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

Volume 51, Number 3

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1986-10-01

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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eM~i and Clark College \ToJ. 5L "~o. 3
October 2. 1986
Differ on AA~ P Succe
B, Tom L:3de.n
Ponnrn l.at
P~lluca1 !icu::ucz profeunr Bill
l.ev.-t,llfi oplliiUSUI:abo.n tht:su.oa:ss.
tim ofLc'v.lSarui Oar; \ cl:urplcr
the Ammc:an sorn.auon of
l mvcmt) Profess r ( Pil.
He :t50pumu;nc: dCiipiit' 1 ;:urn-
out for the group fust meeunr
lw fnda' nd tht absence: of an~
p!:mumentl~e rs; -
'"'hhouglnn a rn~ sucussfw
•mm-ccun .. Lev.li. ho ll!> ctmg ~ Emc:.r:ttus.. s:md
"''!\umem:aD~ t till\ \er) ~ooti.
but thut "a!i ,a problem b::cam.e
ere ere o mnn\ meeun., ~amg
It u \'Cf) difficult l GChcduk
mceungs at a ume ben ~can all
tr'l m brr E \ ei'\:O:tu•lhano rn nm
mmnme:nu. ·l,.c1.\B s.a1d
or the .c 7 mem en of 11 e
ilC A UP (an mere se ftom fJ\-c
mcm'btJ s th: prccec:hn.g }"1:.81 o h
B auendod we moctm,g last frob{
e UP ilS de.dt ted 10
' de,doptn ampkmenung and
Jn C the nghu of facult,.
1ft.\ thin the 1ln1 ten yean l.rwn ~'5
the AU P hu be;gun to i8CI ; a
uruon. :rtjpresentm;g :f lt} m ~a1·
le.ctr e hu.gainm Lew6 r;a , Por­
tlnnd 1t DJ\'eJSU\ U D mocal
~
atunplt of this pmr.t.t.tE..
-acre -c don"l abm of ou.rscl'-es
ti a umon,~ il..c'v.» Aid
moe 1&1'1 year. p:rofeu.o1 lc'v.'U
I!Jld plam J:un tunn nnd un
~cut~ ha\'r ib:al ti caretakcn
fot ilic LC AA P until ra: pu­
manmt IWt:no an ~ roaru!
&.onomtcc~ professor Maru
Han·Land 'b~r u est.ed ~asi
Fnd .) lbB1 the un iUmp:$!i of
!aruh~ e.mben. to oottpl a UDAll
lfa;J)OJtti i1it~ (or le enhtp m )
belGlmJOD) llollhdad ofmadf01
an orc•nllJltJon at LC 1n ~~on "'lO l..andd·eg. o1hcr
mem m wnrndanoc o~ 1h10
thc'e ~ulmCS of 1he AAUP
~
•C01Ild k:nd Uttelf tO 5 \OJ " Foa::mOS1 .am~ lh:se u:. n
fot mulmm a resp mr to so:~m
re\ mons that m~ b: de t.o the
facult.> ~~' n, process. loll 1D a
queslwnnznr,r 11 I dtDtmJ·
lllllai , a su commttux af the • Fuuh) Persot1nel d'\I OJ') c Jllet
Le'\1. bopt!i ll l;C A P
mrm ba:s e:t'\ e ti IJ ns
bd ttn the poup and ' .. unom
comm u.ees on campo
=r tiS"ues tn lld: tbr rok that
:tht fnt:uln 'lD pll\ mlhr fuD Te\ 'lC'Q
of 11 e p.res1dent") v. l t 1 t.t
plnne tht$ .fall.
0!'\0 I h\ 100!1$1 UIUCJ IS ,,s,o
b6IIJ! ra-u:ed and A\ P membm
are mlt'Jcsted m the mk lar.ult
1 pia} m tu adopt on a d
modifir.auon
'"'T:bert' arc all l:.m!!s of ws ru:b1
nov. ud the purpose of AAUP u
to U) to £d on top of them and
formulne pnSiuan fortheiatlult\
lhnt ~ our purpl)St and that u 'hal
ill lead 10 1br CO:DlJDUJIDCt of~
OfEDJ11lJ11aOD,- ilc'v.'ll> 'Uld
Educ lion profe sor Z ber
WahaD.:m I.C AA mc.mhcru 'h<'l
tended Fnd ) \ meeun u; more
pcssimln&t u1 1\ht: furwe of
p
'"'\\ bat I 1P up from m) col-
k.J.gu:s u 1\hm ~plr r: eit$r 109
btu). ltOO c,;baus;ted. 100 dJ''l4td
toO f~mcnted.,l.OD fo...~. or toO
dn'ld ualnau- 1100 cotnp!"tuve..·
\\'.ILbll:b s;aid
l.cv.'Uedho:d t
RJd -Facult\ are so • ncn on})
1 ahw dass~ and 11.heu 'D
re~;earc:ib. but oommrunr:nu to do
~ man~ lood f lty and nu­
Ql{tJ mc:commnacnlluu n~ e. '"'TD: ,group d~' n::::d lead a
m Lh! se:os.r of .ad 1 p::rsnn-
alm -l&v."G aid t:P o:: ds thn:e
JPCOpk: one r.o St:J'\<c :iUi oifi pt>­
tt..Qpm.ml fmlk group. soawam:
ho ItS go ;-eoo:r.d CCpel End
sam:one tadoilh: mectwrm:nl m,..
mess o1 J;!lt1la.. mcctlnp 1.0 ~.lha
anll agrndas arg.aaa.ed be: Wid.
'\\ 11'hJ1 unbu1es. same m11ln.t~
&o r.:a" 'bln.u:al!..t.niS dqwturt of Iour
far.ull m:::m en. tfm. lt1'm !:'\
~pbil.~.JCTJ) Baum.
ontinued on p :ge '!
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Library Changes·
'1 It Be
8} Diane Rub
f'•>=m~>c U:Jr Sot~ 'Wei=
-ih duf 'Caf>t IUS t --"a-td
Ran:h Coth""eT, IU..bnln Direm
ctmrc.rnm lhr ru:eot Ch:l~:nrl1111::
wtbcAu~Jt\ atze ~ • n ~ and ~ bducd
ird::Ja!ct rtum 11th u to fen
sa:u:S • g. :and the ll'1lDS'f omwuo.n
oflk aRBootiRoommtooffi~
far 1CclutJal Pro art the IDOl
appuem cib&IU'~
• em. ol 10 do .u.Dl~-'-'b
r.adtal thDut a seou:
uude:nt nC"'Ct' are,-n1d C.o
Tht pr es."'Dl a;en m111d
~pom:e to ClC:IJP 1ht •
eru 101 tht r ozu an
or so. Golh'a'
-1'1bt mOSl fn:qu::ot <~tU:npla;lll
l n too bm= ·.cs;~:alill)
'1lh Lh: ''i"'ll'Jl1Cii1. Xcrm ma;~D.
and te!rpbonQ from ~Cdl~IUC&J
Pr sa C
Tibt mo -:e ""' ... ~:._: ~~~ · -· ~~ -
• Op.,1 IS
B.. ndre:~ Tremer
Otr P,,~::c .... ~ St~
are w onJr.nu.
oomputcr r p.~a:x -
R rro
Co:nmn uppan M:ana,r::r
~ nd OarA 1bal. DOl to . ...-,
till d~\ p=:n DUl!ild: too
campu1
e ~-.&DSJon the .com-
pUla rr: ;p-am h:::rr thr oo-... ~
tb=rt Ui .a cbrtrr \h101 f';ltrat:lY~
Jbe!lO.IlX lrllmC ,.. 1brn
prn ur'io and lha n Chr :r2S
If 1 the prct.JWll n th21 :ur OmtR
uu.tn ~..tv. "tS il! 'ld C1aT
C n n n co arc dt :nla Ul •
~ (>Ctl!O\C:m Ute Ulel ou.~b:=n
t e be ntr u rns.:.rud •·li:n:: ~!l"~
UK'J') of the fed::ra1 S::IJYC:rtl!!lg
lhe • POSl::nndmnd:wuu
are also .. 1ISl lr 10 co:npu'..c
us:-1'\ d r.a g lk cap•-.. ...
-:a.""r ana 1111 i't :ZUlfu:1
d' abese ~ ar:: ' :Wwt
~ lS &3d plOd J&mntl1l:J
'P. C ! tru::n. -ntpJl.IZlcO
~Pl'im~ lti1 !'Car and SJJ;ned
June 19 ~ oom rxt rued
lk tkt;e to purcha!;: :l J.ml
afS I t da''l ~ e •
~-Jl! duel f • tnhanh~ ..
am t"c .,. ~armtom p o-
duru tof ume ~ n:nd oar·
IR-oom ~ . ., .. mad:- rcdoor ODlJO:
rta and flit,.:
om. '~-1'bc l.O"G:":::US:tla!l
,vu.;IJ ~=ms
wi-lL-Rlld
The -e.re fiil:d ~
b D) nb
&reai Sl ) I.!DlfiCI n:X to 'lbr
P fJC 'ort ~ For lht studc:ns
,. o tmfmqueroedlht 1tuti
1 •'llS a axmflmabl
.and • dt:rt nda f\ :'4 rlac: 110
.ud n H udm .JUilW7 'en.--
1 CIO':'~umoc:s lht ·ool]lq:,t.
1a ~ the 'i arr a!ml=
ze\
¢nd~JO
J...cv. and Cbu nptd.~..UV .;;J., .......
r tmedP
~:mao r
11 c:P'C!l • ==rl.:!':a·
a_'x=~• r..c:~b
Students and their Records 3 • F1ar.nrn Protected
by Bike Helmet
tllthr l'lonrl'r I Oil 'taH
· 1\\u\s\\e,,t\ourhrlme:t.ind tl
11 looh II I.e\ ou'rc gomt to ~et lut
•et thC' hell oH the.-"':td1" \\n~ the
td\ llx I rom C\ hl.l I nc 11.mun.
rhomore
1 h1' oun' 1 hould he heeded
' ct'lnllnJ; trom,.omeone ''ho krun"
lu,_t hund \\hun\ hkt' to he hll
II unm ,uffcrcd three lwol.en nh'
ond n punctured lungdfl r a b1 \Cic
t1lh ton\\ 11h a emt-tru I. 011 Scfl
tcmher I :2
nu:~ ~Jltll.:e, of I lamm \''heel got
cought un the rc lr \\heel or llflh ''"fi
trud: :md he \\,ll. thrm' n 'h
feet orr u (\\0 lllll' rond hrmdtnJ,t
10" uHh Shtl\\l)l'O . lie \\ns hch·
coptcn:il tn St \'mu.•nt\ traumu
l:CIIICJ Ill f'vlll,lml
I Ia nun spem st ~ day~ 1 n the
hmplt.tl rectnelins \Hth u httle hC'Ip
from lu\ friend' .md etghteen fem.1k
opel.mdatc' "ho donnted •'''ortt"d
lingerie to udorn ha room
"It reulh cheered me up ond the
doctor:!> und nur e' thought II \HI
ancredihle I he\ don't see nnu:h uf
thnt, ·he c plumed
:'\ow he as ulmo,tlull} ~CCl\~rec.J,
• although ~ull .1 hnk !'.ore, He c.1n
uttnbute ht 'nct>e,,fulrcctner) m
part to the f<u.:t that he wa~ Ill good
~hupe before the colli~ion, tmd to
the tact that he wa' \\Canng hi'
helmet
.. J \ e alw a\' been a de:" oted helmet • wearer, but now I fetll hould \\ear
tl iu't rid1ng ..round C'ampu~ ."
PIONEER LOG
Editor In Chret· om Lyden
Managing Editor: Lynne Casey
Newa Editor 'ne Raab
Forum Editor 1:' ;t Aeb1
Features Editor: "!lannon Buono
Sporta Editor M,-.t ld
Photography Editor rli:tVlCl Batts
Copy Editor .rw~ Rosenbaum
Art Director · dey ~hlapp
Bualneu Manager Parker
HOdqt
Advertising Manager: J•m
Abe.
Newa wrttera: Krtslln Aker
Rarnorld Brandes Mary Dak1n
SttMo Kotrn B•tl Seg•l
Forum wrltera: Jantne Ctausan,
A1r nctrCl Le•~r John Lunsford
Karl SchomburQ
Featuru wrttera: Kr1sta Ander·
son Sharon l"ielb ·r Mart Jollnson
Cvnlh13 Lopez.. OuncanSatl•r .Joc
·• , Mary G1n1y Gthon Go1hs
Sporta writers: MtChael Cohen
1 • · Mr ~ ld
Pholographera : ''"on Gems
J a · 1 \J ... Rosenbaum.
Lynne Jot>ansoo Chust no
PethnQr'
Ar11at: Gre&a Stockebraoo
Composition : Stleu Bar lien
AdviHr· Pt~l• t Chr•stenson
Spiritual Guidance: H ruy s
POSTMASTER : Sene address
' anoas · n•r PIONEER LOG.
0615 S W Palatme Htll Road Port·
~nd OR97219 Subscr•pllonsaro
!>8 yearly Second crass postag•J
pai(J at POfltand Oregon
1he PIOfleerLog reserves th rl(lht
to deny any advertisement whiCh
we looliS conltary to JOutnalishc OIIIICS
ana col age poltCie~
V1ews ex prossed are those ollht
wrr1UfS ana do not neoossar 1lv rallect
lhe VIOWS Ol IM student body Itt •
facully 01 the COllege admlmstr altOn
Unstgnoo odttori81s are suggested
and arfl appra....OO by tho odttors
and managers o1 ttus nowspape1
and rcllect the majortty optmon o1
thOSe otttCers
Selection ol cartoons appeattng
rn thu Forum &<.>c.t•on rs ltle rcspon·
Glblhly cllh~ Fo urn Ed•IOt
THE PIONEER LOG !USPS
433 700)~~ NeekfvO~PI
on riOfldays IJy the Assoc1ated Stu·
dents o! leWIS and Clark Collego,
06 IS S W Palalrna Hrll Road, Port·
lana OR97219 PIO • 1-R l O< •• O< I OBER 2, 1986
"'tudtnl\ art.: ad"'i'ed not to trc,pa\~ in Howard Dorm I rrutl' Juhlnumo
ASLC: Campus
Happenings
8) 1 e\lic nder.on
\'\I ( ~ludrnt all•rlf
A~ cvcrvone knowo; or ~houlc.J
!.no". thi •~ Homccommg Wctlo..
'86 l he weekend ~tar t rrtdu ~ wuh
an .til· chool p1c n1c. At II 30 u.m.
on the luwn 10 front of Templeton ,
lunch w1ll be pro\ldtd for lacuh).
stall. current qudents and alumni.
compliment.; of ;\"'ociuted ~tudents
of l ewi and Clark ( -\S l (.) A
carnh nltc:nt will he set up ~o please
joan the \tudcnt bod) on Frida).
On .sturdd), the t ntcrnauonal
Studc.nb of l c\w• and Clark (1\l C)
will offer food (rom ull ovu the:
world. 'J here w1ll be international
be. c. r .&nd wine fOr thO\t over 21.
Othc.r event!. include the football
g.amt bcgmnmg at I JO p m a
ock hop wtth tht ( ool Rav" and a
big band dunce, both at 9 p.m.
PiraC): continued from page I.
I nd IVJduul!> 1 n v10lut1on of 1 he\c
polic1e' will be \UbJCCtto approprmte
dbciplinury uction,"'rcad~ the not1ce
"I don't believe: any foundutton
to 1 he claims of difliculty 10 'ihonage
or aC(c sibility, .. ays Rankin, "for
the.-I 03 muchmc:s purcha~ed, 10)
M.tcWrites were purcha!.ed to
up port 1 he much1nes. .so low
llCCC$)1bllit) i!> no JU\tifkution for
pansey ..
Runldn i.lho belie'c~ thut it i' not
worthwhtle to COJl}' the MacWritt:
becuusc: ''it takes up space: on the:
dt,k. und U\ers have le's work room
to store: m;ucrml' '
L and Apple computel'll are
giving .students a rreut opportunu y
and lll!i ,,··good f.lith clfor1 on our
part," ndd\ R.mkan "~tudentc; !thould
U'-c proper et hlt.tl conduct when
using the MacWntc dto;h and n:ali1e
the commitment th•~ JO!tlltute h.U!.
mude and respect it totally and
without violuuon "
937
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Wash1.11 ton. 0 C. 2()()13 t>n 'und.&\ there 1 a world
communton ~oen •ace an the chapel at
10 30 :t.m .. a carnt\'al on the Manor
luwn bcg1nntng 411 nuon and the
I ehncr rno will "rap up Home·
cominr '86 at 4 p m llnve a grt:ul
weekend on camru~
the "I ormcntd I ruptcul" ~flOI\·
'orcd b) I\ t ( drt w crowch to danet:
<lnd party at the: Ru,ty Natl last
'aturday lSI C anvttc.o, both mtcr­
nnllonul und A.mertc;m 'tudtnt<. to
parucir<ue 1n thc1r atll\iuc:' It\ ••
great opponunll) \'> mec:ttnterc. ... ung
people I'> l C mcwnp' e~rc at 6 p.m.
in the I I t Lounge.
