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Volume 50, Number 11

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1986-01-01

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1986 Lewis and Clark College Vol. SO No.I I
January 16, 1986
a eld selected frrst provost
Roban Franzen
or lhr rlonttr loa
l.cwt~nnd LlarL: College has found
a Jl('rm.mcnt pruvosl.
Jut•tplclyn M nt tfeld w.ss
unanimou,ly 'elected by the provo!> I
,carch committee and .1pproved by
the Board ol r rU'iiCC'> and I c Pre~ ­
Jdenl.lamc:sGunlncr Stephen Kno'
Ch•ur olthe Provo'lt Settrch Com­
m111ec ,nid.
"We Jrc delighted that Jacquelyn
'lotH tid hils ,sccepted ()he was the
prdcrrnceofl hc:commmcc ''K.nox
)31d The fl' ovos1 ~c:arc:hcommmee
1nc:ludcd live I acuity members.
Mattlcld was \elected I rom a group of fourfinalisu including two women
and one As1an Her most r~nt
• position WU'i as provo\t and dean of
the faculty at the College of ~ha
rle~ton Prior to that she w.1o; the
t ecutlvedlrectoroftht (Jovernor's
Blue Rsbbon Comm1~"on on H 1gher
Education nnd 1 ht Economy fort he
<itate of ConneCtiCUt the prestdent
ofBamnrdColl~d~nofthefacull y
and of academ1c nfTn1rs and profc:s~or
of musu: at Brown llmver~ll }' and
provost, and dean oft he I acuity and
professor of mu~1c hsstory at SMah
l awrence College
Mauield hold~ numerou., honorary
deg~US, mcludmgtho1oefrom Rrown
l niversity and Yale llntver.tty. has
Compromise found
on liquor guidelines -
Meghan Fichtenau
Of tht Pioneer to&
Up,c:.l b\ the hanmng of hard
alc:oh< I at campu!> wtde pnru~
la\1 Octobe1, JUmor Oav1d
Zud.crma n has proposed a
compromi~ t 'iOiuuon
I he onginul party gutdel1nes
\tJle thut · no hard hquor may be
\Cr\Cd at cnmpu..' part1e~ whtch
•ue advcrtl\ed and or do not
indude a !>pC:clfit. gue=-t l~t."
Thc,uuc,ted rewordmg ~tat~
lhtu "hurd alcohol 1., permitted
at campu-; por11e!> prov1ded it is
ronduci\c tosoc1uldnnl.tng. Hard
, alcohol must be served sn mh.ed
drinh, no 'tru1ght 'ihots Also.
to cMurc that behav1or and
10\obriety doe' not get out of
hand. alcohol., \\Ill not be mtxcd
That j, the .. erv1ng of beer and
hard alcohol at the 'lame party
~111 not be allowed ••
luc~erman stud he proposed
this comprom1~e to the Alcohol
\warcnt)\ (omm1ttee because
campu-. t"e'lldC:ntl> whodblike beer
and pn:fer hnrd alcohol were betng
excluded from campus part1cs. 1n k.cepang wsth the )pirit and
sntc:nt of the gusdehne ~ ..
The comprehensiVe gu1dehnes
are currenlly bemg p~nted and
dtscusscd between the Alcohol
Awarenes~ Commstee and all
dorm coun,ll!> U other group!>
want to dt~cus the gu1dehne'
they should contacl Thomp~on .
Alter the) have talked wuh
the dorm councib the Alcohol
Awareness C' ommmee will dntft
an apphcatson procedure bll! ed
on the ~t puns of e.-.istingdonn
pohct~ and the ~uideline:-. Once
tht:. apphcauon procedure has
been drafted 1t wtll also be di'\·
cus~ed 10 the donru
Thomp,on antsc1pnte~ the
gu1dehne !l and apphcauon
procedur~ to be 1n place by the
end ofthetenn Ho\\e\er p.lrtlt.'
g1ven from here on out "hould
keep the gu1dehnes 1n mtnd.
Thompson sa1d
The ban on hard alcohol at
campu~ -w1dc pan te.,followedan
Oct. 4, 1985 up.,sdedown mlll'­
ganta party wh1ch ~ulted 1n
damage to bathroom fixture' 10
Platt Hall had e~tem. ive Jlumnae and trustee
uctlvtlles, varied con~ulungroles and
published reM:arch.
In ·• phone intervie\\ with Mat tfcld
she said she wa'l'"veryu cited" about
tommgto l.C .. llovcw or~1ogwuh
younpoolleges ••. I like the: p1oneering
pan of tl .. Mullfeld sa1d
Another factor 111 herdec"1on to
come. to I.C WII.A that .. I thought the
chtml,trv wu~ temftcwtth the Pre,
tdc:nt and the E~tcuu~ V1o: Pl't.'ltdent
lor Admmt.strnt1on(01ck Soretl.\On) -
\ht 'IUid
I ewis and Clark's growing pain~
\lemming lrom Mission Planning
and liS aftermath lea\e Maufeld
undaunted ... I don't think I kno~ a
college llround that bn't in a penod
of ch.mge. The only thsng con!>tant
in thi soc1el)' is change, so lgu~ I
don't thin~ unythingunusualabout
that," 'ihe said.
When Mattfeld vi~itcd LC in
November 1 he most pos1uvc things
he noted about the campus were
what a good curriculum the college
hi.L'i, ·what ab~t . commnted lacult)
there i~" and what ~eager students"
a11end llte mo!t wom,ome point
Wil~ "the app.ttent atnOUnt of division
wnhin the faculty about certain
~~.,ue~"
While Mattfeld'sndvanc1ngellreer
h~n~,itated mnnymo~. :.taymg
at most po .. itionstor a maximum or
li\e vears, shesa1d .. 1 hooe th1s time
(at l.C) f1ht.n\ 101·Hcrcommmment
to I.C might be best 1nd1cated by the
lact that five yean ago. along With
Gardner she was a candidate for
1 he college prt:'\ldenc}.
rollowtng the announcement of
Maufeld'sacceptanceGardner a1d,
"lthsnk 'hewase>.tremel) 1mpn:s..,ive
throushout the entire sntervie.,..
proce.' m her sntc:racuon.; with
faculty,studentsand admmistnltor.-. "
Mattfeld htl!>acombtned Bachelor
of \rl\ degree sn hbenll art!l from
Goucher College and adtploma I rom
the PenbodyConservatoryor Music.
Her Ph.D. from Yale Unaver.ttl)' 15
in the H1~tory ol Mus1c
M a1tleld wtll :usume herposirton
a!> provost "omet1me tht\ ::.pnog. In
the mtenm, Arletgh Dodson will
conunue ~college pro,o::.t
Sullivan Principles key The Alcohol Awareness
Commmec, compri\ed of ~even
studenb mo\t of whom hve on
campu~ wrote the ongtnal
gu1dehnes last year 10 respon'e
to Oregon·=-nc\\ drunk dnvsng
ln..... and he1ghtened nauonal
awarene"
A''ociate Dean of <;tudenlS
lXnise Thomp,on !>aid Zuck­
erman\ pro~ -wtL\ a lcgtllmate
comprom~c: on potnt 13 and 1\ The college:\ ol fic1al pohcy on
dnnling on campu) has not
changed It suu~thatthecollegc
does not condone the brea~ IOf
of aoystute or fcderolla""' The--e
IJUidehn~ arc onh to advise Trustees vote to divest
tuden~ of mort ~pon,ihle wa~
to sponsor and attend parue. ...
I
I I \lcttoou. I ir#u­
.\\~ClCtalt Oean of~tudtnb Omlw Thompwn and M.uro Abbn.we:w,
• member of the Alcohol A wartnHS ( ommltcee, wait to dl\CJU\ the
ne\t p11rty guidellnt\ with the f'or~t Dorm C oundl. Ramona Brand~
Or thr Piun~r Loa
A d«1~ion to d1\e.sl l.e,~i~ and
Clarl ( ollcge common (undlo trom
outh \fric m companies who do
not.L-.cribetotheSulh\an Pnnctpl~
"a~ reached b) the Board on·ru)tCO
sn their w1nter \hston Jan. b.
1 he deci!IIOn for the: dl\lestment
was unammou' ~tmong lhc: board
memben. who w~rt present (on oting,
neun ol Student:\ Meg O'Hara said.
Uo\licvcr. as the Sl)Uth AJrican
.. uuanon 1 highly' olutile, and the
p~ent 'ituation may chan~ -~'Cn~
mo) dictate the need for a rc­
evaluatlonol theded 1on, .. O'Hara
\llld.
The \ulhvan Pnnciplc:s .,.. hkh
South Alncan ~omp • .mie" mu .. t
D\cribc to to matntztin imbtments
of LC\common lund are <u folio" s·
• Non·segregati<.'ln of the races 10 -alleating.comJ<,rt and \\orl.: lilcilities.
• Equal and lair emplo)ment
pnu:tices for :til employeo .
• Equalraytorallemployeesdoin.g
equ;sl or ~o.omparuble \\Or~ lor the
~c penod ol ume.
o lnlllatson and de\elopment ol
a1nining program." that.,.. ill ru~pare.
in ~ub,tanttal numbers. hlad' and
other nM .,.. hales lor u~n.-i~of),
admini.m·.uwc:. cltnculand tc<'hni.:al
jobs,
• Jncre.t tnJ.!the number of bl:u:b
1.1nd olhernon ·whnesin management
and )Uptl'\ l Or')' pit IliOn~
• Improving the quaht) ol
employees' hH~:" oubtdc the \\Qrk
en\ ironment in,uchan:nsa.shou-.ing,
tramportation. sthooliog, recreation
and hc.alth racihu~
!\AAv (South lncan ,\ctmn
Group) \ t~;c:· Pre tdent Lorna
l od.,..ood • .,..bo ~poke before the
Board ol Trustees on lheu ue, aid,
"I thinl< the tru tee ha\e ~me a tong v.a) in their thm\o.ing on th\s
IS ue.but notasfarasSAAG\\ould
like them ao go.
"Tius d~·~•on has a \er. shm -smpact on the South t\fncan popu-
lation (lc» th.sn I perccnt), .. l..ock­
.,..oo<baid . "lthought thed&u Jon
sn the m«ung Wtb thoullhtlul but 1
di!>&!Jf~\\;th their philo or h)., he
tru,te~· masn locu IS 11 fuduciacy
respon.,ib1hl) ,and lthml.; the) hA\e
a higher obhgmion. The) hould
ha\oett more o~cademic. philu..,ophtcul.
and moru.l respolbibtht)." Lockwood
aid.
The board ortru.m~dld OOt\\1 h
for a tvtal dt estment m order to
maintain 3Jl influence m the oountr.
relorm. O'Hara 111d
A G members held 11 1lent vtgtl
out ide the Tha)cr Room • dunng
thc:Jan.6Board M«tsng Thegroup
''!>Ued a memo 10 ~1udcn1 • fa uh\
and taJT pnur to the mcellng. urgsn~
patti iration Mort than 20 people
j,..,ined the slent protest --------
News Briefs
• •
'\ome O~ontan!> r~Ct' ed :l p.t~
r 11't \\hell the' •tate\ new mtntmum
~ :u:e Ill\\ wenttnto eflcct ordan I
' BureAu oft :thor and lndu .. ute~
C'ommt• wncr ~1al'} Robert' 'lltd
lcgt,lation pa. ed dunng the 19 5
~'"'" r.st't:' Oregon\ mtntmum
\\net' I rom_) 10 to SJ) an h,,ur.
mat.mg 11 c-.ual "1th 1 he federal
muumum \\'B!!C'. Mo\t o~J!lln
emf\IO~ce,,c:\C'Cpt for -ttlbpc:I"C'Cnt
emplo\ cd in 'malltntra,tatc: bu,t·
nc ... c, '' c:re ulrcad} cmerc:d b) the
lcderal mtmmum ''age of S' .. l5
"The: ne" Ia" ''mpl) £" e' u' one
umlorm mtmmum "a~ c." Roberts
'lid
The nc:" Ia" \\til a"o duectl}
:~Ucct tipped emplo\C:e, ,
Bcforetht,lu\\ pu ed.emplo~c:r.
"ho fell under the reguhmon ot the
1edernl mmimum ~age law could
use the difference llct\\ «n the federal
und 'late: minimum \\Jtgc: ••!\ u "up
cre<ltt" ir 1 he) Nuld pro\"t lhetr
cmplovte~ c:nrned t hlu much an hour in tiJ" Be<'tlu\c the mmimum wogc'
ure nowidenttclll, cmplover,c;,tnnot
tal:t' u tip credit tn htu ol !lA~ tn~;
\\Ul;C,, hc\.'Uu'c tt ".l~uin't tht• In\\
tn Oregon h\ f'll\ cmployt~;,co,cred
b' cuhcr fcdcml or 'tate mtnimum • \U):ela\\ ~IO\\ thd)tC£OOnlimmum
\\age ·'' oiJan I. ull cmrlo_}ers or
••rred cmplo)Cel> mu't fl·'~ the full
~.l JS an hour. regardlc c\l tip'
rxemptl rom mimmum \\ nge IO\\
n:qutrcment nrc \\.lme ,~.&sonal
agm·uhural \\Orler"\, O<Calttonal
hab)'ttter\, dome t1c \\Mler:o..
new .. paper ~arncr. .tnd other..
hn more tnlormatton on ''h1ch
c:mrlo)ers arc required to pu} min­
t mum \\at;c. ontact um Burc.1U ol
lnbor .and lnriu,trtr' nfhce. •
1 hc: re\trtetton on be\crnge\ in
the t\ubre\ Walle~ t 1hrun hru. been ' rc'tandcd on n t rmt b1""
The change, tn eftcct ... mcc 'o'
14. I 985, 1s '>UbJCCI tot he I olio'' tng
conc.htwn •
After a crippling accident. a child learns
to walk. All over again.
Pagel Thanks to the 96 local volunteer
agencies of the United Way which provide
for those in need
But help costs money. Today more
than ever.
With inflation and a severe shortage of
Federal funding, United Way dollars
have become a matter of life or death for Elections calendar released
• -.: on·ulcoholtc be\ erage' ''nh·
•lndt\ldual' bnn~ms be' c:ragc' mto
tht hbrar\ ilTC re\JH)O\iblc (or the
proper di\po,al of the container .
• f\tetdcnt' ,hould be reported to
1 he c1rculuuon de!>k ammed1utel) .
The ind1\lduul wtll be rc:,pon\ihk
lor rephtCtng oiO) damab'td matcnnl\
• Under no circum,tunce" are be\·
crage' allo~cd in the l i~tenmg
Center. \11 iaocomputer I ub or~ hen
u'ing r:ue booh.
