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

Volume 49, Number 7

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1984-10-02

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s;u th l 1\t 'nul(!.., • Ill lhA "(ll\CI'f IAifl
Preside11tial election toda ..
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IUtlltl.lrtll'lll .t \ c•spror'fl t'l'\tCt'
crmdttt'll'd h\ .m I c· snuluotc. With o burst of Plo Power the LC football team
challonged Whitworth College In latt Saturday's
Homecoming victory. The final score, 31 to 12, proved to be a wtll·deserved accomplishment.
Other Homecoming leallvltles Included a dance
and class reuniona . Traha Stotmtc
hOt I ~-.·mJ I I.II>S I I'UIUOI\11 nw
Hl lltHI 5-I ll'tlfllnn drt:\\ m.tll
'1'0\\d hutth•• ct., sol '71 n•un
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"llt•• W'f'"JXlO!il' fnm1 tht• ulum-.
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hu:s lwc•u rat:H·II ll\ l'l lhtl l',lltu
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lll•ulth .uu1 t•h ·~~lc·.tl I dttc•alion
[\, hu•h hab nnw lac 1111 y nut -• e•nunttng coadw:., .tnd olll.} 2g
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Cllhe I dc•p ~ll lllll'lll b lhdl
.1ppc.11 to bL' nul ol hul.tnr•t•
Plon&er Log, October 25. 1984 lilt ludt• lnlf'ntullun.tl \lluu s
\\ tlh I I IJ m.tfnc , lllw Jcmrth 1,11 ~
t• 1 cll•Jwrtmt •lll it.-cnc ollmc•"'•
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thi' prc.1hlctm ul c.Je'Jllll tnwntal
l'olliU!< Lf:lolll .wJ I ht• guult•
hrw ol the I liNk lur co. tw sntd
,uv tu tn!'illl1'1tlltl the t'i\lnlt':ulum ol
lh•• 1 hnoiiS lwlrh\ llh 11\11'~111)
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\ c•nrai nnd\\tll ltJli • nnothf'rtlllh'
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uml hould hm I' n 12 lo ou•·
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"or\.. th 11 \\3\ ollld It shouldn t
l ht• dwol nt•t•d" tu a k \\'hot 1
lilt' uppropn..tll' tZt· fu1 Ill)
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nlo11u11 th:ut lhl'llll!l\\ ·~ t \ f'r\
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cumculunt fur llll' \\"hole ol
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No one without fault in Mission PlanninJtttiil.
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~lt-.MOII Plannin~ pnw" ~'·
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tn lll.tkt• ~h:-:-.tun Planning
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ftl'aclu.tlt• :-.tudu· ~ prugt<tm
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t't•s llt•ne•c•. lht• dc•h.th•
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:-.c•nt ,, lt•th•t•to <;anhwt
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t;,udllt'l' '' ""' m t'l'lht•ll'
U.S. policy cause of pain
1\..•rl ~khnmuu~
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<lr't:' nut g••llmJ.: tlwir nmnt'.) :. ''nnh
lmm tlw t olll~t·
\\ u l.tllln t.t&..c ad\ aut.tge• ult he•" l'.lh h ol
tJ\tr·ncumc·ul:w lt'oJI'ning up pur tunllh'"
\'-hie h nre U\"illl,thll' oil I C: \ libt·ml UIIS
educ~tion ts "UJlf>US~.'d lu ht• rnuc•h mun•
th<ln nw!'l• fii"'Cun•nwnt ul lt•t hnu:al
l''fWI1b•• in spt'!Ctahzc.•d ,,.,.,, .. \ hhl't al ans
•lducnllon 'hould be. in par1 thu pruc. ~~
b,\ \\hUh )OWl~ JII'T'SUilS Ill> pohltc afr•nll•
ltt•s J>H.'fl"N' for "OCIIJI nnd t 1\ it• nospnnst·
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tn•nds ond ts~ur•s ''huh \\ill ~·nnunw • In
aftc.>c":t ur; Ill llw lutun•
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f'IU\1Uf' IJflpOrhiJHIII!l' lnl' gt•lllng Ulll• to
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,:)ohdlln l) wittJ lhl' Cr•utr.ll t\nwru~:~n J~·u
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~ \IJ>h> ac; :tl(l'Oup ul aludc•ntr- r onmllllt'd tu
r:ti~>ing ,:rmr•al d\"an.•ntos~t .tbuur thl' nu
n·nt c en•" tn Ct•tural 1\Jnent·a. -
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tlw t ollt•t:W dl•llllt'ollt• Ulldt•t•
tlw J>tl\\l'l. ulllw nuuJ(I of
I naslt•t•:-. the l"n'flnlhthahl\ tu
tlch•nniaw anci < .. , '" out thL
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tlw luc ul 1\ an• u ll\\ 1lli ng 1 u
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\\ hc•tlwa tlwtt· b .t long·run
hc•twlit hu tlw c..ollc•gc• \\'c•
lwlttn. t' that the ~t.achmh•
sludtt''> pl't>l{r .m1 \\U..., J;tirly
implt•mcntc•d und \\'Ill \llt1
m.th•h <.c'J'<' to SIJ"''Ill-(lht•n
lilt' l't'JHII<.IIInl\ uJJ (
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E(radtlillt• pt't)l-{lilnt ( u111lic•1
<tnd l>ccau:..t~ ul ntlwt• pro
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nwf'lmg asketltlw I C laculh • to·\ ole• Ito conlidmwp in tlw
pt't':o.ich~nl , and tall upon him
to 11':->lf.!n haili n~ ~IIC'h 1 t!,iE(­
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c ollt•gt•, In l't•phu·t ham
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'umnwr liu ult.\ nwt•lang' and
an un:-.t lt•nlilk pull in"' hu h
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dc•tH t' nl (.ttrdnc•t ·, J 1
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cunlitlt•nc e
It "•n ow opmiun that ...
1"<!\ lt'\\ pml edun• ~huuld
hm l' bt•en undcrlakt•n paiw
to tlw 'ute Thert'fon• 111 uur
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t\\UP li\Olt'lit'•Hl hsm'tUIIUil
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pi•• tu I c· au f(l\t• ~tud ••nt& tlw t hunr.t• tu
lt•arr1 alJout tlw itu.tllun 111 Gu.tlt'nlo11u
.uu1 Uw JllrHht ol t't•fugr:.•t. h'UIII all Cr•nlf al
Amt•ncan nations 1\nwlia .1 c.uatt•mnlnn
r't•h•,.;t•t•. tnld a ho1111ymg uncl Pmntlon.tlh
nun mg trn,unc eft Uw J»aTIJt·ulm nmrtlt·i
uu~ OJlJ1rt•ssaon '' hu·h lore ltl lu•r tu lc•," ,.
tv•r hum•·land ::tlw ntlldt• thew tluou 111 k
to ttu:~ t:Ounlf'\ lJt..'l'<Ju t• h••r hwnd \H'Il'
kllh•d and lunun.l{l and ht•coue;c l'>IH l'-lls
111 gn;;u WflGL>r trmn lhc• d•··••h <1uad n•gmlt' .tnd that pr'Qplt• c .. tlllut an L•tultu
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lint I clt'OIIh 'I ht• RI'Jlllhhc·.tn!' oll'l' a1Nn1o!al ·
rng tlw II S Rc•fugt'f' ,,,., nl 1980
'llw Nmr·tuaf'\ mo''t'nwnt it~ a noltun • \\ld1• 8f oll'MUOI,. humunilun.tn 010\ tJnlf'lll
\\ hu h fllill..e:. lwltcr, lin.lllt:t..d tantl lt·gal
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rtul Pad.-. ul :,.amt Mur'-l'n•:Jn tt·riun dtJ\\ n
ttw hill b om I.C' tnlomlt'd iht• ilUtftt·nrr·
thai lhr·r'' un• mon· th.ur 100 d1111t lw.,
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lilgi'Juw, II lrJ<'.oll r.l'fuC1alrJI' illld JUIIIIIUJI'\1
II•• wa lu Crt•natln beltitt! nnd <LIIr'r·tlw 11 s
Matti Ill'S \1tJiatecJ I ht• olliiOIHIJII\ ur tl1t' I iJw
• Cmilabr"m c:ountn• In tlw rla~t~ ·ll 1ilun 11
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JMI1, llt•\tng uur mtliiHr') !iiJt•n~th 111 nr •It••·
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l'~ll,f\; II>H 111 H ....,,h,tdor , was bmughr tu
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I'Hrllu 1111' w.t· uf fl.I)Julrn whic·h ir. ,, hunt
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lt•··II4Hil \rlrucru'ltr.tllnn n•rm tl tn Cc•tllnJI
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tlw must t•Oidc•nt and n•pt'C
:o.t•nt:tln t• mcthmbt some
.1skc•tl
( ollf-dtl£11 shuuld ha\C'
lm:.llllo(hl t unsult.mb 111 un I he
pmt "'' r"m' tlw ... tor 1 t.llhc•1·
thanl\\o 1hlt d .. uttlw \'dl\
thmugh tlw prot t•dun·· It
SC't'lllt. thul il u c unsultnnt as
to llt• mo~-o l p01•c·ti\ I' ' ht•
would hm c• I o Ill' Ill\ oh od i 11
tfw lltilinl hlmHnfo( :o.tu~c·s not
onl\ In ciPtt•mtinc• \\ lwthnt
llw nt~•thod:. cll't-tl'huhlf' nnd
\'lthcl but al~n '><,that the>\
1'4111 lwttc•t :--<'1' l' a:-. a c he-r"
on I ho prot t •ss a I t1 l.ateJ' da h•.
I h b did nut happen
\Vc•n:· tlw dc:partnwntctl
ft'JHII'Is U:-.t•d In dc•U•I'Jlllllt' ttw
mb~l(lll :-.lclh•nwnt hast•cl on
in .. • It•\ ulll CJUP:-.IIon-. J M:ul\
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~ \\ hilt• Uw .ufnuna-.11 .ttaon
as!'tt'l t.... th,ll all.n .ailnhlt' hlt•m
I lilt• w.t~ ""'clio ~etlt'l"; llf' the
<Jllt',IHJil pool 1hu~·d un sim
ilaa c'\<thru litHl~ t·ondut-tcd at
uthc•r 11111\'t"I'Stllc•s l nuuw
lm lilt\ lc>h I I 1.11 llw CJII£>slinn:-.
did nullo(OI .at lht' lwurl of
tht•tr ' Ulll'tllns llw ..tppllcu
ht Ja 1\ Ill U1 It' IIJll\( ~l.._i I\ :-.
m\ 1 t'\\ pn>C'PS:-. tu unotlwt·
c olh·w· m;n lwan q11cstton
ht'f't' l't•t hups lht~ as .tgaan
\\'ht'l't' c un.,.tll.tnt s tould
h,l\ P ht•f'n htlllt•t ullht:t•d IU
tmlot a proc ·t·~s ctnclqut~:-. llon~
murt• :-.uitc•d lo the• ut•cds of
l.(•wr-. and ( Ia rio.
llw lame t'lc•nwnt \~d~ abo
il ~Olll"< t' ul t ont·«••n M.tll\
lac ull\ ctrl(ut• thut 1\h:.-.lon
l'l.mning wa:-dt.t\\ 11 out lUI
.an t•" t''s" PI\ lung pc•nod
Although t lw pn11 Cl~s ~ olS
c umplt•tt•d 0111ISI\\O \'('.Cll'
'' lwdulc• II .tppt'<II'S 111.11
c•nough lut ult\ nnd 'illldt•nl :>
tlwul(hl that lou nuwh lanw
Wlt'> spt•nt uut:mh• tlw t hts:-o
f\lOlll on th1:-. bo~~ttw alhl~it an
itnpmtnall nllf' thuttts lt•ngth
:-.huulcl ha' c• hc•pn E(l\ c•n more
c·uusldPc .IIi em hv (,OJI"Cinoa al
lht• Ollht•l. Ont• IIIUV tfU0/'>11011
\\ lwtfli'J' Slldlll blt>.ld ll'SUC
c maid lw dt· .. tlth '' ilh ut.tn\
shcu'!Pr· 1 x•riod ul lime•, hm\
t!\ PI lttiiiHlllt " c on:-.itlc•tn
ticm ~> don I '>f't•n to ha' c• been
\.IC t ulllllt•d lm· .11 all
11w lntt•:-.t dt"H•Iupnwnl in
tfw po .. r-~Jie<siun Pl•ttmang
tunnoil hus tlw hwulty t dlllng
hw ll s U\.\ n II'\ ww of the•
pn•-.ICII'I\1 't'Jl<lHllt• from th.tt
lwi II{.; I CIJ ltft IC tt•fl b\ tJW
adnumsrnHton . \II.IHU' can
dn i~"> tu )mUll 411 sunw nlthr.
llltlwllrr1' llf/ahtHh .\ R.
Hnt\\ n.., .ulldr• "huarltv h'<.t·
• htllllnn ul \dminJ ~Iratcn"
J'lw I \)Wrium ,. nl Hrout..Jvn
c•ullc•gt• , I\. \lll' Jlt1lle1111 .
W7'Ht c"autions thai'' tlhnut
llw' Ollfl«'l.lllun olunh Pt-....11\
oldiiUili SII \JIUI' cllld 1-(U\ t'l'llilll{
hu.uu , •I :..\ sll'rJIIIIIC Jll O~l'lllll
1111 l.u ult\' "' .tltaatumul •
adfllllliSII,IIIII S I lllll't'tllislit •
''"'' domau•d lo l.allun•.
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•oc l'ss
uncc•rn:-. \.H'I't'
'' tlw lm ult\ . ~ w strlU llll.tl
hltlw pl<annlnlo(
'hat t'\JWils \\t'll'
:> twlp tlc·h~nmn• • • J< 1<'111 .md l'epn•
thuch;' .some·
,110u tel h.tH'
1sultanb ut on tlw
ntlw "{tt!rt r.ltht•t
f•·cl, ott he·'' Ll\
JWUC t•dtll\.' rt r 01 I OllSllltCI Ill IS
nrc·tlv<· s lw
to hC' lm uh I'd Ill
hlling stugr>s not
:nmw '' lw 11 w 1
an! ""'luthlt• i.lllcl
~l tlta I lht•\
t• as a .. , ht'f'lo.
Ss u I a Ia tc•t· da tt•
happt•n
C'JMIIJnt•nUJI
to dt-t<•nnirw tlw
nwnt huM•d mt
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j •• mM l'J \ t·~ • • •nint,ll.ttion
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) hu~d Ull Slnl
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ttl tht• que~tiun :-.
tlw lwart of
:-. I lw ••ppllt ,,.
n '' l'r-:-llv ,
~s tn anntlwr . (' 111 qurstum
thb '' :t~arn
Jant' <.uuld
tc•t tllthzt•d to
s .md question ..
) tlw IWCtJ... of ,..._
mc•nt \\as at .. u
u t•m ~I iln\
hut ~1'"'iuil
Ol'tl\\ 1l Olll lot
long JWriod
l'l)l' ~)', s \.\i' :-
Its "' u vt·~u ·
J.)l'icll" I httt
unci studt•nts
o nniC'h tmw r•dc llw du ,:-;
Mte, t~lhf!l t an
that ih lt•ngth
·c>n gn en rnun•
)\• (a<H'tiJll'l .tl • mov CJllt':-lion
bmucl i~!'>tlt'
\\ ith Ill .uw • ut ttmc how·
c unstclcl'a·
l IO ha\ t' hf't'll
tall
dopnwnt in
n fJimuun~
l~wulty callinlo'
'' ol tlw
m lc• fl'um t hut
d h, tlw
,\IJ OIH' ('dll
sonw oltlw
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th.t I \\II h11111
Ul Ullh 1'1 'I h
nd 1-(0\ t'Hlllllo'
• 141 IU Jll Ul-(1 .uu
tltrtn ul
llllf'\',tlislit• ..
25, 1984 \
Monitor editorializes rather tha11 informs
1 n tilt• Lrlllol
(h t't'llw lu"t lc""' "\ t~·kl. '' ••lllt\ n
hc•1•11 nutlf 1111-t !tlltnt• moior
rhnn~t·s Ill the 11.1 ( Munllm •, \\'t•
l\.t\t•nu r urnpluint \\ilh t hon~in ~
lht• Monllur JlmH"\ l'l' wlwn tlw
llt'\\1! '" mlllt•cJ WII h 'lntdc c•dilnt
lnl nullnll'nt~ WI' mu.,l prote."t
Tlw to; I ( Monllm hu~o "'rvt·cl.h
1.111 lnlrunwttun 'het•l fnt world.
lur·ill und I.C rww~o lnr I ht• Ia !'II
thn•c· vt•.tr" llntll t"Cn•nth that
''''" tlw .. lundnnt I"•" Ire u < ath~
Jc•n._ln. lht I\ I< tW\\' c.Jh-ct:lot
und the• otw "'' hu h. n~pon !'liblt•
lur tht• \lnnllot ha~ r·h.IMI(t•d thut
!llnndnr d p1 m tic t• Ill 1\ rt•cc•ntt•dl
tlun ol 1 hc1 Mnnilur :~lw \\TOtu
llw 1\lonilur t>AI!'It" Ill. t!f\t' thr•
~tudc•n ts whu tt•<~d II und the• !!Itt
dt•J\h \'\ hu WJih' It It does nol
l'liiMI In c cmhwm to o pr-e
t'tiiH t•t\(ld st•l olr ulc·~
\\'c• \\ uuld lllo.c• tu know to whnt
ntlt• ..,ht IIIH•It•t l'lllg Ch t'l' tlw last
h..... \~cok.o; tlw Monitor hu ..
rhangt·d \\ 1th l'<~rh cdflton I here
an• no n.11c-. n1 procc·dun•, that
.11"1' ht'lnl( lulluw ~d. r lue. is in dht.•c·t t emit lttlt•tlun \\ilh llw
'\Ill cl t,1 I C u Ill m Lilli I ,, II II lUI
Buuut ~ GnnHtit u llun \\ hll•h
"~'fulru.-. till' Kl C Munilm In
ubldc• h). lullm\ ,lfld uphold tht•
C'.mnm, ul Juun1ull .m l he•· 1•
Canunp, M\' I lw l(lltdc•lhw' .md
"tnndanh lhnt allt•thlc .1llm11 1111l·
IMI" foil eM
lloWl'\1'1 (.alh\ Jc•nl..tn • dnu:m't foliO\'\ tht•l;n ~Iandor cl"
wlwn ~<lw "'''''. t•dltcullll 'It'\'\
potnlh \\lilt llw "'" .... I hi. pr.tc
tHe 1, Ill dh,•t:t \10intmn ultlwou·
(.anum• .. tw 1.. ~liJIJlO't'd In
uphold ''" tlw Ill'\\ .. din•c lUI lot
t\1 ( . sht• shnuld ul h•11111 hc· uwun­
of tlw l .tnnntt ul Jnurnulit-m
Whcm llw Kl.C Mnnltnt st111J
pub t•omnwnt.. 111 hrudwt ...
lmfon• nt'\'' ltllm ~< lllo.c· Uot1ng.
ho hum not .Jg.Jin "'' thc'V an•
~\pr~11~h If( .111 ttlltudnl pnlnl ol
vtt."\o\ .1hout that Ill'\\., ltc•m II o;ht
roll IIMI till' IW\ ... Wab • honn~
<~nd not \'\/Orth 1-vndinl(. tht•n \\ hy
did ,.Jw .utd It In 1 lw Munltor in
tht• lilllt pluu•'
f ht· ~lonll or ie. ,, '''" u•t• nntlll' t',IIUIUil\ I hal 01111\\' IUdl ·nt . n•l\
IIJJOn Nnt t'\ "'l)'tllll' r·•m hu\ u
"''"' pafl'''' '" c·t~ tlu.v, Ill' hn!i tlw
lhn•• In wutr.h lht• tll:WH on lt•lc'\1•
111011 'I tw .\lunllo• hilt< lwlpNI !>Ill·
demt kt•t·p In touch \~tth
hnptwnint~- ~'" the n•JJI \\mid Tlw
Monlhll' IN ltllllln~ into 01 ~u!l .. ip
!4ht•t•l and u pn' .ale' tool In
C''l.fii'\!.S . 111cli\idual \II'\\ s on lllr•
'11HJU~hh 1111 llw du\ In the· \1nnl· • lnr lllu• llt''1J4's 1., lui t'\t•r·,· untl
\-uu t <Itt 1 ~tot nd ul htdwye; "du
nul udcl In tlw Munitw In a ptu·
due. II\ c• \"U\', tlnw ts thi'llr1't.,.pon ·
'lihllt\ prmuU11~ ,1 !'I'I'\1C't' tn
tutlt•nte;'
Wt• abo hn\(• u c;umplaint "nh
lht• pnntln~ot nf •• P~"' ,.unulnutc•vH I
hud "t'nt t•~prt''ll>inj.l uur ell snu"
faclhm with tlw Monllot We• ut
nn tlnw g.wto per mt .. stun In pnnl
rhul nult• nor \\1'11' \\C' ,&\\.JII·th.ll
hy .... ndin~ a noll· ,tddlt':t"'tl In
C"athv Jcmkin" 111n1 ·1" the• l:di· • IOI' 'I 1 ll<ll 11 \\ ould ht• pnnlt•d
•\f(llln, tht:t'll"' o.~lad.; ol P''" c•dwt•
and t·uh•s. '>rnc:t• t ht•n• hu~ IW\ ,.,.
