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

Volume 50, Number 1

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1985-09-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

.J. Oanu Jlu vn~~ -Ulthr l'h111rrr I.e.•~
\\ luk the go\crnmc:nu "f the
n•tc:d 1 tiC) tntf theSo\iiCt Umon
rCOtlrt fm the lltiCOmiOil .trms rc·
ucuon tnl~~~. Gcurg1 1\ i\rbuttw ,11
1cu,uing K remhn flth I~N on Sm It I·
rcl.umns, poke at I C\\ 111
ru.l Clur ~ Colle! e l,1sl \\ ec k
Arbntav focu ei.J lm pecche!i on
he changmg ec<momtc pulictc~ 111
he OVICI Umonnndthenrm r tee
le \\:ts ol o crntc •I of Ronald Rca·
a) mg, .. I here u• • hgln gomg
11 for the mmd and oul ot your prcsulcnt .. Arh,uov uggested Reu·
gnn omlthc U S urm\ negou.uor
hll\'C made huh: or no clfor1 to
coopcuue 1n nrmr.rcducuons "llu
ts no I ,, !ill u.tlton .\here one 111dt hu
to Will potnts O\cr the (lthcr s1de,"
Arh.uov Sllld "Honuld Reng11n
h,t..,cs hu1udrmcnb on old J11CIIllit­
cc.<o, f 11 tiled document •nd
strong tdcuhJl;Y "
Arh.llovt~lhcdlrectorolthe In
~tHule of IJSt\ ~Hid Cnnudn tudte'
an \to cow. and 1s. suuJ to be Sov1c1
l'rer01er '.11khn1l S (lorbachcv'
ch1ef ndvt~>or on the llnatc:d Stutc:-'
I raveling \\lth rbatov on th1 tnp
\\err Vnal) 7.hurkm, deputy d1rcc tor ol the m:o;t1tule nd So\>tct u
thor (.ngor) MoroJo\
1 he tour-chi) "Uill to Ore on 10
<:ltuled n dtnncr ho ted h\ Go\ Vee
11\eh 1 luncheon for lc:sdcr of
the Portl.md btnimt$ communlt)
ho'!cd h) Portland mn\ or Bud
{ IMk llld I ( r•rcs!dcnl J ·m~
G udnc1. tnd .1 Wedne~day speech
10 rhe J\gner. folrmnagan h.tpel
rbntO\o 's Vtsu 1 n precur or for u
proposed sympo!aum on fruru
Pataftc rclauon • Gardnersa•d The
~>·mpo tUm \\Ill be held oncampu
and v. 1lllocu'lo on l · O\ tct rein
tt<>n~ It halt been lcnUJtl\oely sche­
duled for 'J1nng term 1986
Lewis and Clark College Vol. 50 No. 1
epten1ber 19~ 1985
Dodson tapped for provost job
Rohin Fran7.en
or lhr l'lnntrr l.o.:
Folio\\ tiiF 1 \'car longs Jbhauc.sl
1 nnd \\lth onl) 1\\0 \\c:eh to.u:.cept
1thC' nonunuuon and he ppomtcd,
cntor f cult\ mcnlh 1 \rltiJ:h
Dod nn h,t., he"ume the college\
mtenm pro\oO 1
Dlld en .J full-umc chc:m1str)
prof 1101 h 1 bc:c:n 11 (_.e\\ l nnd
Clurk tor 25 \Ctl~ and hn er\ed
II\ deportme nt chutt •• tso•l~tunt dean
nf f.lclllt\ and I!> c:urrcntl\ facUit\
1thlet1C rcprtlOC:III Ill\ e
tc:ve Knll hu1rof the l'rO\O~t
einch Commllll'C, ~:-nd, .. "e hnd
IU \\Ork n1p1dlv lncfucultv ownntl'd
an 1ntcnm prO\ rut and the Ho.Hd
ofT rustee-; argecd :md 11 v.tt b'TUntcd
1 Gardner " I!> due to lcn\'e the I Sth
ol June, o \\t hod l\\0 '>'cd:.s to
ohctt nonuno~uon I mten It\\ the
canc.ltU:Ue!> and make rccurnmen­
dauons to Prcslt.lcnt Gtudn.:r
Uc:c.,u~e there wu no p• Clcedure
for electing all ante ram pHwo~t,lhe
procc:'ls ol numtnllt ang, mlt!r\ 1e\\ 1ng
nnd rccommc:ndtng Wll'lo gl\cn to the Pro' o.st ~earch C'onumuce b\
the hoard
"11m. wn' reull\ t•n .td..nO\\ 1-
editement ott he ln~.;ult) • w1she" h)
the hourd "Knox !>Uid
Ot the St:'\ per.illns nommlltc:d.
1 \~0 were fmull\ rt.'!commcntled to
the pre"1dcnt '\\tth uHdner
1ppom1mg Dodson 'Dod on hod
\\ 1dc: up port und tru 1 among n
h1 oDd r 11l£t of tncult ~It' hn1.
chntrcd almost e\er; con,UIUIIOIInl
commmee un C'olmpus "Knox .ud
.. He 1 ver) po lli\C: <lbOUillu: ro~~­
'>lhlht) lor ctfecmc ch mgc "
.. 1 am not 11 cnndtd te (lor the
permanent prO\ O'!>l po 11Jon) and
slusll not b.."'C''me one." Dod~on s.ud
••tJut I .ant eager to er;e a 1ntcnm
pro" ost M} v. hole mtercst a n
:-.~ntor laCUh) member 1S tn\ohed
111 lihapmg 1h1 tnsutuuon "
"I "'a on "abbuucnl last year
and rc1urned to ttnd the l corn­
mum!) n: •J) to move IOr\\ard on
the mtSliiOn pl.mnmg tntement \
·• 25 )C·If l.tcult)' mc:mbe1, I lc:el
thut perhJps my perspc:cuve 1 \'t:f)
valuuble ... f>od~on ~.ud \s pro\ 051 Dod on :"CCS has pnmc:
funcuon to "e pcdue the admm1 -
ltaii\'C hu.smess of the college " long
\\ 1th a responMhlhty to ~uppnrtthe
duel adm•n•~tr.tt~Vc pcn.onncl.
l)od"on '>atd at ,., In~ JOb to clear
offic1 d md unnffi ud uimmu.ttiiU\
lwnnel\ ul commumcattotl, nd to
f rec up the pn: •dent and dean~; t
do the JOb thC\ v.cn: htn:d to dl
I h Ill" ood f(lr the college i.L ol
\\hole \iltd I) d on .. llfr« up
the chu,room tea~;h~ and .tllo\\
more ume for te.tchms ~nd ~an::h
I am ver, opumallllt thai all the
effort ao plan "'II pa) olr lor the:
fn ult} till )ear "he ;.ud
not her a peel ,,f the prO\ o l
JOb Dod~on •d. 15 to truc:tun:
(.urdllcr' ume. o thnl "hen he c
on c •mpu he \\all be able 10 denl
\\llh '.'CIJ-<Je\cloped IS:SUC.S flllS
contact bet\\ ec:n Dodson and
Gnrt.lner '" facahtnted b) snlormnt
meelln~ on u dnslv biN!>, and b)
:\londay brcal:rn Is ancludang \tee
1'~1den1 for t\dm1m-arauon Dtd:
Son:nson
(continued fln page l) Mo I of ~rbuto pe«he fo
t:u ed on the rmn r-ace fie 1<1
plun to r.:~t Amen u' Strnte(pc
Deleo e lnH1ut1H~ or Stur Wur..
'>)' tern "'1lllorm 1 mBJOrJOtumbhng
block on the rond lo dt nrm 1mcnt
When <1 ked 1f !ihnrmg SDI tech­
nolog} v.uh the ~O\>tet I mon
\\Ould netllrilh7c liS thre,tl, \rbut­
O\ 111d ncuhcrcounrrycouldallnrd
"•• tnlhon dollar lor Star Wtu" "
Arb 110-. also quest1oned the fcm.l·
b•luy of such syAtcm A oon a
) ou build n defense. we wall be •tn n
proJect ~o bent II !Slli)JtL\1 perpct·
unit the cycle " rbi!IO\ added
"We tru~ot &he mencun\ JU~t 111
much 11 IIIeY lru~t u "
rhato\ ,ue '-Cd ~OHet wtllang­
ne to ncgo11ute on ..rm reduc·
ltons because .. L S m1 11~ .:tre
etghtto nane mmutc u" O) from our
command control and commum­
collon centers " he nddc:d "\\ ar
1p,nnrance and dehhcratc 10 1 -
tun~ on prcJudu:c rnrel lu une
whtch \\C: c.,m't afford anv more ..
I ollow111g up on (.,orbache\
r unprecedented nnu m01 11nc n
ttrvu~"' publt hcd eilrher 1h1
month Arbato\ !UlLd thrSovu:tl n
10n 1 nttcmptm • a milJOr rc tn•
tunng of thc•r econom)
l1te Gorb.s he\ Arhatov t~
~c:d shtft so the oVJet cconon11
model, IOCiudmg modernt7i1110fl or
andu try. a nev. focus on thr-liOCI •I
need of wor~ c:r and bonu f, r
htghtr producuon (At one pu nt tn
the luncheon, he tumbled O\C'r an
fngl11ih \\Ord und turned to h
eompnmon nd I ( Ru ''" 110
guagc m~truc• H ()onn Tur t h
Setf~fortr.:sru l.uon ·Ah Profit.,
The\~ cdne da) pre anferc•
~;t bnefl} piC ctcd b ioll \\ ~ r
(ormc:r pre tdenllah:~nd•d 11e I n
don I 11 Rouche nd ) p tt
llcmpu:d to qu 11 n rh to
~o ... 1et m1hUtr) poh
f·ollnowmg '\rb.llo 1 t 1 1
college G rdner nt nu d 1 pi•
host wath alunchc: n '' T 1mberl n
lodge on Mount Hood and It
10 1he Pendleton Rnund-l I"'
lpnW'
1 eadine t\:rtmlin ad' L'ior on •w,irh\mtrican relatiOn • (.eorg.i rhatO\.
,i,ittd I t"i" and Clut.. l ull~t la'l wceJ.:. \rbato' \ ,i'illl\ a precun.or
Car • propo'itd li) mpmium on &ran~·Pacilic relatiun'l.
Candidate pool generated for pro\10St post
•
( ,..,,... lul!t
Stnior racull~ membrr ArltiJh l>od\on 1lCc.eptcd the position of inlrrlln
prnvo\1 "ithln two wrck'lo or hi!> nomination . ()~pile lht time crunch.
Oud\tll ~"' appolntnnnt plund bolh facull) and admlni\trators. -
Robin Frnn:~en
or IIH· I'IOO('cr .... ~
hfl\ t" o appltcunt file, were
~;omplcte 1 otth~ cpt 4 mecung
olthc Pro\ O.~l '\e;~n.:h CC\mmmec
.u1tl 21\ uddlll\lnall'eCQmmcnd •
uom were mude fur cnnd•llute.
tu t<tlc o\ crt he flermnncnt po a­
uon OI(HOH) t hdd uHheJnh:nm
ll~ \Cmorlacuh member ~rlc1gh
Dnthon.
In 1 he: poul ol cnndlllnte-;
gcncr.lled a~•lllh.Jt meehng. there
1 ,lne "oman t:anclidute, t\\o
hl.rdi. .. pphcllnu; 11nd one bind,
non11ncc:. Stephen K no:\, dtdrr
''' thr conumucc.. 5asd.
l hcc,lmtnallec rnembcr plno
touuen •c" thrtt hnalcandtdau:s
<m arnpu m O~.:tobcr \\ 1th
fC:\.I'tflllliCnd,siiOM lo f;O h'l tht:
Board ol lt U\tc-es b\ :o\ 0\ I
\c{;otdlllg to the outhlled
prtlCcdurc, ~r.nnhelecuon shoulu
he m.tdc: b\ the Boanll•r I ru tee
tn ~; on)uhauvn "uh the chu•r l•l
the ":nrdt comn11ttce the chuu
01 the \ ndem1C \ffa1rs COm· mtlleeofthcbo rdalld btb.:~ ed
upon ~conunendauon ol the
pre: sdent '"TI1e 11~h \\Ill d c:
on 0 1 I I he ~undrdatc: pool
wa gcnernted throu •h old\ r-
11 cment 10 the Clu m 1. 1
llt&:lu r f. luro/1111 1111: 1[/imrom 1
lllwn Rc'J:I\1 r Blr /.;. I ttt"HII
ll1gh, r /;.~./u, tmun .1nd t hrou h
01 her prule .,tonal ili!CIICU~"
I he pn:'>u.lc:nt of t\el) \\ c't
1 nnst \:OIIcs,e nnd unavcr.ill)
reCCI\W nnnouncemc:nt of the
J'IO~IliQII, as thtl Z50 Ol her'S
nnt1on\~ uic
"I he ciHCh v. til not be clo,cd
unul '' e ha\ c a 1>t r ''"!t unJ reprc
entail\ e plH'I Ol C":tndldtlle
1\ nu !!tutd "\\ eurcdomgc\C:f)
tlung Ill our po\\tr to (:CI mrm!