The rc,tncuon on lood in the
hbrar} will rematn an Ioree. lndi·
'idua" 'tolaunp the: rc•.ulcllon on
lood "Ill be c;ubjtcl to a S5 ftnc-and
othcrllrproprh lteda\Ctplinnl'} acuon
•
Proposal\ for indl\ tdual paper
pre~entauon~. complete work.,hops,
ant.l complete panel'> \\llh three or
tour rnrticipanl~ arc welcomed I rom
undergraduate and ttraduate\tudcnt!.,
lacult\ and commun1t\ member.
for lhc 198l\ Gender Citudies
. \ • ( andtdate petHton .. ure no\\
uvmlablefor ,, .. ocmted liitudent\
of I cw•~ Jnd (lark eh:~.:uons
The \Chc:duldo rthe I 986electton'
"a.' relcru.cd la!tl "eck.
Cuthcnnc Enfield chatrorthe
f:IC('tion C ommt'>'ton.unnounced
the ,chedule whtch includes a
deadline lor petiUOO\ or Fridll),
feb ' \ candtdate\ mcctin~
will be held Monda), Feb 10.
und t.Jmpnt[!n ~peeche,are \lated
(orl·eb 17 20 ~tudcnt .. wilhote
lot ,til \\I ( pO\lltOn\ on 1 UC\·
da}. Feb. 25 "tth thee ceptton
oll\1 ( (lnternnuonul tudenb
<;ympO!.IUm
General topic areas (or paper11
etc w11l tnclude. but arc: nothmttc:d
tu gender race. clal>s, and culture
~ubmu a 250.word abstract, a
cop\ or a completed puper or n
dc:scr1ptton ol a propo,ed panel or
too many of your community agencies.
There's no limit to what can be achieved
by the human spirit Don't put a limit on
your contribution to the United Way.
Give.
United Way. ol I e" t\ and ( lurlo..) po!.tiiOO\
l~t l elewomure.,chedulc:d for
Wc:dnc'>dll} "vturch 5
I he elected po~tllOO~> WJI hm
'\'I ( are pre,tdcnl v1ce pre'>l·
dent' of lnformuuon and Pro­
ttrummtng Budget and Ftnunce,
and 'tudcnt Acudemt c Affain
Bllard three ~tudc:nts·ut·lnrge,
and ,c,enjudic1al bonrd JU!>IIcc'
W1nner' w1ll hold office durmg
'Jlrtng term 191!6 and full and
\\tnter term' 1986·87.
for mun: mrormauoncontact
F.nfteld at c:xt 3651!
work,hop by Feb 10 Include your
nume tn'llttutional orgunuattonal
affihntton, maihngoddrc!>siUld phont
number
'-lubmts\IOn\ should be addrc-.<;Cd
to.k ~n Ward utthc DeanofFncult)·\
offict
PIONEER LOG
Ednor In Chief R n Franzen
Mana;lng Editor Meghan F!Cf\tanau
Newa Editor· 'lil Ha.,.nes
Opinion Editor ron L~cn
FuturH Editor: •· "l)etwc ter
5p(-·1 Editor M• 4 td
Pho ~rephy Editor 1\/(l ~
Buslnut Man•,. ... 3.1y Gtlman
Copy Editor "w~ r R<r..~>flOOum
Circulation Mana;er , •stm Jouppo
Circulation Aulstant~ 1acy Luetn
Advertising Manager Blcnoc~ Hyoc
Advertising Staff hn tlset1Cf
Futurea Wrllara· 111 !lin Oiltv.ctlc
I l I 0 Cormctl IJwr r
11"11' ~
Opinion Wrltare· lammyFenll
M ll'ltl~ I :tilt llo.lu RICh8fCI lo~l
!om L,'!J<•n Kart ~nomourg Jell w.111
.ten 1;11CWam t
Nowt Writ era. Ramona Brandes
Ac < •n f 161\Zf'n Moghan FICtllul\llu J
01P'l ~Y''' '>hella Mclntcn Dlllni'
R tb
Sporta Wrftera·.Adam Blown Michael
· n ,.., •C ld!.mlll'l Mil< fl Lund
Photogrephere· CatOI CnPP!mg(lf
twl· , . r Nena u Da ..o Md<ay
M .•• >N, :man
Production Start· Bob GlatM llae~
B , 1l.iul0y JacQuchnc Evans;
"~ ;:,c;ll:app "'"t fran. 'llub.c.Grcu ~~~Ltbrand
Compoaltlon 110\18 Scou
Adllilel'! ~ !o tlriSU!OsOrl
Spiritual Guidance· Br nden Hyde
N . 8. .
A a~l altl\ank you to Tlaha Steimle
for alaat-mtnutt aave.
POSTMASTER : ScooBOcJresschatV..s
It 'I IF r':QNEER LOG 061 5 s w Pai.JiiiiC
rf•IIRCl.ld 1-0ftlallCI OR97219 SUbsa•PltOOS
are S8 V(larly Scc.ond ella postaoo pal(l ot
Portland Or fJ00r1
fh!J P1011ot11 LOQ IIISC.Mltllhertghl tOdetiY
nny odYcri•semont which Mlleeltac:cntroryto
IC)UI'nat~tiC ••n\lalano COIJ•106 poliCies
V•l'~ extJ~cssoJO nco 1nose of tM wr11ers
olldoo notnec:cssafltyrellect the IIIOV..Oitne
SludOnt body Ill • faculty Clf the coctf.'ge
edmm•llltahon Unsigned tld•IQ'Illls ato liUO
~tied and aro llppto.ocd by lhO odotor and
managora of ltliS noWSC)flp(lr aoo relkld tno
majOr II~ opncn OIII'IOSO OlhCCfll
ScklcbOn of CGJtoontl oppoalillQ Ill lhO
0p'tl •f>Cilon l:l the tftSCJCIOSjtJIIIY 01 11'10
()p.no00 1:0 to·
THE PIONEER LOG IUSPS-433-7001
ill puo .·.tt· a w kly "•c·1)1 on nolid..rVS t1f
tno ~ACIIIIVCI Sluck:nt:. 01 LIJ'NIS and ()larto;
Co1Jcoo oe 1 ssw Pn.latlnttHfAoaci. ~
OR972l9
Pioneer Log, January 16, 1986 Oun uf Foe
homtntm all
An anon•
tnhutcd loth
llllard of r
~"«llnplaming
andudmt nt)o
tdcntJnmc I
\lgncd by I he
I..C\\lsund Cl1
~uru;c~t~ the.'
ra.::uh~ mem
Oc:anofF
callc:d a f.tcu
and pn:~en\
demning thl
hominem (P:
of 1 he letter.
Je.w Wa1
fucuh~.clwtrt
Ward'lutd Rc
OUI of lO\\ f1
comment
denouncmgtl
the faculty VI
support Req
vote wa .. 56
abstatntng
Before the
Humamuesd
a memo w1tti
faculty mem
meeung "I
abume ltho
\COtlmtnLc; thl
held for 'lOr
'iaid
~ldidnhec
aletterwedid
a lo\laJty oalh
I he dean\ ( ~
Fn
F
Pionee tsed
t!llllom..
uled tor
Wlthm
!C rHC\1•
nd Pro
~ ·tnanct
Aflat~
u Iorge,
Justices
:during
fall and
!Contact
lCiude your
• • am1auonat
;sandphont
caddres~d
offacully'
tier
Mc-Kay
GIITWJ
baum
n.Jouppc
l.uetu
noen H'IU
f
tv. 'Crier
~n launa
"' Leider
Jell Wall
1enau J
n O•irll:'
:M TraCl
Evans
a Stelmlt
cssthangell ,w Palaltnl.l
bU:IrptrCI\S
li!QO paodt!l
llgtl110<Iflfl'(
tacontraJVlO
iolic:!o~
llnu wnt1;11s
YlawJOirne
tno oouoge
tsaro!IUQ·
cdr lOll and
relied thO
S-133·7001
~da'f.i..b1
IS&nda..
p!IU. Portland.
6, 1986 Dean of Faculty
Candidates list narrowed to 22
Otan ur l·acull) \ndrew Rembert condenmed the anon\'mou' and ~&cl
hominem attack in the leuu .. entto the Board or J fU'IICC\ . ~heila McLaren
or lht riontf'r L.nc
1 he liu of rnnd1dates for the ofli~:e
off )can of the College of Arts and
Scu~nces ha been narro" cd do" n
from Ill to 22 I he current dean,
Andre\\ Rembert. will \'acntc the
JOb .tl the end Of IbiS )C:tr
I he panng do~ n was accomp·
h~hcd Jan q b) the crctning
Committee. a ~ubgroup oflhe Dc:Jn
Starch Commattec . F.d1th Ktlhuck,
pror~sor ol music and n member of the Screentng Committee, satd the
cntrrc Search Committer. w1ll meet
this wed: to rC'iev. the 22 nommces .
1md to rend < . .ny nc:\\ npphcatton~ .
Helena Carbon, anoctate pro­
fes!.or of psychology and l:halt ol
the Sc:.m:h Commutee. stud the:
dc:ct ton\ ol the commttt~ are
"represcnuunc:ol the~ hole school •
Thccomrnuteoll2ancludesafaculty
member from each or the lour ncn­
dt:miC d1\1~inn , lntcnm l'r0\0 I
.\rle1gh Dod on, and n:prcscntall\"0
oft he Ia\\ school, Board oiTm.,tces,
undergraduate and gradu.stc tudenl bod1es and a mc:mber-al·lnrge.
1 he eurch began 1n cnrl~
Sovembcr, "11h lc:lltr and lsdH:r·
tiscmcnusent to publtcation and a
'arrcty of colleges and un1vers1tle.'\ ,
Cur:n:nt emplu) ees of l.c:\\"11 and
Chu~ were siMHnformed .. We sent
nut 1he net as far as we could to
make ~urc man) avenues were
reached,· Carl on a1d
K ilbud.SaJd the Search Commntec
no\\-needs .. more matcnnl from ref­
erences (of the apphc-.tnt ), so we
cnn't be sure nght no\\ about the
nc 1 deadhnc date "
Faculty disavows letter
J. Dana Hayne~
Of tht f'10nrcr I o~ Diagnostic improvements lead to
increased reports o disease
Au anonvmnu .. letter wa~ dt~ •
1rllm1t'd In I he mcmtx·rsofthecollcgc
Jln,ud nl 'J rustee~ an l>cccmbcr,
cmnrl,untng ubnUI ~pcc:1lic rroblems
ltndJidrnlnl.-.tr.thlr , tncludsng Pre •
ulenl J.unc:~ Gardner I he letter ''"l"
rgnc:d by 1hc Commillcc to Prc,crvc:
I.e'~' und Oar~,.111d 1 hc:infor mat ion
,uggc-.t\ the "riter or \Hiters .rre
f:u:uhy member.
l>canofP.1cult' -\ndrc:w Rem ben
called u luculty mecung for Jan. 8,
and prc:,cntc:d n Te!IOiution con·
dcmning the anonymou" and ad
homanem (per!lonul attack) nature
lllthc: letter
Jean Ward, as!mtant deao of
lacult) chau'CC.t thehalf-hourmeetmg.
Ward );.ud Rem ben who ha:, been
oul of town and unavailable: for
comment delivered a 11pecch
dc:nouncmg the letter With nodebate.
I he faculty vo ted by secret ballot to
wppon Rem ben\ re~olutton 1 he
vote wus 56 ye!>, four no and )llt
ab\lammg
Bel ore the: meeting, Jerry Baum.
Humanllt~diVlSIOn head,circulated
a memo with an that diVISIOn urgtng
faculty member. to not auend the • meeung · I didn't find the letter
abu,t\e I thought It e~pre..\ed man}
sentimc:n~ thatfa cuh) membershave
held for 'orne ume no"' " Baum
~a•d
"ld1dn t seewb}\\-ehad tod~avow
alc:tterwedtdn't wnte lt\hleta.kanP
a lo)'<~ltyoath ~aaumswd. "I thought
the dean\ (Rem ben's) react ton (to th~; lellt r) wa, hv tcric.al .. • The Board ol I rum:cs held u
meeting tn the I tMyer Ronm~ on
MondU), Jan 6. <ius Mutter dorf,
prole ~or ol cconomtC!I, uttendcd
the meeting as<.~ fi1culty n:p~ntuth't:
M attcrr.dorf aid has irnpros1on \\-liS
thai the trU5tees felt .. it (the letter)
doesn"t de~enc: ~cnuu\ attentiOn,"
hut he added, u•r hC) didn't laugh at
II
He 'aid ntl vote v.a'( taken, und
<'It d1dn"1 :-ound hkc thc:y\\ercgoin •
uo taL.c an) formal actton on it."
Board ol Tru.,tec~ mc:cungo; arc
pnvatc and the pr<:'>'i j.,. e"'cludcd.
The Wedne-.day f.Jcultymectingwo.,
also~hcduled il) an CJtc:cuti\oc: \a'iion,
wh1ch bal"' outsadcr'i. However. at
the meeting Matttr,dor1 mo..,ed to
declare the mc:etmg nn open 'it)\ ton
H1~ reason!> were that the 1opac oJ
discussion revolved around campus
commumcation and a c. an effort to
encourage dascusston of coJicgc
matter'i in open meetangs Matter.
dorr, mot1on was po!;o;ed
The anonymous Jetter. dated Oec
26. I 985. complained about the: nt"'
Graduate School of Profc:~saon.d
Studies. fund-ra1'i1ngefTon.,, I ntenm
Provost Arleagh Dod~on. EJtc:cumc
Vtce ?res1dcnt for Admtntstration
Otd. Sorenson and Pre~1dent
Gardner The letter also threatened
togo to thcp~s wath thecomplillnh
Last wed •. thc P1onettr /.ogrea:ived
a copy ol the letter, r rom an ano­
nvmous 'ource vta campu' moil.
NEW
VIDEO GAMES!
Open Sun.-Thurs. 8-/2 p.m.
Fri./ Sat. 9 p.m.-/ a.m. 1om L\dcn • Of the Plunt..r l.uc
I he incn:.tse m lhe number of
tudents nrthcu:d "uh chlam\dlll,
the"newest .. ofthc \cncrealdaseao;es.
reflects lmproH:ments made 1n
tdentllymganddusgnosingthcd~Sea'iC.
National!\. three m1lhon Amen· •
can~ get chlamyd1al infect1ons c:tch
ye.Jr, making 11 three ltmcs more:
common 1han l!Onorrhea :1nd JO
time5 more common than s)phihs
l cwis .and (.1ark Doctor Pructltionc:r
Jim Fc:rgu~on ay there I~ wa pn:·
valence or it here ... ranking above
hc:rpc:~ wh1ch he describes a.\ •\ cry
common ...
Previously chlamydaa had been
dtlmed and desert bed 10 term" of 1L'
~\ mptoms hke nongonocoCX<tl .:tnd
non-spec1f1c urethntlb. ~rvtCill'> and
vanou' pelVIC 1nleenons Fcrgu!lon
'a1d thJt the cure rate 1s welt ovcr90
percent
.\ccordme to the Morb1d1t y and
.'.fonaht} Weekly Repon the:
number of )Clt u.aJ part~ ts po:.mvcly
~;orrelnted with the disease. Age
appears to be mvet;Sel} related to
the dl!iCa!le Wtth sexuall) acti"e
women under the: age: of20 havmga
chlam)dial infection rate t\\otothree
urn~ higher than tho~ 20 or older.