IK!t•n .t 1)1-'n;c.m.al nolt• puhh!ii\C'd 111 rill' i\lnnlhrl' II,, •• h,ad ktuM n
mu null• Wol!i tu h.t\'1' IJC:'I'II pub
1111111•d \'\t' wuulrJ h. I\ 1• nuul•• sur ••
thut 11 '''t''·•Hwd um n• tMJnln,.;
\'\ t• nrc• Jll"tua;l..lll~ Jut lnit1H ~'i .111cl
,,.,,~muhll' pructtc ·~ W•· dun 1
thin!.. thul 1 tun 01111 h tu ·'"" lnt
trum 11 M'" u·c• ~·· .all JJ·"' lot•
In tlw pur-l lhct Mnnltm hu"
lu•lt)l•d 1-.t-.•p t~tud l'lll r; tnlnmwd
ol tilt' llt'\\11 1 ht• \IIIIIIIUI' Jl'u h,l!>o
hl'lpc•tl pt~nph• inlt•lt!till•tlln \\1 t1
lilt( 1111' Ill'\\ I(IIIU liUIUI' 1'.\IW
nc•nc I' llw lt'C't•nl pt1u'llt c•s hU\1'
clllh'Jitttl hoth llw I' purpn~•·s
Studl'tllt; ''"'nut t(t•llln~ clw llt'Wto
lUll .trrtlu•yh•urnill.Ct•lhit •.tl pt-:u
tu t•, II l:..tth\ Jt•llkin.;. \'\.Jnt:-to • \'Vl·ltc• •"<lltnrlul c umnwnh nu\C•tl
with tlw IHM.., m·•~" p1 ,.,., twt tndl·
\1011111 \how 1111 lilt•. tlwn ,,,..
"huuhl p11111 tlwm un illlUiht•t
tolwc·l nl IM!Jt 1 I hw Nhuuld not
P'''' t•t1 )ntH n .. lc 111 en· ., t'l'\ u ,.
:tlllUI'Iltl' n•Jy llf'Uil
11.11 ul t ll(in·t ~ ~·nio
/).1\ ttl lilfl\'1' • • JUOIOr
's Rajneesh incoiTCCt and fallacious
To tht• Edltol""
Hu,tng pen.onnll} \lsltntl RaJ
nc'~'hpu l"".lm on m.> 0\vn l..ac I
llndlrtg mlo;!'iton. I leel compt~llcd
to re~pond tu Powr c.nh Ill " arti
dl' of Ort 18. "\1\ aM'n C nunt)
lnHllilon Ironic t ounwqJtllnt
Sm crul of Gnl\'1n 1> fart~ "'I' ttl
incorrert . and I bellt~t· 1 hnt '1.1.'\
Wol uf hi~ promiMl.., wen• rolla
ciou:. ill> \ .. ell
C.alvin 'ltaiPd thnt Ratnw"h
puram "'"~> formerl.> llw IO\ .. .rn of
\ntt!lopc I hb " lrtc'On,'< ~t I ho
Rajnt't~ toht'u -dommuwd t•lat:to·
mh· of \ntclopt• \'Oit•d ,,•wral
month:o. ago to change the narntt
to Ruint'f'-.h In nmtr.t"l Rni·
nl-cshpurrun .• 1 M'puralc ..tnd dil·
tr•n:•nt uty 1:. appr O\IOl.llt'l~ lO
mile' Q\~.1\ Rattwt•shpunun 1:o.
IO<'att•d m e\tnonw .. oulht•a:.lc•nl
\\a!IC'U (. ounl\ in fact. f;(JIII«' u(
tht• dt'\olopment hut dl'l1> nn
nmghborin~ Jt•tl(•t't>OII •tnd
WIH!t•lt'r rountiu-.. ht•lnf( uf
cnnc ern to tho~c· couni1C"' as\\ t•ll
It ttt I he dl!llnm:t• U.•t\\ t•t•rt Rni
rwt•sh L\ntulop\• 1 und Rutnc•t•.,h·
pw·run "'hwh h.t" kd ml' tu
question wh,) the 8hngw.m Shrtw
Rnlm•t•sh s rolluwt'f -:. h<1t.l lu l,tkt•
U\ t•r 1\ntclopt• .. ,•Jwn tiW.\ ruuld
hu\ t' re,.trit.lt'd lhcm~h 1·-. to tlwi1 nt.:\.\ dtv ol Ralnt-e .. hpurnm
Tr.a' l•hnl( lrurn RaJnt~ · h tu RaJ
nl't' hpurnm nwJnli &ra\ehng
WC!Nl tuwa1 d l'o sll thon nt•go­
tlotlng 15 to 20 milt• ... or unlm­
p1U\Od road lu Ronrho
Rulne(''h
Ratllttt">h :-pokt.•,wumurt
,\n.md stwt•la hilt. allenotcd -.tatu
logislntor Wuynu I o.~whu ~th tO·
Hood Rht•r• Lo\ V1ctor ,\U)'c•h
ldnapitu he' t•ffurts to dt•l\t:.e thl'
,.uuntlunl and 'I cd t\oppel.
among otht•r. '' 11 auv wond('t'
tlwn thut Ill h•c•ling" pt•1"8illt lJ ~m
ofTondt.od \'\ hN\. <,ht~lo lnbt.•ls
Or t·~onluns olS, "a bunch ot
blt(Oifl"
G.\1\ in would ha\ t• us bt•he\'t ~
thnt tht• ill hlt~llrtgli an attnbuta ·
hie• to the• \ nh•r cv.l(l"lratJnn group
In ·\ltt.lll\ . Whllt• I jnn Cuunt\' 1'\!V
ldt•nt .. -.houltln t bt· antt•1fcnng m
\'\ a11c n (Jouul\ alluu" to hlamt•
tlwm IIi uni\' idt•t\lit\m~ lht•
~)ntptnm!'i . n~l tlw origin ol tlw
pr·ublt!lll llw Rain••c·,hc"-::. t,al\ m
pulnt~o mil tlw lrum of lhu Ruin('( .. ""'!''' .1lHHMIIIIf( \-\u....r n C ount~
"'sidc •nt~ who P''''umuiJh t•llnu
t\illt'd tht• hltHuns b:lor"U tht>n1 To
1 hut 1 ~n\ tv. n wmng" don I makt•
,, c1f(hl I o mt·. the• ultnnuh: imll)
ol 1 lw ... ltu.tllun i~ lite• hlatartl vio-lntion ur Male lnnd•Uhl' plnnnlng
J..1W", \\ hh h 1•1•~ 10 JlNHI'f'l thOlt<l
h'ilf(ilt! lund~> whkh hm t· nul hc•c•n
d~tro yccl ''"c c lht· tndton '> h•ll
\nd finally, (,uh In "'"''"' nu~· • t,slwrt 111 11olttng that \'It l' f>n•!'.i•
dt~nt Lotll Kt' Bu'lh paid ll ~
Jll'r't.ont ol hh hwonw 1n In"''
liush may huH' p.ahl that muc·h 10
kdt•taJ tu t•~ hut ~>tat•• und lnt ,tJ
t~''" irwrt."'"'tl tht• tab to
UfJ\.\'ard" Ol •0 pt'T"CI'nl, \\hkh
wa~> , m Lilt 1 mart• than both Ius
chollh.•'llr .md rno.1.1d t\lso. (;.tl\10
mcom'f '''' l'ondudro:; thai thu ~
bhag\\ an " ac lions arc rudNf'ti
"immoral ' hm·uu1H' ul his
prmtpenl) Ttw immrwuht ) \\as
the \.\'.1-.co Countv tm.a 1011 thnt
Gahm t•labornwd ;,n nnlv to tnltlCI •
nn irn•lt'\ ml ISMit' to p.u1 h111
cunchumm
J}ll' \ ll,tJ crilu•lf f'lll\l 't~·rn 1M I I
G.\1\ ln :> Ltii,IC1UIIIi bt>lll'l th:.tl Mo
\\rung!\ rn.tlo.t• o nghl buttlt.tt \OI•
mg and l.uuht:w lu\\ t> mU!II he
complU'd wllh tu malltt..tlll Lur­
lll' s \\it It 1'\'biH'f'l to tlw Olrt1'rtl
:.~tuatlun nul pur'l'lling •"' ttl•• 11i"
tic: h•~>lit Cl \\.Uhin till' t ''""''' ()f
s~·n~·,-att"n:. m htl.\ttwy
f.' f'fl'i( kl II
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LC student urges campus to consider stocking cyanide
1 o tlw f .ditm :
In 1lw n'<'l'lll l'wtwer l1•s at IJ
tIt· rCk 1 U41 dl-..c m1sing the· den
1ion b.\ th1• undt•rgl'1ldualt'" of
Um'' n thth ,., It\ to 'ltock n . .a
mtk pill" In lht• t.'\ l'nl ul a nut:h:at
'\•lr IMutt·d ... omln erv mu•re'<tln~
'll.th•nwnl!. upon" luch l\\l!'oh to
romnwnt In th<tt .u-tlcll' Sl..lp
Or~hmrw \SI ( prt•sidt·nt :;l.th·d
thot \\t' u~o .. audmlt., 'ihuult.l nut
tnllo. ul ttlllt•ldu but ln. tc•ad tlt•ul
with lh11 II!!>.Ut's .md the lut t-. lk
~toJt·,... I \\ uuld nc'\ "' .. uppm1 ••
tit ilkl1l •md clt•plo11tblt• llH'•IMin:'
'uc It''" -.tnr._lng l Vltnltletu '" uitl
nuc lt•.u wnt 01 r 0111 ,,. "lilt king
n·mnd" \\nultl '""' 111 P'"" t•nl .1
rutdt'.ll \\ ,u hut II \\tlttltl ollt•t• .1
h JW ul11tltd to thnM!\\ hu \\ uuld
l.u c• II\ lilt( 1''1 in a pust•nlldt•ar
I'll\ II'UIH11tllll lfl JiJ;hl uflhuw .ttl
llnpur Ioiii I lm I
I •" I I 'IIlii flll!> thtlit) uta luU·
M. .tic• tnu·lu .. tr 'nnlrmtiUIHIIl 111 ttw lmnwdiuh• htturt• t•.\ie.ts
tod;t\
latl l' '1111: ft!"'lll U) ~lid t•on
Iron IIlli Oil\'\ ould llkc•h lt•.td to till'
'
dc<~ths e~l million:. . tndudlnf.: thtl
ndnunt!lill ,111on. lucull~ .utd "tu·
dl•llll> Oll.tM I' •ltltJ ( 1.11·1.. ( nJh•tw
I uc·t I• LHc• .alh't "'" h ,, nutllh I
will IIW' Hubh ht• dl'llttllt.tll\
.tht•rt•clllt huth p'4H'huht!o(lliii.HHI
ph) "'oluf41C ul lt•rm~
t.l\c•n tht•.,a•lach I l11•lh'\1' thnl
t•urh n•t~mbm nl th1s c .unpur
.;huulcl bc•ullul·dt•t llht· upJ.kll hill
II\ to c.h-lt·nnlm· wlwthc•t 110r rtut
llh• m d pu~t nuoh•nt "at c•m tl\ltl•
m1•nt '"' "''"il'.tblc· Mnn·m t•t I
bl•ht'\1' 1h,11 "'" h nll'mh•••• ul tht• I,. tt1111nlllllll\ huuld h,l\t llw
upputlunll\ tu .u I 1111 Ius lwt·
uutonulltttlll'> tlc'<'lsmn
J\1'1 f'JIIIIl~ tlw p.u lllll'h'l'l't Ill
llw tltlitllllll '"' ""'~'' .uhmt tu
ulll. t•h c ·~ th.tl lfl 111 It •I pn•thc ••
munt lnut'lt•.u· \\ .trl Jl"'lllllhll'i'
Pioneer Log, October 25, 1984 dt·ath ·~ h1ghl.\ lilo.t'ly 't lwn•Jm,•
afl(umt·nh prupu,in~ th.11 ~otum~
to tlw h.lllot btn tu ''"*' uut
tho-;.t• ,ttl\ Ul.JIIng nudc.tr p•·ultl·
t•1ation att· lll\ahd msol.u• us
tht!) 111 t' t'' po:.t fac·tu in natun•
lltat 1... llw po~'thiltl) ttl u
mnlr•a1 w,u• "ill t•\.i!'<l a-. long as
lh0'-4: W\'\!j)C.IIb ,U,. in t'"l>h'fll 'l!.
n•gurdk•"' nttht•lt•.,tdt•t .... ut ow·, nr
othc•t I OUI1h1CO. I htl'l puhtk,tl
dppm;wh I uj.ln'\· c uuld lw lwlp·
lui. hut 11 c ..If\ n~H'I' lw luult"'"•l
\\ ht'l''•l" n .uudc• c·'"' lh' 0111 c•
tlw bumh"' hu\t' ht·~·ll tb'UJlJll'cl .
unh Ill\ 'tlllt cdc• \\ill pn:\t•nt lllll
hom htx 1lnllfl~ ,, \\.tlkin~; pit•c c• til
11111"1 thlulugu·,1l 11\UI,Illllll I
loi\1'11 11'1.11 tll'.tlh In till' lhlll•
I Hill I ittt'\ !l,chlt• I h1• lljllltlll Ill
Jlt'•ll~t•lul '''plr,tllllll \ •'"
l'\t:l \llltllllg. 1 a<tlnlu I lind tc utu•
1'1111& dr•.tl h "uuld HI' c• oumhll1 hJ
rtt.tn\ \\ hn lc~u h\ 111~ hh•lfltt pu'it nu1 It·~• "u•· I'll\ u·unnwnt . t'SJX"'
c 1.tll_, 11.1\ mg tuluc·c• the• tu\.natJ ul
hurnh i1114 t•llt• IN \\ hich ho1H'
tl\'t'll IIW,IIlt'Uhl\' Jlnl.c•d \\llh
' nut lt•,u nuhaltun UI'IHlt' , th1•
.. tnc~l..mg nit \':umh• t"ll' In a -..ah•
and ~>t't un• 1111 tgt• lac•tht.' t•a,ll~
nn t• "'hit-tu llw mc·ntht•t":i ul tlw
t.C c·unmnul\ nnh m tlw P\ t•nl ul • ,,, n 11 c•lt• .u lteJicu•.t u!. 1 ,_..,
f'r.,f 'iflllolh/1 •
I hr.. pwclhun due•' nut ,1\ uctJ
,, ••• Ill\ llht• '·"''~' IS \H'It.tH•tiUIIt'
h11 \CUll~ llllht•t' II lill,tll,\ "'t'Of(•
nuw" lhc1 mc•ll('t'lllollil\ ul uur • n.tl i11n :. It .adt'I'N Ill tlc:.al \\II h llw
pt'uhlc•ms tJIItl uti•·•~ ,, 1 atlwr·
pt•.:u l'lul ahc•ttl.lll\• ' 111 h\111~ hh•
111 th•• nt,.;htm.tt 1i"h .tltt•llnuth ott~
nurh•.u hulnr.au"t I ft•,-.J thnt lht•
nu•mht•t'2t 111 '"'" t•ulh•ga• Nhuuhl
d1~ ·uss this mmUIIS'\11' .tl h•ctJ:th
lllltl.lltl II 1\ .IJ,:IIl'l'
lltturoJ Dance Team Je
field conft1sed
lo ltw l dllnt
:,01111' "' \ 1)11 nut\ •
•• !iii'UnHc..ut,;' mn•ru I' .tiiJ 1 Sall11
tlu\ llomt•CfJntlllfJ luuriJ.tll
g.unt· f:Sc•t\'\ '"~'n lh•! thrro
ruurth lfliUI1f~ 1111' cJnnl f' lt•n
"'''PJI('tJ mel nnlu tlw lf'lU '-' llltrl
l~un to tlaru ,. ll:tll\\'n) throu!(h
the• pC11unnnnc t• th1• nffic•tah
ndlc·d u ltnmout, 1 h•• fllllliiC Will\
1un111d down 11111! tl11•n hut oil • t•umplt·lt•l\ ,\ sut pn •·cJ W.au ..
lt~tnt ftmslwd thc'lr clannc tluon
""1'JII'd uH ttw tr.wk \'\ ,. \\fill lei
flkc• lilt' UIJJJCIItUJUI\ In C-fll•tlll
wh.ll h~Appt•rwd 1111rl .tlrHt to nlh'l
out· ~in',. ,.,. apolflH11 !1i tu tlw lcml
b..tll lt•am .and m.wlw~t leu til~
lUI hill" IIU' ""1011'
Honwc :nrntn~ l!t> 1111 ,.,, llit
pnn ul 1 h• • • huol,> ••.ar .md man)
would aw-•!1' lhnl lht• lnothall
game• r .. tlw ht);hhght thl'\1'\ 1'1
\ t'l) h:\\ peuplc• I..Jlo\\ uhcJIII tlu
t:tunpht•.tltuns ur p.u1if'lp.t1111E; 10
1111 II'Udlllunull) pn•du 1.1blc
e'\c•nt I .. J I)'' u, \\I' <t.,l.t•d In 1.11!1"
lnt m dunn.; tlunw11tJOUn,; h.1ll
ttnw hut. '"'' all!i4' uf 1 hn ttall
f.',mw mtluciiOill> und the• ulumn1
l...and l"'rlnrnuuu ,. ,, •• '"""''told
th.ll thm e· tnt pi)• \"1.1 ttol t'110t.agh
• flnlt'
11lis .) c·m •• tlla•t• , pt,.liJn,; WII
\I it'h.JI'I I· UJ tl tht't:Clurul c'.tmpu ..
pnJfotl •'"'!': '"1p o~t•1nu• . \."1 t
Ph!Sitlc•nt , I n•cl \\11 on OSIIII•!IU
tltn·tJ\111': .md l)un Mt ~ all\, IH • hJCJih,aiJ C I), II h \\I'\.\(~ I' lulfJ I h,tl
'"''' c nulcl l'''tlunn llunng h,•lf
ttnw .tllc•t' till' .alun1111 h<Jmf I hi\\·
'" e•r, \\ lwn '''' 11pukc• \\1lh < hawk
Ch.trtlljlllsl cfll,~ 'llll ut l1uhlia
lnlunnatwn . al lh1• ,;anu·
h.JIIItnu• lw t''pl.ualt'c.f th.1t h1
had lit II 1)(~'11 tolt.Jul UUI' \\ISh hi
pt•t1nmt until • lt'\\ tll.l\':i Jlf1rll tu
tht•I+Jnlt' ancl tht•lt'IUI '" hnd tllll
,..·htltJult·tl w. mtu tlw hulft"'"'''
~""'' ln!olt:..tcl h1• ~;uAA•'!'Ih"C I that \\•
tl.lllt't' l••l\\t't'll lhP lhU'tl <JUd
fmuth •tuurtc•J It \\iL' ··~plou
111 hun I h.ll II\ II lllUMt' \~ould ht
pl..l\ 111~ m t•t•tlw lUtHI tk•al..l'l'l•ll
""' minult•!> Halt:aurw· '' •• klu'\\
tht•n• "•" nu ulhc ,,,1 tune uul
IM'I\' ''"" tht• qu.u lt'l \\ c• thd
(lllr'stumtflhl "uulcll•· ull ,.,,;ht
tfl' lultl "' II \HIItld OIJ\ IUU8h tl
'' •INn 1
I Ul'llll' 1'·'"''\\11 \1'111 \\1'11<111
I4U1\I' Jh11)11~~~ ,jJillll' C'fl.llllll''' \\I
._"'"' ul tilll.•'«l tu utw P''• 111
,Jtlc•t' .uH•tlll'l'. multtt tlw c•aul rh
t lnt•n•cJ tlt,attlus\\ ,IS IU•II'IIOU~h
II t~>o unit u1u•t.ah• th..tl 11 h. tl tu
lt<lJII)('fl lim. \\i.l,\ .lllt•J Hlltlw IIIIW
.tlltl t'lll 'l~\ \\ •• "Jl''"' Ill P'"l loll"IUf'
hll thlb '1JJ4't J,tlt'!\1'1111111\\1'\~' \\1
an· ruaiJn~ pn~n· s I.a. 1 ~t•itr
\\.l' \\ tll'l' IIIII itiiU\\ t'tf Ill pc•rlt111ll
ut all n,.,. "'•"· "" ",.,, .. 1hh• h)
IM't1nnn p.u1 ul .1 tf.un • \\ h
luui\\'S, "''''~"~'•11'\\e' 11'1.1\ ~··• tu clu
llw \\ hnlc• lhtn~ .mel "'"·' l•· '"" c•n
dunng hitltttnu ,
I'""'"'' H sr• lll'tlllll
"-"''" I lrwu.,,, /Ill IIlii
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1., Ill C.II'Pl H al\\,1\' l'.anw lhl\att~h Ill
1 h•• c hue h 1\unahl Rn~.m ne'\ c•c· '' ·~"'
1111l1MI I lot~ll~c· I •'I'll IIIII' l··~~·ncl,u' :\:nil<'
l).mw 1 untlll\6 h.tcl.. .md tlw c IUit h sltu.t
Hun 1 n 1 n tunth\111 t;allll' 1111:-lhtll' 11 s
n .thl\ \\hc•n .tnd at Ht•,,g,,n b lut'l\•d In
n~.el.c• ,, ~pht •"t"-~tul dc!\•t"tnn \"!'{llll::t'rllln~
llh' l,tlt• uf lilt' o' .. ll'lh "til Ill' ht> tn1111'1lll'cl
:md t•ompc'\t'nl l'llllll~h lu m.ll.c•lhlll clc"''l
:.-.11111• \\ llh !ootl !lUll h .JI sl.ti.P e .Ill \\ \' a"
hltrllllll LM~"'.h"' <tlln" sflltll'(tlll'" ho mtuut
.thl\ mui mwlh't't "'" '" tlll ,.fl~hth In eJIIt':.
