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

Volume 50, Number 2

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1985-09-02

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fh
a,a\1 yur \ludent, protm~ I.C Investment~ ln ~outh
ACrtu through tht Commmon fund. Thl~ yur the
Board or Trustee~ I, hearin& the alternative l"ltosln~ l
Idea., oC oraanizatiuM like the South A(ric:a Action
Croup.
Lewis and Clark College Vol. 50 No.2
September 26, 1985
LC reapplies to Phi Beta Kappa
Robin Franlen
Of tht Plonnr l.oc
Mcmbc:" of thenauonal schofa.,t ic
honor:lf) Ph1 Beta K.tppaare in the
proce!>' ol rcappl\tnf for a Le"1'
.tntl Cl.1r~ chupter lollowtng denial
1n the spring of 1981. The chapter
\\Ould he 1ni11ated an the spnn~ of
1987
I he thrte-~t<tge . two-year upph·
cation prm:c~s occur m u 1 hrc:e} e:..r
nclc dunng \\ hich colleges and
UniVCI ltle ,Ire IOVItC:d tO appf), rhe
rcapplicahon rroce:;' bcmg coor·
dmah db\ \s~i~tunt r>canofFacult y
John \bele " an the: fin.t 'lage
whcn:: thccolh:gc~u pphotn \lllutlontll
mlormuuon to the Pht Beta k...1ppa
Committee on Quuhf1catton ~ due
h)' Nm. I. I Qli5.
"I he dean ol fucult\··~ office I'> a •
IO<.'al potnt for gathenngmforma llon.
Ho\\e\er it will be tht ( Pht Bela
Knppa) mcmbc11i v.ho muL.ethe linal
dc:ci"on lor applia1tion ... Abele ~id .
Followmg rc:vie" b) the Com· mittec on Quuhticauons, tf mvucd,
the college v. ill proceed 10 the econd
~tep, maltngu full apphcatton be[on:
the ~ommiuee b) OGI. I, I Q86.
The lull applicauon tnclude •
among other r~earch, !'>IIlii tiC) on
the sa Iurie' nnd rnnks of the facuh.),
hov. man) I acuity hn\'e Ph D.· a
">tatcment ol the college's financull
rc:)ources, .1 detatlcd de~cnptton of
the: hbrur~, ho" man) tudent
graduate from LC, \\here the) go
alter graduation
fhc:thmJ \t.Jgecon\tW>ol.lC'. tmpu
't~lt.Jlton b) rc:pre~cntall\ C:\ of Ph1
Bet.t J....1ppa poor to the pnng ol
1987 mc:elln€ olthetr ~nate .
\orne of 1 he mujo1 reu,on' c ned
lo1 the: JQ81 reJeCtion dc:ctsiOn b)
Pht Beta K.tppu mclude .ln O\t'r·
emphu,is on crcdn lle;.trang cour cs
m he.lllh and ph)'tcal education,
too maO\ cou~e~ ollc:rcd on u • credu-no-c rc:dll ha'' , and a lack of
commo n.tlll~ tn•socacty.mdCuhu~ ..
and"l onu:mporaf) I o,UC) .. cour~
Other potnt,ol c•itici'm included
a htgh auruion nne:, un enrollment trend toward vocationalism and
profe,'\ionali~m. a decline m 1 he
number of students appl) ing for the
B.A.degree,and unimpressheGR E
score<>.
H o" C\"Cr. Abele ~ms confident
that thecollege'sapphcution "til be
:o.uccc: 'lui thts round lollov.ing
change-. in the core·curriculum llhe
"ft.J\IC Inquiry" class replacmg
usociety and Cuhure"v.ork I rom a
common syllabu ) and the mitiatton
ol an endov.ment campaign . The
college. in thiS applicmion, v.·11lbencr
pomt out that many of the,\·~ and
8'" rtctiVCtJ by t.C ~tudents accordmg
h.'l Phi Beta K:..ppa \ letter,81 percent
"ere for purttal credit cour~e' such
a' ph'''>tcal education, music anJ
• • "ommumcuuon'
\bek ees thcdelintuon ol manors
.., ·,howang tntere:-.1 in ~arcfull)
planned curnculum. h outline' an
appropriate ub,et of caur5es v.tt h
more coheston. rat hct than htl\ mg
~tudent' taL.e a .. mattering ul unre­
lated c:our:\e11," he aid.
Conunued on page 2.
Tropical ecolo~., to be science
Robin Fran1en or tht Plunttr l o&
"I roptcill I colorv t:rugih:
f:nvtronmc nt' ··,,the \UbJCU olthi~o
)'tM\ \Cacncc wmpostum tO be held
Sept JO thrllugh Oct I
Orgumrcd o\CJ the 11ummer by
n:pl'e\Cntullve5ol tht Nmurnl \ctcnu:
Dl\'l!lton and coordtnu tcd h) th~
l>eanol Fncuh) \ollicc,theprogram
tnclude..~ ltclurcs h~ H .aruld C
Conldin :..nd Hugh t_ Popcnoe
Conklin i~ a profe,~or ol
nmhropolog) ut 'I' :tie Uni"e~ity und
curator of anthropol ogy ut the
l,cabtld)' M u11eum ol Nat ural
II !\lory,
He is ,, member of the National
Acodtm) ol !)ctencc.,, a fcllov. of
the" 1\mcric.an Academy ol Arts und
Sciences. and the pa't p~tdent of
,\mcrican l:thnoloatcal Soctct)'. Prole ,or Conkhn hu tudted and
pubh,hed widel) on a v:mct) ol
toptc-. teluting to the anthropolog}
.md ecolug} olthe tropu.:~
Popenoe i~ a professor ol ,oils
and dtrccts both the: Center lor
1 rop1cul Agriculture nnd the
lntcm.lllonal Program m \~tm:ultu~
at the Uni\Cr$11) ot r lortdu He
aho 'ened u' the Oire<'tor ol the
l enter for AquatiC Sciem.,• and the
St.ltt llniveNt) S)'tem floridu ~.t
Grant progr.1n1
Pllptnoc: \c:n·c~ the Nauonal
,\cadtm) ol \cat nee ll.\ u bo.trd and
commutce member on studies of
1 echnology I nno' allons and
International Dc:vtlorment.
Popenue h11.' consulted lor tht l1 nucd
State~ JO\crnmcnl, Rockeleller
Foundatmn , Columbu1 UniHr hy
on numerous programs tn Panama,
Fl S;llvador, Hondurus , Costb Rica, Jamntcu und \'ic:tnam.
P 11.,, ctcnCt' )'mposi.t huve dealt
wuh computer 'lcien~c. ph)">iCS and
chc:nu:o.tf), \\tth thts )e<!r tocu-.ing
on biolog)'. "T hh reall) hu~ ~01.!181
mt.Jning ao; well lind tic,) m \\ith
anthropology, ~oc•oh,S'' and u 'ur­
tcl \ of dillcrcnt department~ . It
o.nldr~'cs a gender context and
O\C:f'tas program\," John Abele,
a ·)i!ilnnt deun ol facult\, s:tid • Abele said the evenini talks, mon:
thnn the derurtment seminar.. arc
fo1 the rubhc. "No adduional
k nowkdgc of the subject is needed,
jloUI intemt," ht aid.
The ~pealetl, who will r~I\'C
honorariums plus tra\cl expenses ,
v. til have opportunities to '~it classes.
meet students and lacuh\'llnJ uttend • \ nrious 'iOCi:ll runctiOO\ ,
1 he series wa~ inttiatcd simul­
taneou$1}' with the 1979 dtdication hot oneatLC
Sheila Mc:taren
Of lht Pionttr f.o&
fhc: lC\eruy of South Afnc-un
up.arthetd hn\ become 11 maJOr i~,uc
with1n the tJnucd Swtes Man)'
colleges mclu«Jmg l.ev. ''and Clark
~upport South ,\ftu:an b01Unc: \.eS
nntl corporauon) thruugh tn\C:Sl·
menu; 111 the common fund How­
e\er, thts may change as the Board
of TruSICC:J considers ideas from
the I.C community regardang 1ts
common fund 10'-'t$tments
The common fund 1s a non-profit
organu.atmn that was !ounded 15
year~> nso "llh the help ol a @rant
from the Ford Foundation. The
purpose of the fund is to provide
professional mvesunent nwtagement
for endov. ments ( un tnnuuuon 's
income from donations) of panu~i­
pattng colleges.
Glenn Gregg, vice president tn
chnrse of finance tor LC. is closely
IOVOived With the Common fund.
He regard' his role '" .. ,imply to
coordinute and carry out the deci·
5ions ol the Bourd of Fmunce,"
which, olong v. ilh the Boud of
Trustee~ and it~ commiu«<- mak~
dteaStons rc:gurding the common
rund. He de~cnbed the common
(und'll purpo~e as u wayro manage
the mcome of h1gher edueauon and
ntd he lec:ls 11 has u '"good track
record."
A maJor tnuc: at hand regarding
the common lund is the fact that 11
tn\C:5ts l.C mone) in South Afncan
busin~ e . ,t sort potnt wnh man) '
m the t C community. espcc1all) '
th \outh ,\lncan Ac.tton Group
Th~ antl·'llpt~nhetd group v.ould like
to sec the mone\ 1nvestcd in the • common fund hmitc:d to un area ol
mvestment that dOC'\ not mdude
any tics Wtth South Afru:an busrncsse) .
Chaynthu Phctp , n member c1f
SA,\(i, 11aid ulhc group fecb that
Yhcn we 1nvcs1 tn South Afncan
bu11aneues 14e nrc economtcally and
pohucally 10\o'CSting an slavery "
A scpurnte area ol tn\Utmt:nt free
rrom linancmg outh fncnn
bustn~ is c:urrentl)' not a~aulnble
wnhtn the common fund but mil}
be formed in the ncar future tf there
is enough interest from fund
10\'C:StOTI.
fhecommon lund ts very prof·
uable in\C$tmcnt (or LC •IJ's been
\try successful,· Gregg satd ... The
marlet value has risen SJ90,()()() 1n
appro:<.~matcly a lour month period ..
SAAG 1s on the agenda 10 speak
at the ne.xt tn .. estment c:ommattcc
meeting on Oct. 7. They are hopmg
to gain the support 'hey need from
the 8o;~rd ol Trusted lor the bo)'COU
of South Afncan bwmeues ... we·re
remamang ou hope lui as v.e con ...
Phelp said .. We reullydnn t knov.
v.hat v.ill happen."
The common fund begun rnainl~
~ith imotmentlromsrnall colleges.
rooay,aV11tm.yof -hoolspanrcipat.e.
including large ond presttgtou s
schools I rom all over the nauon
U~tng the cnl.lo~ment.s from
partlctpaung colleges, the common
fund emplo)"i the c peruse servtces
of professtonal mvcstm:nt firm
natjon~ide .
These tirnu mvestthc cndo\1. ment
montv of all the schoob an the best •
po~iblc manner. one "hich will
allov. the money 10 grow much faster
and generate more income thun tt
would other~o~~ise using local
in~~tmcnl lirms
John Abrlt, a\~istant dtan oUacuh) . i~ hclpin' racult) Phi Brta Kappa
mtmbrr:-• appl) r., an LC chapter of tbc schollbtic honorar~ b) ~athuint
in'\litutional inronnation and coordinating tht proc~ . H•..t""
s posiutn subject
ol the Ohn f'h) IC ·ChemiSlf)
Butldm.g on campus... The sympo um
t!> lunded 111 p.ul ") n ~' ml from
the 'UIII)nul l:ndu\\ mcnt lor the
Humunihes nnd i, p.1rt ,,, the ron~·~
cunnnuingsc:nesol publi }mpo ia
utgemkr ~tudtes, den~ and \OCtet~.
and mternfttiOnlll. ludiC$,.
All e' c:nt nrc tree und open to
the pubhc.
.. h' rcuii)JU'tnseni ctlle'ef) ­
one, ;\belc wd ... anothc.r antellcctunl
tApcnencc ..
Pru&ram
Monda,, ~pltmbt-r .)O
•"Tropical Fore 1 and~ hi fling
( uhl\ aCI(ln ", H~rnld . Cunlhn
I.JO p.m .. Ohn Hall. room 204
• "(nerg) ~trntegte) 1n Tropa ul
t\gncuhure ... Hugh L Popcnoe
J: 15 p.m , Ohn Hull, room JO I ( 8Jolog) f.>cpunntcnt cmanllr)
Joint f,,cninc tall
... 1 wp1cal Eth(loa,grotomtl')-.
