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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 50, Number 10
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Date
1986-01-01
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15,1985 Lewis and Clark College Vol. SO No. 10
January JO. 1986
Lawrence implicated in fund misappropriation
Dave lawrcuct', '"'n or
J. Oano Huyncc.
or tht l'innt'tr I u~
l),,,c I .t\Hcmc ha' rc~•gned h''
fl'""'on us' tt.:l.' prc,idcna of budget
anc.l llnancc \\ llh the 1\..s,,eiatcd
Student GO\ ern men• ol I C\\ i~ und
Clark, ond ha~ not rcgi,tc~d lor
cia 't'.S thts term. I
I
I However, .1 \OUrt.:e tn'>tdc tudent
go\ ernment \Old I .twrc nc.c:; , rht!l
nauon 'Item~. lrom at·cu~auon!l of
mt\handliny ol >\\1 C rund '' a
re. .. uh Ltwrtnce hlb been ,u.,pended
fromo;chool(ortwotcnn .. t .. awn:n ~X
~em or. wu~ \Cheduled to graduate
tht' .,pnng
The '>ourc:e inside \\ l (. who
Wt'>h~ to remam anonvmouo;, ~•id
~tudcnt government pre!!ident June:
Yedtnuk.junior. wa~c:ontuc:ted by u
~pnnnuuiYCot thecollcgt boohton:
regarding a problem "'it han AS( C's
boohtore account A sub,equent
an'e'tigation by Yedinak and Kelly
\mtth, coordinator ol )tudent
a..:m ttie~. d1,.closed evade nee ol poor
accounting, luck ot accountabiht)
and peculation~ of cthu:al mi~con
duct by l U\HC:nce, durtng lull term
and leudmg bad to the 1984-ij5
school ycur.According to lhesuun:e,
Yedinak then asked l.s"rcnce to
r~1gn .
l.awrencc hth hc:cn un.n·atlable
lor ~ummcnt .
Yedinak had no cnmmcnt rc·
!'llfding an) .alleged mvc:~tiguuons ,
mishundling uf fund~> or request fm
rC<>ign.uion Smith, ASLC advt~tH,
'aid he p~~rlu:iputcd an "discu~swn-;
and in, ·c:~til!ation,. .. \l-ith YedanaL:
~
regarding l.awren~c. but s1.ud, "I
hesitate to "'" 'mi,<!ppwpn.mun'
(ol lund~) I cnn't conclu)hel) ~a)
there \\U'l."
Pab~ Fo,aer, ucung dtrtctor ot
tht' bool tore. rud he "a not at
OSPIRG tackles issues in '86
J. Dana Haynes
Or thr Pionur lUI:
O~PI R G,thc O~gon State: Pub he
lnterc\t Rc:~.tn;h Group will launch
1thrct pronged .til ad, on thred.c>
I\\U&:\10 198() I t\ht "abcr c:ampu'
'oordtmttor lor l t" ., ,.nd Clurl~.
, ~aad
fhc pohtu:al rc,e.trch ..tnd uctton
I • • t
1 org.tntlallon \\til foeti\ ato.clton~ on
the 1ssuc> nl hungc r ,locul me: tsun:d
telephone: c:r\'lce ~tnd the tran,por
tullon of ~pr;nt nucle:u fuel rods
I through Oregon
Saber 'utd .1 l.uge :iohtpment of
lucl rod~ i due through On:son
\\Jihtn the nc t fe\1. \1-et:lr.' The rod">
arc being <>happed rrum nuclear
rene to~ in Tai\\ an to a temporary
storage: lacilit) m Suuth C:uolina.
She said the exact date and route: ol
the shipment hn~ not been revealed
by the governmen t but the fuel rods
will be on ·loaded 10 \cattle:, rucomu
or J>ortland
1 ht\c. trutkluudli w•ll be going
throutththc(( olumbiu Rtvtr)Gorgc ,
the hlut Mountntn~.the f~ocktc'
It ~ ·• l11phtc:nmr thou~tu." Snher
s~uc.l 1 ht toutc 1 hroutrh the Gorget~
l~bji!Ctto htph Wtnd\, ICC ..tnd OCCU•
\lonnl rock ,hde~
Saber aidOSPlRC\\illconduct
I StUd\' on the: :>iiiC:t\ JltCCUUtion s
. along the: route. Members of I he
' .
1 orgaulllatton"' allcont,Jct the' .trio us
1 counticsund int~uirc about c\':\CWition
! lind other emergen~:y pro' isions.
1 The 'IIUd} "ill be conducted in
:conjun~.: tionwith WASHPlRv the
I W • .
1 a.~hlngton Stutc counterpart of
1 Oregon\ group. Other arc~olmtcn:'>t for OS PI RC,
mclude effort' to h~ht hun~te• 1 ht:
or~nuallon '' "'on..mv on a propoo;nl
to .11lO\\ the u't ol food 'tamps at
"\a,tel'\ of the; Road ll non protll
Ponland fl"taur.tntlhut •tnc:e IC>7Q
htU ~cned food to the need\ ,11 • appto'\tmately one-third the normal
pnce
The group "-111 al'o "'ork to~uppon
the: Umtc:d '\alton\ lnternuuon.tl
fund for .\gncultural De\elopment
(I FAD). a program to counter
problems u.nd cnucism' surrounding
tht dl)tnbution otloreign ud.
0\ PI RG '' .tlso orgum11ng
(ommunit)' ..,entcc Volunteer
Progr.um and \\all )Uppun the
.. Jammtn'lor famtne Relief' dance
-.pon,ored b) the 0\ r1 R G ch.apter
at rortlnnd State LlntVef\lt\ 1 he
dance 1\ \Chc:duled for 1 hur:.du~.
Jun. 16.lic .. eL,tueSSandullprocecds
"ttl g(HO"-ard hun~r rchet progr .um
to~..alh und tn \Inca.
• • fhe t1md proJeCt for the organt·
li.lllon is,, p~lltton dnve to hnlt the
tmpltmentatton ot loclll meusur\'d
,ervi~'C (I. M ·). a "pricmg sdteme
where' ou 'rc: charged lor C\Ciycnll
you mule:," Saber ~.Lid "PM'1Iic
, orthwe 1 Belhtand.,to naa~c a lot
ol monc} wuh this."
Saber aid I MS 1 no~ optiunall)
u,•utluble, but .. he .,a ad people u~ing
the)).tc:m hu\ c'ec:n"the•r btlh(go)
up 2()()...300 percent in one month "
OSPlRG w•ll circultue petit1on ,
to get an anti-l.MS measure on the
No\iember ballot, Saber said. libert) 'tod iscus~thesubject . Dem~e
1 hompson , ns~octate dean of stu·
dents. also had no comment on the
Jc~u.,ations or Lawrence\ ub,cnce
I rom ~chool
Dean of Students Meg O'Hara
• tlso had no comment on Llwrenc:e\
ah,ence rrom .. chool. and .added
''All problem' and dt..o;ctphnnry
mottel':'i(hnndled through her office)
are assured the stnctcsteonfidence .
.. In good consctence I cannot breaL: confidcnuuhty "
Yedinul reccJved a Jeuer lrom
I.IJwrence dated ~ov 10, 198S,
~tating he wa, rc-agmnF due to h1c:k
ot tune and r~pon\lbthties to his
ramllv f nend~. fraternal y .and htm~lf .
I awrc:nce hftll been repi<Jc:c:d as vice
pre.sident by Sarah Gregory,
ophomorc: , who hnt term was a
member of the Budget and Finance
Board. Yedanak nad Gregory was 1sele.:ted .. by elec11on lrom wuhtn the board" and added .. .she u
knowledgable and wtll be ureal auet
to the execuuve councal in thllt
position "
Cathennc F.nheld, A.Sl.C
student-nt-largc. said 1he hns been
in contact with l.a~rencc th1s "eek
and srud he had no comment on the
allegaaiort<s or his absence. H o~C\'tr,
Enfield uid, .. , stress that there wa~
no misuse of funds (by Lav.renc:e)':
Kritzer to play Carnegie Hall
Robin Franzen
or tht rlon«r LoJ
One performance can chilnge a
c:u~er .
Classkal gUitarist Scou Kriucr,
JO. "all be making ht~ first appear
.mcc 111 C:trncgie Hall m ~e"'
York City on l·eb. 20. 1986. 1 hi-s
engagement will be tullowcd 1)y u
t·eb lJ '>lop ut Wigmore Hall in
I ondon and !'.cveral other perfor
man~'ei in Alabama und 1 ennessec
K rit1er, an <~dJunct protes,nr at
1 ewis and (lark College, recogni1es
the imp.tet perlormance locallons
~uch i.IS these can ha\·c on his career
as a concen guitari.\t i Pcrtonn~
such a.'>} this C'.tn n:all) help csuablil;h
,1 CMcer and e'itabli~h crcdibilit.)
~ ·' musicJBn It chu.n[,>t:S f'C\."'gnation
of the pcrlormcr . but not quaJII}."
he sa1d.
II O\\e\ocr, 1\ ritzer not~ several
di tinct points in ht~ hie that hu\c
ullc:ctcd the quothty of his playmg.
includang hu. deci,•on to bc~omc u
Chrtsttan and the: birth ol h1' no"
21-month·old son. Davtd. "Some:·
thmg happened to m} playing • •
'omcho\\ thc.,c: event' changed me
emotionally -.o lhat 1 "'~much more
compa")ionate when I pla~l'<l \\'hot
I am . tm tn~ to do right no\1. 1s t.o
communiCate: th;tt emouon to the
.audJtOI..t. ··he sutd. Accrwm matuntygn~tt:S Krill_er'
musac, ~hie: h. accordmg to K ntzer,
can only come from age. "You bewn
to realize: that the notes aren't most
cruci,Jll) imponltnt 11 is not
''hat carnes the mustc You realiu
I hut you can "t eparate the mu!>tc
from the person thatt performing
II ..
On his late I tour. Kr111cn.,ill be
trymg out n contempor.uy program
ot mu tc, whtch he says is more
uit.ahlc for major CIUtl hke Nc"
' orlllnd I ondnn. t\ long" tth a 2ll
mtnute contc:mporury p1ece by
\\'tlham Albright entttlcd ·shudu" "
(•(mtakangn IDirl) bigch:mc.eherc."
Kntzcr a1d), the guatnmt "illlllso
m.:lude some p1cca b) Mozart.
Currently 10 hts thud year of
te.tchang at I C. K nt1cr :nerages
I 0·1 S pm ate: st udc:nts tudenb
he does not mtend to g.J\C: up.
Although man) concc:n anists forgo
lc:nchmg, "teachlllg as the~~ thang
I can do for Rl} pc:rformang .. K ntzer
atd .. l.ool(lng lor :-.olulJOn:ii ro the
problem' of 1 udent ere. lie:\ a data
bu~c lor me." he: Ill d. M u~•call).
1\ nuer hnds the: tnanglc: bel"-«n
tcachmg. J'ICfh)rming and studying
to be per,onully successlul
;\ gruduutc o!Ttgard Htgh "'hool
Kri11cr :-;pent three )l!ll~" .tithe \,,n
Franci,co Con el"\aton ol \tu. tt; •
Hi~ interest in mu~ic beMan early . At the age of ntne he: ~as pla)mg
rock and folk guuar Has firsttormal
gutti.lr lesson did not come unttlagc:
19 when he studied theJIUZ guttur
Howe\cr,tt was ~hen he heard an
album recorded b) mternationull)
renovo ned cla.~•cal !!Uttan 1 John
Walhams that h1s mu teal deslln}
became apparent
Whale 1n San Fronetsco, Kritzer
cau~;ht the: eye of dllitClll gunariJt
Mtchac:l l.onmer, with v;hom he
C.\~nlublly 1tudied \(ltl graduatton.
he ht'aded to an .slund otfthc: Nonh
Carohn.t coast where he was a pnr·
licipant ;tnd ~btsnt 10 I onmer 10
u }'t:U long master cia 1-tn:lll}. he
returned to Oregon ~ith1ufficacnt
credentials to teach ut almo t an\ • college tn the PonlamJ area.
Where IS K ntzcr he:1ded an the
ne.-u fe" years'! M I hope to see mysel(
tounngmo~ lwouJdgJ\-e20c:onceru
3 )ear, but be gone less T~o to
three: ~ed::s at ume,l\\O or three
umes u )'t::tr," he: s~ud. One or t\1.0
)c::trsdo"ntherond, Kmur~ould
lil..e to h:a\c: an album on the mDrkcL.
