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

Volume 51, Number 2

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1986-09-02

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Lewis and Clark College Vol. 51, No.2
September 25, 1986
New Degree Focuses Pedagogy
Krhrm \kcr
Of rhr l'lunfC'r IIIJ
,\ ne\\ M<t\ttr ol \rt' rn I eaclung
degre~, callc.-d 'v1 \ 1 2." no\\ being
ol fc1 cd I rom t ht l cwr' und C lurk
Gr.tduatc ~c.hool of Prnlc,'ilonal
Studies. f he program, \\htch \\as
crc.ttcd 111 n.:,ponse to .1 need for
pust hacc.tluurcutc tcadune pro­
gram' ts unh.~uc to tht Pac1ftc
N ort h\I•C\1,
One benefit of the program j,
that tt \ ttcnrcd towards libcrul arh
grm.luate' m the humanities and the
\OCioll \CICnCC\ who h,t\C had htllc:
or nu ~:uur ... c\\Ork in proless1onal
cducatton
"Oftentimc'> gJ,u.lm\tcs haven't
dcddc:d on thetr career' yet Or
they will \\or~ for .1 whtlt nnd then
decide thut they wnnt tu teach '
June Bruun~cr . Vtsatmg A\\tstunt
Profc~'lor lor M A l 2 ~utd
1 he program '' umquc betaust
tt integrate' the student'· own aca
dem1c bnckground Wtth clus;,room
pcda{IOPY
"What we're doang " hclptng
peoplt ~ee themselvc~ D\ u master
in one: urea and how to help other;
grow Ill that .1reu also," Br.1unger
said.
OREGON DIVIDED \current student oltht ~ J\. 1. 2
pto8ram lcnntfer Huntley recer\cd
her Buche lor ol Art\ tn hilltorv und -i) no\\ t nrolled m the progrom to
Je.u n ho\\ to teach hi,tor) in lugh
slhooh
Anothtr imponant a\pcct olthc
pnlgram h th.1t studcnh not only
lurther lheit liber.tl art' educutton,
hut the)' get pructicnl e:~.pcrttll(l rn
tht cla~.sroom nlso. 1 he pro~rurn
indudes .tlull venr\ mentor:ship \\tth
;1 lo~alteacher .
The ''n~mg bc:.nd1t to tht' pro­
gmm ls thut nt0\1 Maste~ pro~rums
dun 't haH; d,,,,room e pt;rtcncc,
nnd we will havt; thut," said H untie\. -I hi!) rear\ gradu<~ltllf d.l\1> wtll he
tcnch1ng tnt he clu-.srot>m by 'pnng
term. •lfter \pendtng lour hour' a
week ob\tf\ mg cla,~room~ for the
summer .md 'pendtng lime \\tth
pnntctpuung teacher' out~tdc ollhc
clu,~rom developtng curnculum
A ftnctl a~peclthut muke' the LC
Ma!!.ter\ progrum untque 1~ that 11 '
.t IS month, ftflh year program th.tt
lend!~ to 1eucher c.erulic.:attnn and a
master\ degree "J hi\ program w~
t\ptetally uppeuhn£ to m~ bccuu'c
it requtre' only one year and two
summers of study I drdn't feel hkc:
putttng tn four )le3f\ of nt~tht \Chool, ..
nplained Hunllc1r Current!) there arc t wu subject
urca:o; offered: Sccond;.tr) Soci<tl
Stud1c:s and Secondary I unguagc
r\rt.) Sctencc und fHementar)
Fdm.mon au: two more that will
be. .tddcd "hopefully "'ithin the ne\t
two veur,;·said Dr Braungcr.
J h1s progr lint prepares tudents
tu lc.arn ba~ic ccrttlication to Oregon,
but I graduate~ arc guarunteed
rt<.:lprocity in the schools ol over 30
.,t.tte' Student can teach nght after
graduation tnd art allowed .t )e.tr
to complete uny other course., that
the 'tatt may re4uire lor,, tcu~hing
crcdenll.ll.
Requirements ror the M.A.T. 2
dee ret arc the: complctron ol a min­
tmum of 55 to 60 quarter hour units
o\cr ·' five quarter attC;ndun~:e .H
Lt The .tppro. 1mateco't ol tu1tton
tor the entire program I\ 5, 700,
and ~c.holurship' .:tre Jv.ulublt (or
lull· lime <iludcnl\,
The prOJected enrollment lor ne't
year 1s up from I 0 to IS 'tudcnt'
lor each of the subject mnne1
endor.emenl areas Apphc.·nions art
1\Ct;;Cpted from f chruar} 1 througt
Apnl I with the 'ummcr 4uartc1
begtnmng on June 23
The lifestyles in Portland and Port Orford are dramatically different.
Do Oregonian endeavor to achieve their goals in uni on? Thi-year's
great gubernatorial contest suggests a stratification~ perhap · the con­
cept of a unified state is a fictional entity ... /9
• • Mur) lhkin
Ul lht l'~nntu l,o;lJ:
Jl,l\ lllB lr\lUbiC ltflClJrtt If' Jrktn'
p.1c:c lately? Heuer )C:I h11\C \nu
rc1urned 10 our \:ill onl) to l1nd 11
rlastcrc:d \\ tth n 25 ltdet tnd
1 hrclltemnr ) cllm' "mtiO\\ '''c~crl)
'ou .HC: 1\01 Ill om: r he J)llf k tn~
s)Mcm rnd rule" chun!fed llunn15
"a mer term of lw;t ) e,u nnd mcc
th.tt trme. prohiCm!<i for hot h dnvcr!i
.111d !>C:~o;Urll) h.l\e muhtplrcd
1 he IIC\\ ""''em\\\ tmplcmeuted
nftct ,, \ tllilt I rom the ltn: rnnr~hill
111111 vcar I trc: lanes \\ere cons1unt I}
bc:mg hlo~kc:d bv purL:ed curs.
m.tl:ing 111mpos 1hlc: lor rin: lnJC
to ~et through tn the event olu fire,
In 11\Cit .1 JlOlCnlhlf h111.1rd, 11nd a
'-C:nous ltuhtltty thrc.rtto the ollegt
I he fire mnn;hnl mformcd thccollc:t,-c
th.ll Secuntv ",1 ~1u1red 10 c:nlorcc:
the lire Jan~. or tire protectutn wuuld
no longer he: pro\ ltktl.
Underthe nc"' rule .u em parked
1n o hrc l.llle rcCCt\ie o 25 llcJ,;ct
and ) l'IIO\\ '' urmng st1d:er on 1 he
ltr~l ortcuse \ cur pnrl ed 1n the
.tme fire hwe • ecoruJ lime"'" be
tQ\\ed ell the O\\ ncr\ e pc:nse nnd
.1s c, .. etJ another ltrc: lane hoe
I he ) '\len\ • .t~o Include m~~rc
ex pen t\C trd:cl'ilor othc:roffen e •
such <.~'5 tee pet fines lor unregtstcretl
cars or p.u kmg 10 spec1.1110ne ( 1.e ,
lucuh) stall or hamltcuppcd ,,)nc:~)
Unpatd cuuuun urc doubled .Iller
tend •ys and po ted on the O\\ ncr'
ac.:,ount .u the Rusmcss Othce
Parktng plac~ h.tVe been tn hurl
supply thts term, due in purt to
tn~rc.1 cd enrnllment, us Y.etl us
ongmng eonstruc:t1nn In .11.hhtton,
ccond-year Ia"' st udcnt' arc n11Y.
allo'Wed to p.trl>; 1n the parking lot
h\ Gn \\'Old Stut.hum
-. tudents• ch1c:f compl..unl t.s thot
the lire lunc:.s an: not clear!) markec.J.
Rene Orrnue-Jurmer. secrttur\ lor • , c:curtt). sntd a ltre lane 1 any .m:a
"here the: curb .tre putntcd "hite.
When .... t.;cd wh.) thc-,c: areu:. ure
nt'lt m.tr~ed "tth 'ign,,. he c: pluincd
that ao; 'oon a~ stgn are posted, thcv .He torn do\\ n OmUte Jurmer
l~o nttnhuted pan or the prnhlern
10 the f,u;t th.tt p I kmg .md ftrc
lnne urcas ncccl tu be rc:'!itnpcd h~
rnnuttcnancc to c: tobh It more
cl.•nt)
Secunt) hu hud con 1~otcnt
pruhlcm., \\ tlh "' udcnt mntudc' lltn\.'e
the ncv. rules have bt!Cn tmplcrncntcd
Hclhgercnt tuderm fn:qcntl\ har
uflux v. orkers Ill CX"Hntv and •en on:
bu~triC~> hour tn cl01ng o Ormoc
I •rmcr <iald mo~t ol those recelvlflg
hre lone ltd:etll re repeat oflenden
'"Bnstcally, \IJC have the tme fill\
people domg thr 0\cr tnd d\Cr"
'!he sord "'I hey don't undcrst.and
thUI Jl\ for thetr 0\\n '<H)d, \H:'rc
not out to hums peortc. v.c·re out
to pr oteet people:·
$1udcnt tu:ket•Wrtlc~ (n \\llfl·
stud>o pn 111on) olten htur the bn1nt
c,f st lltlcnt anger us v.ell
I here 1 recurnngconfuSlon over
thduc.auon otlirc lane.; andy, hethcr
,, curb a~;t u.1lly tndacut~ n fire lane
In some I<>C'.tllon ,the pcunt 1 laded
or ch1ppetl. nnd there nrc no 1gn
to chmtn:ue the cunfutoton
"J\ rc lire l.me curb) \clio" or
v. h1te""ad.ed one )lullcnt y, ho hn!i
,., or ked clo Cl) "1th ccunt .. Tht
pl.1cc where I ~01 n t tckct 14'3 n ·,
mur~cd ,, nl trc: I nc:. 1 h~re \\Crc:n 't
un> • o Par~tng'Mgns or unythtn~"
Unr11.lc:ld n:sttlent Kath ludkirk
enwr, hehc'e there ts a lack ol
conscn us umong lrcket \\rllcrs n
to where the lire lane nrc \fter
rcCCt\ tng a fire I nne \ aolauon lor
pnrktng inn pot wtd of m dang ,
he hnd her ut'kct marked do14n to
the ~gular t \\0 dollar line fur park1ng
on n ~•de" all.:.
.. , had parked there I t ) ear
"nhout any problem ... < ludkirk smd
Within a week ~he: aid, Vl!ooiting
l nend r~cived fire lane uckctlor
prLrktng tn the \Cry sante \o uon
tcket!O can be appealed at the
Sccunt.) rfthenppc;tiiS madewtthm
10 d } ol 1 su11ncc of the ttcket
Rene Ormne-Jarmer encourage
students \\ith 4uestion~ or complai n~~;
tu telephone or \lOp tn ut the Secunry
dunng bu-stn~' hours
Center Helps to Focus Plans
Diane Raab
or lht Plunrtr I Ul
For 'emors ~truggling "ith "hat
to do next lall term (and .til the
term!> thc:reafter, for the rest of
lorevc.:r) thl C af'C(r Planning Center
I\ a pin" tc· gctu focus "We're not
11 placement ~ervicc. ".,aid Jeff
Hedgepeth , director ... rm u resource
broker.'' he 'tud.
The n: ource~ ot the Career
Planning Center, houSA.~ tn the brick:
gatehou .. c .,t the college entrun\."C,
are abundant Book\ on intern, hip ...
inter' tew~ JOb opcntng), alumni
• • • assistance. ove~cas opportuntlle .
and grtJduntt progrunl) line the wuJL,
and table\ ol the 'mall oOtce
Hedgepeth and a'"l'litnt dtrector
• aru Hamilton 'pend mo .. t ol their
time with appointments ··\\tc get a
full range of need .. -pcoplt who
have absolutely no 1dcn whnt they
want, as well~ people who do lno"
what they want and need help \\tth
re,urne-.. co'fer letters, und inter·
"tew .. ," 'ntd Hedge~ th.
The Cur~r Planning enter ul'o
conducts mod and \'hlcotnped
intervtc\\'i 1 hi' help~ !!.tudent fed
mon: c:omfonablc wtth th~ intef'\·tcY.
prol: "
fhe center ad" ''es 'tudent 10
tooturt looktng carl) for job OJ'Ipor­
tuniuc:s, "Get HI hc:n~l .. :oilttd
Hedgepeth to ~niot "uh que~tton ....
"I'm :II\\ tl) ~ uma1cd ut the nurnbc:r
<.ll people\\ ho come here: to teur~ in
May. bc:~aU!)C: lhe\•\c J'IUt tht oil I or o long."' he sa1d .. ~ ou rea II.)
h.t"e to be prepared to put n lot ol
ell on tnhlthrs."
Th~· l,ortlanct job market i suf­
fering 1 depre ton, Wtth un unem­
plo.>·ment rute ot9.4'iv. approacbmg
10%. Wu h1ngton tate unem·
plo) mcnt rute i 7 .0%. do" n from
Oregon, .. &hanks to de ten e... ntd
tledgcpclh. I 'he um~r rcce o;ion 1
kceprng the North\\C\t depre !>Cd,
he ,aid.
.. , like Porthmd. I hke the
orthw~t I can under tnnd "h~
'omeone would v. ant to tu\ hen:. •· • ,nid Hedgepeth . HO\\C\cr, .. there
are orne fields "hen: "ou almo t
huve to go orne\\ hen: cl c: tf )·ou
really want to get c:xpcric:nce." he
,,aid.
1 he northeast Untted "t.uc' ha
unemployment ut 41fl Hedgepeth
nu:nttoned Bo,ton. Ne\\ York, and w .tshington , n. . 3 hn\ ing '"no
end to opportunitie).''
.. People \\ho ha"e cho,cn to rel­
<X'atc have ll relatnel\ eU'i\ ttme -\\ith an L degree ... hoY.t\cr. I
hate to 'iCC: 11 brain dram out ol
Oregon," ':ud Hedgepec h
1 he intorm.tllon, re uurce~ und
contucb lound sn the t ne'er Pl.m·
ning Center ure u tlultor ~tudent
of llll clav·~e • for 'urnmer cmrlo)­
melll, tntern htp" und enrec1 P'' •
o;1b1litte •. Otfi"e drop-tn ttme' urc
·1 hursd ) morntng:s. 9,00 II JU
tmd npJH)incment cun be mudc tor
other trmc Bool unu other
lll(ttcrtuls tnU) be chedeJ out.
