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

Volume 51, Number 7

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

Pioneer Log Staff

1986-10-02

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tlu• \H'nl beyond 11 burrtcndc dunnJ! a proh~'' 111
t'LIH ~\\lcm\ 1 he non violl'nt dcmon,trnflon tncluded rolc·plu)tnJ! o( pca,anl\ heinR 'lhut down b
hl•hcoptcr' 'llrrylnll infnrcd tnact.:cr' manull4clured
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Accident
8)' Dione Raab
rtonur I nc \tarr -
Appro imutel\' mldm£ht on the
C:\cnmg of Octotx:r I ) P1pcr Dnvts
'enwr, librar) 'tall member whtlc:
locl1ng the door' to the hbrury
kicked her foot through the gla.''
door.
I ew j, und Clarl security \\a~
immediutely culled by 'ophomorc
JemHier fr aeger Meilnwhilt, Kaue
I gun, 'lc:ntor. pulled up m her car
"I s;ud 'We're at the library Ptpcr
need' 'omconc hl·re nght away."'
1 rucgc:r -.nad of her phone cull lo
"CCUrll)
I he "\leeper "u student who liv~
10 thc. 'IC\.urtt) ofllce, answer\ the
phone and d1~put he" the ofhcer
on duty \he ('\lied Oonnu
Henderson, the 'tcurtty officer on
dUI). By the t1me the officer arnved
attht hbrary the vtwm was gone:
"'We told the \ecurity woman that
they \\ent to ecunt v .. T raegcr \atd
Fgan pulled up the \CCUnty oOice
to a'll where the neare~t hospuat
\\a'i 'rhc. 'leeper on duty who Wt\h~ Lewi and Clark College Vol. 51 .. No.7
to rcmnan unnamed re,pandcd by
gi\ ing her a h~>l of ho,patal numes
and dtrectton,, although 'he wa'
unable to 'ay \\ htch hospital w~ts
clo~e't Soon thereafter the 'ccurit\
cut pulled up l:gnn u'led .1gain
whtch ho~pual wu'i dosc't
"I'm new here let mt go in,idc
and check," was the rc,ponse Egan
s:ud ~he rc.ceived from the officer.
(gun tnd1catcd -;he dtdn'l feel she
could \\all and drove to tht l ni
vcrs1ty ol Oregon Henlth ~c1encc'
Center whose emergency r.Kthtac'
she WQ\ famahnr Wllh
.. 1 tmght hove been rude • Egun
\Utd to L ibrarv D1rector Rand)
( ollver
"I don't th1n~ o;he wa' rude, but
JUSt tn'il~tent," (oliver \Utd 10 ,lfl
• 1nterv1ew
"If Ptper hod cut an nrten
~he would have bled to death, ··1 gun
\atd Her ltg wns wrapped 10 her
scorf, .md I he tnJury received JO 40
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'"I was tn ~hod.. I don' remember
anythmg," Davt' smd about the
actual o;ecurity procedure . October 30~ 1986
Rumor> and que-.uon' roncctnmg
'ccunt\ prOcedures hnvc ,urrounded
thl\ mctdent.
'Thev ne,er guve u' a chan~;e."
Doue ~chaefer , Director of ccurity,
'aid · People \\onder wh} \\c didn ~
ropond JbecaJier hung up the phone:
betore the .'>leeper could a~k quc:~­
tion'>. People ">hould "'U) on the:
phone until ~,·hang up ••
(oliver .. aid he feel\ the call "''s
art~ooherent .tnd un~attdactM) I rom
h(11h ench."
I don t remember mv,elr bemg
"ancohcrc nt and un~altsfac.tory from
wou•lln't remember that~ l raegcr
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(olive• -.atd, .. My mam concern
1\thut the security f'on .... d1dn'tta"-.e
contrul of the \tlUallon It " my
lwpt that our \ccunty forc.c ''\\'ell
tratned enough that thev can tah
control m a ... ituauon hke that.
Hopefully they \\Ould ha'c called
an ambulance that'.; what I \\ould
have e~pec.ted lt ''my concern thut
thev didn't ~·
Continued on page two.
Failed Dean Search Reorganized
w1ll deal wuh areru. 'uch .,~ adw.ing The applicant'> are mnked on
By Andrea Tremer and the v:mou'i ucudem1c dcpurt-cducallon trammg. e~pcraence in
l'lnnm 101 ,1.rr ments, Keed~ satd t ht \dmini'>tnlliOn, teac hmg or
1 he se~~rc h (or u new Dean olthe
College of Art' and Sc1enccs ts gomg
~muot hly t h1s veat because the Dean
~eurch C ommtttce as orgunued,
Curt1s Keedy. ( hn1r of the <.om·
• mutcc., 'u1d
.'he ( ommlllce wu' rcorganued
thl\ year .md the posation hu .. been
moae clc.trl\ defmed than m pu\1
)'C:If\
I ht De;1n ot 1 he: C ollegc ol Arts
nnd \Cience' bu,k.tlly wtll be the
leader of 1 ht under g1 uduute college.
Actin£"' 'polesptr!\llfl lor the var­
som depart mtnh he ,he"" tlli'Cpllrt
to the Prm 0\1 1 he Pre ident and
the Bourd ol I rustcc;,,
fht De,tn uhimutd) wtll be
rc!\ponsablt lnr the curmulu m .1nJ "Typacotlly 1f a -.tudent hu' an\' r~:~eurch leveh 1nterpersonnl ,!.ill
complrunl\ dtahng wllh the.: academll and personal ttath and on t heu
programs here, .. uch "' not be1ng plnlo'iophte....
able to obtulfl .1 chls'> wuntcd or "\her the mittal reading,, th-:
needed, thnt student would go to top twemv .lpplknttonc; ure rend hy
the Oenn olthe C ollegc ol \rl\ und the enurt booad and u dc:c1sion on
St~en~;c:'i ,md tukc 11 up wtth hun or which applu;an" 'hould be nomi-
het ··he c;u1d natcd is ft'achcd through Commiuec
fhe Dean <;c.arch Committee conscn~u' .. Keeth -.;uJ •
con~t'll\ olli\c undcrgmduutelucult} I ntcrvie\\' {or the: rclat t\Ch nc:\\
ml!mber~ . one (,ruduutc . chool.tnd posilitm wall be held in Jonuaf\ .mJ
one I.\\\ \~..hool lncult) mcmbtr, the: .. enrch commutec \\til 'ubmtt
the: Dcun of~~ udcnt • one nourd or to the: President ot the: C'olkgc t" o
1 rustce'i mcmhc:r. nnd one ,ludc:nt or three recommendation' duting
member, \\lth the Prmo t 11s .m the fir t \\tel.: in h:bruury
C't·uliiCIO rhc Commiuec I "ltluoks.l though\\CWillprob-
rcspclnslblc lor reading the uppli- ,,bh conduct .tboul li~e to 'I
c.1tion' .md ftlcs and tinull) dcc:nling mtef\ ie\\ tor the po uwn. ba.,ed
on the rec,,mmcndat ions 1 h.tt 111 e on the 1 nr '" cnt \ npplicut iun we:
to he: mude. rtt.:Cl\ e .. Kt~d\ ' .ud • ' • -
• • I ID
I..C tudents try civil di.,obedience to
focus attention on a Tigard based firm
that manufacture infrared devices used
in El ... alvador.
8' ~hannon Buono -
faght I t:\\1' .anu Clark students
\\ere urrcstcu for arcspn:.s1ng on
J hursd.1~. Octobc .. 2J.,.. h1le parlll.:­
lflllllllg '"II ucmonslriiiiOn l.tl fl 1 R
S stem~ 111 ltg.arc.J, .tg.tin t lJ ..
mtervcnt1nn m Fl S&lv.tdor.
H.l H ll·on' 11'\.ll nok.mglnlnucd)
Sy,tc:m' \\ .ts targeted ht.:CaU\f" nl
1 heir ,,,te ol i nl r .1rc:d t ruclo.:mg drv1tc: :o.
to 1 he lJS nuht.tr'\'. 1 he dcmom.tr.t-• tor' object to the tnlmrcd S) tern
when u'ietl ,,,. ,, menns tu threct gun
late .11 pcas(snb 1n 1~1 ~ ah&uJor
"" K urI ~homburg, sent or. poanl'
out, "thl!> tcchnolog~ j, be1ng u'ed
to ltnd lo't hike~ on :\Itt. Hood
and lor the cruel purpo,col kalhng."
fhirt) -nme people: in total \\trc
ltrrestcd when they went beyond a
Barrk.1de during the prote•a. The
dc:mnn,tr.Jtton included speeche b}
member. of the non-' to lent prote!>t
commuml). I heR wa.' ai'>O an
cmutional role. plavmg of pea~anl\
bdngslwt b\ a hel"optcr carr)ing
an inlrarcd tr,~t•ker.
1 wool the 1'""1\l~ter. wert am:::>ited
when tht) tr1cd to spca..._ to the
cmpor:ue head:-ol f-ll R )"Items
.. , 1 I R o;toppcd dmlogue with people
conccrm:u .tbll\H whal thtm product
"bctng u'cd for tn t\ugu-.t. II there
wa' un'f "·•Y to talk to these people
we \\OUidn't hu\'e to hove civil dis­
obcdlem:c · Jonathan Mon~ht ,
'iophomurc, aid.
BccaU\C the) relt lht\ could not
\lund bv and let thl'i matter pas.~.
the~e tight studc:nh dcc1ded to take
part m ch il di,obcdiencc .
· \\hen the laws urcn't deternng
,ontrtbutton to Ml". like lor
e~.tmple F=l l R \ contnbuuon . u \
nt"c''ar} to brca~ the law ... 'Ylolly
C)turf«c:., ,ophomore. -.atd.
\1ot.lochi 'pent time in El a.l
hJdor and teet' person.J.II) '~ mptl
the tic to 1 he guerrilla cau,e. "When
l found out f'l l R Sv,.tems \\as in • my ~.:ommunitv, 1 wanted to do • somethtng Participuting in civil
dl'>obedteme wu' ·• gut tc<tction on
m~ pun ..
Affinity Group'>
fhc eight ~tudcnt' 1urc,ted tnd a
It\\ other I (',tudent!> hii\C Cormed
whnt i'i c.tllctJ an at llntt) group.
I hi group 1 the uppott net\\ork
lor rcople \\lltl U't gutng ltl partie:•
IJllltC: m ~•vii th<~obcdicth.e protc t.
"I he [llOUJl \H' h,I\C I rum 1 ( is
trung. \en strong," Sturge"' aid
ln Ol'\kr to fom1the aflinit) group.
the tudents had to parucap tie m a
Ct\11 th uhctltcn\:e \\ork hop lhe
'' ur 1.::-.hup '' ·'' destgncd to mtroducc
them to OIJil•\ ,otcnt c.lcmunstrnttng and ho\\ them ho" 10 form the
support net"ork 1 he work hop
focused on the phtlosoph) ol non­
violent pmu:sttng. consc:no;us dccas•on
m.tktng, the legal ystcm and the
pcc1fic: .•eta on the student mtendtd
to t.,J.:e u1 Fl I R y tem
llle solidarity of the group c 1mc
10 hand) ""hile the tudent \\c:re an
pi I In order to he rdcn ed. the)
\\ere rcqutred to Mgn a .. wtement
the~ ull lch• \\11. con~utut1on:al1)
unlnar
l'hen:lea-;e(,Uttcd the tudcnlSQI\not
return to Fl t R S) sterno;, cunnot
tnl\: lQ H I R S tern~ emplo)ets.
und c mnot demonstrate at Fl.l R
• ug:un
Mouochi \\.U the only I C tudent
to rclu e to 1~n. He sta)cd m JBII
overmght with over half ol the toutJ
lQ people arrc: ted .. Jaal ohdDnt)
i a ne\\ thtng for me. We had to
deal\\ llh blutant inumtdation But
t lett a lot of suppon I rom the group."
Time in Jail
lnumidul1on eemed to bt the
consensu emotion the arrested
'tudents lett whiledeahng wtth the
leguhy"cm . 1 he) stu in a par king
lot for ti .. e hours whtle hcmg boo led
and then spent an)'whcrc I rom t\\ o
to live houro; in'' holding cell ut the
Hilhboro pohcc 'tallon
"Wr: wc:rc: con,tantly berng
thn:J.tened \\ ith bcmg ent to other
Jalh if "e didn't give our nlime , ..
I UrJ(e.-.. '\fUd.
Mor.z~h1 also left .ntinud.ated
dunng hio; night in JUII. "We were
C:\pccted to stay qu1ct nd obey
orders. It \\a pte II) 'ack ...
I he 'tudenb Y.tre :nrlltgnt•d on
Frtdny. M, he\\ ON ran ol the\\ hlliC
thing Y.l.t~ ,iumg m the court room
und lt'ltening to the JUdge 8\ no
emouon~ wen: ullowcd in the l:(•urt
room It doe n 1 mukc ense tor
:.omconc to h.t\e that kind ol ro\\er
to mllmtdatc •· \turge ~:ud
. chombur~ l.lln\lnue\.1, "rhe
cmotton' were not di ruptt' e The
ju,l@c ju't .,.. anted to get uo.; out fi, t
an,1 smooth: like ' m.tl.!hinc run rung
'imoothl) ."
For the-tudcuh invoh ed, the
"' ruggk for \<X in I chunMc •~ u m.tJllr
pun of rhei1 li'c'. I he: lecl Cl\ il
di,obcdicnce l'i, omethmg lhat hns
to be done whcnlll her chnnnel trt
hlod:c:d. r ht form <•f protc t cun
becith.:r po tli\C 11r ncgothe, pa: 1\'C
ur murt ' tlhcul. \\'uh non~vtolent
prote ting these \1\tdcnt feel the
hu\'e chosen u pcn\.'Ciul nod effectt\e
"n ol tr. mg to benefit chnnge
"'I am \\llhng to brt.ll the lu"
be~ nu e F l I R .. tern \ a<>IIU
l.:Ot porutc res pun 1hthl 111tcrn,,~
honullu"" nnd hilllt et htcal md 0.:1;~1
Cl,ntr It: 1 , ".Schum bur~~ onduded
Curing the Breakfast Blues 9 News
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8} Diane Raab
f'K'n~l' I nt ~l•ff
Blue b.trrd htl\ c hccn aprc:.mns
•round <:hmJHt', Hrd:cd m corne1
nnd plllccd nc ttn :Xcro. m.t h111r:
S1gn!'othnt SD) "Rct·~~'le Your Pltrcr ..
appear .1bt1\e these b:lrTd w rc:rmnd
people: thut nm nil pnper hll!oo to
grO\\ '"" tree~;
l clters ho\ e been cnt out 10
faeull\ nnd sutff memhen;. encnu­
ragan~ them to u e these burrel~
PIONEER LOG
Editor In Chief: Tom L\'de
Managing Editor: Lynn" Co y
Nows Editor: o.a Rrob
Forum Editor: EmS! Aeb
Features Editor. Shannon Bu nc
Sports Editor Lund
Photography Editor: D:Jv,o Bans
Copy Editor: . ..., ~osenbaum
Art Director: Tracy Sch!Qpp
Business Manager: Parker
Hodg s
Advertising Manager. J m
Abele
News wrfters: Kr1Shn Akcr
Ramona Bmnoes M.:lry Dak n
St ve Kottn 8J Seg•
Forum wrllers: Jan ne Clausen
RIChard Le der John Lunsford
Karl Schombutg
Features writers: KtiSia Ander·
son Sharon Hctber Mall Jotulson
Cyn1tua Lopez. Ouf'l\..8n Salhl Joe
YuSKS Mary G•nly G• on G ihs
Sport• writers: MIChael Cohen.
Dan o 'e McCie land
Photographers : G1hon Gechs
08\lld Knon A!wen Rosencaum
Lynne JOhanson Ctucst ne
Pentng'll
Art11t: G11 1 , '' Otend
Compo1ltlon: r.ohe11 Bartren
Advcser 1 d• • ttn:;tenson
Spiritual Guidance : The Art
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I ht<> rcnrt w.1 \\rtllcn h\
~nphomn tc IU<knl~. Chervil r ,,,.
mng.tm .and IJn, e \1ollo,, "ho hnv~
r~.:·tmplcmented 1 he r«) cling rro­
grnm nt I C\\" nnd l l..rk
''1 hts ('II ogr.tnl hns •II\\ a S b~:Cn
qudcru-run," 1\dl\ Smuh, ,\SI
~ \d\ 1s0t and I >ut" tor of ( nllege
OUidltOn., n1d l,roblt•ms \\llh thl"
Jlrogrnm ~umc [rClm ·• l.tcl; oltime
lor students to tic\ ote to the pruJt't 1 ...
1 he leiter 'a' .. Our nt\\ pnper ..
n."'C\'cltng ptOJC<."l \\Ill ft\ c I C\\ IS lllld
c l.arl n llulc monc\, :\\cOn:gon <~
lot of tree~. md prO\ sdc JOhs lor a
C:\\ ecolngtcnlh lllllhl~d stmlents ••
1 he rc'' dwg prognam ol c\ernl
\Con; n~-;o culh::dcd paper, twll h~s
nnd c.ms Ill n \tor •gc shed ncar the
mauncnanC'C butldmg. J h1s .-;hell I'
no\\ u'cd m the matn f,H sroruge uf
ou1tJoor cquapmcnt,ulthough \lnl'·
lotuth ol tiH' ~ra~e h.1" rl'rnOin~d
lor rec)chng • •
• . ;,;, •
•
• The pr~cm prngrnm, re' 1'cd tht'
tcr m .lfter se\ em I) cttr ol rt.'<') c:ling
Dfl.ll h , \\Ill tiC<tJ on!\ \\ llh I CC\CI,tblc
puper. '\Uch us ne\\ pnnt nnd htgh
gr. m "hue ledger r·•rer. Colored
puper 1 e pens I\ c: 1 o rCC) cle.
n ~(lrdmg to Flnntngam nnd \1nllo).
rhc) encourage the thC ol "httc
Jlapc:r n much ns po 1blc •• ur nc" rc.·cH lin~ ,,mgrnm "ill '" H' l.c\\ j, und
Clar" 01 lillie nlCIRl'} \II\ c Orca: no nlor or tree,, und
pro\ ide juth for 11 fr" ecoloa:rcull~ minded \tudenl\."
