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

Volume 48, Number 24

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1984-05-10

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Drenched Cliff Moore, aenlor. carries the ball In look on.LC losut .. eaon finale to the University
last week's rugby game at Delta Park. while of Wuhlngton 3-0
sophomore John Neighbors and John Najarian
Dining halls get news boarders
Carol Hrun men
Of lllor f'iuf-..er l.cllr
Dc:.pitc creating nn lmpt'Chment to conversation
at mt!-11~ . th~ nC\o\ lyin:.ta.llad re.sder boards in Fields
Dining Hall and the lnil Room provide atudente.
w1th updated news and tl'\.'tmta
5ponb0red by the Bruner News NetwOrk IBNNI, a
Dalla:. based company , the computer generated
render boa.rd!i r.upply natiOnal and intemation.ll
nt"\v& .u; W\lll as sport~> und campus m1mts ull day in
8 minute segments
Sixty percent of e.1ch newr.cut is newro and
bports 20 percent ts campus e'\oents. And the
rerll4intng 20 percent IS adverti:.ing. Campus news
1s reported to BNN eve!)' Wednesday includmg the
1."\cnt& to be tront-rrutted for the next SC\en days
~ational and intem<~Uonal news is updated twice
daily and three tame:. on Pnday
The BNN writec;-with the u.sutnnce of ""ire
c.crvicea-and delivers (\.ill computer to the mCJ\ing
message bo.l.t'dslthe new5 to 0\t:r soo coUeg~ and
uniYersirics each day. BNN iNtaUed the rwo board:.
11.nd oonncctcd the st'nice into lhecomp4Jl) 'li main
computer In Dallas The 8!\o'N demft thetr income
from tho Nlc of ad\.~1~ment~ to be shCMn on the
boi.ll'd"·'' 2().ch.llractcrad rela)'ed to all p;lrtiapating
camput.eS acrvcd by B~ coal the 11d\ crtiser
appro~ima tcly $15.000 a month. Es.st!ntiaDy the
och.miaera p4y for the LC re<~der board system.
During la!lt spring wrm. rht•lnfonnation and Pro-gramrrnng BNJ'd and the St\Gc.\ Committee dis­
cus~>d and apptm-ed the uuta.llnuon of the reader
board ''" agreement &.Jgned ""ith the 8!111" descg·
f\o'ltcd le<1 mg to the company space in Fields nnd
then-au Room ror the messa~ board ....
,\ccord.lng to Yunu Hhaharn , vicE'-pres.aent of the
tnfonnation and Programming Board. 1&P 1s work·
ing on a policy which will a.er the priorities of the
cnmpus news to be dLplayed on th.e boardio There
IS a hmlt Of 700 CharaCICT"i !including Sp.lce51
n! en'Ctl for camrru~ C\"Cnt~ such ru; ASLC itpo11!.
,;pot16. oonoens and lectures . Hm\.-ever , the re.u.ler
bo..lrd.s in the Trail Room and In flelds ;ue con·
nocted to two S(!panlte phone line\, therefore. e.'lCh
bo<1rd can ad\ertl~ o difTerent edioon of the cam·
pu' news.
Until a policy is stated by l&P, OirectorofCampu'
ProsJ'nms Michael Ford will J>elect the campu~o
e'\oents to be dbpla) cd
Student reactions to rhe new reader bo:lrd.s were
vant'd Ivan Peckham. fre<;hm.ul ..aid. "'I think it i~a
waste of time for me becaw.e I read the monitor
which 1s JUSt as readable as the boilrd. M
Karen Choo. JUnior w.td. ''l don't rhink it realJ\
~ catches the CJ\1. 'Tlle KLC morutor is 1usr a.-. readable
~ rhe boArd.
Snld Launc Gct'5on .. rreshman. Mlt sn~ me some­
than& to do whiltl I nm oallng but It does antenupt
dlnnt.>r con,,r.<>ation . U J.;.ecps me infonned on the
world illld it teUs the news better than the monitor .
We need to be an tnlomu.>d rudent body." Communication
mix-up results
in ASLC deficit
Mike Lutz '"'I hi! PkM«t Lqr
AA."iiC'i.lted Student• of Lewis and Clari; could be runmng a Ugnlfi·
cant budgcl deficit if m.rnent pwjections before the Board ofTru51CCS
are accurate. -
Howt!\~ , ,\SLC Bu~t and f'inanoo Director sunJOr f.ric tlyiAnd says
th:lt ther" is not 1"'6!''-0n for concern beeuuc;e ~su~lly the problf!fll b;
• mtscommumcauon
Bucd on full·tinlf! t.aquntal~t WTEJ prediCIJOOS for the sChool yc.ar
t~-84 , u~uand Clarl;:aii0C41tedSZ10000 to theASLC fordbtnbution
throughout raudentacti\it&es andgCJ\emment But theesUmAtcs were
too tU~ h·admg to an abnormal &hortage in the total tudcnt fJ
colhx.ted. This year & actual fee collection is 111 the ncil(hborhood of
uozooo
H\land w·u qu1c:K to add that there Is no reason to he alarmed .
"Nobody will be askt-d to cut th~>1r budget-this .)'1!M or nCJt H he ys
f h.a' e mt·l "1th Dean or Students Dick Sorenmn and he assures me
that any dcfit1t wtll tw handled \vdhout implications for an\1 current
fundmg agn .. •rr-a:nts."
H\ land added that thf!r'C may not be an at· tool dctiat. as nonnall.)
there is a ... ubstanuaJ amount or allocated money that as not pent ch
\1(\ar. • • H}bnd 54) that the same dis·
crepanq m.;,sy cx:cur neAl year
dunng tht! 1984-85 5Chool ~ -
We budgeted about $!15..000 for
ntsAt }~r. • 1\pp;tn.>ntly , f'f!\1 d
predrrt1on" ol f1 E tudents ne.at
year "111 reap approlOmAtel y
SWS 000 This tigurc is calcu bted
by multiplying th•• average ree per
credit by the number of F'l '£
tudent6.
To add to thE' ptoblcm , a com·
muniC4ltJon mia·up h.zu. resulted
an the Board ofT'n.tstees ,:.. Stl'l& a
$210.000 budgl.1 for the AS.LC
anstead of the factual d«idcd l
S.Z15 000
"I don t know hCJ\'\ 11 got
through all tho5e peopJc,
Hy l.:an d sa yu.bou t the ss.ooo ll'lJ.S­
undenrnnding . "Nobody \viU get
their budget cut . .l
have met \vith Dean
of Students Dick
Sorensen and he
assures me that anv • deficit will be
handled without
implications for any
current funding
agreements," said
Eric Hvland. -
Sor'M'\son call~d it an "0\'ei"Slght" and Aid the problem i5 MaD very
innocent -some thangs ju .. got lost."
The budglt, acx:ordifl8 to Sorensen. 111 dehwred to him and \ace
~tdenl for lnaotitutional Ad\'anc;crnmt William tAIJinson and then
to the Baud ofTrw tees. Soreru.cn uys that he does not kilO" hew.· chc
mH>communtcallon occuu ed. but sard that he ts ~ng to c:Jmr the
nutter soon.
sorensen does not anticipate any di.fficuhy in resoMng the irua·
lion. Uc sa1d 11 1 not a big in•e and does not lm<ol\ any poUriaal
dements Wlthm the admuustrahon or the students.
In tho wurst C3se, the t\w .)'83.1'5 m qu tian could result ina$15.000
deft.cit but H) land wys that biued on past spending po~ttcms. thl Is
high!,) unlikely.
Aa lor the process of detemun111g how much money the can
budget roropcrotion tn upcoming_yezn;, Hyland A) .. there no" .)
wu can knCJ\'\' hCJ\'' many tudenr 11\oiU be attending It's All estimar
ht• Aid \'t! deal , .. ;rh Dick l:,oreruenl and he gn-es us a guidi line of
'11\oh4t \\ c can spend
Future lecturer Naravane reflects on Ghan •
Glenn Pout
Ofche Jib 1 r 14(
Speaking lltu, the Mahatma
him~e lr, Or. v.s NAn\'3ne con­
ducted a day-long worbhop la•t
saturday on 1he hCe, philosophy
and 11\Jluene-e of Mohandes K.
Gtumdi.
NIU'1l\'3Jlr , who will return lo
l.c!wu> and Clark t hi a fall as a guest
lectu""r m history and philo­
sophy, "II; one ofthc ilw &Chobra
loday who ha o broad and inte­
&raltld k.no"leds•· of India,"
ilfXOrding to Ruligious Srudieli
Associate Proft!4tor Kathleen
McLoughlin
Speaking to a smalloudicnce in
tho AIJle!S Flonllglln Chapd, Nara­
\'llnc al.ru$Sed Ghandl's bclitof that
lruth and non ~\iOit!noo cannot
be st~parntcd . "Similariy ," .Nar.l·
\'anc added, "~ans and t•nc:b
C<tnnot be 5C!pamlt'd "
Ar.oording tu Narov;me , Gh4ndt
oftt·n allb.•d [)0('5 nobh• end:~tus·
tify adoJJifng \10lrnt nwan!i7' ~Ill'"
tMsnc antM n d. A good end iii
an end wh h I& attalrtt..-d t.Jy 6ood
m n · t tim~ , Ghandi baffled hts fol·
lowers with hts !'lhifting interpro·
ration' of the world around him.
For many yoors. Ghandi was
kn~"n to ~y • Cod t~ 'Th.tth." But
10 a newspaper 8J1ide '~ich he
wrote in the early '40s. Gh.andi
wrote. l'ruth is Cod ··Yet Ghandi
al60 beli~-ed that lruth 1s IO\ooe."
said Nanrwne. Ghandi wu not
ngid in his approach . but he was
tn hili fund.uncntab "
Reprrung ci' tl cli&Obedicnce,
~ant• cdux>d the behda or
C.handi ""'n'uth and nomiolcnce
arc ""'0 sides of the aame coin
Non·violence Is nothing but th\•
ru~ati\.e way of saying I~'C -
"Ghandi used to poant out that
ir we do a lillie hean ·~an:hmg.
we "iD Ond that our world needs
modifying . Nothing <".40 bu
achiewd through ~oioJcnt muans.."
su.ld Saravant ~
• If there 16 a IM'Of'd 10 lUUr ~
hean, taS.e 11 out like <~ INin and
u. tt • Nansvane eia.id. but added.
It is thcnwlll ofagro~mn~ho Ia
cowardl) .
Ghand1 would not deny that
D~ 15 real, srud 141"11'\':tne rio
would aunply .,.,.) that ct au1 be 0\"CC"C'me. We mw.t kindle the
fOf"C'e ol 10\o-e which is tronscr
than the force of anger. If you
want. you c:m sue1:eed:· be said
"~on""1olence requtrCS COUI'­
age. It takes more courag.-. to be
gentle thAn ro be rough."'
Participation in non""1olence
mvoMd a gnsat deal of auft'ering
for Ghandi. and ~a.nmme recos­
nizdi that the samcappli~ toda_\' en th .. mo\'emcnt l.l8A'" r nuclear
arm build·up But t\'ata\'Une
5atd people must be "",hng to
uffer, for onl} throu,gh gre.;tiiSUf ·
fenng lll4lJ \~ achiC\.1! true loy.
~1-\·e often reprd po11n and l!Ot"
1'0" aa the oppoSllC of 10)'· \'et
tnJ • JOY 1 that "hich is reached
throush tremendou suffenng
You cannot ha''C ioy unless )'OU
assimflatc uffenng . •• said
2 S~IMERFUN ~r.l\-ane.
-In llOn"\'IOit nee. the uffering
tiohouJd be a gre:at souruc of JO)
Nanmmc dcscribcd tht p:tin a
·a c:rc:lth~ JXM'CI'-D tnmsfonn ·
ing PfJ\''CI" "'ht..~ used for hftu~
)VUrselflo D highCUpultual (eo.; •1.
Suffemg hu a ,PW"iJ,)'lng power, ..
he wid
Many people U~ a ""gospel of
Continued on page~
Imagine a J...e\.\ll' and Clark ollug~ where) ou study tield archaeology at the
ChinooK Indian \illagc of Quathlopooll on the Columbia River, where your
marine biolo&,\ cln. takes o the-day trip the PowE'JI River in Canada. and your
Shakespeare studi~ class is suppl£>mcnted \\ith hips to Ashland AU of this
and more can be found right here at LC duril'u: the 1984 ummer session.
3 STUDENTARTSHOW
'T1le nnnuoJ Student An -hO\' i now open nnd \'\111 be un cfu play at the
Peebles Ar1 Building until May 16 Campus in Brief
Mariann• • Ratcliff
Uftl'ln~~
Pia studs display wares
11 h.'l been pmdiC't d thllt ~tr. l.tMi~ und l'huil will bc1 il :.tnr
tM•n to out,hmo Mr Uniwr:-:t• in tho Muy 12 '-Ol \ 'l)()nson•d
Mr t.C ~~~-ant
l OlliWitalll!l trom t~'lf'h donnilOI') \'Iolli C'OnlfWIH ln ftnll
ettt~on(> ~ tnh>nt, sem1 lonna! s~im",_ • .,,. ond J>~:rsunality , '"'hit h
"'II he dntc•rmint!d through an mt1.1nu~'
of Monda\ ', loml.'l1 cont~tant:; w\'m r.t•nior l\rurt• U\U1WIIe of
Odt•ll l!i("lJ)Ior Chrl!> £diron ofl opd.1nd ln•shman Ua\id Ut."'''ll)'ll
ol P~tt ·II0'\'1.'3rd t>niOI' Rtchnrd Getgt•n ol llartztt'lti , and tunlnr
malo 1'\ndor R4 souh ot llw all·ft•malt• dom•ilol) . ,\kan
~m1• donmtont':' M\'f! ht•~tatt..od to p;u"ttCIJliliO bcr..ousc n lot
of J)COJ.l1i.' sa\ 11 s ~xi't :>atd Mr. U. C~o~nator , ln·~hmAt~
thCOIH"' ~.nfieJd "\\ t' \<nQ\\ II 6 1~. hut II n 10\<t' It JUSI ll
spoof on hs.s Amcnca and somNiung n,..,, to do ltJr the
campus
11u1 wmncr ol the Mr: I.C poll(~nt "111 "(t't\'P n sash ht~.,nns
ht flr.\\ utlt o Ol)Wn nnd A botllt• ol d\;tmp:sgm •
hl additJOil tht donnJIOI) ho nJpn•SCnl~ \\111 f't'l t'l\\' S..,<;O nw
dormltom!S o'prc._'l•ntod l)) llw tirst ami ~>t.'COnd runnnn; up ,,111
r' Pl\11 szs ancJ .515 rcspecuwly . nw tudgm~ p..tncl ~,;u be ,~mpn&~•d nl \(, \ llan, ~\l~ \
\mtn sophomon• Tuny \heM, sophomon• \1nll..a \'oung~h·&n
and JUnior ~U&' Fn-dlmck ~
11w pagt·ant \\ill be held m Stamm Otning Hoom at 8 p m
and ll dance \\ill be twld afltJrwards
Thief nabs money drawer
l~t !'>unda.)' wo~ at the Aubrey \\'at7l'k l.1brory dl&e:O\ered
not onh thr. tht!it ot an unduitJO"cd amount ol money. but the
rusap~llCV ol the dra\o.t'r II wa oontotncd in 3" \\1..'11 nw \~hole drawer \'as gon~ and II looks a~ tl 8omt'.OOC too~
il without u mg a '-E!)·" satd Cirt'UIDtion :snd Cnllccllon
De\ ·lopmcnt Ubmrian Gma Bonnt!r.
nm &hell occu~ IA~t Saturda) mght aftrr tht! hbraJ1 was
clo~d 1lw dmwer wa" probabl) tal-en b) someone '"ho st3)\'d tn
the hbnll"t altt!r hours. ~d Bonner. • t\nothcr dra\'"l.'f' ~~ be.illlt used in thl' mi">"'~ on plan•
ch~arh we ha\t> to do &Om~trung tise with the money," sa.id
1\onnt•r. Tht~lor-e m the luture the mom•y \'l.tll tlt, ''urea m tnl•
&afe. alter hours
Advisees will drop • lll
Orop-m ad\'i&ng I!' now :mutable at thl· Ot• .• m ol Studt·nts
oiDct• on Wednesdap &om 9 3,m to noon
!'>t&tant Dean of the f'Dculty Je.1n Ward nnd Ot•an of
tudenu Mag 0 Hara "ill be lllerc to ad\.isc atudcnt• <tbout a
numbef" of concents .