"'omen cnndtd •te-. " K nu
tdn''"lcd •ed thitl the mer til
numhei orfc:mule ndtd •t~ mu\
m n:.t'IC' sn cptember n murc
~oph: return tothcsr proft a on. I
ro~h
1 he b.l Lground ot the c-an­
did te ... arc\uncd "\\e,uenot
eM;Iudang 81\\ <!ne," t\ no' 'Jtd .. \\ e an: eekm "-n1.hd.1t \\ h
m:l't h.s\C .. rcdentt.tll oa l
the tradllt "11 rrer.tr&ll
collegede•w -\ppla nt
a bngo1d cr eneral mu
dtrector olnd the r m r oll11t­
sadorto "cdc
:\ctordmg h 1he C'lb d np­
tltH'I, college olliCJ.ll a~m •r t
artturungdute '' J.m I .1 lh\ u I
D<lli Olh.OUid~ nro llii . .IOUnt
~mcume tn Jun llu lo~ke
ome hc:.n o(l our dcudhn \\ c:
..Jon'l '\\Dna to he rn: ~,ltntu n
earh dt:.CI,\011 M Knox '.:ud
fllef'rm!htSearchl olll\ffitll
1 nmdt up ol thrtc: memhc-t '''
the undcrgrildllillC rd Ult\ \Ill
member olthc: gr41dUOltc loJ~; '"'
one member ol the: ht\\ ' htll I
''":uh\ one tudent ~pre-c:nll(\!:
th. graduate: •• nd t.1" ~ h''' h
one tudem rcpr~enun~ und r
•raduutc: I\\O member "' 111,
lh.,urd ot tru:o.t~ 111d \ ~; f•n:,
adenl for \dm1m u.tl n I)
~nren"''" • I -~·--• Phone it1stallation • late
- --- - -
,, t "T
N~w Pana.~nie phones "trt' pur~ha.\td when the f( telephone di tributor
-·~ unablr to dtlher enou&h phone'\ for tach dorm ln)lallation or lht
ph nne-. is 1~ o ~«k\ Mhind \ehC'dule Brian l.awrencr.telttommunlaahon)
eoordtnator. ~d . J. Onna Hayne\
Of the· lllontrr I 011 -
Jn,tullauon ,,, u:lc:rhones an the
dormuoncs '' runntng 1\\0 \\C'C:ks
behmd ,chc:dulc:, Brann l.n\\ renee,
dm:ctor oltn'\tiiUIIOn31 SCI'\ a~. ~llld ,
Problem' .uo'e "hen the da~·
tnbutor \\ <~s un.tl'lle 10 deh\ cr
enou11h ~ ~ C telephone lor each
dorm ri'om. l U\\ n:nce ~a•d hc
"~hopped .uound" und rmrchu.,ed
290 Ponu .. onu: phones to 1111 the
colleJ!c·, rtqu~rements .
ll p unlll l.t,l ~pong, I C:\\ '' and
Clur "-: College rented tc:lc phone
.md \Cf\ aced rom \I & T. With the
tnc:.1~ up olthe telc~ ommunicution'
~pant, the college admma!>truuon
decided to purchtl\e un andc:pcod ·
cnt \\:-.tem • Dorm room!\ wen. nc,c:r bdorc.:
cquappcd w ath tcltphunc:-. Before:.
the new w:o.tem "''' '"'tuJic:d there
"ere .595 ~t:lliOn\, or and a' ad uultcl
cphone~. tlnc:unpuc. ~hen thcc:ur­
rtnt project j, fini,hcd th 11 number
will jump to nearly I ,200 "\\ c re
PIONEER LOG
Editor: R tJ · t1 en
Managing Editor Magnan
F/Chlen u News Briefs
Copy Editor rweo
Rosent n n
News Edt tor Dana Haynos
Fon~m Editor T n LYden
F .. turu Editor J :an Oetweater
Sports Editor Milt; ' ld
Photogn~phy Editor -mne
Ca(" !'/
Bualneu Manager: Yurru
Hrrahara
Production Editor ( arolyn
JeSSIJp
Circulation Manager. Lisa
t<on.g· bt 10
Advertlslhg Manager Gary
Gold.3rrth
Featura wrtte,.;Jtlhan Oct·
'-'Caler J Dana Haynes
Forum writers! Tom Lvaen Karl
Schomburg Scott Statt
News writers; RObtn Franzen J
Dana Haynes Tom Lyoen She !a
Maaren
Sport• writ~ lynne Ca "Y
Derron JUOd M ke Lund
Phologn~phera; Cl'\a!le'.>
Blngnam Lynne Cosey Dave
... .d<ay
Production Slatf: Don Ba sy
Todd Battenfield Jacque me
Evans. E11n MahBNI\' Dane I!
Wugtu
Advertising Staff-· m Karp
Compo•ltlon· .,. Sco.'l
Advl.ser. p, 11 tE nsen
Splrttual Guldan~ M1rgl'\an
c: "·cnaa
POSTMASTER: send
8ddre!:S cnaoges to THE PIONEER
LOG 0615 S W PalatUle Ht I Aoaa ~ OR972"9 SUbscriPtcnsate
sa yearty Second o<lss postage
pa.O nt Pcft;and Oregon
Tn PIOileeJLogre!. ~I.''I(H!QhJ
1 oanyanveO\Iert!Sel'l'lenlwt we
' contrary 10 oorna ~<:otucs
ana COllege pOle s
V ews f>):PJCS~Od {IIC ltl~~
olin Wf terssnddOnol.f'ICCeSSanty
r • ec11 Vle'llli tnestude"ltoocsr
I laolt Oflllt ~
U t1 f30l.IOJ iil me suggest eo
anu rcapptoveclbylheeo'orsond
m.Jnagcrs ol ttus nev.'Sp'aper ana
rvl ect thou JOt ty opm+on o1 thOse
all cer
Se1oct oo ol cartoons appe<mno
•n lh Forum sechon IS I hi! r GPOn·
!l h.tv ot the F~um Ed lOt
THE PIONEER LOG
IUSPS ~33·7001 tL published
w~>cltiV l'"C pt on ho!ldaY5 b'J tho
~tecl Stuo nt!l 01 L!J'NIS and
•• ~eoe Obi5SW Pa!at
.. Road Po!llano OR 97219
Page 2 ~undU) 'en ICC'> in the Chapel
hu\C been changed fmm b p,m. to
10.30 "' m. in an uttcmpt to 8Utn
more )I udcnt 1m olvcmcnt Many
~audcnl\ wert antcmtcd m attendmg
\en· ace\ but the evening ve ... per wa'
u bud llmt lor .1 lot ol '>I udent~
becau'e the) "creconcentratangon
gemn~: n:ad) lor Monda} clo~~ .
Chnplaan Jim Stu<~rt said
Doughnuts. co free and tea" ttl be
'ef\ethlfter lOa m.Sund.t}\loude
'>ludcnt O\cr until brumh ~luan
added •
E' cr. one •~ :t\~ ing \\ h:st hnppt"ned
.o thegras ?Thc:c:ollege'~ Ju,h g~n
turf has turned brown due to the
unusunll) dr. hut ummer The Ia\\ n 11. "' \\-ater"Cd hut maintenance ""'
,mablc to ktcp up without an .tuto
natac '>ptanller ''stem. "We h.td 10
.top pultln£ 11 on the ~ra"' ,tnd put 11
10 1 he 'hrubben bccau\c there wa'
the threat olio" olthc: \hrubbef\."
Ground' \uper\'i,or Jam (,tfle'lpte
.a ad
•
Michael Dunn, a 198.' l.ew1s und
liar).. grudu.tte, JOined ~orm .and
le\en' Re"hors a' a hrolc:r. Dunn
earned a B \, '" Bu~tne"' ~dmam'·
tratton I rom I.C lind \\a~ 01 member
olthc: loot ball and ha,ebnllteam'
lJpon graduuuon DunnJoaned the
'ale-; stnlf r•l :-\01d trom~ . Hl' Jllb
\\llh :'\orr a~ nnd ~te\en~ begun thts
ummc:r
Students fly to distant places
,\n unu!\uall) htgh numb~:o r ol
tudenh are oil C:<~mpu' tht'-term,
\\ tlh "' c o"e r c.ts and two domc::.tic
tnp~ scheduled b~ the college. rhe
I olio" mg.add~arccontuct point'
lor 1 he' anou~ tnp~ .
KEN\' A (7-8-85 to 11-12-85)
(:\nme or Paructpant)
l..e\\1~ lind Clark Study Group
P.O Bo~ 39626
'atrobt
KEN' A
~f:W YORK (9-lS-85 to
11-22-85)
1Nnmc 01 Pantctpant)
I.e~ is and Clarl.: !)ludy Group
Hotel Wtllington
7th Avenue ut SSth Street
Nt\\ York, ~y 10019
lNOlA PROGRAM (9·16·85
to 2·1·86)
( 1\ame ol Parucapont)
c o Dr. A. V. No.rasimha Murthy
Dept. ol Ancient Hiitory and
Archaeology
Um\cl'liuy ol My5ore
M :m:uaaangotri
My~ort S70 006
II: arnnta~a
I 'DIA HUNGAR)' (9-13-85 to
1-30-86)
('amc of Particarant)
I cwt· and Clurk Study (jroup
c: o Dr. T tbor ~1ilohJ
Faculty of I abcr.tl r\rt5o
Jo,,tl \ttilo Unhl.'r tl}
670 I \1c:gcd, f.g}etem ll 2.
Ht'IJG\R\'
~1 NICH (9·17·84 to 7·3 1·85)
1 1\ame ot Particapant)
Le~ is & Clur)( Stud) Group
c o Angela .lung, Rc tdc:nt
Dire~: tor
Year or tUd\ an Mumch • Stra,.sbcrgerstr . IH/\'1
8 Munchen40
WESl GERMAI\'
WA~HING TON D. C. (10-12-
85 to 12-20·85)
('lin me of Purllctpont)
l~w'" and C htrl.. Stud\ Group
The C.&pitol Park Hotel
800 J-ourth ~~ . ~ W
\\ 3$htnttton, 0 C 20024
SPAIN (9-17-85 to 10-12-85)
(Name or PartiCipant)
1 C\\ i!> and Clad: Stud} Group
Colcgio Mayor Sta, Muriudel Valle
cf. San teonardo, 12
Madrid 28008
SPAIN add tot~ 50 I phllOc' lor the dorms,"
I il\\ rente \iltd
f WO I) pe~ Cll flhune WCft' pur­
~o:hU\CJ truro Panu ~ona~·. wath .1n\1
wHhout pca~c~ I ;~wrcnn· .mtl
Grtg Fr}C, 191(5 gruduntc, huH~
Jrtstllllcd 25()phonow athout ~peaker"
.and 40 "uh 'flc.tler Became of
the'' ader 'flCCtill appllcatmn' of the
PanR,onu.;,, !'\l:C phone \\err
rrmu\ed lrom ofhce~ earhcr tht~
month with the Punu\onic,, fhc
'\ FC' phone' were then '"'lUlled an
the dormi tori~
1 he ne\\ Puna~onac phone' "cr~o·
purcha~ed for approxamately b6
each, \\ith 'tpc:akcr,, and SS4 each,
\\ ithoul,
I awrcnce ~aid the dorm phone'
hit\ t hecn "pcrmuncntl )' imtallcd."
.and Cilnnot l'lc rcmo\led lrom the
WOJI\ rha:, mean\ thul \Ome t}pt:s
of computer modemlt electronic
de' ttc' thut allow two or more:
~:.omputer., to communtcote vaa tel·
cphont ltne.. \\ttl not~ u'uhlc.lf
\tudcnt\ have modem., thcv cannot
U\e wnh the Ec phone\ I U\\·
renee satd they should antorm h•m,
in \\filing, and mclude the\tudc:nt\ numt tuum number and !ipc:ctfJC
prnhltm. "Once we I< no\\" here lht
pl\lhlem' ~trl we 11m!lt.tll a 'ccond
J••ck lnr the mod~m ."hc '181d. l..uw·
rcnl·c's I C Box •~ I.ta.
One olt h~ mtttn purpo'IC lot the
nt\\ telephone S) \lem \\a\ to allo\\
nn\ '>tudent '' llh .t pcn~onulcompu·
tcr and rnndcm tccess to the col­
lege' \',\X computer ,
"l here arc glitche' an the WS·
tcm,"l 11\\rencc~uid. ••1 fhc~yMem)
'' '"II tn the an'tall.ttion phn'c • • (and) \\C h.l\e had no trmntng .. e~.
Mon' lor the Punusonics." Rest­
dents A~ tManto; "ill he given a
\\Or~' hop on the' anouo; (unci tOni
of the telephone • Iuter thi!> term.
I .twrcncc 'aad the 1\\0 prtmUr)
probltm' facmy the \\'\lem now are
mulruncllon' and • malitntcrpre tcd"
number' 1\omt on -c.ampu' tdc­
phonc numbtr'l .tte olpparently bt
IO!l\Crnmblcd b)' the AT & f sy,tem
ort c.tmpu~
tr telephones are mutruncllon
inp problem\ rna) be reported to
the cumru .. ~\\ tlching room e:\t
2112, dunng regular bustn~~
hour'
Joann Geddes named
as ISALC director
heila McLaren
Or tht Plontu l oc
"'' or Junt Jounn Gedde' wa'
oHicanlly tmtated a' the nc:\\ acung
du-ectorforthc Institute for the Stud\
ol •\merican language and C uh urc
(ISALC)
IS-\ l ( teacheo; Engh'>h and
\meracancuhurt COUTSe1> lO roreagn
~tudent, ,pnortothcJTundergraduute
\lUdiC:S
"'" ac:ung darector Gedde' ''
re-..pon~ablc lor n'~t'>tang student'
affihatcd wnh the ln,tatutc \he al<.o
tcachc:-. Bw.mi!S.\ E ntzhsh and a mediu
cia'~ tha~ term
Yet Gc:dd~as.tfamiharface umong
tho'>c 1n' ohc:d wath the ln,titutc:
\he came to I.e" is .1nd Clarl; lour
vear' ago as a clas,room tnstructor
teachmg F nglish a~ a 1\ec:ond Lm·
guugc !E5L)
W11h1n the ln:.titutc there: arc 90
to 100 \tudcnts \tudyang Fnt~li\h in
one of 11\'c le' cis. h ts rcc:ognuc:d
I
t .-a notaonully o~ one oft he best language
ano;utule\ watlun the Umtcd States,
(,cdde~ \Uad.
In 1 he fuLUre, 0edde~ sa1d she
would ltke to conunue to provtdc
a\~1\tuncc to the 1nternouonal stu­
den t~ wuhan the fnstttute and try to
promote the antegrataon of these
st udcnto; among the Mudcnt' from
the l nned ~t<lle' C.cdde!> su1d ~be
"ould ;also ltkc to work to provtdc
more of a re,ource for •\mcncun
student:., a~ well ;u lor the mtcrna­
ttonal \ludents within the program
he stres.~ '"' ol\ tment within both
.ueu' ol tudcnt' ~~~a way to bridge
cultural gup' .md tmpro\e Junguuge
'kill~ at the .. ame ume.
\'ke-d todc--~.;nbe her new pO\IIaon
ueddc:' \o.tld hclind\tt ·hc:ctac''3 nd
··~.hallenftntz ' but added, -lloH tl
II:~ gi' en me a ne\\ a~arenc\~ of our
role nn .. umpu-... "
...
•
•
It""" c.,,,,
Joann Geddes took over as actin& dlrtrtor or fSAI.C' last summer,
replaclnt fellow Enalish u a Second Lancuaae instructor Norman Y oshlda.