Harold C' Conk.hn
•"Rmlag1cal D1'e~tt~ nod
Strntegu:-s 111 u tumable 1 ropacal
gm:ultur.al S} tem ", Hugh I
Popenoe
7•45 p m .• fc:mpleton Center,
Council Chamber
I uoda t. Oc:to~r I • • "l.cammg fmm Women!:.\~
Sde\1o~ in lfu~no" Hnrold C
onL:hn
I· 0 p.m • Ohn Hall. room 204
(SocnliQg} nthropolotu
Oepanmenl Seminar)
• .. Utologu:nl Ot\~r ll\ m I Ulpt
cat gn ultural S\'l<t~m., • Uu~h
I Pc1pcn~
3 IS p m. Ohn H;JII.mum \ell --News Brief--
•
There D~ no\\ 24 n~\\ chnm an
1 hc ubrc \\ tlc l1brun nnd 44
morc::mce..\pectcd b\ theendoflhc
mllnth
The tnlltnl :!4 ( 1nd tour altho"~
c~rccted next wecl.)\\cretho ;e r ted
numbc.r one b\ ~tudentsln t JlrlOS,
lhc\ hn\~ been rlnoed around the
lables 1 he other 40 c:htnrs hove
p ddcd :!.eat nd.bac s but no rms
Prestige· a factor
in quest for charter
Contmued from page I
•ltsccnu to me sood re~.""X~l]nttlon
ol thc qunht) of the college,- Pha
Bean K<tpp.! member Richard Peck
sud •J\I.!>OIJoOO prest&g•ou.sscholarh
or~amzatton " hose n:quarrmenh1ln:
quate tnngent ..
s cndcncc of the tnngent
rcqutremcnt to enter Jlht Setn
Knppa,tn JO l.ofth~7 tnstiiUIIon'
th 1 apphed. onl) 12 \\CI'c cho~en
fN mtcnsl\"c!i;tUd).• nd 6" crefinnll)
recommended for choner -n,e rrestagc factor lS oertatnl\
part of n (lhe reason for nppl) mg
for Pht Rttn ~appal :school \\e
OC'Iate "nh "ho arc 'en com
pa blc to LeVi I nnd Clnrl arc ur­
pn edthnt'-4edon"lh \Cit," \bele
~:lid
PIONEER LOG
Edt tor: F«lbln Ranzc
Moneg1ng Editor: M han
F ·ana..
Copy Editor. Arv.c R ooum
News Editor: J Da 1-'..a s
Forum Editor. Torr t..Vd
Features Editor: Df'l~t t
Sports Editor. t.'
Photography Editor·
" Production Editor
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Circulation Manager:
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Advertising Manager.
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Sports wn 1 P.rS: ....,.,.,.:. r ,,..,..,..,
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Photographers :
Composition:
Adviser.
Splrllual Gutdant'<l.
THE PIONEER LOG
Page 2 so the\ "'" ht ru.,und the arrel
1 hc:chm~ around 1hetnhles ro't
appro tmntel) t \\ICC: n~ mu<'h J" the
other.; llu: monev fm them ''n!<
I tkCII rrom the hbtnf') fund rather
thnn the dum fund Ln 1 prang the
hhrnn \\ pl.1nntnr, to bu) onh 0
c:hnn~ "llh monc tn the chotr fund
• nd rcplnce the other chatr "' the
hbr " at the rotc ol 50 per )ellr
A tms I thnll) Duector Rnndull
Collver 111d the hhf'dr'V" all c:onunue
to replace the ch ~~ around the
tuble ""h the e penme model:
the others nre caster to rcp:.ur -.nd
hould hold-ur "ell
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lallo\\ uutomaue cnh bJd. P.l 1
1cnn el 1
I ·2 I I nil-JoN an:hng for "hen your I
fO\\nhncl bu) or)ouarcunnbleto I
lnns\\er, dtnl •1 plus the number 1
1 "hcrC)OUcnnbcrcached nlcanceh 1
1 na,h •..a I
I Put call on hold I o ana: I. hnngl I up rccener or d1nl nnsh-button I
I t:ontcrencang I
I Dmllir t number her greeting I
I \\homevcnnswen. dud Oil! h·buHon I
Jnnddlnlscoond number GrcetSC\.ond I
I per on and htt Onsh-buuon again I Jl hrec·W3) conlcrcnc:e 1). tntllutcd I 1 1 runt Queuang I 1 It calling m otl-cnmpus number I
llhBt as bu~\. \OU rna\ hcttr a bu) J
l!>t~nnl. fullo\\ed b) ,, ~oltd tone 1
1r h1' md1cntes thnt) our calla~ reg•'· I
1tercd ant he compuu:r and) (lU an: 10 1
1tme for the ne t 11\llllnblc trunl: 1
hnc \\hen lane 1 free. vour phone I
h\111 nng and \our call·" 111 he pull
I throu~,:h R' c.anetls L ___________ j Gifts to college balance budget
J. Uunu ll:n·nc' •
(lllh~ l'111nt11 l.(t~
G1flt-o1 finrul~:t:SI!>UJ1JlOfl tul\e
tncn:n cd86rcrccnt0\crthd • 1
four ~cnrs ,lend mg too hlll.tnccd
college budBCllur the 15th con
CCUll\ C \C<Jr
Pre "h:nt James Gnrdncr
announced c:.rher till!> mo111 h t hut
momes for"1mmedtnte finoncual
~uppon ... n oppo ed todclcrred
nr re tncled fund'. h 1\e rt en fum\ $0(,!40 an 1981-82, lO
7 -l,IQhan 19S4-..S
Spectfic mcrc.~scs tndudc ,,
JUmp of 642 percent tn uppor1
from trustees nnd O\ c~ecr11 (ta
S29il, ~92 la~t )c.sr). 54 percent
nse 10 g1fts front nlumru (to
96.-tOl). 453 percent JUntJl 10
donouoMfromfacuh). tnd 10ft
(to 3,980) hrtd nn mcr~asc of
102 percent from group nnd
churches (to 12 180)
t•unllang rrom the Oregon lnJcprndcm College I ound.uwn
decrcn .. cd .,Iicht I mer the lnlii­
)'CIII pcnod, from 2Hdl7 to
215.71\4 Mone\ from Jl••rcnt
ol Mudcnt chmbell5 percent to
'\ 1.07tl l·oundllllOIIS JliiChed an
55.9~0 ln~t )Car. nn mcn=u col
72 percent. '' h1lc "other cor po­
rnttons" donutcd JQ,711 can
an rcrc cof3bOpcrttnt)nndM01hcr
tndl\ 1du.1h" .ulded 2J.54l
to threollege ~ol fcrs Can ndd111on
of71 percent)
SOURCES OF SUPPORT
PERCENTAGES OF CHANGE
TRUSTEES&
OVERSEERS
$39,706
to
$294,592 FACULTY
&STAFF FOUN­
DATIONS ALUMNI
$720
to
$3,980 $32.600
to
$55,930 $62,591
to
$96,403
(GraphiCS courtesy oiiSALC)
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ONE lllJNDRED \'ISITS fOR S 100.00.
SBABE TBJS SPEf.lAL OFJ'ER WITH 1\ FRIEND.
Throughout th•• numth
c.•f •ptt~rnl t>r sunt.uttt su11
l. f'ntl'r oilers Orw Uuntir•·d
\'1 ll furS 100 00 sagn up
h) cpt .. rnb••r 311, lllnS ruui
u e your\ 1s1t b) !).,, l.'m·
ht>r 31, IUSi'i Tht' tltft•r 1 an
he UH'U h.> un•• ut mort'
pe~n Go m \\ uh"
I nend. and ~·'' a gloruJus
rdlhanttnn that \ou c.m
k•·~p all .> t>:.tr lun~
A 1 !:iuntan" ~un (._Pill t•r
we• feature tilt• prm ••n !'IIIII
tana Thnnm.: Fh•ds and 11 pr(lgT;IIn t hut t•lJmul .tt··~ ull
nsk uf hurrun(ol u11tJ (lt.'t•lJnJ.!
\uu 14lll t•wntonaulv under
tllt' S<>ll l'\A hg.hts .\\ llhiiUI
the• chst umfnn ut th•• sun\
hurnmg rn)' Calltuclu\
and t.•k'" ,,1\.tntu~· · uf St•p
t••ml~t•r s JWI 1.11 mt rocluc
tor) nflt•t \sk ahuut mn
r•tl\l•r JW<.IUI
Sign-up dat~ extended
until October 30th fur
Le\\ is & Chuk "'tudent-.!
sunTAn
IUH'R~
M-J 7am-IUpm
635-4491 .... , """'-~''"' un llaru tJJnn
SUNTAHA IS LOCATED N[Xl TO THE lAtiE: CLUB IN J.IEHCANTIL[ VILLAG£.
ON THE CORNER OF' KRUS(WAV 6 BOONES FERRY RO IN UKI:: OSWEGO
Pioneer Log, ... eptember 26. 1985 .1. l
or
1\n etlort
tore.1hgnn11
1raii\C dutrl
The result,~
ancludes 1 he
Thec1tvt5t
nrt~ . nntun
ctence
General Sl~
"I (lrnrerj
11 a,) 1m nlw~
pwltlt>11n (Ji
lot uttht• If':
/rl.; ,,J w do.
lhcne" h
•~ ()ell Sma
nnli phys11:·1
b1ology. ch(
and P f:, m
Smith, J
di\'ISIOOOI ~
"tnvohe tnc
mon:ellett 1
(to be) hear
~ m~ethc
fucuh) co1
re ron tbll
lncult\ \ 1 • Oecbtonm.
d«LSIQO)" \1
. muh ha
P E dep.ui
facuh} US
pnmar~ rc
1ac1hlllle t~
ol the dl\~
admm• u.1
111 the :-\ 114
Smccthe
"tthm thcrr
arcducllul
und 'it rcn1
nrc) tr~ mg
proce.s
trnuon•o
here'," he s
\\ 1thm I
p.u uncnt~ l
"The nntur
to cooper
und\\ork t
parh· n1.11
1 \\hO tmpa
C\el)bOd\
Hcw11l
ol gc1tmg
"~.;ean; htt
m.1de ltl\lj
the <~dnu
prcsadt'nt, I ound.tllon
cr the lom­
S2 Hl,317 to
om p.nenl'>
~rc:cnt to
ruu:hcdm
increa e ol
thcr corpo­
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) .md '"ol her
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RIIND.
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(lt'l1lJII~
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\\II h11Ul
tw sun'
IJ\Ifl\
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ut our
tendt.>d
Oth for_
~tudent s!
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[OSWEGO •
r 26. 1985 Division system r ·butes adtninistrative duties
J Ounu lloync'
()flhr r•iunrrr ln$!
,\nell on "ns l.mnchcd l.tst yeru
to rc:nltgn und rcl1t5tnb•ue ,,drntnrs-
1 nnti\C dulles .u I C\\16 und Ct.uk
1 he result, (lUI 1111 o lilt ton this ye.H,
1ncludc the new ll!Cult) dt\'1SIOn!>
Jltedl\ •~ton ure humanttu:s. fine
art , IIIII urn I SCICOCC and SOC! Ill
ctencc~> \II cJc:p.trtmcnls . except
Genernl Studtcs and ll\C~Ca) pro-gr.1ms, h.t\e been '"'tegori1cd 11110
one olthc four lltvtston
The di\ISIOOIII structure IS the
all~hoot ulthc WtlrKtng Prtnltplr:
Committee, nn e1ght-mcmbcr tusk­
torte "hose respuns1btliiV 14u5 to
find alternalwe pnhc1es tooountell• 1
changmg en• nllment figures •nd
budge1nr~ con~tncuons tor facuh~ pl>\lllons, .tllocuuon ol
fnlulty pos•t•ons.curncular changes,
clas~schc:duhng.udVlsmg.li. ignment
ot tcachmg resources to the Core
Program .mcJ 1nr11alleveiR ol frtcuhy
revtc\\ ACildem" resources" tlhtl o
bcniiCH;:Jtcd b) dJVt ion ruthcnhnn
dep.utmc:nu tothctrrcsp«tr~cdtVt IOn5,andthc
dtVrMon head \\Ill then r.ubmu the
totUI buJgct JHII.J age to lhc de m'
ollioe h11 finlll npproval
( J1V1 wn head \lrC:n: elected from
AtthiO the r.l(:ull~ They are tuart
Buell ncr for hnc Artll, Dell Smtth
for otur I Sctcnces. Ste\en Hunt
• or Socml Sctenceusnd ferry flaum
for Humnn111cs &n cummun~calll)lll mJ Buum m
f.ngll5h) I he~ ~o~.-tredectc(l h oung
membcn; of the fncuh ... ond "'all •
~rYe ttuce-)'car term
fhe functronsOithedtYUIOh head
ancludclbctngnlumon bet\\eell the
faculty nd admlmStrnUun In order
to l<~t:ahtntc the free Oo\lo of tnlor·
mntwnm bothdtrectron thcdi\11 10n
hcud meett" ICC a wee once" rth
Dean of the Fw:uh) Andrt:'A Rembert
and once \lrtth newl)' appotnted
lntenm Pro\o" rletgh Ood on I he nc:v. d1\ 15ron11 huve nb orbed
rcspon 1bthlles \\ hrch former!) r~lcd
\\ llh the dean or the fncult) ':i orfice
Thesetluucs mclude budget requesb l·ormcrl), the dean Of [acuh)''S
o11tcc \\U.\g1Vcn only,, hmuetl amount
ofttmceach ~cur to study the hudgct
prorosnlsol all24depa.nmenb 'o\\,
thedepanmentsWJilsubmn budget 1\lllourdtvl 1011 head ha'iescf\'Cd
a dcpanment chntrl\ (Hueuncr rn
art Smllh m health and P f , H unl
Natural Sci.
