Opera oj the Absurd ASCII Musical Plot Given Away by Greg Simay Dr. Engel; his valet, Lutz; and a that the King is dyin~. And so Sigmund Romberg's beautiful foof,xnan, Hubert. the Prince returns home, leaving melodies come alive next week­ At their arrival in Heidelberg, Kathie with vows of his love. end' when the 1975 ASCIT at the Inn of the Three Golden At a court ball two years Musical, The Student Prince, will Apples, they are greeted by the . later, King Karl-Franz announces be performed in Ramo Audi­ innkeeper, Ruder; Gretchen, one his betrothal to the Princess torium. Once again students and of the barmaids; Toni, a waiter; Margaret, who breaks off an staff from Caltech, employees and Ruder's niece, Kathie. Also extended affair with Tarnitz, the from JPL and students from at the inn are students from the Captain of the Guard. After­ other campuses have joined to university, who ask the Prince to wards, the King is visited by make it all possible. A number of join their fraternity, The Saxon Toni, who reminds him of his Cal tech seniors have been in­ Corps. He accepts, and begins to promises in Heidelberg. Struck volved in everyone of the recent enjoy the relaxed life away from by the memories which arise, ASCIT musicals (Pinafore; Pen­ court. Wonder of wonders, he Karl-Franz elects to return to zance; Kiss Me Kate) and so their ,and Kathie fall in love! Heidelberg. latest effort has sentimental as Some months later, the Prince Princess Margaret meets well as entertainment value. is visited by his fiancee, the Kathie first, however, and con­ The Student Prince occurs in Princess Margaret, whom he has vinces her to give up the King. the kingdom of Karlsburg in the never met; and her mother, the When Karl-Franz arrives, he is 1860's. Prince Karl-Franz, grand­ Grand Duchess Anastasia. After greeted by Kathie, who tells him son of the king and heir to the the Princess leaves, Karl-Franz she is leaving for Vienna. The throne, has received permission makes plans to elope to Paris Student Prince ends as the King to leave the formality of court, with Kathie. As their train in and the Princess plan to be and attend the university at departing, however, Prime Minis­ married. Heidelberg along with his tutor, ter Von Mark tells Karl-Franz TIM ERICKSON. Artistic Supervisor of the ASCIT Musical, provides some enthusiastic musical direction. More photos on page 5. Photo by R. Gruner The Flems Take IH Track, CALIFORNIA cb Page Leads for Trophy Volume LXXVI Pasadena, California, Friday,,-,,-,.::...Ja_n_u_a_r-<.y_3_1-e,=--l_9_7_5 N_u_m_h_e_r_l_5 Fleming collected 80 points to a third for Lloyd, B. Page anu The YPresents. win the Interhouse Track com­ Craig Broskow took fourth and petition this week. Page had 67 fifth. Broskow won the discus points for second, with Ruddock, for Page House with a toss of Drug Researchers Discuss Work Blacker, Lloyd, and Dabney 110-11. Harvey Phillips took taking the next four places. second for Ruddock, Sharman by J.R.T. however, for each was reluctant the same line of research in Ricketts apparantly forgot about took third, Jeff Borders placed Drugs, especially those used to answer some questions on humans; i.e., how circumstances the meet. fourth, and Rich Gayle took and abused for recreational pur­ which they could not be certain. affect effect. John Land highlighted the fifth. In the javelin, Ed Rea came poses, are still touchy subjects Doped Rats In other tests, he discovered individual aspect of the meet off the pitcher's mound to edge with most people. Perhaps that is Dr. Carder spoke first, after that rats wired for brain self-­ with three first places, and the Sharman with a winning 153-6. why Winnett Lounge was only both of them were introduced by stimulation would' stop adminis­ anchor leg of Fleming's relay John Best finished third for about half full Tuesday evening Tech Staff Psychologist Nancy tering it to themselves from ten team. Land started Tuesday with Ruddock, John Dilles and B. for the V's panel discussion on Beakel. He has done four years to ninety minutes after getting a first place in the pole vamt, Page finished the field. the topic. The presentation by of research on the effects of stoned, depending on dose. Nor­ clearing 7-6. Steve Hurst of Another Day Dr. Brooks Carder and Dr. marijuana on the behavior of mally they will stimulate them­ Fleming took second, and Mike Wednesday the meet began Ronald Siegal of UCLA was, rats. One of his conclusions is selves indefinitely, and work hard Bandhauer took third. Bandhauer with the grueling 1320 yard run. however, done with a degree of that the effects of marijuana for the pleasure. Also, Dr. Carder also placed third in the high Fleming's Jeff Poulin just edged scientific detachment and a depend heavily on the individual acknowledged the existence of jump, with Brad Page and Chris Bob Higley of Blacker with a wealth of data from their own rat's history, environment, pre­ the so-called "amotivational Cooper taking first and second time of 3:27.3. Tom Kennedy primary research. vious experience, and state of syndrome" of marijuana. In for Fleming, Both Page and took third for Blacker, Bob Drug research is a very wide arousal, as well as on dosage. It addition to a common next-day Cooper cleared 5-8, and then Rutherford and Jim Findley field and the work of both guests was noted that generally rats "hangover" or lethargy, persons tried for an Interhouse record at finished fourth and fifth. Poulin has been extensive. To cover as became more aggressive while and animals in stressful or 5-11, missing on all attempts. won again in. the 660 with Joel much ground as possible during under the influence only during competitive environments may John Pender took first for Page Okazaki of Page, Eric Kaler of the two hours the discussion their first "trip", only if they experience lowering of motiva­ House in the long jump with a Ruddock, Duane Grey and Ken­ lasted, the researchers limited were in a strange environment tion and drive for days after leap of 17-7. Jim Hickey took nedy finishing next. Jack Stem­ themselves to generalizing their and were given adverse stimulus. moderate use. The effect is often second for Fleming and Bob ple won the 330 for Page with results in an informal, non­ Dr. Carder said that the main absent in passive lab experiments, Tajima took third for Blacker. Fleming's Ray Gildner and Black­ technical way. This approach still significance of his results is that but is very relevant to active Ray Gildner and Leslie Peterson er's Bob Tajima close behind. left something to be desired, it would be desirable to pursue situations, where a loss of finished out the places. Young II-Choo took fourth and interest can be marked. Walt Beckmann and Dave Jim Hickey jogged in for a fifth. Dr. Carder is currently en­ Munro placed one-two' in the Land edged Art Gooding, also Agony of deFeet gaged in research on the bio­ shot put for Ruddock with of Fleming, by a hair to win the chemical effects of cannabis, but Beckmann's heaving a wad of 220 in a time of 24.5 Joe Fahle '2~ '7 ni11 ~h'lr'l"'l1o:llrl ..:1 ro..ff Continued on Page Seven .,)'u- I. UU.J. U.lJ.QIJlJ.IljJU 51d.UUYU V.ll. ContInued on tiage Three News Briej~ Big T Deadlines Approaching Seniors please turn in your Student-_...... ~h~-.l.uv music group contact either Jeff photogra?!J.