puget sound TRAIL UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND TACOMA, WA. 98416 JANUARY 18, 1974 Well stoke our lives on ft: Count Dracula noted for cruelty Editor's note: The TRAIL master of fiendish cruelty. particularly in Transylvania— went to press before we could "This was a time of lead the historians to say that cover Thursday evening's widespread terror and war, but the Count never nipped a neck. presentation of "An Evening Dracula refined toture to almost The creation of Dracula, "the with Count Dracula and His an art form," says McNally. vampire," is clearly owed to Friends," by Prof. Raymond T. Most of his horror came via the novelist Bram Stoker who McNally, so instead of a story on stake; hence his sobriquet 'the married the horror theme to Contemporary portrait of Count Dracula McNally 's performance, we offer Impaler.' Transylvanian vampirism which the story of his search for Count is, even by 'East European hospitals in Bucharest ever since. also a horror movie buff and has Dracula. IMPALED TURKS standards,- ---particularly rich. To It seems that despite the a special interest in the folklore "Once he made a virtual forest this day, peas-ants use garlic to serious and scholarly efforts of of the vampire in Europe. The legendary Count Dracula, out of 20,000 impaled Turks. ward off vampires and the two professors to identify It was the viewing of the Bela fictional nobleman who rose Another time he assembled the ultimately drive a stake through the real, perhaps demented but Lugosi vampire of the 1931 film from his coffin nights to drink sick and poor in a mansion and the suspected vampires' hearts. not vampirical Dracula, the which, McNally says, started his blood from the necks of put a torch to them to assure Professors McNally and horror remains. Recorded in wondering, some 15 years ago, Victorian ladies, was inspired by that only healthy and rich Florescu are convinced of the local folklore in the villages about the historical basis of the a real person—ghoulishly cruel, people would remain in his authenticity of Dracula because within a 20-mile radius of castle film and Bram Stoker's 1897 but not a vampire. realm." of what they term the "striking" Dracula, the stories of the real novel, Dracula. Evidence that Dracula was Dracula's reputation spread similarities of Dracula Dracula assembled by Florescu McNally has studied and more than a creation of novelist across several countries. He built documents collected all over and McNally are as exciting and traveled extensively in Europe Bram Stoker and filmmaker Bela the walls of the fortress of Europe. Archives in Russia, chilling as the fictitious monster and Russia, studying at the Lugosi has been compiled by Bucharest, he founded other Germany and Romania, official that has terrified generation University of Paris, Fordham two Boston College professors, castles and churches across a court histories in Turkey and after generation. University and the Free one of wham traces his heritage wide area and was the first Hungary, Slavic, Romanian and McNally, professor of history University of Berlin, where he to Dracula's times and has Romanian ruler of whom an German folk tales all coincide in and director of the Slavic and received his Ph.D. in Russian tracked the vampire's trail authentic contemporary painting terms of theme and plot, even East European Center at Boston history in 1956. He also did throughout Romania on three exists. But his name and his down to details. College, went on a Fullbright post-graduate research at separate occasions. modern identity as a vampire is But Dracula's castle still grant to Romania in order to Leningrad University. entirely unknown in Romania. enjoys ill repute among the pursue the shadowy, Aside from In Search of Dracula, however, is a villagers in the area and the local bloodthirsty subject of his new Dracula, he has written two - FT CLIFF 300 national hero, despite his peasants do not visit it too book, co-authored with Dr. books and many articles on cruelties. One of the most often. Even in the course of the Florescu, In Search of Dracula. Peter Chaadayev, a Russian Going up the Arges river to famous lines of Romanian scholars' expeditions to the His field of specialization is writer virtually unknown to the its source in the mountains of poetry laments, "Vlad the castle, Dr. Florescu's uncle was Russian and East European West who was the Pasternak of Wallachia, near the Impaler, where are you when we seriously injured and has been in intellectual history, but he is Russia in the 1830's. Transylvanian border, Professors need you?" Raymond McNally and There are varying reasons for Sen. Jackson: Romanian-born Radu Florescu his Draconian cruelty, the finally found Dracula's castle in historians believe. Some were 1969. "maniacal" acts of a Jack the Surrounded by dense forests, Ripper nature. Oil mongers blamed for crisis its walls rising straight up from "He'd slit the bellies of his the U.S. must be more the sides of a 300-foot precipice, mistresses when they became by Alan Smith Until the United States can the castle was every bit as pregnant," says Florescu. become independent of other self-sufficient. imposing, isolated and sinister as The scholars say that some of countries for petroleum Currently, the Congress is Sen. Henry M. Jackson told considering a Jackson bill which the man, Prince Dracula, who his cruel nature stemmed from UPS students Monday afternoon products, the senator continued, lived there. his imprisonment by the Turks it will have to contend with would allocate $20 billion that tax loopholes and dollars for research into energy Evidence from folkloric as an adolescent, when he was profit-hungry international oil energy problems. Thirty-five per stories in the castle area probably tortured together with cent of U.S. oil, he said, is source alternatives. companies are chiefly to blame Jackson said that ultimately combined with exhaustive his brother. In a later jailing by for the energy crisis. imported. Only 6% comes from research in East European the Hungarians, he also the Middle East. we will need to find other The Washington State sources of energy, which might archives indicates that Dracula exhibited his depravity; he asked senator, who sits on the Board He accused the oil companies was a 15th century Romanian his jailers to bring him mice and of neglecting home oil fields in include solar or hydrogen fusion of Visitors of the UPS School of sources. In addition, it will prince, also nicknamed Vlad the birds and he impaled and tore favor of lower-cost oil from the be Law, said the energy crisis will necessary to develop Alaskan Impaler. the feathers off of them. Middle East. (It costs $2.40 to not be eased much by a and Continental Shelf oil His name, Dracula, meaning "The mistreatment of his produce a barrel of oil in the settlement of the conflict in the reserves, and learn how to "son of the Devil," was derived mistresses, the use of U.S. and four cents a barrel in Middle East. convert various other substances from his father, Dracul, which is stakes—possibly potency Saudi Arabia.) He said it will only be eased to fuel without accompanying the word for Devil in modern symbols—strongly suggest some Oil companies have also by developing our own resources pollution. Romanian. kind of sexual inadequacy," says and by seeking alternative benefited handsomely from tax "We have no doubt that there Florescu. sources of energy. loopholes, which Jackson ENERGY BINGE really was a Dracula," says According to Slavic lore, opposed in Congress. Most of all, he said, we must Oxford educated Florescu, "and Dracula was killed near Consequently, the senator conserve. the count was as fiendish as his Bucharest fighting the Turks. In WARNING explained, prices have entered "We have been on an energy fictional reputation, except he the best Dracula tradition, his the stratosphere, and the binge for too long," Jackson said wasn't a vampire." body was gone when his crypt Calling for a nation with economies of Western Europe, at a UPS press conference The Dracula lore collected by was exhumed in 1931. But the "economic growth and Japan, and many emerging Monday. "We have to try to do a Florescu and McNally reveals absence of Dracula in the environmental quality," Jackson countries are in danger of better job of saving oil." him to have been a great war vampire lore of the said it is possible to have an "catastrophe." But in the meantime, we hero, praised by his subjects for peasants—who still believe America in which all citizens are Jackson, who chairs a Senate should be looking into the his valor, although he was also a strongly in vampires, employed and can enjoy the subcommittee on investigations, "areas of infinite supply," he "bounty" of this country. said the Senate will begin warned. Jackson is the author of the Monday to study the oil National Environmental Policy On American-Russian foreign problem. Hopefully, he said, a policy, Jackson said he wanted a Act and, in the words of UPS review of the oil business' "real detente—not a phony Vice President Richard Dale policies will lead to the creation one." He claimed the cause of Smith, has been concerned of governmental regulations world peace was not helped by about conservation and the which oil companies must the "Great Grain Robbery of environment long before anyone recognize if they wish to 1972," which cost the American else could even spell them. continue to do business. consumer $1 billion in wheat He also authored the bill A large portion of the Senate which created the Redwood and hearings will be to determine prices. Jackson said he would not North Cascades Parks. whether the companies have vast oil reserves in America which support economic assistance to Jackson, who was a the Soviet Union until it agrees presidential aspirant in 1972, they are neglecting, waiting for the price of oil to rise. to limit its strategic arms and claimed he tried to warn people grants its citizens the right to at the time that an energy crisis leave the country, if they wish. was shaping up. He said no one BLACKMAIL would believe him. The senator pointed out that He castigated President Nixon Jackson decried the Russia's two great living for not acting on his warnings tendencies of Arab countries to dissenters —novelist Alexander about a possible Middle East oil use their oil as a political Solzhenitsyn and physicist problem, and for delaying his weapon to force heavily Andrei Sakharov—have both request a year ago that an energy dependent nations to bow to endorsed the Jackson czar be appointed. their political demands. He said Amendment which would deny Jackson is considered a the United States should never trading privileges to the Soviet • leading contender for the get itself into a position where it Union until it revises its Cheryl Doten Democratic Presidential can be "blackmailed" by domestic policies concerning Senator Henry M. Jackson nomination in 1976. Arabian "potentates." He said human rights. 'Loudmouthed fool' helps people know the enduring value of Women Studies

Why must we at UPS be constantly forced to fight for the things which should come naturallyat a liberal arts college? The whole question of,Women Studies at a school which claims to offer a broad base of knowledge about all aspects of the human existence is ludicrous. I hope that the members of the Faculty Senate read Daniel Thompson's letter in the December 14 issue of the TRAIL. It is unfortunate that the letter was not published before the Women's Studies course, "Growing Up Female in American Schools," was unfavorably • reevaluated. It is ironic that a letter like Thompson's would seem to be worth one hundred letters like Karen Rudolph's intelligent observations in showing the need for Women Studies by simply exposing the kind of warped mentality which still exists. Thompson would have us believe that woman's only function in history has been to provide entertainment for men and to thereby increase the population. (What an absurd assumption. To refute such a statement would be only admitting some degree of rationality in his arguments.) Women's degradation lies in man's idea of his sexual rights. Our religion, laws, and customs are all founded on the belief that woman was made for man and our educational system has done ,nothing but perpetuate these unfounded attitudes by Daily Evergreen ignoring the misconceptions behind them. (An interesting note is that all negative votes cast by the Faculty Senate came from men. And why not? Ignorance is much easier to control and exploit than awareness.) I was initially appalled by Thompson's letter. He Scoop not good enough for educated vote did not even bother to go the usual, more subtle role of bemoaning the lost days when men were bastards He's an unglamorous chap, shorter than you'd dragging its feet. (gentlemen) and women were stunted eunuchs (ladies). imagine him to be, stocky of carriage and stodgy of Jackson scooped all his fellow Presidential However, each successive reading of Thompson's speech, the kind of senator you'd want to describe aspirants in predicting trouble in the Middle East; he has Treatise brought more cause for joy to my heart as I as—well—senatorial, just the sort of man you'd picture long opposed the flow of Soviet arms into that region. realized the blessing in disguise we women at UPS had succeeding Richard Nixon. He has also won points (and the endorsements of been given, quite unintentionally. What better example He is "Scoop the Poop" Jackson—the 61-year-old Alexander Solzhenitsyn and Andrei Sakharov) for his could we have to show that rape exists not only in the senator from the Evergreen State who has been called hard-line criticism of U.S. grain deals with Russia, and lusty, physical form in dark alleyways, but in the mental "the most powerful man in America" (although there for his proposed legislation to deny trading privileges to and emotional exploitation of human souls in bourgeois are many idiots vying for the honor). Russia until Jewish emigration restrictions are relaxed. bedrooms? It is not just the socially deprived, or the And he wants to be President. (So what else is Big labor, the defense industry, American Jews, blue-collar Archie Bunkers who are insensitive to new?) and the Democratic pros are all behind Scoop Jackson womeri as individuals, but the intellectual elite are also On the positive side, it certainly could be said of and his Presidential bid. wallowing in ignorance. We've come a long way, and Scoop Jackson that he is a personage to be respected in But his longtime support of U.S. involvement in thank God that we have loudmouthed fools like the halls of Congress. He holds, of course, some very Vietnam, and his defense-spending posture as a cold Thompson to remind us we still have a long way to go. important committee assignments, and a Ralph Nader warrior, may have killed his chances of winning the Perhaps there is hope for the Daniel Thompsons. poll recently voted him Congress' most effective academic-liberal-young elements of his party. Scoop says His kind are dissatisfied with themselves and need to member. we need the "right kind of government and the right exploit; however, removing one set of victims will not cure the He has a squatter's claim on all the emerging kind of leadership," but liberal democrats are not deeper sickness which has also created other forms of issues. He began talking three years ago about an convinced that he fills his own bill. Liberal, educated discrimination and social ills. If our society is to change impending energy shortage. About two years ago, he democrats are more likely to be looking along the lines without violence it must be through education; there is began calling for more research into energy problems of an Elliot Richardson these days. no other way. And after all, that is why we are all here. and a new energy administration. No one—least of all the This may indeed be the Year of Scoop Jackson, President—would listen at the time, so Jackson is now in but he's not quite ready yet to swing the educated vote. Karen Huffman a good position to criticize the Nixon Administration for

Alan Smith Beat boredom--cancel Winterim puget sound First, I would like to note an outstanding effort with class only two hours a day are finding it hard to fill by SAC in combatting this year's Winterim doldrums. the other 22. They have coordinated a full schedule of events and have Upon examination of this problem, one will find, I done an admirable job of publicizing them. believe, the source of the trouble lies in the fact that this 2-j TRAIL I am expecting the frats to hold up their part and place was designed as a school; as such, it is impossible Editor—Alan Smith offer a few keggers to liven the campus up. The boogies for UPS to provide its students with non-academic Assistant Editor—Ron Cunningham are falling on unusual days and in unusual styles (snow activities for the 14 waking hours that one isn't in class. Business —Wes Jordan and pajama boogies). For an analogy, let's take a ski resort. Given snow, Advertising Manager—Jerry McLaughlin The TRAIL has done its small part, we feel, by there are quite a few people, I am sure, who could spend DEPARTMENTS: EDITORIAL/NEWS—Seri Wilpone (Senior printing the WINTERIM DOLDRUMS CROSSWORD to 28 days at a ski resort and not suffer from one iota of Staff Writer), Rick Graham, Kathy Hemerick, Pat Dougherty, boredom. However, given snow only two hours a day, Liz Code. ENTERTAINMENT—Terri Roche (Editor), John take up a little more time. With all this and more, one of Black, SPORTS- Dann Tillinghast (Editor), John Boggs, Jim our writers was driven to make the comment, "My one would soon find a sever case of the Doldrums Balich, Gary White. RELIGION AND SOCIETY—Marcy Christiansen (Editor). PHOTOGRAPHY—Eric Spurrell, Bob goodness, who has time to be bored!S setting in. Finney. But as things happen, worst has come to worst, And here in academia we find many people with PRODUCTION: Nancy Gudger (Manager), Seri Wilpone, Jan Algyer, Karen Huffman, Carla Hall, Karen and after only two weeks some'people are feeling bored. only two hours of academics a day, if that much. With Barnes, Marilyn Summey. BUSINESS: Patty Simpson. the outmigration of sizeable portions of the student body Published by the ASUPS Student Board of In spite of the extensive schedule of activities, people Communications for the students of the University of Puget and faculty, the informal learning afforded by the Sound each Friday, except during the scheduled vacation and regular semester is harder to come by. It seems the only examination weeks of the regular university year. Brooks Hull, chairman; Randy Foster, president. thing the Winterim could possibly lend itself to is an R m. 2 1 4 , Student Union Building, Tacoma, in-depth study of 40 or more hours a week of interest to Washington 98416. Entered for bulk mailing at Tacoma, A Column's Inch Washington. Composed by student staff and printed at the student. Grange Printing in Seattle. Mail subscriptions $5 per year; Canada, Mexico, $5; other foreign, $6.75; airmail in U.S, by Alan Smith Arid so I say, since a school's a school no matter $9.50 how short the classes, perhaps we ought to join the Represented for national advertising by National Education Advertising Service, 360 Lexington Ave., New Scoop Jackson may not please many of the people others in the outmigration, cancel Winter and with it the York, N.Y. 10017. much of the time, but when describing Monday what he doldrums, and go someplace more suited to meeting our Advertising material presented herein does not necessarily imply endorsement by this newspaper. calls the "Great Grain Robbery of 1972," he said it all. needs for an exciting four weeks. Opinons expressed herein are not necessarily those of "I am looking forward to the time," he mused, "when the University of Puget sound. we won't have Butz to kick around." Ron Cunningham

TWO PUGET SOUND TRAIL FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1974 Program gives CHANCE to stand on own