The 1\ '>I (" meetingla~ t 'I ue,day
wa-. held an Platt·tloward\ main
lounge. In an effort to obtain more
~tudent \ io;ibiht) and to provldt u
change or pace, (·u·cuttvc touncll
meeting~ will be held in a d1Hc:ren1
dorm cvel) wtek. T'his week It wtll
be in Copeland If you huppen to
pas~ by 1 he loun8c why not JOin u'
and find out \\-hUI 1\ \l t hu<, been
dotng and "'hat goals nrc bcmg set
for th1~ year
AAUP: Continued from page I. -
I
..
Proft\\or 8111 I twl"
r ngh!lh; I ed Braun, Enghllh, J1m
ku"ell, \oCtology) who were uctJve
I ( AAl P member .
Lew1' bcheve the grour cun
tontinue soti.,factorily wtthouttho!IC:
member . though thcu ob-.encc: J!l
ml'>\cd. the AA UP w1ll conllnuc
"It·~ been •• lon[l hurd •truggle
The: whole concept of ucndem1c
freedom wu\ not eu·nly ·•cceptcd by
college~ and untvcr:~itie) • odmlms­
tratton6 It\ only Within the lab I 30
to40 ycur111hntthe AAUP postllon
on faculty nght\ nnd ucadcm1c
freedoms have come to be accepted
throughout the country," Lewis swd ew Brief
Law School Hosts
Symposium
"l he Malpracucc Otlemmu ," n
1 wo.da> work o.,hop co-spon'iorc:d by
~WI ~ and (.lurk lollcgc; ~
Nonhwe~tern chonl ol l aw und
Good Samartlan Hosrital, will
di\'ICCt the pohttc,, problem' and
eth1c~ of the medtc.al mulpr.tctice
•~sue
l he hrst da)' ot the conference
wall be from I to 9 p m Oct II an
the Templeton College Center on
campu' The followmg duy, the
conference wtll ~htf t to Good
';)umarlton Hospital\ nur~IOJ! edu
cu11on hutldmg aud1tonum from 9
am to 3.30 p m
Part •ctpant~ Will d1scus~ ~Mength s
and weal.n~ of the pre-en I ~y-;tem,
government regulauon und peer
rev1ew, current remedial pructtce~.
educational effort'> and new
approaches to control malprlttllce,
compcnsatmg v1cttm~ and assuring
serv1ces
The conference faculty feature ~
speakers from Oregon's legul, med
teal JO<;urance und publtc 'ector
communatte\ a~ well, • ., reprellcnta·
li\C' of the Amcric;an Bur A'~ociu·
tion and Amertcan Medical A(jso
CHlllon Rep. Ron Wyden, D·Ore •
w11l kc}'note the conference. und
nauonally known ethiCist Domel
( allahan, Dtrector of the Husllng'
Center lnstllute of Socaet}, Eth1c.s
and the l1lc Sc1ence~ m Hud'>on,
"'l Y , "'all ~peak throughout the
program
l: nrollment • ., hm11ed und ref.''
1ru11on mu~t be completed by Oct
3 for more: informollon cull Gury
Meyers at 244-1181 or Susun Nunson
at 229-7348
Grads Honored
hve l ewis. ilOd ( lark graduate!!
will be honored at the homecommg
bunquet on Fnduy Oi.tober 3 1 wo
o( tbe graduates ore awurd wmmng
televas1on correspondent , one ,., u
nucleur phystctst, on~ 1'1 a sport!>
'octolog1s1 und one t'i a crlltcully
occlaamed Cuhfornta arust
Al11o dunng the homecommg
banquet, two emenh facuhy, o life
ume trustee ond a longtime naff
member will rtccave th~ ull new
Alumnt Merat Aword. No Trespassing­
Howard Closed
( ynthin l.upc1
Ullhc l'htllfl 1 llil ''•If
llcm.ud l>urm hll' been dmed
s1nce the hcgmntng ol !otUilllfll.'r
JHtmllrrl) lor ":tiel\ rc.t~(ln
\lthnugh ,wthuni'fltmn hU'I been
(ti\Cn to \CcK [untl' Ill r(I\I)VIIIC the
dorm, there as rw con,uuctton Jute
current!) 111 'itgln
Stullenls un: rul\ rr.e<l not to tresn.t
Ill 1 he ht11ld 1ng M I here IS no 'stH) -out
111 clsc.'hutstudcnts.urcencoumgcd
nut to enter the bUlldm£,"suuJ lnrk
Rile). Re!lu.Jcnt nucctor ot bl)th
Pl.sll .wtl \k111 duuns R1lcy 1'
tn\Ohcd \\lth the llo"urd Dorm
rcml\ mann
Chuck \\'abnn ul the l C\\ '' and
Cl.trk 'CCUIIIYCIC\\ o;ttrt.l, .. II it .tp!')C:Iri
tlhll sotntunt 1' anllo"an.l and jmt
pa,sing through. \\C (wcunt~) would
g~ tthcrn <Hill\lt he bu1h.lirw "\Vi bon
cued ,,unc l>UICt\ h;v.mh :.uch u~
ca' aly 'llllttcrct.l "1 ndcl\\ s .111c.J n.tils
on 1 he llunr. H 'om cone W~h to get
hurt. he 'llld, the schuul could get
~ucd.
It someone j, tn the dorm anc.l
.arrear' lt1 hu~c: a criminal intent,
'uch n' 'undalwng, the -.chool "ill
t.tke .Jetton tf the uflcndcr i~o u 'tudc:nt.
lithe vandal j, not a student, he/,hc
i~ dealt "ith by the Portland Police
cnlorcmg the Criminal frc\pa'~
f'lldC
rhc Dl\tiO[lUI\hed Alumns lObe
honored urc Chm 7afmnos, '57, a
nuclear phy\lctsl and Vice Chancellor
for Acuderntc Afflurs for the Unt·
ver..rty of Colorudo, and John l oy
'61, u \port\ C~ocioiO~t lst trom the
U n1ver'i1ty of lllinoi... and Ahcc
A .. mur '49, on arttst from Burbnnk.
' 1'1 • :1 I Oli\IU
1 he.: two corresponde nts nre
Beverly Byer. 73, ol NBC and Doug
Tunnell 72ofC B~ Bothwillreceave
u nc. w a\\'ard for Ouhtn.ndmg Young
Alumns
Over currently~ .1 L mtcd Nut ton~
corrc~pondent for NBC ew She
t!t also n former anchorwoman for
KA 1 U TV m Portland Byer ha\
wnuen and produced three award
\\ mnmg documentanes . 1nclud1ng
u 1983 front hne report on the
l<iruelt 1 ebanese crtMS.
1 unnelltSoneof CBS\ top fore1gn
correspondents and currently IS
workmg in Paras. He hos won four
awnrd" for h1~ coverJge oft he turmoil
an the M1ddle East
lalmuos hns been on the fucuh)·
ol the Umvcrsuy ol Colorado for
19 year~ and tn the procc!l" hw.
wnuen two phystc~ textbooh and
.. erved as head o( the nuclear phy!tl~
laboratory there
l oy gradunted with a degree 1n
heuhh and phyl.lcul education and
is now \tudvmg the effect\ of sporh
on \OCJety
/\:-.mar as n Cuhfornw arhst and
1\ nuhonully recogm;ed for her
port nuts of lndmn hfe and the culturt
of the ~outhw e)t Her work ore
p.1rt of permanent collectton' shown
m the Sm1thsomun lnstituuon 10
Wnshmglon,D C .the Hunungton
llurtford Mu,curn m New York and
m the Portlnnd Art Museum
LEtTERS POLICY
leucr' to the Fdltor should
be addrc~"cd to Box 21 1 he
deudhnc ir; .5 p m. on Fndays.
Subma~ sion!l 'lhould be typed,
double spaced and tnclude lhe
author·:. nnmc as well a.o; ncadenuc
clus41 orf acu II y ~~and mg Length
'thould be 350 words or les'i. All
letten w1ll be published but are
,ubject to ediung for grammur ,
length und hbelou~ statemenl't
The Plonftr l-OR reserves the
nght to hold letters 1f ~pace
problcm~o arase. All letters must
be aooompllmcd byidenuficahon . ... -0
By l.y1
Uflhf t•h1
•
"I CWI\ lllld (
11111 hoppcn• t
11.11 vou mul--e I
l>t:un ol Stu
~tim to each
lr'ln'~S bel ore the
here:.
,\lmmt lour
• hcu 'IC:ntOr yc.1
• • Olt!•IOI/trlgg
of thi pntt:eo;-s
the clu'~ lur
,pc:.at.:c:r.
But rnun) sm~
'"''" h 1 he :;clec t
he ICiiUil'i b
•·nr,a};." ut grud
I he 'iCOIOf\?
"I ,upposc: I
thntthey don't~
the\ muke r
0 'JI ara ~1.11d.
So who choc
'I he ~clectlQ
the end olthc.
[ ach '-Prtng, m
ch1~~ numinutl
de\ eloped .tnd
\ otc B\ t hc1n
olten po"'1bleJ
Ne,;t, the h
•
1\cudcnuc an
Committee ol (
The Bu11rd n!\
at, subtmch lr
a final li'l or I
1 nr uppr oval,
The rc;sson
cess i' whoevc
• 'he: rCCCIVC\ lll1
the college I
hu' the re .. po
"ho earns thil
·· fho'c urel
0 Horn uddcd
uwurd"
Buc
Stt
Orthr f
lnu,pccchg
<...ernld I ord
pr IVIlC)' IS "ll
mdtV1dual nghl
ha\ CUUC!Cd
wtdespn:ud dl • • ()l:fffiiSSIOn 10
be demed pc
own record'!''
I he debu
November of
Amendme nt,~
wa:. pa~~e d. 1
dent\ nght H
or w1thhold
ancludmg p01
Although I
ago, the Ia~
schools, mcltl
l ( tOke\ U 1
tt "It·~ 'lomq
ourcommun
Oeun of~tu(
lne law.,q
see ht~ cduca'
extsts !lome
~tgnifa~ on CJ
new student
callonnl rec~
umenu, reco
regularly m1
whtchcon
relntcd to a
~omerec
ore not ope
the student
tm.lude co
IOIIled by th
Student C
other'
The law
record!., w
or counsel
upon requ
thtngthat 11
falls under
cattonal re
Such rea
The Core • passmg-
Closed
-
In 1 ope~
rfl I 111 ''•tl
'1 has hcc n clol>cd
llllfll:; O( loUI11111C:I
1\llf..;t) fl'HSO 11"
n7allon 11.1!. hccal
d!. IU rCJ)O\ oiiC the
~con t1 uctton t.l.uc
tscd not to trc~p.•
here IS ntl'~lll) -nut
OIS ,lfC CII~;OUrllgCd
ildmg, .. utd M 11 ~
l>trC:liOr ul hnth
dnnns H tic) ''
IC l hl\\ ,If d llllrtll
1 ul the I C\\ts ami
~ \Uitl, "II II appt.•ars
n Howard undJUSt
\'c C..ccunt\') would
c hutldmg Wtl\011
\ ha1.mls ')Ul'll 11:~ • ... tndow:-. and nuih
tnneonc "a" to get
• 'chnnl could gl!t
in the dorm und
u craminul tntent,
ng, the schoolwtll
·lie nder is u st udcnt.
t a student, he/she
le Port lund Pulice
:rimmal frespus\
hed Alumns to be:
:, Zuhruto)t, '57 a
1d Vi~'t Chnn!XIIor
fnars for the Um
Jo, and John I oy
iolo~ust from the
linoas, and Ahce
t\t from Burhnnk
rc~pondent '> nrc
of NBC and Doug
) Both wall recctvc
ut~tnndmg Young
sa Untted Nnuons
r NBC ew.-. She
anchorwoman for
trtlond Byer has
uced three award
ruane5., tncludmg
It report on the
• :nsts
CBS·., top forctgn
and curren1ly •~
He hns won rour
·rnge of 1 he turmotl ,,
cen on the faculty
of Colorado for
the proce "i~ ha.s
ICS text book 'I and
lhe nuclear phylltcs
"ith a degree 111
;at educ.atton and
ae effect\ of 'port:-.
1formu urti'lt nnd
~ognucd £or her
hfe and thccultun:
l Her work!> nrc
collect ton-. o;hown
1an lnstJtuuon an
• the Hunungton
ltn New York und
rt Museum.
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.ICY
~ F.ditor should
p Box 21 The
m on Friday~;
IOUid be typed,
~nd mcludc the
well a.\ ucadcnllc
landtng I ength
ord!i or lc~\ All
~bltshed but are
18 for grammur,
ouo, statement'\.
pg re~erve'i the
!eHcrs if space
All letter' must
l>y idenuficuuon . PIO l·:ER LOG, OCTOBI ·.M 2. 198(,
•
0 en1ors .........,elect
-By l.ynne C nt)'
Uf thr l,lnnrtr I .oa 't110
"I ewt!> .md C lnrk '" Olll u place
hnt h01ppc:n~o to yuu II\ a plncc
hnt you mukc h.tppen "
lkttn of Student\ Meg O'Haro
> thl' tu each tnt:oming f~e,hmtm
In , before they bcgtn their cduca·
'''" here.
I J\lnlUlll rour }Car~ hnc:r. during
heir 'em or yenr. ~tudent\ t.akc:. purt
urguni1inggn •duatc •• CIIvtUe. Pan
( tlu fll<lCe'is invohc " \'otc b)
he cln fur u rummcnccrncnt
1\nc,l~er ,
Hut nwn) sllldcnto;nn: not ~utt,firo
\\ith the selec;·aion pro~;t'dure .. and
the rc,.ults. 1:. the: choice ol who
)f>l.'• tl.:~ ut gruduation really up to
he ,cnior,'1
"I \\lpJ')O\t I he UO\WCf is 'no' in
hut thn don '1 choose It cxclu,h;cly,
hey rna~e rc:commc:ndattons ...
'Bum uid .
So "'ho choo!lcs the 'peakc:r'l
1 he ~electio n pro..:e\s begin at
the end of the tudent 'Junior year.
Each piing. members oft he junior
clu'~ nominate 'pe.1ker .. A li t i"
dc,elopcd ,tnd .. cnt to ~tudent'i to
\ ot(' ll I hear \ UIC:, a priori I i1ed ltSt
often po~lltble ~rcakcrs i produ~-ed .
1 ext, the h)l i fnrwurded tu the
. Acndemi~ und Student Afflur,
Committee ol the Ronrd of fruo;tcc'.
1 he R(lUrd rclitew .. the It''· adds to
11, ~uhtructs from it, .md then 'ends
a final ""' of ten to the lull Board
lur uppnwul.
1 he reu\on tor the .tp(HO\'OI pro·
ct'' ''whoever the,pcnker h. he: or
,ht re\:civcs an hommuv Ph ()from
tht college I he Board or r rusteC)
hll'> the fC\flOn'llbtlll\i of dectdtng
who eurn11 thts honorar} degree
"Tho"e nren '1 gwen out lightly,"
O'Horn udded ... It\ u distinguished
nw.1rd " On !X 1 he IJourd •tppro\ c' 1 ht II nul
'"' oJ tl'n JlO\\tbJhtlt' the I )cnn ol
rucuh) \ Olllcc bt~tn' c:nntuc:tmg
tndt\ltdualo; on tht ""'
"It\ ktnd or a long, lru.,tnumg
procc:'' from the .tdmim"trullvc .,u.Jc
of u,"O'Haru ,,11d
M(tSt of tht ttme the wdivtduuls
wotk through ngcnt . J he proc;csll
con turn into u three or tuur "eel<:
waiting 8umc for 1 C before they
get .my concrete informuuon.
"One problem '" people: tend to
thinJ( ol mediu tur ,"O'tlurasaid.
"Gcncr.tll)' we cnn't get them m the)
arc ti)O C:ll.pen'll\'e , ..