,a,' the lettt•r tu focul" und .. tarr \\'rill en b\ ''udcnh OuH 0\ and (hen II l'lunin~am. 1 he\l' \tudenl\
hll' c rc·implcmcnted 11 prn~ram thut wa' abondoncd
\C\CroJ }C3r"'I111!U 4 J I(U/iJ.rn
Paper 1' often seen n~ u negult\'C:
'lung, Flumngum nrd ... Pc,lprc. ee
II a~ gru bngc p1ltng UJl." she 'atd.
\ student JlOil o~ ol the rcc)­
cltn~ program . • l.tntngam .1nd
Mtllln) tn~e rc: pons1bil1t) lor
cmpt)ing the hnrrcl,.
.. \\'e encourage people to alter
theu lh mg h.tbJt!l, .. Humngam s:ud
Response
Continued from pugc I
Schneier\ response Ill the 'ituauon
as thrtt "f:<~ch ttu •• unn '' un1que. I
drend the thought ot 3 punidcd
student dm mg ·• bletdmg !itludent
In omc ""') I Wt'h the:) 'd cJ11l
u fir t. then call 911, but if the\' • call911 and gctthtnh"' rolling. 1 h.1t'
great. As long .t~ they cniJu, nltcr­
\\llfd . "$chac:lcr atd.
!'lchacfcr suid Sccur it\ j, unable • to drl\ c st udcnt' to u hu~pitdl in an
c:mcrgcnc) s1tuauon . \Vuh onl) one
olltcer on dut\, 11 '" tmpo~-,ibh: for
th.tt olficer h., Jcuvc the propcrt\'
"\\'!." \\ill c.tll an <.~mbul.uu:t. oc
lind ,1 Rc\ident Duector or someone
"ho ~an dr1vc: 11 ~wdcnt," chudc: r
said.
Collwr CJ~.pressed cun~r n MIron)
expect tudent" 111 a tluauon hke
that, \\here omconc 1s hlecdtng
hen\ 11~, to thank puruculotr) tf
the} 'n,; from out or the Portland
an:a to cnll ()II. I c-.m'l c.xpc:ct that "If rcoplc feel \trOn!,!l) tthout th1 ,
the) 'II hnns thc:u pupcr ou1 ..
o,itC!. fnr g.~rb.tgc h,l\ become he.1tcd,
nntJ rtt)chng i~ nne" uy of reducing
the amount ol g.trhagc \:rented
"It\ lm('Orl,tlll 10 gel J'COJ'Ie to
u'e onl~ thtng., that .trc rcc:yclable.
and 10 1,1) ,.1\\:1)" [roOl pJ:l\IIC ,"
flarungnm :ud.
Ml eWl\ und Clur .. j, II rcrtc~t pluce
to teach pcopk to recycle. o the:\
uestioned
M avbc I should." •
E~an ~aid, "I took control of the
'ituation, Mall hough 'he: feel' Sccunty
"hould hu"e called .10 umbulnn(c
right awuy "so liubtht) "a"n 't an
the hands ot u 'tudcnt or a tudc:nt \
car," .. he ~,ud.
Other '"uc surrounding this
inc1dent rmohe mumtaining ,, 24
hour '\\itch board. rw~'abl) hiring
c t1u o,ecunty 'tufl. changing the
lockmg pr occdurc ol 1 he lihr ury
doon;, or replacing the door' "it h
sliding automatic dnor-., and
intornung 'tudent-. and -,t:t(f nf
proper c:mcrgcnC}' f'llc'ICedures .
"J he student ~ccurity sleeper· in
the sc:curtt~ olhcc .uc not requi1cd
10 ha\c hr~t Aid I r,mung.
.. l he problem with that IS hubiht}
1f the) don't do the nghtthing that\
whut the: officers ure ruid for,"
chader 01id. "I don't really I eel
n' t h.u nccess.tn :· •
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Portland, OR 97214 .. lues-Sat 12-5 231-4345 cstahh~h hahus tor \\hen the) .trc
on the•r O\\ n," 'he added
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.thnut," sh~ -.aid, mcnt10ning thr:
19-l Bottle Rill, mut.:mg Orc~on
R«:cntlv, contro\ crw O\'l:r l<tndfill . ~
naw ol nine state-. to hm·c .tn alum·
tnum con rclund
In mtd l'w\ember thcrc\\ill ben
papet dmc: to clear ne\\~papc[~ .md
uthet recyclable' out of the dotms
ami departments . Ofl-cnmpu' .,, II·
dcnh are encouraged to r:ontc ibule
.tl~o
Dunng ltnah wect.:, bum:l<~ lot
noscbooks, l>VIlabl, and the m•~ccl · •
l.tm•ou' pupcr bUild up from a term
ol intense hram \\U\C acll\ ity "111
be rnudr U\ ailuhlc.
"It's hH> cu-.~ to mix i1 up wtth tllher
thtng .md c.1llttgarbugc ," ~lantn·
gam s.tid. "We need to m.tkc the
effort 10 rCC)ciCC\Cr)lhing \\CCUn ••
was GuuJchne' lor \\ h.1t can or cunnot
he recycled arl· ,,., lolto\\~
Rec clables: Pupcr dip nnd
\tuple' cnn be left on
lctttrht.td
r:upter paper
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not~pnd rupcr
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any colored pupt r
ncw,puper
,elf.,ttck lubcJo;
muga1inc (shiM) pugc.,
card hoard
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'tick-on note~
tr."h nl an) ._:tnd
name of the Untl
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Bangles at Slurry Night. Suturduy. November 15 ·ltcket\$1350
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ri 1
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l'luntrr
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millton Jlcoplc I'
world It " al'u
1 c,_,,, and Clurk •
1\ home thut h.tt
bitter ethntC' war
J he problem'> I
lrlllll dilfcr c:ncc:l
01.,Jur e1hn1c g• n r he Sinhalc'e
thc...\e group\, rcpr
of Sti I .utk.l \ I
I he Stnlt.tle'c a
fltnldlmt. und Cl
\OUI her n and we
I ank.t.
T umiJ, muJ...c
the tnllll populau
lit the nunhcrn a
ol Srt I Jnka
Hwdu,, und d
dl\Crtllllll illtdll~
h:\C cnnt rtlllcd ~
late: 1970\ the\
",11 111 the hup~:
tntkpcndcnt ''•1
md t•l'lc:rn p.art
\\ tulc 111' und
.111d tllltCOITlC Ill
clc".tr \\hat 11 '" d
fhc: n11hiJf\ ul • ltl\c\\urdcnc: ntl
to·.m.onn. \\hel
ngnrt "·" h.tlltlu
1~ Ill ,1 Crl\1\ d
l.,llmg loretgn m,
million rnilit.ll)'
ntllhnn 111 1977
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"One of th~
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which carri1
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Wtn Sri L.ank an civil 'fvar ...
,..._.ri Lankan tudents Ultimately
By Mtchnel ( ohen
l'l11nrtr 1 "• , .. n --
1111\ "ri lanl..,, "un 1\l.tnd ol I fl
nulhnn people; h011fwuy .tcro'' the:
world h '' uho a l11nd thut ,even
ll'\\1' und ( lm k 'II udent' call hom1.
1\ huntl' that hu' been rll( 1-c:d b\ a
• btliCI cthlltC W,tr •
1 he pr obh:m' 111 Sri lunk.l dcnvc
lr•lm dtlfctcnccs .tmong the 1\\U
ntlllllf l'thtliC gttHlp\
1 he Sinhale.,e arc the largest of
t)ll!'C gtollp\, rcprc Cnttllg 75 f\CrO:nl
ol Sri lunk:u\ lb million people
1 he Sinhulesc arc prcdom1nutel)
Rmldhl\1, .tnll <'<lntrolmo t ol th~.:·
outhcrn .md ,,e,tcrn .11C~I' ol Sn
1 10~•' · r .1n11h mal.:e up 18 percent ol
th~·tcllal pnpulmwn .md arc 'trongcr
1n the IIUrthcrn <tnd ca,lern \ec.:tinn'
ol "" I .1n~... I he) arc mo,tl)
H 111ch" •• md daun that 1 he\ "rc:
di\l rtOIIIIUIC:d agatll\1 h~ I he.: "lllha·
tc .. c cnntrnlled !:l'''ernmcm In the
httl' 1970\ the~ ,t,lltl!d i.l gucrnllu
w.11 111 the hupc ol c'tnbl"h1ng an
im!epc:ndcnt .. t.ttc.: 111 the: nun her n
.Hill (11\lC:I n r..rt' ul '\rt I unk:t
\\ htlc 111' unc.:•lr:.u \\hat the c.uhc'
,1nd tWIC(ltnC nl the \\.U \\.111 he, II j,
('kar '"h.11 11 '' d111ng tu "" l.unLt.
1 he nuhltlf\ nl l)rc,tt!tnt luntu-. • 11\c\\:trdenc no" m::omb~r' '0.000 • •
to 40,000. "here ''"' 15 mnnth'
,,go'' ",,, h.1ll that '"c. I he <.'Cnnum~
1, .11 ,, en"' due tu lo" 1mptut'
t:tlhng lorctgntm<."tment and a '50
nHihon nulit.ar~ budget (lrom \~0
milhnn ttl 19771. 1 hh. )car .tlone 2.500 Sn lan~.tn' hu\e du:d .1nd
o\ e1 IOO,O<Xl have bc{'nme refugees
What ale the rc.tl C,JII!\Cl\ or tht'i
'' ttk'' I hill depend"> ,, lot on who
~oulull.. to Snrhnrnor<. K.uun.•l..·
ar itO Ku,m.tthan ot .lo lo .111ci Jlllllot
Vu,,mthan llrudac. tH llrnthc .tr"C
1 amth l1otn nnrthc10 Sri I anli.t
Roth lc."el th.tt !'inhuh.,t tlt .. crmu·
nat ton 1 the ntaJor pruhlc 111
.. It\ nnt <li"C:II dt'l ttrntn.tlllllt It lie
in South ,\lrtcu ... JoJo 'md. "It\
more when \nu're lonktn!(lm .ljoh
and gcumg tnto ~·nllcgc th.tt C\Cfl ,r
.)UU nuglu dn hctter th.tn u Stnh.tk'c
pcr,on, ,1o, long~~~) nu'rc l .tmtlthC\
put \uumthccnd nl the hm·"
I .mgu,tgc •~ .wnther rmnt ol
1 amil contenuon . ln 1956 SinhCtlil
\\ ·'" made I he nllll't.tll.tnl,!Uage. ami
nHirt\ 1.1m1l\ lccl 1hu1 tn u'ell t!l
dt,Crtrntn.umn . I he) ptoJl''"e
nwJ.; ing I ngh!~h the nllichtl hmgu.1gc
'mcc nJotnV member' nl bnt h 'c.'('' •
1.. nn\\ f ngll\h.
\.uot llcrera. a Sinhalc,e junuH
I rum(_ nlnmho.thc cupu.tl, hchl'\C:'
lan~:;ul i!JC i, the onl~ dillcr~nt :c
bct\\ccn the t\\o ~\:(h, otnd th.11
Smh.tk'c: being the olltctallangu.tgc
1' a nu\takc.
S\ltnC people 111 S11 lllnka !.CC
t h~· problem a' not '" rnud1 bCIIlit
one ol prctudt~c . but nne nl po\\c_r.
\\II h deep ht\loric:tl m:crtones . lama
\\.>tutl\oort.t tech th.11 Suth.11e~c
dt,aimimllion j, not ull it\ mnde out
IU bl'
"I tlunl.: thut hhtnm:.tll~ there
h.t, been ,, '" u.ltton \\here 11\ he en
ca'~ for 1 umtl pc:opk to bl! ~.:nm·
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Columbia University
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School of International and Public
Affairs
Representatives will visit Lewis and Clark today
to provide information on the Master of
International Affairs and the Master of Publi
Administration Degree programs.
For more information, contact the Career
Planning and Placement Center at the
Gatehouse, ext. 6721.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM'S FINE ARTS
FILM SERIES
Sunday, Nov. 2
Council Chamber 7:00 -9:00 p.m.
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h\lng, brciltlung, (a~unati ng ~tory
which C<ll nc' withtn tt lglllftcant
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- t -
h1rt.Jbk wtth \lnhnlc-.c pcoplc."'shc..·
,,ud "II \llU tak\: .tloo~ .11 the tm:omc
d 1\lrthutann nl 1 he 1 amtl 1 n t ht•
"'UI her n .10d \\CSlCrtl .UCU'), \'(111
'cc that the arc real \\Cahh\ .tnt.l • r1c:h. I ht' ts nn110 !Ia there :trcn't
ract.tl lccltng!l 111 the l'Ounlr\, hut
there'' a 'cn.,e tll tnkrtllh.C fnr dtl·
IC'rc nt re•lf'k ...
f'o\\ cr .md m.tntpul.,llnn Wec­
r.l onri.tlccl, arc olllhc he.trt ot the:
1\!)UC She rceb thai the lunul arc
t.tlktng trom :.t po,tttun t'l nm,er
due to their promtnence tn \\C~t~rn
.u:.tdemtc and media Ctrclell. She
al'o fcch 1 he Sinhalese .trc 'c..rcd
hc:cnu'c Tamtl controlled !.out her n
I ndt.li\ )U\1 l;! mtlc:' a\\ uv. r here·~
,Jbn trcmcndt•U!-. anternalwn tl
pt~'~~urc put ont he Sinhali!\c hcC'.IUM:
ul I he \\a). \Vec:ra-.\lOrt.t lee Is, 1 he
I arntb cuntrnl the mtcrrHIItOnlll
pre,,
<..)u11c ,, thiTcrcnt plcttue ~~ p.unacd
h\ the l.tttll~. the\ lccl th.tt the
1.1d th,lt nw'' '''the Jtlh' .md f10\\Cr
urc ~cntrul11cd the Smhule"e hn\1.;
.tilt he JHl\\Cr I he l.tmlb .1lso lc:cl
t hefu.:t th.tt menthc" ol Purlt.,mc:nt
hnH: Hl l.tkC .tn 0.11h ullo~nlt\ In,,
unucd Stt I an~n. preclude' l .mul
ttprcscnUllton ~lo t northern
I unul' .uc lor 'ep.uuuon, ~o b
IU\\ ,, 'cparatt'>l could not hecorue
p.trt ulthc go\crnmcnt
\m1thcr prohlcm urc., tor the ma."'
'" ,t.and.trdllattnn. a prtii;C ., "here
(nrolhncn t 111 cullegc' .tnd JOh'i ''
dc,tgncd 'o the popultllnn ·~
rcp1 c_,tttall\ cult he populauun .ts H
"hulc l·ot example, culh!gcs "l.mld -- ,..,....,._ -
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'' rl\ c lm I M pcn.cnt J am1l rc~t,tru·
unn \lllc.:C: lanul n1.1l.:e ur I M percent
ulthc. n 1..1nk.an fltlflUI.Ittnn . flu:
Stnhalc~e 'ill) th.tt th" 1, \ltntl.tr In
t\lfirmati\e \clWil JlWgram' Ill the
tj~ "htlc: 1 he I am tis !tll) tht' '' ~ct
a not her I or rn ul d 1 cnmtn.lt ton
t\~ m.m~ dtltcrcnce <~ there urc:
.1huut thl· cau~c nl the Sn I ankan
conflict. 1 hen: arc e\ en more .tbout
the pn ~•hie solution. ,\t thts ume
there nrc negouauon' talang place
hct\~ocn J.t) C\\.U'tkne nnd lc:nfc:rs ol
th~ l.uml l nttcd l.tbcrauon f·ronl
i\1 the !t.tmc ltmc the mlltl.tr) '"
cng.1gco 111 ., bloud~ ".tr
The wur 1 hctng fnught hct "een
the mo!ltl\ Stnhnlc!tc Sra I mt..nn • • arm) .md the T am1l ~cp.tr.lii!~IS
tcrnu 1\ts. dcpcmhng (ln \\ hich ,tJc
1 spe.1l.: 1111-i I he\\ ar 1s hcmg I ought
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Brmhc ,utd .lu.lu ~uppMI th~ lllln!-.
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hl.mH.'d no m.lltcr "hcl doe' the ~tl·
hrt{l Hrod tchcltc~c:r, th.tt the .. ho\ ...
•" hc~.:.tJI, them, arc helpmg to hnng
.,bout ,, .,oluuon \\here,,) bel on:
the' tole nee .,htrtcd the go,cmmcnt
\Hillldn'l C\Cil lOU.
"ScJlnr~usm '"'the on I\ sotuunn, ..
llrodtc sutd "I he trw.t 1 nut thcrr
between the Smhul~e ,md lhc I mmb
I or all\ ot he a :'<Oiuuon ..