~ Krit.urconcen totH "'"begin
Jan. 31 nt the Hull \enter for the
Perlormtngj\ttsan Eu@('nc. H1'1 f:c:h
7 perturm~nt Mal)lhu~t CoUege
"ill he hi \lOI} soln pcrfurmancc: tn
the: Portland are:lthl se:~son.
~.:ott Kritru, an adjunct proft"Uor at L(', will ~
ptrformlnc at Carnecle Hall on Frb. 20 and\\ i&more
tlall on Feb. l.l. Hh Feb. 7 [lftformancut Mary\hunt (~ olltJe ""'be his on I) solo perf~ in tlw Portland
uu this wason. • OVER EA... 1 D
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M ILING
ADDRES'"'E.
MUNICH (9·17 -85 to
7-31-86)
(Nan e ' oa trcrpant)
Lewts and Clark Study Group
clo Angela Jung. RestOenl
Orre<".tor
Year of Stuay rn MuniCh
Strassbergerstr 18Nl
8 Munchen 40
WEST GERMANY
HUNGARY (9·13-85 to
1-20-86)
. Nare ot Parttcrpant)
le'w\1S and Clarl< Study Group
c o Dr Tfoor M•kola
Fncully otltberal Arts
Jozsef Atuta Un~vers 1ty
6701 Szeged Egyetem U 2
HUNGARY
Ga' Jtnkin4> • INDIA (9·16·85 to 2·1-86)
INJm~ ol Partllrpant)
Lnwrs and Clark Study Group
c/o Or A V Narasrmha Murthy
Dept ol Anc1ent Htst &
Archae logy
Unwersrly of Mysore
Manasagangoln
Mvsore 570 006
KRrnalaka
N lA
COST A RICA ( 1·3·86 to
3·14-86)
N Jn" I • 1rtrCtpant)
LeWIS and Clark Study Group
clo lnshlulo Amer~can o
oe Lenguaje v Cultura
Apt 200
Plaza V.quez
San Jose
ll'<:;l ~ AIO
ISRAEL ( 1-3-86 to 5-21-86) r In IE ot Partr lp<\Otl
Lcwrs and ClarK Stuoy Group
clo Dakkal< Tourrsl Agency
Saladm Street
p 0 Bol( 19138
Jerusalem
ISRAEL LC mystery author uncovered
Jillion Detweiler
Of lht l•luntfr I Oil
Take o1 'mull hhcr ul .tfl\ college 1n
Ponlnnd Ort , one dt.td edit or ·In
ch1cl of the college nt\~ .. parc:r .tdd
!l politicfll '-CieQCC JlfOfl' 'IU and <I
Jla)' journulil>t \\'hal dn ) ou gel?
1 he tnlll.: cngs lor .tn c~cll ing murder
m) 'IU) "rittcn h\ l cw1s .1nd Clark:
\COlOr, Oan,t Jlol)'nc:s,
H a) nc' hu' JU\1 'old hi' hoot.: to
Bantam Boot.:~ . He hu' .ll'io \old
Bantam lhe nght'l 10 the 'c:quel,
allhough lht<. ~cquel " not ye1
Clltnpkled .
H ft) ne\ 1~ mode'> I .tboul his
achte-.emc:nt . He believe:' 1hat1l he
can \\IIIC und publi~h u hook .anyone
.:un "I'm the ulumatc role model
becau\C I m ~o blood\ normal, ' •
Hay nc\ stud
H a) ne'\ WFOit hi' lit \I bool. I wo
)CUI\ a!ZO .md \(lcnl.l ye.tr trymg to
get ll pubh,hc:d without I he help ot
an agent.
"I hu' c a nail ut home wtth .I lithe
rejccnon '"P' !here arc .. cad .. :'
Havne' .. aid. J
H '" allemph to publi .. h un~uc
cc~'tul, Hayne .. \lltd, .. , read lhe
boot.; to .. ce if I could make .mv .
~' t\lon~. nnd I realized 11 -.1unt..:."
\o Hayne,, nc:,er one to quu.
began .me\\. "I .. tnrted over on 1hc
liN da) ot ~choolla.,t ) cur ...
ltlook Hn)nesaboullhrccmonlh'
to lint-.h the fir:.t dmlt und another
'even to complete the iinal \·c:rs1on.
lnthemeanume. HU) ncsgot\omc:
ad\ ice. Me r.tt[! lesley, who mugh1
here: la.'t year ;md wrote"Wmtcrl.1ll, •
helped men lot He \aid you ab'o
lulel\ had to gel an agent."
Ha\'nes then wrott 10 the lndc:
pendent L1terary 1\gent.' '""~ooauon
who -.cnt h1m the nome~ und uddrc:,\!ie\
of1he 8\\0Ctouon\ mc:mber.,htp "<;o then llient three qucn letter'
,1 \\ed, ror lour or ftvc: monlh,,"
lla\'nc:' e~pltunt:d
Hayne' hnnlh got a bttc "hen ht
•c:nl .1 con., ol h1' hook t<l l llc:c:n
Pallon of lhc: Bnrbnra I u"en\lc:tn
a~enc\ ,
"She toot.: ten "~t.;, "ilh I he bout.
Ftnally,lthoughl .. he lost il, but ~he
e' cnl uallv called me here al .,chool.
She,aid ,j,e wn..' reallvcxcllcd ahoul • the boo I.. 4lnd ... tid 'he would repn:.~nl
mt
'\ht toot.: lourcoptc:\ olthc: boot.,
and went to one hardbacl.: .md lhree
flUpcrbud; ( puhlbhing) hOU\e\, and Banuun p1cked 11 up That too\
four wcehlothcdiiY "HayneHatd
''"uully dwwtn~ .1, he relates tile
Ia It
lla~nc:~ boo~~ w1ll be. pubh\bc:
under 1hc ptn numc: of C.onnJ
H.tvnc~ l onrad 1!1 I he: mtuden nlllll
of H ~~ ne' wile, Pq;g}.
"Peg c:dtt my work Jnd we: ha~
bull 'e'"ion5 at the d tnnerlJ&bk
und develop plol,, <;he: affects Ill]
writing \lyle u lo1," H a\ ncs so1d,
H a\ nc~ call.-. hi~ boo._' t) pial
\\ hodunll\ "And llt'lll lairwhoduni\.
wh1ch ~~ to 'a' 1he clue\ .trt a
pre-.cntcd und vou can figure Oil!
I he end ih·ou 1hm'-ubout it,"Hayna
c'plamcd .
Hayne~"'" recei"t ad\Jnce.oo
1 he ulc ol lht book' "' well au
perccntJJ!W olt he \ales ' I makt •
rerc;~; nt on even copy -;old undn
100.000 and 10 percent lor cad
t\lPY 'old a her that ' Hayne\ \aid
U\ 01dtng revcahng actual dollar
.trnount'
H ,,, -.uccess changed 1 ht!l25 year·
uld\ hlc"'
"It hll!'n't chunged my career goal
I 't1ll ''ani to be .1 JOUrnati!>t and l'r-
ull \ending out re~ume' to ne\\·
p.spcr ... Ha)ne-; ~aid, add1ng lhll
he" ould no I wan I to depend on lht
murder m}'tery marl.el to maku
lh in g.
The wor~mgtitleof Hnvn~ 'boo\
j, · 81\hop \ Gambit Declined·
HJVn<:'>expc:ct"thcb ook 10 begruofll
-;he I\ C\ \ome11mc during the -;umma
of thi' vear
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lan5. retired joumaliim proles .. or
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Jenl;inidled ~o'. 26m Plactnille,
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1he Piunrtr l.og for 23 Jea~ before
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spanned tour decades. After grad·
uauon from Oregon State (ollese
'" 1924. $he 1aught at Waldport
( 1928·29), GranL' Pass ( 191 I ·36) and
Franllin( 1936-47) high schools, and
for one year at 1hc Univerl>ity of
Idaho ( 1930-31 ). She received .1
ALAND master\ degree rromlduho 10 1931
Jenltin!i.JOIOed the l C (aCUh) 10
1947. In addiuon 10 teaching. she
was director ol the campu:. new~
l-ervicc: lor 2.3 \ea~ 'he held the • facult) ranl; ol n~\ocuue proie~or
at the lime or her retirement
The Pion"~' I ng won numerous
nauonal honor~ durmg her tenure.
In 1962, she w1u numed ne" spa per
advhor of the year b\ the 'llauonal
Counc1l of College ew~paper
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Jenkins wa'> a c.htsrter member of
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Overt
'pent md
their W.!Y
1 he s~
fniwo1naq
either hetl
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nuclear d
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1 he fir
on 1-84, tt
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1 he lhcon
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depend ont~.t
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Dave McKay
'''a Scott Nenson
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10,1986 filum "' C lmi • Roh1n r mn1cn
Munul{lnf l(/ltm • Mr11hun l·"htcn~tu
:\''" • I dum • Oan •• H 11ync!i
Of'tllloll I Jltm • rom I vdcn
f l'ntlltn ftllftlf • ltllwn Del wc1ler
\purr, f:dum • M1~e l.und
f'h11111 [J/tm • !lu11c tllh:KII\
( ,,,, f<htm • Arwen Ro .c:nbuum
,,If \lunuxn • Brenden H\ldt
Huwu',!J \lnlltlllU • Yumt Htruhurd, lltlilr) <•tlmun
Hanford reactor poses hazard
0\cr the next two years it is possible th:Hthirty·six truck lood!ii ot
,pent mdioactive fue~ roc:h \\ill lmvelth~ugh the Portland.arcl on
their \V.t\< to the Hanford nuclear reactor m southern Washmgton .
'J he ~htpmcnt~. whtch v.tlt begin in two weeks. originau: in
Tin wan and will continue in two week intervah with therodsarriving
ctt her here m Portland or T ctCOma or Seattle.
fhe~htpmcnt..,comctdc w'th effort!) m th1!\country tocon-.ohdutc
nuclear depostt~ tn one locauon. Both the con\ohdallon and the
dehvcncs from la~wan poseard.dtoacuve threat of !.cnou.., proportion .
·1 he fir, I problem •~ the mute that the spent fuel rods muo,t take:
on 1 84 through thtCroJie. dW'mg winter when the roads<ue icy and
wind' art h1gh Just last month there was a mtnor aa:ident on 1-84
mvolvmg a truck carrymg low-level radioactive W.Jste.
\ccond, there is the ,;,k of a leak from the Hanrord ploint into the
nearbyColumbiOlR.tvCf.As Mayor Bud Clark ~din an interview, you
don't have to be an expert to know you don't build an outhouse
up'ltrcam.
One should not be fooled by the term spent fuel rods. '"Spent" rods
nrc even more radioactive than their unu.;ed counterpart .
Obvtou,Jv there are u myriad of question~ that arhe from the
Hanford Mue, not the Jea_.;t of \\-hlCh j., the ~e tmnsportauon ol
~pen t fuel'> <'&RG sees this as the mo~l pre~sing is~ueand we;lgfee.
We ~upport thetr c:tforb to dupltcate studie~ done elsewhere: that
show that local and state off'ic&als are woefully unprepared to deal
with a rudtoacuvc d1..aster I ron Curtain pulled
I o the Fdito,..
One do) I dccadcd to ho\ie o walk
uround S1eped to look Cor u hllle
sociulism. It's not o caw to find:
one really has to loo~ There ure
small manifestatton1 but certamly
none of the commonl~ expected sigm
I've heard about from Portland or
the Soviet Un10n. Shop wandows
and shelves are full· people here:
have holh the curiosity to look and
the money to buy. Sure. there nre
ui'*U\i~ twsce 85 man\' clerks as - . necessary and n till takes three ttmC3
os long to buy something. butt has IS
hardly enough to aink your teeth
tnto,
In Hun~ary there arc none of the
da.~SIC Cil.\t Bloc shortages-r have
yc:t to ~ec a really long line for uny
thang. J'rue,it\commonforre,ruu
rants or stores to run out of tust
about anyth1ng at any ume, and this
c.an be a httle di!iconcerning to a
Westerner But w1th a lillie patience
.md \.Uontng .1 Hunganan con get
,tlmo't anythtng he wants b) legitt
mate means.
I w.u also \Omewhat urpri\Cd to
leam hov. tnaccurate the phra.'IC·Iron
Cun,.un trul~ rs here. No fences
and guard dogs at the border : no
Hungarians desperately trymg to
clav. their way West. :"ol only is
tra\cltoMln:c~,,ateslikc Yugoslav1n ,
!-"inland and Austna totall) unr~
tncted, but theonlytruh 1ron border
Hungar yhastSWlththc~O\tCt Unson.
