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STENBERG NAMED DEAN OF ENROLLMENT CLASSIFIED ADS Larry Stenberg, dean ot student program - " ... increasing our enrollment development programs, has been named or meeting our enrollment projections for WANTED: Used phy to the new post of Dean of Enrollment next year. . .includes looking at other Services by Administrative Vice-President kinds of recruitment activities and also siology text, "Human ' Dean Clabaugh. looking at improving retention." 2) team Design", from last Stenberg, who has already begun work and program building for the access year's Health Co at the new position, was originally hired group - "The success of our ability to ordinated Studies. as director of Evergreen Counseling pull that off is going to be dependent Services in 1970. He is a 1957 graduate of upon utilizing the talent and interest of Contract Stadium High School in Tacoma and the people who are employed in those Contact Beverlee: received his bachelor of arts and master's areas that are going to. be pulled 866-1477. degrees from the University of Puget together." 3) budget. 4) ' remodeling Sound. He held a variety of positions at plans - ''I'm convinced of and in support o UPS before coming to Evergreen. of pulling together these services in the C FOR SALE-Acoustic Clabaugh chose Stenberg from an same general area. I think in the long run QQ o:l original list of four which included Mary it will be very beneficial to students. . ." C 150 amp-$275; acou V> stic guitar-$40; Hillaire, John Moss and Walker Allen. 5) systems analysis. ., That list had been narrowed to Allen and The declining enrollment and gloomy It< I'" Gretsch electric Stenberg by a screening DTF. Why outlook for next fall has a lso come to the conferences and people concerned w ith I'm going to have to concentrate my guitar w/case-$225; Stenberg? "He was the best qualified of new dean's attention. "One- of the things I the access center occupy almost all of his energies on working w ith program Rectilinear stereo the candidates," was Clabaugh's brief plan to do," he says, "is to pull together time, sometimes more time than he has. development. .. Hopefully, I've had His secretary, Bonnie Hilts, says that speakers-$l25. All reply. an advisory team of people to take a look enough interaction with students here in The newly created Enrollment Services, at our present admissions program. As people are always stopping him for one of the past five years that I won't lose track prices negotiable. or Student Access Center as some are I've mentioned in the planning document those 5-minute discussions that end up of the reason I'm here." Call Brad after 6 at calling it, will house in one location the I've put together I see four or five areas lasting 45-minutes instead. "} consider it 'We're going to do everything we can 491-6350. offices of Academic Advisor, Admissions, where I hope we can concentrate some the main accomplishment of my profes to be responsive to students . We'lI Career Planning, Financial Aid, Registrar, eHort." Those areas are: 1) increasing sional career to make Larry Stenberg on improve our responsiveness to students Student Accounts and Veterans' Affairs. recruiting of community college transfers; time. In three years I haven't made it and be supportive of the faculty and Activities of these offices will be 2) increase recruiting efforts through yet." she adds. staH," Stenberg continues, " and we ask coordinated and staffs will be cross-trained alternative sources such as the military; "There's one thing that I'm frustrated people to be patient with us." to provide a maximum efficiency of 3) develop a comprehensive plan to with bUl recognize the necessity of," • Spring Quarter parking per Stenberg remarks, 'Til have, at least for One of the exhibits at the Orca Symposium held Fridav operation. The idea behind it all is to recruit part-time students; and 4) develop mits will be required as of March remove the several cross-campus trips that a proposal for improving the retention of awhile, much less contact with students. the and Saturday of last week. 31. Permits can be purchased at are necessary now for a student to do those students already here. evergreen the Cashier's office from March business with the college. "I think a key here is that there are 22 on. The staff of the new access center has several things that effect admissions that staJ8l1ege Parking permits for Dorm and several large tasks before it, not' the least are not solvable by the access center Mod residents will be available of which is picking a name. "'Enrollment group and rest primarily in the academic COOPER POINT at the Security office March 29. .s services' as a title is too limiting," says program planning area," Stenberg ex Stenberg. "Not only is it too limiting, it's plains. ''I'm kind of. hopeful that this ntisleac;ling ... Enrollment services implies advisory group will make some very • Two work-study positions will that we're dealing with a student's needs strong requests with regard to additional be opening in the Self- Paced at entry but there is a continuing offerings, particularly with regard to part Learning Labs Spring Quarter. interaction of students with areas like time studies." He considers the offerings One position will deal with URNAL Career Planning and Placement, with in the 1976-77 supplement to be "strong" Volume IV I\lumber 23 April 1, 1976 developing and supervising a Financial Aid, with Veteran's Affairs, and hopes they will have a positive effect self-paced photography series with Academic Advising, Student Ac in retaining current students through and the other is an aide posit ion counts, even the Registrar's office." next year. in marine biology . Stenberg has identified five major Formerly a busy man, Stenberg's daily projects which must be completed in the pace has increased dramatically since KorDlondy Unveils next month. They are 1) admissions accepting the appointment. Planning • Someone appropriated a lab Proposal to notebook containing a 2-quarter CATALOG project for Foundations of Nat. Science - and two new books SUPPLEMENT RevaDlp Deanery that were left in the Bookstore, If found, please leave at Security by Curtis Milton the use of "conveners" as a counse ling in put to the deans. Conveners would assem q}) or Foundations lounge. No After several months work by an infor ble groups of people to work on specific questions asked. mal group of faculty and deans, a pro issues - just as Kormondy has had Will posal that would take some of the pres Humphreys do with the mathematics fac· sure off the academic deans by reorganiz ulty. The groups are "very informal." • Lecture on "A Buddhist Ap ing their structure has been unveiled by proach to Learning" Wednesday Vice President and Provost Ed Kormondy. Kormondy cautions. " It has no force of J March 17th at 1 p.m. Lib. 2100 The reorganization plan was first made law, it has no force of anything except public in a memorandum from Kormondy good council." Lounge. Kormondy would also like to see are· dated March 8. It was developed through instatement of the assistant deanship. A discussions with some faculty, the deans, two year trial period would allow po ten : • S & A Board meeting, President McCann and Vice President tial deans to gain experience and "test the J Wednesday March 17 at 9 :30 Dean Clabaugh. water" while providing a back-up group a. m. CAB 108. Kormondy felt it was best to "go pub of experienced people in case of emergen· ~------lic" with a fully developed plan and "let cies. the people shoot at it" rather than come The fourth point the proposal speaks to out and ask " How shall we do it?" " It • Registration for Human is lengthening the term of academic deans The $2.40 A Night Snooze. Growth Center Workshops will seemed to me," says Kormondy, "that to four years from the present three and continue April 8 and 9 from 10 given the nature of the deanship, what I "to call for more administrative experience a.m. to 6 p.m. in Lib. 1224. knew about it both from first hand exper as a prerequisite to candidacy." For a mere $2.40 a night ($72 per ience as well as reports made to this of Presently there are four academic fice, that the more appropriate course of month), you can sleep soundly on deans. Kormondy's reorganization pro campus with all the creature • There will be a workshop on action was to work with a small group, posal would change that number to two. conveniences of home. venereal-type diseases offered by try to refine my thinking, sharpen my These would be aided by two assistant the Women's Clinic at noon, thinking." deans and an administrative assistant. Here are some of the freebies we've Wednesday , March 17, Lib. 76 - 77 SUPPLEMENT OUT: The real problem Kormondy sees at this Evergreeners are deeply concerned inc luded: water, electricity, gar 1223. time with the deanship is that all aca about the growing "menace" of bureau bage, heat, telephone, and cable