Th~ ooncems can be about gradU4tion n1qun'Cmcnt
choosmg a mator. tielecting a major ad~1sor , general acndemJc
planmng and pen.onal nnd career qu~twn:.
Thaa ~f'tce was offered formAlly £or the fir!il tam~ Wt'dn~dav .
It 5 intended lor sophomores w-ho are not cutTently M"tllOg
anJone.' s.zud Meg 0 Hara. aw~tant to the dwn of ~tudt·nt!>.
""ho \YOuld bile to talk to 50meonc about choostng a major or
a-etng an ad\1St:r. · 0 Hara s.aid :o.ho. Ward ond Jill Au stan from
the rug.strar s office "ould be avaJlable An) tudP.nt!l can come
and 11 tht.cy can 1 fit )'OU in, tU'it gl\'e tht!m i1 call Student who
already h.a\~ an advi~r but are e.:tpencncing difficulty urt'
welcome.
Pianist Bastien competes
Pla)1Jl8 tht! piano may not be easy, but 11 cun be I"L""'lu-ding In
mc•re wa\'s than on•·
Sophomore UN 8as1i~n wlll Nl\1.! 4 chanr.l' to h!St this tht~ry
out "~'" hu oompelcs f'-: t•cur.h BML awanis totalhng nr.ariy
SSIOOO 10 thi~ 1984 Day Muwc Company Schol.m~ hip f'und Audl·
hon ""'hich will be held lunl• 4·7 in Portland
~1!Jll) nme of the top piano atudfmtr. 10 0o"8on <l'ld
south'\'~. est Wal>hin&' on will c:ompet •
Audition "111 be ht!ld in the Da) Mu&ic Compan '& z.so.t,eat
auditorium
Eac.h tudr.nt w;u play three rlassJcal r.t'lr.ct•onb on the
Stcmw;sy concen grand pl.:ano. First, M cond and thtrd plar.t:
\'\1nnt.'f'S W1U pia.} 111 a conC'P.f1 tha: tollowi"lC ~enang
Reviewers open forum
'Ttw opimons of the e.tudent bod) on whether a resolut1on
against U inten.oention 1n Ct>nlnll America should ~ included
u officlaJ ASLC Policy will be gaused ac thf' Poltcy Rf!View
Board a Open forum Priday at noon In thr. Chapr•l.
Mlf •tudent.a ha\~ a po~t•on. thftov ahould &Lr it so that thu
f'o1Jcy Re\iPW Board Will ha\"tl an accurate vtslon of hOW' the•
atudcnt body (eela about it Uhc f'QSOiutionl.'' saJd m-officlo ol
the ASLC F~tive Council lac._ Pemn .. JunttK ~
11~ rosoluuon introduced by Student1 in ~lld.1ritv ""h
Gentnl Nnencan People lSISCAPl botlti down to thu:tttalt.."fllt'nt :
Be 1t rP.!iOh"ed thai the &tudents of LC, 10 lllc namt• ol pc.oo
and ~uz.tictl. denounce ~ and calJ for an mcJ to U ' mlliiJlry aid to
fJ Salvador and C.I.A. support of tho I~ attt-.mptJng to
0\'Crth!"'"'- tht: populAr Nicaraguan gO\~ment •
At MJme 11me after the Open t'on.Jm. the Polky Rcvft.cy. Board
Wlll con\'cne and a vote wiU be taken on the adupllon of the
SI5CAP JJI'OJ)OU1 as the ofticial polil.-v of the A.<;l.C.
Page 2 ·able Unique summer studies a
regular yt•ar," Edc• said, potntl"'
out the• An;hn()()logi cal l"lc•ld
School o• a plimC' oxamplu Glenn Foul or • .,. Ptor•• r LqC
tmtlglnt-' n U.~1" nnd CIt"" t ol
,.,~c where you "tlld.) liold
urchnoology nt thl' Chinoo k
tndlun villllgo or Quothlop--mtl Oil
thu C olumb1n Rh<t•r \'tlUr nUli'UW •
biology cln~~ tnl.t•~ " fi~'\~ dn Ocld
tnp to thtt Po\wll Ri\ u In t ann d.•
,fllUr Shal;espt!<lnUO studit• cln''
i5 supplcmt•ntcd \Y1th tnp to
Ashland .md your mtrodur tion to
computing dnM> has .1 m.,JJmum
of 15 students
1\nd. e\l'n though.) ou m still 10
Portl3nd . unagmu mo!itl) ~unrl)
da,>'S. Thursday oltt~moons tlwn1
3m t-onrerto: on tho lnwn In front of Odl'll Manor, und Tuesday
Bftcmoon ~t brown bot~ lunch ron
C(•rta at thl• ~hool of Mulllt
8c "t or nil lmagino tuition
bt·lng on I) 54-t.t o crodH lus.r. than
hnll of what motnrulated ~tu
dt•ntft Jl.:l} during the regular year
sound llkt.• u crazy fantasy? '\n
altu1 native Mlssiun Plnnnlng
propo~l! In renllty all oft hi~ nnd
more can bt> tound rillht hl·re .tl
1 C: during tlw 193-1 summt~r
'\l1liSIOI1
Summer ~e$ttion Dtrrctor Sid
Edt•r dJ!iCU!lM!d thl~ ld\antugos or
atud_,1ng at t.C dunns the sunn •,
rnonllu
"Summt•r ttc.ocsion affords tlw
tJullt•g,• or indh.iduul dcp."lr1·
mi•nts tht• chn.ncc to otlar !>pt.'<: tal
t'Ollf1"C=> not <.1\'llilablft during the
ASLC Update
Bi8 news• Mondo'' night'" E.\.ocutlvr Council meeting enJoyed
perfC<'t attondllncull • 0\\ nU we nt>t.>d If> to ha\'9 \OU come to
..ame ol our-meeting!! . Tho) IOtkl• pima ~ on Munduys at 5.30 p.m
and are open to all studtmts
E.at your lunr.he~ early on Fnd.ty or watt until after the Open
forum. The forum b.. held ~ the polh."\ Review Board to get
<i&udent body tnput on the SIS( AP pal1t1on conct>.m ang U,S
tntel'ention in Central Amcricn Remember the VOICe or tho l.C
~tudont bod} "ill be rcprc:,entod b) a majority of those who
~pook up on th~ ie.,"uc.. Unlf" vou u.ro romplotely npatheuc to
.... hat '"-e pre.sent to thl' pubhc.. as OUR stand "-' LC studenb. J
ad\itie you to attend tht~> Open Forum at noon t•nday in tho
Chapel and \Otce your optruon .
For those of you who have no way or being theN if you have
an)1hing to sny, plea~· contat'l one or thu PotiC) Re\'lew Boord
members and let them blO\I\· how "'OU ft.>el It i!. their •
respon.,ibilit\ to rrpre..cnt vou
PoUC') R8\UM Bo.lrd membc"'
• ~t!Ucr l..aro~ ext 468 boJ. 1493
•Tom Crowder,~ ~ 491, ho" 495
•Look.o Gwanganallo , !44· 1020 box 957
•Lorna Lockwood, uxt 3N box 1601
•Do"1d McKa) ext 532. bo~ 1710
•Pnige Daugherty ext 469. bo" 516
•Hiro111hi Ham. 2.46-0659. box 1010
•Andren Hnnnon . ext 468, box 996
•JUJ Otltwellt•r . ext 216, bo" 536
•S<.ott Monroe ext 491 bO"-1879
•Malt Pt~k. ext -124 box 2090
•Noi'C1!n \'nmnyosht . 2-14-6968 . box 3037
•Andrew Slater e~~:l 203 bo:\ Z5S2
•Jack All~ F.,t, 312. box 254
•John McAlll.ster, ext 470. box 1660
• Kelly Mu5Jclt. ~Jtt. 261 bO)I; 1936
A pat-on the-back for the LC mart1al art:; club! Out of etghl
nation~> competmg in the Good\'l.iU Jnu.-nuational Tae Kwon Do
CholmpJon shJps 10 Meuco, the USA team took second place
Pablo Anunendi and Daw Mable of ow-team both won gold
medals 10 thetr respectwe w~!ight dlvi11jons Congratulatlonl'l "
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f)OICies
ViewS e~esaed are !hose of the
writet'a and do not neoeuanly
r.lect lhe 1/iews of the S1Udont
body. the faculty, Of the college
edmlnlltr8llon. u~ edttona~s .,. sugg t 1aerd and are app0¥ed by
the ecltora and managers of ltU ,._..,.per and r6".:act the map~ty
oplr.on of thole offtoerl.
Sa'acton of canoons eAJtlf\ng
in fle Opinion leetOn IS the
retponeibility of the Opnon Ed:J~ . Tho f1rld School 111 u mo.rvc
lou11 opfx>rtunlt y for l.C ftiUdC'ntt.
to loam the fundntn<'"tul s of fiold
i\l"t:hnolof(.) b.v po.rtklpnth't( in
an hoclogiral dlg11 that will ron
lhlUl' for Ufl IO lhrt·t• ytl<Jr , ' 'laid
l:.dttf'
11w fic•ldwori. Is supportt-~ d byn
S15.000 grant It urn lhl! Us
Otlpartment ol ttw lnturior, and
c-anit•l4 with it n numbt!r ol SZOO
"I I p f! n d ". lh> w t• v c r, Ed c• r
t•'tplainod, ''tht• $200 flgure wo&
conungcnt on 15 pt.•oplt•" on1'0I•
ling in tht• cou~· " II d()(•!\n t
•'PJX'ar that\\.'£! "ill gt!l 15 ,,.lOplc•
"If tht• num~r of p1tuph•
enrolled ralls lwltn'l. 15 tht• !Ill·
pt•nd umount pt•r pt•rson could
lnt:nmsc .'' f.dt•t 6&.1d "So wh:u we
art• now ~nying 15 that stip«md!l
nro av:ulubltl lor lhtl on:haclogir.al
fiflld dig In the .amount ofSZOO or
rnon• Students l'..ln study, eulll
cn•dit, and r Jm mont.'Y at thu
sam~ tlrnc ·•
Summor M'.Mdon oflurH a cro~"
fiOCtwn of clnt~~IO~> ofTcrod dunmr
tht~ I'Cgular y<-nr aJI with limited
enrollmont '11\uN student l!l wtsh
mg to c..atch up, or got ahcnd. will
find counw& offered from nearly
20 do part rn r n tli
Tho majonl) of the cla.'l1>e.
otfcn.-d are in groduate program"
Edor baid that histoncnJiy. the
summt•r ~·t~--'IIO n hn~ c4tored
primaril}' to educa to~ and thl
trend rontinul!:) today 7·1 per•
cent or our "ummer tudcnts arc
in post·baccnlourenw studies"
he '41d
Eder explained that becaul>e
:.ummer &cs.sion Is dependent
upon theso non mntnculatcd
~tudunt:., lUHiOn fee." mu&t 00
kopt at n lt..>vel whach l~t compell·
tiw Wllh locaJ state institutions
In order to attr.tc.l and retain
such studt-.nt f>, your summer tul
lion ha~> to be comparable to state
Institution ~> Edcr l'laid
"Summer ubed to bo a pretty
dull place around here: Eder
said 'Thl~ yeur there It~ a lot going
on We are offering the opportun
lty to tak.e smaUcr classes with
more por..onaliz.ed attention '
In addition to the Archaeloga
cal Pleld SChool ~ummer Session
offer:; one or the fPW mtensM !
Gcnnan language programs in
the country the Deutsche Som·
mcrschule. said l:.der Also a spe­
cao.l c;ummer coUege for high
5ehool Junior.. and aoruors w;u
be offered
Naravane speaks
of politics, Ghandi
O>ntlnued from page 1
d~p.Ur , "~.lid Naravane " frulv •
wu arc doomud II Wt! boliew we
cannot overcome our atlgttr U
there c .an be a mob pto~hology or
anger why cun t we arouse the
noble. the lOVIng element m a
largt• group of people ·) he a11ked
.,(' tlallic a&sumptlon that
10\-e cannot enter into politics I•
wrong Wo mu61 think of polltlCI'I
as an Integral po11 of Hfe,, li&ld
Narovanl'
Naravane , who taught at LC la61
wtntur will return thia 6UI to
teach o claas on Modem Indian
Though t and a second cla.ss on
ancient Indian hl~tory
ZIJ.SIM
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Pioneer Log, May 3, 1
• Grou
•
(.nthy Siegel and J
Of the Plonotu' l,ng
Active, COOf'er"fl;
L.cwis and Clark h
it'l}' of 'itudent int
chaobe from on q
tng Student& for G
RJghtB. Students •
eating Nuclear OJ~
\-\-'omen s Cmter.