ttoll tu IH• pl.u~--t1 In ;, ... uuucmn "lwNr ht•
t·oulciJms .. thl.' ,,, .. ,, ••lit llll' t'lllll't' hum.tn
1.11-..' '' 11lun nmnttc· ... • :-\u tlwclllt'" dc•m.tb
01 1 tllnlt.tln::-stwn-.. ''til ht m..: h .. u t.. 11111
tl.trth wu ,. ""' l<!oll \rm.~c·dtlnn ue 1'\ll
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lt:t:\ h•ll'"' I \\111i..up tua ('l'rt.UIIf'tllllt.mcl
llhlll I :;.<1\ tlw lwll "1lh tl \ '''''·'"'''''­
.utu It• 111 ~l'pt•·mlt!'t t!ltl:! etlluh-d ,,.,
lltlllolllll'll \\hilt' I luu~c· :-.n11rrc• ,,,. :-.1\ 111~
l h• pruh,ahh :-pc•ntb h\ u 111 ll\1,'1' hmll's •I
eiJ\ t m t..-nl '"''"
Rt•,pc•c'h•d ph~ ''''1,10 and mulu.:u 11\'l'l't'
4Hh1n.ltt•Dt • Ht•lt•n { ,tlcJicott nwt \\1lh Rt•.•
ft•"' md dunn~ lh•· mt>c•tin~ slw :-.ucl Hl'a
~1m tuld lwt tim Ru:o.,tuns \\l'll' tnl,tlh '" 1l
gurlh•s' c-:ommum::-h C.tldle 1111 .tsl..c'Clitlw
had t'\1'11 nwl nm· .tnd Rc·.~nn Nlld lltl, lw
hadn 1 Ualh'a) tJwnu~h tlw llll't'lllt,; R1• •·
,.:an pullt'ti uut a pit•n• ol J~JWI' hum lu'
JMX'l.t•l <~nd --attl l..uuk.. I touk del\\ n umc•
noll'' lK'Iort' I c..tlllt' ""'' n I It• 1 natl lu
( Oifdii:OII lh<tl JWOJ)It \\ l10 \\Ill l-1•d rtll 1111'
~ .. aJ'{' t'llhl'J "-C•B nt '-cl\ ll'l <J~c·nls ( .tl•
dtoott ..ant to tum Out lh..tl " lnllll Rt•ud
t•r.s lJI~I'.'I \nd I( \.\<},, II \\ol' \t'dlotlllll
lrom 1lw John 8.11'l"Uil ,u11C'Ic• Ill Rt.lclt•t•'
IJISt:'l nnd Rt .,~.m "'id Nll at ' m\ mtl'lll·
s•·m t' tile
Culth<.'OII noll'd that :.ht' had rau•h nwt
.. ue h un unmlornll'CI Jll't':'oon '' hu "' ,,, 111 ,,
po!OIImn ol htloth olhtc lndt•Pd ehmn)( the•
Rt·,,~.Ul pr~·su l<•nr\ nunw1 uu' cil•lc·t!.lth•n '
ul m••ml~·•-.: nt < mu,:n"" hu'' lt•ll c lu"' d nu 1'1111f;" \\ tlh till' l"'''llh•nl llllhtlc'cl dl
""" untnhnnwcl Ill' \\ll!'oo on ti\CI~tUhtc•c I
1111111111' ~·11 1\nh P,u•J...\\IIIltl "<,iicJ tll IJ\1'
Jlll>stclc•nl ollh11' •lilt' llll't'IIIIJ.; II•' till 01
lllllt'll'lll tmc 1.. \\ 111'11 lw .ltl''"'l':o !Jilllli
llllllh \\ tlh llll,l.sl~h '""" clolt•' ''I' JUSt
lii\Otl..c• IIIII' lutoiCII-
1\ii'IMI'tl I lolwn nl the \\,,~luut.:lllll l't'·'' •
Mlllllllt'tl up nwch.1 11 t'lllnwnl ol llt•u.:•lll
ptH1t"i th I Ill' Jll'l')olflt•nl '' '''"'llt'cl h\
hoth lht• I"''~" .mel htl"''lj.,'ll ll'.ull-• ,,, lllw
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n,u, ltn' '' h.tl 11 c·cl tu ht• '''fWt'lt•d 1ft,.,
111 t'oi'-1IIIMI .1hthl\ In 11•1.11n l.tl"l:-'' 1 itc·d u' •
11 tnumph '' hc•11 11 "'""'ld Ill l,u'l he• .1
"11111111' IN I llln11111°
In ht" • It"'"'~ sllllt'lllt'lll Ill I h•• I,,, I
&ldMh' llt•••H•III ulluelt•el 111 &In\ 111~ elm\ n
tlw ,,,..,.tal hi~h'' a\ 111 t nhlcllllln .md
1111111tl 1111\\ ht•,utltlul 11 ''•'' ll.ts he• hc·t•ll
tlll'lt' tt•cc•ntl\' llit" Ill' "''t'll tlw ml \\l'lls • ,mel 1"1~' lh.tl tint lht• c'tla,lhuc• 110\\ lis .t
"''"" ,,, hh , • .,, tlllllntt'"'·'' mhm:m.•w· ·
mc·lll '' h1h lw "•I' ~II\ c•ntlll ul t ·,tlllwlll.t
.uul hc'1 ''""' nt Ill" nntu.,uu-. .mel IIIli\ '''
:.<lib clc•stll"''' !'tc•1 l"l'lcll'\ ul llw lnle'I'IUI
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I'll\ 11 unnwlll Ill he• lurlhc•t dt'lotl,ult•cl I .u h
cia\ Ht'•ll-!1111 •IIIII\\' JMl,llJUill Ill lw 'I"•" c•cl
,uul .11111" :-IU\Ic clwm~t ·ut... tulw tJumJH'tl
h1• htlll~' us lurthc•r ;.dun~ 1111' utW \\,1\
ltldclnii'\IIIH'tiun \\t• .tn IIU\\ "'''"'~ 1h1•
S,\ lllJl(Uill' ldlllJlalll I olfll 1'1 as Ulll' \\'olh'l'
ht'( uflll'" c untanun.alt'd \\lth c ill'nllll~Pil'
ancl ht\U'" a ... hts tlttt\ ·•II t111U mh•t1tlt· Mlll •
II ' IJ<Ifo:IC' thai mull) nl u' hm ,. In c•\J.lt'·
tic•lle c• ...cmwthllllot lil...c• <.AIIlt:t•r IH•Ic1111 \\I'
ht"''Uilll' ,ltltiiH•cl lei IIIII' t'll\ il'llllllll'l\1 ,11\d
.,.,,hl.t' lhul tlw c·u,, t•nt c·n\ """nwntal
tlt•~ott <Jclolllun I, hot h munJc•t' ol .mtl '-llll'ldt•
hw tlw human mn
U:\;IHR 1U \(,\'the l ~ h.tscm\'"" '111
1_\ ,uluptc•cl ,, puhn ul pa npptn~ up
,,~hi "illH diciUIUI ...,hiJI" I htnhtn n~hh \ 1U
l.tllnlls "'lllll\11-l 'l'lll nl llillc•r nnd ~l.tlln
tlun I c'\ c•n loll!'ll' ,m t•H'hlll\\ II\ tht Hc•u~.ll\
\tlmiiH I<II.tiiUJl I ndt·l R•'•l~·lll I hi' 11 ~ h."
JII'U\ tdt•d ll\!','ol' dkt.tiUI'" \\11 hI Ill' II Dtlllllh
tlu m.muals .mel llw t'{llllpnwnl tht•\ "'''
Tri-Met bus service lacking
Jl'llll) l~tBrt•~""
Ill lllfl l'ltiiWlO.--r l.<
F ()H stl\11~ r \to.tM, I Hl Ul S I .1
nw.tno; ol pu l..mg ttp sh.tntpeHJ ut I "'''
It•\ •T nut tor utht•J 11 '" tlll'n nnl\
nw.ms ul ~1'11111~ In sdm(JI
I h-.," onh nt.Jtlt·11 till' bu~ ontt• mel 1111"'
''•'" nul ~·nuu~h tu1 Ott' It• l\.11'01 1111 IIJlllllllll
nhnut tlh "''"1e'P :-o I l.sJJ..,•d 111 11 tJCtuplt• ul
J)C~oplt• 1111 t'..lmpu .mt.J l'l'< t'l\ uti n' u '"" •
dille~ I'll( h~JIIllht~
Ill I llull\c•d In Dt• Jc•ny 8.111111 fll\lh...,,uc
ul l.n,;llsl'" II~ t<lt'Ungl_\ ac.t\ OC'..II ••:-llw u. I' ul
publiC' ll<mspnn-.tiun and hu~ hc't'll nehn~
tlw hUl'> l01 JZ \t.':tn. Itt• \lst•d Ill ht• .thlc• 1U -ndn mw bu~ trum hh hom" JO milt~ h•u111
:M: hoot Ne'"' tw lllU:-.1 ll.tnlilt•r tht'H' llllll's
und 11 tat..~,., hml an hmu tu ~ut tu I.(
Hm.' c~ '""· R.ium did nut let•lthut tlw h·n~t h
ul thL• tidt• ww. tlw muln pmhh~m
\'a~' oht•n ht• , .. uuld rlut h1..• ahh• to mul.t• •
hl!li tltJntlfl<':llun trom tht~ No S lu tlw !'.o :I!J
hc:caua;e tht! 1\u. ,') \\.OUid lx• lute• Baum
~otn•s •"'tllhal ht' d1d nul huld 1lw d1 i\ '""' ,11
fault for lht• d.-lu\" ln~>lt>atl lw blunu!!>i tim
tgnoraruc ol the: offin1b
lfc ~hC\ ~ I hue tl thn offiraaJs \\ n1 ,, mol\•
"'"''al'l' ol tht• actunJ JJI'Otl('durt •s ul dri\·m~
till' buM!S thl"\ c-ould mnlo.t• it mot'' t•llt· • c lf'fll Bourn !'a\'!> that the! muan N'lu.onth.tt -the IJUM..'S an·lutt• m mak.ing t:onnt'lliun!' 1s
IJICQlu t• 1 h•· tim e1 a.n: not ulluwNI
ll!IUUI(h 11m1• lo t.-omplclt' 1 hc·tr routt•s llw
rt~IMm 1 h~ t.Jun't h.n l! t!nough tlmt-• tli
htwuu t• the• I'OUtl'.$ nn• tmwd In ·• tlill'
At other times Cathy has
noticed general contempt
for LC students by the
drivers.
\\1tal 11 ull boll!> t.IO\'\ n to It< thutt hu H•·a·
,;au uduumMrulioll !i complclft lad: uf
hllt•t t!SI 111 Jllthllc• trant.ponoliun i• the•
nl.ltnl llll•hlt•m Ruum :uaid A a rtl.'IUII, Ill·
tit• "'"'""~ '" ullucatt•d lor ~ch t.:Ump~nw s
us lh·Mt•t ""It~'\ ilrt•lon!t•clto cut114cll. on
, .. ,, •. , .uul h.J\t' It~!> uu:; I'UUIPS
lluum ~Ill he• ift:t'l~ 1twn It> mot..: that
Page 6 Ill :\kl I Clltltl fill ICI .... ~11 llltlllt'\ I Ill
"'"'·IIH:t '""'"'"~ 1lwta11!S "' th,tl nut~c•
pt·oplc• "til nelt•tlw ""' In tht• nw.m 111111'
t!J I\ 1'1 olll' \\.111111,.: •'" lull~ '" lht':' 1'.111 In
.11111\\ JM'ttplt• Ill llloll.t• lht•JJ' t'CIIll\l'tllflll!o.
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I \1 'I) I \1 "' ll I 0 \ "''lllur t'.•lh\ h'n·
!.ins ~hu ilW't'l'cl th.tl li 1·\ll'l ' .. ~ ""'"' •
h,,.., Mlllll' "n"''" prtthlt•tU~> llt't nt:ull
Jl111hlt•lll hl.t• UoiU 111 ~ ..... llhll..tn~ I Ill' I Ull
Ill'(' lion 1111111 tlw :\u :tlullw '\u J'l Ill hut
I Cllllli'C"IItlll l'o nll:-'>t•tl II 1'•·1 ln·ntlllUU•\\i.lll
tmllltlw "'''' """' illltlt'Un-.c·quc•ntt_, """
111ft 11111!-ol nl hc•1 tit'l du"'
... often she \WI see the
No. 39 pull away before
it's suppose d to.
llcl\\t'\t·c, ('••'"' lt•lt thotthlldJi\'l" ':'o"''"'
leu h11m IM•in~ lwlplul "itw .... ucl 1 hut ullcn
"lw" ill •·•· tlw No .m pull uwm lwrurc• itlt­
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"<tit ill l•n•d Mt'\·t'ls anc.J ( .slh\ "lid· :.omc·· • llllll!!i the'\ JUst lt•..a\ I' l'aJ h ( uthv .tbu • •
etlt'tl<a tluuplt•ul ulht'l IIH u.lc•nt \\ ht'"' ht•
null·d ttw ds·i\t'l" loc:l. ul nuupusslun
to\\ Jrtl,. thu rlc.Jt•t"
Ontc• ~Ill' "as rid en~ homu und ctw bu~>
drt\I'J tiiUpJH'CI tlw hu-. on a hUll\' strut•l IU •
liM! il aw.s1ll\ 11•slltH1nt .md .-.lw ... atd I
hope• nmw ul 'cut hiJ' 111 nta~c· .til\' e·onnl'c •
tionr;" \I nl hc'l tlnw" ( athv hru. nutlc .-c.J a
,.;e•llt'l.tl 1 unlllntpl fur L( !o!tUdt•llt ~> h\ tlw
dn\ t'l" Sill' flu., Ultl'll hi'UI'd dm t'l. UHil
phun thut lutllt' 3!1 tatun; 1u Lc'''''l' tutti
( llll'k 1 kh kJ(.!,. ll I hut "'"''' tlw l'.txc• wlw
.... uuld W•· '"'I'll twcd lo dcJ•· ttw lm"'
<.h•arly tlwr"tt ». u twt•d lo1 d1un"c' In ttw
"lri ·Mt•t ~>.\ tc·m ~nw ul 1 tw prubloms
t'Ould I.K• r 0111r-dh·d l~ num· tm rJI\ t·nwnt ol
ltw "lri·Mc•l uttktal"' with thc• hue; dm cr ...
P1•1 h.ap:o soma· Initial '"'Jl" <·quid bt• ta!Y.•11
ll) ttw rim t'tli to ha\ c• ... ltllle ll011lJM!illlflll
fur tlw JMUJI lillh• ddt I...Jdl> · tanc.J pr-ofc!S·
un.! \\ ho 11ll\t' nn utlwc "U)' to ~c•l lo
t>~ huul In lt>IHIII/.1' 1lw11 u\\ 11 JlllJiltlacc• In tlw tlw
Phlhppillt'' ~nul h \It It ·• ( hilt• (.uulclllalu
dllll I Ullllllc•"" Cllht•t plUC"I'' tlf"UUild I Ill'
""'lei tlw I !-. unclt•t Rc'Uloti111 i-. 11\tN'<l'­
ln~h \II'\\ nl I>\ the• JWuplt• ,,., ,Ill ••~tt•lll ul
1111'11' t>Pl'"'"tull Tlw -.hurt -.i~hlt'c.J
11•"'"'' 111tnclt·tl lm t•t~otn puht' 1lw l !->
""JlJllll tm,_. hutdu 1 .. lll..t• \lut't o' ul thl'
Ph1lipptnc • ... is lUll cmh mm.tll\ t'f'pugn.ml ,
11 1' ·'''" h·.tdin,.; In tlw ch-..llu .... unnwnt ul
hunch,•cJ, nlmillimh ul pt•uplt• ,u't>und the
'""'" 8\ -.uppo11Hl~ tlwst• dt•svut-. Rt.'il
~·Ill "''" "'' tlt.'d c·unmnani" tnliht.tlton tn
dt'\ t•lnputl( nntlnn ... H•·a~an' lun•tgn poll
1 h•s at he•-. I ... ,. lll<ti..Jng uto h•.,, "'t't ut t-' .1:-o a
lhtliem IIi:-. pnlic"it•s 111111 puh'nllttl llll'lld'
turn hund11•d-. nl mill Inn:-ul pruplc. Into
t•mhllh'l't'tl mwmh"· ul tlw t 1 ~ t•l1tlnllt'~
lhnt \H' ,.., til ha\ c• tu deul \'\ 1th lung a IIlii
1\I'II~Uil tllld lllh e"llllliC'' ttl1' ,.;mw
Among complelnta directed et the Trt­
Met ayatem are late aehedulea and little
eompa11lon for LC atudenta . Some '1111' Nllcf h11 I IS 111111 1\t'•lf(llfl 111111 1111
Attpuhlinll\1' ha\ t tollllf I.; 11 c hnltl t'liM•Illhtl
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lotilll !oi ollleJ I !Itt t'I'.Clfllllllic ' pnlit'11•~ ill ~I'll
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tll'lll :.. 1111 1111'1'1 hu•lt'l'llllUilllt'.tth hom· puh
he h st.11t•el 1h.11 tlw Hc·.a~llll ell'lit cl \\UIIhl • tt•sttlt Ill 1 Itt\\ elm~ IIIII II plwnollWIIIlll
111 "hu·lt elm lotll\l'lllllll'lll hnn'fl\\S ""
much IIHIIII'~ tluuu,;h "' clc•heth thul
tlllllll'\ '' htc•h "nulclllllllll.llh h.-lnH'''''d • in till' I"" .tit• sc•e"llll , ... eh olllll'tl U\\ ''·'. le•m.
II If< nnlhtn~ Ill hll'l t•e"lliHllllh ~I 11\\ lh
Ito; .thtu"l Ullcll't,l.tllclnhlt lu \\,lilt In
hl•ht'\1' 111 lh'·t~an . hut wlwll 1111 1~!'1111'" uw
c nnlnml••tl, tlw I.H to, me• 1 h•.11 Hc•.t~llll
c.lut'" nul !(l.tpplt• \\llh 1lw loth .tntl bsllf'~
'"'" c•nnllloth II "almu"'l I(IHh••"'lun<luhlc· tu "'.tnt lu fo(O hue I.; lu tlw ~o~nuclult• dit\'" hem
,, elnllu1 , .. ,.._ .1 <lull.u .111tl lht guucl fo(U\ s
.11" .1\' "on lllll \nwl 11 11 I !lUst IM I' it.
tho~ UU.\ .... Ill' wnw Juhn \\ •I\ nc• jo, dt•<ttl
'11\b" urltlt-. molt' tom ph•\ than rm' l>o\ ...
