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Volume 50, Number 7

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1985-10-02

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1985 Lewis and Clark College Vol. SO No.7
October 31, 1985
Faculty contemplates
ean search options -J. Dana Hayne\
01 tht Pionttr Lot
I.e"' 1S and Clar~' undergraduate
11cully generated seve-ral ,trawvotes
iJ\1 wed .• regardtnl! the o;earch I or u
dc.tn ol lucuh't Although the
"n'"' <"arry no nuthonly they \\til
cl PreMdcnt Jamc ~ Gardner und
!oic:<~r~h Commtttee know \1. here
{JCUII) '>l.tnd~ .
lhc \'OIC and di'>CUSSIOO\ Were
~atl~en~d by lntenm f>rovost Arleigh
who will pre,ent them to
inti ncr Dod on s;.ud he\\ tll"f or·
ate 11 (the package of vote ) in a
\' 1l the l"rc:.tdent can draft h1~
rhar~c "Ear her this week, Gardner
e and thstnbutel.l ht~ "chorgc,"
""""'"hing the schedule and chntr
thcseurehcommltlee. Andection one undcrgr11duate tudent
. . fhe Hurt-1 .mdsbertr\trut."tun: wa.'
presented a..\ un alternative to another
structure prcc;cnted by out·gotng
Dean of Fuculty Andy Rembert.
1 hal l>tructurc called for ,even
undergraduate I acuity memberi (the
chaar fourdivt!itonal repn:\Cntath:es,
ont at-luge member .md the I tbrury
Dtrector), one member edch from
tht gradu,lle :.chao I and Ia" 'ithool,
:tnd undergraduate \tudent, nn
alumnu.\, and Dean ofStu dent~ :'vteg
O'Hara The propo,al Jl\o c~lled
I or three e,-ofticio members, Prel-·
idcnt Gardner. Dod~on.und \\ hoever
tale:. the permanent prO\'<bl po)itton. ...... . -...
,......,..,_
til no\\ be held tc> fill the )eat!\ of
commtttcc:. fhat propo .. al met with ltttle
enthusiao;m alter l..c>lie Baxter,
us~ociate profe!i,or of communica·
tion pomted out that the-hbwf)
duector mo.~y not qualifv IL\:1 I acuity
member rf not onl) ,j"< laculty
member\ would ~11m thecommittee,
g1\10g the non-faculty membcrl> a
mRJOnt\ Harr} \1amtzukaf, punued b} a Whitworth derendtr
in la'it ..,aturda) .. 28-23 I{' victory . .\ combtnation of toulh dcren"c and a cood runninJ: pmc pru\Cd to ~
the d1fference 10 the Plunctr\ -.tin.
Among the hotl't contended i~sue.
the Tuesday I acuity meeliOf~erc
uono~;ltls lor the !'ltructure of the
mittee I he facuh> voted 38to
10 fa\ or of u ~.trutture suggc!.tcd
Mnn )' Hort-l.lnd!'lburg, chturol
et.:onomtC\ department, calhn~
.1 mne member commtUee, made
,.,,, .... ,~,onul reprt..'>en tattv~ Hard liquor guide • esrevised
rhuorn,.,...n .n and one member each
the Board of l'ru~tee!!,la\1.- 'chool
Jcuh), graduate .. chool fncuh) and Anothercont ro\'erl>•nl di!>CU\Ston
aroc;e over whether the new dean
<~hould come trom wnhm thecurrent
faculty or be h1rcd from OUl\1dev1o Meghan Fichtenau
Of thl' Piontet toe
Continutd on paJte l.
I'""" I'""'' drt" Rtmbert, outgoing dean of faculty. Hurd alcohol ha~ been bnnned
from ~am pus-wide parties tollo~in~
an Oct 4 up!oidedo"' n margarua
~ l 0 M) part) "hich ~ulted m
limttcd tructurul damage.
,\ comprehenshc: set of pany
guidelin~ ha\ e been in the \1. orks
,incc hl\1 t.tlt. However.t he biin on
hurd hquor and udmiss•on char@~
01n: twopom~ whtchha\'e been added
b-.theudmmiMr.uinn sin~the UD~ t -pUrt).
1 he ongtnal 12 gutdehne~ were
developed b~ the <;tudenl Alcohol
A wareno' C' ommutce man attempt
to agrc;e wllh Oregon\ ne\\ drunk
drh tng lnw and hctghtened nuuonal
.1\l.arenc:s.' 1 hetommllleesurveyed
other pnvate college\ pohctb and
lormuloted thc1rown ..el of gutdehn~
lor dtc;CW)>IOn on campus, Oem~e
1 homp~on . re:>tdence hall du-ector
.. a•d
SU book lending policy changes
ecause of library traffic jam
Charle~ Bingham
Of the PlonHr Loc
I rw1s and C lorl tudenl\ ncedtng to use the Portland
~tour Untverslly hbrnry will find changes mthe lendtng
lohcte\ alter Jun I, 1986. The ftnul policv wtll not be
htcd unul Nov 8, but lendtng privtle~e' will be
i\chng l ibrary Dtrector RundyCollver<oaid.
Metroloon wu" de!ltgned at. a 'iUpplemenlto mnny ol
\mnllcr 'chools' librune\, The ..t,greement allow'
tudcnt' to directly chcd. out book' from about IS
r 'chool\ · libr.me\ The .1greement Wlb 'et up
"t'cotu~e mo't hbr .me' cannot adequate I)· co,er e\ cry
UbJtcl .trc:.J
Thechunl.(e' un: ucc.:umng bc:cau ... ethc trnfh(; at PSl
tnCn:<lsed to :1 level that •~ d1fhcult to handle:.
oliver sutd "imc:c PSll hn.-. the lartte)t hbraf\, \ome
\\-ere b)'pOs\tng thetr own hbntric\tO !lOdin:ctl't
PSt "iomc: P~ l tudenl\ complained that, b) the
thetr dU.\\e\ "ere tn lull \Wtn~, man} books hud
~n chcd;c:d out b-. \tUden~ ftom other :o.\!hoob \\llh
that hud 'tuned earher (I t 111 p..trttculnr)
Although Collver'' ... uti ne~totu.lllng the hnal term' ol
Mctroloan agreement. ,ome or the l.'hunses an:
\Ct, rhe policy Wilt 001 c.hunge lor facuh) and grudunte ~tudcnh But undergraduate ~tudentlo "til
now be requtred to obt.un a referral form from their
lollegc hbrar) belore 'hed;.mg out m•teriah from
other Metrolo.Jn part1t1rants The form" ill det<Stl the
type of matenul' needed and wtll prov1de a n:cord ot the
mutrnall;hcd .. ed out ·\\ befon:. the number of matennls
borro""ed from a Mcuoloun will be hmtted Lo live Item
CUt.h lflp
C oliver 'a1d th~.u the} arc not trymp to hinder \tudent~ •
n:'eur~h. but an: .mempung to mtroducc 'tudenh to
the mutenoh ,,vatlttble m thetr own hbrarie' .. Le\\c.
and llorl \hould hove enough book:. for uH lo\\er
dt\1\ton ~;OUf'\e need\ 1 here '!ihouldn't be .JO) tn\tJncc
where lo\\er dh·t\lon "'tudenh need to go cht:\1. here."
Collver acknowlerlged that upper dt\ tston -s.tudcnh
ha\1! dillercnt need th:tn lo\\er di\'hton •audenh and
the\'\\ ill till he ullowed to u~ Metrul,,an alter screen mg.
• "f.nch reque tlor Metroloan u c.,.,tll bcexamtned onu
Cll e h\ c .. 1~ bu'i~ ." C'olhcr aid. •
••\\'c'n: 11 ym~ to gJ\c the~~ ,en tee po,:\tble. "Coll\cr
aid MWe JU't don't hii\C much c-ontrol o~-er lhis .. om·
prnmiM". It people hll\C an 4ue:.uon..' the) can i.":tll me
ut e11.t. Cl JO l>on't uccept 11 poh\;) that )ou 1«1 1
dctnmento.~ltO\OUr educution . C. II\ me und let\ negotiate. • Student 1u~ win \\-'C n: here:." I he gu1dcltnes l.lrecurrcntl) \\ 1th
the college ·~ uuorncy to determtnc
thctr legaht} Ho"'cvcr .1 hompson
demanded dorm councils not pas~
party contri!ct ~hich tncluded the
servmg ol hard hquor tmmediiJtel.}
afler the UI>M pan)
ThcgUidelmc:san:uplord•s.cusssnn
but J'homp on hllli mn heard an~­
thing lrom tudcnts to change her
mmd
!)emor Brent SooHoo con.s1ders
the ban on hurd nlcoholto be reac-­
llonary on the part ol the college
ooHoo "as one olthe ~rumors of
the UDM part) and he satd the
e\ent wa~ pn:tt) well controlled
.. We're rc:o.pon)sble. \\C did ha\C
'ober people present and respon,thle .
We lidcd a couple people out and
~topred ~crvtnf '!lOme people
Jnotherpnn\':.pon\Or , Doug. Wegner
)l.lld
Thomp on brought it(lhedrunage)
On her:.elt h) cnrorc:ing tWO ollt•
cumpu:> dr) \\eelend r; belorc: the
part) Then: \\Crt e lot ol thtr:'\t)'
people ""ooHoo a1d. He lurther
qu~ttOO.\thelogkol bnnnmgalc'Ohol
no\\-, ·What malesthistimedillerc:nl,
wh) not '!>tamp it out beton:?" he
said. ooHoo and other concerned
student in~ludang ~ark W.1ggoner
:tnd Da\e Zu .. L:erman nrc: in the
rr~ o( writing a prtition to changr
th~: guideline'
Ho\\e\cr. 1gmu ;\lpha f.p tlon
Pr~ident K.euh Bro\\-'n agrees \l.llh
the admtm~trution ... W,th hard
alcohol people get too drun'-: and
thinpget bro\;en Peoplcdnnl: more:
alcohol w1th hard hquor than wtth
b«r." he ~id .