1 ht~ year, member ol the I
~.:ommunity were U!i~ed for uggcli·
lions "tn supplt'mcnt medin ''.sr
wllh uthcrs who at ... o arc cJhtin·
!tUl~hcd," ~he 'illld.
1 h~ 'u~gt::!ittun-. I rom the corn·
munit) wert added tu tht li'>t olthe
:'icnior:>' 'hotcc. \to gh c 1 he Board a
more rc.th.,tiC. lt!it to pick lrom
To make !lUre the -.eninr~ rcmmn
a p.~rt ol the liCic:ction prncc-.s. two
.,enio~ were cho-.cn last )ear to
represent the cia ~. RcprcscntUII\e s
Kutic Fgunand I c~hc 1 hutcher "ill
\It "ith the Bourd "hen 11 rc\lew'
the 11~1 Oct. 6.
.. Hastcall)'. we: ttd: up lor the
cla\S il the) (the Board) que 110n
our chmcc~. "1 h.ucher utd ... We're
here to help them understand .and
w communic.lte their dccasion to
the 'emon. ..
'I butcher .. uid in l he P•''' ~em or
huvc C'hosen people\\ ho hnvc been
rdnth ely inclCC'e',iblc or h,wc charged
un unrca,onnblc fcc. One ol her
jobs U'l clu'' rl!prc'~: nt.ative ts to
tnform the senior' or the need lor
more reuh'>IIC choice: ...
t or example O'Huru -.atd Alnn
Aldu., n.une ha., appeared on tht
li't nlmo. t every year. Hut he has
given onl} one commenceme nt Spct'Ch, und that Willi 111 htH).sughtcr' !i
gruduntmn 1
O'Jlara saul the .. u~;tgesuons from
the communi!\• ~hu" the enuu • that there arc rcpuwtlle S!"cakc:r
uuttherc: "ho aren't rnedt.l ~t.u~o,
I hi wns prU\cn lust ~c.sr "hen
1 he commenn:mcnt :llflC·IKtr lor the
cl.t" of 19Mb\ ;ss .1 member nl I < '!i
Boord oil rustcc:
HMembers of the class
see graduation a theirs,
but it' al o for the
whole community, u
aid O,Hara.
.. I ast year. the: grudu.tt•on !if')CHkc:r
Vdt' :tn excellent chmce,''1 hatcher
,tid. "One ol the bt '' \\ c·vc h.ul."
But some sentor h:lt the hrl.ll
deci.,ion ~as not theirs. I hey llehcn~d
that gr .. tdu.uion "a" Mlmethmg the~
'hould be im.ohcd m murc
"Members ol the cl;ts\ l'lee g•n­
dualton a thctrs, hut tt' :tl o for
thew hole oommunll), "O'Hur.t srud
•• f hc:rc:'li (I Jot 0( people \\ h0 CftrC:
ubout c:ommc:nccrncnt nnd \lo hnthe
pc.tker I !I,"
On Mondu}. Oct ft, the Board
'~ill de\ clop the hnul hs-t often po •
'iibliue for a commencement
speaker. 1\lter that, the "heel "ill
begin to roll Ia tcr. fhe Dean of
faculty\ o(hcc "ill lun aathe top
u( the Jj,, and call tndt\lduuls. If
the) say yes, the clihs ol 1987 wtll
ha .. e u .. pcaker. If the) .trcn't.l\ilil,tblc
the 'lt'Cund per,on will be called.
And su on until a ~peuli.er islound.
O'll.trlt added that .tlthough the
final decio,ion is mude by the:. Board.
"student .)ugge.~tions arc: not dis­
counted. the) ure inOuential." \COMMGN~k""ie.v\ •e)J,
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Buckley Ammendment Upholds Student Privacy Rights
example, hold~ no record\ public O'Hara feels .'he Budde., her record hold nothing ccreuve: college." Thas tnformataon tndude
teve Kotin
Ortbt Plonttr Loa ~ .. n
In u ,pecch gtven m 1974, Pf'eladent
Ger .lid r ord atd I hat the naht to
pnvacy I) "the tnO'>l basiC of all
mdavtdunl nghts ~n,e toptc of pnvacy
hns cou1ed heated debate and
wtde'lpreud dasn~reement Who hns
permhsion to sec what? Can anyone
be demed pcrmtssion to see the•r
own record<~ '~
1 he debate wo~ re olvcd m
November of 1974 when the Buckley
Amendme nt, or Student Pnvacy Act,
wa) pas\ed The law defmed a stu­
dent\ nght to vtew hts own record)
or withhold them from other),
I includmg parent
Although tt WllS pa-:.sed 12 year.
ago the law contmuc to ~tffec:t
\Chools, mcludmg Lewts and Clark.
l C tokes n o;enous atlttude about
ll "It\ ~omethmg so important m
our communaty,"$aad Meg O'Hara,
l>eun or Student
ll1e: law -;tate that a student may
\et hts cducallonol records. but there
C:XI\ts orne quesuons ns to whot
~•smhcs nn educattonal record The
new !II udcnt handbook snys, "fdu·
cnhonnl records mclude file,, doc­
uments, records. and other n1lltenals
regularly momtained by the college
whtch cotU&n mfonnnuon du-ectly
rein ted to a \tudent."
\orne records labeled .. pnvtleged , ..
nrc not open to student revtew, ay~
the m1dcnt handbook uch ttem~
include conftdenttal records matn­
tamed by the Student Health Center,
Student <.ounsehng Center, and
others.
r he law states that all prtvate
~cord-., whether held by teachers
or counsclon need not be 'howo
upon requc5t In other words. any·
ttung thatlS hared with other peopk
foils under the headang of an edu­
cauonal record
Such records, however. arc rare.
rhc Core Program office, for or prtvnte on tndividual \tudent'>, Amendment IS an tmportant purl The) cuntut~ u cop) ot the ,tudentl! nam~. uddre "·. cla ~es. anendancc.
~usan Ktf'lchner head or the Core of LC. We're a pnvate in titutton tppltcntion. mcludtn8lhc t\.\D)' and pre~tou anstttuuons, academac
P d ' '>he \!lid "We h •• ve a lot of latitude p1cture, hagh ~hoot GP \, ~t\ T sco~ uchtevement.s, port parttclpatton,
rogram. sal • h h 1 f t d dau ofb rth The mo~t tmportunt port ol the But we honor the t;On-.titutionol und home addrc '· cop) ol t _e P )~JC? ac ors, an e • ·
law upphe:o. to who may 'iCC the\c nghts or -.tudents We've taken u lock_er number B~d ~hate\'er el e 0 Haru, however. ays that names
record~ and who may not The pretty stnct consututtonal stance: rccc:tved ut the bcgmnmg ott he year and addres:.e.s ure not rcleas~. but
Buckley Amendment ~tatec; that a on JUSt nbout evcrythmg." ubo re'idc '"the rile that one c!n costly hnd them tnt he
school may show anythtnglo anyone fhe '>tudent'i, however have a The only othcrthtngt. tn the record .. tudent ~·rectory \\ hteh. o! t~''
withOUt student petmtSStOn, SO long dtffen:nt attitUde toward ll Of the art note\ for when 'iOmeone becume mformai!On und to_ who':" II IS diS•
as none of the mformnu on can leud 16 mterviewc:d, 11 clatm that they tll, Jette,... from when a student was tnbuted as at the dtstretton of the
one 10 rc:cogn11e the student were J.Ware of 1t, and !>even clatmed ploc:ed on ncndcrnlc probal.lon, etc l't\:Ord l..eepcr. she \Utd
1 he student handbook says .. The they dtdn 't c1ue Only five manuged "l:. verythmg tn the file they huve '\I though the law d<>C~ not protect
college wall not permtt acccs~ to or to read the student handbook a copy of There\ nolhmg mystenous ··tudc:nt\ rr~m t.helf parcn _~. ll h~s
relellbe of educattonul record or A-:. ro the question of whether u nbout n ... "luid O'Hara ~en eUecttve m protecung ahetr
uny per onully tdenttfmble tnfor-mattcn or not. one student atd, 1 he tudent hand boo~ '~ys thnt educ~llonul fC(ord .. ~ r~om unwa.ntcd
mauon 10 them wtthout the praor ''Not at the moment. but at rna)' at mformntton labeled a~ dtrectory e)~ Yeah, I aart, ~·done "ltudent,
f th t d t ·• •ome potnt 10 t1me " mformatton" may be released "'for ''but l wouldn't to e an' ~lccp O'>'er wnuen coment o e 'i u en • . • .. 4
fhe mom 1m pact of tht upon The Buckley Amendment uho any purpo,e at the dt\crcuon of the 11
~tudenu ts that they urc not rcqutn:d upplies to wnuen faculty recom·
to :.ho"' thetr gmde\ to thcar parenu. mendnlton.<o Unlo... a .. tudent .ch~
Of 16 students tntervtewed. eight to watve h1 nght'> to vtew the
toted thot the law mnde no da.flercnce recommendauon. he '" allowed by
because thetr parent would 'ee the the Buc"-ley Amendment to \ee ll.
grades regardle'i\ .. , don't thmk l would wrtte any-
One ~tudent mentioned , "1 don't. thtng that 1 wouldn't lif'lt tell the
have anythmg to hade from my -.tudent, "satd Ktrschner However.
parents " Another stud "I thm~ 'he al~o menlloned thnt tf a \tudent
purents should h11ve them becau41e waaved hts nghts. he would not
they're pnymg " r he general con· how ham the recommendatton
~cnsuo; was thntthe luw hus no effect although she would tell ham what's
m thb area an It
O'Hnru dhuQreC\ , .. oymg that the Students have a lot of power over
low only comes up ru the end ot whtu cxtSt.s in the1r record:, A ''udent
euch term. when parents call tn to mny amend u record, "to ehmtnate
see how thetr ktd'l arc domg How-unymfonnatton whach the student
ever, she doc' not dt11clo~e the believes a-. anaccurute . mt lc:adtnQ,
mformauon to them or vtolat& pnvacy or other nsht".''
.. It\ 1mportun1 that parents .. ee say the hcmdbook .
thl' record~ throutth the 1tudcnt The Th1' t:o. a complica ted procedure
school report\ to the \ludent 1t ~ and has not yet posed ll problem at
the ~tudenl \ • mpon~abahty to report l C.
to the parenh •• Anythmg under the hc:uding of
Record~t become very tmportant an cducattonal record may be viewed
after a student araduate~ from col-by the ~ttudent The Ia" requires
lege Many apply tor government that a student be shown his m;ord~
programsand therefore mll)t dtvulae wtt htn 45 days of hts reque$l, how·
thetr record& for rcvtew O'Hara, ever, LC usually works faster.
however, wtll not rclellSe the record '"If a student wants taste hh fC(Ord
without the student fir~\ wa1vtng in my office. I show it to him
thctr nghts ustated undrr the StU· immediately. n lltd O'Hara.
dents' rights act Howevtr, she wishes to •tress that Library is a Chaotic Mess
continued from pact l
onfuston hus resulted from the
chan~-es . according to 'ieverul library
staff membt" .
"h \ a chaotic m~~' .. stud Kelly
Vega. :)enior ... h' tmpos~tble to do
re,earch. You can "t lind the books.
Once you do find where they're
~uppo"~Cd to be, we don' have them!"
~c:naor Btll ·c:gil, o member ot
Stephen Beckham\ H •~toncal
Matenals cia' . wh1ch emphasizes
hbrul') re"oource oomrctence. (.~uldn \
locate the R<-acltr'., Gwdt to Prrt·
t~dt(a/ I rt~roturr . "They haven't.
taught us that~~ . ·he wd in rtSpo~
• • to an anqutry.
1 he Rt!a,/er '.s Gutdt i) located on
11 ~hetr hidden deep an the stad:s.
"We tell a shell empt) nt4ht below
it o students can u~e them there, ..
Collvec.,said
.... m not completely satisfied with
thing• as they are," Collver said ... I
don't. like the entry area. lt need' to
be a place where people can meet,
talk., leave menages and relax. h'a
lUSt the nature of this c:ampU!I that
the library is 1\ soctal center IU well us a lilUd)" center."
oliver ml'ntioned pending plan
which rcqui~ administruuve ~up port
to creutc a lounge area thut will
ser~e a'i a tntn1ition to the quiet
~tud) area ot the ltbrary. '"I'd also
tile: to see eoHtt and soh drin~
muchtnes ," he '8td
lhe present policy thttt allow~
~vcrage~ mto the hbrary '"h.u
.;hoc"cd some people," Coli\ er \au.l.
"I don\ ee uny ptoblcm with it o
far, hO\Iie\.Cr," hl' Uld, add&nJ thlil
the be\erugcs "ere .. non~olco holu:,
o{ COUt)(,"
l he no luod poht')' stand • hnw­
eo,:cr. "food a/"'{"'f lcaveJ crumb5~
"hich attra~.;t insect'\ that also eat
book:\,.. aid Colh er.
Qu~tion and concern'\ about
librar policies and ch~ange~ hould
be directed to Randy Colhcr. c t.
2763 or box "LIB .. The uge t1on
box i al1o taken senou ly
"I never feel like I set enough
student mput, .. he satd "The library
is for student -the more mrut
concemilll student need). the better.· • --
H 0 M E C 0 M I N G -R E U N I 0 N W E E K E N D '8 6
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3
All-school plcnlc. ll :30.\ m .. Manor
l.l\\ n Who ...aid tlwrt"'s 1W su<'h thing
.ts a fn."e lunt h , Sponsorl~d by t h~
1\.>.SO<. lated Studc·nts nii..,('Wh &
Clark thh ft-ast lor 2 000 IX'Oplt lea
tUn'S One rood md OUI-tlalldlng StU
dt>nt t•nlt•natnnwnt . und<'l alo1rgc
rnmlvaJ tt>nl on the m<iln 1.1wn Pra\'
lor ~unshtnt rornt• t•arl\ .md join
current sttuJt nts,t.u ult\ .• uul stan • ror tht .... annu.tl,tllalr
Compltmt•nt.in 1
Annual Board of AJumnJ meedog,
3 p m < ' um 11 < 'h 1111hf 1 rc·mt h ton
II vou've Ill'\ cr ht~n to a tm.lrd nwt•r
~
lnJ,!. now·!-> )1lUr l hann•' ., hi~ rnt>t'l·
In~ b opl'n to all alumni.' <Ht art> c•n
roumged to JOIII t hl• ~a u u•mht••
board for thb ~~lon. '' hh h wfllln
, ludc prcst•ntatl on-. b) .Jac qut'lyn
Mattkld . pro\'O~t .Rnd Hie hnrrl Sor
t•nson. t.· '('('Ul t\it' viet• pn•slclt·nt for
admfnlstmllnn .A S\lft' On· \\'l\\' to
gt.>t 10 the hc.·art of collt·~t h.tppt •nln~s
Sodal hour. 5 p.m .. Th.twt Hunms.
Templeton fWgtn n l<stiH t'\t•nfn~
wfth past and l'Um·nt hoard
members. t>tne1 Ill faculty .• thtmlal
award wtnnt•rs and l fall ul F.mw 1n·
ductl><eS C'ompllm('ntarv hcH•rage ....
Awards banquet. 6 30 p.m Stamm
Dining Room 1 empldon . '-K·H·raJ
alumni and frh•ncb ol tht'I'Ollt'~( will
be honon-<1 lor 1 ht'lr achk' c lllt nts,
sef\rfce, and c or\1 nbutfon-.tn ~ocit'tv .
Dlstlngutshc·tl Alumni Aw·ard •
winners an• Alh t' A~mar '~.JH . Chrt"
7...aflratos '57, .tnd John l..o\' '61. Out • standtng Younl!Aiurnnl Awards wtll
be p~ntt"d to fWwrlv t3yt.•r Kc.·nt '73
and Doug 1 unnc•ll'72. Alumni Clla
tlons "'ill be a\mrdc>d 1o Phil Me.·
Calll~ter . Charllt·l'rat•tor. gcJtth
Smith, Paul Wright. ,md C.arol KHiscr
'75 Rt'~·rYdtlon~ n-qulrecf.Admls
-.ton ~q.
Plano bar, 8:30p.m .. I >ubach Tt'm
plc•ton Enjoy ~umt • qukt tlmt \\ lth
I r1t"nds Music lw John Bt'ntWtt '5!i. -'81 reunion, 9 p.m .. Blill Welnhard
Hospitality Room. 1133 SW Burn
saae. t~on.Land . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4
Rebubmenta, I 0 a m .. Templeton
foyer F'or you early rt ers.Joln otlwr
alumni for bn·akfasl treats
Complimentary
Bookstore open, 11 a.m .. Templeton
Now undt•r IWW munagement. lht•
boak..,ton• c:;t Ill provld<>~ warm,
lrl<'ndlv ...en1ce and qualtty product~
which haw lwen lt-. trademark for
yf'ars Bro~ln~ untll5 p.m.