PROGRAMS EMPHASIZE demic problems come to rest with the cracy here. Is Kormondy concerned that TV -FM. All of this to make campus deans. In his memorandum Kormondy this proposal might add to that bureau living inexpensive and comfortable. says that "there are no intermediate fil cracy and increase student unrest? • A new Bicentennial Scholar HISTORY, SCIENCE ters which in more traditionally organized "Given my experience and perception at institutions handle a substantial number Prices are based upon Unit Leasing ship program has been an by Jill Stewart contracts, and two contracts labeled Evergreen," Kormondy replies. "we have of academic matters. .. Everything at and multiple occupancy. If you're nounced by Fidelity Mutual Don't hold your breath any longer - "other" - Communications Media and one of the most unbureaucratic systems interested, give us a call at the Savings Bank. Washington stu next year's curriculum supplement is fresh Environmental Education. Evergreen comes to a dean. We've come I've ever worked under. There's central dents may receive $1000 or more to expect that because that's what we've Housing Office or stop by and visit off the press and waiting for you in the While some programs sound familiar - ization of authority, if that's bureaucraq'. for the 1976-77 school year from allowed to happen." us. 866-6132 Registrar's office. Democracy and Tyranny and Foundations Bureaucracy to me means many interme this program. Awards are based To alleviate that situation, Kormondy This year the supplement includes a of Natural Science - others sound very diate steps to get something done ' and on financial need, academic proposes that "a substantial number of much needed addition - an index. Inter new. much red tape. If there's a problem in excellence and participation in present deaconal responsibilities be dele ested in biology? Just tur(l to the index. The Theory and Practice of Modem bureaucracy at Evergreen, it is the reverse. gated to the coordi'nator level." meaning school and community affairs. Under Biology you'll find a list of all the Evil program description reads in part, The President, I and the deans' are com Applications are available in the coordinators of coordinated studies, pages that include programs dealing with "Evil in our time is not the loss of the pletely open. Vulnerable. Anybody can the Financial Aid Office, Lib. group contract faculty and individual con that subject. awareness of evil, but rather the ability to come see me and that's fine . .. If by bur 1214. tract faculty. "These coordinators would Program subject areas are defined in talk about evil without using an eautr,!cy some people . imply, using the become," the memo says, "in eHect, quasi "traditional" terms in the back of the outmoded, behaviorally irrelevant moral term negatively, that they can never get a department chairmen" during their term pamphlet. Under these definitions the co vocabulary. " decision or that there is vacillation on the • Work-study students interested which might extend two years or more. ordinated studies programs show a heavy Another program, Study in Afrika, has decisions, then yes, I hope that the pro · in working with the Office of These coordinators would be responsible emphasis on the Humanities, Social used a style quite different from other posal I have will speak directly on that Financial Aid are encouraged to for reporting to the deans the covenants Sciences and Natural Sciences; and in program descriptions. It begins, "Afrika, point ... People will get direct answers. apply for the position of Student for their group, making sure faculty de comparisoh a lighter emphasis on Art and you went through a lot, babe. Earth was They may not like them, but they'll get Para--professional Fjnancial Aid velopment and evaluations are done and on Communications. once with you in the center; through direct answers. There'll be 'yeses' and Counselor. Starting salary turning in review summaries to the deans, Group contracts are - abundant. The nature's force, earth cracked-pieces of ther~ ' 11 be 'noes.' The 'maybes' they get $2.70 / hr. Student must be avail and would serve as the main connection Sciences lead with nine contracts offering land drifted away from you forming the will be those that have to be given as able to work full-time at least between faculty and dean on academic everything from Alternative Energy to continents ..." maybes because there may be no colle!o;c most of the summer. Starting issues. They are followed by The supplement also includes some policy and there is no precedent." date - Spring Quarter, Applica Natural History. The second point of Kormondy's pro Social Sciences and Arts with seven program offerings for the 1977 -78 school tions available from the Office of posal calls for recognizing and increasing continued page 4 contracts each, Humanities with five year. Financial Aid, lib. 1214. 2 3 IS NOTHING SACRED? LETTERS OLYMPIA FOUR-DOT LEGEND DEBUNKED deaths of thousands of sea birds we get some inten'sted writers. by Matthew Groening Olympia Beer began to be distributed in Colorado in has brought public awareness to We would like to hear what The legend of the Olympia four-dot can at last be 1973 the legend immediately popped up there and be focus on a critical threat to the some· other Evergreeners think laid to rest. The secret behind the beer bottle label can dime widespread. Michael 1- Preston in the October survival of marine ecosystems. It about not only th e 0 T F situa now be exposed as the silly example of regional sexist 1973 issue of Western Folklore has advanced the spec is regret able however, that this tion. but the Journal in general. myth that it is, and we can all breathe easier in the ulation that the Oly regional tradition will spread a tt ention and emotion has been If ,11 0 11 have time. an'>wer some 'ight of this cold truth. wherever the product is introduced, and since the beer directed towards a search for the of our ques tions about the CPl The legend of the Olympia four-dot is widespread "culprit" rather than an earnest and leave th em in th e box out among young male teenagers in the Northwest. It is . ~ is now available in 23 states, this means the legend is rampant. e xploration of the ca uses of side our door, or come up and believed that an Olympia beer bottle label which has The Olympia Beer Company cannof explain the ori tral!edv. tolk wit.'" ~IS. four dots printed on the reverse side (usually called a gin of the four-dot folklore, but they are very aware Timely attention to this matter WI,at do you thitlk I "four-dotter") may be redeemed somewhere, some is especially critical in light of ------ how, for an act of sexual intercourse. No one is of its existence. In an excerpt from a letter by Rodney about the CPl? I the obvious increase in tanker known to have actually redeemed his label, nor does S. Hansen, a vice-president of the company, printed I in Western folklore, he wrote: "The Olympia Brew traffic resulting from the comple 1. I would like to read mo re I anyone know exactly where to go to redeem it. But it ing Company has never had a prize arrangement since tion of the Alaskan Pipeline. about: I is commonly believed that a young woman's signature Bruce Morrison on a lab"l is either proof that "payment" has occurred the rules and regulations covering the sale of a malt beverage set forth by many of the states in which our 2. I really like the paper's cov-I or that the young woman is willing to redeem the JOURNAL KEEPING product is sold prohibit such a practice by any brew IN TOUCH? erage of: I label herself. Many boys collect quite a lot of "four I dotters" at weekend parties, but they often regret not ery, wholesaler, or retailer. We have received numer To the Editor': ous letters on this same question and how this rumor A group ut us are si t ting being able to "find anyone who would cash them in_" 3. I am tired of reading about: : started is a mystery to all of us." around thinking about the Long The implication is that any willing female is qualified But what do the four-dots mean? The company felt Range Planning DTF and COG to . redeem the labels, but why she may wish to do so 4. I am interested in writing/ I obliged to run an advertisement with the heading III DTF. What ever happened to does not seem to be considered_ photographing for the Coope" "What's behind the label?" in an unsuccessful effort to them? Is the keeping in The legend is belie;~d and circulated mainly by Journal Point Journal. I kill the myth. They explained that the number of dots touch with 'them? Would it be boys, although some teenaged girls are familiar with My name is: I merely indicates the beer inspector who was on duty possible to have weekly reports it, and have spread a less common variation on the My interests are: I at a particular time. A disappointing anticlimax to of what is happening in those dominant tradition. Some claim that a one-dot label II can be located