Gay activists speak in chapel
J. Dana Haynes
Oft~ PioMCr Lot
.. oone I\ more homophobic-than
o gay pehon,ut ltr.\1. It' one thing
to be \Cared of another person. and
another thtng entirely 10 be cared
of YOUJ'\ell ~
~tolt n.blud 1-:n0\1.\-not from
te:~.tboaL.' or made-lor-TV monc.:s.
but fromexpcncnct -what it means
to be a member lll one of the mo~t
out~ll t nunontte in the UnJted
St.lte\· u homosc Ulll
He aho '-no~ the doubt , ,df·
incrunin.uuonand (b\dlol~ttaumn
tMtCOille'\ truntgJO\I.lltgupga\ . Ol:sptte
thtu,arperhars becauseofu, l'kblad
has bccc,me an lt\:tl\ ist and dar-ector
ott he pcakcrs bureau lor Phucm~
Rhing. a counM"hng and referral
l!f\ tee for ga) , lc~bi.tn.., and
btsc usls, Et.blad and Ctnd~ Cumlcr. n
Ia" \-cr 11nd lesbtan acth itt.spole1n
the 1\gnh AanaganCharcllu 1 "eel.
on the tort"' ol hl.lmost:~.uaht} and
homophohta The go. I olthc hou1
and u hall -.ue,uon-nnd-ani""'Cr
s~'ion \\'ere to d•~pel .. orne ol the
m.-.conccpt ions and sten:ot)po
<ourrounJinghomO$Cxuulll) .and to
let ome of I.e\\ 1 and Oarl' gu~.
ltibian 11nd bt exual ""''mmunu~
kno"' the\ are not ulone m then -
roocem~ or problem'
Cumlcr asd he unde~tand~ the
leaf) and ten son) 1n a college'
homo>c,u:sl communtt) In 11r I
~ \Hutc: a lcner to the tudent
ne\\ f13pcr ol htrS~..'hool, Ne\\ lllk:I.tt
of Sara ota 11u 1 hat teller
nnunUflt on pace .a. News Brie s
•
Rccrutllng repn. ~cmtnlt\ e' for 1 ht•
Pea~ Corp:-." til be ont.'lmpu .. todD)
to :-.tgn up gradualln[! 'CilllH~ for
\OiunteCI 3.~1gllmCrtl'in600\ CI':<.Cll'>
countri~
The dra\C come ... B!> the agent)
pre .. ,e lt~rwurd \\ 1th 1 nc" "AincJJ
Food. )'tem), lnlltathe"de:o.tgned
10 pr0\1de long-range 'oluuom to
the Atr:ic:l food cn'is
~ot all Puce Corp< volunt~r'
a~ bound lor \fnca thouJ.•h.:.ome
WJII tram teachers an 'm I :mla,
con .. trttet fi<h pond) 10 Hondura~.
build road' and bndgc) 10 ~cpal or
teach math and science in F1j1
Recruiter." ill b( in the 1 nulrnom
lrom 9 a m. to 4 p m cheduled
mten ie\\ w11l be held '\lo' 12. •
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Newa Editor. 'lana Haynes
Forum Edltor r: Lyden
Features Editor ~an DefY.-e let
Sports Editor ~ "'l 10
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'oo--ntl\
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e1 ""ana HaV1'es CiariSSa Hsu
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I News writ era: Ramona Blandes
RObin Fral\Zen J Dana Hayoes
1 Knapp Shetla Mclaren
Sports writ era:
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Photographers : Cnarles Stngll·
'" y Laura Fitzgerald
Scott Hoc.•.ms Dave McKay OttrtS
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8 1 he Onolt,rth ~oundouon 11\vnrd~
Uf' to$) 'i00 pc.r \ear to \tUdents
intcrc: ted 10 te.t~ hing u.' a protes,ton
8 held Rc: ... tarch Pro1ectl(ranh up
ttl bOO pet c.u to aothropolog} .
biolop ttnd eon,cn at ion l.tudent\
8'fhe Po) nter f' und B\~Ord'-annual
~cho1ar<>htJl' ol 2,000 to 'tudenl\
"11h career intcrc:,ts in journuh .. m,
broadca .. un& and related ticld!l.
,\c:cording to the dtrcetor of the
holu~h1p b:mL. '\te\ c D<1nz, man~
prl\ate urd ourc: 'do not ~t{Uirc a
howmg ol financial need but are
dependent on the: ~tudent demon­
'traungucarecr tntere't in acertatn
field
The Schohu~h1p Bnn~ '' u non·
profit natron·wide organ•7illlOn.
~tudc:nts \\ ho would li~e tn U'>e the
)Crvicc 'hould 'end ·• 't tmpc:d ..ell­
ndt.lre 'cdenvelopc:to4t>.6l\ Grand.
Co\lnU, Calif. 917?4 • A plnn thut \\ ould have college
graduate' teu~h four vear> 10 return
for p.1yment ot college tu1t1on ha:­
~cc:h ed the ~upport of '\:monal
Education ,\ !>OCiution Pre:.tdent
Man Hut\\Ood hurell.
"We ,jmpl) ha\e to do more to
attract people into teaching 11 \\e
ure to meet the coming te3cher
,hortage. Collebc nnd unh.er.itic!>
htl\ e to explore ne\\ approache<>.
and I thtnk 1h1"' 1dea hn .. a great
deal ol mtrit," .-:utrelltold "ritef':\
at the ..,an ~rnnc1~co p~, Club
Oct 22
The 1dea, fir..t propo~ed b) Fran~
Ne" mnn, Iarmer president of the
Untve~ll) of Rhode Island ft~l
uppeured 1n a recent report for the
( arnque f-oundation ror the
\d,am:tment ofTeaching.
'lle" man\ propo!.al '' !.tmtlar to
mcenth c and grant program<. ~ome
college. and Unt\eNIIe<> hod 10 p11.lcc
dunngthe ·.c;o, and '60~ .
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WORD PROCESSING
Fd::.t dCCurate servtC.t: tJy expe.
nenced operator Beaverton
area Dana Tterney 641-5188 I -
Chinese delegates tour campus
Ramona Brande'
or tht Plonrtr I oa -
1\ "' c member dcltgatton ol
admtnt~trator' lrom Gunng'\t
I cuche~ lin I\ eN I)' in Gmhn,
Ch1na vi .. ued Port lund college~
.tnd h1gh 'iChnol' thi' pu't week
in an ellort to 1ncreu'c their
under.tandmgolthceducnuonol
~\,tern m the llnrted .State,.
·I he delettution' '"" re\ultc:d
from .mc\change program whidt
\\'a" C\tabli .. hcd 1n J9!i I bel\\ een
lc\\IS und Clark and Guung 1
Teacher-. llnheNI\ Hi,tor}
Prof~,or Jeff Borto" ltd ugroup
of 2. l ( \lUdent\ lO uurlin lor
''' month,. In return. 10 191i2
the lJni,cr,ll)' «cnt si~~o (hmc'c
~c:holur' to I <. lor two vear' \
\ccond e chnnge wu' tnlllutcd 10
1984 '"hen I:Jurlo\\ und 21 l (
\ludent' 'pent hvc month\ in
c.urhn
fhc admtnP.trotorsdcct ded to
'i,u the l• nned (\tutc' to 'iet
e'\acth "hut Amcncan \Chool
'Y'Iem!i arc like. 10 gum a better
under.tunding olthc:w,tcm and
to 'trengthen the rclntton!!.hip
(betweentht Uni,el"'llt\ and LC)
Borb.ua lo...tdd. progmm a"'"hlnt
10 thetnttmuuonul 'tudcnt .. officc
\llid.
"The American education
!!.} \tcm ha' been playing an
important role: 10 training the \tudenh 10 all held!. wh1ch "
11nptc"1Vc." Chen Guung /lu
v1Ct prc\ldent ol uunngx 1
r eachcr .. UntYC:f'lll}', \aid .. fhc
-\mencu.n 'tudenh arc mort
tndtpendent 10 thetr academrc
held t hun the: C hmc'e :.tudent'
\meucnn 'IUdtnts hn\'c. a better
1rn1nms tn their -.chool~ which
"til fit their job hunttng ...
t luoa\c:ducational '~'tcm ha'
ia.. ,,d, .mtage,, aho .... 1 he good
potnt' ol the CIHne'c: sy,tc:m I'
"c c.1n guur.mtc:c: the job\ lor the
graduate'> from the college' rtnd
unlvC:r\llle,, Fvcrv Ch•ne.'c ~tu· -dent know,,fonurc," hat the:} 'rc
going to do alter their gruduu·
tion,," Chen 'ald.
"1 here i' uho dl'>ad\.untagt'
1n out '~'tcrn.r he \Uid '"Some
.. tut.lent' take. 11 n\lhc.1r 11uurantec
lor a JOb ufter grnduuuon The~
arc .. urelhcyhuvcaJOb ,o,omt
\tudcnt' do not work il\ hard a\
the) arc e'\ptcted to when the)
arc at \Chool •
Bc:stde'l Vlewtntt thceducntronal
'.Y'-Lcm the delegate .. had an
opportunity 10 'ct a gencrul
O\·en 1e\\ of Amertcan life, .&nd
ho" 11 dtffer' from ltft tn Chinu.