'\ur.eprnctiuoner ·\nne Whiung
~atd that while the~ are eeing more
chlamydia on campw due to
amprovemenls in d1agno-.~ the
FREE MOVIES on Wednesday nights
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1 I · Explfes: Jan. 23, 1986 I
Pioneer Log, January 16, 1986 number of C:lW> ~nut h1ghcr because,
.. I t• !tllldems an: not alii I aut c uall~ - ttll\ c:, and nn: not vel) rromtsCUow ,
he sartl.
One I C ~IUtlcnt ~.hagnoscd us
ha\ mgchlam)thlll inlecuon pn:fened
the trenunc nt he n:crem:d at the oolltge
mfirmal') to the care he rccetvcd
from a Portland medical facthty. '"lt
\\ 3'1 ~erycoO\ cmc:nt,l would h1ghl)
recommend li,M he wd
" \t the inlinnar) they d1dn'1 ask
me ullthe per onal questions about
m) relation,htp . 1 hey were \'C:I')
t raightforwnrd bulm a coru1dc:rate
Wll) I wasc:,cnabletogetthemc:di­
c:•ne I needed from the inhrmary
whereas 1 could onlyge1 aprescnpt1on
from the doctor oflicc.·he~aid,
Symptom of :tn mfecuon may
appear within two w~h after
exposure . I he ymph1n1 Jrt:olmilar
to lhO\e ol gonorrheJ . In 20 to JO
pc::nx-nt uf gonoJThe.J ca.<;C:S, chlamydia
'' pre..ent as \\-Cil
\\omen run the greatest tt'>k from
chlumydial inlectJon because 80
percent ot those women infected \\ttl have no symptoms; they wdl be
n:.\ mptcmnuc When thq do hn\e
.1-m!llums tht) "til t.ake the lorm of
\ ag~nnlttchmg and dlM:hnrge. ttnd
m ihclatcr~ugeschromenbdomtnnl
patn.orbleedmgbct\\tcn menstrual
penods.
Sjmpwm for men runge from
dischaJtoeto bummgduring unnauon
and burmng and 1tc:hmgaround the
orenangoflht peniS. 'l\1th women.
many men "'111 ha..-e no ymptorru
or m1ld OOC$ that go unnou~
Treatment •~ readily autlablc
through sn eral d1lfcrent drugs. the
most common being lcll"".sC)clcnc.
The bat cure. hoV.'C\u,aspm'enllon,
and Ferguson recommends ltm11mg
partners or ab tinencc. sdecth it)
in choice or p.lr\ncrs, the usc of a
condom or a dtaphram, and n:gular
chedup' b.lSCd on ~exuul a~.'lt\lty .
1\ po1nt thlat FergusondQCSsl ress
i the mor::tl obhg:nion of people
\\ ho disco\~r the) h01ve a venereal
d~setotellthosc\\-lth whom they
have had ~e~ual conta~.l :&nd rna)
have infected.
(i, w em l)ou 11
flirt""'~" l\tthm
al tlu~ ~""''C'I to~
PaeeJ Pioneers prevail with clutch free throw shooting
~Iii\ e l~uud
Ollhl" l'wnr.n l.vl!,
\ uer opcnang an earl\ 23-llc.ld
tht ~ dnlen 'h 1 l..etb.tlltc:am needed
pun ol rr~ thf0\1 b~ \ttchelle
I homu \\ n til o econdl.lo pl:l\ to
nnrrh nn 0· ~o ton 01er \\ rner
p, fr (olleg 1.~, \\ttl:
1 he 'mull hljl 'CffiJIP) lnd\ P10 \
opened the11am "uh tan LJ.SE:rcs 11t:
1 r; N""E d len~ h 1 0'~"' helmed
\\ ar ncr Pol\"lft~ I iC\It J) nd Clark
ctln\ encd the-~ mghL~ tumolt"rs 1010
eru Lc:t ;uthe} qutc l\ mounted
a h u,gc le Jd
The Ptonecrs rl:weda perle-.;t firM
h If oflcm;a\'el) "tth grcnt ball
mo\ emenl ~nd good hooungfrom
Thomo nnd Kath\ Copple !'~lith
frcllhmen nd JUmor ~nue f gnn
1 C\\cnllo the loc.~cr rn•'rn llsmal~
"tlh n .lll-29 lend
I he tullt-r I\ 01,1;.ht~ u ed mcuc
ph\ teal pia• m the ccond hatr 10
lo\1 I chtp U\'11) at the: Pmnecr
lc.od ~ or l Cthe mtlesqutckh turned
to frmm "'hen the) beglln mul;m!l
tur:nou~n,; nnd £" 10~ up off en ne
rebounds for pomts
\\ nmcr P:.aficsoorcd fi\'C stro!ght
potnt~ m the last manute nnd n hulf
to lake n 79-78 lead Then "uh 13
second5to pln) hen:cn Rc.anc~ stole
the ball from a li:ntghtplnyer niter
nn offer\9\'C rebound. The Pto 's rmxd
up coun and called timeout to ~et
up n pta~ That ct the tn,gc for the
chmnttc ftmsh •
•
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I I gun ltnully got th~ hull an to
l hom.1s, whtlltl up Wur ncr PnCiht
lm 2'1 pomu nttthc ntght I homt1s
\I, liS lo11Jl'U [15 he lfll U Ill OHII\C: b
mn\c to the hoop
I hr S loot hill< h lorw tu'tl n uktl
both ends ol t ht• one-.111d-onc aud
I c m.1naged to suve u go~me th.u
.1lmost got D\\tl)'
"In the fir 1 hull \\C cnmc l'UI ~o
nggrcs tvc thttt by the: ccontl hnll
\\C\'crcrenll~ burned om," I homu~
!'iolld
I he trc~hmnn rrom t nthlnmet
\\'11 h \\nm'ltoohu rncdouttO!\IOk
the game: \'IOntng f•ce lhrO\a.!i,
11though tt wus noc.1 1 tnsk .. I wa
\ery, ~cry nc:l\·nus n I dtdn't rellll)
thmk .1hout 11 I JUSI shot it,.. he
lltd
Ktm Rink, u tUmor, ct h !1d10ol
record h) h.lll<ilng out I'\ ,,ss1st~ in
the gamc
The week \\usn'tllll chnmp.tgn e
.111d roses lnt till: Pmnc:ers though.
I hey dropped I wool her coutc"l'i to
George l·o' Collegl!, 7'-63, .md
Pomonu-Pit:tc:r College, 67-62
I C, extremely outst1cd in each
gnme, plnycd tulmtrttbly and hnd
chancc.1 to wm hoth gnmes, mo~tl)
on the trcngth lll thc11 puatcd
trnpntng dctcn~e .
l·gnn 111d 11 as 1111\tr.Hang to be
such a m.tlltc.am but belie,.es good
lhtngs ure on the homon for L
"We're nght on the Hrgeol ~anntng
btgg.ames,"shes.ud "\\'cJu'ir hU\C'
to keendotng ~hat ~e\ ·e bcendotng
tnd gc:1 om conladcnce up." liut. hL:e c\ef\ thang dsc the) dtd
m the ~"C:Ond half, 1 Chad trouble
tnboundtn~; the ball nnd turnetl 11
0\er Uscc:mcdlost,butthe ~mghu
made an anbound ''tolallon of then
own 10 breathe late buck mto 1 he
de.\pernte P1o '!., lt•"i' und ( l•r" r:~crd tn an curl) B-2 lud aguin\1
\\ arnt r Pacific C ollt~t but hod to eome: from brhtnd
to pull out an KO· 7Y wm l ( ~u' 111\o defeated b, Gtor~:e Ill' ( ulle~: r-and Pomonu-Pil1er Collr~t h1"t
~ etk Ott' ure '\.8 on thl.' HOr ;,. .... ,,,~ ... 1 he Ptn\ \\til tr) totrup Whllm,an
College 10 a roatl encounter fwl<lY
ntght, 1 he1r record, c:<duding
fuc:slla)' game wtth Willumc ttc,l~
3-8
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Pa~e 4 Sports Briefs
rhe l cw 15 md llorl ka team
meed at \\ tll.,mcuc J>as In 1 wee­
kend
Out tnndtng pc-dormnnce'!. \\Cre
turned m b) Ran huler" ho phlCe\.1
thtrd 111 the gtnnt I atom and ,econd
tn the lalom for the men nod b)
l...aurcn m.se \\ ho pi heed second 10
both the gaant lnlom nnd slnlom
for 1hc: women I he \\ mter llllrumur.d program
get under" a) \\ uh stgnups lor rae·
quetball nntl bn~~ctballleaguc s.
l hrce ba~kctball lc:tgues Me
h\ tulnblc to~crvcallle\elsolsntc rcst
nnd nb&ltt) "Aft league 1 for the
senous, \icrycompeuuvc: player."B"
le.tguc: 1 for rcc reauon-c-ompetlll\ c
pl.1}crs, tnd the coed league. ne\\ to
the program thts vc.ar, lS for the 1 un 111 hearl F.ntn lorm~ are due .1.10.
17
;\ smu lung hat l.t~t yc.tr, league
rncquetb,tll \\til ug.un he ol fcred for
ull le\iels of pl:t}er~ c ompcuuon
\\til be "stnglc'!i" pia) but pl.tyer '
wtn·lou record "ill coun1 to~.ud ~
tenmc:um('etiiiOn<o S~gn up now, cntl)
form arc due l.1n. 22
The world is waiting. Be an exchange student.
""' ~:1 . ~tt.~p mto an aclvc·nturl' Jtlled with opportumt1es and chall(_)ngc-.. A"
pMt l~lf !n\l·~d dltUIMhl Y<mth hxchange , a Pre"'tdenltal fmtt,\t ive for peace
yolu IVIc ,~ Jllfk>.t \A.ll your new host frundy. Learn new sktll". Co to new.
~ 1oo s '" ,! ~ nev. fm.·nd~
be. Young p~oplc from ,JIJ !>ewnenl" of Amencan sonety ll'l'
mg 5l!ledt·cl If vou'd like lobe one of tJ~em WlllQ f ~ :-t • t · • . ... ot men e
u uCJl1l1d ton ~m proj{rams, c.:ost') and fmanCl,II cltd
llclp bnng tlw world togt~ther, one fnertd'Shtp ctt a t irne.
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Pioneer Log, January 16, 1986 Tea
Tite J>1oncer
took the first~~
thear 1984-SS N
utle bv defcut
\ersat)', 62·S71
league opener
The Pta•,, h1
tough doubl<
outhcrnO res
lo)ang treuk,
uod fh e losses
an the new Col
I e\~ 15 und (
much taller Bel
and on 1 he boul
-Free throws 'l
a~ the Pto\ our
h,umg2 ~ ol27t
J of 6 I wenll
halfJHHOlS we rj
~trape ,md they
the In 1 tour rt
game.
JuniorO~c. t
Pio\ wtth 14
free throw to
~0 str.ught Pa
lrom the line I~
"I JUS I I ned J
(the lrc.t ), ~
hootthcmh e
Wtllamctte
lr)ingtoforce
men unde rneut
asung} Paone
leadmg :scorer
popped m u co1
~hen P.1guni 8
and~'4"frcs~mj
pomng up tni
I Cbu•h them
m1dway throu
WJII.ameuc
brtc0) ut2lto
cold .spot, but a
neath by Poue
by J untor M i k.1
Pion
A dar
Oftht
Luck ol depl
the P1onec:r wt
back lrom a IC
drop to a rcc
lossc:s 10 P dCIIic
1 hr J'iontcr \~
tnc:th o&t I c:
P12
Pioneer ll tn lo
P u tltc
homa~
make ••
ln.tilcd
1ne .md
ne tiMt
''out o
nd h:•ll
homn
hlamct,
IIOMOk
hrmu;,
''1\\M
't rcnll}
II,'' ht:
school
np..1gnt
houeh
iiClih to
3, and
-62.
in each
nd hud
mostly
1p1rucd
~to be
e<.good
'or I . . 1nnmg
l!>t h:l\'C
ndotng
human
I' rid ay
cludtng
neue, h;
ue Jan
league
eted for
• I'CIIIIOII
layer '
0\\Utd
w,entry
Mol
rJ
986 Team defense carries LC over
Gun ,Hid\nulh • Or tht l'lum u I or
n1c Ptonecrmen' bnlikctb.llllwm
took 1 he first tcp townrd detcndms
thttr 19844lS orthwe\1 ((Inference
utle b) defcattng Wtllomctte Una­
\CI It), 62 57, Jan 13, In n home
leugue opener
The P1o'~. hounctng h11ck I rom B
10ugh double O\erume los5 at
Southern Oregon.nnd n threes tmc
lostng strenl., now huve fh·e "111
nnd f1ve losses overall, nnd I nod 0
10 ahc nev. Columb1n l..cngue
--.. - ,--U\\IS and CJ.uk dorntnoJted the
much taller Hearcntteam on cJclc:nse
andonthebo. trd byuJ3to29tot.tl
~ frccthrow were the key, howel'er
as the P10'~ out shot their Of1ponent
hnung2.t ofl7t(') Wtllameue' dl'mal
3 or 6. I \\enty ol I C's J8 sc~.;ond
hul(pOints\\ere nc11ed at the chanty
smpe nod they hirt we lvc I ruithltn
the In t four manutes to clinch rhe
g.~mc: . IJff'lo II '
l (\men cage~"> won lhc:ir "''' C'onfc:rc:nce m•tch up of the )etr CJvrr the
Wlllamctte Bearcol\ til "7 with ~tood fret lhro~ -;hooting and H•UJ!h
defcn'e fht)' have anuthc:r humc conlestthl\ \aturd•y ag•m't "~<orthwt"tl
Chrl511an <..olltJ;:c Jun1or Q,cur Pagani. who led the
Pto's "'ith 14 pmnt., hll six more
tree thro\\S to e tend h1 streak to
.10 sttJtght. Pagurur now 51 for 56
from the: line lor the 5eason
"I JUSitned nor to thinlr.; :.~bout it
(the streak), said Pagani, "I try ro
)hoollhem like I would m nny gume ...
Wtllamc:tte began the game b)'
uyang to force 1 he ball1nto 1 hetr btg
men underneath, but were stifled by
asungy Pioneer zone. Will.•mette's
lt'ad1ng scorer, b' b" ~au Howell,
popped 10 a couple early hoops, hul
when Pagnni got hor from out ide.
and 6'4"fn::.hmun John Poller:.tancd
posting up inside for easy honps,
1 Cbulhthern!lelve~. rn 18to IJic.1d
nudwoy throu~h the fir~t hall.
