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

Volume 50, Number 13

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1986-01-02

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Januarv 30. 1986 'o. 13
Abortion activists clash
J. Dana Ha}ne-.
or lht rion«T I 0~
l..n't I udny' ntlll in \Upport ol
alxnll1l0 chmC'Idrt\\ proteo;tors I rom
the pro·hlt .md pro<huice camp~
10 l,onland \t,lle U nh·cr..tl\
I he rally "' L' sponsored h\ the
(\,mmunity Chnt' Defel\l e( oah11on
(U I>C)and PSl \\\omen\ Umon,
amh'a' endof:\ed b) a "'ide rangeol
ICffiiOI)I, ,O,tUh\t and t(D) right'
urg.10in11 ion' ~upponer~ of the rally
gatht'm.l m 1 ht \mllh Center meeung
n>1)mon houn .trl\ ,lilhng tbe rc.lom
tocup:scuyund torcing:tntt·abonton
and omc: pro-abonion nctl\'bt to
remain an the hull. Throu~hout the
rnll), prote tors lrom both ~•des
chanted and cheered an the hallwa)
P~l ccunt) iJnd Portland pohcx
leptthe c\ ent pes eel ul,and n:moved
thret hecklers from the audience.
oncol "'homchanted•Babv·killel"'­
Gasele Tterne) and Je"ell \.furph).
eo<on\:e ne~ of the raJ I). urged
supporte" to refrain from violence
and 'houting·marches .
I he )pcalers for the ruth w·t~
Juha Hicl..:. a ct\il nghb worker;
Or.l'etc:r Bou!"> v.horufbunaboruon
!tfVI~ ,md hcaJthcnrethntCiO rOIUI
Gro\ c: ~andy "'etson a socinhst
andJoumahst from Tutomu, \\'ash.;
Kath\' Frede ncb pre~adcnt of the
Portland chapter ol the "iauonal
Organiration (or Women and Joan
Btnmngcr, repre~entative from
Planned Parenthood .
~~ urphysaid the rally "'a.' organ­
tzed to leep abonion clinics sale
and to rai~e public interest in
•rcproducth e lreedom." as well as
to commemorate the 13th annivel"\ary •
oftheRoev~ Wade upn:meCoun
dect~i"n legahrang abortion
Portland abon10ncliniC\ have b«n
the: scene of multiple protest.. and
\'tolenet. 1 nc ludinp Jtttmpted ar.;on
and bombmg~. t\ccordtng to
anformallon gener Jtcd by the
:-\ation.tl t\ bon ion Federallon.
Porti.Lnd had the. ~ccond highc"St
r\11~ ol 'tole nee again~t a bon ton
pro\ ader' 10 the United ()tate,,
bt't" ecn I Q77-85, · econd onl\·to the
\\.'u.,hangton D.C. metropolitan areJ.
la\t Oecember. l'i\e letter-bomb'
\\crem ... iled tochnu.: in the ron land
areo1. Police and po,tal in'Spectors
tnt em: pted mo't oft he bomb . :\one
\I.-ere detonated.
Dr. Bour 'chnicin Forest Gro\'C
llo has ~n the target of almo t duil)
prNc:.'\~ and t wi~ ot nuempted arson,
Bours .ud H~ and his tamth hn'e • recehed bomb threats. and on ht~
40th htrthd.l\ ln.st \"ear an unidenttfied • per ... on started up a chainsaw on hts
front l•l"' n and lhreatcned lu loll
htm, Bours snid.
Although most unu-ubonion
..tell\ 1 ~ spcal out again' t bombings,
Bours said ... It' not enough JUSt to
h-.tgam t the sc:ndang ol bombs
rllC:y(anu-abortion acu' tStS) rea II)
do :.ec th!! an terms ol munJenng and
lr.:tlltng ••• calling people murde~rs
and killers urg~ people: on to
{.,ending) bomb ...
:\ebon said "the right "mg ha'!l
two s«r3tegies: one: constitutional
.md legtslatl\'e. and t\\O, an the~trecl" •
hc:'\aid anll·abonion acth·t,m h..a..~
bc:~ome .. ,beer, un:tdulteratc:d ter­
rori~m Theydonhtopanymoreut
ju\t ha~ .. ing people ••• no" in
Portland the) 'rc ~ending
letter-bomb\ , ..
'Jel!ion. who gre\1. up on military
ba~e. sntd. 'The la.'it thtng I ever
"pectcd to be w~ a ~oldier but
that\ what I am: a soldier. We're
tal lang about "'ar he~."
Btnninger said On:gon voter\
defeated :s ballot mea\urc in 197
that would ha'e halted :itate funding
ol .lbonton,. . Thi, vear, a similar
mcbure "'til go bc:fo~ lhe 'oters in
~oH:mber The me~urc would stop
state fundang for abonion, e:\cept
\\hen the mother' life j, tn danger.
Binmnger ')aid similar meMu~ a~
on the books in Washington, Cah·
fomin, .M&.._~Chu'tettsand Arlansa.s
Although she hL' been acth'C in
women ,., .. ues tor mo~ than a
dcc:adt. 8tnmn~rsaid anti-abortion
~
acti\l'o(\ currently .;eem umore
ten.u:iOU!> (and) pohucnlly ~marter
than ever." She ~aid the pro-choace
cuu\e needl> MYolunteel't r~nd monC)
.. We're in a pohtu;al c.tmpatgn
ugain~c people "ho can easaly mi.'e
I he RlOOC!)."
After the two hour rull~. ecurtly
and poh~c ..cque,terc~d the pculr.:efl\
in the \math Ball Room kttchen.
until the\ could be: 'atel ~ortcd
av.a\' t rom the campu' 1 he rulltcr • insade the hull w1:~ u~hertd out
through a bad: door. to 11\0td a
confrontation in the halb
~.:thi\11 cla\h ala Pst· rail) on thr 13th anni,tnar} of Rot'''· Wadt'. tht
'-luprtme Court dtd\lon lecalldn& abortion . . 1t '-"~,., " •
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John Rodgen (left) and Chtt} llbabao '~hare a cup of \oup at the S \~\ G end-of·fast crlehration ha"t Frida).
SAAG fast ends in celebration ~~,
.---------------------Meghan Fichteoau
Of th~ Pl.,neu Loc
Tht outh Africa \elton Group
(5,.\ \Ghpon~oredaweek-l ongtast
la~t wed. together "'ilh a 'tgil on
\I art in Luther 1\ tng Jr 's birthdil)"
and un cnd-o(.fast 1.'Cicbration on
Frida).
The last w;u held to .. ho" the
Bo.ud ofT ru .. t~ that<\.\ .\G i not
~.111 lied "tlh the board\. Jan. 6
deciSion to dhest onl) from com­
pant.es "ho do not ~en be to the
-..ul11\ 1n Pnndplts .
The ulh\an Pnnciple:. are cur­
renth ~Ttbcdtob\ mnn} companies
doing bu,ines~ an outh ,\I rica. ln
essence. they promote de.--egregauon
ot the race' m pubhc place.~ and
equAl treatment oi blad' in the
v.orl rorce tn regard to promotion .
truining und sal a'}.
~·1 he I ru't~can't bc)"O'>U~the
pnncipl~ iJfC: eflective "hen C'\en
ulltvun a\ .. the\ .tre tneftct II\ c.~
freshman ~loth $tur~ tud. ~\\t'
arc la.,ung to ,;'\prt''~ our concern
11nd to urge the Tru,tttS to ~~;e,, thetr dC:ClSIOn U~atn. w~turgcs added.
T went) to 25 people laitt1i on
and off dunnglhe 'ACCk. andetght tO
10 ••-Sled for the e:nttre \\etl.senwr
L.eff Thomll5 uid. fhc:re "ns :s lot
or community tnvoh'Ctnent during
the"'ee· . fhtnyto~O people panu:­
apated an the v1gtl and man.) people
who were not fa.-.unc "ore red ribbons -an upponofthdMt .Thomassaid
Wh..n '\ \ o\G broke the last on Fri:hl)
v.tth h H oup und dancing, about
.$0 to 50 people JOtned an. ll1om~
added.·
In addtuon to the•r fasung, the
mcmbc:~ ol • 1\ \G sent letter lo
the Board ot Tru tees e!\plainang
thdrrcu on' tortheia t The\ h1wc: • not gotten an} respo~ from the
boanJ .)ct. !\turges uitJ.
uwewouhJ hlethem to meet \\lth
us 3g1un fhe 1 ru,tc~ hav~ been
good anti pohte hl u but the) ha\c
nott.tle n 11 )Criou .. h St ur~ mtd.
"'\ \G chose ~m~., buthda) to
th. ·n the l:t)t to .. ho"' solldant\ ~ .
wuh the Cl\11 Rtghts mo.~;.'ll ~ttn
South 1-\fncn nnd thel nit o"' 11
~Rnc1 m und e t<om lS S<l 'l_ n )n
ourcampu ·sturg.:ssaad . Onebillcl •cp~tr\C:f uid 10 ~\u~ -~ee1ng
people like )'OU do1ng thi G" c:.s ll
hopefortheCivil R'Sh~ ffi.O\'CUKnL •
~ J\G sent out numerous pn:ss
releases and recched television. radto
11nd ne\\'Spupcr CO\"e:nsge for thc:u
efforts. Umted Press lntemauonal.
" national 'A1re scn'ltlr::, pt ed up
•,e ,,, 1).
~tu '· ges. who fasted for 1111 li\-c
d I ~ .atd the group sot a lot of
po'tii\'C feedback r rom tudents ...
thml tudents are more tCSpORSl\C
ao f:~Stingrhan to loud protests ... he
~·d
s for the group's nut step.
.. P~ple :an: tued thiS ~eel; but W'C!
:tn: not gmng up. not $topptng. \\ e
baH: to L:ecp pres unng the tudentJ
ul'ld facult).-. turgcs nid
The roup no" needs tudent
'urport. ~ turge td students can
tnJac:nc the1r upport b) ttendang
the wee A. I~ S \,\ ' meetings or o~n
JU'!>I tulktn£' and lhtnlJn~ about dt·
"estment llnd the lru!!,glc: ..till 1
ll(\llrthetd m ~outh \fnca ~I n••"
there a~ lot 01 C(IOC"Cmed ,e''f'llt'
but the) are not ~lC:(\flln~ r(I~<Jrd -
~ turge5 td
Excellence in teaching rewarded
Diane Raab
or lht PIOQ«f l.or.
The Burlington ;'l:orthem foun­
dlluon hBs In\ ited Le" ''and Clar~
College to be the rcclplcnt of a
.. Fucuh) \chtt\cmc:nt \ \\Urd" for
the ne'\1 \hrtt :tc~demicycar rh.,.
a\\ar\1 \nil muh tn three 'elected
I.1CUII\ m.:mbc:rs rtcel\tngllSI , 00 • t4rl'lnt bJt,cd on thear e cellen~'t' tn
tcachmg.
•It l' I !;rt".ll honortotha' in)lltUIIOO
to be selected b)' Burlmgton ~onhem
hu thi ''"'a rd.-\rletgh Do<hon.
mtenm prO\O I, 'atd .. h\ u \cl'}
mce tatcntent a~1ut Lcwunnd Our\
College." he a all, add mg ... h • llho
VC:I') g~.,od lor I he facult} to feCel\'e
rec,,gmHon tor the: had 't\\"trk the)
do. tf' gt>t a pat on the: bud.: • 11 •
also ntce to ~t the money'"
llndergr.lduate. grnduatc: •• nd 1luv.
choot profe, or are cl~ible for
t ht B'A1lrd ,\ commiuc..oe "'ill bt
uppotntcd tn determine the 3Ctual
rC'<'trienh or the 1\\lltd ba;\~d \'11
nomtnllttOM, Ooc:hon satd.
1\"' rds" til be detem\lned b) the
• .. .susndard son of thmg .~Dod an
Sllid. These crncrtZJ. dctemuned
b) the Burhngton :"\orthem foun­
d:auon, tnclude tJC\ ottonlocn:itlnng
the quality of lhe dn\'room c: pc·
nente, hagh cholarl} "tandnrd,,
cumnq ,quaht).rclc.·vanc) ol course
content, and the prof~ or dtn.'IC'I
unJlat't upon und '"' oh-crncnt \\ tlh
'tudc:nu
\ guidehne of the BurlmgtonP\)IIC')
tatt' that although nil :t.'f'CCtS ol
theeducattamtl phx: \\'Ill bet3k(n
mto ('(tn tdemtton. 11 l!i the nctual
du ,r04.1m te c:htng that t' the main
emphtul ~·f tht pamculnr ~r~nt .
llQds,,n :ud tt \\til be Ill the dl!i·
Cf'Clhln o( the Commtttees a.s tO ho\\
much tuJcnt an put "dlutlect the
tJC\..~ton:~> student evaluauon' "'111
mo~t hk:c~ be u ed a c:rucna. he
~a'J
1 he loundnuon purpO.\C lor
r::stobli hang tha~ pro~ram .... tn pJ&n.