Pcrcr.• '""·'!!.' ccs nnd ,,ud ... I he
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dl~lU~ ell 1!1 crc:.tllng n emt·
autunumuu,; government "II htn Srt
I ,m..,a II th.H cnme about the
rwrthcrn and \\«:Stern ~ccuon ol
Sr1 t .m~.~ \\.Ould be gt en tronger
JlO"ers ul local go\ernment whtle
tn~ tng pan o1 ra l.nnk.1
Thnt ccm10 to be the mnJOrll\
rostuon olthe curn:nl pc:u:c &alks.
but the problem Is v. hethcr or no&
the northern and \\Otcm .1n:.a'i \\.Oult.l
he connected The U nucd :"au on ttl
l'art of Pre 1dent Juntu Ja~c­
~urdme s.!) the~ "ould ~ two
n:gton , :tnd the 1 um1l Unttcd I ab·
cratton r ront ftnd thtll
un.ti.'L~ptablc
Wh.ltc\cr the: spC~;IIJC ,the ques­
lhln ts \\hcthcr th1 .trr.angcment
could \\ "' k m un\ lorm S.troj Perera
thmli:~ ''''the best 1dt't1 .1nd \\'ec·
r11 on11.1 .a~v-ec"' \\J( h n:~tr"\'31lon\
.. \\lute h.tlfthc l anul~ are tn the
~0\llh,lhcrc .1rc ulmo t no mhnloc:
m the north. · she znd ·•t n order
forth" tel \\ork) ,,u need to mu:gnue
both n:~tnn "
Brodtc f«h thnt !itnu-autonOm)
,, toCI \\cnk nnd thuttotnl ..cp.amlt~nt
,, the ~ml) .tn,\\cr He pomh oul
&h.tt ~c..r ago Sn I .mkn \\3 l\\tl
COUnlrtl!' nnd C\er\ thmg \\COl fine
lie uho feel!. that \\ Hh help hom
India, an mdcpendenl I uml tate
could upport 11 elf lie 3\~ that
there an: strong raf1lllcl!\ bel\\ ccn
th~ rurml m Sn I ank 1 tnd the
bl:a~ks tn ~outh \ln\;a
\\ h.ttc\«:1 the problem) m.t) he
m sn t .m~ ••. thc: \ l 'ludcnt remtun
fm·n~J\ \\ IUle It IS \rUt.: thUlt\\ 0 S11
l !lnL:-tn tudents \\oultJn't tnlll: lor
lc.tr ut cre.mng tntc .tnhlng them.
lur the mu:-.1 pMt the I C Stt l mkun
communu' uck" tug~• her The'
.trc llll in u lorctgn l.1nd, <sO the\ nil
need each other lor !iUppun ~lure
th.ln betn~ I unul or mhnle<~e.
I :uu., and Rrndir art' people \~
uch the} •re fncnds
And the) ha\lc a pomt of ogn:e­
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I nnk • the' uhtm.uel) hnpc f m
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on dhplu) 111 the Sl'Uipture ( •Hrllen,
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"1 he lnunt.lln \\Ill h.rn• (alltng
".tier c\Cr y pl;tcc," \\'c,t .. uid
"h \\ nnl"ml•an" •Ill} tlun~ lrtcl.tll\.
but it ~hould he ''in,pir.ttionul " 1 he
.. culpturc h,,, tal-en uhout h\c
month~ w cmnplctl'
\\ c'l ,,ttd "l•lcct r ll'll) und
plumhing "ere nUl\ I ,,, t ht• \\ 1H k
Student Comedy Opens Tonight
8) C) nthia l.opu
rlol'l~r I "IE ,llrf
1>1cturc till,. a Je,,thcr cl.uf pro\
Jlllfll tlfl j,t, 3 "'' tc'ltCr for r 0)
\\odd, .m Arknn"'a"' count f) grrl
\\hO lll\(01\ '>lllt'lls, ,md .1 \\HCkO
perfornutntc .trll'\1 All 1lf theN:
\\ 1lmen room to get her 111 a Vtll:rgc
.rpnrtmcnr .md make ,tah~ ntthcu
rmfe5Sion.,J c:uC'C~-mdced. m then
.. hH'' ·· Quite a motk) hunch, hut
then Jndl\ idu. tht~ mnke' the pin)
I uhtng For ComplwJrlll' ''hut it
I
h 1 mten: ung nnd rtltimes funn)
to oh "-c four very dilferent \\Omen
all 111 the ame boat. try:ang to get
nlong \\lth ench other. "hile ll)ang
n \\til to uoceed career\\ t!le 1 he
pin 11 elf J.S llmtl), m tha111 prrscnt
n tor) thnt could east~) perwin 10
nn) lrher,d. rts graduute
·'rm glad we are
doing a pi&)' written
by one of our own
student \~·Reynold
aid.
hi a piny"' rmen b) Stephen B
Clark. a 19~5 grudu.llc of Le"' t5
und Clar ~ •. It is. a din:ctor Edgur
Rc}nold dt'5Cribes it. "a lighthearted
come-d) about the ch.mges m one's
lrfe nJter gr tduauon," and he added
1 hat 1 he htgh parited mood of the
Jllny \Hi SUited 10 pleuse I helttcr
goer great I}. the pl.t) '" c cptum.ll hect~u'c
1t\ the hr,.tl C'~tudcrtt•\HIIICil rull
length pl.t) done .rtthc collc!-;,>e ('larJ..:
\\ ·'" u foa Cl' m 1 he t hc-.rtc r ,,, L C,
R~) nul~h !O:ud Nut on I) ''·'' he
rmuhl"\lm uctmg, hut ahn in "riting
quite n lc\\ ~cripts .
\mong ,ome ol ll.uk\; \\orJ.;,
fll'rlormed oil I (' .IH" llmra. Tht
H1g Rt tl llclft•l, uml ll'llfJf'tlpdlo
War nun.~ Tr,•IICI,, .til uf\\ hH:h \\etc.'
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"I'm glud \H! nrc doing n rl.t)
"riucn b) one of our l)\\ n tudCill', ..
Rc\ nold), s:ud •
I hr char .tcter~ 111 FHhtng I m
Campllnh''"' include ~ann Locmkcr ,t, ,\hcc, I iunc H1lhns a\
fa nyu, .kanmc: 1 ,tforllnCe II\ lrJl,tll),
~1ina Hummer a,S,ti,Jlhcph \\' tdl\
.h lkrnard, ~wnlc} :\.rndcl':'.ll' Peter,
Puul Don.Jhnt .1~ lhmartl, I ro\ •
Rtdcnuur '' \lr Uulftn, .and lo n·
Rccm "Muthu .
One c;ould tlll'\ldu 1 h" rl.t) ul,
h\, t~nd dcltnHel\ tm I ( 'tuticnt~. • .md well \lotuth 'ccrnr lm the Clhl
of one dollar. I he piH) hcprn' tunight
,and :tho ,hu\\ ~ Oct. 11, '\ U\ • I, tl,
7, .tnd, ,Ill\ p.m. on th~: mam,t.rgc .
hH Ufl C\CIIIIIS ol Jrghth~·.trtl'd
cnteruunmcnt. )Uti cun't hc:11 1h~
JH rce or the ~uah\\
THE FUTURE. IS IN
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
A representative will be on campus
WEDNESDA\ . NOVE't-1BE.R 5, 1986
to discuss
GRADUAn STUDY
~-~\THUNDERBIRD
~ ~ AMERICAN GRAOUATt SCHOOL
Of INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT
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Recruiters on Campus the
Week of November 3-7:
U.S. Marine Corps, Tuesday. November 4, table in
the Trail room, 10:00 a.m.-3:00p.m.
The American Graduate School of International
Management , Thunderbtrd Campus, Masters
program 1n International Management , Wednesday ,
November 5, 1nd1v1dual appo1ntments 1n the
Monteith Room, 9:00-5:00.
U.S. Air Force, Thursday, November 6, table in
Trail room, 11 :00 a.m. until 1 :00 p.m.
Monterey Institute of International Studies, Masters
programs 1n International Polley Stud1es, International
Management. Public Adm1n1strat1on, Fr1day,
November 7 individual appointments in the
Monteith Room, 9:00-Noon .
Information on the recruiters listed above, and other
recruiters who w1ll be on campus Fall term, and
procedures for stgn1ng up for tnteNiews and handing
in resumes, IS available at the Career Plann1ng &
Placement Center. tn the Gatehouse. x6721. Neil Goldsd
andidnte f
Q. Whul wo
(~o' ('r!lor?
\, I he top
ol Oregon nms
stutc cunnu\ ulf
past Ctght )Clll
I he uncmpl'-'Y
.r\crage ltum1v •
to :111.100 hel<l\
Q. Whnl ur
und \H'Ilk nc,,c
A. I kclthat • C per ICI11.:C IS 11
IIIIS~IIl i\CI and
C\p..:rrcn~.:e '' rt
of pructtcal ptlh
,,1 I ran,port,ll
mthc l·cdcr .11 '
nnd (Mclgn 1r.
lnlcrnlatuHwl •
prcrt.~rc me to
Ill\ CSIOI:<. I I
I til ) ou sn un n
Q. \\hat ll
and \H'Ilknc,,~:
\ • :\ tl 111111 Jl
'llutc gmcrnm
SlftiC C.lJllltll \\
her \\ illrngnc!o
not dtscu'' he:
ryum• at I C\\ 1
JUdge our !il\i
1 hcrmclvc'
Q \\hut ;.,
Oregon\ bu'i
\. the "Ore
I (It I he rcCO\ e
th.tt \\C nil ha
government n
commumt} at
pn1utt II.'~. It rc
out to tap thos
OrcgliOI,II\,,
pr ogr .uns to c
nc\~ jobs that
• usrng them" 1
im co,t rnent. fc
ti!\OIItCC\ I 0 h
.md new butotn
Q. What rol
In Oreaon's ru
A. The role
tht stute 5ho
nrc ~ualified to
of the quality
tnbutaon• are
Q. How wei
in Oncon!
A. Fairly
ongoing pr'occj
oft he prog
or hmd-bued
development
problema arc
There hu bee
Jensus amona
Q.Wbllll
eeonOIDJ!
A.Seequ
Voter'l Pam
difference~ be lre
• 1 u ~cat '
\\ ntown
pic )HI\ie
• il \'l'lll \
!ll'l IHSl
di,pJU}
• 8l'neml
td on a
ol t h~o·m
• would
11 I l,l\'id
ull oft a
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~d
he
le in
onal
>ters
1day,
the
e 1n
>ters
anal
day,
the
1ther
~nd
~1ng
g &
II cil (;otdschmidt, Democratic
Cundidnte for Governor
Q. Whut would be ) our top priorit) "'
GoH•rnnr1
\, I he top prim·it) ol the nc:xt Gmcrnor
nl Oregon mtl'ol be II \Ins out cconom) 1 he
111tc cannot alfc>ru "hal h." huppcncu m 1 he I'·"' ct~lu ycur underthe fHC\Clll Governor
I he uncmpluyment rate: 1 o\'cr 9% und the
aH:rug~·lami\.) income hastJropped from pmity
lO J,J()(l bt (U\\ tht ~~~till lht COUOir\ ,
Q. \\'hut uh· ) our ( nndidnte \ 'trcngth\
unci \H·uJ..m•.,,t>,?
A. I kd IIMtth\.' \HtlCI) find quality ol tn\
e pcricm.c I!> II\) ):IJC.Itc't ''r~ngt h. J\, ( um­
nli'i~Wncr and \lu ur ul Potthmd , I g.uned
e pc:rtcnce ''it h the da tn duy rc4uu emcnh
,,, pt11CIIC.tl rohll~. :\1) cxpcrien~-c o.1.' \~ret:tl')
,ll I nm port at lOll hHs t.mght me ho\\ to wnrk
m the l·ctleutl arena ~lvexpcncnl:c in business
.md lnrctgn tntdc a~ \'1\:e Prcstdcnt ol Nike
lntcrnCittnnal .llld Prc!!oidclll nl ~ike Cannd.a
pre rare me to deal" ith h1rctgn market und
tn\cs to•~ I urn sur~ th.ll my opponent \\all
ftJI \ Oll Ill Cln Ill\' \\'C3~ m' C'S.
Q. Whut on: your opponent\ 'lrcnJttho;
and \H'UkJIC\W'o?
\. Nnrnhl Puuluo; has rut m a lot ol time in
St<tlc go\'Crnrncnl in Salem. She J.:m1\\~ the
'IDle c.tpllul ''ell ,\nc't her l\1 her \trengths '"
her willingnc!,o; tu 'fn.·uk out. I \\ould r.tthcr
not u tSCll'is he• "eak ncssc10 I think 1 hut c\ c-
' runt> at I cwt-and (. l.ark 'hould be ahk w·
IUUgC U\H -~ails llllll aCCOI\lf'li~>hmcnt~ lor
1 hcmsch•t<i.
Q Whut I\ on your UJ!tmdu to ituprovc
Orcs: on\ bu,inc.,, climate?
\ fht · Ort'gon Cilmchack"givc,mvugcnda
I or 1 he recover) ol Oregon. It undersumds
that we nil h:\\ c tu pull together, the ~lute
g'wcrnmcn t mu t bt ,, pflrtncr with each
community :md llri\'atc bu<:incv' in ~etting
pnllnlll!,. It l'cqutrcs leader~hip which reachc.,
out to tup tho~«.: .t,piration~ .and talent' of nil
Orcgonmn~ Orc"-ltn h.ts mnny ol the ~umc:
program' tu \'nc.nur .tgc economic growth and
nt:\\ jobs thnt other <:~l.ate!) do. Wc 'rCJU~t not
U'>lllg them Wt\elv We ntU\t mobili1c pm•.\te
iO\C'ilOlCilt, {ederul fund~. anu C:\IUCiltiOI\1\)
resource' to help e)ti~t ting bustne,.,e\ e\pund
and new busmc,sc: .. locate hen:.
Q. What role should higher tducalion play
ln Orrgun ·~ futurt!
A. Jhc role tlf ro\t secondary education in
the sttuc ~ohould be to prepare citizens who
nrc qualified to contribute to lhe improvemenl
ut the quality of life in tbe state. These con­
I nbttt a on• are social, cultural and economic .
Q. How well hu land UJe plannln1 worked
ln Ore1on?
A. Fairly well. Land use plannina is an
ongoing proceu. The fundamental conc:cplS
ur the program are sound. It off en protection
or lnnd-based resources and still encourqes
dt\lelopment wilhin urban areu. The major
problema are not a failure or the system.
'J here has been a failure lo articulate a con­
sensus amona competina interests.
Q. What IIJOUrtllateu to Improve Orcpa~
ICOnOIIlJf
A. See qucation 4. AI you can read in the
Voter's Pamphlet, one of the fundamental
differcnca me and my oppoMDt ll f,fO EER l.O<;. OC 1 OBfo:R JO. 1986
Representati ves of the
Goldschmidt & Paulus
campaigns submit their
responses to questions
posed by the
Pioneer Log.
thut she beltc\C.S the 01cgon econom) i tn
g<lOO ~hupc anu I recogm7c thnt ittS perlormtng
!\Ub tllntmlh hl'IO\' our fHltPnllnl
Q \\hut j, \our candldute\ po,ilion on
~UbJcdmj! tht• ( olumhiH Rher (;ur~e to
n1Uional prute\:th l' \tutu,·•
A. I 1." ur the lcgt l.ttmn
Q. Whutl.dud uf work in!! rdution,hip wilh
th,· I CJ!i,lutun \\auld) uu lun'l' ., (;owrnor"
\ \\ t hu\ t ~U)od imh\ ttlu.ll" 111 tht l \."gl:\
1,\lutc und .ahlt llhuer:.hiptn the Hou\c ltnu
Senate Wt: hu\ l. been lackmg the h:udcr~hifl
1nthc (.u\ c• no• \ ulllcc I c.1n t.)flcr tlmlcad­
cs :.lup and nnticlpole 1\\1 problem!> \\OI king
\\ith the I css:.luure I \HnkccJ "'ell wHh the
Cit v Coum: 11 u' ~ha) or .and "llh Congress as
S~: rt:lllf) ol I rnn:.purwuon .
Q. Whsal pulh 'hould Ort•j!on\ Ia' ')'llttm
fullm\ in lh\· fuhm·?
A. 1 he' otcrs ot Oregon h,l\ c ~Jloken loud
.llld cle:u, NO St\ 1 FS It\ X I hn,.c satu
fiom the hegmmng ol 11\\ cnmpmgn th.tlthl'
('(Hne•~tonc nl on' tu:ot rclorm me., urc tn
~
Oregon must be ,, 1 ronget ami more table
t\:Unom\' •
Q. \\hal i' your opiniun un lhc 't?lfl:liun
of I hanford u<t ll nucltur dump 'itt'!
A. l h r m\ uc.Hl bod\~" •
Q. What are your opponents
strengths and weaknesses
.. .1 would rather not discuss
her weaknesses. I think that
everyone at lewis and Clark
should be able to judge our
skills and accomplishments
for themselves.
-Neil Goldschmidt
Mr. Goldschmidt is an effec­
tive speaker but has no expe­
rience in state government
and has a political approach
in addressing the concerns of
his listeners.
-Norma Paulus
Q. Why ahould the Lewla A Clark com­
munity •ote for your candklate on Nonmber
4th?
A. I wish the support of the lewis and
Clark community because you are an important
put of tbe future of Orqon. Like the explon:n
wbo were your namesake. we arc headiq
into that unknown territory across the
mountain&. by an ocean c:•lled Pacifec. I would
like to invite you to become a pan or ihc
'"Orqon Comeback• . lt"' about work. It'S
about cb•nac. It"' about hopc.­
ltJWot911t#
Comlflllt• IIIHIIMI llw M~~Hn for ~. Normn Paulus. Republican
Candidntc for GoYernnr
Q. \\hat "ould he yuur tup priurir) as
j!ovnnur!
\. M )' top J'lrHlf uy tl:\ f._~o-.crnor ts actual!~
thrcctohl,hr t,tore wrcthestute'scconclm).
parucul.lrl.)' the husmes: cnvtronmcntlor ·m.'\11,
C,XI'ittng bu 11\C~ C , CC:OilU, tO tnhthlC M:hOOI
lundtng find tlur~. tn rc:orgtmtlC state
gmernmentlu prm 1de more cr. sees \Hth•)ut
r,H\mg t.t e .
Q. What un• ~ nur l'sandidun•\ '\trt•n.:th"
and \H'Ill.:nt·~!il's'!
