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Volume 50, Number 25

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1986-05-15

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1986 • Lewis and Clark College Vol. SO No. 2S
May IS, 1986
Rembert accepts new position
J. Dana Haynes
Of tht Plonttr Lo1
Andrew Rembert. dean of the:
collc:gc ol arh and ..ciences, has
.1ccepted a vacc pre~tdcnt pO'ittton at
St Lawrence Unwc:~nymNew York.
b<:gtnnme rail term
Rembert 'ipenlthree yc:a!'l at LewtS
und Clark He wu' hired a.'i vtce
pre\ldenl ror ncademic offatrs and
dean of the faculty When the grad·
uute~chool became u o;eparateentity
lust year Rembert became: dean of
the undergraduate foeuh) only The
\tee pre\ldenunl funcuon~ were
ancorporattd tnto the ne~ provost
pO\IUOn.
1 hc~e change"~ .. had a lot to do"
\\lth his decision to le:tve l C Rem ben
,,ud. "The po!>iuon I come here to
till h.td been eliminated ... leamang
tn live an this ne\\ :otructure would
rc:quare quate a bu olttme and tension,
wnd l)dtdn"l ..-.ant to spend ~omuch
ume."
Rembert .. aad he wall leave LC
\\ nh \trong feeling., for the college
"I'm vel") attached to I ewi ... tnd
Clurl, "hc.,uid.''ldon llenvew1thd
sc.n'>c.: of ltm~htng lhe JOb Then! !I a
momtntum an the tn\lituuon that
wall conttnuc "
1\t St Lawrence an up-state "lew
Yorl.. near the Canndtan border.
Rembert wtll become vtcc: pre..tdent
Anal sis of the umvcmt}' and dean otacaderruc
a flairs. He ~rud thejobwtll be tmilar
to his ongmal JOb de:.crapuon here.
He wtll work v.tth the f1u;ulty to
develop the unavtr\lt)'\ ueudemte
program nod to increase c;tudent
retenuon .
St Lawrence tr. a moll, pnvate
hberal am college Wtlh a strong
oversea~ program, makmgtt 'itmtlor
to LC. The ~hoo t hnsapprox.t mtnely
2,300 undergraduate "udenu
Tenstons aro~e thts year at l.C,
both on I he faculty and admmLo;trntave
leveh, over the crealton of the
Graduate Sehool of Profe: "onal
Studtes Remben \Btd these: ten\ions
..-.ere: not unex.pected . He said he
wn" in fa, or of ~c:panuing the t..-.:o
schoob, even though he c.llls the
mo\c:a "nece~ary, but not po,itivc:,
de\clopmc:nt ."
Rembert 'uid the nature ol ht
job lorced him into the middle ot
the tenstons ... , 'pend more ttmc: on
go,·emance than 1 anticipated, und
that' an understatement , lchinl.:,"
he 'aid ... (l'he tell)ion5) dadn "t dt~tntet
!rom the progr.tm de\clopment I
wanted to do (but) I could've
dont mort and bcuer tf I hadn't
been dtstracted b\ other tuff. ..
larlier thl' term, u !>carch for
Remben\ replacement wu\ culled
off after the 'leurch committee wa~
unable to dSI'eC upon a recommended
candadnte College Prestdcnt Jam~ Gardner met wuhdivision heads on
Friday. May IOtodl)Cussconvening
a new search commattee .
Gardner o;aad there may be orne
adju\tmenb tn the original charge:
and JOb descnptton, includmg the
.1ddtllon of a required PH.D. ror
candadate:s, which was not mentioned
'n 1 he origtnal 'iC:an:h
.. I'm very comfonable reopc:nang
JOb searches,· Gardner '\atd, and
added thelnst search for a lnw\Chool
dean was opened tWice before Anhur
I a t-rance wns htred
C.ardncr )(ltd a deetsion v.;ill be
made !loon n:gardmgan mterimdean
(or the undergraduate .school. .. I'm
~eelcingcouncil on that (and will be)
prepared to make u decision soon,"
he :.aid.
Remben satd he has concerns
regarding an interim deun "The
college can·, afford to have a )tar of
a careta~er dean. We need someone
Yillh a mandate and momentum,
.&nd can't 'marltime 'tor a )tar. "he
sa1d.
The dean '5 ollicc: played a ·pu_ "'\'t
role" m 1 h1s term ·s 'iCarch, Rembert
said, because Jean Ward. assi,tant
dean of lacultv. v.;as an tnternal • candidate . He ~aid the ~e-.ueh com-
mttt~ "played it cards pretty clme
to the che~t ... and that was untor­
tunatt " but added. '"1 think }'OU
have to trust the committee ... Dt•n Rtmbtrt \ departure i' one of ~l c.bancts to talr.e place in tht
~bnor Ho~e o~tr tht put fi•t )'tatS. p,. &nu
A ministrative ranks change, swell during Gardner's tenure
the ne"<t level etther -law 'iChool Gregg. and lntenm Provollt.\rleagh .ldministration.andsaidthaL,dcspttc: (Whh;h Paget oncecharacterilc:d ns
J. Dana Haynes
Or lhr Piunrrr toe
l .a.~ot wed.:'s announcement that
Dean of the College ol <\rb und
Science<o \ndrev. Rembc:n wtllle.a\c
Lev. I\ and Clark heruld~ vet another
'"a longltnc: of admtm~truuV~:changes
for the college
Wathtn the la~ot lc\\ yc:urs, Ll hcu
undergone a mts,aon plannang pro
cc:v~, two SCI), of tntcrim procedures
.md theuddtttonof agraduate\Cbool
l"ht adrruntstmttverrml..:. hove '>\\elled
wtt h ,, pro\ O\t four dtVt\ton he: ads.
and o1 dean and ..Ls~I\U\nl dean lor
the: gr .1dua1e ~chool .
Even well-e,tabli~hed po,ttton'
have rtluthel) nev. O\.t.Upanh On
the penultimate level, Dacl.. So~rbon
h:ss been e ecuti\e "icc: p~'>ldcnt
for only t\\o year' nnd Jacqueline:
Muttlc:ld is newly-hired a' pro\Ost
anJ not.)Ct on the JOb.
l ongc\·it)' '" not n ke) tuctor on
•
"ar•h C.rteor), .. ophomorc. i'
dtrtctor of o\S 1 ( \ t 1ptriment•l
< nllr&t' proeram. fl.·~·~~'"'' .. dean po:.auon to be: filled tht) term: Dodson, 2b yea~ each. Dodson's interimstatus(anantenm .. perpetual .•• 'inuall.) 24 hours a
fim vear graduate school dean: H owe\er. these nine people ha\e pla)-ertnanyposition l$.o bydctlmtion. d:.y"')Gardnerdimusscsas~common.
out-goingundergntduatedean :acung held the current JObs, wtth current a tame duck), he hiU been .. great" trongl) heldd&Sag~ecmcnu . We're
libra() dire(tor; '>Ccond )'tar dean JOb description • for an a\erage ol and "ell respected by both ad minis- mo~ing beyond &hem."
of admi,)ions; lirst yearvicep~ident on I) I. 7 yea". trato~ :.J.lld faculty. D11:k ~oren son sees the changes
for finance; second year dean ol Gardner aid he: sees all thi.\ as a The creauon of the pro>tost and in a dillerent hght • orenson is n
student~. and thtrd~rvtc:epre:.ident controlled, planned aheration , graduate\c:hooldean po alton and career lldmim trntor. wuh 10 ye:1rs
for tn:.tttuuonal adv;mcement. •antieipatedand.•ccountcdfor ,·mo~ the agmlicant t.ructurnlchnnge.>to Ill LC and 10 years belorc: that at
In fact Prt'>tdent James Gardner u matter ol pohc) than rupad-lire the undergraduate dean' job were \hc.ha~an ln,tttute of J:cchnolog)
(who •~ tn hts fifth year D\ pre.\ldent htrmgs and re.-;ignations . '"If .) ou policydecil.ions, \temmtnglrom the '\ortnson \'iew the evolving roll
one vear len than Ronald Reagan) "ant qualit)." the prc:.ident "'uid, m1 ~ion pllanntngproce. .. , proposed ~o.lllltlCasrefla-u,-eot a nation\111de
has held ht pOSitiOn longer than hVllU 'II have to C'\ptet thange. tl to chart I.e· ruture direction . ...hift ... Thi I'> II diffi uh ltmt 10 the
an \I of hts vace pre.tdcnh or dtan11 you wont change ucan beun.-.cttling Gardner atd these cbungc were: prof«:SjtOn, ~hc:said."'f;ducaliun has
Gardner sntd he doe' not \'It~ for .. ome. but good forthttn'>tttutaon * both c"<p«tc&J and bcne(icaal. "h\ been il hagh·gro" th mdu.,.tn I rom
th~e ch.tngc'<t\de,tabliJang lor the He: -tuggeted that rtnl 'ltabtltt\ health) tor mdh iduuh and in .. utu-the l~uer part ol the 17th ~ntul") to
colleec:. and point:!. to "con~aderuble comt< I rom a person\ length dr tion" to change .tnd gro\lo ,"he said. the fiN h:Uf of the 20th century
s.tabilit't .. \\Uhln the rMh He satd ume at I.C 1n any capacuy. not The unanttc1patcd departures , 'o\lo tt's not."
mo .. t of the revi~ion~ in go,ernnnce lont~t\'tty 10 .. mv .. pc:cafic job 1 he G.udner hrug.:.oiT as pan and pAI'Cel From the I~ I perspec:uve, the
"ere a Kn:.,tructunngol orgamzatton top tier of command tht yenr hu of the college', c\ olutton llte ~r1re card of dmmastnuors muy
and po~ttion-.. \\tth nev. definition.,," been Gardner Interim Pro\ ost much-heralded ten a on bct·wttn appear nebulous. but "tthtn the
rather thun ab,olutcchanges in per-Dod on (26 \'ears here one year at himself and out-going La..-. School industf) ,!'>orc:nson saud longC:\1t} lli
,onnel. In lact.rhe top nine collet~e that JOb) an·d Did Soren on ( 10 Dean ~\rthur l frunce, and the far from the nonn.G rdner 1 m his
olfi~rs hD\( been employed at LC. yeur here:, tWO yea" .\1 that JOh) urrnstngl) htgh level of conOtct lirthyc:u herc:.und .. Favc tow\ ~
m one c.apacit) or another .lor nn Gardnerre(erred tothc:,.ethrcc: a ond rhetoric: between Dean Ro~er as prCtt} C"Ommon" forcoUege pr
a\ emge of 9.5 ~car • tncludtng Glen the "~table core" of t has )Car's Paget and the undergrnduatecoll;!,>c ldents, oreru on td \\ athm the
Continued on Page 2
Jillian Detweiler
Of thr l'lontrr I og
Stall tn ..1 de\'tlopmental t.tgc,l he
n~:\\ \'Ll progtam [ pc11mcntal
College 1' '!Cttanr unde• wuy thi' term
in m atternpt 10 p10mote .tn a\\ .are­
nc' ol the .tc.ttvitic' ol chartered
groups und co cnouhnate campus
e\ent I he prognam t) admuu.lcrcJ
under tht uu~ptcesol the lnl<lrmataon
and Programmtng Huard unJ ".&:.
nmong the con,tttutitlnul amend­
ment upprol\ed mloL\tlCrm' \SI
elcctton:.
