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

Volume 50, Number 3

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1985-10-01

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26,1985 Lewis and Clark CoUege
ahab leads Nicaraguan tour
.1. Dana Hayne\
Of tht Pl(lntcr toe
Rel.1110n' between the llnued ~tat_, and the ttn)'
Central \mc:m .. m countr, or N1caragun arc currently
)trained The N1carugunn £Overnment has recetved atd
lr11m both the \ovtet Unton and Cuba the ll ~
goH•rnmtnt 1!1. rmnnctn~ COUOlCf•fCVOJUttOnury fore('
there, .wd the \undmtMan government hu'l brought
tht' country belort the world lourt ol Ju\ltc~;
on ch.trges ol undeclared warlurc.
Into thi~ \'olaule"tuatton,l.tWl~ and Clark professor
Z.thel W .th.tb led I~ educators. st udenb and tnterc,tcd
cit liens l.t~l AuguM, on a two-\\eek tour ol Nicaragua .
1 he trl(' '"a" ~pon)ored b) the college' conttnuing
lllthc.'> depanment l he participant., tncludcd lour
1 (' ,tudcnt. ,t,cral educator-; lrom around the
North\\C~t ..tnd .1 tar 3\\U) as Matne, a chmc.tl ps)'·
cholog1s1 ,md .1 rd1red longshoreman .
1 he program \\,l.\ staned <tfter a group ol Central
1\mcrtcan teacher poke on campus lu~t \pnl. Wahab
"·'>,eJected to lead the group becau~e he had t\\ice • hec:n to :-< 1carnguu
\\'ahab ,tttd the group had no trouble gc:tllng into
Ntcaragua. Vi"u.' are not n~ary to enter that country,
and "there are more North Amcnclln'> tn N~t·arugua
thun Cub.tns •• helpmg "l!itllng and learntng," he
•ulld
N1carugun '' hke a '>how place • .1 mu5eum •
(There: ..tre) people from all over th~ world Local
travel agentle\ ~.,m'l keep up wtth all the touri!tt!i,"
Wahab 'IUid
"w1caraguu '"a countr} at war, with c.ounterrevolu
uonane' (c.tlled (.:On trw.) wugmgguernlla warfare from
Hondura. to the nonh ard Costa Rtca to the \OUlh
W.thab '>lltd the country ~ htghl) m1htari1ed and
c timated that one-qunncr of the populntton earned
orm' "(It i'l) a dynumtt ~OCiet) ' he Stlld '' rhere I\
tot.d mobtlltatton ~.ulturally. mtlitartly ,
A. e•garette thrown in a ventilation duct in Templeton
( ollege ( enter brou&hl two fire en gin~ and a truck to
campu\ Monday afternoon. Althou2h thc .. )mokc4icare"
Library budget educutiotldll} ,ocmlly."
Be~idc dcrendtng ng<tin'lt hil-and-run contr.t
artntlt\, Wahab \md the populace is also prepared for
un anvas1on bv li.S. troop' .. , here l'dttealleiH ofll ~.
mvas10n 'he \aid ·People .m: afratd. Ther're prepared
to delend thetr countr~ People really thin~ the mtru·
\tructurc ol a \1 S ln\u\lon ts ready. I hey sa} they
don't want to be cuught like the Granadsun<> (befo~t
the 198~ mvu ton ol (ircnnd.ll"
l>esptle the mtlitnr} mobthTauon, one group
member, I Cjuntor I inda Sund5trom , aid she did not
feel threatened .. , felt the~ (lhe military) \\ere there to
protect us, not harm u ... Sundstrom md
"I went there expecting to (eel ( ~1curaguun)
:~mmosuy," !\undstrom, u commumcauon\ maJOr,sUtd
"People: were trul} lncndly. fht)' ha\e a remarkable
ubtltl.) to 'cpnratc the ( merican) people from the
tate "
Sund trom uu.l she returned to the Unttcd States
with the fechng that '"people an the Slate!' aren't gelling
.ln uocurutc 1magc (ol tcurugua) from lhe medlft.
1 here· so much energy do\1. n there: to mal.;c ua better
country."
Wahab \..ltd he at..o could understand the countf')''lj;
need (or a '>trong military presence At one potnl, the
group \tslltd Ia. .. Tnmdad a town whsch suffered damage
from a contr.l auatk Wahabsatd the group sa~ damage
thut had been inOtcted upon the !>C.hool medttal
clintc, mtlit<lr}' hend4uaner\. pharmacv church
and ctty hull.
The trap Included a dt5CU!>ston \\ith Mini5ter
of lntenor Tomas Borge. several Ntcaragunn educatol"5,
a \11\ll to an mternal refugee seulemen t and a stop '"
Corinto, Portland's si!lotc:r cit). The group deh\e~td
official t!>tcr~lt}· dcxumenl\ to Corinto's mayor Stmon
Continued on page 2.
Cl#aln &ttzltiia
never broke into name. appro:cimattl) 100 student\,
rac:ult) and \!rafT were evacuated (rom the buildint.
See related ~tory on pa~e 2.
cut by $65,490
Sheila Mel arcn
Of I he l'itmrrr I Ul! t)btatnmg mlormauun through the
U\C ulu major computer Jntn scr\ 11.-e
banli) fucuh) :md studenb .... Budget cut·
bads gl\ c} ou 'ume chances to du
'orne planntng."' ll,IJ~r md
\\ il I( ult nl lut~t bUd!!CI ClllS,
the hbr.tn '' tum:tmnmr un adra,.
ttcull\ rcdutcd huu~et thl' )'cO\r
\Vh.11 "II\ pre\ tOU\Iy .t ~J<IiO,UOO
allt)t atton tu 1 he ltbral') " no\\
quoted h\ 1\cllnf I 1br.trv Due,tor
((and\ { ollvu a .tppr<.ntmJtel)
SIIN,SIO
I hc,l·lund'> hu\c b«n dcdrcuted
to \\ hnt ( olh cr dc:)~ortbcd a' ••t he
thrt'c: mntn .trca .. ul 'tudent .;crv\~ ..
1 h1 include\ muinr.umnp the ~arne
oper.tllng hou" .,, IU'It \Car, the
intc:rltbrar)' loan prosmm Ia wa)
uiiOUlttng und obtamtn¥ books not
avutluble m the l C hbrurv). und
the on-hne ~ervice (a mean~ of But 1 he libr .11 \ hu~ had 1 o du
~omc e p.:ndttUf'(' I nmming in ord~·•
to meet the hm1tutton' 1ll the nc\1
hud~ct I ht brJQ;OI ~ ut <. olh !:f -.~ud,
I\ tht' rcdu~;tiun ul bool. bctng
pun:.h<hed l oii\C't md he It:(( "11
I~ he<::UI~C that \\OUid hU\C the
.. m.tllc"t anuncdiatc tmpuct ~,n 1 he
tut.lcnl!l "Uc .tddt:d that, .t'>fl result
nl these \; ut , \here " no rclererwc
hbr.mun on dul) S.llurdu} oa
-..undu).
r he~c: panu:ul:u cutbad:!i \\ere
t:on,ldcred c.uct ulh bel ore
rmplemcnt.ttton, Collver a1d. I he
cut'> \\ere decuted upun b.) the
Facuh~ ltbr.1r., Commi'l ton, an
advr~ory group. compmcd ol hoth I he currtnt budget, trimml.'ti ,,,
it h '' he en, rs ubout e411" .th~nt tu
the 1~81-ts2 bud.8et, Colhcr :ud
All hough'"" Ill 4uttc u dalfcu:n~.:c .
he 'tud It j, "b\ no mc:.m\ .1 latal • hlo\\ lt • nut C\ en :t 'et bad It just
mean' th111 we h."e to wort.: .1 httle
hun.kr I he \\01 1.: 'olume \\ttl not
go thn~ n at ull." he .tddcd.
C other encour11g~ student anJ
f ncult} mput regurdtng the hbnn.).
He ~ard he'' \en tnlc:~tcd 10 \\hat •
pc:oplt' ha' c to 'II) conccrmng "'
en i~ and ''open to u...:r response.
WI \\ould \\clcome ')tudent input
.tbuut librur\ cn·1ces •. lt \ our • hbrary. Don"\ lb')Ume thing') can'
he changed." I Vol. 50 No. 3 October 3, 1985
7.aher Wahab. pror&ar or educalion.ltad a two wtt&. trip to 'ieancua
ta .. t A ueust. Trip partidpanb included rour l.C ~tudcnts. se-.ual f'ducators.
a clinical psycholozjst and a retired lonts.horeman.
LC Nicaragua trip proposed
Prehmtn.tr y plans and proro5ah;
rue bc:tnp drawn up for a permancnl
l.c~ 1 and Clark program tn NiCll­
rogua The program 15 the brai~htld
of profe-.sor ol educutton Zuher
Wahab
Wahab lead " t\\O·~eck tnp to
1'..acaragua lut August, with 18
educator • tudenu and other
&nter(.)ted people. Wahab said the
trip "WUS .. ucce lui and enljghtening,
and he ~ould liketosc:ea penn ;anent
~ummcr progr.1m there. "We should
send people" here they can be chal·
lenged and inspired .. \\ a.hab a1d.
Ye.,terda) , Oet. 2 Wahab and
mcmtx:l" o( the Contmutng Educa­
uon dcp • .trtment (formerly C".dltd
Continuing ~tudi~) met to di.-;cus~
the propo,.ll l ontinutng Educatton
\pon~tlrcd tht,summcr' tnp ~u .. ..tn
F1.1gcl, progrnmcuordinator l'nrthe
depurtmcnt, de)crtbed the lrip n.'\
"\'er) 'UCCC)'IfUilO t\el') w,t): acn­
demt~ally und per on ally."
Continuing Educ<ttton hoo; OC\Cr
before ~;oorinated u permanent
progrnm Once the propo,ul IS
organ11ed. it "ould have to be pre:<o­
ented to the 0\cr-.cec~ Planning
Commmec. \'am: '\Jhlg(', IIC'ting
director of 1ntc:rn:tttonal program\ ,
td.
