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Volume 51, Number 4

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1986-10-01

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October 9~ 1986
rive Goes Public Hey, what i absurdism an wa •'! Is it
ha \'ing a brother that is not only _your
grandfather, but your mother\ French
lover as wen·! Fir cres Theatre presents
two absurdist pia son Octo her IS~ 18 I
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A $10 n1illion comprehen t\ e can1p<.ugn will focu on capital project\,
stutlcnt financial atd, faculty and ltbrat ~development , and endowment.
By Tom Lyden
l'lonttr I 01 "-tan -,\t Monduy\ Bo.lrd of frustee~
mcc:ung announcement came: olthe
lurgc: 1 comprchen,ive fund cam­
putgn in the history of I e~i~; and
Clark College:.
I he lund drive,' Fxploratiom.
' t cw" and Clurk College\ Camp:u.gn
ol the. '-lccond Ccntur} ' Wtll 'ecJ..:
S '" mtlhon in commttmen t~ by Dec.
31 IQ88
In remark~ mode to the Board,
Prtstdent ol I cwt'l and Clark Jim
(J.trdneT ~atd, "Thi' campaign h u
maJOr event m the lustol) and life
tlr I e\\ i\ und <. ltu "-. A su<:C<cssl ul
campotgn wall 'tgnul J new era ol
lin.tncial hca.hh and ac .. dcntac·vnahty
We .arc cnthU\Hl\ltt ,tnd opumi\liC •
I he cumpntgn is intended to •• enhnncc aradcmt~: qu.tlaty 111 the
Cnllegc of Art:. .tnd ~ocnce .. , the
Gwduatc School of Prolc'>l>ional
tUdtes, ,11\d I Ofl hwe .. tefll S~.'h00l
ol 1 U\\ I he locus ol fundrnising
effort' "ill be on cupital project~.
student tinllncml Htd, faculty and
l1hrur dc\clopment , .10d
endO\\ IIICilt
fhecollcge hus tx~n in the pri'l.lte
phase ol the ~.:omprehen\1\C cam­
p;ugn sin~:e March ol 1985 Smce
that ttmc t.C has bl·cn r •• i,ing lunds
th,tt \\Ill \ttVt ..... ,, buse fo1 the
l',tmplugn I htc tstingendowment
ts S22 milhun
\nnuunctng the hegmmng of the
publk phu'e ulthc comprehensive lund carnpnign Wils chuir nlthc t:ol­
lcgc:\ B<wrd ol 1 ru.,tcc Rnbcrt l.
Rtdglcy, president of "lorthwe.st
Natural Ga.s Co. PhilipS II til retired
chutnnun und chicl c,;ccuthe ollicer
ulthc Hy~terCo, Y.illleud the lund
ratsmg elf on.
Portlund busmcss und polilical
consultunt Joon H ~mtth will chair
the c.tmp1tign 's pubhc relut ions nnd
information committee .tnd David
~ Abram. retired ex.ecutivc ,jcc
prt\ldcnt ol tl.S. Bancorp, will head
the pl.mnc:d gn:iny commattce .
A.l!!o \Crvmgthc c..tmpaign cabinet
urt Pre,tdenl Lardner Carl M.
Hah·orson, proadcot or
Halvor>on Mll.\On ( OTIIrJCtor.; rod
R. H ttmnchck. presadent und chief
e\ctUttvc olficcr of Pcnwc!>t, Ltd.:
Monroe Jubi11, prc,tdcnt of t teet
L ea!ling. lnc.: .John P1uccntini,
prc:,idcnt ol Plaid Punt ry M nrkct "~
hJwm. Ill ole:), pre..,sdent ol Sttsnlc)
lmt,tmcnt tnd "1unugcmcnt, lnl:.,
and '-IJmutl \\heeler. pte:.tdent or
Wheeler I umhcr Co
I he mnJor :tdmins,tr,llt\e '·'"k
"ill he conducted h\ ln,titutaonul •
Ad\ ancement "htl: h includes Pubhc
lnrMmotion nnd PuhltcuttOns,
t\lumna Rtl.tunns, .and the Olltce
ol De' clupment
I he Oll1cc ot Dcvetormcnt will
be,, c amc~tl compum:nt lt t~ dtvadcd
mto li\'c dep.tn rncnl,, planned Hl't tng.
rc,carch .. mnuul S'"'"S· corp.or.tte
and loundntion rclutulm •• and gill
act·ount mg
C 1c:nc Grc:Aot v \ ttc; prc,tdcnt for
lnstitutionul \dvanu~mcnt, "''''not ahtiluhle for c:omment on 1 he pub he
announ~'tmcnt olthccomprehcn-.t\C
campuign . l cc Ho\\i.lfll, Dtredor
ol Dc\'dopmcnt, \\a inten tewcd
the week pnor to the announcement
and e'pre\scd opttmt'm that the
cumraign will be UCI..'C..,slul und
achicn· it<> '\0 mtlhon goal
An importunt emphusts tn the
comprchen\lve camp,tign "'ttl be
·•Hat ntng grants hkc the $310,000
Fred Meyer Charitnbk 1 rust whtch
1 C rc~ct\'ed ht't yeat.
Jcfl Anderson, director ol cor­
por;ttc and loundation relutions. is
mpon.,iblc tor the .1pplicut.ions mude
to charitable foundatiOns
A nder..on h cur rent I\' \\or ltop
on the lorwnrdtnl! prcp.uatton of ·•
maJorsctcnce grant Cor the \tturtl n<:~
1 ru't tor S9Cl4,000 and a mnjor
humanitie~ and tnternatton.ll aflatr~
grant lor the. ntlon.tl cndo\limcnt
for the Humaniues lor 5~0.000
J\ nder .. mt behc\C Pre uJcnt
(i.ardncr will be un amrortunt l.t~ tor
10 the campuign .
'"Hi' background i in the fnun·
datmn wtlfld, he knowo;: people. but
he .1lso kncm the proce se
nppropri rue to thHerent I) pes ol
fnundlllon' Once he is through
the door he dncs a 'tCr) good job of
rcpn!,cnung the college I rom C:\Cq
thing I've 'cen:· he ,,ud.
"Our role" to ~'entmll) ~upport
and scrvtce. fhc patch that he mnke.'
hll hc'e folks'' C..'\tn:mcty tmponant .
Wl' can shape the :\flC:~thc gr .mt
propo!-.al t rom 1 he rcpnrL \\ c get
buck trom him \mlct\on 'tud 1 hing' ~:ut rca II) .. team~d up in the men\ ~a una last
debah: ntay rhuh conctrnin~ tht firt''i\ ori~in .
Hot Tin1es in Sauna
8) Duncan 7 S11ffir
raCIOf(f I .,. ,,.rr
Charred .tshc:s and hurnt wood
arc all that 1 lclt olthc: men·~ aun.s
rn Pamplin SpMt' Center after u
llOC·~Ilurm lire l.tst week, tn which
no one v. ''" hurt.
'I he lire l)CCUI red around I :.30
1 hur-.dll) ,lhcrnoon rOUt cngtnC!>,
twu trucks nnd one rescue \tehtcJc
re,,pt)ndcd ro the larm
hrc: In pcdor l I raul G. "srrct
utd, .. , tr) not to lnrm concluston
unttl I hn'fe all the fact . The most
ltkcJ Ct)llCiu tOn IS the \\ lrtng.
latntenan~.:'IC had :1 \\orL order for
the hght c:trcult m that nrt:n ..
l>cnnt:i Pngm,Otrcc1ur of Ph ical
Plnnt ~en tee"· ntd, ··"~ ~ere
''or._ mg around t h.1t uren 011 n hght
ctrcutt thalt'i unrelated to the sauna
und \\ ould not hn' e cuu-.ed the lin:.
"1-tre ch.,ngc:s C\ er) thmg \\hat
.11 ltrl!l g.l.mcc upp~·nrs true 1 not
.tl\\ ·• true ... Bar ret "md. "It docsn 't
make tt lntflll .,jt)Jc to tell, tU't not
'cr)' cleat •· Bnrret doe:'in 't rule out the .,os·
tbtht} ol urson, bul ays tt was
probabl) the "ft ann g. The fin: "til
contrnue to be in\esus. atc:d
When a ked .thout the extent of
tlum.tgc:, ftrc: Chrel Jtm Ht enius
Slll\J," It le: I the pnoe or theSUUfUl,"
;\ll that 1 ldt I§ .1 hl1c:k charred
room.
R1 emu atd the 1ma1ing dung
t!i '" n en '"~"wen: rna "' u tour
ot th<: cnmpus "'hen the alnrm
occurred •·
.. \\ e mokc: tours tn c tse \\C do
get a fin: We don t plan on gee&tng
one the amt d ) 1 he had I read\
hecn through Pumphn JU t mrnutc
before the fire.·· 8t emu s:ud
.. c:mor Make McCart\ \~ttn~ cd
the fire "Someone\\ a yclltng fin:
o I took the fm: ~ttngut her nnd
pru)cd the door ~o one\\ 1 pnn­
tdang 1 here \\cr; flumes commg
out the door " tccurt m.tnnged
to put out pnrt of the fire .. At leu t
~hat I could cc ot it \\ e rncd the
dunr t)pcn "'tth n cro'' bar b«.aure
w~ \\ tnted to see 1fthere \\tu nmonc
111 the aunn "
Alumni Receive HomecomingRecognition
B\' ndrca 'l remer •
H omccomang here at l.c" 1, :md
Clurk mcoans dtllcrcnt thmg ll)
Jrffcrenl people. In 11, ltterdl en c
tt mcan'i the rea urn ol ,tlumnt to the
111 tllUIIOO from "htch the)
gmUUatC\J nus \'e,tf IIOffiC \IOllllg
"'·'" "'-. cxcc:puon
1 lth car. the tlumm c,unm1ttcc
~;h.•ctdrd to ,1\\Urd ten l l grndurucs
,lflU rncnd' of the toll._:gc \\ tlh \ IUlUU'>
awnn.h, C\{m: stng the ooiiiX'tl.'d pndc
oft he lll'•lltutmn. 11tc .t\\ an.l" mcludc
11\C ,\httnnt Citutinns. l\\ll Out­
'' tnthng \ nung \lurum .m nr<h, .and
three Dhllngul\hctl \lumnt.t\\ anh.
lltt• \lumm Ctt.&twn~ arcd~ 1gn<:d
hl c.tll !lttcnunn to ,11\d rccugm1c
ulumnt tlf lru:mJ,. of I C \\ ho
IM\'e n:ntlercd out l!lnd1ng 'tlluntan
crvtcc to \he Alumm \~ o~:t ttHlll
nnd the college. I he rc tptcnt tin
)C.H\\erct.uol Kut,er.ch• ~ol't\9,
PhtJhp Mct\lh:\tcr, rcun:d tl'''~ I :tiC
(lltlfCS,Of Ol bu"tn ,tdOllflllltr.ihl'll, t h trhc t'rot:tor. retired .. t nptnan
ol the t age" and athlttt~c.urctukc•,
fd1th smuh, secretnr) to the f cult\.
and f'.1ul \\ nght, I C\m and Clark·
rc t\lcnt dtcologt.tn nd hfc li'U't~
ol the collcgl.'
f he Out t.tna1ng \lumm \\\ard
1 prc,entcd nnnu til~ to alumm
\\ht) huve lu;htc\ed dt,tmctton m thetr
protes,1on '' tthtn 15 vears ot gr. -
dunuon from l C\\ '" tmd Chuk I hl'
\\\ ••rlls omnnuee de~.tded to
prewnt l\\0 ,t\,luth ths<o \car, to
llc\ cr h Kent Hvcr, clu" nf '7 .md • Doug I unnetl, class of ·n
R)CI •• w ·'" ard•\\ mning IJ ntlCll
~ lllll'll l:''' resfH11ldt nt lnr :\ 8{
C\\S unJ 'lot met repm ter lo1 the
nCl\\tH·k mthe \IIddle lnsl, hn
'' nttl'n md p1 odu~cd 1 hrce .m urd
'' mnmg ,tocumtnl trte<o>. Shr hu.s aho
,en ed as fwnt line reporter an
1.: n i tt uataons m Lebanon md
~ampu chl·u
H\ ea •• tccurnpnmcd b) 1 unnell,
ga'e , p~nt.llton m ~lt~mm 1 lming
R'"-'m on l·ndn). flclober ' ~ht
Homccominl ~"' ddlahcful fur l'H•nthe) nuna:c'C partu:tpanto;. \ SJ,crt•
carninJ for ('hlldrtn &•H' tht l'Ct'"-<'nd a rcliCI"t' ~&it. hffAr,~· -b.LStcnll) un "'ercd questa on on her
career and the cxpenenm he hot'
hnd
.. It\ renll\ tough buslflt"" ll
hurd to cparute our fccltng rom
our JOb,"' he u1d
lunndlhetm-entl the ll :\C\\
c1.Hn.-spond~nt lol: tted m the P~m
Burcnu I unncll h.1 spent man\
\e.u u honl \me tuurll•h l ~;;o\
CliO!! the :\hddl\: I U!\t, fu I ffCifl
lktrut und then rron\ the l n
hc.tdqu.uter m I ondon He h ts
\Hln lour rnnJOI ,l\\Urd.-. lnt ht tll·
dt'pth u~pnrtmg lind tnCI!!I\C Ullcr­
' IC\\ lunu\!llr .tl o ·'t:r.tdu.m: of
the nlunthlU 01\'C"ll S huol Of
Juurnnh'm \\here he: r-cccl\cxl hh
mu ter degree tn IQ75
lllc n~ungm~>hed lumut \ \hlrd
1 gt' en b\ the s oct tt1on to .an
alumn of I "ho ha ·' hte\ cd
Ut. tindaon an ht or her proft aun
ttnd rendered ou~ t ndmg cr' let
to the communal\ l he commmc:c
t'ho._~ to JH-c·scnt thn:c of th~ \htrd
lht'i \"CUr
I he lt~ll'lthe e wurd\ \\CUt to
\hct 'mat cl s of '49 for hc:r
l tHIIIItutd nn J)l~t' J.
Mexican Food West of the Willamette P G'2 PlO 'f:ER tO< •• OCTOBER 9, 1986
Forun1
Ed,tor'" Clliot •lomlvoon
Manag ng E01101 • L vnna Ca ey
Nows EdilOI • O•ane Raab
Forum EdttOI • Ernst A.ebl
Fearures Ea1t01• Shannon Buono
Spans Ed•tor • M•kc lund
P/lologmpny Editor • DaVId Bans
Copy Ed.tor • Arwen Rosenbaum
Arf 0Jroc/Of • 1 racy Schlaf)f)
AdvertiSing Managet • J m Abeles
Bus n ss ManaprY • Pari\ r Hodges
Exerci e Free Speech
In ... ome of the: nation\ olde't and mo"t pre~tagiou' hall~ ol
lcarnm~ ,comrmer) 1 mounungo,crfrcc~pce(. 'h, h), l.eaguc
m'mutttln" .u~ Cllntempl.umg r~lf tClhHl' on 1 udents ught of
c pr~'aon . '' hach arc hcmg hot I\ conlc\tcd .
t Bo ton L nhcrstt~. a tudcnt hun~ b,umcr.; from hi''' ando\\
'tutlng ha~ oppo,tt•on to apartheld m south .\Inca. He \\Ct
con equentl\ C\ acted from ht dornutnr~ rnom for '1olnung
dormator~ pohc)
\. '\ ale l nl\ l:ril1\ ~~ udent \Uts uspcnd~.:d .lftca dt pl.a mg a
poster '' luch ~uurued homo e ual Ul:ll\ a ts.
I arltcr thas ''tll Dartmouth 'tudtnh .and .1dmm1 trauon
"ere at lo!!gcrhc,Jd' O\ cr 1 he 1 ue ol a !->hant' cr\!ctcd on
campu It> prote~t bu,mes ... dealm!! m ~ outh t\fnca
lick Pron1otion . In allot the above mctdents,thc c\cnts con~titutcd <t violation
of univer~ih rcguluuon' Student~ exercising their right\ to free
pee~ h found themsetve-. ,ubtet:t to tudid<~l review by u~h c~it'f
udmini,t r3tions. While ''e do not cndor'c euher :\Jdc m thc'c
1 rt:c , ~; r u' re pon\tblc ~ipcech is\UCll, the' ... en c <Is a pO"l'llbh:
prelude to problem:. that might develop when the btHmd' of
~rccch .lrC not clearly dclincd. .
• omc three to four thou~>;md mllc-. a\\ay, on the rdatlvcl\'
1 c)latcd ground~ of Lcwi and Clart-College, D remarkablcdcurth
ol dchnte b\ ,tudcnh hu' developed in tnrk contrast to the
1lorcmenuoned in~tu utions. The trend has dbt urbmg implic.ations.
1 ctter' w the editor of the Prmwer l.og huw 'lo"c:d to ''
tnclde Some week it has been complete ly dr): \\Care currently
n\ crnging les~ than one leucr per week. l ht., ha' .ra.llcn far short
of our goal. Ha' the pendulum of 'tudcn~(\ aCII\ t~m begu.n to
'"in~ the other ".s\ ' We thmk not. a' cvtdcnccd by the ~tlcnt
'igil m upport ol South Afric.an dhc tm~nt held )u't Mond~)·
F3culty in parttcular \\ere in\'lled l~ contnbutc an~(; I e.-; e · plo!"ng
i 'UC offacult) member:' • pcr~on.1l m~cre t. D~~pttC thClf\\ld~­
ranging e perti'>e m virtuatl) cv~r): ltcld. no 1 ... uc "athm thts
pcctrum ha' thus tar rJ\C:h'd thetr mtcrcsl 'o u' to w.,rrant .m
article lor ubmi,,ion.
Wh1lc the l'wnt~< r J..og j, a relll"Ction oft he c.tmpu" community ,
!\tUdcnt ... 'hould he well rep~sented on the l·orurn r·I@C • Rca ... cmcd
dch.uc to,tcr crcatt\'C :-.olutinns to challenge,, Studcnh ,hould
u'c the Forum page!-lor the caitkal mquin that place' thh
liberal art-. institulton 1n high reput~ .