"I got a (better) ptctu~ tn my
mind ubout American womtn
the)'re more openmtndcd Xu
Ying (hun \Old \ u '" ~ecrctan
ott he: fore1gn affa1r' office, edu­
cation bureau 10 l'llanning. Ch10a. "I nstl nda) we went to a mus1c
~oncc rt 111H.I I 1uw manv ludrc~
who were \Cr) cxc:1ted durmf
the pcrlormnncc: whilt the men
wtrc qutet, • Xu tud "In(. hmu I
wn,told mun~ J\mcrtcun women
didn't \\ork nfttr thcv were mar
rrcd, but I've come to kno\\ that
·I lot or Amertcan \\ornen urc
working In C htnu mo~t o( the
C htoc:\c women Me wor,king
whether mnrrtcd or unmarried."
Among the mun) \lte' vt.,lttt.l
were Reed College, Ponlund '\tule
l Olver...ity,l.tncoln H 1gh School,
'll1kc lntcrnnttonul (u leader in
dc\elopiO£ hU\10~\ n:IUIIOO\ With
C h1na} W;l\htngton Park Zoo
OMSI.~c:attlt. Wn.sh L nt\Cf':\11)
ofWtL,hmglon and the( olumb1a
Gorge
I would hkc: to take thl\
opportunll\' tn C1>tC:nd an open
tO\'ttution to C1reg C uldwcll
(u,\ocuu~o dcun of tnternauonal
\tudcnl\) for a 't'ilt to <..htna:
C hen sa1d ''I hope Pre..1dent
(rurdner w1ll leud a group of
loculi\ .md \tudent'>tO Guthn to
'j,it our..chool Throughout our
vi,itto I.e\\ I' .1nd t'lurk we hn\C
felt the fnend,htp bc:t\Qc:.c:n u~
deepen and \trc:ngthcn "
t\ulhor\ note \II quote' by
member~ ol the delegation arc
throuvh thetr ofhctal tran .. lator,
I u Yu T01 a' i .. 11ingfort1gn tan·
guape profe,!>or from Guthn
survey
Harada focuses on sanitation, service
Robin Franzen
Of tht Plonttr l oc get t hetr meal, food ha' a chance to get cold Saga
attempt a more cohe~tve. complete ~et-up that
Rc,ult.sfrom the~agu~tudcn t 4\.unude urve} md1cate
a general teeling of better \c.rvJcc and operauon as
compared to there.,utt .. of a 'ur.cytaken 13'>1 February
1 he uneyloolied at 18di .. tinct 'ub-c.1tegories under
the headings of lood, ~crvice, atmosphere and overall
"uccc:so;. Out ollho'e categones only three areas c:xpe­
nenced ~ rating decline: appearance ol food, speed of
sen ICC and COO\ COICOI hour , allow student\ to get thetr meal~ foster
The ~urve),conductt d from Oct l-31n F1elds "'""'
Room I he r nul room and Dubach dtntng room hns
1o 'ever a I othc.r Immediate changt' Sagn tnatlatcd
Saga rating.s \\ere bu01ed on a I to 4 ~ate wtth 2.65
bc:mg the grand mean "'Sul!u Dan·: Harada, toad sc:n ice
manager, :ud <~ cort ol 3 is .. i.ilmo .. t out<>tanding, ..
Raungs for f 1elds Dintng Room ..rea~ follow••
l·ood.
0\.erall Qunht\'
l.tstc .md I luvor
Appc.u JO(;C ot food
Varict) ol Food
Tempenuure ol Hot Food
Tcmpt·mturc: of (old Food
. erv1ce·
4)pccd of "crvrce
Counc~) ol Help
Fnendline .. s of er\'icc
,\ppearance ol -,ervice personnel ----Atmo(jphcre/place:
Attractl\lene" of J-ood Di,play
Cle.mltnc ~of Servtee Area
Atmo~p here of Room
Overall Ratln&:
Overall \ alue
Con\ement Hour'
Food Service Overall Performance -
Tht rutin~ dccltnc: for wpeed ol serv1cc and conventent
hour' stem lrorn tme problem. Huruda 'IBid Due to
~ heduling theay~tcm Implemented 1 htSycar moreMuden ~
attend Saguat one t1methun hw• been thec(l!le prcvtously
The rcliUlh are loneer hoe\ o1nd ~lower 5erv1ce "ltnes
wtllcontinuc tn be lonJI unle\\ the ,tudcnt!. puce them...elvb
)UCh thattheydon ., all arnve ulthc\Ome time," H aradu
~Uid
Re,pondmgtocommcntsantheJune)',andu.so;uggested
bycon•uhunt lrom theChent Customcr~crv icc:Teum
who\ i5itcd I C lbSt wcd:,Saga lunch hours changed on
Monday. l.unch will run IS minute51ongcr, from I I 15
a.m to 12:45 p m. If necessary, dinner hour\ muy be
re' i~d :t well
Saga 1• aho" ork ing to solve thc .. cold lood" problem.
Becau'>e atudenu mu 1 make 51ops to vartous area:.; to .. Hot Spot · program which :>ingle' out several
~c:"•cc area' each wcel. lhe first week\ Hot ... u ..
"ere heated plate,, warm roll\ and cold salad IOI:tDtn
The tirst student ~ho recel\td a cold plate or cold
could go to Sugu Dan lor a coupon for fredries, ad
or a burger at the rmilroom .
"We d1dn'tgl\ cout one pri1e the fir~t "eck, "H
satd
Harada per~onall) •cond ucb dinner 1n:.pection au1J111.:
Thl' year
2 75
2 56
2 7 I
2.93
2.48
.3.08
2.46
3.04
3.04
.lOS
3 08
3 27
3.03
2.59
2.31
2.83 • la't year
2 71 Better
2. 'S Better
2 76 Worse
2.82 Better
2.48 Even
2.83 Better
2. 73 Wot">e
2.86 Beuc:r
2.86 Better
2.89 Better
2 95 Better
2 88 Better
2.34 Better
2 45 Better
2 71 Worse
2. 78 Better
orrandom meal check.' when: he record& h1s tmprc~IIOill
of succes~e\ und hulures to pWi\ on to ht!i employee~.
Rating) rcce1vcd 10 the 1 rnilroom and Dubach 01
room were 'ihghtlv higher thun the figur e:~ quoted
f-tcld'i. Harada bn!>e\ th1~ on lhc luct thut tht\e
!>muller opcralton1 worl..mtt on u more''pc:rsonullevcl
Wh1lt the two mum pnomie... ~ann all on and l>erv
quahtv-both received htgher raltnf.!\lhl' ume arc>uru1
"there lS no way lh gonnu be ~ood c:vcrday. n H
sutd ''lnthinuuationyouju,tcan't be. Therearetn o~
periodic incon,lstencie~; from one meal to the ne:-tt."
Haradu 111d Suga 's goaltht!i year WU!> ··not to inve1ot
ne\\ innO\'ation,, but to h11 the b~Ut~ but I
people know that ~e ore rnpondmg to 'ltudent nec:u:
and arc doang u good job," Hnradu ~mid
Pioneer Log, October 31, 1 Fa cult
c untlnutd from ~
" nrmonul "curl
member., tntludl
rrofe~sor ot I ngj
an m1ernul !oeur·l
diOicult to hnd w
(orthejob Othel"'i
Scrhon. u"""ll
fngh~h. pressed f!
beCIIU\e of U ne
"I'm very concc
rrovthl und ne~
1n the ,ame ycd
I hdacully UPI
J8to 16\\ith one
gcmon tor an inl
a{he-year,lilted
thcpo sibiht) on
right after that \'•
pa,~cd a mouo11
conduct an ope
internal and elttc:r
cncourugcmcnt a
I rom 1 he faculty
lJOd!IOn 'i<lld hi
~I raw V0tC\>t'ICOf1
show:. a vnncty o(
sa1d the vote' ~J
wnnt~ lo o;ce an
with an emph
candidale:.
The I acuity d
Jc:tn Ward, assio,t
to prov1de u fiv
contract, and an•
an un~peci fied II
onl) one renewal
e~tprcssed concc
the length of t t
undermine the ul
~kerr I homa~ .
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Pioneer -
[)US
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tnt to J mii')IC
lnnny lodte\
ited durmg
kilt the men
"In( h1nul
can women
.,. were mar
know thut
women arc
most of the re wor,king
,anmurnc:d ."
~Itt:\ '1~1tcd
on land <\t.lle
i tgh School,
(a leader in
luuon.\ wnh
Park Zoo
I L 01 ... e r. m·
hc:Columbto
p take thl\
rnd an open
8 Caldwell
uernouonul
Ito Chma ·
c Prc.'ildcnt
a group of
:wGu1hnto
pughoutour
lark we have
bet~cen u ..
len "
U quote\ bv
legouon are
I translator
fore1gn Inn
m Guiltn
-
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t cold Sogu
et-up that
in F1elds D1 ·
Ins room has
llgu initiated
but several
k's Hot
'a lad to""'"'
ate or cold
1ast yellr
71 Better
5 Beuer
.76 Worse
82 Better
148 Even
8.'\ Better '
.73 Worse
86 Better
.86 Better
89 Better
95 Better
188 Better
34 Better
45 Beller
71 Wor<ie
78 Bettor -
his lmprt!.SIO
1s employee\
~ DubachDtllltn
turel> quoted
It thut tht\C ·
per;onnllevel.
Ill lime 1tu1c~n1l
rday ... Harn!ll
There are t nnu
to the next."
1"not to inv~t
~ ... but J thi
Student nl'!t~o: Faculty nixes tenure in straw vote for dean
( ontlnucd from pa&c I
a nnuon1tl ~curch 'iomc lucuhy
member.. 1nclud1ngJohn C ullnhun
pro(c\~or ol I· nghsh, ~ugge•ued thnt
an tntcrnul 'curch would make tt
dtffn:ult to ltnd women or minonue~o
I rorthc:job Other.. tncludtng Ooroth)'
1 Btrk\on, ·'"'"tnnt profe\SOr of
1 r: ngli~h. prcs\Cd ror nn tntemul \t :trch
bec.tu~c: of 11 need for conttnUit\
. "I'm \ c:r) concerned about a new
prOHht und new dean (be1ng h1red)
1n tht' ~umt ycur Bcrk~on said.