'Ole SGLR grou~
mid 70" is prirM•
port group dest~
and non-gay stud
in leamlng mon•
rent gay nghts l
homolloxuali ty
soncty The grou1
port list of nc.uy 1:
faculty and a core
about 16
SGLR recently t
the '2010 Forum.
cusslon concemi1
Lcwb nnd Clnrk.
ue:. include a~
by the gay nghts
College m tho n~
Due to tho htgh
nature of the o'l
Wnght past gro~
&aid that ln th
always bOOmed tt
for our group. b,
Budget and Plna1
has been more n
need6 Wnght sal
uon It> pnmanl y
resoun:-e group ,
loped a fiction •
library destgne<
leamlng .about h~
The SCLR grou
Chapel ba:wtmun l
Mondays. tntere 11
encouraged to at
Studenlti Togel
Nuclear Oi~rmn•
a relatively new
campus The~
during the 1982
but received its
}tlctr Mernbe.rl.
organaa tlon d
mote student
nuclear di~r
hn\e been worki
-
.. -Con
The I
H
lSI
Fo
Plea
Pioneer rinlln~
P'leld
~le
1 m&l'\'t'­
tudonta
6 of field
&tlng In
Viii con
~" $aid
rtedbyn
he u~
or .md
of $200
f.d f!r
ure \VU!'i
~ .. enrol·
doc!'ln 1
·people
pl>oplt!
the ati·
)n could
what "c
tiptmds
elogic.tl
($200 or
~C:iy cam
y at the
a crost.·
d durinll
,h llmJtcd
rnts Wish
'lead. will
m nearly
' cla.1se..,
1rograms
:allv the • catered
and thlr.
i-t per
dents arc
studJe'> '
becolUM!
~pendent
;ricuJated
must be
compcti·
stltuUOn l!l
nd retain
mmertui
)letostate
a n preny
re,' Eder
~lot going
opportun
&ses. with
mtion
J'Chaelogi ·
,erSession
• mten!Jve
grams In
sche Som
;\lson spc-
for high
ruors will
peaks
handi
1
ane Truly
ll6li~ "U we
ar anger lf
~hologyof
arouse the
!!ment in a
~··he asked
~ptJon that
o politics ••
:k of politics
life." wd
I at LClAtl
this fall to
dem Indian
nd cla.ss on
':i
3, 1984 G~ups: A response to student need, initiative
cathy Siegel and Jnmll Mustafa
Of lh!l I'ICWW'f'r t.{lfl
Active, concc~ed lltudent& at
l.cwfa and Cllll'k havoe u wido val'
iety of 'ltudent lntoro:'lt group" to
chOOI!oC from on campus lnclud
aog Student 'I for Gay and Le:.blan
Right&. Mudents 1'ogothcr Ach.-o­
('atlng Nuclaar OIMnnamcnt and
Womt·n " (enter
rhc !ICL.R group formed 10 the
mid· 70, Ia pnm.1rily a social !'Up­
port group dc."'rgned for both gay
and non-gay l'IUdantfl mtcro~ted
In teaming mon· about the cur­
rent gay nghttt mCMlmcnt and
homou~'uall ty In modern
!'Oelety The group boosts a 'IUP
port Ust ofneary150atudtmt5und
fat-uhv und a core nwm~rshap ol
GOOUt 16
SGLR t'Cctmtly ht'lped :sponsor
tlw 2010 Porum. a scrie!<. of dis·
cu8!don conC't1mlng the future of
Lewis and Clark Planned n.ctl\11·
lit•!! Include a pnrty co-sponsored
by the gay nghtl' group at Reed
College In the near future
Due to the highly contf"O\.crsial
nature of the organi.t.a uon. Enc
Wnght past group coordina tor
lio1id that In the past. funding
al\vays r.oomed to be a problem
for our group but ltua year the
Budget and Finance Commallee
h.ls been more rcccpttve to our
ncem · Wnght sa)'!> the organau ·
lion Is pnmruily an educational
resource sroup whlch has deve­
loped n fiction and non-ficuon
llbrnry dc~tigned to racilitate
lcamJng about homo50xuall ty
The SGLR group meet5 in the
Chapel ba&emont at 5 p m on
Mond.ay:. lntereMud tlludcntaaro
encouraged to unand
Students TogtHhur Advocutjng
Nuclt·ur Oibarmamont (STANDI 16
a rulatwely new organi.t.aUon on
campu11.. Thu group wa:. Conned
during the 198Z..SJ ~hool year.
but rcceh:ed its ('hnrtor onJy tJus
year. Mernben> or l:iT'\ND an
organization designed to pro­
mot~ student internal In the
nuclear diaarmamcnt issue­
ha\e been v.-'OriJng on cl'\lating a library of lnformallon rolovant to
their concerns and kcoplng
abre.sst of thP voting In Washing ·
ton by kecpmg In touch with
Oregon Rop Lea Au (;oan ln addl
tlon the group orgnniu:d ralliNt
downtown and u slldc ehow pn~s ·
entation dealing with the "ubtect
of civil dJ&Obedlcn cc
STAND. whkh hall a mNnbcr ·
ship ol roughly between 10 to IS
OJtudents nl&O rcwnlly aponaored
a speakena .. enc." enllthtd 'Thr.
Economics of tht! Arnu. Ran·:·
whach fc.atured speaker odvocat·
mg both sides ol the nuclear
defense iuue. Plannt'<i l'utun:
activltie,. indudc o rally in May to
promote :.tudent intcl"'(" ~"' in the•
organlza tion.footuring the bands
tndJan Summer " and ''Mann
Pndny
Amy Looml~t. on actlw blAND
member says thAt tJw group lA
working to amprow ita vi.8lblllty
through publicity and to mnke It
clear to students that we wei·
come all t>Ort& of opmiona. wo'm
not an ~xclusJYe group
S1AND meet& at 11 a m on
Wedne11days In the bat.ement of
the Chapel and student• mtcr­
ested m the nuclear issue are wei·
come to attend
The Womena Cmter, b..-bed In
Stewart Hall. Ia an orgaruzat1on
designed to fnfom'l studen t<~
about women's i~wes in modrm
soaety. P'oro'led 10 the e.lrly 70s.
the Womens Center presented a
Blm :.eric~ dunng wintt:r term.
along v.'ith sponsoring t>eVcrnl
small discu&Sion groups and
guest speakers from both tht~
Lewi& and Clark and 1 he Portland
commum lies
CurTCntly the group sa working
on estabiiV.Ing a notwo!il. to link
the vwious women s group~> on
campus . Semor Laura Grime'
who Is invol\cd an the project
!\llVe. that 'lhe would like to oec
the Womenfi ' CentcJ bt'<'omo
more gender· Issues onontcd
"I feel that its vital to mcludo
men in our dis.cussionr~ as \\.'ell,"
she sasd Grimes also said that tho
fluctuating numbt•r or members
in the group hac. ~n a problem
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Pioneer Log, May 3, 1984 In tho p.~at. but tl'wl "a lot of new. SISCAP. • wc·re mnUnumg to group for minonty tudcnts, and
cmrrgctic peoplo have llhown worJc on bringing orhcr spt:akent a p,...uure group to brif'll( more
lntcmHt tn thP organ i7A~Jtlon . and to campu•." aaid Cnlvt•n. minority !'lludenr& to LC and to
1 m optlmJallc about the group'• SIS<:.AP mLo.eta woonesdav a address a grnatcr number of
future," 3:15pm In the chapd. • minority iuuoa tn th~
lntamated students :~hould OSPfRG IOn•gon Statt• Public curriculum
contact eithor Lauro Gnmca ar lnte~ t Rt:t.earch Group! has The Uni(Jn, c.ompn.w.d mo tly
Pam Sosgc. made 3 dram.:atic comeback at of manonty atudonta. hi cun-ently
Student~; In Solidarity wsth Lewis and C.larl;.. Were pretty woridng v.1th the LC Affirmative
Centcral American People ISIS. happy wuh thm~ .·· s~ud 6t!nior Action Tar.k force, and going
CAP!'' a rulati\1?ly new, but busy, ,\fark c;ary. "People around through the prooe55 of becoming
group at U.•wia and Clark. &ehool 6COI1l to be very n~ptiw a chartered organization .
"Our purpoee i6 to tnf01m the to OSP1RG" The Minonty Union nu~ls at
ftludcnt body about what's gomg With a cnre gruup of .. about 6:30 Wednesday in the ASLC
down m Central America and to eight people," OSPIRG i& l!ipt>nd· Lounge.
t!nr.ourage them to tnlw action. ing a great deal of 11m • collecung The Student Union hiss SOlJ8hl
said &enior Tim C..a!Yen. ''We abo 6~.000 ignatures for an 1rutiauve to organiLC represt•nta tn"CS c:A all
stay In t.e.~lidanty wsth Nic.tra campaign for th~ Cittzens Utility the LC wcial intt:resl groups
guans and FJ ')al\-adorans and Board ICIJBI Th<' CUB \111111 reprT'~ 'The Studt2nt Unaon came about
ISCnd them money whenever pos· ent uullty rolepayen; o1t th•• ratP. laftt yeou-wht•n a numbfwr of stu·
bible." he sajd incre.ut: mt•cting . "'Tltitt 16 taiUng dents in dJffmmt grops became
ro that end. SIM.AP, worlung up a lot of our umu." ~;ud Gruy interesiPd in the Man· Dunn
with the Portland Central Ameri· TWo wt~ka ugo Q!)PIRG -'pon· tssue." sa.td ~nior Bill Hcg.aard .
can Solidartty Commiuec. 60red a To'-1< ~ Symposium wtth The Student Union continues
rec:cntly ,.ponsored no art show ~~nlu:t"'J :~nd workahop leaders becauae "tMre aro ocrtrun t ucs
featuring posten- from Central who are 611.perta on toxlca ''II thai 0\'Crlap C\'CI')body's con·
America and craft.s of I CUll ani· went well. kltd GW)•. ·We had cema.." said Heegaard . ''111•• Slu·
a.ans Proceeds went to Central about t.ljO ~pie thcrl•." dent Union has tned to open the
Americ.l OSPIRG •• alao working to get channels of communicalion
SISCAP which Utns about tO the tommunlty Right to Know bet""'-en tht> organiza tion 60 all
nctive mMnher.. hM al&O been bill into legislation for nuzt year. the organ a7.ation~ knc:M what the
involved in a vtgorous campaign The bUI rMndatca th.lt anyone othe•" are doins ..
to gnan ,ignature5 for a petition who produc:ea , tran11ports , The Student Union h• &160 try·
that denounces U.S military aid dumps or store toltlcs must ing to coordinate ~cer hncs of
to fJ Sal\ador and call'lloran end report it on pubbc record." Wtid communication with Cac:ulty
10 the aad to the Nicaraguan Con· Cary. groups such as W.l G and the
tras The LC Policy Review Board OSPIRG meets Wednesdays at Faculty Uruon.
decides tomorrow whether or 3.15 p m. 1n the 0!)PIRG office tn This Sunday the Student Union
not Lewis and Clark will adopt TPmpleton wiJI spon!SOr 3 "A Day of Music·
this por.ition . A brnnd nt.•w organl:t.ation on featuring .. Mann fndai'' and
Or Hector SiJva. who 5pou at cwnpus is the Mlnonry 'tudent ~lndaan Summer " .. It'& a c:once11
l.C Monday about EJ Salvador , Uruon The 12.·14 member group for -;tudents . but not put on b\•
WiJ.b abo brought to campua by SOl'S iiiiCif aa both a support SOFA .. sa1d H~ .
Peebles houses student art show
Bruce Johnson
Of tht, Plan,.. to~lfl
'lllu unnUliJ Student AJ1 Shov. is
nov.· open and will be on di~opLJy
at tho Pooble:o-r\rt building until
M.ly 16.
Tlw shov.· feat'W"e:> tht! paint·
ing. ~ulpture. cernmics and
photogr11phy of l.L•wls nnd Ciarlo.
e;tudent:. and wa~ judged b)
Dona Milrany, dtreetor of unt: ot
Oregon' leading gaJlenes, the
Portland Center for \ssual Art.
ReOecung the P.C.\'.A '!o ten·
~ncy lo dt!-pla.) modem worb.
Milrany elt>cted piece:. '' h~Ch
"'he felt were contemporary .
abstr • .u.1, humorou!o and w1thin
lhu maan.-.troa.m of modem art
Becau&e of the volume ol hagh
quaUty wort.. which was entered
howuvet •, a l;CCond sh<M' \\<Uo
addc~d to the bUitn which ptcc~
v.tuch \'\Ore not ~acted to be in
the firM show could ~till be e:11h1·
bitcd. Thl5 ··salon de Rc~ " 1s
thu fh':!<l ol all\ kind at l.ew'ts and
Cl:uil..
Daspate the 0\-eraU ca.ccllem:e
of worit entered. h.CJ\\'C\"er, the
Student Al1 Show almost did not
READY TO DO AWAY twppen tht!l year. The ~.Jh!St
pmblt:m 3nlM' lrom lht! r.acl that
lht•re IIi no nduquall· phlc,: on rhu
lewb and Clark Cllmpus in which
to &hlbtt urt
'Tlle coll~gt.' ·~ ov.n coll{!Ction uf
art is narel\ sa.on II was mo 1 • recently c!.lhablled last Apnlatthe
P.C.V downtown
Construction ol 3.n .u-t gallery
on tho Lt.."v.l!t and Clark campu
hae; bc..•cn r.:omtcmplatud by the
admina trotion but nou con·
sideration has been put offtn lic..'U
of Mi aon PIAnnmg Ptmiou ru·
dent art shO\~ . Nl\ t! been held 10
tlw ·• cmplctcm C:olleg •... Center
but thts has pron~ to be tnade­
qua r~ Problem \\.ilh r.eeunt).
tightuqr and anstaUauon ll'd the
!acuity of the nrt dcJlal'1mcnt to
ducidc to rurr.un trom u ing1 em·
pleton 1n llw luture. ~ince no
alternate location fur lhc sh«M
w·.as s.tJitM:tud, II became doubtful
n:t to whether tht• hO\~ would
happc•n at all
.\nolht>r probh•m centered
around the !Act that the &hov. ·s
organ.WS tion ~an a \\hole tenlt
J..tltcr than u:-ual. Nonnalh the
production or the :;tudent Art
Shov. us taken on as o .>••ar-long
project b)' one or more tudent
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284-6496
• nus vaar. inoc monv art ru· - . dent-s spent fuO term in Nuw York
wnh .ut dcpa.nncnt ch4ir Stuar1
Bucllner , no one took on the an
ahO\'\ pro1ec1 L'.a.rly in the year.