at : I students of stupid local folklore, but still, it is the DTF5? may be redeemed by holding hands, a two-dot label truth. One can try to combat such misbeliefs, but the echelons. v irtue of the fact that Bill There is a hodgepodge of I I by a kiss, a three-dot label by light or heavy petting, 15. Other comments? Drop byl elbow-nudging sniggers of 13-year-olds from Spokane DON'T IGNORE (3) I helieve that Evergreen IS Knauss' and my terms on the equall y important decision mak and a four-dot label by "going all the way." This leg Ithe Journal office, CAB 306 orl to Medford should convince one of the futi li ty of such ORCAS as rigid in its policies as any Committee have expired. I would ing and research-oriented groups end or similar variations are common in most North Icall 866-6213. I a task. Even 13-year-olds want their Santa Claus. T" thl' Editor' : other college. I beli eve I offered like to publicize this fact and ask doing work in governance and west small towns and all the major cities. When an approach to learning that in l 1m writing in regard to the for volunteers from the staff and academics. Here at Evergreen, it I Plcase bring your responses to OLDER WOMEN AND HEALTH CARE CONFERENCE: Il'I ter \\Titten bv S. Bayer in the their narrow concept of educa st udents to serve on the EAC for would be impossible to keep I the box deSignated for responses I \ larch 10 issue of the c.P.J. tion , the inno vators of Evergreen a four-quarter term. Members track of them all. Yet there are I at the door to the Journal office I S" ta r. nllt much is known could not comprehend. I am will be expected to attend regular definitely some of these groups I (which is above the Bookstore inl .1 h,U: tht' Orca. including. to my currently putting my ideas into meetings (usual ly every two whom all of us have some inter the Activities Building if youl practice in a more tolerant weeks) and have some familiarity Evergreeners Break Down Barriers " 'w'" kdge. how many thousands est in. In order to find out what II need directions), Thank you fori . your cooperatIOn. ,,: d"ll cl r, wo rth o f damage system. with the campus' natural en areas readers want to become I Catherine Riddell Every other week all the local people on the mailing People are skeptical of the young organizers . (4) I know th at in my one :11<,\, \'c' J ,'ne t" fi shnets, salmon, vironment; expertise in the more informed in , why not. Barriers are being broken down, according to the list are called and invited to the regular planning "You're young - what do you want to think about ,1"I" h' l1 and seals. it one can put year I taught and learned with natural sciences, however, is not somehow, ask us. When you .. ------ten organizers of the Women and Health Care meetings designed to open the conference to the old people for?" People are frightened of becoming my student s and was meeting the DREES " cl~ , IIto live in peace. show up at the next EAC Kathryn Ann Hobbs group in Bellevue, a slideshow The Image of Women ment. alternatives to nursing homes? If not, what kind can why I would not be rehired. :'-Jow. about the kittens and meeting. which is scheduled for Joanna Norris and Aging in the U.S. by the National Organization Time consuming details are being taken care of. be created? Is it possible to organize alternative Evergreen may claim that it puppies: I agree that leaving Wednesday. April 7, at 9:30 David Taylor of Women, and Jackie Searight from Olympia's Evergreen vans have been reserved for transportation humanistic medical care for community women? has never fired a faculty mem them on the trails to die is a .m. in lib. 3319. James Chupa Alcoholi c Treatment Center. The Family Circus from the nursing homes. The Evergreen Men's Center What financial helps are available? There are barriers ber. A one year appointment is a d isgustin g and inhumane. but Chuck Albertson Brian Milbrath TUNER & TECHNICIAN Theater w ill lunch is being paid to provide child care. People are still to be questioned; informational , sociaL and you don't mean that because little different from a three year. Chairperson, EAC Editor's res ponse: Tuning - Cleaning p~ychological. kittens and puppies are dying, I believe that because I was not Any kind of "weekly reports" Refelling - You don't have to be old to come. reappointed, I was virtually SEA-BIRD DEATHS Regulating - Repairing we should ignore what's going TRAGIC tend to turn off Evergreeners , on in Puget Sound, do you? I fired. I believe this happened for however regular in-depth report AU MAICES -NEW & OLD To the Editor: oR."., P,.rM/. tlr R"";'·· hope not. the ",rong reasons. I believe I Ing of the DTFs you mentiorred c.,. c.. The tragedy of the recent ISO ,... 01 - SALIS' IImllS Katherine Tester stood for what the students are is important and can be interest [ffi[["rnJ ~~~'P~' ,,!I[["~ ~ ~ ITD~ now fighting for, and I was not ing. This type of reporting is CAll JOHN GRACE LETTERS POLICY by Edward McQuarrie FORMER FACULTY rehired at Evergreen because I time-consuming and difficult but The Journal welcomes all 1') N CAPITOL WY . - 943-3712 The dream reflection seminar offers a unique learn CRITICIZES refused to play the political can be done well, especially if EVERGREEN power games that the Evergreen signed letters to the Editor ing opportunity. Developed some years ago here at system demands from those not (names will be withheld on Evergreen by Prof. Richard Jones, it is as yet unavail To the Editor : entrenched within it. request) and prints them as able elsewhere in the country. During the 1973-74 academic I offer my insights about my space permIts. To be consid There are many different ways of working with year I was a faculty member at Organic Evergreen past from a distance ered for publicatiorl that dreams, and workshops which utilize one or another Evergreen teaching in what was of 10,000 miles. Evergreen taught week, letters must be received approach are quite common, but most of these then the Learning Resources by 5 p.m. on the Tuesday be mer. workshops are therapeutic in outlook, and use the Center and in individual group me a great deaL and Murdoch University in Perth now reaps fore the Thursday of publica guerite Holberg, Judith Rizzio, Esther Lev, and Carolyn Hall. dream primarily as a vehicle for self-examination. By contracts. I was on a one year Fruits & Vegetables the benefits of that learning. tion. Letters received after contrast the dream reflection seminar works from an appointment, and I asked to be Lorraine Marshall deadline will be considered The ten ~omen came into planning tor the needed to provide housing. aesthetic standpoint, and treats the dream as an considered for a three-year • for the next issue. Letters conference knowing nothing of the health problems of Designing a poster is something that they will all occasion for art. contract. I did not get a contract In ENVIRONMENTAL must be typed, double-spaced older women, but generally had an interest in remember_ What image will portray the "older A dream, a work of art; we all sense these two can and I left Evergreen to return to POSITION OPEN and 400 words or less. The feminism and aging. Judith Rizzio is teaching yoga to woman 7" Four posters were made before one was be related in many ways. The aim of dream reflection A ustralia where I am now on the Editor reserves the right to the aged at 'Olympia's Senior Center. Carolyn Hall accepted. Two artist's drawings were rejected_ Both is: 1) to give the dream all the respect due a work of academic staff of an innovative To the Editor: Cood Supply! edit letters over 400 words. and Joyce KiTmer work as aides at a local nursing were wrong, in one the women just looked too angry. art; 2) to create further art under the tutelage of the Australian university. I believe The Environmental Advisory Generally, a photo or orig home. The planners decided an artist who was a man could dream. It is an exciting and involving activity, and it my situa ti on is somewhat rele Committee (EAC) is a standing inal art is also run on the let Four people began work on the conference in not understand. They started lookins for photographs. sometimes results in increased awareness and personal vant to what I know of some of committee composed of students, ters page. To be considered November, when the subject of the conference was Popular magazines carry no piclures of older women. growth. But these benefits are secondary. Our central Evergreen's present problems. faculty, and staff (3 each) whose for publication, photos ! art unknown. "We just knew we wanted to do a In shades of blue the poster portrays the images of concern is bringing each participant into communica (1) Student evaluations defi primary task is to advise the from the community must conference as a spring quarter project for Politics of three women; an Appalachian woman looking too tion with his or her dream poet. nitely do no t playa major role Office of Facilities and other also