Faculty lectures, 11 am It'~ prob~1
hlv tx-t>n a fe~ vt"ars sl nrt you ·"'t
heard a -.hort lc><'tu~ from ont· of
I.&C's nn~t fake your pl<'k and
brtngyour nott>pad for:
f"'t.rst Impre~.stonlst Show: 1874
Stewart Buettner . professor of an,
BoDtne300
\.Vomen Take tlte Platform· Begin· •
nlnq~ of the F'emmlst 1mcltcton
Jean Ward. prof<>ssor of communlrn
tlon:s. Thayer Rooms, Templt>ton.
War Games
Bob Mand('l, associate profc~or of
lntc.·matlona.l anal rs. fhaxtt·r
c l<l .. .,rooms food.., you remember from your years
on rampus land c;ome you d like to
foll!etl while n·unton class represen
t,,ttv '';wax eloquent wtth some Crall·
ne'>.s from tht•lr t'm Announcement
ol ~rand priJ'c-winner ofHomecom
lng 87 thrmt· contest ResrrvaUons
n>c-omm<•ndrd Adml~slon S6.
Piano bar, 8.30 p.m .. Oubadt. Tern
plt>ton For tho~ of vou who prefer a
qult>l hldcawa" to catch upwHhold
trtends Music provtdt>d. No host
< Ot'ktatb.
Sock bop with tbe Cool Rays, 9 p m.
Pampll n For tho-.c or you who enjoy
t ht• &>atk~ . the Reach Boys. and
A&W drlvt Ins. You must part com·
pany wtt h your shoes at th( door!
Admission S2 (vaJid aJ!'iO for tht> big
banclln Sldmtn )
Big band sound, q p.m .. Stamm.
I empleton II vou -.1111 believe that
mc.•n md wonll'n should hold t>ach
oth< ron tlw daucc· floor. this one·..,
for vou. Admh ...... lon S2 (valid also for
the.: Cool Hay... In Pamplin)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5
Nort lwm lrdw tel foda y Pioneer Open GolfTournament.
llelrn.l Carl!-ion. u-..soclate professor 8 H m. Progrt>'\S Downs Golf Course
ol psyrholol{v Co\mrll Chamber. Tt"t' on at the 11 ~h annual handic-ap
Trmplrton tourn~I.Jl'lt•m open to all ~oilers
Pioneer Athletic Club luncheon. C\har<.· tlw prttt•.., and a patio bar
11 am .. Pamplin foyt r fhls lun b<.'<'llt' ar tht 19th hole. where you
cheon salutes the new Inductees r.an talk .tbout how ~ood your game
Into lht Plont'er AthletJc Hall of ust'ti to lx·1 Call the Alumni Office.
Famt tnduC'lt:•cs lndudf" Mary Lou 293 2768, for ate<. off time Progress
I {unter '5<:1, Joan Egbt>rs Duckcrtng Down" Coli Cour--t• 8200 S W.
'59 Jack Hambleton '65. Harold ~holl" ft r rv ~uad I tgard Fe<> S 10.
Weight '67 and &ott Burkhart '76. Chapel celebration : WorldCom -
nesef\ :11 Ions required. Admission muoJon Sunday, l 0.30 a m . Agnes
$6 50 f1anJgan Chapel. Lo<'al Methodist
International food and beverages, Catholic'. Presbyterian and Lutht>r
noon 5 p m carnival tent. rempll" an c-onf.!r<'~allon.., join wtth th~ L&(
ton lawn Enjor food from around community lur rlw ~rvkt• ChaplaJn
the world. plus wln~..s and lrnpor1Pd James c;h'\\clfl and guest mtnlster., .
bt><.-rs. Last yearwHs a SC'U out! Comt Albany College reunion luncheon,
early and stay late 1 I '30 a m l>ubach.l empleton AU
Football game, I ·30 p.m .• Griswold Albany ( nllt•gt gmduates, class<..~
'ltadlum I...&C v.. Pa<'l0<'. Halftime '20 '4 t .m lnvHt·d to thlsannuaJ
tndurtton of 1ww Hall of f'amer.. and get tn£!el h<•r llo.,t<"d by th<• C'lass
c nlt•rtalrmn'nt bv the Alumni Rcun ut '36 lkst>rvatlons requtred .
ton Band Admlso.;lon $5
Reuniona , 5 p.m. Each oft he~e host Picnfc-cam.ival, noon 4 p.m ..
c lasS('s lm llcs alumni from sur Manor l.lwn. Tht~ tt•nt between
roum.lln~ ~raduate years to Join In th(• Manor .md Templeton will be
their c~ltbratlons1 Liclilslomlt'rllnto a kid's delight.
45 ·19 and frtends· Bitar resfdene<.· with cdmlvcll games. prtzes. hot
'51 and frtends. Dubach aJr balloon rides. and lots of
'56 and frtend'; Thay('r treats that aren't good for you
'61 and friend'; Trail Room Spc.'<·lal entt•rtalnment by the
'66 and frtt-nds· Tratl Room Swfpsey Ragllmt> Band Brlngyour
'71 and frtt>nds. Tamarack Lounge own picnic lunch
'76 and frknd~ Odrll Hall Lehner Trio, 4 p m .. Evans This
ASLC Gowmm~nt '76 '86 ASLC cia ·stcaJ trto featun~Julle Ro~ 82
l...oung~ . Tt·mplc.>ton on plano. with vtollnl~t Lenora
Hall of Fame reception, 5 p.m., Maryc1 Anop and cellist Robert
Pamplin LaRue Ross a former Miss Oregon
All alumni reunion baab, 7 p m. and Ml"is America Onallst.ls cur
Stamm. Templeton Thle, dtnner be rently completing her master's de-
longs to everyone who Is "st IU craey gn>e at N('w England ConSt.>rvatory ot
.tfll~r all these vean.." We'll qerw Mn~tr Arlmlsqtnn S!'\
Su t u rda) even in e me ul ( 5 to 6 p m) r or b ou rd in g 'ttudc n t-."":w::imniib:::e:-:s:::e::rv=i"r::-o.:::;:;;:u;;-r
~port\ Center to accommodate alumnae dinner in I· icld' and preparation for big
hund dunce in ~tumm . Thank ou for your help. --= ew
-
Cra1
1 hough th
cuttmg true~<.
malonp conlaC
compamc' an
\H:ck lall to
Midwc::o.t, the
oul to play a
p.m., Oct. 5 a
1 he c:onccr
the Northwe'l
b nuclear pc
rhc ltunford D '8 6
from your years
e you'd Uke to
class repreo;en
W1th some Crall
.nnouncemcnt
·of Hornecom
t. Reservations
:~SIOO $6
DubaC'h. Tem
)u who pn'fer a
ch upwtth old
t'd. No host
tol Rays, 9 p m
you who <'njoy
:1 Bovs. and • ust part com
at lhedoorl
lls.o forth~ btg
n .. Stamm.
, bell~vc that
Jld hold each
tor. this one·~
! (valid also for
plln l
~BER5
>uma.mcnt,
ts Golf Course.
nual handtC'ap
UJ golfers
9 patio bar
=·where you
1od vour game
umnl Office
j Urne Progre..co..-,
200SW
gard Ft."<' S 10.
VorldCom -
10 a.m . Agne..'>
ill Methodt~t.
a. and Luther
wtth the L&C
rt>. ChaplaJn
test mln1sten,
on luncheon,
emplcton All
lles, classes
his annual
'Y rht• C'las"
qutred
a-4 p.m ..
between
~ton w1llbe rs delight.
rlzes. hot
otsof
for you.
.by the-
~-Brlngyour
vans Thts
ulle Ro~ '82
t Lenora
t Robert
MlssO~on
~1st. Is cur
master's df'
on$ervalory of I'IONEER I OG, 0 'I OBF.R 1~ 1986
News
... Trio Jam ~ in Evan
I he I chncr I no .t young
cnsc:mhlc rc"'tdinR •n Bo LOll, wall
perform tn I vuns \udnnrium on
1 he I CY.t .. aud ( l.u k <.: ollegc cum pus
:11 •I p m , Oct 5
I he tr11• ha~; nerfut mcd ,,, the:
lll•r' urd M uliltul \s ocimion the
Nc\\ I nglund on :<~crvotor).
( ,,lumhtn t nlvcr'!llY and ) ale
Unt\iCr\11) I no mcmbc~ luhe R~.
p~tmo,l cnnn.a-Mnryn Anop, v1uhn
.md Rober& I uRuc cclln, are tu­
ucnl!t nt the C:W I nglnnd c om.er­
\Dior~ of Mustc. \\here they art
couchcu b) l·ugcnc t..chner, vaoh\t
of 1 he: rcnnY. ned K oh!'l~ h Quurtet
,tnd the Jioston ~) mphon)
Or~.:hc tra
Crazy Ss Play Benefit Concert Rm;~ t!i n rl.llt'<C: Oregon1ctn who
recewcd her bachelor nl mustctlcgrec:
1rt p1.1n0 pcrlormancc rrum lev. is
nnJ l.trk II\ 1982 '' lormcr Mi s
Oregon nncJ Miss Amcrtca finalt'it.
Ro" will return to campus at the
10\ i1.111nn of 1 he t\Jumm ,\~:.tX:t atlon
tu perfur m m.t pee tall lomccommg
Clllli:Cf I I hough the Cra7y s~ are bUS)'
cuuing trm.h lo1 a nc\\ album,
mul\ing contac;ls with nauonal n.~ord
compuniC\ und readying for u five
\\cek lull tour ol the Eu~ t Jnd
Midwest, 1ht band '" takmg 11mc
(lUI tu pill)' U bt'ncfit <"01\CCTl at 8
p.m .. Oct. 5 at Pmc. Street
1 he concert j., to alert people in
the Nort hwe~ t o( the danger' poc,ed
b) nuclcur pnllution cnming from
the Hnnford Nuclear Rc-,ervauon .
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b)
c)
d)
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lor a Sale Environment, ,, group
working to channel rnonc) tnto
indc.pcndcnt mvc,tigatl(ln'i '"'d
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60\ mllucnc.:cd wck and ts known
lor l11s lluid, imprlll;i,ution nl stvlc
.tnd \H), oflbcut humor. ·
\ 'ltl ic'i uf \lUdic~ '' pl.1nncd to
dctc rmmc the rxtcnt nt <'4lnccr. birth
defe.;t\ and other hc.llth problem'
C,lU\Cd h) more I hUn rour decade
of rad1oaeti\.: rclea,c.'i I rum I tanlouJ. 1 he bunds' .tppc:n .tnce~ rc\c:al
t hctr commttment 1u dn !\orne I hmg
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I idet-.;lorthc8s H.mf,,rd bcn.:lit
are b, or S5 in ad,uncc at ~lus1c
~1llkmum and .Second t\\c:nue
RcCllrds I he L chncr 1 rtl) \\til per(orm
"lHk of H .tydn, Sc:hubc:rt, H ngen
nnd Bruhm l1ckcts .trc $3 for
.tduh • S2 tor tudents and scniOI"
Appc.111ng v;tth the Ms v.tll be the
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Alumnt Relntmn :u 29J-2768 .
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Flextble hours part-ttme
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posters $5/hour Call 222
5556 for more tnformat1on
TYPING SERVICES -rea­
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Nancy 640-464 1
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$25 tor your phone book Call
Lee Ramsey collect at (615)
5, 7-7237 After 6 00 PM
''Behtnd the walls'' college
student looktng for corres­
pondence trom people that
care Black hatr. brown eyes,
6' 1 ·, 1 60 lbs . lonely
Foendshtp Interests All
responses welcomed and
ans~ered . Wrue to Henry
Gatson, 7 482087. P 0 Bo
1 49, Atttca Correctional
Facthty, Atttca. New York
1401'
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man and daughter wtsh
to house-sit tor the school
year Long or short peri­
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TO PLACE YOUR
CLASSIFIED AD, call the
Pioneer Log at 293-270 1
drop your class• lied •n the oo
outstde the Ptoneer Loo oil~
or ma11 •t to LeWIS and Clark Col­
leqe Box 21 Portland OR
97 21 q Cost IS 10~ per word
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Feature
Dume Raab
lit)\\ t'an 'mm·tlung 1 ull the
\\ltll u' "hiiC\\atcr kn\.tl.:mg hn\C'
un pl.tce m n l c'' 1, .1nllll.trk ''""
dent\ hie" What do n\cr h Jrolio,
cdd\ turn~ 11nd E kmw Roll' h 1\C
to do \\ 1th nn\lhmg' I ftntl thnt
l.:u,nkm~ ltn ~~ n met.tphor lor the
tiUt\IIOll' thnt ltfc: phu.~ me 10,
C'[lt'C"IOII thO'C It Uullcln\ S .1
'IUdC'nl
Paddhng n knynl: tf> ,, \Cr) mde-
pcndent ". ' to trtn cl a "'retch ot
n\cr Hrcnkanga" U\ lrtlm n r tfllng
group nnd the\( Unt) of ,&0 C' rc·
ncnccd pnddlc: \::tptnin tdhng re"
mcmbe~ to .. p:uJdlC' lett" (lr .. ,,..dllle
hardct M or "b:ul out!". I :.uducnl)
find m\ ,elf .!lone" 11h the hut1t nnd
the ru~hmg ":'Iter. Thl're " thl unl'
to tdl me ''here ''' UHltd "keeper
hok' •· .mu "h1rlpool' .md r ,,.h
luddl'n under a pillcl\\ lll '',Iter. I
muoq lea1 n to read thc:~r oh'w~·k,
nnd dec•de m' enur-e: hr.wd on m
own tlcc-t,lon~ .
\ had dCC'l\ltln f\~.1[1' 1n lunl
con'l't.tuencc' \ 'udtkn dump tn
40 degree 'Pring run.(llf can ma~c
evcnshmg ,uddcnl~ cll·tu ''I rcnlh - .. "houldn'1 hn\'t' ltltncd UJhtre:un.
--1\e '111d t(\ m\,ell ,,, m helmet"
hump.mt; on the rod\' on the mer
h(\lh\0\
fill' '"'t tnt, trrC\ oc •• hle dccl\t(\n~
thltl mu't ht• made ,, .1 J,.m tlo..cr
IUt'IOg ll turtmlcnt 'Uctdl ('II
\\httC\\,ItCT olltr.n l•lfh 11p0n thO"'C
UIIIOIJlJll'tl IIIOCI T~:,OUtC'C' I OC\CT
re.tlall'd I hnd thc'c rc,uur~'t' unul
I found nn 'ell 111 ,, ''ttmtton "here
c' Cl\ thmg ''•'' on the l111c
The chnlkngc.' of the r.tptlh nrc
,tmilru to the hnllcngcs hie prc,enh
lhe tenor thnt hllcd me U' n
hcgtnmng hontcr .1~ I hcur the ronr
ol hungn '' tutc\\atcr .around the
llcnd. '' ''""l.tr w the fcding I ~ct
"hen I 'cc 1 ht• '' ord' "term p.apcr"
''ll u cl.1" '' !Iahti'· "I'm ~mng 10
pnrlugc llotO\\ ll.lll 1 do I hi'
I'm gmng '''drop thh dlt" "
~uthlenl) thmc Jn,t "n'c' l••r
o\cr the hn\\ ul Ill\ J.:,,,,,~.; 11nd tt\
tno l.tlc tel turn lhtl k I hr: ndd dt op
pcnud '" m cr I 11111 corntmllcd.
numpmg thnmgh the r.tptd,, I ran­
ttu•ll\ IIHng tn ~et u Jhlddle hhtde
10 the \Hiler to mmnuun control, PIO rl-:R t.O •• 0( l OBER 2~ tQ86
the IM\C or the \\,llt'r pUll\ m hour
ahmg, \U~ 1\mg 11 \tHught tn\\nrtl\
nnd lt:rm-. .mtl umltcputt\,
\t tl11' pumt. I huH 1\\o Uflllnn-..