.mc.J huhttlh rn: .. tdt•nl llt'Ulotall h,l!o. ... hCJ\\ n
ltnH .uuJ llllll' a~.unlh.ll hl•t'olllllUI hundh•
tlw t nmph•\il\ ul todu\ ' pi'Ohll'm"
''' Rc·.t~ tlll \\ u,. tl"'ilntlllt; ,thuut hi-. ::,tul
\\ •" s dt•h•n't' plun dunn~ the clt•hall' em
~u11d.l\ na~ht lw u•mlndt•d nw ol Rkun.Jo
\lcmlt•lh.m . ~II' lto11rkc nl hllll.t'-\
t...ln11d p1'tnnbing \nwnt ,, d utopi.m
t \tuwlnl . Rt•nt{un mi~hl nut n•alil(' It hut
lw·, not Ruurt..c 'I hou14h h1 '>HI'Uh tu thmk
IW e ,111. Rt'•IJ(IIIl t <In I \\ 1-.h •I\\ ,1\ I he hlllotl'
lt•tlt•ral clc•lic lh lw 1 an I \\ tsh ,tWU\- t0:\11" '' ·•~It·" i.HUI pullutlun und lw can I '-'t:-<h
·''' u\ the ms.lllt 11111 lc•m .arms 1 art• Onc1•
tht ntfo(hlmut t· ul mac lc•ut \t mu~U(c•ddon ''
unlc·.a~lwd 11111 1'\t'll the (,lppt•r lolll
hnn~-t u' h.u k
~ .. . If. Mf J •
blame the drtvera themtelvea for the
hlltlet, othera point flnge,.. at Trt-Met
admlnlatratlon . Lotti Osborn
• Log, law newspaper issued jointly
VIcki BerT'V • • nr th" J'lc"'"'r Lqr(
T H f UNOI::.RGRADUt\TE Nt:WSPAPER
Pttml't•r l.l1g, and the lo" l•t'hool n~
paper forum. an• In the pnx:es~ ol
otwmptlng to O),pand rommunlcutlon bet
\'Vt.'fln tht• t\.'\ a M hool!t llluli. rcodtt~ will
nutlc;l' that IIW IWO 111'\'\llllUJ)C 'I'!\ hnH' ooen
c·umblm•d In thh, Joint •~!'fUO 11w theory is • thut by phy ... ically combtnlng tlw rwo pap·
or:.. whllt1 malntnlnlnf( editorial autonom y.
thll ~tudunt s at both 11e hool11 \--viii be bet wr
lnfut·mt,d a~> It• the total cumputt plctui'Q
rl1111 whole• ldc•u got11tuncd ~v u fltudcnt
l'l'p~· .. untall\1' nt thu lA" rH:hool Kurt
!)rlohn ~polm told Mlchuol fiord. dlrttc.:lot
uf c<tmpu~o prog 1·am~> ttl the• undt•l'f(raduate
c:ampu11. ul hlb ~ldC"n A mt>E!IIng wa~> ht•ld in
H<trly !'M•pltlmbt•r and thl' t•dltor'14 of lht•two
JlUJl€'1'!'1 t•nthuRiaatkallv dt-clc.Jud to tl'\ tho
tdtli!. . -
It ifi hopt•cl th4t not onlv tht• tWntual
"tudt~n t popul,atiun will bt•nt•fit by thtfi
mow. but 111110 ttw 1\'\-o nt'\'\ ':>Jl<IJXI'~ will benefit b~ combtnlng force~o Production
cust:-could be lowc1vd and ud\.cnlslng
meum~ could bt• 11\cruallcd RJght now it
-.cem~ that l-onm1 !Utmcb to benefit
moro thlln thu Plmtt>t•r 1 og. 1 he Fomm
doe' not have a production lacllitvtlav-out
dusk:! dw·kroom etc 1 f ho PlmJCer l..o&
doc!'f huvc ~uch <I fat 1111\ and that P'Jper
M!'> gcncruu ~th oOe11•d u~*' ol tha facility 10
the 1-onun
1111~ oHor from tht• /'lorwcr l.ng !'lymbol ~
IJ.('.., thut \'\ hlt:h Wll'l hoped tu lw obtwncd
by b r o ad t! n I n i( <: o m m u n 1 c a t I o n
chnnnul:. nnmuly. 101 mlng bt1l101 rtJiu­
tluns btHwc•tm thl• two 11choolt-1llo lldltor
of 1tw Pwtwrr l.ns ha!lbttnt OVt't' buckwo.rd!l
to gwo u8!11111uncc• to thtJ luw ,chuol new~t ·
papor I wuulc.J like• to takr this oppo11unlty
to thank Monnnnt• RDtciiJf udftor of the
1..11,1(. .md ht•r 'ltntllor the• unMtll1t~h tlmt' und
attNtllon gavt!n to lht• 1-omm wttn 1111 ot
thl~> kind of bur kJng. moybt• thc• idoa can
become 11 rt•allt\
I ht• todlto1.., ol tho pupt•r, t•ncountg('
comnu•nt" un thll 1dca lrorn !ltudc•nl5,
loutlh and udnllnt!itl.lllon
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Pioneer Log, October 25, 1984 -~
Vol. II Nc
Wo1
ByKaty Bl
While rr
home Frld
great lege
Day. the It
Jazz sound
Music f
weekend'
Conlerenc
hours of I
and excite
Margan
Represent
llre·breatt
that the g
Nor
Bruce B
Lewis s
150th out
United St
lrom the
Rating of
Programs
Unlversltle
While tt
schools Is
worst serl
the mess&
while mer
that nume
In the U.S,
The ran
present a1
school stl
sour tast1
Spe
1 as 1
Martha
the LawS
lion In Ma
alter the 1
tant Jan~
Spearh
recrultmeJ
the Assist
responslb
lstrar's Oj
Law Scho(
Aid Offlc~
Involves rt
working o
log, to tra1
law advise
tng, Its 1
awful tot tj
Dean <
School as
exp
tatea bef res
'" .utd tlw
•I cil'l'St 'Ill hlf
'JIW\ hll\ I
[ t'( Cll\1111111
1111' '"' ll'ltr II lk.t
tldt•d I'' tlu
I I i11111clt•c II
I lUI till' ... :wu
j•on ol Ht•ol
t'it•lo it\ w·n
!'\ \ Ulltfllll
t• f'tt·~ult•nl
1 llw Jill'~'
!th ~:one~ pull
t•tic II \\ nlllcl
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1.' d.1\ s whoo
c f.(tltld ~uy ...
lliSI ldC t• it
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1984 Vol. II No. 1 Published by the Students ot the lewts & Cion< Low School October 25, 1984
Won1en of the law point to "gender gap"
By Katy Brown
While many first year students were
home Friday night struggllnq with the
great legal Issues confronting Peggy
Day the law school was swaying to the
jazz 'sounds of ' Kate Sullivan & Co."
Music and dancing kicked off last
weekend 's Women and the Law
Conference. lasting until the early
hours of Saturday But all the noise
and exciteme nt did not end there
Margaret Carter, District 18 State
Representative candidate, began In
fire-breathing style. Carter pointed out
that the Qender gap made It difficult for women to enter the political field.
But as a black, she was lacing a double
whammey of being both sexually and
rectally oppressed .
For women to become an effecllve,
unified political Ioree, white women
must look to their sisters of color for
support and leadership, according to
Carter This means that white women
must educate themselves to the needs
of women of color who have lesser
accessibility
A follow-up to Carter's talk was the
"Racism In the Legal Profession ''
presentation, given by Kay Toran,
Monica Little, Marcia Neal and Barb Safrlet. One of the most startling
statistics revealed by this seminar Is
that there are only 20 black attorneys
In Oregon- live of these are women.
The Con terence hosted a wide
variety of women's groups. Celeste
George, a Brit Ish Columbian Indian,
spoke about the lack of rights facing
Canadian Native women Attempts to
get a Canad1an constitutional provision
similar to the American ERA have
been unsuccessful . George noted that
If a woman marries outside of her
tribe, she loses all property rights and
tribal affillatlon .
(contmued on page three)
Northwestern Law School second-rate, according to study
Bruce B. Weyhrauch
Lewts and Clark law school ranks
t50th out of 172 law schools In the
United States This ranking comes
from the 1983·84 Gorman Report: A
Rating of Graduate and Professional
Programs In America and International
Unlvsrsltl ss.
While the criterion used to rank the
schools Is at best questionable , and at
worst seriously flawed, the medium Is
lhe message And, the Gorman Report,
while meretricious, Is the only report
that numerically ranks all law schools
In the US for 1983-84.
The ranking may have little effect on
present and past Lewis and Clark law
school students, other than leaving a
sour taste In their mouths. But the ranking may negatively Impact future
enrollment by deterring prospective
applicants , reduce Institutional pres·
tlge. and may at the least, bruise our
collective ego.
In fact, the Gorman Report raised the
hackles on the faculty sufficiently to
have them formally Inquire Into
whether Gorman could be sued for
having the audacity to rate Lewis and
Clark law school In the bottom fifteen
percent of all U.S. law schools.
No matter what Lewis and Clark may
think about Its ranking according to
Gorman, the questions remains Is the
ranking Justified and If not, why not?
Gorman numerically ranks flva
aspects of each law school curricu­
lum. library resources . faculty re­
search, faculty Instruction , and admln·
!stratton The methods used to evalu·
Spence joins adtninistration
as new assistant dean
Martha Spence, a 1 984 graduate of
the Law School, joined the admlnlstra·
lion In May as the new Assistant Dean
after the resignation of former Assis­
tant Jan Alton.
Spearhea ding the Law School's
recruitmen t and admissions efforts,
the Assistant Dean's office also carries
responsibil ity tor Placement , the Reg­
Istrar's Office and liaison between the
Law School and the College's Financial
Aid Oftlce Says Spence, ''This job
Involves me In a variety of thk'lgs. from
working on the publication of the cata­
log, to traveling to conferences of pre­
taw advisors I like that It's challeng­
Ing, Its Interesting, and there's an
fullot to do "
Dean Spence came to the Law
as a student with 10 years of
rk experience , most of It accumu­
taiEtd before beginning of undergrad· uate school at 29 Spence graduated
cum laude In 1981 from West Virginia
State Colleqe with a BA In economics
Under the heading of administration
and research, Spence's experience
Includes 3 years with two small re­
search firms administering sizeable
research grants and four h years In
Washing ton, 0 C In the research
department of the United Mine Wor­
kers At UMW, she was engaged In
research. managing projects. and pre­
paring materials for presentation to
Congress and state legislatures
This experience confirmed her en­
thusiasm for statistics. and her deci­
sion to pursue an economics degree
This background stands her In good
stead In her present position. '·1 love
analyzing numbers and figuring out
what to do from the Information I've
gotten. And that's what I've go to do
here In admlsstons and recruiting,"
Spence explains
Dean Spence has definite Ideas
about the admissions aspect of her job.
Her approach Is one of line tuning a
recruiting and admissions policy that
she believes already works · 'We need
to take a close look at where our good
students are coming from, how we're
able to recruit good students, what
works and what doesn't work "
Emphasizing the Importance of
recruitmen t efforts of Dean LaFrance,
faculty and alumni, Spence sees the
changing times as bringing new chal­
lenges "The challenge Is to maintain
the quality of student the Law School
has had In the past when we're faced
with fewer applications as all law
schools are, without having to lower
our standards. That's not Impossible.
but It's going to be a tot of work." ate these categories are extremely
vague. How Gorman arrives at his
conclusions and numerical ranklngs Is
questionable . He says his method is
"objective" not "subjective " and that
the ranklngs are obtained by admln·
lstrators and laculty members on each
college campus who secretly provide
him with Information used to rank each
school. The point of thiS ar11cle Is not to
critique the Gorman Report. That has
already been done In other publica·
tlons. Rather, thls ar1lcle takes a closer
look at Lewis and Clark law school's
offerings In each of the rive categories
Gorman rates. It Is hoped that the
comments, Information , and que5tlons
raised under each category furthers
(continued on page two}
Diverse groups represented
at Women's Conference
By Lisa Mayfield
Forum Staff
The big guns came out the weekend
of October 12: a drafter of the Uniform
Marriage and Divorce Act, Oregon's
Secretary ol State, the Democratic
candidate from Oregon for the U.S.
Senate an official of the Democratic
National Committee All women and
all powerful .
They were speakers and participants
In the 14th Annual Far West Regional
Conference on Women and the Law
held at the Law School Organized by
the Women's Law Caucus. the confer­
ence was directed by third year
student Kate Brown. With the theme
"Realizing Women's Impact." the
conference hosted around 400 people
and featured some 40 workshops on
Issues affecting women, women In law
professions and In the political pro­
cess Said publicity director Elisabeth
Jacobs third year. '·we hoped to
show women, ourselves maybe, what
we are capable of. to get across that we
can make a difference."
That message was Implicit In the
event, emphasized by the Chv:=~
theme. and recognized the Importance
of women m the Impending elections .
All organizers called the conference a
success.
Presentat ion of the Wold Award to
Oregon Secretary ot State Norma
Paulus and the kevnote address of Professor Herma Hill Kay highlighted
Saturday 's banquet held at Stamm
dining room on the upper campus.
Kay, professor of taw at the Untverslty
of California at Berkeley , Boalt Hall. Is
this year's Higgins VIsitor at the Law
School. Recognizing the challenges
ahead, Professor Kay addressed
developments In five areas m which
women have changed their own condi­
tion: education . employment , political
participation , property rfghts and
reproductive freedom.
In accepting the Wold Award, pre­
sented annually to an exemplary
woman by the Women's Law caucus,
Secretary of State Paulus said "There
Is no greater honor than to be honored
by one's peers. When I was a student
twenty years ago, I had no peers."
Acknowledging the uniqueness of so
large a gathering of Influential women,
Paulus noted. "Even rlfteen years ago
th1s would not heve happened."
The Far West Reg1onal Conference
on Women and the Law has been put
on each year tor ttte last 14 years
without the benefit of any parent
organization or central office. S81Cl
F=lisat>eth Jacobs, "It has travelled the
far west reg1on in boxes ... Those boxes
contain materials. Including mailing
lists and the like, from prev1ous con­
ferences. all wh1ch passes from the
last group of organizers to the next .. ,Cs really rather remarkable," Ms.
Jacobs quips.
Lewis & Clark Legal Clinic
• scores cotJJ•t VIctory
A client ol the Lew1s & Clark Legal
Clinic received a unanimous decision
in his favor from tho Supreme Court of
the United States this last June. Many
Lewis & Clark law students researched
and wroted the brlet lor Glover v.
Tower. Craig Edwards, one of the
three supervising attorneys at the
clinic, argued the case last February . Justtce O'Conner, wrlrtng for the
Court. held that public defenders are
not 1mmune from suit under Section
1983 of the Civil Rights Act for Inten­
tional m•sconduct via conspiracy with
state governmental officials that
deprive Indigent clients of constitu­
tional nghts. Page2 FORUM
Campus briefs
New Review Members
The Forum would like to congrat­
ulate tt e new members of Lewis and
Clark's law review, Environmenta l
Law. The now 'candidates are Tom
Allen, Lilian Bier, Kathy Bradley.
Lucy Brehm Jeff Curtis. Suo Cutlor
David Eckberg, Robert Hildum. Rob·
ert H ogtoss Barry Holt, Brian Jenk·
•ns, Daniel Kelsberg , Richard Lane,
Gall Lew1s David Newhall Jeff Nlxa,
Connie Snthre. Blanche Sommers, Jim
Vestlgo, Stephany Watson, Bruce
Weyhrauch , and Melba Whatley .
Essay Winners
Jay Folbero has announced the win­
ners ot the K.mg Memorial Essay Con­
test. Robert Lowry wrote the llrst place
paper - ''Independent Adoption In
Oregon The Propnety :1nd Scope of
the Attorney 's Role and the Need for
Leglslatton ." And Keturah Brown
wrote the second place paper- "Sen­
ate Bill 400 · The Joint Custody Bill ''
Other excellent papers which received
high scores were submllted by Karen
Wiggins. Carolyn Thysell, Kathleen
Lowe, 3nd Peter Deuel. ConAratula·
tlons to these students .
Johnson Awarded
Jennifer Johnson, Associate Profes­
sor of Law, was named the recipient of
the 1984 Levenson Award for excel­
lence in teaching . The award Is given
to a faculty member each year by the
graduating class.
Kanter in China
Professor Stephen Kanter Is spend­
Ing his sabbatical year In The Peoples
Republic of China 'under the presti­
gious auspices of a Fulbright Grant "
{111e Advocate ( Kanter Is teaching at
the University of Nanjlng In the law
department and plans to lecture at
other Chinese unlversltlas .
Wheeler Dealer
Jim Vandegrift has announced that
Duane A. Wheeler has been hired as
the duplicating operator /working
manager of the Duplicating Center
effective August 22, 1984 A warm
welcome to Mr. Wheeler
English Tutors Wanted
Oregon Literacy, Inc Is offering
Laubach tutor-training workshops lor
volunteers Interested In teaching adult
native speakers at English to read
(Baste Literacy Workshop) or In teach-lng speakers at other languages to
speak. read, and write English (ESOL
Workshop) . For lnformotfn, call 232·
9116.
Graduate Fellowship
The Committee on Institutional
Cooperation otters graduate fallow
ships for mlnorlttes The CIC Minori­
ties Fellowsh ips Program Is sponsored
by 11 Midwestern unlverslttes and will
award about 50 fellowships to mem­
bers of underrepresented minority
groups seeking PhD degrees In the
areas of social sciences, humanities.
engineering , and the sciences ThG
fellowship Is for four years. For 1985-
86, each award will pay full tuition plus
a stipend of at least $6.000. Applies·
tlon deadline Is January 18, 1985 For
more Information , call 8()()..457-4420 .
NEDC Report
The Natural Resources Committee
met October 4 and the Chair of that
committee, Michael Blumm. has
reported lhe following ·
'Natural Resources Fellows -
The Committee's pnnclpal
charge tram Dean LaFrance was
to Investigate means to reinsti­
tute the Natural Resources Fel
lows Program (under which the
Law School had some 13 grad­
u,te fellows over 8 years until Its
dl!mlse In 1982) The Committee
endorsed a one-person-per-year
Program that would solicit appli­
cations nattonwlde The cost
would be In the neighborhood of
$15,000 per year The committee
recommended that this Program
begin next year. since It can
apparently be accomplished with
no Impact on the 1985-86 budget
Basically, the Committee en­
dorsed a three-part approach to
refunding the Fellows Program.
"The Committee recommended
thai the Faculty approve this
three-part funding formula at Its
October meeting ''
Unls recognized
Richard L. Unls, Multnomah County
Circuit Judge who teaches Evidence at
Lewis and Clark has been honored as
the Trial Judge of the Year by the
Oregon Trial Lawyers Association .
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constructive dialogue within the law
school community which will In turn
lead to a better low school and a higher
ranking on any scale.
AOMINISTRA TION
How one would numerically rate a
low school's administration Is a
mystery to me Is the size of the non·
teaching staff a measure of how 'good'
a low school Is or Is not? Or, does a
large number of school administrators
mean more paper work and less
'ltocurate, timely easy to-understand
responses to student questions?
I facetiously add that If the number
ol memos tacked up around the taw
school and placed In .each student's
mailbox Is any lndlcatlon of the
'quality' of the administration. ours
must surely be the best
Perhaps the key question regarding
the law school's administration should
be Is our law school being admln
lstered In a highly efficient. respon·
slve, cost·effectlve manner? After all, a
student's ability Ia scrape up the
necessary tuition funds Is accom·
pllshed only with a great deal of sacrl·
flee and financial hardship. They do
not want that money, which lor the
most part Is borrowed, squandered by
Inefficient bureaucra ts who see their
role In the law school as the student's
benefactor, not the other way round
Could the number of non·teachtng
positions In the law school's admln·
lstratlon be consolida ted? Could the
number of secretarial positions be
consolidated? Is there an Inordinate
amount of waste In the operation of
the law school which could be
reduced?
One admlnlstratlve office that every
law student must deal with Is the flnan·
clal aid office Yet, the one admlnlstra·
tlve otflce that every law student must
deal with Is not even located on the
law school campus. Instead, the ftnan·
clal aid office for the law school
deals primarily with undergraduate
students and Is located on the under·
graduate campus
Law students are older than under·
graduates. More law students are
married than undergraduate s; many
have families Financial aid sources
for law students differ from under­
graduate sources Students In law
school have financial needs that differ
from undergraduate students .
The law school and undergraduate
school have separate classrooms,
library facilities, admissions person·
nel, administrative personnel , reglstra·
tlon personnel, placement personnel ,
and separate faculty.
Would having financial aid personnel
on the law school campus who are
familiar with both the taw sohool
students and their special circum·
stances and needs be logical? Efflol·
ent? Responsive to the law student? A
sound administrative move?
How many law students have been
confused by the financial aid office's
responses to their questions ? How
many law students have been told by
the Lewis and Clarl( financial aid office
what their living budgets should be
Instead of what they actually are? How
many law students have been frustrat·
ed In their efforts to get adequate
financial aid from the Lewis and Clark
financial aid office?
Would It make more sense to have a
financial aid office on the taw school
campus? Would It make more sense to
have a financial aid staff familiar with
law school demographics ? Would It
make more sense to have financial aid
staff familiar with funding sources
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available particularly for the Ia•
student and accessible when Ia.
students neod help, Instead of closlno
tram noon to one and at tour ano
located convenie ntly on the taw sch~
campus?
Would It make more sense to have
law school financial aid staff solely
dedicated to taw students Instead 01
being spread thinly between under
graduate and taw students?
If the key criterion regarding admln.
tstratlve quality Is efficiency, respon.
stveness, and cost effectiveness. Is the
financial aid office meeting theu
criterion?
Another aspect of the admlnlstra
tlon which may be a good Indication ot
not only the administration's effective.
ness, but also how effective the law
school has been In providing a satisfy.
lng, quality legal education, Is the
success of the developmen t office
This Is the office which, among other
functions, raises money from Lewis
and Clark law school alumni.
The reason why the development
office and concomitantly alumni con.
trlbutlons may be a good Indication ol
the law school's quality can be linked
to the following question: would a
graduate give money to a school Slhe
did not respect? Perhaps one way to
rank one aspect of U.S. law schools Ia
annual alumni contributions How high
would Lewis and Clark law school rank
on such a list?
Should the law school's develop.
ment office hire students, as It did last
year, to work banks at phones to solicit
graduates for money much like selling
soap, vacuum cleaner demos, and
politicians?
It may be specious to talk about a
law school's national ranking and Its
alumni contributions And, Lewis and
Clark may not be alone In Its quest to
get Its alumni to ante up. But when law
students leave Lewis and Clark taw
school after paying more than $6,500
per year for their tuition, will they will·
lngly and graciously donate more
money, or will they have to be asked
over the phone?
There are many facets of a school's
administration which require analysis
beyond the development and financial
aid offices These may Include: the
Dean's office, the associate Dean's
office, the assistant Dean's office, the
physical plant -there may be more
A complete analysis of all the com·
ponents of the law school's admlnlstnt ·
tlon Is tar beyond the scope of this
.. article. Besides, there already exist
seemingly adequate mechanisms to
overlook the administration and all
other major aspects of the law school.
