Volume 8 - Issue 14 - Friday, February 2, 1973

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Winter 2-2-1973

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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspaper at Rose-Hulman Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rose Thorn Archive by an authorized administrator of Rose-Hulman Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. VOLUME 8 - NUMBER 14 ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TERRE HAUTE, IND. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1973 BUCKMINSTER FULLER SEMINAR HIGHLIGHTS Buckminster Fuller. the world Geodesic dome which has be- reknowned author and lecturer come prominent in recent arch- made an appearance in Terre itectural forms. Buckminster Haute for the second time in Fuller is adept at translating two years last Wednesday. Ile theory intii pract ice and so delivered a lecture followed by has become one of the leading question and answer session on names in mathematics. to the Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m. layman as well as the tech- in Room B 119. at Hose-Hul- nician. man Institute. The seminar was sponsored by the mathematics department and was host- THORN ed by some members of the local chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon, Staff Meeting the math honorary. Previously, Mr. Fuller had appeared in a TUESDAY seminar conducted on the Saint Mary of the Woods campus last 4:00 P.M. year. Mr. Fuller is primarily known for his work in mathematics. Meet In Editor's modeling. and its applications to everyday life. Perhaps one Office. All Staff of his greatest achievements was the development of the Please Attend! Junior HOOPER Class Dance ANNOUNCES Scheduled ENG. EXAM The Junior Class has announced its plans for the an- COURSE nual Junior Class Dance. The Registrations for Rose-Hul- dance will be held in the main man Institute of Technology's dining room of the Hulman two-part professional engineers Memorial Union. The date is review course are due. accord- set for Friday, February 16, ing to Irvin P. Hooper, Direc- 1973. Doors will open at 8:30 tor of Continuing Education. p.m. and the music will begin The course. which is intend- at 9:00 p.m. Free admission ed for those planning to take Mary Smith will appear in the Mind Garden on Tuesday thru Saturday Nights, 8:00 P.M. will be given to all Rose stu- the Professional Engineers Ex- dents and their dates. amination this spring, will be- Titled "A Flower Festival," by Jay Ludlow not-yet-recovered audience... Mary Smith may be a common gin Jan. :30 and meet in two five- the 1973 Junior Class Dance ". . . Then she was introduc- This a review of Mary Smith, name, but the girl is unique. week series concluding Ap- will uphold the tradition ed. It took no time to realize one of the consistently popular Listen to her one night and you of fine ril :3. decorations good that she was really something artists from the Coffee House will not want to leave. Per- and entertain- Series A, which will meet ment. Decorations will special. Singing the first verse Circuit. formances will be Tuesday, Feb. include each Tuesday evening from Jan. hundred of large paper flowers of her opening number a ca- Mary sings folk, rock and 6, through Saturday, Feb. 10, at 30 through Feb. 27. will pro- and live daisies. pella, she shocked the listeners blues from artists such as Dono- 8:00 p.m. for usual Mind Gar- Music will vide a general review of en- be provided by popular with her strong, crystal clear van, Gordon Lightfoot and den admission of 25 cents. the gineering principles and should Soul Messengers. As an voice. James Taylor with a sound that add- prove to be of major assistance ed attraction, Road Runner and And when the song was over, is decidedly hers. A top national Our ecology certainly is un- to those intending to take all Chilly Willy cartoons she proceeded to show, beyond coffee house entertainer, Mary balanced. We raked up more will fur- five parts of the examination. nish laughter for all. The a doubt, that her personality has received a scholarship to leaves already than there were Ju- Series B, scheduled to meet nior Class Dance is one event was real. She spoke freely, Julliard School of Music and has on trees last summer. (Chang- each Tuesday from March 6 nobody will want to miss. honestly, and directly to her recorded for the Decca records. ing Times) through April 3, reviews material pertaining to Parts III, Indian girls dancing in a vil- (this was in a section in which if. Both speeches will be in IV, and