~ ~::; T;ie )jig T by To Meet Mallory (796-0952, 214 S. February 28! Send them to the There will be a meeting of all Wilson) or Glede Vaughn editor or c/o Flora in Winnett. Student Shop members Saturday (449-9971, Page 113). Photos should be no larger than Feb. I at 1:00 p.m. We will 3X4 inches. clean the shop and make plans Rule, House Presidents: Get an early for this term. New members Brittania start on your house reports wi~hing to join should show up Once again this Saturday (these should be not more than at 2:00 p.m.; committeemen evening we shall delve into the 14 or 15 pages but are subject to should be there at 12:30. If you wonderful world of watery war­ slight cuts if space does not have any questions see Lou fare with another naval minia­ permit). All photographs in this Scheffer, 223 Page. tures game, brought to you by section will be printed in black those people who gave you the and white so if there are any Into battle of Taranto on the anni­ color photos of some activities Music? versary of Pearl Harbor. The time THE THRILL OF VICTORY AND THE AGONY OF DEFEAT as portrayed on give them separately to the Anyone interested in a regu­ is 7:30, the place is Dabney Hall the Tech soccer field. Photo by Chris Wheeler editor. larly practicing contemporary Lounge. Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, January 31,1975 Editorial Pack the Musical THE .CALTECH FORUM I For the fourth year in a row, a group of interested Money for 'Rocks' a $70,000 shortfall in funds is First, I found that the reason students has joined together to produce a musical. Once predicted for the coming year. for the drop between 1971 and Beauty is fine, but, ff'arold, again the success of this venture rides on the support of the 1974 in student aid was attribut­ Could Go To Books what if I want to read while I loll able to the cancellation by NASA, Caltech community. To pirate a phrase, it looks "as in your plastic Eden? To Hell with DOD and other federal. agencies of The road to completion has been rocky. The task of though some very large and Hollywood rocks! scholarship and fellowship pro­ finding suitable singers, musicians, and technical help with untidy creature, perhaps a dragon, -Mike Daily grams. The amount of federal the time to devote to the show is almost beyond had quite recently suffered' a Graduate Student Council reduction was greater than the comprehension. And yet, the work by all involved hinges series of disappointing bowel tctal reduction of $694,000 be­ movements in the vicinity." "It," tween 1971 and 1974; i.e., Cal­ on the performances next Friday, Saturday, and Sunday of course, is the landscape artist's Financial Points tech's contribution increased. nights. latest hallucination, the Throop­ Secondly, I found that Cal­ For the past three years, the ASCIT Musical has been site Fountain and papier-mache Raised by Student tech's programmed tuition for presented before packed houses. The Student Prince will rock garden. I think Richard Beatty's 1975-76 is $3375. The tuition come alive in three performances this weekend, hopefully After a year of squinting under column "From the Cerebrum" increase percentage is about one­ to the same-sized audiences. The continuance of the ASCIT reduced lighting and of flushing (California Tech, Jan. 17, 1975) half that of Stanford and many only when necessary, I am in- was helpful in that it summarized other schools. In this sense, Musical depends on its success this year. Let's do it sulted by the construction of this a good deal of financial infor­ Caltech seems much more con­ again-support The Student Prince! styrofoam wonder and by the mation. cerned about tuition charges than - Dennis L. Mallonee squandering of energy in pumping I followed up on the question other private schools. Let's hope R. Gruner sterile water through concrete with respect to student aid. The Caltech does not decide to forge ponds. student aid question is particu- ahead to the leading edge in SMC Sweeney Meanwhile our library is in larly important since the recent magnitude of tuition charges! In financial crisis. Over 10% of our announcement that Stanford terms of direct scholarship aid to 'journal subscriptions have been - plans to increase their tuition to undergraduates, I find that Cal­ cut in the past six months alone, $3810 next year and to over tech provides more money per from the our book collection, already a $4000 in 1976-77. What is Cal- student than any other major disgrace, falls further behind, and tech going to do? private school in the country except Rice University, where student tuition is covered by a cerebrum Tile large endowment. One com­ parison that he did not make that In previous issues of the Tech apathy of the student body will I thought significant is that I've blasted a lot of things around never bring about anything. CriticfI! tuition seems to be only 10% of the campus, mainly administrative I had hoped to help bring some the total expenditure (= income) decisions and ASCIT. These blasts progress, either through construc­ of the Institute. It seems that it had a purpose, and I must frankly tive criticism or enough mudsling­ Eye costs ten times more to educate a admit to frustration. ing that someone would pick up a Techer than he pays in tuition. Caltech has a lot of potential: shovel. Thus far nothing has Protector, Larry Niven. Ballan­ coming from a planet near the This is not written as a defense we could easily be the finest happened. The most reaction I tine Books. $1.25. galactic core. The Pak are one of of the administration. It is just educational institutuin in the have gotten is a couple of "That Protector is not exactly a the most believable, yet differ­ that I think it's often useful to world if everybody would put his was a good article" comments and novel, in the usual sense of the ent, aliens to be created. Niven look behind the raw data. mind to it. But the lack of a second-hand story that Jim word. More precisely, it is two postulates that the development -Gregory Hoit concern on the part of the Black (Public Relations) "wanted novelettes, connected by one in humans from child to breeder administration coupled with the to talk with me."