by Sylvia Anderson campus-wide, community-wide students. scholarship program. Conceived "Universities," he continued, Job-finding, especially for and supported by representatives "share the same obligation of young adults, is becoming from all facets of the university other institutions in our society increasingly difficult. and surrounding community, it to make opportunities available Educational requirements for now enters its third year. The to those who have not enjoyed professional employment are 1973 goal is to raise sufficient them in the past." getting beyond the reach of funds for 50 CHANCE scholars CHANCE is action. Barbara many as the college price tag to attend UPS next year. Kristovich knows it, as do the soars. Too many bright, young Inherent in the program is other 32 qualified Black, White, minds, so important to this another concern. As President Chicano and Native American country's future, are left behind Philip Phibbs recently explained: students from low-income because the size of a wallet "A real university is a diverse families who have received excludes them from a chance at cauldron in which the broad CHANCE funds in the last three a higher education. spectrum of society's problems years. Major donations from For Barbara Engwell and opportunities are recreated. concerned citizens, civic leaders Kristovich, 23-year-old teacher A wide diversity among our and business firms in this at Seward Elementary School, student population is vitally community have made these these barriers were a cold reality. important to the enrichment of opportunities available. One of eight children, she felt the educational experience of all obligated to "stand on her own" after graduating from Tacoma's Wilson High School. She paid her way through Tacoma Rim students reach India Community College on money Students in the Fall and Bangkok, Thailand. From Spring Pacific Rim Overseas Bangkok the students were to go Cheryl Doten earned from an evening and Barbara Kristovich summer job as a lifeguard. Programs were able to get to India. "Lifeguarding really put me together in India over Christmas If UPS couldn't have obtained the visas, the spring through the first two years," she vacation, despite a mix-up in the program would have been reflects. "But I wanted to go American Consulate in San Senate allocates funds cancelled and the fall program on." Francisco which almost held up students would have been forced Desire to continue her higher Indian visas for the group. to come home early. for extra TRAIL issue learning directed Kristovich to David Smith, director of the In the effort to clear up the The Student Senate voted without salary. the University of Puget Sound, overseas program and professor matter, Smith said U.S. Senator Tuesday night to allocate the Finance Vice President Steve where she was forced to assume of history, announced in Warren Magnuson was contacted TRAIL additional funds to Mills supported that heavy loan obligations to meet mid-December that a clerk in the interpretation. He said Smith and he was able to get the Indian publish an unscheduled edition the price of admission. She was consulate had forgotten to send was paid to do whatever it takes embassy in Washington, D.C., to on February 8. soon shouldered with substantial tour director Robert Albertson to edit the student newspaper. consider the problem. TRAIL Editor Alan Smith debts and was looking for more some papers required before explained an extra issue or two He pointed out that Smith to come in her senior year. As it was, Smith said the visa visas could be issued. problem might have caused the would be required on either worked during the summer for "Every time I set foot on that The spring Pacific Rim whole program to have been February 1 or 8, or both, nothing. campus," she explained, "I itinerary had the students because of last spring's calendar Smith asked the chair to thought to myself, 'Are you sure scrapped had not Dr. Albertson's change, which eliminated entertain a motion to pay him you know what you're doing?'" leaving here December 27 to itinerary been so convincing and join the fall program students in Winterim break. retroactively for his summer Then, upon entering her well-planned. The Senate agreed to allocate work, and suggested it would be senior year, Kristovich learned $350 for the costs, including hard to induce him to work for a about CHANCE, a scholarship salaries, of one edition. week for free. program designed to assist Bob Finney, yearbook editor He said that since the paid deserving, but financially and University Councilman, said staff would be cut in half for disadvantaged, young people in all media heads were hired to that week, there would be just as the Puget Sound area. She perform a job, that they were much work as on any other applied for aid through the not to be paid by the week, and issue. program and was chosen a that the TRAIL editor should The senate agreed to pay his CHANCE scholar, making the publish the extra edition salary. debt she is now re-paying much less than she and her husband Emeritus professors barred would have faced without aid. Kr istovich began teaching three months after graduation from UPS. Without the financial from evaluation committee assistance and visibility gained - A special Faculty Senate prohibits faculty members from through CHANCE, she admits, meeting was held Jan. 7 to serving during a year in which "I would not have this reconsider the membership of they are being evaluated, and position, the job I prefer over the new Faculty Committee on non-tenured professors are any other." Appointments, Reappointments, technically re-evaluated every "The children in my Tenure, and Promotion. year. schoolroom mean as much to me In December, the senate and Because of the most as would a child of my own," the full faculty approved a important nature of the she said. "So many of the kids proposal that called for the committee, the senate, in have only one parent and, at committee to be composed of drawing up membership times, I feel I represent the "five career faculty with the proposal for the committee, parental figure they may miss at dean (of the university serving] wished to exclude lecturers who home." ex officio." may or may not be here at any UPS wants to give people like Argument centered on given time, John Lantz, Barbara Kristovich a chance to whether the Faculty Code and mathematics professor, make it. Established in 1971, its by-laws included emeritus explained. CHANCE is the university's first faculty under the designation

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1974 PUGET SOUND TRAIL THREE Energy panel examines aspects of current crisis -