Pimtl'tt l.11g c..-diwrialpolic) j, not o\ eal) rcM~cth c Suhmt ton'
,Jrc ~ubjcct to cdatmg for gri'..tmmallcal crn>r or It be lou ... tntcmcnt... :
lHmc..,cr. th~\ ~trc fn:c from cen~or-.h ip. .
1 he 11 uggJc, .tt Yale, Danmouth and Aost~ \ llJ\CNl)
pre~enl n clear me age to l.C student . t nc crct cd nghl\ to
free speech can degenerate through di use. That need n~t occur
here ucngthcn 'our dcmocr.11! b\ rumh zmg un '''"e ol
irnpolluncc to ) ou Grab thos(.' pen and start "nung before
ll \too l.ste •
Academics Lost in Admissions
B\ Man Dakin • •
''o n~ (l{ a Kmd". ..Se ) ourse11 at
1 C\\lS and a rl.:" These bnghth
colored posten> ehcetfull) proclrum the di\'Cnill)
of the tC student bod\ \\ e re ha1led a a
.. cJCC't group of tudent from all mer the
\\Mid ... and emphasa 1 placed on the \'1lne t~
of b:u:lground~ and ta tes l he ob\ aou
mes age 1 that an\ one can find a "mche·· at
LC because "'e ha\e u~.:h umque and dl\er-
•tied tudent populnulln 1 o nn m ccure lugh
'M:hool tudem comparmg chool • n nund"
hkc hea\en. nght?
Mam \\Ould que5tlon the \nhdll) of uch
a dc:scnpuon ofl tudem One l profcs.\Or
d~nbes L a .. the mo t homogeneou
tudem bod) tha Side olthc M ~ 1 1pp1 Rl\-er •
l,erhaps tht rtmar~ was phrnscd half-Jokin,gl).
but the truth hurts
M, tl audenu.come from m1ddle mcomc
:o.uburban are1 and medaum- 11.ed puhhc h1gh
school Roughl) 25 attended pn\&te prep
chools The angJe 10~en m I C recruitment
lner.uure mn\ reflect an I Cthat tmply doesn'
e ut
l.a)t "eck 77rr Orrgomun ran .t pre ad
about college recruument and markeung
techmq ues, focusing on mall pm ate colleges
tn the North\\csl. The mam an1cle cnc:d
demogrnphtcs ns Lhe kt) to college promot1on
bht7e through ad\erti mg nod pe~onnl
appeals.
8trth rates dropped •gmlic.aml) an the late
1960's.\\ hsch n:du~ the potenunl .. pool of
apphcam .. Becau~ college are compcung
for fewer tudent5, potential tudent arc
an undated with hteraturc: ,leller • phone c-all5
and e\cn video ta~ I rom c()Jiegc rccruttcn;
1\ second article fo used pec:tticnll) on
I ...... descnbang the recruitment process I rnm
mwsal conlact lhrough armal :u L The
art1cle tatcd: "of the 425 SlUdent entering
J~u& CarL College lhas month as f~hmc:n .
each one repre1-oent 3round S I, I 00 an
recruitment co ts to the college ...
A\Summg that rndcrs can mult1pl) .115eems
fnul) C:\tdent that thiS college 1s pendmg a
~ub tantJal amountofmone} on recnutment
There 1 no point an pretcndms that college
cdu anon 1 not a busm~ ; the mone) \\til
have to bupent tn orderto siD) compclltt\t
Sill I. ale\\ lOCOr\SlSlenaCS should be CIOnstden:d
I or the past seHral months \\c\e been
g1ven ~taus.ttcs about the n:lnuvel) h1ghcr
u\-crascSA fscoresandGPA' oftheuw:ommg
fre:thman cia '·and the 1ncre~ed number of
opphcnnl$.. n., 0rt'goniOnljUOtcs Peter Brown.
Dean of Adntl15tOru., as a.ymg, .. we·rr: at the
bottom or the: •rough nmL 1 he populuuon
o( IJ\-yc:or·olds won't be up until 3buua 1995, L-L­
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ONE OF A ~\~\:>
and that'" ""hen colleges can &op ""orrymg
ahout rccrumng and be more ekcti.,:e. ••
While !.Orne reader~ "ill recogni1e that
.. trough" rcfc~ to !itati!ltical mea~urement.
many w11l be gJ\ en the impres~ion ol .. scraping
the bottom oftbt' barrd" tor quality .. tudem~
Perhap there v.as a problem ot contnt an
u~c ol the quote. but the: chmcc ot word~
seems unfortunate .
to~t :students ha' e been gi\Cn the impre$·
sion that cnrollmcnl has gone:"' a) up due to
a giant incoming clasl>. A closer look re,eah
that lor 1985-86.423 fruhmen and 70 transfer
studen~ entered. For Lhe 19~6-87 academic
year we have 425 new freshmen and 80 transfer
51 udents. Thefacus. 12 tudent is not exact I)
an over\\ hdming mcre.ue.
Acknowlcdg1ng the need for hc:l\\
rtt:runment, Y.e still ha\e thequ~tion ot ahe
locu of recrullment literature. Accordtng to
Adm•s 10ns office ~urvcys, freshmen md the
most tmponant factor m college sclc:cuon
\\as .. Academic Reputation ."
A small brochure devote nc:arl\ hulr it• • page to academ1c hfe at l.C. The View Boo~.
hoY.c\cr, pend ti\eoul ofJ3 pagesdiscu~\tng
.. ac ... dem1cc;.. :.ctually, four of the five page~
.src ime1 vtew\ oil our tndiVIduall C students,
touchmg academics among other thmg.' Agam
we h!i\'t the per1-onaht\ emphasas The rest ol
1 he book is dedacated to ac.uvtues oc1allilt:,
financial a1d, and o on, with ~pta~hy photo!.
that imply s-cream .. divcrsuy" 10 the reader.
I que t1on whether the: photos ac.tually capture
an) thing close to the rc.:ality or everyda} life
ut LC. Many of the la)Ollls male their diver.iil)'
messotg~ o literal and blatant that the reader
might well be slapped in the face. One lull
page: ho\\ car lictn~ephttes from l2diUercnt
state .
\\'htlc campus personality consideration~
otre &mponam , academic life seem' to get lOlii
in the shufne. Ma) be this in itself is a reflection
ol reaht~ . In '<lC'>' of the"' 1desprcad academtc
apath~ l~c ob crved. there are time:~ when
one '-"Ould be hurd-pressed to convince me
otherY.isc . Whatever the: case. were I "pro'
pcctivc studcnt,lhe "l.C Personality Parade"
would not create 11n tmpres'fion gf \enou"' \I 1\ ll
v.
N -
ac.adem1c empha "·
(imwing up in the Northwe~t. the !tingle
mmt common dt'~cription I heard (and hear)
ol l.C "'a\ the: "'ord "ntcc'' "Oh thut \ ... uch .t
tJU'c"' llchool," i-. the common remark .. "lict
L \\ell, nice, but not exact I) "'hat I m too lung
for an <1 college education . The: dJveNt}
campaign rna)' be an aHcmpt to change that
1mage, bu& lr.mkly, "pc~onulity .. fit~ right
into the .. nice" lmme\\ork. in whach academic
tmage arc clc:arl) ~ubordanated to .. ocial and
lite &yle image .
Student opportuniue~ )Uch as College
Outdoor , athlcltc'l, the! art • and ,\SLC are
1m port ant. It I" ulso •mrortanl that we trhc
to 1mprove academac 'tandards at the
depurtmenu:slle,cland 10\iQI in mamtenance
oJ those stundard through high·qualitv
academtc upport ystemc;. lmpro\mg (or 111
a mimmum m.tintainmg) our library ructlities
come: to m&nd.
It ""c: \\ant to be more than "ni~". increa.'ed
empha"' on acudemtcs 10 both practice and
tn promotions i~ cenuinl) in order
Mar • Da/r. 111 1.( a Jumor uommrur tPUIJor • Ne~
• M acJtcrm'l j
the tudclll
e\.:rt IIU) T e
of pre ~urc
to urfnoc, ~~~
tothecoun cl
"\\'escct~l
and pcrfcctWj
cmor Coun1
I' Ices. "1tl
and John
p ycholog1 11 lor 1n the ce
maJoOI) of st
three intern
' Jordan nod ~
J11c pre n
estabh,hcd 1r
Soren:o~on, F~ • • for t\dmtnlsl
fur a prulcs'>il
Th1s prol~~~
conftdcnunht
and the abili
and lung·tcrt
Let
Alum
I o the
'ou I.:00\\,1
~mtoo nl)
)(nO\\ \~hat
nwne~ pet
ttnt .• 111 nt)
tngo Wh1lf
durmg tht
found the3
noatmg .trl
t.llC of I
changed."
aad anoth
then e)C~
me uti to
1 he) all kt
HI tead of
of a Ieath
here thm
fhc} \e rc
l:3n·>OU·
1 -so·h1gh
\\'hut I
future-" i
commg b1
I We're tnlkJ
llntC: W.lf1
Rect
ofO
Unive
of Bul
Pea~
•
Rosel
I
I
Geor'
Stat
lnfor
who
up I
Car
x67 •
'! II
; _I " :
--• • --
hu111'!"t, the ~mgle
heard (and hear)
Oh, thut 'uch n
remark ''Ntcc:"
\~hat I'm lookmg
n. The dtVcrsit)
pt to change that
!nality" ht right
tt whtch ac:1demic
!Bled to ~ocial and
l)uch a~ College
, and t\ LC urc
ntthat\lot trhc
andard" at the
• • t m mamtenancc:
gh htgh·quality
1 mproving (or nt
r libr31"\ ructhtte •
11"nicc", mcreased
~oth pr.tcticc and
~order
(IOTIUn mnJC>r. Pto ·• .:n I.O< •. nl osa R 9, J98f,
News
ress
B) Uianc Raab
t'h'""'' 1 uc .... n
Mtdtc:rm urc the hu test ume ,tt
1 the tui.lent .ouno;c:hng Center, ~:ud
c:crctnr) I err) Ognn I he tr~s
ol pressure cau cs man) problems
to urface. nnd mnn) student turn
to the counschngccntcr for support
•
"\\'C~I UC..\COnccmm{!aOXICl)
and pcrfc uomsm tit this time ... ntd
entor oun elor Ronn•e Klees
~Ices , "uh a M u.ster' Degree.
:tnd John !'\chnetdcr, a hcenscd
p )Chnlogt 1, nrc fullumc: coun e­
lor m the center. They talk to the:
m.l.Jorit ol tudcnts. There arc aho
three intern : Nan Steenson. Anne
Jnrdan and Charlotte Udeletra .
l he p~cnt coun\ehng a:ntcr ~~~'
e t.tbli hcd m 1917. p1lotcd by Did:
Soren .. on, l~xecutivc Vu~c Pre~1dc:nt
lor t\dmini,tr;ltion, who feh a need
tor u profcl>,ion;~l eounM:Iing center
T h1" prore 'ionati .. m is ~ccn in ~met
cunfidcntiaht}. qualified eounsclor­
nnd the abihh to de-al with ,eriou' • and long·term problems, accordtng
1Letters to Klce.' and Ognn
"\\ e ec: bbout 20 olthc under·
,graduntcli C\Cr) \cnt ... Klcc ntd
She c: umnte thrtt nlm0\1 one t h1rd
of the scntor cl.tss wtll he m the
counieltng center before the )t..r's
end
••\\c \\OrJ... \lolth n lot of normul
dc\elopmc:ntal turf uch .,s tdcnllt)
dc\elopmcnt rclauon htp ," Klees
:11d.
Other concern nddn: sed ntthe
Counscltng enter mcludc d) mg
parent . test nmuetv. umc man-• agcment, roommnte problem ,
deprcs ton, problem \\llh parents,
otnd eatenj:! dt~ordcr
.. Rusically. ~e dent \\tth an)
problem~ that student mtght have.·
Ogan sa•d.
1 he C'oun,ehng Center 1 located
tn the awe: ol Odell ~tnnor Uou~c .
'"Up therC..)OU get u (echng of'gcuang
n~ny from 1t oll', ·Klees "::ud.
I he pre cnt t>Hke has been open
lor ten yea"'· .. We\c been here so
long.u re.'lllcchngof prnl ionaJ1 m
pen ade • '" Klees ~a•d .
Klees commented on the bnlancc
Alumni Weekend Warp Time
1 n the f:ditor:
You kno\\, thoc alumni·t)pc JKOple
seem to only rcmmd me of my luture
~no" '' hnt I mean? Out of college.
mone) ~pent, 'ec no future, p3) no
rent, .ttl my monc} \gone. nov. here
to go \\'hilc \\ ulktng <~round campu ..
ciurmg lhtli llomc:comtnR tlung. I
iound thc .. c: 1\lum-ltrped Alumni
noat tnS .lfound a~ II thC)' \lo ere in ll
t.,te ol hmbn. ..So much ha~
hanged." "ntd one ... ~ot rcall~."
~cud .mother I hated looktng anto
thctr e~cs. f:.1ch one of them kne\lo
me all too "ell lor m) comfort
l he) nil kne\lt l1o.hould be stud~ mg
tn tead of locking the stufting out
of a leather ad:, or ""nttng th1
here thmg. I he) k ne" the tory.
1 he:\ \c rend that book 1 hat how-• n·) OU•\It 8 te·time•\lo ltCO•t UIUOn·
1 -sn-h1gh book
Whnt reall) freak me out.
luturc-V!i c. 1 \!then I think :Jbout
cnmmg had: here alter JO years.
We're tnlking '0)cars here, Charle~.
ltmc \\inrp big-umc, huddy. "Hey. Tom. 1 n rcall} )ou? \\ o" Whut
ha\ e )OU been up to all these )cars?"'
.. Well. Joe. 1\e been m the Peace
Corp on the dark tde lor the {la.\t
IS )C3rs. 'ou kno\\ ho'' much help
those dcvclo(ltng lunar colomcs need.
1 hcn.JU 1 c:\c:n )Cars ago. I had to
h,t\'C open·l:alC ~urger) to secure
m) I emporullobc: 1.tc-dl,k."
Can you dig \\here I'm commg
from? ln1 luture bu mcs hn got
me on edge I feel ccurc:, though,
knO\\ mg that our 1\lumm-30-yc:sr­
rcumon \\til be organt7cd b) tho e
~ame pepp) people who or£nnt7e
c::tmpu actl\1tic' todn).
Tht ern of ours really pt es me
o[, though.\\ e're able tO cclcbr.ttc
the h"e.s of these alumm v.tth a
sock-hop and b1g-bnnd tuff. What
urcour ktdsgmngtodo? l'msenous .
What are the) gomg to do'! \re
the) gmng 10 go to a premtere '1deo
ran) on' hat? (Mom," hat d1d you
do before vou had\ tdeo ? ~o Wa). • Ju t r. V.<J Hn~h .)
Recruiters On Campus the Week
of October 13-17:
University of Southern California Graduate School
of Business , T Jesday Octobe · 4, tat · Trallroom , 2:30
-5:00.
Peace Corps, volunteer pos1t1ons tn 62 developing countues.
Wedr esdav & Thursday, October 15 & 16, table In
Trallroom , 9-5.
Rosemont School, a restdentral treatment cenrer for ter.m­
age gtrls Recrutttng for Restdenttal Counselors Psy­
chology & Counseling-Psychology ma1ors Thursday,
October l 6 Open tnformatlon sesston 1n Monteith,
11:30-1 ~oo.
LAST WEEK TO SIGN-UP FOR
INTERVIEWS WITH:
Georgia Pacific Corporation, Entry-level sales postttons
RecrUiltng Fall grads and alumn1 wtlh majors tn Bust·
ness. Markettng or Uberal Arts lntervtews. Tuesday.
October 21. Resumes handed tn by Fnday, October 17
State Farm Insurance, Clatms Representative , Underwnter
and Management tratnees Fall grads or alumna only
lntervtews Thursday, October 23 Resumes handed 1n
by Tuesday, October 21st
lntormatton on the recrUiters hsted abOVe. and other recrutters
who wtll be on campus Fall term, and procedures for signtng
up tor tntervtews and handtng tn resumes. 1s avatlable at the
Career Ptanntng & Placement Center. an the Gate house.
x6721. bct\\&:Cn confuh:nlli.tht\ md cl.'lm
munet\ 1 hC'n: 1 a '-tron communi!\
'uprur t J or '' udcnt .. \\. hn ""d out
the ~c1unschn center h l'lt tun to
"al .ttouncl campu" and~ people:
together .. ,he :ud
•flu, cs m ouu.t.tndaug populuuon
to ""or \\It h.-K Ices 'a1d "fhc
peoplt \\ho usc thecoun~hngcenter
are rcall\ \\Orktn on 1h1n ) and
1:1lang the ttme and c:Hort to make
lhm~ happen "
One concern bout theeuun~hng
ccntc:nhut Klea hru 1 thnt "'bccnu~
\I.C L:ccp !oUCh a lo\lo prolile. I'm afratd
ome people. c pcCiall) fre hmcn.
don' rcahtc hO\Io ea th; :ux."CS tble • we arc.-
( >unns the: re('Jent alumm ~ukend.
K Ices .tw sc\entl former tudenh
!the had coumeled
-tfsso JOyful to sec people" ho\c
been out there tc•r h\C or s1 ~ears
Jltcir finallCial connecttons "1th thctr
parents ha\e ended, the)' don"' h:wc
an\ academic tre "'· and the) :~rc
doing tine," he atd, add eng, Ml..c\loi!>
and Clarl.: seem to ha\e been a
good pi;~~ togo through all oftht ..
One thtng 1\-e learned from m)
c: rcnencc of tht Homeeoman •
weekend dC31. t that t( I \\ere m
charge of the "hole scheme of thmgs.
I'd rop the football. Ju t to n m
c he mer Get u out ot here Let'
get the "hole gang. cH:r\ one. the:
"hole b:tll of \\n • out onto the
field .md hn\e .1 Homccommg
Hacl:C)·'-al'k Frubet resmal Wh)
not' ~obod) loses. e\ecyone pl.l)
\\ ho lik~ to tttn the hot un and
"atc:h ani) one team nt n ume ha\c
fun, an) \'B)n
Thnt would be rn) c:ontnbutaon
to future generatton Homccommg
Hack Fe t, Letterman at 10 nnd
Dommoes deliver) personnel "ho
hn\c ume to tn) and pan) for
"tule
Joe Wachs
Sophomore
Homecoming
Meets \Vith
ucce
To 1 be Eduor.