be submitted by 12 p.m . Health Care," said Laura Zeidenstein. The first thing much like a martyr according to some of the planners, Are you familiar with Freud? What he calls the members of the community on ,n the hiring and firing of Tuesday before the Thursday they did was send out a survey to medical people to a Black woman - "I get tired of Black women in dream censor is the core of his insights. Freud viewed fac ulty . I had a portfolio of the potential environmental im of publication. Submission get reactions to different projects. As a result of the kerchiefs holding brooms;' and an enigmatic, amused the dream as a cover-up, a disguise intended to hide pacts of proposed actions (con ~t udent (and faculty) evaluations size: 5" x 7" or 8 " x 10" al survey the special problems of aging women was looking woman everyone seemed to like. Judith Rizzio the truth. He deemphasizes the dream in favor of that I am proud to show anyone. struction projects, maintenance though other sizes are accept chosen. It effects everyone directly or indirectly said, 'What we like is that they don't look like your what lies behind it. Dream reflection is radically dif (2) While Evergreen claimed it policies and the like) and the able. Name', address and through family and friends, but practically no public typical image_ .. the lethargic, older woman." The ferent from the dream analysis of Freud. We under had no "heirarch y." no amount mitigation of these impacts. phone must be on . all su~mis attention has been paid to it in any kind of posters will be on sale for $1.50 next week on campus take to see the dream as a poem: a poem which has "r suppo rt fr om students and As of the beginning of spring sions and all originals will be constructive way. The planners discovered older during the lunch time cookie sales and again during gracefully gathered together many threads of the faculty could change a decision quarter the EAC will have one returned . women make people nervous, are laughed at, and the conference. The price includes $1-00 for printing dreamer's life, and skillfully focused them into a that had been made in the higher staff and one student vacancy by most often worst of all are virtually ignored in the plus a fifty cent donation. whole. BUSINESS MANAGER media. The ironic justice is that "they" will someday Comments of women contacted in organizing the Have you ever watched a poem die in an English Jim Feyk " be "we" and we will grow old in ignorance, which is a conference have been revealing. Women first say, lit. class? I have seen poems picked apart with the r~JOURNAL PHOTOGRAPHY terrible barrier. "Oldl I'm not old, I'm with itl" When she understood teeth and claws of an insensitive analysis, an analysis David Judd Laura Zeidenstein said, "I feel if this conference the purpose of the conference one woman said, '1 which trampled the poem in its headstrong pursuit of Doug Buster ADVERTISING happens here in Olympia and no one outside hears wish I had known about things like menopause when (rational) meaning. The dream reflection !;t'minar :TOR staff Ford Gilbreath Mark Schmitt about it, it will be a waste." So, a booklet is being I was younger_" When the group arrived at the (DRS) permits no such heartlessness. A dream is not Iril Stewart planned to record what went into organizing, the stationery store to pick up the rubber address stamp, a set of propositions (such as. "I have a hang-up FEATURE EDITOR results of- the conference, and a bibliography. This "Older Women and Health Care," the men in the about my mother") ; it is an echoing vessel of images. NEWS EDITORS PRODUCTION PRINTER will be sent to groups and publications across the business somewhat derisively teased the middle-aged When we do a dream our energies are directed Matthew G roening \ Joe Gendreau country. women in the office to go to the conference. The towards amplifying and elucidating the poetry of the Curtis Milton RED APPLE NAT FOODS Much of the work has been canvassing. Every women nervously protested that they weren't old_ The dream, not its meaning. Catherine Riddell tsJourllal WESTSIDE CENTER member of the faculty at Evergreen was contacted for Evergreen students said they weren't old, but they You know from your own experience that when Th~ Journal news and business offices are located in the College Activities Building (CAB) rm. 306. 357-8779 program funding. $2000 was raised. Organizations were going. Old people are a growing majority they you dream, you live the dream. Yet everything I have \0, News phones: 866-6214 and -6213; advertising and business 866-6080. were contacted for sponsorship. A mailing list of 500 said, we are aging, and we also have older friends and said indicates dreams are poems_ In dreaming we live was created. Each potential speaker was interviewed. mothers. The women were convinced to come_ continued page 6 2 3 IS NOTHING SACRED? LETTERS OLYMPIA FOUR-DOT LEGEND DEBUNKED deaths of thousands of sea birds we get some inten'sted writers. by Matthew Groening Olympia Beer began to be distributed in Colorado in has brought public awareness to We would like to hear what The legend of the Olympia four-dot can at last be 1973 the legend immediately popped up there and be focus on a critical threat to the some· other Evergreeners think laid to rest. The secret behind the beer bottle label can dime widespread. Michael 1- Preston in the October survival of marine ecosystems. It about not only th e 0 T F situa now be exposed as the silly example of regional sexist 1973 issue of Western Folklore has advanced the spec is regret able however, that this tion. but the Journal in general. myth that it is, and we can all breathe easier in the ulation that the Oly regional tradition will spread a tt ention and emotion has been If ,11 0 11 have time. an'>wer some 'ight of this cold truth. wherever the product is introduced, and since the beer directed towards a search for the of our ques tions about the CPl The legend of the Olympia four-dot is widespread "culprit" rather than an earnest and leave th em in th e box out among young male teenagers in the Northwest. It is . ~ is now available in 23 states, this means the legend is rampant. e xploration of the ca uses of side our door, or come up and believed that an Olympia beer bottle label which has The Olympia Beer Company cannof explain the ori tral!edv. tolk wit.'" ~IS. four dots printed on the reverse side (usually called a gin of the four-dot folklore, but they are very aware Timely attention to this matter WI,at do you thitlk I "four-dotter") may be redeemed somewhere, some is especially critical in light of ------ how, for an act of sexual intercourse. No one is of its existence. In an excerpt from a letter by Rodney about the CPl? I the obvious increase in tanker known to have actually redeemed his label, nor does S. Hansen, a vice-president of the company, printed I in Western folklore, he wrote: "The Olympia Brew traffic resulting from the comple 1. I would like to read mo re I anyone know exactly where to go to redeem it. But it ing Company has never had a prize arrangement since tion of the Alaskan Pipeline. about: I is commonly believed that a young woman's signature Bruce Morrison on a lab"l is either proof that "payment" has occurred the rules and regulations covering the sale of a malt beverage set forth by many of the states in which our 2. I really like the paper's cov-I or that the young woman is willing to redeem the JOURNAL KEEPING product is sold prohibit such a practice by any brew IN TOUCH? erage of: I label herself. Many boys collect quite a lot of "four I dotters" at weekend parties, but they often regret not ery, wholesaler, or retailer. We have received numer To the Editor': ous letters on this same question and how this rumor A group ut us are si t ting being able to "find anyone who would cash them in_" 3. I am tired of reading about: : started is a mystery to all of us." around thinking about the Long The implication is that any willing female is qualified But what do the four-dots mean? The company felt Range Planning DTF and COG to . redeem the labels, but why she may wish to do so 4. I am interested in writing/ I obliged to run an advertisement with the heading III DTF. What ever happened to does not seem to be considered_ photographing for the Coope" "What's behind the label?" in an unsuccessful effort to them? Is the keeping in The legend is belie;~d and circulated mainly by Journal Point Journal. I kill the myth. They explained that the number of dots touch with 'them? Would it be boys, although some teenaged girls are familiar with My name is: I merely indicates the beer inspector who was on duty possible to have weekly reports it, and have spread a less common variation on the My interests are: I at a particular time. A disappointing anticlimax to of what is happening in those dominant tradition. Some claim that a one-dot label II can be located at : I students of stupid local