Help for the Lazy Student 3 PIO 'l.l:R L<H •• SFr I E1\11U R l~. 1'>8~
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B1turd mt"t'l~ wee~ h to tiN II'" '"u~'
pen~umng lcl .t\:.1\ll'nu,' tl I c''"
and ( lui..
I he umqur: fun<:IIHn ,,, tlu~
commtttce '' th.ttthc\ hu\c "'''H'r
11.1 ollocute ""'ne\ for :o.tudcnt·
mill tted pHlJ~h I or cxumple
u111 1dct'f< rlll'qllh~nrc.•rtlh~.t·
unn" ft,rga. "'' lnrstudent rC:!>l'UI h
and p.tper pre,cnHUIOil' 111d lor thr
cngugemt'nt ol "''' .ng 'rhol11 It
ts u•m~u.tl Cor n coliC'J.!C 10 make
funds n\atluhk fo1 !.tudenh h\ n
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l'k.l't' unt.tl'l Rubh\ n lkn,h.tll
CUll II~ C\l h7~71tl \(Ill ~n: IOICI't.-..tt·d -
lx1novativ e College E • per1n1ent Take Off
Rnmnnn llrundt'\
01 lhr l'lotiii'U I nr
I '\IH'I 1mcnt.tl College, n nC\\
cnruluulur :!>lltdt'nt tt:lt\llle,, ~-cn tl)
hu~ ,urJ.1rcu '"' C'lllllf\U,, hringmg
to I l''"' .1ml <. l..rl>.: fl17111 "11h
Pn•,ldt"tll In me:' ( aurdncr, tnur' nl
p,,,l.wJ thrtlt .. wrc,, .tnd .1 "mi.:·
~hopnn hn\\ 10 trll\ cl tn the Cn11·
hcan u11 1 '1\ldrnt hudgl'l
II !I pur l''"c '' 10 ,u g<umc t h,· ,~>; 111'
llnd I.: no\\ lcdgl' ul I (',tudcnl' an,l
lucuh\ 10 n munnc:r "hach pet mil\
th~·tn h' tt',ICh II hi ntht't\ Ill ,1
"otl.:,hup ~''IIIII!}
"I"'''' 'omethtng 111.11 \\tltt.tl\c a liulc \\ hik to ~ctmtn I <. ·...,y,tem,
and ttl get '' udcnt' lt10lplcwlv '"'HI~
,,(,'' 'ntd Jlutll H1nol\l•, dm·c.•tor ol
f pt:runcntal Collc~c. "llupclull\
h\ the ~ nd ol wmtcr "c'll h.tvc u -good ollcrmg ol "ork,hofl" · und
''ucJent' '"'II reuli1c I Ill' .uh 1\nlllgc'
that there arc HI l,tl.:lllg thl·m."
Cum: nil~ . I he progwm 1 luoj,;mg
I or ,Htdcnh 11ncJ '" hcl'Uh \ '' htl -\\uuld hkc: ttl lll\lflJ(I ,, \\url..,hop
t'll thctr o\\ n, 'iilld lnt 'u'ka,
·"'''tunt dm:ctor ol 'tudcnt ·'"''' uic,
lntc:rc,tcd tlllli' tduah c.•an pick up
.1 ~<Htr,e prnptl\al lmm lrom the
r :\ pcruncntal Cc,llcgc <llhcc:.
I '\; penmcnt,,l College. dc.,tgm·d
11 ndcr I h~.: \\1 ( 1 n I ell 111111 um .mrl P1 ngr.unminp B\lurd. rcu{ he!> tn
('II <lVIdC cthlCIIliOmll Wllllflt.ll' l'\Cilt!t
that.uc tn the tnlc&c:-.1 of thccollt:gt·
cnmmuntl\. cn.1blc: other group., to
al"l <lr~Oillle .. cmuutr' and event,,
.,~ wdl as pruvtdc pubh.,;tt) for \UCh
C:\elll'
J ht' 1.111, 'tudcnt' should tool.:
tor l· :\perimcnt. tl College bullctim
'' htch pubtictl'c upcommg ''udent
nctl\'ttic' h\ organill tltmt~o and thl'
d.llc nl the C\cnl. Fxrcrimental
( nltcbc: " ho'llmg n worbhop un
hu\\ tu be ,, \\ ildcrne'!l ncJvocJte
Scp1cmhcr 23, and j, ta~tng 'tudent"
10 l '\JlU\Itiun 1986 on ~c:ptcmher
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•1 P ONEE.R LOG
0 1 W Palillt I~ II Road Port
a d OR 972\9 Subscnpllon '"
sa · ~rly Seco d eta posmg
llliU at Pontano Oregon
Thfl Ptr)ft86fl og rcser~ th r 111
10 Cf• "''/ an~ ad~111 em n1 wh1Cil
wt t 1Sca'llrorytorournah$11Ccttucs
and oot• A potrc •s
V•ews e:;;pres&ed nra ltlos of the
wl1erGanadonOinecessanrvro11oot
lhe vtoWi ol tr e 'Stud nt bo<1V the
racu · 01' lilt. COllege aomtniSir alton
Uns gned edrtouals arc sugg teo
and ar apptoved by tl e CO•tors
noo managers ot ttus newspaper
and reHect the rT\c'IJOfiiY op1010n Ol
1nose ottroers
Sclec1t0fl ot cartoons appearmg
•n the Fotum sect•on rs thO ro$p()fl
~b hi'{~ II • · r :)fum ECMOI
THE PIONEER LOG {USPS
4 33· 700) ~ ~blrshed wern<ly Ol«X'Pl
on flOhdaVS t:ft the Assoootoo Stu
dents o! Lew1s ond Clark Coucgo
06 15 S W Palahno H•ll Roao POt I
tanc1 OR 97219 Fratcrnit\ Seck. •
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f'l.l\ICIII!oo Ill lllColl ho,pl\,11"> TCQlllf'C ,\
lilomltntn,luston lo meet the hlood
ttccd ul P•IIICIII 111 the: 7 I ho .. ptt.tl
\o~IH'd tn Red ltus~ mo•c &h..r•
~t)(l Utili~ uf hlnod ""''' h~: lllltt'dcd
cndt \\ cd.d 1\
On the ,1\cr.tgc, the numhct of
Ullll!o \:I)IIC<Ittl c.1th d.t\ IS ,lltn\lsl
ClJIIUIIO the numhcr of Ul\llS U~t·d
1 he nt:t•d lor hlood 1 ttn·!!Otng I o
he eltrthlt: "' donmc l'tluod. n pl.'r..un
mu 1 be bt:t\\t:enthc ages of 17 und
{l(l \\etgh '' \ea!>l I \0 lllmnd" •• nd
he: 111 good hcnhh
I ur more mlorm.tuon ~:nil Grc1• ~
Uartu ,,, 293-'M)
Intern ·hiJJS pent
in Jail Receive
ColleKe Credit
\\ a'htngtou ounl\' Cllmmuntt\ ... . .
<. orret'ltons tn Htllslloro '" ptacmp
studrnts \\tth the l,robat1on Parole
Departmen t
Pwcl&cum student!~ h.tve .m
opportunit) to htlp u probbllon
parole officer, worl tn the lom­
munit\ "iervicc Office intei"VIC'-'
prob,\ltoncr. dunnr mtake or work
tn the Re.\1denual Work Release:
foc.thty
Student\ can tntervtew chcol!l. go
tn court heanng'>. meet with chenl!i
in jail and at thctr homes, and do
genernl c.aH management
documentauon
College cred1C ~n be earned ba.~
on the number of houn. spent in the
correcuons department Che-cl with
your ac:llderntc advt:sor or college
field placemt'nt office for dctatb. •
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Receive Honor
Of Publication
rwo !ittUdcnt\ I rom the hl'llory
deportment h.tv(' rc:cen1ly gnmed
rccogntuon m two pubhcauon\
K tmbcrlySwWl)On .Juntor. published
a paper thai wru wntten for H 1story
21q and Chrt~o Kadas '84, hud ht'
HiMory ~S4 paper publi<ihcd .
Swanson 's paper, entitled "Evo I 0\CI\ I>H and the ltnmancc nf
Ore gun II ''lor~", \\01\ .. ubmmcd nntJ
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"h1ch ts puhlhhl·ll b' the lJnl\t:Nt\
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S\\,lll'un\ ''uth 111 tim. Oregon
ntn ch~t untl cuhumlptnpnncnt ",,,
,1l'u ptc~entcd ,,, tlu.• IIJXI\ \\.'omen\
Studte" s, mp'"'um S\\,tn"HI,
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I cue" 10 the Edttor should
be uddn:ssed to Bo:t 21. The
deucJhne ·~ 5 p.m on rndn y~.
<;ubmt!t'>tOn!l ~hould be tvped
double-\paced and tnclude th~
author\ nume D.\ weU ~academt c
c.lu~-. or fuculty<.~tnndmg length
'hould be 3SO words or I~ All
letters wtll be pubhshed but are
'tUbject to edtung for grammar ,
length and libelous statcmtnts .
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rtght to hold tenets iJ space
problems ame. All letters must
be accomp_amed by identification. Fea1
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tcrc'>l ul the ,olh•ort
blc other group' to
mim1r:-. und cvenh,
c publicity lor 'uch
ocnt' 'hould luok
,\I College bulktim
upcoming 'tudcnt
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fed and tncludc the
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hy~tnndmg . Length
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Key to Fly's Habit Unlocked
with Per i tant Mind-Search
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( ynthio Lope1
I or tht rlonrtr l oa
h. yes l'o 1\nrJ\1 .~t rl\'. Per·
lt.t(l\ you ha\·c overheard frc:,hmen
huning ubut lht' title which has
hc~:omc ,, buu \\.ord tbell. 1 hi.o; httlc
gnat ol " hook ( II Q puge-.) fit, :1
whole warm ol mtcrc: ting. uth>r­
rmathc, and angemou' information
.tbnut thi plnnct \ mo\t unapprc·
em ted ere ut un:;: 1 he 11).
Wtincn b) biOlogy world luminary
\'int'\·nt (, Dcth1cr,the hook locmc'
on the wos king. ... ol the fly ahc:r
,,II,",. \\h) ~cute lor anythtng so
pro\,tic. ol'l tht luborutor)' nu, ~0
giddy a\ tht !ZUtnca ptg 'IO phltgmutu:
,,, the lrog. 'o reptthun <L'i thech1cken.
'o cuu,inl) 1h the cl1impuo/cc''''
\\ell, tranl.:ly, o ~nod scm~on to
huv~ (hcN.'n anything but the Oy"
1hut ,j,c prc,cnl" u ver) obviou'
diliiculty. cvcrthcles~. OcthicrdOC" just rinc: 111 peri<H nung \Hillllc
l'Xpt•rimcnt' with the an,e~:t ·'"\\ell
,I\ nlUJOr \Urg.:ry
I kthicr \ cxp('rimcnh t .tngc frnm
dcmnn,ttHIIng the n~' abilit} 10
lotio\\ .111 anrtici.tltrlltl to opu.uing
nn a lh ''' ithmtt uncsthc:san) in order
to lind nul what mu~t;' it hungry.
I he rc uh ofthtl>C\flt:lllllC'nt "'' 11
11) who nc\Cr ~tuppcd C'llting und
bloated ~;o much th.ll it couldn't
ffi0\1!,
Del htcr\ 11111111 cnn(CI n t' nnt to
intcrc't the reader 111 Jlit' .t\ ln\CI·
nallng c: penmc:ntlll rnatcrt.ll, hut
r.tthcr tu 'IH>\\ lhl\~ m.,ny "'ecmangl)
impthsthlc (lUC)IIOO'> CUIII:cr lllng the
0\ \ hahtiS can he <lll\\\crcd IIU OU)o\h
tngcnuity, per,cveran~.:~ und the
crc.tttvttvthat 11 take tndc\N~wu . .., • in whtch to te\1 1 he II). To 1\tttH\' ;I
Fll· j, not only about !l'il\tng tJUC\·
ttnn,, hut how ((l .mwicr 1 hem ,,,
''ell One lc.trn' I rom the pr ohlcm!l
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Guide Helps Lazy Student Cope
'l'on1 I yden
Of II" rlpnrrt lnr
C:t~r OJ' I' MY HRI\IN,
1 Guuh• {or lo:1' .\111ckrm. l11
Ra,rla/1 r-.Jr( utrhl'lm, IN 1'1'
1 hard '-'e~k,lull term One hno~ ,
lt\Mgneu the: ltrM '-'CCI.:. rc:m.um
UO\C,tthC'd ,
1 "''·three, tour boo!.; hehuul''
rammtng "'on"t help, though ome
lorm of help would be uppreci.ated
llut, oh no, anolhc:r bnol.:l
I c:" i and Clarl.:' more t~o:udemac
typc'i nught intcqc:ct thut tt's the
""rong boot.; .uthut. "2,500 rc:.ading"
of Strunk ,tnd Whttc\ I lt•ml'frl\ o/
.\'11/c• wor)..;cd lor me. 11 wtll wMk
lor )OU ICIO •
Gr.tnted ,, boo~ thut louts it,clf
''" .t nhtnual lor the 1:11} llldC'nl
-.twuld he vtcwcd WII h \tiSJltCttHI,
hut Gc 1 Off \1 '' Rra111 t.klh crs whut
tl pronusc~ . an in'itghtmtu t h~ nund
et ol 1 he .lctufcmtcall) ~uc\:c~~l ul
You will not he a m:uter rcr!ion
.titer a quid; rcadmg ol ttm ht,ok.
JU't .a wi~cr tudc:nl
'-1c Cutcheon does a guod JOb ul
obhteratmg ~c\cr.tl l.tl!>e ao;sump·
IIUOl>, U h II\: !iiUdCfll CUll I Uth ~
for C\Cral houh C\Cr) ntght nod
stall rnuinu.nn their ~.11111): rc:~earch
ubihuc .uc: innutc; .rll clus!oe .tre
eqllllll) tntc:rcsting : .111d studc:nl~ .tre
nc\ er incupacitatc:d hy pcorsunuh:ri'' •
let ulune adole ~:ent mnnnc.tUing
or loll) dolling.