[I have heard character but set two hundred (adult) is only the first of two ~IFORNIA nothing since, and thus have not years apart. The first part is a transformations. The second, Tech spoken with him-'tis a pity]. revised version of "The Adults" from breeder to protector, in­ Friday, January 31, 1975 Nobody on 55? Why nothing? A good question. (Galaxy, June 1967); the -second volves increased intelligence (a Volume LXXVI Number 15 Silence from the "powers that be" Published weekly except during part and the bridgework are new more highly developed brain), vacation and examination periods is commonplace in the 70's, and material. loss of sexual organs (after the by the Associated Students of the Try 53-Save perhaps the students just don't Part one opens in 2125 A.D. peak of breeding age, and California Institute of Technology, ,by Gavin Claypool care enough-and this is probably with the discovery of an alien incidentally making radiation less Incorporated. All rights reserved. Opinions expressed in all articles Completion of operator­ the root of the problem. Trustees ship entering the solar system. of a concern), a secondary heart assisted calls (person-to-person, herein are strictly those of the and the like won't mind high-level While the Belt, a political entity (where the tw::> leg arteries and authors and do not necessarily collect, credit card, or bill-to-a­ bungling if the students don't independent of Earth and based veins join each other), greater reflect the opinions of the editors third-number calls) will be mind it. on Ceres, prepares to make strength (larger moment arms, or of the corporation. speeded up during evening and Give up? Never. The pen will contact, they are beaten to the from swollen loints), and so on. Saturday switchboard hours by Editors-in-Chief Richard S. Gruner get sharper, the research deeper, punch by Jack Brennan, a Belter These changes, he points out, ...... Dennis L. Mallonee dialing "53" instead of "0". and the tact cut down. Maybe miner, who makes the initial correct the symptoms of old age. . ' SMC Sweeney Between 5-8 p.m. Monday somebody will care about what's ·contact. Pak is a world continually at Associate Editor .. Eric H. Eichorn through Friday and 10 a.m.-3 going on around here and be in a He finds Phssthpok, a Pak, Continued on Page Seven Entertainment Ed . Chris Harcourt p.m. Saturday, "53" will connect position to reverse the trend. I Features Editor Greg Simay "FRANKLY SPEAKING" Sports Editor Tim Groat !.he caller to a Pasadena operator. only hope it's not too late. byPhil&ank Continued on Page Eight -Dick Beatty Staff David Angulo, Dick Beatty, Flora Boyer, David Callaway, Young-II Choo, Marc Donner, James Llewellyn, THE ASCIT FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE Phil Massey, Peter Pathe, Chris Russell, Etaoin Schroedlu, Alan Silverstein~ D~'!e Si\fe~t5er:, ~~:ck I Smith.

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Harold Brown (and if you Dale R. Corson, Cornell Uni­ don't know who he is by now, versity, doctor of science; and you're reading the wrong paper) President Richard W. Lyman, will receive the degree of doctor Stanford University, doctor of of science from the University of humane letters. Rochester this weekend. For those of you who really Dr. Brown is one of four chief don't know, Dr. Brown has been executives of leading (edge?) President of Caltech since 1969, universities in the nation who and for four years previous was will receive honorary degrees this Secretary of the Air Force. He Saturday during the inauguration has been active in the technical of Robert L. Sproull as president leadership of the SALT (Strategic and chief executive of the Arms Limitation Talks) negoti­ University of Rochester. ations. The other recipients will in­ A specialist in physics and clude Chancellor Ernest L. Boy­ nuclear engineering, he was di­ er, State University of New rector of research and engin­ York, doctor of laws; President eering for the Department of Defense from 1961 to 1965. He joined the staff of the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory's Liver­ This Space more branch when it opened in 1952 and in 1960 he succeeded INTERHOUSE TRACK action during finals early this week. Dr. Edward Teller as its director. Photo by Bobby Bus could have been IH Track CCF Sponsors Conference Continued from Page One The Caltech Christian Fellow­ man Auditorium. Both large took third for Page, with Tajima yours for only $6.80! ship will sponsor a Student plenary sessions and smaller and Gray following. Fahle took Conference on World Evangelism seminar groups have been second behind Land in the tonight and tomorrow in Beck- planned with eminent speakers 100-yard dash, with Al Sepulveda from around the world. of Dabney taking third. Walt Registration is from 4 p.m. 'to Beckmann came in ahead of 6 p.m. tonight at Beckman Steve Vik to claim fourth. Mark Auditorium, with the first session Hueschen won the 70-yard high A&H Discount Records at 7:00. At 7:30 Dr. Ralph hurdles for Page against no Winter (BS '45) will speak on competitors. Hueschen also beat World Evangelization-Gad's Gildner and Stemple to win the Plan, Our Responsibility. On 120 low hurdles. Gooding and Saturday afternoon there will be Higley took fourth and fifth. low Discount Prices three periods with a choice of 25 Fleming's relay team of specialized topics for more Poulin, Gooding, Vik, and Land detailed study. beat Page, Ruddock, and Blacker on all albums &tapes Don't miss out on this in that order to climax the meet. valuable conference-stroll on Page currently holds a good over to Beckman this evening lead in trophy standings with featuring and do something worthwhile. Fleming twenty points back. THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS 0', T~E CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE 0' TE:HNDLDGY p""m W ,,,.~ ,- ,( ROCK AND ROLL LP's , .0 :. ALL regular $6.98 list price ! 4.39 our price