These mechanisms are the various
committees on which both faculty and
students sit
As this category, Administration,
started, so shall It end: rating a law
school administration Is a difficult
task. The basic question remains: Is
our administration the best It could be
and how could It be better?
FACULTY RESEARCH
Gorman may rate this thinking that
the more a law school faculty member
has published , the more qualified s/he
Is: "publish or perish." Since Gorman's
ranklngs are determined secretly, we
may never know. I question whether
this area Ia a viable Indicator of faculty
excellence To the extent that It Is
viable, It should be noted that most
full-time law school faculty members
have had an article or book published
In some area of the law
According to the 1983-84 law school
catalog, there are 27 full-time and 35
part-time faculty at Lewis and Clark
law school. In the 1980 faculty blbll·
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ography, 20 full time professors, or
74 percent, and one part·tlma protes
sor. or three percent, have had some
thing published
Should the faculty be required to
research and publish? Should mora
faculty be hired so more research
could be accomplished? Are the law
' school's research facilities adequate?
Is Environments/ Law an appropriate or
adequate vehicle for publishing I acuity
research? Are there too many or not
enough Incentives lor the laculty to
' want to do research?
FACULTY INSTRUCTION
Two primary criterion should be
used In evaluating the quality of
faculty Instruction how extensive Is
the Instructor's expertise In their field
and how well are they able to com­
municate that expertise to the
student?
Full· time tuition this ')ear Is $6,500.
A year's full lime class load Is 14 hours
About $232 per hour per year Are the
law Instructors worth It?
One quantitative measure of the
number of faculty at a law school Is
the student·faculty ratio. This ratio
says nothing about faculty expertise or
communication abilities But It Is a
germane measurement to the Amerl·
can Bar Association and the accredl·
tatlon of U S law schools. According
to Standards lor Legal Education lor
the Approval of Law Schools, pub­
' llshed by the ABA In 1968, the pro­
posed student faculty ratio was 40:1
lor schools with 275-324 students
According to the 1983-84 Lewis and
Clar1< law school catalog there was a
combined day and evening student
population of 751 and 27 full-tlme
laculty, or a ratio of about 28:1, well
within the 1968 ABA standard .
Another Indication of the quality of
faculty Instruction could be the
number of Lewis and Clark students
who take and pass the Bar exam and
how this compares to graduates of
other U.S law schools. Of the Lewis
and Clark day law students who took
the Oregon Bar exam In February, 1983,
66 percent passed and 34 percent
failed Of the night students only 55
percent passed
These figures compare to a 71
percent pass rate for University of
Oregon law school graduates who took
the same Bar exam. The University of
Oregon pass rate was even higher tor
the July, 1983 Bar exam than either
day or evening graduates of Lewis and
Clark.
Does this mean that Lewis and Clark
graduates are less lucky than Unlver·
slty of Oregon law school graduates
1 at taking the Bar exam? That the Unl·
varsity students are better? That the
Lewis and Clark students are worse?
That the University faculty Is better?
That Lewis and Clark faculty Is worse?
How do bar exam statistics stack up
across the nation and where do Lewis
and Clark graduates fit In?
Should Gorman use this statistic In
rating law schools? Is the ability to
pass a Bar exam a valid Indication ot
what was learned In law school and/or
how It was taught? Can this be a valid
measure of the quality of faculty
Instructio n?
In the end, evaluating faculty lnstruc·
tlon Is a difficult task Class evalua·
· lions by students on the last day of
, class are presently the only evaluation
we can turn to. But are these an
accurate evaluation of a professor's
Instruction qualities. or an easy way to
harass the Instructor and do so anony·
mously? Is the class evaluation an
assessment of the professor's person·
allty? Or, Is It a reflection of the
student's discontent with course
content rather than an lndlcatlon of the
professor's expertise In the course
and how well the professor can com·
munlcate that expertise?
Are there better ways to evaluate
faculty Instruction? Are the class eval·
uauons necessary? Do the Instructors
even read them? Do they apply the
contents of the evaluations to their
future classes? Can an Instructor be
1 leved of teaching a specific class If
luated as doing a poor job?
LIBRARY RESOURCES
While Gorman claims his renklngs
are obJective, published data does exist which annually ranks almost
every conc.elvablo element of U S law
library resources According to the
1982·83 law school library statistics
out of 173 law school libraries listed,
Lewis and Clark ranked 87th In the
total number of books and volume
equivalents Lewis and Clark ranked
59th In total dollars spent for all library
services, 124th In the number of full·
time students, 36th In the number of
part time students, and 98th In the
amount of book·dollars spent per
student.
All of these categories are subject to
yearly change depending on library
obJectives, school admission, tuition,
and other factors Perhaps the greatest
hindrance to library "greatness' Is the
building and physical obstructions to
expansion, effective research, and
study space
The library building used to be the
law school It was not built to be a
library This may account for many of
the library's physical problems such as
poor lighting, lack of private study
areas, poor acoustics and poor exit and
rest room locations among other
things.
In addition to physical limitations ,
there artJ the ubiquitous budget llmlta·
tlons which may prevent physical
expansion and Improvemen ts and
acquisitions But these are a matter of
priorities within the taw school admin­
Istration. Is Improving the library an
Important budgetary expenditure? If It
Is, at what department's expense
should the Improvements be made?
Does this mean cutting other essential
expenditures such as faculty salaries
or student scholarships? Or could the
school begin to achieve prominence In
library resources by cutting other
expenditures?
Increasing the library budget may
mean less parking lot sweepings: a
slowdown In the replacement of red·
wood bark chips on the law school
grounds; fewer memos and xeroxed
copies of everything placed every­
where; or fewer wine and cheese
receptions
The ABA's standard for law school
libraries notes that the libraries should
"afford the best possible service to the
law school." Is the Lewis and Clark
law library giving the faculty and
students the "best possible" service?
CURRICULUM
There may be several ways to assess
a law school's curriculum Ranking, on
a national level, Is at best Illusory If
ranking a curriculum was the best
method ot assessment, then every law
school would match Harvard's curricu­
lum, which ranked first In Gorman's
poll
Merely comparing what one law
school offers to another falls to take
Into account Innovations. reforms, and
the Individualistic emphasis of each
law school's curriculum.
Professor Neal writes In The
Functions of a Law School that "the
aim of the law school Is not to train
lawyers, but to educate Individuals for
becoming lawyers" Former Dean
Manning of Stanford has complied a
subjective list Identifying the essential
characteristics of a well-trained lawyer
Including 1) Analytic skills. 2) Sub­
stantive legal knowledge, 3) Basic
working skills, 4) Famlllarlty with
Institutional environment, 5) Aware­
ness of total non-legal environment .
and 6) Good judgment At the risk of
becoming ''super-lawyers" the llat at
least provides a starting point for
evaluating our leQal education
Law school curricula In the U.S. ware
evaluated In Gee and Jackson, Follow·
lng the Leader? The Unexamined Con·
sensus In Law School Curricula . Also
other law schools' curricula were
obtained from their catalogs to com·
pare to course offerings at Lewis and
Clark.
There are two basic components to a
law school's curriculum. There are the
required courses such as contracts,
torts. procedure and criminal law. and
the elective courses. Because the
scope of this artlole Is to serve as an
overview, discussion of curriculum will
be limited to the required courses at
Lewis and Clark and how they compare to other law schools In terms of hours
requlrod. The courses discussed are
contracts, torte property, civil pro­
cedure, criminal law constitutional
law, and legal writing and research
According to Goa and Jackson, the
consensus first year curriculum for 127
U S law schools compared with Lewis
and Clerk's first yoar requirements Is
given as follows Lawl and Clark Requires at least
three hour'l of consUtutlonal low after
the first y9ar. It should be noted that
Lewis and Clark was lncloded In the
Gee end Jackson sample.
Contracts
In general, Lewis and Clark meets or
exceed~ the hours required tor
(continued on psgo fivo)
Course
Contracts
Torts Conaenaua Hours
6 Lewla and Clartt
6
Property
Civil Procedure
Criminal Law
Constitutional Law
Legal Research and Writing 6
6
6
3
3
2
Totel Houra: 32 4
4
5
5
•
4
29
Women --------from page one
Barb Honegger, who worked In the
Civil Rights Division of the U S
Justice Dept under Reagan (until she
was fired for calling the Department's
fight against race discrimination a
sham). gave several reasons why
Reagan should not be President . The
former advisor on women's Issues to
Jesse Jackson's political campaign
pointed to Reagan's nap-taking during
Cabinet meetings , Inconsistencies In
ttls stand on abortion, and born again
Christian status.
Discussing the latter, Honegger
stated that the President was a rlrm
believer 1n the Second Coming of
Christ, due to arrive after Armaged­
don, according to Biblical scriptures .
Honegger feels that Reagan's purpose
In being re--elected to office Is to make
sure that the Second Coming will
happen Suprlslngty . Honegger her­
self Is a Republican .
Lynne Carter. VIce Chair of the
Democratic National Committee, has a
way of holding an audience that Is
quite tear-jerking She expressed
concern about poor. working women,
women with children, and how their
needs are not being met Responding
to the question everyone Is asking,
"Where Is the gender gap In the
polls?," Ms. Cutler said that the
pollsters do not poll the low Income
voters. nor the newly registered voters
and that this election may be a
surprise.
Professor Susan Mandlberg Intro­
duced the Keynote Speaker, Professor
THE P11ce for
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7425 S.W. a.tM.Ir Blvd. Herma Hill Kay Professor Kay, one ot
Mandl berg's favorite law teachers, Is
distinguished In several areas of taw,
Including conflicts, domestic relations
and sex-based discrimination . Profes­
sor Kay noted the struggles of
American women to achieve equality
with the first (white) man who stepped
on this continent. Although it seems
that women have a long way to go
before achieving rrue equality.
Professor Kay's speech made those
present realtze that we have Indeed
come a tong way.
On a more disappointing note. the
number of Lewis & Clark students
attandtng the Conference was about
20; 30 Including the Board of
Directors And In case you did not
notice any articles on the Conference
In The Oregonian, there were non
except for a small blurb on the bridal
page. The Oregonian staff said that a
conference on woman and the law
would not be of much general Interest.
1 would like to thank those on the
Steering Committee who spent many
hours working on the Conference -
Kathryn Augustson, Jeanette Bello,
Trilby de Jung, Stacy Hankin,
Elizabeth Jacobs, Sue Muzik, Jeffrey
Strang, Katherine Tennyson, Jeanne
Tweten. Susan Ward, and Kristen
Winemiller
Katy Brown Is a third year student and
was the Coordinator ol the Women and
the Law Conlerencs .
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THETREATMENTOFCANCER
Involuntary or Voluntary
Manslaughter?
Part 1 of a Series
". • the ways m which the Amertcan
people hsve been betrayed b•• the
cancer establishment. the medical pro·
lesslon. and the government ere shock·
/ng. Everyone should lmow that the
'wsr on csncer' Is largely a fraud, and
that the National cancer Institute and
the American Cancer Society are dere­
lict fn their dutfes to the people who
support them."
-Linus Pauling
In 1982, 840.000 Amencans wore
diagnosed as having cancer. In 1984,
about 870,000 Americans will be dlag·
nosed as havlng cancer. According to
present rates, almost one in three
Americans now living will eventually
have cancer. The American Cancer
Soclety (ACS) has stated that. "Over
the years, cancer will strike In approxi·
mately three out of four families."
Of the 870,000 expected to be dlag·
nosed as having cancer this year,
326,000 (3 out of 8. or 39%) will be alive
live years after dlagnosls. This year.
about 450.000 wlll die of the disease.
There has been a steady nse of cances
monallty In the U.S In this century.
Cancer accounted for one In 27 deaths
in 1900. In 1978, cancer accounted for
one In five deaths. In 1984, cancB:{
accounts for nearly one In four deaths
Medical costs tor cancer were put at
S10.8 biUion for 1980. For 1984, that
cost was estimated to be $21 blfllon
"because medical costs have peen
Inflating at 20% or more a year." The
average American who dies of cancer
tt"' t984 will have paid $26,400 In
me~lcal bills dunng the final year of
life
At bottom. more people are getting
cancer. dying from cancer, and paying
more money to "trear• cancer than ever
before The credibility of such lnstltu·
lions as the ACS, National Cancer
Institute. AMA. Memorial Sloan-Ketter·
lng ~ancer Center, and FDA Is In
peril Haa lhe American public been
getting swindled out of their health and
money by these Institutions? This
author believes ao. aa do many, mucn
more knowledgeable commentators.
The Intent behind this series of ani·
clea Ia simply to provide some In forma·
tion which may not have been known
before now, but which could make the
difference between Uta and death
somewhere down the road Parte t and
U of the sarles will focus on cancer
detection and the ••proven" methods ot
treatment. Pat1 Ill will address the
unorthodolC theraplea Part IV will look
at the cancer establishment and the
potlllca of cancer.
Detection
According to the ACS, "about
148,000 people with cancer will
probably die In 19&l who mlght hava
bean aaved by eaJiler dlagnoela and
prompt treatment." Sean as how taw cancers can be prevented (lung, skin,
and envtronmentally·caused cancers
are the only cancers with some hopo of
prevention), tho role of early diagnosis
takes on greater Importance But a
maJor problem regarding diagnosis Is
that there Is no chemical test which
can detect cancer and "It will apparent·
ly be many years before a bloc~emlcal
assay for cancer will be In use.''
Unbelievably, there ts such a cancer
detection test. It Is not In use In the u.s . but one of the biggest and most
highly respected medical testing labor·
stories In the U.S Is aware ot the test.
In 1980, Metpath Labs contracted with
Or. Lawrence Burton, holder of the
test's patent, to determine the accu·
racy and practicality of Burton·s test.
After repeated experiments, Metpath
found Burton's blood test to be not
only accurate, but also able to predict
what was not yet apparent. For
Instance, Metpath sent Burton ~983
numbered vials of human blood
samples. four of which were of patients
known to Metpath to have cancer.
Burton ldentltled ten blood samples as
those belonging to cancer patients.
Metpath Initially thought the additional
six vials were "false positives." But
within six months, all si~ of the "false
posltlvts" metamorphosed Into cancer
status. Or. Burton's work Is consld·
ered to be "quackery" and has been
driven from pu~llc vtew bv the cancer
establishment.
The next question Is how well the
ACS-approved methods of detection
wort(. As one commentator has stated,
"There are serious questions about the
safety and efficacy of some of these
diagnostic techniques ." After 30 years
of recommending an annual Pap smear
test. the ACS tn 1979 quietly dropped
that recommendation and (\OW only
Insists on a regular Pap test. Despite
56 million Pap tests a year, more than
one out of live women with utwlne
cancer still dies of the disease. So
why are the Pap tests till so widely
utilized In the U.S.? According to
scientists from N Y. Unlv. and Yale
Unlv School of Medicine, the answer Is
"because It has been so heavily pro­
moted ••. and beCause so much of the
cost ,~s borne by the private lndivl·
dual. contlrwed
1 ACS, "Cancer Facts and Ftgures,"
1984.
, ld.
3 ACS, 1984 and Houston and Null,
1978
' Study by the National Center tor
Health Statistics. 1979-84.
6 ACS. 1884.
6 See, R Moss. The Cancer Syndrome,
~980 and S Epstetn, The Politics of
Cancer. 1978 7 ACS, 1984
6 R. Moss, 1980 and Maugh and Marx,
1975:94
tl Null and Steinman. "The Politics of
Cancer,"1981. Or. Burton's test Is fn
use In the Bahamas and West
Germany Dr. Bunon's work will be
further discussed In Pans Ill and IV.
10 /d.
11 A. Moss. 1980
It ACS, 1979
'3 Science, July 13, 1970.
,, R. Moss, 1980; Null and SteJnman,
1981; and atatementa of Or. Burton,
Interview of July~. 1984.
FORUM
)(lckl Berry
Mark Jordan
Michael Sledel
Roger Manning
Dick Arnold
Geoff Kronick Editor
Managing Editor
News Editor
Features
Sports Editor
Photography Staff
Bruce Weyrauch
Lisa Mayfield
Katy Brown
Sue Caulkins Todd Elliott
David Sugerman
Peter Duell
FORUM 15 published e>vcry thrc..>e l1gcr Boulevatd , Portland Orl'gon
weeJ,J b~ the ltudents of the L~u & 91219 Advt>rtumg r•rcl are ;wail;~bfe
Clark Law School, 10015 S W Terwtl· upon wquesr Letters to the Editor
Blacktop to the Horizon
HEY l'vo Qot an Idea which would
solve the pnrklng problemll First, let's
lovel the existing lower lot Get a bull·
dozor and wipe out all the trees,
shrubs, planting areas, etc I mean the
damn thing meanders around like It
was designed by an urban architect on
acid, all right? the blacktop the entire
thing. Can anyone really argue against
the aesthetic beauty of the par~lng lot
at Washington Square! What with all
that unllormlty. symmetry and stuff. I
say "Blacktop to the horl:ronl''
Then after the Initial step, If you
will look down at the stage where Carol
Merrill Is Mw standing, you can see
several option available
1 Take the resulting lumber and
build a log cabin Dedicate It to Tom
McCall, Ansel Adams, whomever Put
a big log In the center of It Then each
day before classes we could all go In
there and hug that log. Hell, we could
even pipe In nature sounds
2 Sell the lumber and use the pro­
ceeds for several purposes such as
(a) we could have some heavy­
hitting visiting scholars -we could
have Geraldine Ferraro's accountant
teach a semester of partnership taxa­
lion or property transactions. or we
could have the Baghwan teach a
semester of land use planning;
(b) we could have Quiet Riot or
AC I DC provide musical entertainment
at the annual Hall owe en party.
(c) we could build a nice smooth
wooden stage sorta like Pioneer Court­
house Square -everyone would have
a place to break dance between
classes; or
(d) give the money to the Portland
Trailblazers so they could sign Jim
Paxson
I feel very strongly about this.
Thank you,
Don Thacker
Axe the Chaplain
There s a standing Joke In the
Armed Services ·'Got a problem
Buddy? Go see the chaplain!" It's no
toke at Lewis and Clark Law School
though; seeing the chaplain has sud­
denly become a reality I according to a
chatty form letter stuffed In my mall­
box the first week of classes In Sep­
tember.
Why a law school chaplain? I asked
Dean LaFrance by what, or whose.
authority this newcomer Is on the Law
School staff ·'The chaplain Is here by
my Invitation I·' Dean LaFrance as­
serted But Why? The dean then pro­
ceeded to explain the accumulating
stresses and strains, and the countless
pressures of adverserlal confrontation
that are Inherent In the education of
lawyers And, In part, his Justification
was based on some students who, at
one lime, had talked with him about
their need for some type of spiritual
guidance and direction . That may all
be true. and commendable (I suppose)
for some law students, but certainly
not for us all
Without rehashing the long estab­
lished constitutional tenets of separa­
tion of church and state, one needs to
take a closer look at the ever Increas­
Ing Invasion ofChrlstlanlty In politics
-education -which permeates all
segments of our society. In order to
place the significance of a law school
chaplain In true perspective
The September 17. 1984 cover story
and feature article In Newsweek exam­
Ined this very same phenomenon
Quoting Rabbi Alexander Schindler I
President of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations : "I'm scared
to death I" and explained, "We are
worried by the manipulations of theo­
logy to serve partisan ends ''
The Sunday New York Tlmaa (Sep­
tember 9, 1984) devoted a lengthy
discussion of how political activism
reflects the churches' search for a role
In a secular society
"While the Is widespread certainty
that secularism Is deeply rooted.
and doubt that the churches will
ever again represent the societal
consensus on values, many church
leaders believe they can promote
their convictions as a valued minor-lty In o broad discussion to decide
the standard!!! by which the future
will be guided • •
In our own backyard, Wlllamettt
Week (October 8, 1984) In a front page
story entitled "Praying for Votes, •
Melt Klrchmelr dlsouased the rellflout
factors In Orogon and Portland poJI.
tics, "The concern Ia that rellglo\11
activists may wish to Impose their POll·
tical views on those who share then
religious ones That same argument
can be made for educational views
This Is not to say. or Imply that thf
new chaplain Is prone to the extremist
fanatical fundamentalism or conserv•
tlve evangelism that runs rampant In
the revivalist religious sector But ,,
certainly does place an unwanted foot
In the law school door Undenlabl)
abortion, school prayer, and tuition tBl
credits are legitimate entrants Into tht
law school forum of debate and study
But will the Issues get fair play? Do we
want the trappings or Judeo-Chrlstlan
ethics foisted upon our legal educa.
tlon? Is that the direction that you
want you law school to go?
Lewis & Clark Law School has estab­
lished a dangerous precedent by be­
coming through the chaplain's self.
proclaiming admission "only one or
two law schools In the country that
provides such a service '·
Coffee cookies and Christianity In
the school cafeteria does not meet th6
need of all our students How do we
address the so-called spiritual needs ol
Catholics Jews, Muslim. and atheist
students?
In small part, your tuition dollars are
supporting this service, albeit part·
time In my opinion there Is no justlll·
cation for the law school to endorse
and support a chaplain
Roger Manning
Peggy Day, R.I.P.