folklore, but still, it is the DTF5? may be redeemed by holding hands, a two-dot label truth. One can try to combat such misbeliefs, but the echelons. v irtue of the fact that Bill There is a hodgepodge of I I by a kiss, a three-dot label by light or heavy petting, 15. Other comments? Drop byl elbow-nudging sniggers of 13-year-olds from Spokane DON'T IGNORE (3) I helieve that Evergreen IS Knauss' and my terms on the equall y important decision mak and a four-dot label by "going all the way." This leg Ithe Journal office, CAB 306 orl to Medford should convince one of the futi li ty of such ORCAS as rigid in its policies as any Committee have expired. I would ing and research-oriented groups end or similar variations are common in most North Icall 866-6213. I a task. Even 13-year-olds want their Santa Claus. T" thl' Editor' : other college. I beli eve I offered like to publicize this fact and ask doing work in governance and west small towns and all the major cities. When an approach to learning that in l 1m writing in regard to the for volunteers from the staff and academics. Here at Evergreen, it I Plcase bring your responses to OLDER WOMEN AND HEALTH CARE CONFERENCE: Il'I ter \\Titten bv S. Bayer in the their narrow concept of educa st udents to serve on the EAC for would be impossible to keep I the box deSignated for responses I \ larch 10 issue of the c.P.J. tion , the inno vators of Evergreen a four-quarter term. Members track of them all. Yet there are I at the door to the Journal office I S" ta r. nllt much is known could not comprehend. I am will be expected to attend regular definitely some of these groups I (which is above the Bookstore inl .1 h,U: tht' Orca. including. to my currently putting my ideas into meetings (usual ly every two whom all of us have some inter the Activities Building if youl practice in a more tolerant weeks) and have some familiarity Evergreeners Break Down Barriers " 'w'" kdge. how many thousands est in. In order to find out what II need directions), Thank you fori . your cooperatIOn. ,,: d"ll cl r, wo rth o f damage system. with the campus' natural en areas readers want to become I Catherine Riddell Every other week all the local people on the mailing People are skeptical of the young organizers . (4) I know th at in my one :11<,\, \'c' J ,'ne t" fi shnets, salmon, vironment; expertise in the more informed in , why not. Barriers are being broken down, according to the list are called and invited to the regular planning "You're young - what do you want to think about ,1"I" h' l1 and seals. it one can put year I taught and learned with natural sciences, however, is not somehow, ask us. When you .. ------ten organizers of the Women and Health Care meetings designed to open the conference to the old people for?" People are frightened of becoming my student s and was meeting the DREES " cl~ , IIQf whales to "educa include Level II, with a begin Show, scheduled to be displayed tional study"",ot-harmful to the I NUCLEAR FACTS ' ning pay of $2.45 hourly, Level ducting a Women's Intensive tools and advice for you to fix In a move that marked the end in the Library Gallery from April Writing Workshop for Spring your bicycle. Spring quarter whale." In the event of nuclear attack, III at $2.70, Level IV at $2.95, 19 to May 7, is now in 'prepara of attempts by Sea World Incor and Level V at $3.20. Quarter, sponsored by the Wom hours are Wednesday, Friday Daniel J. Evans Library is licensed tion. Exhibits Coordinator Lynda porated to take whales from Student workers most affected en's Center. Enrollment is lim and Saturday, 2 - 7 p.m. Cost is c as a shelter for 10,600 persons. Weinman, who is organizing the Puget Sound. they turned over by the raises are employed at ited to 10 women. Sign-up sheet 25 cents per day. It is located in two of six whales they captured The steam tunnels in case of show, said any interested Ever and book list are posted by Jean the basement of CAB. For more overflow could hold 500 people KAOS and the Cooper Point 3 to the University of Washing green Senior is welcome to sub Vi's office in L3217. Cost is $25 information call 866-6220. but an attempt would be made Journal. Other workers affected ton's Dr. AI Erickson for study are employed in CAB, NASA, mit artwork for the show. for one or two sessions and $35 c in the San Juan Islands. to keep it open for communica "Some excellent pieces have al for three. The workshop begins tions between buildings on cam the Gay Center, the Women's N Of the four other whales orig Center, the Bike Shop and the ready been submitted," she said, April 6. Further information can PAYING TOO MUCH _. inally captured, three escaped pus. "and since the show is being put Center for Poetry. be obtained by calling Jean -Vi at FOR YOUR INSURANCE? ·and one was released - clinch Campus headquarters would together on a first-come basis, 866-4411. ::J ing a concession by Sea World ' be in the lecture halls. . people should call as soon as AUTO ' UFE RENTERS possible." Lynda Weinman can (Q that they not take any more SOME STUDENT KORMONDY- • The Women's Clinic needs vol See Fred Palermo whales in Washington waters. be reached at 866-6229 or 866- unteers. Responsibilities include for low rates for SALARIES SOAR 6219. Meanwhile , in Washington, continued from page 1 making appointments, counsel non-smokers at ~Ood students D.C. a bill sponsored by Warren Pay raises for several students • April 5 - stu.,Ients who were ing, dispensing information, lab working in Services and Activi 943-9765 G. Magnuson which would vir Why does Kormondy feel that registered by March 29 will have work, and in some cases assist ties Fees (S&A) funded positions tually o utlaw the capture of BEEFHEART AND SCHENKEL a dean's term of office should be their financial aid checks and the Women's Health Care Spe take effect this quarter after a FARMERS INSURANCE CO·I whales was passed by the Senate. increased to four years? N .D.S. Loans ready at Student cialist. There will be a meeting at the great values they've DISPLAY BIZARRE ART recommendation from Assistant . OEWASH. . The bill. which now goes to the 'That's to provide this element Accounts. April 6 - deadline April 6 at noon in Library 1223. I More than 70 drawings and heart, is exhibiting about 50 Director of Student Activities found right here in Lacey at of continuity. What happens for registration in a program or For more information call 866- paintings by composer, musician, works in the show, including the Lynn Garner. memo of Fanner Insuran~ Grou now is that a dean gets enough . contract. All internship agree 6238. REALTOR and poet Don Van Vliet (better original art for the Zappa The raises, which range from experience where he or she is ments also must be completed at music bar audio known as Captain Beefheart) albums Uncle Meat, We're Only an additional 25 cents to 40 cents EVERGREEN COIN4;8S a trade name and graphic artist Cal Schenke\, In It For the Money, One Size beginning to be a very effective this time. April 7 - tuition pay OLYMPIA SPORT SHOP an hour, are the result of an ef ments are due to Student Ac AND ' for profeSSional are on display in the Library Art Fits All, and The Grand Wazoo. dean and has gone through the STOCK REDUCTION SALE fort by the S&A Board to bring counts. If you haven't received INVESTMENTS Gallery until April 16. The , . Posters for the exhibit, which learning process. And they just certain underpaid campus jobs your billing for spring quarter 20% off on: SAVE 20% ON :-Real Estate People I works, which range from pencil were designed by Cal Schenkel, about get to that point and they BUYING up to standards defined by a Stu check with Student Accounts. sketches for animated films to will be on sale throughout the go out. ..The time may come SILVER. GOLD COINS dent Employment DTF one year down the road when we can FLY TYING SUPPLIES _ _.... exhibit, which is free and open ...... large acrylic paintings, are being OOLLARS "ITS A SONY" OVERLAKE ago. afford that kind of luxury. But • On Friday, April 2, at 1:00 ASSORTED RAINWEAR shown publicly for the first time. to the public. The gallery is open That DTF determined five RARE COINS that's not where we are right p.m. organizational meetings will BACKP ACKING ITEMS PROPERTIES The exhibit features 22 draw from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday levels of employment for Ever now." take place in Library 2509 for MANY OTHER ITEMS COMPLETE ings and six paintings by Van through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 7 green student workers. The entry The proposal has been revised Spanish students and in Library ON SALE COLLECTIONS I:I'!I , ,I • ' . 