S11' uge ail.! he hud not ht:srd
ahout Wahab. pwp<tsal, but thml~ 1 he tden hB.S meru. MSummer IS opeo
toallopt•ons," ava.ges;Yd. He. ddC'41
that Connnutng Educutton­
-pon,ored lripsare-usua.ll.)l shorter,
and ha\e a d1tlen:nt ice tructure,"
than 0\'er..eAS Programs tnps
""The difterencc between Conlin·
utng tEducauon tnps) and general
program, '' they're for a dsfTerent
audience ~\:t, Jgc-said Conunutng
Educatron tr•p are generally
org-.mi1ed for graduatestuden~and
mcmbc~ of the cummunll} .
~.1' agesa•d theoollege tw ind udl:l.l
.t~hon vi<>uto ~1caragu tort he la.it
iour .)tan. a.s part of the permanent
Costa Rica program
College Chaphn James Stuan 1
also interested in Nicaragua. and
h.t.S spol;cn to Wahab about the
propo al. 'tunrt ~id Campu Mm·
i•.tri~ rna} orgamz.e \\Orl.: bngntic:
in that country.
.. Then: IS a prohlem of whether
the Unned Suuesgo"emment \\Oulu
loo~ ~ mdl} on ~uch n progrnm, ..
Stuart ~aid. The ll S State
l'lepanment h:u.dtscouroged pn\' tc
programs m Nsc:uasua. hecausc: ot
the socusl~t posiuun ofthe Sandtn·
~tan go"n11ment .
Wahab :ud \\orl.. bngndes rc
needed in ~~ ruguB to help \\llh
agrrculture, forest uon nnd d.sm­
button rroJC\."b
• ·-411iay-
Althouah th~ librar, braced 1tith alart~ bucl&~1 cut. Actina Ubrar, Director
Randy Coll•er states that the thrte amu of saudmt scoica wiU bt maintaiMd .
•(t h by no meant a fatal blow. It\ not nm • utbadt," h~ said. -Rembert returns to classroom
Ramuna Brandl'"
or tht rwnr«"r I UJ:
l"k".m ''' Fotult\ \mire" Hem ben
11.1 gun~ hacJ... lu the h.l\1 ,>1 ~du­
~.mun Hll.,t4' lnqutf'\ alun '' He
h.h '(,lunt nh olk~ In~ te.u:hmg
·~1"\ ,~ ll' the l01Icgt' to help \\llh
the mMru tmn ol the OC\\ Cure
lumwlum
··1 he c:\pcnen c of 1e~.:h1ng the
dilS!I has been £f'C·'' for me:.~ Rembi:n
Jld -t·m c: oted, 11 pk.uurnblc
I'm !;'ellln~ 'Ontethtn!; OUI of II n
m\ COJO)'ment ofhfc:.-Remben :ud
Teachmgthe lnqutr) cJn <t a fulfil·
lmcnt l'f h1' litc:lons d~tre to bt' n phtiO,•lpher He ha' n Ph.D 10 phi·
I''I'("Jlh\ from f'o1 oellllnt\CNI)
~~rnhcn ,,,,,,tun un und~rg1.1d ·
uutt.: B \ lh\rn \ .m.terh•h I OI\Cr­
"11\ •• md ,, c nnd B \ lhlrn 0' llmf
l 01\CI II\ fh:m!'lcrt flit!\ IOU'il\
l.lUght phiiU\Oph\ oiOd ,1 C'Otc' prO·
gmm ill (. olgntc l nl\er\lt\ lor 10
\CIJr.s He 1ht' ~.:h:11rcd the C'ON:
flW!!r.tm tar ,c,en \enr!o J,nor '''
htsm.lnttnl tmtl\c po~lllon:u t C:\\1
nnd c...l;nJ..., Rembert 11 1 a~,,~tant
dC:CIIl 01 f I Uh\ lor thttt \C:llf'S .:11
Colgate
Rcmt'ltrl so1d he fc:eh hh creden­
uob nptl} qunlll\ htm 10 te.tC'h the
BusH: lnqulf) cour...c: Mcnu'c: "tn u
'mel\ ol ":l'' the course' are • • t •• 1~1ng .tbt)llt pluh•,oph) "Rc:mbcn
,,ud "lnqutr~ rcl.tte~ b.IL'k tuth 11 ..
\\ c.Hkmg nut prtp:mttu)n tune nn1l
~:I.JMo umc:. m atftlttwn to Ill'-\llh~.=111l
pt'~l u~ dc.m of IU~lllt\, pn•\'ttl Ill
tt~: u ttght ~~.:hedulc lm Rc:rnhcn
Howe\C:t. h~ u~.u:htn~ un ~ lll u m
dll)\ he 1~ nhlc Ioiii 4llnl hi\ d ullc!.
1nto the (.hi). e\cn though 11\ \t:r\
"hll'\ ••
Rembert suu.l he 111 'Uitflhl\
1mpro.'C!d \\ llh h1:1 tudenl'i "fltt) \-t
deullln)lratcd ho" mlln) Idea
'tudcnl ha\c, C\C:n trc~hmc:n ," he
md "fhe) can p1d up ,omethtng
.101.1 {!0 'l'lrnC\\ here \\II h II f he\\ C
\IHm n me fir5thund that the) hll\c
nlot 11f toterc,tlng thought' .. Oc.an ul \tudc:nl' ,\ndrc" Rembert Is tcnchtnp 1.1 h.lstc c:nqutnc~ class this
full J..,,.,.. Uon
Templeton evacuated by fire;
firemen lay blame on cigarette
Librar; gains computer center A mouldenng fire c:ont3aned m
thclollcl.!t \ \'tnttlation "' temtorctd • 1 he c\ a~.: uuhon of appro:\tmutel) I 00
''udcnt-., lacuh) <tnd \hlll lrom
Templeton ( ollegc( enter Mundll).
~cpt '\0 "(,encrall\ thc'c arc kept clean,
bUIIhe'c •lrt daflicuh to gel to [he't 11
get cleaned out no" \Aorfin 'utd
1 he \'eolllnllon w'tem has a lllter
Nan Williams
Of thr Ptonttr lul
•\ nc'' m•crocllmputcr lahorntof)
hn' been e-.tublt,hcd on the liN
Ooor of the hbnsr). nnd t' •'pen
dunng normal ltbral'\ hour 1 he:
lab contatn. f1,ur IBM PC\, 'I"
Clulmeleo~ (I 8~ t compatthlcs) und
t\\o \pple \l:sclntosh~. nnd:~n H P
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PIONEER LOG
' Editor: "" r.. anze Manegtng Editor: ,.~eghan
F •e ,
Copy Editor: Alwt! Rl~J'.C, bJ m
News Edltor:J Dana HJI\1~ 1\€'5
Forum Editor. T L~oo
Features Editor: J .dl'l Demo er
Sports Editor Luna
Photography Editor.l~ "'B
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Business Manager Yum
H ah<:
Production Editor: Carot)'Jl
Jessu.
Circulation Manager: L!S3
l(o. "llg ol
Advertfslng Manager. Gary
Goldsm:tn
Futures wnlers: J an Oet·
v.'e:tler J Dana Haynes Clanssa
Hsu Lauue Unde.r'lo'OOO Nan w .ams
Forum writ era: Tom Lyd€n KS!I
Schomburg Scon Sta+<
Newa wnters: Ramona Bta.ndes
Aob:n Franzen J Dana Haynes.
DaVId Knapp She1la Mclar&1'1
Sports writers; Adam &aw-n
Lvnne Casey Oerron JUOtt M1• u
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Photographers: Cha~les
B >11 -Lynne Casey l.aUTa
Fi~n thVf' ~Y Scott
Production Staff: Don Ba1ley
• a B n. • "' d acquel•ne
1:-JanS &m Mahanay Danelle
WriQI'll
Composition : She Scott
Advlur: P-n•e I" nr "'rlSOI"I
Spiritual Gu1dan~ ,j(jry
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too oontmry to f(Kirna c etncs
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UrtS~gned ea"!!W.a are suggested
!ld are &PPfOYeCJ OVthe euaors ana
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Page 2 fhtn~Jel' punter
\"( t)rdlng to the poht'} heet
C'tlrnl'!lled b) l•brar) bustnc'~
admmt,trtttmn und compuung
,er\I<'C~ pcl"\onncl, !otudcnt' \\llh
n .. •gncd cl.~ '' orl on the compute!'\
'' 111 "·" c ltr~l prmnt~ 0\C:r othu:-;
l \CI"S \\ 1JI \lgO·IO Ul the l 1\ICOIOt:
enter. •denlll)tng the nature ol
1he1r \\Ork, o th.•t the lah.utendc:nt
mn\ tdenlll\ n lo" pnonl\ user tn
the c\ent thnt a hl£h·pnorll\ u-.er
~'" need 01 ,, mnchmc.
Personalso lt\\ nre rna) be brought
1nto the lab, under the condition
that it doe notmterfcre"nh othcr•.' ~orJ... . Ho"c' tr, 'ott\\ .tre i\ a\ .uhtblt
lor chcc~ out .tithe 11\IC:nmg u; ntcr
l ndudc:-d 1 n 1 hr' 'el~cllon arc d.t"
r'1:4Uirt;tf prngram .a .. \\ell a' ·• 'cr~
mrodt\t collection ol hc~t-,l'll •ng
commcr~m l program~ . "That 1~
'omethmg I reall~ "unt tn hu1ld
up." R-.nJ) Cnllvcr, OJ('tiOg lihrun
dtn:CIOf, \aid
\tudcnl ha\c~ompl:uned nbour
h~ nru-.C' crerucd h) the nc" l.ab "It
"ould be pre II~ hard to \IUd) do\\ n
here no\\,"' onelnb u'cr md "\\ c'rc
t 1'\ tng 1n come up "11 h more qUiet
'f'lllt'e to mule up tor 11." Colher
'intd 1 he ·,mo~c: scare" \\·a& lound to
be cuu,ed b~ u (:tgarcue put out on
the: grate, out!>ldc the m.ulmom and
under the \tlllrca\c
\omebod\ put a c•garcttc in the
\COl It l.co hull!. \\ho \\il' an
charlie olthc 1nn. 'ligatiOn, .ud .. It
\\US ne\c:r tcchnicall) ·• lire ,1, 11
ne\er broke 1010 a !lame."