H omecommg Sn "n a great
,ucces". thanks to the many 1 udents
'' ho u'«i thetr weekend to help with
the e'ent! A .. rectal thank to the
tudent group-.:" ho ran the hooth
at the carnt\ aJ on Sunday.
I have ~''Cd mnn) oomplirnc nts
from :llumnt on ho\\ l.:tnd, "arm
and fun the tudent were \lillh all
the ch1ldren. h "a' a real treat for
alumni to bring thetr ch1ldren to
'j,,t the college 'here l hetr mom
or dad went to school, and be pee ted
~ uh uch enth\N3jm and tndn •
Than~' again to the'e folio\\ mg
group for the wondc:rtuljl.'lb they
did with the carmull
"' \f Pf
OF\
OAR
OanceTesm
\.u:JJa"' ea \ Vou:c
Rugb\
I \ \'~odation
\ '\1\ ..
\\ l'men m Communic~llions
Ralh qu.:td
Yearboo._
Admi MOm. lntcrc t Group
Chn tian Fello\lo~hip
Educ:ltional Programs
Marual An-. Club
~l.C
Women·, Sacccr
\\'omen\ Basketball
Sull cnu\ after nil these )e:us­
<.. mdtc' John.wn Bur A IraTI
Hom~commK Cllatr
&NJrJ of A lumm .. \(.1 \
IHlMI. 0\ll~f •• C ontinurd rrmn pllJ:t' I.
out tundtnJ; and cnuei~ll) aa:J tmc:d '' t O) J r c:la f 61 I or h
art" orl deprcung 1he lndtan ntu11l p.onccnnl! '-" ork '"thdteld of 'JlOn
nd C'Ul>tom~ of 1he • outhwest !'>OC10IOJD. a held 1n ~hu:h I O\ \loOi
1\~mnr \\Or~. \\,t dt!ipln)Cd tn 10 the forefront of dc\'ciOpiO~ 1 0)
r emplchln ( enter throughout the ha "') authored tnd c:dtlcd etght
Uotn~."Cnmtng lesta\lttC.\ Asmnr w11l hook,, "nttcn O\Cr 50 n11:l~ {or
[!1\iC a pn: cntal1un and d1lt\:U ton \l:trtous Journals and cnntmue to
about her art ~ork '" 1 cmplcton tectun: e tcn,.t\CI\i throu hout the
on Jburida\ October 2. lor all Unued Stat~ nd Cannd ~\\.ell ••
mtcrested art buffs
The second :1\lo rd "\4ent to John
LEITERS POLICY
t etters to the F.dttor hould
be addressed to Box 21 The
deadline i S p m. on Fnda~ .
Submt 10nfl hould be t)ped.
doubte-spo.1ced nnd mclude the
author' namen.s wellasacademtc
cln or fa~.;ult} stnndmg Len •th
should be 350 "'ord or les All
leucrs "ttl be: pubh:..hcd but arc
ubJeCt 10 cdtting for grnmmnr,
length nnd ltbclou t:nement
The 1'rn11~er Log rtStf\'eS the
nght to hold leue~ 1f puce
problem ansc All letters mu t
be ccompamed b} tdenuficnuon -
i"'iting Alurns
"'-"
l n pire ong
To the Ednor.
HF.' Al M~l
(sung ro the tune ofMHt} Jude'1
Verse I Ht.) ludc
We get tree food
We eat 1l outs1de
In te. d of GA
Hamburg.:r'
\nd other good thmgs
to ent
Ver.;"C 2
\c:rse3 ''' lea: t 11 free Butlt,l co t you later
Ht} Alumni
Don' Ut'-e ll back
T a e our aid fliJC\:a~
and ma~e them btg£Cr
Remember
The "o')t of hbcral an
I reaC'hing the stnrs
It • OC3f even f ~UTeS
So" ntc those chetk and
end them in
He\ \lumni • Begin
Don't ICll\C the fuJI CO~t
Upon our ~houldc:N
I.JJ, L.a. L:1. La, La, La.
L La, Yeah
Verse 4 He} \lumni
Don'\ be afraid
You were trained to
Go out and make ome
The minute the mone~ •
starts to flo"' m
We11treat ~ou h"e Lan
And make 'ou feel ~
wcl ome
Welcome, welcome. wtl­
rom~. welcome~ weloome
Jalm l .. waiford and R1 hard urdtr
tniOr Otld)UfiiOrr~ f>e<:ltW!IJ a ovc:n;ea
1 he Ia t .. ~ard went 10 Chm
Zufirnto' cl~,. of "57 for ht
•mpon.tnt ~ orL: tn the: f&cld of nuclear
ph} 1~ and ht dcdtcatton to the
teachsngofthe field He.scur:rcntl~
sef'&nga the pnnopal tn\~Ugator
for a l Dep nment of EnefS)
research contract for the tud\ of
charge-e change rc cuon m
Colorado Z finuos rs lso chc author
of a &del\ u~ tntroductor) college
tc tboolmtuled Phl-nc \\htch"'lll
he m the p~ lhts )'ear
All 3\\ arlJ ~ere pre~~n~t..;tJ 1
ccrcman) on Fnda). Octo be ' m
tnmm Dtnmg Rf)om The mnCT'>
n:ccwcd the ne"l\ mmtcd medaU1on
on \\.h1ch the fnce of I c" nd
<.;lark an: etched
PIONEER LOG
Ede tor In Chief: Tom L.,G'~
ManagIng Ed It or: Lvnr,.. \....::1.!,!:::1
N ws Editor. 0 Raao
Forum Edetor. Er I<
Feature Editor.~"~~ ~:1M
Sports Ed• tor: M ~~. ~
Photography Editor: u.w-.tJSa
Copy Editor. AA ~ Rtase·~oo:.u.j
Art D1rector: Tra:y Sch··JPP
Bualness Manager: P:11·kt<t
Hodg
AdvortisJng Manager:
Abe
'News writttf'S: Kn5l A>
Ramooa &a~ M Oa
SleveK.ot a
Forum writers: Ja
AICha!d l.e!der Jcil
Ka 1 Schomburg
Features writers: Kf sta Ander­
son. St\aron H ~ Man
Cynthl8lopeZ. Ou Joe
YUSka Mary G ty G G ns
Sport• writers: w. :cha COhen
Oa te ~1c0 nd
Photographers: G·~ Ge hs
03oo Knoll. Atwen Alosenb3:.sm
Lynne J003.nsol\ Ow
Pelting
Artist; Greta St bt ncl
CompoaHion: Sher Baru n
Advl..,-: Peter ChriSt nson
Spiritual Guidance: Jat:ks()t\
Logaog
POSTMASTER : ScOO ddsess
cnanges to TiiE PIONEER LOG
0615 S W Pt1!3hne H Rooa Port·
ana OR 97219 Su · onsar
sa yea'ty Second class posm
pa•a at Portland Oregon
TheP10Tte61Log~ the ng
to oe~ any adYerttSement ~iCh
we ISoonnaryto ~ etncs
and ool;ege pol oes
V•e ~to'Se.JI\Piessed retnose t
mrs and e10 not •ly re ...
the w ol the srudent b0.1y t
cv , or lhe college admm:stra•
UrtS!Qnea e<1 : s ar suggesteo
nd or apptO\Ied by cdA
a!ld ma of t ne~'SPiJPCf
nd reflect the m3 or 1y opemon ol
thOSe cers
Selection 01 canoons a ng
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most cl\pC
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1 Collc:gc: 'I h
,tudc:nl "all
JllCOd l C\\
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ll1ck !\on
Pre .. Hlcllt r~
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the \IUCJcf\1
• ltl\111 UIIOO'I•
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hat B ( hrhtine Pettin~ill
rlon~r I ua "-tafT -
''(ic:el, \\ hy I' I hi~ 'iChc)OI 'iO
e prnsl\ e'J"
It· not unu .. uul to hear gr umhlc~
m compl!unts 'uch IL' tlu. one uround
cumpu"', c~pccmlh: nc.u the cashu!r \
ullice. ~l.tn) tudcnh \\unit<> kno"
.,, h 1 C\\IS .111d Clark IS o c\pc:n,I\'C
and "onder 11 the chool a "orth
II
I cwi und < l.uk 1 the sc:~:ond
mn 1 e~pl.'nsl\e school m the
~otth\\CSt, topped onl) b) Reed
College rhi" ye.sr un nn-<:ampu~
\tudent "ill puy .shout IJ,200 to
nttend 1 C\\ i~ and ('lurk. 1 u1tson
.lhlnC IS $8,740
I l1C'k • oren~on, f: ceutl\'e Vice
Prc-.sdent lur Admini,trauon. -.aid
I l'\\ I 'I .111d Clark I' C::\ pcmivt.• for
t thl' ''"'lent purtly bct'<HI'e prhatc
I sn,litution,, unlike ,,,,le college-,,
u:cei' c 'Cf) lillie stute m government
.t ;<ii\IUillC fur npcrniiUil'i 'I his meuns
thtlt JHI\ ute collc:gcs nHl'l come: up
"uh other \lUrce' ot re\cnue l'ul­
tum 11; on I) one uf thc~c 'uurcc
lmttnn p.l) mrnl accuunt for fl5 r
ot the operating budget, soren,on
\.:lid. t=mh)\\ment-.,gtft tothccollcgc
"luch nrc m-. estell to produce
mcomc •• u~l'ount for 7t;(,. lher 5l',.. o! the budget come' trom annual
81\lng. 120(: ltum ledeml 0111 ccs
"'UCh a-. I' ell Or .mts .mcJ Ntttional
Oartct Student I oan,, .md u:m t rom
campus bn,cd busmc:s and room
and bourd C:(''t"
J'hc: college: 1 cnnllnunu,ly seck ing
monctHr~ ~up port cndo" ment
und grant' trom hoth publiC' and
pnv.llc: ource , Ho\\C\cr. 11 ts
unhkCI) thlll rcCI.'Ipt of nC\\ gr olllt
or don.111on "nuh.l lo\\.er tuitiOn.
Sorcn~un au.J. ''"> c ua grant
mone) rcet:l\ed 1 u ed to smpro"e
the college, nnd doc not dc:fm) the
cost ot tuition 1 uuton, on the
~\er.tgt". mcrea .. e5 by Cl% unnuall),
Sortn<~on ~:ud
fortunately ,a lUll son w•es each
} c.~r. -.o dm:s the umuunt of money
.tlltlCatcd for hn.mct.~l Atd. Sun:n on
"•'Y~ th.tt the collc:g\! tnc to meet
the hnunctal need ol ull tudenl\
~ ' ( uncntl} Ml\' 48"( nl the ,tudcnt
hod)'" Jlli}IOg lhdull IJ,200. l he
rc't r<.~c~t\ c In hill~.: 1.11 .ud tn ~nmc
lnrm
"It' partul our phtlo'lnph) and
\\C: hchc\e m 1t," Sllfc:nsun ,,uJ.
l cwi" and C'l.1rk is C:\flCO 1\e
llecuu e 11 olters ''hot mun) tate
' hools cannot quuht~ , Mlld ~or­
ensu~l 1 h1 clement of quuht~ 1
et'n m man~ urea ot the college
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Smoking Articles Gag Novelties PIO Ei'.R LOG, OCTOBER 9, 1986 P GES
Recau'c ol ih SIIC, the tudcnt
luculty mtto •II I C '' twelve to
llllC
l C uho otter.; 10 to 12 nverscns
~• ud) pwgrams euch yc.ar hout
.)QC(. nf lhc \tUdenl blld) take
ruh antagc: ol thi5 rrugrnm. L
tudents hu\ e grc.uer uccc: s hliBh!l,
cqmpment, and fucuh than t po -
<;tble m u large unl\ en.uy. tOCordmg
to u cur rent brochure St udc:nt cnn
al o p.utietplltc m tudent-run medm • uch :u the ne\\ :p.1pcr. rt~dto !ttntmn,
yearbook und l!tc:r .n) re\lew
f he college ha e panded us
Ctlmputc:r fucthue~ \lolth the ndditton
ot ubout H)() Muc:lrllo'h computers
tor sl udent usc
In .1 urvc\ of the clr1 of 19 S
C<lnducted b) .Jell Hedgepeth,
Dm:ctor of the C.uccr Pl.tnmng und
Pluct:ment Ccotcr,tl \\It" found th.at
74% ol the re pondcnt !HHH)'Cd
"en:cmplo}<.'d . Suf\c.) ol thcclll 1\C:S
ut l':un .md 19M \tch.l tmll.tr
hnd[ng . •
Yes, l.c" as und l lark'" e."pcnss\c
Howe' c:r. tf) ou us ked Dtck Soren·
nn '' hy tlu 1s ~o. he \.\ ould tell ou
to "puttl tn cnntc:\1 and 'lho" men
college of the quuhty of 1 l
1h11t'~ le cxpen '"el" More Library Change
uiet Space Created
8 SteH Kotin
l'tunf'n I "l '-lan
I h1 )~•r ,the hhrnf) 1s undergomg
ch •nges to JHO\ tile more qlllc:t !.IUd)
pncc. to open up mall student
art galle: C). nnd to m.1ke mformauon
on the: l..c\\t'>nnd Clurl c~pedsuon
more D\ mluble. ~.ud Runu) Collver •
I 1brnr~ Dm~ctor
1 "o obscure room" c:. t ton the
second Ooor Fev. people kno" of
••Jf part of a long term
plan to pro,·ide more
space. ,,
, ________ _
thctr ex1 tencc. One rculm 1s n mall
.art g.tller~ tilled \lrlth pumttn~ and
maps Jc:pu;ung the htsror·t~al l C\\h
.1nd Clark c ,pcdillon , kno\\ n as the
Chum.1n.l L ollecuon l'hcse p.untmgs
ure on lunn from Dr Chumurd. "
rctsrcd u1geon '"'h grc.11 tntere t
to 1 he e~pcduaon
In tht room. Collver hopes to
plncc l tudcnt uri u\\e hn\en't
hod enough of that to here.-he:
a1d I hrough n locked door on the
left hes w hr11 u ed to be a hbrar)
tnff lounge No\\, boo~ nnc.J ('It her
I.e\\ 1 und lark mc:rnot brha res1de
here Coll\cr 1 mn~,ng tha tfllO a
tudent tudy place
"It\ p rt of long term pion 10
prO\ 1de mor~ qutct tud~ pnoe m
the hbrary- other nrd
<. lnce the room' nrc: equ1ppcd \\1th
more furniture lttel w11l be open to
tudcnt u c f he onh problem 1
the fnct thnt o man) utluablc
materials nrc left unattended
r o lhr • Collo.:cr commented.
"\\e\c got a good student bod •
\\C do.n't hll\C: a lot ol problem~
'~orrymg about "aluttbh: th1ngs."
New· Brief: -
in,'ited Balmer
to di cu · deficit
tudent-to-tudent l onnld "Dlmer. professor of pol·
1ttcal tcncc at 1 ~\\ 15 and Clark
( ollcgc. hu been mv1ted to JOm u
mill group of leudcrs to d1 cu
the Constnuuon wuh the Comnuuee
on the on lliUtJonnl .) tcm
11ae Commmce c;elc:ct tndl\ !duals
to learn hnv. pohuc:.tl, c:ommunst~.
bu mes anll ocademu: leader! '"
<hfferent p.ms ol the country percxl\~
the problem bcmg faced b) th: AIG Sponsors Open House
8) Rllmona Brande\
Ptnlltf'f lo<ll ~I arT
ln. rc ... pon'e to the gro\\ mg ~.:um­
pcttlum among colleges Cm tn·
commg tu: hmen. t C\\ i and l t.ul:
\\·ill he hosting a IUdent·to·st udent
open hou-.c: Octohcr 25
1 he: ke) j.., to nchtCH' .rn unu ual
angle th.tt \\ illullere~t pro,pccll\c
'' udenh. Thul kel 1 tn\ oh mg I
tudent • E\d)n \hnor-1 a\\ renee,
\:.-w,t.ant Dean of f\dmtSSson • ':ud.
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST: Two kittens One, grey
Tabby w11h long hatr The
other. mostly wh1te with grey
strtpes and big ears Both
males One seen at Gnswold
during alumni weekend
Please call 244-9828 (h) or
287-2775 (wl $25 00 reward
lYPING SERVICES- rea­
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$25101 ,our phone book Call
Lee Ramsey collect at (615)
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POSTER REP NEEDED
Flex•ble hours par t-t•me
pos11ton on campus plac•ng
poslers $5/hour. Call 222-
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Responsible 40 yr. old
man and daughter wtsh
to house-sit for the school
year Long or short pert­
ads considered W1lhnq
to work at upkeep Refei=
ences 692-1358
TO PLACE YOUR
CLASSIFIED AD, r.allthe
Pioneer Log 11 293-2701.
jr r pUI ... a I -ad '" the box
outs1de the Ptoneer Log otl,ce
or matl1tto LeWis ano Clark Col·
lege, Bo. 21. Portland, OR
£17219. Cost 1S \Of. per wo•d
PREPAID trunsacuons onty
Deadline IS Fndav "At mo t school • the) hn'c open
huuses, .mllthe \dmi'>Ston olhce
runs the \\hole thtng "
I he mliJOr lucu' ul the open hnu c.
