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Volume 51, Number 5

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1986-10-01

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Lewis and Clark College Vol. 51 o. 4
October 16. 1986
Pre-registration Replaces Pamplin
8) Cynthia Lopez
P\oMcr Lor ~taCT
~tude nts udden~ dt..\CO\'ered last
week that the former registration
prooedure in Pamphn ~ports Center
has been replaced b) a computer
based early registration 5)"Stem. The
nc\1. t) pe of registration ts to be in
aliect for "inter term course
selection
Roben Wilkin, Head Reginrnr
and the developer of the ne~ ~ystem.
:ud thi':> carl) or, prc·regi,tration
in' olvcs a new computer data system
called Colleague. The ne~ ~~5tem
g1'es the administration a chance
• • to lr) e:nly regt~trauon once agatn.
"O,er the years there ha"e been
requests from \'nriou tncuhy to • • chnnge to a pre-n:glStrallon proce-
dure because they ha\e pertet\ed ir
as a helpful tool to get n handle on
v. h1ch course are more in demand
than othcrs-u· a dtStribuuon aid."
Wllkm s~ud.
Earl) regLStnmon was attempted
)ears ago but abandoned because
1,250 tudent regt'>tered and more
than 900 chan~d thctr . chedules. wm.:m c pi"CS'SCd hope that then~
y tern would better sen-e student
demands and ghe tudents what
they ·want. Wilktn said tha1·requ~lS
~ill be alphabe1i1ed as in the regis­
tration booklet. and the arne rota­
lion "ill be maintained ...
If a 1udent can' get a cou~. a
po sible adjustment may be _!llade
in classes if the demand sndu:ates
that it "ould be the "; e thing to
do. Proles o~ may be b:ugatned
with if a few more than ~'Crc
requested v.ould hke to take their
clas .
There remuan~ the unfonunate
problem ol not bemg '3ble to plea e
all ot the people all of the ume
Take. for in tance. the generall)
~cc:cpted v.aiting h t proeedure
employed b) Bob Mandel\ lntro­
du~uon to Baste Factors
Ht \Hnter term course i taught
in a radical!\' dttTerent w·a) from
the fall :1ni pnng courses. He
allowed tudentHo •sn up pnorto
regi tratton on a ""\\aiung list .. for
the winter term of his cou~ .
The depersonali7at ion caused
tromcarl) n:g~5trauon b) computer
has forced htm to ftbolish thiS waiting li t S)Stem and tudents must tl}
their Jud .it getting the class they
preler-and tru t 1he computer.
cung Dean of Facuh) Arle1g}\
Dod on aid that the ne~ system
actuall) can be mort' rcrsonal1han
the old in t.bat more a.d\i5or tudent
contact i prompted. and then: 1
far more time 10 add. drop and run
around raiLing Lo prole ~ors about
sqUCCZUlg into their class. There trul~
~~ no lessening of one·~ chances of
getting into a desired course
For tudents who "-ere alread~
on a waaung hst. earl) regtstrat1on
has p~ented n bit ot a problem
Though Bob ~bndelexpi"C!>sed the
fact that he would ha"e liled not to
h3\'e abolished the li t-or at least
not o ~uddenly-he made: 11 clear
that the Registrar " \'cry helpful
when getting nd of the h 1 became
neces 3f)~ all of1he tudcnt on 1he
li 1 "'Cre notified th:n their po 1tton
in the class was not as urcd.
.. The most important aspect of
the new ''/ tem is "hether 11 crves
1he tudent "needs better-not 1fi1
sen'Cs facuhy or admmlStnllon
beuer ... \iandel saJd
Gallery Space Needed Warhol in Limbo
8~ ~teve t\otin
Pl•lftf'ft luc •taiT
The absence Qf an Art Gallery
ha been an ' uc at Le"is and 0:.11'~
College for n long time.
.. \\ e have an mcrcdtblecoll~non
of an at school, .. satd Jeanne Knott,
em or an mDJOr.11us includes not
on I student art. but al o "or b\ •
nd~ Warhol ano others. ll' all
stored 1n a garage as no place
present!~ ex 1 ts to sho"' u. be a1d.
tuan huenncr. :hturmnn ott he
An Dep..u1.ment..srud ·tt-s bke h:t\ing 3 theater departmr:nt \Hthout .
tage."
Buettner ees an art gallel)' a a
place to -.hov.ca e student an and
\1 no~· art It ~ ould I o S"'e
tudenb the opportunit) to en-e
internships "or~ing in the gallery.
.. It \\OU!d bell \eTSahle p3CC that
,,ou]d ha\'e possibihtlCS for tndtVldual
ho\\ , .. Buettner said
Buenner S"ait.l "hen Pres1dcnt
J mes Gardner replaced tanner
p~tdent Joel; Ho'-'IU'd. ,ardner
pledged ht upport to the art
butldmg ,\ tcv. years ago, '' " announced that the :art g:tllef)
ddinitel) ~as a part of the
endo"ment campaign
"There are ddinne plnn .. for it,'"
ll:ud Gardner an ht recent
mtroduc.ton·d~ usston ~1th Forest
Hall restdent concerning LC
pohaes nd practtccs
Buettner ppcars l:epu I .. 1\'C
heard o many thmss and o man)
promiSeS that I \\on' bche\'C 11 unttl
I ee 1t on blad and hue. .. he 1d.
Plan had been undcl'\\ ' C\'Cn #
bcfnrc ht rn\ l. Buettner md
Continurd on p•c~ 2.
Fantasism 9 • rica
• tves
Where LC Stands
----------------------------------
tudents concerned about ... outh frica are
tnvited to attend a candle light vigil and march
on Monday~ 7·30 p.m .. in front of Odell\
Manor to under core a Board of ru tee"'
ubcommiuee meeting the ne t n1orning.
8) 1om l.~den
~l.orsua
ftcr some imtial eptiasm about
the future of pohtical aaivi m al
Lcw1s and Clark. members of the
Soulh fncan Actaon Group
( G) arc prepared to rcneu.
efforts to con,,ncr the Board of
Trustees to financiall) di\"est from
The Common Fund, a financial
• • • con omum ~uh mves-tments m
South Africa
.. We am"l do anything ~tthoul
oommumt) upport. • nnie Phelps.
a leader of~ A (i said.
.. I thank u.-c ha\-e the support but
I don "t thin'-it i mobJiiJed. We
ha\cn' done an adequate job ol
outreach. But \\C ha\C quite fe~
people ho"mg up at mcctings no"'
and \\'C have qune a fcv. spea en
commg, .. Phelps said.
One of those spcak""CTS ~;u be
Beqjamm Pogrund, former depot}
eduor of 1he Rand Darl) Ho1lm
.. ou1h \fri , ~ho .,..,u peat on
No\'cmber II.
On October 6 the in\-estment
subcommlllCC or the Board met and
~ed the admirustnuon to prepare
a proposal for their J anuat) rncet.ins
\\ h1ch 'Ould estabhsh two possible
• und for donors to the college. one
'-lu·uth \fn free. the other v.ith 3
bt o der notion of .octal
rcspon lbtlil)
'The iO\~mtelll U~"'tnmiUc:e tna)
1hcn ubmit the resoluuon before
the Board ~ ho could ctther accept
• or reJect n
Richard ~ ren on. c ecuti\~ \1CC
prcsidtnt for administntion. id
lhc two funds v.ould not melude
the current endowment but onl~
futun: donors 10 1hc colic~ that
feel trongl\ about whcs~ their monq
l 10\"CStcd.
.. The l 'tl:Y·.on Fund currcnth •
pro" id~ ·' '-~· >~1th fri free fund
The muwnun antc·up l 50.000
~owe \\ould hn\'C 10 ha\'t a donor
an that mount or an aggregatton of donors m dw amount.· n:nson
ld
.. lr)OU choose. for c mpfe. the
Common Fund :aJtcrnatn>eof oulh
f nca f~ you dnninatc about uu-:!Tl
of the tandard Poor\ SOO illch
lS a base gauge of cap1taJ mar cts
~ htch IS \-n) idel) and commonl~
used.-Sorenson td
Despite these possi'bk c:once~u..
Pbelp and o1ber G mcmben
beli~-c more bould be done. The
central problem.lhe) belie\~ IS the
paucm of commumcauon bet~un
udents.thc adrrurustrntion and the
Board.
'"The Investment comm1ltec mea
and wdl decide what tal:es pla~
from here on and ho~ D) dmJoguc
~·nb students ~,u go on. Th~
anconSJ tency as thai ~ \\"ttt not
given access to the m«lsn and all
the dcosions remade tod ) and
'e :ere not tn\ olved an an' of 11 • To me that IS pure 10 enwltron. ..
Phdps rd
-Jthint people on lhlS campus
rc usumans ~ ba\--e not Jumped
through lbe o~ hoops and
1: have been dom thlll for t
}Ca~· he d
In response to Phelp • orenlion
S31d. ·a met the uth \fncan cuan
Group last spnng nd accogruz.cd
the fru tration of omc ludents
about ho anrututions function t
the same ume 1t ecm tom~ that at
fea,t 1 no~ I'm CttSS1ble, nd 1
mo\\ on se\'Cn\1 ons UK\ ha\'c •
met w1th Dean of tudent tcg
O'Harn ... he id
Sorcnson notes th l pres-
ident Robb\'n Hc.nshllll pfUlUIJ) •
responSlbiht~ to n:port bad: to her
eonstnucnts ~hat h ppcns t the
8o3rd rntcttJt&' he~ ttmds.
ln a sep:lrD.tc ~ omtSon sud
tt JlOSSlblc that n e~change pro­
gram could be dc\'clopcd or entered
into hen:b a bl .. out.h ~fncan • could rome to LC f r 'C!IT
G hold mectm,s e\CI')
Tucsd n~.tu at-p m. m the pel
b ment PIO 1< ER 1.0<,. O< I OBI· R 16, 1986
New
Rape oes
B' \ndr~u 1 remer •
l'tllftH'f I Ol ,,.,,
lltll( rupe, ah1) ~n~''"n ,,,
oiCqtltlln1UilC~: 11\(lC, ha~ ~en a moiJOl
I slll" Oil ~;~111Cgt• campu'e' n<.IIIOII•
'\a de'. untl I c" '' and Ia~ k i~ ""
C\Ccptlon '''phnm<He ~1oth
Sturges, mtmh~r ol the \\'nmt'n'-.
Dt,CU),'>tnll Group. '~uJ, .. \\'c\i.'
heard or tH lcll\1 three ancu.lcnts tlll
cnmpu~ 'n for 'hi') car. and nonr
ol the \lctml\ ''am to do an} thll\f
abt1lll 11 ••
\ ct,rdmg 1<1 I t'\\ '' and { lnr ~
sccunl\, Student Hc:.Lith !\enlf'(''
nnd thC' Coun,c:hn~ ( enter. thc't
IOCtdent" h,l\e not hecn rcrt'lled
\na \\ h11ang. StudL·nt llt-ahh ~cr·
'1t \ u 'c. 'ntd .. \..: ordmg 1\l m\
mlun111Jt)n , 1hcre tloe,n't cern tc1
be much ol u problem h,·r~ "~~ urpc'
bchl'\C'' thRl ilthc~ ha\c been 1hrrc
cm.e lu~.nd oftlnqc,lr,Lt\oh\1(1\1~
1 httl mam tnMC' h '' c nC'Curred • \\hat '" ucquamt.ancc n:tpe' I lw
clns 1c amugeol nn a~'utlam dl't~'L-d
m dn1 k colored clothmg \HUlin£ Ill
the hndcm s to \lolentl .lltock lht
fnst lcmnle to cro h1' pnth JIN
do n 1 hold up
\cqu antuncc rnpc 1~ dcfancd ·''
forced c uuJ mtcrCllur.;c "hl·re tlu:
\ICUm lnO\\' her ra;. ntlnnt It c.tn
he ubtle and confu,ang for hoth
partners. It hn' hccn pnwcn through
re cnrch that tht' \IC'Im' ol dtHe
rope arc oil en"'" n" n~ 1 hat u rupc
ht.LS occurred I >elmed h:goll\ 1f one
pe~on SU\ -no•to ~xualmlercoursc
and 1 he other pc~on lll\bh I orca hi).
II IS rape:.
ccording 10 111c ( hT(mtc It· vi
Jllgltrr f.dllr.tl/1011, the btggc 1
dilcmrnu cm:omp.l\'>Cd b) datc: r .tJW
is the anudcquau~ communtcutton
bet ween mc:-n nod \\omen cone>cm1ng
PIONEER LOG
Editor in Chief: 1om Lyden
Managing Editor: Lynn Casey
News Editor ana Raao
Forum Editor St Aebl
Features Editor )hannon auono
Sports Editor • ~ Lund
Photography Editor: DaVId Bans
Copy Editor .,. Rosenbaum
Art Director-, y chlapp
Buslneu Manager: Parker
Hodgas
Advertising Manager: Jtm
Abeles
News writers: KttS\In AI<Pr
Ramona Bra odes. Mary Oak1n,
~~~ .. " ~'" 8111 Segtl
Forum writers: Jan•ne Clausen
A• ..a ll.: tder Jotm Lunsford
Ki! I m, I
Feature• writers: KrrstaAndN
r:'-o c::. ,.. 1 r Man Johnson
Cyn•h.a Lopez Duncan Safl!r Joe
• a '.1ary Grnry G hon Ge1rts
Sports writers: M~mel Cohen
McCie'!aod
Photographers : Gt•on Ge•hs
Davld Knon AN. en Rosenbaum
Lynne JOhanson Chrrstne
Penmg 11
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Composition · >tlen Ban lett
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on hOlidays by the Assoclated Stu­
dents of Lewas and Clar~ Coltego
061 5 S W Patatant4 Hrll Rond POfl·
:And OR9n1q ~c\Uoll '''lit' \ tlung pcnpll, 11 not
cnt"tlur ,tttul In t>f't'llh d"':u" 'C\\1,11
""'""''· mn} h('\:('lffil' Ctmfu,cd I lw.