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An unusual exhibit of the campus. The exhibit is open to Tony Delap, well-known Cali­ works of artists Tony Delap and the public Tuesday through fornia artist, (I assure you, you Jay McCafferty is showing at Sunday, from 12-5, through have seen his works before) has· Baxter Art Gallery here on Feb. 9. two pieces on exhibit. One, on loan from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, is * constructed of wood and canvas. The other one is one of his Welcome to the weekly diver­ being the producers and directors Swords "floating lady" sculptures in sion circus. There's quite a bit who will finally (God willing) which a large pillar of wood going on this time around. graduate this year. appears to be floating in the air. Sunday is the Coleman, Music Once you've recovered from * & McCafferty is a young artist for a While. At this writing, there your sojourn in Heidelberg (see who was the recipient of the are still a dozen freebies remain­ previous paragraph) you can be New Talent Award given by the ing for you. Come along and find amused by several events in the Starships Los Angeles County Museum out why the girl next door plays real world. Some are far in the Fine Arts Council in 1974. krummhorn. future, but you can get good His works at Baxter consist of The new Watson series opens tickets now. And the Dean's The Hollow Lands by Michael totally decadent and totally mad. lines graph paper a yard square soon, specifically with Sir Fred slush fund is still going. Steve Moorcock, Harper & Row Pub­ Where one person compliments on which he has concentrated Hoyle speaking on the still­ Gillette returns to the Ice House lishers, $6.95. another on creating a splendid sunlight with a magnifying glass. hypothetical "Emergence of on the fourth. Joshua Rifkin will This novel is part two of a sunrise, and death is as meaning­ He did this in the wind, turning Intelligence in the Universe" on be at El Camino College on the sort of trilogy entitled "The less as it is temporary, at least the paper to produce a variety of Frebrary 17. This will be fol­ fifteenth. For guitar freaks who Dancers at the End of Time". most of the time. The entire abstract patterns with streaks of lowed by Dr. Beakel's lecture on can't wait for Carlos Montoya at This trilogy, as the title implies, world is the toy of these beings soot from the hot paper. This March 3, which will finally Beckman March 14 & 15, Andres takes place a short time before (they are scarcely people any­ rather controversial art form has expose Caltech as a schizophrenic Segovia will be at the Pavilion on' the end of the world. (In fact, an more, except by the loosest of brought comments ranging from family. For the farther future, March 5. An exciting event is the estimated 200 years before the definitions) and the universe "Great stuff!" to "That's not consult your eight-ball or a return to this area after a five end of the universe as we know might do their bidding, but they art! That's graph paper with brochure. year absence of Victor Borge. He it, but that matters little.) do not care for such things. holes burned in it!" Decide for Wednesday Joseph Campbell will be coming to the Pasadena In the first volume, we saw They, as Bartleby the Scrivener, yourself. Go see it. will deliver the second Leakey Civic on February 17 (which, in our hero, Jherek Carnelian, fall prefer not. Instead, they seek lecture in Beckman, "Mytho­ accordance with Finagle's first in love with a kidnapee from the escapes of any kind from the logical Thresholds: Spiritual law, is the same night as Hoyle). late 19th century, Mrs. Amelia boredom that accompanies im­ Roots of Mankind." There are Just for interest's sake, you can Underwood. The fact that she is mortality and total power. They about 200 seats remaining, stu­ get a twenty percent discout at married and does not in the least see the antics of Jherek as one dent tickets going for $3.50. Mann's Chinese Theater to see love him is little deterrent, for in might View a particularly amusing Armchair Adventures continue Streisand's Funny Lady for this far distant future, all things work of art, and his love affair this weekend, with "Literary groups of over five hundred. (literally) are possible. At the the same. England" Friday 7 (effectively Let us not, before closing, end of volume I, entitled An We see a little of the rest of sold out) and the SCUBA-filmed forget to mention the American Alien Heat, the two were separ­ the universe in its dying days, in "Chambers of the Sea" on Ballet Theater. It is your last ated again by millenia, since it is the form of space travelers who Sunday the 9th. chance this season for good impossible for someone from the make the mistake of visiting Princeless ballet, and features a very good future to remain in his own past earth. One, who comes as a The main attraction next is program, with reasonably good for long enough to create a celestial Paul Revere with the The Student Prince. It will play seats still available. paradox (the famous Morphail news that the universe will end in Ramo Friday through Sunday As I've been so verbose this Effect) or something. in two centuries, is met with for a dollar. This show is worth week, for a home entertainment The entire point of this amusement, complacency, and a seeing, besides its merits as a package I leave you with only trilogy seems to be to portray a cage for one of the menageries. BOOKS presentation of drunken students the suggestion that you take "society" (if that term might be Another group, this time mar­ of the ages, as the the final fling yourself (or a loved one) in used for a loose confederation of auders who intend to enjoy· the A Hole in Space, by Larry Niven. of the current dynasty (beginning hand, and think upon leather -individuals with unlimited power) last days of everything, become Ballantine Books. $1.25. with HMS Pinafore), the dynasty whips and quivering flesh. that is, by our standards, both so enmeshed in the lunacy of A Hole in Space is Larry this world that they