,\nd an~ Hunganan w1ll tell you
that thi~ 1s to leep the Ruo;sian" out I
The aver.1gc Hunganan 's apathy
on mauer~ pohtKal IS 'omc:whut
undeNandable H unganun ~. bctng
vel) renlisuc: people under;rand that
thetr suuatton a. u mnll countrv
insane?
It it look like a duck, walk
quack like one ... like one. and
J. Dana Hayne
Of the Ploneu loK
l t/IUI/111'1\ tilt' lmt, hc•.11 dt'/t'I1W oj th~c mcl.\fc·r
hurt uuc rut It\ hard Itt ~t'l u rt'/tmcl" ht'n
the ,ufc•wtufl '·' \frt(fin~ wur rwtdr om/ bo.tin,l(
ut tilt moun • (. f'rc•htH till' ~tartb-arl... umhu 1-
•udm to £1turt hm
I here\ a la,Cinaung nc\\ theor\ lloaung
around the ~trangt ~orld of International
p1mc:r .1nd tc:rrori<,m \c~ordmg to -.ome
~'pc:n~. llb).m~trongm.ln "Ytoammar Khadal)
Isn't CfiU), hc:JU~t act.-. cra1y. ,u1d Cunder oath no (e.,,) ,r 11 loob like ..
duck and'" alk~ like u duel and quack' like a
due._ u\ prob.ahlv a duck
(. olonel I< had.th \U)' he\ •n,uhed thut
We .. terner. ac..:u'l: ham of hurhorsng terrori\1~ .
"htch he clatm ~~n 't true. I hen he Sll)' he'd
be plei.l,ed to harbor terrort\IS, if the} 'd only
·•"'"· ln,amty'!
l ao,t year, m order to 'hov. the Bnti.,h that bordering the <iov1et Union .allows
them little hope for chunge. Many
sull recall the tr Jgic revolution or
1956 that only ughtened So-.let
control here. ~o one talks or revo
lutton now only hecau~e 1 hey know
u's horcteu. On the other hnnd,
pcopledon'ltrytodenythcircounuy's
pohucnl rehanceon the SovietlJnton
Nohodv trie.' to make them~elvesor • • unvone el~ believe 1 hat Hungary IS
trti"ty independen t or Mo~ow. The
reoplc e:~~ pre s D real pnde and con
fidence 10 thetr government and it~
leader .Janos Kadar, but they real11e
.md IICCtJlllhehmiUlltomol its power.
Hungarians manlfC$1 the1r pride
rnwuysothtrthan polttics tromcally,
moat hn\e turned then c:nergu:s
towards the rursu11 of mone) For~~
.. cla.\SI~s'"s.nctety, Hungary dtsplu)'
counties~ mantlestuunns nltndtVldual
wealth Hun11arians brag thut the)
are hy farthe mmt prosperous na11on
an the f:att Blac. fhcy love to tell
tone~ of how 1 he So" u:ts, ofltcmlly
rehu~c them lor thesr capnulisr
cconomtc practice and ~It the !nme
time uuempr to initiJte them
themselv~
lt1s the rela11ve freedoms allowed
hv H ungnry's pohucal system,
though. that really makes people
content The o-<:allcd .. second
economy" the Black \1ur.,ct,
~econd jobs and the: numerous
loopholes 111lowmg for lanu owner-
h•p ma~cs the diflcrence bet'oi.'Ccn
rei uve polierty and pro pcrily for
many H un~;anans .
It as thesecontrnd icuon\ between
SocsahM idealism and economic
realiuesthllt make Westcmcrscringc
and wonder how these: people can
hvc v. ith uc:h hypocruy . To a Hun
ganan though, the intellectual
foundutton' of 1 he~y~tem mean ._ery
hlllc when comp.trc:d to !he 'cry rcul aapects of hfe here. such '"
where one m&) hve or hO\~ much
foodfU:canalrord. HungunoMdon't
mind 1f thctr poht IC'S are lied to the
Ea.11tsolong1U thctrcconomu:s ma)'
remam at least somc~twt onented
towards the We t.
J Clifton
\rnwr
H ungdl}' trip replies
To the Ednor.
We are very dsnurbed by the
comments of Gretchen Ander on tn
the Ntlli. 7 auucolthe Pwnur l..og
Wetoo,find Hungary-nc:htnhtStOJ1
and culture .. fhe purrosc ol rhe
tnstullletter wa.o;tocon .. -cyourearhest
impresJions ol Hungary Both tone
and content were mtcnded to be:
humorous 31nd hght-heaned.
M iu ,\ nderson obviouslydu.J not
cboo e to taketheleneran thewu~ it
was intended. We regret rhat !lhc:
round u necessary to u e th•s as a
forum to attack usasagroup . Hrning
been sn Hungary onl) t'ol.o 1.1.ecks,
we dsd not feel cupable of ma~10g
scnous cuhurat observations We
expect future letters will c:ontatn
more analytical comments
The Hungaf) Tnp
LETTERS POLICY
LettetS to the EdJtat should De
addressed to&». 21 r he deadime I.S 5
pm on Frrdavs. SUOtnJ$SIOnS shoula
be typed. double-spaoe<Jllf1CIIf)C/IIde
rheavmor'snameas wellss academ:c
cJassort.acuJrystanOmg Lengl/Jshoctd
oe 350 woros or less AD lettetS WIH oe
oubhshea bcJt Bre sul>ject ro edltmg 101
gatm1af,leJ'rf11/londtbeblssta:&nell!S
The Pioneer Log resetves llle ,;ght ro
hOld letters tf S/)cJ-ce problems 8flse. No
anonymous letters will be published
a
'
lhetheoryHOC''omcthing hkc th1~ Kh;~daly
(or Qhaddaf) or t-:uddal). :ud e pem don't
agree: on hov. to 'pell h1s numc) harbo"' intcr
nauonul terrortlll~ such us Abu Nidal. in,tigatei
acts of carnu(te around Lhe "orld, vo""' dc::s
tructJon ol luatl and m;~kc-. war on \'ariou' he mean!> hu,inc"· K hndufy or~anued a
comph::-atcd plun tooccupvthe I tb) ancmba.'-'Y
in t ondon. Onecun amugine Moammar II) mg
toe:...plom to the: 1\~atollah K home 1m hO\\
and v.h)-he occupied hi~ ov.n cmb.t ''· Cvnic looks at the nel't year·
-· w
.und 'undr} Mtddle En,tern countries. He
then ~"' on .1 tractor '>tare' carne~tly Into
\ BC camero.J\, .md bep!io the Unuc:d State.' to
huh II\ mndnt"
To the a\eru~c In} man, old Moammar,cem.'
a btt touched But m.wbe not. •\ccordmg to
an .trhc:le ear her thl\ wed .. on Nauonal Public
Rudto \ \1ormnlll cllmm. man) ll ~ e/l.pem
on •mernuttonol pohtu., tlunk he\ not really
bah, he only ucts bat\.11' part ol u complicated
image In luct ~o '>U) thc\e expert' . ._hadah
i~quitc:,unc .md nc:tur.11l~ strive!> to look lit.e
the March Hare, as pnn und parcel ol hi'l
lott1gn pohcy. Now lum but an undereruduute 'tudcnt,
und thus such .subtletae\ escape me. I
ha\'c to udmtt, sn all hone!>t), that I don't
umt ..... , •nti rhe difference betv.cen ~omeonc
whooa.muh .md ts nuts o\s Dan Rather once
Pioneer Log, January 10, 1986 No" remember . fo )OU and mt 1\.hadaf}
ma\ ~ec:m to be ~Ill tunnel and no rod "' ~o
lilt' Humlel, it'!~ all rart Olltn imuge,IO keep
hi~ enemic' ofl guard.
ll:nowtng thi,,lleel much better about the
Mtddlt ru\tern\ltUillitln Wsth hmelchufing
at lhe btt tu mnke uno1hcr .ttr ,,n._eon,ometlne..
wath \.1oo1mmur Khudaly an'tulhng \0\ aet untt
a1rcraft bu.ttene' on the ~lc:d1tcrrunean and
'"~umg "''ult"' to un)'<)ll~ who 'II hsten; with
Rt'lnald Reagan. s1 nvtnf to mntch K hudufy
threat J'or threat, \lrUI for \trut, mUC~O (.or
macho, wnh \bu '-11dal ( ..tlello" 'o untasoctnl
he wn!> k1cked ,,ut of the Pl.O because. he
doon '1 work and rlay wtll wuh others) loaksng
for mnocenl b,·,.tandc~ to U)e as cannon
lo~der -withnllthi gom~on,L:nowmgthar
Khndah '" only uflmg craz) make me feel
much better about being or drah nge
Really it doe ....
Reali\, • Jillian Detweiler
Of thf rionm l Ol
B eforc 19~6 beC('Ime toO p.a,,e',J"d hkc: I<'
,hnre m) re'olullon~ lur the new ye.u,
Tho'c n::adcl' "ho did not h;l\ e the ume or
the mchnullon to mukc: new ,·cur's rooltmon'
may feel free to embrace <~n} of the fnlhl\\ 11'1£
.t!o. thetr ov..n
•t wtll "top tonunng m\ p4rent' b) «'nunually
rhreatenan~ to become n \egetanan and JOin
the: Peace Corp~.
• I YOill crutini1e photu ol Ronald Reagan
lor an~ ~igm that he ma~ he aiJmg and perhaps
on the 'erge uf death
• I will no longer submit my palate and m)
'ol.aller to the: pun"hment dealt b} the 1 ruil
R~'om and v. ill pad u ~ hole,ome lunch for
m) body early each mormng. •l.,.,tllendm~ candle hght \tgil fur •IJ~r-tar
Rid) Nehon.
•t \\til bti;-omewell-\cl"'\~ on the oaologtc:tl.
«onl;)mtc :md religiou' amphcat1on~ ol the
Oregon Manjuanu lniullll\e- JU)f m case:.
• I.,, ill buy 50 copses of lUI\ product bc:unng
Rob Gcldor name or image.
• I wall hmit my inta~e of )ltmulants to no • more than tight 'o-Dol 'ol.lth m' momtng
..:off«.
•I "ill not lie: tom\' cJenn t nhoutthc: amounr -ol fli)S)ing I han~ done sin~ m' (a,t chet'~·ur.
nor .,., til I bue him.
• l "'" famihan1e mnc:lf 1.1.1th our n.uton
ci ... it delen .. e polte: nnd cncoura~ rnend ... to
do the same.
Page3 'tikt> Lund
Or tht Pinnkr 1 oc
The Men
1 he men •, bn~kcl ball team. under
the: t utelat,.>cl'l (~"\em pen, return~
toth~ H111Witha,han:olla'l cn..,on\
\ mh\\e't Conteren~ Chamr1on·
,htr Howe,c:r,the Pto"" will hu\'e:s
IOU~h r\lW tO hOC If lhC) fllan lO
match 1hat mark 10 the nt'\\l}·altgnrd
Columbta league.
I tW1' and Ciarlo; will ha\'e,C\('Tal
oh,tadcs to O\>crcome 11 the) hope
to produce' another wmning 'cason
Fif)tl~ the to~~ ol B1ll OJd, to grad·
untion Old'\ le.tder..htr nnd dom·
inanC"eofthccoun O\erthe 13stlour
\'tar"' "-111 he mas...,ed tremendous!\ . . -Also. the Pton~r' w11J likeh• be •
ouhited tn e' ef) game the) pia~
The~ ha' e ju-.t t~o playe"' who reach
the he1ght ol 6 feet 5 mche\ and
ne11her player •~ a '>tarter
hnalh e~penencewill be another
J.;e~ I actor. em pen h•' JU\1 rour
retummg leltermen
No\\ for the good ne"., Dt:\plle a
97--6Q shcllacltng from ~ orner
Pactfic College l:ut Saturda\ the
Pto "sha\'C already earned a4-3 mark.
LC hlti an out~tandin~ group of
hooter... Pla}cr.. hke enion Tom
DonnanandJtm BesM.loand junion
John Lun'>ford .:and Ktr~ libbetts
(the four rt:tuming lettermen) a~
capable of booting lhe light OUt.
\dd to that transfer O"Car Pag:an1,
l C's leading ~corer thus far. and a
fe" ol the other newcomef', and
the P1o~ hould put :a lot of poinh
on the board.