1 \ ...... ' . \ our Westsid e realtor Vliet. Schenkel, who has de p.m. Friday, 1 to 5 p.m. level pay for the bottom of the and will be presented t'J the 3506 for Chinese and Japanese ••• • • signed record album covers for Saturday, and 1 to 9 p.m. scale (no skill, experience or re "come in and browse" HOURS In2 Wei Buildir\ll 1722 Harrison Board of Trustees at their students. All students who plan r · ... Frank Zappa and Captain Beef- Sunday. sponsibility required) was set at Wed. thru Sat. 10 to 5:30 meeting Tuesday. If approved by to study language should attend l~cros5 from Bob's Bia Burpnl $2 .20 per hour. The higher levels 719 East 4th 357-7580 MARANTZ MODEL 22 2 08 the Board, Kormondy hopes to the organizational meeting or 352 - 8848 were determined by the amount GET yooa PU:8CUPTIONS AT .have the call out for nominations .contact the tutors. Lists of VIJe SOU1d better of skilL experience and responsi- by Wednesday, April 7. teachers are posted outside HENDRICKS Library 3504 and Library 2414. Reg. $299.95 N~ student may start later than RAUDENBUSH MOTOR SUPPLV thru April 4th Only April 14. ALL WAYS TIIAtI£L S£RVIt:£.IIII:: • Expectant mothers who are $24022. due to deliver in April, Mayor KV - 1723 Sony Trinitron June: If you are interested in La a: MAKE YOUR BRAKE AlsO check out our prices and Reg. $530.00 Only maze Prepared (natural) Child services on: DRUGS birth classes, call Kathy at 943- JOB LAST LONGER .at.... W ...... 4751. Classes are limited. oAccuphase oMaxeli WITH oSang and Olufsen oPhaseLinear $458.00 oSoloC oPioneer oSOSE oRevox 'V'®BRAKE FWID oCraig oSoundcraftsman WESTSIDE SHO .... ING CENTER olnfinity oSuperscope OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON 843.8700 oJeL oTandberg music bar audio oJennings Research oTeac In The Lacey Center Wagner Lockheed brake fluid has oKenwood oThorens oMclntosh and lots more 4422 8th Ave. S.E. balanced quality for temperature I~~ and corrosion resistance. It lubri- ...... 491-0991 cates moving parts in the brake -.,... 1AJt .... I~ICAllo l 'J M ' system to make them work smoothly . FinanCing ASH and give long service. Available WESTSIDE SHCFPING CENTER 8 - 8 Daily and Sunday TREE Hours 9 - 9 Daily 412 So. Cherry 543-3650 Sunday 7 - 7 P.O. Box 11308 Spokane, WA 99211 APTS By the set or by the piece Evolutionist Proiect and Apartments Include 2 Bedroom $155. Unfurnished philosophers assure us Tel. 509-535-8883 • We ll Equipped Rec Room $175. Furnished that evolulion is true, even Build a model, kite, mobile • Pl ayyround Areas and Equipment 3 Bedroom $190. Unfurnished though there are many "missing or whatever. • Laundry Facilities lin ks." If we ask for proof, however, they • Wall to Wall Carpets $215. Furnished equivocate. • Range and Refrigerator " You ca n't really see evolution taking place • Drapes 868-8188 today," they say, "because il takes millions of • Furnished Units Available years for one kind of organism to evolve into another kind." 50 where do we find Ihe proof ~ ColonyGJnnc§lpartmen(§ • Beautiful Landscape 'mlens the last time yDu then? 1818 EVERGREEN PARK DRIVE • O LYM PI A . WA 98502 • 206 1 943- 7330 "In the fossil record," they reply. But the fossil record is composed mostly of gaps. The heatCl, transitional forms between the various basic "'WE Wil1r? kinds are all missing links. All Utilities Paid Social Rooms "Wel~ the reason for that," they say, "is that evolution took plac:e in explosive spurts in small • CHECKING AND SAVI.NGS ACCOUNTS Fully Furnished Free TV Cable

• TRAVELER'S CHECKS Laundry Facility Recreation Room populations, thus there were too few of the • CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS transitional forms to produce fossils." Oh. Now we understand. The reason we - Wall-to-Wall Carpeting can't see any proof of evolution is because it • SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES. went too fast in the past Qf whales to "educa include Level II, with a begin Show, scheduled to be displayed tional study"",ot-harmful to the I NUCLEAR FACTS ' ning pay of $2.45 hourly, Level ducting a Women's Intensive tools and advice for you to fix In a move that marked the end in the Library Gallery from April Writing Workshop for Spring your bicycle. Spring quarter whale." In the event of nuclear attack, III at $2.70, Level IV at $2.95, 19 to May 7, is now in 'prepara of attempts by Sea World Incor and Level V at $3.20. Quarter, sponsored by the Wom hours are Wednesday, Friday Daniel J. Evans Library is licensed tion. Exhibits Coordinator Lynda porated to take whales from Student workers most affected en's Center. Enrollment is lim and Saturday, 2 - 7 p.m. Cost is c as a shelter for 10,600 persons. Weinman, who is organizing the Puget Sound. they turned over by the raises are employed at ited to 10 women. Sign-up sheet 25 cents per day. It is located in two of six whales they captured The steam tunnels in case of show, said any interested Ever and book list are posted by Jean the basement of CAB. For more overflow could hold 500 people KAOS and the Cooper Point 3 to the University of Washing green Senior is welcome to sub Vi's office in L3217. Cost is $25 information call 866-6220. but an attempt would be made Journal. Other workers affected ton's Dr. AI Erickson for study are employed in CAB, NASA, mit artwork for the show. for one or two sessions and $35 c in the San Juan Islands. to keep it open for communica "Some excellent pieces have al for three. The workshop begins tions between buildings on cam the Gay Center, the Women's N Of the four other whales orig Center, the Bike Shop and the ready been submitted," she said, April 6. Further information can PAYING TOO MUCH _. inally captured, three escaped pus. "and since the show is being put Center for Poetry. be obtained by calling Jean -Vi at FOR YOUR INSURANCE? ·and one was released - clinch Campus headquarters would together on a first-come basis, 866-4411. ::J ing a concession by Sea World ' be in the lecture halls. . people should call as soon as AUTO ' UFE RENTERS possible." Lynda Weinman can (Q that they not take any more SOME STUDENT KORMONDY- • The Women's Clinic needs vol See Fred Palermo whales in Washington waters. be reached at 866-6229 or 866- unteers. Responsibilities include for low rates for SALARIES SOAR 6219. Meanwhile , in Washington, continued from page 1 making appointments, counsel non-smokers at ~Ood students D.C. a bill sponsored by Warren Pay raises for several students • April 5 - stu.,Ients who were ing, dispensing information, lab working in Services and Activi 943-9765 G. Magnuson which would vir Why does Kormondy feel that registered by March 29 will have work, and in some cases assist ties Fees (S&A) funded positions tually o utlaw the capture of BEEFHEART AND SCHENKEL a dean's term of office should be their financial aid checks and the Women's Health Care Spe take effect this quarter after a FARMERS INSURANCE CO·I whales was passed by the Senate. increased to four years? N .D.S. Loans ready at Student cialist. There will be a meeting at the great values they've DISPLAY BIZARRE ART recommendation from Assistant . OEWASH. . The bill. which now goes to the 'That's to provide this element Accounts. April 6 - deadline April 6 at noon in Library 1223. I More than 70 drawings and heart, is exhibiting about 50 Director of Student Activities found right here in Lacey at of continuity. What happens for registration in a program or For more information call 866- paintings by composer, musician, works in the show, including the Lynn Garner. memo of Fanner Insuran~ Grou now is that a dean gets enough . contract. All internship agree 6238. REALTOR and poet Don Van Vliet (better original art for the Zappa The raises, which range from experience where he or she is ments also must be completed at music bar audio known as Captain Beefheart) albums Uncle Meat, We're Only an additional 25 cents to 40 cents EVERGREEN COIN4;8S a trade name and graphic artist Cal Schenke\, In It For the Money, One Size beginning to be a very effective this time. April 7 - tuition pay OLYMPIA SPORT SHOP an hour, are the result of an ef ments are due to Student Ac AND ' for profeSSional are on display in the Library Art Fits All, and The Grand Wazoo. dean and has gone through the STOCK REDUCTION SALE fort by the S&A Board to bring counts. If you haven't received INVESTMENTS Gallery until April 16. The , . Posters for the exhibit, which learning process. And they just certain underpaid campus jobs your billing for spring quarter 20% off on: SAVE 20% ON :-Real Estate People I works, which range from pencil were designed by Cal Schenkel, about get to that point and they BUYING up to standards defined by a Stu check with Student Accounts. sketches for animated films to will be on sale throughout the go out. ..The time may come SILVER. GOLD COINS dent Employment DTF one year down the road when we can FLY TYING SUPPLIES _ _.... exhibit, which is free and open ...... large acrylic paintings, are being OOLLARS "ITS A SONY" OVERLAKE ago. afford that kind of luxury. But • On Friday, April 2, at 1:00 ASSORTED RAINWEAR shown publicly for the first time. to the public. The gallery is open That DTF determined five RARE COINS that's not where we are right p.m. organizational meetings will BACKP ACKING ITEMS PROPERTIES The exhibit features 22 draw from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday levels of employment for Ever now." take place in Library 2509 for MANY OTHER ITEMS COMPLETE ings and six paintings by Van through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 7 green student workers. The entry The proposal has been revised Spanish students and in Library ON SALE COLLECTIONS I:I'!I , ,I • ' . 