I he rc.al meal ott hi.; huol.;, hem­
ever, dc:Vtlh:o; itself to ~uch tru::k' ol
the trade as hm\ 10 usk mc.tningJc,.,
quc,tion., in class .snd ntlllonk like
the. tool ) ou really .tn:, hO\\ to ndd
onu: \(lice to the olll (orrnulaic
rt,c:ar(;h pnpcr, md mcthnd!O u ctl
10 adcnltf) pr Ofe,sors that UIC fHlht·
icully correct .md compnuhle "'uh
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• • )llllr' ll\\0 pCI!IIIIhlhl'r 1\f!C.
r he olltrihutcs und dra"bJcks ul
1he luur ~ludent•l)pc!l lcnncrctc
SClJUCiliiUI, ahstrltCI !~Cqucntt,al,
ah .. t r hcl r.uu.lnm, cnncrclc r.mclom)
:uec.lc t:nhed an lllumtn.tllngdcnul
I he ~·uncrctc: rundom person, lor
e:w.rtmple, Ill \Cr) good ut crenung
t:h.tngc ollld UOUliual IJlrHOat:ht.'\, but
needs 10 lenrn to l"'fiOrti11C and bnng
proje\:1 s tu I r111t tnn.
George Jiern.trd Sha'-' "s oh)C!r­
v.sttnn thlll ~nulh IS wnstc:d on the
young 1 prnbubl) an accurate
l'>SCS••mcnt ul cduculton a& the en liege
le\cl, ,\ Steve Allen suy. tn the
lmc:\loard," ju5.1 ·''the time we nrc UJlpnscd 10 hcc:oml' '~;holurs
\\C sulft~1 1hc lit lniCt&nn O( hU\IIlH
1 o h: ,, rn tn been me 1u.l ult>.:, \'..'r: arc.
41111c under tund.tbl). pn:m.:curtccl
v.tth the nppo\lte sc , the urc orne
hut qulle necc Sltr) burden ol ~~tm
c.trnlng h\ mg,lhc un~;omforlahlc:
sen tliOn ul fnr the ltr t tunc huVtng
our prejuthl;c~ en lied 1010 que uon.
noltnrncnttun the thOU)c'lOd·nnd-onc
dtvcrMons thut Anlencan ltfe lorccs
upon Ul>, •• ..
Aduptnuon, and c.lumg more v.ork
\lotth less Ires hould be the gaul
ot 1 he la1y t udcnt II t h.tt fu1l •
lind .1 mnntra, St)mcthtng soot lung
hkc, "un-employ-ment."
Still Crazy Theme, Carnival,
Adds Twist to Homecoming
\.11try (,inh
Ullhr l'lonnr I o&
,\It hough not tntdtlllln,tll)' .& muJnr
c.unpu C\ cnt, II omct:ommg • 6 ~~
cnnung to I.e\\ I .tnt.! Clnrk an a btg
\\a\ the tu~t \\eckcnd ot October
4
I he rcturnmg ulumm, appro i-
mntcl) 1.500-2000 ol 1 hem. "tlllr)
tu prove that the 'rc ", ttll l roll)
,\her ,\II I hc~c: \'eun;,"thl:'l )Car'
lhcmc:. l here .trc caght dttlcrent cla\S
ttunton , ,m ,a\\Utds h.mquet,ltiCUit~
lectures, und 11 golf tourn ment tor
nlumnt tn uucnd.
Mich.u:t•·nrd, Dsm:IM ol \lumnt
Rehtttun-. ·~.11t.l, "It' •mflOrtant In
rn:unwan u cnnllrnttng relution<otup
w11h them (the alumnt) " lie :Jl\n
s.utl J lnmcl.!ornmg is the m'ht Yt,Jbk
"(a) to .1ccomphsh t h•~ go I
"Homccomtng '' ~ progr.tnt th.11
\.:'.tptures thC' ptnt ol thts pl. oe, "ford
Utd UndergnuJu. ttl!l .tre tl o mvohed
th1 \cru '" dtftcn:nt " l) I h~
cum1\. I,,, ne\1. fc.uun: th1 )Car, 1s
[I cilmpm·~•de event supported b~
~.:nmpu'i org.mt:t.al Hln • tndtc
8urkh.trt. D 1976 grodunte nnd •I o
in \;hnrgc ofthC' Uornecormng, stud
she 1s lhnllei.l at nil ol the slm.h:nt •
help th1s }cur Many ott he :student
urgam/AIUOO'i un: pun onng game<\
.md lood bonth!\
Other event thnt titudcnu. cnn
nttcnd tndudc lhe campus•\Hdc
ptcnu: on J·nd } • Octohcr 3rd, ut
II :\0 u m on the Monor lawn
fhc nnnual loutb all g.tmc 1 Qn
!'\:11 urd ·~ ut 1·10. l..e\1. 1 lind ( lark
""ttl go ur .tg1un t f'itCJfit: m Gns\\ old
St.uJtum. I ttcr 10 the same dn\ •
}nu chn s~.,~J.: Hop wtth Lht ool
l{ay,.utQp ,m mPunphn \oucnn
,1, o dance to the h1g hand ound
nt Stumm tor a tv.o dollln Llmtss1on
pnoe. ~ htrh 1 ~ nhd lor both • COLLEGIATE FROM
CONnNENTAL AND NEW YORK
If you're a full·nme rudent arM ac.cre:hted college or uru
" r<;tt) )DU can join our l..ollegtate AtghtBank ~l4 You'll recet\<e
a n1embet'l-up <.ard and numb:!r that '" ill allO\\ vou to get
lO~o off G: ntmental and Ne\\ York Atr' already lo\\ fares. In
addttion, ~ 1u'll get a one,nme certtfic.ate good for $25 off any
dom~tic roundmp fltghr. Plll\ \ou'U be able to earn m}:6 to
plac~ like F1 nda, Denver, Ul5 Angeles, even London and
the South PactflC. Because every nme you fly )".)u'll eam n1tle ..
age towanb a free mp. And if you ·~ up now you'll also
recetve 3 free ISSues of BustneSS \Xeek Careers magazme.
SIGN YOUR FRIENDS A
But what'\ nK>re .• for the 10 c;tudents on every c.runp~ wh()
t:nroU rhc n1o~r aCD\c: nJdent flye~ from thetr u1llege there
are 5(Jn1C brreat rewan.ls: l fn.-c mp wherev~r Conunen~ll or
New Y< rk Air flies in the 1nainland LJ.S., MextcnorCanada. Or the grand prize, for the number one rudent n:-ferral
(hampton m the natton: a Pon,ch and on yeM of unlimited
coach atr ('[(\vel.
And how do )'QU get to be the referral c. hampton? Jw,t ign
up c1S many fnencb as ~tble, and n1ake ure yuur member ..
hlp number ~ on thetr applicatton ln order to be eligible for
any pnze you and your referrals must agn up before 12/31/86
and each referral must fly 3 segments on Connnental or New
York Aar before 6/15/87. And plll not only get credit for the
enrollment, you'll also get 500 bonus rrules.
So cut the coupon, and send it in now. Be sure to mclude
your current full time srudent lD nwnber. That way it'll only
cost you $10 for one year ($15 after 12/31/86) and $40 for four
years ($60 after 12/31/86). Your membership ktt, including
referral forms, will arrive in 3 to 4 VJeeks. lf you have a credit
card, you can call us at 1..800,255-4321 and enroll even faster.
Now more than ever it pay to stay tn school.
I K~NMt. urNll".l'''l"'lo."'<"""'' ""l'l'' a 1 ,,·.ttiSI~''D n ....... l$1~''0 n •.• "t)k"Hl·n~···"''~'l
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Gili
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Portland\ IC
held lil~l "cek,
ncnr downto\\1
JICII\'lt) nnd col
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mu'itC, dnn~:c, t
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{,ilion GC!ih\
or •ht 1•1m"t' 1 01
Portland'~ lOth Artquake fot"\ltval,
held last wcel..,lillcd the Park Block~
near downtown with p~;.·oplc food,
act I\ 11y und 'olor, lhi~ nnnuul even I
cdtbrutes local urt form\ ~uch U\
music. dance,the.ttcr. the VI\UUI art'l
and chsldrc:n \art
1 h1' vcar' theme:, Artquakc I
· Present\ the Art' und II umamty
An lntcrn.IIIOnnl h'lti\al "o.Jiowed
p.tnicipant!> to experience the cuhu!aJ
dive,.,.lty of the Portland community
und underscored the fact thnt art
umlic:<-people everywhere N nuonally
known -.tar' performed along~sdc
local urti\tS and performer' 1,10 1-:t:R LOG. SF;PTEMBF .R lS, 1986
eatures Local Art
f'.lorthwtst ut~:>l\ di'lpla~cd thtsr
wnrk .. 111 booth\ ~ct up throughout
the Arts C orrtdor. r hctr worlo..
reprtscntcd various Ml"' media
mcludmgclay ,gtu""·te>.tilc\ puper,
ond Jewelry 1\ 'pc:ciol dcmonsll .u.on
urtJ where .trtl!ll\ c:xpl.uned thc1r
c;ruh wao; .1 popular uddston to
Artqunkc ·~ outdoor acuvit ic:~.
Music filled the Park Blocks as
mu~1C1ans from Portland and the
North~t pc.rformed on the open asr
'lage Artqua).;e presented a w1dt
vruiet) of mus1c1l 't~les from clJ..\..,It.ll
and JUI1to gu,pel and rock.
One of the <;Oncen h1ghhghts was
the .tppcarance of Wtlhemeniu
fernandct , better known as Oiv.1
in the French film of the same oame.
The mtemat1onally acclmmcd actre.-..o;
~md opera stnger perlormed at the
Arlem: C)chnltter Concert Halt dancsng.
Anquukc ollered Portlanders a
chance to sec sc\cral theotricul
productiono; by locul repertoire
groupo; Perfnr mance"' tncluded .. l'hc
l1d Oft the: Pl"lt:" three I utin
Amcru:an pluy : ··sea Mart.:s: 1\
r:unuly Album," p1 oduced h~ I ht
T r .un1ng Ground: .tnd .. No H nld'
Burred," a cutlc:ct 100 of Pinter one
uccc; a' \\ell "' m1me .tnd JUggling
and other puformance urt. p \(,I s
l octlled tn the Art ( orridor
between', W Salmon and Jefferson
the Artl\ts' Market was, as always.
the most Vl'>lble part of Artquake
Local Jrll~nns , performance group"t,
food \endors. and art orgnnt/3tlons
f11led the Park Blocks w11h colortul
dl,plavs und crowd-; of people At
the north border ol the s1te. "Ktd
"pace"created excitement JS children
decorated the street Wllh u.n enor·
mous chalk draw1ng led by Seattle
art 1st. f nc hal it. Donee was another important
element of the Anqual.c expenence
Keep1ng With the mternationnl
theme, the dance program this year
focused on the diversity of ethmc
and other dance forms found an
Ponland Audience' were presented
wtth u dance spectrum from class1cal
ballet through flamenco and AJncan
dance to traditionul <)cott1sh folk I cwi .. and Clur'k' own prole~~or
Vern Rut<iahJ nlayed u pec1ul purt
n'lth~ Anquat.:c ucuvit1es. Rut ala
opened the l.11ernry An'> Program
ol there uvul with ·• reading of his
O\\ n work. Outdoor read1ng" by 18
other 'llonhwt'lt writersollercd h'l·
tener; an opport un1ty to experience
locul ltterar) talent. The Luemry
Art" Program proved to be an
integral part of the Anquuke
tradition.
1 he annual event i tmportant
for Portland 1\rtquuke increa'ic:s
commun1ty pr1de and an uwarene.,,
of drtist' lOntri bullon~ to the
community . With it, entertainment
and 'ipirit of fun, Artquuke deh\lcrs
the 1mponant mc~ge that Portland
is a great city where the art' may
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II the actor.: "ere older. I "ould
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Deadhne IS Frtdav ahab Discusses
l u,tJul .1.-ewi, rmd Cl:uk cducatton Jlrtl·
fc~!!.Of Z her \\'nhnh led four tudcnts 'lll ll
twt,\\C'ek,, llh) ictuugun l'hetnr"n ''"
an tense, 15 hour n dfl) dmlogue "1th m:tn\
members 01 nil d1tlen:nt .upccts ol 1cnrnguun is ImiL"'ression o
o~1Ct\ l.a t "l'Ck l &ntcn IC\H~d Dr \\'rthnh
uhllUt \\ hnt he sa" m thnt oontnl\'tf'ml n:g1on
I og \\'hat ",, vour gencrnllmf're.'!lion ol
the en' tronmr.nt m ~icnragun 'l
W.thub. \\'ell, ~ou en e the C'ountn ts tn
Cri:O.I'S llnd that there IS DO CnttrgcnC) tn elfe~t
Tht count f) j, on u \\.u fooung. lhcconotm.
tto\ politiC', it~cuiHue , thc hie nnd l'\cn thu~~
''on u \\Hf tootmg, .tntl 1t\ not their U\\fl
doinp I lm wnr 1' 1mpo~cd on them h\ 1 ht
Umtcd \t.uc' and \OU can ~c the cltcct <ll Wahab 1 ht "lt'-inaguun~ ure very mtclhgent
1 ht) l\fC 'oOli\C !ll the mo't tntclhgtnt f'Cil(llc
I hll\ e C\ er met, top to hottom \ ltung to old.
1 he) under..cund •he Until d '\tat !\ wn \\til.
l he) clcurl) 'ec that then '' J ruhnH clc1,., m
thr Unttcd State' 'octet) and thnt thi-. tuhng
ciCl" nl.l"-es ih CJ\\ n dccNon~ whith cmpha,llc
the ~md nl lorcign pohcy which ~en~ the
mtcrc't of CBJ'IIt•llmthc ruhng cltt" So the
'Cillll tic the ,\mcrican ruling da'~ from the
"or~mg people: )'~lu and l. In the lour timr'
thutl hu\c been there I hu\C: never encountered
un in-,t.,nce ol ho<>uht). R) the 'ume token
there urc: a hlt ot people\\ ho don't undcNand
th1~ but nsht 00\\ there .II'~' more Atntrltiln\
m rcamgua hclp1nt:l 1cnrugun"' thnn there
nrc l ubano,, and thtH I'> a fact. on one hunt.!, the countr) i in ,, ~t.t tc ol
emcrgcnc) and ut \\ar a war whtch tt d')C._'"'
\\llnt, can't atlortl, .rnd '"not mterc:\tC:d tn,
and n '' tu w luch '' clcarl) rmmorul urd rile gal
and tnhuman nnd CO'\tl\ hut ut the 'ame
umc people go .rbout the hu\lneso; ollilc. I· or
24 hour' 1 da\ ·ou can go nnypluce •ou
\\,lOt tO, C:\CC(lt \ C:r\ \CO\IIl~e militun Ule•l',
perhup ... You cun tttlk to amonc. and th.ll"
w hut we did.