Side Lines
b\ l\like lund • \her 'c:e1ng then carl\ 'ca,on
pill). 11 j, apparent 1 hat I l hiJ' the
.1ggrc :..1\CIIC" to mft~c ur lor 11'
In~:!.: of ''te. I C uut·rehuumJed ,til
thrct orronenl\ II played 10 tht'
Ch1co Stulc lm atational l'oumarncnl
and \\on two ot the three game~
l he P1o\ \\Ill need that 'crapp)
't' le ot pia) to be u compctitl\e ,
\\lnning lxtllclub m Columb1:t League
pia)
t C "til ul~o need h.1~.:l..court
le: der"htplrom Oonnan,uthrec-year
lencrman. II he can clfecll\d) run
theOoor for h1~o tcamund l..ccpcontrol
of their up·tcmro pia), we wills~
the Paonccr te.1m at ah ~t -runnmg
and gunninF "hen the} do thot
the\' should be 1ble to beat ..tnyont • o\nd don 'c I orgct the old ta'"-mn:>ter
on the ,jdehne<o ·em pert alway
manage\ 10 produce n w1nner
The Pto\ pia} at Oregon InstitUte
of 1 echnology on Fnda) and
outhern Oregon State ('ollege on
aturda} then rt:turn home ror a
\tonda\ nt@ht b:sttlewtth W1llameue
Unwer.1t) Game ume 1\ 7 lO p m
The Women
The book on the women\ b~
'-etball team read' much tht 'ame
d!> the: men·,
The Lad' Pio·J. art: luckmg height,
with Ia :!It , cur' .. tar.> Emil) Nel on
and \\and:. "trutko gone, and
e:\pcnence the) aho ha'e just
rour retumtng lettermen .
The.solution to their weakn~~
1 ul'\o the: amc a-. the men pia\
:lt!!re\\1\'tly, uJ.e quickne."' to thcar
advantage: nnd let the 'hooter" fire
ut Will. Agatn, th1 no-holds-harrt:d
l"heball :ucs ms1de to the h1g man po\ung Ufl. With elbow wtth: and
read) tnruni,hhegrab thebullllrnll) \\llhbolhhamJ .Onc:dnbblc •• ,
qutcl: shuffle oil he feet and he loft :. Jump hon~ that find' nothmg but
net
Bill Olds to the hoor
For the pa.st four \tars I hat \\Bli n fam1har 5oa£ht m Pumphn .sron:.
C'.enter E\'C:r) ~arne Utll \\OUid thrill us \lollh hts rugged pill\ h1 fine
shooungtouch, tm intenSit) and n arn\' ol sro\\ b.tmd C'O\\ i Ball ha.~
grndu:ned. though, and 100&) u' JU t n p1ckup game 1n fl'amplin
Bill"' llS a tar lonhe Paoncer hasketboll team and a ran Ia\ orite \\ uh
ht~ .. dis-po'>tllon todommatc... -There v.:as not hang qune lil:e ccmg Bill
grnung h1 teeth and clenchmg h1s fi "after htuing a hot or r1ppmg
do\A.n fl <rebound
UpongraduaunglllSt pnngthe • lootfi\'CinchOhbgotushotatthe
PonJand 1 ratlblu7.cr roo~Je camp n \\3\ a long hot. But. a' man)'
othlet~C:\l:ntuall} do hc:fcll p~) to.m tnjury:acracked kncccup. Full)
recovered, Bill as now knod:tng dO\\n 20 potnts n game: "htle pia) mg
ball co German}.
On th1 da)' BllltSLakmg a "hort \'acauon b) vis111ngsomc fnends on
the Hill antl. of rourn". doinE w bat he lo\~\. pia) ing ba~kctball Occng
much :.honer than Bdl. I ha\c the unc:m table 111Jk ol guanhng h1m.
8tll plays at the guard po,ltion 10 German\ .. ,,.~ ~tnd of mcc to be
able to 'hoot from outstde and watch the: other guy:. figlu 1011o1de for a
chan~." h~ \&ld
A fort he leu:l 01 pia~ in German) Btlha)s, "Thc:rels a Joe ot me, but
not u I vi of talent.-
t:nrl) in lhegame Billlaunche a 20foocerngainst me unu l'mgnntful
for II. The te~-s I ha\e to fight Wtth h1m tns1de the happser I will be
The ball bounces off the nm.
.. Schel$!~
Afler bcmg 1n German\ for a \\h1le. B11l dotSTI't ~wear m Enghsh
IU1)'1110TC
\1) team goes on to \1, m the g~me Bill cored a fe\\ ond rebounded a
fe'A Am:umgly enough. so d1d I
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11 ""'the: be~t record the\ ha\c had
tn \C\eral \Ci11'\
In li\'t ve:~r-., C<1ach Rnn<h ~tlrdlol
h~ mo\cd tw> team 'lo\\1~ hut ~urdy
up the lnddcr o( 'ucce.,, llc rt:ah7c~
the lq86 campntgn \\til tc:'t that
>earl) 1mpro\'emc:nt ~tc: ,urn' up
the kC') to h1' team\ \UCCC:'' thl'
year m one word "Reboumhng"
In their f1r t C\en game-.the Pao·
n~l"\ were outrebounded bv ,, rutio • of near!)' two to one. l he n:~ult'! A
1·() ~ord .
Howc\er lu!>l Saturda~ LC out
rebounded Northweo;t (ollege b) a
48-37 count to po!>t an 88 68 home
VICtOr)
fhe Ptoneer.; forced scvcrnltur
novcrs early 1n the game wuh a
trapp1ngpres' but fat led tocap1tahze
on the Engle\' m1st.tkes
On the strength of some good rree
throw '>hoottng orthwe~t edged
into n 22-19 lend with 7 18 to ploy
m the first hall
Late m the hnlf, the hd came off
the P1on~r hoop a' fre~hmnn
"'11chelle Thoma' began bur\ mg
JUmp ~hots from the b~ehne and
hereeo Reane\1 alc.o a lre~hman ,
put three offen'IIVe board~ bad, in
for six pomt~ Juntor. Kaue (gan
and k1m Rmk also got hot for the
Paon~r'\ wh1lc LC moved ahead
43 36 at the halr.
'\'ordlof had his team open the
second penod with a hiM-court tnlp
..
Bill Olds 1 hat pamcd to be u ~nod dc.cl~ton . ll "now 2 {l on the yc:ou
1 he l aph:' agam turned the ball ll 'hot 4Q percent from the held
o\er bull hi\ umc thd nd\ Pw\ got und 77 pen:c:nt hom thdme l"homu.o;
c:a'\ bn,kct' at the other end led a bulum:cd 'connp .tHad With
~.Hh) c opplt.a frc,hman 'cored lb Rc:.mc~ , [gan and Rmk hud 14
1 hrec ttmc\ on tht break and l { '-' ptc~.oc nnct l opplt bugged II
opened a 57-40 adHJntoge bdon:
"'orth\\ t\t could call a tlmtout With
ll "S to plav. from there the Pto\
con, ted to a~ eu.,y 20 potnt victory. I he \\ll01cn are 1n oct1oruu home
on 'aturdn\ all p m aRamst Pomona
<.. ollc:ge.
Swim team tests the waters
Gary Goldsmith
Of lhr Plonttr toe
Gary F mblc:n\ 1986 P1onecr'" 1m
team wtll take: to the pool for the
flr'>t tame tonight at /ehntbauer
\\lmmtng Pavthon
1 hr: PtosWJmmcrs w1ll ho!.l Pacific
l uthcran Univenuy and the l nt·
ver.lly of Aln)k.Jin a 7 p m meet
Emblen sntd he h:u h1gh hope<,
for ht~ team thts year "Our team
~hould be u strong compctttor
although the men\ team loeb the
expenence th:H the women hu"e "
Thewomen\teamwillberetummg
t hrccvcteran sw1mmers w11h nauonal
compeuuon expencnce Leann
Oes1let a ~enaor, tna Young and
Zoe llw.. bothjuntof\,areallexpectc:d
to compete \\ell 1n f>l'\tncts and
return to 'I altonah th1~ veur
"l ht women veterans w11l do fine
thl\ vear E:mblen ~a1d "l.ook for
fre,hmen \1ecla "'1uter and Le,Jte
haw to\\ tn 'orne events, al,o."
l mblen .. aadheexpectsthe\\omen
to be l>Upenor in the frecst)le und
the bli.:a,l\troke. l ht Pto men·~ team e~penenced
los'e' to graduation and a Incl. of
returner~. but I mblen 1~ confident
thut ht\ new frc~hmen and tr,1nsfcrs
w1ll:.urpno,esomepeople ~ophomore
uycc: Marttn, the onlv men'li. vet.
w1ll be JOtned by freshmen Matt
Roth ,u1d Kevm Sh1elds. Roth. out
of Sundy, ha~> already qualified for
Nauonals 10 lhe 200 meter butterfly,
llnd S lucid!>~~ a "hard working and
quacklytmprovmgyoungsw1mmer ..
Another newcomer" "'1tke rearl,
a 1 ran)f er from S yrocu\e U naver.>uy
"I expect htm to fim-.h m the top s1x
In a couple of evenh tn thedl~tnCt,"
Emblen )Uid
The men\ ~trcng th should be in
the butterfly and the backstroke .
cmbJen 'ii.Ud he 1\ \till loOking fOr U
real"blue ch1p .. brctl\tstroker .
1 he Lew" and (lark '>Wtm team
i' e'p cted to battle: lor one of the
top three. \flOh Ill the ~orthwcM
C onlen:nce w uh PI t and\\ 1llamcttc
l nl\cf\IIY
Bet wt"tn .somes Bill practice) ale\\ dunl.:~. He'> jumpmg better now
lie even telb u: the ~tory ol hi' fir, I c.1recrdunk 10 E uropc Pto fan~ can
onl) imagine h<:'W pumped up he mu't have bctn .tftor thnt
He \till ha!n 't :•dju.,teticomplttch to the {,ermun llte,tyle The met ric
'''tem ha!i been g1nng h•m a lillie trouble "I'm one meter 90, a
'even-rooter'" two mcteN 10 ··say:> Btll
Well, we .. tart another JMmt and th1s umc Bill i .. n 'tloohng around. I
don't thtnlo. he lilo.c:d m) team wmntng 110d me pl:t)"tng .1Jonp "tth h1m
Fir~t. Btlltak e~ me in. ide ;tnd tl" e' men la\IC <'I hi' JUmp hool< und a
t.sMe of h1s elbow liter .til}
~nt, wuh mo\t of my teeth l>ttllmtul:l, I find m\ ,c:IJ .tlone between
B11l and the biiSlct on a brenk awa~ ··~t:w 10 (runt ui h1m .md t.tLe itlil.:e
:t man, I tell my ... clf. I do, Bill clear. me out "ith a still arm~~~ hcla'i' the:
ballm. I call an offen'>t\ie foul. Bill tell~ me thut•s lcgnltn German\. Oh,
Ol.;ay •
l:l1ll Olds to the hoop.
I nte1 on u<:the 'hot got."" up I gee good rebounding po~itton on 8111.1
pre: part: to JUmp :.u high us m) 'ore i.:n« wllltaxe me. ~o doe Bill.
e:\cept he\ on m) back. We both go up I mu .. t have Men cral\
becau'e I come back dov.:n hard a"> Bill grab' ll und Ia)' it tn •
"It· leg;llto go over the back 10 Germany. too," c:~lmmcnt' Btll
.. Gn:at Bill, but we're in Amcrica,"l think II\ I scrape mv,ell nil tht'
nour. •
~ow he':. getting all the rebound' mal..mg alit he ,hot!> and Lnocking
me around like a volleyball.
fvcn though I'm ~a king allth" abu'it I cun 't help hutthtnk hov.: niCC' it
1s to 'ec Btll agum. I thtnk of all tho'e great games he ~uve u' rhe
Cli.Citcment fbc scowl' And the vtctonc,
. Btll has changed In~ locatiOn, and even a lc\\ parts of hi\gumt:, but he's
, .. u tl great playerwhojU'it love' IO play Bc:.t or all he\ till the :!lame nice
guy. And you gotta belic'e that somewhe re in Germany there are
ba ketballlam that lo\c to watch htm play the wu\ we did.
You know •.. BtU Olds 10 the hoop 'I here\ nothing quite hke 11.
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Of tht Plo
LtWL~ und ClarL:
1 perm.ment prov
J:tcquelyn I
unanimou\lp.elc:c
,carch com mil let
the Board oil ru!lt
tdcntJamC\C.ardnl
Ch:ur of lht Pro~
m1ttet s.tid
··wearcdeli8htl
Mattfeld ha., accc
prdcrenceof thec1
~11d The pro\ ost 1
tncluded li\e racu
\tattlc:ld" ll) o;clc
Con
on lj
lfp,ct by the:
alcohul at c:amJ
last October.
ludc:rman ha
c.ompromtse so
I he: ong•nal
~tate that' no h~
'er"cd at cnmpt
are ad\lcrlhcd
include a specifi
lbe 'uggc:..ted
that "hard alco1
ac campu' pana
conducive to 'ocll
alcohol must be
drink~. no 'trai
to ensure that
m~obric:t) does
hand. alcohols\\
Thtu i' the !.Cf\
hard alcohol at
w1ll not be allo'!