~ onlu,inn mil} lc.1llllt 'tole nee .md
1 he anf nngcnu: nt nl JH.'I 'on ttl .wd
'c u.tl right\
\ 1t n .m: nltcn told th.11 the\ kntm
\\h111 1 \\om.m \\,Int. ,and lhut \\hen
'ht' H\' "no", 'he n~nll) mc.ln' .. , e'"
I hl') oil en dun 't rcahre th.lllll'l'llng
U(lOII ~c ual 11\ICr<.'t\tlf\l! .\Iter 8
'' <)lllfln hu e\prc<.,td her Ut\\\ 1l·
hngne'~ , nd ~a Ill ''nn •· I' n ledeual
often'
~ 1cn maght bt' told lh.u 'he\ 'huuld
~n\)\\ '' h:11 u '' nm.m .. ,cull\"" ant'·
hut "omen an.· oil en tnld 1 hnt tht)
nrc 1 he l'.lll'l' for rape "Prop h.-tend
to lrl\ a.thlc rn.:qunmtum:l' mpi.'." 'a''
Sturgc "\\ oruen ollen thank 1h.11
11 "a' rc.tll~ no btg dC'al, m that 11
'"'~ uhtlllllll'l their lault "
1\long \\llh the lr""'"'·'IIUn <'I
the C\ellt'O h\ till' \ICIIIll "IUr~l'\
C(lfltllhllll'\ the ltl\\ r.liC Ol qHHh
to the l.tlllhltl I ( as t& 'mall campu'
\\here llC\\ '-ITU\ cl fn.,t 1 he\ lt:tirn
mu\ fed antnmduted m cmham"'ld
h\ tlu:-. .1nd thu' 'hrug' Hll all\
mdtn.lllfln to report the: ollc:tN~.
she .tdded
Oonnu: !\lees. of the ~tuiltnt
( ounsellng t enter. cncour.1gc
tudcms to !iC:ck help 11 such a' ao­
ltuion h.t~ oe urre J .. \\c \\nnt to
ll·t tutlc:nt ~fit)\\ th:u \\C .1re her
1f there~~ e\ c:r un} confwaon uhout
"hnt h,,, hnrrcncd to them m ~uch
m·cunenccs ..
In addttllln,ahc I ( Seem II\ Ollil'C
cmnurugc" rCpiHI' <II nn~ C~\C~.
sccunl) I lrrccl<u Dl'Uf Sl:h.tlcr ,,utl.
"\\ c 1111\ c '" o \Cr) c.tpuhlt-fcmuh:
't:cunl\ oll1cel"' tf.tll) \\omun ,.hould
tcclnncnml or trthlc: tull.:ing tu u mun
We: \\:Ull s&ndcnt' to kno" th.u we
. u-e here 24 lunu~ .1 duy to .hshl
L
l ast S.lturd.l) ntght at :lpprox­
tmatel) m1dmghtthe II~ department
\\ll called out to e tingui-.h the
flame th.u engulfed a '68 \'olb­
\\.tgen \Un 1 he: \3n had lUlled
bct\\ecn ~ecurtt~ and the Chapel
alter tt occupanb ~mcth:d ga' fume')
Hre department orticial<; md the
probahlc cau~e of the bl.ue "a~ a
-.hort in 1hc electrical sv:-.tcm or • problems" it h the combu,tion "'i'"
tem, common for that panicular
model.
r he occupunt!.. KenO\ \oformh,
\Ophomore, and f om 1 ydt:.n 'iCntOr
v.cre uninjured in the bhtle, pcuplc "11 h th~ '' problem, ,"
( nnlidenu.tht) j, practil'cd hv all
the 'upptnl nctwn• "-' on cnmpu'>
"lhc studt•nt I' mar nuun concc:tn
und \H \\OUhJ nC\el .td\ l!'le thc.•m to
dt' .111' thang that the> arc un~om·
ftH t.tbk \\II h." K Icc' 'mil.
"~ h 1fcr agree,. " I he 'act trn \
\\ell hc:mg '"nut flr,l pnonl> .mtl
ullmr or mat &l'" put I or\\ .u d '' hcltl
tn 1 he 1m test conhdl·ncc." he sa ttl
Uc nu'e ol the ~t.tggcnng lt.tttl"Hhll
stnu,ttc' on the uccurrcnce ot d.ttc
rape on cnliC'gc cumpu'c', higher
cduc:llmnull·ommuniiiCS mchuhng
l l .m: lt•nl.:mg lor \HI\~ to cJuc:.ate
mt•n .mJ ''omen nhkc on the danger-.
of mt,\:nrnmumcuuon cnnccrnmg
\l'XU.tll,\lll!'
On Octuht'r 2J. Ill the l uun~·1t
( h.unhcr~. Sch.th:r v. til he: ~:on·
dut•tmg a \:llllllljUilllll un bnth
,JCljtl tint.tnc;t fUJlC find IIUII•
acqu.lint.uln: t.tpc. fhc \\or bhor.
'"' (ll\ mv p.mcl d1o;l u \lUll' '' 11 h
\a nou" ,td lllllll\tt .110r,, l Ollll\C'IIOrs
.tntl fHC\ itnl' •'\:qutuntamc r.apc
\tdlln,, v.tll mcur ,11thcenci olltll
term or till' hegmnang ol "llllt'r
term
\~ L U pdatc:
ew Member
•
l \\ll ne\\ ~ tutlcnl\·111·1 trgc(S.tr.th
R.\llr:t\ .md C.uol I tmm) und h1ur •
f. x·< llllclm (Peter ll uric\. Jcnmlcr
1\crn~. ~anc1 ~tcMcnarm und .Jill
R a) I)" cr c appuarucd tu ;\ ''(lCHIIc:d
Student-. of l c'"'nmJ< lark (t\SI C)
th1-. term alter a ramp:ugn held .11
thl' bcguuung of the term Returning
Studcnh·,&l·l ••Jt~C .uc I c~lic
Ander~on, l.,,a111ci.t 1\wul.:e and
Charle Hun.
ftu:'t' flO\IIIUil\ .trC lll'Ctfl'd Ill
pl!rlorm the cxtran~:ous la,ks of
AS! C larnnu:uncrlll) i"c ploring
ptl "•hi lit it."-' lor a campth·\\ tdc \Cf\JCC
prOJect. R.ll tr :a) j, tn churgc t11
mamtamang the college' un~ Rroo~c
'Dar\:ttor ol 1":\pcnmcnwl ( ollcgc.
<\urtlctU,·Ut- 1 urge and e\-ollicio~
.also it on 'arioo.. commtllccs,
mcluding ,, committee rrc,entl)
plunrung an all~umpu' dance.
St udcnt'>·at-largc .md cx-olfic10~
are members ol 1he [xccuii\C
Cuuncil wuh the ta~k of pro\'ading
more <;tudcntanputlor 'ariouo; is,uc'
und pohdc' Quc .. uon'> or concern ...
can be addrt,,cd to thc'e 'tuth:nts
through thc1r offict\ 111 tht:. ;\ <\l C
lounge or via box. 140
Art Gallery is Still a Dream
ontinucd from page 1
St udcnts began dt:J\\ ing dcs•gn' ol
their drcnm nn gullcr~ 14 years ago.
Recently Gene Gn:gory. 'ice
pre ident of Institutional
Ad,<tncement . 11lon~ \\llh other
admint'itrato~. hu bc:en looking
111 ways to lund and build a gallery.
"J'he solution b. to remodel the
Albany Quadrangle into an an
grtllcry, .. Gregory s;ud. "It would
only be pos :~oible 1f we cun mo'.le
ahead on u new aeudem1c bu1ldmg."
'"The 'chool need\ iUtothcr 50,000
,quure feet of clus~room space ...
Gregory '>Uld If this butldmg b buih
the urt ttallery will bt 1n 11
Money presents a problem .
<;tudent tuition cover~ the dorm
rc:habalitat ion. but leU\'e5 little to
IMPORT butld thl!~ nc:" academ1c buildmg.
Grq~or) 'aid fund., lor the building
"'ill be; derived suldy from
c;ontnbuuon .
~1nc: to ten ye.tr~ ago. 1 he school
held a conference in which curators,
Jrchltecl'> and udminastration
mernber5 caret uti-, went over plun'
lor the butlding 'lothing concrete
c\Ohtd from th111 conlcu:nce
M.ny Anne Norrnondtn\:
A~\&\tant to the Prcsldtnt , ~m1d
nothmg ,.., happemng Nothmg hus
been wrmen and no dehmte plam
have: been executed
The Art ()ullery remams unbuth
ReOecung 1he general anatude ol
the art depurtmtnt K notuuad. "I'm
f rusl rated. n
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CROSS
~ 1 N soUDlRITY
cS WITH VICTt
c::t Of
1 ht rolt· of l ewi\ and ( lnrk '"' e'tnlt•nt'~ tn lhr C ornmon I• und in :"\Otllll•
\(rica htt" he.>en ri'Ht!'-' rd In the Bourd ur I ruo.tec' hnanct ( onmuttec.
1 tw fulhmm~ r~uluhnn wu\ udopted In .Jnnuur,) u' the prc'icnt
in\ t'\lnu:nt polll\· ., .. , n H<lUflhiJUtfl
Rt•JoltJtifm ,\'o. N wn. IIIMilllllOU'>IY
11 ppruvcd :ts nml·ndccl
llw I ina nee Comrn1ttcc ut the HtMI tJ of
T ru:.tcc ol l cw1~ und lark College hra!l
rC\ IC'-'C:d the f1)1ln\\ mg resoluttOn C,tlhng fot
con trucii\C ch.1ngc tHill an end to up.trthead
an South \fncn lnloptcJ h} the Rnnni 01
I nhiCCS of r he ( OOlffiflll l·u nll'on September
23, I QK5. untf .tel cpts c;tud resolullon ''" .m
.1ppropnate pohL') gO\crntng the nwn.tgcment
of I <!\\IS and l lurk ollege fund.:; Itt\ e ted
"'tth I he Common Fund or mnnugcd bv the
lnvc,um:nt Comrnutcc oft he C ollcgc lind 'o
recommends .tdoptwn h\ the College Hn.ud
of1 rU\It'e'i'
I{ f.~O I \'I· D th:ttlt hull he the
pohc't' ol I he Common I und, .acting
"ithin the l'Oil~lr.unts .md tlhligatums
of \OUnd htlUCIItr) IC!>JlOIISihihl},
l(l enLO\U:I SC rc; .. pon,iblc ,&~:tl\ m
toward ,·nn.,truet 1\ t! c:hangc m \outh
,\lllc.t .tnd .1n end to apartheid Ill
~out h \I rit•.t •
With n: .. pcct 1 o cqull 'l inVl~lment
fhe ommnn Fund, ncting within
the const 1 :utllb and obligations ol
'ound liductur\' re~pon<>ibitit). Will
requ1rc thu1 ponfoho t:ompanics "ith
opcratlun' m Suuth Afncasub,cribc:
to the <-iulh\an Principles or c4ut~
'uh:.ntrrmciple, . Compantcs which
indicate b) uction or inaction thnt
thl!) Will not lotio\\ 'uch princ1poles
will be reviewed mdi\lduully \Hth
I he likelihood of lillie b) rhe
Common l·und.
\\ uh re .. pect to loans, The
l ornmon fund. uctmg w11hm the
COO'\ll ntnb and obhg<IIIOO\ of \tlUnd
hductar > re,ponsibiht}, w11l not
purdla't debt 'ecunuc' of banks
or rmunc1ul msttLuuonP~ whu:h it hu"
rea.,on to believe arc: nl.lk sng louu'
to the government of ~outh Afncn
or 11'. par ;~st atul orgnnllauons . or
ol corporntLon,, the tlJUitV ccunlle.'
of which would not be ehgabl~
invc~tmcnt' under prccedm!!
paragr .lph.
The entire cttuny und debt porl­
(oho w1ll be reviewed rl!gul.td~ to
imurc compliance \\ith the ubo\c
policy.
Given 1 he rapsd race ,,, chtmge
in ,math Africa und propo'>cd U.S
Government rc~ulation\, fhe
Common Fund Wtll review th~ policy
periodically ~tnd moke chungc:" as
.tppropriatc
The Committee will continue to momtor
the
Chevron • 1n a me
evron
We Service The Hill for You
2¢ per gallon discount on gasoline
1 Oo/o discount on all parts and labor
8517 S. W. Terwilliger 245-4274 atJ
•
A frighleninE
,1cru's the Unit
nomcnon ol c
• • ddinttaon. euttr
• exceo;''' c rc t
o\crcntmg: O\c;
purgmg: or cor
the,e. 1 he ~•ut
I e\\s-. und I
immune to this
In a '"'\'C)'
Coun~ctang Cca
ngo. I II\ S wo
u,ed purgtng (I
or "ell·snduccd '
of wctght cont n::
b~ nutionul ovc
"We COlltlllU(
l'llling dt~orc
\o)c hnetd~ r 01r1
< oun\ehng Ce1
the majont\ ot
problem w1th
to .more\IU, wt
Muny had th
coming tu t.C.