by Marcy Christiansen crisis to urban communities. He numbered days of the month which can only be eliminated by chosen as a top priority over stated that in numbers we have and those with odd numbered spreading the word that the wildlife. UPS students were invited to commited two-thirds of our digets on the odd numbered crisis is a fraud instead of sitting Hall concluded the panel participate in an Energy Crisis living space to cars. Peterson days of the month. On back and accepting everything as saying that with the exception Panel, Wednesday, Jan. 15. The listed some changes he believes Saturdays anyone could truth. Stallnecker ended by of water-generated power, panel featured Virgil McNabb of we might witness in the future as purchase gas on a first-come, saying that, "the only way out electricity is a renewable form of Western Oil and Gas, Max a result of the energy crisis: the first-serve basis. [of this crisis] is to learn to see energy which must be developed Stallnecker of the National end or slowing down of urban Hunter said federal rationing yourself as someone who can immediately and needs a blance Caucus of Labor, Larry Hall, sprawl with people living closer would be very expensive and change the situation." of supply and demand. vice president of Puget Power to their work, less highway travel time consuming in addition to Man needs to take a careful Hall believes that the U.S. is Company, UPS student Barb because of mass transit lines, a possibly creating a black market. look at the biological facts when out of balance regarding the oil Hunter, and UPS professors change in visiting She believes that rationing will making decisions which affect situation and that in the future Frank Peterson, sociology, and patterns—neighbors in a city's not be necessary if people agree the land and resources, Alcorn we will be looking to coal, Gordon Alcorn, biology. high-rise apartment complex to a voluntary cutback and if said, because energy and nuclear, geothermal, fusion, and McNabb stated the people are would become friends curtailing Congress will work alongside the environment are not always solar power for energy. Hall looking for a scapegoat to cross-town visits, the renovating oil companies. compatible. Wildlife and stated that there is hope, in the shoulder the responsibility for of the city center, a greater Stallnecker stated that the resources cannot be replaced. long run, that a satisfying the energy crisis. premium on recreation resulting energy crisis is the result of the He cited the example of substitute for conventional fuel The crisis is not the result of possibly with more time spent oil companies defrauding building the Columbia River will emerge. only one faction, McNabb said, watching TV, and a disruption psychologically disabled citizens. Dams to create cheap electrical The panel agreed that the but rather the contribution and of work patterns bringing about Stallnecker believes that the power for the Northwest which energy crisis means combination of many things fewer work hours. capitalists are running our almost depleted a species of self-examination of values and building up within the system. Peterson stated that the car country. This "depression" the salmon because no fish ladders priorities in all areas of life. He cited the Alaska pipeline, the also has nontransportational U.S. is going through is a were built in two of the dams. In What do we really want not to moratorium in Santa Barbara, significance in our society: it brainwashing technique to get this case, electrical power was give up? the lack of sufficient reason as provides a place of isolation and people to accept lower standards to why some oil fields remain privacy, represents power and of living. He cited a recent unopened, and restrictions put on prestige, a sense of risk and newspaper article which told of History Departme at wants essays the oil industries. daring challenge and most of all the shortage of fuel for The History Department is 1 5 , 1974. Professor Ted An optimistic McNabb a sense of identity. commercial airplanes resulting in offering a $50 prize for the best Taranovski, department member assured listeners that the U.S. is Hunter summarized Oregon's the laying-off of airline workers. essay submitted by any student and chairman of Academic not running out of power, that voluntary rationing program and Next to this article was printed a enrolled in a history course at Standards Committee, said the there are many sources yet to be commented on the possible report that said the amount of UPS. contest reflects the history developed. He ended by likening nation-wide ration program. airfuel had increased. The professors of the History faculty's concern for the quality the energy crisis to "an Under Oregon's plan, cars Stallnecker stated that the Department will submit the best of writing ability possessed by international poker game". with license numbers ending in ultimate problem of the energy papers from their classes by May its students. Peterson shared his ideas on even digets will be allowed to crisis is the result of a the relationship of the energy purchase gas on the even psychological war against self EWSC fails in state liquor bid

Eastern Washington State students at Eastern are 21 or However, trustees declined to College has failed in its bid to older. adopt a policy statement become the first state school Workland said he will meet opposing the liquor board authorized to sell liquor on with the board of trustees for action. Chairman Ronald E. campus. advice. He has 60 days to appeal Robinson, Bellevue, and trustee The State Liquor Control the decision. Morris G. Shore both said they Board rejected a liquor license EWSC trustees announced would block a statement. application recently from John D. shortly before Christmas break Worland, who had been that they still want beer and authorized by EWSC trustees to wine sales on campus. seek the license. Trustees told Workland to THE WEE FLOWER SHOP The board said its denial was "exhaust all available based on an 1895 law banning administrative procedures" in his 3810 No.26th liquor sales on the University of effort to secure a State Liquor SK2-4250 Washington campus and that its Board license to serve the decision was reinforced by beverages within the school's legislative failure to repeal the student union building. POTTED PLANTS, law and recent voter rejection of the Trustees said the college CUT FLOWERS, 19-year -old drinking age. attorney would support EWSC student body president Workland's effort. They said the AND CORSAGES Carol Worthington called the board's use of the drinking age legislature should make a final vote "ridiculous." determination of whether liquor She said 64 per cent of the should be sold on campus.

