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

Volume 50, Number 16

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1986-02-01

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,1986 l,ewis and Clark College Vol. 50 No. 16
"hciln Mel aren \ tee I rc~tdcnt lor I nfnrmatinn
ur thr rlourrr to£ and Programmmg
I he c.uHhd .tiC' <•utn tnnhercd t ht Kuthleen Htl.llcr .juntur, mut h m.tiOI
Hllt:t' hi l.nt 'lonJ.I\ \ mfMm.sl ~nthlccn tlet7lt'r rs runmng lur
ljiiC'IIIIII•t lllti•IIII\WCI 'C~\I\11\ lOr the p0~1110n ol \ICC prC!ildenl c~l
\L111 und ~111,11 1 IC"lftllh lnlorm,lltUn otnd f'r0p1 tmming /\s
c ,wJullttcs 1•11 nc\1 H',tt\ 1\!\:..n· current chrm ol \01 -\lind ul the
ct.Utd ~tuclcn•~ ,,, 1 c\\ls ,10J {tar!.. t\dmts swn~ lnter•st (.rtlUf' (/\1(~) .
I \~I ( I 'f'u~e to olflfliO\IIllUII."I\ and IHUHCO I membct Olthc lnror-
CI~hl \ttulcnh .and ntt•mhcr .. nl tha' mallon untl Progr.tmming BounJ
\c,u\ \SIt I :o~c~UII\ctuunt•tl I he she:.uidshdcels~het~4unli lied lor
\j\C.ti..CI\ .tnd thCif lll[lll mdudcd. lhtlt f'O~ition
Student-ut-l,argc She pointe; outth.tt she hu\ l>een
K trl.. ll.ulc) • I rc,hmnn. poliuc.al ~orl.:togon thccum:nt rotructurmg
)tiC~ nee maJor
1\trk B.aill") " runntng for the
rosttwnl,l tudcnt-ut -largc:. Hesuid
he feels the JHl~tlton need~ "ucii\C
and ellccu-.:c rc:rre.;c:ntuthc s." He
1ntwc.h to broudcn and delinc: tluo;
pu~111on more He aho uid he reel<.
apath) •~ a problem und he wtll
ttddr~' itO) "orktnf to bc:tter inform
)tudenl\ through ud\ettising and
propag.111d11.
ll.tttl Rroo~c:. fre."hmnn tntcmuttonnl
all.ur' m.tJor
Pu111 Brooke I\ also \CC:~tng the
OOIOIOIIIIIlOOh ludcnt ,u lur~e She
""d )he wtll U\t lhto, po'>tlton to
.tn)\lerquc,lton' t hut student\ pol>e
rC:J!Jfdtn~ the ltnuntc\oll eWI~ und
Clark and wh;Hthe) .t~ used for to
tnter.tct wuh \tudenh to dctermtne
~hether or nott he\ :t~ree wtth tht\e
uses. and to look Into ho" the board
llttc:mun~ when; ahc:,ludenb 'money
goc~
t'harlc\ Bun, lrc:'>hman bto •
chcn11~ 1 r~ maJor
Charley Bur kc: io; \CCK mg election
a~Mudent-.u-l, trge . llcsatd ht'> main
goalt' to eMabli'h a v. orking rc:l:t·
tton,hip between qudenl!\and :o.tudcnt
SII\Crnmcnt through the U\t' of
meettng' and lcllcr!>. He also
c:-.prc,~cd .a concern aoout .tpath)
und tndtc.atc:d he feel" there 1' ..a
c.lchnllc need lu m.tlo;e peoplt more
~nowh:dtt~:a blc llbout v. hall'> satntz
on " Hl' ''ud he tntcnd\ tu better
tnfnrm the \IUdtnt bod\ through
the 11\C of pn~tC:I \ .tnd (lersonul
rcl.llmn,.
Clucl Ju,tic( of the Judtcml
BoMd
I hetcun:curn:ntl) nocandtd.tt~
l,cltttons .arc ~1111 being .\Cceptcd f(lr
thl\ fW~i ttun. olthe lnlormattun and Pmgr.1mming
urea ol AS 1 C and :ts u member ol
the bourd "ill al~o be tnvolvcd tn
c:lltng polic:) c:onccrrung thi~
f'e'itruc 1 urtng.
v ace President forSt udent
Academic Afrair,
Serena Crul, lrcshmoan, communt·
• COttOn\ maJOr
"tercna Cru1 )trc::;ses her "enthu·
uum" as an 01..\\el that will "mui.;c
up lor <Jh)' lad ol t:\penence" .. he
ma'tl po«~C:\ tn her pur.,utt oft he vtce
pre,tdent of ~tudent \cudcmtc
Affatr' Bourd po~llton C:he atd hc:r
rnmalj goal j, to tnform 'lludent\,
"I wunt "udtnt!> to know more
One pOint >he sutd ~he lctl\ t
Important '' lor 'ltudent:\ to knov.
where then lUll ton monc) h going
5he alo;o noted that'>he tul..c" run in
lorclond Dorm Counctl und i\ on
the Copeland Judictal Board.
R tchurd ,\lien Le Fat\'re, rre,hman.
internauonal altum. maJor
Ru.h.ttd ·\lien l.c:Faivre ''runnmg
I' or ~ 1\ \ B tcc pre\tdenl He \HIS
un11\ .ul.thle lor comment at press
lime
Vtcc: PreMdent of Rudgel and
hn.tncc:
K tm ~nt,ch ,I J'e.\hmun. btology OlUJOr
1\.tm hihch j, cnmp:ugnmg for
the plhillon ol \'tC'c: pre\tdent ol
Budgct.tnd f lOCI Ill mp \he,a1d tllill
... hl" hm. c1tpt:111::ncc ,,, 1 member ol
tht (Urrcnt Budllel .and Ftmanctng
Board, and'' rrc\entl\ onexc~;Uit\C
c:uunctl. Among her goals lor tills
position ~he tnclud~ ·u morc:dficu:nt
uudttingfuncllon"whi~:h y, til rrovtde
n\On: 1opccilic chect.son the 'pcndmg
ol monc} ~tllocatcd to group' wit bin
thc~chool, better inter.lctlon he: a ween
lhc hclurd .anti t\$1 C, .md "hc:tter
mrut lrom s\udcnl " rc:~urding F ehruary 20, 1986
\ I
Uack Row, Ldt to Rt&ht: Kirk Baile). Kathleen
Hcultr, Strtna Cru1, ( harlc)' Burc. front Row: Oa· vid Knapp. Nobbyn Hcr.l>all, Kim hic«h. rani
Brooke. f....Wil<>"
Bud set and Financing .--A~-;s=;-·,-, c-,::::--;b;----:-1-:-----~--=~-----
Pre\ident oft he Assocaated a 1 Ot calls fo f
tudc;nts of Lewis and Clar~
O.tvtd 1\n.!pp, fr~hman IOicrnu· constitutional revisions
ltonal aflutl"\ maJor
Duvtd k nupp as one ol two can·
dJdJtcHunmnglor >\SLC pf'C!Itdent .
He \Upport<. a plan (or .1 student
union to fulfill J student "n1.'Cd to
com~· together'' and fore~>~ tts
de\clopment within the next two
years, He: al<.o satd he !>Upports the
pos)lbilit) ol.tn mternauonul hou~e
lor lo~ign and \merican student
Knapp added that he want' to c:nd
di,Uflll) on «:'amp us and ec:. thts a
po' 1ble through the reorgunt7..Uton
ol \ ~l (. He ~aid he leel~ that
"bnngtnf more people mto ASl C
"ill provide benefih lor student
patllctpatJon tn go"emment "
Robb)O Hcn,hall , ophomore ,
intc:rnationallltlaiN major
Robbyn Hcnshall u abo .. eekmg
the nornin.1t1on ol A~ I l prc:.ident
\he. said 'he \leM \1\t C a' bein~
' ol the :~.tudenh and lor the
audc.nt' • o~.nd ''"working on gnining
''" .n;cur 11tc vn:w of what rc•,ple
v. ''"' Shtnum~ to tmrra\C the \OCtal
hlcun campu-.throughthcu.'~ "or,\
and 11\ fund,, the ne\\ c~pcnmtnral
cullcge .. md the uddtllon ol nhH'C
Clll\\pU~ "ide UCll\'ltiC~ .
.. \ rncncan '' udem' nnd torc:tgn
"tudent dun\ undel"'tand l!llchnther·
und !".he hope' to dtmtnl h thi" lud:
of under 11ndtng. 1 here Will bc:~vcnll propo~
c:onstttutional c:hanae5 on the
ballot next week 11lnng with the
c.and idates.
1'hc: lirst c:hu11ge mvolves the
Jud1c1aJ Bo.u'd. h ts 3 change tn
Anic:le IV, ~cellon·. I, 2 and 3.
The change tn Scctton I L' the
deletion ol the \pe\:tfic number
nl people on the J-board.
ln ecaion2thc:changeisfrom
clec:ttonofthechtel JUstice by the
J·boJrd toelectionconcurn:nll) '
wtth ,\Sl C election~ .
fhe change tn sccuon,) j, nlso
n:gart.lingclec:tions l11sproposed
thntthe sil' other justices on the
board be selected rundnml) from
the student bod) to ~en•c on a
c:uc by CU.\C: husi • un\1 that each
ju~tk'C "'ill en e tor on I) one
case during that JlCrson's enrol·
lmc:nt ut l C. 1 he constitution
currentlylituttli thatthrttj~tices
will bcclec:tcddunng WJntc:rtenn,
lour tn the: I niland til hall ~er"c
u term ol one )·ear.
Jlu:ne 1 proposcdumendment
cnncern the: Po hey Re" tc:v.
8o.trd,and would change \rttclc
II, :-tc:cuon 4 pan C It add a
clau e ttl the: e~tasamg rule l~.>r
c:lec:tton ol I)R B member • Jmte.ld ofhavmgtour members
of the Bud act and Finance Board.
[ourmcrnbc:r5 olthe lnrormation
and Programming Board and
e~ght members of the Student
cadc:mic AtTain Board, the
members may come lrom the
abo\:e boards or be members of
A LCr«ommcnded byeac:hof
the vice presidents 10 the same
numbers as before.
Thc:tinal revistonsconcern the
I&P board. ASLCw·ould aboluh
the Forum ~cries and !\OF,\ as
uch and crc.'ltC: thrtt program­
ming commtttces These com­
milt~ "ould be respansible for
tmplemcnting 11 sen~ of oculi
C'\ent-,educuuonalncth .. •·~ ... .u
"'" E: pcnmentttiCollegetoa i.st
chartered organtntions m
ipOn oring e'cnt~ for the enttre
cnmpu~ communtt \ • fhei'C v.1t1 • at o be tv. o Mudcnu·at-lnrge
appoanr«< "' the bonrd a1 the
llrst 'ipring term meeung l>y the
chair o( rhe btlard ubJect to
appro\ al ol the bonro
\ cop,) <•I rhc: oomtuuuon 1
contuinc:d in 1 he tudc:nt
Handbook or 1 available from
\SLC.
Core Curriculum gets positive response
I fWill T " Ramona Brande'
J. Dana Hayne\
Of lhr l'loi\C'tf I.Ul -
A "rc\'tliUittlnllf\ .. hnm of edu·
~
\:all on may be devclormg .11 I C\l is
and t lark College, ( orc<. ·urrkulum
coordmlttor June ,\tl.:mwn ,.nd
\rtet C\'.tluating lla)IC 11141111\
thC! lirst ol nine Nur~es in the; nue
pmgt ,,m, eoucutur arc' l!t) opttm·
htic .1hout the Junm:<1l 1 he 111'08• urn
IU 1 C, r\t~tnliOn ,,aid
1 '~o method~ were used ltlC\ illU.tl~
Bn,k lnquuy,n ntnc fl•I!,'Cftlmt v. luch
supphell 1 he 1 ut.ltnt response '''the
cou~c:. and n ~tumlnnl C\ uiUitllon
rorm \\8 u cd "Inch prO\ atJed 0
comparable ruttnJl tuud.m1 btl ween
1hcmquu \In uh) und tho'4:: tcoclttng
ol her COU~C!o
0~ uMng both mel hod . edu IIQD
"ere nblc: ha 5CC hm' wtll cour c
ohJN:'ll\ \\CJCt"--complt hetl. a.~ wt'll
astcachmga:flermcne :. I hC\ were al'o nble to da'co' c:r v. hach a. stgn·
men" warl..tdand "halh t ~•gnmcnh
hould be elinunntc:d.