Wide,prcad
CLA~
LOST: Two~
Tabby with
other, mosth • • stnpes and
males One~
dur1ng atu
Please ca111
287-2775 (~
Responstb
man and 1
to house-s
year. Lon~
ods cons1
to work at 1
ences 69~
Need Cashl
Dommo's F
part-hmedr
lions Flex1l
great$$$ 11
Must be 11
and safe dr
221-1556/~
4942 betwei
PM M-F. E(
Wordp roce~
and profess
and dellvet
245 8114
PO§I=ER~
Flex1ble h~
pos111on on
posters $5
5556 form
HOUSE F
rooms,lar
m1nute wa
on bus rou
Call Dale
4202 or x6 TA
ss
I· und in "nut
e ( omnuttl!t>
rc,ent
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:hevron
'ou
oline
labor
5-4274 ating
By Mary Dakin
Pl()nttr I til \lafT
1\ (rightcmng trend hu" surfaced
aero'" the United '-,tate-. the phe
nomcnon ol cuttng disorder' B)
ddirution. eating di,ordcr' incl_udc:
e~CC'"i vc re\triction ol eat~ng:
o\crcuting; overeating loll<,wcd by
purgang: or combination' ol. ull of
these. 1 he ~tudern populutiOn or
1 cwis 11nd Clnrk huo; not been
1mmune to thio; 'Yndromc .
In 1 sur\'C)' conducted hy the
coun,chng Center at I Clive year ..
ngo, 1 m 5 women 'nid 1 he) ~ud
u'cd purgmg (the u col laxaLI\e'i • • nr ~ll·tnd uccd vomltmgl n' a mean"
of wcrgh t~:ontrol. a fi~urc '>Upportcd
b} nallonul averugcs.
"Wccmttm ut ltHcestudcnts with
c.Ltin~t di\OHJc~r,," sayo, John
'-lchntldtr, Director ollhc. <itudent
< olln,chng Center ~thnc1der -.atd
the maJority of tlH.N:. o,tudenb have
pwblcrn' wsth bulimia us oppo,ed
to anor~ x1u wh1ch '''e" common.
~1.111) had the probtc.m bc.fore
conung to l.C.
Wtde~pread optnion wuhin the
CLASSIAEDS
LOST: Two kittens One, grey
Tabby wtlh long ha1r The
other. mostly white wtth grey
stnpes and btg ears Both
males One seen at Grtswold
durrng alumnt weekend
Please call 244 9828 (h) or
287-2775 (w) $25.00 reward.
Responsible 40 yr old
man and daughter WISh
to house s1t ror the school
year Long or short pen­
ads cons1dered Willing
to work at upkeep Refer­
ences. 692-1358
Need Gash? We Deliver!
Dommo's P1zza now h1nng
part lime dnvers for 19loca­
tlons Flexible hours. Earn
great $$$ tn your free time.
Must be 1 8, w1th own car
and safe driVIng record Call
221-1556/245-8855/244-
4942 between 3.30 PM 5:30
PM M-F. EOE
Word process1ng lor students
and professors Will ptck up
and deliver Call Cathy at
245 8114
POSTER REP NEEDED
Flex1ble hours part-time
posttton on campus jjlactng
posters $5/hour Call 222-
5556 lor more 1nformat1on
HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 bed­
rooms, large party room, 1 0
mtnute walk from campus.
on bus route, 2 lots, pnvate
Call Dale O'Bannon 244-
4202 or x6080. Important role p,ycholog1cnl prolc~SLon t'tht\1 lhc-emotion' in general. An und~r-on the ~welvc-,tc: p method I rom Butimta is the problem mo't
Ionge• the. bc:huvLUr tonllnuc:~ ~landsng of the. snd1V1dual'~ lltm•l) Alcuhoh c.'i Anun)mous common 101 student . ,\hhough
u ntrc:utc:d 1 he. longer i.' tnkcs to problem'> i al'o a key element sn I ~u •• lly amror,t..tntl the nrpn)uch 11 51 ems rrmn un cmorsonnl problem.
1Wcrcomc:. h IS nearly HllfHI')Ihlc ·•f"Jlrouchmg treatment to the undcrlymg CIJu,cr. of the the l"hysac:ll con cquencc cnn be
to mercornc: un eating di•.nrdcr :Schneider described <ocvcrul d1l· hchu\'tur I o hegtn "llh, mo .. t erinu~ Purgmg can result 10 tooth
Without some proiC:!.Sionul hcl(1. lercnt approaches IO tn:,l\menl, M>me rulllCfll !o ht1VC to he lrC!IICd I or dCCU), IOnlllCh ulcer , n rUJliUTed
The phenomenon Clln be lllltlh· t.Jkcn !ilmultuncoml} One 1 to depr(t; 1nn, l"rtflly hceau e 11 1~ esoplmgu even: nh\al"\ sJ1tnd
uted to 11 comhinutiun of f.tctors: .tppronch the uddktm: nnturc ol ymptomnttc of mllloucrstaoo . mlecuon .' nnd damnge io vatnl
.10 otn sou' one'' the cultural fu~tor . the problem. fl1e unorcxic as ndd1cted < tctu:r.tll). con"cnt muon t on the organ uch and the liver nnd sd-
ln a nuuonul Uf\CY m 191H, 32']; to rc trictiun ol fond mlltkc. the pnuc:nt' lumtly problems, perfcc- nt\' over 0 peru)(! of ume thi
ol "omen un e\Cd "ere on u diet. huhmiL· i5 addicted to the h1nge -tion1sm.nm.l "D)il'l or eli.(H'CS!IIng and bthu\i 10, can re$ult 10 mutnutnt1on,
Over the pn t couple uf dccndc: . purge cycle, "h1ch hur. the cl feet ol tie:-ImP "h cmotton dl:thetcs, and heart fo11urc Some
bod} image has bct.'umc mcrcn,mgly numbmgemotson s. l.ike alcoholic '"It i. impos ible tO case are o severe thut the) requtrc
important ln Amencun th1n t!i or dmg uddicts, th1lsc "ith eaung • a ho"p1tnheumg when: the pntJent
dcfinitely'"m" . Mudeh und nCircMO, dhorde~an: ll'lUOJII) l...illcd Ul hldtng 0\'ercome an eating IS lorccd 10 hrcuk the hahn 1 he
mo~t notuhJ~ in Ud\Crtising, prOJC~\ the IUCl from others. diSOrder WithOUt group thcrDp) In the C: Citing I
un 1m.1ge of beuuty .'hat focu~~s I he comp!Jcauon 10 O\ ercomtng • 1 ul 0 very helplul
heuv1ly on we1ght unat~co; . I ~c this addicuon lie in the ra~t th.u ~orne profeSSIOOa .schnesder recomme nd~ that u
prohlem of anon: 111 rmd huhn_uu one s1mply can't ahst.un I rom eating help.'~ pcr,on Jtrongl) suspected of these
.uc compounded b) cultural rem-food addiction is .l hab1t thul mu t problems ,hould be cnnlronted 10
torccment ol tht tmpurt.tnc;e of be broken and engaged sn at the n tmportant goal '" tor the 11 c.mng m.anner und urged to cck
uppe.tr.m ce and "hems thsn'', amc rime:. ~chnc.sder a1d the usu.ll tndl\ 1dual to leurn ahcrnull\'t: ways help 1mmedt.uely. frt'c counKhng
Other equolly smportant c~u'e~ o.pproac; h In\ olve' beh.tVIorul to handle lear. anxsel), .md other erv1ces arc: provided , 1 1 ... for
of thc-;e .. yndromc' an: le" ob\lous. tcchnu.rue' 'uch as mcal·plunntng , ncg.tllvc cmouons.'r he binge:/ purge in for mat1on, cull the 1 udent
One " pes fectioni'm tht vsew t hut und lindtng tnc:ompauble behaviors C't\!lc prO\ ides a l~scningofc:motions Coun chns Center, l"here arc n
one\ performance is the only Wll) ( uch a-. c::xercise) to usc 0' u ~·htle eating, und purging hus a numhcrol book uvnilablccurTenLly
lO mca,urc :,c:tr-worth While m?~t .. ub,titutc. :.ub c:qucnt numbing efrect. The on the suhjc:ct, for tho~ sntcrc!Oted
tndi\'iduol'i "ho ... urfer I rom eaung In ~ome ca~es, .lnort;l(i~ and IQcu ol trcutmcnt i!~ on impro\cd in further mformntton . T'hr Gnldm
di~ordcr' ore perltcti~nis t>. the)' bulimiCS art' being incorporated toto ell-c. p~ :.ton, and learning to be Cogr> and f'ot u 0 Fl'minm I we
often have lroublc matnl:unmg a the: 0\'t'n:aler.i ~\nonlmouo; progrJm, le ~ ell-crnical and more sell- are recommended
feeling of control und dealing wtth an approach to food addiction h~d nurturing E'crcise also play nn
By Lynne Casey
Pionttr I o&ltaiT ---
<\eve rat charter groups on campus
may \ee the1r budgets cut becauo,c
of ovel'\pendmglnst year's monte\,
said Ktm Fnt!lch, ASl C Budget
and Ftnance Vice Pre'ildent
t-ritsch, who cume 1nto office
l~l term went through tht budget
records and found thnt mostgroup11
were spendmg more mone) thn!l
they had After a lot ol thought. 1t
wus dec1ded that the: amount over
~pent last year would come out of
the groups' budgets ror this yenr.
Because o( the computer change
in the Bustne Ofltcc Frusch said
~he doe'tn 't know yet who has O\'er­
spcnt and why 11 happentd A~d ,
she sa1d, \he. doe~n't ~ant to pomt
o ftnger at any purtaculur group until
the ren.-;on ,., determmed
Fntsch warned chartered groups
A l~t '>pnng term about the: change
an budget procedures and asked that
they come talk to her it they were
havtng money probltmll \tthough
some groups took advantage of th1s,
Frusch stud she would like to sec
more groups elect a treasurer to
k.cep o closer track on their budget .-.
A few groups have already gone.
through l~t year\ books and found
thntthe O\'erspendtng wru, a mtlltalc.t
• • either from mtscommumcat1on or
double bslhngs In these cases, the
groups· budgets were not cut
Fnto;ch -.aid budgets would be
cut .. unle\s there was a jusuf1able
reason or a mistake ·•
••1( tt was bhndly over.pent, it
w1ll be taken out, .. ~he \aid.
One reason for the sudden chang~
m the budget procedure is shut \St (
hns .tho had it:. budget cut tht' )'CoJr
tn the past there wa'> a SS,OOO con­
ltngency fund to cover an) over-
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Aut. Uean for Ro~t. P.O. Uo~ J5l8 Spok~ne, Wuhlnat~cln 991~3Sl8 pending done by groups. Thi. fund
v.:a.'i a:~ed and thi.'5 year the contigcncy
wtll be funded by thee tra moni~
that group didn't \pend lu.st }ear.
"If you're going to
over pend, come
show us why you need
more money," said
Kim Fritsch.
Again, Fritsch doesn't knov.: rhe
e~act figure in th1s fund because of
the computer change but ~he hope:.
to hu\e ull the figures within the
nc\l two wed .:~. Once; thi happens
t=ritsch "ill kno" ho" much mone\
i" in the continJlent" rund and who
will have their budgets cut
... reali1e it\ hurd to anltupate a "hole )Car ... fritsch said "But I
think it can be done if they look ut
hov.: they spent their mone) tn the
past couple of yeu" ...
Frit ch hopes that in u few yc::us
group'> will have thetr budget<~
oreamrcd o there wtll be no over·
pending and cut!' won't have to be
mudc:. but she tud she's e. peeling
omc oVcf")pending agrun t ht~ year.
.. , think that's understandable this
year bccau .. enothtng~bcen done in
the pa:.t," ,he: said ... I'm tr)'tng to
get th1s de\·elopcd now to 1-;ecp the
group~ Wtthmthc•r budget ...
Fritsch '>aid ~he' not tl')ing to
be unrealistic "1th the group •
.. If you're going to overspend.
come show us ~ hy you need mort
monC) ;· he :ud. That jo; .,., hat the
contigency fund LS lor.
.. If the} just go out nnd ~pend
money without looking at the book ,
that· ~hat ha. to top," he sa1d . Features
Academics
B~· Shannon Buono
PhotoJ!ruph) B,· I vnnt .lohan'ion
rln"l'tf I nc •laO
Tittd? J hct. Stn)ed up mo\t ut the na8hl
agnm huh'/ Well, at\ 1hn1 ume , .. 1 the team.
"t uall). u·, nh' n\, thnr umc 111 1 he lC'IIll 1
\t n·rng up untal the "\H t" hom of 1 he
nltlrmng guc., nlons \\ uh \\hat we \ll rundl)
n:lcr tOns .. mtd·t<:rms ... Rut I'm !iUre C\tr) one
ha' c pcnene~d nt len•a one j'lrolc 'or \~ho
think mid-tenn begin the 'ewnd \\Cd of
the term nnd end. oh around thr et~hth 01
nmth \\t'C._. So, all-nightef'i .n-e Mt unctlmmon
Guc's "hat'1 ttl) mg up l,tte to hnt'h that
paper or .;tud\ for thot cln-.s da-., u"ton ntcnn~;
H'lu dun '1 gd much ,Jeep. \ nd thot mean'
'ou nn: me. d the ne:\t dan ( ,n the ~rune d:n. • • dc:peondmJ on ht)\1• lute at j,) BU1,) ou haH'
to go tu C'la'' to turn an thul puprr 01 tukc
pari an th,u thscu. saon f htCi .af,o mean ou
"ill end up aakmg a nn(lllt lca!>t OIH'C ,tunng
the Oll). H opel ull~ ) ll\1 do till' uut 1ll cllt's
but that''"'' nl\\,1)~ the en"~ ·
lUC'' '' hntelsc'l !'\om~ obnox ahu~ phohl·
gr.lplu:r ftll the Pwm c•r l..og too~ a ptcture t)l
\Ou "hale )OU wtte tl\10£ 11c1 oh 'o pcrll.'cfull\
re\t \oUt bmm bet\\ccn cJn.,,c:,, and ncn\ ,, ... • nrc gotng ttl rnnt tho c: pu:lUrC"! PlO EJo:R tOG, OCTOBER 16, 1986
• 1pe Clark Students ut Lewis
-Fort
Val
Gat
1 hey sh
vL ttor~. In
Warhol lie
works uns
The deb
year~ ago.
ha~ trudttt~
complete t~
fh1s yc
lhrcetold 1
lime to the
fruih of t
they dc'e
u~ of yet st
accurutcm
wllhout n sl
While th;
more.; clear
~hould not
• • 10 tnvcntor
upon contc
l h~ cur
Quadrangl
consid~:r at 1
addititmHI
hm of it.