1 og: '\ uu cun contra~t thi' to the U.S
during" artime "hen there were internment
tamp-., pre'' ccn~or,hip, etc of "ar I hl') "'ked 11 , ''If yuu ''ere at
\\llh MlmC SllJlt'lflO\\CJ, what \\OUid
reaction he,, the ll 0\hmgton ro.\tlor 1.:·-'"
\\.1~ c~chocuung the O\cllhrnw of the
gu\COllllCnt7" .tnd lhltt\c •LCtly\\hUI /A
\\ll dotng, you 'ee. fhc Lo Prt!mn po
.md the church po,uinn \\ll' 111 fa\ oro
ntd 1\l the coumcr-rc:\ olutionttnc,,
l'r,•n.wl clc.ul) lundc:d nnd maiMged
CIA ,1nd the tJ.S l·mhu~} . and .. o idof·-- ..-:=~~
church h1cr••rdl\ und the) rc \ ulncruh IRrocl: "EJ
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th1~ aggre-.stOn t\'eryd:t) ,md c:H'f)\\hctc.
1 og: C .m you !lh e ll' ... nmc e umplc:. Ill
thi' aggrt""wn"
Wuhah \ ou 'c:c people .trmed,loh ol trtmr
mo\'emcnt,lot~ of mohtlirnuon. ,\"o ,, hlll'l
'c.arcitu:,· food, hghtbulb, ,trud.:,, pc,ttc&i:fe, ,
mcd1onc-, rhool ~upplie.. , "'~"' thmg. ,\ qu.~ncr
ol a milhon ~iC'ar .tgunn h,l\ c h~n di,pll ed
b) tht!-nggrc:.,..ion . Th1 mean,· one, tho'c
people lo't C\Cf)thtn~ and 1\\o, the' no"
ha\ e to he fed I he oountr\ hn' to pro \Ide
them 'hdter, lood, \l.orl.:, cducatmn, health
care., etc. Al'o .ln}thing and e'er bod\ I' .t
t.tr~tl bccau .. e of thr Contras, the co,;nter
rc\ oluuonarie~. the mcrcenarie", the l c._
pohc) army: that ha' no 'upport 10 tht
cnuntn •
log: Ho\1. dot he l ontr." opemtc'!
Wuhab· They don'\ occupy un) lan\.1. nnd
the) cannot conlut:t the Snndint'ta .nm~ 01
the militia So \\hat they do ~~ engugl' in
sabotage . ( rop~ arc burned, home have btcn
burned, people hu\ e been burned, babu:' h.we
been burned, 'toru~;e room'> nrt hlo\\ n up.
COOfJCf 111\e~ tre de troyed, fnct\'II'IC\ 1\IC
bombed That·~ \\hut the\ do • log: What \\a' the real'liOO of the N1cura·
guan~ tm\nrd . ) ou bemg \mcncan'! \\'u'
there any nnt;,gom,rn? 1 o~t Ito\\ doc' that rc:Oecl on t \ chntgc'
th.at Nt~uruguu I!> i-.ohning '''ell',
Wahab 1 he American government and
the \mencan pre '\\Ould like u' to hchcve
thut 'lllt;.triii.'Ua i.., \CI'\ L\Oiated. On 1 he ~.;ontrarv • • •
11 1' the l \ thut I' 1,olating ihclf nnd mulms
tl\ellloot.. h.td '111caragua contmuc' tO cnjo~
enormou' .. upport
l.?g: Oc,cnbc) our typu:al duy there.
\\ ah.1b: In a t~p•c:tl d.1) you get up tn the
mor nt ng ::11 (l • .\0 or '>0 There '' u nunister ol
touri,m, "'ho incident all\ " .lt\\1\h. l'h" 1
• tmportunt bccnu.,r the Sandtnt\IU'> urc bcmg
uccu'c:d of being .mu-'\c:m•ttc. Well,) <.)U don~
put :de" in a cablnet po-.tt ion \\ho "ould be
pm) to all kind' of 'ecreh if you arc anti·
\emrttc. An)'\Hly, \\C: hud u b1hngunl interpreter
und •' ntce air c:ondtt10ncd r O\'Ota bu' Wt
\\COt to 'chooh. we went to ·the uuonal
t\,~t: mbh we went to facton~~ "c \\COl to
co-op' We 'nw nel$1hborhood~ ho~1tul'. ehntc...
women' orgumrutionc;. youth or~anuuhoth
and so forth. We JUSt talkc.:d to people \h
went nttflh und .. muh .tnd we were wit hill I
m\lc' ol the Honduran border \\here the w:ur
I' tal.:111g place.
l og· \\hut "n" it like 10 this .. ,, .tr ronc'l''
Wah.lh \\ t heard gunhghh und \\C: tall.;cd
to r:opk about ~t We could go unyplacc .
1 he mtere-.ung t htng about, icarugu.t .-.thut
What is Nicaragua?
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1\11 ichacl ohen
or lhr rluntrr ' "'
Ntcur:tgua . J, 11 the last hope tor
humanll). or the ne\\c t Cummuntst
1 hrent'
l..'l t summer. educ-ation rrofc or
Zuher \\ ahab and four edu~ntor
sought to find the Uli!;\\Cr 10 these
nnd other quesuons
Fred and Joan Het erman arc
Ponland aren teacht•rs \\ho "ent
to Ntcuragunm ~e.tr\.:h of the truth
1 he) belle' ed the United ~uue' "as
mora II~ "rong, but the\ ''anted to
find out for sure:
"I rea lot of parallcl11 bCt\\ten . . tcarugua and Viet 'am," Joan fem, With thc Mt"4u11o tndinns.
,\'k~d to dc,cribc \\hat mtstake'
he '>U\\, J ruok couldn't thin!.: of
am • Chen I I baho • tt summc:r
hoolt~<u:hcr 10 Clue k.tnaa.s Cuunt},
had fl dtllcrent rC:t\011 fm ~mng tO
:'\acnr.tgu..t "I hau nme ttm~ to ~pare
and somt' mane) to ~part, ~o I went ...
he ~ntd
In tnc bcgmning ~he h.td no iden
\\hat to cxpc 1 She had no real
op1mon .thout :'<:1carngua At the
end of the l\\O \\ecks, he ~aid ,he
\Hl 'tr) O\ e rw hcl mc:d Wuhnb Wdl you don't l'\cn have tn gn
huc.t.. to World War ll I mc.tn "" cxem .. ed
cc:nsor\htp ''hen the U '.i bombed l ibyu l\nd
the tJ ~. government C:"\crCI'ICd cc:.nMlf,hlp
durtnp the Grcnndn uwusron Whut nh<lUt
that'!
I og: 1 here.· huvc been .tccusntiono, that
u:.nagun I' (ommum't and cen .. or... their
pre''· Ho'' d1d vou ftnd the prt:" .. 1\u.llion
there'!
Wuhub: Well there arc t" o diflc: rc nt i"ueo,
One '' that the pre\ .uhng phtlo,oph} und
tdelllogy 10 NtCnragua as \undtnt,mo whteh
ol cour:'e '' lounded on \ondtno \ ideolog~
Sandm1,mo mc.tno;t hat tcamguu j, ~o' crncd
by .l con,titullon and b) Ia" '' commiucd to
a mixed cconom), plurah'm dcmoc:r.tC\ ••
nott-.tltgnment, and thl\t "m effect. It j.; not
C ommum't 1 hcrt an purttc'> to the left of
the t-I N (Sundtnlslll\) and there arc Com·
munr~t Mur\l'il lenan1'1 purttes '' hich nccu'c
the \nndinista' ol betng too bourgcOI'i too
conscnut1ve, <tnd too cuuttou\ r her( .ue
.dso people on the rtght 1 here arc of course
C.t,mmum\t.,, there arc lcltht\, there .trc.·
Mur\i''' and l entnist tn the t-~1 N hut the
ocuntrv It' a whole •:. not Mar ''t t cntm't
nnd '' not Communrst. r hey "ill tell vou
the\ 'rt Sandtnt\tt\\ .tnd tho~e arc the baste
pillar' of ~.tndtnt'ltnO
l og \\hut about pre:" c:Cn!ooor..hip?
Wahab .rhe ;,~uc: of pre's cen,or .. hip j,
that the\ \1.111 tell \'OU \eS WC do ha\CCCO\OT •
'hip, but the) will al .. o '>il) they arc in a .. uuc \nndtnl\t a .. ) So whut t hcv have done i~
huh 'It mph \Uspendcd In Prm.sa. I he-\ •
Jill led anyone the\ ha\en 't as:-.a\•,in<lltcdl
JOUrnulist\ By lht ,.um. token the\ h
JUtltd uny prtc\t\ and the~ 'rt <.uymg tl
vou hch,1,c rcspon .. thl\ you con prtnt ~
'"' end lht wur ag)!n.'""IOO und uttack
U\ and we'll '"d ccn,or..,htp the same da
mukc' \Cil'L
I o~· Art thtn. <LO)' 'pcc1fic tno,tancc\
\land out I rom the tnp'l
\\onhub \II 1 can '"" 1s that it\ ' • mo\lnll c pencnce 1t is' crv inten\c and • get vcr), "cry outrugc:d .md angry bcca
1'1 ll ver · poor country and thev arc
decent people \\ho art trying to feed. cl
und educate; them,el"c' . l hcy'rc being dr
by thi.,l·~rc:,sLon, thi, war b\ tht\ mon
I og: Can vou g1"e mt a ~pecific ex.,
of 'omc:thm~ th,,t wu' reallv moving?
Wnhah Po\Lrt;r und underdevelopm
l o~ Whm exactl) d1d you -.ee?
Wuhnb J U\t chtldrcn. on ked chrldren
don't hove nnv clothe' on and clear!\
rnnlnouw.hcd or gnevcd mothcr..lo,mg
sons und duughtcr' l hose were the two c
tnO\'Ing C l'.pi;TICOCC~
1 (lS H O\\ dtd tlli\C\pc.:ncnce change
Wahab 1 he peoolt are afruad. but th
al'lo ven cntrgllmg. I hey gave you
they gtve) ou fatth in humanit~ because
..rc so determined . lhc' rc 'o mtelltgc:nt
they're not ~:toing tO Cr\ 'uncle '
"The people are afraid,
but they're also very
energizing. They give
you hope; they give you
faith in humanity be·
cause they are so deter-
. d" rmne · -Zaher Wahab
ltct crman sa ad .. I'm cnncc:rncd that
the U S.ts making ome ruther 1.1rge
mtstnkes and 1 "anted to make sure
'' h.u l \I. a!> doing" n~ nght." "We s:tv. the parents olthc di •
.1ppc.trcd, .md •.he~ rt'all) rmprc sed
me. llte Snndlnutttlikr.tr) camp.utzn
I rc~ll) being implemc:nted . It\
nma11ng ho" much the\ have \Uf­
lered rcom the ll s ·backed
aggrc~saon ." Educotlon professor Zober Wahab was
interviewed by reporter Michael Cohen
.loan Heht'rman lound the expe­
nence \et) movmg becau'c of the
N1cnraguun' · deterrninauon, ~putt
.md tile She ~aid it "a' tm:11ing
hov. po1oitt' c the people were 111 the
focx: ol such largeforeign mtcrtcrcnoe.
he ubo uv. tt ·cenc: he \\111 never
l<H get
"There "as this old "oman 10
the '1lla~e. und "e :nl.c:d her what
the rc:\oluuon mennt to her Wath
ICON> 10 he1 e)'CS she :!.3id ll \loftS her
"'hole hle Under Som01a she had
no1 hmg. but no" he could re:Jd n1
n li~t grade levd She "a o proud,"
Jonn sutd
Bet y I ruole. an edu,ator, \\US
.tl o tntcrc ted 10 'rcarngun, and
h~e\l.tsc v.atHed to ec thmg \\lth
her O\\n eye~ She saw the country
.u; .m c:\peument. und rculited that
the: Sundtmstlli have mude c 'per
tmental nusaukes. "uch ali the prob a me Chevron
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.1 progmm2
t=nglund un
to,lk them
"1thtn the
'l he nrc1
lor the gro
ltl fllll\e\11
Bulmer sUI
one .thcr a
Aut nltl
huuro,und
.,hoppmg I
the progra
culture.
f'hc \tU
hchind bo
lront of I
credll 1n ,j
Bulmer
,j,tcd or tl
fC'\\ held
\\alking l
\I.Orkcd in
thut ~cnt
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~mglflfl l'oJIIor ... , •.•
OHrthrm\ ol the
l\ c:x.u.tly ''hat I il
I ht• /.o frc•ma ~-.. ·
tcm wll' in Ia\ or
'C\ olutioniHic:s,
tied .and nhllhl(!c:d
~mbn,s)' .• md :.o
d the\ 'rc 'ulnerabl
Ill 1 he) huvt· done ''
~ /11 frmsu lltC:\
• la\ en t n,.,a,!-.tn.l
nm~ token the
HJ I he:) 're 'inymg 1
ihly you can prinl.
irc ... ,i<,n, and auac:
"or,hip the: 'iOme d
~y \flCCilic instance'
rip'?
rl ll\' I\ thut 11\ \U • It b very intcn~t and
ged and angrv bee a
ntrv .tnd thev arc
~ -arc 1 rv10g to feed, cl
ft., The\ 'rc: hetn[l dra
h1' \\ur. by th1s mon
IC me J 'pec1f1C C\,tr
,,, rcullv mo\ tng?
!md undcrdcvelopm
\ dad you \te''
jren, nuked duldren
the .. on and cleat!)
:ved mother., losmg y
J ho'c were the two
•
~ t\PCIICilCC: change
ole art ulrutd, buttl
g l he~ !liVC: you ~ 1
n humanitv bccauo;e
I he} '1 c so intclhgcnt
crv uncle, •
le are afraid,
re also very
. They give
they give you
•umanity be·
are so deter­
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~ffice . lRrMl· "Eye open In~. Incredible Beyond words"
Academic Program Stiff in U.K.
Lynne C B\ey
Or tht Pluntt'r ln&
ftcld tnp' thcuter n(lc:ricnce'i
.&nd •ndependen t truvcl adventure-.
tilled the da) .. tuM spring ami summer
a' 24 1 cwi<> ond C lar~ :,tudenh
purticiputed in the ~cot lund ovcl"\cns
pro~r.tm .
