Friday, February 11, 2011

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Vol. 76, Iss. 3

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Weekly ASLC Update

NEWS 3

Students harassed on school shuttle

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STUDENTS TO PERFORM EVE ENSLERS VAGINA MONOLOGUES TONIGHT IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS FOR TENTH YEAR ARTS 11

THE VAGINAS ARE COMING!

MONDAYS IN THE MANOR

Perspectives
Meet someone new every week Features 8

ASLC RESOLUTION MAKING FRANK MANOR HOUSE AVAILABLE AS STUDENT STUDY SPACE BEGINS TEST PHASE ON MONDAY NEWS 3

CAMPUS SAFETY SUPERVISOR MARK NISBETT ADVISES PIONEER EXPRESS PASSENGERS TO REPORT VIOLENT OR THREATENING BEHAVIOR TO POLICE IMMEDIATELY IN THE FUTURE
BY MICAH LEINBACH
Staff Writer

IS SEXY
OPINIONS 5

Sustainability

HARDBALL Q&A

PHOTO OF THE WEEK Arts 11

Sports 15

An inebriated stranger threatened students and grabbed one undergraduate by the hair last Saturday on the evening Pioneer Express. The man, along with an apparently unrelated individual, had pushed his way through a crowd of students waiting to board the

bus and seated himself. Although quiet at first, the man soon began to play a drum he had brought on the shuttle. He talked to himself for a few minutes and then proceeded to shout obscenities at no one specific. Cameron Chase (14) was sitting next to the man when he started to talk louder, started to get into racist remarks and started to yell, said Chase. He was get-

ting really profane. After a few minutes the man turned to the back of the bus where a group of female undergraduates were sitting and declared he was going to impregnate them. I felt so uncomfortable, said Emily Tuchman (14), who had been sitting in the back. Chase claims at that moment he Story continued News 3

PHOTO BY JULIA STEWART

Old yearbooks revisited

FORMER ISRAELI NAVAL OFFICER TO SPEAK

BY DARYA WATNICK
Features Editor

BY MICAH LEINBACH
Staff Writer

If you had walked to the manor property pool one sunny day in 1952, you would have found a jeep at the bottom, not water. And if you had seen the Lewis & Clark spirit parade earlier that year, a gigantic holy bible would have been featured on one of the floats a float put together by a fraternity. No war-ending treaties or worldrenowned presidential addresses have taken place at LC (though an alum, Monica Lewinsky, did her part over in the capital), but Palatine Hill does not lack in history. In 1858, LCs educational story began with the Albany Academy, founded in Albany, a town south of Portland.The Presbyterian Church

was the main agent in its founding, a striking contrast to todays campus, which decidedly lacks religious presence. In 1934, the college set up a branch in Portland; by 1939, the whole school had made the move. Three years later Lloyd Franks manor propertythe fir acres estatewas purchased, with the school name finally settling on Lewis & Clark. The Pioneers, however, would not show up until they replaced the Pirates in 1946. According to the LC website, the new name was selected as a symbol of the pioneering spirit that had made and maintained the College, and over the years they held to that. Story Continued | Features 9

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Personal Experiences from Growing up in Israel is the title of Assaf Nisenboyms speech, scheduled for this Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Council Chamber. A former officer in Israels Navy, Nisenboym is a fellow for Stand With Us, an organization working towards increased understanding about Israel through education and advocacy. I hope that students who attend the event will be able to put a face with an Israeli to personalize the Israeli people, said Amy Penner (11), the events organizer. While life in Israel is so different from our lives here, it is also so similar. Penner is an Emerson Fellow for Stand With Us. Im hoping that students interested in International Affairs, world politics and the pursuit of peace in general will attend, because Im sure everyone can learn something valuable, said Penner. There are so many misconceptions in the U.S. about Israel and the situation in the Middle East, and I hope that students will listen to Assaf s talk with an open mind. Penner claims that the point of Nisenboyms talk is not to change anyones opinions. In his biography, the Nisenboym explained that his goal is to help people get a better sense of Israel, a deeper understanding about what is going on in the Mideast and a sense of what it is like being an Israeli.

New recruits for spring softball season Sports 14

PHOTO BY MAGGIE OLIVER

A TRIBUTE TO ZEPHYR
Just say no to the Smith Bill

News 2

THE TERN: A WEEKLY SOCIAL JUSTICE COLUMN Opinions 4

Opinions 6

TOMO KATSURADA Style Source 7

Tattoos Tattoos Tattoos part II

More student body art, plus the guy who inks his fellow classmates
PHOTO COURTESY OF TYLER REESE

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