Zuckerman~
thl$ comprom1s1
Awarene!l., Co~
campus ~•dent$
and prefer hard al
e>.cluded from c
The Alcoh
Committee COIJ
~tudcnt.\ mo\1
campo~ wrot
guidelines last l
to Oregon·., ne~
Ia\\ and heig~
awarenes~ 1
A>i\OCIIlle D
Denise Thom
erman\proJXMI
compromtsc o
\~te
•member of
ne." pan)
ts
of
~s.
ta.
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15,1985 Lewis and Clark College Vol. SO No. 10
January JO. 1986
Lawrence implicated in fund misappropriation
Dave lawrcuct', '"'n or
J. Oano Huyncc.
or tht l'innt'tr I u~
l),,,c I .t\Hcmc ha' rc~•gned h''
fl'""'on us' tt.:l.' prc,idcna of budget
anc.l llnancc \\ llh the 1\..s,,eiatcd
Student GO\ ern men• ol I C\\ i~ und
Clark, ond ha~ not rcgi,tc~d lor
cia 't'.S thts term. I
I
I However, .1 \OUrt.:e tn'>tdc tudent
go\ ernment \Old I .twrc nc.c:; , rht!l
nauon 'Item~. lrom at·cu~auon!l of
mt\handliny ol >\\1 C rund '' a
re. .. uh Ltwrtnce hlb been ,u.,pended
fromo;chool(ortwotcnn .. t .. awn:n ~X
~em or. wu~ \Cheduled to graduate
tht' .,pnng
The '>ourc:e inside \\ l (. who
Wt'>h~ to remam anonvmouo;, ~•id
~tudcnt government pre!!ident June:
Yedtnuk.junior. wa~c:ontuc:ted by u
~pnnnuuiYCot thecollcgt boohton:
regarding a problem "'it han AS( C's
boohtore account A sub,equent
an'e'tigation by Yedinak and Kelly
\mtth, coordinator ol )tudent
a..:m ttie~. d1,.closed evade nee ol poor
accounting, luck ot accountabiht)
and peculation~ of cthu:al mi~con
duct by l U\HC:nce, durtng lull term
and leudmg bad to the 1984-ij5
school ycur.According to lhesuun:e,
Yedinak then asked l.s"rcnce to
r~1gn .
l.awrencc hth hc:cn un.n·atlable
lor ~ummcnt .
Yedinak had no cnmmcnt rc·
!'llfding an) .alleged mvc:~tiguuons ,
mishundling uf fund~> or request fm
rC<>ign.uion Smith, ASLC advt~tH,
'aid he p~~rlu:iputcd an "discu~swn-;
and in, ·c:~til!ation,. .. \l-ith YedanaL:
~
regarding l.awren~c. but s1.ud, "I
hesitate to "'" 'mi,<!ppwpn.mun'
(ol lund~) I cnn't conclu)hel) ~a)
there \\U'l."
Pab~ Fo,aer, ucung dtrtctor ot
tht' bool tore. rud he "a not at
OSPIRG tackles issues in '86
J. Dana Haynes
Or thr Pionur lUI:
O~PI R G,thc O~gon State: Pub he
lnterc\t Rc:~.tn;h Group will launch
1thrct pronged .til ad, on thred.c>
I\\U&:\10 198() I t\ht "abcr c:ampu'
'oordtmttor lor l t" ., ,.nd Clurl~.
, ~aad
fhc pohtu:al rc,e.trch ..tnd uctton
I • • t
1 org.tntlallon \\til foeti\ ato.clton~ on
the 1ssuc> nl hungc r ,locul me: tsun:d
telephone: c:r\'lce ~tnd the tran,por
tullon of ~pr;nt nucle:u fuel rods
I through Oregon
Saber 'utd .1 l.uge :iohtpment of
lucl rod~ i due through On:son
\\Jihtn the nc t fe\1. \1-et:lr.' The rod">
arc being <>happed rrum nuclear
rene to~ in Tai\\ an to a temporary
storage: lacilit) m Suuth C:uolina.
She said the exact date and route: ol
the shipment hn~ not been revealed
by the governmen t but the fuel rods
will be on ·loaded 10 \cattle:, rucomu
or J>ortland
1 ht\c. trutkluudli w•ll be going
throutththc(( olumbiu Rtvtr)Gorgc ,
the hlut Mountntn~.the f~ocktc'
It ~ ·• l11phtc:nmr thou~tu." Snher
s~uc.l 1 ht toutc 1 hroutrh the Gorget~
l~bji!Ctto htph Wtnd\, ICC ..tnd OCCU•
\lonnl rock ,hde~
Saber aidOSPlRC\\illconduct
I StUd\' on the: :>iiiC:t\ JltCCUUtion s
. along the: route. Members of I he
' .
1 orgaulllatton"' allcont,Jct the' .trio us
1 counticsund int~uirc about c\':\CWition
! lind other emergen~:y pro' isions.
1 The 'IIUd} "ill be conducted in
:conjun~.: tionwith WASHPlRv the
I W • .
1 a.~hlngton Stutc counterpart of
1 Oregon\ group. Other arc~olmtcn:'>t for OS PI RC,
mclude effort' to h~ht hun~te• 1 ht:
or~nuallon '' "'on..mv on a propoo;nl
to .11lO\\ the u't ol food 'tamps at
"\a,tel'\ of the; Road ll non protll
Ponland fl"taur.tntlhut •tnc:e IC>7Q
htU ~cned food to the need\ ,11 • appto'\tmately one-third the normal
pnce
The group "-111 al'o "'ork to~uppon
the: Umtc:d '\alton\ lnternuuon.tl
fund for .\gncultural De\elopment
(I FAD). a program to counter
problems u.nd cnucism' surrounding
tht dl)tnbution otloreign ud.
0\ PI RG '' .tlso orgum11ng
(ommunit)' ..,entcc Volunteer
Progr.um and \\all )Uppun the
.. Jammtn'lor famtne Relief' dance
-.pon,ored b) the 0\ r1 R G ch.apter
at rortlnnd State LlntVef\lt\ 1 he
dance 1\ \Chc:duled for 1 hur:.du~.
Jun. 16.lic .. eL,tueSSandullprocecds
"ttl g(HO"-ard hun~r rchet progr .um
to~..alh und tn \Inca.
• • fhe t1md proJeCt for the organt·
li.lllon is,, p~lltton dnve to hnlt the
tmpltmentatton ot loclll meusur\'d
,ervi~'C (I. M ·). a "pricmg sdteme
where' ou 'rc: charged lor C\Ciycnll
you mule:," Saber ~.Lid "PM'1Iic
, orthwe 1 Belhtand.,to naa~c a lot
ol monc} wuh this."
Saber aid I MS 1 no~ optiunall)
u,•utluble, but .. he .,a ad people u~ing
the)).tc:m hu\ c'ec:n"the•r btlh(go)
up 2()()...300 percent in one month "
OSPlRG w•ll circultue petit1on ,
to get an anti-l.MS measure on the
No\iember ballot, Saber said. libert) 'tod iscus~thesubject . Dem~e
1 hompson , ns~octate dean of stu·
dents. also had no comment on the
Jc~u.,ations or Lawrence\ ub,cnce
I rom ~chool
Dean of Students Meg O'Hara
• tlso had no comment on Llwrenc:e\
ah,ence rrom .. chool. and .added
''All problem' and dt..o;ctphnnry
mottel':'i(hnndled through her office)
are assured the stnctcsteonfidence .
.. In good consctence I cannot breaL: confidcnuuhty "
Yedinul reccJved a Jeuer lrom
I.IJwrence dated ~ov 10, 198S,
~tating he wa, rc-agmnF due to h1c:k
ot tune and r~pon\lbthties to his
ramllv f nend~. fraternal y .and htm~lf .
I awrc:nce hftll been repi<Jc:c:d as vice
pre.sident by Sarah Gregory,
ophomorc: , who hnt term was a
member of the Budget and Finance
Board. Yedanak nad Gregory was 1sele.:ted .. by elec11on lrom wuhtn the board" and added .. .she u
knowledgable and wtll be ureal auet
to the execuuve councal in thllt
position "
Cathennc F.nheld, A.Sl.C
student-nt-largc. said 1he hns been
in contact with l.a~rencc th1s "eek
and srud he had no comment on the
allegaaiort<s or his absence. H o~C\'tr,
Enfield uid, .. , stress that there wa~
no misuse of funds (by Lav.renc:e)':
Kritzer to play Carnegie Hall
Robin Franzen
or tht rlon«r LoJ
One performance can chilnge a
c:u~er .
Classkal gUitarist Scou Kriucr,
JO. "all be making ht~ first appear
.mcc 111 C:trncgie Hall m ~e"'
York City on l·eb. 20. 1986. 1 hi-s
engagement will be tullowcd 1)y u
t·eb lJ '>lop ut Wigmore Hall in
I ondon and !'.cveral other perfor
man~'ei in Alabama und 1 ennessec
K rit1er, an <~dJunct protes,nr at
1 ewis and (lark College, recogni1es
the imp.tet perlormance locallons
~uch i.IS these can ha\·c on his career
as a concen guitari.\t i Pcrtonn~
such a.'>} this C'.tn n:all) help csuablil;h
,1 CMcer and e'itabli~h crcdibilit.)
~ ·' musicJBn It chu.n[,>t:S f'C\."'gnation
of the pcrlormcr . but not quaJII}."
he sa1d.
II O\\e\ocr, 1\ ritzer not~ several
di tinct points in ht~ hie that hu\c
ullc:ctcd the quothty of his playmg.
includang hu. deci,•on to bc~omc u
Chrtsttan and the: birth ol h1' no"
21-month·old son. Davtd. "Some:·
thmg happened to m} playing • •
'omcho\\ thc.,c: event' changed me
emotionally -.o lhat 1 "'~much more
compa")ionate when I pla~l'<l \\'hot
I am . tm tn~ to do right no\1. 1s t.o
communiCate: th;tt emouon to the
.audJtOI..t. ··he sutd. Accrwm matuntygn~tt:S Krill_er'
musac, ~hie: h. accordmg to K ntzer,
can only come from age. "You bewn
to realize: that the notes aren't most
cruci,Jll) imponltnt 11 is not
''hat carnes the mustc You realiu
I hut you can "t eparate the mu!>tc
from the person thatt performing
II ..
On his late I tour. Kr111cn.,ill be
trymg out n contempor.uy program
ot mu tc, whtch he says is more
uit.ahlc for major CIUtl hke Nc"
' orlllnd I ondnn. t\ long" tth a 2ll
mtnute contc:mporury p1ece by
\\'tlham Albright entttlcd ·shudu" "
(•(mtakangn IDirl) bigch:mc.eherc."
Kntzcr a1d), the guatnmt "illlllso
m.:lude some p1cca b) Mozart.
Currently 10 hts thud year of
te.tchang at I C. K nt1cr :nerages
I 0·1 S pm ate: st udc:nts tudenb
he does not mtend to g.J\C: up.
Although man) concc:n anists forgo
lc:nchmg, "teachlllg as the~~ thang
I can do for Rl} pc:rformang .. K ntzer
atd .. l.ool(lng lor :-.olulJOn:ii ro the
problem' of 1 udent ere. lie:\ a data
bu~c lor me." he: Ill d. M u~•call).
1\ nuer hnds the: tnanglc: bel"-«n
tcachmg. J'ICfh)rming and studying
to be per,onully successlul
;\ gruduutc o!Ttgard Htgh "'hool
Kri11cr :-;pent three )l!ll~" .tithe \,,n
Franci,co Con el"\aton ol \tu. tt; •
Hi~ interest in mu~ic beMan early . At the age of ntne he: ~as pla)mg
rock and folk guuar Has firsttormal
gutti.lr lesson did not come unttlagc:
19 when he studied theJIUZ guttur
Howe\cr,tt was ~hen he heard an
album recorded b) mternationull)
renovo ned cla.~•cal !!Uttan 1 John
Walhams that h1s mu teal deslln}
became apparent
Whale 1n San Fronetsco, Kritzer
cau~;ht the: eye of dllitClll gunariJt
Mtchac:l l.onmer, with v;hom he
C.\~nlublly 1tudied \(ltl graduatton.
he ht'aded to an .slund otfthc: Nonh
Carohn.t coast where he was a pnr·
licipant ;tnd ~btsnt 10 I onmer 10
u }'t:U long master cia 1-tn:lll}. he
returned to Oregon ~ith1ufficacnt
credentials to teach ut almo t an\ • college tn the PonlamJ area.