A. M~ sucngth" nrc fittccn vcat nf e pe·
, icncc in "::lUie go,crnmcnt a~o, u ~tate legt~lnuu
und tl ~ccretnr~ of • t,ale mtl • f!rtl\Cn lr!l\!k
r('Cord of htgh lntcgnl) und le~uJershtp M.)
wcaknc:~~e' nre m) candidness and open
c: prcssttm of opmmn
Q. \\hat are )nur oppun~n t' trcnglh~
and ''cakrtt>S,~?
A. :\1 r lrold'SChtntdll nn elfeCIIVe realer
but hu!i no exrcnencc "''ll:tte go,rrnment
unll ha :. pohtscal nprrorh: h tn nddre mg
the onccrns ol h1o; h tcncr
Q. \\hat i' your 11i!tlllJa lQ imprm,, t>re~:on
bu .. inr .. ·" climate?
\. I he hsghhilht. ot m\ .agcndo ure to
t't!\'llllht.e our b;.t,..IC sniJu~;tne.s of umber,
:.tSII"ulture and t(lttn,m. I \\ill ul o locus un
1 he de\ dt.lflmenl ol 1 he C olu rnbm R 1Vcr n~ u
funn~,•l for the natton's uude 111 the l'.tcafic
Rim
Q. \\ tu.c rolt 'hould higher rducation fJll&)
in OrtJ.!Ufl \future?
\.\\ ~..m: l:'lcmg~ r.tfltdl) rhrangmg \\odd
Our tn1nomu: he.1lth, nur 'o" ml he all h und
our mt1h iuual "cll-bemg are dependent on
our uh1hty lo cope" 1th nc\\ setS ol u ~umptions
,and ne\\ tden We can meet lhe chulleng~: ol
the.-future only 11 we hn\'e JUl!fiiU'cd nur Citizen
to thsnk l.'llllcull) um.l act knm,ltdgcnbl).
f{tghcr educution I\ c.~ enllnl lO rrepanng
O~gom:tn t{l tul.:e advuntag~· of the oppor­
tumtle "lu('h lie tthenli.
Q. How well ha\ land U'lt planninl worktd
in Ortgon!
A. Aller ncurly IJ )tars. the last of the
Comprohen'iive l'huts wU.'i rttentl} l'flmpleted .
A u result, we cun only "''w begin t'l llS.~ess
the effects ol state wtde lund Ulie plannmg.
Land usc planning hM been a paanful process
in some areas oft he state, but I behcve ll will
be ,;f great ~nefit in the ~ars ahead By
idcntifyina in advance those areas of each
county whach aR best suited for various type$
of development, we will be able to ensure
orderly srowth while consuming the quality
of life in the state. I was ODC of the or\ainal
proponents of SB 100, and I alill acuvely
support land usc plannina. I rccopilc the
need for some administrative cbanaa but
believe firmly that land UIC planaina bu had
a posttive effect on Oreaon.
Q.WWia,_........,
1C0ft01111!
A. If we are scrioua about mukenna our
producll. attnct.inl new dewlopina
meffecUvc touria policy
we mUll let lila .. , ollbe COUDUJ IU die
world-know wbal Ortaon bll to otrw. I
bolleve weauat.jola fona willlaelabbOrig
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I
ace '
-
uue" to promote: the North\\t 1 n a reg~on
I helle:\ e till "•II be nece ... un tf "e are to
n:ahzc our lull potenuul roreconom•c gr<l\\lh
We h!!Vt: the tnlent and sk1ll m thr tate lO
\.Om pete wtth the be t the v. (I rid hn 10 offer
1 v. all pru-.td~ l he lcnde1 hlp 1 o allov. Oregon
lO ucce~slull\ compete 111 ch ngmg \\Orld
econorn)
Q. \\hat i~ your cnndidaatt•' posilion un
"ubjedtng the ulumbia RtHr (:nrgc lo
nutlnnat prllle~:ti' r. !llll\U!i!
\. I h1m: bc:<:n o long t.mJ1ng ad\IQCale r,,r l'fOteCIIl'n Oil he olumbtu Rl"CI' Gorge
1 wa plen~>ed wtlh the pn'i~nge. of the hnal
htll
Q. \\hal kind of"urS.tng rclarron,. hip \\ilh
lhr l..cgi l~tlurt' "ould )\HJ hu \ ras' •0' ern or?
\. Ounng m\ three tc:rms Hllc rcpre·
enlntlVt I\\ n nble l\1 pn C:\ Cr} OH1Jl'lr JHCCC
utl~·l.'ihttton thutl pon ored, SU\'C one 1 ho...q:
bill tncludc:d contrO\crstnl cn\lronmcntnl,
fumnng. hum.tn rcsout\.-e , snd humun nghli!
1 ucs I WD!\ tble to 1 comphsh m) legaslaU\'C
~uccesses e\ en 1 hough m' purl \Hl'~ m the
mtnont) dunng 1\\ o of those c aon I \\t\
tbh: 10 forE;t strong lte on both tdes of the
as~le btcause I hold the lfiHt and confidence
ollcgt:slntors !rom hoth pnrttc I hn\e m 1n·
t.uned th1u ~rm .• tson and !\I til hold \he respect
ol members ol the lcgt latun: l e peel lhtu
the lcsi<~ltturc "ill be 'er' productive\\ lute I
.• m clo,errtor
I
Q. What path ~hould Ort•gun \til' ~lrurturl!
ruuo~ in lhe (utu~ ?
\.In the tnlmcdtotc lul\lrc Oregon',. b 1c
t.t ~tn1cturc \\ill reman unchnngei.l II ts
perfecth cle:ar to me thut ()regonmn nre not
gomg1ochan~ourw stru turcunul omwne
docs more ""h the tn fundmg we ahead)
hn''t I June the C:\:ll(nencc and ~nowledge
to do thnt: m~ performunoc 11~ 'ecrcl.tf) of
~
~t.llC ptO\'t 11.
Q. What I yuur oplninn on lht ~tltction
of Hanford u a nudtar dump ~ite!
A.l am opposed to thesclc:cuon <,f Hanford
ns a nuclear waste dump. etlhcr ror commercull
Qf mtlitary wn lc I hu\c: udH>cated for the
clo~ure of the N~Rcactor at the Hanford
rt!o&e rv au on.
Q. Why ahould lbt Lewis A Clark com­
munity vote for1our candklatt on Nonmber
4th?
A. On:aon's neXt Governor needs to be
som~body who undentands lbe enta~ alate.
No1 only th~ dttlertnt repona but also all the
people. I beline that the tntcmu. needs and
the asp1ra11ona of youaa people should be
considered . I haw a broad VIJIOD of a mate
proaperous Oreaon. I bcbevc I h1vc tbe
eJll)eriencc . the abiUty and the innovattw
leadership to reYJtalia Oreaon"' econo..,
and make sure tbal"udcnll todl1 have 1011'11
JOb opportunita tomonow Oreaonialll of lllar aud •n all puts of lhc atate wut to
C.l JOOd about Orepn tpln I waU U10 1D1
upencDCO IDd to •tore elilt
public\ ooalidaae IIIII ,. fl/1/ltl • r <·• 6
Forttln
E dttor m Chtot• Tom Lydon
Managmg Edllor• Lynna Cnsuy
Ntiii'•S EdttOI • Drnn Rn.lb
Forum Ed1tot • Ernst Aobr
Featuros Ea,tOt • Stxmnon Bu0f10
Spotts Ec11t01 • M1ke Lund
Photograph\ ' EdltOf • Davtd BlliiS
Copy Editor • Arwen Rosonbnum
Art D1rector• Trncy Scnlapp
Advertrsmg M,m(tO~t • Jrm Abotos
Busm~ss ManagtJr • P.lrkur HodQus
Register and Vote
on November 4th
The college llge \!Oting group h.t' the dubious honor of ha\ mg
the lowest 'otcr turnout record ol any chgtble \ ottng group.
un:l) \\-e c.tnnot e p«!Ct to conwt tour <Jsptration' toto rcaht~
tl we do nol c.:~crcuc our right to \ otc 1\t \take tht' Vl:ar arc
mam tcdct.ll, tate and local office,, '" well a' \late and local
ballot measu~ l"he outcome of the mo't tmporwnt gubcrnatonal
race In t:t~ht \eao. Will deternllnt: Oregon\ dircctton ror the
futun: ('ee arttcle on last pnge). A U . cnJte ... ent '' betng
contc:,ted "htch \\til determmc: whether Republican' mmntatn
majority control .1' the Pre.,ident enter' the tinul two H'ar' ol
ht' term. Fhe t. Repre,cntall\c: sc.tb are abo up fnr grub\
\to'' of the tate le~t,latun :: t\ at \t.th Dcmoaat' "tll be
\\ate. htng c.lo~ch to ,cc tf their Ol.lJOrit \' j, mamt.tincd
\tate mea,ures on the ballot are ~me .... omc in their tm(lhcauom •.
\\ c "tll dcctdc the fate of a propo,cd propcrtv tax hmllallon.
the legahLatton of marijuana, a propo .. ed 'ales ta>., the bnnmng
of ~t.Hc-tunded abortion~. a prop<.hed home,tcad property ta.\
e emption. acnme \ acttm' · righh b1ll. a rropo,al to shut do\\ n
the Trojan nuclear power plant. J mcu~u•e to relocate rudtouctt\'e
\\'3!\lC' from the banks or the Wallumetle River. and a TC\Oiutton
c'tabh~hing Oregon as a ··nuclear lrcc tone •·
I ocal office' arc .. tso up for clectton everal CtiY ballot
mea,ures w1JI be subJect to \'OtCr\ ·appro\ al A dect~aon wtll be
made on the proposed Portland con,cnuon center. and th.e
E ccunve Ofhccr of Metro. the Portland metropolitan area~
regional government , wall be: cho~cn He or !.he wall tat'klc 1 he
region\ gro\\ang problem of land till 'pace.:, an c:mottonalassue
tor those who hve near a proposed landfill ~tte .
Space \imitatton-. prevent mentioning all cand1datc' and Mues.
Educ:ue vourself b> re<tding the Oregon Voter\ Pamphlet
The importance of the general election ~hould be obvtous.
Democruc) depend\ on ) our informed vote \' otc on 1 ue,day,
No, ember 4th • tr you have not )Cl regi~tercd for the ~o,cmb cr 4th election,
be advi'\ed that the deadline hu" p:hscd lor registrution b) mail.
You must register an person at your county election~ office by
No\ ember 3rd. Regt~tering on the day of the election is no
longer permitted by revised Oregon election law~ .
If ) ou live in Clackam~ Count~. you rna) re~ister at the
countv Elections Department at 825 Ponland A"enue m Gladstone
(655-85 10). Multnomah County re~ident s rna) regaster at the
Ele,tJon,Officeat 1040 .. E. Morrison . trecC(2Jt-9284). Pros­
pective voter... in W~hmgton County may regi,tcr at the Elections
Department at 345 East Matn Street in Hillsboro (64~-8856).
When you go to your c:ounty election-. offtce. you mu't
present proof of your current add res'> of residence In addttion,
vou must obtain a Certificate of Registration. whtch you mu')t
take to the polh with you. It is surrendered \\hen you recetvc
vour ballot.
• Consult the Orttgoniun prior to Election Day to determine
the local polltn¥ place. Remember . precmcts frequently change.
~o it is a good 1dea to verify that yo~lf polhng place is correct.
even if.you are a ~¥ular voter. Lew1_s and Clark ~tuden ts who
arc registered as hvmg on campus wall vote tn Pamphn Sports
Center. Polls will be open from 8:00AM to 8:00PM.
Gender
By JiiJian Detweiler •
Letters------ ---
Meeting a
ubliminal Ad
fo the ('dllor
rm ,ort ol Ctln(u,ed. I recent!)
(Fi htntt l-or t omphment\) htnr<l
that the Pwntrr I og (Ft.,lung I or
Comphrnent') hn' been pt Jcttcmp
(ft,hmg J-ar Comphmen t') .. orne
'ort of ~ubhrntnul nd\Crtl<.tng
(hshmg l-or Compliment.,) Could
thts be true'1 Oh. Torn lt J\1'1 ( hshmg
For Complimen t') doc\n 't -.cem vtl"'t'
ntCC To \Orne II mil\ C\'Cil COOle
ucros!l a.' a cheup 'hot Jl what could
be un honc\l adverll~emcn t One
thmg (h,hm~ ~or ( omphmrnl\)
that I am tntere~ted 111 (Oct 10 &
") t<. whether or not tlu~ ( O\ 6. 7
& 8) "u legnl proct-.., I{ not ( h"hmg
f-or Compltmenh) then l mtghl be
trouble:. lot ( 1-t'hmg l or <.. tlntph I mcnl\) vou I, bctng .tn honc\t
( Fi<.tung) con-.umer (rot) do not
(C omphmena .. ) 'cc \\h\ our lond
,houJd put up\\ ith thts t\ pc ot (Ot: 1
10 & ll !\o\ 6, 7 & 8 8 00 p m ) I
WH.h) w.t..<.h~ journuh'm I respect
you, 1om Hey, I lo\t vou. And
I'm .. urc that you'' tll u'c your bc!>t
JUdgment on the matter at ( Fishin~
For<.. omphmen l') hand I once met
n subhmtnol advertt,er , but only
for a ( h'htng For Comphment..
Oct. JO & 31 o' 6 7 & 8 8 00)
spilt second
Mr 1\-loJO U aclu
sophomore
Athletes Selfish
as Well
r o the Eduor
ln rcgnrd to Mtke lund\ "~tde
l me'· column tn the October 23
t'lsuc I must ay thut I "uo; up,ct
Whtle it i .. correct ao be angr} ut a
student who puts down l C athletic
wuhout pnrttctpnuon or attendance
Mr Lund certatnly \hould not
chasll'>e all llt\ldent' A' one Pto
athlete' putu "There Me too munv
selfish people who don'\ gJVe a dumn
about unythtng but thetr dtploma,"
and a<. Mr lund puts II "The mum
problem tS there as httle un11y among
the student body and sludents nre
too apaahettc to create any "
Stnce when arc 'port' the be all
end all of cretaung 'ltudcnt un11y?
How muny athlete\ go to debate
tournament s, art show~. or II\ lee
tures? I do not lnow the answer to
that and my purpose,., not to chrbtt\e
athlete<. for no a gotng to other event~
but make Mr Lund aware of
the dJVc~ ity of tnterc.,ts on campus In mv opuuon athlete'> ure JUSt lis
\C!'Ih'lh "' 'one P1o llthlctc • !.\UY' tht
rt't uf the CllrnpU'I Ill A~ n rormet
P1o athlete I Mopped pill) mg lor
1 hnt vc:r) reason. A maJOtll} of tht
pin~ c:rs on mv team were more
Interested tn maktng potnl\, gctttng
ret.ognttton nnd betng a 'tar. thnn .
10 tcnm untty
Once ugmn my purpo c" not be:
negatl\ c: to nthlettc' or athlete\ but
to m;\lc Mr l und ay.,arc that he
'hould be O\\ arc of ot he" 'tntcrtst'
befort he 'hoots from the htp
farkt'r flnJJlrS
Stmur
The is Funding
Policy Unfair
l o the L ditor
Many tunc' it would M~em that
the cost' ol gomg to school ot l ew1\
& Clnrk are nsing more und more
each venr. \\ hethcr tt he the tUition
or the boob or evcnJUSt productng
a 'cmor proJC<=l It "the M:nJOr project
thut " the focu' of thiS leuer It
-.hould be noted that the co:-t' of
productng an lnternaltonal Afrmr'
\cnior fhcsl\ or .m Economic'
cntor J he\t\ can run toto the
ne1ghborhood of $1 OO-S200 plu ...
depe-ndtng upon the qunlny of the
the''' wrmen Qunltty here t!. the
lr.c) becau e at lea<>t tn the lA
deportment. a theSIS ~hould he of
"pubh~hnble quality" m order for tt
to be accepted. The quality of the
thew. t\ even more tmportonta( the
student ts considering trytnSl to wnac
nn honon. thesis. This means thnt
the cost of producing such a thests
wtllmevttably be higher
"It '" not the actual co't of the
the:, I\ that i!.the problem, how ever
rather 11 •~ the fact that the ~chool
(through SAAB) provtdc' $11,000
1n atd to anyone who ... domg a
nonrt·qutrrcl emor ProJCCt but
ab,olutely no help to those peoplt
who ure prcpanng a rrqmreJ em or
l hem or ProJect Does th1s \eem a I
bn unfntr perhaps even dt~crtmt
nuaor)' to vou? If not then maybe
you do no1 hove to fooa the btll for
n senmr proJeCt that you are reqUired
bv the school to produce tn order
to i:'ruduatc, The po101 here ts that
when a student com eo, to thJo, \chool
he/,he 1~ not pressured to 'elect n
maJor lf he she were ao ptck a
department that has a rcqutred thew •.
however thnt pcl'l)On !.hould be awnre
that the ndmtntstratton on cnmpu ~
'' dt~cnrnmnung agntn t them by
mnkmg them pay for all o!>pccls of
prcpunng a semor th~b I) Tran\
ponutton to and from mterv1ew~
2) Transportation to and from other
colleges' better stock.ed hbrune.-. for
mformotton that cannot be found at thl" I ( ltbaurv ') ( <l\1 ol
\:crOll: IIIJ(Il\Uit tple COJliC \Of 11 30 40
pnpt. the<~" 4) Co't of cro.Xtnll
re,earc h mnterinl.. S) 1 he co \I of
dcunt-! an\ sun ey1n~ ut all. and 6)
Co''' of lun~ d ''Ill nee: phunc culls
for Ill lOt mat ton or tor tntervtew'
On the other hand hm\c:vc:r. the
,chool wtll provtde tho'c people who
do not huve u mandatory thew. the
opportumty to tup tnto thctr (the
Admtm,trauon ,) vru.t \ton: of weahh
m prcpurtng u 'c:ntor project It ''
not like we (concerned Fcon und
I \ mujor~) have not tncd to get a he
admtnt,tratlon to chunge some
by low' .md oil ow \tudcna~ who huvc:
reqUired the'c' to get 'omc: 'ort of
help Ill fundtng thctr thc,es We
have tnedl We: \\C:nt to ASIC'
SAAB (,lenn (m~gg . and linully lo
the Dean of htculty 1\rletgh Dodson.
who (whtlc helpful) ltrmly stuted
thnt 11 wns not m thetr jUn,dtcllo n
Mr Dodson, tn tact qutte unc:qut
vocabh \lilted thut " til \ttulrtll,\
t>ll compu.\ prc•parml( mtmdo/Ort '
H'flt()f papc•f\ IIIII \I hrar tht•w cosh
In rul\'tuu c• I thai/ not amrnlll om
othc•r mmlc't•tu tim prtJjt'CI."