sarah Gregor). sophomore." Ito
a.scurrt'ntl} mcharlJliOithcprogram
~.tid ... F rcnmentnl Collc:hoc: L' o name
IIIlO tdctt \Lit\! Ul U lot of Othe.t hoots •
:wd went on to 11 thl'lt Kelt ~mtth
J\SI Cud\ .,or ,onganally U(;St":\tctl
w :\erultve Counctllmrtementmg
, ,,mtlnr proMrom nt l.C"..-. a un(J ( lttrl;. "'t at UnncrsU) \ f: :..pcnmentnl the earlte'St group "'" I u ~ enoourugcd to
< nllege \\hu:h mcludes the !~pon- One V.d) f pc-nmentol olle~ ho,t pccaale\Cnl tb tmdudemorc:
snrshar of uenn~.:hmcnt adt\lttcs" \\Ill l>c unplemcnted Ill I c IS h) olth~ rollege ~omrnuntt\
rongmglrom\\lntUbltngto~k\ui mg reqUirtrl~ grou~ lo Olltlf) the GrcgansrudE pcnme:ntuiLoll
cl.t~ es taught b ~ludcnts. t.t~UII) Info• rnatt~lll and l'rogrnmmmg \\ill tr' 10 ampro\C the n(\\\ ol
,u member' ot the communtt~ m Honrd of 10 e\cnt tt1s plllnntng hJ inwnn;uaon concemms <::~mpu~
l.ugc.: on u \ oluntcci ba"~ ~ h1"1 It tore: the J;f1Clllfl cnn ~ef'\ e ·' e\ en~ b) pubh hmg Otcrs ore\'cn a
fhpl:'rimental College hu been l'tlllm m 1 cmpleton l olle~ enter comprehen'''cevent bullettn \\ ht 1
tlluc.ued a 1.100 hudget to "ur~ .. Hta •~all). \\Cj\ht a'~ I orgroup to '' nuld c,,me out t the begtnnang, f
\\ lthi.JunngncademtC')ear 1986-t\7 tellu!>v.haa the) .trc:dt\tng ,"G~gon en h term
\\'h 111 c'sl :ttpcnmentbiCollege atd me.ctang ..-.a held to upL.t
"allloollilc 1s lnrgch an u~gon • Orgnntl.Jttton chtlrter«.. und E 1~nmenull L olltge to ch.1rtrr
homh .. When I tuok the JlOSIIII'Il It runded b \SLC "til rornt the con: Urg21nmtttons. but Gregon ~ td
\\a' b:a li!nll up to me 10 dectde ol the pr~)grmu .. The~ Yiill be b ctghl group~ \\'l:tt rcpa~med
"h:ttl pcnmentnl College'"ll be... budgcung bonu ror t;roup \\ ho <•rc:gof) "til ~ doang u
l•n:gM} ntd She \l~lted ust lllld parttC'II'Ulle .. G~ul') c: plotmed orgnnlllnt of the progr "'
tound thilt thetr progmm 1 ot a Gn:gof) atd the bul!getmg bonu ummer but \\tlllea\t her po~u
grundcr cull' than "h.at l l mtght m me.tngl' tng hudgeungrnortt) 8' darc:ctorofF!~;penmental oil
need t O~lJ F. perimcntnll'ollcge • tochouered gr\lup th:t\ haH·dem- ne~l tc:rmtop3nK'tpatean&nO\t>N
hn a stall and adu~ct~'r " ho" rntd on:.truted pluuctpntton 10 E!11:pcn- prupurn 1 he dtrecton upp 1nt
tur "or\;tng 10 hour~ u ..-. ee\:. she mental ""l,llc:ge. l'nruC'apauon mza\ b~ · M:cutave oun\;11 and r..aad 1
aad I prnbabl) v.tll no I ha'-e the amply menn mlormmg the I and r a term \pphcauons for the po-.1t
t) pc: ,ll ennchment ~ttl\ tiles l"'ltcred BooN ohhechanert'dgroup regul 1 an:. \aalablr: nt themtormauond • Conservative student group to represent Lewis and Clark
Laurie l ndentood
<H th rilU\ccr I I'll -
"llu• ''not he"\ '' R11:ht .. ,hout ~
lltl'f' thlll "\\Cnl Up trnund cnmpU'
th•' "~l l'he Oters nnnlluni.'t the
,\.ll \ OfDC'C.HN:~a\\vc-.tudent Sn'IIJ'I
an ampus tht' term
C.tlhn~tt"l"ll thcStlent ~l.Jont\ .
the croup \et:l~ to rcrrt' .. enl t t'"l~
and t.I:Jrl: tudcnl' ""h modentu~
l(lC3lllSC~ ;]11\~\ Je\\pOIOl' \femt'tc'r.>
'-I Ill~ he group~ asde\''CIOped bec.tuq:
,'On Cr\ lltl\e aptnton<> oil en h.1\ c
not been' ott'Cd oncampu.;m rrtenl
\car:,,'' tu1e h~ruho I nr~ Lcll opin·
ton h.l\~
"1 hc.rc ''a trend on tht~ cumru~ "r 'c~ 'tx;al hbcrtsl ekmcnl. and :1 • numberofu,leh \~\\1\nte\ltohaltncc
11 out. "rn:,•dent at the group,JUnll'T
\nne rilL:c:r 'atd. C'rClker :.md nt her
member.. beltC\'C t hatthcrcarc m:tn\
fairh •'On,cnatl\t' .. tudcnt- ~~ 1 C. •
buuhatt~) :lrtl>tmpl) noiC:'-P~'tng
thctr \ lt'\10 pOIOI• rubhcnlb
'"\\ e let:lt hnttln,c.llmpu' Jli''C'cn~
one: stde Clf man} '' uc' l' p to tht\
pomt. no cne ha' tued tn balanC't
thb ... JUntOr member Doug RtU'
ntd Group membc~ s~ud tht" one·
PIONEER LOG
Edt tot In Chief" A ' n Franzen
Managing Editor ~han
Ftc:
Ne•n Editor. ;::. Oetwe :
Opinion Editor T m lyden
Features Editor. auu
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Sports Editor. M1• 10
Photography Editor. .. avtd Batts
Business Manager PtlrkeJ
·OOQe
Produetlon M,anager. Eran
1\'JI'w .ay
Copy Editor. Atwen Rosenoaum
C\reu\atlon Manager. J Dana
4f4\ .
Advertising Manager Brenden
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Advertising Staft; Jltn Abeles,
... ~ ~ d drt "•n T ohe Sharon
n·~AirtylfQ
Publlck Occunenc:ea: lauren
B ctl
Features Wrlters:Jeanme
..,..JF n...t1 ...tlUf'e JndefwOOd
Opinion Writers; Ernss Aebi Karl
:::;. · no JTg 8tyan Schwartz
New. Wrltera: J•lhan Detweiler
Meghao FIChtenau Robin Fran·
zen.J. Oana Haynes, Tom L'r'den..
Sheila Mclaren. Dane Raab Nan w ,m-;
Sports Wrttera: Adam Bt<h''l'l
~ nae. Cohen. Donna Joulart
iko r udd Mld\aell.ufl(1
Photographera: Oa'liel Baos
tb .. • IChlenau P-rwen Rosen·
baUfl\. ..JOMCithOO Tapbn Mienel'e
We!S111an
Art lat. Gra• l Stoc.!!et:lfana
CompotlUon : She.\la Scon
AdVIser: P ~·t: ChriStenson
Splritu.J Guldanc:e :
Burst. of song
POSTMASTER: Seodeooress
y;:st . -if c:t EER l.00:0015 s w Pa:at"J'\e HI &ad, POi ianO
OR 9?2 ~ SubscfCJtlOflS" arc ta
yearty Secooo dass pos&&go patd
at Portland Otegoo -
ThePIOfleet r~tneugti ;
tortenya . ntwhldlwe
feel tS.COCJ:CiTy t~nalistc etn~
aAd ~oe:S
temo8J'Piessllll a1e !hosed tne
W!cl916tf~nol necessatlly I elled.
li1e ~ Jh63lll:lenl ~ tht>
laCU y 01 tnecOilege aomltliStrtWOft
Un<'~ cd11<1'\alS are suggesled
a110are~O'~ lfleedrtof6and
ma~ o! lhm aewspasx.-r ana
rciiOCJ 1ne mapt1y opcruon.ol lhOse
o!hoen:.. ,,J~·,Ine" hu' crc.1tcd .1 ('\thtu:.tlh
... l.llltC'd Colnl(lU'· "l \CO 1f \ ~lU HrC 10
I he ptlhliC':tJ \tntt'l, b\ thl'i C.I0\(1\1""
M.mJtmJ \ (lUr 11~ inr-R aght, .. R ·~'
!oUill
1hc Stl.nt MnJont~ held II" ha 1
lormal mecung ~Ia\ b,nnd "'"' h.t~
about 15 mcmtler... 1 he\ '"" be • mecllng \\C't:~h llll 1 uc,du) m~ht'
throu!Jh thr trrrn. nnd plan lo on·
unue the grour next ycnr
Mc-mbcl'1' atd ~ome hud been
on tdermlj fmnuns n con,cn at a'.:
~!roup"" earl\·'' la"'t \C:lH \\lthout
n ll\ eh mn\: IIIR plan ror one
Hnwt:\'t:r.Jn.,t month's nnu-apanhe1d
tJemon trollon u"''"£ 'tnlUc' of the
lo' u K lu' K I an IM-cpn:,cnt the Bnard
ol I ru,tcc' nrpart'nlh ~f1:trked the
gn,up tnl\l mouon I he ~tudcnl
n•d the~ obteded to the me."nge
.tnJ &he method ofthcdcnHm,tr.ltl(ln ,
und wt"rr un~ned thnt the demon­
lltralum .tppc:utd lc) repre,enl the
l)f'IOIIlll ulthc COtii'C 'tUdCOl hod~ .
"ltccrtuml) Lhdn'l reprc,ent me."
't"nt\H member F.rn~t ,\eba ... aid \chi
and other mcmhcr' ol the ~tllup
\!ltd the dcmon,trnuon \HI~ .. .Jj,_
ruplt\e""nnd "13\tele-s, .. "'I he group
,;ud the) .1re :sho l'PP<"ed to other
form' ol prote~t mcludm): .. pra~ •
... p•untmg, anc.l the loud unthtp.trthctd
demon'\ t.ttion' outside 1 heM ;mM
H OU,t',
\\hale thC' group\ pl;m .uc ,uu
lurgcl} m t hC' d1~cu'""'" ~tagc:,, 1 he:
mrmbcn. lalreaJ) arrenr til h:l\ l"
agreed totnkl" !>lllllll ngmn"t di,.
c: tment }( roler c~plnmed tl1o11 th"
grQUJ' '' agatn,tllpatthetd, h\.. mul
""l don'ttlunl dt\C~tmentt' the he t
n~ uon.l don't trun\: 11\ ''ur bu,tne...'5
to tell .mother gtn er nmcot '' hnt hl
du ..
~tcmbcr<i of I he group s1ml the\
m.1) hoW countcr.Jcmon trtuion~
at up-conungdl\ c,tment r .tllte' '"''
ICUII Studcnl'i Sllld lhC' method of
demon,tmuon '' ould ·'''o tnJic.nc
the grnup\ m'-,recon~cl'\ Ull\'t'~ tC\\
R1gg" ,,mJ the £fOIIJl plans to dem·
on'lr .IIC: ltl"COn\lr UCII\ t'" \\ Cl) '• hkl•
handtng out rl~ers, c.trr\ utg rtclct
~•gr" ''lenlh
l)thc:r 1\,Ui.'' the {lrll\IJ') plnn' w
addre"' .tn \ mt-rican in\ llh crncnt
an Cc:ntr.ll \menca. t ,::-; ~tancc nn
tel ron,m .. md domc,uc .tnd ccv·
nom1c 1'\UC:• T "'' term tht ~&lent
\l.tJnfll~ "'" he conccntr lltnf on
tnueao;ing mernbc~hap, ho,tin~
lund·rJt'er, , .md pu,,abh bringmg
!ipeake~ on cumru'
Administration's roles defmed
C onunutd from Page 1.
;\orth"e"'· the president~ of both
Pacific llni..-e~it} and the Unl\e!"J l~
of Pont.md ha\e held officefor fe\\er
-.can.thlln vardner. • (On the other hand ,1 he pmidenl5,
of Whitman College, Reed College.
Linfield College and the Umversity
of Puget Sound are all in
double-dagits )
Another factor leadmg to change
is an tna~'t ble advnncementladder
\1 o~t smull school ~ advertt!;C
IUillonally I or .t.dmm~t.nltwe operun~
and r.trel)' hare I rom~ tthtn "(ome
tn a~ a vtce pre,tdenl where do you
go.,· Soren~on a!> ked
1\J,o advancementlromacadem1a
IS le$5 and le s like I}. 1 he trend no\\
as for sdminhtrators to come out or
admana ~trauon chooh. not for
proft!.sors tomO\ e anlomanagcment .
"'Higher education is one of the Jut
~;ectors or the economy to loolto
prof~tonal management, ~sorenson
e~pla ined, along "ith other not­
lor-profit organi7ation!. 6UCh as
hospitals and museums . E\'en a he: noHlnticipated changes
can be accounted for oren'lon
suggelotc:d Followmg the .. tough
planning proc,;~~. "he said, ''There ~
loti of 'tram around here but we
had the guts to do it ... lot\ of place~
ha-.en"t and don'\ kno~ where they're
gotng. •
1\ndre" Remben out-goingdean
of the undergraduate fncult}. sug
ge~ted the ellc:ct of a shaftmg man·
..rgement ro~tc:nhould be measured
agamst "how much hn.' been nchtevcd
even tn the mtdst of that change."
Like Soren-.on. Rembert ~ees
facult~ ~adm&ntMruUon and tntrO•
admtntliotrataon temson~o J!l "'com·
monplncc: , •· .tnd \IUd mun~ ,chool!.
aero~ ~ the c:ountn are \UbJt:Ct to
~rapid turn-over adminhtrauon "
He vtew4> admini&tration r"e\tgnu
tion.o;, ancluding his own, not a~ 'rah
lea-.ingas inldng,htp, .. but liS natural
tran .. ition, .. The volume of change
has been o £ignificunt , the: college
need' time to udopl," Rembert suad.