1 \ ...... ' . \ our Westsid e realtor Vliet. Schenkel, who has de p.m. Friday, 1 to 5 p.m. level pay for the bottom of the and will be presented t'J the 3506 for Chinese and Japanese ••• • • signed record album covers for Saturday, and 1 to 9 p.m. scale (no skill, experience or re "come in and browse" HOURS In2 Wei Buildir\ll 1722 Harrison Board of Trustees at their students. All students who plan r · ... Frank Zappa and Captain Beef- Sunday. sponsibility required) was set at Wed. thru Sat. 10 to 5:30 meeting Tuesday. If approved by to study language should attend l~cros5 from Bob's Bia Burpnl $2 .20 per hour. The higher levels 719 East 4th 357-7580 MARANTZ MODEL 22 2 08 the Board, Kormondy hopes to the organizational meeting or 352 - 8848 were determined by the amount GET yooa PU:8CUPTIONS AT .have the call out for nominations .contact the tutors. Lists of VIJe SOU1d better of skilL experience and responsi- by Wednesday, April 7. teachers are posted outside HENDRICKS Library 3504 and Library 2414. Reg. $299.95 N~ student may start later than RAUDENBUSH MOTOR SUPPLV thru April 4th Only April 14. ALL WAYS TIIAtI£L S£RVIt:£.IIII:: • Expectant mothers who are $24022. due to deliver in April, Mayor KV - 1723 Sony Trinitron June: If you are interested in La a: MAKE YOUR BRAKE AlsO check out our prices and Reg. $530.00 Only maze Prepared (natural) Child services on: DRUGS birth classes, call Kathy at 943- JOB LAST LONGER .at.... W ...... 4751. Classes are limited. oAccuphase oMaxeli WITH oSang and Olufsen oPhaseLinear $458.00 oSoloC oPioneer oSOSE oRevox 'V'®BRAKE FWID oCraig oSoundcraftsman WESTSIDE SHO .... ING CENTER olnfinity oSuperscope OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON 843.8700 oJeL oTandberg music bar audio oJennings Research oTeac In The Lacey Center Wagner Lockheed brake fluid has oKenwood oThorens oMclntosh and lots more 4422 8th Ave. S.E. balanced quality for temperature I~~ and corrosion resistance. It lubri- ...... 491-0991 cates moving parts in the brake -.,... 1AJt .... I~ICAllo l 'J M ' system to make them work smoothly . FinanCing ASH and give long service. Available WESTSIDE SHCFPING CENTER 8 - 8 Daily and Sunday TREE Hours 9 - 9 Daily 412 So. Cherry 543-3650 Sunday 7 - 7 P.O. Box 11308 Spokane, WA 99211 APTS By the set or by the piece Evolutionist Proiect and Apartments Include 2 Bedroom $155. Unfurnished philosophers assure us Tel. 509-535-8883 • We ll Equipped Rec Room $175. Furnished that evolulion is true, even Build a model, kite, mobile • Pl ayyround Areas and Equipment 3 Bedroom $190. Unfurnished though there are many "missing or whatever. • Laundry Facilities lin ks." If we ask for proof, however, they • Wall to Wall Carpets $215. Furnished equivocate. • Range and Refrigerator " You ca n't really see evolution taking place • Drapes 868-8188 today," they say, "because il takes millions of • Furnished Units Available years for one kind of organism to evolve into another kind." 50 where do we find Ihe proof ~ ColonyGJnnc§lpartmen(§ • Beautiful Landscape 'mlens the last time yDu then? 1818 EVERGREEN PARK DRIVE • O LYM PI A . WA 98502 • 206 1 943- 7330 "In the fossil record," they reply. But the fossil record is composed mostly of gaps. The heatCl, transitional forms between the various basic "'WE Wil1r? kinds are all missing links. All Utilities Paid Social Rooms "Wel~ the reason for that," they say, "is that evolution took plac:e in explosive spurts in small • CHECKING AND SAVI.NGS ACCOUNTS Fully Furnished Free TV Cable

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N~ WEST 351.3200 No . years: Rank : ___ CAll "".".''''' fOr ':HANGE IN SCHEDULE 7: 30 p.m. School ; ______357-8199 STENBERG NAMED DEAN OF ENROLLMENT CLASSIFIED ADS Larry Stenberg, dean ot student program - " ... increasing our enrollment development programs, has been named or meeting our enrollment projections for WANTED: Used phy to the new post of Dean of Enrollment next year. . .includes looking at other Services by Administrative Vice-President kinds of recruitment activities and also siology text, "Human ' Dean Clabaugh. looking at improving retention." 2) team Design", from last Stenberg, who has already begun work and program building for the access year's Health Co at the new position, was originally hired group - "The success of our ability to ordinated Studies. as director of Evergreen Counseling pull that off is going to be dependent Services in 1970. He is a 1957 graduate of upon utilizing the talent and interest of Contract Stadium High School in Tacoma and the people who are employed in those Contact Beverlee: received his bachelor of arts and master's areas that are going to. be pulled 866-1477. degrees from the University of Puget together." 3) budget. 4) ' remodeling Sound. He held a variety of positions at plans - ''I'm convinced of and in support o UPS before coming to Evergreen. of pulling together these services in the C FOR SALE-Acoustic Clabaugh chose Stenberg from an same general area. I think in the long run QQ o:l original list of four which included Mary it will be very beneficial to students. . ." C 150 amp-$275; acou V> stic guitar-$40; Hillaire, John Moss and Walker Allen. 5) systems analysis. ., That list had been narrowed to Allen and The declining enrollment and gloomy It< I'" Gretsch electric Stenberg by a screening DTF. Why outlook for next fall has a lso come to the conferences and people concerned w ith I'm going to have to concentrate my guitar w/case-$225; Stenberg? "He was the best qualified of new dean's attention. "One- of the things I the access center occupy almost all of his energies on working w ith program Rectilinear stereo the candidates," was Clabaugh's brief plan to do," he says, "is to pull together time, sometimes more time than he has. development. .. Hopefully, I've had His secretary, Bonnie Hilts, says that speakers-$l25. All reply. an advisory team of people to take a look enough interaction with students here in The newly created Enrollment Services, at our present admissions program. As people are always stopping him for one of the past five years that I won't lose track prices negotiable. or Student Access Center as some are I've mentioned in the planning document those 5-minute discussions that end up of the reason I'm here." Call Brad after 6 at calling it, will house in one location the I've put together I see four or five areas lasting 45-minutes instead. "} consider it 'We're going to do everything we can 491-6350. offices of Academic Advisor, Admissions, where I hope we can concentrate some the main accomplishment of my profes to be responsive to students . We'lI Career Planning, Financial Aid, Registrar, eHort." Those areas are: 1) increasing sional career to make Larry Stenberg on improve our responsiveness to students Student Accounts and Veterans' Affairs. recruiting of community college transfers; time. In three years I haven't made it and be supportive of the faculty and Activities of these offices will be 2) increase recruiting efforts through yet." she adds. staH," Stenberg continues, " and we ask coordinated and staffs will be cross-trained alternative sources such as the military; "There's one thing that I'm frustrated people to be patient with us." to provide a maximum efficiency of 3) develop a comprehensive plan to with bUl recognize the necessity of," • Spring Quarter parking per Stenberg remarks, 'Til have, at least for One of the exhibits at the Orca Symposium held Fridav operation. The idea behind it all is to recruit part-time students; and 4) develop mits will be required as of March remove the several cross-campus trips that a proposal for improving the retention of awhile, much less contact with students. the and Saturday of last week. 31. Permits can be purchased at are necessary now for a student to do those students already here. evergreen the Cashier's office from March business with the college. "I think a key here is that there are 22 on. The staff of the new access center has several things that effect admissions that staJ8l1ege Parking permits for Dorm and several large tasks before it, not' the least are not solvable by the access center Mod residents will be available of which is picking a name. "'Enrollment group and rest primarily in the academic COOPER POINT at the Security office March 29. .s services' as a title is too limiting," says program planning area," Stenberg ex Stenberg. "Not only is it too limiting, it's plains. ''I'm kind of. hopeful that this ntisleac;ling ... Enrollment services implies