~to \l ntnbute: to the umulauon or
mort' cff«tt\"C tcuduns at all k\'CU
otC'ducatton •aC'C(Irdan~totht- tatc:d
~uidelu-.o I nlldJttt,,n. the foundation
maanta1n• thllt the'"drtcnortltlon "' gO\UUmCnl hnan ln£ ol lhl: f'UOht
anstnuuon ha.." end .an cl't'd tht f'C'­
tenla\!n nftltebe;t. mo l f1rodU li\C
f: ..:Ult\ "
l (" Dar«tor of ( ~.!lporatc Lind
l·oundauon ReiJtiOffiJc:ff \ndet'\ n
said this~'fllnt b more of a ~nttaon
ofquaht\ •~ hangthanananccom'C!
.. \\ atha lot ot fannn .. ~BI p~ urc\'" •
the m~muuon. n hard to pa the
profc: Or5 \\ httl the}·~ "urth.
t hti; .grtmt mnL~ 11 pn~,abk to rec­
ognare them tn a lnng1blc'" ' .. ltc
~ld.
"Burlington "ortltern has ~:l
\'C:l) 'uppOnl\eOfl ewt,undl'hn1.4-
:\..ndet':'On ul.lllenuomn~ £rotnl
ol ~ 21.500 l.bt )t' r for rc\ •~ana; .md
dC'\'C!Iopm~ the cum .. u\um
The Burhngton :-.ionhern .. nun·
dotmnfund adt\C:r crnn~:ooeotcon·
cerns. m areas 'u~h 11..' the rh und
humanmcs.c'' tc und puhhc nil au
educauon. health and \\clture It''
blhedtn.Sc.tule \\u'h and\\ntl.
\\llh .. ollc~und um\~lltl:'i tnmlll·
and nonh"'~' '"n uwtudlllt: nl'"·'
of th~ f'U\.ll ''h'''''' 111 Or~.:~.:,m
\ndcr,on '-"(! •
-.J.l)ann Ha~ ne'
()I thf Jllnllfff t ur
\nit lu' lorma.t tx "<"\: I C\\l, llllll~ !1\.;\ nc\\ (mahL\\C'
.._. "'"''' ,,r l't'\~tc"'''n.al"tUlln:' nnd ttw lcuJet,h•p ''' ttw
ut~<h:Q!r.k1t~tll~ II!Cuh
~~~cr t~.sgct tkan~.~r thc<•mdll3tc!'Chnc .l. ~ud he: ha'
n.,.:1,nJ-1cnH'Oclf'trnllon 1n1m the lc-almnt thc(undcr ·
~~tJwtc) l.k"'\tlt\-nnd ·Jlerrcl•&:sl ho'"""· ~'mcttmc' 24
h• 11r .t~l\- 1n..~hct0l"C' he~~tcd the J<lb tn 1% 11 1\tr; h he th:.;cnhc,;L' '"\n cfh:ct,,IC'OO\ti\UtiOI\al d(X\IOlC Ol
IOU~"flaiO lunwonJI ..en -.e. ~He -.;tid the t,ICUit) C\ln,ltl~lkll\
nd lnu:nmPn":alurc,urc Mt\\otnherenth contmthdOI')
~l"':Uintnt~~ .md added that, 10 ht~ intc:rpn:tmson . "thc:r~
n l '"~ h blxl'-a' :.t campu'·" ide I 'P \( sn Mill\) (ll the
" l • ..
\'tlO~tiiUIIOI\::11 (amendment')
011 h.:N <•lth prnhlcm 'tern' from the fi,c ._or.lldwtc
,,1.111\.: undefJ!r.dlDtC' ta..-ull' romnutt~nnd dt-.;~ttmc:nt
.1"' 1\•" Inch comm111ce ,hnuld deal "'' h "hiC h pmhltm'
I)' c "\ ClOlmlltC'\"' • '101'\, I hl' (l'lfC I
l"ul ol 1 he ronOICt am'e "hen th!." grudu.tte ~hnol
hq11na..C:ln:hlme1ght nc" llli:'Uh\ member''" 191:\5 On
'\o\ :?I. the urld~.llduate t oculi\ Per mncl \d\1~1) P~ct ,1M.J the gnllh~<ttc txult) 1\;1' no"-'} tn the untlcr­
gn~thliltt' oommm« • und la't f<tll. •pulled the:. ~u.tlc
tll('ult' J'(.'('plc"l'lut ofthecommsucc:' He: "ld h1'otftc:~ ''
00\1 "folio\\ l~ a roht) oltD..--rcl\ing llU.Jrd_l'\1 Ill:''> ~tng
dcth"S' '' 11 h the: undc:rgmduatc: coll~c: .
fl3£CI ,.,ld '()me undc:rgrodu:uc lacuh) ted "the: ~rud
~lmol ,, ~ub,cr. ient "' 1 he undC:'l!'"•td ~hool, "tmd .lddtd
"\\'ould 1 he' want the: ~u.1tc hool commutcc' JlKhnn)! - . .., ..
omnulll"C 11-'P \{'"). c hatred h' Ra:. c:r '\cl~ln, pmt( ~~rot
m;uhcrn. "U~. em ! memo t\l ~'gr:t ld""''"~ tum on
... cmdard :.Qrthand t\ffirma\1' e \c11on pl'f'.--a.iiJre' 'd'I(10
...ald 1 he haJl!e lur f-P \t '' to 00\ii'•C on ·polk' ·•nd
fli\~Urt' on all matter-. pC:Tt.aamng to focuh) JltNlnnel."
und .loi.lded, -!FP-\l 'I 1' chafFed todl' 1 h1' fo• I hr college ll'
a "hnlt' • 11 , "con,tituuonal otlh~uon
l'<tfCI rerhoo It) the: FP\t memo on "(\\ 2~ \01) tnf
thcu ach ICC'\\~' wrong. un"anunted und r I:'Umptuous.
und e\p\:umng that he: did not \\ant Old\ icc from I he
und~wtccommlttee\On th,,or other mattc:l' 'elo.on
o;aid. •Jt "a~ a clear v1obtiun of lntcnm Procc:dur\' 1n m) all the: mouenitlt·omiOg out tlf thetr commtnc:c:o,
lltld"-'" ... ud he:~' ~me problem\ 'tc:m I rom I ntcnm
Pnll:tdurc: hut '-lid. "It\ not the: I.IUh nl (thedt'lCumcnt).
11\ 1 ht fault ol all people: concerned I put my,cU tn that
boat ... r he intention of I nttnm PrOI:cdUre \, I>oc:hon <.oud, ,, to
~cc:p •1lllllUr ,ccto,.... (l!'"d<iunte undergrndw.ue L\\\ --chool
.md t AIl 1 mtcmcunp.. "It\ tough Ill keep e.u;h ol the
lour ,a;tllr' "or-.1ng together and nlw keep them from
mtctlmng "nh each other -ht ..aid
• M
Of'IOitlO
P'~t sud ht~dcoltiOn doo no I \lOUie lntenmPmcudre.. p1l«f..on "ud hi\ goal i .. to help create the: permanent
pmccdures polic) b) the end of tht' <IC!dcmiC )e.tf II he
cm't get th;tt, he ...aid "I wuntaC'..tlendar,et, 'o \\CCin -.a~
'\\c \\Ill do 11 b\ '\date:-
PIONEER LOG
Editor In Chief R Franzen
~nailng Editor .-~egt\an
R! ..
New. Editor .... 3na Ha}'T'Ies
Optnlon Editor m Lyden
Featuru Editor. _::an De~ • et
Sporta Editor 1.' 'It: -.a
Photography Editor
IJ .......
Buslneas Manager. t11lary
G IT •
Copy Editor: AMer Rosenbaum
Circulation Manager KusM
JQOPI,.
Circulation Assistant : Stacy
Lueht
Advertising Manager: Brenden
ti~
Advertising Staff: John 8sener
Feat urn Wrttera: J .an
Oetwe et
ClanssaHsu JemaO~ l.aufte
Ul"'derwoocl
Opinion Wrtters: Ta:nmy Fen
Renard Leader. Tom Lyden Karl
SchomDutg ~I Waliach EriC
Warne!
News Wntera· Ramona &anoes
Rot)n Franzen Plegna.n FIChte·
nau J Dana Haynes She::a
Mela'en. Diane Raab
Sport a Writ erE Adam Bro...-n
MDhae!Cohe!\ Ga!yGolosn L'tt1 fl.
lund
Photographers; Gar~Cspphnger
Meghan FICI\'2nau Oa:..e McKay
Jonatnan Tap!m MIChelle
WAISII'ICI!'I O.h td BaH.l
·• ,. . ..au• 3 F.itzgeralci
Produetlon Staff: Bob Glanvtlle
-a t!' J' 18a 1ey Jacquelm
t:-.-ans T , ~·11app
CompoaHlon ~ Srlella Sooo
Adviser P. r.. ;tlriSlenson
In n:~mbraocc or a he: cn:\lo or tht
"\p hunlc t"hai'""S:C'
POSTMASTER: Sendaddlcss
:.5' ·upu '·'EEALOG 0615
S W Pa!a tne H Road POllland
OR 972l9 Subsct4)tlons are $8
vearly Seeood class pos:ag pald
at PortJano Ofegon
ThePtOfiDef Log re:-.ervesthe rtght
tod~any ad-Jero.tSemeru NhiCh we
I ee 1 COOlrafY to (OUr nahstJC o trues
andco:ege~
V•em eApressec:Jarc ti'IOS9olll1e
wrllersanddQnotneoessorlly reflect
Jne v ti& ot the student body the
faculty ortl'lecO!legoadmintSIIatl()n
U I!JOOO edilOI!Sis aro suggesled
ana are a~ bytooco:torsancs
mal'laget.!: o1 tHIS newspaper and
rei eel me ma,orr.y oplfiiOll ot !how
!hoers
Select on o1 cartoons appealing
ofhe('~- AA.,.p,.~~ ... ,.., •espon..
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TH~ PIONEER LOG USPS
G i'l 7 ;...u• ~ .... • • , w.cept
no 10<115 by the ~&a'C!J &.u·
Of"f!IS LeWIS a !lei Qar, College
I 5 W Pa!a!JneH ·Root! Pottanr!
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Page 2 · Campus construction slated
heila \lc laren
Of lht Plonttr I,Ul
\. er.tl ~·smlicant addttton' to
he: I "1' and Clark campu' haH'
been ~un,tructeddunng \\Inter break
and mMc: ,Jon ... urc: being de:' eloped
•tor ,Jdduional reno\atlon
J he: btgJ!c:'t ol the addu ion'>,
H&uold \\ orthtngton dtrcctor of
mntntc:nuntc 'utd, snclude!!o a ne\\
oflict' 10 the Ohn Ph' ~ic:s Chemtstr) • butldtnp. co,ung upproxtmatcl~
1.000. nod the dh I'>IOn of a
ThrocKmouon chJ.,sroom 1010 a
loemtnar room, at an e!>timuted co~t
ol l • .SOO
1 here ha\e aJ,n been a erie .. of
lomallc:r mtpro\'ement.s. mcludinp nC\\
l'llunt and carpeung tn the Manor
Hou~ and tn ,\lin Hall '~ ">tUd)
loun~e.and "orL: an the 'ho\\-cn in
l'l,ltt :md Ho"ard Hall .
\\or~ •" tnrtsng a(!atn on the:
rcncwauon ol Ruth O'Dell Hall.
"htch \\ onhm(!ton ~atd "til be
completed b) I ul) The: rt\ i.lntping
ol < )'Dcllmclude the replacement
ofOoor and cr.rpcting.. repainting
and the: m~tallauon ol nc\\ drap~ .
\\on hmgtuncs11mulc:d the totalco~t at about 70,000
O'Dell i'l also the recipient ol
appro'\tmutel~ S 110,000 \\-orth ol
furniture. Deni\e r homp,on. U\\0•
cilslc: dean or ~tudenl\ \iltd 1 he
,htpment ol rur nil urc: 10cludt' nc"
be«h. che,l\und ch.ur' forth( room-;
plu~ ne" furna ,htng~ tn the matn
lounge:. 'ilUd} room rc'tdcntdtn:ctor..
apartment and down~otan' .\IUd)
room. h b~al,do\\n to"S I.OOOper
he<hpaccloreachroom." I hump ... on·
'uid.