SelediOfl ~cartoons appear;ng
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News Briefs
After a nationwide <~earch for •
nt\\ tn!>truc.tor wnh a badc.ground
10 molt~;.ular btolog). the baology
department offered two final cun
duJatc' a tenurt po.,mon Both
candtdntc' rcJe~ted the offer
.. It !.dl-.nppoinung. .. Steve "eavcv
C'hatr of the biOlogy department
'atd "'Wc.11 hnvc: to h1re a tempor.u·)'
lor next year and repreate the nauonul
\earch agnm "Seavey ~atd the tc:m·
porar) poo,ttton will be local!\
ad\ crtt!.ed
The open po~ltlon rc\ulted from
the departure ol Vi<~tllng A~sts tant
Profe~~o r M1kc: Amc:spoker After
three yea~ at Lewtl> and Clark Col
lege Amspoker \\-til be teachmg at
W~tmtn<.ter College tn Fulton
'vi '''oun
Seavey \atd that the plum for
hanng a new profe<.sor wtll contmue
positive:!} Oc::~~p•tetheset -back the
department )ttll hopes to find
\Omeone wnh an empha~t!> tn
molecuJar biology •we are currenll>
applytng for grant~:· Seave~ 'asd,
whtch will ntd 10 rundmg the molec­
ular baology program
1( allaoe\ well, this modem industry
tnOucnced program will mctude
'everal ne~ classes. new lab tech
nology and "wtll definuely bring
re,earch pov .. tbthti~ . "Seaveysat d
•
Ten rtclpientsofthe 1986 Alumni
.1\_,,oclatlonawardsho\~; been named
b\ the Awards Commtttee and
appro-.ed b~ the Board of Alumni.
Tht:lle include two ne\\ awards the
Outstandmg Young Alumni Awurd
and t.he Alumni Citation.
fhe OutAtandmg Young \Jumnt
A ward I!> prc:!>tnted to ulumnt who
have ac.haeved dt'lttncuon wnhtn IS
}eatS Of graduuuon 11mye.u\awurd
Wd\ pn:~entc:d to Beverly Bycr Kent,
BA. commumcattons , 1973 and to
Dou~ Tunnell, BA. phil~ph y 1972. Kent t a t-\1 correspondent for
'\ 8( ne"' Tunnell I\ Currently hvtng
m Pan and 'crvang a\ European
:and \iitddle Ea~t foreagn corre\­
pondent for (8
I he 1\lumnt Cttatton '" m recog·
muon of Jlumnt or rnends of the
college for oUt'ltandmg voluntary
~erv1cc to the n.-.soctnuon or 10 the
college The 1986 cttations were
presented to Edith ~mtth, \ecrctary
to the faculty. Ph1lhp McAllister
~ hopertorm~ avonetyof dutae .. ror
the tnstnuuonal advancement diV·
'''on Dr Paul c; Wrtght,
theologtan &n·restdence at l C.
(harlie Proctor a member of the
campu~ grounds crew. nnd Carol
Ru!>~Um Ka•~er 1~84.SS pres1dent
of the Board ot Alumnt
The OLSunguJ.Shc:d Alumm Award
t!'> pre~ented to alumnt who have
ac.h&eved dt'illncuon an thcar fteld or
rendered outstanding ~rvtce to the
country or commumty There were
three rectptents thasyea.r. A bee rumar
BA art, 1949. John Joy, BS, heahh
and phY\tcal educauon . 1961; and
Chm Zafaratos , BS. physicc;, 1957
Asmar\ artwork deptcung the culture
or lndtan tnbe'l of the Southwe\t
Umtc:d States t~critacally accla.tmed
Joy '" un expert and leader an the
field of the .. ocaolog} or ~pon Znfi·
ruto' 1s chuar of the nuclear phys1~
lob at the Unt\'tl'\tty of Colorado .
•
Clean }Our closet and help support
the Burn,&de c.ommumty
The Ru,ty Natl •~ working tn
coopernuon wuh Salone} Joe'" to
collect donuuon<. for Portland's
homele'\ Bnn{l mold. clean clothes
to he Nail in Copc:lund Dorm
Cnlll racy at 293-9290orGre{lat
ext. 3711 lor more anlormnuon
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Pioneer Log, May 15, 1986 Sp
forn
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nf I C\\is
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campu,, 'I
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calendar o
on the act
publicati
communi
tmcnt.al C
tht· chart
•
commum~
Previo
and mceti
failureofg
College h
churtcred
program.
Wt:oft
long as th
[or not pa
turnover
leaders hi
budget of
cnteria of
in E.\:pcri
• tnlo a mo
Ahhou
Expcrime
accuralel
name of a
chanered
name. Per
firmer gra
Electio
v
The days
weather
spnng as hen:
are JU.St a fc:
pohucalscte
vote on May
The seren
standing, .... ,1
avoungoo,otll
gel ou1 and
at Thank of
everyday an
struggle: for
you would
"'Miamt V
Lest you
should vote
sugge'ltions.
(drum roll.
announce
J
NO
UPERI
\);c 're all
beller plnce
enough to
h:h been an
enouJ!h to
lo~ttt. he nw•n
You80tla nan•
Pioneer rnc;t Aebl,
'Oudklrk,
CN• A..
tndcnt for
entlyb\1n~
European
gn corr~·
Ism rccog·
nds of the
voluntan
nor to the
~tons were
pccretary
McAllister
1f duues for
ement d1\
Wright
F at LC.
~ber of the
and Carol
5 pres1dent
• lmmAward
who ha\e
'heir field or
!rvu:e to the
There were
~OCAlom3r
• BS. health
t, 1961, and
,ystcs, 1957
1g thecuhure
Southwest
yncclaimed
:ader m the
1'iport. Zafl·
1Jenr physiC\
Colorado
I helpsuppor1
ty
worlong an
nc) Joe'' to
Portland''
dean cloth~
f Dorm
!90 or Greg at
rmauon.
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5,1986 &lttur m Clurf• Rob111 1 runtc:n
Managms• I~Juor • Me~hun hchtenuu
~t I\'' r-.dttor • Jllhnn Detweiler
Optmott Editor • 1om 1 vden
Frature.' f dum • t.aurie.t) ndc:r\\ llod
\port\ F~lttur • M1l.:e 1 und
Phomgruph1 r:tlltor • f>.avid HatH
Cop) F.dunr • Ar\\en Ro~enbnum
Ad Manaxu • Brenden Hyde
Specific guidelines needed
for new Experimental College
r xpe~imenrul Collegeisthcnameol a Oe\\ As~ociatcd StudcnlS
ot l C\\ 1~ ~nd Clt~.rk (AS LC) progrnm designed to umulatt
'itudcnt uttcrc t m chartered organi1a1inns and ttctivitics on
C<ttnpus. I h~'c ~ssnctnted with the program IHlfiC 11 will sol\ c
1 ew1s and <..J~rk's tnformntion problem temming !rom too
many c~ cnts wtth not enough ad' a nee notice Despite receh1ng
S2.1 0~ ~~ opemtmg C'<pcnscs for next yc.Jr. there e~is ts no clenr
de cnpt a~n ol ex.tctly how F. x pte &mental Cutlegc: wall.u:complish
ll'i ObJCCII\es,
One idea thnt ha surfnoed 1 the publication of u \\CcUy
calendar ol C\cnts lorstucJcnt!\lhat would disseminate inlornu 1t1on
on the .t~tt\ itie:; and m.cc~ings of chartered orgam7.ation • 1 he
pubhcatton would be 1m1lar to .. , he Week" which inlorms 1he
communit) {\r cnrnpu C\'ents. Othersugge linn for\\ hat b:per­
Jm:nt:tl Collegecoul~ d~ have included :)pon oringevent \\here
the chartert'd orgam7..attons would make a contnbulton to the
• communaty us u whole.
Prc\•io.us attempts at collecting inlormation on the ucti\'lltCS
nnd mc:cung.Hlf chartcre? organiz.ations ha\ c been -.tymied by the
frulurc of group' to submn reports on theiructi\ities. E.xpenmental
College hope~ to ~ct~fy thb pro~lem bygh·ing budget bonuses to
chartered organ11a11on" that dhphl) purticipation in this new
progrum
We of the Pioncn l.og believe budget bonu"e' are all right a
long a\ the) ~ma .an bonlbeo; and do not penali1e organi1ati on~
for not pn~tactpaung ASLC ~u't . remember thut membership
turnover. m chartered orgJntlatton' is large and that poor
lcuderlihtp ol u group next) c:ar ... hould not ret1ecl unfairly un 1 he
bud gel ofthe~ame group 1 he year after .There need' to btacleur
~rite ria o~ what con~titute s un appropriate le\ el of participation
!" E \pen mental College and hO\\ such participation translates
mlo a monetary bonus for the group.
Although it ma} '~em a lrl\'lal concern, we believe that
E\pcrimental College de,peratcly need., u nc\\ name that more
accurately describe" its mission. h is a .. upremc ironv that the
name ol a group whose vio;ion ic; to more accurately. publici1e
chane~d organi1ation' would ibelf have an incredibly ..-ague
name. Perhaps the~earchlora oewnamewould help ASI.Cget a
firmer grasp on what needs ro be accomplbhed .
Election primaries May 20 ERS
Bean unrecognized
I o the f..dllor·
I am Hean, hear me roar! \\hat 11
~ onderou\ plrtce we live tn when an
mtngumg band hL:c Fro1en ~un~
In Space cun tulc.c: t>vc:r a sm •• ll,
prwnte, hbcral aru collc:gc, o,;ome·
"here an Oregon. much as the BeatJcs
tool o\cr the Unucd States! What
mtpresses me more is rhatt he: P1011t'l'r
I og is on lop or current e\ent and
cun get the lasthreakingstatemem&
oommg I rom thennti-estabhshment
heansorgaml.lluon(" ho happen to
he chmbtng the churl lo~ter thun
)'liU ~an drop rt bomb on lthva!)
ll's all \cry bcauLiful und I hate
to cause pohucal turmoil iJmong
the mils C5 .. but-· I "u ~hoi do\\ n
in m} glol) v. hen I !iearchcd 1he fine
picceonueruturcm the / .. (Jgcnullea
hot~n Bc:uns ln Space for an}
menuonor m) meagerconmhu1ions
to th1 .. legend ot a band, but could
lind no1hmg.
I "rue: tht white fighting hnck
tears nnd wondenng whether m)
perfonnnnce at the ':SNpc:' gtg "ru
notcom1dered worthy compared to
the supenor mustcians v;ho mate
up the rest orrrozcn Rc.ans In Space
He), I'm not gomg to npologm: for
• • getung to~ether \\ uh a band\\ hose
maddle name ts talent
I've gtven It o,;ery liule thought
and ha\C: taU:ed n O\l:n\ nh no bod)
nnd lleelthc:rcisonl} onellnS\\c:rlt'
thts fcehngotc:mptiness\\ hich I 11m
expenentingduc to lack of recogni·
taon that an \Iocr IS: 3 biograph) of
a Btan I myseiO, or Up Clo~ and
Pc:,...onal \\ ith a ~an(m) 'elJ). Onl)
v. hen this io;donec;an I once again be
one~o~. ith homogcnou"a He_;. it•sonl)
paper. Thinl about n! Rock and
roUt· my lite
Btg OaJd,.
Brc•ndan Pelt'r\Otr
Pnr:u.utnn
Country wants peace
I o the Editor:
Dm·inglrom lheairport into \an
~al\ador, \\oe p~d a sign painted
on a bridge ~aying, -welcome to the
Sal\adornn Democrctc\,- and a
cynicru laugh erupted in the minibus.
A group ot 82 Nonh Americans I rom oil Mc:r the tlnueu StUicti,llnd
I rt>m .JII ectol'\ "ere spendmg n
\\ed.: an I I S.tlvador to sc~ IU5t hn\\
demo~.:r.IIIC f. I Sulv:uJur reollv ""!1.
We nil hnd our doubts, but -were
nn wus tn sec: rl"t h~~nu
Our tnpcentercd around meeung>
v.tth lob\lr org"mlatJOnS. student
unmns, the athohe hurch. and
refugees d1~plnccd from lhc recent
Pht~nt Opcrauon centered m the
ll ulaton and Chnlntcrutngo Pro­
vtncc:s Thc:h1ghhG}ltnfahetnp"as
porllc1paung 1n lhe Mn) I march,
commemoraunj; a he H D) m:ul;c:t
R1ots 1n Ch1cago, tn \\h1ch over
:SO,OOO al\•tuJoran protested the
cconom1CUnd mtlllnl) cntt1~ an rhcu
countt\. -What we d&SCO\'Crcd from l1ur
mecunp"o~:llhthe C:\ nou seclo~
1s thau the gcnc:rnmc:nt ts "agmg n
" ar on It Cl\ than populauon, and
thut thiS \\.tr 1 bcmg du-ecte-d and
funded hy the lfnued uues.