Dear Editor
When I arrived at school tonight. I
saw an effigy of a woman hanging by a
rope from the walkway over the amphl·
theater The effigy had a sign that read
' PEG, R.I.P "
I know. of course that the effigy
represented "Peggy Day," the hypo­
thetical Legal Writing client of all first
year students. I though. "Well, that
was a rough assignment I guess that's
OK '
I was bothered, however I was
bothered especially by ten young men
who were playing • 1hacky sack un·
derneath this hanged effigy I decided
I did not like this casualness of hang·
lng a person In effigy for several
reasons:
1 I'm a woman. I don't like to see
an Image of another woman being
killed
2 I'm an American In this countrv
we have a terrible history of lynching
black people. Lynching Peggy Day Is.
for me. an echo of that history
3. Burning symbols of oppression Is
a worthy form of protest However.
Peg\)y Day was a client I assume
those who hung her were trying to
protest the experience of writing a
difficult assignment, but hanging
Peggy Day does not strike out at the
system of legal teaching The hanging
picks on an easy target, a female
client
I urge that future creative efforts at
protest be both humane and to the
point
Rose M Gangle
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: 1Juthors All leuen mull be u1med and :
: /imJtt~d to one doubfNpact'CI typed : • • • pJRe Longer lftltCr\ mdY be ed1tt.'CI for :
: \PlJC£' con~tcler.Jrtom : • • • • - . • • • • : Artrclc~ are rnv1U'CI from fJcullv, :
: !ttudeng, and other member) ol the I••~
: commumtv Any proposed arrrc/e how­
: evvt, mu)t bt.• cle,ttt>d v.-uh the ed1toH 5 a~ to topn Dnd lt:>niJih fh1\ h to Jvoid
: clupl~e.Jtton of coverag~ , and to imut~
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neld PrasE
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asked to dn
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the essentl
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appellate rE
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should lncl
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gained In
cuss Ions.
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hours) Is r1
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study and
seven oth
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offering a
students
complete •
may want t
other law t
curriculum
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or that Tor:j
pick up "'
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)f Schoolrat~g-------------------~mp~thrne
slon to docldo
1lch the future
d, Wlllamettt
In a front page
) for Votes,"
td the rellfloll1
Portland POll·
that rellglo~.n 1 contracts not only In the Gee and Jack
son study. but also when compare d to
soven othor nationally prominent law
schooltt which had curriculum lnforma
uon In tholr school catalogs. (The
seven wore Berkeley, Michigan, Stan·
ford, Northwestern, Duke, Cornell, and
Hastings.)
In contracts the curriculum Issue
may not be the number of hours re
qulred but what Is taught In the classes
held Presently, the contracts course
emphasizes the appellate level of con
tract review and analysis How many )ose their POll·
ho share the,,
arne argument
)nal views.
mply. that the
the extremlat ,
rn or conserv•
ns rampant In
sector But ~
unwanted loot 1r. Undeniably
and tuition t&J
ltrants Into th!
1ate and study
air play? Do we
udeo-Chrlstlan
r legal educa.
:::tlon that you
o? · students spent about 90 hours In a
I contracts class. listening about con
tracts, but never saw a contract and
would feel quite uncomfortable If
asked to draw up a contract?
hool has estab­
tcedent by be­
:haplal n 's sell.
• 'only one of
e country thai ..
Christian tty In
ts not meet the
ts. How do we
I ritual needs ol
rn. and atheist
ltlon dollars are
e, albeit part·
1re Is no justlfl·
ool to endorse
Roger Manning
R.I.P.
~hool tonight, I
1n hanging by a
over the amphl· a sign that read
that the effigy
ay. · the hypo­
;llent of all flrsl
h. "Well. thai
l, I guess that's
)Wever
ten young men
acky sack' un·
Ulgy 1 decided
alness of hang·
gy for several
bn' t like to see
woman being
In this country
ory of lynching
Peggy Day Is,
'l istory
pf oppression Is
test However.
ant I assume
l.vere trying to
e of writing a
but hanging
rlke out at the
The hanging
a female
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ne and to the
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lm I\ to .1 vo1d : • ,Jild to m~ure • • or be ~yond : • • • • ............... This Is not analogous to saying that
In order to learn criminal law, one must
~ or know a criminal But In line with
the essential characteristics of an lndl
vidual trained In law listed above.
would It not make sense to pass out a
few "real" contracts, help the student
draft one or two, see where one could
go wrong In drafting them, and deter­
mine what would then happen on
appellate review?
11 seems that contracts curriculum
should Include some amount of prac·
ucal application of the knowledge
gained In theoretical classroom dis
cusslons.
Torts
Only one semester of torts (four
hours) Is required at Lewis and Clark
This compared to six hours required
nationally In the Gee and Jackson
1 study and almost five hours In the
seven other law schools analyzed
Lewis and Clark makes up tor this by
offering a Torts II class for those
students who may want a more
complete knowledge of torts and who
may want to compete with graduates of
other law schools on a curriculum for
curriculum basts .
For those who want more torts It
may mean more cost or Inconvenience
because there Is no guarantee that the
same text will be used In both classes
1or that Torts II will break new ground or
pick up where Torts I left off One
answer may be to require six hours of
Torts at Lewis and Clark, offering three
credits each first year semester, rather
than cramming four hours Into one
semester
This suggestion Is not merely to
Lewis and Clark favorably
wun other U.S law schools Much lltl·
uauOn sounds In tort, Is based on tort
principles, and tort theory Is constant ·
ly being expanded Into all areas of the
1aw. Its Importance to the practitioner
not be minimized by only re-
1'1""' four credits In one semester
However, the student, once exposed
Torts I should be able to find the
and relevant tort 'heorles after a
orts I class. And the school does offer
Torts II class lor those wanting
!further exposure to the subject. But
wuuld requiring more units of Torts
the first year of school Increase
"substantive legal skills" or unneces·
• rlly burden the student?
Property, like torts, Is a one
!&rttA~ter, four credit, required, first
vear course at Lewis and Clark Gee
Jackson's national study showed
e consensus property class Is sf)(
ours The seven law schools
lyzetd required an average of five
rs of property
Unfortuna tely at Lewis and Clark
Is no Property II class. Only
cla~sses such as Land Use, Environ·
ntal Law, and Property Transactions
o Into other concepts of property
o unfortuna tely, the content of one
'n'""erty course probably varies from
because of different profes·
s and their oholce of class content
If a student takes a property class
lor example, never reaches the
ubjects of easements, landlord­
. or conveyancing, where are
to get this knowledge If the
dnn1 does not plan on taking the
ecttve courses which cover these
ts? It the answer Is the Bar
1ev11ew course, several points come to Flr9t, students may not be getting
their money's worth at Lewis and Clark
law school because most law "ltudents
In other law 'lchools across the country
are In property class for more hours
while paying tho same or less tuition
Second, It these subJects are on the
Bar exam and the first exposure to
them Is on a Bar review course,
perhaps that Is why Lewis and Clark
law students perform less success·
tully on the Bur exam than graduates of
other law schools.
Third, If the subjects missed or not
taught during law school are covered
on lhe Bar review course, why expend
so much time, money, and effort In
taw school and Instead just concan·
trate on the Bar Review course
Fourth, the purpose of law school
should be more than teaching and
learning black letter law Polley and
creative approaches to legal Issues
should be blended Into what the law Is
and how It developed This Is educa·
tlon not received at the Bar Review
Fifth, some students may not be
planning to take the Bar and should be
exposed to the law during required
courses, If just for the sake of learn·
lng what Is out there
It seems like a good argument could
be made for either requiring six units
of Property or at least requiring four
units as Is now the case, and then
offering Property II tor those students
who want the education There Is Torts
I and Torts II, Commercial Law I and II,
Income Tax I and II, and Labor Law I
and II Should there not be Property I
and II?
Criminal Law and Civil Procedure
Lewis and Clark requires five credits
of Criminal Law Gee and Jackson's
study showed a consensus of three
hours while the other law schools
analyzed required about lour hours
Lewis and Clark requires five credits of
Civil Procedure The other law schools
studied required about four hours
whereas Gee and Jackson showed six
hours of Civil Procedure
Because Lewis and Clark apparent ·
ly meets or exceeds the national
standard for these classes In terms of
hours, very little will be said about
them here.
Constitutional law
At the present time Lewis and Clark
requires three hours of Constitutional
Law after the first year Four out ot the
seven law schools studied required
four units of Constitutional Law In the
first year The Gee and Jackson study
showed a consensus three hours
required the first 'tear A student at
Lewis and Clark can either take the
"short" Constitutional Law class of
three hours and meet the graduation
requirement, or take the "long" course
of five hours
Would It make more sense to offer a
Constitutional Law I and II as was
discussed above under property? The
way the course Is presently organized,
once a student makes a decision to
take the long or short course, there Is
no opportunity to change If a student
signs up for the "short" course,
decides s/he likes the sub)ect, then
that Is It; s/he Is precluded from
continuing . Likewise. once a student signs up for the "long" course s/he Is
locked Into the choice
By offering a Constitutional Law I
and II and requiring only 1. students
will have more options and greater
flexibility Becauso Constitutional Law
Is so Important to our system of law,
should all students be required to take
a year long course of flvo hours? After
all, what sub)ect Is of more Importance
In law?
Legal Writing
Like Civil Procedure and Criminal
Law, Legal Writing at Lewis and Clark
meets or exceeds the Legal Writing
requirement as compared to other law
schools In the U.S. Lewis and Clark
also has a writing requirement which
must be met aftor the first year. The
key question here Is whether this Is
enough
In 1979, the ABA distributed the
Report and Recommendations ol the
Task Fo1ce on Lawye1 Competency
The Role of the Law Schools In this
report, the ABA wrote "the Task Force
believes that too few students receive
rigorous training and experience In
legal writing We recommend that
law schools endeavor to provide each
student at least one rigorous legal
writing experience In each year of law
study"
At Lewis and Clark law school, only
one paper has to be written after the
first year to satisfy the schoors
writing requirement . And the rigorous
training provided In the fl~t year legal
writing course Is provided primarily by
second year student TAs and Is reflect·
ed essentially by one end·of·the·year
appellate br~ef .
Would It not make more sense, If
rigorous training In legal writing Is the
recommendation, that more writing be
required after the first year? Say for
example, a graded paper or a writing
exercise such as drafting an accurate
will, contract. complain t, etc. each
semester of each year ot law school?
Also, In the first year, should more
briefs and memos be required and/or
each paper In the first year be graded
and thoroughly critiqued by writing
experts?
This Is not meant to say that the
TAs are not "experts'' or to criticize
their writing skills. But there Is no
recognizable crltenon for evaluating
why these particular second year
students were chosen as TAs. Is It
because they earned honors In legal
writing or because they are at the top
of their class? What are the reasons
they were chosen and other applicants
were excluded? Is It because of their
rigorous training and experience In
legal writing and because they will give
the first year students their money's
worth?
How many tlrst year studetns have
had a legal writing question either
regarding style, content, or a Bluebook
cite and received one answer from
their TA, a different answer from an AI..
and other answer from the head
Instructor? Perhaps the best way to
obtain continuity, consistency, and
accuracy Is to have the students
responsible to one person and have
that person be the legal writing expert
for the first year legal writing class
If writing and effective communi·
cation are the key components of a good legal education, why Is thero only
one writing requirement after the first
year'? Recent history has shown that
American eoclety has suffered
because public education did not
require enough of Its students In the
basics Will the legal profession also
suffer because law schools have
become less rigorous?
Many faculty and students have
expressed the sentiment that the third,
fourth and even second years of law
school are not Interesting, meaning·
lui, or attractive . To a new generation
of law students and faculty raised on
television, this may have been expect·
ed. So perhaps the solution Is to "race
up" the options avallablo to the upper
class student.
This could be accomplished by more
creative, Idea-generating , practice·
oriented classes which emphasize
writing, talking, and participating . Why
limit the first and second years to a
writing requirement?
I may be wrong, but my guess Ia
that students would not mind more
wrttlng If It meant greater develop·
ment of their legal thinking and less
lecturing and haranguing by professors
which detracts from a good legal
education
WHERE TO NOW?
Many Improvements could be made
to lewis and Clark law school. These
Improvements could be made In the
areas of administration, faculty, library
resources, and curriculum. Many excel·
lent aspects already exist to make this
law school superb and nationally
known: Its setting, environmental
emphasis , and many of Its faculty,
staff and students .
The lew school may only be known
as a "regional" or "local" law school
unless the law school community
begins to move off-center. The law
school Is young and should go through
some growing pains to reach excel·
lence In the legal comlnunlty .
This article, in tracing why the
Gorman Report ranked Lewrs and Clan<
law school so low In Its national poll,
has asked more questions than It has
answered. Answering all the questions
will probably be dlfticult. If the taw
school's goal Is to become one of the
best In the country, there are aspects
of the law school that would allow
that.
We could begin by affiliating our·
selves with more national legal organl·
zations. For example, why does not
lewis and Clark belong to the Order of
the Colt, a national legal society where
election Is restricted to the ten percent
of the senior class who have attained
the hlghest rank In their law school
work?
It takes more than changing the law
school's grading system, having a
faculty retreat once a year, or admitting
more students everv year to become
the best
I am not sure of all the right
questions . or the best questions to ask
to reach to goal of being "one of the
best" law schools, or even what the
right answers are.
My hunch Is that first of all •t takes
good, solid leader8hlp at the top of the
law school administration . My second
guess Is that It takes students and
feculty who want the best. Psoe6 FORUM October 25, 1
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Brttte111
ful~neii
From the Top
Justice Harry A. Blac~mun rcoentl\1
called worl\ on the United States Su
preme Court, "a rotten way 10 makfl 3
living."
Befluty and the Beast
At the Mls America pageant In
Atlanuc City, New Jerse' fort \I onb of
the flrty contestants saed they favored
the re-election of Aon.lld Reagan; •
t•vttn were undecided : Miss South
Dakota and Miss Wyoming favored
Walter Mondale .
Thou Shalt Not .••
In a Northhampton, Massachusetts
civil action for ''negligent and Inten­
tionally committed adultery" a man
accused or having an extramarital
affair was ordered to pay $60,000 to his
lover's now--divorced husband.
Here Come Da Judge
Defense attorney Joseph Nellis ot
Washington, D.C. said South Carolina
District Court Judge Solomon Blatt
went "too far" In leading the Jury
belore the trial proceedings In prayer,
urging them to pass judgment "as thb
Lord will do" and admonishing · thos
of use who sin, will be wiped from the
face of the earth."
Black and White
In Chickasaw, Alabama. a Ku Klux
Klansman was accused of violating the
organization's constitution and ex­
pelled. after Inviting a Black attorney
who helped him get a parade permit to
the parade
High TimH of Unemployment
In nearby Vancouver. Washington
officials at Alcoa reported that one-half
of the 750 lob appltcants were reJected.
because they flunked a drug test.
No Respec-t
Speaker of the House Tip 0 Nell
called President Reagan's explanation
of delays fn tightening security at the
U.S Embassy In lebanon following a
bombing as comparable to delays to
remodeling the k1tchen ••. a "stupid
alibi.'· By Todd Elliott
Now that the semester Is well along
you may already teal hopelessly Im­
mersed In schoolwork . But Its Impor­
tant to maintain o sense or <·quill
brlum. You need lo strlko a balance
between work and play so that you Cl\n
stay sharp and study efficiently .
Accordingly, It Is essential that you
tak at least two road trips a semester to
keep your sanity In the race of mount­
Ing demands, looming deadlines and
screamfn responsibilities While
there's much to be said for dim lights
and loud music, bars and nightclubs
tend to leave a residue of letharqy and
sloth In their wake. Therefor<' for a
truly recuperative and restful outtng
I've listed below several possible day
trips to some of Oregon s natural
areas My guidelines have been rela­
tive closeness , aesthetic beauty and
ability to on joy the trip In the rain.
Number one on my list has to be the
Oregon coast. Ruggedly spectacular.
the ocean beaches are a scant hour and
a half drive from downtown Portland
White the coast Is undeniably gor­
geous on a sunny day Its tru beauty Is
to be seen during a r.\glng winter
storm. There's nothing quite exhllarat
lng as standing on a rocky spit out over
thfl ocean watching the wind-tossed
breakers thunder In at your feet as the
salt spray and rain splatters across
your face. Naturally foul weather gear
Is recommended
The quickest way to the coast from
Portland Is out Highway 26 From
downtown take the Sunset Highway
towards Beaverton and keep heading
west. This road drops you off In Sea­
side with Its wonderfull y tacky pinball
arcades and saltwater taffy empor­
Iums A small detour to Cannon Beach
Is worthwhile as It Is only 8 miles south
of SeasJde and has a great beach with
large rock outcropplngs just offshore
Thla Is a good place to watch seals,
seabirds and people Cannon Beach Is
qulte the artist's colony and has the
accompanying trendy restaurants.
boutiques , art galleries, and wine
shops
Another suggested route to the
coast Is to take Highway 26 out of
Portland about 20 miles to the little
town of Banks where you turn onto
Highway 6. This Is a small winding
Brutal., obscene cout·trooJD
no place for a lady?
The role of women In the law has
become widespread and profound as
evidenced by last weekend 's Women
and the Law Conference. It Is gener
ally known that women were denied
access to the system well Into this
century. But before time buries the
record as to why women were denied
8()C8:SS to the Bar, one should examine
the Infamous case of In Re the Motion 1
tD Admit Min Lavina Goodell to the
Bar, 39 Wis. 232 (1875):
" We cannot but think the
common law wise In excluding
women from the profession of the
law ••• Nature has tempered wo­
men as little for the judicial con­
flicts of the court room, as for the
physical oonfllcts of the bat11e­
fleld. Womanhood Is moulded for
gentler and better things.
"And It Is not the saints of the
world who chiefly give employ­
ment to our profession. It has
essentially and habitually to with
all that ls selfish and malicious,
knavish and criminal, coarse and
brutal, repulsive and obscene, In human life. It would be revolting
(and shocklng) ... that woman
should be permitted to mix pro·
fesslonally in all the nastiness of
the world which finds Its way Into
the courts of justice; all unclean
Issues, all collateral questions of
sodomy. lnc8$t, rape, seduction ,
fornication , adultry, pregnancy,
bastardly legitimacy , prostitu­
tion, laclvfous cohabitation, abor­
tion, Infanticide, obscene public­
ations libel and slender of sex,
Impotence. divorce. all the name­
less catalogue of mdecency ...
This Is bad enough for men
.. The habitual pre.5ence of wo·
men at these (dlsc~lons In
courts of fustlce unfit for female
ears) would tend to relax the
public sense of decency and pro­
priety. If, as counsel threatened,
these things are to come, we will
take no voluntary part' In bring­
Ing them about.'·
Curiously enough, the Wisconsin
Reporter containing this case le mis­
sing from the library shelves.
• Op1n til
1 a.m.
W11kdaya
2:30a.m.
s.w. 35th road that follows the Wilson River to
th€l oce 1n nt Tlllumook Tho Wilson
has been nominated as u possible and
scenic river and Its easy to ·,ee why
The river cuts through Incredibly steep
canyons, forested with huge overhang
lng Douglas Firs. A tranquil little
stream during the summer, It becomes
a raglno torrent during the periods ot
heavy wlntet rain.
Oregon ~ beaches aro totally owned
by the public and are liberally sprln
kled with state parks, waysides and
wide spots In the road. Stop anywhere
and oxploro you can't go wrong
Another fun trip Is to head up the
Columbia River Gorge. The Columbia
I~ the fourth larqest river system In
North America and In Its voyage from
canada to the Poclflc It has to force Its
way through the Cascade Mountains
Hence, the Gorge Is a magnificent
canyon where mountain streams dive
off of sheer basalt clltrs to the river
below and rare luminescen t moss
grows In hidden gullies
The best drive for this trip Is head
out Interstate 64 (the Banfield Free­
way) until you've gone past the sub­
urbs of Gresham and Troutdale Then
take any exit off the freeway onto the
old two lane highway that runs parallel
to -84 -you should be able to see II
right alongside This road takes you by
wonderful waterfalls, old country
stores and scenic vistas It Is well
worth a leisurely drive with frequent
stops
As long as you've gone that far you
might as well proceed a few more
miles up the Gorge to tho Bridge of the
Gods tollbrldge over to the Washing­
ton side of the Columbia Over there.
downstream from the bridge a few
miles Is Beacon Rock, a thousand foot basalt oulcropplng sitting on
river s edge Its a holt hour climb
the top on a well conatructod
maintained trail where you II be
warded for your effort with a
ramie view of the Gorge.
Oregon Is blessed with both
mountain' both about the samto
tance from Portland And while
Qon Is renowned lor Ita world
skiing, you don't have to be a slat
to enjoy thf\ slopes.