Although tht• art dt>partment
t.'TlCountges 5tUd<'nts to cxhibu
lhctr worb-cmphastring that
the e.."\penenoo 1111 an 1mportant
p:ll1 of the ooucattonal process­
the heM depend laq;r!ly on stu­
dent mitiath-e and cnthul\i m
lor tis eJUslcnce
\\'hen semor Enghsh mar or
and photogr:tpher Paul Pratt
rr.tumed from ~C'\ ... York and dis·
00\-~n :d that there wen• no plan
for a Student Art Sh<J'o\o he \'Olun·
tt!erud to o~antzc the t!\"e.lll nlmlg
\\llh junior on mAJOr 1\yle to:aii·
huu ctnd senior art ~nd Engh-h
mator Daisy Maage~
,\ loc<1tiun far the how wa.
proVIded by Art profcs:.or PhylU=­
\'t!S, ~' ho donat~d h£>1' personal
studio !>p3CC to the cau " Lntt~ .
\.,.hen space "'-'35 needed to crc.at*'
the "S.Slon du Relusc, Bcultn(>f'
don<llf·d the art hi"ton• room to • the ;;hov. 'lht: rudcnt commtttcr.
hired Milrnny to 1udg • th" hO\'•
d~gned rnaalen;. postc..>r5 and
handbafl.:.to be U!!Cd forpubhdry .
and 84\\ to the cle.aning and
p;linung o1 the tthow space
Sophomo:e Da\'6 Bemard. who
interned at an an g.allel) ""'hile on
the New Vor\ tnp La5t fall, used
his experience ln art cx.hibltion
by direc:lln& rhe hanging ,of the
show. AJ1 JX'Ofessor Ken Share
acted as ad1.1scr to the prolect
Al1 &tudenbi are. of course.
quate happ.) that the whole thiJl6
baa be.m pulled otf
Studt>nts are upposed to
le4JTI how lo complete their
woril:." said Paul Prall. ·Th~ show
allow~ the art student to fOllow
through ..
Emphasizul8 lhe neoesstty of
retajoins the presentallona l
aspect of art, Dais) Magee com·
mentcd. .,e show reminds us
that the function of IU1 1.5 to com·
municate. Producing art wuhout
ahcMins it is Uke acton rehears­
ing a pia) wtthout e\'er pumng it
on'"
Page 3 SAGA receives
palatable kudos
After..) •ar.-of poor quolit)' f(lOd sul'ioo .md
mnnngt•m ent. \GA ha~> finally becomo a
positn e '-'ating e\perienco lor on~·r~mpus
boardor.-- OJK:t• the mo~t popular gripe at
~·\.'is and Unrk our food M'JYice ha~ impr0\1!d
rcmari.:nbh .
'ot thai SAG doe,n't hm c some d1stnnrt~ to
h-avel befo~ il becon1c:. a truly fine upcrotion .
but inc"l.'lse' in meal choic" tram the spt.>ciol·
1ty line ond cnbrgmnnt of lhe salad bar arc
o.\amplt'!-> ot how tar ~"iet• has l~.!'>r.led !.Jnet'!
the d.l\" ol no ocond' and no ~da pop -Mo"l of tlw <'Ndil thh )Wr goc~ to the
indefatigab le Dan Hn-nda, the one and onl.)
"~ Gr\ Dan" \' ho ha!'o pcrsonalh dt.>voted
untold houn. to not onl\ 1mpronng the food
~"icc but beocoming n \ital pnr1 ol our
c-.ampu"' community . 1 h man has \x•en um1·
ncntly approachab le. open to 'uggl·stlon, and
meticulouo; in an~' c ring C\ t'l) commen t
dropped in hJ!' sugg • ... tion bo' Ft"\' pcoplt• put
out .. o much effort to impro\ • the lh e.' of
others a~ Dan ha~
Fields Dining Room i:-not the only recipient
ol this uplift in quality .tnd ~pirit The Trail
Room opened a deli line and givt><. boarde"'
thl• option ot using ~l 25 trnm the•r \G \ card~
during dinner hours m~>tcad of eatmg m Fields
S.a.ga still runs out of spoons early and the
quiche may bt• a little solid. but the quality hlb
come tar enough to earn all of the -.tudent body's
praise..;.
LETTERS POLICY
Lett en to the Edrtor ,should oo
t1dtessed to BoJt 21. Tho
~adlintt is noon, Mondays
Submlsaloru should be typtx:J,
douole·s,.ced and mclude the
author's name as well aa
academic clan or faculty
standmp LenQth should be 350
words or /ass All tenors wtll oo
pubtl$h0d but are subtect to
edttmg for gremmat , length and
libelous slatemenu . Tha
Paon&er Log rwerves the nght
to hold fetters r/ SP't:e problems
arrse No anonymous letters wtl
be pubiW!ed
liuntley intended
no ILL feelings
To the Editor:
1\\10 '""'lt!ks ago I \1\'Dtl quoted
Wttcrwvt•Jy m Tom Lyd1•n s arti·
de on mlerllbrar\ ·loan." I wun t
0
misquolt.od, exactly, but I m atnud
tydun rruued the pomt
My aogcr and fru~>lratton wilh
ll.L was a resuh of a mi&OOmmu ·
nic:ation with Julynne Pange not
the ayr,tcm ir~elf Mer •pending
fhre houra .~~e.ud\lng c:alJ numben
l6polw \l\.1th Ma. Pa.ng and asked tf
there wu any more re.eardl 1
oouJddo to •pet'd up the proccn
She WJd no and that the roquesta
would be sent out the n&t day.
When I recll!i\.'ed the boob. tM
att.achfld fonn roquesta tndicated
that aomtt had not been ~nt out
untiJ a week to two weeks later. Of
courae. it t.hou1d h.IMt boon ruoo
to set my boob on tune. but I am
fully aware of thf! W:t that the IU.
&.)'ltll"ttl ts 0\eioadt.-d. undCf'o
at&.lfed &nd unable to control the
proceaa onc.e they send out the
raque.aa.
I only ~ish J had boon dealt
with honcatly from !he ~nnlng.
It would haw 111ved a lot of Ill
feeling on my pan
Page 4 Sincerw:ly,
Jmmfl Hunt/,•
.Jumor erseas planner
encourages input
To the Editor:
nw ()..t•r;oo" PL:mning Com·
ffilltl'C 111 in the proc:t..~ oll'e\icw·
mg Its long·rnngu planning
modt-.1 "hac:h rough!) dutcr­
manr.5 wtwre the dUTL·rent pro­
grnm5 go, and when J1w fnruhy
1s nO\<\ being con~>u hed ru, to
~ h1ch countn~ lht.'\ might con­
Sider :.ctling up an overse a!~ par­
gram m
A!< student reprY--.cntati\:CS on
the committttc Karon Choo and I
fell that your 1udent mput
·would be \'nluable a,; """'II If vou
feel this 1s 1mportan1 , pl~&e wke
a ftM· manuws to wriH' down thu
country or countries "heru \IOU . -
would like to study and al'>O a
fll'\, J)f'TI>Onal or academi c roo·
&One~ for your choice .. • Ph•ae.e mail your ~pon ... .,. to
me by nh:t Thurt>day , May 17 tor
our meetin~ that dav. 1'hank you . -
Maija ruao
~c~.• Plannmg Cummmee
:)tudenr Rrprt!St"ntaln e
Clmpus &J:c 272.0
Fencers £ell Log
l'vit11 tnighty blov~'
To lhe tditor:
I, like Stephany Brown. aympa·
lhit.e with Oavtd Trotter'• true lTD.·
Uon rt'fJ&nUng aport• cOYeragu in
the U:lg. but perhaps for \:l!r)' dif·
fen:nt re.uon1.
Unlike M•. Brown. 1 fool he tutd
a tuatUied po&ition and leelthat 1
hA\:t• expemt•nc~-d UkL .. Cruatration
I &n a mt.-mbc"lr of a spo~ albOC:i·
auon that h4ll fallen "\1\ctam•· to
rho t.oa·6 ap4th,tlc aporta
intt·n!~l .
Tho l..tM1t. and Clarlc tl:ndng
hram IJ'avelled to t~P.ne last
U!tm to ponlrlpatP In the Pacatic
NontM.-eat Coll~latc C:hamplo.,.
ahlps Thu team placed ~~CCond 0\1\"l"'lll Thf:. "·'"due to thet>llon
ol all lt·nrt·rr. hut two df''""''
~tpc-cfn t munuun Bill Dmunca
pbc•-d third in nwn .. tndl\iclunl
fo1l romputitaon and Undll'\
Oupret' plnct•ti fil\h in \Wmt'n 's
lndhidun l foil c·ompcthlon
I undt•1'5land that lan• tog iP. ..,
srun with a ·mlllll audiunce but
nom •th\lle'~~ I ll'tll oua effon11
n•pre<;(•ntlng thtl\ cotlogl' \\l('n'
nowS\Yorth\ I und •roctnnd that It
would hovo bt•:t•n unn\lwnablt llo
hoJM> for a ws \VOter and photo
f(nlphtrr to aocomp..tO\ u~t to
Eugene. F'or 1h11 nm~n "'" took
our own photogmphP. nnd 'IUb
rruul'd thC'm along with the relt·
,.,nt lnfonnauon . to the Lag IMI
tt.'J'm I wonder If \'OU ha\u \"t'l
dt.c-.eloJ'M'd tlw film, In t•ltlwrt'4'-('
I than!.. 11 \'\Ould b<• appropnatl' to
rt•tum 11 .,., \"'U l'tw.m to M\ n no
tntcntton of mal.n-.g UM' of it
\lnm .I ,\fiii.Jr a11d
tht• 1.1•1\1,, and c 1ttrl.. Ft·nrms; renm
Apollo' friends
po t kisses home
·1 o tht• Lditor
;\!. wt• II lt>t~un •ly dnnldng ou1
Ot>ml ~11ca "tth tht• 1om pic-ol
\polio ol!'i our c-ompanion our
thought~ tunwd to !chuddel I.C.
On thi' our fi~l frt·e da) ~ e went
to the i<oland of \egma in ~41"\:h
or 'lun fre~h air and tl"(!apc from
thL crm' dt:o ol \then~
\\>'hat <1 diffi>rt•nre from the fifth
lloor h.llrony fo tho Atht•n~ • Y\\ (A whJch ha!< become our
bt>.ach It i:. trul) fantll!llic 10 be
able to rda\ on a mOJI t.rec1an
bt>.ach after 4-6 hours of lccturt•
'>C\ en dJ)'!l a "t>el...
Our llcld tnp'> ll.4\'0 be-en ont.,of
the highllghh of tht' program
th(' \c-ropoli"' Asora Marathon .
Templt• or Artenu., and now. our
first •~>land These Ultt.urs 1on~
haw tH-en ~'COnd onl_v 10 lhl•
tOod "h1ch hnb u' all droDdmg
the :>calc.s back homu Phlloso­
phi.zmg O\'er lnu• dinncn; at the
local ta\ t:ma makes w. h.lpp) to
leave the memorv of those £nM
0
pact.od meal& at Sngo lar behind
U!>.
t\1\('r being chri~ IC'nl•d \'Yith
GJ1'elo; n.nme' we conRider our­
.elvt.o<J trnvelle~ though wt> ~
:.een a tounsl:o. We an> 'ltudying
anthropology ill'Cheology , hU.
tory .md art Greek which \~..-all
cn1oy thlnkb to our mstructor and
our helpful Creek housekeeper al
thu Home SWt."tll X.E.N lhent
\"l\.1<:.A ha. pro\lcn to bt> ourmo~t
u&eful c.lae;s II lb Invaluable m :ud
lng u .. in the perils ol ordering
food bu_Ylng cs~n tlal and g4't
ung halreut.L \\le do mfa-. vou all.
ltmcrs. postcards and care pack
a.ges definitel y welcome Bust
washc. tor a sunny spnng.
·~as Mlame · (wP ki&S voul •
U p4~ll m Grt:t'Ct!
Green feminists
ror GP,rmailY
lo tht• Bdltor
Tht> Cunning \\omen '&
Coup 60 read the Apnl s head
Une splayed ac::rot'b the top of a
prominent C.e man newapaper 11
waa doubtlesa nllunng to many
reader5 In o natlon In which the
poU1Ical aeiamographa &eem to
reg:iater even the Caint~ ot u-em
ors.. lbla IAllt>sl quakt• WWI Cf'n
tered along a poUticaJ Cauh which
aha been anything but qtuet &lOCI'
the late 1970 a "-"' a reault. the
Germans have bocome aomewhat
accu-&tomed to the periodic wtn
dow rattUfll. )'01 they remain
mlngut-d by thJa nuw and volatJio
fof"Cf''
The lon:e lti thecnvtronmental ·
lat and poacu-oritmtrd Grt.•en
Party 11\e laatn.t ~hockY.a\:'fl
whlc:h they ha\lf! aent l"f"\.'Crbcrat
0
ing through tho German popu
laNt oor.cl'mli tho replacement of
thnle party spokesmen lamoiJB t lwm tht• I!Oml•limcs radlcul
t.n·t·n lt•.adt·s f\•trn ll.ellyl, whoh
hud n~pi"C't'lllud thu t.J1'enr~ltlnrt•
tholr t•lt'Cllon to tht• pnrllnml•nt in
1978 II \:\11.. not mcn-1 tho
n,placonu1nt . bul ratht·r thl'
stnrtly frmah.l compo. ilion of tht'
m•w mcmbt·~ \:~huh rn.l~~t•d <we
bnJ\.VS SurprisM NUCh d& thc•~c
hnvo bt•come commonpht ct•
:1mong th<' l.ret!n" and rcJlt><:l o
dC\Il"lve ~trusglO\.'\ hlrh l!l .. haiJng
the foundation ol thu. na!4Ulnf
p.tl1)
Tht Gn·t•n, an• be:lng 111rnlnud
by a 'Pill tunong tht•lr supportc•n.
tnto pl'ilt(rrmttst and funrlamon
tnhttl racltt10!\ Tht• loc-us or thito
dt' i!tJon lac' m the• dt•boh; ovt'r a
rt'd green coulltlon wath thtJ
manont\' Soclnl Ocmocrntr> . llw •
prngma t1,t~ bclll"\t' that 11 the\
ttr'f• to roah:r.o MW of tht'u goab.
lht•\ tlt!OI;d 10 N'Slf\Jt' lUI'\'! I hem
st'IW" along mon. rom~m tmnru
hnt•' and won.. "il hln lh<' t•\a:.ting
p.uilam£~nt.tl) """'''m On lhu
othm· hand lht. runoom,·ntall ... t11
.In" I~~> "111ing to nbondon thc•1r
polltirol goo I and nrguc that an\'
co-11111on ''1th lh<' ~dnl Dt•rno­
crnt-. would n.-sult an tho Greens
\.K'COmlng llt\guUed by their lnl'l(er
and more powerful partner In
ordc•r to avoid lhl!'l the 1\mda
mentalist .. arc ~·kmg to mam
tom an 1dcntlhable pronto
through a ...ene<. or IXllftlcal
t'\JWnmcnt ., amcu'S them thl'
tlh~t 1on"' oh' hat hn~o been t~olned
the· femuuM
\\.'hilc tn II· mal pressure,. l\4\1'0
reached rh•· broniJng point <iUp
port for thr (,rccn:o. doesn 1 <oeem
0 to be~ t~llpplng nmong lho (.erman
puhlit Rec·t•nt clccucm~ in tho
"tote!> of lh·~l'l<'n nnd Badc•n
\>Vurt tt•mbul1( hD\IQ t'\'Vt•aled run
unut•d and int.reast•d 'ltnmsth
F.wn lwre 1n Munich h.trdl} a
hotbed of ~rmnn llbt•miJam , tho
Cn•t'nl'l rnndtl a rcspcc tnblc• 'h~
in~oe m n-ct:nt local clt.'C'ttOnf;
llW (,recns Unl Jl('t'MJll'l bt'-'11
turmt•d unc·onvcnllonnl now.