Where IS K ntzcr he:1ded an the
ne.-u fe" years'! M I hope to see mysel(
tounngmo~ lwouJdgJ\-e20c:onceru
3 )ear, but be gone less T~o to
three: ~ed::s at ume,l\\O or three
umes u )'t::tr," he: s~ud. One or t\1.0
)c::trsdo"ntherond, Kmur~ould
lil..e to h:a\c: an album on the mDrkcL.
~ Krit.urconcen totH "'"begin
Jan. 31 nt the Hull \enter for the
Perlormtngj\ttsan Eu@('nc. H1'1 f:c:h
7 perturm~nt Mal)lhu~t CoUege
"ill he hi \lOI} soln pcrfurmancc: tn
the: Portland are:lthl se:~son.
~.:ott Kritru, an adjunct proft"Uor at L(', will ~
ptrformlnc at Carnecle Hall on Frb. 20 and\\ i&more
tlall on Feb. l.l. Hh Feb. 7 [lftformancut Mary\hunt (~ olltJe ""'be his on I) solo perf~ in tlw Portland
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ISRAEL LC mystery author uncovered
Jillion Detweiler
Of lht l•luntfr I Oil
Take o1 'mull hhcr ul .tfl\ college 1n
Ponlnnd Ort , one dt.td edit or ·In
ch1cl of the college nt\~ .. parc:r .tdd
!l politicfll '-CieQCC JlfOfl' 'IU and <I
Jla)' journulil>t \\'hal dn ) ou gel?
1 he tnlll.: cngs lor .tn c~cll ing murder
m) 'IU) "rittcn h\ l cw1s .1nd Clark:
\COlOr, Oan,t Jlol)'nc:s,
H a) nc' hu' JU\1 'old hi' hoot.: to
Bantam Boot.:~ . He hu' .ll'io \old
Bantam lhe nght'l 10 the 'c:quel,
allhough lht<. ~cquel " not ye1
Clltnpkled .
H ft) ne\ 1~ mode'> I .tboul his
achte-.emc:nt . He believe:' 1hat1l he
can \\IIIC und publi~h u hook .anyone
.:un "I'm the ulumatc role model
becau\C I m ~o blood\ normal, ' •
Hay nc\ stud
H a) ne'\ WFOit hi' lit \I bool. I wo
)CUI\ a!ZO .md \(lcnl.l ye.tr trymg to
get ll pubh,hc:d without I he help ot
an agent.
"I hu' c a nail ut home wtth .I lithe
rejccnon '"P' !here arc .. cad .. :'
Havne' .. aid. J
H '" allemph to publi .. h un~uc
cc~'tul, Hayne .. \lltd, .. , read lhe
boot.; to .. ce if I could make .mv .
~' t\lon~. nnd I realized 11 -.1unt..:."
\o Hayne,, nc:,er one to quu.
began .me\\. "I .. tnrted over on 1hc
liN da) ot ~choolla.,t ) cur ...
ltlook Hn)nesaboullhrccmonlh'
to lint-.h the fir:.t dmlt und another
'even to complete the iinal \·c:rs1on.
lnthemeanume. HU) ncsgot\omc:
ad\ ice. Me r.tt[! lesley, who mugh1
here: la.'t year ;md wrote"Wmtcrl.1ll, •
helped men lot He \aid you ab'o
lulel\ had to gel an agent."
Ha\'nes then wrott 10 the lndc:
pendent L1terary 1\gent.' '""~ooauon
who -.cnt h1m the nome~ und uddrc:,\!ie\
of1he 8\\0Ctouon\ mc:mber.,htp "<;o then llient three qucn letter'
,1 \\ed, ror lour or ftvc: monlh,,"
lla\'nc:' e~pltunt:d
Hayne' hnnlh got a bttc "hen ht
•c:nl .1 con., ol h1' hook t<l l llc:c:n
Pallon of lhc: Bnrbnra I u"en\lc:tn
a~enc\ ,
"She toot.: ten "~t.;, "ilh I he bout.
Ftnally,lthoughl .. he lost il, but ~he
e' cnl uallv called me here al .,chool.
She,aid ,j,e wn..' reallvcxcllcd ahoul • the boo I.. 4lnd ... tid 'he would repn:.~nl
mt
'\ht toot.: lourcoptc:\ olthc: boot.,
and went to one hardbacl.: .md lhree
flUpcrbud; ( puhlbhing) hOU\e\, and Banuun p1cked 11 up That too\
four wcehlothcdiiY "HayneHatd
''"uully dwwtn~ .1, he relates tile
Ia It
lla~nc:~ boo~~ w1ll be. pubh\bc:
under 1hc ptn numc: of C.onnJ
H.tvnc~ l onrad 1!1 I he: mtuden nlllll
of H ~~ ne' wile, Pq;g}.
"Peg c:dtt my work Jnd we: ha~
bull 'e'"ion5 at the d tnnerlJ&bk
und develop plol,, <;he: affects Ill]
writing \lyle u lo1," H a\ ncs so1d,
H a\ nc~ call.-. hi~ boo._' t) pial
\\ hodunll\ "And llt'lll lairwhoduni\.
wh1ch ~~ to 'a' 1he clue\ .trt a
pre-.cntcd und vou can figure Oil!
I he end ih·ou 1hm'-ubout it,"Hayna
c'plamcd .
Hayne~"'" recei"t ad\Jnce.oo
1 he ulc ol lht book' "' well au
perccntJJ!W olt he \ales ' I makt •
rerc;~; nt on even copy -;old undn
100.000 and 10 percent lor cad
t\lPY 'old a her that ' Hayne\ \aid
U\ 01dtng revcahng actual dollar
.trnount'
H ,,, -.uccess changed 1 ht!l25 year·
uld\ hlc"'
"It hll!'n't chunged my career goal
I 't1ll ''ani to be .1 JOUrnati!>t and l'r-
ull \ending out re~ume' to ne\\·
p.spcr ... Ha)ne-; ~aid, add1ng lhll
he" ould no I wan I to depend on lht
murder m}'tery marl.el to maku
lh in g.
The wor~mgtitleof Hnvn~ 'boo\
j, · 81\hop \ Gambit Declined·
HJVn<:'>expc:ct"thcb ook 10 begruofll
-;he I\ C\ \ome11mc during the -;umma
of thi' vear
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Pioneer Log, January 10, 1986 Han
Overt
'pent md
their W.!Y
1 he s~
fniwo1naq
either hetl
The~h1
nuclear d
dehvcne~
1 he fir
on 1-84, tt
wind~ are1
tnvolvang
<,econ
ncarbvC • don't ha
upstream
One'>h
arc even
Obvto
Hanford
:!>pc: n t f ue
We ~up
~how lha
•
•
lt it ](
quackl
ll/ltJnl/11\,
hur(•ouc ru
thr ~ult•\tnCJII J
Ill 1Jr1' 1111JUfl
10c/or tv E1t
1 here\ a
around lhc
pm~cr und
CXJlCI'tll,llb\ • • 1)0 I cra.t), h
1 he lhcon
(or Qhaddaf
ugrec on ho"
na\lonullerr
UCI\ of CUrnll
truwon of Is
• and 'undr\
then '"' on "\tK c. a mer ,I
hall II\ mnd
To the a\ltr
il bit lOUChe
anamch:car
Radto\ Alor
on Intern au
bat~ he onlv
Image: In lac
•~quilc \ane.
the Match
foreign polic No" I um
and lhu
have 10 ad
UOci,.-. o •nrl 1
whoocu nuh
Pioneer red
p. That too\
·• Haync!>\,ud
he relate\ til!
I be publnh~
~c of Conrad
~m01denna~
g}
k and we havt
~cdinnc r tab~
ihc affect< my
t u\ nc<o aid. • book' typ!Ql
1flurwhodun
clues nrc all
:an ftgurt: o~
cuttt"'Hayna
re advunc~ De
~~ a' well ill
le~ "I makt
py $Old undc,
·cent (or e:tch
~· Hayne' ~ald.
actual dollar
ed 1 his 25 year·
n y career )! u•Lil·
rna list and l'lli
Ome<. to news
<1, adding that
depend ont~.t
rlct to make a
'Hayne' 'booi
11. Declined·
ok to be gracint
ngthesumrmr
>G
ptnfranzen
l..ieghan
na Haynes
mLyden
than Detwellef
elund
or. Dave
r. Yumt
f\ Rosenbaum
Jer Lsa
ger: Brenden
~1lhan Detwet et
om Lyden, Kasi
~ Haynes. J1l·
na Haynes
e Lund. Gary
Dave McKay
'''a Scott Nenson
:e:J Dana
Sena address
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csand~
rellect
faculty, or
:1 UnSigned oo
na are aDJliOI..edl
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Munul{lnf l(/ltm • Mr11hun l·"htcn~tu
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Of'tllloll I Jltm • rom I vdcn
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( ,,,, f<htm • Arwen Ro .c:nbuum
,,If \lunuxn • Brenden H\ldt
Huwu',!J \lnlltlllU • Yumt Htruhurd, lltlilr) <•tlmun
Hanford reactor poses hazard
0\cr the next two years it is possible th:Hthirty·six truck lood!ii ot
,pent mdioactive fue~ roc:h \\ill lmvelth~ugh the Portland.arcl on
their \V.t\< to the Hanford nuclear reactor m southern Washmgton .
'J he ~htpmcnt~. whtch v.tlt begin in two weeks. originau: in
Tin wan and will continue in two week intervah with therodsarriving
ctt her here m Portland or T ctCOma or Seattle.
fhe~htpmcnt..,comctdc w'th effort!) m th1!\country tocon-.ohdutc
nuclear depostt~ tn one locauon. Both the con\ohdallon and the
dehvcncs from la~wan poseard.dtoacuve threat of !.cnou.., proportion .
·1 he fir, I problem •~ the mute that the spent fuel rods muo,t take:
on 1 84 through thtCroJie. dW'mg winter when the roads<ue icy and
wind' art h1gh Just last month there was a mtnor aa:ident on 1-84
mvolvmg a truck carrymg low-level radioactive W.Jste.
\ccond, there is the ,;,k of a leak from the Hanrord ploint into the
nearbyColumbiOlR.tvCf.As Mayor Bud Clark ~din an interview, you
don't have to be an expert to know you don't build an outhouse
up'ltrcam.
One should not be fooled by the term spent fuel rods. '"Spent" rods
nrc even more radioactive than their unu.;ed counterpart .
Obvtou,Jv there are u myriad of question~ that arhe from the
Hanford Mue, not the Jea_.;t of \\-hlCh j., the ~e tmnsportauon ol
~pen t fuel'> <'&RG sees this as the mo~l pre~sing is~ueand we;lgfee.
We ~upport thetr c:tforb to dupltcate studie~ done elsewhere: that
show that local and state off'ic&als are woefully unprepared to deal
with a rudtoacuvc d1..aster I ron Curtain pulled
I o the Fdito,..
One do) I dccadcd to ho\ie o walk
uround S1eped to look Cor u hllle
sociulism. It's not o caw to find:
one really has to loo~ There ure
small manifestatton1 but certamly
none of the commonl~ expected sigm
I've heard about from Portland or
the Soviet Un10n. Shop wandows
and shelves are full· people here:
have holh the curiosity to look and
the money to buy. Sure. there nre
ui'*U\i~ twsce 85 man\' clerks as - . necessary and n till takes three ttmC3
os long to buy something. butt has IS
hardly enough to aink your teeth
tnto,
In Hun~ary there arc none of the
da.~SIC Cil.\t Bloc shortages-r have
yc:t to ~ec a really long line for uny
thang. J'rue,it\commonforre,ruu
rants or stores to run out of tust
about anyth1ng at any ume, and this
c.an be a httle di!iconcerning to a
Westerner But w1th a lillie patience
.md \.Uontng .1 Hunganan con get
,tlmo't anythtng he wants b) legitt
mate means.
I w.u also \Omewhat urpri\Cd to
leam hov. tnaccurate the phra.'IC·Iron
Cun,.un trul~ rs here. No fences
and guard dogs at the border : no
Hungarians desperately trymg to
clav. their way West. :"ol only is
tra\cltoMln:c~,,ateslikc Yugoslav1n ,
!-"inland and Austna totall) unr~
tncted, but theonlytruh 1ron border
Hungar yhastSWlththc~O\tCt Unson.
,\nd an~ Hunganan w1ll tell you
that thi~ 1s to leep the Ruo;sian" out I
The aver.1gc Hunganan 's apathy
on mauer~ pohtKal IS 'omc:whut
undeNandable H unganun ~. bctng
vel) renlisuc: people under;rand that
thetr suuatton a. u mnll countrv
insane?