Hmmm. \\ell that 'ecms to be
finul. doe'n 't tt? M r nod,on made
it qutte clc..r nbout the po\tllon ol
the -\dmtnt\tratton ;md w htle he
ollcrcd \Url.tce changes (c .g. pre!>
'unng a beleaguered Rundy Collver
to \peed up the mter hbrnry loan •.
wInch by the wny t'> not posstblc). it
\hould be noted l hat the~e orrenng!i
of .. hclp .. wtll not get nd uf u problem
thnt the school wtll race year alter
ycnr a-. \tudcnts nrc presented wtth
ever tncreusmg costs of u college
educnuon
1\Pttl l\110, Prrwdem of the• I A
t nunancm. ttmor I A ~lojor
Pat McA.Nwt', u·mor /A MaJor
S PrmWC'k. wmnr Fmn ~loJ()r
Jolm I unifortl, wnior /,.t Major
Bill/ amb. juttwr tcon Major
\farro lbbm::rt1 wmor It ~lojor
} all' A.of/man tmwr lA ~la)or
.Sta(t'l ( orheu, wmor 14 HaJor
Shannon Buono. \tflior I l Major
LETTERS POLICY
1 euer<> to the fdllor ~hould
be addrc ~sed to Bo · 21. The
deudhnc I!> 5 p.m. On rrtdays.
Submtsstons ~hould be typed,
doublc ~,puccd and anclude the
nuthor\ numeu..<> welt as academic
chw•orfacultystundtng . length
c;hould be 350 words or less All
letter' Will be pubhshed but ure
subJect to edlltng for grammar
length and hbelous statements.
The Prontter I ol( rc!lerves the
rtght ao hold lettc.-.. 1f space
problem!> Jmc Allleue~ must
be nctompanted by tdentt.ficauon .
--------
Human reproducuon W& a mystery to many
loll!. not so lonJ! ago J have htllc: doubt
thut more than a fe\.\ people long tor those
dayli because wuh e' cry advance tn what t!>
no\\ the £cience of rcproductton . the tllt,Uc\
urroundtng thtS most ba.s~e human activit} -.c:cm
to muhtply fif you11 excuse: the pun). The newest wave in
reproduction is the
availability of technology
enabling a couple to select
the gender of their child. •~ curned tn a woman':, gcnc:lle muke-up, but
only her mule orr pring wall be urnlcted by
thi-. dongcrou!l dt,eu..'c In thts c~. a would-he
mother can be tree of the tear that !.he wtll
hove a c:htld wtth hemophthu by havmg her
mate\ 'ipcrm ceotrtfuged and opltng for the
urttftclul msemmatton of only those !.perm
carrytng the (eannle chromoso me
I he J'HeVtOU\ examplcl> tndttntc thut lhe
~ender 'iclccllon I!> tndeed lreetng, but the
IS!!Uc become\ more complex between the 'iexcc. mny be. m effect, mpped tn
the bud 1f women Cllll be vtcttm~ of discnmt­
nullon before they nrc even concctved
!)econd, one mtght argue thut Utmpcrtng
w11 h t hts aspect oC reproduction could throw
orf 1 he natural gender balanc e Perhaps there
tli good reason why, tf left to chance, more
females thon males ure born tnlo the world
If ptt k y parent~> become the mUJonty. tt ts
pos~tble the nnturul ba.lwlC:c could be dio;ruptod
Who know' whut the elfc:ct' oft hts mtght be., ., he newe t wnvc in reproduction i' the
3\'atlability of technology enabling iJ couple
to elec:tl he gender of their child. Phystcu&ns
~:an now usc a centufugc to separate sperm
cnrrytng the female chwmmome from the
perm CUt') tng the male chromO!>OmC. (ne
mother 1 then artifietally in cmannted with
the JKrm ol ch01ce The method i!i not enllrel}
ltt\llprool, but Jt'!i u heck of a lot more
ophtMI(llted than doing ''it" tn posttton no
19 11 )OU want d bo} or no. 32 11 you want to
lllCrca~ the chances Ql having a gtrl.
Whtlc ctcnti~ar. c.~n raise a toast to the:
man(l~ of hivtcchn•JJogy, the rest ol u~; ..rc: left to con,ider the implication' of thir; newly
discovered freedom of choice. J u.st who i$
"freed'"!
One maght tmugme the couple who, after
havmg hud lour boys. embarks on yet another
chtld bcnring t.\peditton tn hopc:li of tinnily
hu\'tng u girl to make their hves complete .
Such lt couple rntght have been lr~ed ol the
51Utins of u Iorge rumilv ir tbcv had li5Cd the: . - .. . centnfuge tcchmquc thl'Ct pregnuncre_, ugo,
I here· .uc al•o u number of dtl'>C<he., thut
urc gender ~pecafic. Hcmopluhu lor exampk, f-tr\1, mum \Otlette.,, .tnd I am \Orry to say
some member\ of our own. draw a huge
di~tinctton between the worth of mule and
lemulechildren. For the most part, mule) are
the lnvorcd gender InC hinu, where couple.,
muy be restricted to producinp onl~ one child,
there arc ~ud stories oJ female bubles left to
dtc becuu'c: mule oft pring arc preferred by
the culture. Given the opportumty to have
only one child, a he Chine'~ wunt boy~> .
In tlus contc 1 pac~onccptton gender
c:h:cuon mu) rc'iult m u r ,Hhc:r msadious torm
ol dt~»crinunullon J he \trull{{lc for equuhty I tlunl 11 " reo'lonublc to c"<pcct most
pro!> pee t tve parent!> wtll be .. utt-.ficd to leave
a he cho1cc oft hetr chtld \gender to 1 he chon\:c
mecung ot sperm und c~ •• 1nd 1 would not
'uggest thut tht\ new tec.hnolo,rv h." sent u ..
down u penh,u' p.tth Itt\ m)' hope however,
that purcna .. Wtll not ahu,e technology to
lulftll an tltlounded dC'IIrc; lor one 'e over
the other. be the paelcrcnce lor,, boy ur a
gtrl Wnh tim ntw freedom to choose, a ..
wtth other freedom • there t\ a need for
responsible dect\lon mnktng
Jilliufl n.:rwc•llt•r /.\ tl \fl//01 polltiwl H'it>nu:
flltlj()f op~
By Par -.
At the center ol \
W•t' the: "tnltj
'"Ill' commonlv W
~tur \\ M,., Morell
If one h'>ten' to I
,hicld OUI Ill I fOfl
thutmc:an\), II on
c"cnhal purt ol t'
tO tn:tn)' \CIC:ntl\1\
1 he true:. purpo
found h) tracmg
pr,lJCCt. When the
mtrodu~o.ed 11 wa\ I
the \m u:t \lntotd
Tile: J\dmtnl\tl1\hOt
te,unp wtll the So
ulHlUI devcltlpm
wcaponrv The: m
\fl•lfC 'huHllc to I<
and rclru,cd rcpur
llllllltt!l on "'hcdu
I he. \ovtet'l tn
uob .. ahd ~dropJ
ol \t.tr Wttr\ (H>
tr) tnf tllt I t:lllt: US
.tlhe') o\Cr 1 he ~ta
• t\dOltlll\lrHIIOO \\
aaound Swr War
rt~.trc h dollars to
1\nd then t hert:
At Rt\ kjavilo. tl
umL'control propo
b.tlli,tic ml,~t lc'
tiMI the: l '\halt d
te,tlllg of Stur \\
rclu,ed on th~o. g1
program \\a' e'<>c
il I 'ee an ut~;on" :
Bicer
-
-
On I rtda} 0
th1rd ttme u\ the
go\crnment o(
democracy tn th
and h,td to 'cnc
~o\ crnmcnt offt
deadlocl bctwcct
O\Cr the annuol t
• 1 n 'Pile ol 'hi
Jut) I to Octot
procec;'c' Congt
btlh thl\ )'CUr It
nppropnuuon btl
adopting 'top-g
We arc S230 btlll
nuscd the nnttont
fhc:~c curren~
Vtetnam nction1
hove led u 'elf UPI
l.
IAJ(O I
• !rOXItlst
cost of
and 6)
tte culls
iiCWS
~cr the
>It who
t"" the
:tr (the
'"calth
Ct. It IS
!)nand
get the
'a me
10 have
:o.ort of
h We
1\S I (',
tully to
tO<tson,
Muted
liction
1ncqut
'udrm .~
•dawn
COS(.\
.,, am ..
i IO bt
nmndc
lltOn of
h1le he
~· pres­
Collvc:r
'loan ·I
,rble), it
rfc:nngs
1roblem
nr aftu
ed w11h
college
the lA
Major
rajor
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rfO]OT
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I MaJor
'aJar
.fOJOr
MaJOr
tould
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day~
yped,
<e the
I ernie
~ngth
s. All
ll ure
1mnr,
tents.
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:pace
,nust
ltJOn
ped tn
:nmt·
.
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)hrow
there
more
world
, It IS
l.lpted
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most
leave
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ld not
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18)' to
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d lor
I lt<tlre ops,
By Parker Hodges
AI the center olthc R~ykjuvrk rnmr 'ummrt
"''' lhc \Hute(:ttt Def~n'c lnrtrllll\:c, or
'" ,, rH,munonl) ""own. "it.n W "'' Whut j,
...,Iii, Wnr,·t M orcoe\ er. whut '' "' purpose'l
11 one hsten' to (,eorgc \chult1 11 1' " ,,
,hicld nut in front of freedom" (whate\·c:t
that mcuns), If one ~~~~~~ns to Rea~un 11 '' .in
"''cnttul pan ol the lJ\ dclen\c: According
to rnnn)' .. cienll\1\ 11 ".\ l.tllucy
1 he 1ruc purpoM: of \tar War..can onlv be
found h) tructn(:t tht \hort htstor}' or the
pr(ljC~ t When the rdtil or ..,tur Wars WU\ ltr't
introduced tl Wll\ o' .t bar~utnrng chrp to get
the So\'tCt \lmon to nc:guuutc urms control
1 Itt' \dmrm,trauon \Utd thnt only by out-of lab
IC\IIOP Will the \O\'ICh bchevc the. US I\ \C:nOU\
about development of the 'puce bu,ed
,,c:rpunrv. I he nulnory commandeered the
~P·•rc ,hutttlc. to IC\t \tur War' development
,111d rckn,cd report\ tndrcutmg tesllng rs con
tlltlllll(:t on 'rhcdult
1 he: \uvtcls tnrunlly rchrsed to bargain
unit''' the US cit opptd devdnpmcnt and te-.ttng
of \llll War\ uorhudtC\ too~ the route ol
tt)ang tocreuh:.u 'Phi between the liS .1nd It'
allrc\ o\cr the ~tar War, tsSUt lto~evcr.thc
Admrllt\truuon "n' ilblt to 'ohdth it' ulhe'
.uound \tnr War' b~ l'Aporung .1 lot of the
I'C'C ;~rdt dollar\ to Wt\tCm r uropc.und Japan
\nd then thcrt \\ u~ Rnkja' i~
\t Rc \ ~JUVtk 1 he '•O\ u:t~ made u swet:;ping
antl' c ,lntrol propo al reduct mter<antrnental
b•rlli,uc mr,stlcs b\ Cior r. on the condrtron
th.tt the l1\ halt de\elopmcnt ttnd out-ol lub
tc,tinr ol \t.~r Wu,... for ten vc.tr\. Reagan
rdmed on tht: ground' that tht Stur Wars
program "a' e'sentrallo the U Ex.cu'c m(;
if 1 ,cc un rnconw.tcnc}' 10 thnt PIONF.~R l.OC, Of 1 OBER JO. 1986
• 1sses
f he rcdU\:llon' propu,c:d tndudcd the on I)
llll\'illcs lhut \{\It W;.H'> I\ \UJl!10\td lO prott(l
the US 11om. vet Rc.tgun rc:tu .. cd Wtth 1
chtuu.c: lU \Hilt future e\penduurc' un ~tar
War' .rnd n ch.tncc: to c:vcmuallv chmtnatc •
the very thrcilt th.tt \t.u Wt~r' '' dc,tgncd to
bt a delensc .lg.un,t. rt 'c:em' more ad\iln·
t.tgeou' to drop c;tur W.~rs
\urcl) the rmmen .. c tcthnnlog) rcqutrcd
for \t.H W..r' c tnnol he hrnught together in
ten ye.1rs ,o wh) doe Rc.tgun rctu't tht ten
year mor.rtorrum on \t.rr Wnr' development
out ol l.rb'' In tell ~ear\ rn lub tc,trng "'"
hUH: the tJ~ tiO'ICf tu \tar W M\ dcp!O\ mtnt
than todo) 'o wh\ relu'e rCJI cut' rn nuclear
\\capon~ now, lor po\\rblc deployment of
\tar War' later!
Wh} mlo. nude.tr holocuwu lor unknown
tcchllolofy" Wh'r doc' Real'lln tontradict hr.,
pohcrc,·' Wh) rcJC\.l outrtJahl u \ovtet proposal
and not pu" rt on for ncgotr.rtrons" Wh,.,
lk<:nu..c the odrntnt\tratron mn~;htnc h~ 'JlC"'ed
out rauonultl.tttom nnd he' to protctl therr
true. and qurtc sc.ary.mtenllnn lor Stur War\
·1 ht\ rntenuon " to ~:rente and fund 1 he
most de'ltablltllng weapon rn h"tory and rn
the eve~ oft he Adnumstrat ron crc<.~tc .1 world
,rtuatron that fa\or., the l \ If \tar Wur..
work' the. l \ would be abh:. tel launch a
nuclear lrr<ot \trike again't the \ovrct' and
de,tro} ,, So' iel rctaliuton strrkt.. I hu' \tar
Waf\ de,troy' the only thing that bnng," .10)
lt\cl ol \Jicl\' to the world: mutuulh a\\urcd • • dc.\trll<.l!On ,
I ht'> " what I 'ce as the in~ani l\ of the • 'ituutron Reagan develop' a rt,earch w'tem
un the prcmr't that it \\ 1\1 I orcc the c;,ovrct~ to
b.rrg.un I he \o' ret\ hurl:atn but Re.1gan
rei u'c:" bcc:au'it ol \tar W .1r' Star \\ ar' wtll
create o dc:,tubtlued world a world that 'llJk~
it'i future on the \tabtltt) eftec.t or mutually •
I
NV¥.£ ·EM LU'le · r ,
,,,,ured dc~tru" ·uon , In e5,cnce. Reagan ha'
c:ontr.rdrttc:d him .. c:ll, hi' puhcre,, and the:
aetepled 'otructurc uf glubul cnmpctition and
.. atetv 4\ll ol tht ... 0\Cr .tthcorctrcnl \\Capon"
S\\ICffi that mU) C\COIU.,It) \\ orJ,;.
fhb doc' not urprt:o.e me bcc.IU"'C the'e
contradtctrnn' c.tn he rtpphed to mo:o.t Reagan
policic!>. Suppl) 'iidc economics wall benelrt
the poor. ta\ cut' will rat'c go\crnment
reHnuc.and hungr) people JUSt don't "-no~
where to lind lood: at the arne ltmc Reagan
cub :'IOC:ial program, , What docs surprr c: me
i' that the U!' pub he \till appro\eS or the way
Reagan 1 handling the Prc.,idency . _,
rhe prt~enl :'illUUtiOn ol thi.; COUOlf)', the
bltnd lcudmg the hhnd. •~ 11 c)'nic' wet dre •m
The: tzood guy optimi~m thutthc Whuc House
cominu~ to prcuch ha-. no h.rst whnte>Jer •
t>i~informutton, ltes, rncon'ir:.tencJcs, .tnd
h) pocrucics trt \\h,uthc \l, hate Ho~ prtSCnts.
'We were not connected" tth the carso plane',
's\\eeptng tax rclorm "rll help the: c<: onomy',
and 'Lib\ a w,,, tnllolved "rth the attacks at • the Rome nnd Vienna arrpol'1 '.
The nc\\e tone '" th.u the Pre5rdcnt per­
Conned brilhuntlv tu Rev~Jll\ tk
Bicentennial of Constitution Reveals Weaknesses
By Donald G. Balmer
On l·riday Octobct 17 for at Jeust the
thrrd lime tn the. pa't lrvc. year' the natronul
poH·rnment of th(; nche't .utd mrghtre\t
dcmoaacy 10 the world ran out of mone)
. rnd had 10 'end wor~crs home and clo:o.c:
goHrnmcnt ofltccs Once ag.un then:. wn'
dc:.tdlod. between C ongre\.' and the. Pre!>tdcnt
O\Cf the annual budget
In 'Jlltt ol 'htfllng the budget ycur from
Jul) I to October I and c'ltabhshrng nc\\
procc:c.'e'-.l ongre'!l pa,o,cd no appropnutron
btlh thi\ ~cur It ha!l pa .. sed very re\\. proper
appropnu uon btll'i tn the past decade. tn~otead
udopung -.cop-gnp nnd cutch-all mcn'\urc'
We ore $210 btllton short tht) year and hnve
rat sed 1 he nntronul debt <.-erhng to $2 3trilhon!