C\'Cr one of thtnr nC\vly clt•ch'd
etpokcwoomc•n fincta tl n('('(J ~I)'
to ~) thai Wt• nrc not tonatlr.al
point' to 4 mdicall!'lm "h1rh
plagues the> c,rrt•ns among largt•
~tiCIO!I of the Ccnnnn populu·
tlon The t,<>ITJUln!'> 10\ t~ 'On.J
nung lordt'fl In acoordamo ,
pollllt'<&n~ nrc suppo1.od to wvar
tae ... not Jtan~<~ nod bt• lnwycl'li.
not .1rchitoc ts To tht• Gt.>rman
mind nw.hit h Ordnung n·ign
tlw Gn·ert~'> .tn• .t pllM) wh1ch can
be put up \'Yith and who"(! idl'nt.
ran ••wntw .ulopled trom urnc• to
limt but Of'\'Ct a partywhh::h r.an
btl voll"d for
Ih(' (,~"ens .are fighting for the
~nv1runmcn 1 and againlll wnr U
the} an to suc-ceed they mu~t
not onl) re .. ot\il• the rundamt•nt.d ·
i11t pn,hlomb wh1C'h dh·iclc ttwm,
but ulMl. und perhaps more
tmponantly thu) must brond,m
thv1r app0c1l to oncompMs lnrger
M.'Cto.-.. of .m ot-dorly Gennun
midrllt>.cla.o;s !>hould thov '-UC-• ct•t!rl furopt• will tw rock(·d bv
0
tremors stronge;r than any since•
World War II
l-:11r Engstrom
L( Alunich Progrmn
Mumc:h, \\.r.,t GetTOun_~
I 1~1 I system inefficient}
overl aded} relia11t on
tiansient labor force
Glenn Pout
Oflht~~
IN A W<. ARTICl.E t\.-vo wed<s ago the lntortlbrruy loon sy!iltem IIW
wa& prc:umced a~ an inefficient ~J"\11CC wilh no "411Sfied customers
While there are problem s wuh the ti}'~ttem. I don 1 thmk they are oft he
caUber to ju~ollfy the article
1\~t a ho.lvv user ol the IU. S,Ybtem I havo awf>n both tho po~.ltive and
negative dbpects of the M.'rvice. and can attt!.!lt that the pob.illvc<~ far
outwet.qh the ncgatlvet» .. 1 hrough the Ubrary·s superior interllbnuy
loan $,YI>tem atudentt< and ~ttaff htwe ace~ to ncru-l.v any book in the
aounb) Moet of th~ books can be obtatned tn a max.~ mum of two to
three weeks Somo of the more obscure utlc.c; take longer, since they
must be :.h1pped from libraries In tho E.aat
F\Jnhermore. while lh<' antert.lbrruy loon system toohnlcaUy lsnt
"free' to studcnt5 the fact '" that many huge unlvun51Ues around the
counuy charge to lend books on mwritbrruy loan Thub tho Lewis and
C.lnrk tntcrUbnuy loon system picb up a lot of charges whirh larger
unlvcrshl es would ~r~mpl,) p.abs on directly to student&
Our Jl..L system do~ havo It sills However thu drowbaoo .u'l' ~dom
the ~ult of ~taft' Inadequacy as much aa syatem Inefficiency As w.u•
pointed out tn the Log two weeu ago. IU. mu81 proces1 some s.soo
R.>qucsl8 CJch year Roqun.'lt& have gone up 30 percent a year for the
p311t tllrec YC41"1 with no concurnmt lncreu6 In 5Uppot1 staff
po!t!ltJOn S
The ILl~ 8.)'l'tem has bcx~me one of tho moat crucial operations
wtthin the library. yet sHU i~t primarily rebant upon tran!'llent studunt
labor W'tth eaght student& 6111ng the oqufvalent of t\.~o full time aup­
pon ataff positions , the likelihood of no shows due to Ulncss, exam
conftlc.:ts or schcdulo mlttunde.nstand11"18a increaJIOI srootl.v My paint
tt. 41\ lncre.uc<J budget allocation whJch would a.Uow for an oddJnonal
professional position in lU would significantly reduce the bacldag
wh.lch oocurs during the third and foUJ1h weeks of the term
Jonrua Huntley a cue Ia a perfect 8JC4Jllple of 11'\Y point Ewn thouah
&he had &eai'Ched the requeatsln onoofthc twocataJoga. therealn>.4dy
waa • elgnlftcant backlog of ordtmt ahead ofhm'8 Thus. It was tO days
to two wef•k& before the R"questa went out Tha pl"eaC)nce or an addf·
Uonlll profei&S!onal staff member would ha\.'C remcdted thla problem .
Tho IU. atatrwor\6 dlllgtmtly to proceaa the thouannd8 of ord.,.ll
n•t;eivaa each year While aome atudenu have bad oxperienos with the
IU. ay.tem. I am convfn(;oo that tho maJority or the users are NlUalled
with the acrvlce While them may bf> slight incfJic1enet •s in the syatNn.
we are very fortunate to havtt such a high hNCl or M!I'Vtoo
OIAgn.tntll!mMlt o\"er thf1 interlibnt.l')' loan ayatcm l"' a reauh or a
failure to understand the c~mplexJty of the lntertlbrnry loan p-oceu
llw rcNutlnnt mlllgUidrc.J crillclam SCTWI no purpo~~tt , aa It only
docn·aacs worb>r morale, and thua potentially atft'Ctalob p<>rlonnanct>
In an adve~ ITUinner Jn tho ~nd. an article whic-h Ia meant to Clapol't'
and thercfon• help to sol\.1' an inrffechmcy moroly compounds lhtl
problem
------
Pioneer Log, Mav 3, 1 Cent1
roote
PFR~ on
Central Amoa
l<'.e~ '"thai f'\tln c
pcoplr do not
Contml Amerlcn1
During thil\ ~
ruirv with the
ISISCAPJ. haa bo
holoc.nua t that
bord<'t a Uttlc 1
fihn11. 8peakon..
tion tablea
fhl~> wN•k the
po•uum hn~ bro
this ttunpu an1
f"rida) mrorvonc
MV(l at IL•aNt 'on
1!1"-UU of c ontrnl
PoliC\' RevftM for
m thl~ chapel ot1
Thill mollling \1
the Polley Revle\1
po'1t1on thP
~hould take In
trol AmeriC4
I hope that th~
lx'cn tn vain and
art :.hows and m
and that thc·ru w
~tudont~ at th(' I
can only bo cutlc!
Ill ( :{>Jl tra.l AnU>ri
l...oum T. Grime:! or ,rn., Plonl'Ct' LCfC
HWING~
looking n
winsom.., nre Pl
por-.LI)· woml•n
Cosmopolitan al
mining the&• m(
em bccom6') t1
revolve around
men. babiCll nn~
Womenaronc
mlelloctuaJ Thl
!>lrong and as
magazineb It "
rompetent onl
~;timulating mo
Photogrnph~t
dollng on mnl
ball plll,)'&ni g
pagt' It~ devoled
tlscmento p
women There
up, nail polll'lll.
One rnagazi
r1le Jo1lrting
fvlow How.· '
tor Wtlh Your
are Most .o\fnUd
IPortM.Jri lnOuen
Mnn ICm;mo
cle ~pJalnb
a 6abv IG/am
Child provides
.1 Pro· (Made
Aa it wnm
nothing more 1
relationship wi
As If 11 is solei
mnkc a hetero
As if women ha
est& than gt't
6\.1/tly at the st
Theseaubj
loolang model ·
ordinariness
content• whlc
femAle &tcroo
lmpreaaJons.
~me" proJect
Oc:Uon artie!
advert1semen t
I'm not a cJ\II[}j
oo any less co
1\net'. for I thl
deslro to be at
that family an
1hould be \'alu
But rather I
rn~zlncs n
pre~Uglous
----
Pioneer Crennan
I in tht•
Baden
led ron
trcngth
lurdly a
Ism. the
~oshaw
onft
lpll bU\1
I How·
ol<-clt·d
L'Cl~Ml)
tn.llir.al
I wha( h
1"8 largt~
populn
Ord
()rda nc "'·
to "''llr
lawyer.~,
German
J n•tgnr..
hich t.un
,,.c adenA
)llimt' to
hich c.~n
'S for the
~~ Will' If
atW must
.omental
~t.· them
)..., marc
broodt.•n
a~'l1nrge.
Gt:mtan
hcv "~UC:· • xkl'dby
lO\ l'Olncc •
=:t!gst mm
Progr.~m
Ccmwny
nt,
on
1emiiUJ
tome~"
ueofthe
Jiliveand
t.wes· tar
terllbnuy
lok In the
ofiWOIO
lnoe thoy
:oUy isn't
ound the
,.cwisand
ich lnrgcr
~seldom
P' As \W6
)me 5.500
lar forth«>
tt statl
rations
t btudent
me sup­
s. exam
My point
additional
ebacklos
"'''l.
an though
alrc.Aczy
11.810 days
lfan addJ·
problem
orders 11
with the
aatisflt>d
!&Uh of n
process
ft it only
H"nrmt.Anett
to.npor.c
UncU tht• Central erica solution
rooted in infonned action
'11m C.lllvort
0( IM f'IOI'W'III' Lqc
P ERHAM one of the fll'!ll thlngl" n
( ontrnl Am«'rir.a wlldarity nohvl 1 real
I lA' !I h; that f"\.'Cn on collugo campui'Cs mo., I
pcoplr do not knm.\ whoa Is going on in
Cenll\11 \moricn
Ourint( thl"' plll'll yuar Mudcnte an SaUd
• uicv \~lh the C~ntrnl Ameri~n Pt!Ople
~~~~ . has bt.'Cn working to bring tht
holoc~uat that Is goang on 60uth of our
hmtlt·r .1 little ciO!lCr to home:> through
filma spt•akcn~. c.anvall!llng and informn
tion lttblh
llll" "'"'t•k tht! lntt•m:)li onal ,\ffilirs Sym·
po~aum hM brought still mon: "J>Calwl""' to
this cnmpus and I would hope thul b\-
1-'ndn.} 0\:t.'ryonu at l.ewts and Clnrk wiil
lmvo 41 h·a~t ..omt~ 8011 or opinion on the
•~sue of C untrnl Amcnca to bnng to the
Pohcy Rt"\1cw lonrm which will be at noon
tn the chapel un »idoy
rhl~ mootlnt( \viii tx• lmponant btlcau!lc
tho Polley llevffM• Bo.lrd will dvclde what
tx>IUllon tho LC studt•nt govcmmcnl
,Jtould talu• in n•go.rd to U.S policy in Ccn
1rol \mc>r1ca
I hope that tho effona of Sl~tAP have not
been in \.aan and that llw petition~> . rablc>s.
an 'thowt< and movies have sunk m a littlu
;md that there will oo n health.\ number of
:.tudl•nts at thl• forum condcmn rng what
can only tx> c.all<'d U.S.· sponsored murder
tn C cntmJ Amc>rica . When thu Policy R(Mf'\V OOiud volt'" to
oppoPio U.S lnturvuntlon in Contr<ll
America ns I OAJ)t"C 1 It will-l.C will bt1
foinlng fn with n C'lt•ar votrc tlw grounds ·
well or oppa"nlon to Pn~'lldcnl Rcagnn ·~
Untrnl America pollc-v
Alroady, thi11 oppo11.111on to Rt>~n ·s pol·
rc1l's hut. hod an rmpact open dl'l>~te in
Congrr."'" has t•xpo~d and lowed lhc
adminl<~tration 'a nllempt to stablll.zt• " thtl
region with mllllilJ'Y hardwnre If oppo"t
tion contrnu~ to grow pcrhup!i W\' wfll
tum bat'lt the l .~ poll() of rep"'Uion In
Contrnl \mtl1'1c .a
Wt IN Slh( \P hnw lrir.d to inform
pc·opl" bN~U60 an lnfonnt~d I)(.)PU·
Ina• aR pt·rhap the only guarantl~ of u
dem()(."rory nnywha·re HO\'\-'CVUr . SISCAP
c.lnnot roulh do ttw Joh of haading ofT tht•
mil'llnfonnation c:onl'ltnnt ly P"'.SHntt•d In
the malnstnMna pn•fol!l and on ·rv.
\ cnllcal Information soun: c 111 pt!rh.Jp!l
the only way to cut throul(h thu prop.a
gund.1 and you um bel the ON~sonlan does
not Ollttwt blllllet alont' liSt\ TcxlnyJ lllcre
Me MJVCrnl very good nt.>wt~p.lpers and
magazine" that mnk.e a clear ofTor1 ::1 son
lng fnct from ftctJon In tht• world My favor­
Ite Is In T'ht~t! nmc!f, a nt>w:.papor you c.an
reod an rho library an\-llmt•.
If you ha\IQ nC\.vr M'Un or heard of tht!MI
pubUcauons r urge you to chuck them
out thll)' might ju•t tell vou .omcthtng
you didn't knO\'\. This anforrll<ltlon a ol
counw, U6eiC<ooo; to the peoplo who do not
azines reinforce t
l.aurn T Grimes
Uf th., flton«r l.qll
RAVIN(. BABIES, c ounting c.alorielh
lookJng mokcup·~·rfect . sexy and
~\11nt!Omt: oro pnma qubfct·ts lor contem­
pomry women s mngozlncs llko Clamour.
c osmopolltnn t.Uld Mademoiselle In rum·
mining theso maguzlnu11. u consistent pall·
t•m become:. app..rent The magnz:ines
rovotvc uround and :1ro hmHed to looks.
men, babies and horne
Women oro not prc<~entedwilh anythmg
intclloctual 11lt.'Y arc not ponraycd as
~tmng n.nd a"beni\'U . ,\coordmg to these
mngnzintlo; il "vould nppear women are
competent only at chRngmg diapers and
~•lmulatmg mt>n a; libidO'~
Photogrnph~> depict woman pa8$1vl}'
doting on mule pcrfomlers rallying fool
ball playon; gutting engaged . Page after
page I& devoted tobt~autycnre Foodam'f'l'
tisumont~-> proy on weight conscioulll
"-'Omon There lll'tl pagtK of ada for make­
up, nail polish. hair lttyle:.. f'ruihion
One tlUlgazinc cO\er boastt. articles Ukc .....