end up in a Niven's latest collection of short slapstick fight in London in works. I say works instead of 1996, mistaken for Latvian an­ stories to avoid the confusion archists, all because they an­ between short stories and novel­ noyed the wrong senile robot. If ettes (and novellas for that that sounds confused, it seems matter), and because the collec­ that one of the persons from the tion includes one of his non­ End of Time has established at fiction articles. HELP WANTED Compared with Niven's earlier least two identities in 1996, including that of a magistrate in collections, this one is disap­ The following positions on London, and another a contem­ pointing. With three exceptions, porary of H.G. Wells and G.B. the selections were published in The California Tech Shaw in the Cafe Royale. the last year and a half. The Reading any Michael Moor­ three exceptions turn out to be will soon be open: cock book is like doing a mental the best of the lot. . half-gainer into a mixmaster. It is "The Fourth Profession" is impossible to understand just clearly superior to the nist of the what is going on at any given book, and was· certainly one of Business Manager • Writers moment, but whatever it is is the best novelettes to be pub­ most assuredly interesting. lished in 1971. Earth is being The title, by the way, comes visited by Monks, an alien race from a poem, "A Last Word" by that trades throughout the galaxy Editor-in-Chief x3 • Reporters Ernest Dowson, 1899: via light-propelled sailing ships. Let us go hence, somewhither ~You may remember a brief strange and cold/To Hollow mention of them in "Passerby," Features Editor • Cartoonists Lands where just men and in the All The Myriad Ways unjust/Find end of labour, collection.) To everyone's sur­ where's rest for the old,/Freedom prise--including the Secret Ser­ to all from· love and fear and vice, whose thankless jog it is to lust./Twine our torn hands! a protect the aliens--a Monk shows Sports Editor • Photographers pray the earth enfold/Our life­ up in a Hollywood bar. After sick hearts and turn them into sampling the wares, the quite dust. high Monk gives the bartender That's what it's all about. A (Ed Frazer) some of the aliens' Photo Editor · Paste-up Trolls difficult book to read and stock-in-trade: RNA-based know­ understand, but worth it in some ledge pills. Frazer and Secret ways. It is supposedly science Serviceman William Morris's at­ Anyone interested in serving in any of the above capacities should fiction, but somehow, I just tempts to determine what the contact Rich Gruner (209 Page) immediately. don't know. I suppose all things bartender has learned--and its are until they happen. implications--are the basis of this -Nick Smith Continued on Page Eight Friday, January 31, 1975 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Five The Student Prince Feb. 7, 8, &9 RAMO AUDITORIUM

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Sunday evening, Caltech beat The game went from fast, team, with their watermelon their fiercest competitors, UCLA, clean, smart hockey into chaos, heads, played remarkably poorly. in the most exciting game of the the dark ages of the second As the clock signalled less season. The scoring began late in period. For more than ten than a minute to go in the game, the first period when a Tach minutes, players from both teams it looked like a sure tie. It was player, who out of modesty floundered helplessly on the ice, grim; the winning streak was demanded not to be namea in as though it were their first over. But the face-off in the this article, (call him X), beat the skating lesson. Then, out of the Caltech zone was taken by X UCLA goalie. Ted Gates, of darkness, Yates to Wood to X to who, gathering momentum, cavitation fame, boiling all night, 3-1 Tech. Following the renais­ rushed up the ice, towards the was set up beautifully in front of sance spirit, Joe Sweeney blasted UCLA net, across the blue-line, the UCLA net by his linemates. a shot from 40 feet which the past the defensemen! The shot, He bubbled the puck in, making UCLA goalie was unable to the SCORE! Tech wins the game it 2-0 Tech. Then, in the second scatter. 5-4. It was wonderful. (Was it period, UCLA fought back and With what seemed like a sure good for you too?) Page Six Friday, January 31, 1975 scored. win, the Tech Hockey team Be sure to be at Pickwick skated pompously onto the ice Sports Arena in Santa Monica for the third period. Their heads next Tuesday, Feb. 4 at 11 p.m. Wrestling Wins were as watermelons, but their when Caltech will (hopefully) Fencers Foiled by PCC, CSN brains were as peas. Bob Gard­ pulverize Occidental once more, The Caltech Wrestling team iner, who (as may be recalled) is just like before. started its league season last a fighter, was penalized several Wednesday losing to a surprising But Show Promise With CSLA times on several separate counts La Verne team. That same by Lt. Brigade score of only 5-4. New members of violence directed against the afternoon they went on to Page faces Fleming Since we left you last, the of the team also did well against opponents. In the resulting pound out a win over Azusa­ Caltech Fencing team suffered C.S.U.L.A. a week ago Thursday power plays UCLA was able to Pacific. They continued last the agony of defeat at the hands evening. Friday with a 36-24 win over score three times, tying the sometime this Sund of P.C,C. and Cal State North­ This week's meet with P.C.C. game, 4-4. It was not Gardiner's visiting Redlands. And on Tues­ ridge in foil competition, and in has been postponed until next fault for two reasons: a) the calls day they swamped LA Trade foil and epee, lost to Cal State week, due to final exams there Tech 48-12. against him were questionable, at in Discobolus action L.A. this week. Maybe next article, I'll best; b) the rest of the Tech I Tom Snyder is leading the However, the team showed even tell you who's on the team. Beavers with four straight pins, promise for the future in losing Until then, Support Your Local including the La Verne heavy­ to Cal State L.A. in foil by a Swordsperson! weight. In pinning the Azusa NOW OPEN AT OUR NEW LOCATION 167-pounder, he reversed a loss to the same man in the Caltech %4 E. Colorado (at Mentor) Tournament that would have earned Snyder a place. Darb Clobbers Flem The Redlands match saw, The Original besides Snyder, Vince Fratello by