1 he I acuity approved by n vote of
18to 16 wtth one ab~tcntion, a sug­
gesuon for an antemal 'earch. with
afhc·yt'ar. fiJtcd ·term contract, with
thepm~ibiht)'Of renewal However.
nyhtultcr that vote the group .tlso
pil\)td a mouon. b) 24 to It to
· conduCI an open 'ien"h both
internal nnd clttc:rnul wtth 'lpccific
c:ncourugcntcnt mmed at cund1dutes
(rom the luculty
Ood\on ~did he does not '>cc thtst
~truw votel> .b<.ontradsctory "ltJUl>t
sbOW!>U vurtety or oplnton "Ood!~on
\Old tht vote\ 'uggest the facult)
1 "ont' to \cc .tn open search but
with an cmpha•u• on tnternal
I candidates. dean However R1c:hurd Rohrbaugh,
n'l~oc~;ue profenor ol reltg1ou 'ltu
die:-., 'latd,"' me current admimstrauon
can undcrmme the authorlly ol nny
dean theyw~h live-yeur(contract),
three-year. or whutever '
Perhap~ the most controvcr~ial
lapse ol the debute w~ nn whether
the ne\\ dean •hould be gr.mtcd
tenure, made tenur .1ble orcJtcluded
from the tenure process At I (
facult> member<. art reviewed lor
tenure. usually after six yc.trs ott the
college Tenure n~1ures a I acuity
member he orJhe Will have u po:.iuon
at the schooho long ~U that person
wi .. he:-., the appropriote progrum
exist,, and that person con function
and maintain hi or her
re!oponStbthtte'
Thefnc:ully voted 14 for.ll aguin,t
and four dbstatnmg to not Jtrant
tc:nurc to the new dean The:. dean of
fucuhy hru; never before been a
tenured poMtson at l ( The \Ubject
as under !itudy becnu'e the dean of
the law 'chool and the deun of
graduate school of protuStonnl
studtes, a new posttton tht\ year are
tenured
Dod~on the intenm provost,
explained thnt the posttton of dean of the law~chool mutt be tenured in
order to gatn Arnencon 8.sr A~tsoc1
auonuccredtUUion,and•thecommon
prucucc 1n proft 11onul'lchoolu. to
huve tenured denn!.." he: 'latd
r he: cont rover y ilrose because ol
the effort by the Worlong Principle
I aA~ Force last ye.Jr to ratse the
ratio of student' to full-time­
equl\alcnt faculty to ll-to-1 1n seven
yedrs. If the ne\\ dean ir, gr.mted
tenure, the question arises as into
which department, if ••ny, he or she
will be tenured. (If the new dean is
tenured into 1.1 department , that
department could lose one teaching
po,ition.)
Dean ol Faculty Andy Rembert
said one advantage to granltngtenure
to the new dean would be that the
job would uuruct people ineducation ,
ol\ opposed to non-educators or
profc, tonal udminUitrato~ .
Ood'lon oald the Dean Seurch
C ommttteewill have then:.<iponstblhtv
of dcctdtng the tenure \l~tus of the
po\ltton However headdc:d, ~There'
no ren•on (the new dean) would
huve to be tenured an to adeponmenl
••• He or 'he could be tenured into
the 1~utuuon ." He said thecommmee
husa Wlde'<arietyof options available ' The lacultydc:Centcd a mouon by
Jean Ward, a~\IShtnt dean off acuity
to provide a five vear. renewable
contract, und another propo'lnllor
on un,pcctricd length of term and
only one renewal J-ocuh) 'membc~
uprcssed concern\ that hmstmg
the length ol the contract could
undermine the authontyofthe new Activist group continues fight
on South African investment -
heila McLaren
Of thr Plon«r l.oc
I I ~I
')kerr 1 homa\, SAA(, member An elfort to dbohsh lew1s and
Clark\ anve~tmcnt tn the common
fund IS betngled b>· 'tudent:-. mvolved
10 the South Afncan Acuon Group
(SAAG)
SAAG'Sgoul1!i lor LC to divest
(remove) 1 he approxtmuttly $8 m1l
hon thatts currenllv tied up an the
common fund fhe money would
be rcinvtllted tn u lund completely
without ue~ to ~outh Africa
1 he common I und I'> a large non­
profit Investment program tor col­
leges The common fund inve)ts in
businesse.. all o-.er the world,
•ncludtng South \fnca
S ·'\ \G member Karl ~chomburg,
JUntOr. Said he feel\ the l{fOup'S pur•
pO\t' I\ .. a ~U} of C:\pre\sing moral
concern o-.er apartheid ... He aid
di'<e,tment 1s .. u rcalio;tic political
goal.'
In order lor the gaul to be
accomph-.hed 1t mu\t be "~cepted
and approved by the Bourd oil ru'l·
te~ "'ichomburg 'aid the board •~
Drill/
1VEJ1 ~
rtDEO GAJ\oiE ... '
FREE MOVIES
011 Wed11esda; nigl1ts
( Jt>c'll \un /hun. 8-1-'\ p.m.
/11 \m CJ 1, m.-1 a.m. not con-. meed LC should taKe
linunc1al risks for pohucal rea.,ons
and they que,tion whether or not
dave:-.tment ~~an effccttve mc.an ol
poliucal pl'l:.'~ure regardingnpanhetd
The memben or SAAG hope the
common lund w11l create a separate
.1rcu of mvestmcnt, 1n adduton to
the area' nlrendv estnbh~hed for
,chool' thnt w1sh to become disen­
Sil!fCd from <;outh Afracan
snvolvement
Scntor ~kefl Thomfb also a
member ol SAAG defined the
organiLluonasa"groupofconcemed
:.tudentsoncamp~work.ingtogcther
for the abohuon of the apartheid
sy~tem" and coasd .. we want to be on
the right ~ide ol hastory."
St\AG wa: formed la .. t wtnter
and has concentrated on the is\UC ol
uparthe1d S \ \G in the pa.<;t has
uct ively pan1,1pated 10 raUie.. peution
driwsund the Policy Revie" Board
tn theireflom toconvmcc the school
tn dlve-.tlrom the common lund.
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· Pioneer Log, October 31, 1985 TENURE REVIEW: MEN AND
WOMEN AT LEWIS AND CLARK
@74-1975: 73 FACUL TV REVIEWED
FOR TENURE
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/. , 55 men reviewed
for tenure
18 women reviewed
for tenure
16women
granted
tenure
(Graphics eouttesy oe ISAlC) 1
Tenure stats released
or 1985-86 acuity
Jean Ward, asssstant dean ol
faculty ut le\\IS and Clark, has
released the Affirmative 1\cuon and
Tenure Rcv1e~ report for 198S 86
fhc annunJ report to thecommumty
is not mandatory. but is pan ol the
Aflirmauve Ac1ion Policychancred
b}' the taculty •
Ward ~id that most innructor..
u.re hared into tenure-tra.ci; ponttons.
.. Tcnure·trnck ~ mciln~ that, during
the seventh year or employment at
thecollege(in mmt c:u.ses),th.lt pci"'!!n
will be re\ iewcd for tenure. If tenure
as grunted, that person LS as ured a
JOb \O long as he or she wi5hes to
wor'-: 11 LC. an appropriate program
e!l.i)ts, and that person can f uncuon
and maintllin hi or her respon.~ibll·
llics. Wtud satd. If the instructor tails to DC:hte\e
tenure, they arc gi\ien a .. temunal
contr3CI, ~rorooeyear . Theconcrac:t
,., non-renewable . The terminal
contract allo~1 the lo.cull)' member
a year to find other employmcnl .
l'i ot all post lions are "'tcnure-tr11Cic. •
Ward said. ome people are hired
on a year-to-year contract, such us
VUttlngprolessorsor lee1uren. OtHer
p<»mon are term-<Onttw:ted. which
are renew-able, and withthemstructor
hired lor three to five yCMS,
The dtct:~ion to gencr:~t.e )tarl)
Alf mnatin:Action reporuc::amt from
the faculty in 1974. Schools that
rece1vc ted era! funds are requared to
produce reports. Pri\"ate schools.
such as LC, are not.
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Prefab. prout' new album "f~o Wheclr, Good ..
Continued from pace 4.
touched off a heated exchange 10
the paper. ~imtlar to thecontrO\ cr )
an the P1onc ,., Log elirher thts term.
It "ns, she ~id. one of her tint
• • \'Cnturc:: tntO 8CII\:tSm,
Appro>.irrold) 6S pcople.55studcnl.\
and 10 facuh) membc:n, auendcd
the presentauon The audience" a~
pn:domanan tly pro-p~ and fncndl).
There \\Crt neither picketers nor
ho ulcque ttons. When asled rhc·
torit"!tll) tf God di appro\c~ o(
homo c uab ~nd ias hu.~ becniug­
g~ted m some fundamen tahst cr­
mons) 1s punbhmg them "ith the
~courge of AIDS (acqutred immu·
nooifteiencysyndrome), E~ blud SaJd,
"H \IDS i~ God', \Hath (on ga)
men), d~ th.tt mean lesbtans are
God'scho~~en people? The~ ha\'e the
• Scou f.kblad, &1) ri&hl1 acth ist. de cribcd n' .. act\J cnuntrv," whach •
mean' nb,oluttl} nothmg to me.
Zen~ZC!IS\ numt '" a muocJv
S)nth~ t ot gust Ull .snd ba§ .a~ in
to R.: !\I '"' h the ~larch \ttl let' sn
lhc h,td:ground Bccnu e Zcuges~t
tpre:u~ tm the un~ DH R~ord lnbtl.
thetr ound auttll (~h md (lrJgtnttl
1 hu~. the ~:h.tllcnge lnr the c
talented nc" un t\t "til bt' to retntn
the nm -edged ~ound llnd pcr-onuht)
ol thear band '' htle mnlmg the
trnn tllon to a maJor label.