advisory group will make some very • Two work-study positions will that we're dealing with a student's needs strong requests with regard to additional be opening in the Self- Paced at entry but there is a continuing offerings, particularly with regard to part Learning Labs Spring Quarter. interaction of students with areas like time studies." He considers the offerings One position will deal with URNAL Career Planning and Placement, with in the 1976-77 supplement to be "strong" Volume IV I\lumber 23 April 1, 1976 developing and supervising a Financial Aid, with Veteran's Affairs, and hopes they will have a positive effect self-paced photography series with Academic Advising, Student Ac in retaining current students through and the other is an aide posit ion counts, even the Registrar's office." next year. in marine biology . Stenberg has identified five major Formerly a busy man, Stenberg's daily projects which must be completed in the pace has increased dramatically since KorDlondy Unveils next month. They are 1) admissions accepting the appointment. Planning • Someone appropriated a lab Proposal to notebook containing a 2-quarter CATALOG project for Foundations of Nat. Science - and two new books SUPPLEMENT RevaDlp Deanery that were left in the Bookstore, If found, please leave at Security by Curtis Milton the use of "conveners" as a counse ling in put to the deans. Conveners would assem q}) or Foundations lounge. No After several months work by an infor ble groups of people to work on specific questions asked. mal group of faculty and deans, a pro issues - just as Kormondy has had Will posal that would take some of the pres Humphreys do with the mathematics fac· sure off the academic deans by reorganiz ulty. The groups are "very informal." • Lecture on "A Buddhist Ap ing their structure has been unveiled by proach to Learning" Wednesday Vice President and Provost Ed Kormondy. Kormondy cautions. " It has no force of J March 17th at 1 p.m. Lib. 2100 The reorganization plan was first made law, it has no force of anything except public in a memorandum from Kormondy good council." Lounge. Kormondy would also like to see are· dated March 8. It was developed through instatement of the assistant deanship. A discussions with some faculty, the deans, two year trial period would allow po ten : • S & A Board meeting, President McCann and Vice President tial deans to gain experience and "test the J Wednesday March 17 at 9 :30 Dean Clabaugh. water" while providing a back-up group a. m. CAB 108. Kormondy felt it was best to "go pub of experienced people in case of emergen· ~------lic" with a fully developed plan and "let cies. the people shoot at it" rather than come The fourth point the proposal speaks to out and ask " How shall we do it?" " It • Registration for Human is lengthening the term of academic deans The $2.40 A Night Snooze. Growth Center Workshops will seemed to me," says Kormondy, "that to four years from the present three and continue April 8 and 9 from 10 given the nature of the deanship, what I "to call for more administrative experience a.m. to 6 p.m. in Lib. 1224. knew about it both from first hand exper as a prerequisite to candidacy." For a mere $2.40 a night ($72 per ience as well as reports made to this of Presently there are four academic fice, that the more appropriate course of month), you can sleep soundly on deans. Kormondy's reorganization pro campus with all the creature • There will be a workshop on action was to work with a small group, posal would change that number to two. conveniences of home. venereal-type diseases offered by try to refine my thinking, sharpen my These would be aided by two assistant the Women's Clinic at noon, thinking." deans and an administrative assistant. Here are some of the freebies we've Wednesday , March 17, Lib. 76 - 77 SUPPLEMENT OUT: The real problem Kormondy sees at this Evergreeners are deeply concerned inc luded: water, electricity, gar 1223. time with the deanship is that all aca about the growing "menace" of bureau bage, heat, telephone, and cable PROGRAMS EMPHASIZE demic problems come to rest with the cracy here. Is Kormondy concerned that TV -FM. All of this to make campus deans. In his memorandum Kormondy this proposal might add to that bureau living inexpensive and comfortable. says that "there are no intermediate fil cracy and increase student unrest? • A new Bicentennial Scholar HISTORY, SCIENCE ters which in more traditionally organized "Given my experience and perception at institutions handle a substantial number Prices are based upon Unit Leasing ship program has been an by Jill Stewart contracts, and two contracts labeled Evergreen," Kormondy replies. "we have of academic matters. .. Everything at and multiple occupancy. If you're nounced by Fidelity Mutual Don't hold your breath any longer - "other" - Communications Media and one of the most unbureaucratic systems interested, give us a call at the Savings Bank. Washington stu next year's curriculum supplement is fresh Environmental Education. Evergreen comes to a dean. We've come I've ever worked under. There's central dents may receive $1000 or more to expect that because that's what we've Housing Office or stop by and visit off the press and waiting for you in the While some programs sound familiar - ization of authority, if that's bureaucraq'. for the 1976-77 school year from allowed to happen." us. 866-6132 Registrar's office. Democracy and Tyranny and Foundations Bureaucracy to me means many interme this program. Awards are based To alleviate that situation, Kormondy This year the supplement includes a of Natural Science - others sound very diate steps to get something done ' and on financial need, academic proposes that "a substantial number of much needed addition - an index. Inter new. much red tape. If there's a problem in excellence and participation in present deaconal responsibilities be dele ested in biology? Just tur(l to the index. The Theory and Practice of Modem bureaucracy at Evergreen, it is the reverse. gated to the coordi'nator level." meaning school and community affairs. Under Biology you'll find a list of all the Evil program description reads in part, The President, I and the deans' are com Applications are available in the coordinators of coordinated studies, pages that include programs dealing with "Evil in our time is not the loss of the pletely open. Vulnerable. Anybody can the Financial Aid Office, Lib. group contract faculty and individual con that subject. awareness of evil, but rather the ability to come see me and that's fine . .. If by bur 1214. tract faculty. "These coordinators would Program subject areas are defined in talk about evil without using an eautr,!cy some people . imply, using the become," the memo says, "in eHect, quasi "traditional" terms in the back of the outmoded, behaviorally irrelevant moral term negatively, that they can never get a department chairmen" during their term pamphlet. Under these definitions the co vocabulary. " decision or that there is vacillation on the • Work-study students interested which might extend two years or more. ordinated studies programs show a heavy Another program, Study in Afrika, has decisions, then yes, I hope that the pro · in working with the Office of These coordinators would be responsible emphasis on the Humanities, Social used a style quite different from other posal I have will speak directly on that Financial Aid are encouraged to for reporting to the deans the covenants Sciences and Natural Sciences; and in program descriptions. It begins, "Afrika, point ... People will get direct answers. apply for the position of Student for their group, making sure faculty de comparisoh a lighter emphasis on Art and you went through a lot, babe. Earth was They may not like them, but they'll get Para--professional Fjnancial Aid velopment and evaluations are done and on Communications. once with you in the center; through direct answers. There'll be 'yeses' and Counselor. Starting salary turning in review summaries to the deans, Group contracts are - abundant. The nature's force, earth cracked-pieces of ther~ ' 11 be 'noes.' The 'maybes' they get $2.70 / hr. Student must be avail and would serve as the main connection Sciences lead with nine contracts offering land drifted away from you forming the will be those that have to be given as able to work full-time at least between faculty and dean on academic everything from Alternative Energy to continents ..." maybes because there may be no colle!o;c most of the summer. Starting issues. They are followed by The supplement also includes some policy and there is no precedent." date - Spring Quarter, Applica Natural History. The second point of Kormondy's pro Social Sciences and Arts with seven program offerings for the 1977 -78 school tions available from the Office of posal calls for recognizing and increasing continued page 4 contracts each, Humanities with five year. Financial Aid, lib. 1214.