Mon:eon,truclion "'oon to bc~an
on u nc:" microcomputer laborator).
to be located down tai,....ln 1helibran •
"here the audiO·\ 1'ual department
no" C'-i"''· "About hall that areu IS
go1ng to become a nc" m~erocom·
puler lab. "\\'orthington \Old Wor­
thington al!.o aid hi!. department is
"" orl;mg on a proposal nu\\ for
Alban) (Quudr.mgle)"which h not
nppro\ed but, tl it i,, 11 w11l crc.ue
t\\o nc:'' cJa, .. room~. Con,tructton
lor th~e changl' will tuke pluce
nc· t summer 1f apprn\oed b) the
Ph\ ''cal Plant Committee,
Red Cross organizers fight
A IDS scare in blood drive
Catherine Enfield
Of lht Pjonter to,
I he lear of contracting.\ I OS by
the g1\ ing ot blood j, a pnmat)
miKOnCCptlon of the pubhc nJ.!hl
nl.l\\,Utturdmgto Red Cros.soffici3ls .
"AI OS. or uny othcrdi~a5c:,cannot
be conu acted b) donaung blood ...
Kathleen lallon. pub he 10fonnauon
coordina tor for the Portland Red
Cross. liltd.
·tn a recent nattonwidc: \Uf\c}.
one: l htrd of the: population '>.ttd
the:) wcn:snleurol contrilctmg AIDS
throurh the donut ion or blood."
l.ar~on ... aid. Due to this. fear Red
Crou hus c.\pcrienc:c:d a \lleable
drop tn donutson' mcludtng tho~c:
from l e"i& and <.lark
1\ IDS (bcqutrcd 1mmunodefi·
c•c:nc)' i)'ndrome) is .1diiea~e wh1ch
brc:;.sks dov. n the bod'\ 's nut ural • del en c sy.tern.
l err) Padgett, blood •ervkes
c:onsulusnt, a1d thcrewasnoC\idence
thut people: at rduanional in\tuuuoru
\It ere better anforrned on the topic of
A I ()S than the rest ot the populace:.
f,hdgrlt~tdll cemsthc:AIDSscarc
affect I he enure populauon .
·•1 uch year "c ha\t' ut a goal ol 125 unit~ of blood from I c\\ I!> and
Clark tc:,, than I 0 percent ol the
\ludent population . fhi~ mean~ \\e
mu\t hu\'e atle<tst2ftS people \tgnc:d
up 10 advance in orderto receive: the:
125 unll5." Padgett suid then~ art
u~uall) a large numbcrol"no,how "
as well as about IS to 20 percent
"'hoareturned awu) due to medical
delerrul~.
AIDSt.ccm toha,·chodancffect
on l C donauon' al> \\ell. In 1983,
PadJ!etl ctted a dramoticdecrcn'>e en
donallom which brought! hem bclo"
the1r goal murk I\ IDS rint ~tnrted
rc:tclvtng rnc:dau atlenuon tn 1983
WHh the goal rcmauung.tt 125 un1t~.
I C went frum 200 unit (uveruseJ 1n
1978-79to about 100 unn,. m lq8'\
I ( ·, avc:ruy.c lor three blood dm·e'
in 1985 wus 102 unit\,
"Oet<iU!>C of the d«rea.\C: "e huvc
been trying to regain donors who
have ceu .. c:d gaving blood, and to
attract new donon.," l an. on rud
Theblooddmcnt l Ctnponsortd
b)'theSi[lmU Phi F.p~ilon fraternity
C\et) term. Tht~ term the dnve "ill
be on Monduy, • eb.3from II u.m.-5
p,m en Stumm Dmtng Room. ~-
Dependtng on who tnterpreh
wh1ch documcm , is.'iu~ involvtng
l e" t!> and Clark faculty muy be
handled by nny of eight per
munent commutc:es .
The problem sterm from I ntc­
rtm Procedures, a governance
document drawn up b) the
administration. to help deftne
th'c: role and ~tntcture of the
G radunte School of Profe,Monol
Studse~ Up unul l~t year the
• • graduate school w~ a dl\ 1~1on
of the college. and not an auto­
nomou~ umt Both the graduate
and undergroduatcfucultle\ met
together and held pos1U0ns in
the sumc: fucuh) committee ...
When the graduate 'ichool \\a.'
created lnst year. the faculttc!>
became '>eparatt c:nt1tte" The
graduate ~choolt'> currently one
or four Independent units w1t h1n
L ( The others are the l nder·
graduate C.ollege of Arh and
Scten~ law school and I n'>lllute
Jon he Study of Amencan lan­
guage and Culture (lSAlC)
\I nul the college conuuu11on
can be: revtsed to renect the
mdc:pendence of the: graduate
'chool. the: Interim Procedure'i
have been put tnto effect One
re~ult ol th1s ts the: creauon of
ftvc new graduate fnwll} com· -mtuec:,, the counterpart'> of the
five undergraduate commt llees
There nrc now five under·
graduate commtucec; Admtss1oru
und ftnancinl A1d Policy. Budget
l ommttlee. Curnculum Com·
mmee, fucully Council and
l-aculty Personnel Adw;ory
( ommattee The three: ~tnndmg
praduote commi tte~ urt Cur­
nculum, Promouon and Tenure I
and FPAC
The problem ames from the
wordmg ol the ongmal college:
con\tllutton, whtch ~tate~ that
the li"e undergroduatccomrruttee.-.
"til hold collegc:-w1de respons1·
btht1e,, 11 that 1\ sull accurute
then dect~IOm mvoiVtnJI 1 he
graduate: school faculty would
fall wtthin tht ausp1ce' of the
undergraduate c.ommmec:s
Ro~er Paget, dean of the
(Jruduote School ofProfe-.~tonal
Citudtc: ... ~ntd htl) tnterpretntton
" that the crentton of Interim
Procedure<. and tht gruduate
commtttc:es liUpercedes 1 he orig­
mnlconstttuuon und theone-ume
"campu~·"tdc:" nnture of the
undergraduate: commt ttee~.
Andrew Rembert dean of the:
undergradua te: faculty, dechned
to comment on the tssue at thts
• lime:
Vehicles to be towed
if fire lanes blocked
Robin Franzen
Or tbt Plonttr l.og
Any 11tudent facUlty member Mnff duute gruduHtc:campus wtll not come
per\on or admtnistrator who hn\ Without warntn(l M o.untenanct
parked thetr car ln u rire lane und department personnel are current I)'
only recetvcd a tscket muy no" find wamng I or the arnvul ofstgn\ which
thi\1 the1r car has been lowed the} will post to clearly de'>ignate
Thts choose 10 the purkmg pohcy lif'l' June,, .md wtll rep1un1 no-parkmg
wnt. prc:capilated by a rout me vtsll arco' They arc aliso pnnttng ttckct~
and follow-up letter by theft~ mar- whtch Will bet\SUtd tO fiNI offende~
.. hall tn 'lovember The mar., hall 1n lieu of a tow The uckets. however,
'>llpulated tn h1" letter that more: w11l befonhe mu'\tmum fine ofS25,
'tnct penahte~ need to be enforced ~chuelcr \ntd
atl c:wi~ and Clark to keep f1re lane~
clearm case of emergency ot hc:rwt.o;e
the college would be cued and forced
to mve'>t tn spnnkler systems for
tho\e bu1ldmg.s without them
ThespnnldersoiUt1oo was avoided
bee au e of the "tremendous cost~ ·•
1nvolved, E;~tecuttve Vtc:e Pr~tdent
tor Admmestrauon D1ck Sorc:ruon
~ud
l>ent\C Thomp\on. UM>OClatedenn
ol '' udenK noted ~veral area.'\ where
the parkiOJZ re!'ltricuon~ hiJvc: been
cnn"tMently •snored 10eludmi! the
front of Pion-Howard dorm. 1hc
back of the Forest dorm unat~ I he
carcle dnve in Tamaruc.k. nnd tn
front ol and around the tibrarv and
BoDme
l>oui! Schnc:fer, '~n1or 'ecuruy
oflic.cr. noted that the problem around
P 11mpltn wib ~bad that "you couldn)
get u Volluwagen 10 let alone a lire
truck:"
'I he I;'"' school has hud a Mmilor
problem in the past with blocked
fire I an~ and hu.' rc:.olved the probkm
by I0\~1ng , Ho~cver. the pnrking
poltcy changes at the undergm· D1rec:torof Phystcal Plant Hurold
Won hmgton 'latd the: problem d~
not stem from il Inc~ of pnrkmg
~puce' at l C Rather Thompo;on
~•ud. 11 I'~ that "the) (the: vtolotors)
are not able to park tn front of the
door they wunt to go 1010 so theY
park 10 the hrt lanes. But lhc:re ir.
adequate pnrlunp avn1lnble, "shesatd
Worthtngton \Otd he ha!> \Crtfted
tht!> charge by coun11ng tht number
of car'> parked sn fire Innes nnd then
comparmg thnt to the number of
empty sp.tccs d\'utlnble to parl..tr!>.
"U'iUUJiy Wt lind I hutthert: arc t WICC
thai muny leto!al space' ror (;ilr\, ..
",\lmo\1 unv lime we: check., there
''room to parlr. m (m,~old Studium. •
Soren\on ,,ud 1-mpt~ parktn!l pa~
cun o.&l\o be round 10 the tobble~tone
cirde. Schnc:h:r ,,ud
,\ cnllegc·widt mc:mo indicating
1 he pohc:y change \\ill be is,ucd to
.111 cnr par~cr\ b) Sorenson when
the mcchuni~m .m: in place tor 11 to
operate. In the: mennume evcronc:
1~ .tdvit.cd not to pnr!l: tn the lire
June~.
Pioneer Log, January 30, 1986 Bloo
Even wi
plea"ant
natton\ bl
In 1978·
blood for
(ucqturcd t
thut inluk • Anallo
feared con
tothcclai
disease it
gencmted
AIDS or
• donuung
That i:-.
be giving
and why
likewi!-c:.
Fenkis
To lhc fdato
J.tm wnun1
Fcnl' Jan I
fru,trauon wi
on campu!.
Tammy c(
come .. of ani
nature ol pol
ideaJi,m \lc:~
of the har'>h r1
ir i\ todJy, a1
LETTERS
l.euer., l
be addre!i
deadline 1
~uhm"''o
duublc:·'P4 I aut hm \nul
~ ht\' nr I ac
flw Pttlllt
nght to h
prublt:m\ a
letter\\ all
Part t
• l
.Star War'
economy,
mihtur) md
governmen t
number or d
Offi) BIG l
• large a
economtc.
• A tnlhon
puyoff tn
IO Ctvthun
tn htgh -tech
• A .. u l;llJliUU,
mtlttary nrr\11
litton wn.1111111
•1 he prou•~•
to mthtat) \
Mthtary s
U!oOUI ofthc:
II.Bn~o 10 won
aneconom
world, The . "' nd
tees
lrb or the
mmtltees
e under-
dmi~~io~
ry Budget
am Com-
nctl and
r\dVIl>OfV
stondtng
arc Cur-
dTenure
from the
al college
tate~ that
ommattt:e:\
respon'll
accurate.
lvmg the
hy would
~e' of the
' lUtes
n of the
pf~l>jonal
pretauon
1f Interim
gruduatc
·the ong-
• eone-ume
te of the
nmtttee!>
an of the.
•.declined
lue attht~
ed
d I
I
will not come
bmtenonce
~recurrent!)
fsigru. which
11y destgnate
It no-porktn8
ting tickeb
1 offender'\
b. however
fincofS25
lam Harold
roblcmdoe~
or porktng
Thompson
e vtolatorl>)
front of the
into l>O they
But there 11>
ble, "she,rud
hill> vert lied
the number
1n~( nnd then
number of
to part..er\.
