Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 30, 1990, Page 6, Image 6

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Outward Bound offers adventure
Bn Ann Ziegler
(merald ( ontributor
While some people think ot
lulling nil a s.intlv beach along
side ii/.ure waters ,is the ideal
way to est ape horn the stress of
(lie daily grind others imagine
an .K tion par ked adventure as
the perfei t getaway
Outward Hound specializes
in adventure Its si holds pro
vide a way to sitnullaneoush
relieve stress and develop a
new perspei live on life
Outward Bound is an inter
national non profil organiza
tion that offers outdoor adven
lure i nurses tor men and worn
eti as well as juniors aged 11 to
lr.
Participants test themselves
on wilderness i nurses, i limb
mg mountain peaks and i loss
mg rugged Bails challenging
rapids and deserts, and learn
mg to sun ive alone and in
groups
Outward Bound is a marvel
mis program said Luna Dale
an (Jutward Bound river m
strut toi sum e PIHH and grade
ate student at the I University
"I’eople i ome with this great
desire to learn .mil < hange. and
DRINKS
ARE ON
THE
HOUSE
At TRACK TOWN PIZZA, you buy the pizza and we
buy the Pepsis. Every Monday we’re giving away two
medium Pepsis with every small, medium, large, or
giant pizza purchase. (Valid in-house and on delivery.
Valid with TRACK TOWN coupons. Valid Monday
only.) So call TRACK TOWN and enjoy the quality
pizza and free Pepsi. After all,
Why settle for less . . .
than the BEST!?!
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TRACK TOWN PIZZA
1809 Franklin Blvd. 484-2799
it's wonderful to be around th.it
energy I )aie s.ud
The schools stress sm i.d dv
natnii s rather than individual
competition. Dale said Al
though participants learn some
let Itnical skills the\ rtiostlv
take with them the sue I ess of
hav ing tai kled some tough ps\
i hologii al challenges, she said
(inursex can last from a levs
days to several months Some
are tailored for individuals
with eating disorders and sub
statu e abuse problems, for i an
( er patients and their families,
oi for vii tuns of violence and
others \\ ith spec ial therapv
needs Outward Hound even of
teis a professional development
course to promote teamwork
and pelsonal effectiveness in
the workplace
I tale said a I v pit al i nurse is
two to three weeks in the
mountains and one week on the
river A final expedition might
be a hike from one mountain
peak to another within a i ertain
tune frame, with an instructor
billow mg the group
A seven (lav river course
might begin w ith a 10P mile
ratting trip down the Dest luites
or Hogue Kiver. Dale said With
instrui tor supervision, students
are in i barge of then ovvn boats
after one or two days on the
w ater
Ko< k (limbing would 11 k»-1 \
iii( ludc the exhilarating expon
ent e of rappelling down an Hi)
foot t,liff ha< h trip im Indes a
solo or one to three days o|
uninterrupted solitude in the
w ilderness tor a i hani e to con
template ami reflet t on whatev
er the student < houses
Dale said Outward Hound is
tlie first lug outdoor school of
its kind, founded h\ hurl Hahn
ill the !>l-}t)s It has been ipiite
successful, she said and oper
ates on trustee donations and
partii ipant tees of about SltlO a
day .Si lialarships and college
credit are tivaiiahle to students
through the program as well
' ()ne ot the big tenets of ( hit
w ard Hound is sei vice,' 1 tale
said She said Hahn s interest
in groups and personal well he
ing are evident in Outward
Hound's philosophy
h.itln kinset a geography
student at the I'niversitv went
through ,i u ilderness leadei
slop semester < nurse at ( ailora
do Outward Hound in the
spring ot She spent two
weeks winter mountaineering
in the (lascade Range of (adore
(In, then explored Oanvon
Lands Rational Park in I Mali
went ro< k ( limbing in U vn
uiing and while water rafting
nil l ’tab's ( been River
Rinser’s solo adventure took
place in the i anvon lands over
three davs and nights During
the i nurse she subsisted on
iiiosth peanut butter, crackers
i hccses. and what she i ailed
"bloatmeal and i ream ol pun
islunent’’ bind pai kets
"rhe group was left to figuie
out meals." Rinser said. "We
had to get to camp b\ a i ertain
time, dig snow i aves or put up
a pyramid," w hit h is a tarp
tent for snow camping.
What it someone panii s or
dei ides not to partii ipate’
"'ion encourage them," Dale
said. ’ espet iallv r.ippelling
Croup members encourage
eai h other to lace challenges,
and one ol the rewards ol a
course is to see people rooting
for someone who was a strati
ger to them before the trip. Dale
said
Saleh is a top prioritv in
( )utw ard Hound si bools In
strut tors have several years ol
experieni e and extensive train
mg at Outward Hound, includ
ing first aid, OPR and wilder
ness emergent \ management
instrui tion
Rinser said her H I da\ s in the
w ilderness went bv quit klv
but there were times when be
ing out there "making do with
what you have" w.is more ol a
persona! challenge than she
imagined
' (hitward Hound emphasizes
group communication skills
whii h I believe is cxi client
kinsci said ‘ Ihcv bring to
getber technii a I and i omnium
cat ion skills th.it t ombinc to
give people .1 i limit c to grow
within themselves and with
others, she said
kinser said hel Outward
Hound experieni e gave hei
more sell respei t and the
knowledge that she can sm
i ceil in a varietx of situations
Outward Hound courses take
place in the w ildwoods and
badlands ot 22 states including
( begun Texas. Maine (lolora
do. North (larolina and Mon
tana
Tor more information call
Outward Hound at
I mill a-47 I t 12
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—INTERNSHIPS—
Positions available for Summer
and fall in the Marketing and
Promotions field. Non-paving po
sition. Can receive internship
credit. Work study positions also
available. Preference for appli
cants who wish to have a career
in the athletic field.
For more information call: 346-4485