\\ C:!!pokewuh rec:cntl) d1Splnet'.U
pe1•(1le m rc:scnlemc:ntcamps. refug!!c
c:tmrlli nnd 1n the central arhedral
m Son ul\ndor fhc:\ ga\e us tCli·
ttmome ol acnal bombardmc:n~
scorched earth npernuon~ and a
forced relocatiOn program turned
pea fica II) ntrhecl\1han populauon
II had ston(';<!; of massacred famtl)
members. burned crop and houses.
and 1he1r one reque 1 WlU that "c
top the: wart hatss tcanng the lnbrlt:
or the1r IJ\CS apart
l,erhaps the most tmponnntthmg
v.cd1d wns to paniCJpatc:m the: Mo)
I mardunrhe treclSofSanSahador
Our delegation marched v.tth the
Student I mon from the IJnl\'tr 11~
of t~l S1tl\ udor." holed us an chant •
song_)und~lreclrhentcr.IJ. -made
heheorters buucd the ao\\d, und
.tn -.37 Oro~gonfly Jel bomber
d rorped lenflets on 1 he cro\\d a'"~
shook our li~ts at them an ch.m\cd,
.. United States ou1 ufF.I ~ulvador ...
It was tmportant for us hl hov.
our tntern.tt ionalsolidant) wuh the:
Sal\ udoran people:, who an: able:\()
protc:.st again)! the1r go .. ernment m
the face of uch co.;crcreprc:sston. h
wa lor us:a small token tos.ho" the
people that the merican people
arc asainst the pohcic:.s of our
governmen t that arc bnng,mg :such
pam and destruction to their counuy.
I ha .. 'C returned I rom El ~ahador
more hrm m m) eommument to
\IOpthel \ tundingofthcbomb ing
und wann El Sal\lador. E"-el)'5ec:tor
Ernst Aebi keeps trytng. G1ve him an "A" for effon lor a few cou~geou~ andavaduah, notablv
~ret8J) of Defense Caspar Weanbc~r . Pope
John Paulll nnd Peru's P~1dent t\lanGarcia
(RepubLican dream ticket in '88, perhaps?), Of the Plon«t lo&
T he day~ may be gettmg longer and the
weather a tnfle nu::er, but you really know
spnngis here when lhc:Oregon pnma.rydccuons
are JUS\ a few day:. away No doubt your
pohucal sc1ence professor i:. tmplonng you to
vote on May 20
The ~ere node song of democracy nolWilh·
ttandmg.the maJontyof you will notstep mto
a voungbooth nextTue:.day YoutQ!Iyshould
set out and vote, tf you stop and think about
II Thmk of all the contras lostng the1r liv~
everyday tn Cent rnl Amencan tn theirvahant
struggle for free elections in N1caragua . And
you would rather stay at home and watch
"Mmmt Vu:c"?
Le" you be uncertatn lU to whom you
!ihould vote for, I thought I'd pass aJonga(ew
sugge\tions. H yQu11 hand me the envelope
(drum roll, please), I would be pleased to
announce the Mo\t lntngutng for 1986
JACK REYNOLDS,
NONPARTISAN FOR
UPERINTENDENT 01' PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION Jack hasaumqueprescnpuonrorthemaJwse
tn education .. S11vc: your children Return
Bible teaching to !>Chooh Your children are
be&ng dec;troyed by the publu; schools. Your
child tstaught that there are no moraJ absolutes
God is ndtculcd. consequently over 75 pen:ent
or our childn:n take dru~ and aJcohol. Jad;
Reynolds Will stop tht:. destrucuon How'> By
return tog B1ble tcachmg to our schools ... the
Jio1~rs · Pamphltt states.
Yes. I know the Orttonum dtdn't endor.e
h1m But Jack hAS an explanation ... Don't
belt eve cverythmgyou re.ad 10 the Ore-goman
One "reporter' (emphuis rewned) consistently
lies about Chnstto.n patriots Avotd hell. Trust
Jesus today "
Maybe Jack w11l tell us who that ·reporter·
ts in time for the 1988 elections
STEVE ANDERSON,
DEMOCRAT FOR
UNITED STATES SENATOR httle~ta.nds tn thewoyoftheapocalypse being
created b~ the forces or financial lbUrytypified
b:r the lnternauonal Monetal) Fund (lMF)
and the World Banl.:, the doctrine of Mutually
A~ured Destruction (MADl. :1nd the inter­
national dope traflie. The U S C ongrcss h
largely wonhless m this regard. tnduding the:
entu-e Oregon L.' S Senate and Congres.)ional
delega.tion." Gee whiz. Sam. that"5 pretty
')weepmg. but you've got the nght attitude; it
you can 'l lick 'em. join 'em.
E. ALLEN PROPST. DEMOCRAT
FOR GOVERNOR
Forget Norma Paulus and Neil Goldschmid t.
Vottntt Core1therone ofthc:m m~te.ld o( Allen
might condemn you to eternal con~uen~
"Bi~ names and mctta buck.) (stt) cannot
U')Ufl>tht.s elecuon from me, for who~ btgger
than God our father? h h wnuen an o\cu
chapter 3. vc:ne :n \nd it shall come to pass,
that cverv soul. wh1ch 'lhall noa hear that
prophtt, ~haJI be destroyed (rom among the
people _My peorte~haJI hear myvoice, "":~ta te-~
Prop!>.t 10 the l'ott'ff • P&~.mphln we poke wi& husked tor pc.nce. dm·
Iogue, ancJ nn end to the bombmss
It rs rtll ot ,ur n:spom;ihtlityto ~ork
toswp thc:SS J4 m11lwn thai a Ia red
to go to El alv dor m the lisen!
year 19 'i.l urgcyouto"'rheorcall
Senator Pac~ ~ ood to block th1
request. and conunuc ::rour effort
that \\Ill hnng peace \Hthjuc;tace to
F.t ahador.u countf) 1hnt de 1ra
1t so much
Smurd'
David Frttrbt>rg
Clau of 19 5
Japan controls gun
To the Eduor,
Should the gun control Ia" be
tougher? Ye~. it should In Japan
tun control IS vel) s-tnct nd the
numberofsenou cnmesu inggtan•
arc much fewer than 10 the l nued
States. Some people c\en m J p.tn.
nccdl:,runs hnwevernobod l' nlltmai
to own a gun wnhout tnct
procedure
Mort weapons a o :emorecnmcs.
thcreu no doubt mencan~shnuld
not forget that the} are looked on
Stcreotyptcnll). 1hnt1s. the linlled
• tatesas lhemostdangerouscounlf}
tn "'hach all cttu..cns hove guns The
steRol) pc uno" com1ng true
One more thmg tS that buntms as
not grca1 hobb}. especanll) m a
country \1; hlch emrha t1.e the
im ponance of ammn1 protect ton
J'he gun control laws should be
tougher. or the nned totes "ill
be filled v.ith ktlhn~
~\m~re/,,
1\H,ko \/ahara
Japtm
LETTERS POLICY
Leuc~ 10 the &htor 5hould
bt addressed ru Rox: 2: The
deadline is 5 p.m. on Fndll}
ubmi~ons · hould be t)ped.
doublc-sp.:sccd and include the
aut.hor' name a: \\o"eU as 8Cadc:nuc
class or fa.cult) standing.l..cngth
.should be 350 "ord or less. ll
letters wtll be published but an:
ubjecr to cdmn for gr11mmar.
length and libelous uuements.
The Pion~tr l.og reserves the
right to hold letters it sp:sce
problems ari~e lllcuc:rs mu\t
bcocc:ompa.nicd b) 1denllfation .
.. Buddy"
Riaht
\\oe'rc: all immcr c:d in academia. so \\-hat
better place to begin'! Ever ~ince l wa~o old
enoui!h to read the Vor~~, · Pamphlrt. Jack
ha!> been in there. und e\'er '.IInce t wa\ old
enough to rc,td the l'ottr.\ • Pum1'11/t't Jack\
lo~t it; he hasn 1 failed me:) c:t on either <h.--count.
You ~ott a hand it to him: the perenntalcandidote Well. women may not con~1dcr h1m to be a
heartthrob. but at least he\ humble Steve
commented on hu, handacap~ wnh re'pect to
hi'> opponent for the Democratic nommation,
''My w1fe ~upporh m) tde:t:\, but when 'he
met Jim Wea,er \he aid, 'I thin!; he' a \ery
handsome man "I sure hope his wife votes on
i~:\UC:\, or Ste\'C mas ha\'e IO'\l a' Ole. Plea'e do be ure to \'Ole on Tue~day.
reprdles or whether~ ou ~orne in,pired b)
m)'MMo~t lntnguing Lh.t for IQ86 "On second
thousht. perhap .. 111ju')t ~nte in Gumb\ rur OCCl'PA TIO ':insurance
Pioneer Log, May 15, 1986 SAM KAHL. DEMOCRAT FOR
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
In the I 'au:rJ' Pamphltt Sam Kahldescri~
hi\ pcr!ipecth eon international affaa,..., -r:,ccpt all ol rhe abo\'1: po iuon,... •
Ernst Ad>~ rs a \~ntur t!r«monu~ ·.s maJor Eot·c ATIO 'AL 8 CKGROlJ '0:
Tb~ tbrte ""t' ..
COMMCSIT\ 'JNVOt.VEME "T:Th~
Kiwanis Club: Grand Pu Ba
Pagel show repre ents
....-t s e t ffo, curr
Kri,cin Jouppe
Or lht f'lonttr I Ott
sped: led u:nni l>h<'e,, n vellu"
headhonrd and a stnpcd e.•r door
and 'crnpc ore )U't ot n fc\\ ot the
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an sndc:pendent '>tud\ "'1th audcnt'>
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tudent ort featured in the l ( ~ho"' lndud~ the pi~ b) Matthew Peak (top ldt) and Cma Stockebrand {riRht).
}U\ ,f &lit
Hartzfeld rocked by revolution
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Diane Rnab
or thr PIOntfr I "'
H uruleld l>clrrnltol'\ h.rs recent I)
been !'IC:I.:mg up the (\ICCC' ol the
re\OIUIJOnar~ o'l\erthrv\\ of the:
prc\ wu I~ extsung go"crnmcntal
... tructurc. \n enmrh nc:\\ dorm -
~ouncil. called the "{humber ol
\hm-.ter' .. has bct"n tmtllutc:d .tnd
h.1' ~cued power o-.cr H ML71c:ld
pohuc' and pohtll!,,
II "~acombmation of the people\
di_.,,cnt. a ht,ton ol impeachmen t
olnd defect ion .• mong ror mer
go\ erning orfici.tb., and thdact thut
"'the protocol"' a\ all -.hot to hell
,aid Elruce Wnh)combe . ~11111\tcr
\\'ithoutl,ortfoh o 111 the ne\\ retztme,
1hat led to u Popula1 Mo\emc:nl
among the: people. "It "a' a \;oup."
With) Combe ~•ud.
The radical change of the:
go' ernmc:nt ~tructu rc: "'a' met" uh
httlc:oppo\ition b} thedc:po..cd pan).
\\'ith the full.,upport of the: people.
the re"oluuonanC\ r..tnu freeelc:cuon.
\lo ballot boxc' \\-ere )tolc:n, no
bribenb \\ere tnitinted, and no other
dormnorie~ gave: financial aid to
thelormer Hart7feld regtme1n order
to ~upport their own re\ldc:nua l
inte~ts
four tndJvtduab ran unoppo~ed
for lour pO~ttiOn) The rc:$ulttng
Chamber of Mimster !l conMs t~ of
Pnme Mm1stcr Kathy Oudlo.trk
M inl'ltcr Without Portfolio Bruce:
Wuhycombe. MtOJ!'>ter of hnance
KJtherinc: Vanture, and Mmhter of
( ommuntcauon~ K..1ren S" ehlo fhc utle, "~tmstc:r of Communi ·
cations" wa., mtttaUy proposed a'>
"~ltni\IU of Propaganda .. hut 11'
the: Hurlllc:ld Re,olution "u' .1
con~c:l'\ olll\ e rc:\ oluuon. "coan­
muniC'.lliom.'' wa .. c:omiderc:d to he
• 1 It'''> 'Ub\tr,i\C IItle:
"I he: word 'propaganda' ha' tou
manv <:ommuOJ\1 o..~nd Fu'ci't con· • notation,, "agreed With)comhe .md
Oudkirlo.:.