~ .. r .. ure t wict
for car. ·•
check. there
Smdium.­
tng'lpacc'
n'on when
aceloritto
. evcrone
tn the lire
'1986 I tllfm 111 Chu~t• Rohtn ~ r.tnt"n
\ltTfiiiJllllll Lrlltllf • Mc11hun t u:htcn11u
t\t'''' l dtwt • Dun~t Unynn
Oplnlmr l:dllur • I om I \idcn
fi•utm•'J ltl/l(lf • Jtlliun llclwctlcr
\'{•tlfiJ fdlltlt • l\.ltl.c l.und
Plww J,./itur • Dah. McKay
( 11p1 J,~tuor • \r'o'c:n Ro~cnbaurn
1.1 \fanug.·r • Rrendrn H}dr
1Jmrm•1' \taiiUI(t'f • H1htf) Gtlman
Blood supply is in jeopardy
Even with the cookie iJnd punl!h giving blood is not the nwst
plca'lant expencncc but the rea~on Y.C do it i~ because the
nation\ blood supply savt' thousand of live, each vcur.
ln J978-7Q lewt'~ and C'lurk blood drive .. produced 200 umt' of
blood for t h~ Port land Red CrOll!\ but a feur of cutchtnJ? \IDS
(acqutrcd tmmunodcfit.u~ncy.,yndromc:)is belie,cd to have rcdm.cd
thut intake to onl) 102 untts in 1985
A nat ionw1dc survey indicating that one third of the: population
feJrcd contracting AIOS through blood donations @ivcscredcncc
to the claim that t\ IDS hysteria is '>prending much fa\ter than the
disease itself. 1 he wcJith of medical c\'idencc that hHs been
generated suggests lhut such a lear is completely irrational,
AI[) or any other disense simply cunn~t be contracted b)
donuting blood.
Th.tt ic; why member s of the Pinnt'i!f log editorial board will
be giving blood on Monday , Feb. 3 in the Stamm Dining Room
and why we cncouragc the re!>l of the l C community 10 do
likcwhc:.
Fenk is contagious
l Olhc f dttor·
I um wru lnf 10 n!'pon'c toT amm\
Fen~ ' Jan I b cduonul expres ... mg
fru,tratton" ith the pohttcaltdealt\t<.
on c.1mpu'
I amm> contend' that tdeah\m
come' of an tnabtltt) to ~ee the real
nature ol pohuc, On the qontrury.
tdeali~m 'tems lrom a rtcoynition
of the ha~h realitie, of tht world ~
it as todu). and u rduql to accept
LETTERS POLICY
l.~:ttcr" to the Editor )hould
hC' udd rc~'c:d to ao). 21 l he
dcadhne is 5 p m on Frid:tys.
Suhmh,iom 'hould be 1 \'ptd,
dtlOblc·,:,.parc:d <Jnd tncludc the
<tlllhor\ namt "''well il' academtc I
da"'" fucult\ 't.tnd111g.
7 Ill' l'ftmt·f'' I tiR re,er ve' 1 he
nght to huld lctlet' il ~pace
prubltm' .trtsc \.o anonymou !'l l
letter Y. ill be pubh.,hed
Part two thecontmuilttono ltnJusllce r,act'>m
and nplou,tuon AlthouP'h tdeal.,
mny be lardl\tant, the behd 10 thtm
and their active pur Uti bring~ u~
cloM:r to a beuerworld one •ttp<~l a
ume Realisuc ideah'm hu' it'
roundauon m f.uth in the underl\·tng
goodne~' ol people.
The re~otl(nauon of Tummy\ attt·
tude 'ecms to ha're led her to negative
pa"''"'~m . \\ hile \triving for one\
ideah tsconduci,eto po'liti\ e ~ction
We: can't lo .e ~~~ht ot the indtv iduul
human bc:in~ who'>e lot it i~ rhc
idealist\ goal to tmpro're, Poo;itive
chanee CO InC\ ol the eilorts of the
1ndindual ~o often agnored \\hen
c.:oll\tdenng world problem, ,
Attitude" arecont:tg iou~. Wcc.tn'
all let our~dves lull mto the trap ul
dc\patr nnd resignation rhnt \\ ouhJ
leud on I\ to a dungcrou .. dm\ rmard
'ptral
fo horro\\ a ph1use from Dr.
Murun l uthcr ~mgJr .,l )1111 hu\c
a dream •
Jl/1/IJ /)I•IJII
Fint n•ur \IIJJrm ERS
Coverage is criticized
• 1 o the l:!ditor:
I ne\er considered the l'tmJt'U
l.og .t great new puper, but 1 ne\er
conStderc:d tlthut bad either .l..otcly,
though, 1\>c been \erydncouruged
f.tnd .11 o hghtlytmgry:.tthecoverage
01 I he .\s~ociCited Studenu.ofl..c" 1s
nnd Clod. (ASLC) 1\SLC meun'
every rcgmered tnudentatth•s tn~tl·
tuttnn, buttt iscommonly ussOCJoted
with student govc1 nmenttn the lorm
oll~xecutio.•e Counctl. Exec. Council
!oeems to be·' targetlatel~. und u~ u
rnembtr of thts coun.:tl, I'm lcehng
n need 1c1 detcnd the org:tntllllton
J'm addrc~tng tWO .trea~. 0,t\e
I .a\\ renee'S resign..ctton .md I he c nticul
editorials ot late
1 agree that the students huve 11
right to know whutt!> huppenmg on
Exec ( ounctl and wuh the: people
I he) voted lor.1 he l.og had alegat­
imute \tory 1 he reMgnati<tn ol Dave
La\\ renee .c Budget '3nd Finance
Vice-Prel>ident but to lander I :tw­
renoe\ name when there is not\1dentt
or wrongdoing i bad journalism
The article .. Lawrence lmphctued
in Fund Misappropnauons" \\a
poorly\\ nil en lnvestigat i''C reponing
that turns up nothing hn~ no bu is
for a tory.
The Logque~uoned F.xec:. Coun­
cil'' deci aon to protect l.a\\ renee
b) refusingtogh-ecomment \SI (
inlormed the student<> on'' hatthc't
needed to k no\\> l.a\\ renee re)igned
on his own account lor oersonal
ren~on ... Uoe<> the l.ug ha\e to turh
into the National £nqwrer to ~pec­
ulate on what I he'e pe'"'onal rea~on'i
were', E11.ec Counctl honored Law­
ren~:e\ pnvacy and -.mc:e 1here Wll\
never any proof of masue of funds,
there w.ts never any mentton of it
The Log pnnted an antcle that m)
old m~U., medco text 'iJ''~ puh
.. ,:,.omeone in 3 negati\·e false light. ••
..... 'tonel> that .tre not quite
delnmatory but '>1111 mi"\leadtng ."
The l.ng keep makang it sound like
Lawrence embeuled thou,.tnds or
dollllr\ and toot.: on 10 RIO without
being caught.
The La~ renee Ciil>e )ptang up
'uddenlyamid~tthe~ \SL( lighteru
~und Allocation Procedurt"articfe .
Who I did thut reall) havetodo with
the ... tory'! 1 be ne\lo accounting
procedure~ were not changed ll" an
~fterellcct ollawrence·~ t"e'ignntion
If tht LQ.~ properly kept tab' on
Bud~ct and Finance the\ '' ould huve
l.nown that La\\ renee <Jtarted tht"
move al> far hack as ,prmg ol 19b~
To further attach an .ur o( wrong
doang to l awn:nce i~ wrong and,
once •'Ratn, mcsleading . Misu\e ot fundli bychunercd groups and student
org;anirationi'i h.ts hcengotngon (or
ye.tr . f:Xec. Council and l..uwrencc:
decided to linallydo~omethsngttbout
it.
T hi i what Cxec. Counctl has
beendoangollate, working to better
he ~tem You have no ide~• how
, ard AS I C haJ tried to get tnvol·
v •ment nnd mvolved Aputhy on
th s cumpu •~ tremendous. nnd
1he:etore ha' olfectetl our Pohc)
Revte\\ und I nlormatl()n land r•ro­
grnmming board o '.4ondcr the}
nrc mellectuol no one wunt to pnr­
ttctpnte An I anti P hoard \lollh t\\0
members and n vicc·prestdent can't
get •tn}thmgtJonc: . Nc:tthercnn Poht>
RC\ IC\\ Board wl\h a rorced mem·
bcrshtp of people \\ ho ne .. cr show
up ASIC is tryang to mate
lmprovcmentu~)lhat wecungct the
sptem bote~ on us leet We ha\e
amendments tonhe feb,lSeh:cuon
that .:o"er hoth I and P and Pohc)
Review board!> Hopeful!} these wdl
make u dttfercnce . As for our
ent hustnst icstnrt to\\ .1rds 1 1 udent
umon,thts \\ n~ fmled when the T rml
Room' \·tdetl ronm \\as turned O\'Cr
to Sngu
l.a.'l \\Ul' ednonal mude tt 'iQund
hl;e \\ c: "'ere :~ttttng on our l15SQ and
t\\iddhng our thumb . I think the
'85-'86 udmtmslratton has done n
trcmc:ndou~JOh We: hud good 1dea'
and have uctunlly brought 12 con­
~iitutional amendmenu bclore the
student bod), SIX times mort than
the pre\ iou~ three }tars
I ha\e to wonder.t•m in charge ol
upcommg clecuons and this _}tar I
made a potnt of gettmg out pubhctty
well in advance. So far I \e rccehed
one petition and ha\ en t ht,trd much
about othen. runntng for office.
Apathy run~ rnmpunt on thl5atmpu:. .
The I og olten turn' this around by
crc<tting acti .. tsm and intere,t. Per·
haps this ttme rhe} .tre c~.u tin{l the
apathy. With ueh criucal press ol
1\Sl.C latelv, will amonc want to • • run lor office'/
Cathmn,. Enlirlri
)UntOT
MLK wouki bus tray
T11the t-:duor.
1 hc~elehruttonolthclil"\l Martin
I uthcr ~ang Jr llll} wus ll duy ol
pectal remembrance ol ·• mon, a.
'Lit on, and most of allu re~ffinruuion
uf \\hat mun) would like to belt eve
1st he morulfibcr of Amcrican~oaety .
It ha~ been e.~'>y to d\locll on loft)
idc:.tl:. und hca\') i,,ue~ uf the day.
In the .. ame conte t, it has been to~1
cu') lolorgct ~here our momlvnlue~ muJt necet.5:trtl j' emerge anti totl:c
root helore thev eun ttl<n!lorn •
am.l bloom.
Thc1e i a head)' euphono when
~rcalr: in&out or lendang an cur 1 o fhe
ltght ngatnJI parthead in South
Africa, terrorum tn the Mtddle f:..a 1,
or the puM masses that are c:uul!}lt
tn the cros~firc between surrogate
protagonist throu~hout the lntrd
World. 1 he amportnnt questa on to
a'~ ourselves 1s .. Need \\t fool: o
far cuicld for ouro-.rnscmcofmoml
rcllffirmauon.,"1 thtnk not fhts'
notltJ say that he~ an our corner of
UC!Idcmaa the: jl)tntng Clf pOIIIIC:aJ
and morn It ~uesladsvalue, purpose
or ttmclinc!; It ts only to s ) that
the prC~QUISIIC. Ol the IDli arc
clothed'" the: leu regal g. rmenu of
our O\\ n tht) ·to-d.t)' exutence
I generallyhl;c to make my rnc:als
an held!i a h:t!>Urtl) ftllmr. g01ng
through sn·ernl brownu:s.mo ntlen~!
1\\t)Orthrcegc:nc:r .tlaons oflunch or
dinncrc:ompumon bel Me I depart
When I do me to the: occuston, m)
)ptntsurealmo~t ul~o~. a)'lo thru't dO\\ n
10 roll along the noor lil;e bc:udr.
~catter~d about from n brol.:en
necklllce, J he cau~"l l see til about
m~ SCclre~ of tray • d 1 h\\ mre. 511-
\crwareand mher refuscfromJCon:s
ol olhers all ~attered about table-~
I Ill\ annbl) a l myself (tn a true
Sinoccntnc. CQnluClan \\Orld VIC\\ 1.
-Ho\\ \\Crt th~ people ra~? Do
they not ha\e a ensc of personal
n:$pon thlhtf' '' then: no !1-ensc: ol
hamc?
I challenge~ ou to bucl: rhc herd
ot ~hecp, to mule the tnp co the
conveyor belt \\llh ~uur tray ~
proudly as M,artm I uther Ktng Jr
did lrom Selm.1 to Montgomery.
Ala. While)ourtnpauhoncr,c. u:r,
anu tacls the fier) color and ht~th
dra.nw of ~tng':~ eptt' journe) •
) our lrtp. the first ,,I man)," 111 n,Jt
lad n,lhaluy and purpose. Don't
\\or~ ahout egg on your fncc. us
)OU tra\'Cf'SC a room tailed \\llh
)OUr peers There i plent) to @(I
around. Oon't \loorry about ho\\
) uu \\til tool: or 1.1. hat others ma)
sa~ 1 he mor.d pei"5Qn heeds n higher
nntc: • • <~ note of month{}
II \\ecano,erromcthepcer prn­
... ures thut ~o~.ould prevent u~ lrom
scdangoutlhe moral rt'tliTrrm:moo
\lot' seck here, .:snd tn the ttmes to
come:, then \\C shall rcall\ be free • Those 1 h3& can ummon lhe1r power
10 return their tru~ ~~~ reull) free
rho e tho.tt le:ne them '"a clutier
arc sadl) ch:uned hl n un\lo on h\
' -hie •• .,one htc.:l.:ang m rnorulu~.