"I thought the progrnm ""~ 'uc­
ce' Jul," one fn::,hman 'utd. "It" ,u;
\cryintere.,ting,und \\CMudic.'d &hangs
vou'd nc\etlhtn~you would stud) ...
\I<'\\ changes wtll be made m 1 he
pru@r.lnl lor lull't\6. J\mong the c
1 an tn~UrllllC• lor ~muller du<>'c:',
t.1ught onl) in the on~; hour 211 mtnule
blodsorthC:t\\Ohour block \l~o
the l< vllnbu)" ill be: re-' .1mpcd. ume
1 ~l!lnment.li ''ill be tddcd, ,ome
drtlppcd, v.htlc other. ''ill on() be
nltc:actJ
~1 '' n~ pcrsmull~ delighted \\lth
thedegn~etowhtchthe tudc:nt Jell
dtallongel.l, fell engaged. nnd lch
1 he:) \\ere le.unmg !ilrategtc: , "
\l~m~C'In "tml
\tktn'"" sntd ctght ol the 11t1lc
l!l'e classe\ .1~ ~ hedult'd tn be
fulltlled O) tudcnt). dunn~ thc:u
fi1111 three ,e.tn ut t C ll1c mnth
dO~"· Ad\ 111.1ed I n4um. !<ohould be to~en h) ~tudent 111 thclf JUntor or
em or 'ean; • 1-rc:shmcn \H'rcoflercd lqdn c:'
dunng lnlltcnntolultill8.1'>1" lnqutf\
\tktn,nn so1d he hoped 10 bnng
Lhe number of cln c' ur lO 2~ next
)Cilr, to h·cr dnss·,•le tO 10 or
tc'' c• s1 ullent
B,t,l\: I nqull) 't~> I he firstl.)f fl t1and
ul \Hittng<rn(lhlt 1\Cuur,...e tnt ore
t urtKult1111 I hcothel1ittrcl)tii\UI
,llltl \tl\ uni.'Td lnqu11~ tlhlC:('II the
othtr ,.,x 1 \li'C \Ottr>O nlol\ be
"nung-cmJ'h ' t\ 11, well
Rca"tton fmmstudenl'- v. hotooL.
Baste I nqtttr'\ c:l :es lilllt tem1 \ :mt:O,
but \\~r gc.nemll) p•1 tii\"C M. rct.t
sum1ml.u freshman ll\lm \\ :.hlpurt.
Ore. took the dass from lllune
I tnlc:. U.SSJ,tunt pwti or oflnbh\h
SIIIIIUd ~tllll, "p.ut (of the: c:l U~)
\\Crt \alullble (but) p11n' ''en:
rt' 11) touoh 10 deal \\ltth "
She atd lhc: grour Jt u' \Oil'
nnd "frc:e-\\ntc" r )tom \\C.'r'C ,,.\1.
unhlc nothcr frc.shman, Da\ld Batts
lrorn Santa Fe:, .M , zud Haste:
lnquicy helped ht .. v.nung Rnd
readmgc\•mprthcn ton "Rnu \\:tS
m the do-~ oifcrt'd b\ llvnbc:th
Arch, lecturc.r tn «Ju .. auon
Ban uid I he wnttns pro •ram\
helped h1m "e; p~ ltrst impfi '"""
unt.l tnncr mc.tnJOJ;S ..
Dahnesh MctlllfU,Irotn \lt\Soula.
\loot • ,,,id he led the: concert of
Bas.~ lnquaflt l>CHancJ "lt~~t'lnd to
h.th'll common d~ for h~luneu ht
p..tntC:IJl.llt tn dunn the I u-sttcrm
1tdnru O.ld,"hl11\C:. u "~>OntC'1h10~
more 111 common other thnn '"''
bemg f~hmen "
Me<!Nu W.tStJlthc:d ' lilut;ht h\
u~ lohm•un.cho.m 11 thtpohlt\.J
~•ence dep nrnent .tnd '" 1
1<\\n"hm:t , le\.'tUt'ef Ill I nrlt\h .. "
uJ t'he J.'la, \\d' hrol..er• "'''' "'
matn e(\llln~ , .... wl'lt I' ' ,nd
.tuthunl\ 1 hctluthont\ '>C\:tton '
further dl\ tdcd 111tn " \II n ,,r I
rt'hJ:tt1U and \ IC'Oith\ -
-Affirmative action
New fairness documents eyed
Sheila Jcl aren
or the rion~r I o~
\ nt\\ nfllrmllta\'C3t:llCln pnlh.) 1
etarttntl) m Jrttft fom1 and L\ .m"UIIIn£
propo nlao tht Bonrd of hu,aces
h r con..•ldemllllO
\tfarnHlll\e oc:thm rclen to thl"
promnuon ol C'qulll opportunll} for
n11nouuoo and \\omen m the" orl
fon."'C I be proposal b<'mg dc\'dopcd
t tmlhu hl th~ current poh \ but
CO\tr.> U bronder rccnum Of
tndl\'lduah
Thecumnt Jl<lltC)'protcct \I omen
:wiJ man om 1c' f n.,m d t'cnmmntion
nnd undcrrepre,entalil'n "hen
\\ or~mg m or appl} tng lor ::1 fa"ult}
pos11aon. 1 he: new proposal remlltn'
a he ,arne m thll> respect, butuccount~
for all dn i 1011~ of Lc\\ '"nod Cl<~r~
10duding facult~. <;taff. ~tudents.and
PIONEER LOG
Editor In Chlet FW: Ill Franzen
Managing EdJtor Megnan
FlC · a
News Editor: .ana Haynes
Opinion Editor~ m l 'Jden
Features Editor ~~Sn Oerwe far
Sports Editor..,,, e Lund
Photogl"'phy Editor. Dave
McKay
Buslneu Man_ager Halary
u rn.an
Copy Editor Arwe Rnscnoaum
CIR:ulaUon Manager Knslln
ou~
Clrculallon Asslatan\!Stacy
I 1..• 1"11
Advertlslng Manager. Slenden
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Adve:1talng Staff: JOM Elsencr,
t: .) ,..,.,, ,;.
Publlck Occurrences: Bob
II 1\11110
Fe:aturesWrfters: J-.u;anDetwe ler
C3ISSaH!:u JeMaO'Conncll.Laune
Underwood Eric Warne!
Artist: . · 1a Stookebmnd
Opinion Wntera:lammy Fen'
R 1 . ider lom Lyoen. r\rul
ScnombuJg Jer. Wa!ladl, Erac
Warner
News Writ era: Ramona Bmnoes.
Ca:henreErneki l.fegtmnNctl!_~
RcDn Fmnzen,J Dana!-ia'r'!'ICS.Snel!a
Motaren [}.ane Raab
Sports Wrttera: Adam 810\Yn
M.!I:OOe! Cohen. CiaryGoldsm.th. M Ke
Luna
Photograp hers: DaVId Salts
Ca 01 Q: ,, I .~gh::i!'l
Ftchtenau Dave McKav Cht
Mabi' Jonaman Tapltn
WeiSman
ProduetlonStatt:TraoBarber Mary
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Composlllon · Sheala Soon
Advl set" D. "' .... !"II' • ttnSOn
Spantual Guidance: ~~ e Lund
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at Portbnd Oregon
ThePtOneet LogteseNeS ltlengtll
tooenyB!T)'ad~~ert«Sementwtuchwe
feolrs COflllary to 1wrna~ ettiJCS
and coflege poliCe
V~ErHS expressed ere t!lo:e Ollhe
m tersanddonot~yre•:ea
too Vl&#o'S of ltle stUdent bodY the
taco ty ocrncOQ! egcadmtntSUalJOn
U~ 00 ed !OCtals 1JIC 6\lgge51ed
al'lOaseaPCXoveobylheco torsanct
manag~>rs of ltttS ne-N"...patlef o.no
rei :ad lhe rna o:Jty opmton oJ thoSe
o.'!JCCrs.
Scledlon canoons appearlf\g
101 ~f\IOt1SOOtt01'11Sth IBSPQO­
wo; !1 acme 0010 on Editor
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Page 2 udm•m trauon \'1cc Pre.-..,dc:nt for
\ ,,Jermc \tfau Dad: • oren<.on
)IUd that them ISI(\O\ nrc a means
ofmnktn • ~urt"e' er} clfun 1.~mude
to bnng for\\ard the cnndtd:tc) ol
peopk undentpresc:ntcd nt Lt\\ lS
nncl Clurk "
1 he: current :tlfirmutl\ e :tLlJOO
pllhC) ~ante that 11 obJecme ~~to
•• , ) cnpnsC' m n po 1\1\c: effMt h~ rc~ru11 nnd hue highl) qu.1hlic:U
"omen and minorit) cnndadntc:,;2}
mamt:un on ong01ng nlltrnlati\C
u tl(\n re' lC:\\ uf llll'ully persnnnd
prnct•ccsnnd tucor~t nny incquu•o
thul mu) occur, and, folio'' .1ffH·
mtlii\C OCtHln pl)ht} I" tO "tn~rt:ll'e
open and\ I sable Ill member' uf tht'
oollt>~communuy nnd to J" osf'CC'lt' -r
\; .. Jnthdntes "
.lim Hulton • .arch" ir,l In order for 11 au tx:comc P•llicy.
the ne\\ rropo,al ffill\l hcnpprO\ ed
b) the Ro.anJ ol r ru ti!i: :-iMtll\On
prtdicb the policy" ill "'"ell me up
for con'Idc:ruuon unul \pril 1 ht:
propo\Otl "jll\t codihc\ ~omcthmg
\\C ulre•uh do The ,piur ol 11 ''
already 10 plucc \orcll\lln ... ud Focus changed on DC trip
ncnl\e Thomp .. on, a<.~OCtatt' dtllll
nl studenh, ,.ud she: hu' not been
an,olvc;d m thC' drahin~ of the
gutdehne ... bur 'U11J;e,tc:d they might
protect ,tudcnh 'nghl~ in )\uch..reo'
a' financ:1nl atd, housing nnd
udmi'>SIOO\
.lean \\ ard, a,.,j,uma cJeun of
• facultli t'> the udmtnl\tratt\t c:onr
dinator lor aflirmati' c action <\he:
!>ttid the propo,ed change \\OUid
affect'>! udent'i pnmarily in the area
ol recrunmenr
Ward 'aid the goal nl an}' affir­
mathe action polny i11 to· lnCrtil\e
dhe~it\ Shc:,11id diversll) IO'>IUH,
tncuhy and tdmini .. tauon h1rin~.
nod in student rc:uunment •~ an
in~lituuonal c:ommttmenr already
A :"~trong tn'\lltullonal afhrmnttvc
o.~crton pohcv would back t ~at
(commttmena) up '
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The annual of!-cumpus ''ud\ 10
W.l\htngton D L a'i changtng "'
mom focu~ 'hghtl) lor the tall 19R6
pnlgr:un The en\lronmcntall'>'llc
of h.uardou' nuclear wu,tc will be
'>tud•c:d in depth.
•\\ c rc hopingtouppcal 10 biolog)
muro~ and other rnuJO~ who
"ouldn't usualh thtnk of th" tnp."
Jim Holton, trip leader ... aid. "lt
took u' a long ume 10 get even
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11 1<. due to the focu~. whach ha'
alw<l}'> been poht1cal~ence StudenL\
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D C It ~ pohucul •\ rlctgh Dod,on
profc\\orofC'hcmhtr) 'aid 'D (
j, a rich, pohucul rc~ource und \\hilt
the ba\e of the progrum I\ pohucal
,cience,ll , no1 e\clu~1vel\ poltrte.tl
\CICilt'C:, ..