Willumcttt c..tmc b.1d 10 leud
bnenyut21 to~O ·1ndtheJlao'shita
cold )pot, but .1 'tronp '(;ore under­
neath by Potter .tnd two I ree th1 ow ..
b} Junior Mrke,\asgave l Ca '4ro 11 hallumc lto1d they would never
surrender
fhe Bc:nrcu t~ kept withans1rik1ng
distance ol the l,u>'. e.Jrly an rhe
'econcJ half. but thcycouldn't bre.tk
through the tough Pto1one, or top
sentors J 1m Be olo nnd 1om I >or­
man I rom mo\ tng t C to~ JR 10 J I
lend With eleven minutes rcmaanang
in the game Be.\~olo and Dorman
fini'ihed with 12 po1nts nod 9 point
~pecttvely \II ol [)orman'ssconng
came in the !.tcc.lnd hnlf.
Then came the John l.un~fo rd
,ho\\ 1 un.,ford tJllmor ,ulso \\'.111ed
unlll midw<ty throueh the ~c:concJ
ht.~lf to nutltht f1nt two of h1s ten
potnl.\ Lun~ lordo; bomb from '"''COl)
feel gave: l ( rhetr bigge,tlr:ad a14K
tO J9 Wllh \I;< OllnUIC:'\ to ~0
I C then h.•d one more letdown
ol' \\ tllnme lle~core d •hr con~ecu-11\C:ttme IOCnl\\lwuhanthree. ll48
10 I) but W11l.tmette ltuled In
orgun111 1qu1d; shot intothetroOensc
downthestretch,3sthe P1o' netted
their finltflwelve tn:c thro\\ 1ocru1~
tO the VICtory
"We were :)Urpnsed when Yhl­
huncuc took so much lime pnss1ng
the ball around our 1one near the
end ot the game It proved to~ orl>
to our ud,·untage. ~ co.u:h Dean
Sempcn o.1id
Sempcrt ~.,., nleused to begm
Ci'Jnlercnce play Wlth 1 w1n o1nd atd
that the tough P1oneer defense v. a
the ke)
t he Pio 's pl;ty tomorrow naght 111 p,,,,fj, I urhcran, then return home:
S<ll urd.t\1 for OJCOOI~ t ~ ith :-\orthwe:~t
( hat 11'\0 at 7:.30 p.m 1n r.lmphn
Sport Center
Pioneers • ers battle inexperience
-\dam Brown
Of rhc Piuntn 1 oc
l..ucl ot depth nod prac11cc: hurt
thePtonecr wtmteuma~;the) C<Jme
back from .1 long wanter break to
drop 10 b record ol 1-' with
IOS-'ICS to P.1ctlic I uther .m lJnt'tcr'at', rhe t n" c~ll) 01 t\lask.1 and Wil­
lameue Unive1"511)
A I .ad. ot sw 11nmer' h11 been u
problemstncc the: stnrt ofthescu\On
l.e" j, .rod Unrk h<td more fin;t rtacc:
l'ina,ht:'> thnn the W1JI.tntette W1ldcatS
bur dtd not h,t\e enough depth to . wrn.
fhr J•iunrtr ,~1m tum nptncd their home: 'wimmin~ \Chldulr t\ith t~o
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Pioneer Log, January 16. 1986 Before the team left lor break.
lin;t place tim>hes byl~hmcn \lecin
:\Iuter and \!!all Roth puced the
Paonecrs to thc:tronly.s.ca~on \tCtory
O\Cr Wh11mun College
\(ter e\en \\ecks without an
orgnnlled pntcttoc Co.Jch Gnf)
f:mblen "'or~ed the team fevcmhl) '
10 get them b.tck tnto shape.
\ ured and sore Jl1oncer learn
toot on conlcrence fa, onle 1•1 II
tntl the U ol i\ II\ home '' .. ter
Agnin the te.tm had grem utdl\ tdunl
pc:rlolmancesbutlell honot ~1ctory
I he men lt1sl 7 .t-19 to PI I uml
b1-l1 to t1 ul ,\.Thew omen lust to
PI t17 -2S \la~ka do~ Mt hu\c u
• "omen s; te.tm
Ruth 1umc:d tn another )p.lflo::hng
perlonnunce"t~:rnntng the 200 meter
huuertl\ .md qunhlymg for :-iuwmnls
Rurh I o pluced econd m the 200
huck troke and should qu.1hl\ lor
tJIIOO.II in lhl t\enl Onlt:llml"
tim sc::1 on
Jumor llrett fhom1nson, alter on I\
four pra~o:IIOC.S, 1urned 10 a ea on
be~• 1n the: .!00 frc:e5tylc v.11h 1 lime
of I m1nute, ' I ~econcJ
\Iuter .111J JUnior :o\tn:t \ oung
wc:rcthebnght p(ltsforthC:\HHncn
~lu1er plll~'.t'd hf')ttn the 1,000 free
and ~e~on cJ 10 the 100 n, 'oung •
1101\htd ltr\1 In the: ~00 b:.t~ 1.. W II h .1
'C•l,OII ix:~l (ll .2.2-1,5
On \.llurda) rhc: Pto\ hu,tcd rhe
l ( rc:hl\' I he e\'c:OI 1ndudcd 10
tc:.um lncrel.t) urCJU~t tur pr.n:II~"C
,tllt.l tJI) lllll CliUOI UO ICIIm 1~\.UfCh,
hut 1 hev tuL: e 11 uo; .tO ~lpponurut ) ro
,hnw their talent. l he men hni.,hcd
111 tilth pl.u:c w htlc the: w omcutur nccl
111 a ~rron ~ 'c"ond pia ~ shllW tng
I C's. llbt three home meet\ \\lll
Utl..e f1l.tcc 10 thC' neotr t.u;, weeK
I ht .,..,u r.tL: on \\ h1tm1111, Wil­
ltmettc, C'entr 1! \\ J'hangton llnt·
\ef\11\ :~nJ Orc~' 10 "-r.uc Unl'-'t~">lt) illamette 62-57
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Side Lines
ht fi~ l' Lund •
I .ew1~ •nd l lark C.OIIege ha always been kno"'-n lor betng a J•Hie
dtltc::rentthnn all the 1 C$l l h.tt hc,ldsrruc when tnlkmgatK•ur alhlettcsns
.... ell. Ju r s •• y··ovcrse 1 tnp"to anycl•uch and watch them cnngc.
One thang IS certntn I C port ~~; \~till t1lwuy anclude :.omc unique
peoJ1Ie Hcrelll h 1 of orne ol the people whogi-.c 1hc P•o~poru~nea
lurk t)•lc:, chura~;tcr .tnd cia.~~ I gu~ you could call them I C\ .. good
~ports" or · M.MI'tH I, men's bnsk.ethnll coach Maybe he shouldJuU be
culled "1 he Oe.1n "Sc:mpert has been 1rgund longer thlln anyone. nd
whv not? He put out "'Inner year nfterycar In hts 23rd sc:uon he hn2i
um cd 341 wtns ond counung.
(),\ VE Vt,R Y. bnscbull pla)c:r Ll\mg proof of the old adage thut
hnrd WC'Hk t•el11C\CS SUCCC$S, .. nture l)a,.e" IS al o a wcll-knov.n
outdoor m:tn und rna) be the tu 1 a:ntcrrotd for Add and Srnam
CH\ < K < H,\HNQ 1~1. tnformauon director ny I C sports I cl
cnn be ,h)UIId no further 3Will thnn the ur (11 Chuck's tongue He I 11
\Crttahlc founuun of college knowledge
't'OGJ, l'wsporu l.ttn Is then: u more true blur Pto.-; ltcs helu:ved he once
cut .1 !lound effect record for Warner l:lrothcr!o
MAIH' till 1 f.H. health and ph)' 1\;:al educauon mstru~tor Man
•Hgllntle..,, promote and run all the antr unurol actt\ 111es on C:tmru~
\nd she does 11 dtun good JOb ot 11
I'AIC;l r>,\ IJGHt .. Rn .track athlete Ca e·rn·f10IIt1 Hov. mnn) oil·
,\mencan ihot·puttcr cun you noJme lhll\ ~101:; opcr.1'
1~ \NIH' l'i'ORDI.Uf, women's ~c:r ""d bnt~kctb<ltl coac:h HtS
ulehne prC'lence 1 deltncd m \\ c:b tCT'sdv.:t•onar~ UJ\llt:r"onuntucd ..
Belter\ ct no mutter the outcome of the game, Rnnd y neH:r lo es hlS
sc:n e of humor N1ce gu~. 100
JIM o•·~s()J o. ba'ikctbaJI p!U)Cf D~ lcatc.d lO ht\ behefan God und
lm. team 1\n ctl\e mcmhcr of the FeUowsb1p of Chn tailn thletes,
•'fie •• ha been potted \liorkmg on ha$ g tme alter prm:t cc when Lhc
rest of I he teum 1 10 the sho...,er He also does a mean ntp
1 tU. <:t '. for ma1ntc:nance wnh the mustache and gl se • mp
sround~~eepc• Okn}. o hc·s not an athlete. but e\icl"\ hmc I SJ: htm
he: ,,u,,ade \\orl:.tnghan1 to benuufv the campus. regardlcssol the\\1!4lher
Some hod) ought to SJ\c h1m u \il~l') letter
t< !->f'OH 1 sf :'11!>.11te) m:t) be~mnll tn number butthc:\flrc: loud 10
\OIC'C 1\;o\\ 1t the~ \\OUidJU 1 go forth and muhtply
Jl !'> 1 IIIJNKI •• \n tntcn:sun g \\C:e ll)r the wom n' b kctb II
te rn llle) pulled ou1 dnun.rll~; 0-19 ''an oH.:J \\ 1mer l,oJ~;Ifl on Jun
7
In the firM h.tlr the\ burh n .23-:! tc .. u pi }lng omc ol the h-!.l
bll!.kctbulll hO\CC\ersccn.&\\ Onten' 1carn pha\ BurahhehrM hall .1
\\ect drc11111' tur \.:oa.~h Nnrdlof the ~c: ond half had to~ ht~ \\Or t
n1ghtm11rc
'or,llof \\11 u p1cturc l'l s"n' raal ~rlel!tJOn ut the: bcg11HIIII llfth
gnme Hm\C'\t:t,M I C's leod slow I \1\m~hed Rand) hod h1 ttt:l dniAin
llllUdUt\ tohtlphr tt:llll!>ll(lt~;h\l~lllr) lrum,ht:JlliAi oCdefeat fU"il
the 11~ \\.;u lc10 eni:tl, rhcn the Jtl~kct me uff ftn~lh the fee,~ \\Cn."
rolle\1 up I ~uc-, we: cun be gr.uetul that the gnme d1dn' tf.U tnh
~l\ crume
1 he finalmanute w ,,sa .. cxcuing ll!l an) pectalor ould C:\er hope 10
ee Whenthedmt ellled thePto ':~camefromhehlndtu\\1n~uh ome
dut~ h free throw ~hO\Ilang b MIChelle n•oma ...
\lso, 1 c rl:wed p,,mona·Pilzer Colle~ (rom southern nhl<'rnaa
who hnd 1hc: unu ual or ~1H1mc: of saachen!> lh1 hnng :sb<'out tlte
que1110n \\hut exact I IS a Sage hen and wh., "ould am line ~Aianlllt t'C
a S<lC'Inted w tth one"
~age 5 Jillilln net"'eilcr
or atlr Pionttr I ot:
The muHe .. Out ol Hue<~"t, all
the-rage no" and u\ no \\Onder
11hc lilm ~ho\l' u an mca~ 1hl)
bcuuttlulcountt' thllttn'-ath\'b~th
a" a\ 1 went\'•sl I t'\\ 1 nnd Clllrk
lud"ent-r'Ct'e~tl\ reaurncd fn,m tha
amnrlll!! ronnncnt,and thc1r e rc­
ricnco thc11:: are 11' ta unttttng .111
Sn\ mt)\ I C.
1 he 1985 ""crscu\ prugnam 1n
Ken) 11, d~1gncd l(lr baoiOID mllj\)ni ,
"u~ three nnd onl! half momhs of
l)nc nc\\ Cllpcn~nce nllcr another
lor u' par1tC1Jl3nl' .. It "a' al\l U)
ne\l und e tttaog." Kun:n \\alton,
scmor. sa1d
For lue \\ h111:mmn. ophnmon: .
pcndtng l\\0 \led,, y,ith the !:\Dm·
buru JKOplc. a nt•mnda~ aribe. \\as
theht~hli~hl Ol hts ~CO\'UtXpmentt .
.. \\'c learned ham the: !'\nmburu
\\hlll 1t means ttl be intamatcl)
dependcnloothccnmonmenl \\hen
:sdruught happcnstn. nmburu lrand
tharcaule" 111 dae, -wtutcrnllns:ud
"'It was alway
e citing." new and
\ et despite the thrut ol su~b
hnrclshtp • \\'httem.msuad the peop\t
ot Samburu:m:,"hnro.> .lorlac~ ol
3 better \II oH.I. .. He nun butc 1 htl
nttlludc 10 the~ 1'1mbun1's freedom
from identm co ~ ... 1 he\ ~Otl\1, • abouttbeirhfe. ·\\ hitmlUle:\plamcd fascinate bio majors
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I ht'\t LC hiolo~ majol'\ \~nt thrte and ont half
month' in Kenya learnin~ about thrSamburu people.
"ild gamr and the f\i,"ahili lanlua~e . I hr) 'itudltd with an anthropoloti'll and bfolo~l'it from Cambridge
and with • world renowned geolo&i'~t.
\\'h1tcman aho noted th&n.
"R~pect i the number one: com·
modit) there n. ... fur .. , relataan)hiP'
go. "
~ H\lln Rum'e~. junao1. agreed
th,tt &he: group\ home-sta) \lolth the:
S:tmburu to be" a~ a mujor highlight
ol the trip
··we: got to .. ta) with famahe) in
thcu dung hut,, We dranl> blood ot
u goatlca'l. It v.a."' a gre.u t=ltf'Crletltt, ~
R3m,t)' satd.
l n prcrarution tnr the 1 rap. Pro·
l~w• llfintemallonalaU:u" R •chard
Peck tnught the gr()upthc: rudiments
oft\ t\wahih. Durine the fin; I three
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\\eeks ufthe prngrnm in KCI'' student reCCi\'cd three weeks of
antcn'h c in,tructton in the lnnguagc.
Rnm~cysaid thut although the} \\en:
not nucnl an the lnnguage, what
kno\llcdgc 1 hey did have wu' one:
rea .. on the) were treated ~o well b)'
the Kenyan' with whom they came
an cqntact.
Stt\cSca\icy, the btolog_) profe---;or
whCl led the trap \Std. "Knowing
K 1\wuhili 1mmcdnucly lUlJ' vou il!i
'nmctlnng o1hc:r thun a toumt. ·•
t-or Wahnn, the pcr1nd spent in
the Ma a';n Maru~ameresc:rvtwa."
the mo't c,.;catingpan ol the: pulgr;tm,
While there, )tudc:nt~ had the Jpporl unn) to ob)cf\i e thcfauna of
Ken) a tn their natural hahttat.