ASLC slates 'Megameeting'
In unellon to gtt \tudc:nh mvoh etl
10 cumpth politico., the As\uCaoted
StudentJ or LeWI\ and Clark 'A-ill
ho\t a \lc•gamttl!trnl( on M ondu),
$cpt.24nt6p m tnStammOanning
Room,
Catherine Enlield, ;\Sl C Mu·
dent·at-lorge, aid the mctllng \\ill he"ca.,uul , .. and willlocu.\on 'ltudcnt~ ·
c\pcctauonsofAS l.C, ho't\ tudent">
lecl the go~crnmentul bod} ~hou ld
funcuon, and ho" the budget 'hould
he 'Pent. She saul the empha.'l' wtlt
be on generottng ne\\ adcu<,, ruther
than "boring pulicte~ und agendas,"
t-'or more mlormataon, contnd
ASI Cat ext 6797, or 1.<' Bo~ 140,
Pioneer Log, September 19, 1985 .C I• nrollmrn
tltphnne ~o&nd 1
tec1011inurd rror
.. It \\ ·" the \\
"hn '·'" the nee
pt~\llao n It\\ il
Stephtn Kno"•
~earth (omml
Mem
Dr '-tut:tnn
on \ug 10
~•II tx held ut
Fir \~re' Tl
Bale:' 4 S. wl
at l e\\ i' and
taught acttng.
dra.mu. Rule' t
at uood ~1111
Portland and
tinol ex.am') tn
l ht memo
gan11cd b~
Jume\ ')tuurt
:>tudc:nh ol tit(
1 he \ervtCe \\ tl
1.-e' ol work'
mvolvctl .tnd
fnend!i, c.ollel
Joyce Been\.~
)aid anvone i~
ang 'hould co
or l t Bo' 54
Bitlcs "11'
lowu. Her lc:
Pioneer J , late
jbc:r and !.pt<.JIJr
~know where the
lllo'itall d ,~·cond
'n,''hC: 'iUJd,l {l\\o
118
purpo)es lor the
Item ''a" to allo\\
pcrsonalcompu.
ce ., to the ~ol·
uc:r.
il'hC~ In 1 he: \' · • 1d. ''(The ~)'~tcm)
)lauon ph.1sc •
i no trnantng ~e~·
lbonic~ " Rt\1·
''ill he: gm~n a
i.lriOU\ fUOCIIOOl
later this term
he two primM)'
'l"c:m now art
m1smtcrpreted"
)n-<:ampu' tdc:­
•Jppnrent ly be:
c A r & T S\'>tem
n: molfunc11on·
be reported to
• ang room e)l.t
•ular bu~mC:Mi
med
or
he ~I language:
:United States.
ledd~ sa1d she
nuc: to provadc:
ernataonal stu·
itute and try to
atJOn of l hesc:
• ~tudenl\ from
"'edde., s1ud 'he
ork to prov1de
for ·\mtncan
or the antc:rna­
n the program .
c:nt within both
way to bradsc
ro"'c: language:
1e.
new po'uton.
11 ~hectic "nnd
lded, .. I IO\C: it.
lo'arene' of our
•
•
I,,,. c.,,,.,
tummc:r,
Yoshida.
rw on 'ltudcnts •
how st udc:nt.'
bod) should
"u'lgc:t 'hould
emphiisl\ w 111
1dea~. rut her
~no agend~a..- "
llltJ•n, cont~tct
I ("Pol\ 140
9,1985 d1t1ission records show b in fall enro ent
------------------------Robin Fran1cn
Of lhr l'hmfC'r I ••2
u.~,h-
( 1 nrnllment n2urc:\ climbtd H,' percent thi' year. chunk' In pun tc\ •
. rlrphunr wnd lcllcr·,Hihn2 nmpaign't aimed at hl2h 'chool 'rnior,, I llltr hundred .md twcnt) three
hc•..tuucn .m1l ltpproMm.ttcl) 70
lr ,, n~lcr '.IIU1h:n1' lhtvc m.tmcu htt cu
tnto I cw ts um.l ( lurk tim term
muk 111g 11 the ltrgest enter my do '
111 four .,c.u
I he cur rent llgurc: t!oo up from 3K8
lrc\htncn lu'' \'Cllr. un llli;n:aM: ul
' JlCh.'Cnt "\\ ewur~c:d hord wpuhhcucthc:
~~•lle~c hm.td I) l.ut \l:Uf ·Pete Br o\\11,
de lll llf ,tdmtM.IOil!o t.J.Id lin
mduded t\ erult:osmpu~ "''''•ltlllll
J1rCrgrnm fnr rTllnOrll\ ulld JHC.,I
denllol .. hol•n •• Jf t~:uh\ tc:lc:phnnc
lfll('.:llgn tu admrued .. tudcnt' and
o 1Udcn1 lcuc:r·w nun~ aunp111gn
lur 1ntere~tcd lrc:shrnen
\twnhng to the hcshm.m proftle
comJllhj an Augu 1. If• percent ul
th~.: he hrn.1n da urc: mtn•lnl\
'tmlenh I ht'> 1ncludc-~ •• .. nmll
mucu'c: m the num~r ol ~'' 111.
llt'tpunu; and \ Ull\ c ·\ mcra~;dll
'itllrlcnt!l. ,lftd the mutmmlauon 1lf
I \\C:hr'c hh1~ ~ \tutlent\1010 the collc:!!e
tlll!o 1.111 Se~.ocna)" percent «JIIhecnlcnng
Clh \ CIHTIC\ lriltll puhll~ du•tll" (l<io
compurcd 111 212 pcru:nt \\hll \\ere
ptt\ lith etluc tied llu '' 1 h!Jhl
1ncre'-' c 111 the nurnhcr o~ltcnchng
puhhc !ioChncll rr •• m Ia I ' ,.,
llu: mean ""I urc lor the
lrc,hmen ""' llO \trh.JI nd S2b
math compamhl tnl.l\l 'l" 11 mean
cure lhemc;an(rP hulhc: l1.1
""'" l 1 "hl!ltlh ha herlh n lunhe
d,l\ cntc:nnro: I til nl 19M
hul\ pen.ttll rl th Ire: hm.rn cl.t "' Me Or ~·on• 1m \\ tlh c•ght
pcrcc:na .. omanr lromt h c:.• t C(l•• 1
(on IOI.:rC: I or l r rc-"') md I
pcr~nt lroml uhlu m.1 < ulor.uJ,
enrollment ltpur ' dropped lfom
ctJ:!III fl<:rccnt In h\e rtr~ Ol I ht
) e t w h1lc \t tnnc:,ot;~ cnr •lim nt
IO~re:ued htthrtt per nl
'-' c urc \ r\ plt.L d the:
r .. ult Uro" n ud
Rrn\\n al 1ted the c:ff r1 uf
ch f10.:mL1almd •ITt'-an h lrm 1
an~;rc: I">C: enrollment fi}!Ur
...---------------~--------....,
Olson Futtd created
.I. Dana Ha) ne'
Uf lhC' I'KJnrC'r I "l
•
\ !:idwlur hap lrll~t h,, been ,el
up~nthcn.tmcol Kn!l1tn \nnOI~un,
til C\\l~undCfurl;jtJIIIOrWIIOf'Hs.scd
oiWU\ on June 18 • Olmn, 1 hustne s maJr". was 22 10 gt"c a reamnuhl~ !!OOd ~hlll •r·
shrp .. he <~rud Obun ~umatc:d the
goal "sll he rt'uchcd w t&htn fe"
)Chr.
ermanent position to bejzlled by spring ( )nJuncb, her b1rthda), 'he: illflcrcd
n maJor :uthmu uttud ulterdt CD\·
enngher btnhda} procnL\.te l boo
nnt1 home\\ or~ hnd bc:c:n !ito len I rom
her car She w "' taken to (,ood
Samantan Uo)pllnl an J>onland,
where !lhesulfered a ~.:ardmc urre)t
She rc:maancd comntosc: unlll June
II\, the 1 ucstlny fullO\\ rng l '
gwduutmn C(lmmencemcnl I hc:grant wallbcmudc:ll\1ulahle
to lo\\ ancome or hrtndacnppcd stu·
dents Olr.on s~ud I he f.tmtl\ would
h~c: to have a §DY m 1 he selectiOn ol
nx•p•cnts,nlong\\lth Knsun\fnencb
:md future: L< tudent f: ch chol·
nrshtp ~mnc:r \\til I o rcc:cr\c a tl'r11ntlnurd from paJ:c I)
'It \\,1' tht" \\ a'dom olthd.tcuh\ •
ho~n" the nelc:~ II\ lor the tntenm •
IDII~Itllln It w tll.11low U'> to .sec how
~tephen Kno:~~. chair of the ProH»I
~ctarc h < ommitlct the dl\ hionul tructurc: \\ort wuh
ISA I C. the l.m sehoul, undcr­
grnduate nnd graduate progr tms."
he .. a•d .. I um plca)cd w nh the nne
)car tenure, und feclth.ll 11 1 the
right amuunt ol lime: It .tllo\\ ~ U'>
to e\LJbh,h the ufltce .ancl ee how
it work~. \\tthout h~l\ tng 11 shupcd
h> an) pcr.;onulu). Om.:ce~tahh,hcd.
then we cun bnng in .1 new
pcrsonuln} .''
M rhc: (10'-'llllln ·~ •• real U\~Ct, .. ,,ud
1 C Prc,uknt Jamc:'> Gardner "It •~
tht r tr:-.1 tame we hu" c prtn u.Jc-d one:
(l(I"On to coordinate acudem1c ,10\ul"\
on a dol) to du> bii'i" "
Gardner c,umutc: that he will
o;pend u httle le" time on cumpu'
once the endowment cump;ugn ~et~
going, to" hich he'"" de\ ole 50·66
percent of h1' c:florb
•·t um 'I.Cf) plca,cd .md upport1\e
of rlcagh Ood,on,"Gurclncr \Uid
Dod,on plan' to remam prO\O\l
unul June: "hen the pcrm.tnc:nt
pro\ o'\l wtlltaJ.;e over ('~ rc:lated
.. tory for progre~' on the search).
Her hu' been replaced tull·tlme 10
the chem1str) departmen t lor the
rcmamder ot the 'l-C•tr, •
Memorial planned for Bales
-
J. Dana Ha) nes
0( tht Pioneer L O£
Dr Sutanne Rule ~ dacd of cancer
on ,\ug. 10 ,\ memonul 'entce
1 wtll be held at4 p.m \ept 22. in the
Far Acre~ 1 heatrt. Blad.. Bo,.
Rale'l, 45, wa'i .1 \'l'>lling protc"or
ut 1 ewis and Clur~ la\t )e.n he
taught uc.tang, cnticism unci modern
1 drama. Rule' hod been ho pit:tlited
at <..ood ...,,,muntan Ho.,patul 10
Portland ,and guvc her 'pnng term
linul e'"'"' 111 the hollpllal
J he mcmonal \CIVIC~; waU be or·
gnn11ed b~ <. ollc:gc C haphn Dr
Jurnc' \tuurl .md the lacult)' and
tudc:nl\ of the thenter derwnmenl
1 he \crvt~e Wllltnc lude per I ormun
~e' ol work' 10 whach Pule' wa'>
mvol'ted .and contnbullon\ lrom
frac:nd~>, colleuguc:' and \ludent:o..
Joyce Been\ department \ccr~t.ary,
s.ud anvonc tntc:re,ted in contribut·
mg 'huuld contac.t her ut c:ll.l. 6364,
or I C Bo"' 54.
Bales wu' from 'aou\ R:tpid\,
Iowa, Her tenchmg tllperac:nce m· eluded theater tn<otruction Jt '::>.1
cramc:nto State lJ niver~ll't the
U Ol'tCNI\ ' of '.itann c:~ou a, and...,, an· • ford Um'tet\11\ ...,he Wll~ l h.urper-• 'on olthedepurtment ol 'pcechand
drama at the Um\e~i t) ol Man­
land lrom fQ7tt·S2
Edgar Re'tnold!l, theater de­
p.tnmc:nt c.haar, riNt met Pale~
when 'he WJ' ,1 graduate student at
Stanlord Bale' applietl for the
Vl\lllnp prolc"or,htp at I.C .md
competed t.~gutn'll Ill other upph
c.unh, Rc} nold' 'urd.
\monp otht"f honor' nod
.1wnrd' Bale' w .15 a r ord Found.•·
tton I ell ow 10 I Qflll tt3 .and w a~ Ph a
Rella !l..appn "he pc:rlorrm:d ,and
taught 10 r uropc lor nine:) cur ,<I tid
WU\ •IW urdc:d the ()c:utcht \L.ude•
m"~.hc -\u,trau,chdttn\1 ...,ttpenth·
attn while: in M UntCh, vcrm.lO} .
Bale~ IS ,UT'-'1\"C:d b) her lather
who h\es an low a.
Pioneer Log, eptember 19 .. 1985 fhe anui:ation oft he pro\mt search
w us m rc: pom.e lu the Board ol
1 ruuecs \d Hoc Comm1ttcc: on
Communu:.uton, Coordmatwn und
l.\aluntion rc:pun The Ad Hoc
( ommmcc. chat red b} Judge Owen
Punnt'r, "us des1gned to (orm.•lly
e\'IIIUIIIC: the pc:rlorm.tn~ ol Prc<~t ·
dent J.tmc, <i.trdnc:r {ollow ing I list
~ear\ antcn~c: th ag~ment hctwetn
the lacult) und admtnhtrutJon
rcgardang the ~h<i!~IOn Pl.anning
procc- ~'
1 he: new provo't will .,ervc: 1 he:
luncuon ol chief academic ollactr,
reporting to the prc:~rdc:nt "ho a~
the c.:htcl ac•uJemtc otliccr tor .aca­
dem•cnnd.ldmmll-lrali'-'C: pohc) The:
pro' o .. t po,Jtton ha' bc:cn creuted
o that Gurdnerwall ha\'e more umc:
to commit to the: endo" mc:nt
• campa1gn \ mcmoraal en rc:c ~ ,., held at
lht' \gnc flunugc:nChapelonJuuc:
)Q Olson' lather,\\ 1lham I 01 on
ol Sp1lk0.1ne. \\'a,dc:scnhc:tl lhescr.tl"e
u "wund~:rlul" und Ma gt1od v. .1) to
~a) good h) c "
;\nulhcr ~c:r~ ~~ w ts heh.l utSa~.TCJ
Jlc:an ,. .m,h '" srokanc: •. md a
thanJ, J'Hl\ate er"oc Wllli held u1
l t~c Pendore1llc m northern lduho
OJ on\\ II\ cremated, and ht'r a h~
~prc.1d nHr the picture:.\que IItke
1 he Olson tumil\ hasMgan11cd a
~chol:trshtp tru~t an Kn~t•n'-. numc:.