Dod<~on wlllteuch the cour'e on
h:uardous nuclear wustc in O.C
1 h1~ \\ill be the. first time <1 facuh)
member from the: natural <.c1encc
department wtll teach on the 0 C
program
Another concern" 1th applicants
10 the 0 l program Holton .. aid,
j, the problem of 'en10n. becoming
"locked tn to the Lewts and Clark
t.ampu.;, As it i' upper cia.~' 'ituden~
tend to do better on aim program
thun.,ophomores duetowhat Holton
~ceo. a:..:t more ,enou.,atlltu de towurd
the program' offcnng!> However
both the anternallonal uffna~ and
c:c;:onnmtcs departmcnb requ1re a
scn1or 1 he'll!> which tend~ to prevent
1 hese '>ludcnl'> I rom enrolling 10 off·
eampu' -.tudy programs
In addauon 10 aht~. Holton retern:d
to the "requm:ment'> game ·that all
)tudent,at l (. mu!>t play. Present!)
·• c.ommtttee •~ worl..m~ on the for·
malitae' ol offcnng Ood,on\
ha1ardouo; nuclear" a.'tc cou~e as a
Wa} tO fulfill the( On temporary lc;.<;ues
credit.
T ht'l program al\o offe~ a couN
in ,\mcrican Art taught b'o Kathy
Wood. an urt hl'\tonan ba)ed m
D.C. 1 hi cour .. t tap\ the m.h art
rc:,ourcc of the capitul and -;ur·
roundmgcommunttiC\ \\1th field to~
and cln, .. room mstrucuon. Thb
couflic lill' the line: ur1' rcqutrcment
rcqu•red for many student , Holton
said
Dod'oon' course on hn1ordous
nuclear Wll1>lt wtll combtnc cnvir·
onmtntul•ss\lc!l wtl h economic ;.mJ
governmen tal rcgulurorv problem~
"II\ ,Jmullngl) complc\ "he .. a~J
Dod">on hus taught an en\'Jton
menlal r,audic coul"\e on t.dmpu~
with Bob M.1nd~l He hn .. never
tnught m D l but \Otd '1\:c been
there many time:.: llno\\ 0.{ wen:
"Htvardou" waste i' a tremendous
i!\uc at the moment," Holton a1d .
"Dodson b. ideul ••• He •~ the \lc: t
ltnd of chemt\t, ,, chc:mlltl wtah a
liberal urt focu~. n
Dod 'ion • cour'c: wall be bu.!>ed on
reading and lecturo wtth particular
empha'i~on intervaew:-wtlh lawyers,
\\este handler • aechnocrua.. "astc
rceuluto~ .lnd people 10 urea' ol
c ncr~)' mc:dtcmc:, weapon\. and
rc,c:arch
"flmt\thcgrtmthm gabout I> l .­
Dod,on ~tud ~It\ all there ·•
II olton\ cour .. e wall focu' on tht
\lnJclure of government. e<tpccutlh
an the tlfcu uf pn:s1denhul pohttc'
Uowc~cr, he suad he would hke to
''create the imprcsswn that ahb
program i!o not entirely pohticsl
c1ence, .. By mcorpor.,ttng 1 hc Ctln­
tempurary 1 !!Ue ol nuc:lcnr wu~.ac,
he hopes thi tnp will llppeal to
tudent concerned about thts .tnd
other politic.:nltssue .
"I here is no \\U}' to gel a· cn'c ,,r
Amencun pohllcs like you can buck
there(Wa,h ington, n.C.) ... he ~aid
Pioneer Log, February 20, 1986 J
Muruthc
It'\ I ol <1 dl\l
and menan!
fhn:c I c
w meet thl
aeammcm b
and Kathr
Sc<mdc to 1
pa\c:rncnt,
up the: l6t
Feb. 22.
fhl!> will
l c\\1\llcn,
\ccond lnsr
10 beat hc1
wh1ch gave
Otmict me
Trnnshned
a puce of 11b
mile\
A~kcdw
thons I C\1 ' marathon 1
"( MuratJ
my~elf," sh
phy,icnl e(
member ofi
tc:ams•itnce
for the mn
blue: ..... At
rgo·boo~ ld
get' me: dol
For Re
ond Moo;t
CTO>)<O UO
hil.\ bee II 11
goal. I'm rn
~~omc thinj
otr of al98!
htmtothe ~
cumon D1v
thtrd. und 1
1\ looking n
new challe
toward," h
Runnant
goalfono 1
thon' has b
high ~chool ,
I WU!> go an@
when."
Comtng
bad..groun
gymnasU<:.\1
a'wella~ni
ha~ ~en led
fa\ ontc: '>PC
lean com~
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olton "atd,
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.nt~ Holton
1 hruardou~
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Holton \Utd
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t b particular
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• in .uta!\ of
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about DC .•
c~. ••
f ocu~ on the
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hal polttt~
ou ld like: to
n that 1h1
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I ling the con·
~dear \\ a'tc:,
11 uppeal to
OUI thi'i and
et a sen~e of
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C). "he~nid.
0,1986 Laurie Underwood
Of tht Plun~r Lo&
Muruthon.At2bmlltsplus tt\lheulttmatt
test of o dl!'llancc runner's phy~tcal endurance
und mental di!iclphne
l hrce I -ewi-. and llorl runneniU"C prepannl
111 meet that challenge thts weekend 1 rack
te.1m members Luura LewAllen. Ktrk Reynold ...
and Kmhryn Kurtr will make the trek to
'\euMde to ract over 1 he 26 mtle' 385 yards of
pa,ement dtn, hill and Oat road!. thut make
up the 16th annuuJ 1 rail\ End marathon
Feb 22
Thi~ will be the thtrd marathon for sentor
1 e\\Allen, who run her first<~t age 13 and her
,econd lu11 year 1 hts year, he 1s competmg
to beat her ume of 3 hour~ 28 14 minute\
wh1ch gave her thtrd place among women
Ot•ilrtct marathonen at Tra1l's End tn 1985
Translated, that mean' shewtll beworlctngon
u p.tCe of ubout etght mtnutemiles for over 26
mile'>
Asked whut dnvec; her to compete 10 maru­
thons, I ewAIIen cxplancd that runnmg a
mnnuhon Ill an 'ego boo~ter'' for her
.. (M.1rathonmg) mul..e' me feel good about
my)elf 'ihe <~aid Lew Allen 1!. a health and
phy:o.icul cducuuon maJOr, and has been a
member of track. .tnd cros.-.-country or soccer
team~l-inc chc:rf!'e'hmunyear . Forher trwnme
lor the mumthon helps combat winter··term
blue: . "At thi.; time or year I can u~ all the
c:go-boo~te~ I can get because: .. chool really
gc:h me: down."
For Reynold, , :.enaor psycholo&> major
nnd Mo\t Valuable Runner for the 1985
cro)-;-countryteam,training fort he marathon
lws been ,, ~ourcc: ol \Cll·-.utl.,fncuon. •[t, .1
goal. t·m rarely sau,fied wath myself. and th1~
issomethtngtoachac:ve . "hee~platnecL Commg
otr ol a 1985 cro,.,-countl) \Cason which took
htm to the Nutaonal Collegaate Athletic A'so­
caauon Otvtsaon ll Regtonab, where he placed
thtrd, and to OtvtSaon IJ I Nattonuh, Reynolds
IS lool..mg forward to Sat urdn) 's 26-mtler a~ a
nc\\ thullengc "It\ JUSt sometlung 10 work
toward." he sutd
Runnmg u marathon ho.s been a long-time:
go.tll or\ophomore K urt1 "The: word •mara­
thon' h~ been tn the: back of my mind smcc:
high,chool,".,hee~pl:uned •l'Vealwaysknown
I wus gomg to run one 1l w~ just a matter of
when ·•
Commg to LC last year with an athlettc
background 10 'occer basketball. tennis
gymn.uucs. volleyba.ll and ~untryskung,
as well a~ nine yea" or running, KunT.,aJd she
h~ 'lett led on cross-countr)" and track as her
favonte,ports. URunnmg is ~omethang where
l can compete agamst myself. "shesatd ... And
the long runs are a good way to clear your
head •
Kurt£ has had plent)' oflong run6 thts tenn
1 he three maruthoners began trruntng at the
end of wmtcr term by addang mtlcs to thetr
regular track work-outs Weekday practice~
con!lt~ted of 45 mtnute balce-ndes or five to e1~h1 mile run'l on Monday and Wednt$.da.y
r.honer peed rum, on 1 ue~da)" .and Thutllday
und ~hort run\ on I· ndoy Runner. ,JI.,o hfted
wetghr., three: day u week and hud two to
three male: morning run!ltwtcc 3 we,.~
The ertous marathon-trainmg took pluc:c:
on the weekends . After a short bike ndcor run
on ';aturdnys , the three murathonen~ worked
on longer und longer runs on Sunduy. By rbe
fifth Week of the term, they were running 20
mtles.
W1th the inten\C traintng, the runner\ had
to take !\peciul cure of their bodi~ . All three
~aid they needed more: sleep and more food
during thetrasnmp They abo mu.\1 pay attention
to an)' ache 1nd pdin~ lhut could grow into
lhJUfl~ . The hour of running on pavement
and concrete: can wreak havoc on a runner·~
ankle:,, shin<~, knees and hip,, and each of the
murathonc:rssuffc:red running-related mjuries
10 the pa,t.
K urtt wu~ fon:ed to •top her first murathon
tnunmg 1n the begmmng month la!!t summer
when .ln tnfectc:d bhstc:r lead to a leg fracture
that lorcc:d her to quu runntny bv the end of
truck \C:U\On her rrc:~hmun dOd JUntor yea~.
I ast -wtnttr Rtvnold\ had tn \\llhdra\\ from
the fraal 'Fnd marathon just one week before
the race. when tendonitis Oared an his hip,
fhto; yc:ur, howe\ler ,the runners have made
itt hrough st'i. wee~ s of marathon tr<tintng:tnd
are now gearing up for therucc.l ooking bacl.;
nn the p.1st month and n half, and the mo)t
inten e tratntng :.he h.ad C:\er been through,
Kuru said, .. 1 can thtnk ol Vtl) lew other
people who could go out and do it."
LewAllen e:-;pluined how she keeps herseU
gmng through hard wor'-outs when she'stired.
~ore or dascouraged ... I JUSt tell m~elfl hat if I
~top now, I 11 on I)' hurt my~elf dunng the race.
\nd it\ better to hurt now than lhen," \he
\atd 'What I usually tell myself i5 'You\·e
been bert before and you've gotten through
11. \ ou dtd 11 bet ore, you can do 11 agnm."
he abo sa1d that marathoner> mu!lt fight
ugnt n\t betnp "p!\ychcd out"b\ the race tt~etr
"You hnve to put the word ·muralhon' out of
your head You have to have the race conquered
tn your mtnd "
MYou can't th1nk 26 miles i.; lorever."
LewAllen o;atd ~when I tell people I'm anuning
for a marathon they U\UUJI} 'ay 26 miles!
1 hat\ mcrcdable!' You have to erase that
t bought from your mmd and )C:C: it as a rnc:e ...
Track .tnd cro~ .. -countl)' coach David Fi~
haqruined i11. l C mnrathonef'lsince he came
to the college m 198l,two ol whom have made 11
to "-uttonals . In J9tl3. Paul \1utl~on. now
~ .. a~tanttrnck coach, placed lith 1n ~auonals.
and l(l.\tyear ,junior Kathleen Weiland placed
lOth.
Ft:\ 'rud he: ha~ come to rccogni1e a cenain
mtnd-'>tlcommonamonp mnrnthoner.. ... The)
have to have ..a gre..ater deg• ec or mental tenacity.