I he group, d1rectcd by Donald • Halmtr profc:s,or of l'ohucul
Scttncc., thn:c forctgn pro£c,sol"\ und
<I pr0!'1Uin .1.\\ISIUOI \ j<,ited cotJnnd
Fnglund and l~lund . Theu acta\ities
too~ them to munv remote arcru. • • w•thm the Brlla'h lc;Je-.
I he nrcn wao; filled with thing~
for the group to do mcludmg gomg
to mu,eums. play and operas.
llulmu ... tud the c><penenceo; c;(ame
one .alt~r another
But although tht student' did
hour' and houn of '1ght'iee1ng .tnd
'hopping for souvenir". I he. 1dea o1
1 he program w us to learn about the
culture.
1 he student!. 'pent many hour ..
behind book\, in ctu"tooms und in
front of lecturer'> as they eurncd
credit m ~i\ coUf\(.\
Buhm·r \Utd a typtcal wed. con
\1\IC:d of t hrcc of r our cfU\SC\ ,utd a
k\\ h.:ld trtp' ~tudent'i went on
\\.alkmg tours and bu' trip' und
\\orked in -.clf-dirc:ctcd ·"~ignments
that sent them to local courts uud
'-II) counctl mecttn£'
More limn lO le..:ture:, were
prc~cnted to the group bvcxpcrh 10 hl\wry, lu" or other .trea' related
to th~· program.
"lhesc lecturer" provided addt·
tiona! back~round and enrichment
th.u can't he lound in te:\tboot..s, "
Bulmer ~mid .
1 he 'it udcnh 'Pc nt ttme -.wdying.
but much ol the tnp wa' more
intcr\:sttns 1 hun ~itting tn a cl:t!Moorn
for 55 mmutc~ cac;h da~ . M~:~tcd
with the: daily 'cheduled events were
thrn tndc (len dent 1 rave: I ~es,ions
where the •.audcnto; wen: gi\cn the
chance to roum the .trea on thetr
own.
·r hey JOtned youth ho,teJ, and
purchuscd ratl (lll\st' bdorc they
went on their JOUtney Dunng thb
ttmc: the\ learned u lot about bcang
dependent on the: transportation
W\ICm thcrt
l he couN~' they hnd tnken pre:·
part>d thtm lor whut the) were o;ccing
and 'howed them \\hat thingo; to
look lor, Bulmer 'uid.
.. The> !turned ,, lot oft he. ba\ic
wny., of thinkin~ und annl).llng that
j, not a'i ea,il~ taught when \'OU 'rt
not on the 'ite • he 'inrd 'The>
le,trned about lund.,c ape,, weather
• • • JUXIUpOSIIIOn'i Ol the Island,,"
E~en though ,tlot of mformution
came from travchnp to different
arc~u.,, the classts were n way to get
moll\ atct.l to team Balmer sud that
otherwise ~tudcnts m1ght end up
w.tsttng the: d;ty and the c pcnencc, ,
t\nd e\en though the .. tudcnts
'pent time 'itudying and gotng tu le\.'turc • Bahner sa1d "there\ a lot
of rrec time 11 they u e their ttme
wi~cly "
"(:\cry dav, (I've been there: ,jx
lime::.) I would ~ce ~omcthing I'd
never 'ieen bc:lurc:,"' he sntd. "We
would walk nulc:' und m1le' .and
thinl nothmg olu."
B:tlmc1 recommended an ovcl">ea.,
progr.un becau'ie olthc kno~ledge
and e pcrience., thnt u student can
g.1in. Rut he 'iatd II vou don't know
I ht lanl!uagc, you can't dcol wnh
tht subtlct1~. ' ou c ,m' di~uss what
\\""the: •mpact of oil, devc:lormcnl .
or rcvolutionllr)' changes ...
nd even lor the <;tudents who
know the languugc, it", a different
culturt. They have d1ffercn1 legaJ
sy tern~. dilfcrcnt money and dil·
fcrcm education -.tvlc: ... It , ttnothcr • culture. although it\ wmo ... t the ame,
C:\Cf)'thing is a bit diClercnt.
r he \lUdcnl\ realized lht\ earl\
in the program nfttr thC' bombtng
ol l&bva The group met "1th the:
Com.ul C,encrul in Edinburgh to
tulk about the e\ent .md inform the
'tudcnts of the 'ituution.
"They swnd out." Balmer <>aid.
''The kid' had to he taught thi ...
they didn't know thi,,"
The~tudcnt'i returned from the1r
adventure: in mid-Augu,t. Having
1. pcriencc:d field trip • indepcndtn t
a'i'itgnmcnb and e~tcnsl\c: traveh,
the) are ready to continue their
"tudie:-. and c amant the Bnti,h
parallel ..
"J-Jomemade that only experience could bring ... ··
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J< ri~ora Andcr'iun
nr lhr l'h"'"'' 1 .. 1
"I ) 1.' upc: nmg I ncn:clt hie: lie\ ond
\\CHd'" I he~c: 1re JU')l a fc\\ \\nys
IJI \duch the 20 mc:mhcr nr the:
I C\\ 1 .mllllnr~ t.lclcg.at1un wiMncl
dc\Cnhe thctr uhcntun .: l.tst \\Inter
nntl prmg
J he ulhcnlure lurncd HJIO a p!!t)
clmlosl\;ill llr.1mu, hO\~C\Cr, v. hen
the JJrOup lc.trncd Oil he mcnc.w
bomhtng nf lah)J on ,\pnl 14 A
IC\\ d,l)!l \\ere !lpcntm conlm10n as
nJc:miM!n.c:llfcd home II) tell f.1m1h~
the) \locre ale Somt: v.ornrd humhel>
ur&ed that they come buck 10 tnc
tales.
Ml dldn'l lecl .111\ unnger until I
t.lll.:ed \\llh nl) mother." Inn
llcllenhclg . '-Cn&or, smd
"\\c re.ti17<:J thut the mc:dtu \\,t
biO\I.IIlg e\erythmg out ol pr oponton
und our famllie were c;oncc:rncd."
-;a1d ~Jtkc I >••u , scmor
Aller un cmot ionul dcc1sion
mnkmg proce .. s, ll\c: members of
the group dectded lo come b.1ck to
the sante ~; early. fnrcgomg the
'chcdulc:d lttM month' ~ dag m f e1
Dum ncar the l.eban~e border
"It w.J:-. hard, we n:nll\ m1 sed
them tn fcl Dam Rut l'm.proud of
our group und w hill "e accomr·
h-;hcd. We really sluck tugcthcr and
up(lortcd euch ocher ... Nnomi
Wtmt.:•.Jumor. 'atd,
J he 1 np w ·• an tnt en c tntrodu«:·
11on to the t>etal/ politu:al, n:hg1ou-.,
and ..:uhur.JI a~pcct!i of modern-day
l'irucl "htch mcluded ,, month tay
with ho'it C.unilies m fel A\ I\', two
month 10 Jcru'>alc:m ,t\\o wed: an
Egypt, und u month at th~ :!>tle ,,1 an
urcheolog1cul dtg &n I el Dam in
north hracl.
.. I he liN month wi1h our host
Jamtltel> wa a tr.tn 111on time, a
warm-up for whut "u' ahe;Jd."
de,t'ribesJohn Ane) olthe lir tlc:ll
of the program in Tel A\IV. Each
tudc:nt lhc:d "nh a Jew • .,h ho t
I umily while ta~mg mtc:m\1\ e Hc:hn:w
clu. liCS live dny5 11 \\cek 1 he host
Sla) pro\ tdcd the: ~tudc:nh with an
• • • opportuml't'lo 1mprovc thc:1r Hebrc:"·
"h1le learning about the Jc" j,h
r.:ulturalt r.tll&uon. ''Most of the Je" t'ih famthcto ~c:
Jp.cd wllh \\Crcn't \C:f)' rchf:tOII
all hough they l11<J obscn c: the h•lll
dn und uphold the lew1 h culture.­
c~rtuned hm llcdcnbcrg 1 hey
were I ruellt; fir 1 lcl4~ ~c~ond "
!>illd Rnbyn Munn
In l ell\-. I\ the group took 1tcld
lrlps to plnces !IUC:h Cllto the \l.tc t
Hunk and the: H olocuuo;t 1 U\Cum
f.;rnel 1ruck omc lltudenh .,
mellmg pol of ull ktnds of pcnrle
lrom .til O\er the \\Orld not unlll:e
I he I nltC<l States. I he:) quu:kl)
learned Othcrl4t c
•• I he~c\ a con~t mt mthtnry
rtre.,enc:c \rmed sold1c:11i are .til over
IHncl At fi~• 11 '' n ~;can to ~ec
men m umforms wnh m.u:lunc ~unr.
t'IUI then we got u cd to 1t and thea;
prC!.C:OCC flCUIIIJI) helped U tO reel
s.tler:· rud :"l:aom1 W1nik1 ... h. a
p;m of thetr culture. \\e learned to
liCCCf"l II
J\ two month M&) an Jcru nlc:m
1n the f'nles11nian p.trt ol town
fHO\'tded the !iCIIIng for IntenSIVe
research on un 11ren tudy nnd u
h&Storicnl p<~hltcal prOJC:.:::t. In groups
oltwo or alone the) researched ues
In and around lcru~ulem mdud&ng
~c:thlehcm, the Church oft he Hoi)
Sepulcher, the 'll} l)( O,t\'td,
Mas.uJa. und Jc:ncho among others
f.uch student/ grour w 1s responstblc
for hndmg antormat10n on thc1rsttc:
uno repMllng II 10 the group
" r he whole ,grC1up would go to
the tic: :tnd the people" ho did the
rc carchwcrc:thetcachc:rs Wc:huu
to make: Dll ol our O\\ n contnct~
~~ find our own gue 1 lecturec
D1ck C Rohrbaugh) cncourngcd us
to do thts mdcpcndent JHOJC:Cl and
not be afru1d. Dicl: opened the door
but "e had to go through, .. satd
M.tnn .
rhc ~en c:s of indc:pcndcnce and
pcr~onal gro~th a.; well •~ the
cohc: ivencss ol lhe group arc
common themes among the mcmbc:r.;
ol the group. Mike Daus· .. fhe
prog.rnm g.nvc me the toob to cxplon:
on my O\\ n. llc.tmcd Independence
that I can appl) to other ""JleCI of
m) ltfe. What I le.1rncd in I rucl 1
couldn' po ~ibly hu\ e learned 11ting
In 3 ciU)!iroom, ..
Scotland : Their activities took them
areas ln the Britiah tales. to many remote
End this term with a four point.
We recommend booking at
least 30 days in advance for
the best possible fares. Vaca­
tion money adds up quickly!
Call
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224-5000
VISTA TRAVEL SERVICE, lN\ PIOl\tl:R l 0< •• '\EPTE tBf.R lH. 1986
Fort1n1 •
DITORI 1~~-----------------------------------------------------,
Rule Ctlttvr m Ch•rJ• Tom t den
Manugmg t:dtwr • L) nne Ca,ey
\t•u·.r f:dnor • Diane Raah
Forum F.iluar • Er ""' Acb1
Frilttm,) Edt tor • ~hannon Buono
~i'pt>rl\ Edttor • M tke l.unJ
Photogrup/11 l:."duor • David Butt'
Copr 1-1/uor • \men Ro~enbaum
rt Director • lr DC) s~ hlnrp
ciH~rttwrg .\tanager • Jim Abele
eed to be ._larified
f.nlorccmcnt of the parking regulation-. ol the College '"'a
de irabte and ne~.:e-.s.an .um. Tho ... e whu ~elli-.hly purk 10 1
lai-.-,e1-fam: fashion needle-..,ly JCOpardllc: the ,afet) of others.
Acce-. .. mu-.t be maintained in ull.treas to ensure that emergency
vehicles ~an ~et through in a potcnttal emergency .
F tabll"!hment and enforcement of parking regulations. howe\er,
is a t\\o ~av prO\.C s. Inasmuch as '>tudcnlS, stall and laculty are
responsabh~ for compliance "ith par~i~g r~gulation~ 5ecurll}
mu ... t e:)tabll h con i_,tent standards lor th enlorcement l nfor­
tun:ncl\.thi-. eem~ not to be the case.
. t~urit) ts inconst ... tent in marking fire lanes. There are yeiJoy.
curb "hue curb,. and curb' "ith no color at all. h i:!> only falf
to tho~ comcicntiou.'l) attempung to comply with the regulation~
that all curb-, be painted-and p:untcd the same color-where
park1ng 1 not pernuned .
Tid:et "riter:s are ancon i)tent in enforcing fire lanes. They
need to be trained as to ''here fire lane actually exhl. This
"auld be much ca ier tf the fire June~ v.crc marked consistent I .
3.$ ad\ ocated abo, e. tf ticket "nters cann(H figure out where
the fire lanes are, hov. can drh c:r~?
On~ ~orne measure of const!ltency in the parkng regulation~
has been obtained (v. hich obviously does not nowex.isl) ecunty
need to tr • .m-.f orm the.'c regulations from latent code lo manifest
public policy .
F-lnall). Securit} must be faar in its enforcement . Anyone
v. ho parks illegally hould e~pcctto rctti\'e a ticket the majorit}
of rhc time. This en ure-. that tho~c who compl) with parking
regulation are not unjustl~ penalized by tho~c who regularly
flout it. Otherwise, then: ts no incenth·c: to Y.alk that extra two
• manute·.
Similarly. all members of the l ev.i' & Clark community
hould c pect to r~m: the arne treatment . 'o preferential
treatment for ticlcting or nonpa) ment of fines hould be given. --
Currently ~tudenL' 'tran~cnp~ are withheld 'hould their accounb
shov. <l.n unpaid tr.aftic tine Faculty and ~taft do not have a
t~an~crapt to be wuhheld. but that doc not c~CU\c liability.
facuhr and stat~ should have traffic fine' deducted I rom Lheir
~ages tfthey retuse to pa~ the1r fines. The regulations would
tncur _better r~pect tf the)' were: equal in thcar application .
Ulum.atcly, howe"cr ~ cooperauon of the students, taft and
tac~hy '' e'isenual Thts would enable us to a\ oid line) and
to-wang a~togcther ~!I orne have already disco\cred, parking
properly 1!1. much easter. Let's do it. •
Amendment Discriminates Against Poorer Students
There lS an net of leguJ dlSCnmtnatton bcmg
employed m man) of the collcgc.s und
Unt\icrsnaes •n the Unated States h has aho
found its"' D) Jnto the carpeted hall of I e"' 1
and Clark This discrimmatof) procedure
"as brought :.bout b) the federal government
und currently aftect.s thowand of college
tudents.