II" us upparcntly ou)tln 1 he gr .ue
that caught fire,.thhough mo't \cnt
arec:lcaned thrc:cumc:'n \car, 'emor • mamtcnan cccnginccr Ruben Mortln
~.ud
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I I 1 any large pizza 1
I I I Expire:,: Oct. 10. 1985 1 L--------------------------J iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • \\ h1ch" 'uppo .. cd 10 kec:pdu'it from
bu1ldang up '" the vent'
Two cngtnc., and 11 truck. nlon@
With U TC\CUC UOII Were 'lt:nl to tht
campu' at .tppro•amatc:l) 2:38 p m
$~hU fll \UIU II I\ COmmon procedure
wuh a butldtng the,lle ol Templeton
tuda,p.uch muluple unit' firelighter
Btll ()a" 'atd tha111 wtllulsodcpend
on ho" man\ It\ c~ urc m danger.
It tool.; hrc:mcn ahout 10 minutes
to pm point 1 he ongin ol the smolo:c
Alter cu1ung oil all the tam 10 the
\enula11on~) 1em the) Y..ere able: to
lo\\ do\\ n the mokc through the
hmldmgund i.o;olatc: the bummg vent
There'" no d1rec1 damage co:oot to
the college, \1orlln \Utd
LC Prc~tdc:nt lamc:o; Gardner,
comm~ nung on the ancuJent 'aid.
·•we "ant ne" bualdings. but "'''
that h.td,"
News
Bries
• II recent cutbads tn g.o,c:rnmcnt
linunctal a1d haH \ou wondenng
''here: )OUr nnl \ o\G \ meal •~
coming trom, "The: !:>cholanhtp
Boo!.;" rna\ hn\c the .. otuuon \OU - . ha' c been looktng tor.
The book li!>h :-.ources lor O\ c:r
S 10 b1lhon 10 pm ate sector lmanctal
•ud 1ncluding more thun ~0 000
-. .. ·utluble ..cholu~h1ps, grants lonn\
lellow\hlp' and tntc:ro'hiP'
•\ccordtng to the 'lauonal
C ommlltc:e on ~tudc:nt Fmanctal
''""tuncc S6.6 b1lhon 10 prt"atc:
'ector hnanc1al ;.ud goe' undatmc:d
c.tc h year becau .. e -.tudentc, are
UnO\hlre ol it' C~l\lencc J\utho"'
D.antc:l Jame~ Ca' 1d\ and \lhchael
.I <\1\c:o. "antto chunge th.u Their
boo!.: I'> U\Utluble 1n local booksto~
for$1495 •
St udcnt ~elected ,1, Interns I or
the 1986 l>o" Jone "c" \paper
J!und Ediung Intern Program lor
College lun10r and the Mmoru)
Edumg Intern Program lor College
Scntor \\ill be ollercd u \\Orl.: ~IU·
d) 111d puclo:atte totaling appr0:\1 ·
motel\ Sl'I,OOO
rht> program\ tndude guar.tnteed
p1nd -.ummcr Job' on ncwspap(r.
nr ne\' 'crvicc cop\' de~ks, a two­
wul.; free cdtllng trmninF -.c:mtnar
and ,, ~alar) ol bctwcc:n $200 and
SJSO 11 week for 10 wccl.;o, I he: pro·
gr.am for college JUOIOF'\ abo tnclud~
a S I 000 cholaf'\h&p, the progrum
lor l olleJ.tc: 'cmor' 1ncludh .1 S 1,500
'cholar lup lor \lUdcnts who w1ll
auend graduate 'lchool und uS 1.000
scholarship "' pa) sen1or year
c:\pcn~es ol student who do not
llllend graduate chool
Applicauon~ "ill be a\ ail able
through Oet. J II rom the Do'' Jon~
NC\\ pOJper fund, P 0 Ro' JOO.
Princeton. '.J. OH540
Pioneer Log, October 3, 1985 wi2
Nica
F ranci!.C'O f
ounc1l
Another
agreed th .. u
rcall~ negiCl
~he .. uid.
<iundimst
'"en1 thro~
Phelp!-s
raguan:> tr
of the: tnp l
Pres1dent I
auended al
the loreign
Wahab'>l
and could
~Public. op
IOitf\.C:OIIQ
tht\) male
public mull
\Vah.th S
•
I
l utraes class thaJ
Lo """ < u n
y fire;
~arette
arc kept clean.
l to gctto rhcyll
,.;·Morlan ... lid
tern ha' a falter
> J..cepdu<~tl rom
'COl~
J a aruck. along
~ere \COl 10 the
ll'lUtch 2 38 p.m
\mon procedure
)C of f empiCIOO
1-1nih Firelighter
ill nl<.odcpend
flrC tn daO!lCr.
boutiO minutes
•n olthc ~mo l.;e
I the fan' to the
hey were able to
Ike through the
he bumang \'COl
damage co~t to
\illd
arne' Gardner,
in~ident ... aid,
ldtng). but not
vs
• an go' crnmcnt
ou wondcnng
~ \G \ meal I)
e Scholarship
e :.oluuon \ ou • r.
urce' lor O\ c:r
ec1or fananc1al
• thun SO.OOO
granh loans.
n\hiP'
he Nn11on..tl
ent hnuncaal
• ton an pn\;.Uc
oe' unclnamcd
\tudcnt'o arc
nee Author ..
\ .1od \1ichael
gc: that Thc1r
i'C3l bookstores
tntc:rn., for
New paper
Program lor
the: ;\t1norm • m lor College:
ld a" orL: :.tu·
ling uppr0:\1·
de ~uur.tntced
~ nc:w:.pupcr.
dcloh, .1 I WO• . tntntt scmmur
ceo S200 and
,d,\ rhe pro
., al'io tnclud~
the program
ude~o u Sl 500
nt' who wall
landa.SI ,OOO . senaor \'Crtr •
"•hO do not
I
be a\ailable
he Do\\ Jon~
0. Bo' 300,
3,1985 Robin Framen
or tht Plonrtr 1..1)&
OSPIRG rallies I C\lot5 .tnd Clur}. 's. chapter ol the
Oregon Student Pubhc 1 nteres.t
f<c curch Group !OSPIRG I, an
cooperation with USA tor Alnc:u,
h.t tntllatcd the National Scudent
Camp:ugn g.unst Hunger
with nation-wide Accordmg tul~hc S.1ber. C'..tmpus
pro;ect coordanator and OS PI RG
member,! c~u~oncoffhc PIRGS
thut s.turted chc campa1gn. The}
lnlllllllyput upthc:SS.OOOw:d money
that began the lund pool for the
amine-relie ort • cumpaagn
f:11ch campu!. has 3 sltghtl) dal-
lcrena program dependang upon v. hnt
re5ource 11rc a"WaJiable, aber sud
Ho~.~>cver each campa1gn "''" hn~e
the ~umc three components team.
gi' e und .act
Nicaragua trip allows direct • of site v1ew
Continued from page 1.
francisco Fapm Mata on behalf of Portland' s caty
ouncil
Another trip purttctpant,Junaor Chayatha Phelp\
Jgreed that the pre~' create~ a fnl!>e 1m age ~The pre'
really neglecb to tellnbout the htstory of~ tcar<~guu
she said. "People get a vaew of ~icarugua With the
Snndint\ta~ tn power .1nd get no aden of what they
.... ent through before the revoluuon ~
Phelps said she wns 'IUrpnsed by how much the '\>tca­
raguan) trusted the members of the tnp At one poant
of the tnp the) were .. within five feet of ( tcaraguan
Prcsadent Daniel) Onega," she s:ud The group also
attended apres .. conlerenoe wh~ father Mtguc:J D'Escoto.
the loreign mim!>ter w:u fnstang.
\\.~hub \Uid he behevc..' tnp)olth~ 'on a~ 1mponnnt ,
und could leud to a change tn u S foretgn policy.
~Pubhc. opanton polls show no \Uppon tor\" ~hangton 's
ant en enuon or aggres~aon · Wahab \Old .. T np~ ( hke
thac;) mul-e n dafttrc:ncc: We hve 10 u 'ocaety whert the
pubhc muller,."
Wah.tb .. uad the <iandani.,tas abo behe\e thts, and • racthtated ellorts of the group to speak to top-ranktng
government ollacials. The Nicaragu .. n government •~
making aneUon to reach the people oft he United States.
he sa1d, and added, ~u 11 wa.~n·t for the insastance
of the lJ.S. public-. I think the Mannes \loould be in
tc.Jrugua ..
There arc current!) no plans lor future LC tnp to
Nicaragua, but Wahab satd he \loOuld hle to ce a
permanent program m that country for undergraduate
and gr.1du:uc studte\, as well as c;tudent work brigades,
orguni1ed to help \lolth forestution,
agricultural , di,tribuu .. e and sen icc projects.
MTht) need ever) thing from doctor; to u ed pencab
there," Wahab ~.tid. and added th..tt he -...111 tr) to
orgamle a permanent LC program there.
• \ lot of people come co the same conclu ion,"
W .!hab atd • T h1 tonurcd countr) )hould be leh
••lone to (eed it elf <~nd to educate it~lf."