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by John Black combination with "Night Tide," Vampire," a surprisingly good because, like the sailor, the low-budget entry with several Tonight and Saturday night, scientist begins to suspect that scary scenes, including a Campus Films is presenting a his wife is not of this earth. hysterical climax. program of two seldomly seen On Tuesday, January 22, bizarre films. The films will Campus Films will present a 'SORORITY GIRL' begin at 6 and 8:45 p.m. in Win terim Film Festival, Mc006. consisting of four different For anyone who is still "Night Tide," made in 1961 films. The program will begin at awake, Campus Films will by , stars 7 p.m. and run to about 12:45 conclude its first Winterim Film Dennis Hopper (who later a.m. Viewers may enter and Festival with a became famous in "Easy leave whenever they wish. 1958 opus, "Sorority Girl." Rider"). Hopper plays a sailor The first film will be Peter The film portrays a vindictive on leave who falls in love with Sellers' classic "The Mouse That sorority pledge who wreaks an orphan girl posing as a Roared." It centers on the havoc and near-tragedy on the mermaid in a California seafront world's smallest country, lives of her fellow members, by show. But the girl believes she is Fenwick, which finds its blackmailing and slandering a really a mermaid, because of profitable wine exportation number of innocent people and childhood fears which remain in industry threatened by a leading one unfortunate girl to her subconscious. California imitation. Fenwick suicide (whoever wrote the script is probably now writing WET FOOTPRINTS declares war on the United States, hoping for a quick defeat "All My Children," the new The Jack-in-the-Box (Randy Clark) and the Blue Kangaroo Haunting images, evocative and post-war aid. classic of television soapers). music and unusual location shots UPS sorority girls might enjoy (Ralph Grapoli) converse in this Winterim drama Following that, "You're a Big establish a surrealistic Boy Now" will play. The film is comparing themselves to the production, "The Blue Kangaroo," showing this weekend. atmosphere of screen a 1967 work by Francis Ford characters in this sensationalistic expressionism. In one scene, the Coppola, who later wrote potboiler. sailor awakes from a cat-nap on "Patton" and directed "The There may be an "Insanity a couch because of a nightmare. Godfather." It is a Film Festival" at the beginning He then follows the girl's wet comedy-drama about a shy of March, if student attendance UPS Feel Show footmarks through a narrow, young man who decides to try at the Winterim Film Festival is maze-like corridor, and finds her to find out about life despite his large enough. among the caissons and pillars virginity. Dustin Hoffman's INV • 4111 , beneath a pier, crouching in the "The Graduate" was the first pir heavy waves. youth film to be a major , but P: CONNE sensitizes feelers Showing with "Night Tide" is it was in large part a copy of "Unearthly Stranger," a science "You're a Big Boy Now." THEATRES" by Karen Huffman interest in different media and fiction vehicle from 1964. It forms of expression. For fans, the centers on a scientist who works third portion of the Film Fest The latest art exhibit in Artists have been to perfect a formula which Kittredge Art Gallery opened experimenting with motion, will be "Count Yorga, would help man defy both time Vampire." Originally planned to Monday and will run through light, sound and odors as well as the producers and space. But it becomes be a sex/horror exploitationer, January 30. Observers are textural materials and have 1:2! of Bullitt and The apparent that aliens are working the producers decided to try El of provided with blindfolds for attained varying degrees of French Connection I. to halt his efforts. "Unearthly straight terror instead of nudity. I their visit through the gallery, success in reaching and Stranger" makes an interesting The result was "Count Yorga, 0 "THE:SEVEN UPS" not because the work is visually communicating with the more last wee', unaesthetic, but because the art traditional, visually-oriented objects are presented specifically observer. for their tactile qualities. Not only does the UPS Feel STUDENT & FACULTY This rather unique show asks Show feel good in the tactile From Walt Disney 1 the observers to please touch sense, but in the intellectual Productions and even sports signs in braille. sense as well; it is exciting to DISCOUNTS OD"ROBIN HOOD" In the Feel Show, as it has been witness the development of WATCHES DIAMONDS appropriately titled, the feeler is whole new art forms. encouraged to explore with his Perhaps the best feeling one WEDDING RINGS PROMISE RINGS or her hands the different can get from the Feel Show is EARS PIERCED FREE ENGRAVINGS surfaces, the textures, the sizes, one of reawakened sensual aR Clint Eastwood and shapes of the works. awareness. As a society we have JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIR I-;-4 Is Dirty Harry In Visitors feel their way around become numb to altogether too the gallery by following a cord many experiences. Make your "MAGNUM POURCE" which leads from object to fingers happy. Go feel your way HOURS: object. 