Tlm nlhum ·~ one ol the hne.\t
effons b) a nc" band thts \'e,u keep
nn car to 1\ l.C 10 hear them 10 the
Jut urc
lowe-t le' el ol ri'L: (of coni racting
AID<;)
The nun-hostile 3tmosphc:rc ol
the meeung helped gcncrule a pro­
ductivedtalogue, buill UI'\O (lOin ted
10 a problem wnh Phoens~ Ri!>ing\
'ipcaL:cr bureau, and other efforts
to addre.;s these topiC\ Fl. blud ~n1d
he and other peakcr. rare IIi .tdd r~)
homophotuc .wd1ence' but rather
'peak to ~oplt already ina~rceme nt
with ~a) nght' or mercl\ curiou,,
De,pttc 1 hat. he'latd the bureau I'
dl'ectM. -~ \alotmo~comctm .&).r~'
r;w.mg. ,and more people urc commg
'out of the closet','' Hblud satd He
aJ~o pomtcd todlfltculty m tdentuymg
homophobic groups
<.umfer and Fk bind 'a1d Phoent:\
Ri11ing conce ntrate~ mo~ on edu-
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1\no,,n .1~ Halle)\ Comet
fkc<tu~c of thetr eene appc.nancc.
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\\'at • f:tmtne. di,ell!le and the death
cuuonal and fello\\~ h1p .upeca.. of
the ga) rights movement than on
the pohtical 1s:.uc~ Oregon\ gay
raphts political acuon comm1ttcc
handle'> that -;ide wuh the annual
l uesllc: Hart \ltemonal 010ner
Fundrai~er. "The~ (the P \() do
t htm p.m to chip awav to homo·
phobta. politically." Ekblad sasd.
C umler 'iUtd 'he feel~ the ~a\
lesb10ncommunny IS verv acuve for
a 1 O\\ n 1 hts 'i7e maybe not m a
tradmonul pohucnl sen~. but 10 a
lot of other way~ "%e also suggested
the polittcal climate 10 Portland and
the metropolnan area doe~n t tncur
pohucal acttvtsm
·Portland 1s a pretty good ctty to
live1nsfyou'regay '\hcsatd uddtnf
that, while livmg 10 the South 'he nl 1\ tntt' were J r~:qucnth nttnbutf
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() (. 20071
encountered more
homophobia.
.. There\ a real po\ltivc pohttcal
fechng here," Ekblad snid 'Peopk
arc open-minded m a whole ran,ft
ol toptc' and homo,cxunh ty 1sju11
one of them ..
The program wu~ ccHponsored '
b\ It·) Women\lnformallonGroup
and the Gender 'itud1es 200 cl~t"­
tautthl b~ <Jre) o,tcrud a.'!lt!ltunl
profc-'or ol ht~>tory Jdl Hedgepeth.
dm:ctor of career plannsng and
plac:t mcnt helped organ•
I he event O,terud satd '>he Wll
pleased With the presentation and
the "good, honest questions" oltht
aud1cncc ~ lnev((umferand fkbladl
arc u~ed to people who kno\1. I~
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1,1985 "Kl\!1 Me I\ ate' wlll be in the ~potllght No'. J, 2. 7, 8. 9.
• ISS Characltrs bru h up thrir hahsptare. from ldl lo rj&hl:
Rober! ~hulth:e. Hnior; RaJkumar ~ahlani, junior: Da,id
Smilh·•·nalish, Mark Woollett, 50phomore.
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[Iizabeth Kr~t"ch and Onid
Smith·l::nglll>b play leadinl roles.
Nan William\
0( lht Ploneu tAt The theater department presents f.lizabeth Kra«tJCh,junior, prtparH to pia) Kalt.
The theater Department will
continue II\ succe,,fulyear with the
production of Cole Porter\ "'l<ts ..
Me Kate ..... Manncnt'lago weh.td
a tent thcut: r down at Griswold
''here l directed 'I\ t"s ~te K:ue'tor a
'ummer program, .. Dtrcctor l.eon
A Pile aid. "l hi i~ mv time to do a new rendition of an old favorite
-tt nght."
"Ki'!> Me 1\ate''willopenonOct.
J I und performance.<- will follow on
No .... l.2,7,8,9.AII howsbeginaHi
p.m. in the Ftr Acres Theater and
there" ill be a .S I charge.
·"Ki,~McKnte'i <~plu)withtna
plu~ ,'' Ptke C::\ pia• ned "II':-;tbout a
groupo! ,tctor~ wort..tngonamusum.l
producunnol ~hakc,pearc\ 'T amtn[t
ol the Shrew · " The ac:lor FrC'd ~
Pc:tuchm .utcmpto; to tame Kate:,
pht)Cd hy fred' lormc:r wife Lilli,
Pike e~plained, and lhts LS whe~
thc,torycentc:rs itself It tsmteresting
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well as the characters they portray.
Ptke commented .
.. We have: brought in a graduate,
Dtmd Smnh·Engh .. ,h, to play the
lwd ol Fred Petuchio,• Ptke snid.
He could not lind anyone 111 aud1110ru
that ccmed right lor the pan. P1ke
c:\pl.1ined . Smnh·English , n 1967
graduatc:oflzwu;:~ndChuk. worked
under Pike when he wa~ a dramu
student h~;re .
" . I "It's nos1algtc, ol course, Smtt l·
E nglt.,h. aid about hi return 1 o his
alma mater ·•tt \ tun to come buck
and perform t\n this,lnge,And it\ a
treat to Cllmc: buck end ~or~ with
Leon again"
Opposite Smith· English, Eli1Bbcth
Kroctsch,juntor , w11l be playing the
Open 7·1
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(J) 2 liter Coke 99¢ female lead. Lilli/ Kate ... I'm renll)
enJO) ing work.iog~itha prolc:sstonal
uctor,'' Kroetsch said, ''II' been a
real learning eApcrience , ..
coondaf) leads"' ill be pla)ed b.)
Senttu Nancy Loemaker as l.ois -
Blanca and Junior Jdf Wold a.~
BtU Lul-enuo. Todd Swan)On, a
chorus member. also returned as n
.graduate to work under Ptke.
Our production \\ill ~ a hnlc:
c:hffen:nt than mo!'it productions of
'Kute,'"Pi .. esaid,"Butl thmk 11 all
work\. I thin._ it'~ going to be a real ..
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PageS Alcol1ol polic.v is reactionar)'
When we )1rnd~ate and.grow old \\C will probably look ba~k
"ith grent affecuon on ntghh .. pent tudymg, hours spent 10
clns , and of course. tho'e \\lid \\eckend purtics.
The 3dministration unde~l mdabl\ docs not hold tht same • affinit\ lor the latter pari o1 this college c pencnce. A-. an
• • • in titmion the admmtsttation cannotcondonc compu parucs tn
"hich alcohol i-. 'erved to minors The current policy, which
e--~cntialh turn:-. it... back on .. uch o\:currcncc-.. hu" long been a
legal tho;n in the 'tdt oi the admini">tr3tion In an .mempt to
reduce it' legal habtht) the college is 'eeldng rcvi~ion iu it'>
nlcohol policy. The revtsion' ban the uo,c of hard alcohol at
cnmpu' "ide partie,. Wtth the nt\\ ~hdn{Ze' hard .tlcohol ma)
onl\ be .. en ed tf there is a 'pccitie guc:o,t li't tor the party.
Rene\\ ed urgency to change the alcoh\11 policy is the rc~ult of
trouble that broke OUl 3l n Platt Fin.t Ea!.l u .. pidc Down
Margarita 1 U.O.M.l Party on October "'th. (« c:c related news
article.)
We nrc 'mpathet ic to the admmi-.tration ·~concern tor legal
liabilit~ . Unfortunatel y the chang\! in polic) doe~ not nJlcct thi ...
The admanistrat ion i equally hable lor minor' that become
into,.lcnu:d on beer and wine a the) are\\ hen hard alcohol ilo
in,ohed. lntoxtcation oltho:-.e who arc of age to dnnk should
abo be a legal concern o1lhe admini!'truuon.
Instead of lool.:ing for a piecemeal solution that atTccl:> on I)
the number of participant or their age. the college should
consider rules 1 hat in,ure c:ompctc:nt bartende~ rue on hand who
will !\top erving tho e \\ ho ha\'c had enough to drinl;:. We
understand that this require~ .)tudcnL to make a ubjective
decision on the,)obnetyofpart) goer:., but w«: feel in the longrun
it will be more effecti\e and more fair to those \\ ho drin~
responsibly .
If you teet us ~trongly as we do that the adminhtration, while
acting in the ~t intere!>t ol the-studenb, !!hould pur ue a ~~~
reactionary and more constructl\c !.Oiution, we urge you to
contact the Residence Hath Office.
Opinion
Dorinda Welle
Or tht Pionm-Lot
1985 marks the 4(hh onntversary of the
1945Chaner~ta bhshmgthe Unlled Nauons
as a v. orld hod) conve)·ang the deu:rmanution
ol peoples .. ,o sa'e succecdin£ generations
I rom the courgc: of war, .... to reaft1rm f::uth
m fundamental human rights," tnd "to ben
crnteT lor harmoninng &11( :u:uons ol nauons •
'et. \\htle~pousmggools fundamental to
global suf"\ l\ al and tntcmauonal cooperatson.
the Unued ~auons llS a \IOble pohttcal
mechan~m and \liOrld Ioree as often highl)
qutstl{lncd Hov.oc\cr.the cn11qucs most oil en
gJ\cn reb) go\ernment.und thear repre en·
t&tl\c: group) n:st~tant lo the concept ol human
n.sht and actl\ely commaued to maluansm
and global profiacenng . t the top oftha lls1
ts the Unau:d Ustes
It 1 no !>I:Cret tlult the United $lttlai 'ha~o 11
rC\.--ord offormid.oblc~ance to UN poltctc:t>
ad\ oc.aung humiUl right~ and the legal
roponstbtliues to human II) "hach I olio".