( >nt '' w hc~clJIIC' r'.tt nh tel h\ fc.11
.and pr.l\ to thl·llcltte~ thlll I \.hltl't
gt•t lltppt•tl ''H'I 111 1 he ''liter J he
<'thCI 1\IO n~.:u•pt the\ hnllengl·.thc
rc'JHHI\lhiht) .amd pre: pure .tn:ot d­
tn~h . lim llltl) me.m hour~ 10 1 he
poul prtl\:ll~ms f '~uno Rc)lh nr
hcllll"i 10 the hhrnr) lookmg lnr the
Rt'rtclc r 'i Gwdc• lo l'rfl(ldtt al
lllc'fOfllfc
On\~ 1'\e ncceptctl thlll thl' t'
re.tll hllflflCIHilg hiiiiC, I ht•n lOillC\
the next •acp I cnulllbc ,t dO\\ nmer
htl.ltcr Wluch mc.m' I str ugglc
through thl· mptth, cthh -nut II' MIOII
n' 11\ m cr, .md brent he .1 'tgh ol
rdtl'l .md lo;ct•p gomg
I he other ttungl < ould do im ol\c'
·• 'c"''" ol athcoturc that •• lim\' me
In go through urllptd. then turn 111)
ho.at tround .mel hl·.ul up,trcum In
• II\ I!Hgl\111 ,
1\-. \\ith all otitic there .ut" t1mc'
to Jlhl ~ecp nun 111g .the.ul "ithmn
lookmg b.td: I hen then· .tre tunl''
10 gn b.td.: and "pl.w" hi take c:\tm
n,J.:, In tlnmg so I 111\cn,tr} the
c~rerH:mc and th'-· thnll and I
ga Ill d true \Cn\C or w hn I lim .md
"11.11 I can dn tl I ulln\\ m .,clr to
to~ke those nsb
lu the \\ord ul \1rul.: I \Htin.
"{ llUrft~C I Jn,l\1(1 (If rem, !lUI
.Jb<>cnn• nl fcnr ·•
Cascade AIDS Offers Support
s, Matt John,un •
Ollhr l'aonr.t l.ut ~a an
rherc I n(ll \ C:l n cure fm IDS,
but there are orgnm1a11on :uound
the" orld '' hich an:" ork111~ hl help
deal \\llh rhc dt en..;;c" htl h hilS t.t~en
rheln~ol25.515people.,mct lY~I
J,onlnnd t' luck) enough to hD\C J
strong!) e\tabhshed Ol"gilntllliiOn or
11 O\\ n
1 he C n c.:tdc \1 () PrOJCCI 1' a
non-profit organt1lllmn m Portland
'' htch hu~ bC"Cn 111 operation for
three ~car:> Htc) arc \\Orkmg to
educate people nbout \I() 1n nn
effort 10 prc\cntll. "'htlc prov1dmg
pmcuc.tl tapport lor tho~ m Oregon
who ha\C comr.lltCd \If)!'
Af. " conC"C:rned c1111en of llUI
~Aorld. an)one can hdp ''''h the
fight agatnsl AIDS One maJOr
C{JnUJbuuon 1 hat c:tn be made is
'\iOIUnlcenng fora he Cuscndc \II)
f>rOICCt ~con Ekblad, n rtprc en·
ttiiiVc for C:tlicnde ;\ll)~ ProJeCt,
offered man.) ahematJ\b to ·• pe~on
"'ho mlt:ht ~~h to help lhe group
.. Bu tcally the wa) '" "'h1c h
omcone can help are dt\ tdcd tnto
1" o mnm cntegoncs: dtrcct crv1oe
and education. Darect SCf\ ices
r1
I tnclutle "'upporl group'"' h1ch pro­
' 1tle CIO(lllllnnl and pr .tCIIC:t\ 'Upflort
lm person!> \Hth t\tns .md lhetr
f.umhe:~ \long the hn~ ot cmnuonul
\uppou "umeone c.un he .1 Per,onol
\l'II\C l• tener (P,\1 ) to a person
\\llh \IDS Prn..:ucral upport cnn
.. Basicall) the Wa) in
which someone can
help are divided into
two main catagorie ·:
direct sen·ice and
education.··
tic coul; mg. clc.tnmg. dn\lng. or
ru~• prO\ tdang fur tl1t: pcr,onal needs
nt ,, pcr~>nn \\ tth \11 )S ... I ~bind
Mud.
!lCSidCl> lhrough direct \CrVICC'I,
) nu cnn nlso ruo\ rde hdp 111 the
ctlucnuonall "flC\:1 of the organlla­
tton In work tog to" a1 ch ci.luc.uung
the h'tner:tl pub he uhout1\ IDS. then:
nrc muny "'a) omc:one can help
You ought "'nrlc on 1 he: puhhcauon
or lhe wrormationnl pamphlets
"h • '"' .Ide pubiL'-llC' 01 be mvoh."ed
'" pubhc rc:lnuo"' fo1 the group or t;l\c 1nfnrmuttonul 'pcechc' lnr the
proJect\ 'pc:akcn. hutC:.lll
Help \\cmld lllo;n he \\dcomc Ill
the urgant7!11lon ut Nc\\ Alllludes ,
" \\ orkshnp 1 hut < '"~·•de tl·nchc'
n~hlad noted l h.tt the: or gUnlltttiOO
IS partiCIII,nl} IIIIC:n!,ted Ill n:Uchmg
out to I \ drug 11\crs \n)one "hn
In Jet' I' drugs mto h1 hero\\ n !.) tern
through the u c: ol n needle nnd
sy rmge holds n high ra k or con­
trutllng Ali>S 01 ARC I II>S
Rcluted ( ondition )
l>uhh hmg thear nc\\~lcttcr, lund
r.ll ... tng. nnd nlttct '' nrJ..: nrc .tbo
('J'POrtunrttc~ \\ tuch c a 1 Someone
\\hu doc.,., nnt hn\c mm:h ume 10
UC:\ me. hut uti "tshc 10 help 111
-.nnw \\ U}, can dn ~o b) hcmg a
Spt:cl.tl hents Volunt<..'Cr, wh•ch put
vuu un .t ltsl of fll'Oph.-to Cflll IM
OIIC tum• C\ Clll~ . 1\ ll)'UnC' \ ho \\ to;he~
to hccntnc iO\OI\"Cd Rt.l\ call ·cull
~
Fkhl.•d 111 221-5907 on wcckd~t~'
during rcgul.tr hu~mc ., hours. Crocodile Fights NY Thugs
B' Michucl Cohen -
or lhr rio nett '"' "''•"
I he Au "'c~ .trc comang1 1 ht·
1\US,IC'> nrc COOling! t-: tr II he\' take:
the Amerkn' Cup from us, and
nu\\ t hcy'rc muktng n 1 un for I he
btg screen1
I >n you huvc •'"' clue "hut I'm
talking .&bout? II \\lu\:e ec:n th~
1d" or "atchcd l>:n nl I euc:rm.m
l;HCI). you Jlrllhahl) kiln\\ lh 11 the
.111 time ,\u,tmltan bu olllt:c h11
"( rocndtlc nundcc"ts nlm pill\ lng
m .a theater 1\C.tr you II nu cltd n ·,
krw\\ • ytlU do nO\\,
'"Crocodalc"l!. P.tulllog.,n's \Cr­
.. ,on ul DU\) Cro~.: kelt gm'!'l to New
York Hogun \\TOte the (o~,:rtpt und
,tur' 111 thl· mo\ 1c us Mtcl.: "Cro~.:o­
dile"J)undce. \\ hll goc' r rum\\ r(!\•
thn~_: ullt~utor, 10 lighttng off Nc\\
York thug' und then to ·• lam') uptown pan) •• 111 "1th t'\Ual.aplomb
\ Dundee:""' ' \lc\\ York mu't
be: u wundcrl ul plact 1f -.c, en milhon
people c.tn h\ c hupptl) "tth ench
other "( roc" greet C\ cryonc ''it h
,, "Ut m.uel" und C:\Cntuall) "'"'
1 he enure ctl} o\ cr
fhc Other p.ut of thl \(Of) I
I mdn Ko710\\s~.:t n.; ~uc ( h~trlton,
Dundee\ lmc llltetc t. She play' ·•
reporter '' ho drug' •·croc" to New
Vo1 k .tfll:l 't'iung htm 10 the bad­
lands do" n under 01 cour,e, :.he
nncr tell~ our hew 'he:' got a 'lead)
back horne. but hc),lltl'> t\·thc 19~0\ .
"( rO\.'Odtlc l)undcc''j, Charming
und rnmtl\ hrl:trtOUll.lfvou\csccn • •
''Spln<>h"ur"F. l .''you\c 'ccn much
of t h1' bel me, but 'o what'! J hi'
11\0\ IC j<; [UI\1\V nnd dt\CrvC'- a plncc •
ol it" O\'>n
II ul'u h,,, Paul llogun and a
comc:diun with tlm much chnrio,mu
ha,n't come ulong in a "'hilc
Volunteer Can Help Needy If this IS ") ~ITIUO goes tO \It\\­
\ ork." there: could be no b(;lltr
l.u:tan than the he<wil) accented
I logan. He\ the guy 10 the Austr.tlwn
touri't commercials you 'ICe on tci­
C\ 1'1on, but what he\ really good -8)' Matt Johnson
or cbr rlnnnr I etl !\taU
Ill\ olvc:ml·nt i') ll kc\ word. Oltc:n -1 udent don 'I C\ en cunsider 1 hl'
pos~tbilitte'-or communit y worlo: in
Port lund. Portland j, home to mun)'
orgunstut iun~; which urc tn\' olvc:d
with trying to help ib dtiltO\
One 'IUCh org.tnil.alnln j,
Norchwest Pilot ProJcc:t (NWPP) .
Much of the wor~ . N WPP doc\\
in\'OI\!e'i r• ovu.hng lor the needy.
ocial .. crvic~ , food, housang money
manugcment , and pro-.: iding for the
people a little rccreallon and hupp­
ane • One c.tn obtain 'oun .. cling.
case management , and loads ol
tnlormutinn ••bout the C\t'ittng
communtt\ re ourcc "ithin the
Portland area lrom NWPP. rhey
provtdc rneJtlltc:kcts,ussi!ot in ltnding
food !\Uppllc , <lOU are 10\'0lvcd in
self-help proJeCts tu tmprove nuln­
tion, ew.pcc.:t<tlly rur the elderly poor.
Houstng i~; u great conc:crn of
NWPP. They help hnd ltftordable
houMng cJn help lind erner).!enc}
.. helten. and Will help tho'e cvtcted
from unbufe dwelhn~tll hnd ~heher by pruvtdtng unmcdiutc rclocuuon
for them.
NWPPdc:, clonedaChent ln1'1
t·und. muking check wnting and
intere'l beartng account ~l\ .1ilubie
to the poor l"hey teach the poor
ho\\ to budget their moOt'\ und help
thc;m learn to meet thetr hnuncial
obliguttOn'>
l\1 W P P reulizc.., 1 hnt mnny oft he
le-.' fortunate cituens of Pottlund
lead gram and drt:<try 11\c\ In
rc'iponsc to th1,, NWPP oller. many
opportunme' for .t httlc hllpptnc:\ s
'>uch a" ovcrmght campinl! rnpo,.tnd
\t.l.llonul fc.,ti\iitie,
There arc man) opportunitb for
volunteer \\Cork Wllh \1 WPP. One:
can be mvolved m 'lttch .!Cttviuc:' ,,.,
bc1ng a lriend to an elderly pea on,
pro\ tding tmn,poruu ion to doctor\
.tppomtmcnt' or ~hopp10g, working
on a kttchcn ere" 011 ,, cump, helping
wcth "WPI'\ Walk·a."J hon, betnp
a reccpllontsl .lithe NWPP offu;c:
or purtJcipating in ~a.,onulacttvnte-.
There tC< ulwav room lor more.:
voluntc:er-. ''' NWPP and anvune
Wt'lhing to become mvolved c:.m
contact lun Pete~on on t:umpu!l
at ext 2772, or I C Box No 'l8. If thi i a HTarzan
goes to New York,,,
there could be no
better Tarzan than
the heavily accented
Hogan.
,,, '' corned\' "Crocod•le Dundee''
ghc' htm both the pertect role and
~luge to t.tkc off I rom.
Anyway. what I'm ~uggc:~ung "
that tim movie j, a lot or run ~ ,,u
really root for ttood ol' .. ( roc", and
lor 100 minute.\ you ar~ tran,portc:d
lo Hugan\ magt(; lmgdom If you
wunt a brenk I rom \tudymg, go '>Cc
"( rocodilc Oundce ..
Out 1 hen agum, don '1 t.ake my
word for 11 Just hstcn to Lhc advtc~
ol IS mtlhon Austrulmn~ ... Ancient l
By
Ollh
l·uton': '
In the uni
rwt .1 pa rue!
I uton\ a
ongtn.ttcd
mches thtck
l'ottnn or
urrounde d
tht:) ('.10 Cl
tuck in a cl
\'till cnn
m.a~e ,, lulf
1 he} .1re hkt
forvnur b.iC\
muttrC\\C\ (
rc,iliency.
Wh} .1rc: I
l.n~on, u ,.,
l·uton Co
Port lund "'
trhiO)' l cw
,,1y-. thut onl
ore lending
•·J·uton'
bccuu'c th(
futon CliO b
lot eu,tc r 1 I
he c;,nd.
•()ur dtcl \\ith equal aplurnb.
v-.. C\\ Yorl; mu•a
lace 1fsc\Cn million
happ1h '' 11h c.•ch
·cch C:\ eryonc '' 11h
1d C\ ~nt UliJI) \\Ill\
.er
lrt of 1 hl"i qor) 1
1 n' Sue < hurlton,
ltercst, She play',,
g"' "C'roc"to Nc''
'S htm 10 the b;~ck­
c• 01 cour.,c, she
o ~he' got a 'ltc:uly
1:\,llm>uthc 1980 • •
~tu.lcc"ts charming
Jous. If vou\c s~cn •
"vou\cs~c:n mmh
~
ut stl whnt'! llu~
ll deserves u pi nee
aut Jlogun und .1
h1s much churi5m.t
lg 10 ';1 "hlk
IC/UO goes to C'\,.
>uld be no bcth:r
: heavil} ac~;c ntcd
(U)' 10 the: t\tt•Malum
ials you ,ee on tel·
u he\ really good
'"Tarzan
•w York,''
d be no
zan than
y accented
' rocodile Dundee
he pcrlec:t role .md
from.
11 I'm 'ugge'>tlng ''
~ .. a lot of fun '\'ou
)od ol"'(' roc··. and
ou are tr.1nsportcd
'' k mgdom If you
1m \tudymg , go set
Uee ·•
I"· don't take ffi}
listen to the advrct
1\truhunll . r10 t ER LOG, 0(108ER 2. 1986
Ancient Beds
• • utons a1n ran-rna as ne
By M11ry Ginty
(If thco l'lonttr l "II .,laff I lrum the 'oq~o111c' tvpl' nlcw )Car'
••IW to allt) pe' no". I've ~old 1 hem
to,tudents,lurmhcs, hu,lnc o; type'
und c\cn grandma\,"l urson rmt. So~' ..... c..o"'~'~~-6' c.cmo~
hllon : \\ h;H C\actly .uc thcy'l
fc' the uninformed: no, they arc
not 1 rmruclc: ul hght. Another desirable lc,llure of lutons
I\ theu pncc. I hey cmt much lc<~s
than 1egular mullrcsse~ fhey do
not need u m.tltte!<> fr.1mc,ahhnugh
it1s •ccommended thut the Iuton be:
on .t \\-OOdc:n lilt, tx'Clu~ II \'"CniiiUtO
better mthi" r .llo} cltm •• tc Or.) uu
can JU:>l lav it On the 0oor or on a
lllt,IOH m,ll oo.. 'tX)..o.)A..J \LU:.O.. .....;;;;~
J·utons .arc ancient bed') that
orsgmutcd 10 J,tpan. lhually sl.\
111thc~ thu.:k .md made uf ell her 100%
COil on or u t" o-mc h I oam core
urrnunded h\ tour inc he .. o( ~ott on,
the't c.m ca,.·lh he rolled up nnd • • • ,tuck rn ,, cJo,ct when not m usc.
) ou cnn ul.,o huv ,1 frumc and
111.1kc u Iuton 1nto ,; chair M 1iofa.
I hey ure like,, hide-a·h<'d. but better
lor vom bad; thnn mo~t com~n tional
mtttlre' C\ due 10 the1r hrmnc..;s and
rc~ilicncv . • Why are lutons 1\0 popular? Janu
1 urwn.n .. ales person for Nonhwe-.l
Futun ( ompnny a downtown
Portlund <;tore thnl 'ell~ Iuton' to
nwn\ l ewi' .111d ( l<trlt. 'tudc;;nt<oo,
say.;thatl111C rea.,on j, \x.'(au-.c people
• are lcudmg "lightcr"life~tylc:'> . ruton~ USC fC8ulnr hectli !00 If
)'OU \\t~nt to bu} u Iuton. you don 1
hu,ctojunk)our.,hcct .