I hese current ts ue!i, the: Johnson-Nix.on
Vactnum octtons and the Wntergtlle affatr
have led u ,elf-uppornted btpnrti un CommtUec
• on the ( on'ltlluttonal ystem to c.onvene
meeting~ aero'' the country to explore what
chunge\, tf any should be considered durmg
the upcomtng brcentenntul year of the Con­
)\ltutton (. hurrcd b) \enutor Nuncy Ka.'­
tcnbuum ( R·Kuno;a,). C Dough~ Dtllon
(eX \eCn:tar' ot tht rrcJ\UfV) and tormer
Rep Henf) Reu..., (0 Wrsc:onstn) tht.,
committee ha'> prepared \CHr.rl book' for
stud} and ,omment
Allcnuon '' lcxu'<d on the imp~ sc:s bet\\een
the Prc,rdent and ( on~rc" that are unitjuCI)
pO\\Iblt under the Amcnc.111 'eparation of
pov.er.. 'cheme '\II other mUJOrcon .. ututicmaJ
dcmocracrc' have thetr cabtnet., ued lO the
lcgl\hllurcs wath the opuon ol :1n tlec.uon to
brta~ a deudlod. 'hould one occur ~tnct
IQ54 the Unned \tuw. hu' hud n Pre,tdent of
one party fuctng one or both hou.\e\ oft ongrt"-'
controlled hy the olher part) over half the
ume 1 hrs contrast' wtth the prevtous I SO
year when such u ~plrt occurred on I¥ 25t.o of
the t rme. ( ven though party label\ rncrm le-.s
r and lcs' to voter' and purty db~aphnt over
offtce holder' U'>tng thctr lahd '' 'trtuall}
rmpo :o.tble there " the ttmpt.a\lon tor the
twO br uncht'\ todlt'ih for parti\UO aUVUOl'-lgt'\,
J ht'o ,, enhanced by the \mcncan practice or
tlccting all ol the llousc .tnd one-third oft he
5en.tte t\er~ t~o )eaf'\ mu~ing e\-Ct) )Car.
tn cflect, .. n elect ion vc:ur. ~o other dcmocmc\ ~ .
hn' ,uc;h lrequently schedulc:d clectton' and
.. uch 'hon term ...
\tan October 16 meeting rn \cattle s Batellc
I n~lltUtt a group of 'cholar,, \tate \upreme
C oun ju .. ute' public offictal' Ia"-., c:r' and
JOUrnJh\h dt,cu sed thi' 'ituution \omewhat
tO the 'urpri\c of the; ea-.1 coust planner' of
the ,e,sion, Rep Rcu,., and Or. Jume'
Sundqut\ t llf the Broo~tng' ln,tttution, wu'
the 'enument that "~tnet~ the Con,ututron
arn 't tlro~e. don'\ fh rt "'1 htrc WJ.\ \Ub\tanual
concern that tmkerrng and tampenn~ wtth
our lon~tttuuon could hu\c: untortunntc and
unde~trable con,equences -\{lc:r all. <;ecmed
the maJOftt) VIC". the 'Y'lem dtd "work" m
the Vrctnnm 1tnd Watcr[Ultt "'tunuon' A
budget doc' fmnllv get adopted and the people
get "hut the) de,ct'\ e tf not "hut the\ want
OUI of thetr \)'\tCm ol government
I tended to be .1 btt more open 10 the
d.1ngef'\ of the rec.urrtng cri .. c:<~-perhnp'
b«au:o.e m) worl.. with l ewi nod Clar" pro­
gram' tn Wa,hington, D C . ha' brought me
bac" there C:\ery rail \lOt.e I Q6S It ·~ not
reas,unns to ~utch the Hou'c and enute rn
'e"ton ut 2 00 a m tn the clo,in~ dnvs ol .r
~cs,ton ndoptrng btll' and report' no one has
rend und aren't even prtntcd To 'iCc aiJ·'non·
es.,enllnl" ofhce' do'ed becllu'e then: arc no
rund' lor the momenta' drsconcenmg Hanng
JUSt returned from the l (. Program' tn '3co·
thmd und England l c.nn report that even
wtthout thl\ \Ott of UCll\ 'tl~ the llmtt'<i ~tate~·
ubiltty to munagc u' own und the world\
aOntrs ts occa\:o.lOnttUy -.;uspc:ct ()ur 't ructuml
problem' concern ol hef'\ ,,, well.1, our,elve--,
a p01nt tho'c: tn Senulc: tended tCl forget
-'"'unlintt thnt the \Jmted St11te' muy be
~ell ~rved b} etHNdcnng 'omc modtficallon'
in our "•'Y of opemung our go' ernment,
"hnt mi~ht ... ome chunge be': Among the
propo,uls of the Committee on the Con'>tttu­
tton.tl . ~'tern. '"hich a' hll' been noted "
mo't concerned about thc"dcm.llod;, "hctwccn
the Pre,idc:nt and Congrt's. are 'omc old
st.mdb):. ol polhieul scient j.,, "ho an: du,et
ndmtrer.., (lt th~ Bntt'h Parlmmc:ntttl'\ S\·stem.
One du,ter ol mc:n\ure.' "ould 'trtngthen
the fllllitie~rl rarty Y'tem For c:x.ample, rtquire
more (or .11l) purt) llllntinec~ lor Congrcs .. to
be i.ndudt\1 amons the dc:lcgutc::. to the nuttunu.l
Pr~'tdc:ntial nominuttng c:omentron' thereby
de:' doplllf! tic' .md idenuticutton tlet\\ ec:n the: two bnmchl:' of government at the earli~t
... tage!\ ol )elecuon Al!lo, rcqurre thut c:ac h
st<Jte\ ballot.,; pro,,oe .m oponunit) for vo\ln&
o str:upht party tic~et . I sugge ted thai legi"·
lauon (probabl) uncon\lituttonull require
cdndtd.at() to identrl) their party on their
literature 10 letters :u lcn't I J the ite of
their O\\ n names.
Another intere ting propo al i-s to hm the
election for President two to four week" before
theelection for Hou~eand \cn.ue. That wav •
t~ people \\.ould ~no\\ who wJ.) to be Pmident
und could more intelhgently dectdc whether
to ~upport him/ her "ith a Congre s of the
~arne part~ . 01 cour c 1 here t the Stt ong
po ,jbitity that the pr~ent "deadlod.. •• 1 the
result of ruuonal chOtec~ b\ the electorate •
~ho lr.no~ nuetl) "hntthe) ure doing when
they 'cle<.t a Rc:pubh(,. ,m P~idcnt ano a
Democratic Congrc." that they w11nt a
government to chcd. and balun« (and
occuS\lonally puraly1e) tt~etr
f:\tcndtng Hou!le term' from two to lour
yean to cornctde with Prc..adentialterm"' and
elecuons ,., al'o proposed Smce the en(ltors
would not tolerate a pattern that ~ould pc:nntt
Hou!ie members u .. free nde'" to rttarn their
Hou~e \C3b while runnmg against a Senator.
an erght year term tor \enaton w:tth one-half
elected e'er)' four ycaf'\ along with the Hou'c
and the Pre,tdent \\ ould be polittcall)
necc:-ary
More clo,eh related to the purliamenta11
'~tern of"te.pon.,tbk .. government b n ~~me
lO allow ctther the: Pre,tdc:nt or a nu1iorit ) ol
Con~m;s to d«lare a "'deudlod;'' and call tor
an ammedmte el«:tion ot both the Prc:"'idcnt
and Congrt'S..'I tor fulltenn\ Thi'" ould secure
from the people: 11 new mundatc .tnd. tht'on:t­
ically. resolve the '"deadlod ... and JUO\tdc
dtr«tton for pubhc pohc~ r.tthcr than hn\c
thtngs drag on. a' W .ttcrttate could huvc \
related tdea •~ to pt'rmlt members ol L On@rc''
to 'erve tn the { abmc:t "tthout n: .. tgnm~
their lctti.,lath e \C3l'l. thcrtb\ securing .t grt'utcr
de~ of cooper<ttion
Thon\.l.\ Jelferson Ufi.cd th~ people an each
generation to re-c:umine thetr g'n ernmental
in,tilution' und uher them a' deemed
appropnate Amer i~.un) ho'e been reluctant
l\1 mu._e ba rc change in t ruct urt-S )n nnl~
three oc~,.,, .. j,,n, the: ~er-[U'Utron ol the PJe •
ident and\ tee-Pre idcntial \Ole , the dt~ct
election ol Senalol':' and the '" o-tcrm hmu
on Pre:-tdcnts hn'c we mute chllllgc tn
qructurc. Rut ut 19S7, the btl~ntcnmul <.,f the
C'on,titutiun, ome tnl._ ''t change w1ll be 111
the uir. Rut don't C\.p«t much unltl thwg~
.ar-e rt"Rlh hnll.:t. nut ju.,,t the I reu'u"
Donald Bulmt•r u a pre..>/~'' \Uf tl/ puhm w
\( /(llff. PlO '• l< R 1 O< •• O< l OBER JO. 1986
Feat tires
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B .ilion (;eu, ..
rlonr•t I nt 'ldf
1 hnfting ho1s ht.~n a P')JlUI.Ir trtnd
lm "ncrul \t..'Ur no\\ It 1, 11 greut
" ·" 1 o c: 'p.md n ".nd robe on n
hmucd budget or to Cfe,\IC: n d~'"''"''
pet nnal -t\ lc I he nrt ltnd CtCih.'e
ol !>hOpfltnS for used clothmg can
hc\'el"\ oomrhcntt'd, hut lht' n!\\ anh
olten JU'IIf\ n httle re,cnr\:h
nu~re tre rc\\ guiilehn to keep
'" nund "hen hcndms om ()0 ~
thnrt lhg e redmon "'' ,1., :..lll'JlCCI
am tlung 'ou pl.1n to bu\. e pCClttll
11 tlu:: t 1g n\~ "ns ,._ .. , Che k lor
hole' "P' m :.cum'. roe e,ts\ to fi
but tc tr m the lt'IU.II cloth nrc a
renl pt ohlc:m
In thtng' on :'\o nt tlh'r ho\\
lnghtcnmg the dre ~mg room nt.~
~cem. ll .... lnlJl<ll> tble to reull) s~··
.111 1dt:.1 ol the clothe' "h1le on the
hnnge1 \ the' lh.tt look~ h}.:c
nnth•ns hangmg on the md could
l:le .1 real lind ''hen If 1 '' nrn Or,
somcthmg thnt l<•ol;s grcut could
litll~c ng11nll) ~. •• d: h j, \\ onh the
cslm ellnr1 to tn 11 on
I r fnhne content IS ln1pOr1ant 10
~ ou, chc-d: the lll£l> befor-e) ou bu\
omcthmg. \cr) lu.: comes m mfln)
[orm!> lind ll' lltraged) tO diSCO\ cr
Inter that 'our .. ,, oor· kt S\\eatct
crntche or that 'our "~1U.: •• drcs"
melted m the dr\cr -\lso,tukc the umc: to hup around
l)tOercnt tore.' specinli7e in dtiTen:nt
1\ pes of nems tor thiTcrent cow.­
tomcr • l·or e nmple, at a ''re:.nle
houuque." a Mil. de tgnc:r sa~r1 m•ght
cost SS to SIO, hut the: Guod\\ill
store sells all st'.U'\'CS lor 25\~, designer
1,1hcl nnd ull.
I here lUC haliiC.tll} I\\ o t) pe~ of
u ed C'lothmg s.orc!i I hnft !\tore~
nnd second·H.md.tu \ mtagc. tor~
1111~ fir t c.itegm) tncluo~ uch
nt~tl!blc IO!.tllUUon n the !\31\ nt wn
UTI\. (;•oadv. ttl I ndu~olnc-; nnd St.
\ mct:nr f el'nul\
1 hc.sc: torcs, usuull\ ruu h\
chnntable or~nn11.ataon • ur~ a
brsr":un-huntcr' pnruda)e Clothes
ore \ C!J, Jncxpen'" c: und tllere 1
u 1\' m u lot l<> choose from Of
course. the st)IC!i nrc mosth from
the hne 60' and 70' und the: clean·
lme s 1 questiOnable Tlu: qualll)
mn) no1 he a dependahlc: n~ m n
'mtagc shor. but the IO\\ prices nrc
ut tr11Cll\ e fhc'e thllll ture' .t~ .llll!.t,ure
tr<l\C' ,,, Jlullowccn t:lhl\lmmg tde'''·
r\lthough the) hrne rel,tmel\ little
tn 1 hC' "3\ nit end -rnadC' costume'. •
• 1 fc,, doll.•rs unll omc unnginaunn
can tran,fnnn Cll,t-ofl, 11\lo crc.lli\C
d ISgUI!.C:S
1 he m IJDr Port land t hnft ~hln:'
mcludc
• <.roOd\\tlllmlu,tncs :\llun 'tore.
InS sF. 6th, 2ll\-61h5 Rc.ncrllln
tore. 4700 S\\ Gnffuh l>me,
Be:n ertun, MJ-6()()9
• Sal\nllon \nm I ]9 Sl llnwn,
2~5-7!\0h
• St Vmccnt DePaul' . ~~ \ld
und H.umon, :\lth\ .au~ •c. 65J-5UO
• ,,,1!\t,ln<'C 1 caguc 7.'5 ~W 2'\rd
\ \1.' • 227-709'
• Wrllt.&m I cmrle 70h :'1\\\ 2.hd
\\C, 2::!2-rllX
Sccorh.l·h.uu.J, or 'mwgc. torcs
gencutll) 1\tter htghr:r quuht) mer­
chumh'c tn 11 mnre \~ p1~.:,ttl~ rct.ul
Citing '" cnmrmrcd IO the thnft
stor-e! \It hough omc: (1flheclmhc:s
dntc n' hu h,1ck the: 1920's. mu,t
ot the: l~ lc .ue from the 50's .md
cflrl) 60's. nnd u unll~ nil ot them
hn\c been cle.mcd
ton\ Portland second-hand
')tc>res nrc "ell !>lOCked "tth elnhtmnc
ll.tllo"een co tumr5 Sc\Cml \\Ill
tt'nl CO!iiiiO\CS ror un C\ cnang nnd
some nlso oftcr mnkc-up sen 1ces
One of the: plca!.Ure ol thnhtng ts
• 1.hscn\ennr c tch \101~.: lor the ltr~l
wne. t\ 'hurt"'' olthe mun) Pnra·
lund 'ectmd·h,tntl store' mcludc:
• A\alon \n1i4ucs , liS S\\' 91h,
224-7156 I hc JC'' clr) Cll.,l' 1tlunc
wurranh .t 'i 11, hut there'' uhu n
good ,eJCi'uon ol clothing. c..'peciall}
• men'
• Rig B.mg,oi~SW Purl-:,174-1741.
JIll elaborute storc h11" the
.ttmo-.phcrc: of 11 trend) houtiquc ,
on I} a he cloahc have hccn ll\\ ned
hy other people. 1 he election'' so
tmnrc-.sl\c 1h.n the re't ol the Jj,,
mu\' be \\ nstcd I\\ o lc\ cis of shofl • disnla) men und \\omen':; clot lung,
:tcce 'nne-;. and JC\\Cir\' lot lun ur
formal. I here l<i al'>n .tcawloguc of
coqumco; to tent lor hct\\ccn S30
and • 45. \tnke-up .1pplication I'
ul~n a\J.1ilnhle b) nnpotntmcnt.
• Sh.nJ) 1 .td) ,1\2'\ :'\W 23rd ,\'c.,
248-05 Ui. 1 Ill' store IS small, but
the quultt~ uf 1 he merclmmh c IS
htBh .1nd 1 he s.tlc:s clcrh nrc uh\ ·'Y'
helpful rhe) have good IUC.IS und
'omc nc\\ ucces ones lhh glb\ es
nnd flnnpcr henddres es) to put
together gre111 co tume .
• Dluc (rnrdcnto, 222 \\' Hurnstdc.
22o.O IJb
• I et\ l>rc Up. 1001 SW lOth,
223-l~ 'I
• Se\\lng Circle, IIH4 !\W Jrd,
127-79155
"JJomemade that only e}(perience could bring ... "
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• Call Ext. 6831 Thei\C thrift ~tore\ urc n tren,urc trove of Halloween
co~tuming iden~ . Although they have relatively little in
the wav of ready-made costume\, ... some imagination
cam tra·n,form cn\t-off\ into creative di~f!uh e\.
~mur t 'hopper tri~·' out dtttlun~ . (.,{ '" Gr h
Food For Thought?
B) Mar) Gint)
lliuntrr l ua \I afT
l11cd ol ~t\(, fond'/ W.mt to
II\ \uur hand Ill making ... omc
.tUthcnltl' cthntc di,hc•;? l hcu try
the'c dt,ht.•, gl\en to u' bv l C\\1
.md Cltu k pmtc .. .,M,
Pr ol. l>inuh Dot.Jdo, K artoflclsalat
(Ciuman Potato '\,iJ.Id)
l"lC.Rf DIE~ f\.
) (1 not.lloe
h sltccs hucon
I 2 onion
1 4c oil
I 4c. 'mcgm
I 4c. clucken bullion
Slice and botl the potmoc-. unt1l
you can pierce them. Whth: the)
otrc boiling, ,Jict and lry the b.1con.
