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Homecoming J 982 Old ~ R------, O~ , I~ 'P'--' R-~ T'•.,.J, , Homecoming J 982 Old ~ r-------, o~ , i~ 'P'--' r-~ t'•.,.J, , ........ ~ ~ ~ North American Wild Game Cookbook by Bill: & Anita Mabbott. Thurs. 5 p.m. Autograph party and demon- stration. Sunday Oct. 24 2 p.m. - Moosewood Bakeott. Prizes! Bring a recipe from the Moosewood. Meet New People. Enjoy New Dishes. Daily Evergreen/Pam Anthropolglst Richard Leakey and Actor Robert Redford toured the Marmes Rock er yesterday. Leakey later gave an add~ Shelter archeological site on the Snake Rlv- to a Beasley Coliseum crowd. Leakey: Past key to future Learning to thrive in the future by Redford, founder of the Institute for ~m Africa and there is n? doubt ill his discovering the past was the idea Resource Management here and at the mind that all homo sapiens eVol" I. Richard Leakey expressed to a capacity University of Idaho. The foundation from there. crowd last night. sponsored Leakey's talk. These people survived because the Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum Contrary to what man likes to be- learned to adapt to the envirol1lllell ) officials were forced to lock the doors lieve, Leakey said, man is not here something humans continue to do t- 10 minutes before the speech began because of some pre-determined plan. day, he said, and continue to sUlvi t,~ because all 2,SOOseats were taken. Ab- He said evolution "just happened." Those animals who found th "e. out 100 people were let in later to fill up Using slides, he showed bones and selves extinct died because they 1<t<:::1:_m; available standing room. footprints dating back as far as I.S mil- intelligence. "We adapted in tel'll) ec Leakey, a noted Kenyan anthropo- lion years ago. our intelligence, they didn't, the}' .: logist, was introduced by actor Robert Leakey said the older finds come came extinct, " he said. Committee: budget unstable How the Cougars' football prowess, Early retirement is budgeted fl:) a cold winter, early retirements and $3S0,000 savings, but Academic V~ 3 OC_-;__~;",,;t sales taxes on food could all effect the President and Provost Albert Yates t let university's budget were discussed by lulo that this amount could POss c On Thursdays 1'b the University Senate Budget Commit- double in six weeks, depending Qll l~ tee yesterday. number of people retiring. the With variables playing a part ill CAruCftCOhYS The current budget plan calls for reduction plan,. t.he com!"ittee quth' 3T $ISO.OOOsavings to date in lntercol- tioned the administrators declsiQ ' . OPEN LATE legiate Athletics, but Chairman Wi1- immediately release Indirect COSt'k.{~' 1:00 Weeknights liam lulo said the savings could tum covery and equipment replacelll c into a'$300,ooo hole. funds. en. 2:00 Fri.-Sat. The amount hinges on whether a The ICR fund contains $250 football game gets televised, according while the equipment replacement ;,()()..\ to committee members. has $440,000. Money from ICR is ulln, The odds for that. Iulo said, "are to promote research. ..,t'li getting worse by the week. " The committee agreed both the 1 ' -CUE? Other "soft" areas which the com- and equipment replacement fu C'R Pullman - Moscow mittee discussed were energy savings should ~e given that money, but ~li.~ LLl!UUM and early retirement. firmed Its recommendation of Wait,at- until more is known about the cond.i~n.:: of the budget. '- n "By January we should know 0 ONFRONT A TION· · very important things we don't ~ rne now," lulo said. 0\0 WAZZU!! If the food tax comes off, he , or :'we should retain every bit oft1ex~~' Dance Your Cougar Spirit ity we've got." 11- Allocating funds immediately. 1 CONSUL TA TION ? said, reduces options if further bllQ llll\ to cuts are needed. get Senator Henry M. Jackson Associate Provost Lane RaWl' "Rogue and Saturn" said he finds it "interesting" that llls. speaks on '. Budget Committee is recommellQi the this again when the Senate ~ 1lE- U.S. - Soviet Relations turned it down once. <td~ 'U.S.- U.S.S.R. CONSULTATION: $2?nOadvance A NEW PEACE INITIATIVE" at the Fourth Annual (purchase tickets at W.entrance of CUB) PRESIDENT'S CONVOCATION Afonday-Thursday Friday, October 22, 11:15 a.m. Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum The 00 President's Convocation is an academic *3 at the door celebration for the entire WSU A CASUAL DANCE at community. Sponsored by the WSU foundation, it A CASUAL PRICE features speakers of national or world Deny's Auto Service prominence and is free and open to the 425 West 3rd, Moscow .,p.l:'~lic_...... .. (208) 882-567~ Burning bus hampers Redford, Leakey trip ''{,.