V of the examination, India lage, to a barber cutting hair feeling ran high against Amer- the Tilson Music Hall. and thus is arranged specially on the streets of Calcutta, from icans for their aid to Pakis- Curtis Mayfield will perform for those taking their examin- Photo Exhibit an authentic faith healer in Bi- tan) they dropped their object- Saturday, Feb. 10 in the Ar- ations in the professional ar- Professor Peter Priest, fac- har to a group of prostitutes ions and let me go. Most peop- ena. Mayfield's current hit, eas such as chemical, civil, ulty advisor to the Camera Club, in a Calcutta brothel, from le would ask for baksheesh "Superfly," is near the top electrical or mechanical engin- announced today that a small a Moslem woman skimming the (alms or a tip) after I took of rock music charts across the eering, etc. collection of black and white waters on a lake in the foot- their picture. Even the pre- country. Courses will be taught by prints from India would be on hills of the Kashmir Himalayas sumably well-paid artist, re- The February dates for the members of the Rose-Hulman exhibit in his office (B-211 to a peasant riding an ox cart storing the inlays at the Red conference are a change from faculty. Fee for the course for the balance of the acade- loaded with hay, from a vil- Fort in New Delhi asked for the original plans which called will be $40 per five-week ses- mic year. Three of these prints lager's humble hut to a ma- it. And he cursed me when I for the conference to be held sion or $75 for both sessions. are the work of M. Mahatta haraja's splendid palace. smiled and shook by head." in late January. The change Checks should be made payable of New Delhi, one of the lead- Professor Priest commented was made, said Howell, because to Rose-Hulman Institute of ing photographers of India. El- that taking pictures in India some of the desired speakers Technology. was far more Third World even are a selection from the difficult than in the were not available in January. Registrations or inquiries Soviet photos Professor Priest took as Union. "In the Soviet A mass meeting of black stu- should be directed to Prof. Union people, Conference the photographer for the Ind- with two excep- dents wall be held at 8 to- Hooper at Rose-Hulman. Phone: tions, ignored iana Consortium for Interna- me as I walked At I SU night in Rm. 65 of the Science (812) 877-1511. tional Programs' Summer Study about taking pictures. In In- Building to discuss the agenda Tour to India in 1972. dia crowds would follow me Ms. Angela Davis may speak for the conference. ell. The three Mahatta prints are around and when I stopped to at the national Third World Or- TWO is a bureau of the Na- ISU Pres. Alan C. Rankin 20x24 duplicates of prints that compose a picture two or three ganization (TWO ) conference on tional Student Association ( NSA ) and Student Body Pres. Paul are the centerpiece of the de- of the bolder ones would invari- the Indiana State University cam- and is made up of non-white O'Dell will welcome the dele- cor in the cocktail lounge at ably walk into the picture area to pus from Feb. 8-11. students at American colleges gates Feb. 8 at 1 p.m. in the the newly constructed Chande- get a better look at the front Ms. Davis is presently out and universities. All speech- East Ballroom of the Union la Hotel at Khajuraho. The ot my strange twin lens re- of the country, said Tony How- es and entertainment functions Building. prints show three of the most flex (a Mamiya C-33 I. By ell, coordinator for the con- at the conference will be op- Also appearing at the con- famous erotic carvings on the the time I managed to get them ference, but if she returns in en to the public stressed How- ference will be the local cho- llth century temples of Kha- to move, I usually had lost the time she will be invited to ell. ral group The Ebony Majesties juraho. The carvings them- picture I had stopped for. Once speak. Ms. Davis' lawyer, The purpose of the confer- who sing gospel and other black selves are masterpieces of after I snapped the picture of Ms. Margaret Burnam, will ad- ence, according to literature music. some prostitutes in a back al- grace and charm and the prints dress the conference at 1 p.m. put out by TWO, is to discuss About 585 delegates repre- ley off Chitipore Road in are remarkable technical ac- Cal- Feb. 9, in the East Ballroom problems of third world peop- senting 450 colleges and uni- cutta, I was almost instantly complishments considering that of Tirey Memorial Union. les; to inform the delegates versities are