Chop 1 he onion .tnd marinate it m
the. otl und \lnegar Then pc:elthe
pot,llot' 11nd .1dd 11 .tnd the bucon
to the onton .md to .. !> wuh thech1c:kcn
bulhon i\dd 'ult and pepper to t..t\tc
und 'itrvc warm
Tor de .. en vou could try Pror
Kltt.u' Engelhardt\ AuMriun
Aplelst rude I
INGREDIENT S:
4 · 5 lb!) apples
2c Oour
3 r cookmg oil
I I' vtncgur
da$h sah
brend crumbs
walnut~. filbert\, or ulmond'
nustn~
Cinnamon
nutmce
butter
powdered 'ugar
{makes two loaves)
Otce the apples. Mix nour Wtlh the
cooktng oat and the vanegar, add
the salt Gradually mix with water
Dough should not stick to hand,
but should rem tun smooth and easy to roll out ~ltke I\Hl lmhc' Roll
l1n.t hall out into \Cr thm rc:clunelc:
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40' x 10' llru h center \\tlh otl,
sp11nUc: \\llh breftd c.:rumh ~. Add
lutlf the dtt•ed appb in ht)cr nt I"
kccr•ng edge' (1·1{2'1 dcu1. I up
\\ ith r.ti'lll", ghnmd wnlnuts. tilbc:t IS
'H almond , 11<.ld one l.tbk'ipoon
sugar, 'Jlnnk It \\ 11h ctnnnmon an1l
nu1mcs. M~1kc 'I roll, 'tarunp I rom
JO" 'ide oppu,itc to you f...ccp 11
1 ight, hut "ithout pulling und h: .mng
1hc dough. Seal buth ends ,,., )OU
g11 Prcxccd Lhc '\arne "lth the sC1:mlli
hall. Hilke Ill 350 degree ... on srC.I\Cd
coo~,tc sheet (nr u:.c lin hltl il \ ou • wi<;h to frce1c it later) for JO Ill 40
mmutc' Alter b.t~cd . hnt"h tnp \\ith
oJI.md 'pnnlilc wllh pO\Hlcn::d 'ucur
'\s I ut mam dio,hcs, Prol. I loyd
~ Hulse lit..;c, mole poblano
duct...tn "ith mole. Molt (prou­
nounccd mole-fly) j, hiller c.hocolutc
'"u~ mude from 11 pu.,tc:. ol chocohilt ,,,,,me:. 'ccd pe.mul\. chtle ... puo,ellu.
omon und gurltc Ht ulo,o recom
mend!) tned nee made wuh omon,
bell pepper, o1l. and ,uh Simmer
the mgredtent'l Wtth the nee lor a
hull hour, not 'illrnng.
Prof BiiJ lewt'l of the Pohttc.nl
ctence department gnve us Ius Chth
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INCREDII •NTS:
I cun p1nto bcom
I med tomato
I lb round 'teak
2 f hot tnco \BUCC
I med Bermuda onton
pepper and snlt
Heat beunli over the !ltove Meon·
whrle, chop the ~teak and rry tn
greuse (preferubly bacon grease)
Fry unul "well 'Singed" Add the:
omon to the beans, mix w1th the
beef ond .sensomngs . Let simmer
two houn. Serves '4 hearty appetiteS
and ta aood with cheese garlic toast. • OlD
By Gill
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"D\ltllg Urc11 ld ·"''
1 urouml town us mo
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1 tloor und hre" the l
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I \CII ,, \{!Ill ht\'1111 • hn\\l of curnll.tkcs ul ' n01 beer .uount.J 1\1)1
out lorn ch mgc .:.111 I
pul.l hlllc 11111111 \OU
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• \\It h Oil
mh,, ,\dtl
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ut-., lilhert~
ablc,puun
amon .md
lrllng from
1U. Kc~:p 11
ndtcanng
th :l"i )OU
the .. ecoml
on g•ca .. rd
foil if \tlU •
Cll 'lO tn 40
L'h top\\ 11h
lered 'UI!IIf
•rol L lo\d .
oblano
ole ( prou·
r chocolutc
f chocolrtte
1e,, pm.ellu.
l'o rccom·
"'''h omon
It S1mmer
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and fry tn
n grel\se)
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x with the
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arlictout PIONE£R lOG. 0< 1 OBER 30. 1986
8} Glliun t.cih.,
'''"'''rr t ••• ... rr ---- Those of us on can1pus know SAGA Sunday
"Puang llrcal-:t.t,, •• '-l'cntli tu hl' the 1tcnt1 brunch leave~ a lot to be desired. Well~ here\
, urollllll lllWil ll'i IIICHl' and lllOIC f•oJII.IUU
. I c' I •• II r a II I !i () p c II I h c I r your alternative. Take your pick of hot spot
. ;IOU!'!\ lllttl bre" the c:nllec lm e.trl) nlOIIliOS for breakfast. Choo~c from the campy' most
II nu: 11'
I \CII II llUII,I\'CIIIlC hrc.lldll\ll"i al.unthur popular or Euro-accen ted. Breakfast out can
ItO\\ I ul cornllul.:cs '11 S.tgu (If cnlc.J fUI11lllnd he fun change of pace~ especially if you can't nat ll(Cr IHOUIId lll)tlll nn Saturdi\} . gotng
outi0111Ch•lll8C Clln hrc11k .1 dull ruminc and COOk!
put a httlc lun 1n your d.t).
Here 1s tllll\ u II .tcttnnalli .. t ol break Ia''
pol nround the Cit)'! f'nt Cit~: I hi:. rut ho1 lung been fl
Port lund trad1t1on . I he) serve
t\mcnclln lood in an ,\mcrtcunu
ctt mg. < Ud road signs It nc 1 he walls
.thO\ e Crcst·grec:n VIO) 1 hoot h.-. .uuJ
there 1 u laithlul crowd of nc:1gh·
hm hood regulars. It '' 1mross1hle
w tell whet her 1 he nl.u::c I" mcret.ltbl)
c.unp or JUSI tncrcdibl\' tttck}. h 1
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Multnnnmh Yill.tgt;
Home Of The ever
Ernpt\ ~offee Pot
8) .Jim Abele'
l'mtlfff I ,t>J: ''•"
\Iter cntc:nng the tr.&dlllonnl \·
lramc :!olrtl~o:IUrc \0 \\C:II oi'SOCIIIICd
\\llh 1-HoP the""' '11!11 one 'CC'
,,,ues "\\ ckoml' tn mu h1lU\C l'lc:,t..c
\\Uti to ht· 'c.ttcd " < )n 11 uruhl\ •
11101 ""'S· I ''attcd ten nunutc' I
nottccth.ttu\ lt'fl brn"'""'d ltlh:u
\\llh ru:-.\lc \Hlnd beam"' Jl.lncls anll
lungk'. J ht! RIJUU ( ~•fc: I ht IS probubl~
the lllri~OI mu I populiu pl.t\.C ror
hrcakl ast People ltne up .~round
the corner to ~lilt lor c. t.1blc tn thll>
bnght, notS~ c<tle. I he menu eh.mgc:s
se.tl>onall) bul ui\\,J)'S oilers a varlet)
rrom omelette .md bud V. hc:<JI
p .. mc.tkcs to polenta or mnrocc;m
nee 12' S\\' JrtJ, do\\nto\\n. 01
th~Chl\\d i unrensonnblc~ tf"\ rcpe
I ~me, tlo\\ none block, on second.)
• 'phmade at the \lc~l~: fhe coffee
1 not \cry good and the rood not
vcr) cheap, but1h1s IS definitely the
choice tor .1 \\anky breakfa.<,t E\cry
table tn the: Jl·l~tel t.lm111g room has a vtev. ol the r•~c• pln"c hoard\\ ulk
and the: yacht h;ubM. I he fnnd 1
\\ Ollh the prtCC, C flCda\1. \\hen II
·~ ser.ct.l by u ho 1 ol J'urO·f•Cccntcd
\\Ullcrs :-.unt.l.ty brunch tlinn e\ent
Rl\c~rde \lc '"· 1510 W Harb\H
Wa)
i.a Pati•Mric : fhts Old Town hun·
gout u~c:d to be n coffeehou e run
by happ1c t\hhough Ill" no\\ open
cllrl) lor inc. pensavc brcnklll.'it ,the
col lee lt'itls stall as lung n the: menu
r here nre 18 ~pres,o drank alone.
afl DVDIIUblc U double • , enti\.:C l
am111.mgl~ lo\\. but the crowd
dcpcndahly mtercsung . 208 \\
Cou( h, above Ja1.7. de Opu .
\ \\.utri:\\UI.l hHl\\ndn:sshnng.' '
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1 h.11 I 11u11~:" on the llll'IHI ts t h.11
1-llul' •~ th~.· .. llumc ul 1hc '1\1!\CI
cmpl\ culh:c put'"
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m .JII,,blc ll '' cnt \-I uur h,•ur\ ·' d.t) 1.
I 'c" 41Ull' ,, It:\\ .tppe.ihng und
tntcrc-.ttnlUJhntC'\.~ C i)C(l,t p.uu.:.tk~
"11 h duh.'l\lntc chiP' p<m de red
.. ug.u. und '' lu 1'\PCti .. Wfll'ln!! ~ to,,),.s
.1 hll rtch h•• a ~und.t\ m<unang
Chce~e blintze., ( 1 hin egg pan-.:.tkc
hlkd "uh chec,c) lthlk tcmpung
hUI I sn \\tlh the ~pam~h Sl\lc
On11:h:ttc •• a 1hrce-cgg .unclcttc
l:O\ NCd \\II h .1 \UfPII'tngh 'fll\ \
,,1bn I he umclc:th: come''' tth tlm.'C
p.ltl~a~c' but. lor .111 1."\lr.t thtrl)
11\C lCIII\, the f'•tlll':tke ,lfC
c ~.: h •nse •• hlf lnr to •• ,, ,tnU
h ..... htHu\\ n.. 1 u1 "1<1 1 n. 11\ ,, ,,,, ol
lund
\I though the.: utnHhflhcm '""'' lur
'" ~tHtll.'nt(\nr.u\ . 1he ,,,U\1 .uHl
'l n tu: .trc \en guud. I he 'c" u:c ''
IU"I ,11\ll flh!.l\allt h l.t~C' .1 i.JUIC~
ll\c nunutc.:\ lor the loud lO nrii\C
Con\l'ntCnll) lul'.tlc:d c;hl\\ nhl\\ n h\
M \~ and Ptontcr Cou1thou'c
Squ.uc. 11\ ,, n11:c Sunda\ brc.,kl.t'l.
I he lnternut'''"·'l Hou .. e '"'
Pnncalc' '' loc.ucd 111 722 S \\
'antlull.
State Rep. 'I .. • •
Old I own han~:out, la Pati,,t'ric .
DEMOCRAT- DISTRICT 12
• 3~-yl:ar-old Pt1ftland-born attorn~y in . . pn\ atl' prnct tc~
• Forn1cr Dc:put) Di"trict Attornt:) (i\lult.
l' tl . ) a" n a\ ) 0 nice r' neigh h 0 r h 0 0 d
H\\Ociation pre,ident
• Llected I 9XO. r~-dected 19X2. 1984
• Chair. H ou"e J udiciar) ornn1itte~;
n1en1her. lntcnm T a'k Force on Liability •
I n"u ranee
P.uo lor tn Rc-t'ln• \t.ne Rcr Dt k Sprtngcr < ummtllcc 76 .. 4 St
I \th. l'<lltlund , OR q~~o~ 11 ·9 'l'\ r H.l-to
4-1 Wi11 RallJ Ear11
• Lat
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B \tichatl Cohen
~on«r I <~r uafT
Fru..-.trauon hru ~n the ke) \\ot'd
for the women\ \\l\C('t teum tha ...
,e,1,on. L a't \\Cd '"''more of the
'amc for , .. ~ minute,, a' Pac:1hc
Uol\e~u knod.~.~ I C\\1\ u1d ( lnr~
out olthl' rtnwfl, 2.() .md ~onh\\~1
'\-ntrcne fought the P1u\ ft.lt O\cr
.tn hour hcfort LC linull) e rll)(Jed
lor t hrtt late gonh .tnd o .S-1 \\in.
The P ac tfic game "a .. flh.lbsbl\
the mo'' •mrortdnt [lame of the:
'ea'>on tor I <. Both team' came in
\\lth 500 ruord' Md onl the
''inner \\ould haH' a :-hot .n the
pl:t) ''II' l or mthl ol the liN hall
thtuloohd hkt lC ~utthc Pio\
~erc unable to put .\n~ thing in the
net \ P1onecr de ten''' c brt,lkdo\\ n
~hClrtl) be lore hull tune go\c: f'nc11tc
an e:") ch:mcc nnd a 1-0 lead.
The 'econd ha It "11' .tlmo-.t a
repht) <.lithe lirsl. Mo't ol the good
'hot belonged to the Pio\ but the
onl} goal belonged to Pac1lic. 1 he
P1oneer\ ho\C hud problem'
mark mg people cJo,dy on cro,,e:.
nnd corners all ~.1\on , nnd th1s wu,
ug:un I.C' undotng l'io co.tch
Randy Nordlol w.1 happ) '' tth h"
te:sm '~> pia), yet aJ:..o on the 'hort
end of the '\:Ore. \\cIt lt we donHnatcd the pl.t\ 11
tattle: b11 and "e hnd n lot mono
~h<ll\ thnn the\ dtd,"' he 'Utd '\\c:
ju~t made t\r.o llll\tnkc' the \\btllc
game-and tht} capitalized on hoth
ol them."
'orth\\C't '\>u arcnt' wa .. n dtr­
lcrent kind of J te't for the Pto '•
but \ ou wouldn' hnvc l.nown 11
from the fif\t h1ll ,c;:orc.
While 1 < 'h''' .titer I
h<H jU\I mt\lotd, urthWe\1 \(jJI
rt tre.\ted orth\r.c't onh hod one
'hot on go11l tn the hall but, "u
gue-.,td It, that 'htlt went in.
"We total!\ dllmtnuted the lu't
half,)ct we: l"t'dO\\n l-Out halfttme,
\\hach '' ktnd of an lntC'rc,ttng
'ttu:ttion · "'ordlol ,a1d ··we: hnd
40 'hob m the ftr't hnll, .md the\'
on I) h:.d one... •
;\t hallttmc 'iordlof mude the
adju,tmenh, and 1 C cume out ,,f
the Iucker n loo'>c: r team rei) ing on
nttad; in~. With a \pre 1d oflcn'e
creattng the opportunuae,, 'en tOr
Erin Hcdenbcrr ltnall~ brtlle
through and t (_'"·''tied Then the
frw.tmtion cont1nut'd and" tth ftrteen
minute' lett the -.core"·'' 'till I-I.
Then (oi\\'HTd Jill I ow,tlck:
dct'abl~hildhad~ The Demer
frt'lhntan \COred IWO goal\ tn nlm0\1
a' mtm) mmute' and I C hnd a 3-1
lend. Frt"hman Eryn Potempa
~------------...., 'cotcd another goul and the Pio\
Pio Road
Warrior pike
Eight Foe
1 ew 1 und l lark's own Road
\\ ornors, the Pmneer 'otic\ hull
team, took etght more matches n' 1t
tr t\ c:lled around the :.Ultc Jao;t '"cck,
to ratse us :.cason record to 34·
l C heat ~ l foe: 1 tnfield on
l\t ondo\ 1n Me f tnrt\lllc: to huo:)t
tt 1'\CJC match record to -0 The
Pao \ h:nc \\on ull 14 gumcs 11 has
plo ed m tho c ctght mntche
The Paonec~ then defeated George
Fox College at Fnn:'t GrO\C tn thrt"C
trmght games he lore mo' inc on to
the outhern Oregon State I our­
nument 111 \ hlund po\ICd a comfortable win
It ~a). an 1dju~trncnt h\ 'ordlol
that led to thi' re' it.tliz<~tton With
Nunhwe,t\ pa li.cd in 1one not
P'' mg the l'ao\ much m~l\Ctllcnt ,
\ ordlof mo\ ed defender I o" 't tC~
up to alluck nnd .. he te\ponded \\llh
'" o goah.
... hill O\\ tid hu~n) pl.tlc;d n lot
up thcre(lonwrdl thi'!>)Cllr, but we
\\Cte donunuun~ ~l' much that we
wnntc:d ht:r out front to get nnother
holltcr ~Mdlul ~;ud.
LC en 11} took li"St rlncc In the I IClT fAT
tournament of Sl.'( team,, ns the) OCAJ Dl 1-2·3
'o t I th h IIN·ISV·· • on} «megume m c IX mmc e!l fiSOlS·CSFIS
the} phl)ed 1 he Pto' trounced CN·IClU 111':-1
Ore8on 1 ech 15·10, 15-4 m the .sP£fDRUn.G NC8·1
~hllmpu·m htp mntch. ESt. RfffEW·fUlH·l
The Paoneer \\Omen pl.tJ at LINIROTDlAWSCim
Whitman College on Saturday then N0.1 IN TEST
hn\ie a finul home m:uch .tgutn t PREPARATION
the llmverstt) of Portland on ~ESFOO MINGNOWA
I uesdo) nc 7 p.m. They wall then ~~ IUIPUIN
mo eon to the :\AlA l>a~tncl II EOUCAnOHAt.cEHTEA
IT · lost Pr8PifliUCIII SPeQa.!tsts pl:iyof held nt Western Oregon Sincl!ISkle riO ·•.t:R 1 OG, 0 fOBt R 10, 1986
Pioneers Trounce Linfield 5-1
--8 Oanaellt tc( h~lland
l'l<lnM-r lna ~taR
I c\\i:. .ltld Clark' men\ 'oner
teum topped I infield S I to
complete"" ceJ,.; of three \trni8ht
\\Ill\
1 he PiCI' first hnll nttninstllnflcld
Collc~e on Fr1dn) afte• noon wu'
.m impres~i'c da-.pluv ol Ull8r"'
'henc'' and tcntm\ork wath 'uch
fe,,,, ,,, thtcc goal attemph m hvc
mmutc,, and <I h.tll ttmt 'core of
4 -0 I c'"' and ( lurk 'iiJrh:d tlfl
\trong, Jell t .~rkncr takan~ .td\an
tagc: or thC' Linfield goulic\ futltc.l
bind.~ nttcmpt
Jatob todccr plnyed un
extreme!) 'trungsnme utih11ngthc
as: i..t,tnce of lcllow lon,ard' <. nr~nc1
.md Horold f dward-; to ":ore: two
of the followenttthrcc gout\ tloth
tr,)rn midfield Carkner hniJ the other
goal.