In li~h l o
luunch th~ • unung bCX
:.a campus a
• <;pur contn
in C\Chang
I ct\ not p
1 he
J\d 01111
\mcru
C\'C:Ol\
~hot d
lone '~
c;"l\ ad1
army.
4
forth at
in 'hif
contr
1 he
bccau'
the Cl
~tear,,
throug
IOU ba!
order r
the Ct)
tJuc' 11
orde1'! ·
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all de
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ampo'
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-PlONt ER LOG, OCTOBER 16, t986
Forum
Letters.----------
Edtlot m Chtel• Tom Lydon
Managmg Edttor • Lynna c ll ,ey
News Edttor • D1une R11ab
Forum Edttor • Ernst Aobl
Features Edttor • Shannon Buono
Sports Edttor • Mtke Lund
Photography Edttor • OaVtd &us
Copy Editor • Arwen Rosonb.:lum
Art Dlfector • Tracy Schlapp
Adverttsmq Manager • J1m Abeles
Busme~ ~ Msnager • Pnrker Hodges New Hi tory
Course Offered
1 o the Editor:
During the winter term I he HIS·
tory Oepurtment will ortcr u ne\\
und ~peciul course on .. ~odc:rn
Chinc"e Legal Development " fhis
course will be offered on i1 one­
timc:-onl~ ba<>is. Valuable Art Collection
Gathering Dust lhi'> cou~e offering i4i po iblc
a\ a result of coming together or
.. eve: rat fortuitous development4i , I)
schedule change and .an open in~ 111
the History Department for the
Winter term 2) a o;pC:CiaJgrant rrom
the fred Meyer f-oundalion, in
~uppon of AsH\n Stud•e."' curriculum
at Lc:w1s and Clark· and 3) the
uvastubtlily of Prolc.'isor Douglus
l ce to teach the counc. They should be attracttng the mtercst of the campus und its
va~ttors. l.nstead, Robert Rau~chenburg, Jam Dine and Andy
Warhol he tn ~tora.ee gathenng dust. year after year, their
works unseen by human eyeti
The debate Ot? the proposed campus art gallery be~on over 14
year~ ag~ : The tssue hn~ had v.uyt_ng de~rces of.vts.tbility, but
hos tradJttonaUy Jl.eaked tn the :)pnng, when sc:mor art majors
complete t hetr proJects.
1 hts year there are 22 semor~ tn the Art Department a
t~reelo ld tncrea~e from last year All of them wall devote m~ch
t.tm.c to the completion of a sentor proJCCl. l' nfortunatcly, the
lrutts of the1r crenttvtty ma) not garner the recognition that
they dc,crve, .ts pl_ans to ~how~a<;e this year·~ art collection are
as of yet. o,tl~llackmg. Art prote~-.or Stuart Buettner is indeed
a~curate m hts a.\scssment that n 's like havtng a theater department
wuhout a o;tage. J he course w11l cons1dcr the
development of Law in Modern
Ch10e e soc1c1y fhis will cnaaal a
~urvc) of ChmC'>e l.lw 1n the Qing,
Republican 'lational ist, and
Communist penods. Areas lo he:
While this year' large number of senior an projects even
more c.lcurly ttlustratcs the need for a campus art gallery, it
~h~uld not be forgotten that a large. valuable collection of art is
m m,·cnton· I he pop art collection is extcno;ivc in its renee lion
upon t.ontcmporarv Amencn . but it lie" in solitude.
fhe currc.nt working hypo.thes1s ol remodeling Alhuny
Qua~rang~c tnto <1~ ttrt gallery ts of merit and descn cs seriou'i
cnn~t~cratton. ll hmgcs on other factors, such as the need for
addtttonul cl~ts~room space All of thts would tukc m .. mcy. and
lut<; nl ll. IJ\SCSSed include hinC'\C jurispru­
dence. legal in .. tilutions, customary
law, cod1licd law. ad.,.cnl ol We tern
luw. ~ynthesis f .. ymhio,is ot C h10ese
and Western law in the penod
1850· I 950. tdcologlcal-politrcut­
"ocial context of legal devclopmcnl,
and finally the dc:\clopmcnl or
Chinc'c: vic:Wi and e"<pcncnce m both
puhltc and private mtcrnatiUn.tl hi\\.
While the ftrsl part of the cour c
\\til ortcr a broad.largc:l) lllstonc.tl
pclspeclne, the lntter part or the
couJ'c will he a n.u rllwly locuscd
unJ nc:ccs'>u r il) legal pcrspect" e
,\rcns to he examined 10 lhc la~t
purl of the comsc ~:enter (lll the
lcg.tl rl:lorm~ incc 19~0 . \l.hiclt
tneludc: ( hirt.t\ ne" t nmtn.tlla\\
.md procedure, Ctvil procedure,
intcllcctu.tl propert) (patent,
trademark. and cop) nght) ht",
annm ation'l in the area" ot b.tnl.;ing,
accounung, and tu'\ t.m cqutl)
lon:ign JOint \Cntun: ht\\ "\ '\ttonahl)'
1:1\\ ,lntcmntionaltre-.lliC" md linallv In h~ht of the Board ot ·r ru!.tces'Oclohcr 6 announcement to
l.mnch the largest fund drive in the histor) ot the College. the
ttnung 1 excellent for a campu., an gallery. J\ goal ot c. tabltslnng
a campus~· t S!LIIer) would he an excellent impctu h) which to
. pur contrtb~Haons . A concrete, tangible result could he oftcrcd
10 c. change to~ donors· contributions. Oppurtunity h. knocking.
I ct :-. not pass It up.
C-123 Crash Exposes CIA
By Parker Hod~eo;
"lhe. true tntent of the Reagan
'\d tnlnl'>trauon 's policy towurdo; Central
\mcnca ha~ become clearer tn hght ol recent
events when a (·I 23 tran.,port plune wu.,
-.hot down 10 \OUthcrn N1caraguu ,.md the
lont survivor a \. <; mthtar} advt~or to El
~.,.,1\ ad or, wa.s Ink. en pn.soner b) the. 1c.;trnguun
tlfnt). In recent day ... the pnsoner ha~ come
tort h .md dc.,cribed tn detall ll \ invot .. cmcnt
Ill o,Jupping arm-. and ammunition to the
contlus.
1 he accu,atton ha-. major implication
hl·cau .. c 'incc 1984 congre' ~ has not allo\\cd
till' ( II·\ 10 im·ohc itscU With the rebel' m
;"\tcm.tgua . l hr: lac1 that the admmhtraaion
through the CIA, " 'ccrell) funneling 11rm~
to 11 b11nd ol mercenari es agnin-.1 congre. .... ional
m der rni.,cs ,e,:, cr.tl qucstlllm . lloVI long hll<~
the Cl A illegall\' .. upplic:d the Cl,ntrn,'l Where
Joe.-. the: money come lrom., And b\ \\hU\C
,,rder! •
Within .1 da\ ell 1 he do\\ ning the: ll '\ the
DtiCIN.' Dcpurlmcut nnd lht \dmmtsllatton
all denied Un) lOnttcc\ton "uh thl' thght.
I he) were deliberately vn~ue. It 'eem.,
lmpm .. ihle to bc:hcve the ( l \, '"'ho \\.ts
mvulvc:d with creating and 'olid1lytng chc
contrus, .md wtth the intelligence g.1thcring
tn the are.t, \\ould hu\e no knowlrdge of ,t
cc.;ond lront. Stnc~ the mi-. ion took oil trom
F I Sal\ .tdor and "n' lo.tdcd in H ondura' it
~ccm~ th.1t th1' kind of mtcr-countf\ " l!oopcrullon could not ha\c bc.:cn achieH~d
"11hout I he help ot thc ~tate Department . 11
eem' 1mpo ,jhle that Pre!>idcnt Re.1g~m . '' hu
appe.m; to take the conara'i qune cnou I),
\\ ould nut hH\C !.;no" lcd~e ot und gi' en cono;;c:"nt
tu t hCJ.c 'upply t11ghts.
I he lJ. go\crnmcnt rontmuc:~ to ,a that
the suppl) tl1ght Wlls \\(Irked out .md financed
h) ·' puvutc lJ.S. orpuni,.llion I hlWC\Cr
rch~:~l ollich1b tal~ of un mcrca,cd numhct ui·
• .. uppl) ntght<; into the :-.outh and tbi .. point<:
to .1 conshtcnt night schedule .. huttlins rna<>'
amounts ul weapon' and ammunition , Taking
thts mto account the log1sltC\. the munpowcr .
und the monc) r~qutred to tullv ~uppl) u
rebd I('IH:t to open a second front. it doc' not
'ccm rc;a.,onnbk to c. \peel .1 pri ... ·atc
organi1.1t10n to he able to tully and contmually
supply a r ebcll urcc.
t h" o,how' tht tntcnt of Reagan\ Central
1\mcncan pohcv l sc whate\er mean'
nc« ... uy to toppk the Sandinbta government.
llleg;tlly mint 1 \te.tragu.tn harbor, dislribute
·' pamphlet de,cribing correct way' 10
a''a"inat c ,orncone, rCJCCt .1 world court
ruling, and no" go .tgain!>l pubhc and
congrc:,s1u nal '' 11l1o ,tchic.,e the desired end
l he ClHlpcmtiOn ot the P.l Sahador.m
go\crnrnent 'hu'"" ·'tragic iron~'" Reagan's
puh~:) . \\'h) i'> .1 dul\' elected gcn ernmcnt tn
~teat ugu.1 'c:cn "" mom II~ intolcmble '' hilc
lhc nght \\lllg rcp~\IW S<l">ernmenl In m
'""'"lor h luulcd :1' u great demm:r:tC) .,
'\u .• traguu ullc:f' 1 \lablt; alternative Ill
(.tptt.llt\m(. tthn.:u to l S prc,ug,'in Central
\mtru;al t~ntl the:: (I Suhadllran go\crnmcnt
turns tt:o. hcau \\hen I he: Ct \USC' bU\C'"\ tn n
.tl\ ud\'r from "luch th.:\ 'dl righteom.ly
·\a\c'thc NH..trU!,!.Uan people rwm their own
elected go\ c rnment,
Reagan' 'uctali't phob1a create.' ht m j,led
pcrccptton ol Cent rill \meric.1. Hl.l" ehe can
ym1 c pt.un all 1 he horrendous nc1., committed
to topple ,, countr) the st1C ol Bro,,~l) n)
Cuntr.t md kilt.., und tht" i: Oh\lou~ rhc
ud nuni..'tr at 1nn c~ it a .. ,, 'nc:tded' ,,u:nltcc
hecuuse it •helps' the Untted ~t.tte, , 1 ht" is
the point that Reagun .. ugar mer With
n.lttonati .. uc r hct oric to In de the bluod nn In
hand-..
When 1hc dust .. cttks it \\ill come ,,ut thut
Rcug.m nppnn cd ot the: Cl A '"' oh ement
wllh che ~.·cmtrns In true tenon char.tcler 11
will not ~ttck to hi-. 1mugc, ,md th.tt •~ the
_g•elltcst crime-ol .tll
l'arl.c"f llmiJz.,•' n cl.\f'llior ,., rmumh•' ma}cn. • legul education und the Chin~ legal
profession. Some allcntion w11l be
gtvcn 10 anul y~1r> of the ~pc:ci ul chat.
lenges .tnd problem., faced b\
Ame11cun .lllornc\'• m the PRC •
rhis Cnur t \hould he o( JlllerC\1
~llld v.Jiue lo tudcnts tn pre-law,
1ntcrnat1onal at(uif), hi\IOJ}. pohtic-.t.l
scrence, c:conomics, busine s and
Asian ~ludic §, The cour e will be
of.tered 1n the form.tt ol a 'icmtnar.
"1t h sc>mc lecturing and most of
the ume given to dis.cu5'iion There
Will be 1 few guot !\pcakcrs on special
top•~ Cou~ rc:qutremen~ include ~
midterm examinatiOns. and \Ome
writing. If you hu\ie any question
contact the Hhtory Departmenl .
1.e. leave •' message for Professor
t ec.
Prn[t!nor Ooug/a( l .. u
Huturv Dtportmtnt
Alcohol
Awarene ss
Week Planned
To the Ldttor:
I \\ould hlc to make the ~•udent
ol 1 cw1' and Clark uwurc of National
Colkgtatc t\lcohol t\\\urc:~ -s Week.
October 20-lflth. T hr nauon-wide.
nnnuo~l c\ cna i hetng spon .,red tt
L by S1gm,,,\lpha Epsrlon ..\ <; l l
• OFA anti Dorm Counctls St:\ rat
e' cntS, statttng \\ llh .m ,\II·Ci!mpu!i
Sludy Brca~ on Monday ntght,
October 20th, at 9~'0 Jl m in Stamm,
urc bctng pl.mncd
r he purpn e ol c \,\ w ... to
rnukc sl udcnrs more aware of uhu e
und nus use t'l akolwl. Wlth p.u11CUillr
.111cnt10n to the man\ chou:es tu-• dents h,l\c tn dr1nk or not to iJnnk.