expected to at- they surrounded by a dozen were enlarged from two goon- Gary Mayor Richard Hatch- and others about the problems; tend the conference, said How- and a quarter square negatives," das (Indian toughs 1 who de- er will be the keynote speak- to seek solutions and to formu- ell. manded to know why I Professor Priest noted. was tak- er at the conference. Hatch- late proposals for submittal at The delegates will be housed ing pictures Professor Priest's prints there and where er's speech, at 6:15 p.m., Feb. the full NSA conference lat- in Marshall Hall, part of the I was from. were chosen to illustrate the After giving mon- 8 will be followed by an ad- er in the year. Statesman Towers Complex. ey to their leader variety of Indian life. The and tell- dress from Congressman Ron- "The whole idea is to make They will eat at the Sandison ing him I 16x20 enlargements range from was from Canada ald Dellum of Berkeley, Cal- NSA more functional,- said How- Hall cafeteria, FRIDAY, FEB. 2, 1973 PAGE 2 THE ROSE THORN SPRING Editorial Viewpoint What she needs, CONCERT by Ron Selby First, I want to introduce help faculty Forum make that money can't bu On Saturday, March 17 Rose's a concept. The name of the happen. f fieldhouse will be the scene of concept is "Faculty Forum" Secondly, I want to commend a genuine rock concert, featur- and its purpose is cornmUn- the registrar, the computer ing Cherry Hump, Joe Walsh ication toward understanding. room, and any others who may and Barnstorm, and Siegel- in instit- In the remaining weeks of the have shared a part Band. Tickets of Schwa Blues school year, I along with the uting the early distribution reasonable—$2.50 for of are quite rest of the staff would like class schedules. Because Rose students, $3.00 in advance to provide a space for select- Rose's small size, it has been for other people, and $4.00 at ed faculty members to share possible in the past to admin- the door for everybody. Thus. their opinions with our read- ister to the students on a less for only a small outlay of bread helter-skel- ers. I am beginning to con- systematic, more you can enjoy one of those great tact some of the faculty right ter level. But with increas- performances that only the big now in order to get the show ing administrative loads and a schools ordinarily get. Chaun- on the road. What we would larger student body, the old cey Rose is undoubtedly turn- like is for each professor to methods have been long out of ing over right now. speak out on a topic which af- date and have provided a my- Joe Walsh, of course, played fects the student body, direct- riad of inconveniences to the lead guitar and sang lead vo- ly here at Rose, or more in- students. It only makes sense cals for James Gang. He directly away from the cam- to try to set up a schedule wrote "Tend My Garden, Ash- pus. Hopefully, the topic cho- prior to registration and make es, Rain and I," and "Funk 49," sen will be of . some interest it available to everyone. The among others. He's a fantastic, to the individual writing about decisions that are made con- proven entertainer. Cherry it. cerning class scheduling and Hump is a new group from Ko- If enough interest is expressed conflicts are much too import- komo, and is very strong in- in this project, I think we might ant to leave to the spontaneous strumentally, featuring three really accomplish something and often erroneous theughts good lead guitars. Siegel- here. The presentation of fresh which are common in the hectic Schwall is from Chicago, and ideas can not only provide the atmosphere of registration. is very popular throughout the students with a better picture your help more than your midwest. They have a large of the kinds of people their Helen Bent is 86. She's outlived everyone be mothers. They need k no w ,4 t loLet7t h ,„111:o0.,, c happy, n'n'llney can't buy the love you can give them. repertoire, including, naturally, professors are, but hopefully love, you get it back. bursting withmemories. And when you give a lot of blues. They play what If yor caiviare somvime,elven a few hours, we will have a two-way street Finally, it grieves me great- For a couple of hours a week, you could be that , could probably be called boogie in the sense that students will ly to have to write about the Vi- ar any Helens who need you. There EV°ru nnntree 'cr s hnintgraron , h dre wy,,c7r dmo 't have parents. They need yL3u. music. feel free to interact also. Of etnam war once again. But 'Veo Pleilwhonca reand or write peak need you. need you. Guys in veterans hospnirtasis, panents