"Fortnt•rlt. tlr~ {dt•tm of facult)'S offiu)
tut.f mvul~·ad 111 brmh:firr a, 11\llltef: MJI\ mg
pwhll'mf on a dm/1 huu1 I he; ccJUltln ·,do u
1 lot O/ tht ltttrlt•nlup tll/11~'' tilt')' 11 1111/d htl\'r'
11/..t·d tn do." I lt•/1 \mtth
l'he nc\lo head ot the ;'l:,uurul ~1cnces Dl\1!\mn
IS Dell Smtth, olSSOCIHIC pHlfe<iSOf of hc;tlth
end ph~ steal cd ucuuon. T hcdt\ tston mcludcs
baoloru. chernt<;t ry, cornputencic:nce. heilh h
and P ( • muthcm.llt~ md ph)'StCS
Smllh, .$b, utd the development oi the
t.ll\'tstonal system .u I C\\ 1 and < lur~ will
"rn\ ol\c l ,cult~ 10 decr~Jl)n·mul.:tng process
mon:ellecuvcl}. "und "•II ullo" "more people
(to be) heurd."
Stncc the Ul\'tston he.sds .md unrn-dh sston
rac:uh~ commtttee'} \dll be luking some ol the
rc ponstbthl) lormcrl~ gt"cn to the: dc:1n ol
lncuhfs t1ll, Srntth said the "gap bct\\een
dec a ion makusg und tho~e people ullected b)
dcct 10ns" \\til be mudc: more n.trro"
!\mtth ha\ been the chutr ol the health and
P I dcp.rrtment und, bricll), acung dean of
&acuity. lie sutd he ~ec:s the dt\lston he.td's
lllllnilf) re\ponstbth tie'> ol\ I WO!old. ''1 0 ll y tO
rucihlutc the tcu~:hin~ 10 .11lthc department s
ol the dl\ rston," and "to do thlhC thmgs
admrm~t OJII\cl~ ( 1 hat '' rll) &mprovc: tcuchtng
10 the :-\aturul scrc:nce IJ''""on -
Stncc 1 he lour dl\'1 son heuds all come I rom
\\tthsn theu I"C.\p<:~oll\cdtvlStun, , smnh prcdtctcd
a n:ducllon 1n 1 ncuh) udmmtstrnllon tc:n~1on
and u stn:ngthcnmtof communication "(\\'e
nrc) tr) mg to rmprovc the commumcauon
J'fOCCS \\Cdon't WCIOI IOhU\CihC:ItdffitniS·
trnuon ·over there' and the rc:'t of us •o\'cr
here'," he usd
\\ tthm ht d1\ 1 ton, Srmt h niJ mtc:rdc-­
panmcntulcuopemtion\~;u be n:lall\ d) ~•mple.
"111c nor urn I sctcnces, ht'itoncall), have hull
to cooper.11e," he ~ud "1 We) \loork together
and \lo orl together'' ell. Wt'.tll ha\'ctonnectcd
parts• muthcm.riiCt.tns tmpact on chcmt't ,
v. ho tmfMCt on btolog""· fhut \\ \.1), \\hat
C:\crybnd~ doc,, they cando mon:e ltecthcl~ ."
lie w tll.tl\u wor J.. on 1pc.:c:J ang up 1 he pro-.c's
ot gctllnl' mlormJlJon out to the l.tculty 'HI,
·r~.m htnr tnlormallonund ~lttylngdeci~tons
made '"''de the ~.on .. wutiot~otl commut~.
the udrmni,tmtion, and (the ,lfltce.., ot) the
pressdent, the proHht.snd thcdeanollacuh) ."
Dell
Smith Fine Arts
"If" t' 1 l' ud\'l'lllllft'JOillr ' rntm~:h, ",~'I/ find
I hat t/rn (lilt'' ft nltrl/1 OJ tftWHOIIJ) 1~ tl/ work.
1/11 cltJC.J, II Jlmuld ht.•rt:cllmg. ",\l/ltJrtlltit'llllt'r
SIUurt 'Rue II ncr •• s~~ocmte prole ~or ol urt,
h.ts been named hetuJ ol the nc" hoc \rl!>
f)svasmn," htch tnchutcs thclc\\ett depanments
of an) dt\ •~•on art, music and theater
Bucttnet's <II\ 1 100 mcludcs "I~ full-lime
tuculty und an ulmost-mfimte number uf
pun-111ners." he su•d Buettner esumftled
bct\\cc:n 33 und 34 pllrt·ttmducuh} members
teach m the d1v1 10n, onlv t\loo or three of • "hom •• re \ oung mcmhcrs or the facult)
Hucttncr,43 , IS pleb.Sed \lo1th the dtvtston
S)lilem "f he dl\ ISlOII hould promote
communtcttuon umongdepanmen~ .and bnng
u~ademtc plonnmgdo" n to the departmental
le\oel," he atd
.. (formerly), there \'ere n numbet of fa&rl)
large con tuuuonul cornmtssJom ~ O\\. \\c11
dc.1l \\ nh budget and cut nculur dC\.:1 ton
OlD level ClOser to I he de !"'art menlS," lluctlnCr
•• id "l'hc fucuhv wtll hove r avm "hat th~\ • do .111d ho\\ the monc) ts spent "
\It hough thccreullon olthcdi\1Swnshe.&IJ,
h.l!. 11diJc:d ne\\ layer uf mhntn&~tration ,
Ruc:tlncrs tid, "It 1/wu/dmcanles papcrnorl
:.tnd burc.tulrttC) Ho,,c,er. 11 \\Ill llr e .1
number at yc11r hdorc rhnt happen "
I tke hr) Jello\\-dl~l tOn heads. Buettner
doc~ not \\Uilt tot l.:e on the JOb of referee
bet \\txlltl\ltructorsand :ulnuntStruto~ "\\here
there: "er-e dsiTerences bct\\een fucult) and
adm•mstmuon ,thoscdtfren:nco" tllsurfnce
I don't \\ant to (act ns deterrunt) to that," he
'atd
Huc:uncr ha!> been techmg at I e" I) nnd
Clnrllor 12 \ears. and hn" been cha11 oi the
a.rt depanment He stud hehope5thedl\ tSsonal
concept "til alia\\ the departments to •affect
program chnngcs that "til enhance the
depnrtrncnts '' 11h offcnngs of uthtance,
cour:;c:, ,hurt11 b) t.lep.utment \\llhm lhc:
dt\l'son,and rna) hc(cou~ \\llh)com poncnLS
,,,ughtout tdc the d1\ 1 mn "
Although thc:JI\ 1 ronul head an:~u ppo .. cd
w \flhl theu umc: 10 h.tll, bct\\Cc:n tc:a~hmg
und .rdntlm~tralt\ c ''or!\, Huettner -.aid the
ry~ccm\\o rk unr\'enl\ ''l'hc:renrcllme,when
the cctmpcn'lllllon ,,n't ncarl enough.
Someume~ alii do as dh:tston work "
Stuart
Buettner
Pioneer Log, September 26, 1985 umanities
"I pu:~onal/j 1c c our tin IJimr ur a colic•' II\~
compllt1< 1 to prt·~cY\'i '. tJwauto,om\ o} rn(l!
tlrpar tmrm uml ~alIt fac ulo memhn "Jt•rr}
8aum
Jerry R.mm, u 2.3 yeunerernnol the Le\\t~
.md Cl11r~ Fnglu;h department , has been elected
to head the nev. Humantues l>t\lston The
dt\;1\IOn tncorponlte the rnghsh. foreign
languuge. lustOI). phtlosoph~ and reltftrou
studaes dcpanmcntJO
Aaum. 57. snid he ccs ht~ o..-.n pO!ittron ll!i
.. a coordrnutor\\ hose marn task ts to ~ee to 11
thauhedm 10n funC'tton democraucall) "
B um represents approx•mtllcl) 32 \Ollng
lacuh) member~ m ti-.edepartment l)espitc
the con tder.rblc ten tone pr~sed last ~efir
bet\\een un<lergrndunte laeult\ ond
ndmtnt.Stnsto~. Baum•atd he docs notcollSlder
has Job n JUSt nnother trerol udmm1strnuon .
"The: be<it thmg that could happen 10 the ne\\
dr\ t:.aonal set-up t thnt fncult) members v.tll
g810 grc:nercontrol OverthetrO\\ 0 \\orkphu:c ...
he a1d
.. In the old y tern, \\C hud four or lhe
m3JOr fa ult \ commllteei" h1c h. sn my opsnton,
opcrnt~d 10 to~gn:.l1 ~<:ret;.\\ nh too much
aut hunt\ and toohttlenccount.tblht\ ,"U<1um
ntd ·thopc\loctanehmllluteth told tern"
1 he: m.tJOr problem faCing the: dl\ u.1on,
8aums:ud ,t.Sthc:c:(,llt:ge-"1dc:eflort to mere: sc
the:.tudcnt fncuh\ rauoto 13tooncb~ l'l92
Last year' rauo "us II S to one R 1Um Mlld
ttulllmdmgthc best \loa}'tohnndlcthen:ducuon
mfacult). supulntc:J b) '"a HoardoiTru tee>
mandate, .. " Ill be dtfficult
.. Unle5 enrollment an creases, there" all be
lncuh) cut O\C:r the ne t t\cn )t:ars." he
satd, addm£ that ome tausucs pn:dtcl n
lo\loet enrollment , not h1gher. m the near
future
Bnum atd theJOh ot Ul\ 1St on head 1 tn tng
aprroxtmarely holt h1 lime I 1ke the other
three dl\ 1 ton he H.l • he t teachtng hu1f umc.
but ha) nlre~d) found the adnum trame
respon Jblhtsc: escal.1ting." fhc~t plcthorn
of tnlorm.ttson pounng d1l\llfi lrom the:
.,dmtnLStr:thon thut h ~~ lu be (trtc:d and
e\·aluutc:d, .. tbum -..md .. It\ dllltcult We're:
tr) sng to keep 1 htngs llS sun pic :l po thle "
Jerry
Bau1n Social Sci •
.. n,~ fond hop~ cJj t'\1.'n onr tJ that till /.J
n()l JUS I 11 nt·~ /, H~f of hmt!IJLII IOl) (JfJt/ (J
dupltratwn nf ~flort • rcvt' llutll
I he largest or the new dl\ I roru l OCl I
sttence • ~h1ch 1nclu<Je husmc
communtc uons. economiC,, educaUI)n
(undergr duatc component), Intern tronal
ffatrs pohucaJ SCtence. p cholog) nd
sOCiology unt.hropolog)
The dt\lSlOn 1 headed b} te\le Hunt. 3~
as oetateprofeuorofcommumcauon Hunt
satd hescc.s has ne" respons1b1lllu:s ns .. omc
coordmauon. orne mform Hon dlSpc:n: 10
somelong-rnngeplnnmng nd m. 111
O\'erstte .. As he<td ofthcdr\ on he" I u<.J-..
hu"'e )Qme q) 10 mtnor curn1.u um
MaJOrchungesmdepanmcntal II r
sttll be WJthm the ausp1ca ot ch
Curnculum Commauee
Hunt broke down the d1H ton
re ponSJbthllc:slntothn:c pnmn~ cntegono
urnculum. pcnonntl und budget II
depanmentnl hudl,oet requests \\111 be uhmmed
to the dr\ rssons, and \\i1llthen go be£on: the
dean of lncuh~ • otfia: tor lln.sl .!ppto\1111
ne)Ond the pnmnrv duues Hunt sd \he
dt\o1.110D heads"' Ill "tn LOdtmrmsh the number
of tal~ rumo~ und help moruleM \\ tthtn the
focull~ The\ \\all do tb t b) muung wed!\
\loith Dean of fu~ult\ \nd\ Remben and . ~
lntenm Pro\o 1 \rlc:tsh Dod on and use the
mceun~ to fac1htntc the flO\\ of mformauon
HI both du-ecuon ,to and from both facult\
ami admlnlStrato~
Ho"e\"Cr. Hunt atd hehopcsthemembcn
ofthcda\1SJOn v. 111 not meet ..,too often \\ c
don"\ need another ln}er ol burc:.auanC\ II
that's all the d&\ LSrons do the\ 11 be use I~
He s;ud lhe di\1StOnal ubcl>mmmco mn\
meet more often th n the enure dl\ a 10n
mcmbc:rslup. and the department chum; rna\
meet :. often a; e\C:f) cuher wet:
Hunl prcdtcted ll \\illl U1L:c one )Car to sec
h<\\\ thcd1\l aon lun uon nd,"u "'" bctnto
• nothcr )Car 10 get th•nss "orl.:mg nght ..