I urthcr,thewecl.:\\lllnu c.l\\t~rencss
to the rcsp(10!.tb1h1u: ~e must
u umc, \\hcrhcr \\e dnnL: or not.
l)runk um'lng. canng lor our tncndo;,
h 1\lllg fun "nhoua Ctlcohol .tnd
canng ab<lul ourseh es are 1mporumt
con lder.tnon ...
PlenseJOtn me tn gl\mg thought
10 ~auonal Collegiate Akohol
A\\uren~'s \\eel.
Jll) /lnnaml t>z
Jrmwr
Teaching Program
Meet Challenge
I o thC' fditor.
Wtlhin the last two }CaN there
have been ,, sene' of prestig1ou ...
n.tttonal repon' which e~press deep
concern O\er the quctltty of teacher
educallon 10 th1 countn. \t the
same ttme it has become mc~ingly
ev1dcnt that there "ill o;oon be u
critical 'hortage ot teacher' m our
nnuon' 'chool . The Teacher
Education Program at Lc", .mJ
Clurk i pn:pured to help meet the
ch.nllcnge ra•~cd b) tht impcndmg
~n 1 •
I he program has been changl!d
uh tllntllllh 10 the la 1 vear \II I teacher etl uu1111>0. both undcr­
gr.ldunte and grutluate, 1 no\\
huu,cd in the t.r .• duate School of
1)1\)IC ~liton ul Studu:s to cn~ure Ot' -
1btht) nm.l "oordtn. atton bc:tw«n the
'llfll'll' cumponc:nb, 1\ pre ervu:;e
~f.t,ter of \rh 1n 1 c:Jch1ng in 'ncml
''-'ICIIl't' and l.mguusc :trt ~ hu~ been
,tdded, nnd a Cl)rc curnculum lor
10 er\'ICC prole ~u,nal ha' been
de\ eloped \\ uh the ~.1thcr grnduate
dcpurtmt'nh I he mu~l ~~gmtican l
~h.UI~e lor undergmdu.ttc' 1 the
<hopping ot the Element tr Edu­
cnuon mn1or, nnd 1 he crcauon of n
mmor tor n11 tudent mttrcsted 10
C\Jucntton,Jncluding thusc '' bo desil1!
ceruficatton lor elementar) nnd
~econtitll) tell\: lung
I he e chrmgc mnke I e\\1 nnd
lut k th~: lust m~tiauuun 1n the tdtc
tn rc trucaure "' progrnm sn linl·
" It h recommend uti on for
tmpro' cmcnt •n teacher ~uc:at1on
nwdc at the nllllt>n.tllcvc:l ami no''
hc:mg com•tdcn:J I<H ull te,tchc:r
prcp.n.ttion in ()regc,n. f·nr those undcrgr.1durue con­
Sidering a CMeer 1n educatiOn, the
nc\\ mmor 1n educlltlt.ln hu been
consl rue ted to meet thctr needs.
Students mtcreucd tn h1gh chonl
teachtng hotoc: (Jiwn ~ mnjorcd 1n u
ubJC:Ct .nen nnd then 1u~cn cuurse
lh.ll prC)VIUC: an undcrslrtndtng or
the ph1lnsoph real, ~octu logu :nl.
p~}chologacal und pcdtgc1gicnt b,,scs
ol educ:uton.
No" those antere ted m tcuchrng
nt the element.•ry le\lel w11l do the
same I here are more course
requm:ment for clementrtry ceru­
hcnuon because ol the breadth of
background a teacher mu!lt bring
to the cla~~room. HO\\C:\er, 5tnct
such b~.1dth is lllmtl3r to wh:st the
college de:s1rcs for u hber:tl cducttllon ,
m.tn)' or the ~UbJCCt area requ•rc­
mcnas for '"-cnilic:.tt1on can be rullillcd
by tuking nppropri, ,te college core
counes
hJr further tnlormation, all stu­
dents mtcrc:!ited 1n education .tnd
ceruhcauon .tre urHt:d to come to .t
meeting on Thur duy, (ktobcrlO,
ut 4 p m. an the 1 huyer Room!i or
tO COO UJI With one of the feacher
Education Progrnm r. culty
membus
Gra41uote Srlwol of 7 rocher
f:dw otwn
Grads ucces ful
in Career
I :llh1 f.:dllor.
Chnsllne Pett mgall' arucle .. \\ h)
Is I { 0 rxpcnstve .. COntLnned u
<~Urlt,IIC I lUll \\<I taken OUI of Conte t
.wd en lS on undeserved neg 111\e
11\lfl'C)SI()Il ofho\\ UCCCS lull CWJS
and Cl.~r~ gr adu,ncs .trc after
gmJuauon She: ~l.ttcd thllt uccordmg
to 1 he urvc~ of the cla.s of 1 ~ • S
74 ol 1 he re~ponde.nt '"e~
Cntplo)Cd nu I true f.fon,CH~r •
hccau e he d1d n(')t report other
wu ttcs about thecln ,ll.tppcan;
thai 26 t of the class \\ere
unemployed 1 hts w a not theca c
\l the time or the Uf\C\. 6 to 9
months nller the June gr<~duntto n.
7L(, \\ere unemplo)cd b} chotec.
ftmvelmg. and planmng for the future)
and onl~ 4 r\\CIC unemploved and
eeking work und mum olthe e
JOb "eeker h:.rd lUSt beg1;n the JOb
search niter lf.:J\iehng :\h l'cuingtll ·'''o dtd not tell the reader th.1t 81%
oftho:.c emploved \\ere tmohcd m
the field 1lr chou:e. or ... field rclnted
to their curccr gual<~ Our grad~ nrc
extreme!) ~ucct" tul in launchmg
the1r career . And, onl) 6 month
out of cho,ll, they ha' c JU 1 begun
to dcmomtrate thetr \\orth m the
cmplv) men land C"dul:ath.muJ world'
I C1>pectall\ rt ent th1 nrttcle
bccau e I n ked Ms Pettingill to
db~ US' the ~IUII~II \\ tlh me btforc
ubmtlltng the arttcle tor
publicuuon I reahted ho\\ these
~t lU\IICSOOUid be ffilSIL'Ied hccho
not to con.,uh "tt h me fhe ~uh
lS an an tde 1 hnt "n..' rclld h t udent •
potentml tudenl!>, talf.facult\ and
member" of the Hoar'(! ol I ru h.~\
h ~:ould nc:gatl\CI\ tffc.:ct the
tdtm~aon and retc:ntton of tudents
the ub1ltl\ ot the clwol l(l r u~e
mnne), and Ill) profcsMom.tl
repututtCin I urge the l'wmcr I ur::
to he more e<ucfultn the future
JiifJ llt·dx•'Ptlh
01rcctor ol the nre~,;r Pl.mrung
LETTERS POUC Y
Letters t() the F.duor hould
b~ addressed to no~ :!1. 1 he
deadhne 1 p m on l·nd )
~ubmt s1ons hould be 1\ pco,
doublMpucc:d nd mt:lude the
auth,,r nnme us well nc-udemte
Clols~orf,t~:Uil) tandtng length
hould he 11 \\Ord or tes.. \II
lcuers \\til be pubh hcd but ure
ubJect to c:d111n~ for grammar,
length unc.J hhclou tnt rnenl
1 he PwnN>r l cJ • n: en c the
nght lo hold leucrs 11 ~J'·•~
prohlcm" un e llleuer mu't
be t\:1:\llllp.uned b tdC'ntaft~thtn ' PlO FER l.OG. 0< I OBl R 16, 1986
Features
Endless Search For '' reat'' Bars Continues
B\ ·1om l ydcn
Jim ·\bel"''
J .. arlrr Hodge'
'-lhannon Buono
\n\ '"fH'\ ofhar-. and pub''""
he 1m omplc'tc: no matter htl\\ ('tlnl•
prehcn'i' e tt dednrc' lhC'II \tll\e t\
'urH'\ \\ill :Jl\\u~' forget ww
l;n ontc: 'fl''t• '\lmepluct '''" dt'
CO\ cred b) ncctdent \orne plan•
"here cHnonc ~no\\'\ :sur nftm~ .
~ .
Pu lh Da Yc,, '~''me pl:l\;c hlo:c
Chcvrs.
\\'ell. there 1rt 'omc bar\ 10 to\\ n
that m18ltt e' ol.;c that c:motu,nnl
rt''ron'e I rom 'orne people, but the~
arc othef' that rcnund one ~)c
the canttnll 'ct-ne out ot Suu \\'.ar,,
11-Ql 11 I.A Wlt.t.ll:. · ~1c;u­
marktt Marganta hca,c:n p,cudo
me' tcnna i ntcrior l.:ti,,Cl·luir~
J'Ompt'>hOe\) A fler \ .. ork·~ UJlJHC
crcmd, .Nand older st: am ctty. Greut
hupp~ hour bulfet. Don J<'hn,on
lo,,~.; .tli\\c'
Hll.l.SDALf. P\ B·lC ho.tns·out
Great beer. l C .t\.lnt g.mJc .ttt
Con,tuntlooth~ll Good burger w11h
• memo J•lhlJ\CtH' P.llmtrcc' Stufl on ever) ",,n Whut a llnthtllnml . ".Ju,t hu'
u lut <'' .llmmpherc"
\ IR(,J I\ ( \H· · \~.tnt-.t r.\ma.
\\ ht I~ .at\ I h~;. halhfll~lnl' 1 \hlb
'~tnc . Rudt \\ ;utc.•t, PSU c.Hmd
P(lltland hut \(lOt l'nllllul to ''a~
m 1.111 "I'Hlden henchc,,
Ul.lll. MO() H11l,dnlc t\\in. the\ •
make thnr O\\ n hc:cr 11l'o Pooltubk
und durt JOIIll (,r .mol:~ \ uppic
~rtH\d . 2htm 'orth\\C'' 'u~'il all.
~ut 11 h.mg-tlUI Pls~'C thut •~ crowded
In \hl \UO\ffiC:I
l \18l'R~ 'ot lor the ~uta'>\ of
,tt,m.1ch, not lor the ;;h) either.
Hoprm' pl.t~t> on I hu"da) naghh
\nual 'urt.1nc.~ dance: club. D:lnce
fnt r pl.ulorm . !\un,ct bhd.
.llml"flhere . I od )O\If car door.
(tn:.lt d.ulCc place: te~rihk dnn~ing
plncc.'. 1 h11t @r,un ulcnhol lcchng.
Wha\ 1.1 ploiCC: \tl \Urn 21!
81 A( t< ( l H.unm~. Mtller
01) mpt.t \omc Rccdie .. dt:coratccl
Hurd drin~mg \\omen ltlllc \\It!>·
con'm come) to Portl.md Star'>.
"no'\ tl.tke,, nupJ.;m, on cethng
Pluc~ to meet old 'ohhall COile he"
r ugcnc: John~on 22 yeu~ . f\10, H Pf9...'-4 • • • l
1'"H\~\L- \T'S
lAJO Q.. '(... \ J\.) <0 • -2
"Twist and Shout" Touching Film
B)' Mary Gint)
Pumr«r lot tan
lt\ the earl) 1960\ in Denmark
The Bcatlcs here, like CH'r\\\hc:rc • che, art' phcnomen.Llly popular. TI11'
'" the backdrop for tht touclung
Danish him "T \\ ''' .md \hout."
Although not locu~mg on Oant.,h
U~atJcm.IOIU, it doc~ loCU' on the
hH'" of two Dani:.h tct:nagc:rs
gro\l.mg up
-1 w1 t nnd Shout .. dramamcs the
the ol t\\0 be't fnc:nd,, BJorn und rfl K f:111\ Ill more Or)('~, a pn oncr
10 hi' o" n home H1' mother has a
'ague, unexplatncd sllnc \\ htch as
mentnl and or cmouonalm nature.
Erik' father play~ the hea') in lhc
111m, refusmg lo let h1s \\l(e lea'c
the house at all. Enk must.,ta) home
und t:tli:e care of her. E nl.: trulv cares •
for his mother and "<ncr~ bct\\c:en
domg" halt. good tor her and \\hat
h1 Jather tells hsm to do. In one of
the ehmachc moments of the film.
re k. "h his lather, •• Are you gomg
to luck me up too"'
fhtng arc bad lor [n~. Wl\h
tespect to gul!o .1lso. He hold~ 1
candle for Kir..ten. a neh, beautiful
ancl distanced cfa.,.;mate. He dare'
:
MAS DE SUTIPO.
DO E A GRE
+ American Red Cross
w
SAN FRANCISCO m
LO ANGfl f.S 1fT
CHICAGO Rr
NCWYORJ< '"
FlJI Rl
SYDNEV K1 166.00
176.00
198.00
191.00
699.00
995.00
Ill' I \I('> Ill I 11 \I II\ .._, 1(\ It l to bnng her home, .tnd let h1' mother
meet her .Un.tcn ''repulsed h) Fn~:"
nHHher und lc.1\C~ (.\Utckl~
nut Ktr\\Cn, on the other hand.
I(IH'~ UJorn HO\\ C\Cr, lljMn dcx:'n)
re.ill ~: .1rc lor her f k ha.' met ,\nnn.
HTwi ·t and , hout ,, i
an e cellent film
about growing up
regardle ·of whether
you are in Denmark
or anywhere el e.
an earth~. pretty and more poor
girl. J he) lttllm IO\C, rathcr(.\tllckl)
and deeply ~ H\tcn '' cru~hcd "hen
~he find., out \hl; und Bjorn fight
and ~he U\ n.t,l~ thing' .tbout t=ri~
and hl)l mothc:•
Uio• n und J\nnu "~ oon :tround hu much \ll the film, oh' iouslv tn •
Jo,c. I hen things turn sour. Anna
dio,co,er-., rather prophcttcully, that
"he j.., ''\\ uh chtld" on Chrt,tma'>
She decide' thut 'he can't ~ccp it
and th.ll 'he ,,.anh an .thurtiun .