The\ hnvt to keep mentollv strong,·· he >Btd
.. All dt,tance runne,.., tend to have to tolerate
dtscomtort The thtng that set" marathoners a
In tie farther aport t!> that they hove to endure
• 57
53
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Oaura ew Allen, 'enjor (abo' e) i~ one or three l C )ludenb who ~ill travel to Seaside
re. on '-,aturdt)' to compete ln the Trail,. lnd marathon. '"' •
that d1scomton m much longer."
Alterward< too o1 marathoner wall need
much longer tor c~upcrate than other runners
t-"ix explained that .:alter a marathon, bc:sid~
being phy~icall) ' spent, the runn~r' muscles
becomee~tremely sore and tight.
Thedayaftcr u marathon, a runner may not
t\'tn be able to wal~. Fi. <oaid. It rna)' take a
rew day~ before he or she~njog. and it will be
three or four weeks before the) wttl be: able to
C9mpetc: again.
D~pite the: uning effectS on the body. Fi'
~aid he does not V.OIT) about the marathoner
duringtherace., \hhoug.h long~btanoc run ncB
can sufler lrom h~pothennia. dehydrution,
hallucination~ and other)ymptorru of t:\treme
fatigue, Fill ")aid that by w:uching the runners
clo,tl). he tsubletochc:d (or ign.; ol trouble.
\bo there v.ill be aid-station'> nt e'el) li\c
mil~ or the marathon to pro\ide ~ater llnd
Erg. an ele~.:.trolvtc: d rinl.:, and medic' are on
call for anyone in '>eriou<; trouble Wnh only a fev. days unult he rocc:. runnen
are tapering off on mileagt, omiumgweight·
hhing and mommg runs and ureconcnumung
on ps~ ching them.~l"es up for the: marathon
To prepare mental!), LewAllen sa1d she
vtsualile the race tn her mmd. '"ltl) to see
my,elf not ured a.t mile 22. ltry to see myself
lxing happy at mile 22," she said
.. h'satlpsychological,"'Kurtuaid. lnloo"kJO.g
forwu.rd to the marathon, she said 1hct more
worriedabouth~lfmc:ntall) thnnphysicall) .
.. lthink,1f I'm really po iu'-e about it,l11 do
fine."
One thing Le" Allen said helped to pu.sh
her along l;ut year" as thecheen ngoffncnds
and teammates along the course.. '"People
taned runnins .... ith me so thalt hey could be
chc:c:red at too, .. Le~.\llen remembered.
The Trail':> End marathon will begin at
II :30 a.m. on Saturday. Feb 22 at e:uide
Anyone interested an watching should contuct
the athletic departme nt about tran,poralton
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I he ambiguitic' come in lt<i reh:rencc to ... talf, ~ludcn~ •• md
udmini~tration.lt I" agreed thClt the ~ohc) !' und~l) "ague~ he .. n
u !\tate . "(the college wilt) folio\\ alllrmali\'C: actto~ proccdu~c~
"hich are open and \'isib)c to member:' oft he collegccommuntt) For tho'c ol you" ho ha\ en 't yet
he:nd the hbrar) ''no" ullo" ing
non-alcohohc bc,cruge' 10 the
building . We \\111 be add~ng ·• I.e"
ne'' 1 ra\h contatncl" \oon, mdudtng
,orne re,ef'·ed lor rccyclnble can
Jnd bottle,, Smu: the mmtl rcqucnt
compl:.unt .1bout the hbral') " the
tc:mpc1nture , I hope. that being .able
to ha\e a cup ol 'omcthtng hot (or
cold. depending on tht "dimate")
wtll help fothc: Editor:
AI thi~ time ol )car, don'l let
1d:lc nature dc~:cive U'i with 11s
mnuyingcontradiction~.lt muyd~'h
.1u1 ~un!>hinc: today and cloud,, ram,
and e'en '"o" tomorrow Bul be
U.'-'umi .,rnng L\lln ''' WU)! DufCodil" Wedne.-.da)" !
f'o11l ~ Wright
n,c•ologian m Rc·!Jttlc•nct'
J..nO\\ 11 rO\C\ know it. Wtld gct\C
J..n0,, u and. a~ long a\ humom LETTERS POLICY
havt been humans, we known it Leiter' to the. fdttor ~hould
too It i' a tun ttme for U\ all be addres~ed to Box. 21 The
\ et spnng bring~ with it certain deadline ,., 5 p m on Fndav~
chore~: fruu u~ rose\ and other Subml\~ton\ \hould be typed
and 10 pro~recth e candidntc:;'i." • . ..
Moo;t in:>titulions h:n e alhrmutl\'e actton po!acae like Lcwi~ \\~:: are e.\ploung y,a•.-o; to c\en
out the temperature Rtght no" we
don t have any new 'olution~ to
propo~. butl will keep you mformcd.
We are a\\ .1re olthe problem. no\\ering~hrubc,to be pruned; and double·spnced and tnclude the
Inter "hich careJ~, wmter always uuthor· .. nume a.\ wtllibac<tdemtc
lea\e~ behtnd it. to clean up: outside cia'>" or f acuity o;tanding. Length
and Clark'<>. M akingouro" n polit) comprehen"" e 1 a nece,sal) '
and appreciated "lcp. .,, the hbrur} stuff continue' to
add res..' •~u~ relating to your libmry.
please feel f r« to contact me, either the hou'e the tra'>h of last year\ 'hould be 34i0 words or leo,s.
grecmng; and anside. well -\'OU _
":t ~\loJIIN'S ":>It-( .. ~,~.,-\~~E'!I~ ION!l .
'1\\A.,-'~ W~ Q:lJNTS. Moll:f'i -/ '"'~~· ,_..., f'l\oN f:'f
'TAI-~S GLA0'4~ \ ~~E' ~ ...
"l.. ~e '~' ~ ~ N\ 111f; Hiroshima bo1nbed ~"\~ ~~EN VVVf~
I Tanimoto relives tragic day ~A"{ I 0\0
'()1..1 '!Jec
~f'l2.~~
NfU..J .._,_,... c .A Cl :
Jill ian Detweiler
Of tbt PtonHr lot
wMr. fanimoto. fear{u\ lor hi" (amil} und
church. at first ran toward them b) the shon~\
route, along Ko1 Haghwa). He l'as 1hc onh
pcr;on mating hi~ Wl!) into the cat): he !"et
hundreds :J.nd hundreds \\ ho "ere neean,g.
:tnd c .. el') one of them seemed to be hurt in
some"a). Theeyc:bro" ol ,omewc:reburned
oft :rnd sl;an hung from thetr fatts and hunds
Others. b«au.sc of pain .held theu arms up.t\
if carrymg somethmg in both hands Some
were "omiting as they \\llllcd Many were
nalcd or m shreds of clothmg.-
lf this sounds to you hkc: an e. ccrpt from
some s•cJ.: sci-fi novel, read it agaan. h' not
fiction.lt i RC\'C'tend Ta-lmoto's O\\ n account
o( the Au~t mornmg 10 19-tS \\hen Little
Do) y,rc:cked ha,·ocm thehv~ofH1roshama ·s
400,00(hnhabit.anlS as rtCOrded by John Hc:Bq'
in his boo\: ulled simply, -Hiwshima."
Tanimoto and hts daughter KoKo Kondo
were onc:ampu~ to parttcip:ucm lnternauonal
Wee~ .l ca.nnottbinK of a more graphac \\a)' to
illustrate: the netd lor internationaJ under·
standmg. Tammoto and Kondo's speeches
are disturbing . but it 5eems to me rhat there is
no be ncr ancentivc to end the arms race than
lht first hand accounts ol the \'ICUms of the
first utom bomb.
Though he tS 71 )Cars old now. fammoto
sull recalls lhat day. and has de\ oted the ln~t
.so vcarli of his life to telhng people: hts stot) m • an auempttoc:nsuretbat byremmdmgpeople
olthls tragedy. by maktng 11 real rather than
some obscure date m ttl5tOf), it "ill not be
repeated.
Kondo shares her father's conc~rn I hat \\e
should not forget the tragedy that was Hiro­
shima. Kondowii.Sanetglll month old Ictus'"
her mother'S bod) onAug.6,194.S,theyoun~t
of the survhors. Kondo knows an atomic
bomb docs not di~crimin.ate -she has been
un~sble to carry a child of her own to team. The
I cannot think of a more
graphic ~way to illu trate the
need for international
unde.-;standing.
Konc.lo poke of more than her own vtcllm·
11auon. She told too or meeting Capt. l.ewi,,
doc1orr; sa' the radiation he received whtle -1rutde her mother·~ body more than 40 ye•sr'
apo cau~ her 10 miscarr}.
Page4 Kondo knows the an atomic
bomb does not discrimi­
nate-she ha been unable to
carry a child of her O'l'n to
term ...
pilot of the Enola Gra}. the pl.tne that earned
the atomic bQmb to Japan, and pe.aL.ea or
tho~e lamous y,.ords. "Oh God, \\hat ha\C "c
done?" Kondo "as JU'I a chtld "hen she mel
L.c" ts, but :.he remembers: -u nul then I alwa}"
l:ne\lo theone:.1de-youkno" the untvors'.
But then I \:ne\\ theothcrsadc:.and I realucd it
\\a~ not his fault, und 1 shouldn't hate th1~
man I JU>t held hi:. hand and cried . . He
ulfercd \Cf) much too."
1 ammotoand Kondo got me thmkmgobout
our O\\ n hastoncal account-. of Wnrld Warr
11.1 n m) high chool htstof)·cla.,s. WW 11 wa'
compo ed ol military heroes and 'litCtorit.'l.
Sureh there an more lt;;som 10 be learned •• from thir; cata!.trophe than names ••nd dale~
1 woyear.>ago \B( madeumu~:ohcelebruted
nuemptto bnn~ home the atrocmcc.ol nuclt:ar
wor an n' drama, .. rhe Day After "Of the
producaion Kondo ~id, "It v.a.." well done,
but it's not hke that -it\ worse than •hat."
Perhaps ABC v.ould have done bel\er to
sho\\ footage oJ Hiro~himn 11 the network
wussinccre inns desire: to educate Amencans
aboutlheconsequeocc!i of dropping a nuclear
bomb
~nybe I y,ould sleep mort sounCll} tf I
hadn't heard Tanimoto's story and t( I dido t
kno\\ that40 years ago omconc pu'>hcd that
unthmkable button. I mtght be happter thmkmg
that nuclear holocaust i JUSt ~oomc: luturi~tic
made-ror·tele\lsion spec1al. I might be \Cf)
!>erene mdec:d, wtth m) head in the sand nnd
m\' hal hanging on some deterence theol')·
hook
But my high choolday'>areover . Through
people l1le fammotoand Kondo and through
books like Her.ey ·~ I 'vc: learned that nuclear
war a ..a \ ery realt hmg And th>tt'<> a le'ison 1
should huve learned a Jon_$ umc: befort l WIL\
old enough to ca&t my vote for pre~tdent .
We o;hould follow Tammoto \and Kondo·~
u •• 1mplesand face hastory head on m order to
extract the valuable ~~~mns It h~ to ofier.
Glorifying the past serves only to create a
fi:tl!le sense ol ~ecunty tn the here and now.
U:t'& not (or get Hiroshima, ~agasaki , or even
Pearl Harbor, but inneadembra cc: the lesson~
leurned there in the hope they will never be
allowed to rttur.
Jtllton IJ1 '" ,iJI't,JUmor. ts a polttu a/ sctrruc•
tnOjtJf, 1"0 t-1~ ...
...__,""'P\"1 ~ ..,...,;-:
• • • #
~<tb
Hey, what are the J oneses driving?
-Eric Warner
Of ahr Pluneu l.o&
The ma'(tm 'Keeping up with the Joneses'
MUnds at the pinnacle of pruverbiUI \\ i'\dom
10 our soc1ety. Be it a ne'" wardrobe a btgger
wimming pool or a longer hold1ng harr,pray ,
Americans are imermmably ob!IC'>llcd wtth
outdomg one another an thedto;play of material
weulth
What ongmall~ o,crvcd as a prucucal method
of gc:lttng from p0101 .\ to potnt B the uuto·
mobile htJ~ become the paramount1.ymbol of
~tutus in our country 1\ninc:x hau~uble amount
ol information cun be inferred about a peNion
simply by knowing what kmd of car he or she
d r1ves.