\1. til be an acll\'lltes fmr rn Purnphn
SJHH1S Center. fe.1tunng bouths I rum
the vanou\ org.-ml .. mnn' on campu' ·•we \\anted to do :>omcthing
drffc:rent from or her campu.-.e • "
M tnor-1 n" renee s~ud
I C ltldenL \\111 nnswcrqu~tions
about tude.nt hfe. academics. nnd
am I hmg el c: thnt pro pccuvcs rnn)
hn' e nn mterest tn. u.s well as ho t
lunch und i&"'c: c.tmpu tours
llu: sdc:n bchmd the student
tnvolvement tern from a tud)
\\ htch found th 111he mo t 1mportnnl
factor to a ht@h s hool Jumor .. , hen
choo ing college 1 educuttonal
qu 1hl~, one the -.mgle OlO t Jmpor·
tauttactor ton cntOr 1s the tudcm
hfe. Lee Wein tcm, \ 1\lant Dean
\)I \dllll ll"'O,, S[lld
In .1dd1U0n to the nct1\ lltes filtr
anu campu tours, the pro~pccll\c
1 udent "all ull>o attend esston.
on .tdrna 'ton • finnncu1l ~.ud, nnd
nc.1dcnucs
\dnus tons Interest lmJup( \IG)
1 pon onng the open~hou e, nnd
mnn\ I l tudent ha' e alre.ad~
p trliCipated ll1 0 J'hOn<St·lhOn \\ bich
helped locate mnn~ c.llher ''1lhng
\ olunteer.- L student' "111 nl o
(lUbh~17e the(\ ent, [I' \\elJ,,, set up
the ttdl\ 1t1~ fntr S) tern and the ktnd of rcmed1es
that could m.tke our go\'~rnmenl
more effectrve und nccountnble
!though 1here are numbe1 of
dome uc and forctgn problem.,. that
could pr~p,uue consutuuonul crms
mlhlS country, the mc~uns Will u c
the federnl deficu 1 3 means 01
fo u '"~ on the I rgcr quesuon of
the need for con utuuonul change
FacultJ' Member •
Receil'es
Research A ~~ard
J.uu I ochner a thMstont pro­
fe 'iOf of chemtstt) at Le\H • nd
lark College. has rc cn~d no
cu:ademtc rc eun:h enh nccment
ward for S46.09 from the NnhMal
ln~ututc of he~tlth
I he gtJnt. one ol 75 U\I.Urded
nutmnllll) '' 1!1 be u,e\J to ,up port
n:se.trc.h nell\ sues 111 I o~hncr'
luborntor) dunng the ne.: ti\Hl ~'ear.o
I ochner smd that hout 20,000
of the grunt\.\ rll be U!>ed to pur~h.i"C
lab eqUipment \nothcr 10 OOOwil.l
he U5td lll purch e upphe \\ 1th
the remauu.ler gomg to pU\ t udcnts
v. ho \\ ork m the l.1b
Lochner. \\ ho e.1med her Ph D
m 19 I I rom the Oregon He hh
~csenocs Um\erstt). JOmcd the l
fa Uh) Ill 19S2
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• PIO ElR LOC, OCTOBER 9. 1986 PACES
News
by Is LC
- -By Chri~thae Pettingill
l'lontfl I oa \tarr
"(icc/, \\h\' IS tiH'i \Chool \0 -
C'\flC0\1\ c' "
II\ no& unu,u:sllll hear grumble'
n1 compl:unl~ '>Udt IL' th" one around
rnmpll\ t'pedall) ncur thcca,tucr,
nfiiC( \tany :.ludcnto: ""ant to I.: nO\\
\\h) I • "" 1tnd l.trk '' 'n C:\ pcn~ivc:
nnd ''onder 11 the chool1 \l.nrth
II,
l..c"1 .snd Clar~ 1' 1 he 'ccond
mo'>t c\pcn,he 'chool sn the
:-.:nnh\\e,t, lOJlpcd unl~ b) Reed
College. f'hi year an on·~untpm
.. tudcnt will pay .tbout 13,200 to
Httcnd l cwi .md Clurk. 1 uition
.tlune as SK, 740
t>ick !'\orcmon. h~ecutivc Vice
Prc"dcntlot Admini,trntion, ,,,id
l.t'\\ '' .md llark '' t.. pcmivc for
the 'tutknl parti-r bcc.tU'-C privutc
ln,titutions, unhkc \tutc college,,
u.'CCI\e 'Cl'} httk ,t,1tc m government
·'"l't.mn: Jur operutwn, , Thl'> mean'
thut (HI\ ate college' nlll'it come up
"ith other 'nurcc' ol rc' enue. t us­
uon IS onl~ nne ol thc~c sources.
I u11um p.l\ mel\t'i .u:count for 65! c
of the (.lper.tllng hutlgct. Sorcm.on
s.11d, f"ndo\\ mcnt,., gill' In the college
\\ luch '"" 1mc.;;tcd 10 produce
tnc:,Hnc •• u.:count lor 7%. Q,er 51'fr of the budy.et come-; lrom .snnual
gtvmg. t.].r 1 I rom I cdc.-rut ~OIHCC\
\Uch a~ Pell Cir.u1h .uul Natwnal
D1rcct ~tudcnl I oun'l, illld I~ from
t.tmpu• bu-,cd bu,antss .md rnum
ilOd blMTd CU\t\
1 he cullcgc 1' contmunu~ty ~king
nwnct ar't up port cndo\Hncnls
an~ grnnts trom both pubhcund
pnvatc ourcc • Ho\I.C\er tt t • • unhkcl) th.tl IClCipt nl nc\1. gr.tnts.
or dnnutiono; \\utdd tuwcr tllllton.
Soren,on _<Hd. ~\n) extm gr.tnt
mnnc:) accct~c:d 1 used to unpro\C
the collct~e. und docs not dcfr.t) the
C0\1 Ol IUIIIOO, lllltion, on the
a' cragc, ancrc.I\Cl.i by 6% .mnu:tll).
\oren .. un ,1id.
I nrtunatc:ly. nstuitaon ri-.c.; each
~car. so duc,~hc ·•~ount of money
allncated tor hmmcwl A1tl Son:n'on
'a}\ thut the cullcgc ITIC' to meet
the llllclllCial need ol .ttl "' utlc:nts,
C ua rcntl) onl) 48!1( ol the tudcnt
body i~ P·•> mr the rull S 1.3,200. I he
"''t rcccl\c hnancial .ud an -;omc
form.
"It' p.trl nf our phtlu ophy nnd
\\C: hdil~' c Ill 11," Sorcnl\un s.ud.
1 C\\ i~ und Clurk as e pen, he
bc:cau'c 11 ofter\ \\ h.tl mnn) state
~~hoots l'ltnnot qu.1l11y, smd SM­
c:n,un. lin clement ol ,,u,tht~ 1
'ccn Ill man} area ol the college
( J-{( )( ~ ( )J )ll_.l::
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USED RECORD STORE!!!
EVERY TYPE OF MUSIC
1OOO's of quality records at affordable prices
Roc~. Jozz1 Pop, Vocal, Clossicol
3623 S.E. Hawthorne • 238-1957
11-7 Mon-Sol. 12-6 Sun.
We Buy and sell (CO's too)
SILVER SPOON
P1pes
Papers Gift~fm GrownupJ
8521 SW Barbur Blvd.
245-0489
Screens
Doc Johnson
Smoking Art1cles Gag Novelties
VISA/MA .. 'fER ARD BcC.lU\t ol us sue, the student
faculty WliO t\1 I.C IS IWC:I\c to
I lit C.
I C ulsCI olfcrs 10 to 12 mc:r!le: 1,.
StUd) JlfOgram CoiCb )'Cilf. i\bnut
50% of the tudcnt bud) t.tl.:es
advantage of thi program 1 ("
t udrnts have greater n~o.'CC~'>IO l.sh ,
eqUipment, <Jild lncuhy than 1!1 pu -
~ible in,, huge unh cr tl) •• tccordmg
to.tcurrcnt brochure Studcnt'ic.tn
ulso pMttCipale m tudent-run me<lt.t
uch fl the nc\\!iJl.lpcr, rudaostnuon,
)Ctubook und l!tcrat) tC\'IC"
I he '"allege hu cxpandc:d 11
~omputer lactht1cs With the uddtt1on or .• bout 100 ~1nclntu .. hcomputcrs
for \IUtJcnt U\C.
In a sune) of the clltss ol 1'185
cnnductc:d b\ Jell Hedgepeth ,
Pm:ctor of the C.ueer Pl.mning and
Placement Center. it"·" lound th.tt
1.~r, ol the rcsp1mdcnl\ 'urvcycd
"'ere cmplo)-cd . :Survey' of the d., .. ~.,
ol 19M'\ and 19KJ 'iteld ~imtlur
~ . .
hnd '"S."
Ye:o., I C\\ lS and Cl.trk I' ex pen •~c
II mvc\ cr. t() ou u .. ~cd lluJ: ~oren·
Ull Wh} I hi'\ 15~0. he \I.OUid tell \llU
I .. 0 put 11111 COOlC:\ I and ShO\\ OlC a
college ol the quality ol I C
thnt' te 'cJo;pcnsivcl" More Library Changes
uiet Space Created
Bv ~tevc Kotin
I'I<Jnttr l"tt 'lart
----------~------I hu; yc:m. the hhmry I!IUndergumg
ch tngc') to prm 1de mure quacl tudy
sp.tcc, to np~n up u smnll tudcnt
srt gullcry, ~nd to m,1~c mformatton
on the I e\\ls and< lark expcdttton
more m tlnhlc, o;md R,ulU) C oll1iCI,
I I bUll) I >•rector
I\\ n ohscurc room!> e,;sst on the:
ccund floor f C\\ people know of
·~1 t' part of a long term
plan to provide more
space. ,,
--------thCir c~io,ten~;e . < >ne room 1 u srnall
.1rt gallery hlkd '"ath pmntlng.qtnd
maps tlcptCLing the lmlOIICUI \.,e\\ 1~
.md Chuk expcdiuon, t.:nown as the
< hllln.ut.l Collccuon. I h ::sc pamttngs
are em lo.tn lrnm Dr Chutnard. a
rcttred ')Urgcon \\tlh grc.tt antcre:.t
10 the c pcdition
In tin!'. rollm, Colhcr hopc.s to
plnce 1 C tudcnt art "We h:nen 't
had enough of that an here,-he
atd 1 hrough o locked door on the
left In: wh.tt used lo he ,, libmry
\{,lfllounge . C1\l., hOtl~ .snd other
l..c:\\ 1 und Cl.)r k memontbtha res1de
here: C'olhc:r •~ maksng th1s 1nto n
tudent tudy place
"It' pari of u long term plan to
prm:uJe mote qmc:t tudy p.tce sn
the hbrary." "'oliver sa1d
Once the rooms are equ1pped wuh
more lurmtun: the) "ill be open to
tudc:nt u e I he on I~ problem IS
the: l.acl &hut o;o manv valuable:
materials are left unnttc~dc:d
I o tha • Collver commented
"Wc\e go1 n good tudent bod)~
we don't h,t\e a lot of problem
"'orryang .tbout vuhl.lb\e thm8)."
New Brief
invited
deficit Balmer
to di cus
Student-to­ tudent Don. tu Bntmc:r profcs or of pol·
lttcal cu:ncc at I C\\lS and lark
( ollege. ho been '"' 1ted to JOtn 8
!.mull group nf lenders to d1scu
the Con~ututton w1th the Comnnttc:c
on the on tnulton.tl ~ tern
llu~ Corn nuttee sc lect and 1\'HJ uClls
to lc<1m ho" pohucal, communtt}.
busmc !i rmd acudemtc leaders '"
dtltcrent pan oft he country percct\'t
the problem bcmg faced b) lh: AIG Sponsors Open House
By Rarnonu Brand e~
Pluotcr t (Ill \tarr -
--------------- --------
In .rc .. pono;c Ill lhe gro\\ mg com·
pc:tataon affil'lllg college' for tn·
coming I n:,hmcn, I c\\ ss .tnd ( l.trk
will be: ho~ting .t tudcnt-to-,tudcnt
open hou'c October 25.
1 he '-ey 1'1 IO ncJHe\C Un UnU'IUill
ungle thllt "ill mtcrcst pro,pccttvc
MuJents. 1 hat key IS'"' olvmg I c
tudenb, Evel)n tinor-1 ,,.,.,renee,
A'-s1. tunt Dean ol AtlmlS tnn , nid.
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST. Two k1ttens One. grey
. dblJy wtth long hatr The
other. mostly wh1te w1th grey
stripes and big ears Both
males One seen at Gnswold
durrng alumm weekend
Please call 244-9828 (h) or
287-2775 (w) $25 00 reward
TYPING SERVICES- rea­
sonable rates Htllsboro
Nancy 640-464 1
S EASY MONEYII I wtll pay
$2~ for yvur pl • .:>. te book Call
Lee Ramsey collect at (615)
577-7237 After 6 00 PM
POSTER REP NEEDED
Flex1ble hours part-t•me
pos1hon on campus plactng
posters $5/hour Call 222-
5556 for more rntorma t1on.
Responsible 40 yr. old
man and daughter w1sh
to house sit lor the school
year Long or short pert­
ods considered. Willing
to work at upkeep Refer­
ences 692-1358 .
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CLASSIFIED AD, d tt. t
Pioneer Log at 293-2701,
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outstde the P1oneer Log oll•ce,
or ma1111 to Lewas and Clark Col·
lege Box 21 Portland, OR
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PREPAID tmnsocttons only
Deadline 1s Fndav "At most ~chooh, the) ha .. e open
huu~cs, .md the ,\dmt,<;tons oftice
run the \\hole t bing."
J he maJOr locu" olthc open hou~e.
\\Ill be an :tCII\'IIIC:~ r.m tn Pamphn
Spon' Center ,lc:m uring hooth'i from
thcvanuus(ltgantl.athms on campus
"\\'e ".toted to do ;)omcthmg
dtffcn:nt I rom other eampu,c .....
~ltniH·I..n\HCO C 'Uid.
I C tudcnlS"tllnnswerqucstions
nhout ~tudent lite, ncademtc~. and
.m) tlungehc: thnt pwspcc:tives m 'Y
hll\ c (Ill mterest m. n•• \\ell as hc>.st
lunch and gtvc: campu wurs.
I he tdeu bchtnd the student
mvol'l:cmcnt stems from a '>lUd)
'"luch found thutthe m~t tmportant
f.lltM to a h1gh choCll jumor "hen
choo~ing college 1 ctlucmional
qualit), nod lhc ~mgle mf• ttmpor­
tant fuctoc 10 a 'em or ts the .. tu\lcnt
hie, I cc Wrtnstem, ,\'-sht.tnt Dcnn
ot \dml" IOns, !o,ud.
In .tdt.lttton to the 11clt\ tties lalf
~nd cnmpu-. tmn • the: prospccll' e
student' \\all al~o .tttc:nd ~c, ... sons
on .u.lmt ''ons, linnncwl .ud, und
.tc.tdcmtc .
\dmts. tl'tl' lntcre..,t Gruurf \IG)
1 sponsonng the opcn-hou c, and
mall\ I t, ~tudcntS hnve ah-ead)'
pan11. 1patc:d m n phone-Hhon "htch
helped lo~.ttc: rntmy other '"alhng
\ olunteer,. I C student' \\Ill .11 o
puhhcue the C\ erll, a' well a..' set up
the: U(ll\ IIIC'< lnu. ~'item ond the kmds or remcdae
that could make our go\crnment
more eiTcctn e .md ~ccountllblc:
J\lthough there arc u number ol
domestic an~ fore1gn problem!i thut
cuuld prc:ctpll:ttc COn!>lltullon.tl cnsi
m th1 cnunt r), the mccung "'1n usc
the fedcrnl deficu t n mean of
focustnB on the ltrgcr que taon ol
the OC'C'd for con tituuonnl chrmge
FacultJ' Member
Receives
Research A tvard
Jnm I ochner. u 11 1 tnnl pro-
res or of chenustr) at Le"'u; and
Clnrk College:. ha rccc:tved .m
rac.u.lcmu: resear~;h cnhnnccmcnt
,,ward lor$4(),09 from the ~nuonnl
Institute ol hc.Jhh
1 he gtunt. one ol 75 a\\Mdcu
n.tllOthtll). "all be u-ed w support
research .1ctl\ 1ttc 111 I uchnc:r'
(,lbt."H IIOT) during the: IIC~II\\O)'e:lf'\
Lochner .ud that obout 20,000
oflhc grunt'" ttl bt used to purch.~e
lab c:qutpmcnt not her 10,000 '' sll
be used to pu1chu e upphe "'11h
the rcm.under gomg to pay student
\\ ho \\ urk m the: l.&b
l ochncr, \\ ho e.tmcd her Ph 0.
m 19 I front the: Oregon Health
~ctcn1.~ Um\'CTStt . .JOtned the: l
1.11.: Ult) tn I Ql\2.
KAPLAN K>R CAREER CLIMBERS:
LSAT, C,MP1.T, MC
CBESTCJRE, D
CPA, Intro. to Law. ' '
Speed Rea
For ne~~y 50 years. Stanley H. Kaplan has prepared
over l rrullton students for adrruss.ton and licensmg tests
So before you take a test. prepare with the best. Kaplan
A good score may help change your hfe.
The Galleria, 4th floor
222-5556 I'\(~( 6 PlO l 1< R I I OBI R Q, 1986
• • • 1 Ill' C) bcrnet1c llfl' the hurde'>t
gruup to cln ,,ry I hey pluy u com­
htn.lllon oiJliU,Iunk and pop, and
then btj!gC\1 ltcngth l'lthc unprtH·
ISUIIO!l,ll ljll.\hl) Ollhcll &ntl'l' f he
t>o1111fu\\ ,,., ololgallne l ullcd them
Pu11l11nd\ h~:st underground bund,
nnd the h.tnd hu' been \HU~IIl!? hnrd
1<1 keep tlltlt tstk
He,ttlc' \\ nting a lot ol UC\\
mutcraal, the b;md \\1\\ on c.1hl<
tdcvtMOII on l,ortlnnd !'review'
where the gr<nt(\ per lor med at the
clo-.c ot the Portl<~nd Art l~tavul.
I he\ ,ll,o lini,hed ,, gig 111 the Mt~'mg
l'tcCC I hat • the: Cillo} p.trt f he lt.ttd
p.trtl' dcscribtng the music the band
pl.l '. .