Thu~ the Unrrcd States ha~ relu~d to rallf)
the 1949 Cienoctde Conventaon. declanng it
tllegal to ·purposely uterman.atc An entire
racml or c:thmc group," nnd a~pts cont n·
huttOOii rr om I he John Btrch Soctet) <lnd the
l.abert~ I obby to pursue thecu\ert CIA war
ag11tn!>l 1 he Sandanililrui tn 'icaragua.
At the ~>OJme ume,the U.S, •~ "alhng to usc
U n ned ':utons human nghts chaners ~against
liberauon mo"emc:n~ UJC~ing to defend their
peoplti and go\tmmenLS from U.S tcrromm.
On ht\ v.:t) to atlend the "orld celebrauon nf
tht Umted Nataons'40th a.nni\'erul)l, Pmident
I >anacl Ortega up lamed that human ughu
v.erc ,u,pendcd If\ Nicaragua to allow tC'U·
r, guan!> to more fully protect thcmieha from
Cl ·mtlt.atcd :suncJ.:ti As 'acaraguan dc:kg.Jtcs
at the onfcrencc: for the U.N. lkcadc: lor
\\ ,,mc:n declared. -we prclcr not to take up
urm\ an~ fi£hl, but we prefer C:\Cn lc:s:; to be
Page 6 Opilzion
Bruce denounces material goods -
Jillian Detweiler
or tht Plunl'fr I na
I di\.;O\ ered Bruce bud. 1n htgh ~chool. ln tho\c day'
he \\a ... clo,er to ob,curt than to ma1n•ilrcam None
ol my rnend' reall) dug Bruce the v.a). I did •Bru ~..e will become. polttu;ul. Cnough of thll• benung
around the bush With hOC\ ltkc "~ent mt Ofr tO Q
foreagn land to 84~ and lull the vello\\ mun " Bruce'
album wtll tncludt \OOS!I lake 'Reagunomtc· K11lo; (the
food 'li1mp' bluelo)'' and" Bombm~ Jlarbon Stmk' "
• Bruct w1ll run for the -.entHe \tat from J'l..ew Jer,ey
He wall run an c~tc:nstve mcdiu cumpntgn U\tng MTV
\'IdeO\ tO get ht\ me<,~U(!C 0\.fU\\ But ume:-. change and ~o did Bruce I! you hn' e to
.t!>l Bruce \\ho"!"' you mu't h;l\e been under a \Cr)
large rock the: hl\t I 'i month,, l\en Ronald Reagan
lno\\~ \\hO Bru\:c \pnn~Pteen t'>
~o" that eHr.·ont dse hl\CS lhe Bo<> whv oh v.h\ • •
~.m '\ 11 Perhap~ tt , becaU\C: neurl)' C\ cr) l>Ong on the
"Born 1n the t1~ \ lllbum hu' been plnyc:d ance~'an tly
on top l'ort\ radao ever incc Bruce went on tour.
PerhDJb tt \ bc:cuuse he mode the: CO\er of llm~ ma~armc .
Tmw magartnc! People ltl.t \lnandtr Hoar arc on
the co\er of Tunt • Bruce wall come: out wath a ne\\ album within the
ne>.t t\\O month, with lyna;, dedac.ued to teenager'
J.nd the problem'> of pubert\ The ong' \\ill dominate
the air \\U\Ie) 10 the e"ttent thut Whum! will reel lucky
to get :ur play once u wed. Hi~ tour to promote the
ne\\ album \\ill include a loser light 'how and e:\tensivc
usc ol S) nthe,ller--
I feel cheated Bruce \Old out -to tht tunt ol ~ 100
mtllton tn conctrt re'enue' plu-. the recetph from the
... ate of 10 mtllion record' \o what\ .an old Bruce fan
to do'> • Bruce will denounce all mutertul good\ und ha next
album wall be a collec:uon ol mantra.\. All performances
wall be done an the lotu'> po.,ttion.
• Bruce wall not 'orne out Wtlh a ne\\ album for four
year' or unlit there'' a democratic pr~'tdcnt whtchever
come~ fir:.t None of the songs on the rtC:\\ album wall
he danceuble nnd Ius promoltonultour wall not sell out
1n a sangle ttl) Mo\l olthe new songs \\ill not huvc any
word~ dt all. JUst mcrt:d1ble guatu.r nff' lean nlwny' find \Olacc tn hNtemng 10 my worn copy
of ""'lcl>rasla '(all of you who on I) recentlv hopped on
the Bruce band wagon probably don"t even lnow the
word\ to "Open \II aght '1
Or,l can fooL. to the futun: \fter a tour thut included
show' tn three conuncnl\ \\hat Will Bruc~ do ne'\t?
What follow~ i\ m\ ltst of po'>:o.tblc: Bruce 'cenurio' Whach sc:tnario '' preferuble? If you chose any among
the ftr~t five li~ted you are wrong If you cho~e lhe
~i>.th you are a true Bruce hm for tht' scenuno i~
• Bruce and his Orc:son -grown" are Will muke ton~ ol
bilbtl:'> and the Bo,., will \\rite music lor wind-up
Fbher-Pnc:c: tO)' closest to the Bruce of the old day\, u mu, icaan not a
pohtician or a protc,ter or n teen idol or a suru but a
sem1-ob~curc lender of a rock·and·roll bund
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lgned editorials published by the /.()g do not nec~saril) represent the
\ te\n or the editorial board or h\ , •• cr.
killed like \tupad 01es."
nae Unncd \tate\ dist&tefor l \1 \tratqpe.
und peact effort' IS conststenl Wtth t. S
'ommitmc nt to corporate ampc:rtalt\m The
stnglemo\ t 'ource of rt:.i~ta nce to L "1:. effort,
toward" e:.tublishing peace an \iamibia and
South Afnca hn!l been leveled by the: United
State' <\!though the l N hoHtructurl!d the
pointe .11 mochanerv for iln Independent non­
racao;t dcmocrauc government an 'am1bta
U \ vote!'\ ha\c 'upported the ")outh \lrtcan
oceupauon in order to conunut current
practtCC:' for rcfUStng tO pU)" rair prices for
Nnmtbiun urantum and other m1neral!i. The
U ~-General J\N:mbl'i directhc from the • • ympostum on outh ;\!rico's lllcgul Occu-
pation of ~amtbllt noted ••the poliucal, eco­
nomtc, maluur)' and nucleOJr colluhot au on of
the United Suuc wtth South Atric:t," and
that l1 nitcd ;.;,mons platforms are "being
used b) Amenca as a platform tor us upport
ol South ;\Inca."
F urthcr C:\ tdence olll . corpor.uc antc:~ts
cloo;lung "nh l1 ' goals as the U nttcd
• tutes' \'oting record agnan'' pubhshtng the
Unucd Nations Consolidated L''' of Banned
und se .. erely Re~tricted Product,, c_,,entaall\'
the U.S. diJi,atU.Iuctton wllh tht l.Jnued Natjons
boa I' down to two f'lOtnt-. th..atthe l '\ ''not
a rubber ~tamp lor 1\.merac:un loreign and
cconom1c pohcae~o .• 1nd _ thutthe U N become.\
a global platform mokane a case for what
State Department \poke.,mun John Hughe.,
calls ~cmbarrw tng cnttrum ~ ol U <., poltcte.)
"F.mbarra !lsang ·· 1\ a puhry term to de!lenbc
the conOact of tntere,t bet\\een the United
StalCl> mahtamu c C\:onomy and (oretgn policy
and the L'nued Natann\'tntere '>t a.ll a vc:htdc:
lor world peace. As the ~arch and npcnence
ol U.N. SC'ient••u., .\oc:iul worloen; and poltq
maker ha\e s.hown, the arrru ruc:e cannot
coexist with the human race. As U"'K.EF
1 United Nations Chaldrc:n's rund) hzu ug­
gcsted, a revolution in child ~urvaval could •
occur if government'~ would redirect a fraction
ol tox monie" from maluary <>pending to the
defense ol hum11n 'urvavnl and development
The ine~pensave tirc-savtnp method' of
UNICI:W's ~;h1ld rehydrataon program taught
to he.,Jth worker' an Nacaraguu have proven
that we have the abiht~ to prmc:ct and noun~h
lt{c tf onl} luybank dtdn t huve 'o much
inve~ ted tn the: v.ar machanel'\
J'he three con terence' tor the L "J Decade
lor Women pro\'ldt:d tht world \\ uh nmple
proof ol what happen~> when dn.'s diflerc:n~'>
dl\ tde yovcrnment repre\enla\lve.' and thetr
con~lltuencte :a dasrcgard lor octlll need,. a
patron111ng uuitudc toward-. all :.truggling
people, and a conca~ionury pohlles that carne:\
mimmal impact to\\ard' effective change
The fact is that ··we Are The
Problem" ...
In this c.:ountr'\ \\t' hke to ''"8 a' cry luc.:rauve
:.ong called \\ c t\ rc: 1 he World •· and 1 hen
e:<pcct people to applaud u' for our .lc.ttVI'im
l he: filet 1s that "We Arc l ht Problem.·· and
if we don'l 'tart gaving con\lderll.llon to the
necc~t'> IIY lor world peucc: and bear down on
tho\c \\ho relu11e. rhen the Umtcd Natton\
or anybody el~c for that matter may nm
live to .. c:e another forty yea .....