M O\t people cl\per icnrc grcut
cu\lomcr 'uti,factmn \\ ith thetr
Iuton .. and lo\e them,1\nothe• rcu­
'on people 'cern to like them io;
bcCdU\c of the spinttl.ll nr earthly
tcehng they get lrom :<.lccpmg nn
them
• '\.lv futon make~ nu: feel clo~c
to the earth. They're gouJ fnr your
buck, they ore firm, nnt mu hy ...
. .. aid frc,hm<~n Mik.t l·ukudu I
"I uton' .He rcall) popular no"
hec.t\J\C thcv uu.· re.tll) portable A
Iuton can be ta~en with someone a
lot ca,tcr than 11 regular muttrc "·"
~he ~rmJ. Sno\\dcn HclH},JUntor, aid, ••t
like my Iuton bccau'c of the spiritu.1l
lin~ I get I rom slccpmg on 11." \~A\" ~\lee..\~, L\(. :\\A\ QVAU-"1 ~ ~ ~\Q.t-\ 'ttr 'SU :-n.£.
"Our clic:ntde has really broadened So 11 you nrc lookmg for un
mc'\pensi,c:. comfortable nc\\ hcd.
\\lh) not If\ ollllton')
For 25 Years, we've been
exporting America's
most valuable resource.
The men and women of the Peace Corps. Dedicated
volunteers who help people In develop1ng countnes live
better lives.
It's tough And It takes more than just concern. It takes
motivation . Commitment
But for 25 years. being a Peace Corps volunteer has
been a chance to stop dreaming about a better world
and start doing something about it.
Peace Corps
lNt-OR MATlON BOO I H The Touohesl Job You II E"e' Love
Wed -Thur-.. Oct 15 16
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Templeton College ( c:ntcr
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Wed . Oct 29
Q 00 .1 m -5 00 p.m.
Career Planmng und Placement Center
.. Sagn up in advuncc tor your intervtc\1. at the; ( areer Placement Center A com­
pleted Jpphcatton with a copy ot your lrttn\lr&pt-. must be turned m prtor to the
1ntervtew. Thomas Intern for Potter
B) Duncan '1.. S~tffir
Ollhr l'lonrrr I uc '-tarf
kctll homns, :1 grudtl.lle tudent
I rum I ( .... ·'" ucp. rtmenl I 1\1)\\ 10
Pnnceton. Nc\\ Jcrsc\ npprcnucmg
unucr one of the loremo'l piltlcrs
Ill J\tnCr'ICU, 1 o-,htkO f,lk.telU
1 h,,mn!> say\ thul hts .1pprent·
ICC'il\lp, "ro; 00\jUSt U \\Otking \\lth
ch1} cxpenence II 1 ,, lot of hnrd
\\Ork. I do u lot ol "ork 111 the
g11rden. "'eedtng." He ul o goes" 11h
T.tk.u:7u to e" Yor~. helps "11h
hO\\ und :1 1 l "hcn:vcr needed
fnk,tClU VI It ( C CVCF'} prang.
he tenches student how to cook
chtckcn an the ktlns to lender.JUI~ per fccuon. i\ n) unc "·an come nd
pnrt tkc oft he fc m 1t1e
\rt prof~ or Ken ShOte!. md
"It 1s n ver} grc.tt honor to have
hcr he' tslls once d year to gave ,J
dcrn•)n t muon \\ c un: the only other
ch"ol be .. td~ Sk1dmore thttt he
vmts on .J rc:~ulnr ba IS "
he onl~ u•kes one nrpn:n\1ce a
)Car. and for the lnst mo )C:nrs !\he
hn!i not hud one.
• hures sutJ the "tudcnt 1 10 an
utmo phcre \\here he mu t Jcnm
and" ork lie must nlwn) be read}
to help
Thomas 1 cnJO)'Jng h• oppor·
tumt) ond sa1d apprenticing~ hard
\\Ork .. It' a 24-hour e rc:ncncc.. ..
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something
good!
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\f )itm're a full~tin'\e "'nldcnt at an ae<.rechted college or uru
\elbtty )t1U can join our CoUeg1ate RaghtBank ~\1 You'll n.xc1ve
a membcr.,rup aud and nW11bcr that " ill allow you to gee
lOOto off GJnrU1ental and Ne\\ York A1r's already IO\\ tare,. In
addition, )Uu'll get a one· ttn'le c.ernftcatc good for $25 off any
domesnc roundtrip tltght. Plu~. }uu'U be able to earn m~ to
places hke A rida, Denver, Los Angel~ even London and
the South Pacdk .. Becau.~e c ry nme you flt yQu'll earn mtle ..
age towarcb a tree tnp. And tf you st~ up now you'll also
rec.et\1\! 3 free IS.'>ue, of Busm Week Careers magazine. ()r the grcmd prize, for the nun1her nn~ sntdent referral
t.hampton u1 the nation: a Pon:;che and one year of unlimtted
coa<..h atr travel.
And how do you get to be the referral champton? Just Mgn
up as many fuends as possible, and make sure your member ..
~hip number 1s on therr apphcation In order to be eltgtble for
an~ pnze }OU and your referrals rnust stgn up before 12/31/86
and each referral n1Ll!)t fly 3 segmen~ on Connnenral or New
York Atr before 6/15/87. Ang ~'ll not only get credtt fOr the
enrollment, you'll also get 500 bonus miles.
So cut the coupon, and send it in now. Be ure to mdude
your current full tune tudent ID number. That way it'll only
ca,t you $10 for one year ($15 after 12/31/86) and $40 for four
y~ ($60 after 12/3I/86). Your tnembershtp kit, includu1g
referral forms, will arrive in 3 to 4 weeks. If you have a creche
card, you can call us at 1..aoo .. 2554321 and enroll even faster.
Now more than ever it pays to stay m school.
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Monal(ing l'Aiitor • 1 ynnc ( ll'IC't
Nt.'W\ Fcluor • Diane Raab Bookstore Tests Patience
1-cmmt Frlltor • I rnst \c:oi
ft•oturt'\ l dltm • \han non nuono
Sparu I thtor • MJkc t und
PJwru~rtlpln f ditor • Davtd Butts
( o{H Dluw • Arwcn Ruscnbuum
Art /Jtrc aor • T rucy \chlnpp
Adwrti~ing MallO!(( '' • hm Ab"le'
Amendment Ensures Privacy
r he llucklcy Amendmen t serve ns the primary garanh.u ol
\tudcnt~' right\ to mfonnntion. J he lcgislution ensure~; that
~tudcnt' urc pm tlegcd to review iuformation ol an educational
nature that has been plat'cd in their Iiles. and to chalkngc any
inuccuracic' that maght cxi'it therein I hi, serve ,eve: raJ important
functions
Fir .. I. \tudenh' f1lc' urc mndc known tot ht vee y ~uhjcct oft he
hies thc,tudcnts th~na~!.!ln:~. lt is important that the: \tudcnt be
ubh.: to learn whnt personal infotmatton ''being nuunl.unc:d
The o,;t udent must b~ made awttrc.: of iniormat ion that could
potenttally rc~uh m udvcr'e cunscqucnccs . Ob,•iuusl)' record\
that .1rc at'curate cannot be expunged lit student ' will, but
liahilittc!' can be le~s tor midublc il the student know" in advance
1 hat the information will be mndt:' public.
Second, the location of student~' file.; h.1 been ccntr:tlLred in
the Dcun ot Student~ Ollicc, \\here the t\menJment has been
held in high regard, und j!; paramount to all other regulation
concerning the di~cto .. urc of .,tudcnts' priv.ttc inlormatit)l\, Dean
of Students Mc:g O'Hara is to be commcnd~:d: she has not onl}
compiled \'>ith the letter ol the lrt\\. but the spirit of it as well.
1 hird. ~tudcnts hn\'c a right to pnvac '· It rcalltrms the right ol
stud~nts to control the flow ut personal informution, and to
prevent unaulhorucd p.tr\le., from ohtaimng this inform.uion
rinJlh, the Budde~ \mcndrncnt i" in itself a powcrlullegal
documen t. It p.rcscnbc~ the rules of conduct hct\\lcen !'tudcnt'
und the College. <I~ w~Jl a-. cvcrv other tn'it it ution of higher
learning in the U nit\!d ~tatcs. It cl.mJics these prc~o:epl'i and
mukes them mantle"t. By Richurd Leldu 11nd
John tundord
I decided I hnt my gr.tde would tmpruve it I
rcud the honk<i thai wcr¢ rc~jutret.llor my
clu 'its. Rue I didn'tl;no"' "'here to get them.
A friend suggested I he cnlh:gc honhlorc .
If you've never been tn ide the college
hoo~store, let me tell you thut 11 as u 1ght to
behold, It' lillcd \l.ith culcndars. po,tcr , und
t'lleryconcei\·,thle type of college p.mtphcmalt,,
1mugimtble: postcards, matches, lighters, ·r­
slurt , umbrella , etc
I usl;ed I he womun "here the books \\ere.
"Over there on the helves,'' she repltcd.
I de pcratel) needed u book for my"Ba tc
ltberal ln~uir y" clu..;s, On the shelf, where
the bonk I w,,o; seeking was 'iUppo!icd to be,
wert 300 cnpiec; of the I ~u 11um 100 lA'\'t•l
\.IUIII tc:-.l5. I pushed the mound of tcxtboo~s
nw.l)' und dt,covercd thai they hnd sold out
of · Bw"c Liberal Inquiry" te:<ts. The only
thtng that remained"""" .tsign th:ll read: ''It's
\ our fault."
Reul11ing the error of my wuys. I went to
the other bookshelf I next 1o the lif~ue <iurfield
dillplayl to lind n boo)( tor my poetry clas . 1
found the hook hut obviously the pm:c: markers
were gros:.l) nut of order bcc:nt'!>C all the
prices eemed to have too mun't dtgit .
J a ked the helplul lUll hut they eemcd to
thiuk lho": \\ere the rropcr prtce. uhcr .111. I
as ted why n45·Jl3b'C papcrb.u:k book of poet!)
cost ~65 . 95.
"Pupcrdoe n'tgro"' on tree .youlo:no't',"
aid the kind "'oman behind thcde$k. ~Besides,
there [Ire u lut ol word m I hat boo'-:, There
must be u couple of thousand. lfy('lu usk me.
u·s •• barg.tin ...
I he kind wum.m com inccd rne that the:
book wu" 1ndecd \\ orth the $65. q5 c:hurgcd. I
too" out rny d1cdbook and rreparcu to buy
the boo!.:.
"We need .. even ricccs ot 1.0. to c~sh that
check."
.. Seven pieces nl I n , .. I ""l.:ed.
"Yes. seven," ''ud tht kind woman behind
the dec;}.;, "Wc11 need a urine sample too. C.an '1 he: too caret ulthcsc lhtylf, ..
"I'm sorry," I ~~ud "I dtdn't rc.1llle: that I
needed ~e'llen p1c~.:cs nl 1.0. 10 huy one: book
at the bool<!Uorc . M.,ybe I thould pnycnsh""
"l'hc11's fmc, but we'll need two ruece ol
I, 0. tnd you11 need to stund ewer there."
"Why?"
"So you cun wkc ,, polygr.•ph test to prove
thnt you d1dn 1 stcallhc money. It' boo · ton:
poltcy. It'$ notthtu \\e don l tru 1 students or
anytheng ••• you JU 1 can't be: too cnrcful
the~c days."
I stood tn ltne for 20 mmute to toke the
polygr.tph tcst.IIOd passed it Wllh nymgCOIOrs
rhcn I wuited •n hne lor nnother 20 minutes
to buy the book. t\flcr all that, I "'ent home.
exhausted, to do my homework.
When I got home I reHii7ct.l thrtt I had
mnde n terrible m1stake: I bought the wrong
boo'-:. l went h.1ck the next day to return the
hook.
"I'd hke to return th1~ bouk,''l saui to the
kind man behtnd the de!\k,
"What," he .1sked. "You want lO return .t
book'!"
.. y e._~. I do."
''Well I'm orry hut we can't accept tt. We
only buy 11«!'., boob. Stnt..'C you'"e already
bought that one it b no longer new: it ~~
u ed."
I ·•~lo.ed to peak to the helpful mnn~ager . I
thought he could help me ~trutgh ten thmgs
out I tOld htm that I "anted to return my
U!>C:d book.
He helped. ''Well, d1dn't lhe helpful man
ut the counter e. plain our pohc) to you?"
.. Yes he thd."'l aid ... Rut "
.. lie). ~oung man," he satd "You have nn
atutude problem Our Hook tore ' looking
OUI lor your be~l tnlcrcsl. We reuuQC &he
chol~;es you hu\e to make ~cnuse we're a
monopoly. rmd 11 co!>IS you a lot ol money if
ynu do find the b,wks you need. You ee, we:
make hie stmple."
I could see he \\<l.'l nght I walked .tway
feeling good that I hopped ut the college
bookstore .
Rtt'harcl l.c.•tciN tt a ;umor • ommun~ cauom
maJOr Jc1lm Umifard IJ a Jt'IJWr mtemmwrwl
uffatr mujtJT One cannt)t help hut note the far-u:nc-hmg ramiflcnlions of
the.: ~mc:ndment During the 1960\ .• 1 tem~ of ~tudcnt acti\ ic;m
ot intense proportions. the t\mcndmcnt would hnvc been a
CO\ c:ted legal tool However, 'hould ,, I uturc contlit'l c,·er arbc:,
the.: Bncklcy Amendment wiiJ.,cn c to defuse It potcntiully scn,it i'c
i~'i\JC Given th<: tmportunce of students· per,onal rcc.:ords, the
relev.tnce oflh1~ legtslat1on to the College cannot be underestimated . ~"Uc:~ ••• CAN \ \-tEt. P
S 'lou? cLrc\<! .• <.v' '"-.9.. •••
I 'SEI:P · · c.. A).J -
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Tactics Violate Human Rights
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8) Karl ~chomburg
LCWI\IIIId Chu k ~audcnts should get im uhc..'\1
in tht JHOCC\s of learn tnt? about .md dmng
~omclhing ahmu Amcricun iO\ohemcnt in
rcpre'>5i\'c violent..: 111 Central A me• icu. One
ttmdy t\suc culling lor student rc\pon'c ts
locul corpurute invohcmcnt in 1hc brutal,
illegal uin' nr ngam'1 civilian' und gucrrllla
in t urul Fl S.tl\'udor.
1\ Ti~urd <:'Ompuny. Fl.l R ~h,t~m., Inc., •s 111\.'cndi.tr) humbs nl "hitc phosphoru' .md
napalm.
t\ Sah udoran milit.u\ conun.mdcr 'aid ol •
1 he t~·n or u'cd ngain•a 1.: ivth 111:. • "The sub-
\ctshc" like to ':t) I hat the\ arl' 1hc fish and
1 he rcoplc arc the nccan Whul we haw done
"tn dry up the ocean \O \\c c.m cmch the (l,h
CllSit)."
Repre cntauve~ Gcrn \tudd,, Rarbar~• i\nn
Mikul ki. and Robert l dgar n;;,ponded to
I he drying U(l of thl' o~.:cnn cllntept. "l he /.h
S11hndoran method ot dr)tnp ur the ocean r.7/
im nl\'c\, .tccording to those "'ho h:tvc ned ?~
1 he vioh:n~c. ,, combinnt10n of mun.lcr .torture, v
rape and a l'lrosram ot gc:ner.tltcrrorbm and
huw"mcnt ." /
1 he people ul ( I nl\ .tdor arc neither fi,h ._, _______ ..;."'_ • -w~~ li"
~ t;L 6 "T'\4 E"
"500¥"."5 ?
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• profiting I rom its immor<.~l tm oh ement in
theS.tlvudomngo\ernment\uir \\Ur. FllR
\tand' for I or,,ard 1 ooking lnlrared. 1 hi'
tc:chnoloJI) raclhtah!\ the detection of people,
vehicle-,, burldmg' and other objcch by
'c:tnmne tor ttmpcruturt vunuttons . ln.,talled
on Me Oonnel I >ougJn, N1ght Fo helicopte~
in tht Sai'Yadorun .111 force FLJ R allow'
night viston for 'urvdllancc nnd milit.u\ nor \\ater, und tht U\l' of un.IIOg) 'houldn t
llM~c u~; torgctt he 1 en lit,. that t hl' 40,000 plus
\nh .tduram ~tiled 111 the lu~ 1 st. year' arc
humun being,, wuh feeling:-., heart!'~ und mind' McCarthyism Returns to U.S.