\V o~hab , "'ho wa~ born 111 Alghanl\tan . ~<~td
uch a progrum might help change the current
U. <; JlOhC) toward Ntcaragua . "It bothers me that a
countn wuh such 1deuls .... ould dotht too unycountf) ....
he said ... l\c; a third·world person, it offends me,"
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consiM ol puhhc lorurm and speilirs
'A-h1ch WJJI addre the world hunger
problem r he group nlsn hopCJ that
profenurs wall devote at least some
clan lime: w da.cusaang the hunger
auue, ~Manne ow hu!J goucn 100
prolcs\ors to ded1cate 20 manutcs
of ctu .. s, "'hach a quue an occomp·
h hment," Sa her scud
Regnrdangl Cprolc:ssors'response
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hud .. wonderfu l success "-1 thtnt.
the) realize that OSPIRG IS an
amazang program that can really
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"Gavanl(\\111 tnclude Cundrat~rs •
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\\'orld J·ood Dll), 0 t I fl. and par­
tactpattng 1n the OXFAM ra\t on
Nov 21 (OXt:AM u. an interna·
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help programs 1n dcvelopmg -
countnes .)
The ncung componen t W11l1ncludc
matchangstudenu up wuh volunteer
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studenclcucr·wnllngcampaign being
organucd by the campus chaphnn
J1m Stuart
A em tliCJ HI the 26 other states
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sn New York for fundraa.sang. and
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Pagel First female General returns to campus
,filliun Oct~ cill'r
m tht l'uHINr l UJ!
:\\tlJOI teneml h\ D utle
th 11 l':trne' n lot ol \H~tght m the
nued St t~ nulunry but 1t not
mtc: ~,~nmlll) rooau:d \lth women
l p unul 1970. the mthtnr~ dtd not
hn\-e a smgk kmnle l:rencrnl J mnll
there" 01 lirst MuJor Gcncrul
Je.:~one Holm of the \ nued suun
\tr .. OI'C:e
Holm. JQ5" graduate of I C\\1~
nd (I r I one or eaght alumni
authors" ho \n1ted the cnmpu 1~,
\\tt end :c; pan of tht" \t:ar'
home <mHng progmrn '' v.ell "
hem~ a he first v.omnn to beC()me ,,
l General, Holm i~ the author
or .. ,, omen m the \ltht:.lr) n
l nhna hed Re' olunon "
lhllm 1s a v.c.thh ol mtormuttlln
\\hen 11 Climb to the hl\tof\ ol
\\ Oml•n 10 the armed fo~ Jlte
\IIIII uc;; roll euSlh oil her ton~uc
Ten ren'Cnl (I I rmed tore~ .are" omen I h,H' more ''omen thnn
rn nn\ other count')," Holm .. atd
Holm auJ that \\Omen were r.r~t
nllo" cd an the mth&.tr~ Ill the turn
of the tcntun. but onl) 11 nurses Dunng \\ orld \\' .1r I, \\omen JOin~c.l
the mahtnr n pan ott he" ar cllort,
but \\hen the "ur endcJ )CI thd
\H,mcn' po'>IIH>n~ '" '"'' \CnlCC ,
Holm \.lid thtll dunn~ \\odd \\ .tr
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as n hu on pro~~l'tc rudao pla~
hst for obvaou<: n:D\On' thi" as
the Cure's moq noces tbk LP IO
date \\bah: p:.ut Cure albums han·
mcorporaled a dark, often gino my
sound, MThe Hcad on the I k or"'
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fa,onng the "old~<. un: ,t-.le, need
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an hts trademark C.. ure-esque t le
about ocanl frustration and
tmpc:ndrng c:mouonol di n ter I he
contrast bet" en uch mhth,ticl)·ncs
nnd laghl, urbeat mu<o1C' IS aromc,
)C:t understated enough for the bund
to come: olf a:-. mu~u:all) pleastn~t
.. .
• • "nhout to ... ang thear cn'>c ol 'o\;tnl
thought. ''In Bet\\et:n D.l) ," thC'
current C urc smgle, illust rote~ t h1
uan) beauulully an u catch) dance­
type tune <Jhout emottonal brenk­
do" n nnd de pre <:ton
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1n nnn·Cllrnbautm po'illlon h \\as
not unttl ullcr \\.orld W.n II th.tt
"omen \\tte gr .lnh.d a pt• n111ncnt
pOMIIOil Ill the mtlllllf)
Holm" '' unc: olthe m.m ''omen
"ho Jmnt."d the: nuhtal') dunng \\'orltl
\\ nr II, but ~he"' ts one of th( le\\
'' ho tlcc•dcd to''·''
"It \\US unU:\U.IItn the <iO' for tl
\\Oman to he tn the armed force
bccuu~c: thltt ''n'" hen most \\Omen
we~ gmng back to the kllchen Thnt
d1dn't ~ally chungc unul the Jnte
60' • llolm au.l
tlolm c:ucd u hst 01 lfl\\' th.lt
go,crncd the conduct ol rntlnur)
''omen, bclo~ "'ccpang rclorms
\\Cn: m.tdc mthc l.llc 1960\ M\\'omcn
(tn the mthtan) rould not lw\ic 11
manor chtld 10 thcu home or be
prt'gnunl 1 hcu hu hand could ncn
be counted us dependcnh .1 mtlthll)'
"''c' \\ere. Women could not,crvc
on it\\' :~ohtp,:' Holm 'lud. ~he
.1ddcd that up urnrl19b7. there could
he onh one tcmak colonel m each
branch of the 'cn•icc. and colonel
\\a' the htghcsl rank pos.,thlc lor
an) "oman 10 the maht:u·'t•.
l)c,rHtt tim son olleguh7ed dt!>·
cnmmnuon, Holm '>aid !lht felt the
mthtnr) "as not an} more dtlficuh
for ''omen than mnn) other
profe ston~
w I rcctt\'t'd promollllO along" 11 h
and omcumes ahead oft he men I
\\,l!i dented cntrnnce to one trammg
Ten percent of the
armed force are
women. That's more
women than in any
other country.
\c.:hool, butt hut \\':t\ the onlv ttme I
I ell 1 "U\ trc;.tll.:d unf.url ~ .'' Holm
~:ud
Holm s1ud that tod.i\ \ militnr)
IS gr\;;ul~ rclormcd \\ uh regard 10
"omen ~o postuons ure cJu,ed 10
"omen" alh the tn8lc e cepuon ol
combatant pOSIIlons
Holm rcurcd I rom the \ir J·orC'e
10 1'175, but he \Hls not tdle for
lung Pte adent Gerald Ford cho'e
UQlm tn be ht spccml n ~tst:int on
\\Omen
Holm saad that 10 her pu mnn
""" the: Ford ndmam,tratton he
kept the Pre .... denl up 10 d:.u~ on
v.omen·, is,uc\ \he met rcgul.trl)
\\ ith the lc.tdC.r\htp ol OJliOOUJ
women' organ11atio0\ in order to
'"" on top ol the broad r.tngc of
L OnLefO\ the) \ OICCd
1 'en though 'he" a'i honureato
ha\c 1hc: opportunll} to serve JS a
htgh·ran~ mg gO\ernmenl ollici.tl,
H nlm :o.utd 'he ~onltJ ders rcceavtng
her lin.t 'tar tO be the h1ghhgh1 ol
her career. 'un Williams
or lh~ P1uncrr I ut
~I0\1 1\tnC:Ilt"lUI h,t~t: lhCII IUdl:lll!
thc~MCt I rt11mrrun:uih lWlinlmmattOn
h' the mcdi.1 I <~SI prmg 271 c\\1
.. cud.:nt h.HI ' h.m~.:c to sec whut the
l nwn 1~ rc.tll} hkc. On the nane \\C:CJ.
p1 ognun lc:~l b) m<otru:.to .r I >onna
:;tudcnt '' Jlc:\J Mu't''" ""'~'
Nuvmthel!>k, I .1~hk~nl Ru~ h.tra,
flak u .un.l ~odu
I· out I111Ur' nf l!.u:h da\ ''ere ~ -llllt'no;IH' langualC IUdtt:\ \Hth
tnsuuclurs lrom the Ru,:'ltUn I
Scm10.11
One ol the more mcmmablc c\c.:
111p 1uuli pl.u;c 111 T a<ohkcnt, t ltbd
ccntrllli\'t.l ··/\ tc:lt:\t~mn ere\\ lor
shn\\ hnppcned to 'Pill orne ol nur
pia~ tl\g I rl\bcc 111 I ron I of our
calcr uad "The\ could tell • t\meuc,,n, 3nd lhe) .,~._c:d the 'tuo
the) \\ould mmd being mtcn 1cwcd "
0urmg I he IOICf\ ICV. ~tUdtnh f'C\
th~: "'tel publt~ · ho" ... urprascd th
the depth olthc nntt-war techny the~
lunrur (:lien !-),~,,mson wd, the'"" ....
muc:h more pc.tcc l'Oil c10u~ than \\t
The ''udcnl" ul\~1 c~pres~d th.•• 1
mcdu11'> 4UIIC bta.-.cd and too nan owl)
.,n pulittcal contr alit.
When :1\kc:d tl thn had ,,n~ m
th.:tr Sl'l\tCt peers, ~ludcnt~ rephcd
\\,lnt \\:tr cuhcr \Vc kno\\ tlhlt W
Ill \\tlUld he un end.'' I he mach:tm
1 hut t ht nwn: \O,.t k no\\ about \:JCh ot
hcllc:r our l mnmumcation .111d ou1
\Iter r· IUJ mng w the ~l.llt>' the''
\H'rt tnlormcd th.11 thc1r mtc:n tC:\\ m I
\\ll.<, hrcMdC<I)It \\ tl ()!three ttml!' \\lthll\
I nltln It wn:~ reported! ) presc:mcd .uh:no,~
\\ llh Oil C(IOIC I m,lnlpUI.tliOII, und ann
the Sli\ICI S I'C CI\Ctl the lntcf\ IC\\
smt."t're and ltone51 "II \\II" .t min
but 1111, 11 l•clp u undcr,t.md c.11. h
S\\an~un atd
M I 'ct)'l hm~; t hut IMpfx.'ncJ was f)ll
I 'he\ urc 'I: en reul flCOplc: ... satd hag em:
.a lnp.tn c~c .. tudcnt whomadl •the I rap.