It it look like a duck, walk
quack like one ... like one. and
J. Dana Hayne
Of the Ploneu loK
l t/IUI/111'1\ tilt' lmt, hc•.11 dt'/t'I1W oj th~c mcl.\fc·r
hurt uuc rut It\ hard Itt ~t'l u rt'/tmcl" ht'n
the ,ufc•wtufl '·' \frt(fin~ wur rwtdr om/ bo.tin,l(
ut tilt moun • (. f'rc•htH till' ~tartb-arl... umhu 1-
•udm to £1turt hm
I here\ a la,Cinaung nc\\ theor\ lloaung
around the ~trangt ~orld of International
p1mc:r .1nd tc:rrori<,m \c~ordmg to -.ome
~'pc:n~. llb).m~trongm.ln "Ytoammar Khadal)
Isn't CfiU), hc:JU~t act.-. cra1y. ,u1d Cunder oath no (e.,,) ,r 11 loob like ..
duck and'" alk~ like u duel and quack' like a
due._ u\ prob.ahlv a duck
(. olonel I< had.th \U)' he\ •n,uhed thut
We .. terner. ac..:u'l: ham of hurhorsng terrori\1~ .
"htch he clatm ~~n 't true. I hen he Sll)' he'd
be plei.l,ed to harbor terrort\IS, if the} 'd only
·•"'"· ln,amty'!
l ao,t year, m order to 'hov. the Bnti.,h that bordering the <iov1et Union .allows
them little hope for chunge. Many
sull recall the tr Jgic revolution or
1956 that only ughtened So-.let
control here. ~o one talks or revo
lutton now only hecau~e 1 hey know
u's horcteu. On the other hnnd,
pcopledon'ltrytodenythcircounuy's
pohucnl rehanceon the SovietlJnton
Nohodv trie.' to make them~elvesor • • unvone el~ believe 1 hat Hungary IS
trti"ty independen t or Mo~ow. The
reoplc e:~~ pre s D real pnde and con
fidence 10 thetr government and it~
leader .Janos Kadar, but they real11e
.md IICCtJlllhehmiUlltomol its power.
Hungarians manlfC$1 the1r pride
rnwuysothtrthan polttics tromcally,
moat hn\e turned then c:nergu:s
towards the rursu11 of mone) For~~
.. cla.\SI~s'"s.nctety, Hungary dtsplu)'
counties~ mantlestuunns nltndtVldual
wealth Hun11arians brag thut the)
are hy farthe mmt prosperous na11on
an the f:att Blac. fhcy love to tell
tone~ of how 1 he So" u:ts, ofltcmlly
rehu~c them lor thesr capnulisr
cconomtc practice and ~It the !nme
time uuempr to initiJte them
themselv~
lt1s the rela11ve freedoms allowed
hv H ungnry's pohucal system,
though. that really makes people
content The o-<:allcd .. second
economy" the Black \1ur.,ct,
~econd jobs and the: numerous
loopholes 111lowmg for lanu owner-
h•p ma~cs the diflcrence bet'oi.'Ccn
rei uve polierty and pro pcrily for
many H un~;anans .
It as thesecontrnd icuon\ between
SocsahM idealism and economic
realiuesthllt make Westcmcrscringc
and wonder how these: people can
hvc v. ith uc:h hypocruy . To a Hun
ganan though, the intellectual
foundutton' of 1 he~y~tem mean ._ery
hlllc when comp.trc:d to !he 'cry rcul aapects of hfe here. such '"
where one m&) hve or hO\~ much
foodfU:canalrord. HungunoMdon't
mind 1f thctr poht IC'S are lied to the
Ea.11tsolong1U thctrcconomu:s ma)'
remam at least somc~twt onented
towards the We t.
J Clifton
\rnwr
H ungdl}' trip replies
To the Ednor.
We are very dsnurbed by the
comments of Gretchen Ander on tn
the Ntlli. 7 auucolthe Pwnur l..og
Wetoo,find Hungary-nc:htnhtStOJ1
and culture .. fhe purrosc ol rhe
tnstullletter wa.o;tocon .. -cyourearhest
impresJions ol Hungary Both tone
and content were mtcnded to be:
humorous 31nd hght-heaned.
M iu ,\ nderson obviouslydu.J not
cboo e to taketheleneran thewu~ it
was intended. We regret rhat !lhc:
round u necessary to u e th•s as a
forum to attack usasagroup . Hrning
been sn Hungary onl) t'ol.o 1.1.ecks,
we dsd not feel cupable of ma~10g
scnous cuhurat observations We
expect future letters will c:ontatn
more analytical comments
The Hungaf) Tnp
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a
'
lhetheoryHOC''omcthing hkc th1~ Kh;~daly
(or Qhaddaf) or t-:uddal). :ud e pem don't
agree: on hov. to 'pell h1s numc) harbo"' intcr
nauonul terrortlll~ such us Abu Nidal. in,tigatei
acts of carnu(te around Lhe "orld, vo""' dc::s
tructJon ol luatl and m;~kc-. war on \'ariou' he mean!> hu,inc"· K hndufy or~anued a
comph::-atcd plun tooccupvthe I tb) ancmba.'-'Y
in t ondon. Onecun amugine Moammar II) mg
toe:...plom to the: 1\~atollah K home 1m hO\\
and v.h)-he occupied hi~ ov.n cmb.t ''· Cvnic looks at the nel't year·
-· w
.und 'undr} Mtddle En,tern countries. He
then ~"' on .1 tractor '>tare' carne~tly Into
\ BC camero.J\, .md bep!io the Unuc:d State.' to
huh II\ mndnt"
To the a\eru~c In} man, old Moammar,cem.'
a btt touched But m.wbe not. •\ccordmg to
an .trhc:le ear her thl\ wed .. on Nauonal Public
Rudto \ \1ormnlll cllmm. man) ll ~ e/l.pem
on •mernuttonol pohtu., tlunk he\ not really
bah, he only ucts bat\.11' part ol u complicated
image In luct ~o '>U) thc\e expert' . ._hadah
i~quitc:,unc .md nc:tur.11l~ strive!> to look lit.e
the March Hare, as pnn und parcel ol hi'l
lott1gn pohcy. Now lum but an undereruduute 'tudcnt,
und thus such .subtletae\ escape me. I
ha\'c to udmtt, sn all hone!>t), that I don't
umt ..... , •nti rhe difference betv.cen ~omeonc
whooa.muh .md ts nuts o\s Dan Rather once
Pioneer Log, January 10, 1986 No" remember . fo )OU and mt 1\.hadaf}
ma\ ~ec:m to be ~Ill tunnel and no rod "' ~o
lilt' Humlel, it'!~ all rart Olltn imuge,IO keep
hi~ enemic' ofl guard.
ll:nowtng thi,,lleel much better about the
Mtddlt ru\tern\ltUillitln Wsth hmelchufing
at lhe btt tu mnke uno1hcr .ttr ,,n._eon,ometlne..
wath \.1oo1mmur Khudaly an'tulhng \0\ aet untt
a1rcraft bu.ttene' on the ~lc:d1tcrrunean and
'"~umg "''ult"' to un)'<)ll~ who 'II hsten; with
Rt'lnald Reagan. s1 nvtnf to mntch K hudufy
threat J'or threat, \lrUI for \trut, mUC~O (.or
macho, wnh \bu '-11dal ( ..tlello" 'o untasoctnl
he wn!> k1cked ,,ut of the Pl.O because. he
doon '1 work and rlay wtll wuh others) loaksng
for mnocenl b,·,.tandc~ to U)e as cannon
lo~der -withnllthi gom~on,L:nowmgthar
Khndah '" only uflmg craz) make me feel
much better about being or drah nge
Really it doe ....
Reali\, • Jillian Detweiler
Of thf rionm l Ol
B eforc 19~6 beC('Ime toO p.a,,e',J"d hkc: I<'
,hnre m) re'olullon~ lur the new ye.u,
Tho'c n::adcl' "ho did not h;l\ e the ume or
the mchnullon to mukc: new ,·cur's rooltmon'
may feel free to embrace <~n} of the fnlhl\\ 11'1£
.t!o. thetr ov..n
•t wtll "top tonunng m\ p4rent' b) «'nunually
rhreatenan~ to become n \egetanan and JOin
the: Peace Corp~.
• I YOill crutini1e photu ol Ronald Reagan
lor an~ ~igm that he ma~ he aiJmg and perhaps
on the 'erge uf death
• I will no longer submit my palate and m)
'ol.aller to the: pun"hment dealt b} the 1 ruil
R~'om and v. ill pad u ~ hole,ome lunch for
m) body early each mormng. •l.,.,tllendm~ candle hght \tgil fur •IJ~r-tar
Rid) Nehon.
•t \\til bti;-omewell-\cl"'\~ on the oaologtc:tl.
«onl;)mtc :md religiou' amphcat1on~ ol the
Oregon Manjuanu lniullll\e- JU)f m case:.
• I.,, ill buy 50 copses of lUI\ product bc:unng
Rob Gcldor name or image.
• I wall hmit my inta~e of )ltmulants to no • more than tight 'o-Dol 'ol.lth m' momtng
..:off«.
•I "ill not lie: tom\' cJenn t nhoutthc: amounr -ol fli)S)ing I han~ done sin~ m' (a,t chet'~·ur.
nor .,., til I bue him.
• l "'" famihan1e mnc:lf 1.1.1th our n.uton
ci ... it delen .. e polte: nnd cncoura~ rnend ... to
do the same.
Page3 'tikt> Lund
Or tht Pinnkr 1 oc
The Men
1 he men •, bn~kcl ball team. under
the: t utelat,.>cl'l (~"\em pen, return~
toth~ H111Witha,han:olla'l cn..,on\
\ mh\\e't Conteren~ Chamr1on·
,htr Howe,c:r,the Pto"" will hu\'e:s
IOU~h r\lW tO hOC If lhC) fllan lO
match 1hat mark 10 the nt'\\l}·altgnrd
Columbta league.
I tW1' and Ciarlo; will ha\'e,C\('Tal
oh,tadcs to O\>crcome 11 the) hope
to produce' another wmning 'cason
Fif)tl~ the to~~ ol B1ll OJd, to grad·
untion Old'\ le.tder..htr nnd dom·
inanC"eofthccoun O\erthe 13stlour
\'tar"' "-111 he mas...,ed tremendous!\ . . -Also. the Pton~r' w11J likeh• be •
ouhited tn e' ef) game the) pia~
The~ ha' e ju-.t t~o playe"' who reach
the he1ght ol 6 feet 5 mche\ and
ne11her player •~ a '>tarter
hnalh e~penencewill be another
J.;e~ I actor. em pen h•' JU\1 rour
retummg leltermen
No\\ for the good ne"., Dt:\plle a
97--6Q shcllacltng from ~ orner
Pactfic College l:ut Saturda\ the
Pto "sha\'C already earned a4-3 mark.
LC hlti an out~tandin~ group of
hooter... Pla}cr.. hke enion Tom
DonnanandJtm BesM.loand junion
John Lun'>ford .:and Ktr~ libbetts
(the four rt:tuming lettermen) a~
capable of booting lhe light OUt.
\dd to that transfer O"Car Pag:an1,
l C's leading ~corer thus far. and a
fe" ol the other newcomef', and
the P1o~ hould put :a lot of poinh
on the board.
Side Lines
b\ l\like lund • \her 'c:e1ng then carl\ 'ca,on
pill). 11 j, apparent 1 hat I l hiJ' the
.1ggrc :..1\CIIC" to mft~c ur lor 11'
In~:!.: of ''te. I C uut·rehuumJed ,til
thrct orronenl\ II played 10 tht'
Ch1co Stulc lm atational l'oumarncnl
and \\on two ot the three game~
l he P1o\ \\Ill need that 'crapp)
't' le ot pia) to be u compctitl\e ,
\\lnning lxtllclub m Columb1:t League
pia)
t C "til ul~o need h.1~.:l..court
le: der"htplrom Oonnan,uthrec-year
lencrman. II he can clfecll\d) run
theOoor for h1~o tcamund l..ccpcontrol
of their up·tcmro pia), we wills~
the Paonccr te.1m at ah ~t -runnmg
and gunninF "hen the} do thot
the\' should be 1ble to beat ..tnyont • o\nd don 'c I orgct the old ta'"-mn:>ter
on the ,jdehne<o ·em pert alway
manage\ 10 produce n w1nner
The Pto\ pia} at Oregon InstitUte
of 1 echnology on Fnda) and
outhern Oregon State ('ollege on
aturda} then rt:turn home ror a
\tonda\ nt@ht b:sttlewtth W1llameue
Unwer.1t) Game ume 1\ 7 lO p m
The Women
The book on the women\ b~
'-etball team read' much tht 'ame
d!> the: men·,
The Lad' Pio·J. art: luckmg height,
with Ia :!It , cur' .. tar.> Emil) Nel on
and \\and:. "trutko gone, and
e:\pcnence the) aho ha'e just
rour retumtng lettermen .