• opcrutton' fht scout und "ltght illlacl.." mis·
~•on., ol the Ntght 1-o' mclude u:.e of mndunt
gun' car>.~ bit of flnnpl200 round~ per mmutt,
untl rccontHns~nnce for he.tvler a1r -.trtkt.'
'I he Pcntapon hu~> confirmed thot ~cvcml
llughc-; 500 hchcnptct~ have been modilicd
lo ll'ol the ,~:.um111g cqUtpment I he't hch­
cuptcr have been rcporteu O\ human rightl>
group~ 10 huve been ll\td 10 strafmg otllacl•:\
on civilillns.
I he miluary t.tctic'i nl the ~uhadorun
gu\ crnmcnt .lg.un-.t 1 he gucn ilia I ur<:c~ ol
the f·M I N include mdtscrmunute tcr romatwn
ur CIVthlln!<i lind depupullltiun of rural Ul Cll
\\ hech support the gucrnl1 .1s, 1\" land force'
h.l\c hnd increu,mgdllficult) pcnelrattng the
rural urc.,~. there ha;; been an c~cHitltion ul
tcrrm into 1 he .,~ies, Inc $ttl\',1dnwn .ur fun c
lm been equipped h) the U.S. gO\·crnmcnt
•llld the U.S l'Ot por.ttions '' ith plane~. bomb,,
hclicupttn .1nd muchinc guns to tcuun7c
ruml II \,tl\itdor "'ith lh\: most mh:n\1\C
olcdal bombardm\:lll cvercxpenem;cd on I Ius
cununtnl \mcc lq8) there hnve been mo•~
thnn 1000 Ulf 0\~UUlts I hC'IC JnCIUdt the U\C
tll lm~c bomb .. , h<llltnentallon dev1c:es, and -like C\ eryonc e"c •
'o"' lhatu Ponland fum j, \\ ilhng to help
c'cnhuc'thl· terro1, it is e'en mort 1mportnn1
1u remember the humun rcillity behind the
lhCIOfiC
I ht gtl\crnmcnt humun ri{!hts olli~:e 1s San
Sah .1dor ttdmtt' 1 hut 1 htv .tre bumbm£ l'l\
•lu1o' het: .UI\\: 1 he\ ... omm1u all "' 1ltan~ in
IOIIC' ol f· ~II \ I.OIItrolto bt ",Ub\'t:r\1\ co;".
Jim mtl'ntion.tl murder ot nuncomllatantst I
,, guhs viulat u•n uf humun rights und ol the
c.ene\ u cun\ cntiun-.. I I I R "' ''e"'' nc:cdstu • be rcrmnded ol the ellegnht} nnd unmorulit)
ol I hetr hCtHlf\),
1 od" lll 7 p m. In the Cnunctl C'hnm~er,,
' liclcsho\\ nn f I I R ")'stem and the :ur '' 1r
"'111 be shown b) Chuc~ Rell nf the l·cll~m 'I up
ol Rec,lnc•li.ttlon. It j, ,., tt '" ~pon,o retl h)
Student m s,lltduntr '' 1th Ccntml Amcncun •
l'cople
I he group\\ ill help phl\ ide edu au on ahuut
and tr .mspor tulloll to dl' mnn .. tratiom .1guin'>t
l•l.l R on Octo bet 21 .md 75. Pleu'' taJ...c tmtt
.11 7 p m tonight 101 the ,Jtdc:'iho\\ .md
d i'I.'U\'>IOll In a iotnt 'PCCdl deli\ I!I'Cd on \c: rtember
14 ftomthe White lluu,c, 'unc\ .md Ronlllu
Rengun ~ Lllctllur 3 ''na~in nal 'ru,ude ugaiu't
druy .1bu~c ""l)rug abu ~·."the) ''"d· "1' a
n:Jlttduuion nl C\cn thin~ ,\mcncu i I he
dt.,lructJvcm·,s ,md humun \Htdugc: muck
uur her ituge. ''
I he phrasc'l "nallt'n I crusade'' .1nd
"reruumttnn ot c\tr thtnt: \menc .. 1 .. are
hountmg rcmmde~ ul :\ lc urth) 1 m fhe
pre ent le\el of h) tcrUI to,,.mJ drug and
the mcthn nucntion on dru~ creates a 11unuon
thnt roluu: run~. McCnrth\ tncludcd, "oultl
rcltsh. I he h1 hntcnl pcr..pcd i\C' nO\\ 8" en
to the ~lc urth\ ern cnn be opth ltppltcd tu
the pre! cnt SIIUfiiiUll
t>olittcl. n'~ up lor rc~clccnon ure JUmptng
on 1 he butuh\!lgun and clrunung tu ha' c the
·lll'''cr 10 the 'dru~ prohlcm' . lJnh:" people
\lOJJ und h1ok at the P"'" being .... ~ed tor ·'
~hort h:rm ,ulution tu , h) p tl-up problem,
tht: Btn \"rnmcnl pohcy "'11l hortkr on la.>~ci'm
I hC" pttL·c bcmg ,, ~cd j, u compt ontt'c of Karl .. \'rlwmburg '·' " stttwr art mmor. __ ......__ the baiic nght gu.1r mtced to e.tch \mcnc m
citizen. 1 he nght to pn\UC), innoC"Cnce nnttl
guilt •~ rnl\C:Il and tr'Ce chotle src nil bemg
jeu!".~rdi1ed h) n Fit t I udy "ho '' .utt "'he
in the 'rorhght .
( i) support drUiJ te ting for Hldl\lJII,tl'i in
~ccunl\ ri k pollitmns 1 10 Jen\ \menc m
Cllli't:O !hell rundumentDI right \\ O~C )t:l,
to pmnt out n pullt\:ulur 'l'gm~nt of ~''ctet\
,md re4utre them to !the: 1hcir nRht I!\ ..
rcgrc' ''e tnp bud: to ante pon~orcd
dr,cunttnnuon
nus~~ \lOlii lOn\1 tent,, lth the Reagan
\dmmt trulmn \ '"''fin htcnt P')ltCtc 11u
case otTers u blat.m\ C' HHpl~ of that mcon­
~t tcnc Rc:a}!an, "nh the pol .. ' Cll \\Unltng
to get b1g SO\ Cl nmen& out ltl pe ple•i II\ c~ ~
t the ~ume lime ho\ tng ~o,crnmcnt d('l\\ n
pcopl~' th1 om
Forcmg "orkct to dJUsltheu uftcr·hou~
It fest) I~ to t.:'1nlorm 10 o norm "'h1\:h ~
de lined by the !;0\C:rttment.IS Chc"repudtutlOil
ol C\ery rhmg \nu:11c.rn."
To hlrCC.' \\ url.:r1 to unnntc 11110 liM 1 not
11 "nul j,,nal \: rusndc". 11 '' u nation11l dl,.grucc
Pc~rkc.•r Hodg ' '' 11 ,,•nwr .,,,,(,,Itt'< mttl"' Ill() 'f:ER 1.0<~. O< I'OBt:R 2. ttHI6
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Sports -
B' '1khael ohen •
I 1~c •• trcaght tr.un runn1ng uut
,,, Cillllrl'l the I C\\ j, nnc1 { 1.11 J..
\ ,,Jk\ hall tcum ~~ blu\\ mg H\\tl\
c\u\clnc m "'8hl. Tht' "''uld \\(Jl
tw th~ ~" tcnrn I L ha~r\t'l hncf
\1 ahr end nlln'' w~<"l.: the team
h ,, ,, rcbnd nt 17-2 "at h ,, I 0-g.amc
\\mmng .. creal ond the nnl\ lc"ses
"onung 1o '< \ \ po\\crhmhe~
l < I \ .md ll Rr~ersadt: .
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+ • Among l,1n 'u:tim' art "-.iC \ \
D" 1\uln I Otq~on \t.ttc .uul
drl~aHJtng '\It\ Dt\"ton II
h u m p "' n' P n r 1 Ia n d • 1 a 1 c
lJOI\C:f'-11\ , •
All olt hc 'tnrtrtl> hom 1,1,t 'cur\
.U II ttnm me hn k.un:lutftn@ fir,l
team' \I\ Dl\tmtmcmhcr\Jutl\ • J ,,,mh~·n .tnd T crc~.1 l nd..:e .md
llrsttcnm CIC pl.t\er R.trh fran~ .
f he ll'Unl' UIIJ) \JUC\t Hill COnHn!l
mto the 'en,on '' ,, ~citing. und "nh
thC' lddltJOn,ol JUIIII11 f)()nJ tl)c~~er
und lr~hrn.m < hm lohn,on. thut
\ ho"e Jud) Frand\tn (22) and Kat h) Oixon (l) block another attempted
'PII.t in a recent "in O\otr I infield Above ri~:ht touh Ron Ka) direc:b
hi\ team Co their win 0\otr IInfieid durtntt a lfmeout
Pioneers Get Aired Out 44-28
By Mike Lund
Of thr Pion_. I oa ~l•ff --------
The Owls of Orc~on ln!ittitute of
1 cchnology stayed tn the air for (1()
mmule) with an overwhelmmp
!)U)'ing ottuck last Saturda\ to po~a
•• :W-28 conquest of the le\\ as l'tnl
l lark Ptoneer football team.
0"1 qunnerback Mike U ..
l.;Jmp's nght wing never goturc:d tt
he thre\\ four touchdown pa "~
and ran for the other two. 011 h t<.l
Shl 'a rd .... ,a the airway and 6S.S
)'Urd of Wt31 offen'>e.
Hnsscampopcned the ~coring on
1 he 0\\ I~ hn:t \eraes by completing
rive stratght ph!\C1> then took a
\JUarterback: keeper in at 10: II ol
the fi~ t pcnod.
r he Pto \ remamed und11unted • thou11-h when on thccmumg luckotl
JUntor \11ke McCarty took the bull
from goal line to goal line to tie thC'
score. mall, a 101-yard kkkofl return
for 3 touchdown .
Haucump went back to work,
lind an the next IS minutes, threv.
three onns ~trik~ 10 IJIVe 01 T a
27-71cud early tn the second qua ncr.
On the Pio't. next po' ~Ston,
uulback McCarty carried the ball • lor a glun of nane on the fir&t ploy.
Then. fullback Craig Nelson, 1s
!tonphomorc. rambled 55 yards to
tmng thr stun: ao 27-14.
I C defcmuvc bad. Gary f'etel'on -
aule u p ... -u from Ha. ... ..camp moments
Iuter tn put Jhe Ptoneer offer1\e back
u1 hu mes,, Sttck1ng to a runntnt~ auod. the P1o\ pu,hed the ball
.u.ro .s~ the goal lane 10 pluy., later
The SS yard drtve culmmutcd on a
fourth down four yard Jaunt 1n1o
1 he end rone b) McCart) <\ lute
flc:ld goal b\ on gave them .I 10-21
halltame ud"nnt.1ge
The '\econd half had Hll.,scamp
\laminating the L ( defen\c: over the
aor nga1n. When the Owl quarter
bad threl4 a 59-yard touchdown
pas~. then cored on a one· 'urd di\e
earl) in the fourth quarter OIT
hud un tnsurmountable lead
The Ptoneer) could on I\ "' bad
and comphmc:ntthe Atr Owl au act..
.. He \\,u the be,;t quanerbucll 'vc:
~een, •· ~uad Peter\On .. They ran the
run and ~hoot whach \Cnd\ fhc people
out on po~' paattern• We'd cover
four and not the hfth one ...
I otc:r en the lourth period
McC any tO!l'itd a 34·yurd halfback
optaon pu .. ~ to junior r rae Harve~
to complete tht:' ~>coring .
Me( drt) tcntned 92 yordll on 18
ru'hing plays and hi) boclfield mate
Nehon had 7 curnes for 80 ynrd~o to
lead a Pto ground game that totalled
204 on the: day. Untonunruc:ly l C
could manage <mly ~8 yard~ p~UStng.
The Ptonctr.\ howed OIT '~
Hnsscamp wasn't tnfallible though
as fre hmen dc:fen!live backs Don
Grave~ and Jack Becraft had inter­
ceptions along Wtth Pctenoon.
f'he Paoncer'\ hope to pick up the
p1eca tht' Saturday tn a homccommg
match up agaan'lt Pactfic Umventl\
at Gmwold Stadium. Game time 15
I )0 p m. pP,itlon toOl\ no\\ 1111 c\clum.•tinn
pllllll
lithe cu'c 1\n't alrcad\ clo,ld1 it • 'hnuld hl' h\ the end ulthl '~u,nn . • I·"' \Wd the Jlio\ rntl\C'U lut" nrd
"ith u home "in .lgl\lll\t I 111f1l'ld
and .mot her •• guan\t W •Ifill' I Put'lhC
l he I mhc:lclmutch looked tough
at the hcgJnlllng. oi'S l inttcld too~
nd\ .tnt age nl I { l':trtll to JUmp
out to ,, 12-~ lead. I 1nlicld' 'en c
l.:ept I { oU halanc:c •• tnd 11 tonk a
h)J"' nutch dlort frum dctcn~l\e
~rcc:-tnll' l Stcph.lntc I C\\ i to l.:ccp 1 C clo'c Rchtnd her dagJ.!IIlf .mc.l
'ctllng, cvcntunll> I t (ought huck
und \\On the ltr't ~omt 17-15 Alte1
1 hot l 1nfteld never rccovcu:d .and
,,,,, 1 he la'l two gumc' 15·4 uml
I S-2.
"I infrcld 1' a \ e1} young team,"
I C' cn.u.:h Ron Ka) .. uid. "I thinl.:
that" hen the) \\t'ft not nhlc 10 "an
that far,tgame,thattuot.; u hule hll
of the w1nd out of thctr nah nnd
the~ d1dn' hu\c much leftlnr games
1\Hl and three."
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-.------011 \uturduy the team traveled
tu Wuratct flaclltc und had hulc:
trouble bcuttn ~t them IS-1. 16-14,
I.S-2 I he: unlv uoublt cumc in the • 'c<'ond ~umc. htll the: seuinp of
lkkktr Jnd lnhn,on <~lld the hatting
Jrom the rowc:rlul Pao front line
pulltd that game out nod the rc:\1 of
the nmtch \\II~ hkc bu111ng pr!lctice.
nuch Ku\ oh~cr~,;cd that hi\ team
pht)'' be\ I when 11 i~ challenge d
"Om• thmg I \le noti1.'Cd about <>Ur
teum j, thutthcy do a rc:.11 good JOh
ot ~ttlh:ning out when 11\ gumc pt>lnt
or rn.uch pomt und the heat j, on.
I h.ll' when they .. tan gc:u ing more
tcmnrd the1r peak pcrlormuncc ."
I he higge.,l que~tion lor K••l no\'
w11h .an NAIA ranking of mnth Ill
tht n.umn and a 14·~umt two veur
wmnmg \trcuk in the NC IC. ''
('llll hi~; teum l.:ccp it up'' Kn) think"
thl' runkinr cnn onl~ help
"I thin!.. bcme in the: top ten i~
goany to be u rcul udvantuge to U'>,"
Kuy .. uad ··r very team that \\C ploy
.1gnimt 1~ going to probably play
\CI' clmc to their be't mnt('h .• md • that '~omg to give u' u good chal·
lcnfl. \\c. te going to be u better
team .11 the end olthe \Car." • 01 our c Kn) had to udmit the
team i good right ncm.
"It's the be .. t team 1\c coached
111 1 hn:c ) cars ''' I cwi., and Clurt.:
unci I thank the rotential ol this
tc:urn 1, uh .. nlutcl) unlimited . I think
1 h.at "c: can be.1t ju .. t about an\ hod)
\\hen M''re.llthetopofour game."
'o\\ the Pw\ will tr) to keep
rolling llllhc urc; lnvatutionnl thio;
wt·ekcnd und ,, 1 ue,da\ mght home
mulch .tgUtn\t Wtll.tmctte nt 7 p.m.
Alumni Race Offers Fun Contest
By l.) nne C'a,ey
or lhr rlnnHr I UJ ... l.rr
I he "ccund unnuul Alumni ":..
Varsll) ruce ga\c the L e\\i\ and
Clark cro's country team a da) of
good competitaon a' \\.ell as enter·
tainment lu'' "iaturduy.
Couch D.t\ld f1A saad the e"ent
wa~ u lun one: btcnu'e the uddtd
mtensaty found :u regular mecb WU\
not there.
"'1 he goal of on nlumm ruce '"'o
huve \Omt: good COmpehi10n ," J"h.