\\'tllJ.Jm ( ll\cJn !>tnd no grants w til be
a\\urded unul the lrU'it gathers
IO,OOOto I 2 000. '"Thcfanlll~ wants rmlll btogrnph) ofOison,e pl:untng
who she: wu .md hO\\ &he B\liard
came about
J hccntcna 1 or seJ,ea ton was·~
on our pcrc:epuon of wh:u Knst1n'
\Uiu~ wen:." her lauhc:r saad
Janat:i Sturtrt, college chaplum
conducted the lunc: 19 memoraal
scr.tce He,tud 11\\as,,·cdebrtatlon
cr.·rce ft tuan ohmntc:li hct ween
!'0 and bO p~:orlc J'1.1Jlll1 1 .atc:d an .. n
'lit!) movaog cJVJ<X'." ilO ludw
student .staJf,faculwmcmbe r:sunu •
rcprcscntull\~ 01 Xero orporn·
I JOn, where: Olson w.LS employed
Kn 110 Ann Olson 1s sur.1\cd b)
her father, her mf•ther Dtan D.
Ohon,and her> oungcr utcr. ~ na
L)nn.whosaJd hewnuldc\cntuall)
hke to enroll at l ew a and Clark:
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LECTURE
.. . I .~ "We're All Included
in God's Family."
by Edwin G. Leever, C.S.
1 r , Member of Christian Science Board of Lectureshi
'
I Thursday, Sept. 26, 1985 :..-----4,. .... .1-~
.!-. -~~- • Duniway School
7700 S E. Reed College Pl.
Portland Oregon
Sponsored by Tenth Church of Chnst. Sc1enttst
Free parktng and chaldcare prov1ded Bp.m.
Page 3 • PIONTEF ~R l.JOG
EnthtJsiasm surrom1ds provost
Fmdnl,g.t~on,en u.s on11n) thmg uti wu and llark •~diiTiC\IIt The
clu~t our c mmuml\ \\ •llcv~rcomct:~.e\ tdcn cd tn theO\ ern ht"lmang
1grttme01 , 1 1h 11 ull\ .and .1um1m,trutton on the "C'Ie'-'1h)n nf
Prote-. .. n -\r1ct!!h Dod on .... the IIIC:flrll rm\ ( ~· JUST ONE LOJK
AROUNDEL
SAl.VAOOR'S
COUNTRYSIDE
SHOULD PROVE
THAT OUR lAND Jlt~ cho1 t: lf r•r •f ""' f) d ''n h perlctl til" I' U 't'Oil,lr luCUh\
member "llh .,, ' ll' •ll c p nenl an •nltolt..tmrna.. rc:l.:attfln' ·• .1
full t1me'"h m tr pmfc 'r dep.mmenl hillr nd "'"''1<~01 dciln
off \.Uh Pr. 1 ~ r Dochun h4U the ~o:.tpJ;;tl\ 10 rt'-t"'itahiJ .. h thl
channel;, 1 .. omn um"mh" 1mung I he undcrgr.Jduutc C•lllc~£.'1: l:l\\
ho 1 du 1c , .. hllul .1nd mtcrn.a1111nlll ~ludcnh u~ \\ell a.
bctutcntheadmm .... tr tlon lu ull\ ilnd'illldenll' \tthe,am~t•me
he \ 1ll \f'Cdlle the Jdmn""'"· II\ e t'lu me' nl th~ ~o.ullege .111d REFORM IS
GIVING THE
PEASANTS
WHATlliEY
ALWAYS
WANTED ... THEIR VERY
OWNR.OT
OF LAND!
upr n h1d oJnunt troll \t per",,nnel therth\ lc.t\101; Prt.slllem
Gordenerth rc pon 1b1h1\ ol cstubh\hlh!! poh \ fort he lo,IIIUIIIHl
and let~ Lim~ the Ct•llc-£e hn:mctul c:odU\\ Ill\ n1 cnmou1gn E x~:cutl\\:
\ ca: r'~•drm of dmmiMrauon D1 'Iorenson '"" n•tnan authont~
l1\c:r, dm•m,tr.HI\~ pclhc\
\\cofthe rwni'~T I 'X \\l~h !lu1fc sor.llo<hon \ICCC\>.'" hi' OC\\
JlOSUI(In but a thcll\leollhc pt• IliOn IRif"ll<:~ "'perm.ment prOHhl
1 necdod Plt•fe, orl)flChon h. di."Cimtd tomn cturmdfal'Undttibtc
fonhemmmnent J'IIJ\Itl\'lll o\ ~~rchcnmnuuc:e 1 current I} ncccpting
;tpph.:auon' until Oct I nnd hopes to reach a de~ Uitt'n b\
JnnuiU'\ \\'lu:nthe~rm. nent prm u'''" de~: ted problem\\\ til ha\ c
been OOn\ COICnll\ ~\)I ked OUI und the: JllliCntutJ olthiS nt\\ • dOltnt -
tmme po 111on "111 be ppnrcnt
In tht final nn.•h , .. the cnt hu"UI m oH•rth~: h<liCt' ol Prore .. nr
Dod "" a• the mtenm JU(I\ t1st m \ hrn t: the ~;rc-ntc~l tmpuct on 1 he
t>lecuonpr~ \\eofrhc Pinn ... r l t: urgethul thc!lelectwnbc.t
f cull\ member flteler.lhh rJ\CniOrnmL:tngone ·\quahlledapph .till
mu 1 bu~ morethun o plU:.lnl;l.mHhunt\ \\1th thcd~ nam1 tens1on'
on thu Cllmpus tn order to rccon 1lc and find c<•mmon ground
bct\\C"en the fac:ult) and :1dmtnt trdlJOn
Vietnam specter haunts
Karl chomburg
Or tht Piontcr l or
T he Reagan admtmstrauon ~~ pur um~
amtsguided,I1Tlmoralanddangerou'coursc
m Central Amenca Militan e'caliuton • spono;ored "11h ouna~ dollar' •~de tublh7tnF
the reg1on and undermmang potential~ f01
peaceful ncgouauoru
8) proppmg up the Dunne go\Crnment
10 El ah-ador "ith miluan a1d. the US ts • substdlllng futile and inhumane go' ernment
rc:pre 1110n. The F.~1.L:'\ -F' 0 R • the
ancrcasmgl) un1fied popular poht1cal organ•·
zauon ;,nd guenlla mo .. ement, ts dde:umg
tbe Sahadoran arm) on the ground Our
Republican admtnl!-trauon h~ funded. uprhed
and helpeddtrect-a brutalaenal bombardment
aga1nit the population 10 rural nreas
As EISah'adOm<! mall.densel~ populated
count'). the U.\CO(Ci\e-hundred pound bomb~.
incc:ndiat) dn·Jc~ and helicopter gun)hlp~
ntCC:\,anl) tc:rronzc:ll the Cl\'llwn populuuon "it htn the 1onc' Nntrollcd b~ the guenlla:o..
Inc •'" war 1s 1 he mo\t cruel form (If rc:prc''lon
1n Cemral,\menca todtt\
It '' \'lthrn tht' conte"'l that th~ urban
guc:nlla acuoru. mtN bce,uJuated .lhe hbcration
of rmoners an ...,an ahador, as \\cll u~ the
a~'as 1nauon of l S marine,, 1s p<trt or the
ch.mgtng guenlla ~trateg\ BecUU\C: or the
mus~t\e firepo\\.er olthe l ~ -~pon,ored .ur
(or..:;e, the popul.1r mo ... ement hoi' locu~ed on
urban ucuons, IIJu,tr;umg the lreedom ol
mo' ement thai mcreas1ng popular ~uppon
ha\ gl\cn the rebellion
·r he myth ol a moderate, relorm1'1 Duarte
go' ernmenttsa med•a tac11c u~ed b) the State
Department to ju~ttry gro" mg m11ital) •ud.
fh1~ became ob' 1ous ~hen the right-"'"8 ol
the oligurc h) and arm} forced Duane to b.1t'"
do"n from pe<~cc tulk) With F.D.R People
\Hthm San Sahador .1re becom1ng more
org:m11ed and militam Repre~~1onor student,
lubor and other orga01z.1tion) continue)
COnlnlf\ IO the decepti\c fCJ'IOrt:o. b) the l ')
Taxpayer opposes welfare waste
cott W. taff
or lht' PIOnHr l uc
You get} our monC') ((lr no1 hmJ.! and your
ch1c: for free .. So go the I> u~ to thr:
popular ne" ong from 1he rock-n-roll group
Om: tnul5 Gctungmone) for nothtnp ha\
become an msutuuonal phenomenon in thiS
count!) tn SC\eral !.trues. :Spcclficall), m)
mdtgnallt)n l:~>dr:u~ n from\\ elf art and "elf are
ubMdto. ~ume1ou• dJscumon ~11h tello\\
tdpa)er:s lead~ me to behe~e that the outrage
JS!>prcadmg In t hts. pre~e01 era ollll,.·reform.
rock mu~u: reform, educauon reform. e1c • I
ilm urgmg tmmeduue and el(ecll\e "'ellure
rclvrm
I he dO)') ol unconduwnnll) h;mdtng out
~ elt.trc montes i'H "ubs1dte..,, (t.c: tood Mump~.
hnu'!l•ng ~ub~osdtet.. etc ) lo able·bocJaed and
able-mmdc:d me nand womc:n:<.hould be brou~1
hi an abrupt h.~h. We, the wxpaycl'), :\hould •I art gcutng \Omcrhmgfrom \\elf arc:: u:ctptenl~
for our ta" dollafl Prccascl). hnng b.sd, the
("( C the WOt\,\ or mmlar lc:deral and •tate
pubhc \\Orl ugenC:Ie$ and proJeCt\ Dunng
the~«d) depressed 19~rh~org4111/..,llon
full ailed the tmmen1cly 1mportllnt obJeCII\<e
of JlUIItng people to wod and comtrucung
useful truc.tum C:xplonngthegl't".ner Ponlnnd
.ueJ. one can ,;ee C:\ 1dencc ol many public
Page 4 \\oOr}:. proJe<:t~ done 10 the 19JO'\ Some ol
Portland' s bndge~, high~a) . and the mag·
ntliccnt f1mberline Lodge are cx.tmple' oJ
the nemplary work accompli)hed through
the\e projeC:I •
1 hercas:.urcl~ plentyof"orJ,; that needs to
be done on the intrustructure olthl5i counlf\ • The~e prOJeCts" (luld enablt' unempiO) ed men
and "omen 10 earn monc\ lrom theu labor • rather than merd) go 10 the1r local "ellure
office to ptck up a check.
t\JsO,man~ Olthc:puhhc\\oOfk prOJeciS\\oOUid
prm 1de \\ tlhng parttdpanh "tth 1 he nppor­
tumlie5i to lcurn a \;,met\ ol comtrucuon • trade!ll and :.k1lls lhiltlhe) could m ume u11h1c:
10 the prt\ ate ~ector
Inc hsgh tiJegiumatc btnh mtt Jmong women
rC:LI!I\ 1ng "ell are 1\ an addlttonul problem
WOI I h~ Of d r •l>liC' rclorrn\ f her!! IS no \ 1able •
rc<non "h~ the mOJOfll} of hurd \\.or~ ing
13/lpa)ers should ub~td11e the proml\cuou~
u rc~ponMbtlll) ol J \mull mmoru) "'hose:
acuons pr:rpcludte ilddn1onal generat1on~ ol
well ore rec1p1enb J-'\t'Ot1all" ~.:ertam women
enl!age m prohf1c ch1ld beanog 10 be~:ome
clig1ble lor mcrea)cs an \.\elfarc bcneht' thut
r:trel) pro' •de an) .U!tiStancdort hech1ldrcn
f he ~OIUIIon IS simple. first, the rederul and
tate go,crnment need to pro\·1de problem
areas ~llh large do)~ of seA education and erican policy
cmbu"y
I he people: ol Ntcaragua hu\ t ttl\o\ullcred
deeply I rom thc,hon .,i,zhtcd l m1htan1utinn
oil he n:gton Reagan· he-. about the Sandin1Ma.'
and the Contra!> .trc hao,ed on a 'kc"cd anu­
communi-.t h)'\tena Rt'agun msultcd nur
natwn • rnoluuonur~ bcgmning~ ~hen he
Jil..ened the Contra~ to "I he moral cquJ\alcnl
of our founding lather:!>." The men.:enan
~omo/IC>ta' ha\ e terron1ed the rural area' ot
'~~~a~uu.d~tro\'mgchn~ . 'illages.grainenes
.1nd other econom1c tilfgeb. The) \\Ill not wm
.1gam 1 a unified. militant Nicaraguan people:
the1r -.ole de:!>trucll\e purpo'e ,., 10 huru.,, the
\JndiOi\tU\, de,trO) I he gL~im; of the popular
re oluuon and ,,sbotugc :1 problematiC'
econom\ •
rhc: demucruuc nght olthe people ol NtcJ-
ragua to:.ell·dc term mat ion 1s being de\tro}td
10 the name o( dcmocruC} ! Rt:<~gan hue. called
the Sandint\IU go\ernment 1 "totahtanun
C ommumst regime 'but he 1\l) in g. I hey arc
u kl11~t gt.l\ ernment and hu' c a nght 1 o be: \\hat the~ l'huo,c:. I he) h<I\C 'ought non­
alignment I hroughdl\ef\c c:cunum" .. md pol­
uiculliui,om throughout the world
I he Reug .. an admml'tt.!tlun hJ\ lorccd
\iu;.~ragu.l to 'ed. more a1d I rom the. \0\tel
l mon b) pre"ursng n.111on' ol the We)tern
\\Orld tn relu...: m1htal) .tndttonomt' a..\lll~tance.
1 ht' ha' not complctel) undcrmmcd \\Orld
op1mon: Reagan\ pohctc' are tWI admired tn
Wc,tcrn f.uropc or Latin Amcrtca rhe
opport u nuy n 1\t\ lor ·~u pport mgdemocr<~tic
and progre\\1\C ~:hunge 10 ~tc...ragua . By
hfung the tro~de embnrgo. cc<hmg the futile
( I 1\ mcrttmiJ) ''·" •• tnd oflenng non-nhgncd
and pc.tcelul .tlternUII\e\ to" hate\cr trend.,
"e hnd di,turbing. the ll.~. can hc:lp create a
tolerublr future lor the region
The ~IIUJllon in Central Americil dt'\ene'
cnt•c·al 't ud). ~md mformed .tel ion B\ under­
\landmg the lmtoncal .&nd 'OI:IOio~ical conte'\t
ol the currenl cu'" \mencan Ctlllem. cun
help <nosd .1nothc1 Vtetnum ~nr ilnd help
'earch lor fcu~1blc \Ohllton\
THANKS 10 THE CUlS
IN THE SUMMER YOUTH
JOB~ .I
WAS fORCED 10
LOOK fOR INCOME NOW I'VE OOT
ASTEADY~B
THAT WILL LAST
FAABfYOND
llUSSUMMER ... AND BEYoND NEXT
SUMMER, AND THE
ONE AFTER nw ...