\\hereby lhC) CUn nC\Cr be trUI)
free.
IJ<wglaJ I ,
Copi'lmrd //all
R,·~l.lc nt o,,.,., tflr
ilitary economy is starving socialwel are state
Kart Schomburg
Of thf PlonHr Loc
Sta1 War''" the product of iJ dt:.ea ed war
economy, nnd reprhents the destre for the
mtlnury tndu,trtnl compte' to mcre~e "'
~o'rernment 'ub .. tdllcd profab Here are a
number of dangerou) mvths about our ccon·
om} BIG I 11-S·
• l ur{le .tmuunts ol mthtury ,pending ~pur
economtt ttrowth.
• A trilhon dotlurs spent on Stur Wa.r:. wall
puy tlU tn technologacal devclopmenh useful
to ctvihun production, and economu.: growth
tn htgh-tech mdu&tne~.
• A!> a cnpttllh\t enterpme the producttoo of
mtlltary product!.,,. mudeefft ctent bycompc ·
tilton wnhm the cndu try
•1 he problems on ourel·onomyare unrelated
to mthtal) ,rendmg
"1thtary spending in World War II pulled
u~ out of the Great Depression putung Amer­
tcl\n\ to work ond eventually 8" tng the U S
"" economtc advantage over 'he rest ol the
world 1 hcleuonsf romthat particularreali ty are not u .. eful tocon,tru ct ugeneralapphcau on
I hough. ·r he "un\een .. negative con_,equcnce)
of continued high milital) expcndtturc~. of a
permunent wurttme c:conom). urt threats to
tutu~ economu; well bemg
Seymour Melman\ "The Permunent War
l:conomy Amertc.tn Capatahsm tn f)ecline"
IS a rtl1h\IIC pre\C:ntallon or the problem'
mherent 10 our warttmc economy Dolton
poured mto mthturyandu~try take fund'>I1\\U)
1 n1m ·ulCII.II <.pendtng,lrom mvcstmcnt m ne~
Ul'ICiultc:chnologae,, trom mumtenan ceof our
ro.td~. hll\IC tndustrte\, and Other eJemeoh Of
our anrra.struc&urc I he \(ltndm~ doe' 1\01
producecon,umcrcommodauc:.. nor producu'e
mean) onl> non-.. ervu;e!land u .. ete~sobJccb .
the re .. ource\ wasted on the tO'>trument\ of
death are not u~ed to devc:lop produc:uve
c:upttul machtnery o~ techniqUe'> u. eful for
further product ton Mthlur) ~arch produces
mtlttary technolott~. and good~ mo,tly con­
\umed withtn the mthtary. The mahtary take-.
n heavy toll on dvtlusn go~d~ and <scrvi~'
without putting anythtng blh;k mtothe C\.'OOOm}'.
There t!f not atrrtat amount ol ~ptllovcr benefit
Pioneer Log, January 30, 1986 for Cl\ tlt.tn industrie or con,umer markets
The development ofu elultechnolog)'would
be achte'<ed much mort eHicaentl)' and realt,.
ttculh 1n direct upphcation ol mcarch.
T he military indu'>tf) monopolizes soma:
orthemo,uuJentc:d mind"n. \meric.l. "So Ilk'
70 percent ol all cogan~" .trt' 'aid to be
worlnng m one "'a) or another on m1litary
hard\\are Perhap' as many iU ~ M milhon
worler. out olu totullubor loH col Q() mtllion
workel"\ work in dden'e or delco ~:-related
tndu'>tne-- ~( .. 1 he People\ Gutde to Nutionul
Oefcn~e '') 1 he Wa\te ol our mental ~~ource<>
on non-u\Cful work. h 'omethingdehumaniring
:u \\ell a.,, et:onumtc:all) el\pedient.
We don't get what we pn) lor. Becau'ie
there ts not major competition in the mthtan
indUlltrtaJ compte,, torcing corporatiom to
be dficient, "the mtlitar)-indu~triat lirm .,
most acturutcly defined a~ a :sub5.id)­
m:L'1.1mmng rather than a prolit-mutmi:ring
entu). ftse~ mour Melman sa) A an integral
a'ipect ol 'itate capitalism , the~ corporation'
hii\ e a suarante~ source ollundina .and do
not tr)' to cut down pm.~ or pruducuon c,l~b Increased military spendmg 1 hnt.:cd to
high mnation, non,ompetil ivenCSS ll\ \\Orld
tl'lldc, the lo. ~ ol l S tndustrialnnd techno·
logical ~uperiont)·. dependence on lore•sn
n3tur:al n:-.oun:es and rroducu ani.ltheeto\100
ot the L1 S. ~a.nda.nJ ofh\1\ng.. The wareconom
j, ncather efficient, )U'>taanable n,lr non­
('On\·enible. Wecun makechtJICCU!klUt \\here
to lead our e~:onomy : lurther into corporate
depc:ndenC) on go\'emment mihtllr) \Ub\id1cs,
or toward a ~juvemlllng con\c:r ton mto
more producthc.' u'ic ot our rt\OUI'tt:\ ,
Putting billion~ or trilhon-ol dollars 11110
Star Wars will further dt,toat our e.;oom'm' ,
\cl manr ofthe te\:hnocratkand bu~aucrat ic • decision., about SOl ore being made b~ the
indi\iduah. and llmt'> \\ hodirectl)' profit I rum
tunher t'e)Citrc:h and de\elopment . Further
commitment to Mar Wa~ \\Ould be louh h
lt\ time for American Ctti1ens hl get thetr
bearings and demand better ahcrnati\C'\ 1n
nuclear d(')tabtlila,ion •nd economic cha'"
1\arl St."homhurg 11 OJUnlill "' ""··~~ maJor
Page3 • Eric Warner
Of IM f>toMn l.ot
Uan Batmer.ronstdem:l b) mam
to be-the prcm~rJn1.7 gull an un the
Portland area.~ l..e\\ 1 nd Clarl
,gr duate
81llmer ha aohtc\cd nanonal
nt>llll'lel\ throushh15\\orL '-'llhlhe
1om Gr nt Hand. and "1th three
alhumsal~ d' npnntand lourth
mtht\\OrL the ucc~of&heband
c:onunuestomutupl~ In O\anbcr
thepoupretui'Tled lromn t\\o-month
tourlnSfiliFhled b' 'to~m C:lhlom
und Color.1do and rcs.:hi::duled to
~ume tounns th1 ~pnng
\1Bn) LC lUdena "oc:mu: the
name Balmer \\Uh Don Bulmer the
poht1CDI scu:nce professor :n L
1 here lS a connecuon Pan b the
) oungest or Don· son And\\ l1 the
onh one of h1~ brother!. to auend
LC Heentcredthc ~cltoolllf MusJc,
but encountered d10icuh~ along the
wa duetohul11C olformaltmnlnJ.!
Balmer changed hts maJOr to eco·
nomt 21nd graduated Pht K J'PB
PhL l>an Balmer of the I om Grant Band pia) 'jsuat Portland (ipOt\ includme
If e\et there ·w:t\ a self-taught
muS1Clan n tS Balmer. He tarted
pla)1ng guuar at age II inOuenced
b' J•m• Hendnx and Credence ( ou'm" fc and R~mo., Italian Ri~toran tc. ' 1
• Qearv. ;uer Rc-. 'l\"al H c Ia tef' id o I i1.cd
John Cohrnnc and \\a Montco-• men. practtCJnt! soiOJO£, along v.1th
these Jaz7 greats as he h.stentd to
thetr record~
R\ the ume Balmer gr.aduated
from highschool he had resolved 10
make mu~1c hu hfe.
Balmer got hrssuan "hen a tudem
1n the l.C tageb;md ·dragged .. b1m
toaJamsemon Tile other mUSlcians
h ed v.hat they heard And Balmer
Started ECIIIDJ;JObl. pia~ tn~ at \\ cd·
d1ngs.. parttes and occuaonally 1n
JI:U dllb
Bdon: joaung forces with kc\lbcwd
pla)er l om Grant he -.or~ed with
the Coun Dutch Aggre~uon . Carl
SmuhandtM ~aturaiGtiCompany
and whh a group called Pinocch10 .
Four ~ears ago Balmer started
s11ung Ul regular!) '\\ith Tom Grant
and hec-.-entuall) bccamcafull-timt
member or the group 8.11mer iirsl
met Grant in htgh school \\hen he
:Jhowed up as the ubsutute teacher
for his social ~1ud1es clus. Their
path• tept crossing tnJa.uclubs and
GrantlinttR\1tc:d Balmer 10 sit m
ll. hen he V.'aS 19. ThcmuslcoftheTomGrantBand
•s .. prctt) .. a Balmer putslt, bnght
meloches" ntten b\ Grunt v.•nh Owd • gunar ol~ from Balmer. HIS forte
is olomgand he has alltheattnbutes or D great guuarut ~peed. thorough
kno\\ledge Cllthe I ret board and the
umque abiht} to ratse the mood ol a
'ong 10 a cltmacuc plateau and I hen
bnng 11 bad dov. n to earth
Balmer i<llid he cnJO)'S \\or\:ing
wuh Grant, but 1s eager to lead hac;
own band .someday Grnn1 "rit~
and s1ng5 mo 1oft he songs, }Ct he IS
reccptl\c: to input (rom the other
members of the band. Balmer has
almld) writtc:n5e'~ralolchcgroup'
orig~nak and he hopes that three or
fourofhtssong~ "111 beiocluded on
the ne~t album.
lnaddilion to\llorkangon Grant,
Blllmc:r rccend) formed the second
\C:f5"10nofhuo~n Dan BaJmerTno .
lheu stvle 15 onentcd toward •
Mstral~t·foN--ard a\'ilnl·prde jazz. •
"h1ch allo" Balmer more treed om
rocrcate the land of mu.siche v.11nts
to create ·An)thm~ can happen,
an,> bod} can mate: an) noase at an}
umc the) \\ant to. omc:timc:s it
sounds ltke madnc:sl, but that~~" hat
u· supposecflosound like."hc:~aid .
When Your Ski-Lift
Is National, Your
Tri is Do •
TheW
II National Car RentaJ.
Do.vntovm (620 W Burt~--Ut~ ./226 6637
/'50 (tt-'t' nult-.s o do a llr o mllr fm rxtto m•kJ
Pa~e4 Hn\lng had n taste of h\1ng on
the: road during the band~ mo t
recent tour. Balmer renlucs that it
hn't all it' crad.:ed up to be ... 1 \\O
month'> of livmg ou1 of a su1tcase.
l\\0 months of SCtllng up your gear
e\c:ry mght, 1\\0 months of lh•ang
'\\llh thesnme people. That". prett~
tressful on C' el") bod) M Balmer SU}~
ho\\c:Ver, thai the de\clopmc:nt o(
the band ts .. ancremental" and that
•each ttme the band touo,ll "ill be
on a beuer le\'el ..
I r Balmer v.ere I051&rt 0\tr toda\ • he \\ould probably move to a btgger
Cll). YEight ye~ ago Portland had
a claim to fame~ a hot jau to\\ n,
but there aren't so many opportun­
Jlle:s today."
At prc5ent Balmer is content to
play ~lth Grant and give les~on) to
LC 'tudents.
Balmer sho\\ed his sense ofhumor
\\hen as led where he thought music
was !!0108 in the '8Ck. -u I 1:ne~
"here it was go mg. I could go there
first and male: all the money. You
tnow, I could be I he next Prance."
\'ot~: Dan &lmn paforms
U ~dn~siJo, . through Soturdot mghu
at Counm C oft and \fonda\ mght
at R~moj Italian Ruturontf'
ON
JJ\ E BLOOD
American
Red Cross Feature
•
T went)'·one photograph5 h~
mno\'011\<tarti!-t Ctnd\ <ihcrmnn wtll
be on\ 1t" :It the Ort~on Art lnMitutc:
bcgmnang Feb . .5
Tht ntro~pecti\e of Sherman's
c.trccr tncludcsc:xampJe, from each
of the " cncs ol photo~ruphs the
artist ha\cn:atc-.hm~Xthelatc 1970s,
bcgmnang "'11h the "Untitled him
suit " (rom 1977 and concludrng
"uh her hie ~•r.e photographs mspn~
b.) fall) tales ond commi 10ned b)
I mrrt\ Fou
Jhee.XhlbiLJOnalthe t\n lmtJIUIC
Portland rt \1 u~eum offers the
lmil opportuOII) to sec thJScontro­
\Crlilotl OC\\ crse~ in the: contell;t Of
the am 1's earlier v.orl
For each of her ptctun: .Sherman
ts hoth model and rholottrapher
fran~lormc:d bv make-up. w i~ and
co,lumt' <:;herman po:o.~ herself
play~ng 1 he role of chnracteN~ she
Record Revie~ ·v Brie s
"i:.he~ to a~'umc: or that !!he f~h
rcprc enl p~ychologically potent
stereotype!.