Chris Russell Dabney clobbered Art Gooding and Steve Vik pick up pins. Vik, Fleming demolished Dabney 6-0, 6-0. In the doubles match, who weighs a mere 160 Ibs., last Sunday in Discobolus tennis. the Fleming team of Frank collected his pin in the 190 lb. In first singles Tim Ahern came Liang, and Ru-Chang Kung blast­ weight class, while wrestling an out of the Health Center (some ed Dabney's Alaudin Bhanji and opponent almost twenty pounds people really do escape) to lead Mark Lamkin 6-0, 6-0. heavier. Fleming with a 6-0, 6-0 defeat This week Page challenged In the Trade Tech meet, only of Lee Aydelotte. In second Fleming in basketball, tennis and four opponents were available, singles Daryl Madura defeated ping pong. The question is-can and not at the right weight John Ziegler 7-5, 4-6, 7-5 for Fleming complete an unprece­ DAI LY 11 a.m. tl1 1 a.m. classes. As a result, little Willy another Fleming win. In third dented second consecutive Dis­ SUNDAY 12 noon to midnight Moss and teensy Bobby Loveman singles Big Red's Jerry G. Adams coboltJs sweep with a win in had to wrestle much bigger men, won 6-4, 6-2 over Doug Hager. basketball? The answer is a with disastrous results. Fourth singles-Rick Boettcher of resounding "probably not." X 'Rated .No-One Under 18 Track Coach Expects Building Year AdmiJted

by Dave Sivertsen will concentrate on the individu­ Coach Neal's training rules are AIR CONDITIONED· "This is the year we'll concen­ als in this small squad, and give non-specific: just conduct your­ fer you~ comfort trate on the development of the them opportunities to compete self naturally. Everyone is wel­ "plenty of free p;trking.. individual." That was the domi­ in their best events rather than come to come out for the team. nant theme of an interview with sacrifice for team score-there And anyone who qualifies in track coach Leroy Neal on teh just aren't enough bodies to his/her event will have funds prospects for the coming season. come up with a win. available this year to go to the .Now·Showing: He felt that Tech would not In spite of the cloudy fore­ Nationals. have an incredibly strong team. cast, there are individual bright This year's first meet is away The graduation of several stars spots. Larry Wise has done a 9.9 on Feb. 15. There's a home meet last year, few returning. letter­ 100 and a 48'6" triple jump. the last Saturday in February at men, and a dearth of new Doug Herbert has already broken 1:30 p.m. "Black Neighbors" trackmen all add up to a difficult his own school record with the season ahead. , .. FOREIGN STUDENTI": discus in practice. Greg Griffin SHIPPING SPECIAlISts ., The Magnificent 12 broke the school's marathon Plus: There are only twelve people record at the NAIA District III BAGGAGE.AUTOMOBILESt HOUSEHOLD ARnC&,ES' currently working out for track. races with a fifth place time of 2 COMlIERCIAL CARGO Coach Neal said that the staff hours, 35 minutes. AIR. OCEAN.'TRUCK 2nd Co-Hit Pick Up & Delivery Pitcking & Crating . Insurance DOCumentation , Estil)'l8tes given without obligation 10% off with Caltech It> A completely new sh(JUJ every Friday MvwKERE~ANYTIME A REGISTERED AGENCY -. ~ • ~ • . .1r8di.tiOtt SpecialCa/tech student rate:. .: .' of penoMI SIlICa 1ft' MfYice in $3.50 with this ad" I freiIht. . AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS • ~'" 792-6104 .MartiAl"" T 1M. 2240 N. F SL ·964 E. Colorado Blvd .. Pasadena 26 N. Hill (at Colorado) PASADENA ·lOlA CA_ FOR ANEROTIC ME.~SAGECAU 796-8fl8 10% discount to all Ca/tech stUfJents and faculty .(213)225-2341 Friday, January 31,1975 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Seven trail leads to Brennan, since me'nt of the experiment, and the derived from memories. The Eye transformed into a protector, on Researchers route of administration. visions tended to be localized at Continued from Page Two an artificial planetoid at the edge Continued from Page One Dr. Siegal explained that normal reading distance and etically implanted objective is to of the solar system. With his declined to speculate on his data visual effects from the hallucino­ follow the turning of the head, ,protect their bloodline. When increased intelligence and Pak at this time. However, he did gens, among which he included but noc necessarily of the eyes. this is wiped out, they lose their technology Brennan has made answer some direct questions marijuana, may be classified as That is, different parts of the appetite and eventually die, "Kobold," his planetoid, a virtual about THC. At this time about illusions, pseudo-hallucinations, scenes could sometimes be in­ except for those fortunate few disneyland. Next to the Pak 29 cannabinoids are known, but or hallucinations according to spected, or the whole picture who succeed in adopting the itself, this is the best example of 80% of that found in nature is severity. The first invohres visual projected on a real view. entire Pak race. Niven's imagination at work. delta-9 THC, which is what he distortions of real surroundings. Few Effects Faced with personal extinc­ Kobold itself looks like a dough­ uses for his research. THC does An hallucination is seeing things Many, varied questions fol­ tion, Phssthpok found his Cause: nut, with a sphere in the center. cross the blood-brain barrier, and that aren't there; but in the lowed the brief slide-shows and looking for surviving descendants Generated gravity is used for all forms of it remain in the blood pseudo-type, you know they presentations by each guest. of an ill-fated expedition, sorts of strange effects, including for 8-10 days after use. Chemi­ aren't real. All of the visual Although they never specifically launched some 2~ million years a Moebius strip to walk forever cals· which block the effects of effects result from excitation on praised or encouraged the use of before. Its protectors had all on, and a three-dimensional THC may be possible. And for the nervous system by the drug. any drug for recreation, the died, because the "tree-of-life" model of Escher's Relativity. you Toklas types, he confirmed In a series of experiments, Dr. impression emerged that in gen­ root needed to transform pro­ Whpn Brennan discovers the that eating dope is slower and Siegal showed that a variety of eral the researchers considered tectors and to keep them alive Pak are sending an evacuation less efficient than smoking it, animals, including