\ltht>ugh he does not ce ht~JOh n bufler
bel "een t hdncuh) and dmmbtnllton. Hunt
stud lhat m.l\ have been one reason theu t\'l.'ilOO
he .. uh "ere cr entC\1 "1 hope thllt th<.~t not
"hat I he dtH!il('n head an: ,.cen a • " H unl
:UU -HO\\'C\U.I f \\CODOUrJObs \loell \\tlhout
tr me to be buffer \\C:11nct as butfe~ and -that' OK "
Steve
U11.t
Page J .. Obsession with
excellence e,
in relative terms
SOCtates gave no d•plomas or degrees and would have
sub1ected any d sop1e who demanded one to a d•sconcertmg
catechism on the nature oltrue know edge-
-G M Tre relyan
Indeed he wouto have And what would Socrates have to say
about Lew•s & Clarks reappllcat10n lor a Ph• Beta Kappa
chaotar? \,Veil. that depends
Ph1 Beta Kapa has smce 11s 1ocepuon m 1 77G. been svn·
onymous w1tn excellence 1n liberal arts uducauon Ph1 Beta
Kappa Sfequ remenlsandexpedahonsare ngorous.asEMdenced
by Lewts & Clark's la1lure m 1981 :o obta1n a chapter
We ol the Proneer Loo leal that an obsess1ve pur sun of a
chapter that symbotazes excellence m l1beral arts "'''not make
Lew1s & C ark an exemplerary educanonallnst•tutlon, merelv
an obsessiVe one Lew1s & Cfark must ma1n1a1n a f•rm grasp
over tis umque characrenst•cs and m1Ss1on As oressure IS fell
to make changes that are more m line ~•th Phi Beta Kappa
standards the quesuon that must be asked as are the changes
Justtlred exclustve of the Ph1 Beta Kappa cntena' II not the
pursuit of a chapter merely for the sake of haVIng one may
make dollars but Will not make academ1c sense
The search tor true knowledge means different thmgs to
d1fferent mst1tut•ons JUSt hke •t means d1t1erentth1ngs to d1fferent
people To the 2 tent that Ph1 Bela Kappa reflects Lew1s &
Clar s ph1losohpy on that search ts the eXlent ro wh1ch we
shoula attempt to have our very own chapter
So lei Lew1s & ClarK and Ph1 Beta Kappa embark on the1r
own searCh tor knowledge 1n Socrates' academe ana hope
they 1ntersect appropnately and prOductively If the pursUit on
behall o1 bOth parues 1S an honest and s1ncere one Lew•s &
Clark •.v111 one day have tts Phi Beta Kappa chapter
LE
LE 11ERS POLICY
ll to In"' Ed tot SllOCI a be
saa t=ssed ro Bo.-2 7 Tne cteadi e
~ S p m Fuoays SubnbsSJOns ERS
should be fypeC1. doullle-spaoociand
nclud" the author snameaswel/as
:Jcadttm/C class or facu ry sta!ld!/l9
LC .. s IA ympo 1um to addre ATO
Tht ~1:arthe lntemnu onalAIInu~
.} mposiUm v.all add res~ the to rue
oflhe orthAtbinu c 1 real} Organ·
muaon C~A TO) ThiS brand nrcn
onstders not only the mternat 1onal
1trengthsand wcal.:.nessesol N \ I 0,
but hutorical, st1enutic, econom1c,
and moral qu~uoru lU v.ell. I hese
fuaorntuu tcn 1odcs1 roy thelilhancc
on "h1<:h the securll)' of We tern
Europe res•~
What histonC31 )igntficancc: do
the border of Eastern and W~tern
Europe ha,e'J What cfiec1 will the
trntegac Oelcnsc lnuum' c: ha'c on
~lcnufic rer.e:u-c:handdC\ clop me nt
tn Europe:, the US, and mlhc W3rsu~
Pact countn~., Ho~ long can the
U affordaonuunuunnlargcmth\lu)
Ioree permanent!) s1auoned m
Europe '"~ Uo Yoe ha\c the morul nght to be m Lurope 10 the fi~t place"
1 hehstofque ttonusa longBSU
lS bro3dl) dcllned Thts toptc
encompao;sc:sall wall ol l1te, and us
such all muJors
1\1 rhu, ltmc:, lhc: committee 1
almost entirely composed oJ Inter·
nauon:sl Atlam; MaJors We need
lhe mput of C:\C:C) m.tJOr n1 Lew1s
and Clilrllo mukc: lhb a succes,ful
S)mros•um .
II )OU urc: tntcre~ted an deahng
~tlh a tOpiC thai "ill ha'c 3 dtrect,
slgnificant innuc:nc • on our live<>,
plea~e get im ol\cd. M) I.C bo:\
number i 434: leu\e jour name,
box and telephone numbers, and
the QUC$tlon ;ou would mo)t li~e
to address fhanb
Dun CapCJ;:ulo
Chatrmun /A j)mflOJilllll ury
G B TRUDEAU
•
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AHT/Oit6r1 ~ .~c~
15 ~ 'A ACK t!>
, lUI Iff: I ;"')S;ff IS l/IAY I
~"'·'
Information deceives society
1\arl chomburJ!
or lht' rinuttt Ju,
An Important pruce staking place ., nhm activtlles und 'ex pen' op1nions 1 hough too
all colkge tudenls ll> the de' elopmenl ol muchof,\meucn IS m<'relythep.• ~1\e rcc•p•cnl
the abalit) 10 rllliOnall}' nnd critt~tlll nnai)'2C of f \ , magtmne olnd rudto OC:\'rS, there are
mtormat1~tn :tnd 1dea~. A 1 rudeau pomted man)" hofind 11 uscfultoobl.unocro,s--sccuon
out 10 B 'Dooncsbur)" cartoon hs\1 pnng. ol soclal, pohucul nnd cuhural pomtli ol \tc~
thnt cnucnl abthl\' ~~ threatened b' b) exammmg.t \'Unety ol ne" 'ource~ about
the ubtquuou~ tcndenc) to mmdlc~o;l) t:tll.e 1 suc-.lmpor tunlto I hem
10 tnl ormatton S•~cn to us 10 chw,c:s, Here :u our line II hernl art~ college \lo c haH:
perlormlhc necessary regurgitathe proCC'i\ nmple opportunll) tO take .tn ncli\c l'ilrlln
v. hen 11 come time !aught me that becomtng dtalogue ubou1, urious )Ocmltssuc'Jo As our
pohuca11 acll\e ~~an c:-<ccllent 1mpetu' for Prcs1dcn1 .hm <•urdner pointed out ut h1s
le.arnmg ho\lo to C:}Wmmc 'c'\pcn' tesumon) oncntauon pc:cch my fre,hmnn )Car. > ou
\\Jth lc:ptu:ul que: tmmng und un eye lor on I) get out ofthl.:.,chool~ hat)OU pulrnlo i1.
dc~:c: J'l\1\ c: r hcl one Whcthc:ryour 1hmg ~~ "pon\,lllt, mustc, poiiiiC.,,
In Thr Prmrr J."lw·C \\'right Mtllsmake ~ \Hillng or lntern.uJOnnl tnlcrc~t \, the most
an tmpllrlant di\ltncuon between a .. ocil:ty 'aluublc addtuon you can make to your cdu·
ol m Ill'•"' Jlllhhn •. md ,, mo~th pa~SI\'C: ma.1., cation ts to become nell\ ely mvolvcd ~uh
.sol'tl'l\ t\ true democracy \\ould res1 on a other sim1lurh mtcrc,tcd ''udenl,, •
OCICI) ol pubhc:>." hcrccllllen~ dhcu" 1dea' Help contribute to the Vtt.tlily of our mtc:l-
aboutthe ncedsollhe socic:ly.lakc 10111.uive lcctuul ltnd ocial hie b) \\ rtttng .tbout
and acu~c roles tn commumcau ng concern!> "'hat mat..es )'Ou happy, angr~. bemu,cd or
IOthelf gmernrnent rc:prcsentall\esand ~.eep v.lhltever , .tnd b} re.\pnnthng 10 .HIIclc:s
them,ehc mlormed about important issues your friend I} college: ncv. r>arcr pnm Both
M~!>OC&el) ,on themher hand,a chamc1eme d 1 he l.ox and .\uu11au ra ~ I "'' ('\\ 111 pnnt) our
h) a p.1sst\e auuude ta~cn b) the populace ide:., and "'" grov.; 10 vttnht) ~1th your
tov.ard$ mcdta mlormauon, IIO\crnmcnt conuabut1on
Bru,eball fan defends Wrigley, not Cub
1\lter n:admg ~tke l und' unicle.
I felt compelled to spe.1 up .tboul
m) expenence an the be 1 ballpark
10 the maJOr league I lisa hnllpurl\
nch tn lrud1l1on, ~tth maJC)IY and
Splendor r'o.id!Uting from ItS IV)' CO\Cn:d
wnlls
That'snght,IVy No l'mnolialktng
ubout Fenw~t) Par~ bUilL'\ 'li!ttonul
League counterpart Wngley Ftcld.
In !ipllc ol Cub,' General ~anoger
Oallas Green's be) I (or should I Sl1\ • v.:ol'\t!)cffon • Wngley Field n:mams
hghtless, co1y, ond beauurut .
J\ Vl!>llto 1he lriendly confine: ts
uncxperience no b.~~eballlan ~ uuld
wttntto pas~ up I he fir t thing one
nouccs upon c:ntenng th~ p.arl.: 1s the
outfield waJJ.lnconmutto r-'cnway'li Irregular lcnces, W rigle) • v..lllS.Ht
almlhl pcrtectly ) mmetncal, wnh
the onl} anomahe bemg 1hc well~
near the loul lines where the lence
cun c:saw;~ylwm the plate, 01 c:ourn:,
1herc\ .1J<.o the lamou' I\} whu;.h
has turned man} mple' 1nto
ground·role doubll."s
It':. the ran«, more than the \Un
the gr.<Uo~ 1 he sv\' or even 1 he wmd
(whtch .JIItoo often blo~' 'tra1ght
out and glVe' ptlchcr'!> mghtmurc: )
lhul bring$ lhe pMk to life. fhe~e
aren ·, JUS I any fans, Thc-.e 11rc long
suUenng, dtc-hard Cub Inns. Who
cl!'e chants' Throv. it back I'J hrov. 11
bad: 1' "'hcne\ cr an o ppo~tn£ player
hit u home run (even 10 baiting
pracucefl OK, o \\'nglc:) doe~n t pos'es
lln) thtngasdtSIIO~:Ilveand tmpo\mg
u~ Fc:nway' Green Mon"er Butl11
glad I) take unyhodyl)O the Howard
'L • 1 rutn to /\ddt!>on le&Jd them to
tht cntrunc:c to the bleu( her.. bu\
tickets and go to I he lell fteld \COl\
I here ... R ~ ne ~ondberg gcllm~ 11
\landml,! ovuuon ao; he comes oultu
the balling cage No w( don't do
the 'W.tvc"here \ bcaultful day in
lht best b.tllpurk 10 the: mujor~ . Who.~t
more <:ould one ask for1 H O\lo .Lbout
"dn\C o~cr the lclt field renee onto
Wa\elandA,cnue 1AsHarr) (ara\
\lo'Ould say .. Holy Cowl··
Todd Bc:u1rd
Sophomore
No Sunday evening Tri-et service draws rage
Charle'> Bingham
Of the Pionffr I r•t:
At thl!t:ndol September I n·MCI \\'Ill enact
~~.hcdulechangcslo r SC\ era I buuoutcs Route
39 to l.cWili .tntl Uarl J\\Oill not be among 1 he
chnngcd routes, mnrl.:!n!; the •ccond yetsr t hu1
I ( ha" been v.lthoul Sundl1}' e\ c:mng en ICC
An ttc:mpt tu hnd out ~hythcrc rc:m:unsn
l.td of 'Sen tee 10 I Sundn)' C:\cnm~ resulted
'" tltat old Amencan burc::m~:r1su c pa~ume.
1he runaround I he number~ hsted 10 1hc
rhnnc bool pOinted to I he ( ommcnl• and
u~est1ons hoc a!t bcmgthcm<nl appropr1a1e
tc1 c-.tll I v,;a., llitmferrcd 10 schc:duhng, whn
tr.tn.,fcrrcd me to Audre Adcock. Yoho
u.rrhlcned me to plnnmng. \\ho tran lerrcd
Page 4 me to B11l Co~scl ollie \\hO tr. nslcrn:d me
to ~uncv Jangese.
1\udrc} 1\dcod.:, ol the schcl.lultng
dcp.utmcnt.satd that'•Tn-Mct hal!! no~urrcnl
plans lor .m cxpan~wn ol scr' icc to I < 1 he
rcuson ~en tee w.1s cut wa~ due to a lad: ol
pauonugc ." She dtd ad:nowledjlc that thcu
rnu 1 rec:ent hgurc:s were I rom 111'11 ummcr,
~ancy Jangesc. ol plannmg. prov1ded the
~osttnlortnallun un T n-Mct 'li rou1c plunmng.
She does no1 for~ccnn) cho1nge~ 1n 1hc: I cv.;i~
und < lar• schedule 1n the: next )ear ~one ') ~~
the ma1n reason there are no plan) 10 the
1mmcduuc luturc lor chilnge
J CHig.csc ucl. nowledges that hu) sen ace 111
thesouthwellt pan 01 PonJand tsthmcumpared
IO uthc:r 5ectionr. ol the c11y When ICtnlnc:d
thalsome res1dent~o ol f;Outhwesl do lWI h;nc: Cllr olnd need IICCCSS IOoL OCtaher\l(.e,.uch ,JS
1 he bus 10 go to v,;.c)r t... shopptng or school ~he
1 e phcd ") c:;, v,;.c: ar'C n ~OCIU Ill en tee:. but we du
ha~e to balunce the bools."
'J he I eWI!o nnd ( lnrk bus \o J9 rant..\<> I
out ol74 route ·Ill rtder\hlp It U\<eragc:s ,,bout
-tOOru.le1· on ~c:ct..u.sy' a~ordingtoJunge-.t
I he: 1.1nK1ngs 111ciUdc bu~c:s th.tt travellrom
one end of Ponland tu the other .)Ide, ao; "'ell
U) No J9s iill m1le loop.
"I ri-Me1.15kcd forthe.tbilit) toaubcontr.&cl
out ~oomc olt he lm\ler 1 raffic limes <tnd routes,
orlo u c' an!i 10 thclail round ol negotio.slloM .