.arc \('f\ gl\ 10g people I tclt k tnd ot
l hull nothtng to gtH: had. 1\c ne\!cr
I .. 1111111) ntC<.· peup c 111 one~.: ountn
I her~: "a~ .. ,, rc.ll 'en c ol brot
\\11 h 1 he So' tel!> .md we \\CrL .Jblc tn
H'rVCIO\C tn u \Cf) ~hort llffit "JUill
Kmg:-i.lld "It wa~.ttcarluhhock tl'!t\1
\\Mrnth ''I the pcopk"
Ot.tnt ICI:UIIcd go•n!:! to one
.tp:ut mcnt, .. " htl h "as about hall the
.1 dCirtn rnnm, und he m"dc u\ dm
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So vi~
m Ru 1011 ond
:,\Pires ed h
\\\)Ill"'
· street about
1\unt~ bcJg,
idCir~I:JlOU th.at I
4S cars •• go
~ud So,·Jt>t oc
ath product
·I S
no 'I:JTifiV -o\ J'lllt: kagl.'d
n1nr leshc M
vc nlmost c'
m.ukct. men
Joreagncrs. but
'I ftho tru
rldlralle the
nouc,"Ot
an~ 1hink that to sec" hnt
the mne \\eel.
01 lhlnna
"'''" l c:n Rul h.ub,
d,s\ were
'lUdIC\ WII h
R U\\lolll I
mot able e' cnlt
hJ.:cnt, lJJbd(il
l!>ion trcw lnr
t orne''' <lUI
ronl ol our
could tell "
a'IKCd the \I
tnt en icwc;d "
~ !t1UdeniS r,..,.,..
\U(Jlfi~Cd the!)
ar lc\!lrng 1
s.ud. the ~o'
ciou\ than \\C:
p~~cd th.11 ,\
:td too n.lrt0\\1\ •
had am m ... , •. ,
ent' replt~:d
no\\ that W
I he '>I udcnt ~
UbllUII.';iCh
tion and nut c
he state-.. 1 he . I( tnlef\ IC\\ Ill
:climes \\lthm
p n:'>C II I cd 1 um.l!,l
ul.1tion, nnd JJ>II'
the IOICI\ lC\\
lt ''"a a mrnar
er,t.md C:tl h
, .. ).ud l·:ugene
modi.' the tnp
llelt lond ul
,,.,.,;}; 1'\e nc:'
~:ountn •·
~etl\C! ol brut
. otng to nne
about h.tll t
m.Jdc II\ dt
I \'odl.:<.l and
hborl> c .trnc
'CES"
IS ·epl ion.\ of I he
Soviet Union outvveighed hy
the warmth of. the people.
1n Ru ~•nn and tons red 10 pc.tce ...
xpre rd how p11 ""'nr.rcl ~
bout pe.tlC Once the) lound nut
mcnc.m. ever) one \\ ,mtc:d to "•1\
ght!'
old \\ 110\olll sl hi ted Cl ~I OJ!
• stre 1 utulUI her h.Js\l' ol World
'" J.;;untg."~obctl:l, ~cnrnr o11d "You
rstand th.tt they hud u "''" on
I) •15 vc.trs .t~o. I hc:lf lus!ICS \\ere
~.ud SO\ u:t ocicty f:uls "' prm adc
h produlh 1ll cqta.tl qutJhtv to
l s
no \aiiCI\ \o hrund5 I hct~ IS
ns JMCkdgcd L hcese. II\ .111 \Cr)
tor I e~lic Malmqu i;;t ~111d
c almo~ l C\ c r~ h,HJ )' d ea Is
m.u~ct, mcamng thur they bu)
lorergncrs. hut tht~ doc n'r mean really like I he \'i\IIS I c) \InSCO\\, l...:ntngrad,
~iberia, ccnuul .\sm. und the Cu\pton and
Bl:td; :">I! a show~:d 1 he !\I udcnt!l.t Wldc 'a ncr,.
ul Soviet culture. •
\ctivitics \·ancd from mtcnst\C l.lfl£.ll·l&C
studrc.,, to gorng to the rhe.ncr. "1 hc:sr culture
'" rea II} mtpoll.mt to them."' K nmg.shcrg
oh,cr\'cd , "It !oc:cms .ts it the .1rts bc~omc: n
rde la~e of c prcsswn."
"We were 11 'er) clme gwup and we .111 till
spc-J~ Rus tan to each vther," Ot.mr .tded
"But our trip \\ould not h.r\e been \\Orth 111f
[)unna htJdn't \\nrkcd u so hOJrd on our
I<Jnguage .sltlls. •
At .1 cmmar '"'n tJ.s. lJ S S K lorctgn
rt:lution'>lll Mo CO\\,the students met Georg.
o\ Arbatn\'tmd Henrv rtolin~ .oolthe In IIIUIC •
•nt•who tra\eled to $o\il'l Union la't WW ll ~ath Ru.._,i11n \C:ltntn\ ,
•••tl\r•te the anniHn.llr} of the end or
ic,"Otan• '~ud. of l).~. and Canuuaun ~tudtes . l ht
thtnk tharar them gcnclllmc:nr :.cnun.lf .11lowcd the tudcnt\ to pcr.wnully
he gute and ~utd 'Go!', the\" \HtUitJ dt,~ll~'!>loretgn rtlatmn' v. ith Russtan chol.s,...,
" II: omgsbc1 g t:Oillllll'ntc~l .. Blll I he ''udl nt ~·11ed man~ .U'C~b lnr rmpru\CIIIC!II
run out. I he) lo\c thclllOllnll') ' 111 l ~ "m tel n:l.stiOil"
rland tl> of deep \aluc lo thc:m " Our ~overnmcnt' .ue supposed to be
\ and rc,ponl>C I tom the \loorkrng to\\ard\ u belll'T world I'N u~ ;til,"
\\ere numcr<lli S. l'hc ,tul.lcnh Kt1n1g hc:rg nutecJ, .. Rut Ilion 't 'cl·ll ~cuurg
mus to c"prcso; \\hut R U\:tlfl ts ;tny better."
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Pioneer Log, October 3, 1985 Creator packed with sub-plots
( h)n-.\a I l\u
or 1hr r•ionc-fr 1 u2
\tone: pmnt en our h\'es most of
u~ have\\ ashcd we could bung back
a dead lo\icd one In "Crcator.­
Doctor Harry Walper played by
Peter q•J uolc 1nc:s to accomphsh JU\1 tim. lbmg ccll!l he hn !lfiVcd,
Dr Walpe1 auempt.& ro clone hrs
deud "1fe. I ucy. an hr bad.ynr<J
lab• ''a tory
It seems lhtu huely we have been
bombarded wuh comcdv sc:•·lt • movees I here "n'! "Rack to the
future.-Wcrril cacnce.- "Real
Gcnau ,"'and UM) Sctcnce ProJect.-
:1
~eli ( '\1anel Hemin~wa)) confront\ Or Harr) \\ ulprr I Pl'ttr Oloolt)
w1th the: (act that she .. fallen 10 lo\rt wtlh htm in"( re~~tor ." but "Creator" lrtt:$ to outclas tlu:
rest of the genre "uh a brg nnmc
c<.t.<Jt tnd an n11cmrn nt a deep pha·
lo optucal mess sge IJnfortunutel)
thas message as wenkened b u Jumble
ol sub-plots. Intended Honac.ally, to
enhuncc 11
One 01 the moVIe' sub-plot
mol\esnround Dr \\ olper't )OUOE
protege, ~oru OunngthecourKof
the movu: Dons· father daa, he
fulls in love and plum. to get marned
but ht fin nee. pl"yed b) Varg~nra
t\.1 dson, gets "c nd goes mto .t
coma
Central to another sub-plot as Mc:li
~leh. pln)ed b \1anel Hcnun g~<.~}
1s u 19 ~ear old. ~elf-proclauned
nvmphomamac \\ ho Dr "-nlper
takes 1n oil the ~tree!\ m c c:hunge
lorsomeolhcre• ~lchmo\~tn
"nh Dr \\ alper .rmd "sthm 24 hourli
"ht: decliJe~ o;he ts goang to mo1rr
her ngmg lxndictaf}
Yet another \ut)-plot ha to do
"n h Sad. iln cgousucal doctor" ho
IS trymg to gtt Dr Walper tnln.\fcm:d
to an old-age lnborntory for cnrnr
SC'ICniiSLJ
II these ~ub-plot udd up to
some• ~hat confusmg mm1c The
actton gt\e<i the \lc\\cr vcr~ hllle
umc to get to l:no\lo the charnctcl"\
Tht 15 not to sny thnt the mo'tte
IS all bad It &S a bnght. opumtsuc
film o.;eth a happ\ endmg Peter
OToole's performance t.ul oquttc
good He creates a w11rm, but
eccentnc, character an Dr HariJ
\\'alpcr
NCrearor" as sho"' rng ul \\ash­
mgt on -quare Ea tgutc. outh­
g>itC. T:tn.l bourne, and the Mustc
Bo' theaters
BACK~TO~SCHOOL S
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T -quare 25%0FF
Tuhlo
" ,J o1.nd oalummum
Tnanglcs PbnHold ~sgncr PI~
'NX36
lc:.Jd Holden ox 4l
l6X~
Aut ~m'-Lsft DmfungSt ls-"159.95 to:l98 Q5
LAMPS
TumOru ChpL.unr-- RCl! $18.95,n..-,v. $15 QS
lxx ned~ Lam~ Rc,r $2() Q'i. 00\\ $20 :!5
Lombt\ Drultt~ L\mr"· R~ $84 00, now $SO.OO
Auon..""'em /Orutnng Ltmr Reg SN Qc;, 00\'. $55 Q~
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Page 5 PIONEFJR I.JOG
A message to the Turstees
concerraing financial divestment
On Monda\ the Board ol 1 nt'tec '"" formnlt) hear a
recommendnt;on of the • outh Afncan A uon Group. t\r\G
wJJI recommend that L e" 1 .md lark make ure it' monc)
mvc ted in lhe Common Fund. n linanCifih:on,oruum ofcollcges
11nd uni' cr,itu~'. does not mclude an) ues "'uh "·lUI h fnca.