We The concert is scheduled to will pro- continues to The National Center for Voluntary Action. course, the THORN at this moment there mental institutions, mothers who don't know how start at 8:00 p.m. and last un- vide reasonable space for the to be fighting and killing, where til the bands stop playing. May- rebuttal of any ideas present- the peace truce has supposedly be 1:00, maybe later. Seating ed herein. been in effect for almost a will be on the floor and bleach- would More than anything, we week now. The Nixon admin- ers, so bring blankets, pillows, like to use FACULTY FORUM istration has stated that it ex- STRANGE BREW etc. Tape recorders and cam- to show what the THORN is pected fighting to continue for by Frank & Ahmed eras will probably not be per- all about, namely, the report- quite a while after the truce, at you on tile opening title cut. mitted. Neither will cookers, ing of news and ideas of ALL and this has been substantiated The First Songs (Columbia KC 31410), by Laura Nyro, is It is just filled with jams from bottles, or cans. Water pipes of the people on campus. For by historians, because. of the guitar, organ, and piano, and is have not been mentioned. those, who in the past have felt nature of the country and the virtually a catalog of hits. In- cluded are "And When I Die," graced with Rebop's ever-pres- Be sure and make it to this left out of the picture, now is logistics of winding down. But ent hands. "Roll Right Stones" concert, because its one of your chance to be heard! If it cannot help but occur to me "Wedding Bell Blues," "Flim Flam Man," "Stoney End," ends side one and is another those rare opportunities to see you care, that is. to ask, have we really "won" extended jam with maybe even some quality, live entertain- A student newspaper, or any an honorable peace? The facts and "He's A Runner." It's a real experience to hear these a secret message (Mick Jag- ment at Rose. If you have out newspaper for that matter, can seem to contradict in every ger? ). Side two is a little more of town friends who'd like to or "Bad" has songs done the way they were only be called "Good" way the claims that Nixon in the vain of Low Spark with come, have them send a money the given, meant to be done. Incidentally, in measuring objectivitiy made, the reasons he has the ballad "Evening Blue" and order (no cash or checks) to the report- the other songs ain't bad eith- it exercises in news to justify American involvement the instrumental "Tragic Ma- Hulman Memorial Union. Tick- ing. But student papers in in Southeast Asia. er. "Wedding Bell Blues," "I gic." Traffic picks the perfect ets will be sold at school, and being particularly susceptible But we are getting out now. song to end this shootout al- also at Headstone and Disc also Never Meant To Hurt You," to opinionated reporting are And if we have not really a- bum in "(Sometimes I Feel So) Tapes in Terre Haute. especially reflective of the chieved any material goals as and "He's A Runner" are just fantastic. The others are only Uninspired." Be smart. Buy conscience of the student. This a result of our involvement, now! feel that great. The record is rather Catholic too has its value. I then I pray that at least we This week's band you'd better of op- laid-back, with some faster num- by broadening the scope have learned a bit of history— pay attention to is Procol Ha- that it bers thrown in here and there. Youth Center inion in the THORN because that lesson has cost rum. There are other albums of the All you dope-crazed Black Sab- can be more reflective us so much. besides the live one. Also latch Want to get involved in things? campus as a whole. Let's bath fanatics had better steer There aren't many opportunities clear of this one. Your parents on to R.E.O. Speedwagon's latest R.E.0./T.W.O. if you want a around here, so why not try the might even like some of these Catholic Student Center at 5th have guess- rockin' good album. Turn up ANNOUNCING: songs. As you may and Mulberry St. If you aren't record. In your speakers fullblast and let ed, this is an old Catholic don't worry; we only first album. them do it to you. Ahmed pro- fact it's Laura's care that you are concerned it's mises satisfaction. Also this THORN STAFF MEETING For the past year or two with people and are striving for to ob- very night you will be entertain- been next to impossible a better and more unified soc- 4:00 P.M. tried ed by ABC TV's newest con- TUESDAY, tain a copy of it. Frank iety. We are all aware of how a and cert. That is, you will be en- his damndest for year