"One night we a\\ .a lion kill.
r here \\ere I i\ c lionc e moving
toward a herd ol wildchee,t'> . t\t
fi"t "e .. u" u shudO\\ and then we
~"" one lion~ jump an her prey."
\\alton de,cribed . Walton said~he
w.a.' onl~ 20 mcten; away from !he
prtde of hon~
Ram,ey said while ul the rt:)ervc
\Ludent .. obr.erved not onl) hono;
but ai'-Cl elephants. hvcna'l. rht­
noceroset~, cr<k:odilc' and hirpo~.
:\II of the ~tudcnh agreed thutthe
Kenyu trip could not be: bcatenu~ an
atademic e'\pc:nc:nct for budding
biolo~ists , Shown btni
10 obse"t
program.
Beaches, boojums seen • ID Baja "We-studied \\ith ananthropolo8J.''
and biologi't from Cambrid~c: We:
did ~earch : gathering dat;•. lor­
mulatinga hypothe.ts,cJesagntngaur
own projc:cts. We: .. tud•rd \\ ith a
world rcno\\ncd geologast. "Ram!iey
"'aid addmg th:tt she aho hud to
write a 30 pasgc ~earch paper. Jillian Detweiler
Or the Ptunttr l..oJ
Imagine tl mtle-long stretch ol
\lr}!ln beach ~opc-ople 'ogarhagc.
Nothtn£ but hells
Such ...,a !he scene descnbc4.1 by
Jnnll. De:tn, fr~hman, one of I i
Lew as and Clad: studentr. Mho\ en·
tured outh to the BDJa penin~ul:~
durtng "inter brcbk. I he two-\\ec):
tnr..,.~olfcrcd b) Colkgc:Outdoo~
in evnJunctaon wuh the: B1ology
Dcranment
Dunngthenumc an Hajutudents
learned about .. the naturnl htitory
of the Baja pcmnsulll,takmg nlook
at the flora and foun11 oft he Pactfic:
and the Sea of Conet.."' wd Kelly
Smrth,dtl"telor of College Outdoors
v.ho \lias co.lcadc:r of lht 1rap Wllh
htologyprofcuor M1kc Amspoker
Before leav:ang for RaJa on Nov
23.srudent p~paredlorthctopby
utkwg n live-\lcc~ oncntauon pro·
gram,Sllid AlcundraStrawhridgc.
opbomorc Each !ilUdent \liti
requ1red lO\\nteapapcr and prc:Knt
11 to the other parttctpnnt~ ... The
prcsentatt10n ranged from the BaJa
lnd~ans 10 certain turds to c:dtblc
plant~." Sara .... bndgc stud
1 he group drove from P11nlond
to BDJil along the Pucafic OJUI,
croums the pcnansulnto the Sea of
C' one~. Once there, "udcnuc:ng.agcd
111 sell byali•nr,. c;;ampana and h1~m1L
"'We~~otud1td \tgc:tauonund basu:
de:Krt charaac:mu~ 1 hang$ hl.:e,
Wh' IS a dt\Crl hut"" Strn bndgt
~.d~nhangthc:l&ClldcmteliSpccU
o( the lrlj'l r 11(' par1tctpantJcarncd
t\\o-tturd or :~l.thcrtdu on~o-thtrds
(or •• h1oh•g\ t'rtdHa(thevconducted an tlldt'~odCnl fl"'e.liCh rrfolcC'I
donnr thC' 111p
lu•ti• su u '' hud L·~-:s1n.l ~ ·nu h MtoJ • nne: nl thc-n:pbh~hl' •·line tnp w 3,
hu.tng thruu!lh u f\11t'llt ol hfi{'IJum
I H 't"'>
~ 1 h~· h••lll\!m ll't'c unh j_lrcm '"
h.u., 1100 th~:~ arercalh nc.ul•~•l.tnt!. .. •
~II<!\\ t> I "'I! ~.Ill t ;, ;n 11 h d 1.'\Crl h. (I
1 hc:~r unhplt" '' "'"' :,, ~canr 'h·•rrtl
Jt~r "Uf'•IIIC (1fo\\ II t'UfHII\ " --.. -~:t::- ~~,.--........ . l -.w + \ ~ --.-: = -ft I \ G>.:--:... . . .. The BnJa program was ooginally
the br.tanchild ofSmith,Strn\\bridge
and !iOphomore l.oL.i Q,borne .
..We tried to get a trip together
l:tllt) car( JQ84) with unempha\~on
:~,ea kayalun~ but 11 gat pautd fby
the: Colleg~ Outdoor leering
commtttec:) too lute, bO we couldn't
gel enough pc:QJ'IIe togo, "Str.twbridge
Sbtd.
Stra\\ br&dRc t:\phaincd thut over
the pa~t )Cat Smllh .md the Collt:ge
Outdoors steerin!l ~:ummiute deve­
loped the program. and got the •
\.. . ~ ·-=· ' .-... • • biolog) deportment iO\ ohed, spe·
:: calicully Am!>ptlker who hud expe­
rience in 1 he: BuJa pcnintulrs. I •-
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... "" . ..., -.. .. ~ ---· .. ---... 't.~ ............. , Straw bridge said the trip Wllll a
good combinatton or learnmg and
having tun, notang that o case: of
l>os F..qu1~ co l on I) SS m Baja.
-"&-.... ._ an Independent research project
·- dunng the: trar.
.__ ..'"' • -,; BothStrawbridgcandSmtlhsaid -:.: :.·.:-. _,.;., . r,... one of the tughliglu~ of the: trip was
~..;:: • .. __ ".,. -o!..!).7u h1kang through a (orcst of bao)um
• ~ • ...._ ~ "--• tr~ ;.\. ..... ...... ..... .., .. fh h .:.:::. -·· --.~\· , • ,. l • e OOJUm uee on I\ f!row!i m
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.... ~ '" Ba!n.andthc)'llrercallyncatlookm& ..
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~ Sllu\\bnd&t sa1d. Sm11h de cribed
_ th~c untquc: trees~ bcang shaped
-hke "upsadc: duwn ~·arrots " '-'
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0 "It was a really easy
transition because we
stayed with the group
the rust month."
When asked if thc:cxperiencr: made
him feel more lil.:c a biologist,
Whitcman,u id. "Ab\oluttlyl h was
the real thing.''
Rumsc) said her plunge into the:
Kenyan culture"' a.s not accompanied
by ~culture shock ..... It WIU a really
ea~y tran111taon because we $tB)'C:d
ju\t with the group thefi~t month,"
!'he explained
Walton agreed that adapting to
ltfe an Kcnyn wa~ not too dtflicuh,
but noted thutthe tran)lttOn hnck w
Amc1al:':\n !>oticty v.a not nl easy.
WComingbac:ktoc-ampu L5Wherc
I'm rtalh' lc:rliug 11 tcullure ihl)('il;l.
J'hing'> arc the ~Uml', hut tht} arc:
dtlferent hccau~c I'm diflc:rcnl "
Wulton ftaid.
Rnmr.ey ~tuad Clnc t htng she has
not1cc:d \tnl"C ret urntng I rom K.en) a
llllhut Amen.:un penplcortextrt'mch•
"ell~d -
.. American~ arc: real!) fat Con·
11oumruun an Amemn ,, reall)
ancrcd1hle." ~he lud refemng nut
onl) tt' lood. but tth'l our nther
11pcmhng habll\.
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Detweiler
Pionter toe
cJa., .. c~ .
m)nad of art for
•ou11; curnculum
Cl~trk studena.. wilt
York Cttv lastl .. ~ri •
and bustle ol'
reacher •
ru"'''". • the CmJ"h
p
pantnpanl\
tan''" inttiO\hiJ"
dlo~ lltctnh!ln\.\~til
'lrl' :tttending
taught b) a p
ar«:tor \tude
to :mend at leu
lurtng thetr I 0 wec:kJ
prof e. sor of urt an
rttenl l C c,\
~aid thC:\IUdtn tol
H\·dc. Jtanwr, h
odd Ptcr..:c Gr.ap
of lhc h ohli
H"Ydcfou u ao4.l41
\loho" a graduate
~~ocna nn the:
c: four )CUr
a P3)'tng lOb
on the 111p ... H)
lor Pac:u:c. H
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~OUl\, the.e L< \ludents had an eudlent opportunit)
thtir natural habitat on the summer/fall 1985
Decweiler
l'ionttr l..uc
111nn ol work "orld
lie arc r cln"~s. and
myri:td of Ull IClrm~
Das•c c:urnculum lor
(larl ~tudt nt \\ ho
\'ork l"lt\ lu~t term
le and bustle ol b1g
ICllthcr.
)', the empho,is
ufr<~tmpus program
pan1cipant\ "~re
internships in
dlolc::e, Inc mtem,hip
as was unending u
taught b\' o pro-
dircetor. Students
to nltc:nd at least
nngtheir 10 \\ed:
prole ~or ol au and
recent LC e~tpe·
N~satd theMudcnts'
U<JCU f'IO\IItOn5 at !he
u'cum ul \1 odcrn
Oper<~ tl(lUliC
H)·dc, tunwr. h1s
I odd Ptcr\:c < rrnphK
ol the highhght'
Hyde fnund ,J go11d
~~ agrudunte ul
\\cnt tlO the Ne"
fuur) eor ttgtl,
h a paymg,ob He
the 111p," H)dc spent 5C\'en "ceks helping to create
a corporate identity paclu.t~e and
logo lor a compan) named BumS'
and Roe.
... \combination of my internship
and then-cord store~ were the high­
light oi the trip for me." Hyde 5Uid
add tnt( rhut mokingnew lrtend' hke
Ptcrce and hi!~ Wlfe and not geuin~
mUftg\."<f were aho valuable addtl ton'
to h1" 'I Y { experience
Trucv Schlupp, jumor. "a~ 11n
intern at fhratcr Cram nutlllltine.
"I \\ O!S 11'!)J"OnsibJe for ll lot of lillfC:
thinb~ around the oflice like: tiling
and putting labels on en' elopes and
aho lor organi1.ing nnd laying out
the advcni c:menh for the is~ues
the:) \\tre working on." Schlapp
explained
.. , thought my internship "ould
be the bc~t part, butt he: acting class
\\thad was terrilic," Sc:hlapr aid
Schlapp nid thnt fulfilhngthe 20
h\C: 5ho" rcqutremtni\\U S uho an
tmportnnt pan ol her~tfl) in the Big
,\pJlle. Schlupp aid ... fo sec plays
und tu ptck them upart uherwurds
\\lb really tntere tmg"
Nancy Swan1 repeated Schlnpp \
\Cnllment that the theater dU'i!>C:\
JlHl\ ed 1 o be 1 he bc~t pnll n( I he
NYt JlHlgram.
.. It " a src :t II)' g c'\od for m t.' bee: a usr
I h.td nC'\ c:r done OD) ttung like that
hclme IIO!lked rurn':lrd (l) II C\Cr·
)d<~)'," s .... ant mid
Sw'ltrll Wll.S un 1ntc:rn fclr the
Whttne~ Arl Mu\eum where he: • "or Ked \Hth one ell the gullrrf
curatllf$, s" artnnid the mtc:rnshtp
tncludc:d more bu\'"\' .,.. ork thnn he •
Pioneer Log,January 16, 1986 l aurie l1nderl\-ood
nr thr Ptnn«t l.ut
I here v.n n't a lot (I( umc ror
'' rnlltng tiow n • The Mnll'llr t3klng
the clcv.ator up the: Wruhmgton
\tonumc:nt on this rail's WMhtngton
l>.C tnp he,<,ulc:s!ltudymg Congre.ci."
nnd me~ung !lOme \II tl\ membcu;,
I he ~tudcnll• On the trip c penencc:d
the hect1~ ~tace ol hfc on 'the Hall'
thcm!\C:I\c!l .
I 1\'mgm the Capttol f'11rl: Hotel.
fuur hloc:t.: lre\m the Nuuonut Alf
lind Sp11cc: Mu:~eum •• tnd 10 m1nut,.'
from theC.tphnl Hulldang,!ltudcnt'
"ere: nght In the heart nl thr cat\!
M<Kt mormn~ the) rode the sub":&)
ti.J 11 dturch u le\~ hloc~ lrom the
White I louse.'' here they had da\Ses
1n C'tlngresMon:tl fJoftuc.-s. Miht:tl)
Polic\, and ,\mencan Art Their •
uhernc~ons \\Crt: spent •nter\IC\'Ing
one: ol the 59 pcltkcrs rounded up
b) grourtcndcr.s.lamcs H,,lton.l..cu.s
:md Clark\ Arch I\ ist, and Prolcs~or
of pohtiCtsl M:1encc Jad Crumpton Oul!ltde •Jf the danruom and
mter'\tC\\ • tudcnt rent much ol
then t1mc ttlurtng the mea llle)
vnmcd Andre" J\u l·on.-c Ba c.thc
~entagon, and 1 he$1 rtltcg~c Oercn!le
lnlltamc OITicc:. ;u "ell a the
Nattonal Galler\ of Art und ahc
ntghtcluh!> of Gcorgehn\ n Out tde
a he c•ty.thC) tonk field tnr~ w M t
Vernon. Monttccllo.the I nt\er!>ll)
of\ trgmia.and lum~IO\\n. Vu.
Despite the busy schedules. five
ol the :w studcntr. nl o M:rvcd
lntcrMhtf''i •n P.C. mo tl) ut con­
gll:.\,ion:U orli~ "h \ re311y en\y I()
~e• an inh~•nosht('l 10 f) C ," s111d
'r ~ungqu1st . who •ntc:rncd f,,, "en.
Gul) Han \' oungqu~t uuJ hc:~1mrl)
"'cn11o Hart' ollicc:md.nprhcll rn
per IJn, wl he) SBH1 '{me me il CIIJI
M ondny nnd well c1 ~ ou up ....
'r 11ungqutsl n:membcrrd
ltkc other Interns. YoungqiJI 1
atd he spent ntuch of ht' 11me an)·
"enn!! con~utucnt's letter nnd
runmngodd errand • Althnugh the
actu.ll v. or~ was omcumc:~o dull, he
''J realize now the need to be informed about
what· going on in government.''