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Armchair Small western college alliance sought by Dann Tillinghast competition. With its status as As McArthur stated, "There are Expert an independent, about the only still too many things up in the Athletic Director Doug way the UPS football team air. We didn't expect to come McArthur returned from the could go to a bowl game would out of one meeting with a N CA A Convention in San be if it went 10-0 and outscored conference, but we did make with Dann Tillinghast Francisco with an important job. its opponents 500-6. substantial progress." He has been named chairman The new conference is not This is one writer who hopes of a committee to study the yet a sure thing. Only the that progress ends up in the Button, button with variations possibility of forming an alliance groundwork has yet been laid. form of a new league. of west coast small college schools. "Super Sunday" may have just faded into the sunset but it's "It would probably be an already time to start oiling the old glove. alliance in all sports, with no Turnovers break morale Yes, friends, even though the seems like it was rigid rules about which schools just yesterday, spring training is right around the corner. participate in which sports," In any sport turnovers can be The Loggers battled back to deadly. tie the score at 57 with nine And the high priests and rulers of our national pasttime have McArthur said. "There would be leagues in some sports, with Nowhere is this more true minutes to go. Four consecutive made sure they have remained in the headlines during the winter coast-wide championships and than in basketball, where a series turnovers by UPS put Portland break by playing their own version of "Button, Button." playoffs." of turnovers can lead to quick into a five-point lead and they Not just any old game of "Button, Button," you understand. Schools which have expressed scores by the opposition and were never able to catch up. The moguls of baseball play an "exciting" brand of "Button, Button" interest in the possibilities of an break the morale of a young David Johnson, Sam May and team. Eric Walker gave the Loggers a with several interesting variations. alliance include San Francisco State, Los Angeles State, St. The UPS Loggers have balanced scoring attack for one One version is entitled "Franchise Franchise, who gets the Mary's, Nevada Reno, Portland suffered from turnovers before. of the few times this season. Franchise" and it features those pitiful homeless waifs, the San Diego State, Santa Clara and several Last Monday it happened again Johnson had 23 points to lead Padres. other California schools. and the result was an 81-71 the team while May had 15 and The Padres are a team beset with a few problems. First of all, It is the opinion of this writer victory for the Portland Walker, another freshman, put in University Pilots. 13. they are lousy. They came into the league in about 1967, took up a that there would be many advantages for UPS if it Using a disciplined pattern UPS is now 5-9. comfortable residence in the National League basement and have competed in a conference. First, offense and switching from a remained there ever since. Secondly, they play in San Diego, where it there would be a great saving in zone to a man-to-man defense, is warm and beautiful a good part of the year with lots of things to travel. Currently, the Loggers the Loggers established early Top scorer control over Portland. do. No one there wants to go see a baseball team that's 43 games out play opponents from Pennsylvania to Hawaii. While With three minutes remaining Fred Cain was the only of first place. trips to Hawaii are undoubtedly in the half, the Loggers, behind Logger to show up in the As a result, Padre crowds usually average about a handful a enjoyable, they are expensive. If the shooting of the super recently released Northwest game (including 17 vendors, six parking attendants and the team UPS participated in a freshman David Johnson, had scoring race. Cain, a junior, has put in 199 points in 12 games owner). Now, in baseball, when your team doesn't draw crowds and conference, its farthest trip opened up an 11-point lead over would be to California. the Pilots at 36-25. Then the for a 16.2 clip. St. Martin's, who hence doesn't make money, there is one sure solution. Sell. Secondly, there are the roof fell in. the Loggers will meet January Enter Joseph Dazanavsky, a Washington D.C. businessman rivalries that would spring up UPS began to go for the 31, has three players averaging who offered to buy the team for $12 million and move them to through conference play. A quick shot rather than passing 18 points a game or better. Washington. (Washington, incidentally, has failed to support two game between UPS and Portland the ball and the Loggers hit a Eldridge Dickey, Pacific that counted in a league race cold spell. Portland caught fire University forward, leads the previous ballclubs.) At any rate, it seemed the deal was all set to go would have a lot more and outscored Puget Sound 16-4 Northwest in scoring with a 23.1 through over the outraged wailings of the suddenly new-found San excitement value than a game to take a 41-38 halftime lead. average. Diego fans, when a funny thing happened. Dazanavsky couldn't come with, say, Geore Fox that didn't up with the dough. mean much of anything. Participation in a conference So, why should that stop the San Diego owner? He can't would bring the thrills of a UNIQUE afford the Padres. So he•trys to sell his team to one Majorie Everett. league race for the title; more

Well and good. Except that long, long ago Majorie Everett was importantly, it would mean a FINANCIAL PLANNING involved in a bit of hanky panky. And everyone knows all of baseball better chance for the Loggers to is made up of dashing heroes and eagle scouts. So Majorie Everett is participate in post-season If You Qualify declared null and void by the National League. Your Aetna Campus Rep Which brings us back to the present. Washington wants the Offers a Plan c Accumulation Padres but can't afford them. Majorie Everett wants to keep the Padres but she is supposedly tainted. In the meantime, Willie MACRAME UNIQUE TO THE LESSONS & SUPPLIES McCovey, recently acquired by the Padres, says he'll be glad to report FINANCIAL WORLD to the team. If someone decides where he's supposed to go. Hey guys, MS. MAC'S what about Seattle? MACRAME SHOP RICH THOREEN Your Campus Rep Another variation of "Button, Button" is called "Manager Manager, who gets the Manager," featuring the clown prince of 840 So. 78th St. AETNA LIFE & CASUALTY CO. baseball, Charles Finley. SUITE 633 TACOMA MALL Our story goes like this: "Dashing" manages Open 1-4:30 p.m. Tues.