1 he\ are tllcgul. so ~ht• olll\t Jl\: 1 an
illc:t~al one Sh\: Joe' nnd \OOn
thercaltcl sc:nd~,Jum u ·ncar BJorn"
letter
Bjorn b l'ru,hed. and r~ hounds
hl t.-1Ncn. 1 htng.' nuwe along pn.:tty
f,l\1 lor thC\C IWO, ui,O, :md bc:IMC
you know 11, the.) arc gctttng cngag~>t.l.
But he..,tiiiiO\c~ 1\nna,M, he bn.•ak'
11 ofl right 111 the rmddlt of the
engugcrncnt ~:crcmom t--1r,tc:n. ll
\CCm\, h,t'i \ll UCJ.. OUll\\ICt
"1 "i't and \hout"t ane\ccllent
film ublmt gro\\ tng up rcgurdle"
ol "hethcr you arc in Denmur~ or
an) other country. The emotion'
and uctton' .trc uni\Cf\,tl It 1\ a
VCf) \\ell .1ctcd and wntten movie.
l would m:ommcnd it highl~ \o
am ne who h.t c\ier been,, teenager.
('~ott : •1 WI\ I .tnd Shout ,, in Danish
wnh Fngli'h \Ubllllc:-'>)
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After WEA Records In England signed The Screaming Blue
Messiahs, the re-released Good and Gone In April, 1985.
What was the name of the single released later that year?
Call 27 4-9050
I he: fir t correct c.11lcr receives n free p.m nl ticket ro \Ce Hunter .md
Collccto r~~o and I he :-:icrcammg Blue MtliSUth ut Sllury 'lght, s.uurday,
October 25 f1rket 9 50 rn ltd\.11\Cc Pwduc(d b\ Douhll' Ire
Tackett~ uvtul.tble ut <';,I, Joe' • Gulletiu- .lean Machine and l·vcry­
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McrnberG 01 tile Ptonem Log or KLC sulll ar not oltuablo lo wut ..
HOW DO YOU AVOID DRIVING
WITH A DRUNK/ DRUGGED
DRIVER?
National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness
Week
Recruiters On Campus The
Week of October 20-24:
Georgia Pacific Corporation, entry-level sales positions,
Tuesday October 21 Pre arranged interviews.
State F~rm Insurance , Underwnter, Management. and
Cla1ms Representat ive Tra1nee positions. Thursday
October 23. Pre-arrang£ld interviews.
Oregon State University MBA Program, Friday October
24, table tn the Trail room, 10:30-2:00.
LAST WEEK TO SIGN-UP FOR
INTERVIEWS WITH:
Radio Shack, Part-time Chnstmas work. full time Sales &
Management fra1nees Interviews. Tuesday October
28 Resumes handed 1n by Fnday. October 24.
Peace Corps, volunteer pos1t1ons in 6? cJevelop1ng countnes.
lntervtews Wednesday, October 29 Applications
submitted by October 22.
Information on the recru1ters ltsted above, and other recrultets
who will be on campus Fall term, and procedures lot s1gn1ng
up for 1nterv1ews and hancJ1ng 1n resumes, 1s avaJicll'lle at tile
Career Planning & Plac:ement Center. 1n the Gatehouse
x6721 ' Featu
By (,ili<I
l'lunrtt I
•
p,1111 Z:tlnom
,pothght in 11 ,cd
unnousii;Ctl thul I
"he dl\ ulctlmto t
RcpMt cllld 'iuc.l
Jllc,,,c not anolh
"comcdv" routu
.utcrnpt tu mot a\ 1
pohlll'al acuon a
,\rt 1
I \\ IMt l<liiO\\ C(
1 w.ts ,,ho halut
lllC:'' tgc' were t
,omrtimc clums1l h•' humor and
CUII\Iollll
7 .tloom de'~ r
"pcrforntuncc urll
and Cfl'~o:ntnc
rrudullwn. ent
1 rmlt. launched tl
for the\ 1\Ulll Ar
J U'l\1 (,m'
I r.,tl\'111 'llfl.
Zaloom i' 11 '.tO
\otk Cit.,: \\ho 1
pohuc' tn h1~ u
O~tohcr 10 .tnd
wrk' cl'l lurmtng
re-gent nltcation
l·orcc's hnc Art
Z a loom i<:o bc'l
, ol "h.H he call:.' '"'l\\' \\ ludl he tl
tnol,, ,Jide 'ho\1
tiJu,tr.Hc ht' suti
I ht flu•c/lt r
lc:uturcd 'uch "'
go~crnmcn t br
\C:alcd papu:r mn
· ~hoe' howling 1 1.--- -.....;
f)i.H.'S
Fishb
What \\e hn
album lrom a
band. f "hbon
1 known lor tt'
nnd reggae
Somewhat o
b.md 1t has pi
m lht Ia 1 yc•
Run DMC.l h
Burmng c;;pe.tr
reCeived naltOI
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NG
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ment, and
Thursday,
y, October
FOR
ne Sales &
y. October
24.
~countries
:>plicatrons
rrecrurters
for s1gn1ng
louie at the
~ate house, Features
''Theater
-lh Gilion c;cn, ..
l'luurcr I ua "tall
p,1111 Z.tlunm ~tr.:rpcd tnto th~:
~potliglll tn a ~cd.llc grc:.y 'uit and
,1nn,lU11Ccd 1 hut hi~ fir.,t uct would
"tw dt\·tdctl 11110 t wu pun.;: A Uook
f{<'pMI und "1/uc;lcar W 1r .'' Oh no!
l'k,,,<' nnt .uwthtr me \age-laden
"c,un('d •· routlllc! Nut .mother
11ucmpt to mot 1\'ulc an .tudicnc;e to
rohtt~.ll acunn .til in 1 he n11mc ot
,\rtl
Whnt tollo,,cd '""' political. It
\\liS uhu lllhliiOU'I , Zaloom\
mc,~nsc~ were often bl.11ant nnd
~omct11n e:o. clurmily rnarupulatc:d but
hts humor und 'cn'>c ol lun wa'
Cllll\111111,
z.lloorn dc\c.:nbt\ him\clf a\ a
"ncrro .. nunc~ utll'lt, puhttc.:al 'atiri .. t,
,uu.J cccclltllc comcdwn " Hi~
prmlu(tio n enutlcd /11t'alt•r <'/
rrmh launched the Portland Center
lot the\ 1\UIII Art\'(Jl{ VA) \CIIe'
J ll11c (,Ills l'c r(ort/ltma : An
lt•JI/\'111'80.
Z.tloom '' •' \Oio .trti\t from Nt'>'
\ '"" Ctl) who mtXc' humor wtth
pohiiC' an IH"i .trt. Hi:--.ho"' on
. o~tQhcr I 0 and II C'l plorcd o;uch
I tllph; :1'; Ianning in ,\mcnca urban
· rc-gcntlllu;. atlnn and th'-' l ~ \tr
Ioree\ hm. \rl' Scric~ .
Znloom "he\ I ~no'>' n for hi'> u'e
ul \\ h.tt he call" "found obJCCt•."' in
\how \\ hich he utiiiiC\ vuriou' toy ...
ttmh, 'lidc ')1\0W'>, and puppet' to
tllu~u Ute ht' satirical humor
I he nu•att•r uf 7 rush shO'>'
lc.tturcd 'uc.h '''ual aadc' U.\ U S
gu\Crnmcnt brc)c.;hurc\ puppet
,~.,tlt:d paptcr muchc .. culpturc. tmby
'hoc' hov.ltn!:' P"'" gurden tools, PIONE•:R LOG, 0 1 OBER 16. t986 P AGF. 7
f Trash" Political AndAlso ilarious
Oh no! Please not another me sage­
laden comedy routine! ot another
attempt to motivate an audience to
political action all in the name of
rt!
11 nd I lillY dicl', Z.tloom 's humor t'i • l:t'it-puccd and cntertaintng, but It
h.ts its sung .1s well. He c:\phuo-.,
"I here .ue tcrnble thing.-. happcmng
und I want pcople to l.lugh nt them,
butt nbo \\,tnt to hock them und
m.al.e them thtnlo:
r~ V,\ \\Ill contanue thctrcomtc
CrtC!i thiS \\CCI\ \\llh pcrform.tCeS
h) .lam Pomeroy un October I 7 and
I~ nnd r he Dark Bohon October
20 und 21
I he Dar._ Buh as h,tll ol the I us
Angclc comtc duo, Bob and I:Job.
I hs how. l nrcmtrullahlt • l.u\ ,., tS
a combtnatton ol nngtn.1l ongs.
dancang, films, and h\e·actton
Pomeroy i~ 11 San f'ranctsco-b.l\ed
.artist \\hO wtll ~rlorm ,, show called
DiSC\ C,f,.,uol .\lulrom r. Pomeroy'
produc:uons cnmhtne hL~ mulll·medta
wlcnts uml lcuturc vtdco . lade
proJect mos. home-made anstruments,
und ''lo·tcch. pscudn·SCienttlic
cxrcnmc:nt, ,"
• pu1n11ng.
PC\'l\ t'i located un the thtnJ Ooor
of 117 'W Sth Street in Old T o'>'n.
Uou ec.l '" the amc: ~pace .trc the
Blue Sky Gallery und the Bla~kfi5h
Galler) ,\ "ide r.ange ol regaonal
und n.ttional photogr.tphtCc;l(htbtt
nrc dt pln)cd 10 the 81uc Sl.:)' Gnllef)'
1 he RladJish IS commcrcm l gnllcry
n'>' ned nnd operated by n .uwa
members
Roth g.tllcnc will be open on
pcrform.m~.:e mght tnd tllml ton
j., CO\ertd b) the PCV \ l1d:ctS
Tackcts co t SS for rncmhcrs 01nd S7
lor non-mcmbc~ Call222-7107 for
n: crvnuon' .tnd mure intor m.lttOn
"True Colors'' DanceAlbum
8) Mary Gint) Discs Fish bone Is Blend Of Ska, Funk, Reggae Pmnrrr I ua , •• n
Cynth I aupcr's nc'' record. M r rue
Colol':'i·· j, .1 f.url} decent ulbum. II
s~.:rcnm "Star' .. I rom the cover to
ull nf the •· pc:cml gu~t" tars on
the record 1 he Bangle,, Hally Joel,
Pee Wee Herm:m, 'til Tu~dnv . lt tS n ~"""'" Guye oovcr(MWhu1\ vomg
On?" urpnMngl y well-done) to n
\lncan rh)thm number ("lko
lko" potnti('Ss trud A '>'h1tc
gtrl lrom Qu«n~ trytng to get nn
-By Jim Abele~
11iunnr L 111 "'•rl --
Whnt we have here '' the .. econd
:~lbum from a refre,hinglv eclccuc
bond. Fi,hbont it. .1 \I>. ptece {lroup
J.:nown lor '" blend of -.ku, lunk.
nnd reggae.
Somewhat ol un up <\nd commg
bund, 11 ha., pluved over 100 <ihow.,
1 tn tht 1,,.,, ycur w1th the hke .. of
Run DM< . 1 he Untouchable,, nnd
Burnmp Spc.tr. The bund\ hr.n vtdeo
rccc-tvcli nutionttlattc ntton when ll
&0!..~ Will Jcq,~
lll'll~?ll(!) A.tiiJmt ~ lil up k• $Ut IMI~ qu tr
I Ll.lf~l, l'$pl'(l.lll)' Whm )U1 ('OI'ISidcr •llo'll tl
lf'.all)• lt'JlU"J<"'70 1lt.tttm b ll'i.' lt"N ;ou1d
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~ ---------wus on cxhtbtt at the Museum or
Modern Art m Nc'>' York.
The hit ong olf their album "tn
Your face" j, delinitcly "<."'holley,"
a song .lboutlurgc thighs. 1 hi song
hauntingl y remind" me ol The
Selector, a no'>' delunct sku group.
•( 'holley" hu.s u great poli. .. hcd groo\'e
sound to it. Part\ ol the ,ong even
sound psychedehc wllh its use of
orgnn,, guit~ cr,. and .. yothe,izer'
"1 W t!lh I H ,,d 11 Date" i '' pleu·
'antlv -;pouk v, dar!.: son•~ about
Angelo Moore\ desire fur a stncerc
\\omnn As he describe, , "l'owwa-coW\\ a bunga, yeah mun, reul
peachy."
Other ongs :;uch .,~ .. Mo.,.emcnt
'" the I ight" have •' mooth night·
clubi\h ound On the other hand,
'ongs like .. Knod It" hu'e u lul\t,
punk )OUnd to them.
''Ghe h lJp"ts a pleasunt ~octo·
pnliticltl cur dtscu. .. ,ing u fc~ ol the
world\ problem..; , 1 I'> ten to the horn
,e~;llon on "Turn the Other W:ty",
u bawdv number ahout similur world
problems. "All we: ever do .md say,
is tllk( a look around. und turn the
other way.'' • great having nil these tnr' on the
record. fno bud that you c-..tn•t hear
them.
"l'rue olors"b•l't<"ttllyi, adam:'C
.tlhum~l mndrum onevef) trnd)
v.llh n l,lllOd portion of Lauper's
little·gtrl \OICC tbtO\\n in ror good
mt'u:-.urc. She rarely chungc.' vocal
stylc!i, except lor perhaps wr'iiful
little·gtrl singtng I he ~c!lfd'
purpo'ic. wa to how~n:t~c her votal
mnge unchtyle It frul ma~erabl~ .