Sherman ee~ hcr:.cll as one of a
group of) oung am .. u who u e pho­
tograph) a a mean\ of "tcanng
do\\nold \\aysol ecmgcuhural
1deas, • he sa1d
• lfyou \1 11 OM.SI bct\\eenJan
23and feb 2)ouv.illsech\t atclhtc
1mng~ of Uranu , taken from the
\ O)II£Cr l spacecraft
The pictures from p.1cc wtll be
beamed to0~ 1SI as the\ arcn:ccl\"a! • at 1hc let Propul 10n I ahorn1ory1n
Cahfor01a . A model of the Voyager
2 Will Rl o be on dt play.
\ JC:ttor "'111 ulso be able tn ce
hlud> and whttc photo\ of Saturn
taken bv the \'oyagcr in 1980 and
1910. h' o rare look :tl 'cicnufic
cli~covery tn 1 he mal.:ing.
Cocteau Twins and Dead Can Dance
among those sported on 4AD
The Meaning of 4AD
E\'Cr"i.occ.lon Cun~ killed himself
und made his band Joy Division a
legend, the: fu1ure of European art
rock haJo been set in stone. Witneu
4AD. an mdependent import label
1 sponJinglbeCoc:teau Twins, Modem
Enghsh. Dead Can Dan~ . This
Monal Co1l. Colour Box. Wolfgang
Press. and X) mox. The groups arc
off on separate tnps but there is a
recogniz.able .. sound" to this labtl
Mellow p ycbedclic 5\\ irh. abound
along wllh .. wordkss .. \'OCJll • 1 h1s
auo~;, could be a Windham Htll for
he new wave crowd
TH£ COCTF.AU TWINS -11n)
Oynanme
Echon In A Shallow Ba)
Cocteau T wms arc l hensmg uu~
the label's style Thoc two •our­
sonsEP {reltii~d"lthm IOda)
eacbotbcr)aregood tfordmary ,
leJ{tmJples or a he band wnb tht cdsc
[UIJliJ;IO .. f.(hOO"for mdodJCtlm
The problem I have u • nag1ng
b'UIIPiicJcln that some Cocccau Twm
bacia low ban .. balance ThcJe EP'J
o(fwebta:k:u:ach. That IObucb
fore aht onp Wby not an album"
would cost only $8 Thaa kmd
commcreutJ profit.emna rnll)
IUket me SICk .and I'm POIJOUIJ 1\l
enooorqe ll by acUtna anyone to
llbuvtbat ~ -
-ThePtnk
lubsonpoflatltbmprnJOIII LPI
I& 'I a fine 1n1ro 10 a JOod IJOup •net
' ant~ 7 billa
OIADCANDANC"£ SplecnA
~
WMn ttw ""' r .. came o&ll
' best thing on the labtl. It was lil.:e
Cocteau T'4im w1th a rougher edge.
Nov. a }ear's paued and the edges
arc gone, whtch means they sound
preuymuch liketheCocteau Twins I
to me. (Well, actually ,I kept th~nkmg
I wa.s liuening to the soundtrack o(
''Dune"). There are good song~. tn
particular" Enigma of the Absolute ..
wh1ch updates them w11h a nice
orche traJ touch but I think I'd "''8Jt
for thiS one to hit the bargam bin
COLOUR BOX-Colour Box
0( all the group on 4A D 1 his one
really tands out, you can dance to
it Beat boxes run rampant and there\
ome mfty tape edttmg m &he max
Sonp like .. Jus& Gn-e •Em
key." .. Man1c" and the rea&JLC soul
or" &) Vou"n:all) make the album
The rest of the t1me it raJb flal(edJIIII
uncomfonabl) oiOSt to dmo 1n the
procCM) Beller to buy lhe rmgle to
.. ;ay You, .. eu•ly thc1r best
unlcu you prefer the 'ounds of tbc
dance noor
X l MOX -Clan of Xymox
Xymo 11 lhc: firat MW stannw«o
4A 0 m two yean Thanlbum '"ClaD
or X) mos" lJ the beat album die
label put out tn 19U Thetr muw
bndsn the near dLIC'O ot Cotoar
Box wtlh t~ auy mqndftioa of
C«teau TwU'll Dead Can DIIP
tofnldiiQJ
around
Youcouldc:aJI4ADaay
for the punk roc.k let. bat whea you
buy alf'Oupon Ibis label at le1styou
bow what you're pttana.
M~vln Mour Jr ta lw hHNJ
on kl..Cr11tlto 104 I FM./rotlf~UJ
7 p m on Stltuftlll • Th CWfllta
FApu,.,_,lu 1o 10t1IIIM• •
wilh ~Ll"
Pioneer Log, January 30, 1986 -JUlian
Of the I
'ou ure "ha
sa)1ng goc: • an
bcsll ate to call
burger vr a grec
uc uJcnlllted h
pcrh.1ps more
the\ do not cut. • A number o
students hn\c ~
eaung habus 10
for h1s or her u-.
!\urnh Rc} no
beamea~ege t~
~ hc:n h.: mo\ e1
SC\cral other st
eat me lit, but Shj
of rea on~ wh)
\'tgetanan diet,
"Meat •~ c'lpC
rtch man·~ food
of our re'\ourcel
you bod) 1f }OI
much.~ Re) no I<
JanC' Frecdm1
btiJC\'C' th.ll eatir
eaung Frcedm
tarian 10 1 he: ~
health mi.\On.' ba
a lot of CirCUli le
~ugge:.ted u ... F
•'J think
life tyle n
and I'm m
Mayu fagleto
been a \egetanaJ
that her rt<UOnl
.,egetarian dtet I
1 the )tar. "Whe
'cgetanan most
didn'tlikethet84
next ~•age w~ 1
) trong princi pie I
cal meat. I no l1
dogmatic auitud •
E.tgleton ~aid 1
lunl•ng, allowir
be c:co~)~ tem. t
fhe right to kill
~oplc should ll
~or.the ktlhng. •J
fating meat unl
pt." she ~atd
I
fr~hman Rich
Pioneer L 1 she f~h
ly potent
l5 one of ll
OU\cpho­r "leanne
1gcuhural
1\·ccn Jan
~'e !>IUelhtc
lrom the
ce will be
rti'UCI\'td
oratory 1n
t\'oyager
ble to ct
of Saturn
1980 01nd
scicnttfic
the edges
1h'""'sound
, .. a .. Twins
songs, an
bsolute"
h a ntce
I'd wa1t
~a:.iin bm
Box
Dthis
dance to
tWJOthcit\
rmuu:
Colour
0111111
middlt
b~lwMd
JrD,m<IIU
Cuttbfl
1986 festyle ad pted ~ r variety as ns
Jillian Detweiler
or lht Plunttr Loa
'ou are wht&t )'Ou e.u. or so the
savmg goes, and wh1lc many mny
he uute to call them~c:hes a ham­
burger or a ~recn bean. vegetanan s
art tdcottftcd by '-'hat they cat, or
per hop, more prec1 ely. by "'hat
the\' do not ent
A number 01 l.c141S and Clarl
student have chosen to .titer thear
cJlllng hubats to cJtcludc meat, each
{or hi 01 her O\lo n re11sons.
Sarnh Re) nolds,Junaor, a1d she
bccameu\cgeu monsl!c monthsugo
\\hen .sh~ mo\'ed tnto a house "'ith
e' crol other tudent who do not
tal meat. but she al\1) Cited a\ ancty
of reasons wh) ~he cho~c to adopt a
\egctnr1.1n diet.
.. Meal I' expensive. It's kind ot u
nch man's food nnd it u~;cs up 3 lot
o( our resource . Ia's also bcuer for
you body 11 you don't cat meat 'o
much," Rc> nolds uplained.
Jane hcedman .~entor ,simtlarl}
behC\'CS thnt eating mem IS not healthy
caung Freedmun became a \'ege­
tanan tn the seventh grade, Mfor
hc3lth rta.\OO!> ba..\kally.l wn.s playtng
a lolof ctrcutt tcnms :Jnd my trainer
ugge ted n," Freedman ~d •
I
A summer spent working an a ' 1
kitchen at camp ~a whut made:
Tracy Schlapp, junior, quu eating
red meat. .. , reallylo t myta.ueforu
after having to cool1t nil summer."
Schlapp said.
Jenna O'Conncll,jumor ,said she
derided to become a \'egetanan after
spending a year in Englund where
~he became anvolved 14ith a group
-"l think being a vegetarian has made my
life tyle more fun. I've learned to innovate
and I'm more open-minded." -
Maya Eagleton, sent or who h!U
, been a' egctunan for ~IX yea"· ~a.ad
that her rea~om. for stayang on a
vegetanan dtet huve changed O\'tr
the )tar • ''When I fint became a
"e~ctanan mo"t oft he reason was I
dtdn'tlike the taste of red meat The
oellt ~tage was when I had a very
)trong principle that one should not
cat meat. 1 no longer have such "
dogmatic attitude," Eagleton said.
•
Ea&leton 53id she ha.\ revi.Sed her
hmkmg, allowing that as pan of
he CCOS)Stcm, humans may have
he right to kill antmal~ but that
lneople should take te'lponstbtlny
orthc k11ling. Mrm not comfortable
eatmg meat unl~s I per-. on ally kill r'·" she said. worktng to $ave ammaJ\. She al!>o
obJCCU to the way antmals are treated
when beang rato;ed for humon
consumptton .
O'Connell .satd ,.When I Wti in
England, I was exposed to the way
they lccp pigs in pen~ and don'tlct
them move around. It's really
terrible.'"
~any people \llho contemplate
becoming a vegetarian reject the
1dea because the)• are concerned about
not gcmng enough protein. In rnct,
many people who c:cm.ider themsch'CS
\'egetarians eat poult I') and ftsh for
thts reason.
Ktro;ti Orvtk. JUnior, h~ been a
\'egetanan for mo~t ofher life. While
growmg up Or.·tl. 'iaid she 1lte a lot
ofegg .. toensun:thauhegotenough
Pioneer Log, January 30, 1986 protem, but h:u .since learned 01
other protein sources.
"You cnn complement the prmetns
tn starches and 'egetnble s. Certain
foods ha\e a tugh level or one t)'pe
of ammo acid and some foods h11' e
a high level of another .SO )'OU h.t\e
to put the t~o together to get 11
whole protein, .. Orvik explained .
Orvtk said m06t ''egeUln.'"ln.sshould
take vilamtns but." A lot oh egetar­
ianso\erd~on .. itarmm rheeiTea.s
Of 0\erdosingarc Often more.se .. -ere
1 han not taking enough. One mulu­
\'llamin with an iron or c:alctum
supplement is enough. Any more than
that c: n get you into trouble.-
\fany of the vegetarians inter­
vie~ed said that living off-<:ampus
.md doing the1r own cooking makes
ealing a balanced diet easier. but
that it is po sible to ~tick to a vege­
toman diet while panicip;uing in a
<;uga meal plan.
.. , 'd go tn there (Saga) and grab
\egetables from the saJad bar and
take them back to my dorm and
steam them," Freedman said.
"There "'as alway~ something to
eat, but when the salad bar was
lacktng u ~as tough ,~ ~ophomore 1 -------- ----------
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1\manda Smuh said. describing her -----..:0...---------"
\agae~pencn~ . ~--------------------------------------------------~
Eagleton :ud · he ate •t ag.sthe
first term of her freshman veer but
that she ate badly,soshesimplyquit
eaung there ... , had a refrigerator tn
my room and l neverwc:ntto Saga. I
wasted a lot of money."
A pan I rom nutritional concern~.
mam1 people reject vegetarianum
on the bam that 11 i'i sociaUy unac-
a:ptuble. or at the \try least restricting.
Orvi~ \<ltd bemg a vegetanan en n
be difficult tn ome~ltuatlons . While
tn the Sovtel Union with an LC
over c~~tud)·program, On.ik.nud
n wu~ difficult to tiel to being a
\Cgetanan .MlntheSmiet Union~-e
\lo'crescr.ed meat threeumesada).­
she explained
Or. il; ntd he n:lu.scd to \\aver
from her 'egcturian diet because
smcc he hud not eaten red meat for
uch a longtime at would h•nemade
her ad:. and he dtd not 141lnt to
rend her ~hort time In the <Wiet
Umon tn her hotel room.