-_... -paper ... ""0 good look. $30 FACTORY REBATE! I A once in a lifetime opportunity on the feature-packed OLYMPUS®@AvA]l1@~© with 01 Lens Photo by Jeffrey A. Franko Actor Robert Redford and Resource In- Kahlotus. Redford said the burning bus stitute Executive Director Hope Moore is "another example of cutbacks in watch their bus burn yesterday near education." by PamBlair The field trip gave Redford a cause we are not able to make deci- Evergreen Staff chance to mingle with the institute's sions," he said. students, who are all studying for Redford said offices are becom- Not even a burning bus could masters' degrees. ing departmentalized and res- destroy Robert Redford's day The institute, designed to train tricted, making it difficult to get promoting the Institute for Re- individuals who will be making de- anything done. source Management. which he cisions concerning the development 'There must be overlaps (be- founded here and at the University of the nation's natural resources, tween offices) if we are to move of Idaho, opened this year. forward," he said, "because our Redford traveled to Palouse Falls Redford decided to start the insti- lives overlap .' , and the Marmas Rock' Shelter tute when a 3,000 megawatt coal- breakthrough features: yesterday with the institute' s 20 stu- fired power plant was going to be "Disciplinary boundaries are • OTF (Off-the-Film)TIIl automation dents, the press and about 30 other put in the middle of five national drawn too hard and fast," a re- persons. parks and monuments. source institute student said. "In- • Also manual shutter control The eng me of a university- "I decided to put all of my ener- tegration of the system is needed." • World's largest compact SlR system owned bus carrying the group gies and efforts into one idea in- Redford said he believes educa- 219.95 caught fire and forced the occupants .stead of trying to fight brushfires.' tion will help eliminate the depart- 10 flee during the trip to the site, Redford wrote in the January issue mentalization and narrow- - 30.00 REBATE The group met noted anthropo- of the Coal Industry News. mindedness. logist Richard Leakey at the rock "There is divisiveness and nar- "It is best to work from the 189.95! shelter where an archeological dig, row-rnindedness." Redford said. ground up than the top down," he conducted in the 1960s, uncovered "Not enough people are thinking said. "I would feci a lot more com- WHITE DRUG STORE 24 human skeletons dating back about the future." fortable if people making decisions 10.000 years. As a result, "we are stuck be- were qualified." OPEN 9-9 SUN. 10-6 E. 320 Main PHONE 334-1314 N.E. 900 Colorado St. 332-1-265 Minors Allowed till 8:00 PM Serving quality sandWiches, burgers, milkshakes, cold beer and . TRADITION The Coug is Proud to Announce A 50th Anniversary Celebration Week!! Thursday • 15 Free ~'Coug" T-shirts given out first come-first serve ,@ 5 pm Schedule • 2 for 1 Burgers/Sandwiches 5 pm-8pm Buy one-get one free of Friday • 15 Free "If you haven't been to the Coug, you haven't been to Wazzu" 50 oz. buckets at 12 noon. Events • Extended Happy Hour 4 pm-10 pm 50¢ beers 50 YEARS OF COUGAR SPIRIT!! Thursday, October 21,1982 DAILY EVERGREEN-3 ..- r~- -~-~ ., ='. ~- ~ . .-;.__~7- r - '" Opinion -... t ~ Pass the· ketchup, please Here we are, in the midst of ketchup as a vegetable the baby boom anyway? recess and demonstrate to demand a quality education? and the Reagan administration. Colleges are going Is a college education that worthless? Is it too easy Hardly. down the tubes or at least their budgets are. The to get one? There have been many studies on the The fault does not really lie with anyone group or question remains, where do we go from -here? quality of education and most have concluded quality system. Public education suffered when the children of In these days of specialization, there is a growing has fallen steadily since the baby boom began. the baby boom went to school. The baby boom concern about whether, if and when we get out of What ever happened to the scholars, the old, wise generation suffered with a poorer education. here, there really will be a job out there that we want and respected pillars of knowledge? It is hard to Now, when many areas face closure of schools, it is to do and for which we will be qualified . believe anyone of these party-hungry, mostly hung time for some foresight and planning to raise the Who knows if that degree is really worth the four over, average-joe-type college students will ever quality of education. When the baby boom generation years it took to get it? A lot of graduates end up with develop into a pillar of anything except dead brain went to school the only planning was a scramble to a job that is not worth the four years of school and the cells.
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