During the Great Depression of
1930's tho Civilian Conserva tion
constructed a local landmark
stonds today. Timberline Lodge
celved the best efforts of unemp
artisans and craftsmen who built
functional yet elegant lodge
up Mount Hood Built In the style
European ski lodges with or
carved timber beams with huge
fireplaces , Timberline Lodge
undnrgone recent renovation that
managed to retain much of the
character while updatlng the mod~ l
amenities like plumbing and ceo
heating
With an excellent and plenty
rooms, Its easy to stretch out a vlelty
several days, but just exploring
building and the grounds Is
enough for a. day trip Take Hloh'tltlll'
26 east through Sandy and follow
signs to Mt. Hood
Here then are some suggested
to pry out of those dull casebooks
get your creative energies up again
There's a lot more to see hnwolllv ...
than what I could cover In one ~"NI
article. Be adventurous, get a map, 11
up the tank and pick a place to go
Remember, Its therapeut ic
Next time. Hot rocks and h~
springs
Magna Carta abandoned
on roadside of justice
The deluge of new traffic and park­
Ing regulations with the still unre­
solved problem of too few parking
places brings to mind the Truly Land­
mark Decision concerning a traffic
ticket In Rex v. Haddock
The defendant Albert Haddock was
tined two pounds and costs, under
the "Transport and Irritation of Motor­
Ists Act of 1920,' · for obstructing traf­
fic by leaving his motor-car unat­
tended ror two hours on New Year's
Eve, 1925
At trial, Haddock · s defense -that
there was no obstruction of traffic
because the motor car had been left at
the end of a blind alley-was brushed
aside as trlvolous , and Haddock was
fined "additional cost of one pound for
conducting his defense In rhymed
couplets.'·
The appeal confronted Justice lugg
with a Novel Point of Law -more
Interesting, however, that the fine was
too excessive for Haddock 's minor
offense because the 14th chapter of
Magna Carta prohibits a free man
from being "amerced (I e fined) for a
small fault, but after the manner of the
fault 'I Justice Lugg thus considered a
Monumental Issue Is Magna Carta
law? (I read on, Intrigued with a pos81·
ble legal argument to buttress my
policy arguments against the $10 fine
for parking In faculty spots )
In the Grand legal Manner I Justice
Lugg tlrst examined the Great Charter
In bed on the morning of the hearing
He discovered that out of the 37 chap­
ters of the Magno Carta, at least 23
have become obsolete or have been
abolished by later legislation Among
the 14 which are not definitely extin­
guished there are "at least as many for
the benefit of the Crown as for the
benefit of the subJect, and the remain-der have only a precarious existence,
any ••
Finally, relying upon Klaxon
~reat Western Railway, 2 Q B., (1 ......
on examination of a statute, as of
bicycle, It Is found that nearly .:.u ...
part Is obsolete or has been destroyed
there Is a strong presumption that
whole has tor practJcat pu uul!'
ceased to exist," Justice lugg
oluded. " In this case I am satJ•u•
that so little of Magna Carta Is
and therefore that chapter on whl•
the appellant relies must be taken
have perished with the others.' •
There Is an Interesting footnote
this story Even though the
Carta Is no longer law, the Charter
still not without value Dallas mill
alre H Ross Perot recently spent $1
million for a rare copy of Magna Carta
calling the document "the founduu~.~~
of Individual freedom" and ·'one
the truly great legal writings of
time''
Too often we forget the Great ........
damental Rights established
Magna Carta: that all weirs f ........
henceforth shall be utterly pull
down In the Thames and Medway,
through all England, but only by
sea coasts, that no scrutage may
Imposed without consent, that a wldo~
may remain In her husband's house
days after his death, that no man shat
be dlstralned tor a knight's fee; .... A,
only the county courts have jurisdic­
tion of recognlsances of "novel dl&­
selssln" and "mort d'ancestor," that '
wapentakes and tlthln.gs shall ramal"
at the old rent; that the relations ol
Geral of Athee shall be removed from
their bailiwicks ; and, most Important ·
ly. there shall be Just one measure ol
ale and of wine throughout the whole
realm.
Come to the Library's Hallowee11
Party Friday! Free beer, s1zacks. october 25
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A Law Student Division hold meeting at Law school
sitting on
If hour climb
;onstructed
·e you'll be
rt with a 1 'fhe nnnual fall "Round Table' tor
· region's Law Student Division of
ll'le Amorlcon Bar A"soclatlon was
oore 01 Lewis and Clark Law School on
Saturday, october 6 Historically
Lewis ond Clark has had a relatively
.mn•l members hip In the Law Student
1orvlslon (LSD} and the LSD has had a
'tow profile on campus Knowing little
aooul tho ~~Q l!nd !S chair of our Student Division representative Is to
represent his/her law school In the
Assembly In August.
Client Counaellng Competition
e
with both
11 the same
And while
Its world
t to be a slat
epresslon of
lservatlon
landmark
rllne Lodge student qovernment I decided to at­
tond. The meeting turned out to be
, Informative and enjoyable It was
1 r~shlng to mingle with students
rrom other schools and to get an Idea
what II Is like to study law In other
settings. For me the LSD offers yet
another resource which reaches be­
unnn our campus and Integrates us
..... n other students pursuing similar Each year. the Law Student Division
sponsors the Client Counseling Com·
petition Each ABA·approved law
school Is eligible to enter one team
composed of two students In the com­
petition Approximately 130 schools
participate In the competition . The
obJective of the competition Is to simu­
late a law office consultation situation
In which law students , acting as attor­
neys. are presented with a typical
client problem . 'Tho students must
Interview the client and then deter­
mine how they would proceed. The
goal of the competition Is to dramatize
the Importance of preventative law and
the vital need to train students for
their role os couaelors In the law office.
the role which they will most often play
during their professional careers as
attorneys • of unemploy~
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What follows was taken from the
Aotember Issue of the Student Law­
' published by the LSD Does the
have something to offer you?
udge for yourself
•lng and Introduction Regional competitions are held In
approximately twelve locations across
the country In early March The na
tlonal competition will be held In late
March Announcements concerning
the competition, an entry blank, and a
copy of the current contest rules are
sent to all ABA-approved law schools
In September There Is an entry fee:
applications must be postmarked no
tater than November 30. and plenty
:ch out a vlsltyo
Jt exploring
jrounds Is lu
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suggested
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nd Medway, The A mer lean Bar Association Is an
ln!:4:>ro,oratea voluntary membershJp
on of more than 300,000 attar­
members. The Law Student Dlvl­
, with approximately 43,000 mem­
ls one of the ABA's 24 sections
divisions Any law student attend­
an ABA-approved law school Is
ble to join the Law School Dlvl-
n Dues are $1 0 per year As are all
sections and divisions, The Law
udent Division Is governed by a vol-
nteer leadership that sets the goals
policies for the organization
0 Representative•
Each ABA-approved taw school
erects at least one student to serve as
LSD representative during the
oreo of the school year. The selec­
ton process and time of service vary
rom school to school, with some being
ected by the SBA and others being
,nnornted by the SBA president Elec­
ts recommended
The LSD representative Is respon­
ble for promoting Division member
In his or her school, communi­
the Division's programs and
cuvttles to the members of the law
cho,ol communi ty. and acting as Hal­
between the Division and the local
school LSD rep attend clrcuft-
lde meetlnps such as Fall Round
• Spring Circuit Conference, and
mer Caucus. One of the most
moo1nant responsi bilities of the Law National Appellate Advoc.ey
Competition
The National Appellate Advocacy
Competition Is cosponsored by the Law
Student Division. the Section of Liti­
gation, and the Appellate Judges'
Conference Each ABA-approved law
school may enter a team Approxi­
mately 85 schools participate In the
competition The purpose of the com­
petition Is to provide a highly substan·
tlve service to law students, to further
communication among students from
different schools, and to provide a
forum tor developing and Improving
competency In oral advocacy at all
levels of the legal profession At the
regional level, It Is an 'orals only"
competition stressing oral advocacy
skills, however. briefs are required for
the final competition
Regional competitions are usually
held In March The final competition Is
held during the LSD Annual Meeting
In August Entry blank and detailed
explanatory material are sent to all
LSD represen tatives and Moot Court
The Student Representative are off and running, that Is, running the day to day
lairs of student government and representing student Interests on the many
committees The twenty of us (soon to ba twenty-three after the tlrst year
are elected) desire your Input So feel free to let your Ideas, comments,
lions and criticisms be heard. Keep In touch I
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Robert Callahan, Eve, Box 245
APPOINTMENTS; Kurt Spohn, Day, Box 657
Carla Utech, Eve, Box 716
BUDGET: Jeff Street, Day, Box 672
Jean DeFond, Eve, Box 328
but only by tht ,
crutage may bt CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION. Trlna Strom, Day, Box 674
Scott Caplan, Eve, Box 276
ent. that a wldO'III
band's house 4l:
hat no man shal1
night's fee; that
le have Jurlsdlc­
B of ·'novel dis·
~·ancestor;" thai
gs shall ram
the relations or
e removed from
most Important
one measure ol
ghout the whole
owe en
sr1,acks , CURRICULUM: Bruce Weyhrauoh, Day, Box 325
Monica Stear, Eva. Box 673
LIBRARY Steve Hemmat, Day, Box 287
Karen Leather, Eve, Box 577
NATURAL RESOURCES: Peter Ravella, Day. Box 593
Jeff Strang, Eve, Box 464
SPECIAL PROGRAM S: Jim Shaddock, Day, Box 639
Nick Knapp, Eve, Box 410
STANDING COMMITTEE Andrea Swanner, Day, Box 696
Berkley Crookham, Eve, Box 345
FACULTY MEETINGS: Peter Deuel, Day, Box 281
Steve Wlldlsh, Even, Box 45
Officers:
Chair. Peter Deuel
Vlce·Chalr. Kurt Spohn
Treasurer: Jean DeFond
Secretary: Diane Lefkow
Parliamentarian: Robert Callahan Boards. Thero Is an entry fee.
Law School .services Fund (LSSF (
Program
The purpose of the Law School Ser·
vices Fund (LSSF) grunt program Ia to
encourage the development , lmpleme­
mentatlon and nxpanalon of law­
related proJects by law school stu­
dents. Examples of prolccts funded
during past year" are: minority recruit­
ment programs . women In the law
projects. prison visitation programs .
legal clinics, and symposia on substan­
tive law-related subJects . Lecture ,
film, and speakers sarles have also
' received LSSF monies.
Any ABA-approvcd law school may
apply an LSSF grant. At the lima the
grant application Ia reviewed, the ap.
pllcant law school must have at least
35 percent of Its law students as mem­
bers of the Division. If the member­
ship h85 not reached 35 percent at that
time, the grant application will be held
over until the next deadline date, pro·
vldlng that the proposed starting date
falls after the next deadline date.
Grant application forms with complete
Information regarding the procedure
for application are sent to all LSD
representatives and SBA presidents In
early September . There are four dead­
lines- September 15, November 15,
February 1, and April 1.
ABA Section Liaison Program
The ABA Section Liaison Program Is
Intended to provide the law student
community with a voice In the ABA's
sections and committees . the Division
has some 50 liaisons to the ABA and
other entitles. The Division liaison
position Is Important, as the liaison
provides the only direct contact be­
tween the Law Student Division and
the ABA 'ectlon, committee, or entity
which he/she serves.
Any Division member In good stand­
Ing at his/her law school and with at
least one year of school remaining Ia
eligible for a liaison position. Positions available aro announc'ld In tho Nov­
ember Issue of Student uwyer. Sec­
ond· year students who havo sel"'ed as
liaison for a year are ·usually reap·
pointed for another year. so not all
positions are available each year. Gen­
erally, one-half of the positions be­
come open each year. Most appoint­
ments are mado In May.
Law School Newspaper Cont•t
Each year, the Law Student Division
sponsors a contest for excellence In
law school newspapers .
Entries In the cont~t are divided
Into classes based on the number of
students enrolled at tho law school.
The newspaper contest Involves a
number of categories, such as report­
Ing over the year, design, feature arti­
cles, and editorials . A detailed des­
cription of the contest and rules Is sent
to all law school newspaper editors and
SBA presidents In the early spring.
Volunteer Income Tax
Aulatance Program (VITA)
The ABA Section of Taxation 's
Small Taxpayer Committee, In a folnt
effort wllh the Law Student Division, Is
developing and fostering VITA pro­
grams In law schools throughout the
country. The Division has a National
Student VITA Director to help coor­
dinate activities and to aid scl'lools
trying lo establish or maintain a VITA
program . The Director also works with
the Small Taxpayer Committee and
disseminates suggested timetables ;
the names. phone numbers , and
addresses of toea Internal Revenue
Service officials who will work with
each school: sample date sheats;
sample press releases ; and any other
helpful Information. Last year, ap.
proximately 70 law schools sponsored
VITA programs .
The VITA program helps low­
Income, elderly, end minority group
taxpayers to analyze their ta.x situa­
tions and complete their tax returns.
Upcotning events
Oct. 25-9· t 0:30. Higgins VIsitor Prof. Kay wlll attend Folber's Family Law class.
Am. 4. All students welcome .
5-7·30, Higgtns Visitor Prot. Kay wilt attend Huffman's Jurisprudence
class. Rm. 5, subject to change. All students welcome . Class wtll discuss
comparable worth Issues.
NAPCU Conf •• until noon. Am. 5
oct. 26 • 3·6, Higgins Visitor Prof. Kay will attend Drake's Employment
Dlscnmlnatlon class. Am. 4.
Annual Halloween Par ly, sponsored by the Law Library Staff. 9:00 pm.
Law schoollounae . Free beer and munchies. $100 prize for best costume .
5·8 pm, OLI DUll, Templeton .
Oct. 28. 1-3, Lexls/Westlaw Lecture, Sem. B.
Oct. 29-12:30·1:30. Parents In Law, Sem. B.
Nov. 2-6:30pm, Natural Resources/Environmental Law Caucus Potluck & Beer
Bosh. Law school cafeteria . Informal forum desegned to exchange Ideas
on Natural Resources Pro_grams. cumculum. etc
Nov 4-11:00 am Women-Identified- women Potluck brunch and organizational
meeting . 8817 SW Terwilliger Blvd. Call 233-8098 or 244-7702 for more
into. Women only, please.
Nov. 8· Time TBA, Environmental Law Caucus (ELC) and L&C Biology Dept.
spon5orc Denzel Ferguson speaking on Management of Wildlife Refuge
on BLM Land. (watch tor luture date when BLM rep. will give rebuttal)
Nov. 13· Ttme TBA, ELC sponsors Occupations In Environmental Law
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Release This 1~ the ultimate obje<:t
ot Lois and Clark Softball For two or
three hours a week we have a chanco
to put our tired brains In neutral. Even
better, }am that sucker In reverse with
a six pack of Blitz.
Release comes Jn man\ forms.
Mindless repetition of a ph~ slcal act;
such as the rapid placing ol one foot In
1ront of the other over Interminable
distances, or pulling an oar In n crew
shell. submerging your ego In favor of
a common goal.
Release In our softball league also
takes many forms A oony keg at the
game, screaming tor Sll( minutes that a
pe,..,on Is sate when she Is clearly out
lor arguing about Title IX or serious­
ness violations Lawyers are born
screamlr.q and soon learn to argue.
Serious competition IS also a releasb
so play hard il you choose, but don 'I
feel too hurt when you be<:ome the
object of other players· ridicule: that's
their release.
There Is one rule In the softball
league: For three hours a week put life
on the back burner and enjoy. Forget
Peggy Day, that jerk T .A., the GSL
that becomes payable one year from
now, JOb hunting, Reagan, class rank,
glrlfnends , boylriends. death. taxes,
etc. Whatever lorm It takes, we all
need an escape valve.
I feel so much better.
signed,
His Exalted Drooler. As softball has almost reached Its
mid season crisis Its time for a few
observations . There seems to be n
genornl concensus among the dogged
veter1n~:o or thl& nonsense that softball
at L&C Is on tl'le decline They point to
the demise ol the Ship on Friday
nights and the lack o1 entl'luslasm In
the lncomtno class I would blame ll on
Reagan but he can't be tota11y respon
slble (can he?) The Ship's sinking Is
easy to explain-Its a dive, pure and
simple and unless It gets boarded In
force It can be an uncomfortable place
for the uninitiated. It Is tragic though,
because the camaraderie after the
games 1s the essential charm of the
whole softball process. The founders
realized that this league can be a
prime socialization catalyst lor various
~actors In the academic community . In other words, It& 1 oreal way to meet
people outside the classroom environ·
mont.
The seriousness ol many of the
teams Is another continuing complaint.
May If we outlawed scorekeeplnt:~ . or
better yet. adopted a coin Ulp at the
beqlnnlng of the game to decide the
winner and then let everyone settle
down tor some good run and no pres
sure.
Title I X has been Ineffective In
handing down '1anctlons against the
most blatant acts of seriousness on the
diamond . For the record Title IX as I
understand It requires at least two
women In the field lor each team
When a woman Is up to bat the Infield
ers cannot move In farther than the
base paths. While In theory the rule
should lead to a more equitable sltua-
Conten1plating Zen and the
Well It sa new season.
Let's not delve too deeply Into last
season Sure we were trounced by
nearly every team in the region Yeah,
we lost some of our key people Capt
Manas trrr-hugger , off to the Oecl
sionmaklng Capitol or the world and
Towering Treirwelller, off to play disc
wtth the farmers-m -the-dell. The joke
Is on them: Neither de<:lsionmakers
nor larmers-tn-the-dell play ultimate
frisbee. And yess, our vaunted Spam
offense was never particularly often­
siva. So let's not delve too deeply Into
last season.
That's to say, It's a new season.
And we don't look too bad out there. We've got your Hawaiian Defense
Hawallan1)0 Roundball Sillies -we
pioneered Hawaiian shirt defense
before you were a silly roundball team
So, stop moaning Maybe If you ask
real nice we II teach you some Hawat
Inn D. We've got your seasoned vet
erans. We've got your eager rookie$
We've got your high hopes We've got
rhythm.
But don t watch this space for de­
tails or standings ; we don t provide
any. Don't try to catch us on the cable;
we're not there.
You too can join this group of social
misfits and assorted silly types. If your October 25,
tlon, oil It hos done Is lead to frtvtlt
suits dobatlnq tho commission
ancestry. Title IX has one rec:Jieeim,
feature, and that Is to lift tho fine a11
negotiation to now heights With T
IX avery loom with a sliver of
'aspect tries to make the other
look like the heavies A team's I
of being the good guy, no matter
contrived, mu!.t survive at all
Now got 3'l future lawyers on the
with copious amounts of swill and
In Title IX the debate begin$
designation ol the home team
doesn't stop until someone thinks
maybe laat Inning was the 7th.
ousness accusations fly like gees
sout for the winter
So much for my observations
time to hear from the 'exhalted aro:
er" and all the respective capta ,
of Frizbee
are Interested In tun, frolic, and
workout. you may be eligible. If
are male or female. know how to
a frisbee, own a pair of cleats or
ntng shoes, have some semblance
sense ot humor. believe In truth,
tlce or the American way then come
the L&C baseball diamond on Boonf1
Ferry Ad. Saturdays at 10 a m
Otherwise forget lt.
So damn the roundball madness ;
full speed ahead Fallis In the air,
Is on the way. I'm on the run and II
new season
Yours with a few reservations .
O.K. Quackenbush. et at.
Old and new softball teams share same trait • • eccentrici
Team Blank
Team Blank, a revised standard
version ol last year s no-names, are
bolstered this year by the addition of
four 1st year all-stars, l wo former
Chumps, and an Alterthot Besides
rolling out a pony tor the Friday fla~os
we have now added succulent smoked
salmon l'lor d'ouerves, compliment of
Jeff "You catch'em. I'll gut 'em"
Street.
Hawlnos
We may not play softball well, but
we tlave great Hawatlan outfits and
have lots of tun and beer at the every
game. Our founders have had no after­
thots about leavlng a ridiculously
serious team In order to unite th best
bunch of derelict at Land C.
With a record of 0 and 4, we expect
that manager Ople Challront will lead
us to nushing defeat In the Toilet
Bowl.
So Whats
Contrary to Its longstanding tradl·
tlon, the So Whets are winning.
Underdoga
The Underdogs beat the Punks (a
warm-up game). the Tunas, the Chat·
tels (by forfeit), and the Hawtnos . The
games were not even close (especially
the forfeit and the Hawlnos) due to the
fielding and battling talents of the first
year dogs. such as Gfbsondog and
Youngdog .
Ultimate Authority
The Ultimate Authority Is a new team
this year. A group ot faculty, stall, and
students. who played together during
lhe summer City League and Lawyers'
league wanted to keep that team to·
get her. II the team won, It would Instill
In students a propef measure or re-­
spect and authority lor the L&C Fac­
ulty. If in the more likely event the
team lost, It would provide a harmless
outlet for student aggressions.
Mama' 1 Chattel•
After a grueling and lntenasve train­
ing program this summer, two-a-day
practices during pre·aea50n , the Chat­
tels are ready to compete on a profes·
sional level with any other team •• .ln a
drtnklng contest. Our softbal:, though,
Is an unknown element. With the emergence of Dean ·'Art Baby'· La·
France as power hitter, combined with
his authority to alter student tran·
scripts, and the mandatory altitude
adjustment hour before the game
Mama s Chattels should be a powet to
contend with
Raata Goda
The "Gods started strong In the
exhibition season after a hopeful draft
Prep stars like Joe 'Blueberry" Pan­
cake and Mike · Boom Bomm" Green­
lick made the offense tick and the
opponents sick.
However, quips like the one above
put this young team under too much
pressure. Early losses to the Punks
and the Savages dampened morale
and pushed the team Into alcoholic
days and sleepless nights.