•We\c got our l)\\ n .unnlgam.llaon
Do the LC Bands Have The Right Stuff? , ol n bunch ol dtffcrc:nt \t\:lc:,, ..
gultan,t-vocah\t Rr s.m Wthon \.ltd
"Yuu cnn 't re,ilh h\tcn to one ol
our ,ong' .1nd ci."'if) us b~ that,
bccau'c we pia) 'o man} di(lerent
thanp that olten each \l)ng will
~.:orl\tttutc. u whole bunch of dtffercnt
I •• 1 ""P-' ,, 1 one'
I hi' ,tyh:. "hard for 'omc peo~h:
to undu .. tand •• and 'cmor vocuh!!t
rom Fnger feels t h.tt '" the rea .. on
the gruup hn' been ,low to guin L.C
acceptance • B' Michael Cohen •
"M u sc ll-n rough bu,me.. It 1
reall} tough gcuang "' utc:d or rM
thnt mnttcr mamuunmg an) kmd
of .. uccc s m the Portlnnd market,"
ud manager fll.:el uu of the group
Wnlk On ~ 1rt..
'lnree I Cgroup nrc ncl\\ tr ang
to break anto thnt mnr~c:t While tl
ts true thnt mnn) h:l\ e cnt un:d
nd fe\\ succeeded, \OU ne\cr l.:nO\\ . "" ''here the: next :\:u :Shoo:r or Crtt7)
' nre coming from. \t mtght he:
1n.1m the dorm nroumJ the corner
W 1lk On Fm:· 1 pr obahl) the
most \\ell kno\\ ngroup on c 1n1pl1!o
\ftcr ·''Ill\' umme.J ,the} • .re \\ Mkmg
on ne'\ mntcrwl. fhc\ \ c IU't
completed 8'8! nt the Ho~pi1nl Pub.
the P).rumtd Clun. nntl.nn openmg
Sophomore
8' Kri\ta Andcrsun
"' l'lonrf'f t.o; Slafl
The: ~1anor Hou e l3\\Jl on one
of lhose rn~ sunn) Port lund da)
IS u fn, ontc loca11on for Btth nncl1e1
and her pmnmg wheel.
onchct. from Dem cr. 1 a
ophomore not-quitc:-t.lc\.'tdcd-but­
kuning·to\\urd·Gcndcr Studte~
mLaJOr "ho hns been spmntng her
O\\ n \RlOI incc 'he bought a panmng
"hcell.lsl 5pnng.
ShC'' been mtc:rested tn fiber arts
sinC'C he lcnrned to kmt from u
host sastc:r one and a hall ) curs ago
ur hrnd on .m c:. change through
her hsgh chool.
.. 1 had :ll"a)s "anted to learn to
kmt hut I drdn't kno\\ anyone: who
knc:" ho\\ until l "c:nt to lo;r~el."
anchez aid ... lsr acl wns a great
plucc to lc:nrn becau'e so man) or
the "omen l:nit. h'~ 1111 u bag part
of thc:tr culture ...
Sunchc7" "ho as .u member ol
.U. ( .A. (Student" Un11ed for
t\menean Cultural "are ness) and
"ho c ethnu: origm~ include: Mu.t·
111, Apache, Basque, Engli'\h, and
German. feel that worlong "ilh
hber ts a \ltUY o{ rc:vivsng our pust.
.. It givc:5 me u hnk w11h hh1ory. n
link \ltlth the pu~t Spanning ts
ornethang once \O lundarncn\Ult o
• human tl!l.pcncnle thut u now vtr·
tuall) IO!ol . •
Sanche'~ who doesn't conssdcr
her elf among the ranks ol tiber
artasts yet. seems to ~ well on her
"av. I he helt space of an enure -corner o1 the room in Stc\\ nrt that
1hesharc:s wtth roommate RaeAnne
Ktnney ~ nothtng but spools ol wool
CX1llecled over the years, mostly home
'ipun. What doesn't fit on the: helves
tad.ed on the lloor hc:lo\\
Earth lOne monopoh7.e the ::trfU)
of colon~ whtch are used in .San he1'
dorm room decor and are as pleasmg
M the more traduronal "all ta~tn ~
and posters
.. I he thang I :IIJ.U&\ tuc wugh and
pr m\mvc I'm not expcnenccd
·nuug_h 10 pm as umfor mlyju; J?.fO· ,, t ,\1 Ke) I tu go I he) rl.t)'~d at
the :'\SO d.mli: '"lh the Cra7~ t\\
• tnd nt .1 nC\\ do\\ ntown club C'alled
thr: Mi' mg.l'recc. llll') pia\ onginal
ongs, nnd I ut7 lcch thnt 1. the
bc-.t dtre uon for the group
"lnl.' nc\\ tulf i" more e pen·
mc.:ntnl, tr~ mg to tnkc ud' unwge ,,f
tlw group\ unit\ 1dunl ,,,lent, a..'
the.:\ 're II \cr nc~.:omph,hed • mu ll'tnn,," I Ull sntd •• r hnt' n
d1recllon thnt ltlunll!! re.•l C'\etling. ..
The t\\O 'ong' the group like'
mo,t.lrew Ju~1et:' Human ~asure, ..
nnd "It ten to the Silence " Roth
huuld he on K l C tnlhe near hnure
l .ncr tht' mtlnth the group \\til
be pl.•) tng at I he I 1'1 Hunah and
thl· ~hs~ms Pic.-l.'C J hl'\ al'o "ill he
(HI lo~.:.11 .. .'.t ble t hl· 2 f 't c)f 22mJ of
OnutH·r •>n 1 ~hu\\ C'allcd Po a tlaud
l'rC'\ IC'\\ And .1llcr thai'! • ~one ol u' urc guod .11 anvthing
el'c ,o,,edecu.lcd that we're going
to bt· \Cf\ \IICCC\\IUI \\ llh lhl\ b.lllll;' • drummer lu\lln Stark e pl.unc:d
··we don't plun un 'ccing Ill\) end
m ,ight Sonner or later \\c'll m.•ke
II. ..
He,1des ~tnrk. the group a' com­
po,ed offclhm I C gruduutc' Ron
Solomon (ke,•ho.trd, 'ax and per­
cu,,tnn) .md J om Filch ( h.•,~).ulong
"nh current I C ~en ina C h.u le
Ch.mthcrlmn (' o~..tls and guitar)
llcrc Cumc.:' I \Cr}bc'ld) . on the •
uther hnnd, 1 \\orkmg hard not to
lu'c .tll)'hnd) Drummer Scan
~ltH1h11e ha" been .tc~.:c:ptcd 10 Itt
Ber kcll.'\ and ffilt) k.l\ c the group
nc'-1 sci m. Hu'' phi\ cr ~It'\ c We<>·
tcrhout '" .111 I C :~cnmr who ma\
,tl\11 Jc,I\C .111cJ gu Cl\t:\dll'IC ()f
cnur,e, r hut\ ai!Juohlcmnltl'j \\ 11 h the group no\\ ,lOlling to heudlmc:
und gl'l good rc\ te\b, nnhod) muy
\\lull to leaH.
Over the ~umml·r tht.• g1 oup pht)l-d
tn many different clubo;, including
The l "'' Hurr.th. Fli\ (\\ith
II) pcrtc:n,ton) and the Missing Pt(.'()C •
The) rc~.ci\ed good rc-.ae\\' in 1110
l.nwc•s und The• \/rim (1\\0 loc.al
magalme'>) l'ht) month the} urc:
e'en more bu~>\ ,,, 1 hey pin) 111 The
I,, 1 Huraah on the lOth nnd 21 t,
Sut)·ricon on the: 24th, bnl.'k to the
I ,,,t llurr.1h lor the ~~th 1111d 31st,
.tnd hack to \atvriconltlr ~hm\S'On
the 2l1th Quilt a he,l\) load. hut
that\ ho\\ the: gmup wants 11.
"It\ rcull) nice to he \\orkm8
our o\\ n ~how' ' \.hluh ric '"'d
"l \Cr\lhtng~ec:m' to be: r•c~mt; up
nnd \\e'rc rcallycnJovmg what \\C'rc
lh llll,J.:.' .. We're much rnon: of a Reed band
thitn .111 I C band, because ol the.
scene, .. F IS( r \tUd, uour commtlmcnt
to tmprO\ i ... ation tn\'itc a freer form
ol mu tc. hut.llthc ~arne time \\c'rc
pruhohly the ffi(l\t technical h:tnd
on c.unpu., h • .1 compo,cd VIC:\\.
hut 11', .1 lot d1flerent from roc~
nnd roll "
,\long w1th nthc:r mcmht'i" John
Robert (vncab. ha.; . !lute.) \~.:.tn
llhs(drum.;),uml Da\'iuSyk(..'(bn: :-.,
vnthe~ucr}. Wsr..on .1nd fiager
e~entually hope 10 put an album
tngcthcr, .tit hough Wibon udd'ltht~t
tlu!) wun't ~ell out 1\1<,1 to get pub·
h hctl. I he 8Hlllf'l i~ on carnpu-. the
17th ol tluo; month,
pins N ture Into Fiber Art I REM Does Portland
le !lionah," hl' aid holdtntt H ),pool for it~ owner. Ucr mo\t favorite
pun by Nu' aJo lndiuns purctm ed odd it) 1, ,0me ungor.t cnt fur which
whtlc dm mg through Arizona. "It's ),he hope' 10 knit into a creation
exciting 10 go to a k mtting ~hop soon. Her other l.:.ntlling ende.tvor'
and fed in ra\lt form .;omething o mclude ~curve • mitlens and .;ockll.
oft and kno" that I c.un create it
rnto so met hang that c~m be \.\. orn Sanche1 'rends '>everul hour~
nc.x.tto the: IUn," Sanche:/ aid. :.pmning und knming each \lteek.
A le" ol the beautiful s"eater!l She e51irnatc:s a total of J0-40 hour!-
whtch Sanche 7 ha'.i ~ntllcd with her of labor go an to one s"eutcr from
own hand~pun \!tool don the ~heh.~ ~panning the wool to the ftnl\hed
as well. ~ach sweater l!i a ptece of knitted product. It i .. u \\dcome
artwork 1n it ell, rcOccungan ~pc:c1 refuge !rom clii\SCS, Co~ta R.tcu
of nuture. onentation (lor the over.el.l.\ prog..tm
~he wtll parllc.tpate in ne'\t term), .. Mo llhlnl" 1 ma~c: 1 put ume and work .. h.~ a release. tt\ rnto beforehand thtnl ing about the
theme I wunt to convey 1 oolmtz lherupeuttc. ..
M naturt tn!lptrt.,colon. and ttlt.IUr'b Although many or the project ..
and punern,to \1 e tn each !iweater ,he\ workmg on nght now urc gtlb.
She held up a sweater with streak ~ .. he h~ pre\ 1ously worked lor
of shad) brown. "'1 hts one remmd' commiss&on and would hkc to do 11
me ol a pebbly beach ut the co'"\ agatn.
hccuuse 11's o rough and unrefined."
e uhc holds up a more trudiuonal Her plano; lor the ruture tnclude
sweater wuh u pattern she made up learning to d\C: her own wool and
her ell Sunche,·s vemstilit) is weaving. Ullimutely c;he'd likt to
npp.srcnt. "reuch the realm of art with fiber5,''
Her tyle ts mno\: all-.e 10 the W3~ and posstbly bc:gm a buo;m~ venture
she docs not limit her ell tmply to where he could muk:e u curecr ol
trndtuonullumb' wool She hl.e!i "or~mg \\ith fibers. She'd like 10
10 expenment "1th \ltrious :uumal have u smulllarm \\here: he: could
1 ur ttequucd 1 rom fnend "ho snve nusc: hero" n sheep, .mgor.t rubbtts
the brushings of thetr pel lor her. and goats ,,o; pet~ .md Ull~ thc:tr "on I
1 hen: u; ,, btl of"Yukc"thc Sibc:riun lor spmnsng, knatting,and we.tving.
Hu ky, as well 11 "Sphincter" the: But lor no" her libc:r :mts u mean.,
•10gorH rnhhtt, tn her coastal5weuter u{ e plu11ng hertoeH .tnd her pa!it
She mude ,, hut out of the: whuc lur Without huvsng to kovc her durm 8) Mary (;int)
P1onrrr In& ~tan
We h.;,tcncd. l heercd Ch1ppctl.
!).anced ~ang . Such \\U~ the pelt
that Rr\1 college radio' <lrcnt
Wh1te Hope. \\0\<C in thetr conl'trl
la~t f·nda\ at the Civtc t\uditunum • Launching l-lnught mto "1 hc-.c
D.t\''" lrorn 1 heir current ulhum -"I itc\ Rich Pagcunt" then munc-
th.atd> into .. H yc:nn .. .I nut her
r uptd lm: -.on g. you wondered it
they would stop lor breath 1 he')
h.artly did. They performed
<approximaltl} twenty-live -.ongsltl
their OH'r-90 minute: 'et-most of
which wcr~ la~t tune' that whipped
the .alrendy cn&husia!>tic crowd into
uneven greater tren1y.
At the center -.Lagc-(both literully
.md liguratively) wa' lead 'ingc:r
.md enigmatic character M ichucl
Supc:-he of the so-called moody
per:.onality . He lunged and reeh:d
around the ~tage, dancing cnuil,>.
'inging on the floor .• lftd nailing his
nrms about. llc ran back .lnd tort h
m ttrcle~. sometim~ wuh both hand'
begmd hr~ buck, n:sembhng an
attempted .. traltjad.et e\tUpe 1 his
mon1c c.~.ctivtty only ex cued the m.Lo;\C\
more Gunarist Peter Buck ah.o got
into the fruy with hrs hvely set'ISOr..·
lock dunc.1ng
R[M proved that they can roc:k
a, h<trd as uny band whtle 'IIIII
ret.umng the1r trademark folk hkc
harmonte~ . Relattvely 'c:d.1tt ba .. st!>l I Mrke Mill~ provtdc:d the flowmg
bock up vocals on the: 1abulow.ly
cht:C:\} '"Superman .. one: of the sho" \
highhght~ Drummer Bsll Ber rv
provided a '>tc:ady beot throuphout .
R f:M shnuerrcd 1 he long·
standing myth that all thc:y pluy
live: is '"o or three ne\\ ong .. , ~orne:
older tlne' and lot-. ol ob3c.Un: co\c:r
of "Z nc h 1" 1 <, reu=-t:_:..P,.~.;..rc;:;.;'';.;.;'c;.;e ;.;;~..;d:;.;o;;.~g".!. __ r_o_,o_m_t_o_tl_o_t_l. --------ong.~. lhe) played ntne (out ol u
po!i~ible twelve) liOn~\ (rom their
current .tlburn more thnn most
bund!'. would d<U'C tl> venture ln'ltead
ol counltnp how mun\' c:.urn:llt 'ungs
the\ dtd pia), it wa' custc:a to count
1 he one'> the:\ d1dn 't pill>' " I he Flo" ers ol < •tJatcm;tla.. und "I
llc:hc\c .. tC)od out hom thc1r more
recent song . \\hale the older "J>relly
Pc:nuu ton" \\as one of thcJr hc,t·
performed song.'i
.. upc aJ,o broke the: myth ol hts
dt"ilnllCCd,IU«.:IIUrn (ront hytall.:ll\g
nt length on a number ol 'ubjceh.
In their ccond cncote, he spoke at
grc.ttlcngth .1b9u1 Oregon's en,ir­
ourncru, holdang up and quoting
lrom ,, brochure about naturt and
nuckar pnwe1. I he band then mo\cd
p~rlectl y tnto two cnvnonmcntally
c.nn,etn uo; song~. "Full On \.fe
(ubout atid r.1in) and"( U\ahogn"
(about a polluted nvcr tn OhiO),
both ol "htch turned out to be two
ol 1 hcu most po\lterful and well
per formed '>on~' \ttpe aho mvued
the: lan.., up to the front. aso;uring
hi' lloc.k that the bouncer~ would
not harm them. I hey bc:lie.,c:d him
and came: up in ma:-. es, provang
verv voc.al and energetic .
R ( M h\ed up to thc:tr rcputntton
a' betnp one of the: bc\t hvc bands
.uound todu). Thttr matenal was
~• rong n., a whole .tnd "hile ~orne
numb<i" 'itood out more there were
no real chnket'\ l he mUlltC balunced
perfectly wuh the vocals and added
extra punch to the songs thut you
can't fmd on the records 11pe also
p1 oved hamsc:U not JU!It u ser"\'tccablc
ttutrkly voiced stnger with hts
o,tunnmgl y cleur powedul und
re,onunt u capella foil.. type numb<r
10 thc:ar thtrd encore I hetr perfor
mance wns c:xc.umg, '>pamed, Intel
hgent, und potent a., u whole e. 1
time they come by". be -.urc to \te
them
I he openmg band lellow Geor·
gi.m' uuudulcnnnl Dmry. •.ometame..
lube led "' REM clone~. rtppc:d
throush u health) lorty live mmute
~et, dispelling tho~e nasty rumor,
I hey dtsplnycd n power and c.l\c
thtlt muny of today':. "top· bund'
f:ullu posses ... I heir 'otaonge. .. t ~ong ..
were: their "K umhu}•lh" medley and
thcu hhing "I ondy Stac:et", whu;h
the) JUktngly rtlcru:J to U)o "Our
t\ umbtH One Song.' I he) wcr..: .1n
c:llc:cllvt t:.hutc~· ,,, un opcntnp au al1
By Mnt
l'lnnftl
In the J.ue IQ
1u,tec:' of A lhu
nc:rcJ to move
trnm tl
\lh.tn\ I hey I~ •
~'"' 11 llu gc ennu
lege :..uch "'I
the) decided
ortl.1ml
Ry 1942 the)
ecrnc:d 10 b~: 11 f
r ·• college"' tl
ate \\ hiCh w
11r h.t,cd the c'
urncd 1t tnln wl
1 c\lti and Cl
Pnul Wright,
hc:olngt.tn whn I
11, on 1 he corw
Meier and
""'"' pu' for l.(
houl had legal
wn church .
cqturc:d IU ha\
tcrwn' 1
nl'IL'e .tnd thc.J
wdc:nt~ \\ere:
11 tpd '''icc n '' 1
tl being clnd:rd
WIN~
For wha
write th
The first
Bo1ngo
Pr odur"'n
l1elct s '"'"
bl1dv' Rcc •
Momoors hrc the hurdc:st
ley pluy u com·
k .md pop, and
~ ts tlw irnpr<W·
heu mu .. k r he
•me ~.:nlled 1 hem
:r~rnund bunt!,
·n worktnf hnrd
11 lot ul nt\\
wn~ on ' tblt
lnnd Preview'>
rlormcd ut the
:ld Arc le .. tivul.