Rut ''ou can't ~1\e her crtdlt for
notu"mg Shctnese-.ef')1htngfrum
·STARTING SALARIES FROM $25,000 to $35.000 •
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION " I •• I d out 1cnt1~.: nc.m s''un IS not a
prctt) tght)
J\notherelemem m Laupcr' mu te
I~ I he no talgut lactor One or the
~trongcr tunes " to) he He11 Kno'>' ",
1 a ~Ai:stlui'SO' rctro track. h 1 o
huunC), upbeat ong that wouldn't
ha\C "ounded out of pl.tce on guest
BillyJocl' hut I P Ofcourse,Joc:l,
hkce\er~ othergu ton thts rttord
i hopcles.\) huned
Titc Ia 1 ong on "True Colors"
ch.uactcrius the Dlhum 11!1 n whole.
It i called "One Trnd; Mmd," llnd
the wle nngs true an olhum chock
tull ol fa1rly me:uungless donee tunes,
ttutrky vocal , and rt:lentle com·
men.~ahl) \lt a hornble rec.ord,
JUt bland
A representative from the graduate business programs will be on campus
to answer your questions about an MBA degree:
DATE: Friday, Oct. 24 TIME: 10:30 am-2 pm PLACE: Trail RQom
Curriculum deslaned for non-business majors
Polltlc01 Science, Economics.
lntemattonal Affairs, Social Scfences a Sciences
Four-term program for qualified students (enter any term)-Professional
social and academic environment -Employment opportuniti es with
more than 200 firms visiting the career center each year.
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1nuudu~uon to
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• gro\\ mg up on 1
murc. lie" ant
thilt \\ould 'oml
ol rc.lh,m. the
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o;upc.:ramturul ·•
\\hat he en me
rc::uh,m."
.. Magical rel
author to t
from the pn
"l~culb.m do
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cnn t he touche~
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lets) ou plug 1111
m1ght cnll upe
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omp.lltr Inc PIONEER l.OG. OCTOBER 16. 1986 PA<a: 9
Features . ,
Prof In Search Of Dimensions I
By Michncl ( ohen
f'lunttr I 01 ''•" -
•• l'cm h•trtl\'('/ltrw tllmw~/1 cmurlwr
tlmu·mw n. o tlmlt'tHWII 1101 rmlt• oj
,,gilt and wund bw oj nw1tl; a
f011111t'l IIIlO II WOIIdTtJilJ /anr/ WIJtHl'
b (I 1111 d cJ T I f' ~ U T t' I II tl I U ( • tnwgwatwn ." Rod Scrling''
11uroductton to 1 he 1 \lolhpht Zone.
\1asallng prolc-.snr ur l·ngh\h
Wn)'nc Uuc ha~ 'pent much of his
profc~\ion al lilt 10 'carch nf that
other dimcn,ion '' ,, rictton "ritcr
growmg up on rcuh,m, lJde \\anted
more. He wanted to \\ntc 10 u 'l\lh:
tlt.tt v.ould combine:. the bc-.t clcmc:n l~
\ll rcHh'>m, tht actual and natural
wath clement' nf lantuw. the -,upcrtt.ltur .11 and the 11pcculutivc .
What he cnmc up with j, "magical
rcn h,rn,''
"Ma~ical reali~m allow· the
author to bring in evenb
from the pn\t. ..
•· Rcali'm doC\n 't .tlltm f01 1 he
ttctu.at e''''encc of anything'' hach
can't he touched ,lclt, ur mca.'iurtd, "
Uc.le .ud ''While magtc.tl rcnll\m
let 'ou plug into thmg: that rcali!>t'
nughl c.tll supcrn.atural , or tf you
hke the paritu11l stde olthing,,"
\\'hat magic.d rcall\m doc' IS
nlluw 1 he aut hm to bnng m event'
frorn the pu~t and let them .1flcct
the JUc:,cnt. In 1/am.lt'l, the gho't of
ll.amlc:l \ r.tthcr uppc:ar' IO H.amkt
.111\1 tell\ him that he mtl\t get n:"cnge
101 lm l.ather\ dcuth. 1 he gho-.t ''
I! om the 'urcrnuturul but tl j, real
to lllunlct and th~ penplc around
lum In that 'cnse "hnkc,pcarc w:t~ un eurly mugic,tl rcuh'it.
lttrtkc:.' more than a st\'lc to muke
'I \HIIC:I tllltf l1de IS no C:\CtpiHlll,
He:. wn' bnrn an M innrapoh' 111 19-l(l,
md thut 'mnc ye.tr tnn\icd to I harlem,
on the phuns nl nollh ccntrul ~1on·
tanu, ncar the f·t. lklknup lndt.tn
Rc cn'.ttton.
While there he studacd crenll\iC
• \\ ntang Ill prugram' Ill Montrm,,
.and Ma sachu~cll lint! \\01 ked \\lth
the J t. Bclknaplnc.hun c:ommumt)
In 1975 a hook nl hi' shnrt tories,
Ruffalo aucl Othc•r Stofll'.l, \lo .ts
!BURLINGAME
UNO CAL
• I our neighborhood car care 'pec1ahsts
• 1\ ~ 1::-. tratned and c~rtiftcd tcchmt:tans
• 90 day warrant) pa1 t~ and labor
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H '"' lrr.;t novel. Rl't nn11111: CtJl'fJtr.,
\\ ilS Jlllbli!ihcd rC\.."<:nll} IJot h bun~s
urc ahnut t'\meru:.an lndiunc;, and
hot h nre "rill en an mugtcalrcah!>m
Current!) Udc '' \\nrkang on n
non·ltctwn Mnr) .and annther llc­
ltonal nmcl. 11c i abo tenchang
clus~c an licunn "n11ng and t C\\ jl;
.md l lurk.
I o lind nut mme .tbout tlt.le. h1
"or 1\, 1111d magac.al rcah.;m,you c.m
go to I amarack lounge tontglat al 8
p.m. ttnd hear \Joe rend trom
Oecommg Cm ott'. I ,
• • ommuntfJ •. ervtce • C.~7 l\CP ~ ,-
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West Hotel Helps Women
\ 8) Matt .John,on
l'lonttr I or .tall
1\S lnng olS I here ace: ballcred and
homch:s \\omen, there ~.~!ill be: .t
need lor sheller lor lhc:sc women
.md theu clult.lrcn in Cllle across
the countr) \\'e.,, \~ornen·s Hotel
and fmcrgc:ncy Shelter IS Portland' !>
answer to th:u c.JII.
I he \\C.\ I, w hach hus been open
Mnce June 1980. pro\ldc.., .1 drug
ond alcohol free en\ aronmcnl.
enabling" omen to con~ntrate on
tab1l111ng their h\lng MlUBIIOO
I here 1 much \\ork tn\olvcd tn
dotng thas, anu the ncetJ foa
'nluntc:ers 1 con tunt. t\ nn nCU\C
Ctlllcn. there 1 much ~omcone can
dolo help the W c 1 b) 'olumeering
,, ltttle htl of time w u \Wrthwhilc
organt/UIII)O
fhc \\'e.,t Women's Hotel as
located on Portland's Skad Roud,
and according ~laaciu h.tn7,
J-\() ~C )l ll_::
I \I < t ,HI lS
PORn.AND'S
USED RECORD STORE!!!
EVERY fYPE OF MUSIC
1OOO's of quality records at affordable prices
Rock, Jazz. Pop, V .:>cal, Closstc:ol
3623 S.E. Hawthorne • 238-1957
11-7 Mon·Sol. 12-6 Sun.
We Buy and sell (CO's too) d1rector of I he West, .. IllS a pnvmc.
non-profit, tcmpor:ur y IO\\·tncomc
hotel, .1nd tcmpor.ar y cmergcnc}
shelter ltlrstnglc women und ChtltJren
10 ,, cnsts sltutttton ... fhc We$\ oflcr
up to 35 bed pace to qunhf)tng
rcs1dcnt" who h.tve no home or
cnnnnt t.t~e can: Olthcmschcs
·• lltcre ..rc fi"c maan pt) it10n at
llte West "luch someone mag.ht
con tdcr "or 1ng. front de k
rcccpt rom t ant tkc v. orkcr, kttchen
help, orung donnuons. specinl
project , nnd hclpmg \\lth the
children's progrum "
l11e (rom desk reoepuonast tntakc
v. orker nno;\\Cf'S telephones. momtors
the locked front door, g1ves out
mfonn:mon, muml mtnlc on nev.
rc~tdcnt tnd take me ngc.s for
the stnfl lnerc n: mam shtft • .tvnal.tblc. and the) nrc norm.all)
h'c h1JtH shahs Volunteers lor the
front desk rccerriontSt mtu~c \1, urker
po uaon .trc ltskcu 10 comm11 one
~hill per \\CCI\ due: 10 the Cl\ICOSI'IC
amount (lf rc$ponstbtht)' '' ha"'h t
an' ohcu tn "or~mg u
I hen:~ ul u u neoo for 'oluntc:ero;
to help the coo._ \lotlh kJtchcn und
fQod stomgc: orgam:r."'atron
SomNnc t'ould keep \er) buS)
b\ -;orung donat1on fit The Wc,t
There are 'eiJ flc able hours m
'oluntcenng for orlmg doneuon
pccaal proJeCt \ oluntcer help
b pamtm,g room • \\Orkmg on
curuun fl,r room~ •• md :tllend to
the spcc:wl need ot the hotel
Thechaldrcn progmm voluntctl"'
urt a l.:eu to commn regul.u tame
each wecl; to provtdc stnbtht) for
the duldren \\ ho urc ~lU\IOgnt The
We 1 \\tth thetr mothers \ oluntcer-~
''or I< \1, tth ch1ldrcn m group:; • .nd
(lne on one. md thc:re 1 a grent de.tl
,,, re pon-.tbtlil \ (mo oh ed
A .. tudenl omeonc could
prob.tbly lind a httle ume to help
out the I(' s lortunatc ol Ponl nd'
f(''tdent'• and 3 grc:nt \\D) to do o
would be through 'olunteenng for
I he \\ c::-;t Women· Hotel nnd
Emcrgcnc} ~ heher Then:'" o grent
deal ul "ork \lo htch can be done.
and the rc,,ards from' oluntecnng
nrc immense \ n~ one mter-estcd or
v. ''hmg inlormntton cnn conlncl
Mun.:ta Frun1 at 22"'·771
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24(1-131 1 p c 10 PIONEER LOG, OCTOBER 16, l986
Sports
Spikers Struggle in UP Tourney
·•---J -By Oanlelle McClellan
l'lonffl t..oa•t•fY -
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1 he l C\\ i" nnd ( Iori.. \'OIIt\ bull
team plnCC'd thmt Ill lo"'t \H>el.. \tough
lout ttdm lhm er'''' of Port lund
round robtn tl.lurnumtlll
Fn1licr in the wt 1.. l C defeated
Wtllamctte tn three'' rm~ht game\
at Pamplin SpMt Center.
1 hough 'porudic \tr"Col.;nc,,c, -.t&ll
tHlublc the Pto\, '"'' '"cck\ cHm·
ru:Utton dh('lll) cd th~ ptogre.s' the
tcum is m.tkang. luc,dll) mght \
hume mmch ,,g.un't Willumcttc
highlighted the prole!>, ton &Ji,m the
tc.tm ha' nchac\ cd.
·1 hough a 'crupp) team, repc.llcd
mi'"'" C' und lack of cmnmurucation
hurdtnc:d thl· Bean:at,,
l < maintuinc:d ,, hish le"cl or
inttnstt) throughout P.tmc.ulurl}
good block1ng b) \m\ B<llgct nnd
"'·llh·y Copple, both \Ophomorts,
led the wny to the. Pio \>tCtOr)
p...iJ &illf
Kach Copple tS) boom~ another \pakt oHr the Willamellc dtfen~t as
lht Pio \ '" ~p thr Bearcah in '\ < l( 'ollt> ball action l~c w~l.. Head -.:ouch Ron Kn\ commented
on the game by pr:mtng lhc ~onll
nuuy of the team in gc:ncrul. addtng
that he """ pnrticulnrl) ple~ed
wtth the: pin) ol the non·,tMtc:r-.
Offense Sputters, LC Falls 23-3
B~ Mike Lund
l'tonttr Lot ~a(J --------
I he Ratde'"' ol \outhcrn Oregon
\tutc (. ollege held the L c\\ •~ .md
Clark oflen .. t in check the enttrc
~arne luM ~aturday to po't a 23·3
Columbta Footballl ~ague wtn
.. excittng !l!i the pre' tOU\ \lr~k\
homccommg victon Wll.\ the P1onetr
loss to outhcrn Oregon "th di ...
appomttng l C could generate only
154 yard total offense and were it
not for a 411 yard field goal by
fre hmUJl 03rren O~te in the third
qu~rter . the: Pto ·, \\ould ha\e been
'hut out. rhe R.udcrs. '' ho boa 'It
the be.'t pass defense in the Cfl
held LC to 71 yards in the air.
•·orren hc:l~ \\eju .. t did not ha\e
any rh} thm, •• Coach Don McCart)
aid, "It "a' an uncmouonal ,
unin pi red ottc:nsi"e ~ho\\ ...