"I 14Ui an~i tent to the p01nt of
bctng rude.· Or.1l: s~ud dc:scribang
hov. dafficult il v.a' to dec:lme the
m('Ut en;ed to her She said ttiat
-.egetable.s ure scttrce an the So\'lct
Unmn. but thnt ~~me 14ttttcrs Ba .. e
her ll\e Jl&r {II pt'!U ... I t".lrted them
all over southern R u~:-;1u:•
Smnh uid being a '-tt:etanan hilS
not cau,ed her to become a oc1al
out en 1. "U I go tfl u barbecue I 11
Jll'il hii\'C 11 hamburgtr hun ~lib
lciiUl'C, IOm810 and ChCC$C "
O'Connell 111d he does not find
bcmg '"~tarianmtric:ting. •tthm~
bc1ng a \cgetnritsn hru; made my
hle,tvle mQrt fun. 1\c: learned to
tnno\ ate -and I'm more open­
mmc.Jed." he ~ntd rei erring to 1hc
challenge ol mamtumangavegetanan
dtel tn Cllrnt\'Of0U' UOCI). Old Wi es Tales menu o fers
eliciously vegetarian d she
Jillian Detweiler or* no ..... tot
lf)ouarc lookmgfora restaunant
•here curmvorcs and vcgelanans
ncoe:ust happai).)OU must go to
ld W &\'C'S fates, located at 1300 W •
umsade
Although touted m the yellow
a~ as a \cgetanan restaurant.
>ld \\ 1\"U Tales" n:ally just a re3-
aurant en.tng \"Cr. Lillie meat
p:utramt nnd ham) qu11t a btl of
uhr)nnd n lot oJ pure vcgetlllllln
e-ntrtt And let me tell ou \ e,gct­
blc:~ nt,~r had 11 )0 good
I can pc:rsonall\ recommend the
gardenburgcr Don' let the nAme
rnabd )OU,the "'burger .. as com~
of mushroorru , ontons. cht"CSn,
bulgilr. waJnu~ noe,oau.cwand
herb; Never mand 'lllhlll tt' made
t1l; 11 &lUI~ great And ) ou :get uU
thai stuff plus ~prouts &omato olP.es
nd extra oruom. for 53 95
T~o of ml dmtng «!mp<UHon\
had &he turkt'\ herb creJlrn cbc:nc
011 an oman herb roll The) loved it.
and tht too wu onl-. S3 9S
1 ct metell)ou ahoul the.tpeuar ..
I dtdn' hnc How does ewlant
mushroom moussak a wtth ncr &fib
you" Or what about the IIC.m& Poe
tofu wtth \CJIIO sm't'd O'lotr nc:c?
Hc:re't. onethll oundJ rcallv~ood
elftk fettUttQC. whtc:h lS fresh Cll
ta wttb feta cbcac antehoke harts. oruom.. broccob. musluoo~m.
tomacoes, oh\"CS, prlac and herb:\
MMMMMM Spct'lal ran~ tr
pnttfromS6 9Sfor fresh f..a: tCoa:
pollack dredged '" eround hv.e
nub lo Sl.95 f<!r half an order o
chttken encrulada mole
Ar:m from tht cnt~ \bert: wou
al o u SAl:ul bar that tooled prcu
11\trngc. and oups chat oundC'd
dcliaot.B (Jbe Hunprommushmo
~oup has been recommended t m
b\ 1 ooupl: of pt'(l pk I
And if )OU are tn 1tK mood fo
d st.n. Old W tvts T illts ~ n l f
)OU I had an mcredtblc pacce
dtocolale nurled chcaccd. An.
wbatcomphme.ntnugar better tha
caffctnc'Oid \\ 1\'C'STaleuboh
brnad ele-«ton of c:off~ and te.&
Ot htr nuanco beer and ~lne r
the mcr-21 stl a clilldren men
and a pla)TOOm for the under I
sec. wheel ctwr IK'CtU lr endl
atmosphere fa.sl ~ rr dean r
troonu and no 'imo '"8 D\1't.cr
an the restaurant
Old \\1 '~~ Taks opcm at 9 am
tor breulast and lta\ o~n unt
IOp.m On'aeckda~uod I' r m Of
, aturday The ru1aurant lo."'k~
preth crowded by lhc umc ·~ lc
so you m11ht •ant to make
·ICICI'YMIOO.
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Of thr rlonrtr I u&
1 hc~trugghng Ptonecr ha!.~CI hnll
team ha.; been to .. mggumt" lor mon)
d1Uerent I'N\On,, but unt1l lo't
"aturdnv M2-t~7 to's to \\ .1rnct
I'J.cahc ·unl\cr"'"· fr~;t tluo\\ •
'hooting ha!ln 't been one tllthcm
1 h!! Pao's .lCtuall) 'Lo~d l'hc mort'
ticld goal' than th• t...nwhts, hut
\\ urner Puc a he "u' 'lh 11 JS I rom
the chant) 'tnpe to~ of71or l.C\\1\
anc..l C'l.arl. The Pao' norrnull\ cdate
L ouda Dean Scmrert >3td he \\oU)
UJl'>Ct at the Ji'trcpanc)
WI \\u-s \Cr) up~et \\tth otlacl.tl
llnan l,cmdcu out there," SemflCrl
saad, "lth•n~ he hurt uH~arly an the
b :tiiJZ.tmc \\ ath hts cal h."
\nothcr up,et Pm \\ao; lor\\urd
(he .11 P oagani, u J umor.
WI don"\'' muto'a~ unythtngabout
! he reh, .. Pagam 'aid.' but ll \ JU't
•hat ,,c·u: Jlla}ing at homt .and 11
lool,hlc, .. e·n~pl. s}1ngllnthe road'
E\en \\tth the 4ue,uonublc olfi·
c1.tttng, th~ P1onccr tc:.tmthattook
the llo•lr ...,lturd.l} an no "")
rc'cmbled the tc:um th.u lo\t to
\\'hatman College 6·65 the night
bel on: I ha,umethe Paonctf'lsec med
dctermaned to ~t.s) tn the game.
--------------------------------------~ Mit ''8' a lot ol lru~trJuon lrom
the Ia'' couple ol g.tme,, our Jo.,,cs,"
lcadang ,corer John l un,rord, u \lil.;al ThomiOn (4.'1 ~DC" up tn<.idt' for l~o again'' \\hit man ( olltlt
.luhn I un,ford (lSl and Q,car Pagani H"llool. on ftH the Pio\. '"" ~
Gar} Gold\mith
Or tbr Plonttr I ~~
C cntrul \\'a..,hington Unwc:rs u~
dommtlted Wtl\amc:ne nher.;\t ~
'and ho11t Le" as and Clar\: Collc~ein
lastSaturda\ • three-" a' dual wtm • •
meet, but I Cs Pioneef\'tiUman~
to 1mpro\ e an 1 hen O" n C) es :tnd tn
thOS( or Coach Gar\' Emblen. • .. We approach the)e dul:ll mecb
3) part of our trammg for the more
tmponant posH.eason meet . We
arc more concerned about traanan~ hurd nght no" than "c arc about
"mntn!; \lnd lo,.tng, 'a ad 1: mblen
The Pio '"am te.lm tnnmng
,chedulc i~ u' hurd or harder than
that ol uny other team here at tht
college. fl\c u.m. \lrorkout' and
afternoon weaght·triumng are onh
pan nit he "amming "orldoad that
add!> up tn 2.'\.5 mile, 3 "cc~ ror
each tenm membe-r.
w\\'e don't re I before meel'>."
Emblen tlld, .. a lot of college do
rest up, but "e tram hard and ~a\e
the relit and the bod) hair sha' ing~
for the end ol the \car ... -l·or c\amJlle. lrc~hmun Kc\ln
Shtcld\ liletime hc't (or the 100
)Urd lrel:).t\lt ,., 50 theconds l\h11~ld
•~ ~.on\l'.tentl) around 52 'ccond.-.
rtp.ht no" but F mblen c 'I. peel\ htm
to breat.. 50 at the end of the ~eu~on
"t ndindual gain~ arc what we arc
alter." Emblen ~aid . "I kno" the)
"ill be hupp~ at the end ot 1 he) ear."
For no\\ f mblen rematn' happ)
"tth both tcum ... C\cn after last
~aturday\moet Thctinalteaml>Core.
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__. JUnior, ,uad, "\oWe Just got together
and amtcad ol expecting to be: the
underdo~ \lrt<:xpected tocomeout
on top ·
I rom the opemngJum r. LC dr'·
played ,an mtc:n.,tl)' on defen .. e not
,een in recent ~eek, . When P.1gan1
,con:d on udnving layup24 o;econd~
rnto the game, you could tell the
Pro\ "ere fired up. r he fe\t of the hull ~a" the lead
change hand' I our more: umc:s. '''
neathc:r team could get more than 11
'' pointlcad.Thc fJronctf\ ·'~ 1\1:
full coon pi"C.'!> hot hem! the J..mghl.\,
ns drd the out 1de~hootan(l ol guard
1om Dor\Yiiln, a \enior. l>orm.m
hit a I mo .. a ever) th•ng he thre" up.
and b~ halhimc he had 14 po•nts.
~ull,thc Knight~ managed to,tuy
in the game by ma.kang 12 lir't hall
frc:c throw~ to l C\ none. At hnlfllme
tht. t...ntghts had a two point lead,
40-18
\her the rntc:rmi~~aon. the Pro\
'hoounp cooled off. and Warner
P•rc11lt got a quick 51-41 lead lour
mmute' 10to the 'econd half. With
l.um.ford on the bench with four
loul,,the,uuauon looled hopcles,.
H n" e\ er, no bod) told thi' to
back-up iof" ard Mike Scnatro, a
'oflhomore. and he toot.. o'er 1 he
Pioneer offense .. cormg 10 of their
ne\t I~ point' smgle handcdl)
t...ceping the P1o\ in the game:. Wtth
59-l6 \\ tllameuedcfeated I ( 89-14.
1 he ( entral women defeated the
Paonoe~66-42.an d Wallamctte6J 51.
but the Pio "omen held oil Wal
lameue 61-52.
t (') Zoe tltts and 'ltnn Young,
both JUnaor:., C!ltabhshed ume~ that
have already quahficd them for
~ationuh 1111~ placed fif\t m the
200 free and ~econd tn the 200 but·
terny. Young placed third in the 200
back,troke .
OthertndtVldual ac:complishmenL'
lor the l (women included a '>Cason mne mtnute\ to go. Warner Pacific
hnd .1 64 S4 lead
\llh1-.pomt the Ptonecr'lhoou nr
n:.llly went wuth, and Warne• Paclftc
cou,ted home behtnd Dan Powell~,
25 J'Oinh und 12 rebound' The
P1oneef\ were lei.ld b} Dorman and
Scnutra, "ith lb points each.
In the ::.ccond hulf the Pio\ only
hut J7 pera:nt,.tndooc:ol thermwlll
fort ha perccntugew a~ the inability
ollt,rmer leading 'corer Pagam to
get untrad.;ed . Q\c.tr fina~hed J for
12 tnt he g.tmc, and" a' 5 for 17 011
the week.
.. I don't knowwhat' happcnrng.•
Pag.ant ·~aid. "l try to go over it (hu
~hootmg :.lump) every dU)' in my
mind. It's l.:tnd ot tough, \O I hope 1
can do better -
I C ha' nov. to-,t st game' '" a
TO\\,a~on r:rida\ Whttman<."ollcge
cmburr.t'>'IC:d the Pao\ b) bre.1ktng
thtough the TOne Cor layup alter
lavup, \\hilt the Ptonecr,cou ld onb
-;hoot44 pert.'Cnt and grab 25 reboundJ
10 \\hatman '>.53 r .lfhtrtnthewee l
far 1 place\\ C\tern Bnpust Colle~
flU I on an.twc,ome ~hoottngdt!t pll4~
to do\\n the P1once!"> 84-67. l.C~
record " now 5-11. nu, week the Pionee" arc at
home\lg;un,t <iouthernOrego n5tAit
College Fnda) and Oregon ln,tuutr
ol I cchnolo8)· ~oturda~ Both games
arc at 7:30 p m
bcstume of 2 mtnute~ 3 I 29 \econds
10 1 he: 200 andtvtdual medic} lor
~nsor Lc:l\nnc Des tiel and apef'lonal
best ttme ol 2 07 b8 lor freshman
Leshc: Shav. 10 the 200 tree
Oe,pue the men's limsh coach
L mblen stud "ll 1s \1111 a learn1nr
expcnence for them. If thetr umes
~tay con\lstently semt-quact... th~
'lhould jump up later when we n:\L
There are a number of abthty leveb
on both team' buttheeff on 15 there,
lld the: impro' cment wtll come ~
Lewh and C mmin& team ha\ been work In& out hard u tht)
prepare ror the di~trict meet and National~ at the end or the \eiUOn.