1g .ttthe ~1i~ms
)'part, I he lhttd
: mu,tc the bund
n umalgamntton
ffercnt '') lc,,"
ian Wthon sutd.
t'lh!n tn one of
if v u<> b't 1 h.ll, • m.my dillcrcnl
each song will
unch ol dtffcrcnt
for .. ume people
'icntor \m:ah-.1
at '" 1 ht reuson
~low to gum I.C
"'of a Rct:d b.tnd
bccuusc of 1 he
• ur commttment
ttc., a frc.:cr form
• • 'a me.· ume \\C re
tc:chmcal band
:ompo,cd 'ie\\,
rent rrom rock
r mcmbch John
us ... llute ), Scan
ml s, J..c., (b<L'-'· • . on and f:.uger
l put un album
Wihou add' that
)USI \0 get pub·
'on campu' the
and
;mul.a'' und .. 1
rrom I hetr more
colder "J>rcttv • 1c of 1 hetr bco;t-
the nl\'t h ol tw • • front by talking
bcr ol 'ubjccb.
ore. he -.poke at
Oregon's cnvtr-
• lfl and quutmg
)OUt nature and
•and then mo,cd
nvtronmcntnlly
'Full On M~"
M "( uyahogu"
nvc:r m Ohio),
td out to be I \\0
crful and well
tipc al-.o 10\ttcd
front, U'>suring
ounce~ would
cy believed him
•
a:.~c~. provmg
• rgetu.
thear r-epututton
best hvc: band ~>
ar material WD'>
~nd whale some
nore there were
r mu~m: buluncc:d
peals and added
song' that you
•ord~ Supe also
u~t a servaccnble
ngcr with has
powedul and
llk-type number
re. r hetr perf or
~. sp1t1ted. 1ntd
Is a whole Ne. 1
. be 'ure to 'ee
1d fellow Geor­
)Jun·. 'omcttmc,
clones, upped
:>rt)·five mtnutc:
~ na,ty rumor~.
~ower and eu'ic
) 's "top·• band'
• stt on~c'l t 'onp.,
{ah 'medlr:y and
Street" \\htch
red to ,.., ··our
" I hey were un
in opcntng a<: 1 PIO io fR I OG, OCTOBf:R 9, 1986
~elebrates 1st Birthday
--By Mntt ,,uhn,on
l'lunrtt lua '••rt
In the l11tc 19JO\, the Boord ,,r
ru,tct·<. ol Albany College rcul11ed
need to mm e 1 hctr Prc,bytcrmn
'tlllcge lr (Ill\ the m.all tow 11 or
bnn) I hey felt tll.lt Alhun) \\fl!l
1 ,1 l.trgc enough Ill\\ n to house u
'tlllcgc: uch II' 1 hey Wt'ihed to hnvc.
the\ decided on the much larger ,
>m tland.
R) 1042 they had found whut
meet to he u perlcct atmoliphcre
1 Nllcgc: at the Meier und Frank
"htch \\u'i (or 'IUie. 1 hey
ch.a,cd thce .. tutdor 48,000 md
utnrd it tnlo whnt tndily i'i known
'''" i<. and Clnrk College.
!'nul Wctphl. the prc-.cnt campu'
hcolngaan whu turned QJiust Wt.-el....
" on t ht commi I tee whtc h t' hollc
he ~1ctcr und I rnnk c'title "' the
.1mpus lor l C At the time lhc
oul h.1d legal tic' to the Prc:slly­
~nan dnu ch. I he 'chool wa-.
C:lJIIII~ 'I to have a 'ct number of
rc:,tn tenon' on the: Bona d ol
"''tee~ nnd tht.!.Uaa"l ol Go\'emors .
ndcnh \\ere rctJutrcd to go to
h.tpd t\\ll'C .1 week ,,.,,hun incenuvc
h~tng clocked grade" if 1 he) hailed
UfCll im de ( U\D -to go, aml each st udcnt al!>o wu
rc4uircd hi do .1 rc:ligtous swdy
during their tune :11 I C.
lkcuu'ic uf the lcg.11 ucs tv the
church, 1 ( w11s not Hllo\\c:d to
rccci\c gr.mts lrom any uut'itde
'>ources, linutmg 1 hetr munct.tr\
rcsnur~.:cs tn the cnllcgc und the
church. I ht .. pusc:d problem' \\hen
CXfMnding the college t\s lime
passed, the 'chool felt th.tt there
\\us a growing need lnr I reed om of
sp1rit on campus. I hey felt thut
\ttldcnt"i were hc:tng rc tnctcd, and
furced 11110 bctng "good C'hrt!ltians" .
Even though he \\ll" t1 p.cc;tor for
32 yean;, Dr. Wrightlc:h th.llthc:rc
\\:t~ a derinite need lor lrccdom or
chotec in religwn.
"lJnle ' you h:tvc lcn1 ntng
preceding within thc conte:\t ol
religiou-; fait h. you hnvc nn sound
lounduttun lor values\\ hich ennch
the humnnl>pmt ,o,thc: dcpurtute
I rom rrligion "W nght .,,tid. He lelt
religwn ~hould be 1 hough I ol ... 1
an elect i\ c without :acudemic ere·
de.ntluls •• 11\d lor rcr"onal
enrichment ••
W1th .til ol the c fm:10rs taken
into comidcr.alton, I (. bet.·urne .1
non·ucnomanutionul collc8c. l here
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Memtxns ot tho Ptonoot Log or KLC &lull aro not ehgtbla to wm IS still u hnk lo the l,resbytcr mn
church, hut it ts onlv ol u 'iplrtlual
value.
I C' pmlcs it.,clf tnns diverse st\1·
dent body und ltbc:ruht towurds
all crecdo; und b.1ckgrounds
Dr. Wrtght h.ts been ln't'ul\c:,J at
I C 1nce the: carl) IQ4()'~. und hus
seen the: school evol\c tnto one" hich
he hchc:-.e cun tem:h "a sptrtt lor
the rc:vc:rcncc: olltrc vrh1ch uhtmatdy
derhc~ from rchgton."llc feels that
today I C "t-: a '>ccul.u school, 10
thut it tre:uurcs rchgtous vnluc: .
openly and frcc:l~ ."
l C still ortc:r tudents a ~ptrtlth tl
cducntion, but onl) tl they \\i h to
become involved \\ith one ol the
nHUl) dcnomtmllions "hach urc:
acu'e on cumpu-..
( >nc might s<ay thttl I C hlL'i u tmu:h
ol religiou., connotations It '" a
ctlmmunit) in wh1ch religion may
pia) a htg part in the li\'cs ol some
'tuclcnts Sludcnr hu,ecomc: from
many backgrounds ,and th1s teadu:~
l\ti1(1C:nt!>i rt:<ipect to aU pc!<lplc ~gardlcss
or their be lids or dishdieh
I Cis not u school wh1~.:h condones
or forbids any religions, it merely
\\ tshe' to condone. a I' .sui Wnght
,Jc,cnb~, 11, .. trec:dom ol ptrit:'
est a rant
,\rc you looktng for,, not-you1·
C:\Cr) ·dU\ ~e'(kan rc.,taurunt'! II
\'OU \\allt food thut doesn't lea\e
)·ou feeling like you utc: hulf of
Mexico. tn• one of thc:'e alternati\e •
re-.taurant\,
l woof th~. Machec,mo \tou,c:,
and Mu) 01' I aC\Iuerin. an: hL\tlood
type plut:c,. Casa U-Betch.a i more
olu dininge.,pcrience . i\11 n~ loc:tted
in the do\\ nto'\\ n arc: a but c:nch ''
ven di-.tinct .
asa tJ-Betcha
61:! '\\ 2ht
DECOR • • Casa L Bctcha\ ~trong poant ts
it!~ decor. From neon "'igm to
,tovc-pip~ saguaro' to lht blue~ and
whne 1tled floor~ thn have come
up" u h a lun ~urroundtn g in whkh
to c•u fhe cethng t-. de(oruted ~ith
corregated fibergla s<; "clouds· .111d
the; wall' art {UU'\ gr<lnllC,
rhc: bur I U great Mea \ tSUUlt).
Wllh mod 50' ·')tOOl'\ and ,m llfl de<.'U
ttled bur lt \a )ttmulaun g ..tlmolo­
phere whtch could be dc,cribcd as
· Mt u;.an lndustnnl."
fOOD
1 he loelcction ol lood j.,. urpris·
ingly varied.,\ valluble di'h mclude
oft tuco,, enchilndll''i, tum.tle •
burrito,, and much mon:: r he food
1 luirl\ traditional hut !I lc\\ di,hc" • • ,uch '" the a\ oc.1do ~a lad "u h
,hnmp 11nd the humhurguc:~u ~ccm
pre II) .. Americani1cd. ·•
The compliment (tr • blue corn
chtps and ,aJs " .m: ddtctou,, an
ourtkular, the: 'ptcv tonltltlllo (green
tom&tto) -.ub.L. I ordercJ the three
,oft t<~Ct)' w1th beet \\ lm:h \\C~ smull
but ta-.t)
I ht meat \\ a~o \H~II 'uokcd .unl -<"t~rnpu ' thtolottian Paul
ice Up
-I
,pic hlll there\\ a"n t enough to be
SUI I I )'tng I he: IICCllmp.tn) ing blad:
hc.ms \\ere: wc:cl and del1ctous but
the mcl\kan nee:, .lltr.tCltvc u' 11
\\. '· \\,t, l'lOI) p.trltUII) cooked nnd
vcn crunch}.
~}R\H l
On :1 \undo-. mght. there \\ u' a
h.tll hour "uit. "hich \\t.. a\ otdcd
b) c.tllng 10 the btu nre.t \cnicc
wu .. fust nnd plc.t ant.
PRICF
\little bit spend) • dinner entrees
tart at S5.50 Plan on s~nding
5 I 0 per person. 1 here i a doll:u
ch.argc lO change item' wluch could
CllSJiy bee chungcd.
In campnnng the c: three n:stau·
ranto;, co·n\\ ncr Jdt ~lrctchen dC)­
cnbe thctr rc. .. ttturant a' being .. b)
IIU the bc'lt,"
II opened May Sth lht~ r (Cancel
de Mayo) ond hlU b,cn ton!'t:tntl)
bU'I)' ~incc t&s openmg Bu~aness hos
~uadruplcd smcc 17~t Orq:t,nian
arhcle-IIL•t \lfetk. Streichen. wh,,
:suv' "" e love cullege student~:·
ad' '"c:' any newcomers to wait a
couple t1f weeks ror the best dinmg
exptnrncc
Maya' Tacqueria
1000 sW Morn,on
u•:coa
rnmtmCll
FOOll
nondescript ami et1ld
'l R\ICE
.t~o:ccrtable
~'RJCt
rcu onublc:
< OMMt :~ I~
Somellmc n: t.aumnh ha\'e o fc:"
problem' Ill 11 on \lllt I "ouh.J "';ut
n month 01 "H' to In \ln ,1\
I ,,qucn., 0 '-'~
a
tachee~mo ~louse
715 S\\ ~ almon
Of' COR
Matht"Q.rlll\ Mouse hn.<i u rleL~ml.
Mlme" hat trend) mmu phcre
1 hen: are hied floors. funk\ bar
nnd tools. .a 'ioru:tJ cacu, und
"outh\lfe'\tern mt ,1dommg the" ails.
FOOO
.\f,tchc:e.smo Mou c hn:o~ ome ot
the mo'' intcrc ting nnd deh~;iouc
lood lta.stcd. h' the fi~t Me'\acan
heuhh food 1\'C e\'Crcatcn. Tbc: lood
1 IO\\ s.tlt, lm~o lut. and nolhtng t
lrict.l. lt'\ what lhc) dc,cribc D.! an
--nc" brcetl of la t tood .. One o
the pc~t lttte , the: lamou o 5.
cun 1.s1 ol Mextcan herb net, bind:
bean • ch« c:. und sal-.a AI J4 7
C!llonc,, the dtctc:r nnot go \Hung
I recommend the pecml nll­
chtdcn burmo. tt• .. stchrnc:d tor
tillu. \hredded "htc "en, Chl~e. :ll
~tnd lhcir .. Ro' ~ll\ICt'." I hcctud:cn
an~teud of hemg O\Cn ba~cd, '"
cooked in wnter "'tlh herbo; .tnd
,pj~,. \~hch produce .ttcnt.ler. t.ht)
nlttll The "Bo,, S.tU\:e" '" "'h.u
O\lo ncr f'iger Warren dc,~nbe a
being"UCflhHUltUIUIC: penencc ..
It\ ·• tlln8.) \Uttet "htch, "hen
combtnC'd \\ uh the ch1d:en, i
mouth·\\ uu:nng duo
st:avr •·
' ou ~udct nt the counter und the\' • bnns '' out to 'our tnblc:
PRICE
fhc food 1 pnced \"ef) rcnsonahl
MOM plat~ are lh the 2 to '\ mnt;e
tO~IMf .~t~
\.ln" hc:c mo i\tou c hn bct'n
uround for three \cnrs nm\ I he\
lso h 1\'t rest lliTnlll m ~llU thc 1'1
.anJ \\Ill he opcnm£. thuu m orth
enst Ponlund I or mno\ at ton
'I) lc, ami SJ'C:Ut fuod. \l11.:h« !Til
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Plonur --
J;Jnc: l ct'l> me
fdtth I don~
lif enough bowl
Ucy. what It u
, it hnving n b
nly your fathe
ather, but your n
well? h tt fi
ged, meddle cia
houung hopeh
t each other o'
ht' time?
In dacteonnry
• out ofhorm
ropriet)', mco11
On October I
heater en the all
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Ne~tt Wed
will occur c
Peebtc .. Art
"Haary. 1-
two ~tylim f
todonn~tic
on six 1 cwit
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of A rl. '>1\Y'
learning cxp
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Plunnr l.ua StafT
Jnnc t et \make o chtld two one act' balled as 'An Absurd
0Uct" WtiJ be prc~entcd PIONEER lOG, OC10BER 9, 1986
•
fdtth 1 don't know 11 1 have u
1g enough bowl
llcy whut If ubMndi'!m nnywuy?
5 it hnvtng n brother t hot ts not
nly your fnther und your grand
other but your mOlher\ french lover
~ well? h tt findtng two mtddte
gcd, mtddle dass Engltsh coupl~
houung hopelcs~ gobbledy -gook
1 each other one cvenmg to pass
he time? The fmil of tht two pill )'I>'" 'l>.·rum•
C nus, by C hm.tophcr Durung, un
American playwrtght whose play ....
say-. for mer l..ewt\ nnd {.lurk 'ltudc:nt
and dtrector of the one net\ Phtl
Lowery urc full ol mcrrrmcnt , yet
hove a dark tdc to them a' well. Lowery .. ay\ he cho'c Dt•nt/1}
( rr.su to complcml'nt the !'lecond
and truly absurdt~t ploy nf the duet
/hr Bald SopronfJ, by [UI(c:nc
lonc'ICO n frenchman who wrote
tht!!! J!o ht\ first piny (octually he
c.tlh• u.m Muntt play") "un :tb<lurdt~t
claso;tc undone of the fim .. Theater
of the Absurd" piny~ to have been
wntten
In dtcnonary toll<. absurd meon
out of harmony wath rca.son or
ropnety, tncongruou~. tllOiacal "
On October J 5 18, at Far Acres
heater sn the tllustnous block bolt, Hey, what is absurd ism anyway?
Jane: Let's make a child.
Edith: J don •t know if I have a big enough bowl.
"Hairy, Hairy Night" Hits LC
By abrina Cluff
Plon«r Loa 1 atr
Next WcdnC:Mtay a metamorphoslS
wtll occur on the second floor of
Pcebleo; Art 801ldmg
"Hntry. Hatry N1ght" wtll bnng
two stvh'it'i from "Su1nn the Salon" • to do nni~u c. one-of a-kmd crenuon~
on ,ix 1 cw1s nnd Clark volunteer'
Phylli\ Ye,, A<;\OCtatc Professor
ol Art \UY' 11 w11l be an Interesting
lc~nmng c:..perience for art' -.tudent<o to .. see how they look at face ,hapes
to dec1dc on the form ond Style of
the CUI "
The tttle "Hatry, Haary Ntght".
t'l remmtscent of the song "Starry.
Sturry N1ght" whtc.h. 10 turn. IS o
takeoff on Van Gogh's "<\tarry
Ntght". ,
Interested 10 witnes~ing the~e
unique und danng metmorpho'ie~?
"Hairy, Hairy Night" will be open
to the public October 15 at 1 lO
p.m.
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evron 8517 S. W. Terwilliger Mr. Smith: Pi~tletoc pt tletoc.
pistletoc pt,tlctoc pistlctot p1Stlt:toe,
pistletoc:. pt!itletoc.
In cu-.c you result wondenngjust
euctly whnt ub urd1~m 111 Lowery
suy tt :. form of exi!tcntialism
thut cumc out uround World Wur
II a.o; u rcuctton to all thedestrucuon
which proved to curly absurdt!U
thinkeD the mcaningle\l\nffi ofbfe
This .. why bother" attitude is quite
evident in play!> of the .. Theater of
the Absurd .. genre.
A to~ of tdentity is the matn thrust
of both plays In the first, Durana
focuK) on the relinquishing of onc'5
own 1den111y just in order to survive
10 thll crazy, mixed up world It's a
ploy about what extremes people
w1ll go to 10 order to hvc with the
people they hvc wtth
In lonc~o·s play, the c:baracters
hove ovemsed chches and axtom~
~o much that they cannot thtnk or
reel ror themselves They. tOO, lose
thelf tdenttttes lowery liken~ 1t10
"eot1ng pre-packaged food
culturally spcnk1ng". and so tt IS
And who, surely some are
wondenng, are the stars of these
httle dramas? • Dmmy Cruu stars
Wendy Josephcr. 'enior, as Jane:
ews Brief ~ PAGE9
" ... ou1 of harmony with
reason or propriety. in­
congruou , illogical."