1\,11 'tOIIOf government, the: ltr'>l
ta\1.. of thl 1\C\\ offil::tub. mvoh cd
Mafttnl! ..1 l on~tiiUIIOn \\ tth
·"""tance I rom aJiie\ ~uch ,,, (ope·
hmd a \Utl!.ractorv document ha'
bc:c: n .1cccptcd by 1 he people: of
.-Lart1feld
l he tu<k ol goHrntng Hilrtllc:ld
1nvoh c' unitmg a dornt1tOI"Y )phi
hct\\ ccn two main f.1cllon' under
graduate-. and Ia\\ '!>tudc:nt ~ Hl\tor·
icall't', Harufeld husb.."Cncon"dtrc:d • a .. morgue." where nothmg ever
happened. and no one really cared
I herc:forc:, little: of Hartrleld\
activitiC\ \\ere: noted in the med1a.
Ho..-.evc:r \I nee the recent integration
ot thC-\Ctwodlver.eculturc:. me~dent.'
mdicaung snternul connict have
recc:1ved occas1onal pubhc: auc:nuon
M1ld preJUdices and mmorcon01C: I~
have plagued Hart1feld ~•nee the
mtegrnuon laws went mto eflect.
The: Chamber ofMtnt stc:~ hope~
to re~olve . or alleviate: some: level of
tension between the two groups wuh
par11e~ . dorm brunche~ . and "ptuo
thing~ " although acc:ordinft co
govemmg officials, local resources
~uch a~ ume and money are limited
"We've p1ddled uallaway ... Oudk1rk.
Haru:ftld Dormitol'} hu • new IO~tmmtntaJ structure . ,,ud
Hart1fc:ld hu' tat.. en dc:ci"" e acuon\
to\\urd bettering the \tandard of
lh1ng for it~ people. The. ne\\
goHrnmc:nt hil~ hccn 10 pO\\Cr ror
four \\eek' and i~CA)lc:C tcd to remain
in po,,er unulthc end of the term .
Fach term '"II hu'c ne"' miOJ'>tc:r.;
us Hun1feld hrL\ acon.,tnntl p.:hungjng
rnpulnl ion.
Comm heralds
frrst gala event
Meghan Fichcenau
or lht Plunttr l Ol
The commumc:ouons depanment
ho:. dc:c1ded to upand thetr annuaJ
potluck for graduating \Cntor und
hold ln.,tc:ad whatthev are modc:,tly
calling their Fmt \nnuol Com
mumcouon Dc:pi.lrtmt'nt C.ala
Banquet
Accordtng to the depanmc:nt it
promts~ to be an unforgettable
evenmg of good food award:. nnd
general hoopla 1n celebruuon of the:
c:nttre depanment
"'We: are loolong forward to a
large turnout h ~~ promtSmg to be a
lot of fun for everyone . not just
eomm maJors. There will be dates
nnd e~cons and 11 wtll be: mtcrestmg
forthem too," Publtc&tyCh;urStnc y
Manmng sntd
The Gain Event IS bc:mg held at
the L1u Ch1 Re)taurant m Lake
o~wego .. Several mvesttgauveteams
have tned the food and 111~ c:onstst­
entlydc:hc:lous · Manmng said 01c:
C hiOC'it food wtll be served famil)
style:. There wtll al'>o be a no-ho 1
cocktail hour o..~l b p m. followed b)"
the: banquet at 1 p m
T ht Progrum ( ommmee h~ put
together a btll ol awurd'> for both
fucuhy and 'ltudent ~ munyol whtch
wtll be: humorou' though '>Orne will
~ actuul JGadc:mic n:cogn•uon ·Each
member ol the faculty wtll be rec­
oenllc:d (or umque 1.1UUhUc' ..1nd
chuructemu c) thev dtsploy. ·• Man­
rung pronusc:d
rickcb for the: event arc: ~I 0. a
bargom tor anevenmgofsuchJnvo
lou) elegance:, ~1ud 1 he depanment
fhey hope to have an mcrediblc
turnout of maJor.. manors and alurru
lonht!> flnt of lli lund evtnl. Mnnntn~
\rlld
.. Everyone: tn\•Oivcd ~ucned, they
hi&VC: already begun plonmng for
nc:"t year." Manntng uud .. We arc
o.llloolms forward to 1t "
1 he: banquet u Muy 17 from 6
p m tu 9 30 p.m Contuct Sally
K tngJton, depanmcnl ~cre tary, for
more mformauon
Pioneer Log, May tS, 1986 Stu ~
----Jeann
Of I.._
r he lugh-e
the F tr J\cre ..
mtcMi.lictl "'
prc:mterc of
dtrcctc:dfperl
piny contuin•
~~ 1 ics which
the<.~trc eltpcrl
Opemngthl
ha nc~er hl!c
the Peoples
f>trc:ctmg the: PI
hv \\u \\c n.
Robert ~hult i
Regtonal 'itud
rhc: pia) for hi
.. rhc:re nrc
thul wtll besho1
any bencftt tQ
community,"
"Domg hve ~
pre,ent~ to tl
audtenccthe rc
ol 1 he: peopl~
enormou!> co1
mc:dtum or th
tmpact thai n
he ~a1d
'ihulttet "P r nghsh'" ( hir
tran!>lated the
\1\lltng profe
<;hultice\ buc
Jccompantcd l
Fir ,\c~and h
"\hnne,ot u ~
comb1ne tocr~
formuncc: wit
cultural e:\pe
Many of thf
!)huluce\enthl
culture Retu
Rothtrt who r
alo;o been to C
"(omtnp bacl
Acre~ •~ hke $
\\arp but tht
and <iUpporttv;
chance: ,.
The cast ha
d1nner., ho~ s
Chinese \tude(
son, in Tat C h
whtch center'\
The adv1sor'
Leon P1le an(
Ttna Zhang
Although l~
adtf(erent cult
all good plays
"The: play hf
It concerns (O\
tnalostgenero
uon. It is a senl
contams eom<
as JOY," frc)hl1
plays Lin Gnn
The annua
Conte<iiiS nee
rive categori
• JU\C:ntle ~•ru
un\tructurc:d
The contest
ofOregon W
(nsh pnLe~ w
top three win
Submt \iOn.'i w
June 30anda
•
10 '\ugust
The fee ~~
conte.\t rult''
Rachel 5umc:
Ponltmd. OR
The fil"\1 day
worl\hop pre
Wnters wtll fe·
renowned edit
New York-ba
Literary Agcn
Scheduled (
l1on Inn at U
be a hands-a
lnyont wuh a
Pioneer J t11Ju
:aCIIOn'>
(iard ol
'IC new
wcr for
• rem am
)C term.
UOI\ICI'S
hang~ng
ds
ent
--
IU
1anment
,r annual
••o~ and
node.'ltl)
ol Com­
~~ Gala
rtment at
;gettablc
.ard~ and
ionofthe
ard to a
ngtobea
not JUSt
be dat~
lteresung
aairStncy
1g held at
in lake
llve teaffi5
COOSISI·
1srud The
~d fnmtl)
ll no-ho~t
llowed by
eh~put
for both
of which
.. ome will
on •fach
II be rec·
illell and
y "Man-
nrc ~ 10, a
uchtrtvo
artmenl.
ncredablc
ndaJum'l
. Mannint!
cued, they
nnmg lor
.. We JJC
17 from 6
tact Sail)'
retary. for
1986 Student -directed one acts create uni ue lay series
Jeannie LaFrance
or lht t•lonttr l.o&
I he lugh·energy utmo!~.phcre of
the ftr \crcs 1 hemrc. ha~ recent!)
mtc:n,ilicd with thr approachang
prrmiere of the three 'tudent
dircclrd/ptrformc:d one.tct.. f.tch
play contuins di\tinc 11\ie ch.tracter­
i<;ttCS which offer .tn C'I(Ceptionc~l
theatre expcncnce tn the ,tudiencc.
Opening the one acts i<> a play that
h,IS tle\C:f been performed OUI!\tde
the Peoples Republic of Chana
I lu'CCttng the pal}." Henn..o; l:ntwined •
hy Wu Wen, 1 pr,tdunting enior.
Robert Shuluce \huh icc,,, China
Rentonul Studte' maJOr '"dir~ting
the play for ht!~~ thc.m proJCC.l
"1 here ore \O manv the~t\ pape"'
thut wall bf.!>ltovcd m adruwerwtthoul
anv bcnefu to the I ewas and Clark
~:nmmunaty. ' huh ice explntned
''Domg ltve 1 heuter explore!i and
pre,e nt<~ to the l ewi~ ;md Clark
aucJ tence the real hveo; and •ntunuon~
of the people who make up thi!~~
c:normou!> country of Chana The
mcdlUm of the theatre cre<tte~ Jn
unpact that no paper ever could,"
he 'iUid
Shuluce spent a year leaching
fngh)hinChinain 1984·MS 'lhuhtce
1runslated the pia\ w tth the aid of
'1\iting profe,~or 7hao Jong Ping.
Shulticc' bacl..ground in Chine,e,
accompanaed by hi~\ ariou~ role~ at
f If t\CJ"C5UOd ht\t;\peric:ncedtrecting
"Mtnncsota Moon ... winter term,
combine 10 crentc: an insightful per­
lormunce with 1n entirely different
cultural e:\pcrience .
\of;.my of the cn\t member'\ shart'
Shultice\ enthU,Iil!l.mfor theChant!le
culture Returnmg .Alumna Saru
Rolhc:rt who play .. /hao Honp hu..'
al~o been to C htna '\he :.tate:\ that
"Coming bud. to perform at Fir
ACIC\ is hle gome through a time
wurp. but the ca\t '" reaJI) unated
:md ~upponl\~; lll!iOO~maltfeumc:
chan~t
The cast hu~ prepared Chtnesc:
dmncr., ha'> gone. out to c:at with
Chine'>e nudent!l and has taken les­
)On' in Tat Cht a type of.>low dance
whtch center. the mind and bod)
The advasor' to the pia\ mcludc:
Leon Ptkc: and Chm~e professor.
Tmn Zhang
Although the play emerges {rom
adtfferentcuhurc,the themes as 10
all good plays. are unaversaJ
• The play h:u a 'Bag Chill' flavor
It concern~ four fnend!>, four souls
an ulost generauon .lfter the revolu·
lion It i~ a 'itnou~ play, yet one that
conuun~ comedic elements :IS well
M Joy,'' freshman Eric Stone, who
play'> Ltn Gang explain~. Othert.ast membentndude JUnior
Sharon McNeil J\ Yun Met, and
frc~hman <.'hud Broadfoot ,lf J-an
Qm
rhe next 1how, "Savugefl ovc''
j, more \1 !.tnes of poem!< than 11 is,,
play. The play'' ~rittcn b) Joseph
Chaikin and Sum Shepnrd (who
:~l'lo wrote the upcomtng pl.ty .. fool
lor lo\e")
fhe mterpretation or these poems
emerged lrom four dtfferent vtew·
point~. "directors" Profwor f:dgar
Re)nolds and entor C,trrie Wor­
thtngton, ;n wc11ns pcrlormer dt·
rectors He1di Van Schoonho,cn and
Jonuthon "t-'air
The umque ide.~ todoa product ton
of tht~ type .;prang from the desire
of freshmen Futr and 'v .1n ~choon·
hoven to become mvolvcd an the
theatre: tht~ seu,on (nhsung Rey·
nold'satdtheycho'CWSavuge 1 ove"
for an oral tnlcrprctauon paece
Reynolds introduced Wonhangton
as nnolhc:r 1ntere~ted party
Although Worthmeton a~enior,
has worked on ~everul play' in her
dircctmg cou~e. tht~ 1~ her first
e:tperience directmg out~ide of ciCI.\S.
··on th~e pieces the empha.'i' in
direcung I'> more: on whalthe poem~
mean and less on •a age directaons."
~he: saad The poem) are ba~cd on
love relation~ and bringing out an
hon~t portrayal ot that moment."
VanSchoonhovengoeson to say,
"Jonathon and I .trc 'the lo11er',
respectively we rep~ent the male:
and female 5adc:s Ye1 together we
create the genderle~s lover, .. she
continued.
On the out-;et, the two performer5
rehearsed 'eparately wll h each
director and on their own, howe\er
as openmg naght drew near the: group
worked as an en .. emble ·There arc:
.tlw«Jy~ totally dtfferent mterprelU·
tion:., depending upon tndtvtdunl
e1tpencnce in love relauomrh~p\, ••
Worthtngton relnte!l
'et the varied eJtperienc.es olthe
four tndiVIdual<i involved w uh tht,
production gives 1 he pie~:e liS dept h.
'"The poems relate to universal
audience. we made o;urc: they kept
away from the abstract and '>poke
to everyone ~ he continued. · Sav·
age Lovc"run~closeto IS minute'>.