In 19 2.the tederalgo\crnmem pa ed the
olomon Amendment whtch 11:quu'CS aU those
rcoet\ tng fedenallinanci3J rud to state:"' he1her
or not the) ha\'t regntered "''th the SelectJ\C:
~ emce Males O\er 18 )e.ars of age"' ho are
asl.:c:d the quesuon must sns~'tr )CS (e~cept
those v.ho meet one ol the provuton for
go,ernment exemption) or are refused a1d
John l.unsford u a se.ruor uuunallo1111/ offaJrs
mOJOf Of course one could he. but if caught 1 here lS
a pos-stbilit.) of sen1ng up to live years in jail
wnh a sro.ooo line.
lltc federnl gO\ernment rs dt,cnminating
ug:unsl those \\ith lo\\ income' who oppose
rc,tustc:nng for the draft by t)'mg compliance
\It uh the money ncces at) 10 go to college.
People Y.ho c-.m :1fford htghcr educ-ation
"It hour federal ~sr tancc are not legally
req_u•red 10 .•.sn a form staling that they are
rega tercd ~11h the Sclcctl\'e Service before
they are uble to enroll m classes. Thu , the
go"emmena is tn effect ducnmmaung between
those ~ ho have money and those "'ho do
not
ome ma) not coos1der thts to be di crim-• anauon at all: rather, like the" riters of this
amendment, the} might feel that if )OU are
gomg to ask for aid from the go\ernment,
t:ARt.. I I f.+€A~ T}iAT 'T}1G"/-A JAP5 ~~
5o ~ otr<.s, THcf..{ 5(.-,q{ Tt1e/'1
vP 0!...1 Pc1212-tS W~CS.
I on • J then y~u shou.ld expect to comply wath tt~
rule '\ et th1s IS not true of others who eek
go\ernment atd.
If .1 "ere a bu\ines~person in Lake 0 ·wego
eekmg a t.l\ break from the government, J
"ould not hJ\'e to \late that I had recrio;rered
\It ith lht. \tfective ~ervicc a., one of the
rcqu~remc. nt\ for r'l:cet\' mg m} "aid". ,\Jbeit,
thas ktnd ol .. aid" as not n.s direct a'i a )ludc:nt
askang lor money to funher their education.
yet they are both seekmg government
a tstance.
~ i\ ide lrom the: monetary aspect, the
olomon Amendment docs not nllo"' for tho~
"'ho, for rc:ligrou~ reasons or matters ol con·
c1ence. oppose reghtenng for the draft. The~
people feel thatt hetr con.mtuttonal rights are
bcmg \rotated by the amendment. Ho\l;c\·er.
the Supreme Court ruled in 1984 that the
Solomon Amendment was indeed constnutionaJ
Oeo;pite the upremc Court's rulrng, I do
belreH~ that the: ~olomon Amendment h dis-• cnmmatory. ThO'loC \It ho oppose the amendment
'hould voice their oppo,ition to their repre­
sentative in Congrc s.
We could ulso petition the college to set up
lund" thul 't'ould be dispersed among tho<;e
who qualrty for federal financial aid, yet are
opposed to meeting the condillons required
b) the amendment T·or further information
regardmg the Solomon Amendment contact
Lc:'t't and Clarl.: haplam, J•m \tuaJ1, or
the North~e"t Drnlt oun elling (enter in
Portland at 2Jl\-0605.
by John Lunsford
u...JON DCR.. I F ~Q N U"\ + '"BA
~w Ai30UT 1Ht5?
• •
• A II C 1~(\\ II
Inter Htlc
beauuful r"'rt
runge tO\\ cr u1
00,, rests ''n ttl
hor5h '' mtcr ah~
tnto de ent ll
the C: ISIC::OCC 0~
b) the rour ot t
nbout se\ c:n h
nn .. hcs h) 1 he
conflrnuns the
rcod • "Entenn
I he ume :t.o
. ~1111 '' tthm the
boundur) othe
I Oregon. l h1 'I
' \\ tth 11 awl. .t
rntlc: • p,,pullll
· tlen"'Y of ligt
square mile. r
the rest lll the
come I rom Boi
Tht~ I\OIUtt
\laughter, Nor
he~~ naY. the I
crnor. She dra
IUC:O(} ol pC:OJ
I "e t of the ~
Her con~en•
m the Dcmoc;
~crt Gold chn
of ht appeal)
Etn11 lthl IS
fonml t'clllor (
• tea
In ly ie
fh~ quota/101
mall g1
m~ ell visite • through a proj
education di,
groupswhoh
toured the co
I talked to U VI
1 The selectil
of children. m!
pohtical anal ~
.. mi,ture of
concaliution,
despair nd
The pass~
tnbulatton ~
• tcaragua ts
richett coun~
class is puntS
to be truJv seU • has been re
to the: nppea1
the vatollal -Mandelus. n
to realize the
tla.ss will hn\
1 to"\\ in ...
"We kno\\
us, includingJ
militan or~ -we are at wu1
gcncy. Our eJ
mainly the uj
lhh cri.'>is am~
countr) exer
Britain in thC
wurgo\cmnl
What are we
go.,c:rnment
CCOUI) Y. ar C
ctn')orshaop 1
1 he JOUr11
respon tbihtl
change soctc:
We uc:n'tJU
the FSL . ~
\\C rc:pon."
the: people tell
"M; wun~
a fl()lthool\ 1
tht ltiOIIIUOI.
kfl()"-J 011 ·,~
ktiO"- I (.lU U~
11 "'1/1 hr Jwr
pollc') nltlfll
to tmderJlcJI!
"11h u' m thl •
•
ruling. I do
mentis dis­
amendment
their repre-
•ge to et up
nong tho'e
aid, )Clare
ns required
)formation
:nt contact
~tu.art , or
Center 1n
[ord
• • regontans
An cast" .ud JOUrnc} I rom Purtlunt.l uti
1 n tcn.t.llc 8·l h• '"&-") ou to ;m me red 1 hi\
hcnullful part olthe sHUc Ru~cd rnuuntntn
r 1ngc~ t< ,,cr tn C\'t:r\ clirccunn. 1\ mruulc nf
00,, rc ts on then nenk • n prelude to a not her
harsh "mter .. heud Suddenly the road rtlungo
1 11uo de cent In tht" lone!). lors.1ken place,
the u&Stcncc ofhuman:s '" nckno\1. lcdgcrl unl\
b\ the: roar ol tmntl: on the mtentnte ,\fter
, bout even hour of dn\ wg, malepo!>t 57
nush~ b) I he o;agn the ad nppcars 1n 'te\\,
confimung the: Ionge' tl) of )OUI JOUmc) It
rc.td "L ntenns Mounuun ltmc Zone "
1 he ttmc: tnne has changed, but \ ou arc
1111 \\athtn the ~<11 t penmetcr ol a polmcal
boundary other\\tSC: kno\\n ,, the Stute ol
· Oregon. 1 ha l5 ah remote Sl)utheast corner,
1 "'ith 1t und. sa!(etlrush-Jonc:d JO.OOO quare
' mtlc: , populated b) onl) 4J,OOO people. 11
Jcn'ilt) ol light!) mllrc than one pcr~on per
~4uure mile. The clod: '"one ~our uhea? of
th~ tC\l ol I he 'itUlC:. rhc: teJC\I'StOn '\lUltono;
come from Boi~e . .
Th1' t'lolutcd area produced a nauvc
daughter, 'orma Paulu~. Rat~ed in Burn,,
he,, no\\ the Repubhcun cand•date for go~­
unor She dra\\S upon u loyal rural consll·
auenn of people that lcel the political clue
\\est ,~f the Cu.~adcs ha' c too much po"er.
Her con~ervall\c St) lei in .;harp contrast
to the Dcmocrnuc candtdate lor gO\•emor,
Neal Goldschmadt. Hi c~penence (and most
of ha appeal) ts in the Will:1mene Valle), a
Emu Jltbi n a Jt'mor ecoTJomrcf major and
forum cclum oftlus paper. PIO £ R LO(,, EPTEMBER 25. 1986
ubernatorial Race Issues
H alem is rnentioned in a cynical tone of voice: it is a
place for bureaucrab and politician~. but not for reaL,
honest and humble people:·
liL .. t.mt uh truc\lon !>omc three to four hundn.'tl
mtlc" n~uy Ut plnl:c ol ungm. coupled wuh
h1~ prng~ 1\'C nnd hbcmJ hpprO.ICh lO pohllCS.
encounter dcc:p-rootcd u ptcton on the open
r.ange I lu.s "'u:,pteton '"' m.an•f~ IN an rtlercn~
10 the stute apit •I .. S 1lcm·ts mcnuuned an
a cynical tone ol \ OJ<:c: u as a pl:t\:C: for
hureuucral!\ Hnd politicians, but nut for re.1l.
hone:'' unJ humble: people rhe) exio;t to
.lli,f~ the cities· needs, not to address the
concern of rural people.
In tht ch:ctton ~cur, 198b. a govemo~hip
1 at tukc. 1 he Saturday debate of the guh­
ern:uorml c.tndidutc at Gleneden Heach "a,s
another chapter an tht r.1ce. ,\hernating :11
the poc.hum ~.l Seal Gold chm1dt nnd ~orma
Paulus. f·urhcr, Goldschmidt hnd commented
thnt Ea tcr n Oregon" as o piDcc an the maddle
ol no\\herc. "he~ nobod) hves He later
upologlled lor the n:mnrk. but 11 may ha-.e
co t ham the elecuon Paulus, on lhe other
hand. ha run un almost anu-Portland cam­
paagn. he a a champton of .. Thc: Rest olthe \tuu~M I ha trend 1"1 dt turb1n~ 11 nut nnl\
cpnomttC:!\ the dt tru 1 bctuc:en Orc:goru<~n'
that hmc: c t'ltc:d lor ea~. but II nl'u fo~ttr
dt 'oC:nston hCI\\CCII L1
Portland nnd the re t ol the t '''" lead •'
\C~ dalfcrc:nt eM~tcnu-. and l.tiX u \Cr) Utllcrcnt
et of problem!> . Portl.uu.Jcn. ..re looltng 10
1 he t.lle for solutaon!'. to un m.Jdcqu:ue
tr •nsrH>rlatwn net\\otk and crumbhug
mfra tructun:. the dcclm1ng quaht~ of c:du­
CUtlon, and the Ollflng cnme rote h 1 no
\\Onder then, that Ponlunden; conmler the
tate's pttora ttc~ to be urbnn pnorcue~ 1 ht)
1 an fact u unll\ the ca c. an~ the 0\cr­
\\hclmmg maJOOt) of lute Jegl51nton. are
c:lectell from the urbnn metropolitan area
The rest of the state, howC\c:r has n daffercnt
\IC:U To the: rnn her 10 umptcr, the: necc:Mtl)
that Baker Count) conf£trm to state land u e
plan nang l.'> arc hall.: and anfnn~ uron penonaJ
freedom In Redmond. a mall ~chute;
('ouru) bu mc.s man complams of rnountmru
ol papcrnorl and red tape.. fhe o11u~ '-Jro\'e lumber null oper ell Or resenh 'OUtiOfl rropert\
,,,,.:, llte H.trne} C nuru~ farmer re cnu the
f.1Ct that lht 'it 1te hr1~ done ltufe dboUI th
rhuu <IOU!. of .. qu re ucre or I nd lh<ll H
Uuoded threatenan~ to become lht 1 le
l.trf~l lake
I he~ daOerencc:o, 10 rcnpecu' b\. ecn
.. lrtlund und lhc: rc t or I he"'·"~ ,Jrt' ,,, "'
he unc::t.p\!ctc:d It 1t1 c: uu1 olant~rf t I"''
llh.:ul gcogruph\ "er daflercnt '\C\ of l.1n1.1
and people c:\1 t m nn arbllr nl\ cur.-ed.our
land ma"' .111 ental\ lno" n at ·the.. tale
Oregon· rcople and l.rrid cap~ 1rc an\1hm~
hut homol!cnc:ou In .1 r uctu:ol c:n e ho~
C\er. ttr .. cu_,,ron of us mcnh und dement arc
moot. 127 \c:a" h \Cpa o;ed .. a nee the l naon
"~Jullled. nd "Aec:an prob.tbl) expect anoW.r
12; \c:a~ 111 the future:
II ~~ naa ural then. to C:\.flt'<:l u ch1shmg ul
IIIIC:r'\.'\1 In I\ year, II clll'lhtng of J"'C"OnaJtttC~
cern~ to huvc c 1 ted B!\ \\ell PonlantJcn
need 10 endeavor to umJer tund the harsh.
lr<Jgalc: hfe th.tt e a~L!'.tn the rest of the state
Thut probabh \\on 1 hnppc:n to cdcntBr)
tal~' "ho never go tnto the: htnterland
l.Jkew~.the f'e\t oft he tnlc: needs t!) apprcaate
Ponland as a trugglmg urban area. \\htch tS
'uut Oregon· large t econ,)m\ of Ctllc
w tth challenges or tmmcn~ proponton5
confrontang thL' tate toda}. "c: need to" ork
to~cther 10 unden;tnndmg. rnthc:r than land
Dione tn connn.•t
by Ernst Aebi
In Mv View . . . . h.
1 htquotatiom apptaring hnt wtrt colltcttd b•• tducotion proftsr<>r Zahc:r U ahab du.rtng tht '"P ht ltd to~\ tcaro(uu f " summtr.
8) laher Wahab
1-or the Pioneer l.oc
1\ !lmall group of graduate students and
mv~e lf vimed ac.aragua during the summer • • • through a progrum 'lponsorcd by the conunumg
education division. UL:e the three: previous
~;roup~" ho hnve \til\ eled the area, this group
toured lhc: country, VlSilC:d organiz.ations and
taiL:ed to u variety or people.
The election~ belo" n:pr~ent t~umon ies
of chaldn:n, men, displaced pe~ts . educators ,
political ann1Y$ls and others. They~poke 'Aith
a milnure of fear and elation, outrage and
conciliation. anger and afCection hope and
despair. And the)' spoke with pass1on.
The pas.5age express the tnumph and
tribulatton of a people. Small and poor
tcaragua t'l under saege by the strongest and
nehest country m the world The U S ruhng
clas~ ~~ punishing Nacaragu:1 for tls struggle
to be truly self-<letennined. But uny icnragua
has been restStang fien:elv. tn fact pnor
to the: appearance of Marx. Ca.stro, Qadafi.
the Avatollah. Arafat Ho Chr Min, or the
Mand.elas The Sandinistu.s an: so determined
to rcahze thear humonity that the t; S ruling
clas "ill ha'\ie to commit outright genocide
to "~in."