)a1d. "But the totu) I) not wann1ng
and lo)tng. 11\ on conttnumg the
trudllton from generutaon to
generntaon of runner ~ "
l "'' yeur the men\ ulumn6 lo~l
to the vurslly team by only three
poant., I ha~o year \everal alumns
c.ume bock to attend and compete
in the e\lcnt 1ncluding Bryun 1 aycoc,
a 1968 graduate 1 he: alumn• ron
the } 62 nule cou,....c and finh,hed
\\llh J 13 potnt VICtory over the
Vlll'\tl) team.
" priceles..\ comtnodil)
tn toda~ marketplace
Tile Wormauon rc
sourc~ or the US Govt'l'n
ment Jre .n·.l.IJ.able a1 a
Oepo\ttory I.Jbrary near
you Without rharge
I or thr locru.ion of the
ft>dcr.iJ Oe~ltor} U ·
brary in )Out m>a, ron­
tact your local Ubruy or
~Tile to the Federal
Deposdory 1Jbl'2t} Pro
gram, Office or the Publk
Printt.'r, WL\hlngton , OC
l<HOI I auml..ewAllen, a 1986 g1 aduate.
wn-; the onl} alumn to compete
agam:o,t the women\ 'ar .. it) team.
<ihe placed fourth with a time or
17 44 on the 2 S mile. cour-.e.
Frc'lhman Jeanine Lomu became
the fourth woman ever Jt L C to
break 17 mtnute'l on th1., couN:
'>he fint,hed fir'' With u umc of
16 5.3.
After the race, the alumn~ nnd
eros~ country teu.m memher got
together for a buffet lunch Scrnp
book<> filled wath old nrttcle., ilnd
photograph5 were: brought out for
everyone to look at nnd a vtdeo
tnpe of the day's run wa!) shown
"Everybody got n kack lool.1ng
nt the scrapbook~ and seemg the
youngster\ back then, .. Fax ~a1d
The event gave the team membe,....
a chance lo compete but F1x \Otd at
was aho a met brenk before the
Wtllamelle lnvuauono.l nnd the
Pnc1ftc Lutheran lnv1tattonal
begmmng thts weekend
..Both of the meet~ wtll match up
all the conference chool~." fax sn•d "It\ u eood mdicut1on, with u month
to go, where we \lUnd."
fhc Wallomtttc: lnvttalional "ill
be the lnrgc .. l meet other than
~auonnl s, Fi'l\ '~Uid h tnclude~ all
of the 'mall colleges and dub teams
in Oregon nnd western Wushangton
The course ot Wallameue ai\O "'
the \lght of the conference chum­
ptonships. fax \Sad the meet thas
weekend w11l eave the Pto '<>a chonce
10 learn the cour'lc wh1c.h wall help
the younger runners on the teum.
ftx t:. happy with the progres:. or
lw. tenm ond feels this meet will
provide a challenge for each runner
O\ well at. an opportunaty to get
.. ome fa8t time~.
fhc men have six runner., who
are workmg well together while the
women have five memben runmng
well wuh each other F1x menuoned
the ftfth pel'\on •~ JU!It as es enllol
as the f1r51 and 11\ amportant to
have u team thot work!t together.
.. me team IS shapmg up very well. A
he srud "We have a much deeper
team than we'Ve hod m the past ·•
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pn't u tough
ue 1 he 8" me:
I 111!\l h !ICOil
' the I mal two
I he ,ccon
thuugh it cnl
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to p1 om a c,
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M.arcta Rey1
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pc:nohy k1ck1
[hi'i f Of WI
dunng eve
moment' of
part of tht P
fine-tunanr
• IWil\tant co~
the Pio 's ~ale
Energy st)
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play by both
of l C\ o;tnr
emottonnl i
seemed to g11
Pl u·, lost
sc;orcd wtthl
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vcd thut his teum
as challenged .
noti~ocd ahout our
~o u reul good jnh
• • 1cn ll s game r111nt
rd the heut h on.
it.trt ~ell tng ntl)rc
performanc e."
slion lor Ku\' now •
n~ing of ninth an
4-~amc , t \\ o-~cur
tn the NCIC, is
it up'' Ku) think'
nly help
an 1 he top ten i'i
tUVUOilll:lC to lh,"
learn thut we pluy
lo probnbl) play
r be~t mntch, und
e U'l ,, good chal·
~8 to be a bcucr r the year ...
had to admu the
t no\\.
:am 1\c couched
l cwi~ and Clark
potcnttul ol thas
unlimatcd lthin~
i!'lt .about any hod)
tor of our gume.''
will tr) t(l J(ccp
> I nvatut ionul t Ius
csdn\ night home
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land
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nee a other than
. id It tncludes nil
,es and club tenm'>
ltern W~htngton .
~illnmeue ulso is
·onference chum­
tid the meet thi
the: Pao 'sa chuncc
:e which Will help
~~ on the team
th the progress or
-Is th1s meet wall
tc for each runner
portunaty to get
SIX runne~ who
ogelhcr while the
nembers runmng
:r Fix menuoned
JUSI 11b CS\enttal
• It ' 1mponant to
vorh together
ptng up very well "
e n much deeper
ad tn the past ..
, point.
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1ce for
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•
Adversity "Ties Up" Lady Pio's
-Ry Dnnicllc McCicllun
Ul thl l'lunrrr I 111 -
WIHJ\CII's ~uc.;<:c r oil I C\\1~ and
( 1111 k IIlii) JU!il ht: Ill the hr111k Of
oauc:t hang ex 1 n:mdv e Xl'tlmg tf 1 he
tcum's pia' C(lntnlltC!i :lithe lc\el (ll
tlu p.t 1 week l hou!Jh lru~1rn11ng
cundiiiOII", numc:rou IOJUTieS to
\llltllll!\ fll.t\crs, ltld u young tc.un
,tund to hurt the: l'ic•'s.lhcextrnor­
dtntlr) wlcnt ol the pl.•yers grn"
more c .. ,Jcnl "1th c.ach gume
I has \\C:Ck hcE·'" "11h one such
• rrulitrllllng gllmc: fit Willamettc:
l 01\Crsll) Cold. IUtn, and lf,l\cl
1111 work ng111n~t I C. U1king a hcu
• toll ontcnm"orlo; and cnrnmunu:. t·
uon npl111morcs I Ieath tJ rstudt and
\larcth l~c\'nolcf • \\hen questtom:d.
hnth tell the tc.tm dad not (llct) up
to theit potcntml, hut ull told, the
1'10's pu~hcd h.mJ enough to gel
p.aost u toush Wall.amrttc d~ltnsc: to
ue 1 he K•1rnc l-1. I reshmu n l isu
l·rihlh ~c;oong thl· gnul (or 1.(' in
the ltnull\\\1 minute or play. •
I hl' ccond gumc ol the wc:cl.:,
though it ended without the ~pcc­
t.t\:ul.u 'ictory the fir.)t haH ~ccmed
to promi~c, sho\\Cd the team the
lc\d of play they were cupable o(
I cuding one of the be,)t team" 1n
the orthwcst 4-l, for C\lcn one h.tlf,
wn no small ~lccomphshmcnt. l he
Pto' cnthustasm and tcamworlo;
caught J>acitic l uthcrun Untversity
ofJ guurd, I C scoring their first goal
withan the fir•il fi\'c mmutes (he I ewi' and ( lark women\ soc err team hod to battle injurie ... and
weather conditions. U\ well a., their opponent~. thi' po'l week. The r~ult
wa\ a pair of tied matche\ which leav~ thetr record ut 1-1-2. n.w/J """'
l hough PI.U ~trugglcd to shut
down the Pio\. f:rm Hedcnbcrg,
,c:nior, !.COrtd 1 wo goal"~ and LC
wu' oH to n fnntusuc Slllrt Oreut
compo11urc aided the team overall,
rc'iuhin{ltn 'uch moves a~ ddender
Marcia Reynold!> stopptng t1 PI U
goal wilh htr hand' and mking a
pcnulty lock, whu;h PI lJ ma.-.sed
fhis forward thinkmg and calm
durane even the mo~t heated
moment' of pluy as an amponant
part of the P10 ·~ It vel of abahty By
tine-tuning thas tlspect of piny •
ns'i'tant couch Amy Broo~!l ees
the Pao\ talent taktng them rar
Enerfy -.taycd h1gh throughout
the gumc but when ver)' aggresstvc
play by both team!> resulted 1n two
of l.C\ starter.. bcang InJured the
l"motional ampnct on the team
~ecmcd to gave Pl U that e~tra edge
PLU's ln\t three goals were all
scored Wllhan the lnst 15 mtnutcs de~pitc the trcmendou~ play by
lreshmun goalie Lisa Feu/A
Looking lorwurd to u ..,hort brcu)..;
to work together and lett he injured
phtVCf\ recupcrntc, head couch
Randy Nordlot plans to concentrate
on spectfics to rcudy the:. team for
thetr 01u~ny game nsainstl infield.
A I I 2 \CU\on record hould
raptdly tmprovt .t, the Pio' 1mpro"c
on the1r com.1~tency and ure able to
letlhetr nuturultulcnt surluc;e Both
players Jnd coaches ure anticaputang
an eventful yeor.
'fhe Pio\ piny Linfield today ut
4 p.m ill (mswold Studaum.
Men's Soccer 4-2-2
The:. men·~ l>OOCU tenm had a rou~h
week of compeltliOn with tWO lte
nnd one lo')t I C tted Oregon State
Umvcrsuy I I and E vergrc.cn State
(allege 0 ·0 t'he Pao \ then Cell to
Pac1fic lutheran U mvcrsity 2·0.
Thetr record \land' nt 4 2-2.
• Volleyba ll Dominates
Intramural Action
Ml.lted doubles 'olleybull will
h1ghhphtthc: Hallowcen !lcU.'iOII, You
can now p1d up entry forms for
lht' upcom1ng tournament whu:h
tak.cs pluce the evening o( October
30.
Team reprcsentat ives of 1 he coed
volleyball league arc reminded of a
meeting today at 4 p.m. in PSC
room 116. Volleyball game" begin
Monday.
In the recent intr,tmurul mixed
doubles tennis tournament, \t:\
l C '' udcnh \\ c: nt aw_.v in -resplendent new IM Champ T-,hirts.
Wmne,... of the Red pool: Steve
Hurdy lllld Mtchellc I homus, Green
pool Rtchard Covangton and MayJ
OruJSan and Blue pool Jo.m Morgan
and M •kc: Baran
"flomemade that only experience could bring ... "
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If )'llll \CC hc:.1d volleyballwuch Ron Ku) urnuno f' unphn Spnrt
( cruer olttn enough you walltcnh'c thcr( m~ thr ·e cnn tantl'o tn ht
hie he wall he donmng IIIIi \CfSIIIU of I red \\ 1l '''' -.p,1n '"cur (hlnck
I cWt'i noll t lor~ 'ollc\ hnll "~c.tl\ nml u II' 1) \olh:) bnll J -'l;htrt) he
\\Ill be !imlliO!' bul h.tvt: ,, lt)ut.. tn Ill'~ e)c thut ., tv" he\ tlunktnF
vollc)'b 111m the bud. of ht nund 11 .Illume~. md tl he tnrouodcd
b) ,tllt•ten w "o tcmulc \ollc~ h.lll pl.l'•\:1 he h a proh~nhJU t couched
lu .. tc.:nm "'.mother \'JCiorY
K.tyundlu \l•llc)h.tlltc.,mhrnemcontnnelhtnglt l\th·l th\c
~em ~uccc.:.,., Rccrud of 25-R md H II .sn t 1~o conlcrcn'e title
('ITO\t! th,lt
1 h1r. )e.tr the Ku\ •rr" h ,., men:l) humrcd )Ct md p1 J d
to a I R 2 rcc.:ord at m1d· e..t5on l he lo c .... ere to t A\ U n I
l ( I J\ r anl: d 1 th tn 1 Jte n.attlm und Dl\1 ton II 1.; na
(. <tltfurm.tn Rt\Crstdc. r.anJ.:cd ccnnd tn the: 11at10n fhc Pu...n
tire nJ) h:ne tleleutcllthe Dl\1 wn II dcfcndang nnunn.al humpaon
f'ortllllld ~tnle l nt\c:r ''~ In u recent ~AI\ poll. I C Y.omen were
Judg~::u as the tMlliln\ nan1h bel4ttt:dm
A tr1p to \1,, k.a a wed. <~ntl u half ugo bnggctl five l C \'tctone ll1c
J»to' \\On 15 nf 16 games an the 11ve matchc) (the lo s \\U hy 1 score of
13· I 5~
II ullthut omtd" 3\\c umc an. hecnu e the Pmneer \UII )b.1llte •m
vcr) ,uupl) ,., awesome 1 he} don 'IJU!U \\In I hey \\ tn dec•"~' cl)
1 hey ul o wm g::am~ the old-Ill htllntd wn\ the) eun1 11 llchtnd
every \ICIOT) rtrc mnny ho\11'5 nt preJliH:tlaoo Ko put ha tc tm
through., nr,orouli lrotnmg camp m order I(• be rend~ \\hen the first
cne ~ros"Cl the net
.. A trndernark of ou• prugrum '" that prcpornuon t'i the key, .. \3HJ
K ~~~ m a recent mien 1ew. "What"' e do ant r aanmg cump and thee trly
JlDfl or the COSOO I the 1011181 pnrl Of OUr Jlrep.trntaon '
l,n:p;~rauon mcludt:d pre-sc son tnple workouthc h d ) that coru tSttd
of two nnd one h.alfhour murmng and nftcrnoon .. e ton~ nd n three
nnd ·• hnU hour c:\ cnmg prac1 tee. rhat aJonr: look tough unul you
reali7e it .... ns pi'C\.~edcd b} erght weeks of fi"c dn) wed" orkoul' lfs
ob\IOU!\ what the obJCCllvc 1 here nd there 1 11 quc.suon th tllll
t>e ach·•••n•
Coach Ron Kay (left) and uaistaal l.arry Scut1.
Once the season 'IUlrtcd at got no easter for a he Jlao women ~ y h:a.s
c:hedukd on I) eight home: matches this )tar so h1" team will .. gct U5c<t
tu playing on the road." No doubt the playoff were m mind when he
uid thut. ·r he lack orrnendly fons coupled w1th a dcmandangschc:dulc
(which also tnclude5 the NAIA national champton ) makes you be81n
to apprecaatc the strong fiber that the 1986 team has
.. Our pla)ers have typtcally pla)ed thear bot matches qa.anst the
best teams,"' Kay said. '"We: han 11 bunch of treet touah k1ds. When
they are under lire they come through ...
As a coach. recruiting quality athletes to come: to lc:wtJ and Clark
would appear to be a difficult ttik due to the expense. ahstnce or
athletic 'chnlarshtps and the opportunuy to so to "htg llme"' coltcp~
where competition is tougher •nd exposure 1 llfC'III On the otl\c
hand, you could be Ron Kay Ht aolutton IS S1mple
"It's not as tough as you think," he sa1d watha smtlc '"We ha'c been
able to sell pl~ayers on the program and ttl succw. the btaut) of the
Khoot and the obviou academac reputation."
For Ka), .. Uett.S$ of the program .. has o nace nng to it And 11 asnl
an)1hana unusual to him. He has spent a good pan of hiS lilc:tunc arouQd
suc:ccs ful volleyball progranu. For Jcven }Car pnor to his tcnurt at
LC, Kay played for the Multnomah Athlclle Club men's national team
m Portland They wert annually ranked m the nallon's top ten He abo
roached the team four of those ye.an
sa rt..<iuh, Kay is absent of the: t:ommon psychottccoac:runa bchavtors
He amply analy1.cs, adjusts and enJoys the results In l:ut week' defeat
of an inrerior lmfield College: team,thc Pio•ntarted offslowl). barely
winnms the fint game 17-1 S. Kay rtmamed in his typ1caJ counsade
repose however. 81\'ing quiet mstrucuon, filling hts notebook Wllh
countless c:ribbhnas throughout the mauch and howan8 ha mtense
look that says volleyball. LC took the match easLly tn the nul two
games 15-4, IS-2.
Th1s seuon, opponents or Lewts and Clark have fdt hke the T tlanu:
huting the iceberg; a stanhng cotlJSion to 11 qu1ck end
That mak~ Kay very happy, bcca'* he has one Jtmple but dcmudma
aoal as lC's volleyball coach, .. We: would It lee thas proaram to~ able
to compete dfecttvely at the national level each year ...
It 'a very pOAible tba\ opponents are ollly now sccana the up of the
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