-Sat. OFFICE BLDG. 475-5600 Finely's Oakland team to a second straight world title. Immediately LIFE & CASUALTY after the series, Williams announces he is resigning from the A's in Call GR2-2012 anytime order to manage the . Finley, overcome by the euphoria of victory, publicly wishes Williams good luck in his new venture. (But keep in mind, faithful readers, that Finley's wishes were given orally. Dick Williams had not been given his written release from his two-year contract.) Two days after the series, Finley phoned , manager of the , about the Oakland job. Anderson, who is no dummy, refused. Whereupon Finley decided he wouldn't Batteries let Williams go to the Yankees without compensation. He didn't want much, you understand. Just the Taj Mahah and half of downtown New York, or $40 million in diamonds. Well, the Yankees figured if Finley could do it, they could do it. So they demanded compensation from the who had not included. signed Ralph Houk, the Yankees' old manager. With three teams managerless and in danger of suffering an identity crisis, , President, did something rare for a baseball official. He held a meeting (that's not very rare) and took some action (that's rare). New York had to give up Houk because it had held a press conference or something and okayed. it already. And they didn't get Dick Williams because he still had two years left with Oakland. So ended up managing the Yanks, Ralph Houk is in Detroit, and Dick Williams is a businessman. For a while anyway. Which only proves one thing. The game of baseball might need a little pepping up, but the characters are right up there with "As the World _Turns," as far as acting goes. GLENDALE COLLEGE OF LAW

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SIX PUGET SOUND TRAIL FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1974 Students enrolled for the first time in the Fall Term 1973 may still apply for Basic Educational Opportunity Grant Funds. Applications will be received by the Office of Education up to April s 1974. Friday, Jan. 18 Blood Drive Dracula Symposium: 1 p.m., SUB A teach-in on the impeachment of President Nixon sponsored Campus Flick: "The Unearthly Stranger" & "Night by the UW Faculty & Staff Committee for Impeachment & the Tide," 6 & 8:45 p.m., Mc006 ASUW, will take place on February 1, at the U. of W. Lectures and Senior Recital: Marilyn Rehfeld, pianist, 8:15 p.m., Jacobsen Hall workshops will feature Henry Steele Commager, Congressmen Ron Wrestling: Warner Pacific at UPS, 7:30 p.m. .Dellums and "Pete" McCloskey. Giovanni Costigan will debate UP WITH PEOPLE! 8 p.m., Pacific Lutheran William Rusher (National Review) on impeachment. Those who would Auditorium like to attend organizing meetings or the session on February 1 may Sigma Nu Open Bar: 8:30 p.m. contact Ken Smith (ext. 3336). Saturday, Jan. 19 Campus Flick: "The Unearthly Stranger" & "Night Tide," 6 & 8:45 p.m., Mc006 Volleyball Marathon President Phibbs and the university's Vice Presidents will be Basketball at Montana in the Student Lounge for the fourth edition of "Questions and UP WITH PEOPLE! 8 p.m., Pacific Lutheran Answers" on Tuesday, Jan. 22, at 4 p.m. All are invited to come and Auditorium bring their questions, comments or answers. Wrestling: Simon Fraser here, 2:30 p.m. Swimming: Portland, B.C. here, 1:30 p.m.

Monday, Jan. 21 Registration is now being accepted for the spring semester Financial Aid Workshop: 7-8 p.m. Senior Recital: Barry Williams, organist, 8:15 p.m., accelerated reading class, sponsored by the Counseling and Human First United Methodist Church Development Center. The course, designed to improve reading rate, Basketball Game at Idaho comprehension, and study techniques, consists of eight Wednesday Game Night evening sessions, 7 to 10 p.m., beginning February 13, 1974. A $25 Tuesday, Jan. 22 course fee includes all materials except paper and pencils. Interested Question and Answers, with President Phibbs, 4 students should register at the Counseling and Human Development p.m., SUB Center, Room 201, SUB, ext. 3372. Film Festival: 7 p.m.-1 a.m., Mc006

Wednesday, Jan. 23 Depression: 4-5 p.m., Tenzler Lounge Wrestling: at Southern Oregon University Chamber Orchestra : 8:15 p.m., Winterim Doldrums Crossword Jacobsen Hall Mini-Mechanics: 7:30-9:30 P.m. answers on page 5 Thursday, Jan. 24 (no fair peeking) Las Vegas Night Friday, Jan. 25 Campus Flick: "The Ugly American," 6 & 8:30 50 Florida resort 13 Recognized p.m., Mc006 ACROSS city Incorrectly Wind Ensembles: 8:15 p.m., Jacobsen Hall Rainier Brewery Trip: 2 p.m., SUB 1 Lower back 52 Play on words 14 Common suffix Wrestling: at San Francisco Tourney 11 Highest point 53 Fuel 21 Bullfighter Swimming: at Chico State 15 Fear of Heights 54 1965 baseball MVP 25 Born 16 Discomfort 57 Famous ship 27 Eastern group of 17 Circus performer 58 --Japanese War colleges (abbr.) (pl.) 59 Fiendish 28 "Such — for the 18 Mass. — of Tech. 61 Oklahoman city course" 19 Part of wedding 62 Expect 29 Leaves out ceremony (pl.) 63 Moslem potentates 32 Argentine plains 20 German city 64 Abstainer 34 Spahn's teammate 22 — Scully 36 Part of an 23 Never: Ger. DOWN intersection 24 Type of soup 38 Go to — / 26 Sweetsop 1 Aids to digestion 39 Going away 28 Man's name 2 Sourness 40 Region of Asia 30 John or Jane 3 Crosby, e.g. Minor 31 Medicinal 4 Swoboda and Hunt 41 Try to equal or substances 5 Make a choice surpass 33 One named after 6 If — a hammer 43 Sound another 7 Arthur Miller 44 Come forth 35 Rests family 45 Secondhand dealer 37 Italian coin 8 Spanish or 48 121/2 cents "DOWN AT 38 Hugh Hefner bunny Portuguese 51 Urges 42 Hard worker 9 U. S. Military 55 Malay law THE HEELS?" 46 Poetic term decoration 56 Brazilian heron

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