The Board he) had all ummer \(h. on template tht' d«l'!oton . It
i' a ,ummer thnt included a tclc ''cd 'peech giHn b) the
bttlige.rent Pnme M inL'ter Roth a to the "outh A I ricon parliament
and c-ene;;; ol ancreasing 'iolence m 1 ht black tern tone . 1
homen ha~ hetna ummcroffurtherprote't andndocumented
n eintbe number olm\e,to~ u'ing une tmcnt lunJs that place
cthtcal crnc:nn o~r economic one).
1 he ommon Fund h.~ made • .l90.000 for the college in rhe
la~t four month~ . However, ~hance~ are St\AG can peNuade
the Board that ethical in'c:'tment-. nec.:d not be unprofitablt: . 1-\
epera~e ~a ol in,e!>tmcnt free fr.om financing South ·~!ncan
busines~. though currently not l\':ttlable. may be lormed tf there
is enough inte~t from fund tn\ e to~ .
The Board mu t :...end a 'trong me' age lCl the Common fund
that ~uch 3 program mu t be lound lor lewi and Clark or '<'e "ill
dh-est entireh from the fund and the bu-.ines e. it ha. intc:rc.!>l" in.
Withanut;onal march for outh Alricacomingupon Frida~.
Oct II. no'<' is the lime to ~etzc the moment and make a trong
stand "1rh the ~outh African people against the raci<.t Pretoria
reg1mc: Su~.h bold action on the part of the Board "ill gh e
an ... pir ..111, ·n 10 demomtr3tions and protc~t~ at unh e~ttt~:. and • colle!->e.S aero the count I'). Students can
Le\lil' ~aber
or thr Plonttr lu~:
I n the ume 11 take' ou lil read tha~ . more
than .25 pcorle \\til hn\edtcd h '' e,umated
that ubi'UI 40,000 J'Cl'J'IIC \\all • .. he: c:nch da).
Thd: aller 1~ not t\ I f)" thdallera' nut ulcoh•>l,
the ~aller '' hun8ll
It 1~ true that hunger e"'" becuu'e people
do not hu'c enough to cat. Bu1 the rmH tll the
J'lrUhlem IS pO\Cn) nod theunequnldi\IObUIIOn
ol re'ourceqn the world AntB:rangl) enou~h,
enough gruan t gro\1. n \\ orld\\ ade to pro\ •.de
C\ cr\ \\oman. mon :md chtld wuhJ500calorac:s • per dlt)
Ho\\e' cr. c\C'Il 111 count rae\ \\here enough
fuod '" gro\\ n, people are ~Inn 111g. In Bnn·
glade,h, the .)Otlls tertilc enouJ!h to pro' ade
2200 cal one.\ per day ICir each pen. on Media
Howe\cr , JK percent of tht populntton Jltl
l~' thun I bOO culone' per duj The e:\ample
ot Rangladt'h '' 'e-c:n throughout the world
In lndta the\ ha\C:l\\ICcthcculta\'llted acreage
for each pel"\on than Chana ha~ yel whtlc
milhon\ 'tan.e to lndaa C htnu h..t~ manuged
to elimma1e 'tMble hunger over the pa't 20
vcar. • In Oregon. 10 percent of the populauon t!-
h\ mg in poven't Oregon 1-ood '>hareda!>tribut~
20 milhon pound'> of looo each) c:ur to nearly
hair a million hungr;. Oregonian'\ , Hunger 1\
notj~t a problemol the pooranothcrcountn~.
hungere:\ i'>t'> inourbod.)ardc; .lt ''e'>ltmated
that bct\l.oeen.l .OOO.!nd6,000peoplein Ponland
:ue homele, .. and hungn
Tht' year. tudent' around I he count I') .1re
10anane together\\ ith l ~ \ for Atnca an ·so
l.ct'<; tart <.it' •nF "'-auonal tudent help end hunger
(ampaagn Agotmt Hunf.ter In Oregon thh
campaagn '' bcang spearheaded b) 05PI RG
tht OreRon 1\tudcnt Pubhc lntc:rc.\1 Rc:,earch
Group
The campuagn hru; three major goal,, to
educutt to acllll..tte and 10 lundrua\e to help
organuntion' wor long to erudacate hunger
tudent~ can make. a dafference an the fight to
ehmtnale hunger. With the energy resource
and talenlo; that we hove .... tudent pa.ntcipotion
an the 'itruggle against hunger can mnlc n
difference .
At Le\lo •~ and Clark st udent,are organtzing
forums,' olunteer day' Ill Portland ~oup kit·
ehen11, and lundraaser\ , A multitude
of option5exast and more ideas and energy are
encour .1eed T'o become more involved
call 0<\PlRG Jl E>.t. 6794. We arc the world.
o let ~~tan (laving .
Facism returns to America, liberties threatened
Tom Lyden or lbt PtOnHr l.o&
As the Forum eduor for the Pionn Log I
hn\ e alv.a) felt that th~e pagl:i p~ ent •
a unaqueopponunity to confront pcoplc\\lth
adeas th 1 af not completel) forc:agn to them,
arccomplttel) repulmetothcm . Scott Stotrs
ar11clc thtS wcel on AI OS as. aca'ie 10 potnt I
don' than).: at as presumptuou~ to assume thai
tiK LDgv. illrecm"elettc.rsfroma lnrtcscgment
at the campus upset "'uh hl) opanaon.
Whelher I agree \\1lh Mr. Staff c.n not. I
n::spcatwnforh:mng:u~opanaonundC.llp~mg
tun uforum" here othersha,"ean opponunuy
1on:pl) uch I reed om of exp~tontS bc:comang
tess and less tolerable h) 1oome facuons of
soctet} that do not he at ate to)hnre thcarown
\1e\\ .
A grtlup I thini: ot an tantl) •~ the \ uun~
1\mcncuns for Fre-edom. u raght '-'108 ~outh
group I had the opponunat~ to meca and
mmglc "llh at thetr nnunnal comenuun m
Den\ cr. Colomdo thas summer
The member5 of I has SJOUp 3rc dasunctl)
v.are thnr 1h1 •~ o crucaalume for them ro
culll\Jte ncv. membc~ anto thcu f:t 1st
orsanrrat a on \\ htle liOCJet) ~ atlea~t part •all\
tolc:rJnl ol then tdeal \\hat upset" me o
much nbout thl group ·~ nc.H the \\8) the\
connrt"tc\'CJ')'lhm£ bac to-those God..<Jumned
cummumst "or homosc ual) btu the wu\
th:\ ~!lumc all a a her hnc: ohhmk ang \\ rons
0 p110fl
Other eumpl~or tht~narro\lo-mandcd und
self·n£hteous thought pro~ mcludr the
nnu·pomo_grnph) ta\k force led b) enawr
Jt"SSC Helms In congm tonal heanng; tha
summer the ms\; force brou£hl up one \\ltnro
nher a not her"' ho sa"e mere I) anecdotal C\1·
dence or ho\\ they \loere \'lctamtlcd by porn~
gntph.) l'horendlessdu.cuss10n of cham a\\1\,
sadomruochaltm.:tnd the lemhi:) ol O\ er~eM:d
hu biind!o lett realdoubtasto the true mtentaon~
olthe t111k force.
T he U Senate Commerce Committee
htu. also heard from The Purents Mu~ic
Rc ource Commauee, a group composed ol
the \\ 1\e' ol ~e~cral prominent W:uhtngt on
pohtacums. "'hach i" attemptang to ~he her
\mcnc.an~ hom what they Oitcnsibly see 1n
,.mut Wh:n ila~m30luah t) 1\thetran~m•ssion
nf fr« und hber:al culture
{iroups th;n ~eL to hmu nghtli a\ \I.CIIIls
Page6 dt!.CU ston nrc not c:nttrely of the nghl wang
\ariel). I would also place Mothtl' \g.um.t
Drunk Dmang( M ADD) in that .. ameCJtegof).
1 h" trroup onl~ sho\\s :m obse<\)1\e concern
lor lo .. t h\es and payo, httle aucnuon to the
con:.tatutaonaht) of road bloc~s and other
means ot findang drunl drillers.
\\ hat' m) problem \\ ith these: groups &f I
re pect the nchnng-c of opmaons .)0 much"
.Should thetroptnaons be heard and notlelt''ls
m) bu1s ho\\ ing? Certaml) no1, to all three. W hut da\turbs me ubou1 thbe groups t). the
\\J) they alit~n thcm .. elves '>'llh one or mon:
euu'e <.~nd 'a} tha' ''the one and on!\ correct
wu), \\ hether it i~ in the numc: ol <•od or
'omeone eht
I ha ... cah\U~s h.1d cnormouHe~p~tlonhe
man or worruln who, liL.e Allxrt Cumu,•
character Me"'ault in The <itrangcr, could
UtL.c: dehght 1n lxang the 'ole: pcr..on on earth
to behc:ve an >Omethingand be content" 11 hout
a cruo;ade. \not here \l~tentiallst. 'iorcn ._aerkcgaard.
prc,ent<o the CU\C lltmilonh One I! therl' "'as a
j7t'lc /.: oj gu.,.-. Th,•t• '' c-r(' k.C'pt m a "'"•'COJ!I.' h1
o formn. 011r do a•. one• oft hi! guu luoktd up
ami .\ow that tllt'rr Mar no wp to tilt> cugt>
E::.xrtlc•c/1,, h~ wlclthc• othn gt'l!tt•: "I utJJ...