The finale to this evening of one
actsoccur'l\\'lth Meg<Ul Terry\ play
.. Calm Down Mother ... directed by
~ento r K1mberly Sma) The play
ttself wasonebomout of the turbulent
'60s, but Smay assu~ that. "Weare
productng the play lor an '801
audience"
Smay fint dascovered the plav m
her 20th Century Drama cla. .. s he
chose to work on Jt in her dtrectmg
cl~ and eventually became ant era ted
Feature Briejs
The annual Kay now Writing
Contestts •l«epung submtsstons m
five c.uegories ficuon. non·lictton.
ju\·enalc: stru,tured poetry Jnd
uno;tructured poetrv
The contest L\ open to all re. .. ident\
of Oregon. Wa'ihtngt on and Idaho
Ca\h prite\ wtll be Jwardc:d to the
top three wmners an euch cme~o ry
Submi !liOn.\ will be accepted ~hrough
June lO und awards\\ ill be pmented
m ft.ugu'>t.
The lee i11 S7 per entry Obtnm
contetl rule' and gutdeline' trom
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Portland OR 97206.
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renowned editor and \Cout wuh the
New Yorl.;-ba,e d Peter ltvmg,ton
I llerun Agency.
Scheduled forMa) J I at the Red
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be a hand,·on ~enion of help to
anyone: wtth n boo~ tn progre$s or simpl) an aden for a bool.
A mt~ of ~pecafi t ho~-to mfor·
mauon and actual propo~als, query
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Regimation i~ S6S betore May
21, mcludingluncheonnnd materials
through P.O. Bo' 248S. Portland,
OR 9720M.
•
The Northwe"l Wrillnt: tn,titute
halt been ~lnbh,hed at I ew" and
Clark in a mo' e to imprm c the
writing~~ ails of .,tudcnts and c:ducn-
101'\ h '' part of the l onunumg
Education Program
Worl.'ihOp'> .tnd pro~ntmsw ithin
Lhe an~ututc W111 bnnl>! to!,ttthcrw rite~
student.' and teache~ todu'uss their
craft iltld to learn from each other,
ln.'ltitute Dm:ctor Ktm StaJford 'aid.
An carl\ proJe't ol the in,titutc:
wtll be a program entitled .. Wnting
an Oregon A Gutherina . •· Writers,
edut<Jtors:and organi1ationot lcadrn
meet at thec:olle-ge todiscu\~ fundtng,
\Crvi~ and education lor w ruers
The program wtll be held Jul)· 25-26
Pioneer Log, May IS, 1986 ~·
-
~haron McNeil (left). Sara Rothert and Chad Broadfoot Inn latcd into £nclisb by Robert !'huJCicc. enior,and
(back} star In "Hurts Entwined. " a fhin~e play Zhao Jong Ping. "isitine Chin~ scholar • .,....,,...._,.,
enough in 1he Luues to dtrectulor accepted bel ore • .such as women's umvers.aJ, although tha may seem
the o;chool. inequality in the work force," she like a parndo:r..."
said. As for the darecuon of lhe pi y Because .. Calm Oown Mother"
deals with women ·s issues, the all­
female ca." had to do some of its
ownsoul~ arching . "We talk a great
deal and do a lot of'consciousnes:
rai\lng', .. Mma Hammer, who play
Womanlt3e plams. "1\te learned a
lot about myself I taLe myself first
as Mina Hammer before 1t woman
with a womb. I also came to grip~
w1th idea.~ I had not neccmml> Spcc1al wues urc at'Compantcd uself, ·may finds u to he, '"nleammg
byspec:a.tl elements ~ithtn the play. upcrience ... omeumes I feel as
such as a lack of concrete settings in though theactorsare as old as I nm
the play' many scenes. ""Thts t}pc We nil bnng our personal nd
of cenery places mo~ of n burden tbeatric:atcxpencncetntopb}."Other
on the zaudience," rna.) e~plnins. CS...'t members include: Jenn~ • cou
# ·andthclact that t.hc play concentrates as Womanl:l.andCmtJna LtndqutSt
on female upcnences m ditfercnt ns Woman ttl.
ltmes and places translate be}ond The one DI.'U open tuy IS 10 the
their own particulur theme. Bybc:mg Bind: Do~ Theater at 8 p m. and run
morcapecifictheplaybecomesmore through .\1ny 17 \dmisston is free
Class of '85 holds Alumni Bash
Meghan Ficbtenau
• Of tht Ploncu Lo1
In the spirit of the great Semor
Pany.thecln~~oi198St\Sponsonng
an Alumni Ba'\h featuring the lewis
und Clark band Walk on Fire and
the Kamaka.ze Lovers whose lead
ingcr Maureen And~w)graduated
with the cln.s-. of '81.
The bash 15 berng organiled by
Mike: l Utl class or '85 with help
from cla\smatCll Jtm Wilcox and
Greg Frye. The idea came to Lutz
when he waHUttngaround the Pme
Street Theatre about three months
ago. "There were lots of LC people
there and I recalled the '85 scmor
purtywtth fond memories. I thought w h) not dtl thJI on I) "uh LC
alumns'!" l.utt sud.
Noone, 11 seems, couldghc him u
reason for not having the bash so he
gottn touch with the Alumni Office
which provided help wilh basics like
labehng, addre sing and printing
the fliers which ~ere sc:nttonlumni.
facuhv. staff and the elMS ot '86. • .. We tnvitcd theclns of'86a.ssort
ol a welcome to che world of
'alumni~om',to aycongrat~.you\-c
made it, come part) wnh w, .. Luu
explained .
The cost of attendance is ·a measle)
S4. ~ Lutzsaid. The proceeds will go
to Balone)' Joc'.l!. •· ~tchael Stoops
(8um\ldeCommurutvCounaJ Board • Cbatr) W8S the baccala~tc speaker
last year and when he: re<eived his
Try our new fresh
fruit and yogurt!
Open~ Mon-Thurs 8-1 2 pm
Fn/Sat 9 pm-1 am
Sun 6 pm-1 2 pm honorary degree n commc:n«:mc:nt
there Wa$Un oven-. hdrrung raponse.
We lc:h an allinn~ wich ch::u group
of people a1 Salone} Joe· , "I utr
said .. big part of thts 1 to rai e
money ... he ~:~ddcd .
.. 1 hope the facult) and taft \\~II
also take the time to come out and
check out alumni people and ec
how w-earedoang. • Lut.Lencour~.
"h ~ill be., price I~ nperiencc
to c:uch up"' ith old friend and not
oold fnen<b,"'Luusa.idcncourngmg
people to plan to attend ... There is
no pretense, I \lillntlo get people out
to boogie,"luu...sJUd .
There wilt be a no-host bar ~rving
beer and \liineand you mw t be21to
attend. The time t~ 8:.30 p.m. to I
a m. Friday, May 16 at the: Pine
treet Theatre.
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PageS Lady Pio's have bright future Women ace PSU,
men end year fourth
Oerron Judd
or tht raonttt l,.c~c
1lu~ l.C"Nmd llark Ol\balltcam
ended the1r •elbon 1!1.'1 Monda',
Mo) 5, fo,mg lOP lie l. nt\cr..u'
and \\estern Oreg \!'I"' c College
an the Dbtnct U r , t uahfymg
tournament.
The P:.oneen. '' ho were hopen!!
to gaana pia) oiTbtd, f n~ the tough
Paafic qund an thetropemnggnme
Pacific u'cd nme hat to core four
nms, on the wa\ to n ~-0 'hutout
\'tCtOr\.
F~hman GtuiTo" It) v.-oentthe
dt.SUlnCCfnr L.C;ho~u ,sbccouiJn '\
get an~ oflen~h~ help lr<1m h~:r
teammates. The Lnd' Pw' could • onh mu~tedh e h1t' ollthe P.tcthl'
pttchmg
Wc,tcrn Oregon ended the PiD­
noer', ~as:4'n m the econd game of
the dn\ \\ (lSC cored fh"t' run' • earl) 10 the game, and held on for
thc"1n I Ctricdto,~ageacomebld..
but 11 leU hort, as the) lo t 5-3
£,enthoughthc e~onendedon
n uddcnnote.the Lad\ Pto'snren' • dt appOanted \\lththC:Ir\"t'Ar "I WISh
1 he ~on ·u:ould ha\ e c-ndcd hetter.
but O\"t'rnll \l.t had u good year,"
To" le\ said.
The future loots bnght lor the
soflb II program at l.C. The Lad)
Pao's are losmg onl} one pla)~r.
scmor Eileen Gard. from lhLS\"t'ltr' -quad. The entire infield \\til ~
returning. 'ol.hach "ill be a strong
nucleus to build on ne'\t pnng. 1 o
lendnddcdc:. pc:nence,boah tartmg
pttche~. Towsle) and JUnanr l 1-.a
Samp~on . \~,Ill be returning to the
ml.,.und. "•m Rin'-geh a ba"e hil m la't ~eeL.\ distnc:l tournament held at I. C.
The P•o\ lost bul finished the )tar with a q.JJ mark o ~ J ,.,,
ALL DAY, All L
A
On the music building lawn
noon til six Donna Jordan
or ahf Paonttr Lot
D1c Paonc:er women':.. tennis team
ended thc:ar ,(.hon with a victor') ut
Portlnnd 'IJie tJm,en.in la~t • Tuc da~ do"nmg the: \'i~ang' 6·.3
I he Pao\cJo,cd thc:sca.,on "'thn
500 record of 7-7. Coach \'argtnill
:'\c:nl felt thattht' \\llS :a good 'ho"ing
lor a team that up unttltht' )car had
ne\ er pta cd together.
In I uc,du\ • action, the larst
c.loublestenm.senior Knren Pc:tcr'ion
.md 'ophomore Dec Dec Dobbans
do\\ ned thcar Vi ling opponena"b-2.
6·3 .t'i dad the 1hird team ... c:naor
Rehecca I rcon and fr~hman Sana
nc:hs 6·2. 6-l.
In MOSie' plU), 1 he P1o ·., po,tcd
ttve 'tctonc~, ol '' htch on!\ lour
counted to\\:trd the team win. ln lin
cxtro ~c\cnth m.ueh. fre..<;hmun l .. a:t
I arge I ell b·; in I he liN el, but
came b.u:k to drop Vtking Hetdt
RrO\\ n 6--0. 6-4 in the l>econd and
third 'cl5.
1 reon aho came I rom bch1nd to
bent her opponent 3-6. 6-2, 6-4.
Freshman L.on Sh1ppen .,.. ho "on
her match last \\eel; b\ dc&:sult.c:ame
10 thiS \\etl tO p0\1 3d~' 1'>1\C b.Q,
b·-"in O\ er PS U ' \han non
J,tffiC\On ,
Freshman anu Oc:bs and
.. nphomore Oobhim clatmed the
other ''"o vtctone> b~ \Core-. of 6-2.
6-.l and 6--J, 6-4 ~pcc ti\el).
J'hc"IOO\C:r P l clo~e:~lhC' Pao"o;
19!!6 \ea.,on. anc.lthc pla~cr-, seem:.
plea,cd "it h the outcome.
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Solstice, and alk on Fire
brought to you by
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rain date (heaven forbid!} May 24 "I he ~c.l\on ended on rt po11iti\c
note:. c' eryone felt good about ho"
the't'd pln)cd, .. Oobb1ns satd "h
"as n goal nf ours to ht.ll PSU "
Ocb' nlso s1ud he lelt good ubout
the cason a~ n .,.. hole. de\pllc the
fc" dm\ nlnlbtxpencn~ MWc: had
our gootltimel> and bnd umes, but I
thml; .... e did reall) well lor bc.:1ng o
) oung Wedtdn\e:\pcct togtttourth
(at conference) bul "c:dtd, "~he suad
:'\oted lre4uently among plu~ers
nnd l:t} the coach ""'the en cor
tc.am spint among the .... omen this
vc:ur 1 hey !icemcd to get along" ell,
und cclehruted thcclo\cofthesea~on
\Hih.ateamdinner:tt I n:on'shou~e
"We til got nlong \ery well,"
Ire hmun Rona MucKen1ic t.aid.
"We I ell rcully good ;t<,; u team ,md
had 11 lot ol lun, but we took 11
crillU\IV at 1 he same t imc."
nu.· Paonccr men's I emu team
ended thcsc.t onwithntourth plnc.:
iirmhutthcNi\1 \f>t-.uictlllcnms
C'humpaonshap~ J,,, 'lloeekend nt
\\'illumelle Unt\CNt\' an !\nlem. • \\'allumelle took the tournament
IItle nnd will be the dt~tnct reprr::­
cnlatl\'c:at nuuonul in K.tm.11.Cat\ •
The Pto' ended the dualsc:uPn
"it h n 5-11 record. (~uach non
lldlod. leeb thai tim 1 a fine limsh
ClH\Stdc• tng the 1ough c:ompctauon
m the conic renee thi .)eur. and the
.)'Oung player' that made up the l C
,qu.td
l dlod: noted oul'itunding pin)
b~ .. uphumore Greg f:ndtcou. \\ ho "II' the runner up at number fi,e
,ingles nt both the district and the
c<lnfercnce matche'i.
r\t distnct!l. Fndicott pluved a
tough three ~t match agatn,tl inlidd
College\ Chris leWtn, lalhng 0·6
in the fir,t. but tommg bad. to''~"
7-6 and 7-5 in I he '>e<:ond .md third
\C:h.