II you're dm mg about town an ~·ourmachane
and you ee :>omeone m a Por.,che 928S you
think,· A h. thut pe~on i) loaded, great 10 the
suci.:, and capable of providint hour.; of mtel­
lectual sumulauon by talkmg about Kant
Bot~wanian foreign polic} or u good '.58
Bordeaux.'
If you see someone m .tn RX 7 280-Z or
Turbo ~aub, you figure he i~ the aspmng
yupp1ctype. whocouldn'tqultetomeupwuh
the ballo;lor the Pof'che but sttll h~ enough
mone} to buy a new Brook!> Brothers sutt or a
'tute ·of-the· art ht·fi component But •f you
\Ce \Omeone m an '81 K -cur or a 76 AM(
Pacer. your 'ense.\ 1mmed1ately become
overwhelmed and your heart bleed~ for the
poonup who\ probably~addled wtth six ludt.
and manngeo,thc neighborhood Burger~Kmg.
f-or tho~e who own Chry!llcr K-can, Ford
,~,e~tu~ or Ponunc Grund Safan Wngons.
there '" an ahernuuvc cu\lomtlcd hcen<:e
phlle\ What wus the happe<,t C'ahtomtan fad
n decade ago has become the most popular
method of transcendm~ tnfenor~oc1o-«onomac
status on the roud or tn the dnveway Now
even the little guy living in La Salle, 111. can
sa)'. "Hev. I'm ~omebo dy too." when he'li out
for a ~unduy drive T he creativity rcquued to say kLook at me, I'm cool"m just seven let!ers islim!ted
onh b\' the bound-. ol human amagmauon . • Some. people ruck the1r bruans to come up
with the cle\·c:reo;t way po~~ible of imparting
thetr mc~sage to the re!>t ol humannr :
•tMGR8RU;or 10\"lrl.'
Other. chooo,c to bt more cryptic when
thm~ tng up a cutthy phrao,e For eltumple.
vou ve all 'een someone dnnng n BMW 3201
wtth J hcenr.c plate reudtng 'MY'3201 'They
'>Ure hud me looled.lthought the cur belonged
to thcarncaghbor or maybe even Aunt fumce
butk tn K an'ia.'
Whtle we're on the '>Ubject of hcen~e phlle'>.
how about the people who go to Germany to
buy a ne\\ Mercedeo, Bent or Porsehe and they
Jeuve the custom' plnte' on the c.ar for :.h
month!>. You've all :~een the plates, they're
oval shaped und there\ u ·z· on ever) plate
(that\ short for 'zoll,' the German word for
cuo;toms). So the next time you meeto;omeone
wath one o(the'e plut~on his: car •• tnd he tne~
to tell you that he\ the grandson of Baron
Lud" ig von Edel\tein, youll be able to tell
him where to t<tk.e 11
For tho)e too dc\tltute to afford a new c.ar
orcuo,tom11cd plate'. there arc alway' bumper
sucker.. You con pl~ter your fuvortte ~ymg~
and tde.u u\1 over the buck ol your car· 'Snvc:
the Whai~ ."Suve the World ··save the Forts~.!~'
and an 1 he proce'' you 'II probably usc hulf n
tree
The lormulalor ~uccess, stntuo; und rc:cog·
muon 1~ 'ltmple Finance rhnt '86 car you've
hnd your eye on, put on your lhmk.tngeup und
come up wtth 'lome clever mes,uge that you
want people to rcud a .. they 'cut your dust.·
und theM II buck and ~.utlorthccomphmenl!i
to \tart rolhnft m \'our nev. car w1ll be the:
dmnerttmc: con\lt1'511llon toplt ol not on\)
your own fnmtl). but olthe whole netibbor­
hood fhat1,, unul vour neu-door netghbor
pulls up in a brund·new, JCI·black ferr<tn
'\08GTS.
f:rtc' Warna u a H'llltlf f11Jdl\h murm
Pioneer Log, February 20, 1986 or
While the re't
the bool ~ Ia <it we
team "·•~ htlliJ
Whl\tler. Bnll~
rcgtonltl . The\\ <l
fourth 10 alpane.
to~ttlelur llthaj
The rcgiunuls
college ,k 1 team ~
Pacific :-; ort hw
fimsh '~us out l
College or ldllho
8nll~h Cc)lumbia.
llnl\cr uvbeat It
madrl C1hetop~ l
and coach Murk
hBflP) with lht ~
·rhewomcn bl
s.1ul. "They're 1~
c11her Oregon or
Individually It
\\Crt' led b\ I fC\h
and ~ophomore [
\\II~ lOth tn the'
the gwnt !llalom
17th in the slalot
g1ant. Roundmg
rre~hmcn \ ero Bt
Lo~tll ,nnd \Opho
\\'tth \UCh a yol
SttS a brt!!ht futu
·we're a buill
)C31 and the year
bcuer. Thts was
btggrr ume com
S4id.
If the "omen
wrpn~c . 1 he men
appotntmenl. P~
Injurie
Lack of depth i
s"immers til -.ea
1 115 the} bell) floJ
W:uh. agatnsl I
Unt\C:Nty.
Thr J>I U men
unan~\\crcd poin~
could not field an
The "omen\ te·
pomhductothc~
The men lu~t M-~
fell (I)-2ft.
The men's tc·
first Jllace I tnto,hc
\ICfC achiC:\Cd i
Roth or with h1
hib qualified I ol'
C\cnt,, had two l
1n the 200 va rd bu • Wdfrctstyle Hd
m the 400 vard 1 •
1 place hn1.'h In t
Roth turned 10 a
minute 50 5 \eco
The women\
lour fiN.,, but
dl\ler..it). Jumor
100 )ard free in
ltAnne De~tlet
brc;m~t roke in
\1ecia Muter.
Sl,tent winner I o
1n another '>p.trk
LOR
LORD
LOO
WHO'~
Happy
Terri
Pioneer .ent
nesda\
oe,dav
unt we
ta!ttcr
't of the
n anltc·
ul, we
lllng up
~ auain
d it not
h week
In~ a}
chapel,
on ho"
i.1 more
>U ne~t
II nxht
:uc/t•IJr t'
should
I The:
riday)
typed,
1de the
tldemtc
Length
~s.
I
• )Nf't
N S·
e O\D
I !>e'C:
!'~La'j :v.,..
\A7
l~ ... I
I
~~--u~
•
&'&,
.g?
i~limned
• • t81nall00
come up
:nparung
umannv: •
lie when
example.
MW 3201
101 • The)
belonged
nt Eumce
lSe plate'
rmany to
.andthev
~r for~''
the\' re
el") plate
word lor
someone
)d heme
of Boron
ble to tell
a ne~ cur
sbumper
lte saym[t.'
ar 'Suve
~e Forest!>'
se half a
nd recoe·
r you've
gcapund
that you
ur du!>t.'
nnrnl\
be the
not only
netghbor
Ferran
IJll/l'if,
1986 Michael ohen
or tht Pioneer Loa
While 1 he rest of us were hilling
the bon~ s lust weck,t he: l'wneer .. ~ i
tcarn "ll\ h1tting the siOflC:!I 1n
\\hi tier. Rn11sh Columbm for
rttlllln.tls. The women' teum placed
fourth 10 nlpme, \\hile the men had
toscule lor Ill h umong the 12tearru.
1 he rcg•un.•ls m.ttchcd the be~t
college sk1 teams lrom uround the
Puc1fiC ~orlh\\est. ~uthe women's
lintsh "••' out tanding. Onl) the
Callcge ol lcJnhn, the lJ nt\ er it) of
RntL\h Cohunbiu,.tnd Stmon Fr.uier
Unt\'CI'Sttybc:a llhc Pio'. This finish
nuJd C the top.,liicollege in Oregon,
and cu.t~h ~lur~ Ink ter w.ts H:ry
haJ'P' with thi-. fea1.
M r he women blew door-., .. ln~\tcr
~311.1, "The{rc: the hc\1 ttam lrom
cuhcr Oregon or Washmgton •·
Jndividuullv the fltonc:er women
\lrCI'C led hy frc:.,hm.tn I aurc:n Okte
and sophomo re Debby Jone' Oktc
1 wa' lOth 10 the \lalom and 21 '' tn
, the gumt slalom. "htle Jones wa"
17th in the ~lalom i.lnd 22nd tn the
gtant. Roundtng out the team were:
fr~hmc:n Vero Briel mann .tnd Alex
(.o~ell , • .nd ),ophomon: Su.,le Trump
\\'1th 'uch a young team, lnk\ter
~(Sa bnghtluturt
"\Vc:'re u buildtng <;quad Ne~t
)C:3r nnd the year after that ""e11 get
1 bcllcr 'I ht~ WU'i their fiN ta .. te of
btggrr ume competition," Inkster
~·d
II the women were a pleasant
\urpn,c:, the mens team wa\ u dts·
appointment. Pan of thts was due to a k n~ InJury to leading skier Lee
Mor·.e. o enior With him out 1.1nd
rough weather, the team hud both
mLSionuneand budslting. freshman
fom Stambelan had problc:ms wtth
his bindmgs, and SoJlhomorc Bart
Schuler ju'lt didn't !.kt well under
the tough men' slalom condtttons.
Tlu::o;e-.-.crethe Pao\bestthreeskters,
:.o the rest of the team didn't really
hnve 3 chance.
Sophomore Woody Stevenson \\US
l C's only nordic skier, und he w .ts
be.tten by the tough regional
• • competnton
ln the regular ~ ... ~on, the Paoneers
also hnd <1 ucct'i,ful time: of it. The
women were the leaders of the lour
team Southern dtvtston, whtlt the
men placed thtrd tn league I hat!>
all over now and the.,.. tteamshould
get beuer nell.t year I nk .. ter predtch
that 10 two year' the women · teum
wall have a realeood hot utgoine to
the nauonalo; af everyone stay\ with
the program.
So a!i thi~ 'enson ends and the ~ki
team JOtns the ~~ of us down here
worrymg about mtdterm,, LC can
boast about hnvtng the be1t women "s
te.sm in Oregon. with an equally
bright future
One final note-the skt team ts
not totally fini§bed yet. In three
\\ceks there wiU be a fun race, party
and fundratser open to the l.C
commum ty Detath will be fonh­
commg soon
Injuries haunt LC swimmers
Adam Brown
or the Pioneer LCl&
Lack of dtpth which ha." hun the
swimmer-. all season struck agaan
ll the> bell) !lopped tn 1 acoma,
\\a~h agum~t Pactfic I.utheran
Uni\crsuy.
The PI U men's team 'cored J2
unan~"cred potnl\ bccaU\cthe Pto's
could not field anyone in lourevenh ,
The ~omen's team lo'>t out on 12
point, due to the ..amcctrcum,tances
fhc men Joo;t 64-28 and the" omen
fcll63-26
The men\ team collected four
li11t pl.u:e fimshc~. Three ol those
~trc .ll'hle\ed hy r,e .. hman \ilatt
Roth or wuh ht help Roth who
hi.\ qualified ror National\ tn )I"
event' h.td two liN place limshe!l
10 the 200 !fard but ter!ly and the 200
yard ( rtc,tylc lie\\ a!>aho mvolved
in the 400 vurd medley rc:lay first
plrs~ ltm~h tn the 200 yard tree,
Roth turned in a hfcumc be'iot of I
minu~c ~0 S 'ccond-..
lht \\Omen\ team aho nabbed
rour fit\(\ but "llh a little more
dl\tl'\tty Juntor Zoe lltt~ won the
100 yard tree ut 57 O.t ttnd -.enior
LeAnne Dc~1lct too~ the 200 yard
breamtroke in 2:41.5. rre1hmnn
Mecta Muter, who hus been a con­
, mtc:nt winne1 for the Pio's, turned
• •n another ~purkling performance.