"We kno" we have censorship . None of
u~. including &mcada. u.n: allo\\ed to publish
military or security maucrs. A you kno\\,
\\e nrc at wur. and we are in u \tate of emer­
gency, Our e~t'itence i' in jeopardy ! And it as
mainlvthe l' Government that hilS created ~
this cri~is and emergc:nq ·\' )'OU kno\11 C\ cf)'
country e~cr(t"CS ~orne torm of ccnsoro,hip .
Britaan in the f-alkland war, '.Ireland and
)OUT gO\IC:ffimcnt dunng the G~nad.t tn ... a.,tOn
What are we 'uppo!~!cd to do7 \ ou get your
government to end its uggrc:ssion and mer­
ccnul) war against u< and we will end the
censorshtop on that du\.
J'he joumuh t in N1camgua ha th~e
respon abihti~ : to inrorm,to educate and to
change societ). And lthmk ~e do all three:.
\\'c n~n 't JUSt a sJoguncenng mouth -pte~ of
the FSl ~ We do &n\'Csllgatl\e journnhsm.
"e report, "c cnuetzc: nnd \\C: publish "hat
the people tell u the mail bag"(AJOumahst).
.. \/J J oung SOIIJUltto ok a book. ptn. and
"IIOt('hooA. to uach luucU'J to the people m
the mountauu ,,} ht n~'~' came balk.. I
knm~ Jou're wrre.re to und~ntanJ U\, Ami/
knm~ 'ou umh•rstunJ ou1 wffermg . I A trm\
" k m ht-hard 10 rhuTJge your gowmmmt s
poltt:) 17~tmk youjur tltr wm and for trnng
to rmdn~taml m. I /rope that Got! wt/1 bi•
witlr us m tlus Jtflll(gl~ Wt will nt' er fi'rgN thu mtt·tmg. Pit as~ rt·mtmb~r that man)
jomtlltJ ho\'e /ott rhildr~n liJ.t thu. /lost r~ u
sons, and now mJ doughttr har brtn lad·
napped!"(.\fothtr of the htrosf huome.s ond
martyrs of the revolutl()n ).
.. , am "~f) happy to be here, and lapprcctate
) ourtn\ltull on.'l hi i a '>cry mall and poor
countr), and your ~o\c:mment doesn't ~ecm
to unde~umd -whatll means for a small country
to be attacked b) a .superpower . We are uf­
fering from thi~ aggresston, becauo,e our
children can't be at home. where the.)' belong.
to get an education , pursue careen and to
shope their future. I d~n t un.de~tand ~hy
your go11emmen1 contanu_es tts agg~ton
against u,. We have: los~ chtldren to ~his .war .
You can kill all our chtldren, then 11 will be
us, mother.-. who will lisht. And fight we
will, 'They shall not pas~ .· And I don't kno"
how your congress can vote money for.murde_r.
All of us mothers hen: ha ... e lost chtldn:n an
this war of counterrevolution . And we are
brought together by our pain. Our pain lS
real and deep 1 kno\\ it is your government .
And I know your people want peace. 1 8.5k
)'OU tO presSUre your C'OO[l~S tO CUI ofl. lhe
aid to the contrD.S. I know that Amencan
people are" ith u~ .. (Mother of th~ heros/he­
roines and mart) r:ci ol the revoluuon) .
"We, the univemty tudc:nts, ~o~rcrc anvol~ed
in the '\truggle from the bcgtnnmg. Our umon
wor~ed clo ely "it h the f L ~ · ince 1961.
We: are not ju't a tuden\ organuation . We:
nrc: clo el) linled with the mas es and the
F 'LN. We arc Jighting underde'>elopme .nt
nnd impcnali~m . We fought agamst the dac­
tator .. hip before the revolution , Our tudent
mo\emcnt '" on-going. We: 'itudy; we work
\\tth pea:\ants, we ligh\ the men::enanc . ~we
do education "ork and conscaousness rau.,ug.
\omolu never ~all} penetrated nudent
rc:'>btance .
Htgher educutaon \\U~ nry ehu t then. lt
".ls 1 or n ie'A rach people:. It "as isolated ~nd
alienated \\'e have hod to reform C:\e~ thmg
here. The cumculum.the tailing. the teachmg
method" and the budget We hll\IC had to
rconent education to erve nntiona1 re\olu­
tionnl') goal , not elate and torc:agn (American )
intc1~ :-.t ~tne thouMlud of u helped 10 the
lite me) campnagn tl~t ten ol our tudents •
"crt ktlled. Inc" r ha dL rupted ucai.lemtc
hfc People get ~ailed 1 he~ go Hl the: front
o tudcnts hn .. c: to teach tudc:nt . \\c ha\~
at o c\tcnded hagher educutton to the coun­
tr. adc through pecaal rrogr..&m I h1 ha
~n a maJur studcrtt umon effon_ ~u tudent
\\ere k tiled rc«"ntl\. We are in\ ohcd tn C\ er)
a pect ol nuuonnl hle and we pht\ u maJor
role. We are trymg to estabh h our plaee a ..
uni\er5tl) tudcnts an the ne\\ ~tcnragua
We have a lot to do 10 educauon. tn defense.
and in production. We: are ulso lr')1ng to
unite all una'>ersat} students 1n the countl').
We are trying to democrauze Unt\CCSII) hfc
ilself We help "ith the har.est. We ha\1: to mobahze the tudents and cep them moblhled
to do "hotc'>er needs lObe done here Ulu­
matc:l). ever) thang \\c do 1 related to the
re .. oluuon You (Nonh menc'.lns) can help
b) carrvang our mes age for pence nd coe •
t.'\tc:ncc -and b) gtVtng us ncademtc upplaes"
(t\ unhers1t) tudc:nt).
•
Pay Schedule Needs Re-evaluation
Ronlang up there ~ath "\\ h111 elM~ do
)OU have?" and .. I'm ~ooo far ~htnd t".
"t1i pay., ou buck on the lOth." u among the
3n too tu;;uhar phrase:o;; ucd from the mourhs
ol t C:\\15 und Cl.tr~ tudent \ an.lllon. on
tht: In t locuuon mclude, hut are not lam•~~
to ..... an I bomm live bud: unulthe lOth •
''Ho" m.tn) du until the lOth .. and .. lcan\
~.1it until the lOth ..
fhesC e Jli"CS 1011 refer, Of COUDC, IQ the
cullcgc pohcy or puymg tt tudent employees
JU t once n month on the lOth {or the
prc:cedang fndn) af the lOth hould h Jlpcll
to fnll on n "bturdn~ ) l obJect to tht pohc
for sc\erdl re on
fu t.l ''auld uggest that an theon. once
1 "ork an hom for L t\\ 15 nnd lurk. I have
earned an hour' ''age I h \c c med monc\
to spend. to be gl\'tn or plnoed tn m O\\D
bank account flun houri\ \\Ugc L! nunc
~0\\ . I um ~a onahlc I do not c:ll.peet to
be ble tO r1.1 h O\er lO the bu tn Offi~
J•lllan D<>m rtltr I.S u mor .(H.Jitllrolt t~n('('
maJor cmd 1 C'llrrt'tUI\ on tht! U aslwr 1011
D C mp tmmedantc:h nher l \\Ork n hour nd collect • "h:uever '' left of m) S4 00 ftcr \ "-C.S and
flC \ I am\\ tllang to \Hill bet ore I demand
tht truah of tn) labor
But a '"hole month t too long' Lot of
btll come due an the counc of a mllnth
Man\ of& he btll are due on the first tend ~< •
before the lOth
~lost emplo)crs mnn~ to 1.'! uc pa~ checkl
C\'Cr) l\\OW~d: '\l the ni\Ct\ll\ ofllhnOlli
an ansutuuon th t cmplo\ ton of tudent
pa} chi:\: nrc-ued m 11: lh nonce u month
LC C\'Cn mana~ tll pa\ romt" Qftt cmpln\ l~
more th n Onl"'C month \\ h then rC' nut
tudent afforded the C:OIL."'dcrouon ol bcmg
paad for tht:tr ~ark m cunei\ lu haon
Ju t tgn mr "Runmn" tn the Red." nd to
the :.uthonU'"S hauntan_g Odc:!l f\lnnor p c:(l)t
p;~\ -.our p90r tan l~'~.l! tudenh more a hen
by Jillian Detweiler 1'\t.l IU t•t(), l.fH I()(,, Sf P II \lUll~ ll\, liiMt,
rt
omen Knock
• Seattle In pener
l\1 ikt• I und
Ofchr l'eonrt'r ln.:
lllc I d) Pto so r tcnm opr.nt'd
then 19 6 e:t!IOI\ b\ de' t till£
~c.utle l ru\Cr51l) .0 ln!iil 1 hu~d \
.u Gn \\aid Stndmm
I C\\IS nd Cl rk ''mpl) outran
theu opponem\ fnlm the norlh
heuung them to the hall lime nd
1g tn n lhC\ dommnted the: rut~h
The 11tnnec111 s orcd thrt:e umr'
t\ the' kept the b.ttl n• 1hc: scalllc:
end theent1re fi~t h.tlf hll1 O\Htek
fmhmnn.lughltghted tllc opcrun1•
stnn1o tn putting a ttcnecred 11ft ll
m 1 he bt1ck ot 1 he net I hlm 10 ~ rd!>
OUI
I he Pto pte ked up the remnmmg
t\\ a go •I' ant he !.CCond hnlf Scm or
I nn lieden~er!J Ill I hod '" o so th
nd ~tnllol') C lnr~ nnd Roh\ n
Grcgon nl o entnrs cu h ~ored
ngonl
.. ,, e tolnll) domm ted the: bull
game ~ :ud frlth) em o<~ h R tnth
~ordlof \\ho pon.; nn I C ur~:c:r
m tr ot 42-17-commg mto the
en on .. II' a n good t rt for u
On Sund \ the P10 met n much
1ougher \\ o tungton tenm from
\\ h11mnn < ollese 1 he !l.h ,tt,nnnc
ddc-tled I { .l-1 tn n •.m1e much
ltl er tluu the (.'()rc mcllome
\\ Iutman benefited lrorn .1 fe" lud.' hre ,.,_ 10 gl\c lhc:m the edge
ntc ontcsl \\U,\ttqUt k,CXItCillC:I\
well pin cd nfTna~ lledc:nbcr • oJlCnc:d
the onng "11h u gnnl nflcr ubout
IOmmute ofpln\ fhc ~;orc-.wved
thnt '' ' unltl rns1de of nunutc: to
pin) 111 the fu t hnlf" hen \\'lui m rn
got the bull p st frc.,hmon goalu:
I I 3 I CU7
i\gn1n I C c:ontrollcd pin tn the
II nit hull und mo 1 or 1 he second
h If but \\'h11 nmn ''ore them do" n
lute rn the g.1mc \\ alh fhc mimttc:~
left I cu1 made u ntfl\ UH' tn goul
ofl 11 M l!i mn.tr) brcnl.:rm I) but
\\ hll mnn con:d on the cn,111ng
..tcnectwn \not her ttnnl "n' 'cored
ofl t hreaku\\ 1 after 1 he h.siiiiCC't
chc:tcd otr 1 hr:: cro,,.b,IT .1 ntl to u
\\ httmon pl.s ct 10 Iron I of the gonl
"I felt we ''ere m control ol the
f:!HllC t':\ cpt \he lrst ll\c m•nutc
ol c.aC'h hnlf\\hcn our l11nc lc\cl
"on: do" n \\ httn~om c rp1ltli7cd
on thnl "'nad 1\1 ordlof
De!.pllc lhc ' on: :'\ordlof ".s~
h.tpp '' 11 h lu team' ptr formnnce
"l)clcnsl\cl\ I \\n plcu~cd \\lth
,,urI uJibLJ k \nd lortht\ enrl) m
lhC \CIt J \\I\ \Cf1 'llllsfic:d \\tlh
the "•' \\e plt)etl "he ud
I he compctttton "on\ h gcttm~
m\ c tstcr m.r he I'm' f.u:c rlu: e\ .:r­
tnush Pn tfn: I utherun t nt\crslt)
I ut~ f nd.t m .tnothcr home match
{, tmt 11me 1 4 p m
Western Puts Foot
to LC Gridders 19-7
~lkhael ( oht•n
or rht l'lnllf'C"' I or:
ftcr ntmo tthree hour~ of tough,
defcn J\C loothall. the \\c tetn
\\ a hmgton \ &lings bc<~tl..e\\ rs and
Clark b\ a root
nglu foot to be: more 'lpt:~o:lllc.
1 t1cker Peter 1 Onrge h1t four
ftcld go 1f to lend \\ e tern
\\ n hlngton to n 19· 7 'tttolj In t
OturdO) m Uelllnghum, \\ o hmg
tl')ll l oBnrge\ perfect do) mcluded
H 52 )'I&rdcr und 10 punts foro II 2
~nrd H\CTitge thnr ~ ert the l11onccrs
on 1hen o'"" end of the field It \\U
n JlC:rformnnce that C\en LC conch
Don McCnn~ hnd to <~drmre
.. TheH k 1c~.mg game \\ ·• e cep
uon,,J," McCart) ~ntd "lhe) hn\c:
one ol the best ktckmg games m
moll college. mn} be an the nnuon "
On the field, there \\ nsn 1 much
to choo e bet\\ecn the l\\0 tcum~
Both defen e hut down both
oflcn e~. and ut one tame there \\ere
1, trfittpo cs 10n runtotheaune
of one. two. three, punt \\e$tern
\\0 hlllgton \\BS led b) flmer
<.JrU!I er' three quarter bud. ac~ s
"IItle JUnaor GIH) Pctcr~on led I
wnh Sc:\tn t.Jckl~ . 1ncludrng 11\c
olo •
.. I hey rea b1g, flh~•cal team, •nd
''c: \\tere 'ct) plen cd "11h our del­
en J\e cllon," McC:uty uad, "We
JU t h[ld D goolltcnm ellort "
I nlo~tUthttely for I < , the 11 tmc
ICOuldn'r be s::ud 101 the ofltn~c
\\~tern Wnslungton got 1hrough
lhl' Pw pus blod tng for 10 quur
tcr bud d , and hcld I ' ground
gnrnc to JU 157 vard5 on ISO cnrnes
I ven more 1mporUtntl} l C nu fired
n\O!l>l when the) go1 clo e to the
gonlltne
\\ nh I trnihngJU 1 7 Oe:ul 111
che econd quarter, the Pto'ti drove
10 the Va~ sng lb and hnl.l :.; fir t
Jo" n •• ftcr 1 29) urd run by JUmor
~~~• e \1c llrl\ Ort thud md IS,
1>Cr11or quaru:rh.uJ; Jam or11.m hu
Md any \\llh a crec:n Jl~3>~ thnt
gu11hc h;dlto the WW b, c11111g up
.1 lnunt. t..lo" n and I. lite f>io's wtmlor 11 tnd 1cCnrt)' "a~ stopped
lorn lc.'ls
Lutertnthc,ccond\\ltlllhc core
10..0 1hc [lro hud tourth and 1hr-ee
on tbc W \\ 22 I he) hned lip for n
field !;Onl hut on fake ophomorc
holder M1kc I nnger found JUntor
11ght end Enc l uclc1 open It nlmost
\\Or~ct.l hut 1 ucker dropped the
p11.1i'l
"\\ e had l\\ o or three opportum­
ues \\here \\C fo1lcd w core, nml
thUI \Hi!>,, dtllercnt :~~tu.tllon for u~
hrcMusc \\c:'r~ used 10 domg 1h111
'>C011ng but \\cfnlleu,"'1'1.1c art) a1d.