Laura Kaelke, rrc~hman, as Edith:
Enc Stone, sophomore, as Roben:
John Aney, junior. a.s Summcn:
and uzanoe Hawbc:ckcr as Woman
fh,. Bold .Soprano feature~ John
Aney.u Mr 'imath Tum1 Waldman,
junaor a.s Mn. 'imJth. Wendy
Jo'Cphcr u Mary Eric Stone liJi
M r Martin; Chmtinc Calf as,
freshman. as Mn Martm.andTroy
Rtdcnour, ,ophomorc. as the Fare
Capuun
The MAb,urd Duct" ll a couple
of play, about arrauonal but very
serious and very real dalemmas.
When aucndln@ them you would
be well 11dvased to bnng not only
your .sally cap, but also a wtllingneu
to learn somethme about the di5in·
tegration of communication .
OMS/ Hosts Archeological Show
The Oregon M u"cum of Science
und lndu .. try will how the be)l ot
the dig~ during it' Oregon Archeo­
logical Show o~tobct 11-19.
Inc show willleaturc ,tone too los,
lndmn trade good\ . .md tr3ditional
N.,ttvc American crafh A highlight will be matenal~~: unearthed :u the
cuncnt c:w.cavatton of theJ&tl stte tn
Washington' Fon Vancouver .
The c\hibtt tc; on them in floor
ol the mu,c:um :tnd u lrcc uller
regular ndnus ton
Humane ociety Encourage PetCare
Titc I hun.mc ~nocty of the Umted
~lute urge student to consulcr
the folio" lflg quesuons before gelling
o pet '"htlc: at chool·
Do you reall) hove lime for n
pet? Both dogs and cab rcqutn: 3
lot of ancntton fhcv ne1:d dual)
c erct,c, rom or shme
\\here "'II n h~c'l l\lnn) dormt·
tone or oiT-campu hou<Stng don t
alto\\ pel Ho" \\ill)ourroommme
feel nbout tt'l
Will yuu ha\ c: ennugh nmc left
O\cr hct\\ccn stud1e 11nd lHhcr ai:ll\ 111 ·s lO gtve the nmmul the
UUCiliiOn II needs?
C nn you ntTord a pet" food,
hccn mg nnd )Carl \UCCtnnuon
nrc e pen~ lhat can dd up qutckl
\\hill'" Ill h<Jppen to the pel when
\OU grnduutc > 1 he O\cm c pel \IJ"'ll
fur oulh\t~ the length or our
cducalton
Who "11l cure for the mnml
dunn£ break ? 1 ronsponuuon can
bee pem;n c .md bo trdtng fee can
runuyl\o IOOtoratwo-\\cek t)
245-8855
6660 S w. Copttal
Highway lh Mike I und •
t\ 1cker I >arrcn Ore tc put lm he 1
fl,OI IOr\\4Jrtl at 1 he bc't pu,.~abl c
mornent hi't .uurdtt\ It' gl\ e l..c'' 1,
nnd I ,._ n capu' tHing 47-46
home omtn~ \ICI fir\ 0\ cr I' a~. rl•~
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\\ uh 27 'cc,md' h~ plo) nnd I t
u uhns 4(,-44 Ore\te. n Ire hm.tn
''us lieu upon to aucmpt I he fir,,
'nrsu~ field g(l.'ll of Ju, college ~.·arecr
Orestc '(lltl the upnghls ffllm ~.,
\nrd outt,, apu t~m"·nJOth fnunh
qua ncr \:llmcbnd
Offen e "n' the '' ord of the tJ!n
:1 P<H"Ifi, '"'"·eJ '"'a 12·\ nnt p;w.
pl:t) t>o rhctr upemng dm't' l l Cllllll.'
ngh1 bu' ~ "it h a 1.2 pia). r.tl \'lud
,cne' "' 11c the ,,.ore 1·7 lhc ke\ •
pia' '' ,,, .lll II·~ mJ P·'" I tlr rim
'orton to \i1kc McCurt\ ''" lourth
md rtght '' the P.11:tltc J I 'atd
hnt'. FllUI pltt) 1.11cr ~ 1cC•n~ '"orcd
(lll n 1" o ':1rd 1-lur,t
lt hecnrne gnm lnr the l)mnccr
.titer thnt u' Pncitic ' orcd three
'' rnrght tune' to ~o up 29· 7 \l,o,
latlbJ l.: ~lcCan\ , olJIIIllttr, uffc:red
8 nb lllJUr) later an the first quancr
"ht h wok l ·, number one
offcn 1\C thrcnt out ott he ~arne
1 he Pacl\ tuught b:td 10 ''II Inn
,e,cn m 29-12 carl\ m the 1h1rd n" •
~ononhliJUntor Inc Hunc\ on a
rour) ard rn~ nnd ophomure Crmg
~el on !!."COred on 11 nme 'nn.l run
t\gatn, Pncifi~ pulled rt\\ll\ \\llh
1\\0 scores laic tn the tlm'd period
1 o lettd •P-22 Tlu.": Gr"'' old Stadtum
crowd ol I StXhut' dhhc:artcn"-d hut,
lt~e 1he1r P1n'. hadn't !!IH~n UJ!
l)eftn'I\C h.11J. 14>nt \dam,, ,, fr~~hfli,IO, IIHCI'CtiHCd [l ll<)\t'r j'\3SS
11nd retume11 11 to the l'.tltfl\: ~4
~ ~tfl tm c;u ned 1 he h:1ll m ttrHal out1 h
ttu gf'lll pht\ t '"' mmmcs 1.11~r \
\like 1 :'lll!JCI w Krn \\ nhtcn JM~'
'' { I ll ''"' pntnl Cclii\"Chlllll
I t: hdd Pa..-ahc e~n thcu nr:-.t
pO!o.st'' 1on mthllucl.: agam qual 1.:1\
:\mton hu light end I n~ I u. kcr
for J2 \ .U\h I hen hundcd ufl 10 • taalha I. !\en Ouellette . \UOhuag hn
thelllJUrcd ~il(' ':U'l\, \\hlhC.lnlpc'rcd
41 )rttth tu the l'm•thC' s ,,,hi hnc
Oucllcllc ,Corl·d un the nc 1 pia)
:m.ltheflao' lluJied43·'7\\lth 25
f~lll llrllll~
I he pmnt·rttJdlcd dclcn'c c-.ame
up \\tlh tnother btg pin) \\hen
nt'Nl,ruan.l .ltlhn I elcmanich, .~1 n::-;hman.
'n ~ctlthc l'.tc1h1.' qu.trter hnd; and
I Clrt'td ·• I umblc. hc\h0\.10 1.1d: lc
Hill \lur"h:rnt.an rl.'\:tncrcd the hnll
.md P1o 1,111, \\cnt nut'
"We're not plu\ mg good dcfcn.,c
nght no\\ but '' hc:n it ''a' em the
hnc 1 hey made 1 he play' lur u".''
{ u.n:h Pnn \tc<.'.lfl) ,,tid.
On then th1rd (lla lrom 'crim­
nmgc :'\ c l\o n 111 ned I 8 ~ ,, rd'
through n g.tptng hole to \CllrC 1 he
e tut pmnt put I C .thend for the
fir 'tllmt" 44...;S3
I he gume \\"' fnr from 11\Cr
1 twugh ns l'al'llil• marched bttck
dll\\llricld . Dcfcn 1\t buck l•a•)
Pcter,on, n JIH\Ior. knocked tlo'' n
n pass an the end 1one and lorccd
l1ncthl to kad; .1 33 )3rtlltdd go.tl
1 he Bo er led 46-4-1 \\tth 3 . .l71clt.
l C had ttme fl)r one last run .11
I he gu.ll line. I he no,cr delcn'c
toughened up, hnwc\'cr. and the Pro\
needed It hJ!! j1l.t) lll'>l In \l,t\ ~ltvc .
Wnh I.~ I remasmng ll \\,t, lal':Cd
Willamette Nip Pio' 3-l
a, Michael Cohen •
f'wnrff I oc Mall
f he I C\\ is and Cl.u k men otter
tcum ho,,ed up m nome onl) lor
In t \~ edncsdn) ·) mntch u~u1n 1
\\ill mcuc Unt\Ct It\ 1 he Bean:ms • domsnutcd mo t of the acCIOfl nnd
JlO:SICd nn CllS) :1-1 \ ICtOI'\ 0\ Cl 3
P1oncer tenm that figured to be much
trongc1
What "cnt v. non~ 1 \\II In melle
mo\cdcllltl) lhruugh lhe normall)
tough 1'10 dc:fcmc l ( could never
gel m pa smg together, .md lOI1l·
btnet.J thB\ \\llh •I SIC:UU\ Oo\\ nl • cnnr .
II \\{1' one <:.u<:h error th.ll !!11\c
Wallamcue un e:trl\ h:.1d, ,,, ~~ mt -
comrnunu.-atwu bet\\c:cn an I {
fullbnck and gu.tlte leu to \\ tl·
lamcnc·s fin.t goal.
Soon after. \\ 1llumc:tte cured
rtgntn on a )hOI from 25 teet out
thnt \\cot trurght 1nto the net.
I C" scored late tn 1 he hall to cut
1he Beorcat lead to one. but the
Pao' never senou h threatened the • Rearc:u gonl there.11tcr A late Wll·
lameuc goal" rnpred up 1he cortng
nnd liCttlcd the Pro late.
\II an all, 11 "-'&s n g.tme Coach
Uans \hcJdleho\C:n \\ould lil-.c: to
torge1
"It "as a total dtsuppomtmc:nt
lor C\c:ryhody concerned," he tud.
.. I he kidr;; wcren 't really mthc game
11 all It was a really ugl) gumc."
Scmor defender tun Schwurtl
ngrccd at least punly with his coach's
a~!oC:)smcnl . "\\ 1ll.unctte tJomu~rued 1 he ~0-~fl
h,JIIll, nnd \OU cun attrthutc thnt
mo,th to uur lnck ul d trc c<•mparoa
to them," Scll\\nrll' utd.
"I \\Ouldn'l 'in) thnt\ thegefl(:r.ll
!.Uttc ol our tc:nm. hut tins part1culur
gUmCII\\0 ,MhC\Uid
1 hut mu~ cxplnm" hut h.tppentd .
hut ullle1nc' the qucsuon ol "h\
"I guc: s there \\CJC 100m tn\ tc..'h
or \\ hotcH~r 1 ht!> \\ cck 11 I { • but
\H' were <•lit ol 11 from the bcgtnnmg.~
M1ddlehmcn su1il
~Ch\Hifll\\ DSJU Ins punlctJ anJ
.tddcd, ''I dCln't rto:UII) knO\\ \\h) II
hnnpcncl.l Mu) he It'll bcc.nt'c \H'
had u courlc ol tough ~.tml'\ 1 he
''edcmJ bchlll' We hc.•t \Vtllarncttc
In 1 }CUr, so \\{ m•~ht ho\c been
lntlktng hC)Cllld lhCIIIIn ,J \\U) •·
8o\\ Maddlchm cn lccJ,; th~o• Pro's
muq put Wcdnc da) • dch.•clc:
hchtnd thc:m and get thc1r po' tng
bud tn v. here 11 \\as car her 111 the
\Cltr \\hen LC v.o11lour tn a rov.
~
He II.)S I ( 1r. ru"l) nnd 11 ''ill take
n lot ol \\ ork
f:\Cil v.uh that rn mmd, l C h<.~s ,,
hurd \\odang tc:tm and the: outlonl.:
l!>n 't nil gloomy.
••t here's u prcll) po,tthe .tttitudc
on thh team,·· Schwurtr '"id. "I
1 htnk we're: gorng 1o put it all
together.''
I tm wed. tht 4 ~ ~ Pio' wtll he
busy us thev arc on 1 ht road tom or·
rov. .md Saturday u~utlt\1 orthwe-.t
N:ll'urcnc .tnd the ( olleec of Idaho
und homt luc,dll) JgUIIl'll Oregon
St.uc.
Athletes Inducted to Hall of Fame
Si l.C"-Ili and f:lurk .alumlli \\Crc
anductcd 11110 the mhlctit Hull ot
fume hut week. Mury lou Hunter
( 1955-59), a member olthc LC health
anti ph) 1cal cducatton st.tlf ~incc:
I 9t.S. v. u!\ clc:cted. She competed
tn solthall, b.tsketball , volleyball and
nthc:r Jl{llh during her collegt: c.u-cer
Sccllt Uurkh:m 1 1972-76) wus a two
11mc All-Ameucan in track and
h11nm.thk mentton J\11-Amcru :an an
lonthall. loan Eghen Oude1ing
tiiJ55-:5Q) "as .tn e)l;ccptronut has·
~ ct h.JII .111d \ ollc'l ball player .tnt.l one of the: Males' leudtng tenni\
player • Jad: Hnmbleton ( 196 1·64)
Willi u lour )C.tr Ieiterman in football
und rn 1964 "us dec ted hr\l team
AII·Amcncun ut the linebacker
pos1tion. Bob l indemannCI964-67)
was n (our year letterman in tootbilll
·•nd ccond team All-American as u
tud.:le dunrag hts junror year. Harold
Wesght ( 196l-65) was the winne1 of
the: NAIA nuttonul chumplOn'lhtp
in 196.5 I he honoree\· pl.tqu~ urc
on displuy in l,nmpltn \port (enter PIONl:t'R 1 OG. O< r ORI:R 9, 1q8h
The Pioneer rootbllll teurn mude a dnamlltlc fourth quurtcr comc:ba,k,
oul\rurine Pilei ric: 2!\-3 in the period 10 Cuke a -&7_,6 HomecomrnJ! \\in.
\\lth u f\\Urth and n1m lltJ:Jtion.
One pia) I rom ohli' wn 'otte~n \Ut
hack in the podet nnd JnllcJ 'cntor
L>atren l>lltlllliCk \\llh .1n IN \,ard
'lrtkc 1 hut 1-.cpt I< in the g.tme nnd helped 'ct ''·•sc lur Orc,tc's
1,,,, 'ccond ktcl.:.
Ore,tc didn't ha\c much nl ,,
ch.tm·c to he nc:r\ ou)., llc h.td ~rent
m,,.,,,,, hi-:. :u.trcnaltnc .tiC\\ minute' e.ulicr.
"1 ",1, nt~Jrc ncn ous on the c lit
rm1nt hclorc \\'hen \\c ,n,n·d 1
I usa touchdo\\ n I thought 11 "
UVC: I," he Mill I
I he .u.Jrcnaltnc came b,tdo ;Jtl
the ~tel.:, though. ''It \\U\ grcnt
h cr) tH'd) "'" rc:ull~ pumrco
hcmg U0\\1121 I'Hlllll' tn the four
ctuurtcr 11nd "ormng ha\: 1\ E' Cl'} bod)
",, c~CI ICtl.tllcr tlu: gamc."Orc 1
Sllltf,
I { uul\t'orcd Paeth~.: 2.5-1tn 1
• hnnl rcrwd to get the\\ Ill tn ill
game "fl ''II' one ol the eat.c<tl
cumchach tn the 2J \COt\ I e bct·nl •
\:CMdung,'' M~.:C.ut} ,,ud, "It\ unndl
h,l\ mg pl.t)Cr~ \\ith th.n kind
chamctcl to do that."
I ht two bag phi\" dctcn,h
ht lpcd I C hue 1.: IIllO 1 he. gumt but
gul\} offcn,t\C cltort mnde 1
dtU~rcnc~.
"lorton hud :tn out..tundtng d
'hm\ 1 ng poi.,t• 111 the pocket a'
c.omplctt:d 19 of 34 pn"c" for 2
\ord' Ouellette had 14 cutnt'
K5 ~ .mh 1t1 hi\ hN b.u:kfidd UCI"'"'
olthc 'CU\cln "Jcl,on pid;cd up
yard!> on etght ru,he' and rue
hauled in .. even P•'"t' for Ill }Urd
··Tim did not 8ct nu,tcrt'd w
\\C "ere do\\ n .md F ric 1 uckc: r
~orne re.tl \:I m:iul catches, .. , 'VI 1•·1 •,,"..~
~utd "Our rccci\crs pla)ed thl'll bcstL
grunt olthc }C~tr."
\td .trt) hope' to ~ct anot
-,tel hn!' ~rform.m~X frnm hl' ''"'"'
thas ~ulutdu\ a, LC t,tkcs •
Sou11aern Oregon • late College
a home gnnu:. Kid:oflt~ "' I :JO.
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 1n developing countries live
better lives
It's tough And It tokes more than just concern. It takes
motivation . Commitment
But for 25 years, betng a Peace Corps volunteer has
been a chance to stop dreaming about a better world
and start doing something about it.
INI-ORMA flO BOOTH
Wed Thur' , Oct. 15-16
9:00 u m -4 30 p m.
Templeton College Center
SCHFOlli..ED IN1TRVIEWS: ..
Wed. Oct 29
9 00 .t.m ·5 00 p.m
Curcer Plonnmg .md Placement <.enter Peace Corps
The Toughest Jot> You II Ever Love
.. Si~n up in udvunc.c fot vour mtcrvtew at the C'ureer Placement Center A com­
pleted upplu .. ution wuh a 'opy ol your transcripts muo;l be turned tn pnor Lo the
tnu:rvtew Spik -.