LORDY,
LORDY
LOOK
WHO'S40
Happy Birthday
Terri
from the gang \4uterpart tc1patcd in thrccol the
firstfivcra~ \hew•amthefreestvle • leg of the 400 medley relay and then
got right buck in the \\:Uter to \\10 the
1000 free b) etght seconds Shqrot a
two race rc)t, then \\am one olthe
mo,t gruehng e\ents, the 400 )ard
individual mediC). Thise..-ent anclud~
fourdtficn:nt strok~ the b.h:lstrokc.
butterfly, bn:awmole and finull)
I hd ree-ot yle. ~ UtCr JlCgged U SCI!.) On
be\t 5 05.5 in the t\ent. I o male
tht!i le<st more remarkable she "am
thela.'t lOOirccm I:Ol,one'lecond
(aster than her umc m the freestyle
leg. ol the 400 medley rei a}.
l he Paoneer's next m~t l!> ·• three
da) e\'ent at [vergreen ( ommuntt)
<..ollege m Olvmpao, \Va'ih for the
Pactlic Nonhwest Champtonshtp\
Coach Gury E:mblen t!> worned
otbout the health ol hi\ team." lhc
people who were hurt dtd not''' tm
well Cat Plli) "he. aid · r he\ might
he tcntallvc be~: a usc oft heir tnjurie'
and the) reaU~ can't workout hard
bec.ause ol them."
The women's captain, Destlet.
begged to dilfer with he1 coach.
"\Ve11 be~op syched up our injunC'i
won't matter ~'he ~aid .
Thcchampton.,hipsan: Feb. 20-22.
Pioneer Log, February 20, 1986 1 he women\ ,". tum lini1h rourth In the Pacific
'torthw~t re2ional "ki meet tn Whl\ller Rntnh
Peace Corp. volunteer·
have a tradition of "haring
their knowlege and kills with
the people of t h~ developing
nat ions. The}· re indi\ idua ls
who combine a pedal en e of
adventure with a de~ire to help
other people.
Forn1er volunteer \\'ill
confirm that two years in the
Peace Corps can mean per­
sonal gro\-vth, cro~s-cu ltural
experience ~ and a en~e of
sati faction found nowhere
else. It t1)n't ea y, and it bn't ( olumbta ( ouh \brl..lnJ..,tn uptcl'i u bri~ht futurt
fclr tht women Al;1.11ntlta t.c-r#l
Experience
Guaranteed
for evervone, but ince 1961 •
nearly 100.000 American s
ha' e made the commitment
and tound it to be one of the
tentral event in thetr lh e .
Our repre~entati\ e will
be plea ~ed to discu '' ith you
the opponunitie beginning in
the next 3-l::! month' in
A tri~a. A ia. latin Amerka.
and the Pacific.
The Toughest Job
You 'II Ever Love
TODAY:
Feb. 20: 9·9·30 /nfonnat1on table m TraJiroom
4-5:30 F11ms. "Toughest Job"
Sltde Show Peace Corps m M1crones1a
mGreyRoom
PageS -Gan Gold~milh • Of IM rumrtr 1 OC
Th~ \\'omen\ \'an-11~ ba.,kc:tbnll
tcllm pitt thc:u la.'t t\\ o _samc.s" tth
u q~~1 "'tn<wcr onhwt'il f"ollc:~c
and ll..O.\ lC\" tt Pactfto: lutheran
Unl\'tnit t>·
The 'ictor\ <n er 'orthwc: .. t. the
l.ady PIO ·o~l) tnumrl' thu~ r.u 10
thear final fhl:-g3mc: roads.tand,IJnd
th~ lo'' to PLtl ~c:t then di:)tnct
record-'· t land theiroveralll'e("ord
at6-l •.
Nonhw~t (ollege managed to
hang clo~e "tth l C. tra.ihng by ju~t
a roint at haU, 40-)Q In the second
haU, the Pto ':) <.tarted to pull a\\ a)
trom Nonhwel't IJnd led 7' to 67
,, uhju~t o' c:r four minute left Ju,t
then.lhc: Ptl, \p~td to blowout
thetr opponent h\ ~~orin~ 1 he lru.t
19 point o( the game
L (' "~ led b\ rn:-.hmen \I ichelle
Thoma' and '\hc:n~·en Reanc:)
1 homn' !.CO~ • l "a~ nnd Clark -.chool record JO point,, ,ho<\ttng
1 tor lO from the ticld \\lthout a
lreethro\\ ntttmpt Ream:) JddC\1
14 pointS .md e'en rebound~
"Renne) "c:nt in\\ tth about live
nunutc gone tn the fir.t half and
'>taned to hre.tk their :ronc apart
\\ath htr out~idc: 'hoot mg.~ Ctllsch
Rand\ 'ordlot ~tud, w huhod1d u
great JOb on the offcn .. tve board., ft
NonJlol tabhro ~ophomore Janet
Coo~ :b annther &n\trumental pla\'cr
10 thC' \iCtOI).
Ho\\'t\'tr,l C'.)IH'II\hootinghand'
aced over up nonh a~atn't PLLI, :u
they :-.hot a dtsmalJO perctnt com­
pared tCI the l.utc:\4"' percent p:tcc.
t ('attempted mor't field ~oals :1nd
free thro" thun PI l but the.)
couldn't qune tind thetr touch
"ordlof ,aid, I he game w~ \'CI')
f1h\\tl.tl, and that\ nut tu our
3d' nntagc u' a .. moll team. The re(or;
were c:on,tstcnt, but the) were con­
'''tc:ntl} not culling .1 thmg ...
I he PlO'sdtdjum pouttoa IOtol lc:td at tht gume\ ouhct but after n
PLl1 ttmcout the: I utc~o stormt'd
buck to uut,C(lre I <. 21 II) 0 <And
grab a 2J to 10 lend. I C trailed b\ 17
at the hatr, .n to JO. but the · played
e\c:n wtth the I ute' in the (tnul 20
mmutc' t\'entualh lo:.in~ HQ.f>S,
.. }l.im Rmk, a junior ,and M.tl')' Beth
Pmder 11f't:)hman. hud gre..1t gnmes
at Pl.L .. "'ordlof 'ntd Rmk tin1\hcd
\\ith ,, team· high IS potnt:o. and S
rebound~. and Ptnder tallied 7 point.,
and 4 rebound'
.. Becau .. e ol our '>i1e. we: have to
shoot welllrom thtout.,tde "'Jordlot
:»11d, "il wc don\, the dcleo\C "111
pad; m nnd make our iMide game
vcr. dtffil!ult Sometime' ''e live or
d1e b\ our oul\tde ~orne "
The I adv Pto~ • Ito a I contc't ol
the .. cason ts Snturdny l·cbrunry l2
ut \\arne' Poe a fie The game mi~ht
dretde a pia\ orr ,rot tor w .trner
Puc1lk and "lordlot "'"c.l lu:. team
might 'e"' \\til he rln}ing the rolt
of the ":spo1lcr Sports Brie s
i
•
Lute's hand LC men home loss The I ewh and Ciarlo; lucro :.e tenm
opened thetr 'eason \\lth deci,hc
\'ictonc' over Oregon State lJ nl\ cr­
'it),thc:Multn omdhl <lCfO'>'cCluh
nnd arch nvul Unl\ e~11\ ol Oregon 'I he Paoneer. ne\1 face the Eugene
l.nero"c ( 'lubon ~arch I and Wtl·
lament L 01\Cf\11} \bt-ch 2 Both
games arc at home
Make lund
or tb· r1on«~' I 01
The I utesfrom Pacthc l uthcran
Uni\~I'Sll) coropletcl) domtnnted the
P1onc:cr men tn the «ond h 1llto
COMt to 3 7.3..{\()dt::et ICIO Ja., lo,,uurdll)'
tn Pamphn Sport Center
P1 U '~>hOI 79 percent from the
field and out rebounded l C I b-5 10
the s«<>nd period :l'-they lo.cpt u
tum grip on lirsl pl.s~-c in the
~onhwest Confc rencesu~nding<~ .LC
tails to i-1 b on the year, 2-6 in the
:\WC. not including ~ame!o. played
on Monda~ uod Wednesda) nighh.
-.. -•
...... The Oregon Jamboree. ~.llurdu\.
Feb IS ~11!> the ,cuing lor the"''"'
0\Cr Q$t 6-( \.iultnomah , 2..0,
und the t or 0. 2-0
Coach )l.n., van Hatche• ,aid he
\\3) plea,ed "uh hi~ team. "Con·
,jdenng , .. l: \coni) had rourpr.!cticc ..
the\ dtdqunewetl Thesethonlook.'
really postt1ve," he satd.
1 he Pio \ mtght have expected a
,Jowc:ntart after Jo,mg a number ol
,taning plavers to grnduuuon,
however '"We have 28 pkaycr~ the.
mo~ttheschool htbever hud. and 12
arc lre~hmc:n andsorhomorc ,, ''Von
Hatcher 'ntd
One of those young player-.,
sophomore goahe ~c1th Pcrltn<o
did C'-lremely well he went tn lor
the inJuned Lee Morse who 1<o out
tor the !>etboo and only allowed
one goal to three games. •
fhcjun1on at"') It} men' ba,ketblll
tc:nm continued thetr wmning W&)l
la~t wed. \\ uh .l 14 potnt victol')
tl\Cr vc:orgt fo~t ('oJicge
Jumor Mtke \a\ contributed an
am111ing 30 potnh to the 76-62 wan
J untor R tch Turner nl~o played \\ell
on oflc:n ... c, Conch T cd Rooncy~td
Rc~ult' of the Pto\ final home
game yc\terduv were unavutlablcat
pre'<o tame. fht team play-. the final
game of thc1r \Cason ton1ght at
Multnomnh School of the Bible.
•
1\ fe" alumm gnthercd on the
ba!lkctbull court' Saturday and
played for five nnd a half hour;.
r ach of the 25 players paid a SIS
tournament entry fee wh1ch went to
tht Mu...cular Dy:.troph) ~ .. ociatioiL J'he P1o's \\.tre playing \\tthout
lcadinE ~corer John lun)ford "ho
wa_ out" tth the tlu butt he) ~tartcd
out ~ell in the first hall. Sophomore
MiL:e Senatra replaced lunslord 10
the ltneup and qun:Uy made hi
pruencc i;:nown ~c:natra htt '""
JUmp,hots and m.sdc t\\o more
ba.d;et ondnvestothehooptolead
l (. " 'th etght
'" n;stra lOol: up the lack oflen·
Sl· ' but we're hun \\'lthout our
be t dclenSJ\C: and oiTcnSI\C phi}Cr
(Lunslord) in there.-Coach Dean
~em pen said. \li&.e "enatra \COop
7:\-60 lo\\ to PLl to tht hoop for two of hi\ 17 point\ in la\t week'
111Jd.n Freshmen Grant Weaver and Tom
Ca<os1dy also played vel) well for
thetrflNcollegegames Van Hatcher
.. aid The men composed three teams
ilnd played u double round robtD
tournament from 8 a m until 3:.30
pm
The game\ were to rai11c mone)
lor~ DA and abo for fun ''People
had a good ume,l had a good umc::
Pl UotnterTodd D.1ughenythcn
\\.COt to work late in the second half
sconng etght slnught points and
the Lutes took a 29·28 lead at the . mtcrm.sston.
1\either team )hot well in the fm.t
half. l.C hit 40 percent and P l l..
only .35 percent. However the game
was-well played u1 the lute~ turned
the ball O\Cr onl) Lhrec times and
the Pio's just once
In the second half PLU caught
tire. Guard Dan Gtbbs began httting
sholl from C'\et)"here with Ptos
draped all O\''Cr him. Gtbbs fimshed
w1th 22 poinli and fi\'C as.sists.