H•llfttmt ud' ice I rom c.:onch Hnn'
Mtddtlho,en c:on\1\lcd of 'tratcs.,v
adJU'>tm~:ont' m0\ '11\~ more ol the
ttoal attempt., to str:ught on, in lead
o( "elttng up mort of an angle -.hot,
~nd \lte'' on driving though the:
'ccond hall L ( replnced mo .. t of
thetr 'turtch and n new 1nten:-iil \ •
from I anf1('ld .tccelc:r.ued the com
peuuon bet ween the cwo team w1th
ltnftcld fmoll) ndvnnctng toward'
the Pao' goal
Hnlfwa)' through,tlus new energy paid orl, and I inliC'Id \COC(d thetr
'"'' nnd onl) gnalt)f tht du\ J he~
wert 'till unubh: to complctel) 'hut
dtm n I C, .tnd Hurold [ dwunJ,
\Cored the: Pio-.' hrth go.tllwm 1 he
'ide. J hl•linuhcore ofS·I intrtu,cd
1 ( \ ncoad to 10 8·2
touch ltddlehoHn lelt tht liN
h.tll wu' \\ell pluyed. hut cxprt,,c:d
tru,lrollCln O\c.:r the team\ tc:ndcnc~
to let down when the) get nn edge:
o\tr thc1r opp( •tent' und quu dotn8
what thq wert doinr \\til before
Pio Aerial Attack
I he Ptoneer foothalltcum tried
to turn tht tnblc'i on Whttwonh
< ollc:gc lu~t Stlltndu~ but m'tead
\\trc routed 4~ I'\
Whttw orth c ntne tnto the gnmc ~
the: lending pu,,ing tc:nm tn the
C olumbi.t Football l C1tguc wnh an
.wcrngc J~2 yard\ per gumt l cwi'
Hnd (Ind., \\lth top runnanp b.1c!.
Mll.t McCart} do\\n wtth a "-nee
lllJUI) tnct.lto ncutrahle Whllworth
with a\\ ide open game plun ol their
own.
lhc Pao\ to"ed up 67 po"c' at
the Whll\r.orth ddc:rN~ und ~om
pleted '0 lor '75 yards llowever,
Whtt\\Orth ptd;ed off ,h; of those:
pU'I\Cs and returned t\\o lor
touchdO\\ n'
Juntorquartcrback T1m orton,
who threw 60 of I C\ pll''c". \Cored •· ro win inthi' lcugue yuu need tko
good h,tl\ c .. :·
I he: tulent or ( ht tcum 1\ obVIO\J\
thoutth ~tntor Httrold l dward' ,,utJ
~ rl1c team hlt' had 'ome tll~JlH attor~.tl
trouble' early in the 'ea"'n hut .trt
now htcom1ng more cohc\IVC: ,,., a
team and ure looking torwnrd to
the tc't o{ the gume' till\ '>eu,on"
l < dcfeatoo the Um'-el'\1tyof On.110n
' nnd ( oncord111 5 ? enrher 111 tht
\\C'c.:k.
hot Down 45-13
on n I) nrd run lute in the ltr-.t hnlr
10 puJlthe fli011ecr' \\ithin liH• 81
12 7
I nllowmg an t"ilrl\ Whtt\\orth
\Core 111 tht thml penod, orton
caught u 14 \'Drd touchdown JlU'I.\
from 'ophomort Mtl.c l .anger on a
trid. pin) I he Pw\ lroilcd 111'>1 I N-Il
"Hh b ~0 I ell tn 1 he qunrtt r
hom that po1nt "httwonh turned
it on \coriny lour ID\, two on
en ant Pio pu"e'
For 1 t. tl{lht \:IHl r nc I ud..er,.t
junior e,lllght ctght pas'c' l'or S6
\ arl" and sc: mor Wldt rcccl\ cr
Darren Ounmtck !:lfllbbcl.l 'i\ lor
83) Mc.J\
I (. play .. ho't to th<: natton
numbtr one ran"-ed Ali\ loot hull
tenrn the 1 inltc.ld Waldcat:-. '''htturd.t\
nt I 'O p m.
• •
~0\\ \ Oll C.lll get I he CUillJll'llll\ ~
ed~t· "hen cl.t~'c hl'glll 111 1.111tJ:tn \\ rth .1
\lacuuo"h ~ pt'r,onal computer. and .til tlw
II filL' \.'XIr cl
\\e call 11 tht \lacuttu ... h \\J tic• 'ltlj./
hundlt• 'ou II c.dl 11 ,, ~r~.u deal' Hl'c.nt"t'
\\hCil \OU hm ,1 \l.tCIIIIO\h \\rtll' ~tuff
humll(' he lore l.mll.lf\ '). J<)S ... 'uu II reu'l' t'
.1 hundle ul extr.t -.uul ':l\l' :~111 •
tlw~auru' . llll'thc.ll ur lq~al dtct wn tnt''
Tn~~tlwr '' nh \UIIr f:l\Orttc ,\\.tCIIllo'lh \\ord
prutt'\\tlR soltwarl' \OU c.m tr.ut"form
\our I Hill' Jill II tlw Cll~trl·~t mn~t lettt-r
perfect paper' \uU l'\t<f turued nut \ml
Ill ntt'd Ill o II I lllll'
\\hat ' more then·' .1 \l,tllllto'h
~uppnrt 1\11 hlll·d \\ 11h \,tluahll· .tCCl''!IOfll''
.111d con 1pu1er ran· protluch f mm ~~I •
<.omplt'll' \\llh .tllthl' tlung-. \otl llt'l'U to
knp \Ullr \l:tCilll(l\h flllliHIIg hill~ afll•r
'uu \ t' gr. tdu.lll'U State College. Gallct18 4tl lloo•
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\l:tCIIll o~h ~1~1\ l:nh.lllCl'U or ;t ,\\,tC'tlllo'h
Plu~ . \ uu II .tho gl'l .m lmagl' \\ rtll'rr' II
pr11ttcr. till' perft'CI ~nhlltnll fnr prnth tl'lllg
llt'.tr lclltr qu.tht\ term papt•r, ur rl'purt
complett_~ '' 11h graph~ . t h.uh .tnd
lllll~lr.tltun~ ll'l ll' 'lltl\\ \!ttl lum tn ~l'l through
wiiL·gl' ht'lll'f f:t'\lt'r. :utd '~lll:trtt·r \top 111
.md "n' u-. lor mort• llllllrm.lllllll
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917 SW Alder <Across from Gollerlo) 224-2441 PJu, 'uu II ~~l'l \l.tCI.Jght 11111g.
tin• prl'mwr )ltwl h ~~~~ clwd.t r co11
tat11111g :111 S(l oun \\urd drt.:ltOtl.tn
\\ tth opt lull~ lor
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Off1ce of Computing Services
Sacajawea Mac Lab
Monday-Friday 9:00a.m.-2:00 p.m. res
B) l.ynn1
l'hrnfft I
tcrnller ofthe
CroS ountry leiUT
tn~tc~t rnccs C\ Cl
the 1'\ t I C ( h.tmp
,.,1 turc: r• .• r~ 10. ~
\lllwugh 1 he II)
II\ the: C'llnlJ'Ctllll
,duHll~. < ouch
pleu ctl '' 11h nil o
women fll"'' ran ,,
some twuhlc with
und fint ... hed I 1Ith
;\II nthc I ''llC Ill
\re rnn un llUht
,,lungcagh th out q
o tllllC ol lS,(N ) )
ft)Urth IU,IC I 111111
tmJ Cl.tr~ 'tuth:nt
nmrsc
K. th) M1tt.:hcl1
the numhcr one
'' ontcn. 12th an a t1
'"tl1 n lime nl 19 .I
the lnurth f.mc ... t
I ( w omun, an
f,,,tt·st race
Duke Rncnhou
ltnt hmg 12th \\ttl
I "\ltld thi~ Wll\ Rl
la,tc't race tll tht
hx al,ocummcr
\\lnntng tune lor\
25,1 0. IJu, would
thC' w wmne tune
the fifth pl.tc.:e 'I
rucc hnd nnt hn v~
pnccu one,
rdk Hortman u
r:ut 't rong race Ia
Quality
say ple
campul
propo
ha ad
have a
the 1110
DE~
Apple and th
Mcintosh La
trudcmlltk of •u nc:cclt" o
,., obvtOU\,
jwurd,,.md • n' plr-.tltonal
on but art
~he\IVC a~ I
forward to
u~ 'tu,on. ..
:uyol OrcSOII
lHrhcr 10 tht
15-13
he hrst hnll
itlun liw ut
Whitworth
od. Norton
hdown flO\\
1 anger on a
ed jU\I 18·13
,ner
t,torth lUmcd
)\ two on
lc l'uder .1
)!>)(\ ror Ci()
Jc rCCGI\C:I
·bed sh ror
he nation'
,( \ lootbnll
tb <).uurda\
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rm
l~r
~nd
1\h
,,or ll''
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fttr
r11u~h
up 111 • PIO EER LOC, 0 lOBt R '\0, 1986
Ares, Ritenhouse ualify for
B) l ynne ( O\l!\
l'lnnHr I na ,c.rr
~fcmher~ Lllthe I ew1" .md <. l.uk
('u~ ountry 1c.un1 mn 'orne olthctr
(nstC I riiCC C\ Cl Ill l ~UIIII dU) Ill
thl' :'1:( IC C'humpH1n htp'i .n l\H'h
Pu't urc Park 10 Salem
\lthuugh the rnen placed fourth
in the compcllttun hcl\\C::Cn 'iiX
, hool • f'01u:h Onvtd I tll. \H1s
pic 1 cd "II h nil ot Ius runnc::t s I he
\\omen .1lso rnn 11 fust rucc but hud
ome truuhlc "uh the puce cnrl on
nnd lint hcd hIt h
'Jumhct lUte men's runner Ron
\re mn nn out t.llldmg r,tce. lin·
t~lnn!'etg hth Ullt o( 44 runner~ "llh
o wnc ol .25 09 1 hi g.a\c Arc~ the
fourth ltl\(~1 llllll' C\Cr h) ol I C\\IS
nnd tlrar~ ~tudcn t nn .1nltOOO nu.·tcr
ourse
1\ ,,, h\' M llC hclmore hnio;lu:tl en • the numhct unt ~rot lur the I C
'"uncn. 12th in "1 ltdd of 41 runncl'i,
'"'" .1 ttm~· 111 19 0 I T hi~ 11ho \\as
th~ touflh lfl,tCI;I tunc: C\Cr for un
1 t \\OnMn, ami Mitchclmorc\
fu~•.:~t race
l)ul.;c: Ritcnhou~~ tUn u good rm:e
luu,htng 12th With n ttmc of25.32.
lt:x ned this \hl5 Rctcnhousc:\ S(."'Cond
fu~te I rucc Ol I he :o.eU\00.
l1:x nl<.o cummcntetl that IIL't \Car\ •
v.mning time lot the 'ame rucc wa~
25.10 lhi \\ouldhU\cgivcnArc-.
the \\ tnning time hnd R itc:nhou-.c
the fifth plaLc 'pot 11 this year'.
m~c h.td "'"'' hn\C been 'uch u fast
fHtl'C:d one:.
Frik llurtrnun and Scott ~tcd;ler
t.tn strong rrace-.la~t wed..c:nd run· ntn~ thetr f:Lo;tC\1 llii:C\ ufthc: CIISOII
''' 'iotid .Jc::,tnnmc I .unu, whn
pl,accd l.lrd \\tth 11 umc of I'J. '0.
wa, ·•,, huh: oil nl her pace hut nut
tnlh .. h ..
1\ 1r ten Wagntltl r "' h ~ot ron~; nn.:c
11111 ·tung 'O SC:LlHtth laster th.m .tn}
ol her flrC\IOU s r .tees, "lulc: I he,,
.lhl\ t r.m40 !it'CiHtds lastc:rth.lll her
rcrsonttl h~t .
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B Mike Lund I he men '11 team phtlcd hetund
l,nctlt~ I uthcrnn UntvctMI), Wil·
I.Jn\CilC: U rm·cr it v. and Whll man • <"olkgc t 1.\ ... ud the naL'c hud .. goud
T1CW\ Und b.td OC:WS " J hi\ \\,IS the
firM ltmt' mce IQ80 thtll I<" hus
he.1t I tnltc:ld hut I 1 hnd hopctJ
the) \\ maltl.1l~u bcul Whttmnn I be
"nmc:n plu\:cd behtnd Pl. , \VII
l.uncttc, L mheld, :tnd Wh1\mnn
lt \Hts rtunful. trul) pnanful, to \\lltch fill a team thflt ll)ught so
\Hh.mtl) JUst to tnn~e 11 to the World Scncs hould los~ 11 tn ueh n
dl(iappotnlmg f.tshton
01 l:OUr e you kno"' thnt leum lO he lhc: no ton Red Sll \nc.J
though the> .uc: m) r.aHnllc I \\til continue tu v.c:ar m\ Red So . ~ JC:rw) I ht~ "'tntcr .md mtu nc. t \rnng ''hen hu t•b.dl i hnc:k .mtJ hope
'prin~' c:tcrn,al .tgain \\,ltdung them lo~c .,,c; not the mo 1 pamlul
c pertC'n(~: nl the: Sl!llC\ lor tnC' It \\,1 the mcur I, they linhll~ did II.
·r he hnull "ent t fHl I :u
When t~C C\\ York Met • nnnny Hc:cp \\tnt to the plate Ill gumc: 4
ol the Sene~. N HC nu hcd I gr tphll' on ,, me rica. tc:lc:viston crccn~
\\ hich r.tlc:d .ss pos~1bh the mo 1 ab urd ~HlUJo tic tll ull ttml'
It r~ td, D.mn} llccp I he fir 1 designated hauer in World Sene
htstof) v.ith the nutiul' 1111
l rubbed rn) blt,odshot eye to muke sure thi w:•s no\ JU t another
b) productnl m) rt:l;cnt ha,c:hall 0\c:rdo!Oe Yup,thcrc i1 \\a , clctar n n
Bthton l.tll mornm!! I had tt'nd 11 correctly
fhc nc I du) I lountl that the nc" p.s,ers .ucn 't ammunc from the
prc::scntnl\on of .. uch ludacrou~ tnt euher. ln l \ ~ l'odm I rend: 1\s a
teen. Boston rn.tyor R.t) H} nn once hit three ball nvcr the Green
Mon.,tcr nt Fen"' a) Park dunng batting pr.~eticc . 1 he nation mmt
h;l\C' lc:t out a cnllccti\t •·,~;huorcc .. alter scc:ang tho~c: sagmlicnnt
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gomg nrcn ·, }''~u'r)
Well, I dtll hove a fe" pun: moments tha<~; wed. nnd I 100 went tn
pur uat ul the mo't llb'5ulc.tc tOU!iiiC.., I could lind
t·Dr tn513nce . r ),1\ cy Johnson or the Mea I the: liM> I per on\\ uhout
I chan t:\Cr 10 mnnuse team lOa Wnrld Sc:ne.s chnmpl(l0 htp N(Jl tO
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beoll; !\trcrche.o; n htl 0\Cr tour mchcs.
C 1h;hc1 Go I) nrter ha been found to have o cnrcc1 bantng nvtrngc
i11 456 on un) !1. "hen he gc:ts hts hnn permed,\\ htle o fint btllemon
lttll Bud; ncr ~cr nuntcrou' records
nu .. k wore the uglic:$1 ~hoc m senes. htstory, "ll clocked the
lo\\cst player 10 run on nnd oir the field, and he nnrro"l) O\"Crtook
llnvc) lope (Dodgers 197-l, 77. 78, 81) ionlHck~t mu t chc m Senes
pill). l·tnnll}. 1f nil the bnndugc:s and uthletic tnpc u ed b Buckner
dunng the even games \liCrt put end 10 end. the} \\Ould trctch from
Huston to New York -
HClit nuspwnuncuuwn of the !'en~ goes to Ocnms .. Gtl Cnn .. Boyd
of the Red !'o When qucsaioned ubout hov. ha personal prohlerm
eurhcr tn the cason v.ouh.l effect h1 \\ orld cne pcrtormnnce 11tc
an satd," l11ose a hangs tre 'irreo,elunt '"
I he reconl for most un Ita' en players tn 6nc: enc.s "aJ et (I bl. wn h
mnc for the Red Sox. nnd c:-vcn for lhe Met
'lt no"' holds the Sene: records for mo t h1ur ( tar" \lben) nnd
len 1 hutr (Joe Gurigtola) b} World eraet~ nnnoun~:crs . ~(.,nngtol
broke ht o" n n:cord ns u pl!.lye• .) t\ncJ, the\· c:t o marl.: tor cloudtng
the)~ recn "'1th more worthlco;o; SUHtstit.: than C\cr before 1 t1mes I
"ontlcrcu , "where is the gume for chm!Ozskt 'l"
In thirs oo~ · und .tgc, the 0\'C:ru~e or number tn Ullt5lJCal fonn h
become commonrlace by the mcd1u. They bcheo,c m the phtlo oph)
once expressed hv Miduu:l J. Fo,. M the hu f\ eri~: Fnnul lte.'i He
s ml, "Gaeat thtng bout numhcrs ... you can .I" a> count on 'em ...
Nm\ ,thai f1hth)Sopb) ha.\ become n:ltgton for the mcdUL Unfonunnu:.ly,
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ctuRI kno\\ ledge of the rort ond v.h:u as trul} amportant to plli}C:rs
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Of all the ~1n11 ucs 1hnt bombarded the World cries. the Bo ron
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