~pcalo:cr' 1ncludcd ,, "tdc 1 .tngc
of D.C. "to 1dcrs," I rom Oregon
Con~m c:n l.e.t\uCoin;md Dcnn)
Smith, hl rcprc entttll\c' lrom a
local Quuller c:ommunuy. ;a tour-Mal
~enernl, and optnion "ritrr.> I rom
1hc U oshingtcm Pou and the Nc.•H
fvr.l. Tum!.S. "The prolto did an
excellent job of integrating hbcr31
to "~ryconscl'\'uli\ic:oipenlo:t:~" senior
busine1.s maJor Joel Aile) stud ·we
cm.ered ull the ba~ "
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t •ll•d." fhrough thar rub I gutlo sec
\\tun n:all) (lOCS on hctun,J thc!ittnc.-.
ol a $~n1uc offit:c: ;\ lot ol tune.\ 11
wa~ a btg.. unorgani1cd mcs~. hut
5-0meh•lw tll;e.pl wNI.:.1ng-
-It\\ OJ.'( a fC<II h\Jrt7on-e pondiP
trtp,"scntM Murk' oung'furst auJ
A~ a hustncs maJor. he 5uid lhc tnr
introdu~d htm to 1 sues und vte\\­
pomt he had not come tn contact wtth llc(ore He ubo atd he came
,,ut .,r ahc tnp wuh more ltbernl
lcan&ngJ than he had gOtni; 10 Ml
re~tl111: nuw the need to be tnf(lrmcd
~bout what\gotngoningmoemmem
Hetorelhelnp .l"d bcenwccntc:red
tln hu~tnCis , that II re~JI\ helped
c.x.r.md m.) thmiHng-
Bes1dcs 10-.,..ed'; tntern tup~.
tudem ha\c nl o u-.cd the tnp to
hnd longer term mtcm htpo. and
e\en pa)tOEJJOh Hohons:nd there
urc: thout I SO I C nlumm tn the n l urt:~l uhmn 25 or" htch ongt·
nufly CUIIIC: tO the Cup110J nn the­
n .trip l'he.dum,.plustheront!lClJ
tlnltun ha come to kno\\. ha\'c
hccn \CtY u~elul resou~ (or
1 udcnl!l
"f~copk · "ho are thtnktng ahout
c.trcer prropC'Ch c:~n U'>C the 1np
1ha1 "u) -ltohon!lclld -lncr~• an
mcred1blc \a net\ of \\Orl here The -C:'ll\ rs a ktnd uf'JOh C:iJICtena'" nh
htscmullng arns~ of JOhs -
I he tnp wn not 811 \\Or I. and no
J1la~ . dt1>Jllte the "ud ~n~; and
c:arccr-planmng One ntghlstudcnt
menttoned a JUliO and dgatn "'us
Hallo\\ecn in ~Or~Jclo~n rca
"ilfeCt' \\C~hlod;c:d off nnd pan)"ef\
lilted the club and lrCCl' uti "ight
long \ oung4ut'tl ~a. .. one of tht
group member \\hod~ up and
JOtnc:d thcnutdOClf ran). -Imagine
e1~h1 Cll) bl~-'i: Qf\\.tll-to-wull people
1" drug. 11 \\3~ outragc:oul!.' ..
Y oung4UI\t "iUltl
H ohoo, \\ ho lril led the: 1 n p 10
IIOIC'SSIOC'CIC bc:~;anm J96J.saad th~
fttll\ Hlp owa one of the m'' t "Ulo."­
cc:"'lul. \lreud~ at \\Ork ft~pann~
nel'.t year' tnp. he: a1d he hopes to
an ruct loludcnts from ~ 'artet\ ol
ntllJOfS, )t rcssmg thai the 1 n p t~ nut
on I) lor pnlut<::~l ~icncr maJOr..
I.C 'iiUdtnt' who H'nlured tu thr bit: appl~ la\1 trrm
wut confronted wilh a uritt~ uf proplr, art rorm'
and llfr upcrirnct'i. With Ncow York City a\ their profawntudml' earn«< cndir fonttmdlne Uvnhows
and \aluablr work Up«"ritnct lbrouch inttrmhiP!I .
\\ ould hU\C ~ liked. hut 'he did ha'>t:
.1n 11pportumtytocnu~e in r~eaJ'\'h
8) '1ev. 1ng hdes ubm1tttd Ill lhe­
gallc:r> by .lSpnmg nt11Sl(, ~war11
lenrncd "hat the cural('ll'!l look r(ll
'" ohj~t~ d'.lrt.
S\\Brll tud thnt the htghhght of
her NC'\\ 'or .. expcnc:nce\\11 ntnp
10 1\e\\ Jenc:\ fhe enure srnup
ttCCt'JHed un lll\lt<ltton hl "~" the rwmc 11f attt't fo luko I u'--Ot'tl
\\'h1le there, [ nlrdlt'lU till hldu~ Ctl
the ~tu\lents to u mctht\d ol hnng
d,1\ called ml.:u •
!:\\\artlstud. "It wllS rrnll bc:<~uttlul
undreull\ grrottobocdoms C'l~hultl
.t\\11\ lhlm lh~ \II\ " • • !Sehlupp a~rcc\1 c hut hft' mlhc b~,g
Cll\ fiTO\cd I() be (I (,lrmldahlc'
opponent ~!'io rnc:"llnv·' I though!
ughhh' lht en, h too mu~.:h I 11
m1-.-.cd Ptlrtland a loa and thcooonfl­
t.lcnl."1: that t~ocsulong wuh ._no" 1ng
"'en' .... Schlapp e'pla1ncil
S~.: hlapr ':ud :;he .,.. ould hl.e w
return to Nc" \ t'rt.: but not a~ a
permanent rt:"!ildent '"I'd '"' e 1 o ~"
b,t~,; .. and rlil\ I don't "ant "' ~o
then: and h\c hut the p10~rum ''
one ,,r th(\:!IC: thtn"' 1\1 rct""'mml"nd
w t"\'('"''""' "'Schlapr \<lad -
ilderness provides a personal magic for Smith
---------------------Jenna o· onnell
or~~ rio.nff'f t ut
\\ h~n thmbnt ot ~ell ·muh
the adJttll\1:' .. enc~nc., nd
"enth~asu~ .. mo"t readtl\ come to • maod smJth. Du:-cctot of Coll~ge
Outdoor.;. f\CCUIJ\'CCounctl d\"tSeT,
l)n-ector ot tuJent t'U\ anes nd
I u~ Coordmator of a C'hapter of
the sicm~ Club. mu t be both
enthusr.a.su .. and eneq;-<UC' to do all
that he doe! as well as he docs
Man) l.c\\ tS :and ClarL: tudenl
tunctu ~nad\llntllgeoftheCollcgc
Outdoors rro~nm to csc.apc from
the e\'er-p~nt ptlo of boo\: 11nd
p.1pcrs
!\mtthhJUbecndirectorof('ol~
Outdoors for t~o \-ears. Rettnth r •
ht JOb htb c:\pandcd to a full-umc
po:>1UOn ~here hei:.diRCtorot ~1udcnt
acth llte!> .1nd darector ol Coli~~
Ourd,,or-. 'mtth ~-. ... llil.:c l e~u • and Clar· .ano v.hat this mstituuon
Feature
Brie s
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Hal Holbrook, stamngin-\1ar
TwamTonight.•comcstothc rlenc ·
chnnzcrCon~n Hallforoneper­
rorman~onl) tomorro~ nt~iltal
Holbroo\: stan~ wtth the umc:less
saun.: l dtalogues ol -\menro's
gn:atot humon\t, del\-es dttp mto
the \'llnoUl ~~ofT\\ am "s creaU\'c
psyche and mastc~ ·the c~act man­
nmsms of theC)nical. CJ"'ll(g) Socralic
£adfl) of lbc Gilded \~.
For ttc.ket informauon call
226-4rt.
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limi of•TO\ul Punun-,·nunl
)OU no~ all the atlS'Ioc:rs' -onh
Oregon Tri\'JB -lJa ne\4 board sam~
lOr Ote,~onuuu "ho behevc the}
&;no~ t.hctr :state.
Put together b) fi\<'C Orcgonuuu
u.holno" theirmtcva) wdhndcc:d,
the ,gnme deals ov.1th such esotcrica
asnaU\-cO~oman Doc Se\-ennsen
rant nnmc {Out) snd the iact that
Curt} Count~ gro" 90 pcrcenl ot
thell.llltonalproducuonof an unlbual
crop (Easter Lihes)
Although the pmc "as an some
Orc:gonstorc:smumefort.hchobda\'S •
muehollhc mllfL:cungli bc.ingdonc
b) matt Thcgamc:~.,prico:latS26 95.
can be purchased (rom Assocaates
& Andrl:Wl. 2884 Van A\'\~ ... Eu~t..
Ort 97~01
PREPAREFOR: APRIL
-H. II
T!$1 2 !ILNAAJ ... S O+L~· :tall
Ca:l o.y, EYes t. v,.,~,.
Course begins Feb. 8
The Galiena
4th Floor
222-5556
PageS t nd fM I tO)O) the poople thbt I
\\'Or Wlthond hnlblot<:!fmeanms
en \\hat! do·
::-math dti'C\."\S the ('(I liege l lutdOOr£
opcrotton '' tth the much needed
helpofh1red as:.a tantS. \<!lunteer> .
and ~•ccnng committee member')
Hets~ponsablcfor L.cwlSandOm
pro£ ram mO!~tns from W~t Wtnd
\\cd:cndonthccoa ttOt\\owecl
'" BaJa. \\ tth the heir of College
Outdoors \\'Ori.:ef') he maL.:e u po'­
sablc for students to have aocc to
tent • lis, b.ac pad: snd other
a orted ucm He enables student
to bcfnend the ouldOOrl, acqutn:
leade~hap roll:', paRtC'lpate tn land
mounx projc\..,._,and malc\'J.Iuablc
inenli htp' out-ide of the school
auno phere
•t..t>A '"and Clarl.:~ College Out­
doo~ Program ha.~ become the
•trongestmthccountl') hhA)alkmQj
)tudent to han· m-depth leaden-hip
rol~ tfthe) ~hoo'e or ju't :uecn:a· uon:tl opronuntt) and clusnce to
maL:e fncnd~ for others tl hn<ogtvrn
them enough outcJ(\or t:\f'CrtC:nce
for I uturcJoboppt,nunllle , .. ~mtt h
~a1d
In ht po mon "tth l xecUH\'C
l ounctl. !\math help ad\ tSc nd
coon:llnate \Sl C board uth as
::. A Band Rudgetand ftnan~ . He
cmphll.Strc that he thtnK thatll t u
\'n!Ullble nnd often rc" nrdmgcxpc~
tie nee ror~udentstotnlc lcndcrshtp
rol~ in atll\1t~ group . He~" .. ll
can be 11 \1lluablc grO"-lnge: pcric~
as well as a lot ot fun ..
\\ ith D master\ degrc:e tn F.duca­
uon and \dmtn1~ r:ui'-e \d'\'1\Jng
from OrctZon 'ltltt Una,crsll\ ', as - . \\l:ll as a .. trong bad.ground m out-
doors ~enice- he I!> well qualified
lorthe\'anOU'>)Ob,that heta~e on.
But n dDeion ·, .. top there. In his "rrc:e
umc ~mtth "' oordinator in a
charter oltht-terra Club ~ hich j,
10\'0hed m the lamited Pollution ~ . ~~ .~
Kell) Smuh, diredor of Colltte Outdoors amon~ other thtn£).
1\Ct tn the ~n \\ ildem~' :u-ea blood 1 here' 'omething realh
When o1Sled 'Wh\ he tls~e .. on 50 speanlaboutgeuingag rouptogcthtt
many re<>pon~tbthllcs and he l.:eep~ in the \\ildrenc,,; nit the barriers
gotng, m1thrcspond" '"l\-eal\\11)'' come do\\ n. and wonderful friend·
behe\cd tn the outdoor-.; it'" m my ,hip\de\'tlo p.lt \ u penonal magtc.
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Pioneer Log, January 16, 1986 Stude
The compl
concerning all
Budget& Fin
thi~ is due to L
(lio matter
sugge"t that !>
• mca:iure atm
acct5qo,tude
should be avo
We do beli
outcome to th
informed abo
specificallyth
As the udmini
lhey 'ee thC'm
Law rene.:· pr
Lt\lft. and Cla
\ LC' E:t
to~tr La\\re
h.ad a connie
represent abre
Oillicultie..,, if
stained bv u gu
had been leak
counctl dented
When th~e l
Icc-. i~ the cc: n
·\ LC\senseo
nght •o L:no\\.
O.M .
Colorado Go\
the"new" '"
IOU!h Cblli~CC) for 1
tcle\1 ed t.t IIi ...
han· three thtng)
too much, \\C dn
\\ear our scat bell
H" c-omment"
JHe\ alent con
tho~ \\ho belie
and tho,e "'ho be
L~unn and ht~
&leGru; Hitnan:
{Of LS lhlt )(lllC'C 1
though. about h
confront m our "
chot~ that ure t
the poluicaan' to
sell booL:s ~nd tal
lhel must come a
Tho~e on the
(hoNbad.:'?) are
a.s a group. Sun:.
Col~~ from the Am
(r\CL U) as 'Well as
polnicaJ theo'l st
absolutist.
The Oregon M
reall} get5 at the
l'lleusure'Would lc~Ul
for per~onal
decnmmalmng
ndl maling it "'-..
under its mOue
O.M.J "-tllap ~:~ea~ W til n.!'as..'1
. manJuanu
11 can happen he
barl-pacling, tsnl
lltll prc\lltl~o Orc:m
lt~ir O\\n in;u ...... ' n:all)
1ogethtt
barne~
~friend·
tl magic,
1986 I l.utlttr 111 ClurJ • RCibtn frar11t11
'lomJ~IIIf r.,lttm • Mer,hun fu:htcnau
\ rk, &.lttM • lhna Hu\ ne:>
Orlml'n l!:tluw •1 om LHIC'n
I rolmr~ £Jmu • Jtlltlln l~tll't'th:r
5!~'' l..~luor • ~~~~c I und
l'hnlo 1~11/nr • r>.nc: Mrt\,J\
( 11(11 /.,~/it or • \rwcn R~nbaum
Ail 'latiUJlC"t • Rrcndc.n H) de
ooJtllt>U \fanu}:l'r . Htlll) Grlnun
Stud entry has right to know
fhe complete fallout from last 'Acek' front page art1cle
concerning ulleged improprictie:s on the purt of Vice President of
Budget & Finance Da\c La" renee ha~ yet to be -cen. We assume
tht:. is due to the inconc\u-,i,cnes ·of any imesligatiun
~ o m:uter whuc c he outcome is, \'r'C of the Pionl'tr Log" ould
sug.gt~<t thac .since no one ehe ha~ thu<> far been implicated.
measures :llmcd Ill restricting che number of students who have
niXe \to,tudcnt monies or makingacce ~ ·to fund more difficult
should be avoided.
\ e do belie\e, ho"e\rer. that there "hould be s ~ub tanthe
outcome to thi" incident and that the LC communit\ should be #
tnformed about it. To t!xpect thi~ from the administration.
spc:cificall) the Dean of Students Office, maybe\\ i hfulthinking .
t\S the administration\ .. no comment·· responses made cv1dent,
the) o;ee them el\e ns holding a respon. ibilit) to respe-ct Dave
Lawrence's prh•3cy und maintain an air of confidentiality for a
lew•' ,md Clark ~tudent .
\ ·1 t' E:<ecuti..,eCouncildld not ha\elhis!lameresponsibility
to \tr l a" renee\\ ho is an elected .)tudent official. They in fact
had a conflict mg obligation to l:eep the ~lUdents "ho tht)
rcpre~ent abreast oft heir activities, and ~e~_.e\'en their problem~.