0 Oanlelh
l'lun«tt
•
1 hourh not 1
'"""'" c1(lhl week'
un tmpn:'""" 11
muu ng ,ec:ond u
the llntvcrstt
ll\ it.tltcllllll
Head couch I
he wurnnmcnl
• ..... ~n1p01n t mcnt
· "\\'c ended ol
01c 111 the cha
I UPS. but we we
• th.tt potnt,
rctche(j then <
tlllll'," he .,atd •
1 k feel\ I hilt
rar}' lullm the
~jmpl hl'CliU!.C
• \IIII:C t11111110p C
-lh I yt
Plonrc
• I he \\omen ~
10 be on ,, "in
bc.tl Pactltc U tl
''cek .uul I 1niiC
ll1e Pio's c
l mlu~ld hut col
s.ud thnt hurt tl
the team '"''H'
rc~t 111 the gum~
I he Pto\ th
lhme,er. lcttin
IMII.md cr o'" tl
lc:\\ llfllC:\ Ill I he
ltnall\, atth • h.,ll, 't<nscu' I
Rohm Gn:eun '
the rc!\t ol 1 he
gouh in .1 ten 11'
I he 1tn.1l sea
beating I snltclc
\1ond,,y\ gl
Are ,
non Arcs 'CI
of 25:-11\ tu lea,
s.uurd.t} Ill th
tmn.ll cross n>!
pl.tccd I ''h uu
. I U111l1 h.ld I ''l
\\UiliCil' COlli
P10 's 'llw \\ n
llitenrn'
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·--·-·~ PION.:f:R J.OC, 0 'TOBlR 9, 1986 P Gt: II
Spikers Place Second at UPS Side Lines
''' ou!. nu the C:\11
tc n we M.: m cd l
I 1 htluglll 11
e c.tmc had .. ar
h. ''h ~··~ sre.•t
rcall) pumped
nuus in 1 he
:\g h.td; l \"Cf) U\AI\1
tlu: game." (lrc·~ttl 8) Ooniellc Me lelland
PlunC'fr l111 ';I•IT --
1 hou!\h not U\ 'itrong u' I hc1r
~~~~•t~ht wc:ck\ the I'm\ ~tdl turned
,111 inlJHC:'i'ltve record lust wed,cnd,
g \ccond 11111 held of 10 team'
the Umver\ll)' of Pugcl Sound
II\ it olliO nul I
fte,ul couch Run Kny ~poke of
he tournnmcn t \\llh only slight
i uppointmcnt. •
"We ended on u '' rong postuve
·~"''" In the champion,hip ngain't flacalt 25·' 111 t •
111 he,, min ,J :ta PS, but we were tncon.,astcnt UJl
I) thai roinl, playmg well for
nc ol the great ctclu:'> then dropping ot( lor a
~23-.cntsl\c • d 1 • , " he saul.
lrt) '111 • .. 1 !\ L!ooln He feel" that thi" mll\ he u tc:m· ''it h that kmd • rnnr,tn•lulltnthe team\ momentum hut ... "'"') hcCilU\C ul&he wne elup,cd
Jll:t) s del~n\1\ rn• 1,1111;~· 1 t uinine camJl ,lfld the a ddt lionul prc\'mre ol 'tudics on the
pluycr\ lllnc"c ~ and ullowing time
atf loa o;tudvmtz h1" brought the
teurn down lrom the tush ol the
beeanning ol &he: sc.t'lon but
obvwu'ily the: '>ktll nnd compciiii\C:
d 1 ive is ''iII ll strong f orc:c 1 n t hc'e
women.
Asln: ... hmun Apnl I hnrcen 'it.ucd.
"Wt rt.tlly cumc on \trong .aguano;t
l P(\ \umc ol the hc\1 play 1\c
'ccn \ ou could \Cl' the: de:: arc. We
JU'' wuntcd to go out and right,
e~pecially uhcr they bcut us once. •·
1 C begun the tourney l·nduy mgh&
wuh a hurd·lought '"'' to UPS,
2-I. but came:: back ~&rune in their
nc:\t &wo mutchc~. beating both
\ e <I ttl c Puc 11 i c 11 n d c n t r n I
w .... htnglon 2·0 1 hi ended the
round-rollm port~e'n ulthc cnmpc­
lttinn, ndvancmg the 1,11,·~ mw double eliminution , competang
atpalll!l the 12 rcmuining team'>.
~trup~ltn~ 'ilithtl} 1t~ain\t <ieorgc:
I ox, tn thcar ril"\1 muh:h un ~atunluy,
I ( linalty pulled 11 oil I 'i II, I'· IS,
15-4. Scuule Pacific ~till lac lied the
'otrcngth to overcome thl· Pao's 110tl
I C rriumphcd ca'\ily 15-7. 15·.l
Facmg UPS a econd umc:. the
Pan's fought long. intc::n!le gume ,
hut till lost 2-l.
Ano&hcr wm, 1h1" ttmc: 11g.un,t
Whllnmn . pluccd l.C 1n the cham·
paonshtp game aguanst lJ PS . ..., llh
lJPS \!.inning Il-lS. 10·15
rrom me ,.jc" point of Amy Bolger
and ~ alh)' Copple, "U flS 1 u rca II)
good team, but bcat11hlc wuh con­
'cnlraunn on O\C:rcommg &hear
:.u:Ucg)'. Plu) mg them three tunes
J,,.,t weekend" ill hr: adv.1ntngeous
to U" tn thas \\-eekenJ's tutun.amcnt ." nlo the game hu&
etlort m<tde t
:1 oul\tundtng d
1 the pocket "'
' 14 ptMe' for 2
had 14 CUI ric' 0 · ense Carries Pioneer Kickers
'\t backfield UCI ... .,,
tbon pid.:cd up
'U'ohC' !llld rucL ·~·•·
a,.,e,for Ill yc~rdi
~Ct nu,tered \lo '"'"'
ad I· rae 1 uckc:r
cutchc,, .. Me
:rs pia) cd their ..
•C~ to get anot
nee I rum tm Jr•n•t.P~
us l C t.IJ.:C'>
n Stnte College:
acl.:ofl " .tt I :JO. •
U) Lynne ( ll\CV
l'tnnrrr I Hf 'l•fr -
I he'' IH1len\ o;ocl.'cr &earn ')eem"
tO he Oil ft WllliUOg ~tiColk •I' thC)
befit I'.Jctfic lJni\Cr. tty e,trlier thi'
11eck .uul I mheld J:a,t '' i:ck.
I he 1'111' scored eflrl) .tgam't
1 mfield but coach Rund) 1 urdlol
sutd thllt hurt them a lilllc bcc.tusc
the tc.un lo\\ed do\\ n during the
rc't nf 1 he gnml'
l11t: l'io' c.lormnatcd the pia).
ho\\e~cr. lclling t intielc.l haH· the
hall.md cr o'' 1 he center line on I) a
IC\\ tame:' mthe ncxtthrecquurte~.
lu~o~ll)', utthe end olthc second
h.tll wnuH'> 1 nn Hetlcnbug and
R1lhtn (ircgor~ wot kl'd tog~ther with
the r~!ll nl the: team to ~core four
~o.ah in .1 ten nunu&e o,trc&ch Rob) n t.rcgoq ( ll) \cured ~on lin both wumen ''IOCcer motche'> Ita!!. I
week II'> I ( dcfcutcd ltnnch.l S·O tmd P11dfic 4· t
•
ted
re
lkes
~$
om­
' he I he ftnalc,corc 'howcd the Pio\
heating I infield 5·0
Mond.1y\ gurnc ugnmst Pacilic
Are , Lama lead
R nn 1\ rc' ~ct n person .al b~·q tunc
of2S::tR to kad the rncn 'ttam lust
nturdll\ 111 the Wall.uncuc In' lt.t-• taonulcro ~ countr\' meet. I he men r
piCtccd IJth out ol 2b tcums Jrtnme
1 .uno hnd a 1 imc ol 19.19 over the
\\Omen's cou1 'c tn lcud the lad\
Pau' I he-\Huncn \\etc lith out o"t
16aeums pro\cd to be u b11 more dtlfacull
but Hedcnberp go& her toot on the
hall and scored g1vmg the P10\ lln
tal h lead.
B\ huHume, the 'core \\:t' 2-l.
Pao' \tillleadinr "lordlol ,aid the
"umcn pluyc:c.l a much better second
haJJ and \\ :ts arnprcs,ec.l "tlh thl'
"kill of the frc,hmen .
I he Pto ·~ went on to beat 1 heir
m ~14-1 rn.tking t hc1r m crull record
J-1-2 •
I he team is playtng '' tth fiH'
'tarter~ out bcc.IU~C ol mju1tcs or
illnc:,s. , ordlof a1d he s&uned
~londU) 's game \\ tth i fr~hmcn
and 1 hey JUmped raght in and d1ll
1cally well. l'lordlo( e'pects 1hc team to be
'trong nl the end of the '>C·I'On \vii h
&he other~ coming b.tc:k into the
game" and the cx)lcricn e th.ll the
fre,hmcn hnve h.ad.
Pacilac was .Jn importunt game
fur the Pan's to \\in and Nord lui
'urd &lu: "in 'h~'uld rnukc it caster
lor them the re'1 ol the ~e.I,.OII,
The Pao \go on to lace 1 wo more
Iough tcum,, l'.tctftc l.uther.m
Uni\crsit.) on J nd:t) und !-ie.tllle
Um\cr~ll) on Saturdu) . ~mdlof
,,ud hot h gurnc "111 he glH>u,
C\lm pet it ive game,. 1 he Pul' tted
\\ith PI tJ the last time th~) met so
, orc.Jiol npect<~ there\\ ill he snrne
un,cllled bu"lllc with them.
"1Jomen1ade that only e~perience could bring ... ··
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• Call Ext. 683 I By Mikr Lund
I c~u .,nd Clark 47. Pacific 46. reod th~ corehomd
II lonkc::d like IJc:un Semper! had ju 1 run u four corner ~toll '"
flrC:ScrYc ,, wm. but he Jadn 1. He wn!in't coachmg 1t wus a foothtlll
g11me nnd T>on McCarty \\tl coaching.
"One Of the: grcate~t ~umcbltd: In my 2J yc.t.r of ~.:OR(hJng." he sBid.
The gurnc prohahlv 1 nnk os the wtlt.le t homecommg the hall hn ever
~>ccn, I ~oy.
Hut 1 he} should have IO!it, really they ~hould huH I c.un gt\C you 7
re.a~on ..., h) they hould hove lo 1. hut they rtl u cd to lo c: and thot
\\liS good. fu51 usk :my olthe 1800 homcC\)nting lans "ho Wltncs.!ed
the 1011\0f rnar:tu:le ho\\ good ll \\tiS. Mnn) or them c pcncnccd the
mos& e ciung S·•mc of theu hYes. Still. they 11hould hQ\C lo t.
Rut lor every brtd wnllthcy ran up agntn!ll. the Pao's had a bt,llenng
rnm to knod ll do\\n, Here arc my seven rcasom. v.h thcv should
have toM nnd c-. en rctt l'n why they dtdn't
Vandul l..ate fnday mght, vandals struck lin \\Old tadtum turf
and ripf)ed the north goal po't out ot the ground. Ma be that hould
hU\C en.cdo .numcnolthtnpt ocome. ~t antcnan~.-e\\orkc~nndu
lew cnnches manugcd to pul it back Ufl by grunwme lromcoll), that
\\Us the go.,Jpn 1 L ( needed to 'Pht wath 11 held g~.talto wm In fnc:t.
locker I) men Or~ tt' didn't eem to mnul th.tt the goal po the bnotcd
the gumc·\\annmg held goal through "a cruoled
Si1e. The Roxcr were beu\ y~c1ght •• uper ht:B\ ywetght.'i Pucafic:'
olfen I'>C line outv.etghcd I ~· defen5t\C line hy 11n uver.tge ol 2S.:lto
ll)tl per mnn. I he Hoxcrdc:len5hc hnc \~a~ b1ggcr than the: Pao o(fcn a-.c:
hoe hl un tl\-ert&ge ol 263 to 221 (\Jctlic's second leurn \\8$ C\'Cn
rui)·Jwhet \ !>liC dtflc:renrc u urtlt) plh~s Ct tgnah lull pnrtm who
c~uurol the trencht-s I C\ hnemcn held J'.,cthc tn a wlcmate.
lnJurtt..\ l.artmg "tde receiver IJru rcn l<ahtcr \\RS anJur-rd nntl
t.lttlu't u11 up Sturung .. uong sofet) Pnt l..enl') tore hgnmcnt 10 hts
knee in &he firs& qu.trter and trullne uulhack hle McCnrty, who was
ae~pon\tble lor hull of the J•ao ollen e 111 Ll ~, lmil I\\O gllmt.~ t(lre
cnrtllngc Ill ht nh Ctt{!c m the fir"'t qunrtcr Taght end I nc 1 uc er
rc pondcci \\tlh .1 tremendous ~arne:, huuhng m e'-en p e!; lor Ill
)8nJ . mdudmg a 2M-~ udtt on a fourth ond 10 piny to keep .1 dme
Bll\lo: he<ihmnn uulhud: Ken Qucllelte h.tdn't tou~:hed the bt~ll nll
eu on hut'' hen MeCnrty got hun, Ouellelle ''a pt~)S«<mto ncuon
Ue had 5 )nrcJ rush mg. 55 yunh n:cet\ mg and at o rnn for n h: uchdown
I he s~.:or~ Oo\\n 2Q-7 early an the second quune• the P1o'~ t:oulo
hliVC enMI~ g1vc:n up They \ltdn 'l. Ry earl tn the tlurd at..., ~ 29-22. nut
.11 the end of that quarter 1 <.: .... a bc:hmtJ 4~-22 nud 1 few lrur v.e:uhcr
Pao funs were tndhng out of tht' &t.u.hum, content ~uh n 1u .tnd lhc
knowledge thut they could tart thear hornecomang part~mg. h11le
early It \\,as umc tor the Pto' to told. 1\gatn, the) dtdn't. 1\ 2S pmnt
fourth quarter '\C:onng hht;o ~nbtchc:d victor) ln.lm the 111" ol defeat
J·ouuh dO\\ n f•t\c.' ume' durmt; theg un\:, I t \~i.IS I need "11h cr\1\.:lul
lourth do\\ n I(Ull\Wn'l \II ll\ C ttme~ the We nl lor It, nu thC') COil\ Cried
1 he bagge't lourt h dO\\ n plrt) C'.tma ith I 51 remnmmg and L
tnuhng 46-44 I C needed mne for n first dO\HI or &hen hopes of
\\lnnmg were over. Qu.artet ba~.;k 1 im ;-..: Orl\'ln hat..., Hie rcx"'tt\er llancn
Dimmick for 18 )ard and lhr P10neers \\e"\bm.k tn bu me
De len e. I wo \\C'eh ago l. gn' e up44 pl)tnt tn Oreg,ln 1 e h ond
la~>t \\eck the) urrenJered 4:t pumt 10 Pnl'the m JU'It three: quarte~ .
Pio dcten"•' e Cl'Ordinntur Greg I ord d1dn '& h \C much to\\ rue to ht
mother about. But ficr) coa~:h 1 orJ in pared hts C'hzugc to buckle
dO\\n an the hnul period and &he~ uh ~" two h•g pia) \Uthout ~hach
I t wouldn't hR\C hnd 11 chunc:'e. Tnuhng 43·22. dcfc:n t\C' huck Tom
,\Jam., •nteno.ept('d u pa.' and returned it 20 )Urds to the Pact fie 24 ix
rl.t) Iuter , \ltt\\n nu,hed the hall O\Cr the gt,ol on f\)Urth and one.
I a&er noscgunrd Juhn Telcntunich !'>UC:kcd the Pnc•lic qu:mcrhack and
hH cJ .1 fumble ~ ht~h \\D.S 1e overed b\ R•ll M un termun at the
P:tcillc 26. On LC\ thud plo\ Cnug c:l~o~ r<~mbled I 'lard' tnd ga\e
the Paox a temporary 44-4~ lead
lnc:\pcrten\;e •·re hman Orestc, nlll40 lotuh~dl pltt\mg puunds ul
him, had nc" cr ~ 11; ked a ~ucec..o,~lul field goal for the Paonccr \ a~ll'oi In
lu\;t, he had nc\et ltltempted a held gonl for the Ptonetr \ar It\
k1cker\ firs& field goult~ l1 ncn ous ~)tperi~nce , let alone 11 held gonl
th.at v.ill deudc the <luU•(,mc-of the game l ct\ talk pres,ure nJ
be •dcs,lte~hmen dun'& w1n game . ~emors do. ng.ht Wrong \\ uh all
the ~\ltll ol u )en~onod \l:ternn, Ore~&e put 1m hoc leather "' the
pigskm from ::.1 )ard a .... uy und go"c 11 enough to be suod Crotn 47
)Urch.
I C hod se' en big reru on wh) I he) houldn 't ha'c '~on NC'~. don'"t
gel me "rong. I wanted them to wm a much a an\ bod) If .. ou had
een me bt.luncing off the wall m the prn boA durtni the rounh
quetrter comehnck you "'ould kno" JUSt ho\\ much.
ctuull.) there • just one reason wh\ lewa and Clar.._ won that
IO\llhall game:. ll''s a four pan credo that coa.:h lord prnchc"
They bche'ed m themselves .
They behc\ied in their teammate
1 hey behc~cd ~llmcthin, sood was goma to hap~n
And they believed throqh hard work they ~ould achtC:'oiC succt ~
That's whv they won. rJO\ ll:R t.oc;. 0 1 ORER 9, 1986
Ptlblick Occtl rre11ce
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•PAUl ZAlOOM oJ I M POMEROY • r -
~THE DARK BOB
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Performance Art Festival 1 9 8 6
Theater of Trash
• Performance ortrst polrhcol satirist ond
eccenmc comedkm. Paul Zo oom. brings his
wOOd of on mated objects and wild phygcol
humor to Portland fOf two evenings of ou1-
lonc:flsh entertomment
Vicfouslv nsplred ... -New vonc Times
~rtdoy and Sofurdoy
October 10th & 11th 9 PM Celestial Mechanix
Jim Pomeroy. the ·Mr WIZOrcr of perfor­
mance art. Is known tor the creation of mul­
timedlo. pseudo scientific worlds. where puns
and satire bottte tt out with h gh technology
Friday and Saturday
October 17th & 18th 9 PM 8 Uncontrollable Love
~ Exactty hotf of the notionally famous per­
formance team or Bob & Bob (ihe Fob
Two1, The Dark Bob combines films, slides.
IMng p01nting, orig,nol songs and donee
Into on unforgettable even1ng of pure. un­
adulterated tun.
Monday and Tuesday
October 20th & 21st 8 PM
Tickets: $7 Non-members 1 $5 Members • Series Discount: $18 Non-members t $12 Members fl ORf"'< f
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