I he und1d not "Prrove or the tdca,"Jan~e:.c:
satd "1 ra·Met ~til nul hno,.e I he opportunll)
10 m.tle A tr.tmilor request lor a1 lea\1 thrct
yea111." Jar igc e h.ad 001 heo.~rd of an) COOIUCll rom
I C\\" und Clu rl\ .thout 1 he: bu,.sched ule 10 the
t\\o ,·ear ~•nee lhcm<lJOr ~:hunMc \\,a~ made:
"'' "'Ptc\ldent lumc:Ycdmak,atd •\...,1 l
hud not lool~d tnlothc ·r n·rnct ~chtdule unul
lw.t 1-nd.IV ~ lllclullve rnceung \ludent 1\t
t..•rl-!e...,nov.dcn I lent) 1 dom~funhcrn:~ar~h
on the I 11 Met 'chcdulc
I lenry~huuld rep on b.u:ktn \ ...,, (' \.1ondoi\'
Scpl. lJ, .11 v.hu:h time 1\\Ll \\Ill dccuJc
whet her tu druv. up pemton' or ~to1n .tn\'
other carnputgns lor more bu' ~er.·1cc .
• ASI.l WIIIIM\e.t"McH•'mc:tttng"Monduy.
September 'fJ at whtch lime ~ludc:n t' can
m,tkc \IIIU;CSIIOn\ on lhe hU\ ~er\·ICe 1' Ue as
well.ts •'"Y olhcr 1nues relutanJ:t to Lcw1' and
Clnrk hlc ' c:dinuk 'a1d
Pioneer Log, September 26, 1985 I hough too
!.I\ e rectptent
\, there are
cro~·,I."CIIon
01015 Ol \ IC\\
)Urtc~ .thOU I
lle8C\~ChU\C .
Clt\C part an
)Ues 1\s OUr
out '" ht'>
lO )ear, )OU
)U put tntn it
1u~ic. pohttC:S,
ts. the mo"il
to) our cdu­
volvcd "tth
u~ or our mtel­
tllng about
bemu,c:d or
to arucle~
pnnh Doth
II pnnt) our
"'uh vour
·y docl>n 1 posses
tive and rmpo\tng
n Mon,tc:r Burl11
!d\'On the Howurd •
·on. le.td them to
)lc ble.t(her\ bu'
ihe lclt field \t&l •
rondbcrg gctliO!' 11
ac; he come" out 10
No we don t do
A beauul ul day in
thcmUJON . Whnr
lfor1Ho\\UbOUI
It field lence onto
c 1 '\'1 H .trl) Car.t}
l'f Cowl · -1 odd Beatrd
Sophomore:
aoy~unt.tCtlrum
U\!iChcduktn rhc
punl!c \\a·. m.1de
f.d tna._ \Utd \\I <.
~net'' hcdulc unt tl
:un{! Srudcnt '''
~8 hnther ~'~:arch
loi\\LC \-londav
~ S L( "'til dwde
OO\, or \lllrl .tn\
• \ \1.'1'\ICC
""""""!'., ~ onduy.
me \tudcnt\ c.m
ervrce tnuc as
tng to l cwi" and 1
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I HOMECOMING-REU NION '85
Schedule of Events
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 26
5:30p.m.(' , They're not
dead yelll Watch and root as
teams compete '" RELAY
EVENTS tncludtng Jello
Snarf•ngtl (4 reps 2 guys and
2 gtrls)
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27
11:30 a.m. All school p1cntc
Come early and JOin current
students. tacultr· and stall m a
loy1ul all-schoo prcntc on the
awns between Templeton and
tre Manor Held under a large
=trn1valtent. the aftatr features
rr us1cal enrena1nment by stu­
rjent groups Sponsored br
the Associated Students o
LeWis & Clark Comp11memaryl
11 30-1:00 I ;armval Tent)
ASL ~ P alatlfl( Httl Prev•ew
PICOIC -GampUS•Widet JOin
us ror good looo and hear the
student band PASS THE BUT­
TEA pertorm lor your ltsten•ng
pleasure'
Pioneer Log, September 26, 1985 c 0 M I
9·00 1 vans Audttor•um)
· Jo t ,west Alnkan Amencan
Ballet -Electufyrng
Movements•
1·00 p.m. (Chapel) -l.Jp
.:)yr L Final day ol Dorm
Olymp•cs and compet1I10n lor
grand pnzet Dorm ano •ndt·
vtdual acts perlorm- Clos•ng
ceremomes of otymptc games
The more dorm acts the beuer
chances ot wmn•ngll Judges
to be announced'
SATURDA Y, SEPTEMBER 28
11 :00 Pre-Game Tati-Gatmg
FestiVItres
12:00 (l.'~est Stde of Fields
Common Area) HOT AIR BAL·
LOON AIDES' Check out LC
from the atrll
12:00-5:00 (CarniVal Tel'lt~ All
Campus A-Fa•r Jorn us for
International foOd and
entertammen~ N G '8 5
1:30 p.m. (Gnsv,ord Stadrum)
F() bd ,arne LC vs OtT
Come ~tort and root the
PIONE to V-I..C.T-0-R-V"
6 p.m. Chapel Celebration
Jo1n Chaplatn J1m Stuarl
Theolog,an-ln·ReSldence Paul
Wnght and Reverend Tom
Castlen tor thts spec1al cele­
bratton of the htstoncat t1es
between the Presbytenan
Church and Lew1s and Clark
College
6:30 p.m. (Councd Chambers)
SOFA b~•ngs you Momy
Pythons 'Mean1ng of ufe
9 p.m. Dance wtth the Nu
Shooz band Pamplt" Sports
Center Jo n the crowd on lhe
dance floor as lhe ::>ttest band
tn Portland wows LewlS &
ClarK Pamp 1n
SUNDAY. SF ... I•J EMUER 29
8 a m Tee-of at the 1 Ott'! a ua
P oneer Open Go~ Toumamel"t
Hanel cap tournament open r at.
JO fers SS fee entt as you to your
snare of prtZes anCI an patro bar
oecue at tn 19tn ho e Ca me
Aluml'l Olhce 293-2768 a tee
oil ume Progress Downs Go I
Course 8200 S W Scho Is FeHy
Road Tgard
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Page6 "M, 'am, }OU ''ouldn\ hnvt nny change
'ou could 'Pare '-O rne and m) mends could
get orne lunch, \\Ould you?" n.c: \wrd came out sur pnssngl.) east!\
fter on I) fort\ -ctght houn on thcsucc:t!. It\
amnnng \\hut n httle hunger Ci.\11 do I or a
rer on
The \\um n looked nt me. startled at firM,
and lttcnjudglngm) otn tcun .1nd \\C,tt~htn
nnd the: ptle ol bedrolls Doug nnd Jam \\ere
tttlng on "Ve,th, hong on,' he murmured,
p1d\1np through her purse fm :t hnndtul ol
trnv \:Ollis "Here \OU go ·•
1 oll.,·n\c ccnt~SI hm \Yll nghl People
\\Cit: mon.· hkcl~ to gave monc~ to me, Ia
.)OUng•Joolang fern tll:, thnn IO htm, il rnnle tn
lu~ mtd·tM:ntlcs, \nd, ironical!) the more
tcklv nnd need\ one look~:d. thl· le hkeh
people \\Cte to C\tn uckno\\ledgc \ou, let
.tlonc gt\C vou mont} \n\ hO\\ I gueq I
dtdn'lJ,,ok bl\e a full·lledged tran~tc~nl \et
It hnd been olong \\et~cnd though, ond I
\\ n trul~ dtTl) and mal) ured. ll '' .1s ~und"
alleruoon, und "c hnd left Portland tor the
trc1ght·lr•Un ynrds l.tte f"ndn) nt!;hl
The tnp hnd been J1m' tdcu Doug und I
met Jtm l\\hO!.C nnme 1\e chongcd) nlnle
'oluntec.t ms m 8ult~ne) Joe an emergency
~;hchc1 nnd soup-kuchenlocntc:d m Portland'.;
sktd ro\\ area \\ CY.tn: bothsummenngcollcgc
IUdt:nUi,COmplctcJ) nC:\\ to !hc~nt:<al HaiOIIC}
Joe's, ~o J1m ... ugge~tcd \\C tnke a \\eelend
·urhon plunge·,, uh hmt. to e~pcncn~:e n little
ol wh.tt the trlmstents \\hO usc the hehcr
C)(pem:nceevcrydny \!though he.,..,, ani a
fc\\ }car oltJc:rth.tn Ul>, ltm spen1 much of ht
teen 'l'Ur 'mhn,g lhc ralls' of lrctght lr.un'>
1hroughou1 the coun!l) I btS \\Cckcnd \\.1~
htfi \llmtnet 'acuuon
I aktng onh the clothe:~ on m) bztck, nl\'
bedroll nnd fiH~cmer~nc dnllar .I mel hm
dO\\niO\\n fnda\ naght trouni.l du~k 10 ~ct
outlnr the train \ard 1 he 1hrec ot us srcnt • sc:Hr.JI dull) hou~ crou lung cunong the
slecpmr tr.un \\Otc.lung the c:ngmccrs und
the 'rml·r(lad Bull' • (sttunt ~ palroJ, )shimng
theu hght along the tracks rend \\Dlltn£
Suddc:nl) the nne ltm had packed out ht ed
-·•nnJohedmtohle .. lltat\ours: ltm mumbled,
JOgslllg aero the tracks tO\\.,rd the steadth
rollmg eurs l\h heart "a' thuddtng tn m'
ears hke <1 htgh c.:hool k1d ~nc.,J.:mg out of the
hou~e lor the lir tume, n~ I follo"ed J1m und
nun~ my bed-rolland then m) 1\)~0 up onto
the emr•> ·nat·bt.'d •
\ncJ thc:n cumc an O\ C:f\\ hclmmt; feehng of
Jretdom \\e \\Cre ('I(JI J "·' \\lunmg pn t
~lcermg tO\\n'i and \acant IOJrm lund an the
mtddle ot rhc night-tr;m:lhng tot.tll~ lrcc
I rcc ol~;h.trgc. tree '-'1 comrnitmem, t•ee • I
an\ md ''' de tinuuon C\ en.
,
\ But llll'i \\3 4ltrtetly the best of
trnnstcnt. ond I kne\\ 11 .ltm hu\llilled
\\Dmmgs ol dangers hkc: hcmgcu_,,.,.
Bull ttnd hcmg giVen at1ckc:t )OU
rny, or cntclung 11 "rong triltn und
m the rmddlc of 110\\ here\\ It h no I o
hdtcr lit 1!\pe ... t.tll~ Mre~scd the
tnnelltng .tiQnc, telhnf the IM) ol
Inc:ndo; \\ hn hful mct.tnciJOtncl.! u "'~'H
fretght tr.un tnp thnt \t'llr 1 he)
togcthct a lew du\ unul the Jru:nll
one: mornmg to find them not on I) Mc:.ru
mont) £oM, etgorettcs nnd
dcntundmg 1 hcchuhe off ht!; back lll
co\lld be an ugl) cene
'~oman
I "'' \Cr) IC\\ "omen the enure:
and none thut \\ere nlonc I cnme to
thut "" m.tth.:r "h:u m,} bchds ISUIU.IJ
had to ucpcnd nn Doug und lim tn
fundontentnl\\.1\ thtswed;end·trom
I began to realize I was
societ J w;rhin ours
its on nc alenclars.
helpang m.: onto the lrc1gh1 car:. 1ol'> ...
ngni"'' people tnkang me lor .11<.-en p
or .1 run·.I\\H\ -\ltcnthoutl our hour~ ol joltmg .md
m c:r the t rmn trncks,t he tr;un 'ud•dertl
10 'lo\\ and Jtm stgnnled 10 JUmp ofl ~1
1mmc:dmtch collapsed\\ hen 1 hey hit
htwmg I he !illfane" of rubhcrhunds 1
lctplcs mght on the: mun.