Oirficulties, if handled in an open and honest way, need ne"·cr be
\tamed by u guilty con~cience . When rumors of an inYestigation
had been leaked at the end of last term, members of c:~ecu tivc
C'Ouncil denied that any imestigatioo was under wav.
When the elected official's performance and the use of student
lee' ~~ the; central is,.uc, the administration's paternalism and
\~ll \ stn:seof comr..tderic hould be .. ubscr"ientto thcstudcnw;'s
nght ·o L:nnw. • New group to focu
1 o the f.dttor.
People arc concerned" nh even. w
l h In g: I he1 f SOC'I :aJ It f c, polll ic\, school.
eomm11menls • 1Ju1 as all ofchcse
concern :srewmtemalu .ed"'b> cnch
mdr" 1duol, 1here lS. ohenltme~ no
proper outlet ava&lablc to ·e ter­
nahu" them fh1s can bcc:omc a
\'Cr~ d&ourngmg probkm
Because \\hen each andh1duai1S
atnym,g around "thetrown .. co nee• lb.
the u1uall) M\C ven lillie room • ltu communacatmt: "1th others
OUtSide of thiS gt\ en J'fOblem•SCt
When such hmued mtcracuon 1~\:es
J'lllCC bctWC:C:O humao bc:IO[:S. OUr
('tOb(tm) On I_) SC:C:m lO \\or-sen
W c ha\'C created Cause for C.oi'IC%rn
ns a '"meettng ground"for:~tudcnL\,
staff Jnd faculry nhke. In hunng
our conterns( thoughts..leelings und
1dca .) \\C hope to pro\·idc a better
undcrstandmg o( ourKh'l:S :md the
en\·uonmc:nt we h\e 10.
F.uology,thestud) olcau~. v. ill
be a major foculi '>'ith Cau e 8~
eummms ho" cen~tm c:ondnions.
M problems .. came to be as the) arc,
lAC v.1ll bc able 10 garner valuable
mlormatton as to ho\\ thc't'cunthen • be changed In acting upon omc or
oureunc:lustons, 'Ac hope to create u
productio."C learning upencnc:t for
alltm·ol\ cd.
Education does nat Mnctl) ha-.:c
to mcanju t go&ng to cia~. there
tS a lol 10 be learned fro mall asra:ts
1 0 .M.J. re lects larger issue
1om L\den -or tht' Pionftr I OJ
Colorado Go,~rnor D1cl. U.mn, one of
the"nc" "8\ e" Democ:uu s tall.:lnl!ubout -lnu~h tbOJt'O £or the: ruturc:, Sllld rc:a:ntl~ On a
tcle\it ed taiL: ho" thnt \\C \mericnn'
ha'e three thing:>'' r on1! "tlh U!l; M\\'c: smoke
too much. we: dnnk too much and "c: don t
\\tar our seat belt~."
HI\ comments an: reOC\:liVC: or t\1,:() c:quall}
pre"alent concurring ph1lo~ophic' :
them \lo ho bc:hc\e human~ arc ~rfectiblc
and tho .. e "ho believe the\ Jrc not.
l.arnn and his olher utopt..rn Democ:rnt'
fiic Gary Hun nrc on the pcrfccuble b.mdwagon
tor u that sr~Ke huttlc7) The) talk cunousl),
though, nbout ho" many of the cho1ce we
canfront m our social·poli tic:allives prc.,ent
cho1~ thut nre too poliucall) dangerou tor
the pohttc1ans 10 m:tle. :'\c\cnhelcs , they
~II bool,:, and tall: aboul these changes ns 11
t~ must come about necc-s,aril) .
lho\e on the imper(cctiblc band"agM
(bot"kbad. 1).\rc much morcdtflicult to define
kl a group \ure, 11 probilbl) includes tho'c:
rotks from the t\mc:rican C1' 1ll1beni~ t naon
( \CLU) a" \\ell a' I he ~trmchairc) nicand the
polnical thco~ student" ho j, acon'>titullOnoJ
lh\oiULIM.
The Oregon ~huijuanaln itiati\ e (0 M.l.)
rqll~ get~ at the heart of this conflict. The
rne-.aun: \\auld legahlcthcgrowtnpol marijuana
for per;on>~l u~e in Oregon, e">sentiall)
d«nminah1ing private: ,onsumption ~ hile
Ulll maling ic tllcgal to u e u 1n public, dme
under u mOuenct or furni.~h ic to minors
0 \l.l.v.JIIop~arontheballot No\.4,198b W 11111. pau7lf the decriminali1:atton ot
mllnJuana c$n happen any~ here
II can happen here where the .:co-lrealish,
blcl·pac"ing, isol1uioni t. hermn mcntaltt)
Jhlt prc:vzul~. Oregonian prefer hl be tell to
I herr own intuati\e.
Pioneer Log, January 16, 1986 f.oterthc pcrfccuonJSlS; 0 \t, I. d~ prccisd)
\\hot \\C should be 'Aor~mg agatn t tn thts
c:ount f) Our \\or '-crs arc woc:f ully tncJlic•ent
bc-c'au~c of the1r .. JOIOl .. bn:all>, our child~n
art' too ~toned in • .,;huol to knrn. mariJuana
onl~ compounds the drin\.mg and dnnng
prtlblcm .... hKh l; 1lh 20.000 of USC\ er~ ~ear.
.and we alrcud} )pend 10 pen~nt of the llro
nauon.1l product {or heolt h care. :0.: O\\ real!),
~houldn' "e care a hule more ah<lutthe t) pc
ol ~octet) &hat our children mhent and tnrt
malmg changes no\lo that wtll a'e our pro­
\>erblal ,L:tn later?
The impcrfC\.'ttOmst respond \1anJuana
1s onlyuocu al and henllh usue. no us cnmtnal
or poht1cal one. \tcdli:alliu:rature about pot
is inconclu.,wcat ~t Oarrns about long-term
Jl\)'th~cmedTcctsareY~rnngandthc $0-i.,llcd
amoti\at&onal } ndromc lS Cl\trrated. Man­
juan:~ ma\ not be for C\el')one, bul the .30
milhon people \\ ho use marijuana ~gularl)
ha, .. .1 right to the pri\·IC) protection> olthe
l ( onstitution . The co't of all'bh and
our ~;logged c-oun ') tem" pre,ent u logical
impcrathe ror liberalizing manjuanll Ia"
lndi'Jiduah are not rerfec:t. hould v.e fool
ou,.,clve' that the\ arc? • Ho" I ~ign m)'etr on these '"'uc' L'n'\
reully \·cry tmportant The point that I really
wi~h to ma'-t' i~ ch.ttt U,,u~ li~e l.l.\1.1. arc
subjc ... t tn 1\ugc: amount ol prarag3nda , from
0.\\.1 ,NationaiOrpn ilnUonforthe Reform
of ~1arijuanu Laws (liOOR \t L). Mothers
Asain~t Drunk Om ing 1M \0 1)), ond ol
coul'3c: from pohttr1nn . \\hut we hould lecp
1n mtnd arc the 'tston~ ol the fu11.1re and the
ideology contained In ~uth 'i 100 •
Tom l.ydm u a Jllnwr mt,.rnauonal uffa~tr
ma10r. on life concerns
oflife.and to beucfn fromthalcamtng
tS, v.'deel, a \loOnh\\ hllccausc tndeed!
C u eforConcerntSJUSl formmg
and v.c -ould hkc )OUr mpu1 and
tnteracuon' Our first mecung wdl
be held tnT marne Lounge, Jan
II at 3 30 p m \\ clooliOI'"'A1lrd to
)Our mtcrest and pnnrctpauon. sec:
)outhen ETTERSPOUCY
LertetS to the EdittJt should oc
~~~m&n2tT~ ~s
_.,. on Fnd3ys ~ ~
I> rypsd. dotJble..spaoed and IIJClvrJe
'le author's name as " as tJClK1emrt; :assortacutty sondrtJg L etrgj'l~
350 WOifJS Of SS M l1£!:fS wr.; b€
~)hsl~_'dbl./1 ate SUDjeCt to ed;~J!fl 01
)'Cffl'l et teng:taandibekJus~!:mf;n:;
Tne ~ Log resMI'E!S v ngm
llold le!tetS 11 o;pace ptDO!emS Bfl!e Nc for informatiOn contact KCV1n
\tcsc:h, Bo~ I 33 or Bertrnnd Pel­
legnn. Bo 2097
SHK:Crcly.
At•wn \lach. rmor
lkrtrond ~llf1.;rm,frt!:shman MOt1)'mOUS • ~ bO f}UbG:shet1
SAAG to fast on behalf of MLK
To lhc r:duor
8cgtnning Monday. Jan 20, the
day \\e honor Marun l uthcr Kms
tr • buthdl).~tudcnt ,(neuh)and
starr arcan\itcd to fast msupponol
people m \mcnc:a c:onunu10g the
120-ycar-old C1\'1) nghtutru~Jc: In
sohdant) v.1th South f ncan Bl.ad,s.
and to ho" ourdestreof astron~r
offtttal posture rcgan:hngthe outh
t\fncun SllUilllOn, ll number of
mcmbenof the South Af ncan Aruon
Group(~ ~.\G) ha\c agreed to fast
ror fi\ e da~s II are 10\'ltcd to jom
G fC'Ir as long us heahh -:tnd
c:mouon dtctalc. In conJunct ton wub the f (I, \lr'e
ba\~ asked that ~ome c:la ume on
Monda) be dn ored to the tssucs of
domesuc raoal d&nmtnalton and
apanhcu:linSouth fOCL. 1'\lnth-cn
and dtSCuSSlon '-'111 uake pi a'
Monda) 10 the Counal Olamber
We also have ac::cess to film about
the h(t of Manm luther Km& Jr •
and \\'ill sho\\ the film '"South fnca
Sclongs ·r o Us. -rima and spea crs
\\til be announttd
Tbcfnstandteach-tn re1ntmdtd
lO flllSC the COMCJOUSOCSS Of &he
LewJSand Clnrk commumt\ on the
wue of rnrum at home and abroad
Snuth lfnron Ar110n Group
Political idealism
found unrealistic in
real politik world
Tammv Fenk • 01 I tw Piont"t'1" Loz
A a transfer student 10m) sceond term 1
Lc\\isandCJarkm" frustrntlonsllled .. • trncunt= ~ anxlet} I fn:quc:ntl) enooun{tT
concern being one of the (c\\ coruervou'c
pohucal reahsts on campus realiSt among
id~hsts
\!though the hopdu11dealtsm I \loltn l"
adm1rublc, a at sho\lo ome people fostc:nn
hopdorhumanu~.lnlso\ie\\ 1t llllnu~of
renin) I w•ll con."'Cde th:at my conctp15 af
antcmnuonaJ polmcs rc gnm and at umes.
dep~m • but not \\1thout ~~on. HllitOI')
1!.1lltll\titrate, along "1th &hedaal) p:sper .lh t
political lttc IS. (or the mo't pal1, dmcn b)
~lr-mte_n:standqullefrcqucntl~ Ia morul
I.:Ort5C1eth.~.
Dcspttcthescreatitu:s. tudeot contmue1o
toc~thetrtutcnuononideabsu<:utopw\\htc:h
do not e:\:tst, and dJ) will ne,er c'lSt 1 do
not iauh aD) one for holdm on 10 hope. I onl
\\~h people \\Ould de:d with the '\loOrld 11
c 1St) and f.x~s on tttpting the true nlltu~
of poht •
l thorough!) cnJOl polm despll~ ~~
unpleasantnes:, and have lenmed to lool: past
lhtS. v.11h my cn«t) focused on unders.tand 1 ng
the imncattcs or our antcrnauonals' tc:m h • um) opinionthatonec:annotfull) unc:kr.s.tand
an} dtmphne unul tht reahues of ats nature
ho\c been :accepted, thi beangc:spt:~.'lalh true
for mternataonal pQlitu:~
,People ball sa me in class form\ rcl\h(tlt'
outhlO~ on poluu::s. But I Qll onl~ a\ zhnt
time willrro,;eto ffi\ cnuc' what tht"orld of
r ("Q} poluclo. '-' a II abOut
I hope the abrupt eye-opener of renin) doc
not dinllusaon ~opk o muc-h ' tO dm c
them out of th~ pohttcal arena Poln " J hfe
has a lot to offer an) one. but to lh'''C v. ho
ref~ to ceepl harsh rcahues p\ hi \\til
St"C:m '~" crutl •
Tamm& Fr-nJ. u i1JUnwr mu•rtlaJr •t'IUI a ,
n1t1JOI
Page9 ()ur n1ode of think­
tog must change \vtth
technique and
n1ach tner\ .
Karl '-lchombur~
or th• l'ulnl't'r lo4lt:
'Ilc: hvc 10 an ngc nl mrulll) C:\pnndmg l'l lechnohlS) Do "c n:nll) control the
u'c' al te\:hntlloro. or. h\;c t-:rnnlc:n .. tem.
hn 11 1 t'nng-atn~u"crc ttor? Docs our u'eol
technoloro maL:eu mordull) human.hcal~h\
arn.i ~lltbk: 'l L)n, IC\ hMit1g) (\~Oil) nmung
the erntronment. tcartng u' .1pnrt frt1rn 1mc
~motht•r md Jc.a' tn!! ~ an -.tcnlc l.almc.ll(.'<l
tSOIIIUOn')
It\ ume foruurgcnnntu1n Ill pun.urd1llicult
quc,.11ons hlethc,e.ln a rtl'Cnl cumen..ttton
"at h Hnrnud MX'tOlogtst Dr I),:~\ ad R IClirnnn
I had to concur \\ uh ha' hcltcl that II t :t
dongerou hume that student\ toda) aren't
\en aC\1\cl\ tn\oh"Cd \nth the mo~t prcsstn£
problems i~ the ln,tor) ol humanll~. the
a\ mdanoc of nuclear '' ar and C\.:ologacnl oon­
tuminnuon Hen: i~ t'ur dalemma
*'Th wr1ra.k'dplJI\tro(tltrdlc1111ha.tdumgt'cl
t'H'fllhlllg lal'l~ our mmlrs of rhmkm~. at~~/
thll( "~drift 11> unparollt'/ed c:atasrwpht' ..
lbtn Ein)tein
meanangtul imc.sugauon ol the OCUli
and ecological con!>equenceo; oltechnologlcal
de\elopmenb requin: un under)\andtn@ of
the meaning ot 'te<:hnoloro ·be) ond its u'ual
denotation of techmc:ll machine' und ~acntilic
kno\\ ledge. truer approach to the problem
of our u'e of tooh mu~t 10\0hc: loo~ing at
w urmodo oft hankang' J~ \\-ell n!> techntque'
and machmef) \\ c mw.t plate ane'\anttnallon
of\ he clfect~ ol tech nolo&) Wlthan a context of
culturol atlltudcs,>ocial tructurc.' and P'>
chological effects. Tbt~ interrelatcdn~~ as
-uggesred b) one of the definnion.' of 't"h­
nolog). an Jf ehSit'T j """' Collt>g llllt' Dimonarw
'"the totalil_y of the means employed to pro\ ide
ObJects neces'af) for human SU!>tenance and
oornfon ...