He al~o dO\\ ned \te\e Ca\'en of
North" est 'ararene ( oltege 6-3,
6-3.
• Junior .,_,!fl.. fibbeh placed third
tn the thtrd 'Ingles po\tllon bc:aung
h~ '1\NCopponen t 7-6,6-7,6-3 before
falhngto Cia}' Lmdse) of Willameue
b-4 6-2
Sophomore Steve Hardy abo took
the thtrd place hntsh tn the number
four sangl~ \pOt. Hard)' downed
M.Ut Chew of ltnllcld 6-0.6-3. but
then lost to NNC '~ Rob Warwicl
6-0.6-2
Udlock found the auatudesof the
men tha!-season 10 be outstanding .
.. The guy) never gave up m hght of
the tough competatton," he said.
Btll Fntz,thesquad's only sentor,
al~o noted Udlock as a positive force.
.. He was a truly postttvc: asset for
thts season's team He was both a
fnend and a coach," he Sllld
Wuh Fnu a.s the only player gra­
duallng from the team. next year
Udlock will see many veteran players
retumtng ... I thank Don has a lot of
talent and can do a lot wtth the
team He's a motivated coach who
enJO)') getting the most ofrus players.·
Fnu said.
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M or
for .tcol
WM lht pJ~
nntJjumpl
plnyoft:. w
nnd field cl
l.t\~1) and
fourth "itij
'tilled for j
The wo
strong. w~
'cored 17 I
\\llh the cl
that n w
'eparatetJ
Willameue
ltnlield C q
Theleadc
JUffipCI' 511
Bolger. Du
her o" n ~c
'.ICCOnd 10 tl
4V. tnchcco l
the htgh JUI
record.
In other
'ophomore
l8~ond~h
Pio:
~ or
C.oncord
Paoneer b1
Thur!)dny it
to end 1 e-.1
o;.ooner thar
LC hadd1
of Techno!(
round gnn
l mverslt) I
m1hedoublt
fhe Pto\ (
21·10 reCOI'1
\her rea•
fort he.,,,..~
qutck wor~
\C:nior, tool
togo8-2for
carc:c:r-Jr1
Fellows, a
au ack wat t1
three-run hi
Capkaalso
J.:> the Pao ·
'eCUII\IC gill
In the nj
lameue. LC
fir .. t tnntng
round them
etghth '""'!
play That r
a two-run ~
ThtLC
pia) In at
ramt .;)··~ [l
• • Jlti\C
t how
~d .. h ·o ...
nbout
lle the
'chad
, but I
tang so
tounh
\e atd
la\·er. • eme ol
en this
1gwelt.
OU\C.
w;ell,"
e l-aid.
1m and
look 11
team
h pla~e
fennu•
nd at
em
ament
reprc-
. Cil\ -senson
h l>on
e lint)h
• • litton
:and the
the LC
n~ pia)
m. "ho
ber fi,e
nd the
1l<1yed a
Linfield
ling 0-6
k 10 WIO
nd thtrd
aven of
ege 6-3,
:ed third
, beaung
,..3 before • allameue
also tool
;number
downed
. 6-3. but
Wnrwtc\.
des of the
nanding.
n hght of
resaid.
1t_ysentor.
bveforce
asset for
as both a
'd
~a;ergra ­
rext year
an players
as a lot of
With the
pach who
tsplayers ...
b,t986 g Side Lines
Michael Cohen
Of tht rlonttr loa
for,, collc:gespom JUn~ie , S.tlem
"llll _the pluce to he. Just a hop, ~~ip
undjumpfrom the ()L.,tnct II bu..'Cball
playoff, were the l>t'lt riel It truck
and rield chumpiomhtp where the
I t\\i~ und Clarll \\omen hntshed
fourth" tth 90 pomt while the men
sell led for filth w uh 36.
1 he "omen \\ere urpmingl)
trong. WestemOn:gonS tateCollege
~cored 171.5 pomts to run awa)
Wtth the championship, but after
that tt wa~ tight. Just 6.5 points
~eparn tcd I.C from <econd plac:c
Wtllamette lJnher1it) (96.5) whtle
lanl1cld College wa: thtrd w;ith 93.
Tht lc:dder. of the Pto uttncl \\en:
jumpe~ '>andy Duchow and Arn}'
Bolger Duchow a Jumor broke
her own \chool n:cord b) plactng
'econd 10 the tnple Jump at 34 feet
4 ~ mche\ Bolgc:r •• J fi"C!>hman, won
the htgh JUmp at 5·5 to tte the LC.
record
In other top Pio performances,
~ophomore 'i1cole Perry (I minute
'l8 \OConds)and fn::;hman Kari l4r;en (I 01.7.S) ran two three 10 the 400
meters. J:n:,hmnn Michelle I homa
wu,thirdtn the400hurdlc: (I 10.17),
sophomore Sarah Lowell thard an
the 100 hurdles ( 16.31 ), and Bolger
fnurth in the triple JUmp (.)6-(l~J
1 he 1600 rein) team fina~hc:cJ econd
an 4•Jf.56to narrow tv mass another
LCr«ord •
.. All •n all, the w;omen hod nn
out\tandingda} , "Couch f>a, id fa~
said.
The men. on the other hand, fell
VtCttm to the Salem jin)l;,
HalfWII't through thc:Mecplechasc.
junior Ron Arcs looked ·•"~ though
he wa' headed for victory He then
fellcomingout of u water JUmp, and
w;as u'!able to get up untalthe r JCC
was htstory. He fini•hed third in
9 44. 75. That ~ec:med to typtfy the
day for the men' team
Bc~tde' Are-. sen1ors Tom Geiger
and Rand)' { oomb, were unlucky.
G~ager was knocked out of the 800
nflcr getting roughed up in traffic.
while Coomb!l no-heighted an the
pole vault al~er mi\:.ing placing by a
quartcrofananch. Wbenyoucombinc
this with Willamette's lust inning bu~ebull win O't'cr the P10's, S.1lem
just wusn't theplacdotthc I.Cmen.
Sull, nat everyone wa.~ uf(ected,
Clpc:cially not t>emor Kirk Reynold
t\ ~eck alter wmning the 10,000 an
the Conlerence Champton htp), he
once a gam Oa\hcd has fims hing k ad:
to ndd lhe Oastricts to his laurels
H •~ laM lap" a5 run in 62.4 second'
to out-dtstanee the field lor an ea y
come from behtnd wm 10 31.42 21
Sentor rom Melt ended an out­
!ltandang I C career w tth a thud tn
the 100 ( 11.49) to pace other ror
Pio's ophomore Dule Ri~nhuuse
"n~ fourth an the stccplecha: e
(9 48.14) nnd Arcs was hfth tn the
1500 (4,02 SS).
Southern Oregon Slate College
won the meet .,.,llh 174 points, ..,.. hile
the Pta's w;crew a) back and needed
rhcidourth in the 1600relay to nose
out Cic:Mge Fo\ College for lihh
r\s in other meet • depth "a.~ the
main l C problem
"'The: men didn't have enough
bodies, period, ft Fix ~aid .¥ i\hhough
we had u lot ol good performances
this year, we JUSt didn't hu~e the
suppon we needed .~
Pioneers upset 8-5 by Concordia
Mike I und
or tht rlonttt 1 0~
Concordia College stunned the
Pioneer ba~bull team 8·5 last
Thund a~ in the Oi!ltrictll playoffs
to end lc" I'> and {lark > \euson
'ooner than they had hoped
I ( had defeated 0re80n I IUtllutc
of r echnology ll-3an chetropentng
round game fell to Willamctte
l •niver.ity 8-7 and then {oncordaa
an thedoublt ehmanauon tournament.
1 he Pto 's hnt'>hed the year wat h a
21 10 record
\ftc:r reachtng thed.stncttournc:y
forthe'i~th veann a row;. LC made
qutck work of 01 T Corey Loehr,
'c:naor tool the wm on the mound
to go8-2 for I he )car and 10-3 for his
career an all-umc: L.C record Bill
Fellow', a JUntor led the 20 hll
a11ack with three htts mcludtng a
three run homer ophomore \iike
Capkaalso had four hu~ on theda),
ns the Pio\ won thc:ar seventh con­
~ecuuvc game.
In the next game agnimt Wil­
lamette. LC pulled 1010 un earl)' S-0
far't tnnang lead But the Paonttr1
found themselves behand 7-5 10 the
eaghth 1nnang and tn need of 1.1 btg
play Thnt play came tn the form of
a two-run homer by Fellows to ue the score. The homerun marked the
filth game in a row the: l C catcher
bud hit a round tnppcr.
The bottom of the ninth pro\ed
lata! a' \Villamette tool ad\ anlage
ol!\omc: Paomistakesand took home
an 8-7 victory. In all, LC had si'
error. 10 tht game.
.. We gave. them a chance to get in
the ball game e-..ery wny you can
thtnlr: about • Coach Jerrv Gotto
'\Qtd
The Pio !> tell behand 4-0 uftc:r
three mmngs ngamst ( oncordia and
couldn t come all tht wa) bock. A
rally tn the mnth inning produced
two runs but was.n"t enough a.s the
8-5 los~> drc:\\ a clO\C to the I.C
\ea.son.
The 8-7 lo~>s to Willamette an the
ninth tnntng took a lot or wind out
ofoursatls, 'Gauo~aid, .. Wedidn't
do the JOb and they ju'ittook 1110 U$
early "
The lo's by no meunsca\ts a dark
\hndow on the Paoneer o;ea.son A
fine mtx of youth and e'tpenence
made the 1986 Ptonecrbn.\eball team
a rousmg sue~ once agam.
c;everaJ player. earned po~t~o n
honor. Named to the all-<onfc:renc:e
team ns unammouc; <>elect tOn!! were
'econd ba.!.eman Dave Avery l oehr
und rellows AI!IO rc:ceavang vote\
Tht LC "omen's lacrOSJt tum prattle~ hue Cor a toumamtnt tbty will
pity ln at Stanford Unl~tnlt y la1tr this wtek. Tbt women lost their last
camt Saturday to a touch Unl•erslty of Oreaon team ~.
Pioneer Log, May 15, 1986 wert Kellv Burke. Chris Dutton,
Scou Webb and Crrug Prunt) A ~oery.
Loc:hrund Fellows were also chosen
to the aJI-district team.
Playing t hetr final ~on at L.cwis
and Clark w;cn:Avery, Loehr, Webb,
Burke, Pat Holliman and Geolf
Rtchman.
LC usprings ''
into intramural s
Adam Brown
or lht Pionea t.oc
Wath all of th~ spring's ~ponmg
events over and done w;ith it is time
to spotlight the world of lcwLS and
Clarlsntramurals
To bnng you op to date on the
final~ or tnnenube \\ater polo,
Whecb.ldd dommated ChemieaJ
Dependents \D the battle of the
unbeaten~ . Weebadd sped through
CD defenders to find an open net
all ntght long while: thetr defense
left the Dependents sunk
The margan of V\Ctory came us u
btg shock because this match was
to be the showcn.se game: of the \Ca·
son <.bemtcal Dependent~ JUSt
coutdn' get gotng and looked burned
out in the water The final was 34-9
leavtng Whec:badd "lth a perfect
5-0 record and droppmg Chemical
Dependc:nbt o 4-1
The big intramural new' is che
opening of softball se~on. With
two leagues. open and co-ed, 15
team in all will battle for their
league· title.
There are two division.~ in the
open league. the red and the: blue.
In the red dl\ is ion 'i' team.\ will
pia) for the chance to be dh·iston
champ~ and to go on to play for the
league title. ln the blue diviSion the~
are only tlve teams 'ying lor the
'arne honor
llle co-ed lengue hll.) rour teams
thut will pia)' on the .,oftb<lll field
lor thai leilgue·, co,eted
championslup .
·\<. alwan, the names the team'
chOO\Cto psych out thetropponent b
arc tt little more than JUSt wierd,
hc:n: are a few Oosich (what?),
Sloan head ~ohbaU (mu~t be ecn to
bdaC\'C), Big Aluminum haft, Strike
Three. GravitY Fortt, "'iew For« • (what force?) and (m) fa\orite)
Chic~$ Dig Us (forget it BHAB).