We 1 r tru;led an to r ugene .H around
\lth()ugh "c: "ere exhausted. \I.C: had
t\\ o hour. before we could leg.tll) go
p.trk to roll out our blo~nkcts So \\t
.alflng the: streets "cemg "ho el~c \\a)
\\hen we finUII) IOUild D Jr) pot
lree\\.t\ O\crp:t'S!I nc: 11 the: park. the
u 1 hnghtc:nmg the par~. nnd ~I dot
'hthl rcn .111d <"h.krl) courle~ \\crcJUSt
the p.1rlc to hie
We wuke ur .trouud 0\)Un. and
d.l) \\untlcnngllround fugcne,chcd
the hc,melc!\o; ~ommuntl) there We
fir IIIJllrom a ''huc-h:urcd blad. ntlJn
ll:rlng. .!long 1 her .ulrond tr.1cks \\ hl'
fnr u mukc IL \\,15 ncar the: tirst ul
.111d he "as hupf')~ h~ ~;nu'c he h.1d JU~I
Pioneer Log, September 26,1985 dent
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I) lood-:stnm
r~othcrCCIUllty
1m c:>.plnmc
1 1 tradllt•'n
~ngciiOOU
d \\ n~.s to get
and liquor
111nng u cou
cd the Ml) t
h "JIIII les"
1\Cl<tC:p('ICd 0
ne'l;plnmcd 1
those\\ ho ,)r
1n nnd arc
to htm I be
ounenttrcly
m entire
social
• any money•
plnnned to
Eugene hu
1d ~pent the
gh1 on Y9c
\ftCf\\Brd, It
c,pJnmmg
the fust-roo
the} tO\ out
1dn't tmd an
l\ othe.rli who
o1d nlrtad\ be
rcht\ mght"
thought wou
·lrnrn don
ns of their h
tonped m A
"'c" nne
at the loc11l
re~our~:c'
burruM
IT) mg A ent ,~ides the rails a11d takes
... ,.. lhc be l or zrst hand look at the lives
11 J 101 hnd ftlted,~·
It l; e he: 10 (' "<Ill lin 11
n u uckct ) ou ~:u# ,l
1r at n and --"'
h,., ... '' 11 h no I ooJ
~I feSSCll l he d
••• " 1 he 1 ory of
.tnd JOt ned • s
Ill ~enr 1 he)
nul 1 he I nend
m not onlvstta • ttc 1nd bed
oil has hack I~ food •St.amp\, I 11 r uCI he \\,1\ on
notlterCOUn l) IOli')'IOSCOmfi~'COOd
tnl cxplu111cd thut the ltt~t ol
a trudltmnully a ttood tune for
cnn getlood Mamp~. tn~:t: you~un
d \\n~s to get cosh lor them to use
.md ltquor
1 mng ·• couple of Clgi:trclle the
cd the \\II) to the rt\Ct .an nrea
th "Jungles" mukc-~h11l hobo
.~\\C"'cpped O\cr the.m n~ ot brnkcn
en the cntan: \\ IIC\plnmed thc(.llffcrcnccbct\\ccn
one I cnmc to those\\hoo nn~ thefuruficd \\tne
m) bcltcts u~ua 111• und arc rcr,ulnr bud nc\\3 As
ug 30d ltm '" to hun I begnn 10 rc:o.~li1.e I \\lls
eckend cnun:l) 'cpan11c: oeaet) \\ tlhm
gill CM!. tO SO
rne lor a rcen on>~
tllr.:oiJoll tng und
ne :Jtr>~tn ~uddcnly
!!"'""to Jump ufl.
\II hen they ltu t
rubhcrbands a
gcnc .11 around
aU)tctJ, v.e had
~ould lcgall) so
nket . So\\C: v.
v. hr> ebe v.n
od a dr} spot
r the park. the
na~r "'• .md a~ I nor:
oles '"creJU!".l
nc)On,and
t1 l·ugcne. ~ h
at~ th~re \\'t•
.. n.ute ~n black mun:
~· .. u tr.acb v. ho
nr: ~o.-thc Lirst ol
cnuSt: he had ju~l n entirely separate
111 social structures,
v.nh lt'i ,,v,n oc.:aul:.tructurc ,
ndnr!>,ll c)\\ II rules and code' ,,.,
''h' n \\'hlllc 'nother \\orld it }OU
any mone) 111 )OUt pc)~ket ·
plllnned to cat thot tl.t) at thL
, f.ugene, but \\C: m1 ed the meal
1d sprnl the cmergc:n9 monc) \\e
on 99c hotdogs and ~cer bl
rv.ard, J1m ''·•lked Uli through
c\pl.itntng the nn ol 'dump cc:r
the fu t-food dump,tcr :s for the
he) toss out nt odd hout"i 01nd ufter
d1dn~di niJ un 'thmged1hle , though
\other<; v.ho knev. the nghtllmc~
~d .tlrc.•dy been th.:rc
mght we hoppc<J ant•thc:r ln:aght
thought v.oulll get u-. 10 Portland
il·tr Jnllllon'ti\Jn nccnrdang 10 the or thC'ar human pn sc:ngcr' .llld
nm:d 10 Al\'lo~n} mdclinncl)
\\ Cc,;:;tnH': to plln·hunllle .Su nll .s)
at the:: locu17-dcvcn .
he mont) the \\Omlln g,I\C me, we
fC'IOUI' C!i olnd bmaght a M:t or
burnto' Wc .tic them suttng on
'"'" lr)'tng to figure 1c wu~ bu~.ltll o transients.
Portland. \\ c dccadcd to tnd;le the long tnd~
of h1tch-lnl mg buck
HouD h11er, nherh 1\ ang v.ntched hundreds
of c:an \\Oo~h by o "IUiiOnully honk but \c:r\
rurel) 'ltc1p I" ns talkmg v. ath thcdmerof our
lin a I nde mto Portl;~nd \s I "ipOkt or Ley; I
and lnr' and ol m) urnmcr JOb I felt
rn~clf shppmg bdCk IntO the f 1101hor niChes
of home \nd b) \1ondU) mormng I v.n
completel) bnd 10 myrouunc ru,hmg to
\\Ork li\c mmutes late " usunl un11l
somc:bod~ topped me \\llh
"'Scu e me, mass You ''ouldn't hnve i:l
qu crter) ou could 5rMre.,"
i\rt)l)rtc intcn:s1cd mt.lkinglhc 111 ban plunge
here an PortlantJ shouldconl•Ct Balonc\ Joe\
r
[or ellher a frl!e l(lUr ol the f,ICthlU: S •Jr a
~upc:n •~ed O\ cr-nigtu SUI\ 10 1 he HunlSidC
area < ontuct John Smuh 2J0.9276
tudcnh mtcre,ted m volunteer \\ ork tn
an~ CUpi!Cll} should en lithe\ nluntecr Rurc.tu
til ~-l3 55 The aun:.1U cun Inter\ u:v. ~ou
ondput}oUmlou lnmhon ~ oncof20 71o~l
non·protil organl1.aLIOns\\hm) oucanpcrfonn
:.u h '\CI'\ aces ns tutonng. bookkeeptng .' a~ttmg
lhceldcrl} . "orkmg on the rtct.tl Ol)mpac.., ,
or bcang n B1g Brother or Rig S1 1er fhC$C'
tndudc ju~l u IC\\ of the .area \\here '>OU ~.:un
lend ) our en tC't •
H1ri11en h v l..aurie Underu·ood • ofthe Pioneer Log
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1985 l)ioneer Log, September 26. 1985 Mini try f ortnulate project to
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~uppo11 ervtce group
Rro1 her. c.m ~ nu !ipare\c>mc tarrn:
Stnnsn •10 <kwbcr I e\\ 1 anti C.. I trk
.,ttJdCOIS .and f,n:ult\ rnembcr \~IJI
be t'tkcd tl the\ ~.:nn p 1rc one
attcrnnon 1 month to \'oluntecr ut
one o( (our loco I IIUil•pnllll f\ ICC
orguntl.altcln 1 purl ol D prnJ ct
de\ c:lop~ b\ the ( llmpu \'S tnl'llf)
( uun~.:al
E uh nc: 1 munth n=pn:-nUll!\
from the ng.JOIIiliOn R.tlonc
Joe\, Northwest Pllllt Proj«t SIStc~
of the R 1ad ( afe lind F-1\H "'II
mC'Ct an the dorm' tu e plt.~m thctr
or~nll uon nd thenev. progrnm
l <~Ch dorm \\Ill be tenmcd v.1th an
o.r{Ulllli' 1110n und \oOiuntccn v.all
v.ork prcpunng and SC:I"\10!! mcnl
1 sutng t'lothan •, dnd helptnJ! tu run
the c:mergcn~o:\ ~hclter
•Jt o 1m port mt to fC:l ourn:h,C:\
out of &he clnscd cn\tronment of
1 hi'\ c •mpu and 1010 the
ornmunat~ .. o11d 1tm f,etcr vn d•r.:ctor of tuderH ~roup lur the
(. .m1pu' 1\llmstn C ouctl PctenPn
ilnt1 Chuphn Jam '\tuau de\'elapt"d
the prolJr.tm hut pnn~ und hnp
til Utlr .Ltt n And flll<.~mpu \tuden
• .md lo1~uh
There n 1m • an l,ortlnnd QJ
I C\\ L' nd l r bctn[ elatt t I
hope v.c cnn \:h.m~;e th 1 \tuun
1~ \\ V. h I l't' pn\ ltl.ted CnOU h
h be hen: u htlo ommu m 1
our ume und ur 1fl tnt m L. rn
th1 .t bencr v.orld t h\ n
The ( mpu \1 m m ( uo tl
al'" dC\ h pan l'ICI ~ n:l ted
program lor later m the .. cur ud
~ c.a po \tble \\Inlet brea tnp to
l\1car11 u to hune 1 c-offee 'JeoJns
or .1 lnp nc'-t ummer 1 ..& ~an
Fr.lnasco l.l\\ olllet: rrOiildtng lc ill
aid to non-documemc:d ~ith.:rlo:l"ill\S..
Conluct Jam tuo~n C\t 6691
Hox 171, Ttm Peten;on c: l l6o.l
Ho~Qg
I \ "'ignpo 1 in~idc B I nne} Joe\.
} 8rnjam1n Sin~. a umd~nt, 11~ ouhuJe Ralonr) J,,e\.,
J llrunrl ~ll rnen !i.le-tping in field hJ the led Brtdgc.
4 R:llune~ Jon's, u Portland night .. hrlter on Rumsid~ trrrl.
5 1icharl ~toup~. Prrsident of the Rurn,.ide < ommunih Council "'hich
0' rnce$ Ralurw~ .fn r\. • 6 ~luralm .. &dr Rulune) Jur\.
... l ell lie \\~I . 111 'oluntcer at Bulone' Jue\, •
~ I ran~u ~nt~ \\a it rur the IO:Ofl p.rn opening of mght -;heltrr.
• ...
Page 7 eologian-in-residence celebrates eat age 90
.Jillian Detweiler
Orthr rfonttr Loa
There ~' 'omething remarbbh
"arm about Paul Wright, I e""
and Clar~o.·~ theohll!tan·tn·re,tdence
smcc 197 J H •~ deer' ou:e"' onC' 01
,oothmg tone. ,\\hcther hC' •~greeting
well·" ''he~ at ht~ b1t1hdn) pAn) or
di,.cu,,mg r~hgiou' hie at l
one-on-one
\\ n~htcekhr:uC\J hb90th binhda)
on "cpt. 18, but ht" ngc 1 perhap
It ' :tre than 1 he man htm,elf
Wnght\po-.itiOnnt LC'L~onc\\ithout
,aJ:tt) or ,upend, ~et he ha" \Oiun­
tanl) @I\ en ht' ume nnd wt,dom to
the L.C communtl\ lor the la't II •
vea~
Heexplnmed "hat it mean, to be
thetheolo~tnn-in-re,idence , .. 1 h;~vc • I ret chou:c and not or compul~ton ''
rhc: rch~tUU\ '>Pirtl l\8 freed om, 1101
u compul<.tnn." he: \atd
One "U\ an whtl h Wnp:ht hop~
to tnt r oducc mort rehgtou'> thought
1ntothe I Ccommuni ty1~bybnngm g
rccoRnited ~chol. tr,. tn the orca of
rcltflllll, to the cJmpus.
\\ rtl(ht taU .. ed cxutcdlyofhl\ plan
It oc:curred to methutthc onethm ·
that "auld both rut the college on
the mup <1nd that would be \Cr\
helpful in\ide, \\OUid be tf \\t could
get "orld ~cholur in 1 he fteld of
rcltgion to be on th~ c.lntfiU' I or a
ttrm or 1 year u' tzue\t lecturer He
would hu\c to be J world leader tn
t'hn\ttun thought and there would
he opportuntlle' for racuhy confer
cnce' ,.,_tth htm .and !>IUdent confer­
ence' With hun
been lr\;nl!lor II \-c.~r;toundel"\\:md -. "hat that (IItle) me.m' I finulh • Paul\\ ngln, I.C\ theologlan- in-rt!iidenee, celebrated
hi\ 90th blrthda~ l~tl ueMb) in the chapel wath faeult),
\tarT and .. tudent, ... 1 m here to do ~hate' er come<. around to be done. •· 'iaid the eleven-year communih
member. c ~ '' ""'•h""' ''We want to bnng these great
n.lnle' 'o t hut the 't udent' gc:t to
know that Chn~ttnnlly t~!>omethtng dectdt>d It mean!. a rrc .. em.-c '''lth\,UI
ponlolto. I'm here to do "hate' er
come' around to be done,''
Perhap' one rea,on \\ nght con·
tinues hb ''or~ here i that he bche\ ~
the 'C:Cretto ~~a~ ing young .u he:m
as mtnglsng" uh) oungcr genemuon'>
He told th1~ ">tOn .. , had a 'en --good lnend. \\ho htmsell belonged
to the ancient of dn) ~ categOI'), and
he s~ud that tf \ou \\ant to tn\ -) oung. mt "tth the) oung ~ople II)OU\\ tnt todu: \OUng.lhcnlr.tc)
keep up \\tth them. 1\c taken the
li!lit I hll\'Cn'l tried th&: 'ccond "
Wn~ht hzb httle d 1l1tcuh) rclat tng
to ) oung pcuple. he doe' not feel
conlwntc:d h} ~~n~rCtllon~ap -, ou
can't 1 t) to be ) oung "hen you arc
not, but that duc,n't mc.m thi.it \OU
Jo,t' em path} .md touch "ith ihe
) oung I hD\'t' Jlht ncHr found u
dtfltcuh to enJO) ) Clung people. I
evron find that ,YllUng people: arc much
ca.,ier to get .tlong with th.m 'omt'
older pellple I l.:nm'," he ... aid
\\'right h11' .. cc:n tremcndou'
ch,angc an the role ol acltr1on at a
libcral.trl\collcge "I can rrmcmber
\\hen I wentaocolkge ,nnd I gr.tdu­
ated tn IQI7 In tltn)cdll)' · rchgton
" •• , rcqutrcd chapel \\ c h.ad c; Impel
lthtnk '"tee u \\cel.. •• tnd thc,tudent
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Page8 ~II had to come. II thcv m"'cd 110 •
m<~n\ the\ "ould be: dnc).;cd on • thctr grade~ \\'ell thl\ compul,or)
chapelt' hard I~ Chri,tian 'ou ought
to be :1 Chustian because )llU thank
at i~ true. not bcc.IU ... c ~ou arc going
to get a gr.1dc
"Thut')\\hUt wcarcpu711tng , Hem
can religion pia) a largcr role (31
I Cl und )CI do 11 \\tthtn n \\orld of • that lommanth the mtnd,ol rncn us
wdl." the1r hand' It ha' ~omethtn ~Z
to do" 11 h the C\ aluation of hie and
the tntcrprctatton ol ''-' meanmg, •
aid Wnght.