1 he: offense sputtered in the firM
half netttngju t43 yard,. 1\nd, for
1he c:cond week in a ro" the tin.t
quanc:r was troublesome for tailback
1i~ e M~Cart\'. who had to lc:uve
Women Split Pair,
Record Now 4·2-2
The l..c:WlS and Clarl \\omen ·s
occer tc:.,tm trn\elled to Wru.hmgton
lP!!ot \\tekend .md ~plit a pair ol
matche-.. On fridu\', LC to t n ver\' -. aggres he Pacific l uthc:ran team
S-0. f'he ne,;t day Jt -,c:.mh: Um·
\"entt} the lady Pio's turned 1111round
to wm 2..0. Robyn Gregor) and Erin
Potempa 11tored lor I C. The P&o·
necrs are 4·2·2.
N0.1 IN TEST
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tetl Pr'c;:fJr I tJ
Galler ~a 4th 1 0'
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\tcCarty, a junior, "ill be.-out for
at lt.l\t the ne~t t\\ o \\eel..s
Oclen,ivd), the Pm\ were .. ol&d.
The 23 point-. 'con:d on them \\ert
n result mo~th : or turnove'"' and
good fteld po\ttlon for ~0 '( rather
than a producllvc: ollen,tve iJltacl..
1 mebuckel"\ M tkc ~ olcm, !len
~outhwad. .• Darren McC uri\ and
Du\ td (!\I"\ Welt and hnemen 1 nc
Stauffer and John lelemantch the
tn\tnamental in hold&n~ the potent
Rutder running game do\\n
Me am and delensh e bact.. Jacl.. • Beer ,tft also anterccpred pns'e as.
Pao \ limitc:d \0\C to 6 I yards. tn
the air on n mert lour completions .
Although the Pao defen'c was
good, the Ra1de~ defense made the
dillercn~ \0\C "~pitalized on four
I C turnovcl"t and 'acked 4uarter­
bad. ftm on on c:tght times 0 <.
turned a late fil"\t half fumble deep
in 1 C territory mto a wuchdo" n
to give them J 10.0 ud\antngt 1 C
wa!i unublt to regroup after the: intc:rmi, ~ton as the)' \\'COl to their
third defeat in four game\
Coach McCartv "as dtsplea,ed
wtth hls team\ ollen,t\'C pertormancx
but feels th an,\lrcr to thc:tr problem!.
'" \tmplc: ''We're a better olfenlltVe team
than we've shown We have plenty
of nl'\enul. Wt JU!.t have to pa~., pro
teet better und bloc!.. better l hut\
the name of t ht ~_lame rcull). •• he
stud
With a 1-3 record l C got~ on
1hc road for thetr ne~l two games
\ltcCnrt) will be lool..tng lor con­
,,~tenc) I rom both the oftensc: und
defen'>e The Pio\ haven't yet put
together good games from both
team" .-.imuhaneou,Jy.
"We're u )'oung football team.
We ha\e to plav with on extreme
amount of tmotaon and pia} on
both \Ide' of tht ball Onc.t we do
that we II be oka~ ·McCart} suid.
l C travel 'I to pin~ .3·1 Central
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(Multnomah) 244 .. 0771 l ust weekend·, tournament
ancludcd \Oil\C o£ I C\ toughc~t
opponent<~. UP, Gonruga U nwcn.tt y
nnd UntversttY or Puget !-lound
f nda} \ game uguuht UP pro\ed
· tougher than expected . 1 he Pio\
\\tiC detentc:d in thrc."t ~nmc~
'l he team JU!It dad not compct~:.
\\Cll the "n) lhcv J..no" tht\ can <'\.
lot of fuctol'\ ttrurc:d into it hut
the) jtl\1 didn't pluy their be''·" Ka)
.. aid.
Fnrtunatcl~ \aturda) went much
hcttcr. The: fiN gnmc ol the duy re'ultc:d tn n 15 8, Il-l 5, I S-7, 15-4
wan ogtliONt Gontaga . on NCAA
01Wi10n I school
The hnot m.Jtch puired UPS and
l ('lor the l·ourth tune m le-., than a
wed· .. J he Ptn'~ lo'lt, but both coach
und team felt dc:rinttc prosre"' wt~
made toward lcnrning to compete
agn111s1 tht' high-cnlibcr tenrn. l C
fell in li,cgumc:' lb·l4, 14·16, 12-15,
15-10 und 4-15 .
1 he Ptonccr piny tonight at
Puciftc I uthcrun Unhcr'llt\. •
The occer team had a busy week or actJon ln which the) won one came
and lost three. Their victor) wa'i a l-0 ~hutout over Western Baptht
College. The Pioneer men ha"t a 6-6-2 ~ea on record and play at home
versu~ Whitman, unday ttl 1 p.m.
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--ll) Michucl ( ohen
l'lunttr I nl ,,.rr -Wtth tht No1thwe' t ( untcrcncc:
( h.unrton,htp\ JU'IliWI> ~t"CI.s awuy
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compt'tc:d inla~t Snturdny\ Pncthc
t 11tht'~otn lnvitalll'lllll Meet 1 he rnc;:n
!iOt\hCd eighth OUt o( 14 tCUm\ \\hilt
thl" \\UIIIC:n fmishc:d C:tghth out o£
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lndl~tdllclll )'. 'emor eaptuin Ron
\rc: ccllltinuc:d to rntc: the t~io men
n he Cim.;hcd 25th with a time or
2-l 51 fklund hnn \\ere la't yeur's
lcndtng 1unncJ Duke: Ritcnhou'ie
<26·23 • ..tl't pl.tel') .md lrc~hmcn Bob
llarn (26:58: h5th) .tnd l ric
Jl.trllllllllll (27:25: 781h). Roundtng
out l C\ top ltvc: "'"" 'ophumore
Scott Stc:dlc•. who r.tn un imprm cd
27·4~ to phil:<: R9t h.
CcMt h I )avid hx lelt that ahhou~h
the flll'n\ 11111\h wu' not bud. tht:v
('JUt do llc ttct undc f 1 he cond at lOll'
nil he conk renee ~.humpton\htp'l , "'J he dtfltcultj tn runmng in 'ill~h
u l<lrlft ran j, thttt rmHt ol the time
the runner' don't we the confcrc:ncc
rcoplt who arc even It\ c ~ccont.h
.them.l nf them," hx ~aid . " I ho 't\.
not quue a~ locuwd '" thev'll be
when it\ IU'itlhc conh:rcmc r:.l.l'f" ...
I he women dtdn't seem to hl'
bot he red at all, .tnd m,,,. h:l\ e had
thctr be!>t rucc nl the \t~tr. Sopho­
more K.tthj ~1itchclmore .tnd
frc hman Jeunntnc I ama lc:d the
way with tdcntu:.tltime ol IQ 35 to
r~n 2flth .md 27th rc: pccthcl) All
ttnlc h:udrng I C runner und ~cntor
C'•lpt~IO su,an Murra) rnuy be
conung on agmn, u<o ~he ran n 20.07
to linbh JMth. he!>hman Kmtcn
\\ agnild (20;40; 53rd) .tnd 'cnrm
Kathleen Weiland (21 :07: 64th) \\ere:
the othct scom1g !'to\
A her two 'itr .ught \\l.:cks ol im i­
tallonul competition, the: ludv Ptn's
may he llncl ing their 1 nde :u JU't
the nghttimc .
"Tht' meet \\us u btg tmpro~<crncnt eet
tn our relationship tu the:: other
cnn£ct cn~c te.un ... ,'' hx aid \-1 uch
elt1S1'r than even u \\Cd .1go, ,o
th10g~ seem to he on trnd: fur them
to du 'cry well tn u couple of "'cck . "
01 com "c: there\ ahu ,, meet tht<:
wed. and,, vcr} tough l"IOC atth.11.
I hts hiduy lohc Pio' gn tu S••lcm
lor a rurc duul meet again t Wil·
lumcuc th.tt could be 11 clue to future
Ptu chances. Willamcttc' men
hocked C\'Cf) one .11 PLlJ b) '~ tnmng
the cot ire meet
.. \\'tll.tmcllc Jll!>l had nn out­
Mundtng meet. I horc thut' thc:tr
btg hot of 1 he ~ear: · h x :ut.l. "1 ht
frttht) our men will do much bcllcr
when the) c \1\ just w melt 1 he Wil­
lamc:tte men and t.ey on them."
I he \\omen's m1.-ct ~hould be ci05C,
·' the Wtllamcuc '"omen lini!.hed
111st J8 pomts ahead uti Cat PI LJ.
rithcr \\ay. 11 should put I -in
gor1d shupc fN the conlcrencc
churnpiun~hip, , a.' the) ton nrc bctng
held at Wtlhunettc: on the 25th.
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Pamplin tay Bu y
With IM Volleyball -
f ntr''Jmuml volley bull h heating up
a:-. the team~ reach tht mid'>ea .. on
pomt In the power leugue, the \
1 cam'" 6·0 4 '4 ~tompcr:o. are-5 I and <\tde Out ts 4 2. In the rc:cn:u·
1 ionalleague ~ tnhead Volleyball
and Mud hark' arc ued for lir..t at
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8) Mike Lund
As I watched Cic:nc: Muuc:h'. hoir turn e\cn whttcr Ja~r Sunday in
Uo~ton'!l muaculous 7-bcomeback win over his Angel I dc~;ldcd now
i the llppro('lnnte tune tn upQiogitc to ull U\o e 11tlec:tcd by mv condlltM
f 01 ho C instructor nf mmc who expected more mtcrt . .cl\ hom me an
clu"!l Clnt.l better ellort tn my work I promi c to,,.,. hordcr m nbnuttwa
"-C:d.:"
1 o 1 hm;c "'ho I'm obhgntc:d to work wuh, nnd other e tra-curncular
nett Vtltc~. I will complete my uu;k and do 1 hem "'cll-cventn.tll~
I o my rcndc:•s \\hocxpecl some rcnsonnble~mbl tnC'eof tory,l om
current I) hltVtng trouble complctmg simple sentence:.~
I o my rllommute • I wall do the di he\, someday oon
I o, 11, plea e rcah1.e I am n victim. A vacum of the bose ball pll\yorr .
f he grand old gnmc hull me hrmly m ll$ gr,tap nnd refu c: to let go unul
after the: World Sene .
When tlus paper htls your mtulbo~. the \\ orld enes combatants
m,,y alrcntl) he dc:Ctdcd. bul let' con tdcr the drama thai has left my
hie in n dt!ohcvelled state oltelevt ion nnd junk rood
Wh~n the playoll opened lac;t week I made sure there\\ ns n televillton
ulong c-.c:ry .1\/Cnuc of my little college world o less than three tdlOt
bt)Xts were 1 rau:gtcull) pusttaot1ec.l tn diffetenl hJ~o:ntmns on campu,;
lnr m) d:tyume vtewtng. One colnr 1 V SitS pruudl) m the livmg room
of my commune whtsru:rang scducttvcly to me, ''tum me on'' And 1
C\en have m~ portublc .et in the back ol my cor lc$t I find m~ elf
1wme\\ here telcvi~tonless. I refu\C to be caught wtth my JHCI ure tube
tiO\\ n.
\nd \\h)' c;houldn't I') Jtu s~ason has produced euch dtvt 10n" best
tc.1m '' chllffiJHOO" Better yet, haschulls'lc.mr be t pttcher. were the
1itartcr m the t\\O openmg plnyoll game .ltkc:l) the hr tume that h
C\Cr occurred
Rl'gcr Clcnwns brought exdtement und pncJe hack to llo ton"' tth n
24-4 recur\! :\'like Wttt of the Cnhfornum ngcls hud compnruble
stausuc to< Iemen all hough he l.tcked the htttmg J>Upport (he lo t to
Umton 2-1, 1-0 curhcr 10 the yenr) He ended up wtth n I ..,JO murk
hut nught castly have hlld a<o good of n re1:0rd Db Clemens.
In the nnonull eague, D\\i{:ht Gooden hnd. n offycar"uh 17-6
record. \11 of the hncks "ho thought Dr K h lost omethtng ought
to grnb 11 b.Lt and Slnnd m on one of h1 fnstbnlls. At the age of 21
Gomh:n hus nlrcudy won more games than the tl\itragc mntor league
pitcher wan 10 n c~Lreer. And finally Mi~e • c:ou, who ha nlrcnd
de\ n'tfltcd Mcts b:Ut~r m ~"'o games oltht cnes, tltld 306 Stn~coul!i
nod ,, diwuon clinc:htng no-hitter thi year
\1 the plutc M 1 October hn been h111ing more like the Great
r•umpktn and (•nry Curter \HIS I fur 17 .11 tht \\ nung. but that cern
hppropnute The c ctlc:ment of the t•humpwnship t{les gumcs hn\e
been pun h.led hy .t group ol unlikely heroes
t\ II of Cuhlornia ·li .. linle '' hitters ~nd ~JXCtOII)' Rob Gnch hattc
earned the t\ngeb. Grich wa almost u hero t~icc but Bo ton' Dn...:c
Hcnder on, u reserve outlieldc:r chtmgcd 1hat I 'cnue' un h\td 11 (\t\\r of
1 '' O·ru n homers Ill game: five. om: \\ ith hi glm c und £tnc "tl h h1 btu.
tO lug.hlight one ol the g~al plu) off games of all lime
And \\hutul Len Oyhtra?Thc Mets•centcrfield smurl h1t o home
run ol Golirtth propnnion~ to wan game three of the •auonall caguc
encs
\ ou arc bcgmnmg to ~the dilemma I am m ,\s nll parts of my hfc
fullopart nround me, I can \lnly re5pond b) turning up the \Oiumc on
m et to hear the ululauon of the crO\\d. • • So, to tho e nlorcmentioned, f beg of ~ou, plea c understand . M~
blood pre !iurc reluscs to drop, m) pulml\ h:we been \\eCLt) for '"'l
\\CCk:o. and I think 1·m de\clopmg a ro h. My conduion won't likeh
tmpro .. e for another wcck nfld hatr either becau e the stnge LS cl. Tite
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