If orne pl'e"ent apphcauon!> ol the means
don 'l pro' ide tor c\'ef)'one') ustenance and
comfort, 11 is part I) becau!>e\\-c do not )hare a
common viston of dest~d end result~. nor
common plan!> for the best proccs.s to re;tch
tho)c goal Do \\edccide asasoCI<'h' ho" to
IIppi) our great ""eallh or rrodueti'~ technolOJO '?
I n a democracy it seem~ that the control ol
the appltwtions ol te..-:hnolog) hould rest
"tth the maJorityol the people, and that there:
~hould be educational and p<~liticul me;tns to
lurtherthiseffon Thatthi~ is not thec~Ucwas
recently suggested to me by the tact that
Pentagon spokesmen for the Air Fora: tndtcated
that they would tgnorcand try to overturn the
mdc:stonccongm;~onal ban on thede'Vt lopment
of nnu~atelhtc: ~caponf} ·. If we cun) huvc:
e'en lhts limited poltttcal control or the t«h·
nological rQoutces or th1s country, an: we to
become the \actims of Frankcnstein·likc
tnstitutaons?
J\CITI.\t:hombu rg u a;umor soetology ma;or.
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fVDSWORTH ...
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ENGINEERING,
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Commercials re ective o Insanity
Eric Warner
For t.ht Plo-Low
J n today's complex and technological·
ly advanced world it's hard to manage
time and money both at home and in the
office. That'" why it's comforting t.o
know that companies like Hewlett­
Packard are spend.tng so much of their
llme asking "what ifl''
Those of you who have been lucky
enough t.o ~ee any of the Hewlett·
Packard commercials can appreciate
how the undying dedication of the H P.
team JS lifting us to unprecedented
hetght.s in the advancement of tech
oology. These people truly go above and
beyond the call of duty t.o ask the aU
important question. "what ifl" ) r it
means stopping at a conveniently located
telephone in the 1"\'liddle of the desert. or
cut.ting short the Morning shower, the
H P team rises to the oCcasion 1 t. is also mteresting to note the
an~~~we rs given to the all-important
"what if ' question "What ti we used
the XR16 microchip in the T3800 data
proceo;sor?" J 'm sure such a.nswers are
as mearungful to you as they are to me.
Wtule we re on the subject of money
and computers, l'd like to discuss an
1 BM Christmas commercial J saw. A
small child is up poat his bedtime play·
1ng with dad's computer He's hard at
work writing o Christmas list for himself
and the rest of his family. When he
finishes the job he sticks t.he floppy disc
m an envelope and addresses it to the
North Pole Do you really think Santa is
going t.o believe o kid smart enough to
write o computer program still believes
in him?
If a faster. sportier car 1s what you're
lookmg for then 1 'uggest. you test-drive
a Pontiac Grund Am T·5000 Tho:se of
you who have seen the comme.rca.allmow
whether or not you are right for this car
The 'cene is a desert gas station and a
humble traveler marvels at. the machine
being driven by the Don Johnson-type
man of the '80s. He asks the poor sap if
that wal!l hun trying t.o keep up with his
Grand Am and proceeds to expound on
t.he virtues of owning such a car Then he
hops into his Grand Am and takes off
down the highway in the same direction
from which he come. Yes, this is t.he car
for the man who knows what he wants.
Some of you probably have your eyes
on a new Ford Truck. I know, you were
JUSt as impressed as I was by the ability
of that t.ruck t.o tow a Dodge truck up a
pile or rocks with o Chevy truck lying
across the bed of the truck. But please
remember, do not ott.empt this yourself .
Finally, this week's WHAT'S
WRONG award goes t.o Howie Long of
the LA Raiders.
Many of you have seen Howie'fl
United Way commercial where he talks
about the tragedy of alcohol abuse
among adolescents . First of oU, Howie ia way off the mark when he says that a
step tn the nght d.trection is taken when
JUSt one adolescent does not dnnk.
That' q a pretty lofty. tf not unrealistic,
goal, Howte I trunk the key ts to teach
how to drink responsibly not to keep
adolescents from drinking It.'s probably
good that. Howie ts a teetotaler or be
would pose a bigger menace t.o society
than he already is. Howie took a swipe at
Pat Sullivan. son of New England
Patriots ' owner Billy Sullivan, following
the Ra1ders Patnots game two week'
ago. Thanks, Howie, but I Lbink f'U
teach my kids myself how t.o use alcohol
responsibly You'd probably floor my
kid if he hums 'This Bud's for you.·
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Dear fncnd
You mu t be
~n't ea ) tr)'tn
hereatl ibcrai~J
d11\ I '' cnt dO\ • "I \1 li'-e to
Rclulltton," I
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.. l'm:-orrv," • lind Rcla.,attor
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and rclaxauon ,
The \I.Omu
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\\a' lnughing
Pioneer t?
llYS that I
aken wben
~ot dnnk.
1nrealistic,
is to teach
10t to keep
pr-obabh
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to society
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res man
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Richard 1 eider
Of thr Pioneer l.o&
H m· Is purt qf u lr.11u thai a jflenJ of
mmewho Wt'lll to l.JbuolJf rts ( nl\t'rJtt~ ·
1\ filii' mea how tlrt• pmhlc•ms ht' had tr ymg to
•rgutl'l fur hu duHc's:
Dear Fnend.
You mu t bcltevc me" hc:n I tell you thatll
~n 't c:.t ) trymg 10 get 1he classes you "am
here uti ibcral Arls tJnl\ cn.ity. On rcg1~trauon
unv I "c:nt down the the Regislr.llion olfice.
~I'd like lo liign up for Streu:h1ng and
Rchll\llllon, "'I <:n1d to the \H1mun at the regis·
tr.Uion dc~lo: .
"l'msorry, .. she replied." ,\Jhhc. <\t retching
nnd Rclnxat1on da,~e~ ha\e been ~.;an~o.cllcd.­
"The) can't be cancelled! I'm :1 'I retching
and rela.\11\lnn MAJOR!"
J he '"omun chucldcd "I guess ) ou're
~crc"ed then." The woman behind the lie''­
"'" l.tUghtng a great de.tl ut m~ expcn-.e.
\. .... .z. •
Pioneer Log, January 16, 1986 aces re ·stration s ut-out
.. Ho" about the General Requ1rement
clas~es'! t\rc there any open' "
"SorT)', they're all filled."
.. Ho" could they be lilled? I hove the lirst
registrullon t1mc!"Thcv. omnn v.a 1mtau:d
"'t ou knnv. ns wcllns I do thru ~ou should
regtster t"o years tn advance forcourc;c:s you
reull) wnnt to tai:e "
.. I'm o lrcshman ,"
,.fhc college IS nut reSJ'IIIO~tble for ~our
1natuht} to plan ahead "
There" a.~ no" nyth:u 1 wn\gmngto ''in an
argument" tth rhts woman.c\Cn tfl w •• ~ nght
''How about ComparnttH' Pc:rcertton of
GemJer Dtlfcr~nce:. 1r1 fhtrd Wvrld ~lullt­
NlllionaiCorrorutiono;and l.ttcr.uure? I the:~
.my room Ill thtll c:I,L,)'l"
he chedcd on I he computer .... 1 hat one is
lull too. but) ou m1gh1 bcuble toconhnce the
prolc,sor to let you tn. Ju~t go to I hrockba,ter
12."
Isat 10 a c:las~room lor 10 mmutes wtth '"o other guy bel ore 11 man wtth a whtte
• beard and gttlnt v. hue robe en me 1n He: got
nght do"' n to bustnen
"Before I let any of you mto m) clas I
.... ould like to lnov. whtch of) ou w1ll bcnerit
I rom m) class most?"
fhc:gu) onmvnghupokcfirst "Prore or
l.ecr.l "ould he fon:vcr tndehted to) ou tf \ ou
would allov. me the pm 1kdge of ga1n10g .1
small portton of your hnlhnnt ms1ght mto
'' orld affmr.; so thut I can broaden m} pcr­
ospc:cuvc' on multmauonnl rncml nnd gender
related tssu~ ."
Profe-.sor l.eer \\3!l plea cd "I thml.. v.ecnn
ftnd ~pace lor you tn tlu~ cl'"" ..
1 he guy un my lc:lt po~c nc t .. ' our
( umm~.-..cen~. Wlln the atd OJ )OUf v.orlll
, nov. ledge and your ~1\kcn wnguc I cauld
urdy estnbh h ~arM pcru.-c and democrucy
a .. "'ell n~ pa\e the Wtt) for soc1al n:form m
1\outh Afric.t b\ the end of the term"
"I'm ::.ure "c: can find n pace tor} ou tno,"
l..eer sa1d. blu~hmg ... t\nd "hot about \ ou?" •
he: n~ked. "Ho"" "111 you benefit from my
cia»?"
"Actually, I'm onl\ arymg to tnl:e tht~ for
thecred11 ThtSt.'ilhe onl) elMs I could 1 tc ..
Professor I cer WlU ouar gcd ""Ho" dare:
~ou mod. mcwnh couch roll) I\ ou arc hert:b)
"'nm hed irom m\ c~oom fon: .. er'"
Ref on: I could npologtu he puthed me: out
1 he door J "ac; thmkmg about ~~o ntms an
anon)mous lt:uer to the pres1dent \\lth m)
compl:unts. but I figured that \lrOuldn't even
get a '-espon~ \1a} be next ye.H I "all go to
l.c"ts and Clnrl• "hen: n:gtstrauon ~cas1cr
01hcrn 1 c 1 rna~ never graduate'
I.J.mmr libt ral
R11 hard LPICit r u ClOplwmnrr conrmurt~rD­
IIcJtL' tlllfltlf
Impressions--------------­
Wall Street Journal life abandoned
b\ Jeff Wallach •
A couple of v.cd1o a~,, 1" •' 1n ~e\\ 't orl
.tnd I called ,, lru:nd or mme \\hom I
h.tun·l .)pnken tO 'lnlC I mO\Cd lU rortl.tnd h•'' 'ummer It \\ascnrl) ullcrnoon'n hho.Lied
h1" ofiit:c numhcr und il v.umun ·'"'\'tn:d the
phune
"\ lr Neh.on\ ollice." !\he s.ud
"I'd li~e hhpc-nJ.: tu ~ tr. :\chnn." I11U1d
"\\ ho's calhng. plea<~c""t he \H"''rnan .... ~ed
me
"Oh lhl'l' \lr \\allach.-l ... lldtnU\Cr)
bu .. tne,,hle manner
"M r Wallach'!" he,.ud.-Does \t r ~el on
J.:nn" v.hat compum \nu're "uh""
lthouJ:lhl uhoutthnt fora momenl. "'t ~.- 1
,,ud ... , e,, He J.:no"" "h1ch comp.m\ 1•m
\\lth
I milcd then, becau e n )tar so he·d
un,\\ered ht' o\\n phone. u unll~ cu1the lint
rtn!l· 1 u'ed to c.tll "hen th1ng11 1t "') ov.n
otlice ''crc slo''• and \..c~:·d eomplnm • bout
h\ln~ and "orktn~ lll ~ev. 'tor!... I'd JU t
,tnrtcd a ncv. JUb. after 1\\ o) curs of grudunte
~hool and another'" month.) m Europe: \I.>
r. iend) \\CrC .Ill happ) thai I'd linall) become
prUC:llCUI
I hat Job Ja)tc:J lour month~ : oncd:t) I wid
them I had de~ idcd t\l mO\e Ill Oregon. fhe)
thought it "'a' a toke.
We all hn\'c th~:choiccs to mal.:c: The ftiend
l~.;.tlltd 1n '<e" 't ork cho'e to mnkc: hts II\ IllS
bunng und ,ciJing thing' lor uther people
thing' th.ll "ill ne\cr belong to him. l"htngs
that hc11 ne\er ec:. For people he' nc\crmc:t
It".; ~>omething he', gooo at, though; he tuld
me about h~ promotion , ho\li he hought u
R~t \\'and put do\\ n n dcpo it lorn condom
GramercY Pori.:. I JIICt urcd him \tiling bch•nd • • a huge desk clune: red "ith telerhonc,, m a
bluc~un, h~tilc:cabtnets tuiiN v.uhuncashed
chcds. He satd to n1e on the phone. ~For the hr.trimc 10m\ hfe I fecltQllllh su~ ful ft h -.
~oundcd ~hghtly nccu)atOI)
\\ hu.:h got me to 1h1ntmg 11bout uett\ •
um.luhoul m) own hie I ha\e no ~~tar\.
ant! I on I) ~'" n cmc •m1t m\ closet I tul fed
"11h hul~) ""enler5 and oomfonabte h1r1 I
dr1\"CU used ToHlta that h~ uclock mn du~.:h
I~ Ill"'·'' oiTh\ ,,nehournnd '"ent~ mtnulc\
I ha\c no mont\ tn\CSit'd 1n rculestatc:. nordo • I rt'ad the U a/1.\tr,.t't Joufflof. and 1\'C' never
bou~ht an) thtn!o! un tn tallment
Some ol the thml! I do ha'~ u' •e" of\ I . ~
St. Helen' from my bedroom \lrtnd\m 10
"inter It 1 cov.:red v. nh '~>nO\\ . un ap .. ntmt'nl
u~rounded b\ trun treo>\10 here mtht v.nrmth -or \ugust I p1ckcd plum and ~or. und
upplel nght out tde m\ door. du\" thut rc
npt"lthpo 1blhl).andopc:n pucc,.undthc:
ptnl h~ht that n:Otcl ~,,ff the mounuun' ll\
e' erythmg comes on. and atr thntt hlc 8'"
and \ODIC On 3 hot aflcrnoun the: OJlj\~mUOil\
l•)dathing' lor people. to wntc and thm~ and
~ad nntllisten to mu,,c and thr:,.ound \lithe
nun lalhng autstde ns I fall nslct"p: no nt'C'd to
plan roo far uhcud. the~lore the chun~ lm
!\pontanct t~. the chance to~ urpmt'd the
lrttdomlochungeand tukeon oc\\ .u.hentu!T'o.
benuty--c\el) day ol m~ htc-be<J\ll\ th.nt'
\Ol'\ er" helming I cannot C'\ en con tum ll ull
~h lnend' in i'\e" Yorl!: llrt' lnv.\tr, nd
~ .
hrtl'-:er.; und bu,mes.,~omen nd n oum
C:'\.C:C'Uil\e They are happ) and not hBf',fl\.
amazed at "hat they\e 1 cornph hed nd
urpmed that these nn: the: th1ngs the\ semed
to"ant. Rut mo.~tl) the~ uresu~ful ." htrn
h)thcirdtfiniuon c:cm.' like: 'o hulc to enlc:
for.
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