Wright \.ud that l>Ontt 'ue-able
gift~ h,l\c been made to enublc the
college to bring in ,.,_orld cia" rdt·
glilU' ~cholarli uch ,,., Paul Ttllich,
hut that dppro.,.tmatel~ ~~OO.OOOto
~500,000 ,., needed.
Homecoming expands
Jillian Oct~ci ler
or t hr I'IOOl't'r I IIR
Althuugh nnt tradtltonull} ,, m.tlflr
e,·ent at 1 c\\ ,., and Clark. Hlllnc­
comtn~ 1S5 \\til 11llc:r much more
than .t foot bull game: A''~" on .1n
",\round th~: \\ nrld .and Horne
Agatn .. theme; tht' )Car's rrogt am
"ill include al rce all-cumpu' picnic,
fucult \'lecture,, )1!\C:ncla'>H untO no. • • and an alumni author~ rcceptton
~lichael Ford,d1rectoro1 alumm
relattons, .. aid the college., pend tog
approxirnatelyS I 0,000 on thi~ ~car·~
homecoming program. ·
"fhecollege nccd,to reach outlo
alumnt and engage their .. upport in
a \ariel\ of \\a~"· Homccomtng i~
one WU} to brm~ people back. "l·ord
\atd. 1 he benefit, ol 1\ccrmg tn touch
\\lilt .IIUit\01 OUI\\Ctgh thL· C\pcn'e
ol C\ cnh 'udt "' hornecomtng. ~ord
,,,id Alumn1 8"c not onl) the1r
rinanct.tl upport tuthc:collc:gc,but
.tl\t) help 10 admi,,ton" and tn the
career nc:tworl\ \\ hich gi\c, gr.ad·
• • uu11ng 'entors .1 contact pehon to
the .uca the) choC),e w li\c to
tmmedtatcl} alter graduation.
Oneolthchtghlighhofthi'>)ear\
pro~r.am will be performance b\ the
North\\C:5t ,\lnl..an Bullet led b~
ma,ter drummc.r Bruce 5mtth who
pr.tdu~tt ed lrom ll tn 19b5 1 he
dnnce trourc. l..tck" off the 1985-86
t.ue ol the Art \ertc' Tacket~ ore
J\ utluble trom B \ S~ ttcket outlets
-Feature Brie s
The 1985-86 State of lhe Art pro
gram a!> pan of the Ltvely Arh at
Lewis and (.lurk !>t'rtC) wall ofler i.l
broad vanety of top-notch enter
tatnment Unlike p~t yea.J'\ however,
advance ucket 'iale~ wtll no longer
be av:ulable on cumpu-. ln order to
get uckeb for an} of tht\ year'
offenng~ !>tudcnh mU\1 contact
BASS Tackttl> at 621 W 5th
A venue Portland
N0.1 IN TEST
PREPARATION
~~FOA t.tlNGNONAT ~ -+f IUIPIAN
lDUCAnOHAJ. CvntR lHI Pt.,...t.oan 6cMciahta
SiitQ tala
Fot lf.lriO..,.mtbQft PI'P.,. c./l .__ The Galkll'lll _ ..
ottnlfoor
222·S556 Ever wondered JU'it "ho or what
8odmt wa,·• fhe bu1ldtng on lower
campu .. which no\\-hoU\C'\ htMory.
graduate )tudte ~ und b10logy " a
mc:monul to Dr .tnd \1 r" C 0.
Bol>ine longtime acttve ~upporters
ol the college
Ongtnall) u'ied .... , a chemtStf\
and ph}~"' butldinJ?, tt wu .. con
llltlu;ted tn 1946.t., pun oflewt\and
ClurJ.; 'sgrand po)t-\\-ar de\elopment
pl.1n. ~Irs. BoDtnc \\-as a charter
member of the Women ... I eague
"ho'e mone\· wa' cnucal tor the
purcha'e oft he ne" tampu) 10 1942
~he \Ht\ .tho a membero lt he Board
oil ru\lec' I rom 1~29 unttl her death
m1q45 l>r BoDtncwa\ prtmnnh .a
corunbutor ol monc) ond ol hh
mc:d 1c ,,I wrvtcc:'
BEAT the LSAT!
c~t 96 PA9ct of
lrlc~' that Work
for Wl9her ~cor~,.
The LSAT Exposed :
Tricks from 12 Tests
,~,., IIJ teo nnl"' n:a T111 PUII.IC ''"'ca. .. ~~<~II ) 1.101 ,.,. ...
a.rhl~ , Cl' t4 JOl
Pioneer Log, September 26,1985 j ~
~ con
nd
mac
IQOV
•
St'
SAA
repres
acadel
two Sll
des•gn
enllng
lns1ttut1
diSCUS
evatuat
applie<
todeSt
u
Budge
to stud
for thi
spec tal
group~
ln1
I&P'!
Le'
lw111n 1nl
'"'".,..ac~
& pI~
' Po
The
sea
muntcl
Log, K
ReVle
I TH
Sta~
me
mor
is to
Clar
ue
hav~
br~ )t of compulsaon·.'
It ''a lreedom, not
c \illd
1<:h Wnght hope~
: rehgaou!t thoupht
Jnllyt!tby bnngmg
ar' an lht area o(
rnpu-;
mtedl} ol ht~ plan,
•that theonethang
ut the college on
U would be 'cry
uld be tf we could
r' in the field ol
the campus lor 11
~uest lecturer. He
.1 world leader an
t and there would
ror facult) confer
ad ~tudent conrc:r-
bnng these great
fc studenb get to
o.nuy issomc:thmg
1c mtnd' ol men col\
\. II ha' !>Omc: than~
luation oflile and
;, ol it<. mc:antng," I
tat some ... uc:able
o~dc: to enable the
n \\ orld ·cia" rc:lt·
ch •'" Paul rillu:h,
nuteh S'OO.OOO to • d.
:tnds
1-ecrurrg m 1uu~'h
ctgh the c: pen c
mc:coming, l·orcJ
c not on I) 1 heu
to the college, hut
ssions and in the
hich gl\ c grad·
:ontact per on 10
oo'e to live tn
graduation
•ghto;olthi,)car\
•rlormanceb) the
an Ballet led b)
bruce math \\ho
I C tn 1965 1 ht
''off the 1985-86
ene'i ftcket' arc
\S <; tlcket outlets
• lS--
JU<;t "ho or\\ hat
;>utldmg on lower t houses hJ!\tory
~and baolog} " <l
and "1 r' C U.
• cuvc: ~upportel"i
I aJ. a chemt!>tl')
• • mg. 11 "a., con
purtoflcwl\and
·warde\clopmc:nt
e wa.' a chancr
~omen\ I.e ague
cnucut lor the
campu .. m 1942
bc:rollhe Board
29 unul her death
c wa~ pnmanl\ a
t>ney nnd of hi~
~ LSAT!
12 Tests
l~ lll' rw Till run tc .. ,., .. • a.,, u t.~.JoJ
r 26, 1985 I .
1.. I I 1 I
; L:f LTLI~1I _ . -fl I
1 1 T I ,J=r [ 1 _[ 1 1 1 1 ""T 1 1
• 1 • r ~ r · r ~ r · 1 1 -=r 1 r -T-r I I I
Associated Students of Lewis and Clark,
commonlv referred to as ASLC, is the Lewis r:L
and Clark Student Government. ASLC 1s · ~
made uo of an execut1ve council and six r~.
'governance board r~~ s.
I I I I I I I I I I l 1 tudent Aca 1 demic Affairs Board • SAAB•scomposed of 24 students
representing each olthe school's
academ1c departments (there are
two students whO represent self
des1gned maJors and one repres·
enhng the Amencan Language -I I
r-~-· 1 l I
,--1 .. , I ITI:r
Institute) SAAB meets weekly to 1 L I 1 I I 1
d•scuss academ1c concerns. to T -r: I -[ · I J ( 1
evatuateresearchandVISlllngscholal 1 I--I I L 1
apphcatlons.andtoallocatemonies • • -· ~~
'('
rl
•
r r I
to deservtng pro,ects -'--r--'---r-...._ -r-'--, ~~__,_""T' ......_-r__._ -r--'--r- ...1....-=r--'---
Budget and Finance funds ---.r---''- '*T-""--r--'--r-......_.,..... ~ ..,.__...--r--'- ·
to student orgamz.at1ons and groups J ""'T"'"-'-.,...- .1.--r--o'~--'---r--'--r­
~r thc:1r yearly a~t~ti~ and or~~~~~~--r~ ~-'--r- -'-~-~.,.....~~ ~~~~~~ -~__._ spc:ctal events and oversees student
~g ..... ro_u_.p~s ·...,..spe--L...nd-tn-rg...J. L-,...-1---,~-=r__._--r~-r--'--r--A-.,-- .......... r-A--.,-J~--'--,.--'--r-~ l_ _[ ~""'---r--'
Information and Programming~ ~...__._.-~.____.~.-
I&P'spnmaty funchoniStOpf<Mde L--,...-J-..,,........~--L--....__._~-'--r==__._~..&.-..,..- .......... ~t.-.-.,--'~--'-*-T--L.--r
11"'"" Lew1s and Clark student body r--'--....--JL.._,---"-.....~ -.--...L.......,--..&.-,_,~.,........~,...-J~--'---....__._--r ......_~~
twun mtormat1on regard1ng events L--r-'--r-='~--L--,..-'--r=-'--r--'--r-..&.-=r-"'--.,-J~--'- ---'--.- ...L....
OOSICUVIttes taking place on campus & P ts 1n charge of all chanered ,..--'--~~--L~....J..-r--'--r--L--r--'-=r--'---r-....__,r=--'-,--'-
as well as the Forum Sertes "'-r-........,r=-="~---,.. ........ ~--,r· ..... --,--='==,-......._-r-...__,r-='--,.__._ --r~ · ""T"'_._-r-_,_;;:
guest lecturers to campus) r--"--,...-1--,~~--L-r--'=-r-'--r-L--r--'-=r-..L-r-'L-..-,r=--''-T--L--,.~-,-~.,......~....._-:
lan<1SI\.Iderlts OrganiZed for ActMt1es .__....-"--....-J--r__,L~.....L.-r-'--r--'--r--'--r-..L--r-~r-l"--T -'---r-'--r-~
SOFA plans and sponsors r--.......... ,...-..._,~~~-r--L.-r--'--r_._
I most of the SOCI81 events on campus '--....-'--,..........--r---"~_._--r__._-r== .......... -r-...... _,r--""---tr · .L •• ~
OliCy' Review Board ~
The Polley ReVIew Board tnves- l
(lates board policy queshons to L--r-"--....-J---,__,~.*-T.....L.-r-'--r--'--r--A-=r-..L--r-'-­
etermtne whether the tssue
!deserves format expresston ol stu·
raent op1n1on through the ASLC ..........,r-=­
government When a ,....-.......... .,........&-., ........... -...,_...._,...__._~ ---
icatmPlJS WldediSCUSSJOniSneeded :......,~ ............ --.L.--.--o~. -"T
certalntOpiCOrtssue. the board T r
I orgamze and publiCIZe an all-
lcanlous open f~rum . I 1 I 1 I 1 J~, l , I , l.-r-.....a........,_..L.. -r=-
Sl';!~ s~t!t~£~!~mUniCatiOnS Board LL
mumcahons Medta the P1oneer :1 ....,..........._ __ ....._..--,__, I I I . .L 1 _l _l ..l
Log, KLC Rad1o. Y1em Klmtah, LC
ReVIew and the Mend1an SCB is 1n
of funding each medtum,
taot:>olnllng editors and managers ........ -·--.. 1 I ·1 L 1 ·-l _I
d dehmng general polic1es J L
ISPJ::>IICCible to all mediB .I r- ,...-~ro--~~,- ·~*-T--L.--r--'--r=......._ 1-I l I T I -~ 1 T.I
B&F allocates funds to student l
,...-L-~~--r---1~ 1' 1 organiZation s and groups for the1r
yearlyactMt19Sand/OI'spectalevents I 1
They oversee student groups· ~ --.-__._-r==....._--.--
spendlnQ
ud i cia I Board ~~......-'=-r.....l.......r-..L...y-..Jo......--"-~__..._
Pioneer Log, September 26, 1985 Page9 Pio ·dders
s ·ve last
second scare,
• opener
lnp B(lb (,llln' illt cuh upfidd
llf:un .. t ""'nuld-hc \ ikin.: dcfenc.hr.