11\e f'1lrting Game ·Pure Pleasure if You
Know HCJ\.'11,.. 'Haw You C'an Make Selt Bet­
tt>r WUh Your Mata." • \o\llllll Men In Love
are Most AJrn.ld of' and A Clri's FnthcrCan
IPorowrltnnuence He.r Relationship With a
Man ' IC:osmopolltan , ,\ug 19831. Onu o.rti­
clu uxplnlns Tho Rt•al Truth About Hoving
a Babv · rGtumour. sept . 19831 and Julia
ChJid providCb tips on "H0\"1 to Cook Uke
a Pro' lMadcmolllt-lle. Feb. 19841
Aa lf women nre concerned aboul
nothing more than flirting thtlir Freudi4n
relatlonshap with Dad and men. men men
A• If it 11'1 solelv womon 11 respon!!ibUty to
maJw a hctcro.,xwtl relationship better
As if women ha\1'0 nblW>lutely no othcrinter­
e<Jts than getting pn..-gnant and slaving
owny at the atove
These aubfecta nrc contrary to tho exotic
loolong models who muk the Intolerable
ordJnarinosa of tht' magazines content"'
contents which pcrpe\uate convuntional
femaJo stereotypes . The only worldly
lmpreaalons, howtwer lllul'lory, tho maga
21nt>s proJoct art• :eappy rast\lonH. e!Wapiat
fiction llrtiolea and pastomle pcriumo
ndver11aemunta .
I m not advo<'aling that women should
bo any loss conr.t>mt~d about the1r appear­
ftnoo. for 1 chink almoat t"VM)ItlnC hAs the
d~lro to be attracUvu I'm not advocating
thut fl:lrnlly and women's cart' for males
lihould be valued any lr. "
But ruther 1 Am poantlng out how thc_o;c
tnllgiUJnea n081cct to por1rey wonlt'n in
prtlStigioua po:dtlona . Thoy flmptuudzfl I I
1 I
that women OJ"'C dcpcndcmt on mcn-on
their fatht!nl. on thc.u-malu lown-as
though women have no Mtnae of tham·
seh.'el'l. of theirunlqueo ldcnUliea as women.
Women are coruustently identified with
respect to men. Th~ I"NlgDzfnes pcrpetu·
ate the mvth that women arc paasJw
ad~ of IICCOmpb8hed male. nllht'T
than UmcUghtlng wonwn's accomplish·
menta u wull ·fhere '"an abst1ncn ofmut·
uaJ intt•mrtion botwt•t~n the ~0!'1
Thero should be lll'tlclaa about how
women wntu boob aro !IUCCc~fu l busi·
neupeople Thero .!llhould oo article. about
mcn ·a t·oncc.'msabout bt>ttt.•rifl8 hetcl'I'O~ ­
ual reladonsrup" What about wvmon's
rclallon!lhlpa with 8ach olhc.r?-.u often
they havt' be<-n undt.~'lllut~
ln•tt!.Ad. the ldc-.ol fumlnint• role' ia con·
jured up in ad\'UrtiSt!mt'ntll and aniclcs
deplchfl6 women u ac"'ual. Pantyh086
advenit~t•mc•nta. includir~ thts product,
'T~ 'a Ctri" pant)ilOM l"f!\'oal women'a . ~ .... _
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want to lt.n• .. M what 1 happcrung an the
world
To me. tht•sc pcoplt• who would nuhcr
not know, ure bo1h rnadd••ningandund~
:;tandable Thu ll\1!5 of mo~t u; atudcnt.
ha~ ~n prt.lty ruct• on the "hole, mosl
have trawllL-d . many havu cars and ha" •
come from home., that CPuld nfTord to or·
knO\'\ rhe ropes for gvtting lht•tr ~ns and
d.'lughtenl into a nief' privr.11t• hoot 'fhC:S(:
amen111t~ the atudPnla ha\1\! cumr. to
approciatc and cnro} to tlw pninr whero
many have M!l thrlr wght6 on conllmung
the nmuent rrnditaon an their bnuly.
These students are apJMllPd and out·
raged when gee-d ~\11th the numcroua
injustices in the world that potnt out that
mo .. t peoples' ln.cs do not mirmr thmr .... -
own They have ttu!reforc lcamcld tojsnare
tht.'m
fl(noring the problems ofthuworld"111.
of ooun;c. wo'"' for the:>c poopl • fur om••
time. especlaJly in thmr p(•rson.ll II\
Unfortunately. ignonna the problt·m will
not rnake it go awn.y and the day will r.ome
whtm th~ · will ruwe to fuel! a publil, cnsis
th.lt h.a~ 6naDy \'\>Orio.cd ita WlJ) da.vn tu
bcor.omang a personal crisa6. 11wy "ill 14oc
thi cnsis unpl'l.,..ucd and most likely be
unable to nWic o rational dcci ton about It.
and they will be pnme target for
manipulation
I urg•~ l!"vt!l)"'Ol.e , then, ro caat a critit:.1l
uw 0\ •r the \'\-'Orid. find out about Ccnlnll -Amenca linm those" ho don't ha\.~ a stako
in SOC'ing '' Rpuifit>d." and take action on
your knowledge.
• n, se stereo es
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legs up to the thighs and invariably . an
admiring man stands in the ahadov.
One acM:rtisemcnt for .1\\unco Night
Musk perfume has a bold lookin& man
\'\>ith a ;aolwt aluf'l8 0\.'Cr his shoulder who
is framed lnaid~ thecontoursofawoman 'a
nU5ed legs. Red. high ht'lf"l shoes punctuate
her legs. Broad aun am-• aim directly at
her crotch ICiamour, July, 19831
THE lMPUCIT Mf...S..'\AGt: it' that if a
woman Wl'MS the right brand of nyl·
ons or tho right !)«fume and If she I'C\'Ca)"
enough flUllh. then •he will ~ attractive ,
especiaUy to men.N. aod.AJiutaun dictales
and u tho56 a~'C'rti~rnentft mJblimlnall\' • communicate. fuma.lns' prilll&f)• objective
i" to cat-ch a man, and it Ia sugeated by
auch od\-ertlatng that tht• onl\•wav to <>..atch --a man i• by stuuel muans. Women ue
\'a.luod only by their phy&ic-.&1 apJlNnlOCC
and their &edut;ti\~ capability , not by thftr
lntclloctwality .
In art.idca wh~ women are partrayr.d b r.uocfb! rul orwhcn theyarecnoouragcd
1o be ach:enturous. thcnr achte\'cmunt& 4n1
undt!m\ined or disaedllcd One Cosmu·
politan 1 1\ug. 19&31 article. tuiP.d '•The
Came of ru~l Playing IO Win·. •m 0\1f118t
women to t.tke ri:-.ks and thu" n~hie~.-c
NUC(f!
HOWI?\-er , the ptcturo for th • ttM1clc•
shows u woman p.vachuta t tangl !d in :t
trot" \~ith a dbtre !Wd look on her flace.. Ht:r
risk did not get her " ')' far. 'f'ht! implU•Jt
mesbage as that "'omtm hould not C\1Un
attempt n!ok.s far, li.k.e t.h • entaJ'Iglt.-d par­
achuthl , they will le.<~d on!) to fllilure
\nother article in the samt tSMJc is
about women in Congress. II"~ rt•Ur.ung
to find a dtM't!nt art~cleapot.lighti"Gwomcn
in Jlf'e"lig)ous po!oitions "no may set'\~ u
l!fficienl roll! modds far uthcr women
HO\~cr . unfonunahtly. th\15C "''omen arc
protraycd as lhrcal~n& and socially
un.acccp ta bl
Tho 'ubheodUne reads ~what has 48
leg strike tcrTOrin thchronsofmcn.and
doesn't li\"'C under)our kitchen ~nk?"" The
dcrog.acory sratcment~ degrade whatt.."\'\!f'
. uce1r~ the U Congre~ ~'Ont<m might pos­
MlS.s 3nd em:m.:nc..
Consptcuous bold typo which high·
lights part of the art1cltt proclaims :
.. Because she war; unattacht..od . Q)'5 one
djvorevd politician . he was pcrccl\'Cd as
etther n \\'hont or a le!ibtan" Deciding It
was ~politicall.)· more ooct.,rablc tu be on
lhe whore :~>ide. ~he made rt clear she w;u
stTDi8ht tCDsmopuli tan. Aug., 1983.1.''
The sratemt.'lll i. sensational wtuch the
mcdl.4 tmmcdiately e.tploits and thu!' P"D"
duceo; a nepU\'Ci~eabout Co~,.
men Their au~ is undcnnlned by the
neg:ati\-e impreasioru th.tt ~ a.re threat·
emns and &eXUAU) illial lOOt to mention
the negau~ connomtiun {Cl'&Jlted to gayal.
This in tum acta u a detenenoe for
othez' women who h.\-e the potential to
assume more preat~ous roles but who
m.y be antimad.ated by the po~bllity of
being labeled threatening or "'nul):' ~ popular fN8U.JOCS socialize
wornt•n to their" re."pt'Cti\'8 seA role". 'fhey
pal them on t.he head. tell them not to
thin._ too hard. and in~ they are Nippy,
content with their aubordinat" ml~
So women are c~tremel · llrrutcd .. Of
t'Oune they are granted le\~ ent.'OUragedl
StUwal fnaedum-prinwib to tho satimt.."
IJon or maJca.
But this freedom ls rneanif\81 when
women are Mill confined to tho stereohlJC
of NMJ\8 bahi~. looking pretty and j;u. an, whil~ t~ m~ sandwiches and
"nnderwh.) they are not ~encing the
ultimate Olplml of thmr llfcclme.
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Pioneer Log, May 3, 1984 'Page 5 • Tracksters look to district meet
Rim Jordan
Ofthll~ Vtl
CoMh D•md Fh stud he wa
ple3~d \\1th both the men"' and
womC'n s lnlC'l.. team11 aftcr thl-,'
com pelt d at dw ronltfi11Ce mt'lel
lA.-.t '' t •J..t•nd
11w '''Umcn ' roam pl:.ct'd
third 1n the ronfcrNlcc ml"~ ·l
rockifl8 up 9Z pomts to fini-.h
bclund Wili.Aml.'llC 11Z6 po10bl
a.11d r.\,lJ \\tlich tool;. first Wllh
%105 potnt Fi\ .sa1d that th<>
women ilid a good job" but s.aid
the\' ut~rod !rom a depth prot>-
• I em 'Th.t• womt'n httd the quality
hut not thn qua.nlll) to compete
"1lh \\ tllnmt•Ut• M
Jh • ~~ came awa\' ,,;th •
three tndh1du3l "inni'T::~ Su~
iUJTa~ · tool.. first, as well a:-tH~d a
school n.'()()rd in tho 1500 mct('rs
Micht!ll • McArthur 6nu.ht.>d lir.oot
in thv 100 meter hurdl~ '"ith a
ttmc of IS 5 and Paige Daughcrt)
won tlw ~t put and the dic:cu:...
Throughout tho year the
wofll('.n ha' o oonsu;ttmtly placed
well an the lhro\'-1Jl8 CYenl~ and
lbt v.oe~nd Wtlb no el.Ct!ption .
lllc team SCOJt.-d a.lmo$t hall tb
pointb tn thP.throwtr\ge'\'ents. th •
d.iscu the ~hot and the javelin
M~t amp~'e wa~ a first.
second and third firW.h in the
5hot "'ith Dau~ert\ · twng fir.>t
roiiO\' ~ tn· Rob\n Mann and • • Barb Crocll:.er 1\nothtS strong on·
taoh resulted lrom the discus with
tht• U.: v.umen plaan~t first, third
lourth and fifth
'llle mtm ·~ team 6ni~ht..-d fourth
but were m control of third plllc:e
unttl Unfietd College rallied to
knoc:'-LC down to fourth \.Vii·
Ill melt!:! llnhtntl) tini11hed 10 lir.:-.1
plaoc ar tlle meet \\lth 170 potnl!i
foUm, ·t~ by PUJ ,,;th I~ poanl6o
Unfir.ld \nth 116 poinlto and
Protea o;our emo~ateeo you:
carr~ llt'ld ~ mm the
oeru:nW al'.enng 11110 ldanaal
Icc d c:&nCIC!! cal ~ b::a'
\rill al tne Ameran Cancer
Soo«y all!;1». a '*' lree
~~~Your
Esi'CID, t:l Pmoc:s Them
Jlel'wc AQarl:2 Cwaf• SUm
)'OUI CD"1PBf1Y on • ook:r al
good~~~.
rra.,.,..QJIChPI \l•aedl'c WOICI8
Page& •
l.t~' a. and <.:lo"' with 1\6 fXllnt~
"I think thnt the tr.nmtl are till
1mpr<mng " ... .-ud i'''"• n:fl:mng to
tht' dun I m~ I •IJ!iOn 1 h m,•n
sc:ol"lod mon• poant:.. than they
\~ i!I"C uppo"od to ,\n ording to
Fax. 'itl~>\ W\S"C 3h e<l d or t.i nti L'l d • until the final C\t>nt but l.infit>ld
won 50mc t'\t'nt tlw · '~ron t
proJocted to \nn "
Th" ntt'n'-. tt•am wn., pat"t'd bv
"' o tndi,idual "tnnl'I'S, ()('rn:m
Lord and Tom Geigt•.r lord
pl;,l';t d an thnll• t"\"Cnt .... ,,,nnang
lhl• di~u~ wtlh n thJ"'\\ ot 148
ft•et. 8 tncht• and plaung third an
tht> !ihot and sa \lh m tho hnmrnt"f' .
Commcntmg on hi~ ti~t place
thra.\ l.ord :>aut ' 11 "a!'n't my
~ 1 thro'' of thu war 11 wa."-• though. good enough to bt1at htt.
no;trest uppont•nt bv th,. lt.-el
Ccigtll' tunmd 10 what Ft'\ de:.
cnbt>d 06 an "out~Stundlng tnple
He ran to a fit 1 pia~· fintNh m the
~•ooplcchasc in "wmblc c:ondi·
uon -and then slo,hcd to a pcr­
sannl ret:ord in tho 1500 to finish
fourth tn addtuon hualso plaC\.-d
lounh in the 800 meters This weekend bOVl'rnl individu
all'> will bo ndvnncJng to compet•·
at the distnct mrot • The di!';tnctfl
will be tough. !ll41d Lord .,'ht!
compehtlon tlhould help pu"h
me to do better
fl:\ .JI:.o stated that the higlwr
qualil) rompetition • 1ohould hrlp
the athlete'- Our athletes ~hould
reaUv be dwJcngcd
"'~t w ~end wtll also be a big
one ilr two shadO\~ ·d trnck
memben. Loren Masuok4 nnd
Brent C~ial who will havo
thetr 61"!\t crnck at placing tn n 10
kilometer racewalk !-'ill. pNdJCi b
both walkers 10 do well.