The.solution to their weakn~~
1 ul'\o the: amc a-. the men pia\
:lt!!re\\1\'tly, uJ.e quickne."' to thcar
advantage: nnd let the 'hooter" fire
ut Will. Agatn, th1 no-holds-harrt:d
l"heball :ucs ms1de to the h1g man po\ung Ufl. With elbow wtth: and
read) tnruni,hhegrab thebullllrnll) \\llhbolhhamJ .Onc:dnbblc •• ,
qutcl: shuffle oil he feet and he loft :. Jump hon~ that find' nothmg but
net
Bill Olds to the hoor
For the pa.st four \tars I hat \\Bli n fam1har 5oa£ht m Pumphn .sron:.
C'.enter E\'C:r) ~arne Utll \\OUid thrill us \lollh hts rugged pill\ h1 fine
shooungtouch, tm intenSit) and n arn\' ol sro\\ b.tmd C'O\\ i Ball ha.~
grndu:ned. though, and 100&) u' JU t n p1ckup game 1n fl'amplin
Bill"' llS a tar lonhe Paoncer hasketboll team and a ran Ia\ orite \\ uh
ht~ .. dis-po'>tllon todommatc... -There v.:as not hang qune lil:e ccmg Bill
grnung h1 teeth and clenchmg h1s fi "after htuing a hot or r1ppmg
do\A.n fl <rebound
UpongraduaunglllSt pnngthe • lootfi\'CinchOhbgotushotatthe
PonJand 1 ratlblu7.cr roo~Je camp n \\3\ a long hot. But. a' man)'
othlet~C:\l:ntuall} do hc:fcll p~) to.m tnjury:acracked kncccup. Full)
recovered, Bill as now knod:tng dO\\n 20 potnts n game: "htle pia) mg
ball co German}.
On th1 da)' BllltSLakmg a "hort \'acauon b) vis111ngsomc fnends on
the Hill antl. of rourn". doinE w bat he lo\~\. pia) ing ba~kctball Occng
much :.honer than Bdl. I ha\c the unc:m table 111Jk ol guanhng h1m.
8tll plays at the guard po,ltion 10 German\ .. ,,.~ ~tnd of mcc to be
able to 'hoot from outstde and watch the: other guy:. figlu 1011o1de for a
chan~." h~ \&ld
A fort he leu:l 01 pia~ in German) Btlha)s, "Thc:rels a Joe ot me, but
not u I vi of talent.-
t:nrl) in lhegame Billlaunche a 20foocerngainst me unu l'mgnntful
for II. The te~-s I ha\e to fight Wtth h1m tns1de the happser I will be
The ball bounces off the nm.
.. Schel$!~
Afler bcmg 1n German\ for a \\h1le. B11l dotSTI't ~wear m Enghsh
IU1)'1110TC
\1) team goes on to \1, m the g~me Bill cored a fe\\ ond rebounded a
fe'A Am:umgly enough. so d1d I
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all hough 1 hat 'oumh unimprc''" e,
11 ""'the: be~t record the\ ha\c had
tn \C\eral \Ci11'\
In li\'t ve:~r-., C<1ach Rnn<h ~tlrdlol
h~ mo\cd tw> team 'lo\\1~ hut ~urdy
up the lnddcr o( 'ucce.,, llc rt:ah7c~
the lq86 campntgn \\til tc:'t that
>earl) 1mpro\'emc:nt ~tc: ,urn' up
the kC') to h1' team\ \UCCC:'' thl'
year m one word "Reboumhng"
In their f1r t C\en game-.the Pao·
n~l"\ were outrebounded bv ,, rutio • of near!)' two to one. l he n:~ult'! A
1·() ~ord .
Howc\er lu!>l Saturda~ LC out
rebounded Northweo;t (ollege b) a
48-37 count to po!>t an 88 68 home
VICtOr)
fhe Ptoneer.; forced scvcrnltur
novcrs early 1n the game wuh a
trapp1ngpres' but fat led tocap1tahze
on the Engle\' m1st.tkes
On the strength of some good rree
throw '>hoottng orthwe~t edged
into n 22-19 lend with 7 18 to ploy
m the first hall
Late m the hnlf, the hd came off
the P1on~r hoop a' fre~hmnn
"'11chelle Thoma' began bur\ mg
JUmp ~hots from the b~ehne and
hereeo Reane\1 alc.o a lre~hman ,
put three offen'IIVe board~ bad, in
for six pomt~ Juntor. Kaue (gan
and k1m Rmk also got hot for the
Paon~r'\ wh1lc LC moved ahead
43 36 at the halr.
'\'ordlof had his team open the
second penod with a hiM-court tnlp
..
Bill Olds 1 hat pamcd to be u ~nod dc.cl~ton . ll "now 2 {l on the yc:ou
1 he l aph:' agam turned the ball ll 'hot 4Q percent from the held
o\er bull hi\ umc thd nd\ Pw\ got und 77 pen:c:nt hom thdme l"homu.o;
c:a'\ bn,kct' at the other end led a bulum:cd 'connp .tHad With
~.Hh) c opplt.a frc,hman 'cored lb Rc:.mc~ , [gan and Rmk hud 14
1 hrec ttmc\ on tht break and l { '-' ptc~.oc nnct l opplt bugged II
opened a 57-40 adHJntoge bdon:
"'orth\\ t\t could call a tlmtout With
ll "S to plav. from there the Pto\
con, ted to a~ eu.,y 20 potnt victory. I he \\ll01cn are 1n oct1oruu home
on 'aturdn\ all p m aRamst Pomona
<.. ollc:ge.
Swim team tests the waters
Gary Goldsmith
Of lhr Plonttr toe
Gary F mblc:n\ 1986 P1onecr'" 1m
team wtll take: to the pool for the
flr'>t tame tonight at /ehntbauer
\\lmmtng Pavthon
1 hr: PtosWJmmcrs w1ll ho!.l Pacific
l uthcran Univenuy and the l nt·
ver.lly of Aln)k.Jin a 7 p m meet
Emblen sntd he h:u h1gh hope<,
for ht~ team thts year "Our team
~hould be u strong compctttor
although the men\ team loeb the
expenence th:H the women hu"e "
Thewomen\teamwillberetummg
t hrccvcteran sw1mmers w11h nauonal
compeuuon expencnce Leann
Oes1let a ~enaor, tna Young and
Zoe llw.. bothjuntof\,areallexpectc:d
to compete \\ell 1n f>l'\tncts and
return to 'I altonah th1~ veur
"l ht women veterans w11l do fine
thl\ vear E:mblen ~a1d "l.ook for
fre,hmen \1ecla "'1uter and Le,Jte
haw to\\ tn 'orne events, al,o."
l mblen .. aadheexpectsthe\\omen
to be l>Upenor in the frecst)le und
the bli.:a,l\troke. l ht Pto men·~ team e~penenced
los'e' to graduation and a Incl. of
returner~. but I mblen 1~ confident
thut ht\ new frc~hmen and tr,1nsfcrs
w1ll:.urpno,esomepeople ~ophomore
uycc: Marttn, the onlv men'li. vet.
w1ll be JOtned by freshmen Matt
Roth ,u1d Kevm Sh1elds. Roth. out
of Sundy, ha~> already qualified for
Nauonals 10 lhe 200 meter butterfly,
llnd S lucid!>~~ a "hard working and
quacklytmprovmgyoungsw1mmer ..
Another newcomer" "'1tke rearl,
a 1 ran)f er from S yrocu\e U naver.>uy
"I expect htm to fim-.h m the top s1x
In a couple of evenh tn thedl~tnCt,"
Emblen )Uid
The men\ ~trcng th should be in
the butterfly and the backstroke .
cmbJen 'ii.Ud he 1\ \till loOking fOr U
real"blue ch1p .. brctl\tstroker .
1 he Lew" and (lark '>Wtm team
i' e'p cted to battle: lor one of the
top three. \flOh Ill the ~orthwcM
C onlen:nce w uh PI t and\\ 1llamcttc
l nl\cf\IIY
Bet wt"tn .somes Bill practice) ale\\ dunl.:~. He'> jumpmg better now
lie even telb u: the ~tory ol hi' fir, I c.1recrdunk 10 E uropc Pto fan~ can
onl) imagine h<:'W pumped up he mu't have bctn .tftor thnt
He \till ha!n 't :•dju.,teticomplttch to the {,ermun llte,tyle The met ric
'''tem ha!i been g1nng h•m a lillie trouble "I'm one meter 90, a
'even-rooter'" two mcteN 10 ··say:> Btll
Well, we .. tart another JMmt and th1s umc Bill i .. n 'tloohng around. I
don't thtnlo. he lilo.c:d m) team wmntng 110d me pl:t)"tng .1Jonp "tth h1m
Fir~t. Btlltak e~ me in. ide ;tnd tl" e' men la\IC <'I hi' JUmp hool< und a
t.sMe of h1s elbow liter .til}
~nt, wuh mo\t of my teeth l>ttllmtul:l, I find m\ ,c:IJ .tlone between
B11l and the biiSlct on a brenk awa~ ··~t:w 10 (runt ui h1m .md t.tLe itlil.:e
:t man, I tell my ... clf. I do, Bill clear. me out "ith a still arm~~~ hcla'i' the:
ballm. I call an offen'>t\ie foul. Bill tell~ me thut•s lcgnltn German\. Oh,
Ol.;ay •
l:l1ll Olds to the hoop.
I nte1 on u<:the 'hot got."" up I gee good rebounding po~itton on 8111.1
pre: part: to JUmp :.u high us m) 'ore i.:n« wllltaxe me. ~o doe Bill.
e:\cept he\ on m) back. We both go up I mu .. t have Men cral\
becau'e I come back dov.:n hard a"> Bill grab' ll und Ia)' it tn •
"It· leg;llto go over the back 10 Germany. too," c:~lmmcnt' Btll
.. Gn:at Bill, but we're in Amcrica,"l think II\ I scrape mv,ell nil tht'
nour. •
~ow he':. getting all the rebound' mal..mg alit he ,hot!> and Lnocking
me around like a volleyball.
fvcn though I'm ~a king allth" abu'it I cun 't help hutthtnk hov.: niCC' it
1s to 'ec Btll agum. I thtnk of all tho'e great games he ~uve u' rhe
Cli.Citcment fbc scowl' And the vtctonc,
. Btll has changed In~ locatiOn, and even a lc\\ parts of hi\gumt:, but he's
, .. u tl great playerwhojU'it love' IO play Bc:.t or all he\ till the :!lame nice
guy. And you gotta belic'e that somewhe re in Germany there are
ba ketballlam that lo\c to watch htm play the wu\ we did.
You know •.. BtU Olds 10 the hoop 'I here\ nothing quite hke 11.
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Of tht Plo
LtWL~ und ClarL:
1 perm.ment prov
J:tcquelyn I
unanimou\lp.elc:c
,carch com mil let
the Board oil ru!lt
tdcntJamC\C.ardnl
Ch:ur of lht Pro~
m1ttet s.tid
··wearcdeli8htl
Mattfeld ha., accc
prdcrenceof thec1
~11d The pro\ ost 1
tncluded li\e racu
\tattlc:ld" ll) o;clc
Con
on lj
lfp,ct by the:
alcohul at c:amJ
last October.
ludc:rman ha
c.ompromtse so
I he: ong•nal
~tate that' no h~
'er"cd at cnmpt
are ad\lcrlhcd
include a specifi
lbe 'uggc:..ted
that "hard alco1
ac campu' pana
conducive to 'ocll
alcohol must be
drink~. no 'trai
to ensure that
m~obric:t) does
hand. alcohols\\
Thtu i' the !.Cf\
hard alcohol at
w1ll not be allo'!
Zuckerman~
thl$ comprom1s1
Awarene!l., Co~
campus ~•dent$
and prefer hard al
e>.cluded from c
The Alcoh
Committee COIJ
~tudcnt.\ mo\1
campo~ wrot
guidelines last l
to Oregon·., ne~
Ia\\ and heig~
awarenes~ 1
A>i\OCIIlle D
Denise Thom
erman\proJXMI
compromtsc o
\~te
•member of
ne." pan)