W\\ ulso d1dn'1 do mu~h ofrcn·
rvel). but rhc) d1d COI1\Crt J•io
nu 1 ke t\ urtun mterceptton e1
up the hr 1 V1ktng core \\ hile n
In c J>ao punt on fourth nnd IS
from the l I() Cl Uf' the ohnchcr
10 mnl e 11 I ().(I
I C \\ ouJd fin,lll)' 1\COI'C OIHit\\ 0·
)Ord pa son fourth nncJ goal from
hmger to JUIItOr IJurren Rah1c1,
but" 11h SIX mtnutc tell 11 \\D too
hule too hue:
lcxt \\ed the t•au' go tO Oregon
I ech lor nturdn) ntght gumc.
\IcC uny teet the ollen e \\Ill be
srrongc:r
"We rn.ule maslltkc!i ugutn 1
\\'e~tern \\' tShlltgton, but they're
cor~cct .thlemt &Uikcs," Mc art\ su1d
"'We \\til m.11 e the ~.:orrc:cuon thts
\\Cd und be mm::h stront~c:r lll!iltn!>l
011 ..
V -bailers now 15-2
1 he I e" tS • nO Clu k 'oil c) ball
tenm took lh l • h) MOl m lrut
"eel end In n II\ e motch r o.•d tnp
north the 1,10 pt~ en; delcntoo \I11Sk
I' tc1fic Umvcr 11~ ol /\Ire ~.n An
ciiOJ I{:C I\\ICC .tncJ 111\iCJ 11y ol
AI!J luI· 111bnn• ~ 1\\lot I o In ull
the I ( \~OillCn \\011 IS or the ltJ
gumes pl.eyet.J l·ot lite c:11 on theu
rnr11ch record IS I S·2 \\ 11h thl•lossc
conuug 111 the hnncl ot 1\\o S< AI\
:r.chuoll~ I IS 1-0 111 Northwest
onlcrcnt:c ul lrnJc:rcndcnl nllcg~
pl •• \ 1986 • Pio Runn 7rS Opti1nisti '. or
l>unidh· ld l~·ll~tncl
fU lh<" l'111nrtt I o
llu lUll\ JUO\C to he 1 \Cr •ood
)CUI lor the l'tnnccr aunnc1 \\llh
rou1 r'etUIIHng lcltC:I \\ llltU::r , one
~ \ rcg1un 1l competuor nnd u
L'\ \It\ IIIIOilUI I.:OillflCIIIOI he.1d111g
up the rank
In nddtllon, the 1c::11m h rs been
111 p1rcd b) 1hc pre cncc ol (1\ t~ttlnl
couch Jill Jonc: , n four umc: All· ol lhc t11udt: I l'OmpcllTtl.>ll the) 'II
lnce ull year I he lirst lllCi!l, l'u~r
Pnrk lrn tlliiiOilUI, ho,.tcd h) UIII·
\Cr II of Portland, produced some
ol the l•~•~t ltlllC:!\r.\cr h) P10necr!t
'' Pter P u k lltl'men's tcmn iint\h(.'\1
e1ghth om 01 ten teums eH::n "htle
holdmg buck three runner ..., Ito\\ ill,
\\hen recovered from shghtmJUnc ,
help nlOH' urlhc le.un cure .
hll tnndin~ runner l{on \1'1!.\,
senior, \huttercd the l cour~c
record \\llh hi lime of 24.25, ond lhllh I 101.1 111ll \re contttmct.l lhcu
I"C\pcct h c: w.:ccs~cs, .md 1 he.: '' nmcn
fllll C JlC Ill II) \\ cll.1s H ICIIIH I lllnll
plhced I Rth OUI or II ltcld of 66,
\\ nh K llh MIIChC'Imore, Ullllll
~I urr 1 ,and K u• hlccn Well.antl fol·
hl\\ 111 • clc' 1.' be hand her.
I he men, fcehns th.: cllect ol
In t ''cd;' hurt.! cour"e and rhe
ngorou lruuung ofthe1r \\Orkoul,
fell the) could hu'e dbnc bwcr,
but 11l11ur ned 1n some unprcsM\ c
lime
Th' first rueet~ Pier Park lnYitational~ ho,ted h Univer­
sit of Portland\ produced 'ome of the fa~tc't tin1es ever
by Pioneer\ at Pier Jlark. •
1\mcta,an 11om the Unl\cr:s&l) 111
\'lr!lilllll, \\ hu led hc1 tcum 10 t\\O
l)t\I'•Hm I tlllc' n .acnng capt un
She l'Ur rcnll) nm lor I cum :"\ rkc.
I lend C 1lll h 1)11\ td I Ill: fct'ls 1 h 11
I on pruvuJc: u 'nluuhle rule model
fur the runners
1 ht trcngth tw been e\ldent m
the fir t 1\\ o meets," here both men
nnd \\Omen pi ccd well ~mnst ~omc pluc-cJ l11th out ol lOS fim het<~
In the women\ contpcllllltn,
k.mtnc I •• ma, fre!'hmnn, hcc.unc
the tlnrtJ 1:1\tC\l Ptonccr \\Oman C\Cr
on the: 5500 meter nm c "ith her
23.01) clod:tn~ OH·rall, the'' omen
111nccd fourth out of liH~ lenm
J1tc: Wh1trnun In\ u.1taonnl, held
m \\ ulln \: nil,, thi'i pnM \\Cckeru.l
al!iO \\Ct 1 olid meet fm the !'to' • olio" 1ng R<Hl \r 'ut27th "uh
u rune of 2b:2S. \\t r,. Duke Ruc:n·
hou e, hac ll1•1tmunn, und Huh
Cr.am.l.tll, •17th, 60th and 69th,
r c pectl\ cl) Co.tch 1-1 tell t h.u h'
focusin~ on ~:ompc utaoll from lh~·
onferttwe chut~l hoth tcunls hn\c
good fututc~ nhead of them
I he I'm rnct the \lumm Ul home
nt ICl 11 m , hturdn)
For 25 Years, we've been
exporting America's
most valuable resource.
lhe men and women of the Peace Corps. Dedicated
volunteers who help people in developing countries live
better lives.
It's tough. And it tokes more than just concern. It lakes
motivolion . Commllment.
But tor 25 years, being o Peoce <. orp!S volunteer has
l:>een o chc1nce lo slop dreaming ot:;,out a better world
and star1 doing something about it
I ~H>R 1A 110 UOO 111
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I cmplc1un olkgc enter
SCHI·DlJII·D I~ II RVIrWs ·u
\J ed., Oct 29
'' UO .t.m.-.:>.00 p m,
.uccr f'l,anniug 1ancJ PI:Jccrncnt Center Peace Corps
fhe Toughu 1 Job You II Ever Love
uslgnup Hllld\'alll;(! lut \OUI llllcr\'ic" at the (\tnl.'r Placctnl'lll tenter ,\ Ctlrtl·
pklctl .tpphl:altnn \\ith 11 cupy of your lr.anscliph must he turnccJ in pnur In thl'
• IIIICn U!W. Pio
I he men'
good,ltttll s 1 , rt c• I
conlpei1110il
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tou~ c unJ the
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ve done better,
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gnnd !il 111 t l11s s u on 1l!i 1 he) st mll
~ I .aftl'r onh \\\ o \\CCk!o ot
COnlJlCtll101\
I he Pro'!. \\on nil three of 1hc1r
(;•llllt!dnst \\Cek tncludang n .Q \\111
tl\Cr the nlumrHI:t~t ~uturdu\
Uul 1 he mo l tmportnnt gnrne of
the "cck \\ll' 1~nm t l11ghl)' rtmkcd Pt\\:&tu:: l "'' r'"' ~cruur ~~~~~
I \Oruk munnrcd to kcurthc Pto
!.trunp. b\ ~;orm~ the onl\ go1tl ,11
the gnn1e
~It houph th~ JHC\ mu gom~ hn\ e
hecn pre .. cm.on Cfllltl!'it '"!.1 don l
CllUOl tO\\ urd I he IC 1111\ dt Ill c.: I
tnodm&" '-Ccond '\C tr co 1ch Utili'
Mtddlchoven ''' h h IJl(l) '"'"
111!'. tt:run \ perform 10cc
"\\c'renhcnd ol I I'll )t:nr hcc.tu c
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WHEN YOU REGISTER WITH
SELE VE SERVICE?
NOTHING.
Men. if you're about to turn 18. it's
time to register with Selective Service
(It any U.S. Post Off1ce.
lt'squick .lt'seasy
And it's the law.
Presented as c:t Publtc Service Announcement '\\ c hu\~ 1 ohd dclen c hut \\C
l1ck '-OITIC \lfl:n~th tnlhc fllldfl ld "
I '"' \IC:tl ~llddlth0\1:0 CH.ICht:d
the lcum 10 1 10 S 2 ' t.ord I he\
"ere lhtrd 111 the lc 1 •uc md lh..:
unlert:m::c uuJ he ·''~''It ~uuld
C 1!•11 be tht• lnl \\.IV 11'11111
"I m i»hootan~ for unolhcr thm.J
phacc t.H C\CO \C:Cund plac hnt h
thiS )Cur ... he .ud
1 he Pto. roc:c: t hc:u fi n.t h:<JgUC v tmc tgaanst P tctrac I ul her '"
l ni\C~II) on Sund I~ Ill r ilCCIIll '·
\\ n hangton
M1ddlehn\ en I\ concentr 1101 OJ\
better p.t4i<te from ha tc un
··nffc:n'h ch. uon 't gtve 1 he b.11l
"''a nnd hn\:C 1 lot of l"o much
pO!> mg." he uv "Defen 1Vcl '' c:
.trc ohd .1 n rock, \\e'rc \\cnnng
p..:oplc down ..
"\\ e o~rc not tlonun.ttmg, "c let
them coml! .11 u unJ \\C countc:r
ttnck,'' he .~y~ ••we're 1 oountc:r
ntt 1d, te.tm •
I o cotttlnuou I "ork on the
tcnm' ub1lll) and trc:ngth, Mad­
dlrhtncn hils developed "h l he
culls a .. dc\elopmentnllcnm "1 ha
tc:ilm 1s like a JliiiiOr vnrsuy tenm
onl) the playco; nrc mtc:muxed wath
the vnrsuy pln~er.> to g1vc them more
pln)ms time and \\Ork "11h some
or the more c:<pcncn~d pln)crs
11tc tcum '" lnrgc th1s ycor \\llh
31 pit) ers \\orktn • out each uru:r­
noon .snd ~hddh :ho\cn thmks the
de~elopmentultcnm 1 1 good \HI)
to ~ ork "rth uch n large number
of plnvcn~
"Th1 ls the lir t lime thnt I've
tned 10 run 31 plnvcrs 1s u tc:nm, ''
he slip "I'm urpnscd ut hl)\\ 'oil
the ~uys nrc tnkmg 11 It' o sm.arl,
concha hie group ol gu~ out there ''
It · hurd onouqh to lJullhrouqh st.lh'IIIC~ und
Shttkmtpuor wllhout l'lllvtng to :stru('IQIO w11h your
llnnnco· too Banh ol your convenlonco . First lnlttr&tuhl "t•,tps
So gtvu youn.ull a btnak. Chtlck our ti'IQ sMvlcos Flrst
lntur .. tutt• olfuro; to collogo :.tud1tnh
Loan• for leamera LCI\ uc; tllath you how wo cnn hulp
you hnancu your ~ucouon Wllh our Gu rontl'OO
Studunl Loon program you can bOrrow up to $2,500 u
your n• nn undergr ldu.tlo 01 up 10 $5.000 11 you're 11
grnduntu sludont Or usk oboul our Plus $1udenl 104n
proqrom Vou'llllnd our lnttHOSI Hllo<t Utfl :surprlslnpty
tow
Get a break on checking At Flnst lnto,...tottl you con
thoo!te from e vGIIOIY of chocking nccount, . 1nc:ludlllO
our Low Cost Chocking filon which co11" $2 o month
IOf tO check$ ond unllmnrn o.w & Nlqht Tollotc
mochlno usago tudttnh hOUI"'· too 8oc.1u .. o wnh vour BDncord nnd
Ptlrr.onulldunltttcallon Number, voo c,1n got cnsh
241• hour~ ,t day own days a w1~ lo. at ou1 Oav & Ntghl
Tolll•r m 1chlnos And whon you trnvol, you h!W•'
tecos!l to 7,500 CIRRU~ outomotod tollur m 1th1nes
lrom COil ':II 10 COUSI
Need a break? To lu, rn moro boul our 10<\n , ch lo.·
1ng pl.,n-. md oll'lol sorvtCtl!J lor studonts, stop tn anv·
umo durtng r1~utar bnnhmg hours Wo'll show you how
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I he hut un tmll ""c n out'"'' 111g the ul
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onlrdcnl't' I could IIIU'\ttr M) kno" ledge nf-. ulan~ could he ~ummcd
upm one \\ nrd lut'ltlt
I mnll on afternoon .t the boredom or m\ Job he
1 htlllt;ht "\\ h 1 1 he hell. {11\ e 11 1 shot No bodt " 1
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omg to gc1 the
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lurgot ~~~u nccC.Icd \\tnd ~vcnhele 11 ''" nullh pk.u mnble lond
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