The dl~tnct meN will be the
Lt~t c.hanrt· for many t.C athlt>tes
to quabfv for nutionrtlh , whach wlll
be held 1n Charle.-.ton W \'n ~
Cl.r onlv DaughtoN\- ha.., qunbficd
tn tho :.hot put and he it. near
quaUfying in tho dttoeUfl Su~n
MurTO} ~~two tenthr. of a t.econd -awny from qunllfying m th 1.500
met en.. For the men. lord i~t clo-.c
to qualifying in the dibCUS und
Geager t:o, rune :.eoondb away from
be1ng a quahOer in the
-.tceplechac;e
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Lewis & Clark College
State of the Art
presents
Akiyoshi-Tabakin
Big Band
Friday, May 11, 1984
8 p.m., Pamplin Spotts Center
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LC Communily 14.50 Tim Clar•
Loren Mauoka hurdJet one of the many obstadee In the ateeplechue .
The trxk •nd Oeld teams compete at the datrict meet this weekend.
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(earth)._ "Dom1nds P1zza, may I
take your order7'
(space lab),.. "This Is space lab 3XOB
and we'd like to omer a
large 16· Deluxe plzz.a
With real dairy cheese"
(earth) -·· "Domino's Pll.Z.8 always
uses only 100% real dairy
cheese and our delivery
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(earth) --· "We'll shuttle your pll.Z.8
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or less.·
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RJch Jordan
n r • h"" 1>1"" l'rl" 1 ~
Le\Nfs nnd
team left for SP<
lwnd with the tde
wriet> from \1\hl
ilnd C',aptUting t,
\' htch wa& up fol
Whit\~"'rth , h~
lcrent idea and d
In both game~ ol ~
t-1-9, 8 6 The gal
Whitwonh winn
cncc title.
Laxrll
cathy Siegel ur ttvo Plant~~~.'~' l.qe
Only4S 6econc
tunior Chris Cl.r(
and Clnri<. 11 firM.
lacrosse game ag
sity of Portland
the Oregon Eph
wa1:1n t ono~gh i
ever and the Pte
"It WUb actua
har~goal said~
first goaJ He fo
JUSt shot it tn."
LC contanued
an the first half~
bv 1unior RJch F
Junior BtU (
second goal of tl
fast break canyil
three-quarterl> c
into the goal "Ill
defenseman get4
We admtt
ferent l..tnd of
nrr•c: voluntttr
We won'l
~lowtng p&Ctur~
houn as a \Oiu
IXlY IS modest
~meumes «an
the sausfacuon
men~ You'll be
culture, b«om
language. and le
rhnd world
an you ever e
You'll also
re-ss broughl a
volunteer ~ lS V\.\1
ISuc:has health c
the Philtppines;
ponds constructe
and schoob and
built in U ppcr
qnd\ of peoplt'
In rarmma.
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Rich Jordan ur lht Plonf"'r tAlfl(
l.t~\1ti nnd Clw-k'a baseball
tc•.tm len for Spolwm• latH wtl&
kc•nd '"vlth 1 ht• tdr>a ot -n~Cilping o
c.crics from Whttworth College
und r.apturin~o~ thu lt>uguu title
\,•hlch wnr. up for grabs
W'hitworth . hawC\l'r. had a d.il·
rc·mnt tdC3 and dt•reatud the Pros
In both gnmu.'i of u doubleh eader,
14-9, 8~ . 1he games r~ uJted In
\\lutworth winnmg tho confl,-.
t•ncc tit It• l {Mite, and tlurk finlsht•d cJOn·
forence pla.y in third plact· wnh
an 1 J s l'l'rord behind 'of'cond
place llnlshers Wlllamt ltltl Unh:t•r
sily and Unficld Collt•Qc. both
with 12 5 rec-ords
The Plo~ will "Ill comp••w m
the di!Jtnc l ployoffil this wot•k.
and Conch Jeny Gatto 60id that • men aftw <J disuppointing wrn•·
kend the team ''y, on't bt• down"
nnd wm be ready to pl<ty.
Gatto ai!>O aoud thot tht• Pio­
neers didn't pl.l}' bddly und that
tht:ro wen· r;ome bright :r.pots
auch as thu te<tm's reluctance to
Laxrnen drop contest
Cathy Siegel
Uf thfl l'lont'"' t,q;
Only 45 ~oconda tnto the• game
Jnmor <.:hrl~> Ciron l>Corod Lewh.
and Clark !'I liMit gool in the men s
lncrot~S(lgn mu agrunst the Unive:r--
ity of Portland last C.atUI"Cla) at
the Oregon ~pll'oC'opal School It
wrum't enough m the end hO\I\o
f'Wt', and the Ploncen lost 7-6
"tt wa t-~ actually ruch Parqu­
har's goal," said Giron of the early
fif:"l gool. "He fed It to me and 1
JU1>1 shot II tn.''
LC <;Ontinued to dominut e play
en the ftrst half with another gool
~ JUnior Rich Farquhar . to sn>re like that.'' ndmitwd Old
"I tuat o;aw the opt.ning and gavu
it 01 Jhot. hl! l!ollid
Portland scored late in the
c:.cc:-ond quarter, but junior Jtm
Spencer retaUated with another
goal for the Ploncm""
I.,( s orgamz.ation began to
wane in the third quarter. how·
ever. and the PlonCi!nl gave up
two goals to Portland
Although the Paoe. &toyed
tough. with other goo.ls by farqu
har and Giron, it wun't quite
enough to defeat tho Portlend
club team ~\I'll up
For WtOmple cntcnng the ld~th
Inning ol thf' first game the team
trallt-d lD-J Arter the inning they
trallt•d tO 9 The never-1a y die
altitude al5o pl"'e\la.lled In tht·
Mmond gnmc as the learn ballled
back from another deficit to He
the• gamr. ~t 6-6 before e'\-1?ntually
lo ing 8-6
"I thin._ it' .:1 tribute to thie;
\l'ar team that \o\.'C \o\."enl into our
Jut wuekend with a ch.anr.e to
win the uth•," &aid Gallo
·wr. wunted lo put pressure 011
our opponents.'' said G:~t1o. r\pp
lymg prt ~>Yn' meant opcmng up
the n.mnang g.amf' Th11; )lt:4lr'a
&Juad btole npproxi~T~atle) ' 60
baM·s. 20 more than last )Oar ,\180
along the way the youngur pl.l}"
,.,.. p111:hed in wtlh ~ome mn1or
r.ontributaon!t. Pl"eshman Bill Pel·
laws had .a great year playing
catcher a~ did lcftfielder M~
Peller, n ncwcomor to tht· pro­
gram who. according to Gallo
"kept geumg better every game. n
The outfieldel'll. including centcr­
llclder Chris Pausz and right·
6eldt>rSc oll Webb, all pl.ayedy,eJI
and all balled m"er .300.
Gatto srud thu Plo!i will head to
the dlstnct plavoff!'.t tnrent on
"playing one game nt a time."
nus year the playoff!!, which \"'ll
be held lit \Vtll.lmeue l1m.1ersity
in Salem. will contain si• teams
Most or the teams are t£'ams the
Pios ha"c alread.) faced and com·
peted wcll against. t'lllft Pablo Artzll•ncl and One Mabie won ~ medab kl lhalr
JnDeCtlve wel~t clmlonlal the GoodwtQ lnlltmatlonal T .. Kwon Do
Jchllmlplonatalps held In MoreUa and Actllu.dco. Mexico, April 25-29.
lcturedhere is Mabie at the evenl I
Juruor BiiJ Oldr. made his
!>Ccond gool or the season with a
fnst break canying the ball down
rhrc(X}unrters or the field and
anto the goal It ~ real rare that a
defenl\emnn gets the opportunit y ''11us Is the clo-.est "~e\.c e\'l:r
come to beating Portland," r.om·
mented Giron. "Playing them ha'
~n psychological w·.lrfaro tn th~
past. but today ""'C closed th • gap
about 10 gools It'~ boon cncou·
raging for u:. and for them," he
said This was really a game
respect.'' Tennis team nets ttlajor •
• • .. • •
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We admtt 11 It takes a dif·
ferent ._and of per,on to be 3 Pf:.tC'e
Corps voluntttr
We won't mhlf:ad )'OU with
slowtns p1ctures of c:•otk bn<k The
hours as a \Oiunteer are long. The
pay ts modest And fhe frustruuom
~mettmes «em ovnwhelming. But
the sausfac:uon and reward\ arf: tm­
mm~ You'll be ammer~ 1n a new
cuhure, become Ouent tn a new
language, and learn far more about
lhe thtrd world -and you"elf -
than you C\ler upected.
You'll also da~er that Pf'OI·
re'• brought about by Pcatt CorJX
voluntcen is vt\ible and me.tiurable
Such as health clinics ~tablished in
the Philippin~ ; Fresh-water fish
ponds constructed •n Kenya; roads
and schools and trrtJa&ton S)'1tems
buill tn Upper Volta; tt'n' of thou·
uand .. o( ~pie 11vt'n c:s\ential 'Skills
In rarmtn&. nutnltOn, tht' \lulled trade\, bu,ineo. ... ror~tr) . and other
~opa•alttc' throughout the develop­
an& \loOrld
Bemg a voluntttr t~n't for
f:'ef)'One . and it t\n't eaw. but to the
pt'Ople of the dc\lelopmg nataon\
who ha"c ne'er before had ba"c
health care or enouch to eat. the
Peac~ Corrx bring\ a mQsaae of
hope and ch~nge .
We anVlte you to look anto the
volunt~ opportumue. bcatnmna tn
the neJCt ) -12 month\ m Africa.
A<ta. Laun Amenca, and the Pa·
cafic Our reprc:sentauves wtll be
plea\Cd lO provtde you wnh details.
Contact: Ann Borquist
Peace Corps Recruiter
P. S. U. Placement Office
229-3015
Pioneer Log, May 3, 1 Emily Nelson
Of llw!o Plonf'I'T' l..qll
Several amportant wtn and
team support helped the
women !i> tenrus team as the Pio­
nocra defeated the 1983 district
champions Western Oregon State
College last Thursday in Its l:tst
tennis compeuuon before this
week's distnct tournament.
''II could have gone either
way," saJd coach Mane l..alrd ol
the match. 1 k.newwe could do it
though because our matche1>
were so close the last time we
played them." The Pios "ere l(•d by Uaa Baa-·
Uen at tirsl stngle..'> bringing tn a
\1Ctory again"'t a pla)er who had
be;)tcn her prcv;ously tn the
M:.ason.
"She'z-a S()t'VC and volley pla_ver
and I play at tht> base line. so she's
tnc type of pbycr 1 like to beat.
"I w·as retiJy eactted about my
match," !\aid Burien. "She has
beaten me all the UJ'TleS before, !110
it \'\.'aS nu.ot to "~1n"
.\nyone watching Butien'
match wouldn't ha\'e guesseu
he had lost to this opponent
before as 6he easU.} defeated her
6-Z. 6-3.
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244-2580
~ •th great tooe1 and vtews of Mt Hood and
Mt Sr Helens, CORBETT HOUSE can help
make a vtstt to PorllantJ more comtortable
and en1ovabte m an elegant ana mtormal
ludeaway said Bastien. Anorhttr caf>y VJc­
torywas obuuncda t third ingJ
when Ptc5hman "Tina L.oemer
defeated her opponent 6-1, 6-0
Jumor Captain SuAJl Collins
had a tought!r time with oppo­
nent Jenn.lkr Hart, but stjU came
out on top with a match 5COn! of
6-7, 6-4, 6-2.
"She \\-'aS a slow hitwr 50 I had
to readjust my game," u.id Col·
tins. llle main thin8 I had IO
thlnk about w-u bei~ patient
and cotuisten t.N
Bnng~ng 10 "'n number tour
for the Pio's was Amv Hilmi·
nO\'\'~ky at the fifth ingle£ posl·
bon. After losing the nrst set ·~.
Hilnui\CM~}' fought and won the
ne."tt two sets 7-6. 6-2.
"'It wa& ll good \'\.'in ror Amy,"
aid Laird
Loefllcr and CoUnu Wt'T\! also
uccest<ful al second doubles .
bearing thesr opponcnt5 6-:Z.. &-4 •
An e'\cibng wtn 'came in the
third doubles po51lion •"' Htlmi·
nowr.ki and trcshJ'l'\An Cecilia
Rothholz dc:fuated their \\ OSC
opponE-nt:. 6-3. 3-6, 6--1 •
Thi is onlv the second \vln the • Pios 1\3\-e had 4t the rturd doubles
po"'ition aD season .so l..aird was
"'el)' please-d
"~y and Cocilia are pla.);ng
reaD~ well together ; said uurd
W'ilh wm!'l from almost the
whole team. this was a greAt tr.am
efilrt for the Pios. .. 11'5 neat to see
the whole team pull thing
together for us," said Ulird.
Tile women's next contpetllion
tS this weekend when they com­
pele in the dsstricl toum.unenr at
the Uru\'I!!S"Sil) of Portland.
The team membeB bclic\-e
they can do \'lo'CU this \o\.'Cell.end
and ft.ael that lfrhey practace C\"e,...
yday thia "~k the3e chances "';u -mcnaase.
·were looking prt-try sood (or
~.Itt wa•k." uid Laird We ha\'C
beat e\VI)'OOC that we will face
~ept U of P 80 our chanoes are
w.ry good! nw men's tenrust«.>.aOl\'l.lllatso
be compebng tn its di:;trict tour­
llo'IJtlent thas weekend Matchc.s
~n toda} and \'lo1ll oonttnuc
through Saturda\ •. The tnuma· • ment will be at ~u. and Clart.
•••• 7 IU.Iw:'rd P. Jl'unk. .. u•r
thn Piclnc:n' h11
• ,,.ll' ldoru. ~change ror t.tu .. " . ·\.;\\'Ill
bf' tht• "&•pon trom Larin Amcnca ' ft~t·
unns .\IIU' nunn ol th' SOC10logy dt'pl ..
and lo;\dt!t ol the n1cent f:.Cundor trip
The u'char~ .,tans at noon in tht•
Tha~vr rooms
• The Math Sldlls Center i~ open tontght ~
trom 6'30 to 9 p m ~ tr-for M3th 075 mA)
be takl'n and tutonng •~ &\Oltbbtc for all
LC ~tudcnb .