Play started Tue~ay and will
conunue C:'t'ery Monday through
Thursday until the end of the season. b) Mikt t.und
Ynu\c oil cqt lho_se commerctals. With the muc.h-le -than-lttmuu
people telhng) ou. m n:ferrnce to the cur:se of underurm penpsr taon
"NC'' t"r lc:l 'em sec you went -rh~e ure1mpo'nant words to ''"e by(the-.
chum) and wall allo\1. }ou to ascend hom a much·les:Hh3n ·f<~mou
tatu~ to the dauy hc:ag.ht of tardom
\\ dl, 1\c got a problem You ~. I'm stnrtang to S\\~t Be1ng a
much·lts~· than famous wnter, I'm "orned these glandular ret1ons
n: a s1gn of imrc-ndtngdoom torn} short-hvcd career. san 'tardom
Rut let'CJ tan at &he begJnning _
I beg41nwnungbc causctherewerenoconstnunts lnth llf~soac t) I
could wrue an~thmg lw;.antcd (even the se\en dirt) w;.oros) and no (Inc
could stlOe m) creaun· abtlatie I dtdn'l even need an) e;o;.traordman
ph) leal talents to be a sports w.mer.othcnhana Jlule grn) mntter(a nd
on occMaon I ha"e been quesuoned •n that r~pect) For the mo t pan.
nothmg could ~tand in nt) >AO) Wrihng wa" gotng to be eas) Raght"
Wrong
A~ audtknly o~ u began. thu umnh1bttcd wc.rld of the pen snrted
crumhhng around me. People: 1!ild.rtcd telhng me what not to wntc.
literary rules reared their ugl) hends, rn) attoa ot~S grammar and
punctuotton was no longer 3 humorous side effect of rny \\-Tttang but
rather u hindering crutch. And so 11 went M) new-found world of the
pen" ~hollered. I nctutsll) had to thtnk.scn ousl} about what I \HOle I
bt:!;ltn to weat.
As theiedeterrent s mounted .and m) pen became potsoned,l not teed
a few rules I had trou~leaccepting.. "Brow-'AtpeB .. I guess~oucouldcall
them
A fc:llo"A Pion~n Log scribe told ment"ertownte•to be .. \'Crbs an mv
stories or headlines. For ex.ampk: "A game to be played romorrow':.
w;ould be a no-no. No"' I ask)OU. what•swrongvmbtbat 'l .. To bc .. ISthe
begmning of the grc:ntcst wnuen ltne of aU ume: To be or not to be It
cnmefrom WilluunSh:t.ke5pea.re . E\ery sporuwritcr lmowuhat old Ball
"A as first team all-world "A hen 11 came to w;.nung. He mu5t ha\c known
what he -was domg and now you're telhng me I can't u~ some of hiS
greatnes-s' Oh, come on.
fhen there v. as the t1me my own fathenhot medO\\'D I V.'Cnt home to
Vt511 my parents t>ne day and I showed m) father a tory I had rcccntl}
written. I \ltn5 ver) proud ofat. M} father v."3Sn't I made the error or
using the word "got" three ttmc:s. Papp.) satd. 'Ne\'er use got Usc
acquired, earned. achae\ed, was giVen. • The li:ntfe went dec:p but 11
wa.~n'lenough for dear old dad so he dc:ctded tot\\tst it a httJe He wd .
.. If )OU e\'Cr C'~pect to be (he ~d .. ,o be" so what docs he know about
"ntins on) way? Ia professtonalw;. nter, you should never lk"C the word
got." Ouch.
fhis was too much for meso 1 remedied thtSJtuauonquackly .l GOT
my thmgs to~ba. 1 GOT an my car and I GOT rhe hell out or thtre
The: '<ery next day someone looked at my )tory and wd. • ncr usc:
qualifiers. word~ lake really. extremely and \try. -1 almost cricd.Spons
wruers hke m)'JClf live on words like those. Wh). I'Ve use sia quahfier1
m thiJ story aln:ady. Make that seven.
Worst of all. a wntc:r can lack "ord '"po-.-n ·I strug)e WJth thas
comtantly. Oh, I try to shp tn a word or two aoeJ1 wedc that C\'CD my
hanhest of en tiCS may ~ve to look up. but it is mfimtesunallv mo~
diffic:ult to havt that word make sense (sec what I mean)? •
If \,hese kinds of restrictions arm 't enou&h. the~ as another a1 to fall
on my scnbbllhp editors. But. you art the spans editor. you miaht be
A)ing. Well. this as true but there are gods noen moR profound than
those usuming thesporu editorpo.sition Thcx JO(Isfouod caa&K to do.
as my frimd Dana says. a lin.le Te.us chain sawediUD& oa utory or mine
(i.e. whatyoumiJhtbavesccntnthtScolumn wuonl}aportJonot wbat
I wrote). It was a bloody amputation but youll be bappv to know my
rehabilita tion is comtng alooa niCely •
Finallytbereas themostcursedofwnunarestramtskno•nuwnt~r\
block .. It 1s a trastc mlirmaty that hiu all wnten at one ttmc m thar
careers, and through whose channels thas wut 's essay comes
Asyouanscc.formewntullhasn'bccnallbagelsandc~4mchccsc
So, il you folks don' mind, I rally need some help Has an~ body out
there got 10me ant1-perspmmt'' Raise yow hand tfyou"re \Urc
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on ~The R3anbo\\ Coo~huon Problem' and
Potent al \\'llh\peaier Ed Blnd:bumofthe
Orqzon Rainbo\\ C oalmon I I 30a m., Thayer
Room~ ... t 'HO~.f"t .\ L \ \'All E" A 0
.. REMt:MBERTHE\\ ITCHES.•t\\ofitml>
byconte.mponu) womcndarector...plJ) tonight
atthe!\orthwest Film and VadcoCenter . The
lint i" :1 comedY about a filmmaler \\ ho • become:- ob ~~d \\ath a ronm10g mlln to
\\hom she h~ sublcl her P<t~ Oat The·
second .,rUCC$ the place ot women 10 ht\lOf'\
&:.een through the e)-e. of oppre...\0~. 6plonng
\\1\chcraJrasn\\Oman\cnmc RThc\ pia\ :u
8 p.m. at I~ 19 $\\ Par~ . For more info call
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NO COl-FU <• THE Rl G wall tale place
ut '\ 30p m Tea.cofTc:e.goodu::)and mterrdauon
abllulthe fcehng.' and C'-penences of 10temn
tiona! "omen wall be present ALL women
<;ludents. lacuh) and ~taff are tnvued For
more anto call the Women· ~ Center at e~l <\0\' N 1\ Rf~t NCH N n:OLANO~ •
1\o at\ not hm~ wnthetu: ,,., (. <\ Lew•~'
cln.'''' drumn 1 he MB~Itann..., Nephew" as
pc.rformed b) the H1n .. on Memonol Bapust
( hurch hvc bag pea lormnnce~ will be held
tomght. nturda) and Monday mghts. h's
tree too' Call the church Ill '>32-1 I 56 for mo~
mfo .H\ EON "'EOK LEE: Malltet) of Votcc
67Q2 •oUR OW~ FIR ACRES THEATRE wall
pre<ientthrce ~hon plays a tnple-header as 11
\\Crt, on three com.cculi\'C mgh~ Tonaght
Frida~ · and aturda~ an 1he Black Sox Theatre
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ChinC\e wntcr Wu Wen wall be darected b\
bcuh ''udent ond facult} dtreclOI""i .. Calm
Down Mother,"dircctcd b) Kambcrly ma)
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11nd Caroline Worthmgton . and .. Heart~
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p m all three naghrs admt!>Saon ts free Recnol wall be gaven tonaght at8 p m.m Evans
Auditonum \dma'i'iaOn as free Hyeon ~cok
l cewillbca~uted b) OnmneSuckne). paano.
\otargnret Murer harp~achord and Ron
Solomon oboe Work\ by Purcell, Handel
Bach \chumonn. I-aure Pucc101 and Aoyd
w11l be performed
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•HERE COMES l:.VERYBOOY will be
appearang wtth l'opolcon' Mastress at the
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Comes E\lerybody and "ce what everybody ·~
talkang o.bout' •sE REPll IV E. Lewa) und Clark's Psych
As ocanuon and <;OFA present .. Repulston, ..
Tha!iearly film by Roman Polunslu ts agrippmg
Yl\tOn of a JOUrney mto ansanaty Cat benne
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•At L DAY! ALl. LC BANDS! urnb your
beach towl o.nd tannanglotaon today i~o the
KLC !:lunBurn' From noon ttl6 p m I ewal>
and (,''ori. 's ftncst band~> wall Jnm on the mu~ac
bualdtng lawn Look rorward to heanng the
Cybcrnetacs, Fro1en Beans 10 Space. Solstice
ond Walk on t-are incase or rnan(IO Oregon.,)
the SunBurn wall be held on aturday, May
24 fhe SunBurn a\ brought to you by your
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.LOVE I IN THE AIR at the Oregon Art
IMUtutem May A free lecture titled "Coun~hap
by Numbe~ . Male and Female (.ourtshtp
Pracm~ oft he la.~t Centurv .. will be gaven by
t-rancas Browang Cognn. an oward wtnnang
Unaverstty of Oregon latcnuure Professor at
3 p m in the Berg Swan Audllonum Cogan
contends that modern men and women would
hove somethmg to gain by emulaung the care
andcauuon walh which thcargreat grundparents
chose marno.ge partnen. Sounds hke quite a
theory
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.WOME '\CO 1Sfl0l SNl-..SSRAI 1 C
GROt P meetstoda) .tnd e\Cr) Monday at 8
p m an the te\\arl Lounge 1 hi\ group h
open to all women an 1he 1 ( communit) .
band.
20
.A FatTY \(\R Rl fRO Pl:.CTI\E of
Vera ~cott\ photograph~. dmwmgs and
sculpture •~ on dasplay at the l1ttman and
Wrote Gallcne !> at Port land State Unavenny
Theexhibtt runs 1 rom May 20(today) through
June II A rccepuon hononng the artist will
be held on May22from 5 p m to8 p m 10 the
Liumo.n Gallery Gallery hour:. are 12 to 4
p.m Monday through Fnday
.THE PORTLA ND CHAPTER OF THE
NATIONAl ORGANllATIO FOR
WOMEN meets at 7 30 p m atthc Northwest
Servace Center at 1819 NW Everell
.21 .A COMMUNITY POTLUCK wall be held
th1~ e\lening 10 Tamarack lounge Thts ts an
opportunity for the en1ire l C communaty to
gather and da\CUf>!> :.oc1al 1ssu~. activiue:.
orgomrauon'l 1 here wall tx. musac poetry.
nnd an open floor lor all organaz:llaOn!. For
more 10fo call Cathenne at 234-4856.
.THE J98S.86 HUNGARY TRIP member:.
wall present .. 1 ave From Behmd the Iron
Curt am "today and tomorrow tn the Councal
<.. hamber Time)> are to be announced
•rFTESlEGERANDARLOGUTHRlE,
two ol Amenca\ mo't popular and toptcal
lot._ sanger.. JOIO Ioree' at the Schnm tonaghl
at 8 p m Tacket~ run from S 12 25 to S 18 25.
Pre:.ented by the World Music Foundation
.A OPEN FOR M ON 01\'E..SME T
!rom ~outh Africa will be held thi evening
in the ('hnyer Rooms from 7toCJ p.m. Spon­
son:d b) ASl C. !>peJker. wtll an~\\cr quest.iol\.\
regarding the cumpu~·w1de vote on dive.1men1
on Mo) 23.
•
• I. C I. NIGHT. Inc Portland
St.tlc tJniver II} Poell)' Commntce invit~
poets trom the Portland area to 11ubmit thetr
work for thi\event Peuplt mterested in rewiing
their worl ,hould \end three to five poems to
.. Poc:tryC omtu~ "c of.ducouional \cuvuie..,
P 0 Ro' 751 Portland, OR Q7207 Plea\c
indude name. addrc .. ~ and phone number
Al~o a S 1\S l f· or more into call 22Q-4452
8C"O~M IM~·R AOVOCATf: RALPH
N i DER. Oregon Congressman Ron Wyden
11nd Ron I ansing. prolcssor ol Lewis and
Clar~ College's North\\e tern School of Lit\\
\\ill be teatun:d spealcn at the 1"' o da\
orth\\cst CriticalluucsSympostum .. l tabilm­
A n Educutannol forum." rhc symposaum ;s
5ehcduled lm June: 12·13 ut the Jant7en Bem.::h
Red I ton Motoa Inn. for a brochure and
olher informuuon conlllCI Conunuing Edu·
calion HI 293-2758
Pioneer Log, May IS. 1986 A shanty
Manor""' "
the college
spono;ored
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On Ma)·9
dent James Ga
rc'>Uit.~ of the
of the Northw
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ously appro·....A
ofl ru~t~on
Arthur LaFr
Three mter
lorthcdean's
" college-wide
Comrruuee
three as accep~
waf'. very attr
the deanship.
candadate. Pro~
~urcd the s
rC\.Ommendau
Commmc:c.,
stanchng com
the unanamo
hool facult v
olthec.ollcg~"
In a phone i
that the facult .. -qutte cto~e kn
"The nice thin
them have bee
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