/on/..,' nu•rt'l\ IICJ lOp, Wt! ltiO\'I('Q\'c' hf'fl!. H'C'
may haom(' }rt'P." Ft't\' luttntcl anti nunf!
11 ou/clturn Jm Ju•ocltothr 1/.. 1 So. om• dol', hr
:smrplt Jprc'ac/hu lllllgJanclj1t·l\ o~'al ·-olunc• .
AIDS problem demands action, not sympathy
cott \\". taff
Or thf Pionur Lo&
Recent I), the pr~adent of Mnico, along
"ath goH·rnon> of oc:n:un 1otatc on the
:a•tern seabo:Jrd oft he I S .lul\e had ample
eu on todcclarcthcar rt''>pc(ll\'e nre!ls"6131e
)I emergency " Ahhough eaHh~uali.~ nnd
)Urrtcanes nrc dc:\llStatang dt)a~ter • \\C nrc
ncmg sen as ol.:~ more senou) nature I hat
·ra ·~ as AID!\
AI JlfC!>Cnt the dtsc.a)e ll >S 1!1 IOC:Uruble
Jntrc tnblc.and rap1dl~ approa lun~"plaguc: ..
.C\cnt) l hedtsc:.IS.C:Uilargel~ (7lr a .. l•rdmg
olen ted or l>t'-Casc: ( nntrolcsttmatc )con·
fined to homose uals, thou~h u•e!'$ ol drug10
'UllllJCC:tton, n:cJptents of blood tran,J u1.mns,
and some Hruuan.s ha\'e b~n trud do\\n
I be lt:uuan atc:gol) nppea~ to be homosci\Ulll
:onnccted,d ue to some specaalcharactemttc.s
ol Han tan culture}
Recentl}, there hu\ e been cases ol r\ IDS
~ported in heterosexual men and \\omen.
f he "Ga.)·Raghts" actwiMs hliVC taken u par·
uculardehsht in the nev.: • Yet,the) arcqu1c~
to lorget that A IDS is u~u<.~lly transmuted 10
hetc:rosuuals through bunuol men.
f.ssentJall), the dtSCase ist~e~uall)' trnnsmllted ,
'>'llh anal ~ex bc:ang the bigge~t nslr. Man)
exptns now belte\.e thal AI OS can becontracted
through uhva, teArs, the 6harang of lood or
utenlills. and any exposure to the hod) llutds
of a person with the dascase.
1 he homo)C.I(u.al communit) has lxen an an
uproar lately becauieof cenain Mcp$takcn by 5ehool board ... m~uran~compame:-.,emplover..
11nd ~uneand tc:dcr.llletu~ltuum. chool board'>
in man} dt~trh. t\ .1re tr\ ang to wkc neccs'ar}
~ters to pre\ entanltctedchddrt'n from auendmg
sehoul and putung other :.tudents :u ri)k.
lhc msurnnce anduslr}' \\3nl\ to 3\'0id the
cnormou~ potenual habahty tor hie and hc;:~lth
co\crugeol \10. patient ,tnthc~amc\\a~ it
e'clude~ drug addict.s and hemophthaC11 Ste­
phen Rt!>h, a \ICC pre 1den1 ol ~3\lon" adc
ln~urunce a) that,"\\ e \\ ould matntam that
an\one \\ho \\ould test p<hiii\C for the vtru~
\\Ould be unan uruhlc "
T hepartnts\tfchlldrcn\\llh IDSbchc\c
the aho\c lasted ncuon ~ unla.tr The\ • argue that u J)n 1 I he child\ fault he hl" hn-.
AID lagrc:e,)etmo tolthcparenbolthc'e
;\I 0 tnlccted children nrc cat her andulging
NO\ No\).) 0~ ~~ \
IV~ VOT A. Mly"-Mt"€Ilr¥.
-ro D \\
•
0 an alhcat drul! u~e or pur .. umg u prom1~cuou~>,
adulterou~ ~t>. hfc Chaldren wtthout <\IDS
'hould no! be rut al m.._ ba: au'le ol thedtcadent
hfe!ltvle' olthc It\\
,\ for homO\C\U.tls \I. ho feclthatthey are
havmg their "right "mtnnged upon I ha\e
1ero S)mpltlh~. J hetr lilt h), lc\\d ~cxual
behavaor tS I It reate n1ng the hcah h olthc Cllllens
of tha nuuon We on: 10 n ~une ol nauonnl
cmergcnc). und drasuc mc.hurc mu~t be
taken. If homo exunll!o dmgno cd us hu\lng
A I OS re~t~l tn hit\ I ng a nul e:-; and other
hagh IDS nd •• a~.:tt\iU~. the\ hould face
evc:re, po Mbh 4 opua/ penalt1e
Prom1 UOUl\ homosell.ualsand drug·.•ddiru
arc tho~c mo)t re JlOnMble lor thll> brutal
di eu~ Doc~> l!OCICI~ at large gam an~ thmg
b) ) mpnthi/Jng \\lth these people'!
•
Pioneer Log, October 3, 1985 01
On the:
mage BoQ
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n he r.unl
do\\ II thuf
2.3·14 Hot'l
0rt'JZOn lr1
H;1d tt
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01 T Ill u
had them
and the f.
thrt'COrd
linhhcd I
for 164yl
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a.-. the) ne
l ( hus vt
of play tl
the 'eCOr(
hard· fou'
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later \\ hc:t
the ballt~
attemptc(
the bourd
on a '\1 y
quanerb;~
Scoll Pa
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tmued du
footba
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mducted
flusvear1
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puched
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Dr \
college:'
runner
Pi one nger
lOrl thl~
;PtRG
1:\CMC:h
:>al\ to
to help
UD{!C':I
fight to
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11oke a
• • Onlllng
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till<~ brutal
n an\ thmg
3,1985 Pioneer defense holds OIT for Homecoming win
Mike l.und
()( thr l'tnnrrr l.clJ:
On the ~e\;(lni.J play from scum·
muge Bub Glan\ 11le grahb(d a litll
1 ellows Jl&bS nntl nc' cr looked btld;
·"he nunhlc:d S4 yard lor a tou~h­
do\\ n 1 h.ll led I e\\1) .1nd Cl.~rk h) a
23-14 Homecommg\l~;toryt"cr the
On:gnn (n!;ti\Ute 1)1 rc:chnnlog)
Hud the btg All·Amcncan :.plit
end loo~ed b..td he would hD••e,.een
01 T 10 u I utile cha5c . A chase th:1t
hod them tr) mg to catch Glan,•ille
.md the Ptonccn all do\ LC rat>ed
ll~ record 10 2.() <tnd ulanvllle, entor
finhhcd the d.a\ \\tth se~en catche\
lor 164 ) <~rd'i .
1 he earl\ touthdown ga'e the • P•o's the momentum they needed
as they never rchnqut\hcd the lead
LC ha\ yet to trull m cttrht quarter!>
or play tht~ ,ea,on. However, for
the llccond week m J row ir was a
hard-loueh t v1ttOI')
l11c: J>tonc:tl"ichaJII:ed up two more
po1ntli on a alety 11 le\\ mmutc~
later \\hen the OIT center ~nuppcd
the hallrhrough the cndrone on an
altern pled punt. The 0\\ J, got on
the bo.trd late 10 the far~t quarter
on :t \7 y.~rd touchdown pas from
qunncrb<~ck Ttm H.m\Cn to slot back
Scott P .uker •• 11 tcr mtercepung. a rns'l m I ( tcrruor~ fhc r•mnecN
kd q.; Ill I he end o! 1hc (.fUllltcr
(~l.m\llle \\1\S rhe r.ugct tigum m
the 'ieeond quarter ll'> L<.: puttflgcther
.tn Clghl rtav. tiH ~.1rd drt\C that
culminated \\llh n 2 ~.trd cii\C h)
fcllo\\ • JUnior Glan'<alle caught
three p.n e!l 1n the scnes. one (II
"hn:h \\a the l:e) play m-au~uumng
the drive On a thud-nnd-I.S Mtuuuon
Pctlo\\S hll <il..tn\llle for u I:S-~ard
g;tin nnd nlillt do" n I hen Glunv1lle
made u llpt:Ctncular catch, b.uel)
((etttng one toni down 10 hound ,
for another I S·yurd gam Of the
catch GlaO\ille atd, .. It 'uomethmg
you don't re:tll) rhmk ubout, you
ju~t do 11 automatically ...
The Owls kept the game clo'<e by
n:covenng a Lc:wts .1nd Cl.uk tumble
at L c·~ 20-) .~rd line: late in the half.
St.w. pia)"\ later, slot back Pout Randall
pulled in ol 2-yurd 1 0 pus I rom
Homen to mo\c: 01 I to wtthm 1\\u
at 16-14.
fhe:.e<:ond hall pro\ed to be mon:
at a delc:nsivc: )truggle. Coach Don
~cCarty noted that 01 r hrt
changing the1r ddc:nsiH: !iet to
ronf~thc: P1onc:e~ l.Chad trouble
mo\ing the h.1ll, but the: rugged P1o
defc:n'e held the lc:.td ... They had u~
m ague sing game: nnd that' "hen
our delcn~e rc:<tll} shtned 1 hc:y \\on
the t~amc: for u • " McC.lfl.) utd
Tht womtn \ socctr team defeat~ Pacific I hi'> past week fhtir record
., nd'l at 2·2·1. ..
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Bill Fello•., maltH a cut throuch the OIT dd~n•f as Cree John \On throws a block.
"Our dclen.,e stopped them ut
crucJUI pomts tn the game: .1nd our
hall control at the end "'~ kc) to
~ IOntng Did (llanVllle .
LC \lOpped 1\lrO on drt\'C.S II\
the th1rd quancr "'llh mtcro:p11ons
The fil"5t wa.o; by ln:shman hnc:b;u:ker
Damn McCar1y on a t1pped ball.