Reform\ wtthan the Unncd Nattons c.m be
\UCCC,'iful and have ampuct upon the peuce
pr~e~ af the) (uvc ~oacc: and 4-hannel power
to people who arc trUI) \eeking peuce an a
more humane \OCitt)' and world '\., long a~
the United !:lt.ile\ )etb to it~norc the vo1ce of
its own people_ 11 has no nght to be a Ioree 10
the United Nuuons.
s~nwr Dortncla Wt•llt• WQ) tJ parllflpant tn
thl' Confum .. ·forth~ U.N. fk,tJd4•for Womm
in N01roh1. A~m ·a
Pioneer Log, October 31, 1985 Ne1
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Anouhlj
Monday m
Clark 'pal d
an the \lo1
lndepcndet
·1 he Pao 'I
c<amc buck I
.1nd three .
women un
They '\lurt<
building a
gl\'ing lmr
Thev went c
final game
tht conferc
Coach Rl
the way tt
mentioned
offreshmar
Jud) f-rnn(
game and •l
rnomen1un1
the hennb<
vocal and d
Monday!
p~\iew olj
at dt'itricts.
''Linliel
and their al
not used to
U\ ;.~chance
Kay 'atd.
Ot'itOCt\
1st and 2nd
caght team
thatthePto)
or thtrd
fhc met
fintshed 1n
team' atthl
oflndepen(
Chump•on
lini.,hcd rirl
The men
Dule Rit
the la,le't
manutes ar
the 8000 ~ ham lihh p
was folio"
nold' tn 14(
in 19th plu<.:i
an 21't pia(
Crandall i
team ratt
lutheran
Jumor
fll\le~ l Urn
an the be-t
c;he fana .. h
500 meter
follo\\ed b
in 26th
\lfuchelm
'ophomo
pia~ Bonr
place .Uld
ploce PLI
race
Coach [
Thele
Club had
wed. end
Amateur
Kwon Oc
All iix J
Jumor 'lc
in the me
di' isaon 1
\CCOnd in
.:ontact d eaung
f to n
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lh (the
1nb. •
lcr<oey.
j\11V
ain the
nagcr ..
• ntnatc
I lucky
)tC the
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nonce~
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~hevcr
m will
,ell out
ve any
among
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uno 1~
nota
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pmcnt.
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proven
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much
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reeds, a
iJgghng
tcarno
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•The
ucrativc
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~tiVI~m.
m,· and
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!own on
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rnny not
t. c.,n be
[~peace
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force tn
~pant m
~Jomm
1985 Nettersgo
tlrldefcated
Lynne Ca~ey
Of tht Vlonrcr l.ol
An outstandmg w10 over Lmfield
Monday ntl(ht gave the I cwt' ilnd
Clark 'ptlu .. ~n unddeated ~e.uon
in the "'orthwe\l Conference ot
Independent Collc.ae\
r he Pto \ lmt the first g.tmc but
cnmc b.td trong to win game two
.tnd three. By the fourth gume the
\\omen and the lun were excited .
I he) ~tarted the game off well b)
building u huge 12 0 lead befort.
gtving Linfield u chance to ~c~c
They went on to w1n the tourth and
finn! gumc and now 'ltund 10-0m
the conlercnc.t
( oach R.on Kuy WU!I plea.~cd wtth
the way the women played and
mentioned the outstandtng efforts
of J-re'hmun Gotll ow,Jcyand Jumor
Jud)' Frand~cn "Gail came 10 the
t~amc and 1gnucd the team and the
momentum turned around Judy is
the heartbeat of the team, she\ a
vocal and dynamtc floor leudcr."
Monday' game guve the Pio\ a
preview ol whutl.infield will be ltke
ut dt,tricl\
.. I infield haschunged thctr game
and theu attack i~ one that we arc
not u'ed to \eemg fhts game gave
u' a chance to prepare for them,"
Kay ~utd
01\trtct~ nrc \Chedulcd for ~O\
ht.tnd 2nd and w11l tnclude the top
eight teom'l 10 the ,tate Kay ).ttd
thauhe Pio \ 'hould be rn.nked second
or thtrd '
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A "Jctor) over Linfield las1 Monda)
gan the women's vollcyball ttsm a
perfect 10-0 record in the NCIC.
The Pio\ face Whitworth on
';oturda)' at7 p.m. before tht) goon
todtMrict~ Ka} saad thetc..tm need~
a lot of communtt) suppon ror thi~
game :-.a nee 1 hetrmo:)t ded1cated I iln,,
the football team will be on the
road aturduy.
LC races to district •
Charles Bingham
Of tht Plon~a toe
'fhe men's crO!>S country team
lint~hc d in lourth place out ol .>ix
tei.lm' at the: :--lorthwest Conference:
ollndepcndent Colleges Conference
Cham pton~hips. fhe women's team
fim,hcd fihh out ol si:\ team'i.
fhe men were led by ~ophomore
r>ut..c R1tenhou .. e \\ho turned in
1 he fu!>le,t ttme of hi' career. 25
rntnute und 26.50 seconds, over
the 8000 meter course, \\hich ttavc
htm llhh place O\crall. Ritenhou'e
\\a' I ollo'W~d b) \COlOr K trk Rc. \ •
nold' tn 14th place JUniOr R.on •\r~
in 19th place II"C.\hmun Scou ~ttekler
tn 2 "' plact lind lre~hmnn Roben
( rundull tn 28th pluce The men\
te.am rae<: wa' won b\ Pac.altc • I .uther .tn l ntver<.ttv
lunaor L .lUrie llnderwood ran the
f,t,tc\tllme lor the Pmnccr women
10 the~~ ruct o( her college c.an:c:r
ht hnl\hcd 19th tn 19:58:9.3 O\'er u
.SOO meter cour-.t L ndeNood was
follo'Wcd b) ~enior 1 aura le\\.AIIen
m 26th place. lrhhrnun Kath~
Muc.hclmore 10 27th place and
liOphomore. k.athlc:cn Crouch Ill 28th
place Bonn1e ~ue Hitchcock in 31 !>I
plate and k..uhryn KurtL 10 37th
pl:tcc. Pl U ui\O 'WOn the women·~
race.
Cotlch Da-.td rt)l WIU u little di\-appomted becau~t he thought the
men could havt beat lmfield. "We
didn ·, run ver. f 1stumcs." f-"i~ nid • "The men went out earl) in good
po~ition, but couldn't maintain 11."
He thou@ht the women r.m l.urly
strong o'erull us a team
''I "a' confident going 10 to 1 he
race, especiall) after Pl U two ''eeks
ago, .. Ruenhnu~e 5aid. 1 \\tnt out
trytng to 'tay 'Withtn stnking dhtlln'--e
ol the lc.tder " Ruenhou'c "'as
unable to maintain the puce of
e' entual "'lOner Rob Ma~ Ginnuie
of Willnmeue
·we ran bettc:r ar; :1 te.tm Were
gen10g clo~er to tht other teams.
but stncc: we on I\' hu' c nne -.cheduhxl • race lett no\\ i\ the 11me to move in
front "Rttcnhou'e 'oid.
Muchelmore said the '"omen v.ere
able to bunch together and help
each other ... We're: looking lorwurd
to distrtcts," he ~uid .
The Pioneen. w1lltakc p.trt m the
di<~trict meet \aturday, 'o\. 9 10
LaGrandc ... The di,.trict i~ not a~
~trong a:.conterenee," Fi:\ aid. "In
the men • ruoe Willamcne 1~ Ia' ored.
Unive~it) ol Portland is the ru\ Ontt'
in the women' rnce. The men \\ill
be :o.hoounr lor Linfield and the
women should place beuer ...
Sports Brie/
The l cwts and C lnrl M arnul Art~
Club hud a ucce,stul outmg thlll
wec:lc:nd ut the Wnshtngton ~ale
Amateur AthletiC Unton lA·\ U) rae
K won Oo Chumpsonshlfh
All..,.,. paructpatmg Pao'.) placed.
lumor \colt Brecte won lir'l plnc:e
in the men\ color belt full contact
divi~ion whtle R. Ander;on too~
~econd in the: men's color belt non­
cnntnct dh lSI On In the hghtwetttht bro\\ n belt
non-contuct thwnon ('hrmopher
long. M:ntor too .. '!lecond and 10 1 he
run contact compelltion he: tooL:
firM
!:>ophomore Auvil Mcl.uughlin
took thtrd in the men\ lightweight
\tllo.,.. belt full contact dh ision.
\emor EriL: Still "'as lhtrd 10 the .
non~ontact competttaon.
No\. 2 the club tra\el~ to \'an·
cou,er. B.C. (Of anothcrtoumnmcnt.