• t1w Pllbtine lUll Symphdn} OT'C'hl~
tro. conducted b\' Jem l uetldm do t--it:-$tUSOn wtth Ro-.:.int ' 1\~/liam 1 dl
O\Cf1UA' '»tntUSS' 'JliJ F.u(t<:n~csc/s
\lt'nV Prnnh and Ovnmk' S\mphom • • So :-~ nlt' :JltJ\.\ tb tn Evans,\uditorium at
8 Jl m 11l'kct~ an• S5 gc•nura.lnctmi~tbon ,
S4 lor lltudt"nh ;1nd :.emor t:ttiz:t,ns and
nn• av:tll4blr. at tht~ door
• 1'od01V i~ tht IMt dn\' nl thc• lntt•mn· • • tmnnl t\Sbir' Sympo.,JUm -rht• Cf'ntral
\mcnc-.m ton Ott. 1, Conlt.."lltion tor Pt•:trt•
nnd stabllit).' Th • topic.; lor• todoly nn··
I'mblcm s in U.S Ptllin• "I oward Ct•ntral
. -\mcnrn at 3·ts p m and 'Gt~·Political
l;pects of the ConOit'l and the l.;l>u~ nl
JlO~~.?le ~J\1t?l lm'O!vement n at i -10 p m
Both lt~et urc~ 31'\! m tnc l ounc·tt
Chamlx'no and are free antl open to tht•
publw
• For·u.ll lho concemod about nuclf'ar
war and uc:h b:o.ue~ Ors Helen ~nd \\ il·
ham l~ldlll'OH \\iU bo -.pealcing on
&lancing 1984 uclearhsuc · 8 p m at
t'in.t Co~"':,Satmnal Church on 1126 s.W.
P.trl. l'idtt>t!> ;u-e $5.50 guneraladmlt>b~On .
$3.50 for St.>Jliors. studcnl5 and IO\\
tnoomt.•I) 'Jl651Hey,th.tl's us!!J. Both ( aJdi·
colts an• w~ ac-tive in the nnu ·nudcar
camp.sign, antl ~houd pro'-'ide for an
mtormab\e and iru.pirational e'1180ifl8
1-·or more infonnabon call E.ducaton. for
Social RespomJblllty at 239·7899
• Men'a bosebnlJ teram begin5 it6t NAlJ\
dtr.trict pb)'Off game today Cont:Jct tht!
athletiC dep;utmcnt for rime and pla<' ••
• Tenn ~ William'6 plAy .S"ret Bird
of l'outh, de!>Cribed a!' a play of O\~t'­
whelming force" will be shown at PSU '~
Lmooln Hall Aud.itonum on Ma) 1 0· 12
and li-19 at b p m TlCiwts are a\'allabt• at
the door and b) calling the PSU box offi~ .
ZZ9-4440 Price::. are S7 scneral admission :
ss ~ruor5 ·and S3.50forPSl !'ltudent& . f"or
more into. roU the PSL xhool of Perfoml-
11'\8 .Arh.. ~lOS
• l1le C)benwtic-;. an LC saudf'nt MCk.
band. wtll be pi.D)11'\g atthcsaryncon i tzs
~ W. 6th, JU&I offBumaidd on 'Mlu:"Mla~ ·. •
\1ay 10 at 9 pm
Classifieds
Manuscripts, term papers,
resumes etc., typed profes­
stonally and promptly for
Sl.25 per double-sr~ced
page Call Patncla Hoover 10
Vancouver . (206) 256-27'30
1975 Audl Fox. Brown. Clean.
Must dnve to apprectate . Call
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THREE BEDROOM Mountain
Park Condominium wtth oH­
street parktng. Fully furntshe<S
wtth appliances . Available
from June 10 10 Aug 1, $300
plus utillues for enttre period.
635-6933 or 244-,6161.
ext 507
Page 8 • f''or on m~nln.g or ethnic and toll..
cntt>.rMinmt'nt. Hull) Neor wtll be JOining
tht~ intt'maltOna.Uv acclnlmect Chiloon
oi\M,mblc• Inti tlhmoru lor n roncort at
thtl llon110n H.tgh Schoolr\udilorium at 8
I'm TfmlnU llbmnm ,voup ofion.. n mu81·
cal nth or t•uroptJ-30 indtgenou ~ African
,,nd "mt•:.tlto cuhi.H'\l$ and have Uwd in
C.\il~ ever ~n<' tht• milHruy coup tn 1973
Tlckt•ll'l nre $10 nnct arr ll\ailablo through
all 838!> outlt~h• Artichoke Mu5ic all
Mur.~c Mitlt-mum locabonb nnd the
Women' Plaet> Boolstore m Portltmd
c.all ll6·1605 (or more lnJorm.1tion
•
• u s Mntu tlf rho A.r1 sene.., \1\iU prosnt
the \la}•O. hFl obackin 8a8 Band. Tlws.t•
world famous JaTJ. pc·"--nnlities \\ill
brinK the best ul the ,·wing em. the Orient
and todo\ ... prognt~st\ sounds to the
Pamphn Sports (enter at 8 pm ltcketft
to the ft• tivilw~ :trt: 8..50 genuml S6.50
student!' and senior-. S2..50 children
undt•r 12. all il\allnbl!.! through TfcketUnt..
at 22'i40HO • ·nu~ Mothl•rs ' Uub ot 1~1h and Clrui.
ts ha\1ng tt' annual rummago -,QJC today
rrom !1 a rn to S p m and ~turdn)' tiJl 2
p m :at tlw Tigat'lJ ( ommunil\ t:enter, -~S ~ W. Commercli.ll St. in the f<'in•
Houst• Duildtng nw.se '-indJy LC moth·
1'1 USUAlll\ ha\l• U \'asl c·oiJection Of
~
mtcn;ttrv; odd!! and end alway~, us.!ful
lor :a <'tllltltll' dnrm room Hn' :;orne fun
und .:.uppon our mom~>
• f'ive season.:; inn woman Ufe: adol~ ·
c:t•nce. ,yuung wom:tnhood. pnme or life·
and old <1gt1 ""111 bt! performed by one of
the• North,.,esl ., finet-t dancer
choroogrnphcf"\. Judith U1Uerall al thf'
f:.nstMde Pcrformnnre UtntPT 531 S F
14th l'ar Ticket~ ~.all TickeU..ink at 21:1·
4080 The ~h0\\1tme Is 8 p m
• Today Is tflc last dny 10 sJgn up for the
Mnth Proficit•nrv EXJm Sc.l(n up and get n
stud\ guido In the A-lath Sloll~ Cencerby4
p m Oon t be late!
• All 'llling~ lntematlonal h; none hour,
'""JCklV radio show on KLC that fl'41tures
inll'fllatonal muMC. report5 fonn di1Tcr­
t~nt c:ountnc:. regarding culrural a~uet.
and intl!mational news reports P\·ople
c:1n also l'.oill an lorquet.tion!>and an!>~"l!rs
refY1n.hng h.1vmg n roreign roomtnD te,
lrit•nd. l!tr. ..All Thang~t lntemotioml is on
KJ...C rndto ewry saturday IJ"om 7·8 p m . • Tho cw lc:Wn IR Peace a ('Onfcrenca
on llnding JM"a~ in tht! nucloar agtl wall
t'lnt1 ol 10 a.m anti ~ all dny nl tho St
rgnaliut~ Pdri~th . Dillon HnD on s 1<.. 4Jt-d.
Admls~ion 111 free but donnttont~ are
accopwd l·or more lnJormatfon caU 232·
4J9J or Z36-0J I Z.
• 1lul Portland Youth Phhhnrmonlc
plu~~> 100 11lumm pln.)'('rs nnd Jarob AVI'ha·
lomov conductor will pttrl'orm Tdllli·
1..0\ k) b Romro and Julfcl, Mll.haud 's
C~Yaltnn of the World. and Bruckner s
~oenth s_vmphom 111 8 p m at the Cwic
Auditorium Rc!!tuvod ~tang is $5.25 to
S9.25 for anformallon number lb 2..23-
5939.
• Writi08 Sldll!>i Contor tuton~ w11J be
avnllabiP In Tumnr.Kk Lot mgt' on Sunday
t.'\onlng from 8to tOp m to help students
wilh problt!m~ lh«'y .u~ (<nc:ountoring
wtth pnrwr... No appoin tmt•nt is
neces..'lltrv
• Exhausting Wcckund1?7? WoU, JOan
Mikt; l.u!Z for -.omt• "Wt.-tlkcnd Reco~ry"
on ~U: llc will f~turo the u~oual HOo­
thing mus.tc: :~nd ul t."'urse, ' National
'\nchcm .. ol tht· World" an Its t!lf'\.'Cnlh
edat1on \'ou tuo t·ould Wln fine Imported
bt>\"rngcs ir you can b<ltlll' 6,....1 to caU in
the co~t anti\\ (·r to our rnu it-:al qui:t
\.\t.-t•l.cnd Rt'C'O\c"' thu; and C\t:I'Y Sun·
day l'"\du~eivclv on Kl t 1860 AM, 93 1 Ub­
t'MV tablet
• Starttng today ond going on through
Saturdny , will be thP first annual lmngt·
nnlton ulebr;llaon nnd Vory Specitll Arts
FesttVul" nt the Pioneer Courthouse
squaro downtown There will be pcrfor
mancu~ demonstratiom. fllmR, exhibits
and wo"'-shop6 by nnd for kjds,thcirp.ill"
tmU.. t().3t'hers and thu gencr-..11 public
The Very Speoal Arts fc!'tt\'nl wall show
car;e perfonnnncc ond C!Jd\lbits by and
for the hnndJtApped . The~ public pros·
onl.lltaon~t are tht-culmination of proJec-ts .
program . rc~dencics and woriu.hops
taking plttro in ..the Ponlnnd Pubhc
Schoob and other in&titution:. through ·
out che ~pring
GOOD
FOOD
GOOD
-FUN
and •
ues.
• Tho MJddJo Santlam Olocknde Hood·
show will take plncc ut thu PSU Cnmpus
ManJstrie~t on Broodwny nt S.W Montgo­
mery Aft or ncgoUntfng patlt•ntly through
regular channel!. for 14 ycllnl, the mlddlu
S3ntio Committee will join with Earth
Ftrst and other locnl wildt•mest> suppor
tell' to pursue dln-ct action to protect the
largo~t rorTUlining law-elt!'\.Oltlo•• forest In
Oregon from logwng thaa year For moro
tnfo. call Roose "1tllam"' nt PSU. 229-4452
• The Math Pro0dflnt. :y I:'Jmm I" scho­
dulod for 7 p m th18 t!'"'enl~ To tako tht'
uxam. you mu11t ~Jign up In tho Math !Jkillr.
Center by Friday. Mny 11
• KBOO RlldJo wfll continue Its series elf
Uvc call In program' dooling with thll
coru:cms of Portland s gay t·ommunlty
Tonight • dl~-.eus ion will I.X' on le'iblnn
and gay mlattonRhtp~ Four peoplo acbi.'U
In the gay and lt>sbian r·ommunityw11l bt~
taUJng about lhl• 11nailarltlc., and diffel"
enro~ found In lhO~>it' groups roncomi ng
sexual play. ·~,Jnuont~hip ". poUtic11 and
other assucs tr mtcm8tod. lllnt' 111 to
KBOO at 10 pm
• The recently rorumc.:d &undor group
will be gh-ing a slide pn:·~·ntallon tonight
in the Coundl Chumbt'rs a1 7.30 p m.
• ThP Mnrk Chambortnin Lecture ~terir.~
\\lilt pre~>t!nt the Rt-'\ Robert McAfoo
Brown. who willl addrcs" the bOCial
cmportanc:e of tht• Judea ( hrislian lrndt
tion Brown h. a hlghl) "• ... peclt.•d cham
pton of global pccl<'e Issue.•!! ecumarucal
cau~~e~o and interfruth under:;tnndlng
showtimr ls nt 7~0 Jl m al the Chapel
Admis.sion as fn.>e
•Submissions to thlt1 section are
printed rl"'O of charge and !thould be
addres&ed to .. Publlck Occurrence'> '
Campu~ Box Zl, LcwiB ond Clork College,
PortJand , Oregon 972l9 Tho de.')dUno L'i s
p.m. Thursday~ for publlc.otJon the fol­
lowing Thun!day All ~ubmJsslonsshould
be typed. double &paced.
1 HE Ol.D ~PAGHEITI PACfORY is now
accepting applicatrons for all positions. The
opening of our new restaurant in JOHNS
LANDING is schedule,d here for June. This
reqUtre.tr us to hire an additional 80
employees . •Special discount croises to Mexico,
che Ca.nibean, and Alaska
if you are enthw~ia.stic, hard working; neat in
appe•uance, and "'3/lt a job that Will be e)(cit·
ing, challenging, and fun; apply in person
bt:tlw.en 12:()().4:00 p.m. at:
THB OW SPAGHF:li1 FAC'fOR\'
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Ponlund, Oregon for LC community.
•Inexpensive RT airfare to Europe
(Amsterdam or London ).
•Special interest trips
(hiking in Hawaii, Rafting in Colorado,
or Beer drinking in BnJsse/s)
Pioneer Log, May 3, 1984 LeWis and Clat1
Books
Todd Nissen
«)ftht-Pkonr<·r 1.q1
'You can 1 tf'll a
tho vauw ofUnltud
(:un·cntlv being co
''hen Monnger All
IIOWl"Ver tho bl
ft1m:;ey ·h!Pla dltl
I don I ..CtJ a nc
thtnk tht• arndurru
tho collugt· would I
If II mrunlalned
awn book..-.rore . \1\
llw bookstore no
,,h · to thr. c:ollcgG
finn," :;aid Ramk..J
l.oui:>e Grt'Cn, n
o.tgM and tc"tb
~c-hoed Rnmsey ~J~
good plan but not
The booluiton.•wol
personal touch be'
he worldng foro ~
But Virc Pmsldl
Mallinson ~ld ad1
be a tin..t priority
thlti company con
pan of tho comm
wa} the tOt.tilUtlfl
-.ophy t don 1 th
change he :said
MaHin!>on Bnld
leasing option 4
reports about Unl
nc'~S manngeno ••t
and LoyoUa Co(
Nataonlll Assoclail
Nlcaragu~ ami
Jerquln, was g
s.poke at the lA
Contention fOf F
pegea 2~ fOf j
c~
Robert Oalw'l
or thlt Plor-" &.og
They want
lion. an examl
vance procedu
tnfonnnuon abel
bene fit~ and .. h"',
thulr skill:o
They are
l..eWi11 and C
Workers. a
and 1LilffW1ltl'i.J! n.l
IO gav~ VOl~ to U
pnrt: of thtJ coJ
'Olht>r de1oarti
&entia of
didn't." aald
~ro ta.ry In the
department
Al..CSS ''TI1ere
the auppon
tn :;orne fonn It
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