rats, cats, the side-effects of almost all of would not grow on the new fleet toward Earth, he and with only about half the THC dogs, and apes, showed physical the drugs under discussion to be world. The breeders continued to Truesdale take off for Earth's ingested being effective. signs of visual imagery from minimal. One exception was breed, and over the intervening interstellar colonies. Most of the Hallucinogen Research various drugs while in darkness. Ketamin, more potent than LSD, years developed intelligence. remainder of the book deals with Next the floor went to Dr. To get an idea of the precise which produced some mental Then Phssthpok arrived, with. preparation for battling the Pak Siegel, who has accomplished a nature of pseudo and real problems in the cases they tree-of-life. scouts and the fleet. It's a very large amount of research on hallucinations, he conducted considered. Another was mari­ The second half begins in different kind of space battle the visual effects of about ten elaborate and lengthy tests on juana, which Dr. Carder said he 2341 A.D. when Roy Truesdale than those Doc Smith was different hallucinogens in human well-trained human observers. In would be reluctant to do experi­ awakens to find four months famous for; I found it boring, trained observers and in animals. the typical experiment, a young ments with in the future if for missing. He sets out to discover but it improved with rereading. At present there are only two volunteer was taught a whole no other reason than the pro­ who is responsible, ignoring a It was the only mar in otherwise federal LSD research licenses in new language by which he could longed presence of THC in the substantial bribe from the pleasurable reading. the country; he holds one of quickly describe any visual stimu­ blood and the possibility of "Snatcher" not to do so. The -Gavin Claypool them. lus by one of eight classes of long-term mental effects. On the He said that a problem that form, color, and motion. Then other hand, they thought LSD has plagued drug researchers is every week for a year, the and cocaine are very safe, if used JDckey SpDrts Menu that they deal with "plastic volunteer was administered one infrequently, but pointed out Saturday, February 1. experiences". One means of of II different drugs or a similar that their tests were conducted 8:00 p.m. Basketball Ambassador Home overcoming this is the 'specifi­ placebo (fake), without knowing under ideal conditions. Also, exactly what he was receiving. research on cocaine has been Tuesday, February 4 cation principle': any data refer­ 3:00 p.m. Tennis Azusa-Pacific Home ring to drug tests must contain The observer spent six hours in a scarce till now. In any case, precise information about the dark isolation chamber describing genetic damage from the hallu­ Wednesday, February 5 type of drug, dosage, prepara­ any visual effects that occurred. cinogens appears to be a myth. 4:30 p.m. Wrestling Whittier Home tion, history of the user, environ- Dr. Siegal discobered that Dr. Siegal told of visiting a 6:00 p.m. JV Basketball La Verne Away 8:00 p.m. Basketball La Verne Away everyone has a natural "base-line remote tribe in Mexico which has level" of imagery in darkness, used peyote for religious pur­ Friday, February 7 E kT and that drug-induced visuals poses for three millenia, yet 4:30 p.m. Wrestling Claremont-Harvey Mudd Away Ee+ / above this base tend to follow seems to be none the worse for typical patterns. He showed it. several slides of these kinds of People who went to the hallucinations as reconstructed discussion to find out "what am by artists following the objective I doing to myself' probably descriptions of the observers. discovered that the answer was, Common were grids, lattice­ "very little." However, the re­ works, stripes, spirals, tunnels, searchers could not and did not 10 MINUTES and pulsating white lights in the speak with absolute certainty for center of the visual field. Also or against the use of any of the frequent were complex images hallucinogens. OFYOUR TIME .... . aj OfIndi;i···.. Specl.ahzl~g. In ~" Open 7 days a ,week IndIa S CUISine II !l I for dinner 5:30·10:30 COULDSAVE at tts very best . I. 8

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stein seemed to bring out this Hoppity Hoodlums character with great dignity and ability, as well as in the next piece, La Plus que la Lente. But Hold lab in Terror the performance of the last piece, the Prelude, must be by Tyrone Shoelaces accorded tremendous praise--it A security guard has been was probably one of the best seriously wounded and three 'U/I.. performed pieces in the program. secretaries assaulted in separate Receiving no less than five instein is unique amongst these And now came the part of the incidents recently by members of standing ovations, Arthur Rubin­ performers-he has brought out program that much of the what police describe as a group stein appeared in a private several major interpretation's of audience had waited for. Rubin­ of sexually aroused kangaroos. performance at Ambassador Col-· this piece, and probably will stein, known worldwide for his The kangaroos, said to be lege recently. On the program bring out several more. Rubin­ interpretation of Chopin, now numbering fourteen, have been were some of the Rubinstein stein's record for doing the began to play several of his hiding in the ventilation ducts of favorites, such as the Sonata in F fantastic is lengthy--he has played favorites. He first played the the Keith Spalding Business Minor, Op. 57, "Appassionata" seventeen concertos in five even­ Scherzo in C Sharp (Op. 39, No. Services building, and have been by Beethoven and Chopin's Polo­ ings and ten recitals a month­ 3) composed in 1839, followed terrorizing employees since early naise in Ab "Heroic", as well as ithout repeating the same piece by two Etudes, then the Noc­ Wednesday morning. others. twice, he appeared 115 times in turne in F Sharp Major (Op. 15, One of the victims recalled: "I Rubinstein, as always, walked his eightieth year, and has never No.2), composed in 1831, and was walking down the hall when on stage with a vigorous stride cancelled a performance to this winding up the program with the this ...grill ... fell to the floor and bowed to the tumultuous day. extremely well-known Polonaise in front of me and this kangaroo applause and ovation. Known