Mi'-c Lund
ur thl' I'IOnffr I UJ!
\\ uh II\ second' left \o pit.~\
lion. Peterson stopped \\estern
\\ I ngton l mH:rsn~ quancr h.u:l
K n ~ 1\ n ~ O\J h • :.ltiC:mpt lor n
I lol. ,_.pOlO I 000\'ei"SIOR mchc from
the o d hne ro pmeru: a Ui-27
I e\\' nnd Cl01rk 'u:ton
Kn lo\leh tulhn\mg.a trtn{;nl
bhlC cr rolled out lch on
quartcrboscl keeper Ill <111 e0ort IO
0\'ei"OO!Tlethe \ 1lmg 21-potnl delitrt
md "~>tc:.ala' ctol) from the l'•ont.'IC'n.
P u:r on. on LC S(lphomnre umL
a;r 1 the fteld ln'm lw. fru ~.tleh
po au on to moLe the U\ mg tudJc
and nllo" C\Cf\ one 1t1 Gns\~old
tndJum 10 hrt'atm a collectl\c t[:h
ot reh I
It appea~d the Pto•s \\OUid run
alA.&~\ \\lth the :..:~me on the Occt feet
ffldnl:c:r "''c'c Rc:bLsdlle.l C bu1h
s E M
l Bnttum: '-\lc:H· Rt·b"~;hl.c J)UII' in
tht• lil'\1 of ha' tllrtl.' tnuchdn\\-n
carchr-..
:! I 0 hulrumc lead on three
tuuc:hdn" n n:cepUOM b Rehas.:h c
I\\\) llfthe 1 D's "creon hook-up)
I rom (jUUrter h11d, Ball t=cllo"
Junanr l he econd connecuon
pnnnell etght} uuds Rcha~chi.e
fle" tl\ 1h~~ \ tl.ang defcndcrl> \\ nh
Jll'il "' manutc 1u p)!l) m 1he hull
Kcbt:<.~:h~e . a cnll)r had !ie\CII
cc.~tchc IOJI4b\;tnJ anthr:p.smc
llc p•tr: thrO'>'tng four
lnU~n·epl hlO~, I cll..m rnckcd dpart
1 he We~ tern delen'e lor 2P ':ud~ -
llc"P'Jil~ SOULtr Bc:.h GLmvillc IOtunes
for 1.!2 \:trd~ I n•lb.ack I hun
M3mvul ... ~cml,r \ln,hed throu<>h
lor SS \nrd• on the gt ound, mol> I of
\\hu.:h co.~me rn the lira hnll "lien
the Paonccr orTeu e ~nbbh::d ur
Gnw.old rcnl cstotc at "'II
"iec.ond-l c.•r ~.:o h ()(Jn ~I" .sn'
\\.1\ ple.1 cd "uh the P11l\ 4&5 )il11h
of IOtdl oil en e -our oflen'e pla\ed
c trtmr:h '"ell pnruculolrh tn the
farst half." he ~t11d
E s T E R -
ell
s~
~~~ ~
"~' (
\\ e tern fmnll~ got on the board
m.the thlfCi qu3rtcr \\llh n 56 \Drd
anterl!C:(l\lon rc:turn IIO\\C\C:r .
\let urt\ tell \:OntrJent enough to
put ln!Somcsuhutute utthccnll of
the Jler!Od I he ffi(l\ e \\ f!rl;ed to
LC"~ nd\'llnt.,ge a~ ccond·•Mmg
qunnc:r h.td. \h~ c: I nnger,l ~hmun ,
h11 Dnncn Ralucr. soplwmorc: on
,, 42-}urd corm}!, tn~c lll open the
lnunh quuncr fhat put the Pm\
ur 21\.7 .nul mudc 1 he I an\ ,t,trt
talkmg ubnul r•l\l•gnrnt IICll\ IIIC:\
But rwt lot hmg
\ tu:rthe teams c.M:hun~ed ·• en~
of dO\\ n \\ C\IC:fll \\ .u,hmgron
forced n L C"l!. illld < l.trl; lum"lc
on I C'\ I o ~ ard hne 1 ht' \ iL:mgs•
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The l C\\IS nnd lnrl; \O(Ie)bull
team rur'led 11 'ens on record lo tJ-2.
wrth nn rmpre t\C 15-8, 15·6, 15-•l
\ &ctnr) over Wtll.•meue
lltc "'"\HI\ one: of three for the
Lad) 1'10:. ln~t \\ cck. Ill e) olso
deleuaed Moun1 Hood CC nnd
C'oncord1n College. I ( <hsposcd ol
\\ tllnmcllc \\ nh relauvecasc, as &he)
exploded mid".!Y through ench
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und ,, 1-0 !lt,ul m 1hc North\\cst
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defenSive force nccordmg to Ko)
hn~ been the emergence of tttrlo
McCull) " turlu came: bnd from
an lllJUry for the Mount Hood
COnle!l, nnd her fUC\CnCC \\ 3S reJt
rmmc:dwtel) he hn' rcnlh
1 Jcngthcned our front end pnumg.
and dcrensc ..
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Co"ch l{on K.1y is plea-;ell \lotlh
&he slllrt, .tnd the protzrCS'I- h1s team
made thus lur rn the sea~on ... We
nre ccrtatnl) ,, better &cam no\\,
thun we \\ere an the U ol P game
(oncoftheir t\\o 1~1sse came to the
llnl\c:r II) ol Portland) . Man)
problems \\'C hnd enrhcr 10 the :>c:ason
c .. n be nunbuled to bkndmg tn lhc
mnene\\ fnce \\Chlneonaheteam,"
~ud 1\a) Co •• ch Kny spoke of the nc\\
st.tson wuh n g.rme b) g;unc: outlool
"We h,JIIC !IO m.my ne\\ people \\e
hu"en 1 rc.1lly et nn) 'tellm go.rls ·
The n:IUTIIIII!! membc ~ netd lO !!hO\\
lettdcrshtp, 11 the ne" player can
learn the system, and ~II ol them
havt' been doing n good 10b olthat ..
Rcturntng seller I ~~.1 J 1cob sutd
ol the team, ur:\erybod) blended
tt'lgethcr really qurckly. At I&DI I
thought II ma} be kmd ol hard \~&lh
the nc" people. but C\'Cr) bod) ·~
playtng reall} \\Cit We're hnvmg
lun. "luch make 1tthu1 much ca tcr
onthecoun PIUS\\ehn\ethedr tnet
title and playofls for rnccnll\'c " T ercsa l ockc h<~mmcrs home rnother ~P•ke a5 Amy Bolger looks on
Women kickers split road trip
L\nne Case\ • • or lhr Pionru l Ol
Lending 1 he l'tll.ICk ior the Pronecr
,,rrcn.\e ha been lclt stde hiller fere:s:1
l ockc, "ho hn' flrO\Ided man)
'llr<lng prkes m the earl) ~ea on
fhe ltd) l'&o~ hn"c: .1lso bctn getting
\Ome kev srn~~ fromJunror college
tran fer luc.l) l·randsen, .md 1\0l)
Oolger, frc:(,hrnan Coach ..:n) sa1d,
"lud) h,,, been JHO\Idtnl' excellent
no or lcullcr htp, ltnd both ,\m).
1nll tCtth) <.:c,prlc h:J\C: been Couch Ko) .tdded. "I he n.tturc
oft he gamer~ e:\clltng and the fnn-.
can ha\e nn rmpact \\ e enc:ourugc:
tudent and locuh) to come JOIII
the lun, and shurc the expencncc .. The women's soccer team laced
three: ver) d&lferenl opponents s
the) buuled \\',llameue Um'\crSll),
~orthwcst amn:ne Unt\ersuv,nnd • \\ httmnn Unt\:crsit~ an their firs1
rhe \ olle) b.tlllcam c:an be seen
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Pn~:~fk and Smurdn 8)!011'\'il \\ estc:m
Washtngton . Both mntches nrc at
Pamphn Spans Center. lhrtt games of the ea on
The Pto~ tied Wtllameue .t--1 m a
VCI) CIO C game rhey \\Crt dO\\n
two goals\\ tthtn the tirstl5 mmutc:5
oft he gumc but held on and ttcd u
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Teller machine service. You'll be
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kPeps students' hours. too-Mlh our
O,ty & N1ght Teller machrnc servtcc
Use 11 10 get cash qurckly 24 hours a day seven days
a we~'k When you re bum1ng the m1dntgn1 011, we're
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Plus, you'll en1ov 1ccess 1o OV13r 7 000 auto­
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Ask about a Firat Interstate sludenlloan .leam
how easy 11 can be to finance vou ollt .• educallon
wtth a Guarnn1eed Student Loan YOu cnn borrow up
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Be sure to ask nbOul our Plus loan program too
II s iiO exccllen1 alternate plan 10 trnance your educatton
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At Frrst Interstate you II fmo the checking account
Pioneer Log, September 26, 1985 that s toea! lor your budget Ch~e
from a wtde vanety of cll~;ddng plans
rncluc11ng our atlractMllOw Cost
Ch 10{1 OPhOn II )'OU wntc lUSt a le'o\
checks per monlh and mamu!ln a low
checlong account balance, lo\'o Cost
checking IS rdeal for you Stoo l7i your
nearby branch ano a~ how ;'OU can
srgn up And be sure anti ask about
Value Plus Ch eking II can save ·,1ltl
money on trlMll and shoppfng and much more
We'd like to help.. ticre ln Oregon there's one
b.mll th.rt workS espectnlly hare! ror \'OU The tnenoly
tolk.s .rt F1rst 1nt111s1 ate Bank Vt51t us soon
VlsJI your nearest 01y & Night feller macftme,
24 hOUt'$ a day, seven d8YS a week.
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Fist lltterstafe Bank up at hnllumc . In the second hall,
ahc P•o cored agnm and gamed
lhe lend but \\ tllnmc:ue came bat:
\\llhagoaldunngthclnst tcnmmulcs
or pia) and ued the game one last
lime
oac:h Rnnd) Nordlof\\aspleased
\'llh the \HI) the women played,
aytng that .. \\ rllamettc LS much
•mpro\cd from last year~
;\ fter playmg \\ •llameuc,the Pro
traveled to Idaho to face Ncmhwest
~uznrene lltLS 1 the firM \ellr •
~orth\l.e.st No~r.areneh&U had n team
.1nd ordlol s:-ud ... We plo~ed well
C:\enthoughaheywen:n\ \Cf1 tmng.."
1 he Pro~ dominated both the bnJI
and the field and \lion 1he game
I 1.0
lltc Pros then went on 10 \\ h­
mgtontocompetcagamst \\'hnman,
la"t ~ear' champtons The:
P1o lo tO· but ~ordlof ntd, "1ne
game was a lot do<>cr than the score and&cnted •
"They are a \"Cf) good tenm, ·urd
:'l:ordlof, .. All of Ins• yar pln\er\
relumed thts ye~u and the) ha\e a
loa of itrcn ttu nd 'VC:r) fe"
'hcaknesses ..
Jumor Enn HedenbcrEh:Ualotal
of four goals after the fust &hree
gnmes and a -playtng \Cf) \\CII on
the from lane, "snu:J Nord lor Jumor
Robyn Gregory and cnror hellr
Berg boah hove three go Is each
alter the three gnmeli Rob) n hnd
three rca II~ good games,,, m1dfield
1nd [Ieshman Mll~ho 'Re10nold ,..
n .. trong force at fullba~;l ..
N Qrdlof" ns happ\ "uh lhe \\ n)
the li.Omc:n pla)cd constdc:nng the
dtflcrcnces m the opponents nnd
the age 01 the team th&s \ear "\\ e
ha"c a loa offreshmcn I hiS \c:a rand
~-c: nrc 'ltilrttng ~\en ne\\ pi )ers..'"
~td ~ordlol "It "'ll ben learmng
c pcnence for <~ll of us. ..
--Sports Briefs--
Fucmg one ol the tougher field
on one of the tOU!Jher courses the)
'h &II run •• 11 \car ,the l.cwlS and Clllf'
cro countr) runners turned m orne
trong perform.mccs .. l"he men pl.la.d
5lh O\er II nd the \\Omen 6th tn
the l>onlund '"' IIUliOn.tl ~cpt. 21
semor LuurOJ I C\\ \llcn"A.I the
number one runner ror the "omen·
team he linL\hcd 2Sth overulJ t:U:ing
I 2 off herb 1 ume for the .;ourse.
I aurre l ndef\liood al o dtd on
out tand rngjob to f m~h 30th. Co h
On\ td l-1 ard
J or 1he men K1r Re\nold dtd
the JOb 1101 hms 16th 0\croll and
ll1l.111g 2 32 Off h~ best C()Uf'\C: Ume
Re\'nold lime on the C\'lursc \\aS
the econd taste tlor n\ LC runner
e\er r-.~ s.ud
cp\ 2 the uo -. ounlr\ team
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Dire Straits
"Brothers in Arms"
Warner Bros.
John Cougar Mellencamp
"Scarecrow"
Rlva Records, distributed
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The Fred Meyer record departments always have your favorite music for less/
Prices good through Oct. 4th.
These adverttaed nem must be readily avallable tor sale al or below the advertlaed
price In each Fred Meyer Record section or Music Market store except Momson. -
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