Dau,.heny had 20 poinu and 10
rebounds. The Ptonecrs couldn't find an
.tns"'er to PLU' !thootmg and
rebounding pro\\~ 5. Even when
Scmpcn had the I.C fi,·c: put on a
half coun trap late 10 the game. the
l.ute got behind the Ptodefen~>cfor
c.~y ln~·tn'>
~we didn ·, go to the board~> h~c
we have ~en oflcn$tvel) or dcfcn­
sivcl) · empert said.
ot onl) did the Pio's lllump in
thereboundan~depiU'tment but their
lree throw mark~man'lhlp fell orr a.s
wcli.LC, nonnall.) a good free thro"'
~hootmg team, hun Lhem~lvca. b)
mi!sing six charity throw'l late m
the second half.
Scnatraled all P1o,coren with 17
pomt Semor Jtm Bosolo added
ll potnu illld ~veo .u .t'>b
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aturday mght feamcaptnms Wtll Marnnerand
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Ben Scully are the P1o's \\tth ex.pe·
nence and they too turned tnstrong
performances last weeli.end
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•
Pioneer Log, February 20, 1986 0
Pcun A. Serr
lh.•t'~ "hat J
~Jon~ to lc\\ ~
for the last 23 J
that ('IIUCh
He: h:~sCllo~Ch
th0U)30d!o elf I
come .tnd go. uf1
no l C msutuuc
:>em per 1 h,LS l:i
and "cll-rc:~opc!
admtrat1on h.t
\IIOihng ro:td 11
fh
··u,·" m tlw k
tlu• hall, J(/1111111
Scm pen hu~ 1
gr.1duateJ from
and went to the
baikctbitlltn 11
Hob~on . Hob~(
champtOrl)ht p 1
Aller playi n1
\ICOltnl<ll he aT
year' during thl
the "ar and rei
d1'charge
rhcdoctors 1
• • h~ lutun~ uctl\'
Hec:ntered Lc~
one month out
Paonecr b~ll.etl
the 1946· '4 7 \el
be had been the
IOpoint<; a gaml
morl.:.
Dl:an ~tntp~r
£rum 19-17-194
ltlllliOHlll,' (oOfl
Ml camt here
round m) hom
Indeed he h
yea~ he led the
and 1~·10 \e
Conlcrentl:: pi
he 'A\1.\ an hon
At61oot5\e
the l.ind of pi
llCCording to A
1\ho pla)cd bu
}ea~ .
"He had a trc;
and he hud greu
said.
r\sa \tudent
Dunng h1s th
'Pon' cduor a
He al~o helpe
which he pnrt
ltlc basket
Semper!\. Aut
•1 wa,~to mp
became mtcrc,t
o~tr I wuntcd
Sempcrt •m1d
\fter IU".t,tlU<lll
h1gh :school .1
then mo~cd
Calilomm whe
tello~hip .
Sempc:rt got
working on u
back to coach
him of u cone
Pioneer ~,,,"" I
tht: tugenc
;h I and \\ •I·
•rch 2. Both
r.\ b~\kctball
tnmng Wl}l . -Otnl VICtOr\ • :gc.
ntributcd an
"\e 76-62 win.
o played \\eU
Rooney saud
; final home
navailablu l
lny., the final
1 tontghl at
'the Bible
•ered on the
uurday and
1atr hour<i
lrs pOJd a SIS
vhtcb went to
W \.'1..\0CtUUon
I three teams
round robtD
m until 3!.30
rat~ monc~
fun "People
Ill good ume:
I tourname nt
~d
lhts
----·
20,1986 Mike Lund
01 thr Plunrrr l.uc
Jlcun A. St mpt rt Pm.
fh.•t' whnt It •'V' on the: olltcc: doClr that
~~clong.'JIO Lewis und Cl.ar!,;' h.t~lct ball Coile h.
t-c11 the: lust 2J year I kan Sempert ha'li been
thnt co.tc h.
Jlc h.tsco.u::hed hundred of pl:t) ers, taught
thou)nnd~ of tudc:nt • ~n facult) mcmbe~
come and go, and mc:tn\\ htle,qutetl) hecomc:
an 1 C 111~111 uuon.
:--em pert has hcc\lmc\\dl·kno" n, well·lo\'ed
and wc:ll·rcspectt'd Reachmg that npc.x of
adnmntton h,, tulen Scm pert c.m a long and
~mc.ling road m the: JlUOlt' ofhu\l,;etbull .
The F.arJy Years
""''" ll' til,· land of plon•r who satd'gmlmt•
tllr ball, gmmll' till' hall. 111 \I'Oft' for wu ...
ft,·tl Wilson
Scmrert hu~ alwny' bctn a Portlander He
gruduated from Portland\ Ben~on htgh school
and \~~otto the Untvcr ity of Oregon to play
ba\kctbaltln 194~ under Howord "Hobby"
Hob,on Hobson led the: L of 0 to the ~CAA
chumpton\ hlp m 1939
1\ltcr pl.lVIOf one year ot Oregon Scm pen
\\entmto the urm} He: <~tuyed there for three:
)e:tr'\ during the war \em pert wa-.tnjured tn
the \\or and recetved a I 00 percent medtcal
d•'chargc.
The doctor<i weren ·t vtry opumt'ittc about
hi' future acth ·itit'~ but Scmpert pcr<icvered
He c:ntcrtd Lc\\ i' and Clark College and JUst
one month out of tht. hospital he JOmed the
Ptoneer ba~ketballteam It" n.o; the mtddle of
the IQ4b-'47 \ea~on but . empert played like
he hnd been there all ~cur He averaged over
IOpoinl' a game and l C lini .. hed wtth n 14-11
marl.:.
Dean \c:mpert \Ht\ 1.1 bo,ketboll '"" ot I (
I rum I Q~7-19 .. 9 'lemp<•rt 1, \ten hen \\ ith
lfllntmale (.ordon IV'Illl,. •• #I ·
• I tame here and plnyed for Eldon f!'bl. and
round nl\ home •• ~em pert said
Indeed he had, becuu'e lor the ne'\t two
ycar:i he led the team in 'conn g. LCwu' 14-1)
and 18-10. Sempcrt "u' an all-Northwest
Conlercncc: plu)er both \Cason., and in 1949
be wu.' un honorable mention all-American .
At6loot5Sc:mpet1 was a giant. He\\as aho
the kind of pluycr that ju~t loved the game
according to Athletic Director Fred Wil!ton,
\\ho pl;tyed basketball \\lth ~empert tor two
\l:llrS. •
.. He had a trcmendou httle oft hool. :.hot
and he: hud great confidence 1n him~lf, .. Wil,on
said .
.\o;a,tudent Dean wasudrivc:n individuul.
nurinf ht three yenrs at L.C. he \\ U\ both
ponseduor and editor for the Pionc-n Lo~:
He aho helped lorm the LC golr team on
Whtch he pnrttctpated.
ltkc bu\kelbntJ, Wrtttng WU~ a 8TCQl lpve o£
\em pert\ But •n the end bus let bull won out
·1 wu~ gomg to be aJournali\m maJor hut I
became tntert~ted m coachmg and I )\\t\thed
over. I wanted tu be .• ,.,o,antc:d wtth sports,··
Sc:mpc:n utd
\rtcr gr.tduuuon "i~ompc:n wc:ntto Clatskanie
high chool and ~o.oached lor lour \CUI • He
then mo-.ed to the llni-.cr,it) ol Southern
CAlifornia when: he worlcd und hud a tcJching
frllow~hip .
Scmpc:rt got hi~ mn'iter' degree uncJ hc:gan
\\orlmg on o doctorate: but decided to go
b~cL; to couchmg Ht' hnd a lnend "ho told
I htm or u c.oacbtng JOb at Miru Costa high PIO' Oelln c-..cmpert \hO\H the form that
made Pio ramou ... In h" 2 l year" at I cwi.,
~chool in Calilornia . Sempc rt got the job and
coached there for nine vear .
Pio Coach
"Ht iJ o difftrnu Hpt of roach. •
Jun Be.uolo
In 1963,1 ( bo'iketbullcoachJimGoddard
got J JOb c:oachmg at the Umver..ny of Idaho.
A Pio at heart. Dean round ht!o chance lO
return home
"Thts JOb opened up and they knew me c;o tt
worked out that I got the Job, "Scmpen sa1d
fhe I C alum went right to work leadmg his
lint team to u 20-8 record and first place tn the
NWC. The team won two plnyoft gumes then
went lo the: Nauonaltoumument 10 Kansru.
C1ty but lo~t out
\low after 23 sea'iom the number~ are
tmpre~sivt· ~empen hac;343 267 record four
fir..t place NWC finic;hcsand three tnps to the
National tournament. Pure ~•nd simple, c;empen
has meant succc:-.~ for Pioneer basketball and Ciarlo; ~mper1 ha' b«ome an ln,titutiun.
htt'>e a joyful, positive upcriencc \\hilte~cr
you do ...
Dean's olficc: is filled with photo of the
great moments or h1s coaching and plnying
da~ past. He potnts to them and reflects wnh
amazing recall on .. orne ol those umcs. I ike
1 he time tn 1972 \\hen ht teum wa.s behind
35-27 at hall tune USWtn\t Willameue U niven.it'. • then stormed buck to ,core 76 point in the
second half and wm 103-84.
Through tnals like gym burntng and grent
wms ltke that ngamst Willamette ~em pen ha~
gamed respect Cor hL' coachmg ab1lny.
"I think he has been u great coach -:a
funtastic coach, .. W1l\on •aid, "I huH~ never
o;een anybody get the mo't ot his pla)'e!'l hkc:
he de»~
The Institution
u/fthn~WOSOnt .(U' /wou/dh 'Ontto/ook •
up to as a nrar-prrftct human brmg 11 "'ould
ht! Dtan Semp~rl .. Frt•d Wtl.fon
"Our big motivation here is that when they leave they still
like to play ba~ketba/1, have good memories and good
friends. And I hope 1 am one of those friends. "
That rc:cord ha$n 1 uc:cumulnttd Without a
httlcudveNt\Cither In 1966 the old lC8)m
burned to the l{round and the bMskerball team
wns homele~' f-or the ne~l three 'enson'. the
Pioneer. pruc11cc:d and played tn 16 d1rferent
yym~
It hurl not having u homt' court and even
re~oruattng <;uUcrc:d uceordtnlo' to c.mpert. But
the Pto \ jU'il kepi "inmng.
Sempert ~aid he found the&> m burning to
be a very profound t'\perience , The tc:.1m
thought the_y would have u ne\\ gym by the
thtrd year hut when the) dtdn't the:) began to
feel ~Ort) ' for them:~.c:l,es .
"I thinl I It'd the team in fechng -.or'):·
\empert said. "I learned a lc:s~on for that.
~ever tee I orry lor } olmtlf. )' ou have to When tnlkmg wtth people who kno" \em·
pert. a ,mile instantly com~ to the•r fac. .
<lempen has left a liule of hi~ ch11ructer "tth
c"ervone he ha.\ met. J'he' all hav~ a fond - .
memory or a good .. tory about the coach.
The mo\t apparent admiration for the man
~orne) I rom hi~ colleugUC'I, who rc:l.ltc "hat
De<ln is to them \\ith superlative,.
"Oean i" u uni4ue indh tdual, ~ b.l.,eball
coach Jerry Gatto uid. "'He po' e"e' tht
chnmcteri,tics we all ought to pra\;ticc:. And
there t;;n t u more loyal person "
I oylllt) t omethmg ever) one ccs 1n
Sempcn.l oyaltytoht teAmnnchothecollc:gc.
MHe" totall) involved in thi~ campus -
meetin~!l,commiuees, tudentsand teacher ,
adds Gatto . "He hilS n et of prin<.;iples he believes in
uodhendhcn:stotbem Vllhonaaitl ·r.verybody
!(now'S when: hestand• and where he ISalmtng
I rom ...