In keeping with his ability to in A-flat, (Op. 53), "Heroic", jumped out. It said its name was worldwide for his interpretation do the fantastic, he played a new composed in 1842. The Polo­ Moses and that it was going to of the "Appassionata", he did interpretation to the next piece naise, one of Rubinstein's long­ lead me to the promised land, not hesitate to play the opening on the program, the Fantasie­ standing favorites, seemed to and then it ..." At this point double arpeggio, and developed stucke, or "Fantasy Pieces" by receive special attention. Rubin­ the victim became distraught and the difficult theme with nearly Robert Schumann (Op. 12). The stein leaped from his seat twice was unable to continue. perfect accuracy, incredible for a pieces alternate between what in order to play two of the Police are at a loss as to what man his age (he will be 88 on Schumann called Florestan (the c.tJ.ords especially loudly, once to do about the creatures. It was January 28). Beethoven's sonatas passionate self) and Eusebius (the halfway through the first theme, hoped that Tech biologists might have been called "mighty dramas dreamy self). Rubinstein's vigor­ then again at the very end. The be able to provide a clue to the in which Herculean conflicts ous expression of each piece kept famous second theme, with the kangaroos' origins and motiva­ alternate with contemplative the audience attentive until the virtually unplayable "march" in tions, but no progress has so far moods", and the "Appassionata" end, when the two parts join in the left hand proved little been made. is described well by this labeling. the last work, called "Ende von ..:::: The National Guard has been Lied" or "Song's End", or, as FOR RENT I Usually a pianist cannot or will Switchboard ======~====-:::: called out for an armed assault not perform the piece to make Schumann wrote, " ...in the end Continued from Page Two 2-BDR DUPLEX in E. Pasadena, later this weekend. the most of these contrasts, or if it all resolves into a jolly When the switchboard is closed, One bl. fro Colorado/Sierra Madre, so, does it in such a fashion as to wedding". After came the close I.~~ "53" can also be used to place Carpets, drapes, stove, refrig" OFFI\\e make it almost a stereotype of of the first half of the program, 8E~~ ~\J\<''' I station-to-station calls on Insti­ dshwsh., etc. Mod~ bldg. Small Yd, ~~MW !\LI.'( previous performances. But Rub- a standing ovation, and inter­ tute accounts. Carport. $170/m. Water, gardener mission. When the switchboard is open, paid. Call 281-0960, anytime, Louis and the aliens are support­ Next to be played were however, station calls may be Books ing figures to the physical selections from those of Claude placed at direct dial rates SERVICES Continued from Page Four phenomena. Niven never does Debussy, called Ondine, La Plus (cheaper than operator-assisted). intriguing story. reveal the planet's significance, que la Lente, and the Prelude in A Dial "55" for these calls. -======:::::::1TECHNICAL TYPING i "Rammer" uses the old theme although the title seems to be a Minor. A change from the music Summary of Procedures IBM Executive. Theses, equations, of the terminally ill cheating giveaway. In view of Ringworld, played earlier, the works of Regular switchboard hours tables, editing. Expedient, death by undergoing suspended however, it would appear that Debussy are renowned for their (7:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday­ dependable service at student animation to await a cure. But the enigma remains--for now. revolutionary departure from pre­ Friday): Dial "55" for station rates. Caltech refs. Call patt,1 what if society later declares you "Bigger Than Worlds" is a vious "classical" styles, with their calls, dial "0" for operator 447-3970. legally dead? This is the situation reprint of the science fact article daring tonal juxtapositions and assisted calls. Jerome Corbett faces-·he has no in the March 1974 issue of unusual harmonies, all of which Evening and Saturday hours HELP WANTED legal existence, the trust fund he Analog. In it, Niven speculates combi~e to make them ex­ (5-8 p.m Monday-Friday, 10 set up for himself has been freely on the different forms of tremely difficult to play. Ondine, a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday): Dial SUMMER JOBS FOR '75 confiscated. His only chance for artificial worlds: hollowed aster· one of the Twelve Preludes "55" for station calls, dial "53" No experience necessary. Apply citizenship is to be useful to the oids, Ring Cities, Ringworlds, written between 1910 and 1913, for operator-assisted calls. for jobs at State and Federal State; the State decid.es: starship Dyson spheres, Cosmic Macaroni has a smooth, flowing character, When switchboard is closed (all Parks, Guest R~nches, Tourist pilot, on a bizarre planet-seeding (aegagropilous topopolis). It's typical of a water scene. Rubin- other times): Dial "53". resorts, private camps. Learn mission which will take two serious, it's fun, and it's huge! How, When, and Where to apply. hundred years, subjective time. "The Hole Man" is a first Receive over 200 California Corbett, however, makes plans of attempt to play with a new names and addresses. Send $3.00 his own. The only flaw in this cosmological toy: quantum black Laugh ···yji to J.O.B., ~ P.O. Box 708, story is how simple they are to holes. "$16,940.00" is a mystery hurts.:'~;t Monterey, CA 93940. put in effect. short-short about a cross-ruff in a until it Louis Wu, the protagonist of game of blackmail. CARR_\;': Ringworld, appears here in an The remaining stories emerge WANTED earlier story, "There is a Tide," from the background of "Flash O'CONNOR BORGNINE RUSSIAN TRANSLATORS the only one from the known Crowd" (The Flight of the with scientific training required. space series in this collection. Horse) and deal with the effects LAW AND DISORDER Also other languages. Freefance. Louis is on one of his sab­ of teleportation on society. All Send resume to SCITRAN, Box baticals--alone in space nearly are fairly straightforward pieces; CO·fUTUIE 5456, Santa Barbara, California 93108, forty light-years from Solo-when the only one that seems inspired Jack Nicholson in he comes across a mildly enig­ is "The Last Days of the matic planet, an unknown alien Permanent Floating Riot Club." 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