Pioneer Log, October 31, 1985 -Men drop two games
Jillian Detweiler
Oltht Pioour l.oJ
The men':. occ.er team pluyc:d two and qu1cldy brought rhc numbe~
clnsc:gamcStht!lwed:,butwhenthe back to a dr:aw \\hen they scored
finn I whtitle ble.,.. the ~eore was not another gout
in fu\ or o( I. C. I he Pto's lost tn Ju" aSlhe spectatonuhoughtthe
ConcordluCollegeOct 2Jandthen gamcwouldendtnlltte,PI thcored
.tg.atn to Pacific Lutheran IJmvenu~ one more tame. but whether the goal
Oct 27. llle linul score ror both 'US made while Pl.tJ w s off11des
games was 3-2. Couch H:.ns w;u a dtsputed matter. the ball
Mtddleho11en satd the Pao' were rolled in,the hnc.iman lhre\\ up the
leadtn{l Concordta hy u K"orc or 2-0 red nag, and &he PI.U couch lhre\\
at hatrtime. but Concordia retaliated down htschp·board . A qutd: con·
in B btg wuy during the 5econd half ference between thereferea. brought
.. Three unbc:lie\3ble shot) found a d1fferent deas1on how~cr, and
the net," M1ddlehoven said the goal ""'115 deemed vnlid
Sunday'sgame\lgrurut IOJ>-rankcd M 1ddleho"cn s111d the I.C offense
Pt.U hud to be one of the more !lhould be commended for .. playmg
e"c111ng gamtl> ol the scaJon. the ball 1n open sparu and gomg
Pl.ll made the first gool or the from there, .. and that the dcfen e
game, but Vtdur Gunnersson, a has been steady und rehable.
freshman , was able to puti.Con the Middlehoven also saad Gunner-
score board lells thun 10 minutes son's pcriorman~e \loas e.w.celknt.
hucr. The tir!l hatr ended ~ilh the noung that he wns able to clo~
core ned at 1-1. down on 1 he baJI more consu.tcn tly
A~ the -;econd half got underway than in the p...ut
MileDvor.lk ,a~ophomon:.gained The P1o' who arc 7-1-2 for the
control of the ball, passed, and a gam lle.uon and 1-J-lm conference close
Gunnersson found the net "'ith a ouuheyear'Wlthumalchat Wh1tman
po'Werfulground shot :\ov. 2, 1hen u home game wath
PI.U came on $trong, ho'Wcvu, Warner Pac1fic No'<. 4 at 4 p.m
Pio defense stalls hitworth
Mike Lund
Or thr Plontu l.ot
The dden~i.,.e _bad field of the
Pioneer football team grounded
Whu worth College·~ deV'astuttng utr
auad: to record a 28-23 \'tctory.
Oct. 26.
The Ptrut~ brought Cliff \ito~dbon ,
the nnuon ~ thtrd ranked Dtvmon
II pa!>,cr 10 hope' ot lighting up the
Palatine Hill airway!~ . However
leWI'> and Clark u~ a ne"' defensl\e
·~cheme that featured a~ mlln) a.'
e'en delen~tvebad.< in the game at
u time todiffu,c: \itddison. LCbrole
a three-game los10g ~treal.; to raise
it~ cason record to 3-3.
The Pio' opened the game by
Hl~mg the initial L:tckort 65 y:uds 10
nine pia)' u'mg uneffecti'<e comb•·
nnuon of runmng and pas~tng The
dmc culmmau:d on a 17-}ard
touchdo"'n pu.ssasSte-.e Rebtschi>e
made a spectacular cutch that B11l
Fello.,..sput bet"' ~:en three defender.; .
Whit\\ orth d1dn 't run the ball on
thCJrfirst three po ... ~e !.lOns but ftulcd
to mule progre" gotng 0\er the
top. ·y he Ptrates linally o;cl)ted late
an the llr.>t quo~rter on a 1-~ard dl\e
blf Madason.
·After unother Whitworth touch­
down 10 the,econd quarter. LC put
together a tough 76-~ard dm eon
the ground. Harn· \t1amuub got
the 'core \\hen he broke through
the left side and raced in lrom 2.)
\ardsout Mamlluka,asenior.hud
hi~ be't da) a.' a Ptonecr gaining 14.;1
vards on 22 "·arrie--• fhe reestabli\hment ot l c·s
running game \\8'> a key to the P1o
victor.. "Our lullbads had a good • duy ol blocking, Harl') ran well and
hll the hole • It helped our ra' mg
game too, .. ':ud a happ) Coa~h Oon
McCarl\ • \.tcCarty '>pent mo~t of the game
up m the coache' • booth to get u
better 'ie\1. ot the field a' he 'ent
ploy~ down to theoHcn~e I wanted
to l(et the ollcme generated and I
wu'>n 't \Urc ot thctr delen,e. 1 he}
tlren 't HQ predictable." he
e '< pltuned
f-ello\\ '· a JUnaor. appeurcd to
ha\C the ~'il vic\\ of the game.
1 w1ce in 1 he ~cconu hnlf he "'e nt to
the hne ol crimmai;e, ~•m single
co\trltge on ,pitt-end Bob Gllln\ ille
andth.mgc.'d the phl) Wlthanaudtblc.
Both time' he htt Glan\·ille tn the
cndll'neiMatouchdt'" n;u 28·)1U\lcr
in the thtrd quarter. und a 0-yttrdcr
in the fourth quarter.
r he real he roe:> ol the gome .... ere
tn the delen,"e backltcld, though. 0Jrren R. thaer, n sophomore \\hO
normall) pl11y.s on offense, got a
chance to sho\\ ht defensl\it sl.;tlls
after ju t one "eel of defen<;i\le
pracuve.
w J hey told metogooutthereand
ha ... e some tun, and I drd." Rahier
!lUI d.
R.thter broke up several pa»~
iJnd hud two qu;lrterb.tc~ '>aclts.
Fre hman Chuck Thoma.<~, playmg
cornerback 1n ha• ilrs1 ~un.lty game.
hod the task of co,·erinB lhe top
recei~.er tn the Columbta Football
t.e<~gue, Wa} ne R 11lph. He did an
udmiroble JOb and lept Rlllph out
ol thccnd1one Robby Robmson. a
sent or, had 1:\ tackles. st as:sist
and l\\o pass deOecuon s. Enc
Stauller.ulreshman playmgouutde
hncbud:er.putp~reonthcPirato•
Madason 1111 da\ and snc ed ham • tw1ce
I he Pto controlled the Oo" ot
\1.'1\.n JQU or~M<• 1rom ~ s
P\:.n 'JOU ,. "' 10r • sora.al
O.~F~~.n
Cl!Zll mao. rlQN 10 ~ an»r
.. !1'1 ~tty lng!~
And .... 0~ ill Ins 1"-"
30 """'dH
·-....._ ..... _ the game bur "'nh one mtnute and
33 second to play Whtt.,..orth had
the ball and LC had a tenuous ll'le·
pomt lead.
The P1odefense pmned thearears
bact and iaced 1 he ucnal on~laught
that ~tadison thre\\ at them. With
It e~o'Dndsldtand thecro .... d turned
up to lull volume, Whll'ti.Orth Wi.t
laced\\ tth a lourth-and-22 stt unuon
on LC's ·'2-yard hne Mudis.on
couldn't lind an open recct'ler.
scrambled, and e~.~nluaUy fumbled
the b.lll. ·we pl:a]ed four quarter ol ptell)
good rootboll. We hnd to ag:unst
that guy t Madtson): he was e. rto­
i,e ... ajd McCarty
The \1CtOt) \\aS a btg one for LC
and hopeiull] \\Ill put them on the
nghtarnd: forne...'t 'ti.Ul:'senoounter
wnh defenJmg nauonaJ chompton
Linfield College m \lcMmnvtlle
Game ttme IS I 30 p.m
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ferent kind of person to be a Peace
Corp' volunrecr.
We won't mislead vou with •
glo"'ing picture' ol exoric lands. 1 he
hours a~ a \ olunteer arc long. The
pa) i modest. And the I rust ration..,
'ometimes seem O\ er"' helming. But
the ~at is faction and rewards are im­
men e. You·n b~ immcr,cd in a nC\\
culture, become nuent in a ne"
language. and learn iar more about
the third v. orld -and your~el f -
than you e\ er c pee ted.
You' II also discover 1 hat prog­
ress brought about by Peace Corp
volunteer-. is ,·isibte and measurable:
Such as health clinic' e'tabli,hed in
1 he Philippine : Fresh--water lish
ponds constructed in Kenya; roads
and ~choob and irrigation ... y!llems
buih in Upper Voha: tens ot thou­
sands of people given essen! ial skills
in larming, nutrition, the skilled
INFORMATION BOOTH
Wed.-Thurs., Oct 30-31
900am -4:00pm
Tratl Room
Templeton Center 1 rade~.;, bU\JOC:''· r ore~·.tr}'. and 01 her
.special! te' 1 hroughout 1 he de\ elop­
ing v. orld
Being a volunteer i~n't for
everyone, and it 1sn't ea'>· bu11o the
people: of the de' elopmg na11on'
\\ ho have ne\ er before had ba,t<.
hcalt h care or enough to eat, the:
Peace Corps bring~ a mc~sage of
hope and change.
We im ite you to look into the:
volunteer opportunities beginning in
1 he next 3 ·I 2 month' in Africa,
sia, Latin America, and the Pa­
cific. Our repre entative~ will be
pleac;ed to provide you v. ith detaib.
SCHEDULED INTERVIEWS
Tues., Nov. 12
9 a.m.-4 p.m
Career Planning & Placement Center
Sign up in advance, bring your completed
application to the interview
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We need to fill pos1t10 n~
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SANTA'S HELPERS downtown Portland
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.J. Dan"
Oftht Pi
la~t $UJnm er~
program ~hilt, ch
Bunni of 1 rustc:c=
crucion crentcd t h
of Prolt''IJOnul St
h.b been bared a$
The gradu11u:
program~ an cour1
cducutionnl admu
public administ'
education -hen
1 C gradua\c \ct
Pro~
Robin
Of the
The four finol
' search W'e 'tsata
Clar~ cnmpusd\1
and a half.
Ftnahst Jucqll
on c:ampto' l<,jo
Kalikow wall b
S-7. Frnni. Wol'\
BtnJamm Ohvc:r
These finnhsc
a pool or 161 c
23 women and c
dJdate!> .A It hou~
e:<prt sed b) the
candidates. n one
member; of the J
intemal people~
KnoA, chair of
comrruuc:e, saad
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Not hi
") ou can 'tfif!J.
but you could Jl
hnt'lo look. m 1
Thw. ~~gon a
Logfrom Jott•l'.!
and lead~r of
Wolhtngton,
Ollir/~ . Holton
ofriJ~ currtnt
tinuat1on of a
Clar~ program
Ye:-. Vtrgini
Clau,. omc
Wn),hmgton. 0
fello~\ nruned
are lryang lo II. all