Jim Bessolo. a player of Scmrcrt• ugree\,
"Onethingnbout Ocun,heha~cnuun tnndnrdlli,
and he puts emphMiJ on those thmgs on nnd
off the court "
Scmpc:n hiU goal for II of h11 pluycrs to
make hMkc:tballnt I C n good expenence
"C lur btg motivnuon hc.re IS that"' hen they
leuve the} sttll hte to play bll.§ etb:tll. have
good memones;and good fnends J.\nd I hope
I am one of those fnends," Sempcrt 1rud
That fncnd~h1p lS apparent m the: letters
Scmpen show!> me lrom former pln)tl'l B11l
Old~ and Jim Rateagh. They remember 1he1r
coach und whnt he meant to them The: ktten
are s1gned. Your Pto and P1o-ly Yours.
Scmpcrt has detinnely affected the: h~ei of
his pl.1yers nnd he hM done 10 \\ 11h n very
simple philosophy .
.. lthtnk us we look at basketball here, we
look Ul it 11.'1 a melnphor (or hJe, 1 hmgs don "I
always go well-we don 1 ulwa)s wm-but
that's life:. We ha,•e a J<Jying that says 'We
adjust to problems ...
Throughout hisytal'\. Scm pert has adjwted
muny times to many different situations and
he has always done so succes.•lully. So"' hat
can be lc:lt to do'l Well. on~ a gum the ans~ er
is a, im ric one, >:et one tha.l fiu Oeun 's du..n~c:ter .
'"I lite to lhink in my last game that the tt4Jil
will play a<S well and as hard as all the other
teams I hove hnd,that is my goal."
When that day com~. most ~urcdl) they
wdl.
Pio
''Thtrt u one thmg that JtHJni chang~.
Tha~ u o surt of spmt that puva1/s around
the• campus. lt'f somttJung )'LIU can't I ouch
with your hondl or.su \\ uh Jl•Ut e~·~\ 11J~R IJ
on LC spirit thai IS ouutand mg. ••
Ikon Srmptrt
Thespim lbot Sempcrt eloquently refers to
i.s definable these days. h'~ called Pio.
Appropriate!) enough ~an's bllSketb~l
team ong.10ated the term :about ten yean sgo.
''The term started (rom a run-and-jump
defen~c: Sempert snid. "Wewouldha~~our
pill~ ef"' rUn Up tO the ofiel\Sl\'e pl.t)Cr With
thc1r arms spread but "ehad to say something
bc:$tdes 'hey·. so we: would say 'Pio'.
"Then when we 1o1rould sec each other on
campus we would raise our hands and ay
'Pio'. It \\as <~omething that ju l caught on."
Pto ha' become a permanent part ol C:\ c:­
f)one\ ~ocabular) at LC. Its mcantng bas
be\:omc:spcdal.lt has come tostund (or" hat
the: college commun~t) is proud of.
Dean A. Scmpert. Pto.
To e\el)onc \\ho is lom11tar Wlth L and
Pto b<L-.ketbaJI that ha\ come to mean man)
things.
h means succes': ln 36 year.. of coach mg. til
LC and el'e"here. Dean ha-' led h• tronp
onto the court QOC) times. The\ ha\e walked
aw-a' "'inner.. 57~ tames. • r o has player. u menn' respectonu up port.
A) Fred Wilson put~ tt, .. They all re:.pect ham
for" ho he i~. And "hen the) need him he:'
al" ay the~ .
But mo't of all it tand torwhatthecollq;e
•
:HO\~ to rtpi"CSCnt.
"He&se,er)th ing Lc"i and Clark a criba
toncademicall) ' and athleueall) ... Gatto asd.
Indeed he is. Pride. uccess. chnrocter and
Cl:b).
If LC were to select one per on who ) m­
boli7es the college'.; tdeall< it\\ ould be Ocun
• Sempcn. Pao .
Dean "empert run' the ~amut c1f cmotiom in a game duri?t! the
mid-1960 ·,, In 2J \ca'lon"' ., htad ba,kcthall coach at I c"'' and (lark ~emput ha' ama"td a 34J-26! r~c(lrd.ln hi' nrt-cr he ha' ll
S74-JJ5 r«urd. ~ " ..........
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• 23 -• 81. \t K HISI OR'' MO I'll: Student~
United 101 Amem:.m Culturnl t\wnrcne s
present Sojoumc1 I ruth llleatrcm'"t'~terd.l)', -
loon), I omorTo""' drnmatil.uuon .. dcplcting
1 I I I ... 00~ "1 ( \II '\tl \MAOI t "'"Mo11ut thehfeoiBI.,d;,\mcracun~ ·pa~t.pr~cnt,lmd
-\\Ill be the femur d ctlmposcr ''" tha' \\Ctl\'S future Sh,l~Atlme IS"' 7_l0 P m. 10 i\gnc~
I I Sundu) ,\lorningMo,cmcnt..:"''hhu'i t Mike T·han.JganChnpel.t\dm•s s•oni,trcc Wrllnlso
~-t· 1 ut1'. l1 ten to"'" more grc.u rt'100rd 'lnd be ptc,cnted ~tondn) 10 l!\nn~ f\Udttonum
:.t:Jrt )OUf Sund.\\ oil right r en to noon on and Tucsduy 111 \gne Fl,umg.an ( hupcl ·'' n . "''l' \f 01.11 lbe<IV ':~~--lf-]r m r·Nr C"l .--~-~-
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•H.\Nf.ORO"' \IPO~ll \l fAl.K!'ibe gan
toda\ at 10.30:1 m ll the I nt\"Cr5tlyof0rt"gon
-"Ha;,tord the nuclear uge tn the ~orth\H~st" _, , ___
•JEI FIIODIC'OA1,1cudc:tolthc citilcn'5
lobh\' group, Ne" ("leur ;\C\\S, "111 spcnk ut
24• l C:\\ 1snnd Clurk { Cllltgl·toda\. lie\\ 1lld•~u
thC' group' mo\crnent to mu~e Ponlnml u
--:\udcar· ~rtt Zone :u II. lO ,, m 111 T cmpleton -
College Center H •deo lla,hlmOhl, Jlrolc:s.! tlf
cmentus ol rc:hgwus tudu$ lll I C~ wlll open _
open the pr,,gram \\tth n UI,CU s1on of the •f OR THO'E I~ Tt Rl "TlDmphtlo,oph\ . IS I he fi~t of n 'cnes ol talk.\ to be prc~enu:d
thci"C' '"II be n Ph ' 'Jlh Culloqultlm -thl" d:n lnc: format tor the e\·ent, "ht~h ' toda\ 10 thr Hsmngton Hou'c: at 1 The: I moral unphetiiOn<o of nuclear nrm~ :.nd --i-J-- --- t-~+--+ their thrc.lt to humanll~
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loptc \\lll ~·Model' 01 \hnd" "llh Roger 'pon orc:d b) the UmvtNI) Survl\al Center.
andude' a keynote addrc", lecture,, 11 ~tide t.:omlcm 01 the COmputer S~lenCC - · how, and panel dt~~u-.<;ton with unl\crsuy • -.THJ:ATlR \RfS:"I\SYOlll .IKrlf,"-• dcr. rtmenl , .
I I I -t~rofc t 'or.,+ -t--1 . l _J --t-+j-l--2 6
:.")~:~1~~~d~~~?~~~;:n~;~~r\ht:::~~~ •A' 1-\ f~l~G\\ITHBIII\ < R\ "T 1.. I
be there 11, gonnn ~ mtlh·"c 1om' Tonaghl _ Shnke,rcnre'lncomcd~ . F.xal~~'chc~A pohLical
--t flattery and corruption nnd e'tabhsh a nc:\\ -
c:ourt under nature\ law' in the I orto;l of
-\rden \'her W1hon d1rt:c1tng. SS geneml:
..... Oltht')'C:tr .1\n)OO~\\hO\\OUldli~ctojomns -ut the Civtc 8 1 IClc:b at the C..t\'11. Bo"'
a nc\\ memb(r ts ~noourat:ed ro uucnd. L)IJice or at all<.. I Joc'-.location'
1 I I I I I I l L ' --1-I t I t---.l..--L.-~----'--l---l--'--f •PoRn \• D HOTTl:.ST ne\\ onp.inal
8JO'\ n HARRIS Ulll be :-pealmg on b.tndhcn;(.om~t=verylx)(l\ wtllbcappc:anng
"\J.Lim~ Room for Black Culturtan 1\mcncu" -"tth the D.tn Reed ~et\\ orl. tontght and -
-toda\ in the Tha\er Room., in Temph:ton at to morro\\ mght at the La'>l Hurt .lh, For
1 t:Jil am Ham~. dtrtttor ol the Black f:du mmc tniMmauon call 659-00\.S or
-c4t1on Center, wtllhejotncd b~ andndenltns - ll~.S 1 IQ"'
irom counseling p )CholoEJ 1 • 1 •TONIGHT ~ £.R fA. '~IT '\ RET R
--~·--1jf--+j--iJf--ti--Jir· --tl-- toLl \\llhanarr.n ofne\\ muslc:.lndetlecht
•FOR \\H TIT \\ORTH if )OU e\'ef lmage,danc<: pul'e andflashtotherh)thm<>
_ nee-d mmediate acx:c-· o rtttpes or home· -of the Rollin~ tone~. the J ulkang Hends,
ma~\1\8 tips. 17u· Orcgonum has ll colle1:tton Otrc Str .111!> L 2 .lnd more. You ''on\ ,. ant
ofhomecoonomisbonhand Mondayuhrough _ to m1.,, the ,en'>OI) e\l:nt of the year '\ho"'
-Fridays I romS a.m to 5 p.m Call 221-t\544 . bcgtn at g und 9:30 p.m. m E' an~ Audato·
num 'lnd admt,ston i~ a ~cnnt'S2 . Li~ten to ---1--+--+--+--+--lf--t-- 104.1 f-\.1 \1onda) through ThuMa\ 7-11 •
p m .md tto tree with a fnend court~)' ol -S'l 50 studdcnts l ull ??Q-4440. fhul"\ .11 7
p.m , fri and ~at. nl R p m. L tncoln Hull
-·1--+---f Audtlcmum
--•nnRO WEE I\ IN I !-.NTwill be presented +--- tn a bnd won.hip \erv1ce tn the chapel toduy
from noon·I2.JO p.m Pnul Wnght wall be
Jeadtng the \CI'\ ICC.
t--1 -+-1 -tt I
• ... THE EWPATRJOl i!>M; \\ HlREARE.
THE LIBER \I.. , .. w1ll be the top1c ol Or
Rae hard Barnell\ lecture Feb 27 at 1 30 p m
m the Counctl Chamber Barnett 1~ a )cnior
fello~A at the lmtuutt for Pohcy Stud1eJ. 1n -+---. Washmgton . 0 C and hehuswnttcnnumerous
books and orucle'i -
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Hidden Valley Camp
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March 1 0, 1986
Make appo1ntment tn Ftnanc~al
Aid 0Htoe
LSAT • MCAT • GRE
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MAT • GMAT • OAT
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Pioneer Log. February 20, 1986 Rohbyn Hent
student go,-ernm
rc.ounding Iandi
~teet ions.
Jommg Heml
1986-87 Will be
pre:,1dent for~ludc
Board. Kathleen H
for lnformauon l
Ktm fm."ieh. V10e I
Robbyn Henshaj
campus eledio!U
Adn
J. Dana
Of the P
A ne" adman,
S)~tem 'Nlll be puri
at Lc:was and Ch
~}~tem.call ed Co!
the: VAX 750 as
rot non-acndeml
Roben Wilk.an
or the: Ad mmast
sa1d the an,tall
"'ill CO'It n ppro
The hardware • run S234 000
appro"ma telv
Wall..tn said l1
Cred
J. 0
Nc\t year,
abandon th
,md SI.\<IICh 10 \fU<III
Robert Wilkin
not arltct '\ou~~o~~
1\crage!>
Under the cu
college chts'le't
\\ llh other')
hall or lW<IHhtr ~t
~~ almo'll u .......
\\tiL. in smd
\\ llh the "'"
Fr,ICtiOnlll ···~••1rt
t\1 o to tour nultll
for he: ch
that, "It's cac,ic
lh&n I rae liOO)
Cum:nll\,t
' . .
IS an ·1\erll~C Cl
an average lo
<rec.l1t hours.
John ,\bele.