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Pio11
MikE
or thr PI
A m1dseaso n s
~omen's basl.ct
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~ec:k to extend tt
S¢\eO.
The lad) P1o ·~
butlound no ad"
10 P3CIIiC li 01\'CI"'>
College and 85-7 I
Uni\ersuv.
The number
Lewis and Clark
thcm seJ\It~ OUtS I
l
1 he ~l.:i team
lust \lreekend u
~'tral third pia
In the wom(
fre!.hman Laur
Tom Szambclan
tht be:<>t flnhh 1
fourth. In the
Mo~e ltntshed
ltnd sophomore
bhcd thard for 1
In the \lord 1
men') and "omcr
thtrd.
The '!>kl tea
moum:un feb
Themen\JUnt
team has had
amprOVt O$\eU-~0
o .. erall record a
of those lo\~cs
conference teu
aJJllrut confen:n
Uni\crsity, Lin
Western Ortgo
Tne mo .. t rec
84-74 "in 111!11 ~
Pioneer Log, January 30, 1986 Pioneer IUU [)'S
ncr Pac:tftc
~r<>hoounr
rncrPacif~
In Po~ell1
und' fhe
brman and
!ach
Pio\ onl)
lhe n 'l.-.on
'lC inabtlit)
• Pagum to
tshed 3 for
51 or 17 on
appenmg;
over 11 (bu
day in m}
,o I hope I
gamh tn a
\an(. 'ollegc
•) breakm!
layup aflcr
;couldonh·
25rebounch
tntheweel
lt'il C olle~t
ltngdt,pla\
~4-67 l.('.
«~"'> arc at
•regonStatt
ton ln,utuu
Bothga.mes
I 29~econds
medic) for
ndapeMnal
>r freshman
lree
inash. coach
II a learnanr
{ the1r t1mt)
-qutck, the)
rhen we mt.
Jl,biht)' le\:els
ffon LS thert,
· come"
nar·d as tht)
TYPING
L&C dts·
nd faculty J(alh) ( opplt nnd\ tht eolng • llttlt roueb agaln'lt
p1c1nc Unlverclt). lC lo'il to Pacific 75-67. The lad) Pio ·• hope to aet back on track with two ~amn at
home thl• weekend. , .~ ,, ., Side Lines
b)' Mikt I und
'I here tS no suhstilute for "''""'"8-
El\cept lo~10g.
I ake n r rom one who found more substatutesfor'4annmg than We~!!ht
Watchc,., has for c:.lorie
''ou see. once upon a ume I pla~ed on u team that made one
unfonunnte . tnexcu1able mtstake We met los1ng face-to-faa: We
shouk us hand and became famthar. Losmg, umted u~ over for a dnnk
and '4e became drunk Soon we were close friends
A~ quickly as we became fnendt. we realized 11 would be a stormy
rclauonsh1p Wecouldn"t get along together. but no mauet w hal 'fll'edJd
lostng wouldn '\go awa). l os1ng wa.s an unwanted houKgucs\. Olon of
athletiC herpc~ .
We looked for the an~Wer We looked h1gb and low. We stralned our
c:}es but our VJs•on '4as clouded, nar) a follver hn~ng . h appeared sn
hopclcn that even Charhe Brown mll$t h&\ie felt sorT) lor w
Pioneer women mired in slump I r lo~mg build5 cha racter. we had more character than, . v.ell. '4C
hnd :slot
Now, before you top rc:adinx thiS beet~ of its deprm•ns nature,
give men ch11n~ . There is a moral to thiSitory.
Mike Lund
or lht Plonttr Lo&
A mtd~eason slump has beset the
\\Omen\ ba~kctball team a" they
dropped three str~agh~ game last
'1\C:clc to e'lend thetr tosmg streai to
I SC\CO
The ladv P10 ~had the home court
but round -no advantage losing 7S-67
to Pacific L DI\'C~Il y, 69-0 Ito Ltnfield
Collegeund85-71 to Pactfic lutheran
llnhcnll}o
I The number' told the ~torv for
I C'W\.( and Clark The Ploneero; round
them\elve' out~ize d as u\ual on the
I
l
The !Ill team tool to the ~lope~
l~t "-Celend nnd brought home
~\traltht rd place trophn
rn the \\-Omen\ gtnnt slalom
fre-.hman lauren Okie took. thtrd.
Tom c;, ambelan, u ~ophomorc, had
tht be\t hni\h lor the men "'ith a
fourth. In the 'lalom \COlor Lee
\lof\e fin•,hed t:tth for the men
and ~opho more Ocbb\ Jones fin­
IShed thtrd lor the "omen
In the "Jordlc event' both the
men nnd women's rein\ team~ tool.
thtrd -
I he 'kl teum return' to the
mountatn Feb. 8 tn Bend
• I he men \jumor ,.a~lly basketball
learn hll\ had an e~c1ltn!! and
rmprovtng sc: .. son 'IO fnr The team's
O\erall record ts ~ und 6 with thr~
of tho\e lo\~c:~ commg to non­
conference teums Tlte J\t '" 2 and 3
ag.uns tconference~hooh WtUameue
Unt\cro;ity, l.anheld Collc:ge nnd
W~tern Oregon State College.
ihe mo~t re1:ent vtcton W<J' an
8.4-74 win la!lt wed: o\cr WOSC. backboardo; LC was out rebounded
10 each game ..snd faJied to shoot
above 41 percent from the field
Their opponents •hot better than S3
percentm each game
ln recent \\ottU. LC has had trouble
puumg together a good all-around
game
"We need to develop more con­
~tstenC) to plav our strenjClhs and
avoid getung caught in our weak­
ne~ "'aid coach Randy Nordlof.
Agam"it Pac1fic I C ne\ler tell out
ol reach of the Bol{er; but couldn't
come up wnh the big play '" the
~cond half to bnng them bad..
.. Clutch free throw .. b\ (Junior)
Bnnn terak and clutch ba!ikets b)
(~ophomore) Oerron Judd to~nrds
the end of the game helped us wm,"
satd first }ear coach Ted Roone-,.
A formervanity\larherc at LeWl
and Clark, Rooneya~ded·tmha vm!
a lot of fun and leammg •" ucoath
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from the outside. butlhe Plo ·~ couldn'
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the winners.
LC had manyea~y opponunities
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them,shooung only 37 percent from
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*Wclme" what ~<lSgoingto~e
them(Unfieldand Pacific:)su~ful
but \\-e fatled to take those thtn~
awuy from them," Nordlo! aid.
On \aturdo) ntght LC played a
huge PLL team In the first half. all
the P1o"s had gomg for them Wll.S
lhomas,whohnd IOpouus.allfrom
long range. The> were down 41-2S
at ter 20 mmut~of play The Pioneers
played thear hearu out after mter­
m• ~•on but had atr·ead) du8 them­
~elves too btg of a hole.
.. I (eh better as the week went on
and we had one of our beuer halve!>
against Pl l We played physically
u lot harder "Nord lor sajd,
Thomau finished with 26 poml!
on a great shooting nighL Junior
Katie Egan ~cored 13 points. had
eight assa'its,~i rebound-.und three
steals.
Lewis and ClnrJ.; will attempt to
come bad: to the winning 'ide thi'i
\\-Cd. with home gam~ \IC"U.fi
\outhern Oregon State College on
Frida" and Oregon ln!>titute ol
Technolo8Y on aturdn). Both
game.s start ut S 15 p m. For me. if not my teammntes ,l~mg ~.ameoneorahe most profound
uperaence\ ol my life:.
I came to realize that 11 took a lot more courase and ronuude to go
bad: and try :sgatn after a failure than after a 5Ucce&S To,oatnaptn.
and although'' dtdn' S«m pomble..trynen harder To show )Ounclf
and ever) one else &hut )OU weren't a!ihamcd or afratd oflmm&
How we deal With the)C m&sfonune~dettrmmcsouruhtmatctu«'eft
Rc:nli7ing the value: of the actwit).the hard work.dtSciphne,eoopcrauon
and sattslactton of nccomphshment, whcthc:r suet'«dmg or not. u
tmponant HaVJng an anner fcchng of pride and persenenmce can
transcend thl»C bad moments and nuptre one for future endca\OJS .
fhese are allthecomponenu of suettSS. ~ucccs wh1ch cannot elude
one forever.
l.as•ng nc\"Cf left o £OOd tane m m} mouth but I found thatlosmgu
nottobeloo~c:ddo'4n on \\c:alllo e:uonetimc:oranother 'otju tm
1tthlet10. but •n e\ crydn't hie.
What 1 am tr)1ng to sa)•• • lostng d~ not make one a loser. So. I w1ll
pa alons tht~ quote that o great coach tolc.J me not so long ago
"Nothing' o bud Lhat 11 can't gel wom. -That') true. hut lostng wtll
on I) get '4ol'lr 1f you gi11e tn to your dcleat.
Tltat i\ ~omethmg to remember nut lime you stumble Don"\ took
down at 1.\ here you feU. l..auiL ahead to when: you are go mg..
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SliP~R ROUT XX. I kno'4.1 know.ljuStcouldn"llea•ewellenough
alone but I wanted to thank the Bc:ars and the Patnou for rumtng my
Super Bowl part}. E\~f'}Onelell at half11mc:and I dranL too much for no
reuwn.
The carnage '41lS a bu too much for me
Extremely deprn ed b) the outcome oft he bt~t ponang ennt of
the )CDr .I refuse to look at thdinalst111i tics for fear that I mil~ become
utetdal.
Merhn Olsen had the be 1 hne ilfthc da~ \\hen he atd. '"the 1411\i the
fk:ars wen: rolhng e\en rhc) huuld h:n'C bc:cn tn Vegas.-
For .&lithe boredom thdess-than-Supc-r Bowl hadloofferlct'uhanl.
Clue-tgo conch hke Ditka for pumn~ the Rcfngennor 10 on c•(fcn~
The Fndgealmo~tgn\e usoneofthc:mostexcttingand unusual pia) sn
Super Bo" I hl\lOf) "'hen he th~atened to thto'4 for a touchdo'4 n
Oh '4ell,!ummer camp (orttie nt'\11 ~ason I!IJUil s" month awil\
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place to keep your stereo
On the one hand there 1s the stde ot the room nearest your w1ndow. Here your
stereo
a) blocks your v1ew of the beautiful LC campus:
b) crowds your valuable desk space: and
c) mens because tl's too close to the heater.
On the other hand there IS the s1de of the room nearer your door. Placed here
your stereo
a) ts convemently rescuable in case of ftre.
b) faces 1nto the room rather than out the door: and
c) ptcks up a crrsp, clean. KL C stereo stgnal.
The musically correct half of your room
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Pioneer Log, January 30, 1986 I Gra(
J. Dana
Ofthr PL
~t 1rchc~ to Iii
~~~Ill adminiJtra
pO\IIIOilSin the V
Prok~stont ll Stl
postponed
Arlctgh Oodso
announced last~~
(lor the grRduate
~uspendcd until
Dod~on o;tre~'ed
ha\~not been pc111
MThc reason "-1
laculuc olthe G
Prol~ aonaJStud
of Arts anc.l ~c1e1
tunit\' to ~or~ ou • tetes and proced1
be M dtrticulty w
I all of '86, .. Dod
Roger Pngct,d
school. declined
The positions
dtrtetol'l\ ltf the
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Bill Le~i-;
Reed
heila
Of tht Plo
A group ol MUdCI
~rageJ an occuput
the muin admin
,.htch las.ted aim
The occupattOll
to a R~d College I
dtet~ion lodi\esl"
\Ommon lund-n:l
n South t'\fricu
occupation begun
~ and ended " e
~hen ~ludent' a
reached ·• compr
dtv~tment
The: protest b~
loUc:se ~•den t f
I
I '\tatcmen t to ub
1 and faculty annou
: dtct~IOO 10 not
dcctston which the
tarhc:r ttt.t day 10 u
Afler Brogdon
Chnstorhc r Phcl
of the ~outh
Commma:(::> A
announcing the
of Elliot Hall in
B«ud\dea.~on
Wa~on dm::ctor
rdatton\, ~.atd
demand w;u tor
•lidCIC\11on and i
O( C()rnplcte da~·esl