ELSEWHERf ...
~~
t
chnu:. toexpltun the u~of and freelydistnbute
ontraccpll\e' \ccondl). the: pomt ~hould be
m.tdecle<Jt that men.tnd womcn\\111 bee: pee ted
10 :~~uppon their O\\o n chtldrcn. Hopei ull), the
succes~ of pubhc work'~ program w1JI m.1l.e
tht' po~:.1blc
Cle.u ly I om nm advocatin~ the c:hmmat1on
of asstfollttlce lor our needy .md unemployed fello" Clli1cn~ Rather thnn dt\trtbute chec.l..s
and lood !>tnmp' let·~ put the able m1nded
Jnd able bod1ed to work Do1ng sowtllsutasf>
the hardwu rJ..1np t.sxpoyc:r who " .. 1cl. und
tired or the uccounc~ of welfare rcc•pu:nt\
pickmg up their checks 10 Cadillnc!>, along
"tth rc,lortng pnde and d1gni1) to tho~e
elll.penencmr ml\lonune.
Pioneer Log, September 19~ 1985 T hcudul
, at ton
ilJ'Pf llprloll
I\ "lntellct
I he) r'U
g mul Ill I c: II
In thts
term to r1
l rutcd ~ nt
or PtfC(;hH
Hoth 10d1V
11dchng mt
I he \\0\ 1rj
hum.•n hhd
"'neither go
It rcnl.lt
poltiiC~ l' I
•s dit It cult
t lllntJh/Cd
of lll:O.lllUII
the .. uccc
Wcdnc,d·
the tran'>it
• • 1 nace.
Weha\C
Gorbache'
the) .m: con
rokmlorrn
poll c), \\ ht
poh11c1an
f~"'rt .s " ..
of Se1e nccs
the ICHc:frn
l he c.L.,e
1~ a httle
ouhtitndm
Artw,to\ '
Cfll" ISm ll
and I hear u
pa11cr' !'' ~
1\greemen
campatgn·
pia\ Reat.tul
or Regan
l.tke Jll
lectual ar
appeal He
or di,tnb
Pc:r.,hmg'
hi,toncal
Ap~
Apurlh
nl
a11cnda I
8otha\m1
unrc: .. t hu'>
1 he ..l,olkturnl
and C
\.\Orld\\
to end II'
ol \outh
'Pn:
Hothu'~
J'!TOIC ~I
RCil!hlll
. ~Un\1
I.'COilllll\IC
Wll!-. lur~:~c
delenl ,,,
thre,IIC"'''1
Ui;illn't
JlohllC
c .. p,tnded
to be ac
Bt:!ihop I
Pion ·~ I • sr.Psr94::
r
\'t 'ou~lll non·
ununllt .md pol­
e world
• •on h.t.' forced
from 1 he lio\ tet
'of the. \'re:>tern
nomtc <l~l\h JOte.
:!ermined "Mid
enut admired in
,\menca. r he
:tmgdemoc r.lltc
Nicaragua . 8)
:a .. tng 1 he I utile
nng non-ahgncd
~ hutc\c:r trend'
an help create a
ll.
r,enca de'>c:ne'
.tion B\ undc:r­
ologtcalcon te:-.t . . an Clltlen' can
war. and help
I EXT
THE
lAT ...
I
' I
••nbute chech
e able mtnded
~o;owallsu ttsfy
~o '' ''d und
ran: rectptenh
adillnc!l, alonv
nny to those
19,1985 Soviet Union's "f offensive," not offensive
·1om 1 yden
()f thr l'luntl'r I ott
T heudnrc I lmpcr unce made an oh~c:r·
, nuon tiM I hn al\\ ·') s bc:en purw.:ul.trl\
&J!"Jllilflii•IIC 10 poltltC~ ~\menC,tn.S I) fe. f h,ll
I'll "lntdlctu.tb 10 Jltlltlu.~ h\C d.IOJ!CfC!U\1)
1 he run the rt!i.k of b~·ang nctthcr
gooll uucllectuol nor gOlld pohucsnn~ "
In thr' countr) \\e mu!ot .tptl) uppl\ the:
tcrrn to nght "aug mtcllectuul lake lormcr
1 ntted 1\nuon" \mhn ~s-ador Jcnn Kuk(Mtrt c~
or 1 ltrc:ciOr ol Cnmmumc:alton Put Buchanun.
f\oth tmhvutu. tl~ current I) piD) large role~ tn
:u.ldtng lntcllcc 1 u.11 ngor \0 Rc.tgan' tdc:tliOH)
1 he ''n) Ill whtch thc:tr cn:do dati) thre.tt c:n~
hurn.tn hht:rl) makes them a good c:'\arnple of
"neuhcr good mtcllectuals nor good pohuc iun~ "
11 renuun~ to be 'ecn \\hetherthi~ .ouom 1ll
poltt"' ts tram.lerable to the So' aet ll~ton. It
1s dtlllcult ,,, di'Ctrn whether thetr IO\IIIU·
unnalucd burcauca ucte' e\ cr allow that kmd
niHI\tllllltllnul uverlup In the tint plucc. Rut it
the :.UC(C\'1 ol (,corgt -\rbatov\ vU.il lnM
\\'cdm: .dav" .anv mdtcatton,thC) have made
the uan'lttwn 'ucce~ .. rull)
Arbatov spoke of hope, which
• • a nace. •
I
f
-•• ~ -
CJ • ~·~ltr lt;S.!€,~Mt
• • J I J
u.s. I .. ARMS
CONTROL
AGENCY
•
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We ha\c been told thut Mr. Arbato\ i~ M r
Gorb.tchc\ \Jell hand man (left hand becuuc
thcyureco mrnum~t<i)und phl}1> an in,trumcnt.ll
rolem lmrnul.ltion ol Sm lel·;\mcncun lon:tgn
pohcy. \\ hu:h make htm a prett) top-notch
politu:tan He'' ul~o l>arector of 1 he I O'>lltute
lnr l .:-. ,\,,md ( an.adu~tud1e olthc,\cadcm)
ol Scu:nce~ of the t .S.S. R .. \\ hach puts him at
the lure II ont olthe mtellectual' m hb cuunt f) '!.,AND TMEY SAY WE'RE SERIOUS ABOUT CO UIN ARMS',, ••••
1 hcc.,,c lor~mganouhtandmg mtellectual
·~ .a lillie' more dtfil'uh than the ca'e for an
out t.1nding poltttctan A' ,digure 10 pnliuc ,
.\rb Ill\ 'perlormance ·~ \tunnmg. nespue
01111; 1\tn ul I he 'o\let fall ' peace,. of(cn\t\'C:
and 1 heir U\C of putd advcrtt,cmcnr' tn new,.
paper' ("tlu\\ the t ') ')abotage'> -\rm'
Avreemc:nl\''), Arbuto\ ha' contmued the
campuign and. hl..e(,or buche\ ha' learned to
pin) Reagan '.'1 game much bcuert han Reagan:
or Regan. tor that matter
I ike :til gond politicians, Arbato\ lettntel·
lec:tuul appt.al take J bad.. scat to emouonal
appeal Hed1d not ullk m term.,.ol mega tonnage
or di~tributton of "I) 20\ "''a"'" crutse and
Per .. htng\, I "'teud he 'poke of the impending
hi~toncut nece~'>ll\ to end the arms rnce before it C<lOntll he 'topped, unhcr!i.ll capual pun-
1\hmcnt dan((trOU!Iquahtath e uth an~menb
hl..e Sto1r W .H • und rhe respon\tbihty ol old
m~n "ho nt..1L.t the de<: t~ton\ to be cogntL.Int
of the youn~ who mu..,tlm: with Lhern
T hen: "-Crt W' t r .11 pmnt' that Arbatm ·the
tntcllectual OhtdC that r~:.tll\ tld; rirst,
io; the unrc:a-.onubh:ne\ oil '\ dcmand-.that
the so, tet~ make impro,emc:nt s tn human
n11ht. unrea .. onuble b) vinureol the I act that
the) won't do it Second, the ha1ard., of an
American foreagn poht) that appea~ todra"'
..elecuvely from T rumlill'<>containment:.trategy
and 'l.ii'\On\detentc Thtrd \rbatO\ n:cogn~
th•ll the governmen t of the 'uperpo\\ c:~ do
not .1lwav~ act wtsel) and take the proper •
Apartheid pressure continues
Karl chomburg
Of thf Plun«r t 01:
Ap~uthc:td '' a c:nme aguan~t humantl)
Di'imunthng uparthetd ''on evc:rvone\
agend.t I he e'ltn:mc \lolencc wtth \\htch
aoth;t 'mtOOrtl\ go\ Cl nmcnl reprc-. .. cd bi.Jd
unrc:'lt "'" ehc:ucd a ttlobal call for o.1n end to
lht dehumun11tn•• r ,ICI\1 !'I.,Y\Itm The l C:\\ 111
and <..lurk <.. ommuntt\ need~ to 1010 the
\\Orld" tdt mo\c:mcnt P~'urang "iouth AlrtC.i
to end 11' anu-demo cr.uu: rac:1'm
lnl.rea'm~ rcbcllionwllhin the Rlad: majorit~
ot ~outh \lncu IUtHombincd "ith gro\\ing
'Jltl'"ltl" olmternattonaldi'"o ntenlto Ioree
Rothu \gu\ernme ntto at lea' I gl\c: hp·,ervice
tc1 the nutton ul reh1rm. I he l.td ol real
rclurm .tnd incrcu,mgl) VIOlent rc:prl:'-.aon uf
di,\ldem:c: IHh bruught Inn h uucrnut10nal
prnte't .md ct'unumlc ~am;tion1o Pr~:,ldent
Rc.t••.tn abandoned the meflectual poln:\ ol
•·"un\truc:tl\ccngugcmcnt"llnd tmpthcd limited
C\:llnumic s.ttll'llom iiJ'iltno,t Prchlrtu. Thi'i
wn' l.u~tch tn "' utd .m tmmtncnt p~olhltc.tl
dc:ltllt ·I' htflllrlh.LO ( tlll(lfC\\IOildl \ll(lflllrl
thrc.ncncd Ul o\ erndc .t prt.:,tdcnttal 'cto
ap.llll'lt \aOI:lttllh
flollll(\tl .md c·~..onom•c prc, .. urc' IOU\t be
e Jlllndelllnr .1 true di .. nMntling ol upartht:td
to be .tc:hie,c:d Nobel Pri1e winner
llt-.hup I >c .. mund I utu hu' c:nlled lor tHeater
tntern.llulnul elhlltl> 10 help Ioree an end to
upartht:td
l.u-.t ~f'lltng I.e\\'"' and Ciarlo: began rc·
ponding In the clc.u mural tmpc:r at'' e b
~:~uc tiorung Ill> o\\n induect uppo11 of the whtttH:ontrolled econom\ \tudcnt, t •• cuhy
and ad tntnt\lr au on .. upportl ord" c'trntnt a'
an c:tluc.tl pohucul ehot\:c: tool. I arm m man)
Wll\\ \\I lent\ 1~11 OUI\Ide U lfU\tC:C\ mtcllng,
many ne\\ 'Jldpcr .Lrllcln, )tudcnt and lacuh)
petttton<;, 1ncre.r,cd communicataon \\ uh the
.tdmtni\tr .lUOn,pc: ll"tfUlprO IC~I\UOtJ JO \,1 l
puhc~ :.t.nement mdac.tted that tht' collt)!C
"-.1.' rc:.td\ tor .tction on the: ts~ue .
I ho'c :t,parutron' ior IICllon "all hopclull~
come to lrUIUiln tha' OctCihcr "hen the
lnn: .. tmcnt CommtiiCC\lf the I ru~tcc,cOnl>lden
"proposallnr o.tn alternatt\e Ill\ c'tment port·
loho '~ithtn the Cummnn l·und, u mutuul
lunt.llor educ.munnl•n~tllullnn' .uound the
cuuntn . • Rc,cati:h ""' :.pnng mdic.ttc:d th 11 the
Common t·und ".1~ '"' nh cd \\ uh nhout
lori~ ·II\C CllrfHUlliiOO' dotng bU\IOC:'' in the
raci't c~'ttrhlm\ nl South \lncu S\\ nchmg
our him" out ol )IICh compante' ''the onl~
n:;rl' ute h} ''Inch we can rtgl\lcr ourtJi,content
'' uh thcu ':\outh 1\l r tcun uc' It'' thecftc<:ti-.c
method th.u c.m 'up port relmm 10 the troubled
.:nu 1\11 \
~1cmhc r' ot the I L r.:•,mntunll\ ,hould
"rttc to 1 he log 1nu.l 'o1cc t hetr ''JlllliOO' on
lll\C: !i.lment .The~tluth lrt\: mJ\cuonGr.,up
mcctsc:\en I hur duvntghtnhl:\lllthc( h.tpel
h.t'>CIOI !III (-,,me\ OICC) OUt 4UC,tnlO\,SUJl('On .
dt,ugrecrncut und su~C\IIon . Worktn!!
together ug.un't thc bl1sphcm\ (lf apo~rthetd
rsnnevlthc:mu t humtmpohu l.'nlgc)turc \\1.'
c.m mul..c
Pioneer Log. September 19, 1985 acuon at the proper umc H tH'omment r-ec·
og,m1e the paradox ol both countn~ ofha\ tog
to look strong and nuluaril) ·prep.trct.l while
sttlllooktng thteatencd
"Information is the currency
of a democracy.''
There ts no que tion that the ~m tet Una on
is engaged tn u propaganda oHen'i' e in thts
counll). fhcquationts houldthc) bc~;nllcued
or thanked for tt? Thc .. fall oflenst'lle .. as rca II)
a vtt\'alU'ittcde criptionol what i. acru ade
• • for peace on behall of the: ~ovtet • Bear an
Editor's note
editor strives mtnd that e ccpt tor the no\\ defunct aou­
halhsuc mtssale (t\B'\.1) !\}'Stem. the Umted
lutes hu" anuaaced 1 he procurement ofe\ltC)
muJor"'eapon~ } temanthelnst t\,cnt) Y~"
At a ume when the \\Orld d1 tru a
1 he perceptu:al an 01 pahuo 1 he "'a~ one
dt"truscs an M.C Escher gr-'.aphtc, rbahl\ "!I
em\lllonal, yet r.suonal plea a q01te \l:clcome
\rbato\ .. poke l>fhope \\hath u met. h c~too
ea')' lor an tntellec:tual of !;real tn)tght lo
become :s ~~imist .