Star Tunas
The Kamakaze Tunas have deftly
tricked the two dim-witted teams Into
beating them thereby keeping them
alive their dream of ''Tunas In the
Toilet ·' The only setback In the relent­
less march to the Bowl came when the
Tunas accidently beat the Sly Punks
Long Riders
As reported on the maJor wire ser­
vices, Ylt Ram Rubenste in has sold the
Long Rider Softball Franchise. Ylt was
reportedly asking a whopping 40 mil­
lion dollars for the team that barely
escaped the Toilet Bowl last year.
The Slugs
The Slugs have been In existence as
long as any landform of a team known
to personkind . We come from a broad
social backround wllh a narrow eco·
nomic base Our mission, which we
have chose to accept FUN TO
OEA TH 1 Please also note the Sluggish
tr:adllton of always taking the first
pitch which we opt to per pel uate
through the eons ot t1me. as wo are at
the cllmBJt ot our evolutionary scale.
Uranium Savages
It's not difficult to tell when the
Savages are playing. The opposing will
take the field and Savages will wonder
who Is up. When the other team wants
to bat, the Savages will discuss the
frequency of oil changes. In the late
lnnlns the quarrel will turn lo what
restaurant to visit. or who Is or Is not so "serious" that they'll pass up
dancing Yet some faithful steady
players (Commlsh Tom, Ralph, Phil,
Peter ( and some new blood (Erik A ,
Steve I and Hotly 0 ) have helped
make for good baseball.
Beesta
This year Is a year ot transition, a
year of rebuilding for the Beests This
year Is another year tor 1982 stars,
Wally Belknap 3nd Don Large to play
out their options, c!almlng Insufficient
I, beer, and I or vintage wine offered by
the front office AfterThots (Nuff Said)
Our biggest weakness Is the tact
dldn 't draft anyone who will black
tards and purple legwarmers .
that we're just not the same fran",1'•
Sly Punks
Due to forces beyond our ,..,,,,m
the Sly Punks have not been lncl
In this Issue. It has not been date
mined who Is responsible for this hAi'
ous crime against humanity
rest assured that this deed will not
unpunished
Law School 'Crew looking
for new recruits this Spring
The Lewis and Clark Law School
Crew Is back on the water thiS tall with
a sizable flotilla Each year, the LCAC
(the crew's "official" tftle) calls upon
veteran oarsmen-a nd women and upon
curious funseekers alike to come out
for morning cruises on the Wlllamette
This fall, from the Station L Boathouse
located under the Marquam Bridge,
the club taught roughly 25 novices the
bas lea of the aport, and then cast them
out onto the water In eight-and four­
person shells for some "hands-on "
experience Happily all returned alive
The majority of the newcomers con·
tlnue to train with the twelve returning
veterans on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings at 6 45, and on Sun­
day mornings at 9·00. While It Is un­
known as towards exactly what goal
the crew is training, and while the
crew wtll not likely re<:elve an Invita­
tion to Henly. the club does tradition­
ally appear In the Portland Regatta In
the Spring, where the law school en­
tries do not always finish last. and
where everyone alway& has a good
time
The crew uses rowing as a release
from tho anxieties and frustrations
caused by the law school environment
Even thA rlnlng of the alarm clock at
6:00 a m • the darkness, and the cold
mist are all forgotten when the oars
latch onto the water to carry the shells
away from the dock for a morning of
barge-dodging, heron watching, or
good hard rowing If the rowing does
not relax the Lewis and Clark oarsper·
son, then perhaps It IS the regular
post-outing Jaunt to the Metro on
Broadway for coffee during the week, or a Sunday morning breakfast
does It By whichever means, the ~r'"
succeeds In escaping the pressures,
enjoying the exercise, and In nAr·tAl!l
lng the sport
Any novices who were unable
attend the otass this fall can conta
Sue Caulkins, Pres • Craig Chap
V-P, or Daryl Winter, S· T next sam
ter for Information about the
Class
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PREPARE FOR:
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The GaIle ria
4th Floor
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VOTE DICK SPRINGER
DEMOCRAT
STATE REPRESENTA'I'IVE
•
The Old Spaghetti Factory
... is looking for hard workmg, energettc people to joill our restaurant ~taff
Jobs avatlable are in the bus, host, bar, wait and kitchen position~ .
Scht:dules are ''ef)'fle.xible. Appl_v in person bt•tween 1 to 4 p.m., /\.ton. thn1
F'ri at 0715 Banrroft ton the rn·t:rJ. •
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Pioneer log, October 25, 1984 lw dul lt.t\1• lu rnuiJ\•llt• hull...,'ll
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tt·.u-twr':' and l.u·t.. ttl opportunt ·
lit'' to uppl) \~hal "hl• h.1d
ltJ..amt •d m ~; L.l '
'ou c·uuld not '"""' th• till lht
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O~P'•ncnt.'fl · ;JI\d th.tt '~ why I
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nm worklfl+; on thu I''Wnt"f>r tos
And 1 un applv what I \"e IP411'M-d
in m~ nw :.. mt•deo cl.l:o.., dll"('(;tlv • to mv tob onttw paper.ll'.swcat! •
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thn~IIOII II'! m.llnlillllt•d
'I nltJIII'"I u pn·hnun.tn • ll'llf'·
m••nt ul tho• sluclt•nt n..,.-. .. n•h
p.:apc'J'S .und lm th••tr pn•poM•d
lht•sa st.tll•nwnts llu nl pn•JlaH'
11 1\]Wd Oll'llln 10 each tudPnt
"tlh ~ont~m•nt~< un tlwar ath:a
nnci n:'f'nmmcnru tluns lor·
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nus ,, lJ.'111 ul lht: ~,otw and lid·•·
that l!oi pan ofu !'>dltJial hi. .• • I C that
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m Jl..lr1 on 1he \1:>1Cln and u~c
nuth nt the tc•,u•hr•r und tht• ulul· -II\ or thr• IUdl•nt. t\CC !Jlnm said
lli.lmlhon an Engll h fl)l)lt~~ '"
nmhng that hc• h.1 to wori. mon·
out~dt>. O( d.tss Ill f4e!l :sunwthmg
out ol 11
"lf \IUU .t~k. nil' If thc•rc h i&ll • crwfll\ 1~1 c•n\aniltlll~ lroan
prol!4 und in m~ · du. st•:o that s s.t~ ·
ing Grtlf{ ~··tout tht~nndk·<snl
I'd tww to tia\ 'nu." Hunultun -~td "II both.-rs me and I ruatr. to
adm11 11 llet.~u~· I 01 lW)11~ a tut
O( nlUnt.l';\' IU l(U lhts l'lc:hcxll•
"Whether or not the school is
academically demanding depend-; in part
on the vision and ingenuity of the teal·her
and the abilitv of the student."
"'
Sh~tl,•nh ,..,. not tht• onh ol'\th • \\ hu nw\ t.·huu~· to lnutst't•r to •
!\ ma lit" r M: h on b
I lllut(hl 1'1.~~ .... , atl.ong Ut•at·h
~lult• IU 200 .. tudc :nt~ at 4"JO 5:30
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to dtminate·
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nlfw !!oiUdt•nt' tit• l:M•hcn•:. that
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' uuiN' '' twn tht• grJ3b lln' "fll ' I wont l"f' wht•n• al can n•all\
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~• in t lus.M-.,.atllra\\1\ '"'''hand
Prim'f'ton but I dadn t t.'\1Hl find
nn adt!AI 1 hen• · •
I'm \\UIUit•nnft II tht• "1l,\ lu
gt•l ultipln-d tu h'Aim then 1s tu
n.>Uch ina~ de• ul 'uu~lt an,f nol •
de~nd on~ our J)f'Oft• :•ur to do it
tor \'UU .. tlamlllon s1.ud I then).; • \\an lang tu lt'lllnl b thtl "t.t' ami
lh.lt tukc~ a lot ul e'tlt'I'K\
•\Jl t'<iU<:aiJon at D pm It• t•ol·
h·g~ is a prett~ :!ifk~ uti thmg.
H.tmiltun 8Wd 'ou \ t• gnl tu ht•
bright to f(et an und 'uu :.Jlould
nt.llkt' lhc 11\U!ll or II
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tlw 'tutlc•nt' 'lwc..ral 1>1'1 mth tu
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lnh••·natltlllal Dl'' clupnwnt
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1>4 • IJU't' lhL' llnitc•d Statu' hu~o
mor c• c umpult'l IPt:hnulr>KY thnn
( O!>.IU RIC: ••
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:u'• tht· llnltct.l ~talt''-and Jupun
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ollld l-nglish ~n \\ (' I a me IO the•
lint It'd ~tall·~ J\h a• ndu !..lid
nw !'11\tdc•nl' ~td lht'\ hUH'
IIUII~t·d man\ dtllt!n•nt ,~,
bl•l\\1!t011 ll' .uld tht>ir honw unl
\ l'l'l'll\ -t'h''"'" 111 l.C: anr murh Nntullcr·
1 hun tlw C'luNW' in < us to Rkn
lnln1mulll\. fll•\lblllty, spontu·
ne~ih · Jlltl hltlt•J>Nitlc•ltct~ un.~ u ft"'"
ol till' wni'CI!t tho ( U"'lll FUnms
usc•cl to dc:.c:r1l)(> I ( Hludt•lll~
Rt•l,rtmttNIIl P' lwlwf'c.m men
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t.thou.. the -.tudPnl:. "<.lid ( oslu
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~c•nc•rnl arc just thur rmnunlic
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nwntal mot'll ~·n,lll\ c• 10 tt.tch
utht•r and rtlCI"' P<'l 'onnl Tlw
phy'rc ul distant I! b<•t\\.ec•n pt•r
'U"' 1-. ,.., hut tlw < ostn 1\H.,tn, find
hnrd lu df'.ll \.\ 1th
1 C \\Uillt•n an• pr'lltt\ and
lnt•ndh ~ud thl' ( u .. cu Klnrn ... and
the•\ \\OUicl unto\ t.tklng 50 ol
them I l).tt'l. to t u .. tu Rit'.t wrth
lht•m In llll't'l tlwit flic•rul~o
'llw ~(roup 1~-o n•rv plf'a"l'd with
'"' t'l"\ thlnf( uti t and llw studunh
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l)(llil'\1' 11\C' Pl'f)l-{1'<1111 1:. "''' Wt•ll
urgnnilt d and tlw c·hl~~'>C' thov
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pm1 ul llwrr "''" ht•r'l' ht't"OU-.c.' II
lntt·gwtr .. tlwm lntu lht• c <rmpu'
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r.uupu ~ I\\ u ul tlw 'tudc•nh II\ u
In C u1wland t\\ o 111 "tt•wart . two
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I \UI tl ltHII'hUO\\ n mn h\ n.m
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n•n~&~inln~ "' tlw hn.rl qu,artc·r• "ith tlw llt•nwntluu' t':l'11\\ d .nul
'' t' huJW t h.Jl 1!\ l'l~\ cuw "ill nm11•
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1·1t•g•• Otl.r.,l '"'-'t'k s gamt• ~It C.u'1)
lorw,u·d to In top photo, Senior Cliff Moore carries lhre\! Whllworth
defenders. as he galna yardage. Below. senior Hal Nachtrieb seta I
school record with his third successful field goal In the victorious
• Homecoming game last Saturday . T~ha Sro1mt
Yet The Co-op Bookstore Lingers On
For those of you have placed books in the Co-op, please come down and
reclaim your book, or the money paid for it. After the sale all books that
remain will be property of the Co-op.
Due to popular demand the Co-op will remain open from Oct. 30-Nov. 2.
Come on down and try a book on for size. No reasonable offer refused.
11:00 a.rn. -12:00 p.rn.
•
Tuesday -Friday (located by the Council Chan1bcrs in Tt•n1pleton College Centerl
Pioneer Log, October 25, 1984 Page9 Luff qualifies for Iron Man '85
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th11ugh lw lt't+• a :..t·n~· ul cunli
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nmmng Ill l"''l,''lng lui this IMIIIII.llnn
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"I During the ~'virnn1ing l f ju~l try to gr~t
1 hrnul-{h it. Dul'ing tht' biking I concentrate
on hf'i ng sn1outh. It's the hardr t pa11 to
~lay <·onlpPtiti\C and I keep tellinf( tny~rlt:
'l'nl just goin~ to finish'." la,st month Lutt ,, It~"' nnd
t l.tl'l.. snphul\lul\' t umpc•tc•d Ill
Ius M'\th trmth,tlun Ill lour' • :u' • '
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'""' in 1111 n mw.a bt• lm lit•< I Kevin Luff, LC sophomore compoted In hie sixth trlathalon last
month. Loki OsbOrn
I ur !'lUIW ur hlt>h ·~ tlOmpt<tu~ 111
cttlt' tri.tlh«lun \\nuld bt• c un'i
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In hnt11h
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I ull :OIIIlc!n'cl ~h11 us.• t.lt•pii'IIOn .al
lilt' c'tlllnlllw hllillf' p11111on .md
tht•"•hll'\! lMililllllh
Olds'Testament •
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Of the l'loner r lAC
11 w;J~ an ;aw,~me "•'1.•1. lot uur h•.tms m r•n.n11l1> l'ht•h• \~t'l"t'
'1ctonCc" b\ llll our ll'..4m!oo so 1111, \~t>••ko; Tt•,lnnwnt \\111 •
dclinat~ly brighwn) our day 11) ou t•niU) n•.Jdln~ .Jbout
\\lClntng
11w '"onwn <: soct ,.,. to.1m lnc:rva""d tlwir n•nu·d lo g 3·2 U)
dch•aung P<lctlil: and \\ cstt.'f1l On·~un ll) ,, st'OI't' ot :J tu 0 in
both ~·''"~"' They ,,l,o dnll1•d \\111amc•tltl A tu o ht•t\• Mundu\
\II tlulSC \U'tont'!i nn• lt:.ading thum hJ\\ill d~o "'KIOimh I huw
t untidcm :u in lhtt~ Lud\' Piu. .md lc>t•l th.at ..tlh'l "ll{mnul' tlw
wumtm ha\t• a "hot Gl thl! duanct plii)Uih ~t·t·p up the guud
\\uri; and h•t those 'ic'tunc!S l.dl wht•n• t ht•\ ... hould 111 Ptol.lllcl
l'ht• mtm:. socct•r tt•am dt•h>4tt.'ti \\'hatnmn In a 1.0 ... hutuul.
\\ hlc:h w,u, rontro\ t:'t~l;tl I~ or· 'nnw ~~ lwduhng c·aror, lht•n• \\l'l'l•
no ads whtrh t>howt.od up fot tlw ~nw 1 ht• ~.tmt• \\0~ tlwn
olflt iah d b\ on~· ol our"'' n •tUdt~n t . 1unior ltt·nf'\ l hump,un • '1111'J"C ,,, • .., • ..at lt•uM thn•• tu.puhtunh dunn~ 1lw g • .nntt \'\hlrh
illusltaU!!i hU\\ thlli f:,'l1mt• OIUIII h.l\l' KUIIc•n UUI nl hnncJ
I am not U}1r\g to say -.uu did u f,.td tub Ut•tW\ lusl thnl tl iP>
rough lw u ~IUdl•nt In hll •' 1>ll1-ttlun \'1-hll h b lllli11MIIy dunt• h\
a c•ltllfit•tl ullkt.al Rugm dlcr-:s ol 1lw lt•h•n•t•-. the• P ,, '.mw out
on top tl\l'uu~lt lht•lr l..ill dt!!.ll"\ .uul llCt:AU · lhl'\ M m~cl tlw
onh goal
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\\115 f1'i.11h ntllt1 ilS lht• Ptuli lll'l'd AI \It 101"\, und .tllkt bct'<UJ!>t' II
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und dtdn 1 L'\l'.n look ~ck at \\ hihHll th. Jtw nllt•nl>t' "url<••rl
\\I'll "ith runtur Bub Uoom Huom' Glun\'\llc• tt•1um~ up \\llh
snphumort· Bill I dlow!i for ~b n:cwpttun. '> lor ~)(] ~ arot.Jti llw
"'""'"6 g.mw wus not to bo dt•nil'!tl t•llhi'J, Ill> M'IUUI Ui.l\1' Gnll
lllld 5ti \ unls und a lout hdcM n I \\ ilS t.lu\'\ n Dn I ht• fit•ld nnd •
\\':lit lwd lhu tuuclult:M n und It h.ld tu Ue nnu ul thl' ht• I
f :und ulforh 1 t\.:1\c' • 1\ hy n runntng bad. ~ Lclli nul (cw~c·l
nhouf r..lcfen t' \\ ho hul du\o\ n \Vhll\\01 th Inc· thmc quuMt'lli..
Jumo1 ~~~.., t• SwaiiO\'\ hnd I\'\" Jumble "'r.Q\ t•t w u :w1r.k .md a
~nud,t'tl down p.111.~ Wi.l\ ro f;O Bto..n Its! Tht• 111Cllll nllhilnn dlnl!(
pl.a_v h.u:l to bu b) l>t•nlm Uul guldt·n lnul Nochtnt·h lit• kidwd
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tJhndll'tl :1 r.o-tJCmfcr.•suJ" chumplon~htp With \.\httmun . b~
d•·h~ung \\11!unwuc on Mondhy In th"''' t~tr.llghl gtmw" rlw
\\'Uiltt•n \\ilh thh, wm, clinr·hud 11 berth In tlw dl~trkl plo\OIJI>
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cluen,.; II I h!('l thi has o tnt 10 do wHh tlwu nf~w c;,uuc h Man
1\Jt\ o1li I It•• 1110:. hO\'C I hi! INllfll' lilllMin~ lirll' lip till'_\' hnd lo~ol
\ t• u \\ llh tht• r•.u:•rption ol tlw on•• ln•fohman
on tlw \\ orltl h'tmt cl'1> h011 :tnd '' t~l Jill' Ulo~zt•t. open
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,.,,u·ll.' dnHhh llw dblutWt' ul 11
11111lhalon \\ill ll'Cjllh't' much
UlCI11' (IIIII' In lt.llll Pia kickers play rough and
tough to steal another win
Ut•lll~ pn•1.:n"t•d would 1\'tJUin•
lullttmt• la.unm~ Lull""'"' ·nw
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tlw tu•ld the lir~l h,tll ul lht
f.lUllH' \~ lnh tht• '-l'C Ul\d h,tJh\ ol •
llllt•tl \\ tth I mal~ .mel dhl\1 ptuub
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tiH Ill'' hall !>illd !o>Uphnmm ,.
dt•lt>ndt·r ~like llell. \~ ho 111 tm•cl
llltl unh ~uul ur llw ~110\t' \\ ll
1\t•lcl Clll (II IIW St'tOt\d hull I 0
<'a phll't• ' it•tm·y
\hhuu~h \-\ hllrr.m I' tmc• ol
tlw 1 uul{hrr t t•o.tnn in llw I t•rt f'U ll,
lht• Piu' C'<Ullt' Oil SIIOI\g ,
wol'lt•t.l tugtHht'l' o:. a team •• and
lluminott!t.l lht> :o.IJII h•' t•l ol tlw
f.l.amc Junaot mtdlicldt!r Oa' o
~h ~uv 'Utd. In th~ flr,l half II
" .. , "ood to :.t:e ou1 lot,hU'd und
<J~tllng away th1' Wt:t!kcnd may tre casrer, mort-fun, and less
expcnstvc than you think
Thal\ becau':ie N.1t1onol r~nts to 18-year~olds . <md gives you
dean .... party cars at low pnce!t. Abwlutely no m1leagc charge
And now a fret: Road Scholar T sh1rt will help makc your Wt!Vk
end a great l(etawtly
You can rent at am uf the National loc<~ttons below All you
need ,.., a valid ... tudc•nl IU .tnd dnver·, hccnS(; U~ a major c.r\!dil
ard or submit u t..t"h quahfymg apphcallon 24 hour. pnor to
rental You pay for ga~ .md return the car tn the n:ntrnl{ location
T 'htrt oHer good whtlt ..;upphe' la<;t.
You de\eme
No tum a/
alt(.'Ttlton •
PI:.R
DAY
NO Mlt.e:AG£ CHARGl
R.\h' •WIIII.lbll"
lmrn noon
Thur-.dny to
nud n tj.!h 1
Mond.t\ f.."•·r·
l.un d.ltl~ nun·
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nddlttd '~ llh luul' Uf(!(l u~Nh t•
pl,l\' ,mt.l 'lu~pv ball hnndlinH ,
tnm t•d 1 u ht· nu1a t' ol.l bout I hun
,, lalllul sut t <'I anau·h t rcsh·
nwn ntldlit hltt l't•tt•t "hdmll
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f(anH and 1lw \\ hllrnun pli.l\ ,.,.,
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DEMOCRAT
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CAREER SEMINARS
• November 1. 1984
• HEALTH CARE SEMINAR •
Thayer Room 3:30 -5:00 p.m.
Learnahout opportun1tic:-; tm· l.ibt•ral Art~ majors. Six alum~ ll"om
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Gray Room 7:00-9:00p.m.
Learn how to as~c~~ yow· \'alucs .... kills and goab in urdnr to nt.~kP
career dt"cisions
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Thursda~ · Nm 1 I 0 00·) 00 to talk to mterested
students
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