A fe,~ mmutc' later Mike North,
,ophomon:.Meppcd in from ol 0"1
rctel\er Cl)de Sltpper to make a
ntcc O\ cr-t he-holder steal.
1 he P1oneers rounded out the
sc:onng \\lth a 78-)ard, 10 pl:t) dme
an the fourth quaner. On a th1rd-.md-mnc play at the OtT IS. senior
Alan Amling tool u pa.u over the
middle lrom rcllowt and, U~tng U
grc .11 block b) Glanvtlle m the t \\'o,
lound safe puuagc: to the cnd1one,
That ~l•)rt:, ~llh nne mmurc, Sli
~ccond lclt to pia). put the Homc­
commg celcbratton tn lull \\JOg.
'' large cro"d of about 2000
people "ere on hand to roo1 the
Pwneers on nnd Glan\1lle Did the
team leh thetr pn:sence "We ""=rc
plea cd wuh the ba.clmg and the
turnout of Inns .. Homecoming
notWJthmmdtng, the 23-IJ \C:NICl was a b1g ~A in for I.C, who had IX
turnovers and trouble mov&ng rhe
ball for ul11rge rortron of the second
hall, 9arnng lurno\ er&,lhe dtfen!>-e
mtJZht ha\e shut out rhe Ov.f
"If we correct mt take$ and ebm­
mare !orne tum oven."'"= \\lit hlne
an oubt ndmg game offenswdy,"
satd Me Jrt) • wee go the
oiTense put n together thiS \\U n
"" the defense I \\il \iery plerucd
wnh then ~eeond half performance
"-J.nd tniCOSII) ..
fhc undeteated Pto· tra\cl to
Pac1fic th1s Snturdu\ 10 wke an the
9o en at I .lO p m •
Lady Pios give boot to Pacific
Derron Judd
or the Ptonttr tor
The '"omen ~soccer tcamsho\\'ed
be~t and the \\or l ot thctr game
la1~t '~eel. n matches <Jgamst Puc1lic:
lJnl\er tl) and the UnncrMI) ~ll
Punland,cvening thetr sc:.ason rc:.;ord
at2·2·1.
The best, was an tmp~Si\e J-2
home \1CIOI'\ over PaCIIic. Filth year • coach Rand} Nordtor sa.td ot the
\\in, wh \loaS dcfinuel) Our best per­
lorman~ of the )ear."
The ~amc dtdn'l '>lart out too
\\Cit for LC. as Pacific \Cored a
goalm the ft~t 30seconds . However,
the lad\ Pio' battled back to tic 11
~
3t 1-1 on Enn Hedcnberg 's o;olo
goal. Lc\lo i~ and ( larl \\cot ahead
mtheseeondhalfond'Alar) Dalton's
goal. on I) to l>Cc Pacific come back
to t.;not the ~core at 2·2.
The P1oneer. went ahead to tu~
on 'ihelh Berg's mlty lc:lt looted gu:tllrom cross pass lor the" mnmg
score 1 he "m w.1!1 both a Ot tr&CI
.1nd league \ ICtol'\. "htch plell.Sed
the coach "We real!\' latd it on the • hne, and ho\\cd \\C could pta • good
S\'ICCcr," :-.:ordlnf S~lld
The Unt\er"''') ' 01 Ponland
brought along the" ont for the lad)
k1ckers 3, the) dropped a .S..OdCCJ-
•on ~ordlol tJ. "Westancdslo"
and could ne\c:r gel 11 gotn£ We
rc:..tlh· ht'\\cd our tncons~tenc).and
lJJcL: olmtensll\ . R fne Ptoncen \\Crt
only do" n t..O :u the half, but fell
apart tn the In t 20 mmutes of the
cont~t. "hen the Pilots scored th.u
more ttme . Coach Nordlot a1d,
"'We didn't do the good thmgs that
\\C d1d 1n the Pactfac game a~amst
U of Ponlnnd. and 11 sho\\ed,-bnght spot for the Pto m the:
Ponland game wn go3ltc an
Deb~ "Sana had 20 cmempt5 to
blocL: 10 the firM half alone. nnd !ihe
periQrmcd \\til ror OC\C:r MV1ng
pla~..:d ocecr before ..
fhe} oung reum con l:!ls of e\""en
ne" starte~. lA of "hom arc
1 rcshmen '"We arc) oung. 'butthosc
pla~ers are sc:umg expcnenc:c (or
the future '' long ~ wt keep
tmpron~and propmmgwc:thould
compete.- ordlof 1d
LC has an tmponant \\c:ck of
action ahead. the~ pia\ P fie
Luthem Unrversu~ on Fndil} t
.3:.30 p m. and Unficld Tuada\ t
.a p.m. Both games :arc: at home.
..---Sports Briefs·--
Former LC stars inducted to Hall
Lynne Casey
Or tbr Ploo«r loc
fhe Homc:commg tradtt1on con·
tinued dunne halfume at aturda> ·'~
football game when lour
I.e\\&~ and Clark alumm wen:
inducted mto the 198S Hall of Fame
fhl:i year\ tndu"te~ wen: Ray H~de.
vern Jone\, Pat M1guel a.nd Ken
\1ar.ha.ll
Ray Hyde graduated from LC m
I9S5 Qs a tour-yeur leucrman m
baseball Hyde .J left· handed pucher.
puched an Q2 tnnm~ struck out
113 gnvc up onl~ 22 run\. <~nd had
a 2 12 car ned run average After b"
JUntor vc:ar he: WO'I\tlcctc:d to ptlch
for the l nucd ~tate~ team an the
1954 Pan Amcncan Game' in
Mn•co City. H\de ''now li\'lng in
W~t (rermany and h~ been teaching
in ~choob lor American mihtat)
dependent' tor 20 yea~.
A ~l'k:lllte profe,\or of education.
Dr Vern Jone!\. wa~ one ol the
collct~e' all·ume best· hon dt.,tnncc
runners 10 the: mtd-1<>60 . 1\\ :.t
saphomon:,Joncs \\U..'>thcconferencc and di~M ic• .£40 champion and w a
jumor and :.enior he won both the
league and dtstnct in the 1180. J one)
run on the 1600 meter relay teum o(
J96S that 'et a ~chool r~cord three
m1nute~ and 17 econd~ thut till
\land,, He \\On 12 gold medah in
\.orthw~t Conlerencc and ~,\1,\
01\trict ~ ~;ompeuuon and earned
\11-Ameru:un honor.. hy ftnt,lung
5th m the llOO mete~ at the 196
"'\I;\ nauonallhamr•on'h'P' · Hl'l
pe~onol bc:.lt were 48.J in the .aoo
mete" runl..tntt htm thtrd and I :50 t1
10 the800 rank.rng lum 'econd among
I C \ .Ill-time leade"
\ lour~ycur Ieiterman quarter·
back. Pm Mtttucl earned ,\11·
·\mertcan honor41blc mc:ntton as "
semor He< till r:anb ~c:cond among
t ( ·, all·tllne pa 'ins lcuder~
and thtrd amcmg total ollcn.._\C leadel""'
Miguel groduatc:d in 1972 with curc:tr
total including 3S2 compiC'llon~ m
o99 attempt\ tor 4,()99.) ard~ nnd lO
touchdo" n . 1 he: Hall ol Fume
tnductton \\,1'> done po,thumou\l) :
~hguel I0\1 ht~ tile in u tructnr
acctdent 10 cptcmbc:r ol 19!'10. 1 he
Pioneer Log, October 3, 1985 Hall or Fa me plaque was prc:,c:ntcd
to hrs parent 'I hb wido" Paula and
dauphter "parlle.
io.~;.n \1arsh.1ll graduated in 1973
:1~ J thrcc-ume all-~tar midfielder
for l C\ \OCCCr team. He uas elected
ream cnpt:un and mo~t 'atuable
pla)er three lime' and played on
the tir;t two Pioneer teams to
compete in the ~AlA regional
pl<t) ofr,. He played a ke) role m
LC\ pia~ off appearances a. .. a central
ddendcr. Marshall coachh the
Lakendttc: high ~chool guts \oettr
team and has led them to one uue
champton!>lllp and two "'emifwal
appearance~ m tour yea" whtle
rttn'tering an O\er.UI record ot 50-6-6.
The tdea ol tn,tituhn{l. a Hall ol
FGme "a' ~rancd m 197M b) f\thletic
Oin:ctor Fred \\'''on ,\ mn,•mum
ot ll\'e mductet\ are elected each
)Cat b\ the Hall ol Fame C'ommiuee
con,uung of alumnt, faeuh) and
:.uuf 1 he mam cntena lor selt'C1ton
an to the Htall of Fame an:: tnduc-tees
mu t be graduate: from atleiUt ten
) eaf'li pnono the tnducuon and he:
or he must be t1.11 outstanc;hng athlete 'the Pioneer 'olk ball team rat~ed 1t ~ord to I .3-ltht post ·wed; w tth
\ u.:t~lric' o'er I mlil!ld, P:~ctlk. Western~ a'>hington and Pactlic Lutheron
The lc\\ is and C1art men 'oa:er
team tted Oregon State Unt\'crsit)
0.0 In ~aturda\ \match at o_ . • (.;oach Hun i\tlddlcho\-en 'lllll
1t \liB.S n C:i\.:'1\lng malch, nut del·
cn~l\"e ~the core 1mplie" It \\IU a
\('r) trons OSU team but our
nud·held conuuncd theme rcciall)
tn the c~ond half "hen it toole-d like: 0 ll m1ght apfllV pre' un:. he
~·d .
~uong pcrformn~ were turned
m offensl\1:1.) b) Peter ~~~dort.
:!!Ophomorc. at mtd-field b' JUntor
Rn~ leonard nnd ln:shman Jtm
Dra~c . Ddensl\'eh almost the" hole
line pla~ed \\ell but e'pt"CI ll)
freshman Danm r)e. JUniOr 1\hli;e
Bell and ophomorc: L arT) Randall
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