Frttdomole,pressionallhl)t ime• cnuca1.
,\s con.,umer nd\()Cllte Ralph ~ader ~n•d.
wlnlormation '' thccu~n:OC) Of tidcmocmC) ..
F. pmsion.howe\n ,asnotal~ y~s)OO n)·mous
\l:lth tnfonnauon. )0 ~e must It ten hard
or per ection
Robin Franzen
Of the Ptonev Loc
T hts summer I found • quo1a1ton, I I can'\
remember whcrealthtSttmc),that IJokinaJy
dec:tded ~ llS to become my motto for the year.
h reads as folio~ · "E~n to be a crumm)
JOUrnalist takcsadegreeofcommanmentthnt
is required h~ almo t no other profc:Mton. not
to mcnuon school acuvuv w
I dt~agn:c with almost ~cry component of
thi statement Howt\er.l contanuc to like it
tn thattt pomu out somethmg \'CI)' 1mponant.
No maner how much tommtttment one ha.'
for one':~ pubhcaulln. somethmg less than
pcrfec:tton mtght ~ the rc ulung product.
God forbtd that thts happens at th~ Log
Of CQUI'$C WC51n\e for perfection IRd prO•
(estuonuJ JOUmllltSUCstandards. kDOWtnl that
in many c~s \\C won'\ meet them. or c\'Cn
comeolo~c. But antcgnty. tn my mind. comes
from the dc:si~ to reach that soaJ and tn the
destre nul to mllkc the same mastakc twt~
lntegnty is perhaps aomethtnJlhot varitd
mdavtduab: havefeh the Lor has lacked tnt he
pasL 1 dKaarce wholeheartedly whcncvaluaama
at b\• my aforcmentiuncd critenon However,
e-ach )tar bnn&J on a new core JTOUP of
andi\idullb wtth daiTcrent adeas of how 1
neW~papc:r ought to come IOFthcr. what al
content should be. and in what manner at
should ~ pmcnted. This year as no U(%pllon By now you ha\'\:
not•ccdourncwlook,and hopeful I\ lindtt at
enttona and ~adabk as we fe-el u Our llC"
masthead 1s the bramchtld of Wend) Wallsn
tn Publiauom. We thank hertor~v.111•~
co d~Jn this m a shon amount of umc •nd
for what ts prnbably ntlt JU."'l compcnutaon
Agam. thank )OU
lf)ouartcunousa~h> the ongmohhcne\\
logo. the gnOms :u~ t1lkcn from the hlnt
sculptu~ perched on eat her stdc ol I he lront
of Odell Manor The mvth1cal crc::u urc '' h•ll
It on and half casle and I haH: no tdca whlllt tt
rcprt:Scnts hrstoncall) Hn('Cfull\ what ''
rcrrcscnl3 (or the papcrtl a new >0Phl)ttCilttan
m desagn b w~ll u '" outlook
Our goal c\~1)' \ear has ~n to bcueu:oH~
UlmUilantoUSI) ntilll bumonsouu:amfUl\
With a hmtte-d ~tllff we w1tl do our utm'\" l!J
C<l\itr what " tmpon.nt tll the mBJllnl\ ol
readers. And, we cncouraJC \ ou to ~lp u en
tht~arcab) cJthcrletttntU'll..no" ot tnttfe>ltftl
$lory tdcas or by )ubmllllng a tot\ )'lur II
As tlu" ts o~ ol m.)' fe" opporlUftlltC" h
address the camput u a ~hole '' would be
u y to run ot1 a& the kc)'t and not ~lop~ n
appropnate PcrhaJK tt would ulf&C'C "' \0\
that ~11/mcmuuptrcd JI''UP ul1ndl\td l
pumnstoaethcrthaspubhut '"'h''\'t'a •e hopt vou hkc \arhat \iDll 'C't Page 6
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The U-B \N" card i~ ahva\ \in fashion.
Use it anvtin1:) to get c.a\h at hundred" of
U-8,\Nk Jnd [\Lh,lnge n1achine" 1n Oregon
Clnd thou"'"1nd\ rnon: acr )"..._the Unite I tates.
Ju~t $-2 d n1onth. \nd you gt"\t chetk.ing, to).
~c e us tocl .. 1\.
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Page 7 Student shares r chat co erence in Kenya
. filliun Detweiler
Of c hr l''tnnnr J 111
\\hen 10,()(10 \\Omcnj.!athert>ll'"
:"\ urob, tn Jul) for the U ~. \
\\ orld Conlc=rcnceolthel ecndeof
\\omen Donndll \\ clle part1Cif13tcd
1n the lorum "ht h nddressed the
nl\ rend of problem., (ncms \\omen
todll)
I or \\ell c.. :1 I eo,~, •~ :1nd Clurk
~tor. one olthc mo~t c:~atmg .u­
rect Ot the forum \\3 10 hD\C the
opponunll\ to meet o,~,omen '"'"
rur.tl bnc ground he ':ltd
"I met a o,~,omun tnamed Mrs
K tolo)"' ho lead~ '1llagc-" omen·
group \\e \\COt 10 a emmnr en·
utled '\\ages h>r Hou'e" "~ ·She
\\C:nt homcnndtold llofthe\lllllgc
''oman that the) should be gelltn.g
p:ud lt\\asbeautiiUito celo:cn)an
"omen recognne the" onh oltheu
labor 11nd the amponunce of 11 m
daah hie."" elle atd. • \\'elle ,.ud that munv \\omen told • ot chear li\c .. 1n countne) ullenng
political unre 1
.. We recci\'l:d update' on polllt·
cal ~truggles 10 Central ,\mcn~u
• outh.\tr ica,thc~O\Iel Umonand
an the W~t . "e he.1rd \Iones; lrt'm
o,~,omen\dail} h\'C£anth~s1ru~les
"\\'hat "as mo~t mO\ing nnd ln­
spmng w;u not nccessanl) th~ hlr -= ?QCM
1.( ,enlor Oorinda \\ ellt talk' "ith Kenyan 'lllagu
"hilt participa lin~ in t .... c <Inference of the Decade or Women.
ot one "oman "ho'e ston \\c -heard, hut the ampuct ol the
hundred of \\omen who 'lopoke up
und who contnbuted to a C\lllccll\c
strength \\C alllclt," Welle 'aad.
1'he Unued ~a11on\ conh:rencc
mrul \\ lie\ ~econd ,j,u to kt·
n)<~ \h, IIDt '"''lied the countn
\\hilt JHI ''lCIJl31lng 10 30 l.C 0\Cr•
.;eu program. Welle ta~ed 1n Ke­
n} a ulter the oflicutl end ot the pro-
8Ulm to \\orl ''ith \\omen 10
Kenran ''•llnge Welle u\cd her C"<-J'c:rrence' dur­
ing the lir't trip to "'nit a the~''
conc~.:rnc d with the prublem' ~e
n} an women fuel \\ elle hud plan·
ned to prc,ent htr worl durang the
lorum 'e~uon of the: onfcrcnce.
"Onginully. there " t\ to be un
arena at the forum for ,harmg indi­
vtduul 'cholal'\hlp, but \ince the
Ken\'Dn government did not h.t\c
lime to read and cen,or each puper.
tht~ ~ecuon oft he lorum "ns can­
celled, '>0 "omen ~harcd thetr in-
Sarandon investigates death
in "Compromising Positions"
Peggy Conrad
and Dana Hayne' - Of chr Ptonru l.ut
E'en no~ and then a \Inter"'" •
refer 10 a \\inc a~ an arpenhng.
unpretenuous hllle rose' That\th~
SAme luling one comes a""' ~uh -after vte" tng MComprombtng Po~•-
ttons, .. one ol thu ~ummer's le"
non-Bi& Budget E:Atri\'UBanz.as formtuaon m'lre casuall~ 10 dt5·
cu .. sron' on the J,t\\n or b\' ctrcu­
l.nmg 'ero' c:.opie~ among an
1nlormnt ron network." Welle ')ald.
'I 'harcd my work m \emmnr
di,cu~~ion-. and anformal di'\cu~­
sion mc:cttn~s on hov. to politicite
the Ken\ an women\ movement.
The mc:eung .. 1ncluded people from
the Ken) an legal aid society, na­
cionul and local women's group)>,
church and development agc:ncie,,
along wllh intei"C!tted Ken}un "omen ' Welle tud •
Welle uad the lorum \\ll~ not en·
urely Ire~: ol rc~t rotrtt .
"Kc:nyuu women .11 the confe•­
c:nct had .t strugglt ot them ov. n
!ltmpl\ .lilt nt11 ng 1 he lllt'ctmg' J he
conh:rcnlc \\a pnhceJ b\' about
son urrnc:d polu;cmen . rhere were
lnfonnauon .agents to tuh duv. n
the names 11f Kenyan \wmen \\ho
mtght )I'IC·•k out 1n seminar di cu~-
aonli," !I he nu.i
Welle ~lltd there \\.IS nut total
unummlly nmong the o,~,umc:n at­
tending the confen::nc.c. "01 course
there v.ere d1llercm:c:s among
\\omen ut the lorum becaw;e
o,~,omen\ Interest~ nrc determined
nolJUM h) gender hut b) economic
rnterc b, ractul con~ adcruuons. po­
litics and rcligiou' u!lihut1on~ For
~"ample, v.omen rrom Pnlc,ttne
.1nd I" ael are dt\'ided by 1ssue ~ oth
er than nender "
\1any ol tht Amencnn women
who auendtd the conference ob­
jected to the t nated States ollscml
delegate;;' \\-ellc \U&d
Welle will !>(! purttcspntang In an
1deas e\change on Ott 3, dunng
which she: \\til pre~ent a feminist
anuly '" olthc conlerence
On Oct. 24, .at 7 30 p. m m the
Council Chomber Wellc:wdl present
a slide 'hoo,~, .1nd dt~c:u~) \"anou~
•hpects olthe conlc:rence .
.. Posutons .. is acomed) -my)tef).
starnng SuWUt Sarandon and R au I
Juha. The 5101) in-.olves a per1od­
ontist tn a l>Uburban l'\e~o~r York to~ n
"ho geu more than friendh ~lth
~'eral female pattenu. Wh~n the
dentiit (Joe Mon1egna) •~ found
murde•cd .phorographsofthe,llnOU) .Sar.~rtdonc·l emnest·and an <Nar
nonunee lor·· \tlanttc Ctt) "') rlay,
a hou c" ite and lormt:r journah1ot
"hn 'ce' I he murder 3\ a chance to
CSC'o~pc the boredom ol dome~Uctt\
and du;,t ofl the old. in\to.tigutive
s~tlls. l o the regret ol her hu:.band
(f.dward Herrmann : '"Purple Ro~e
of Caaro I and the pohce lieutenam
imesugattng the case (Juha, "Kj,.,
of the Sptder \\-oman". "One from
the Hean -, ~arandon begm<ito no)('
around the late Dr. Aed~tein\
UOU)U31 hobb\. • Using D net" or~ of feiJoo,~, Pollet lieuttn•nt Paul JuU.Il)tt.ns In as Su~n Sara don
receives a mysterious phone call durlnc a murder investJcatl on of a prominent local dtntlst In Paramount
Pleture's eomle whodunit, "Compromblnc Positions."
• • pauenu tn comprom1stngposmon~ hou~e"' i"es and I riend!>, arandon
begins to preec together C\'eralthe­
ories about the murder. and rn the
proces\ recches at lea\t one threat
to her :.afety. Meanwhile , her mar­
nage 1, ullerang the Seven Ye.tr
ltcb a' Suro~ndon and Juhd lind
them:.eh ·e~ o~ttractc:d to each other and u·~ notterrtbly onganal (I here i:.
no murder my~tcr) plot that hasn "t
been done and redone). bul darec
tor producer Franl. Perry and wnter
su~an 1\aacs cr rom her novel of rhc
!>arne n~tme) manage to hu all the
right marks. The quulaty of the
darecuon '" )Urpmme con!.tdenng
some of Perry ·~ curlier. for~euable turn up. The audtence meets \Cf'\
leo,~, pcopl~ m this to" n who aren ;t
ob,ious U)pc:cb. "Posnions ·· tS not a great movae.
INTERESTED IN ATTENDING
LAW SCHOOL?
A representative of
Willamette Unive r~ity College of Law
\.viii be vi iting Lewis and Clark College
on Monday. September 23. 1985.
Ms. Penelope H untcr, Assi.stant
will be on campus from
9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
I tu .. lli the perlcct oppnnunuy to
lii'ICU ~ admt s1un pohctes and procedure • lan:.tnci.d a1d
oppor tun 111c:.. C ullcgc of Lav. :.t rcngt h~ and
Ia\\ '>ctwulan general M~>. Hunter v. ill he
f'IC.r~d 10 lalk Ytilh ~tudenL s and ans\\cr
'fiiC'-IIIIO'I Schedule an appointment \\llh the< arccr
~A::.. l'l,lflnua~ c )I flee today. Otcks includrng .. \1on~ignor, ·
.. Momm1e Dearest" and ~Rancho
Deluxe ··
S.trandon as fine and bchevable
She pia)'~ a woman fast approuchmg
mtddlt age, who IS feehng out of
touch and ummportant. and not a
I attic nauercd b)' lhe auenuon from
Juhu Shetnv~ttgat.csD r Aeck~ean\
N0.1 IN TEST
PREPARATION
ClASSES FOfU,IING HOW At
~~MPIAN
EDUCAllOHAL c:vn'Vt
Tft1 ~toon SOtoa"aaa S.nae1D3&
Ff/1 ~rlon ~•• CAl .__ The c;.ttena _ ..
4tn lie» dealh not out of moral .mger or
Cl\ tcdut) but bon::dom and a \Can::h
ror ~c:lf~tcem
lultu rs al\o~uue good. although
he hu~ fatrlv liule wtth whrch to • work Hi~ 'cc:ne' wuh <\arandon
(\ trtuall) the only 'cenes he ha') are
I!OOd and ~.;feun and haaC\ giVe~
them both \nUppydtulogue that I\ a
hllle tooo;ucom t~oh, bu1 nonce helc\~
run
rhe re~t or the c.a'>t ~~ fine .. Her·
rmann 1\ one ol Hollywood\ mo~t
so ltd, .. teudychawc:ter act of\ Juduh
lvey r· rhc: l onely Guy' .. The
Woman sn Red") play~ ~ur<~ndon ·)
be't friend a .. culptor with a taste
lor \Oappy wt~c:crad:~und a rotating
h:.t or bed purt ner:s.
In 1 he linul .snuly"~t'• ··comprom­
a.~ing Po'illton~·· i~ neuher a sctence
lictaon mc:gollid. nor a ntr<h·gct-c\en
cumed\, and thut alone make~ it • memor.1blc: tht~ \'C.tr.lt \ "l:ll-<:rahed • and cnttrtUinmg. lunn) where: it
.. hould be :mJ e"-Ciltng ''hen \o
intended •(. omproml,sng Po,ttton:<. ~.
currc:ntl\ pht) uag cxclu'" eh .uthe
St h ,\venue <. anemil mav \\ttl b~: •
~he )leeper olthe \Ummcr.
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t the conler­
nl thc1r ov.n
~ecllng) . fhe
>cd b\ .tbnut • There were
1ab:c do\\n
v.omen v.ho
'runar discuto-
w1 no1 total
v.omcn Ill·
• UOI cour c
among
m because
determmcd
) economtc
ration~. po­
ltauon~ For
1m Pnlc,unc
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&can women
terence ob
ate<; of hem I
patang 10 an
.1 3. dunng
1 a lemtnt!>l
nee
p m an the
ev.illpre~en1
US!) 'artou~
ce.
nt
ositlons."
I anger or
nda~an:h
d although
whtch to
Sarandon
heha'>);uc
• nac .. g1vc'
ue that I\ u
lOne I helc\!>
fine Her-
ood\ moM
or-. Judtth
uy" ... , he
~arandon\
tth a taste
a rotatmg
mprom-
'>'1!CI~\1Cn
make' it
cll-cruhcd
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v.hcn '>O
Po'>ittons ~.
el\ •lithe -well be
expe­
lt;lvAr ton
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1985 • LC employees recall years spent as LC ents
.lillian Detweiler
or tht J•lunt.-r J •••
Glenn (HC!!f h.1s ~pent 29 ~c::tr
at I c"' um.l Clork :'\u, he\ nut.,
pO•'r 'lhldcm ltlc ~2 I C employee\.
Gregg",, Lc\\ 1~ nnll Clar~ graduate
''"'l no" \\Or~~ lor the college
I L .1lumnt "ho v.or~ lort he col­
lege arc c:mplmed tn ''broad range
ol cul')fiCiliC\ lrom dep.trtment
\C\:rclnnc,, to profc~ or' to wp
ndmml~trutl\'eposllu)n hke t1regg\
(H-cg_g gr<~duatcd from I t: an IQ55
\\ llh o1 de.J,!rCC: 10 pohtiCUJ M.'ICnCc
Hets no\\ thecollegcs•\'1CC pre 1den1
for finance l1kethe othertdum- •
n1 ernplO)CC'i lntCf\IC\\ed.
(J r ell~ h u ~ m u n' m c rn u n t"s
h1s student duv .11 l <
"'I I!\\ 15 ollll1 (lark. an I ho e ) CUt!'>
\\US more ol.t cnmmual) opponunll)
~huol fherc \\en: no cummun1t}
collc:gct,thcn l c" t\ .an~1 Clark, RecJ
.111d the llnm:Nt\ ol f'ortlund "'ere • the onl~ 'chotll" in the areu," (ncp~ • nul
"II \\a dtllcrent bcc,,u,e a grcut
number of the L:u.l u ho "cot here
h~c:tJ a1 home There \\ere abo J>llll
a lot of\\ orh.l War II \etcrans. <;O
orne of the L:td!i \\ere older Some
ol the kuJs \~ere: not ktd).'" Gre~
~:ud
< ,n:gg lOaad I t w~ nut a nohuc-.sll)
acu~e c.tmpu~ m the 1950'"· although
he "a ,, member ol the 'l oung
Repuhhcans
'We (ullu\\ed tate and nallllnal
r.11;c~. but mternauonal pollltC'> \\ere
nut on the lore: I ron I of our concern!<. ft
Gregg 'a1d.
Hi' pnmar} \.Oncc:rn \\as gctung
a JOb upon graduation , he added.
Gregg '>Uld that .thhough a large
number or 'tudcn t~ lived oll<ampu~
the: collegt "'''' ~1111 a c~nter for
\Ocml ucti' itics.
"'l here \\U\ u lot of ,.ocial lite.
We had u lot or dance., There were
about live 10 ~even rraterntllC!> and
three or lour !>Orouue~ then
(,reggdocribed a nhy .. icaJcampu.s
that •~ radtcally different Jrom
tod.t\ • .
"There wa' no library, no chem­
imy butlding, no Pamplin. What
we had were "ar surplus t}pe
:.tructurc:"~ ,l here\\~ no Templeton
\\!hat 1\ no" the art building \\3S
the b10log) building."
(,rcgg satd the on I\· rc:stdence halls.
on c.umpu' were Stewart, Al.:in
and Odell hull\
Gregg wa\ hared bv the college m
1960 '" an <t.'ISI!>tunt to flre~ident
John Ho\\ard
'I o be cand1d, I thought tl would
Jn:.t be a temporaro,: po .. uion lor me
• unlll I could lind a po .. uaon tn Cll)
munagc:mcnt but 1 liked rhc worl.
at l cwt .. and C lurk ... o I stopped
looking (for a dtfferent po!>illon}" Ourinethe !:Oftd old da}" or erea,~r.
and duck IIlah admlni4ttrator [,lenn
Greeg wa'> an I ( \tudcnt
I >ougl.~<, I c:e Ill nnot her pen; on
\\ ho hu~ peril more thiln the a' el"<~ge
four )ear at I C L ec I!> current!)
the resrdent dtrector ot l opel.111d
Hall. the dorm he h\ed 1n t.lunng
h1:. fre5hmnn ~car 1n l%4-h5
.. c opcland \HI on!\ one }Car old
the \Cllr l h\ed thcre,"l c:c md • I ce stud pohucnl aCII\ 1 m "a
gro\\ mg dunng hts student )Car .11
1 ( -Then the btg concern' \\en:
the antt·\\ur mmement, the c.lralt
and to a les er degree, CJ\ 11 ngh1s ·•
I ce re\:alls 'orne I C tr .tdiuons
that ha' c !>lnCC l<JIIen b) the \\.a~ tdc:
He ,aid I re .. hmcn had to wc:ur a
black and or.angc bc:ente .and the
lrc:\hmcn women hud to wear a btg
orange bow. "The obj«t of the bcenae
w,l\ to take: 11 oil the heud ol the
freshmen, ~o lre .. hmen \\ere o.~lwa)
looking around 10 protect their
beenie."
l ec: \.ltd th.tt among other thmg ...
the \ubre\· Wa11e~ Ltbrary had not
been bu11t when he graduated from
LC m 1967. "The library \\a'i 10
Albanv then. It \\as 'tul ry :~nd mold}
and ci'ampcd," Lee <tid.
l ce de~cnbe~ hi\ 'tudent )Car.
here: a~ one 10 "hach the college
under"'cnt u trcmendou' amount
of change.
"I think t.C underwent the: mmt
change~ then Pmident Ho\\ard W.LS
able to lead the college through
the grov.th period that all college~
,.,.ere c::\pcrtenc1ng . It \\U'> a 11me
v. hen we thought we could have
both gun' and butter."
lee wu ftr'lt htred bv l( a'> u
visttmg proles:ioor 10 ASHln st ud1es
an the 'ipnng of 1984 I J'il year he
stayed on m the hlo;tory department
"" an .tssotlatt profe,.,or l ee I\
Feature Brie s
Dtg out the \'Ideo ) ou made: ol
}OUr mter. lind tht \tuan Kaplan
proJeCt you made: la\1 ~pnng the
, onhwcsl Film Stud\ Center is
Jccc:pung \Ubmt~\aOn'> for the 13th
\lorthwcst Film and\ tdco Fe:-11\'al.
1 he festi' alt., an annual surve) ol
ne\\ worl.. b) regional med1a arttM\.
'\tliSI\ .Ire tnVItC:d 10 \Ubrnut11m
and v1deo wort..' m an) lonnat
completed Wll htn the la.\t year In
ddduaon to ca~h and tub \ervtct
.twurd!. the NWfS( wtll a!t:.emble
a tounng program ol fe..uval wanner..
A wnrd' and honorarta Will total
$3,000 ubmas~rons arc: due by Oct
I and the lc tivul wtll be held ~o ..
15 ?.4
•
lnc·t.c Rcvtc\\,"a'>tudent htc:ran • publtcauon , ,.,~pon.,onn!l ·hon fic-
tion and poetry wntang cont~L\ S.SO and pubhcatton "11l be awarded to
the v. inner . 1 he contc't "open to
tht Portland communal\ ns \\ell a -the l ( communtt) . ubrni\Silln'
3rt' due b\ Oct. 21 and hould be
o;ent to bo\ IJ7
•
• l tJKt'nt \.fuguum· '" ~ponsonng
the ftr'>t .mnual r me raid Medallion
Short c:;tory A ward' lor Oregon I tc
uonwruer' FtNprale tncfude,. 150
plus pa)'mentlor pubhcatt,)n r ntn~
mU\t beon~tnul faCtiOn, unpubh\hcU
and not :<~ubmmed chc:where
The deadhnt tor ~ubmts!>ton' 1
1'\Jo\ I \ SIO non·rclundnblt pro
'-C"''"S lee mu~t uccompan) each
indl\'tdual subrnl'l>IOn
l!ntrie:. hould be mu1lc:d to Eme­
rald Medulhon Short Story Awards,
c;; o bqwu \.IQ~ta~mr PO Bollt I IJ7J,
Eugene. OR QN-JO
Pioneer Log, September 19, 1985 c current!) attendtog Ia"' school a
"ell M filhng the po\IIIOn ol Copeland
rcs1dcnt dtrcctnr left ~lll!'.tnt b\ Rob) J Robert!!, ul~o ''" LC graduate.
Some people m:t) than F.m1l)
Ncl on I on the wft\IC•)C<Jr plan."
but ~c:lson "ho ~rndua tcd from
I C lu't prrn • be ••.m n p(l~thon .~~
ll!_\lSlant de sn \ ( o1dm1 100\ Ofl J Ul\
g 19 s
:'\cl"on lll plea,ed to be \ld\lns
onatiC -lt\\a neattoheableto
~t.l) an Oregon and <~I l C becau c: I
\\3~ not read\ 1 gtJ b.,c~ to "tmne­
!>Oia I hD\C u lot of clo c uc here -
\;cl,on sa1d
'\elson aad the Iran rtasn from
IUdent 10 emphnee v.a\ nnt a dtf·
ficult one
I ret.~ll) than~ 11" ~ood to 1.1r1
m the \ummer when no1 :.o man\
.. \ludent o, .rre here and "h1le I "
gelling u~oed to bemg herem a1 "' r
~tudenl titpaclt\ 11 ha not h
that much drfacrcnt "itn c hu
M.uted C\'Cn though I ha\c: I I
fncndl"< here "'-c:l on <Jtd
'el\00 I re-.pon 1hl ( H d
ton tn Ore on Southern ( II n
and her home: 1<~1 'lila n
\\hen ht be~tn lr.J lhn
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learn the~ "-Cf'e .J. m r; S
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rc:JII\ nco.~l be uu e tlumn
c:nme bolt.: re.all\ d feel I .t t
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I h~: slumnt came b •• c~ from a 10-<•
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p~tollunJ,mt:".for ncorn m me
20-10 \I ltll"\ • 1 hC'\ur..rl\.opened oonnpnthe
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dmc c.; ppcd t'l\ u mit\ h lfb<u:L
pas .. frnm lfnm \tamllukntetflnn cr
ti::\'C' Rcb1 hlc:. sen tor \\ 1th the:
e:~.trd pomt attempt m:tde h\
Thl•mp~on the' aNI\ h.id un e 1rh
10·0 lc:<~d .11lc1 &lnc quarter
Thculumn•cnmetu hfelbtc m the
"ccond qunnc:r b 19h4 grad Hruce
CM~on rnmhled m lmm lour )Md
out. to gJ\'e the alumm the1r fi~t
wore. nd momentum\\ hrch cnrned
O\c:r to tht" )t"\.~nd h3lf
\\ uhnsuck\ dc:fen~.thc:nlumm • held the \llf'Slt\ coreles the enure:
hall. I·(IJIO"i~ofumblcd punt n:tum
b~ the ' r51l), quartc:rbnc D.:.t\-e
Hop-on found JQsOsrnd OanJont"$
O\'enhe m1ddle 10 putthealumm up
for good l11enlummhild ha\-eone
tnd: left, as the} g:t\C Lht" \Uf'SII\ a
to teofthelTo"nmed•cme Tatlbad.
Da\c Gnllthre\\ a halfbad:. Pll.' lor
a touchdo\1. n. 3garn 10 the htk
handed Jones
~ccomJ \ear hend coach Don
:\lcCan) renuuns \'C'f\ op11m1 11c
8b0Ul the UJ'('Ommg SC: I On for the
P1oncer footbolltcam "\\'c arc an
tmprO\ c:d loot ball team from Ia~•
)cur. anti "e ha\C: the nght nuuudc \. .
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Suphnmcm "-h•~n Skt·tt .. (.l)l make-. the tacL;Ic on '85 i!Niduatc DaH
c;nll (7) &\ tht ultQn ceh hot and hu'~ in the annual Ut"'lt~ alumni
for n ~ucce sful ea,on ... McCan\
tud
l Cfield \oungteamgotn£ mto
the 19 5 campargn, hut ~lcUtrt}
pmm' out,-\I nn..-n:tummgpla~el"
game<h aluablec:\penen~ In t \ear.
(June u le .... nf 1 he uphomorclo ,,.,..
n lot ol uctton .1 freshmen, and our
Junwr and emor:. came back 10
grea1 ~hape " I he 1•1o,; \\ itllool. to
the mcommg Ire hmen to 1111 ,umc:
po~tttons through~ulthc: \Car
McCart) 1s plea~ed "uh the pru·
gre thl.' team hll' made a far, )'C:t he 'atll, .. \\'e are nut quuc: "here \\e
want to be Comrarcd to l..lst )C:IIr,
"c: arc three to lour \loet:l' uhend,
hccau'e \\C nn\\ haH' u )C:.u under
our hell "uh the ot"\1 $\'tern .. w
Look for the Pto' tn thro" the
hal!...JUIIen b1tth1:;~eason Quarter ~
biJcL: Btll fellov. '·Junior," til be at
the helm and h.,, a line CHlp ul
rccet,el"! to thro" to. Rcturnms:
'cnaurs Ste\c Reh•~ch~c. and all·
di~tnet ~pht end Aoh Gl.sn\llle "'II
htad the reoehmg cotp" \\llh
.ophmnorl.'' D:trn:n Rahicr '-lod Inn
Spikers bolstered by new faces
~like Lund
or tbr PIOOtU l.n&
l'he-nC\\ fooL:· Ptoncen otle) ball
learn got off 10 a rOUStnJ;! SIBf'llhts
~
pll I \\c:d:c:nd v.mmng ll\e of 1
matches at the nmc:·team Oregon
I mtnutc: of 1 c:chnolog) \ ollr:) ball
toumamc:ntrn J\lam:uh Falls.
The ne" too con~tsb of mne
nev. facc:s. ~our ol the ne .... comc:rs
are tn the tantng hne-up I he\
tnclude :sophomore transfer Barb:na
fran JUntonrarulerJud\ Fr.Indsen • and ln.-shmen .\m\ 8olgc:r:.nd Kat h)
apple J01ning them are ret urntng
pla}c:n La a Jucob • u fl<,phomorc:,
1 c:te!l&. I ocl.:c:. a JUOior. and .starttnJ:
oa:maooalh Carol T unm. nhoaJumor.
Tile) arc: ull undc:• the tutc:lage of econd .)ear coach Ron )(a)
I he lad) Pto'. \loho had three
mntchei on fnda) and three on
Saturdll). ended the tnurne) "tth a
record econd onl\ to undcteatc:d
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I mltt"ld College. \l.hOm the) did
not pill) Among l.c:v. t) und CliJd "S
\1ctones "ere ~orthwest Conh:rc:nce
or Independent Collc:gc:'s foe, \\'1!·
lameuc Uni\e~it'i and \\'human
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College. fhc:rr onl) lo~\ . "a~ to
!')outhern Oregon State Collegc.l C'
record no~ tJnds at t.--2 utter u
VIC! Of) over V. arner f'acthc College
and u lo '10 a tough tlni\Ct'>il} ot
Portland team rnor to the:
tournament
Of the: ~c:a~on, ti: &) i~ opumiuu:.
.. Weare a bctterte.,m than last ,year,
v..e'rc: more lolled and -a lot deeper in talc:nt •That wknt wtll be put to the
t~l right u~ay n' the l ( sp1ker~
face much tougher opronenh th1
)Car ... \\'e\c upgrJded our schedule
1 remcndou~l)," satd Ka).
The: comb10at10n ol nC:\\ l.tces
and inex~ncncc e\ en I rc~hmc:n
are on the ro,ter rna\' hinder pl.t}
early in the year but the P1oneen.
can look I of'\\ ard to-a ~nod ~ea on.
Kay. \.\:ho changed hh t)·lc: ol pre·
St"a.\on tmmmgthl') carl rom ngorou
to de' etormentiJI, )laid the) hould
~hov. conunued tmprovemcnt
throughout the year Our troining
camp wa.~ de,igncd to muh u~ plus
be:' I at the end ol the }CUr "
The \'ollcyball team cun be: 'ecn
m action agallbl W•llamc:uc: tomght
at 7 in Pamphn Sports Center
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football ~llmt ... u.o ptclurrd are 'OJ,hnmore Jun l<uruhara 179) and
alumm Brian ( ourier ("\1) and OaH' Grocchel (61) .
Mo1zoch• al~o 'ectng u~llon
Ho\\C\cr , coach ~1c( art) lt-eh
th..tl an order to haH~ a good .ur
anod:,thc J•wnccr.. mu .. t ho~\c l!OOO
rerformancc:, from the runmng
bad: . In the baclhc:ld thi~ 'eu,on
"•II h\! .. entur lull had Alan Am ling,
'' ho oat out ~uturda) \ alumm gume
.... ith .tn tnJUr~. 'cnror H trr)
Mum11UJ.: a,l rc:,hman Cratg '\cl,on,
.md 'o)'lhurnore Mark Came..
"As a tc.1m v..c "ant to ha\Jt a
\\JOntn~ \Ca'>on. Wc:'\'c made a
commit mcnt I rom the end ol Ia~ I \Ctlr,tolht·stort ol th1 ",.,,,on wtth •
thnt 111 mtnd," McCart\ utd. •
I he f•wnccn. open tile regular
c:u on tim. Saturdu\ "'th :1 nnn·
conlc:rem:c g.rmc agatn\t Wc,tc:rn
WOJslungton I he) Clpl:n t herr nc"
Columbi.• f·ootball t.easue 'ca,on
uga'"'' Oregon ln,tllute ol
Technology .. \\'e need to ha\C
comrnuntl\ ' ;.JOd 'tudent '>Upport
bclund ll\, \\'c :shnuld prove to be an
t:.ltc:JIIng team to w.uch .• rnd hopei uti)
'uc~oc,~lul!" Me Curt v )Utd •
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1 er~ locke po"c:r!> 1 ~pike over the l nlver~it)
Jacob\ (6) and A my Bolger (4) looll. on ---' c 1 t , H.•,w»-. .. or Portland ... l ISa
Sports Briefs
Wuh lhccontro,ersy rc:sol\cd and
the suihng dod: lirmly m r C:V.. is .Jnd
Clark h.md~ the -.1uhng tcam.under
the guidance of nc:\11 coach Heather
Bo~ d, beg.1n practicing Ju,t \.\:Ctk
1 here: "ill be r., c: regattas I all term
and Oo)d :.;.ud he: b cxpccttng a
good e.1~on.
Bo} d 1 a 1983 t C grudu.ste "ho
5UI)Cd With the lCoam and \\t"Ot 10
nuuonaJ, three: time'< • I m hopmg
the f 1985) team witt hav~ the same:
~u~:cc '·" Btl~ d ~aid. r he l cwl\ and Cturl.: crew team
1s hcginnmg the ""~on nut wuh a
regatta but "nh a couch ~cure h. A
governmg bot!) ol tt.tm member'
with the atd of Kelh ~mnh,collcgc
outdoo~ d~rcctor bc:r,rn lookmg
\\hen liL\1 \cur's tudcnt co,u:h Karen • Middleton xruduated .
"vic :tn\1. hilt"" or!..:outs bC!!<.IO ye:<>·
tcrdav lor the more thun 50 heutt)
~oul' who br.l\e the mornml! cold
to ~train and lt~l lhc~r mu .. dc,
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Pioneer Log, September 19, 1985 II
:tboul
are ltloll
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I he
Iumbra
pr~cn
Cua
tcam .. d
technl
1 ht
of con<
plu)lnj
Hetsor
11011
right 1
from~
along
wa~ P
that ha
an art
him to
cum e .
nnd ca.
er·~ b~
team IT
pte hu
direCII
'lee, 1'11
game
If tt
theRe
hove~
all II U(
lor re
come
The 'il
then~
tt I . an
thesh
de~cc:r, ,
spher
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ing o~
So
crnte
game
uonul
field,
rnun
a ball
Bost
the •
(an">) w
my u
\UV, '
Thee
~and
fan\
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i79) and
on''"" • td.
regui<H
1 a non­
We,ter n
lc!ir new
C\eU\00
UIC ol
to have
'up port
~to bt.: :.m
opcfull)
"'' te.tm
wuh a
arch. A
embers
leo liege
oo!l.tng
1Karcn
llO } C':\·
hearty
~g cold
le~. set to ~·'ike
Lynne Casey
Or thr l*ln11trr I 01
II \Vcdnodu~ (lnmc:,uysan} thing
uhnul the men' o"cr team. they
arclon~IO~·II :J\CI')' UCCC)\fUI ~·li~l)n
till\ \ ClU
1 h~· Pto's ouiM:orcd l.tl\H!r Cu­
lumbtu College 4.0 tn thetr sc ... ond
prt!>Cason gumc olthe year
Co,tch Huns Mtddlehmcnsaid the
tcam .. cumpktel) domtncned l.CCC
techntcall} ...
Tht!\ tS Middlchm.cn ' first "car -ol couchtng at I C but he has both
playtng and conchtng c'\,xnencc.
Het~ ongmally I rom Hollund.,.. here he plnycd semi-pro ~oocccr He c.amc
Ill tne lJ S. :11 the .ape ol 17 and
pl.tycd lor Oreson '\tntl l mvenuy
lie al~n holds a nullonulltccn e for
co:schtng .and ~ouch~ 1 v. o other
Portl.aml soccer te.ams.
Mtddlehovcn cud 11 would t.tkc
~ome prncuce bel ore 1 he tebm reallv
com~ together. There are only 10
rcturntng plu)crs, two trumler
pl:t)er"· .md there tare fre5hmen
.. We: don't reull} ~.nov. CJJCh other
)C:I, but b} the mtddlc ofther.eason
'"~ hould be lookmggood." \ltd­
dlchoven said
~ltddlehm en' m.ain concern tht"
!>Cti.'>Un 1\ ~CIItngn good ~cortng f root
hnc I or the te.tm.
Red Sox fans give an
Mike Lund
Ot lh~ Ploneu Lot
ltmt '" called 010.. Detrost Tiger
right helder K tr~ Gib,on walk~
hom ht" po ... sllon tov. .ud the \l:tnd~
along the loul hne tn Boston'.; Fen­
way Parle He \COops up a beach ball
th.u ho~ gone a\tral-a\ the fan,,ju't
an arm\length a~ay , 5cream for
him to throw 11 back from whence it
·came. (.llb~on ignore!> the crowd
and cu,uall) 'trolb o\·er to the rig­
er's bullpen 8"''"1? the ball to hb
teammate' Suddenly, JO 000 ~~
pie hurl \lerbal abu'e in Gtb.,on's
dirccuon bullheyaren"tangry,)ou
'ee, in Bo~ton it's all part of the
game
If the beachball had gotten mto
the Red So' bullpen thefun~ would
have taken on an enurely dsfferent
auuude. They would have chee~
for rehef pttcher Bob Stanley to
come: out wnh ht!i dreaded rake
The ,adtsllc bleacher bums would
then bcgm chanung, "Ktlt it1 Ktll
it!~ and wouldn 's be <~ausfied unttl
the sharp line" of C)tanlcy's weapon
descend upon the defensele .. s
~phere . That\ ba,eball Bo~ton
't) lc there h always o;omething go-
• mg on.
Sometime,, during a long 'ea-.on
of ba eball, the game' must be tol­
erated. but never in Bo~ton The
gnmc' are alv. ay cxctting, emo­
tional and lun to go to: if not on the
field. then 10 the •Hands. II 'item~
liningthotthi -.hould be thec.1Se 10
a ballpark (pronounced •boUpa.h.k ~ 10
Bo~ton) thut i~ the mo\t umquc 10
the MaJor I eague~ (!>Orry Cub
'·10\)
When people .t'>k me how I spent
my ummer 'acuuon I will proudly
~uy. "tn the cheap 'Seal!> lU Fenway ~
'rhe cheap 'eat' are those fev. thou­
sand scah tn centerlield where the
fan!. do anything, <,ay unyt hsng .snd
8!02 s.w.
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0711 boo (or cheer) anything. I hey arc
relent!~' and merctle'"· even to
thetr own Red \ox. Everything t
fair game and nothing get" b) them,
on the field or in the st.tnd' 1 hut
gives me the distanctaon ol bemg a
genutne bleacher creature. It's the
be't 1 hrce dollar enteruunmcnt
anywhere .
A lar llS group parttt'ipation
goe' Red Sox tans can't be beat
The" ha\c picked up on the great
debate O\cr hght beer. Great ta.\le
or le~s filling? The fans start banter­
mg O'ic:r that one until tinnily they
hove dueling bleacher ecuons
And The Wa\e., Well, that all de·
pends on how well the Sox ha\ie
been playtng One ntgbt amtd~t a
wmmng \trcak. The Wove made IU
succe ssve round' Other tame~.
when the <\ox arc: down, st fatls to
get one turn Tht\ '' not through
lack of dfort by the bleacher crea­
tures though. as they boot he people
tn thcexpen\IVe,eau for not trymg
One fa\ orite plo) ol the bleacher
bums 1!0 to msstreut toun!its who
wear baseball hat!> or other teams
on~ mght a man came to the
bleacher~ wuh a camera and,, e~
York \-tel\ hat. Ea"Y pre) for the
creature'> t\ lew of them began
.Yelling out nDmes of ~h:l playe~
from the 1969 World 4iiertl'5 team.
··Ron woboda! Ra\ \adcckt! Ed
Kranepool! Cleon Jone)! fug
McCJruv. !'' Finally the man turned
around, tooled ur at them and
smtled. on I)' IO henr. "Some Mel ran
vou .sre \·ou should a turned around -on Ed Kranepoollor Chri ,ale<i! ..
The crowd laughed hy,tencull) a"
the p~eud~Mct fan sanl in his ~;eat,
mo~t a<;\Uredl)' thinlong nnt 11me
he would <.pnn8 lor the ht~hcr pri­
ced (and les' dangerou') bo"' 'eat,,
Mo~t nt@hts you wall 'lee: a do1en
or \O tun' c:\COrted lrom the
bleachers in varaou' ~tate<> of in­
ebnauon, u"unll) 10 u chorus ol
Open 7·1
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Pioneer Log, September 19, I 985 "'0
l>
:::D -t -m en _, I
I f •
Coach Han\ "t1lddlthOYtn say~ it will take ome
practice bdor• tbe men·\ ~c:cer tum really com~
toaether. but LC .. completely dominated" tower Columbia CoiJt&t winnina 4 -0 In lhtir 1tcond
prnawo pme or the sn.~on.
ucation in the bleachers
boo' and often a~uulted with paper
cup~ All tn lun. of cour\t. Once in
:awhile though tlthc:y nre particu­
larly na.~l) to the opponents they WJJI
get cheers and htgh fives n the}
de cend the \leps to e'lttle. It was
also fun to w.uch the drunks get thrown
out-provtding t wasn' one of them­
becau\C then I could mm e dov. n
and take thetr seaLS.
I thought I'd ~en n all until the
night.,.. hen three seemingly normal. :sober and very auracuve young la­
dte:s were escorted from lhe park.
Roos? Arc )'OU ltaddmg? Boston
fan aspprcctute quality. The girls
got a 51anding ovation wilh the
same vigor of one foJJov.mg a Jtm
Rice home run. At tht potnt the
fans were practically bc~.ing to get
thrown out
Ye1. bemg a bleacher creature
.... as an cxpcnencc . This .summer I
learned hov. to get in there and be row d), how lo pin.) all II:\ beach·
b;JIIs bcmg knocked round the
stands.,, once. how to chol:c dov. n
u Fenway lrnnk nnd a v.orm beer
and enJO.) n, and v. hoto boo, ho~ to
boo nnd v. hen to bo., Mo)ttmpor·
tantly I learned ho .... to male the
most out ot an} game It wn an
c:dul!aiiOn . I guess I ~pent m)
ummer .. ·acauon JUSt hlc I do ltle
rest oflhe )tar lenrnang.
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