easy it is to be self-centered, Columbia re- tertained if you can get into failed. Recently but we all have to work together Meet In Lounge Outside Offices they the Doobie Brothers and Edgar issued it, nice folks that and help each other if we are go- the Winter. If you need more than are, and it was worth all ing to improve life for anyone. Staff Members Please Attend! trouble, too. that on a Friday night you're too far gone now. Just hang it The center is also the ideal Traffic has a brand-spankin' place if you want to talk with new album out on Island (SW up. The SAB's concert, schedul- someone about personal prob- 9323). It's entitled Shoot Out At lems or just things in general. ENTERTAINMENT it ed for March 17, continues to The Fantasy Factory and We also have a social program; by Jim Kane most certainly is a shoot out. bounce along. Cherry Hump, Siegel-Schwall, and Barnstorm there is something happening Winwood, Capaldi, Wood, and on almost every weekend. Plan- COMING this Saturday, Feb. 3 at 8:00 p.m. at the Rose Fieldhouse, Rebop are still around, but also with Joe Walsh have all been a super special another Rose basketball game. BE THERE and contracted. Get your tickets ned for this month are a dance, joining up with the group are presenta- catch Rose vs. St. Joseph's. while they are only $2.50 and a Reader's Theatre Roger Hawkins and David Hood, "coffeehouse." If TMUB Films:—Friday, Feb. 2., "Klute." 8:00 p.m. Saturday, plan to bring all your friends. tion, and a both from Muscle Shoals fame, you are interested in per- Feb. 4,"McCabe and Mrs. Miller." 8:00 p.m. ONLY 75c each. and they have given a new ener- St. Patrick's Day will never be better. forming at the "coffeehouse" or gy to Traffic that you may not if you have any further questions Getaway." Hope your camel didn't get the PLAZA—"The like, but you can't dispute its contact Bob Klim, 312 Blum. GRAND—"Shaft" and "Shaft's Big Score." presence. flu. Mine did, and boy, was he ever sick. So long till next time. (ext. 263) or Dick Stadtmiller, INDIANA—"The Poseidon Adventure" a great one! Catch the Sat- The energy jumps right out 203 Blum. (ext. 262). If you urday afternoon special—only $1.50 for the 1:00-3:00—and 5:05 need or can supply transporta- shows. as ever. I can now most easily tion please let us know. CINEMA I—"Reefer Madness." IRONY fit into new situations, learn and art gallery. To CINEMA II—"Sounder." A few years ago I tried to de- new things. But instead of exert- the theater, to support myself to MEADOWS—"Thunderball" and "You Only Live Twice." cide what age would probably ing significantly any physical learn how To provide be the best of my life, what age ability, instead of enjoying my live I miss life. jeopardize meeting I would stay for a lifetime if I time in the sun among other for a wife I had to. It seemed to me about people, I restrain and isolate her. enjoyed pushing the slide the THORN 21 would be that age, and today myself to study. Instead of ex- If I the frame and peering I think it should be. A new year ploring new frontiers I continue through Editor Stan Baker number under the indica- has just started and very soon in the primary activity of the at the Associate Editors Rick Keeven, Gary Elfring would be one thing: but I I will be that age I once looked last fifteen years. tor it Sports Editor Scott Koehne don't. Most men who graduate Staff forward to. But I am instead At this age the trade-off be- Business Bob Connon, Pete Murray, Jerry Ehlers from this Institution within a Advertising Staff hoping that the time will go tween the numbers of free mem- Phil Wheeler, John Metz, Mike McGinnis years don't work in the field News Staff Rick Keeven, Mike Goering, Larry Conrad, quickly, that the hour will soon bers of the other sex and their few they trained themselves Vince Lambert, Bill Mobley, John Hubbard, pass that except for a very few appealingness is at its zenith. which here. Dennis Paustenbach, Cecil Whitaker (but major) things I could be liv- but I am segregated from them. for Columnists Stan Baker, Jim Kane, Ron Selby, ing the most exciting, fun-filled At the time when the whole world Money. Though it is useless Dennis Carter, Frank Ahmed time of my life. opens its doors to me, I lock in itself, that is what we need to Cartoonists Bob Marks, Dan Ratner, Stan Sinclair It is easy to see why one them and confine myself. While survive and to make that sur- Circulation Rick Bell, Carol Myss, Others could look forward to this time learning conversion factors and vival enjoyable. But sometimes Photography . . . Gary Elfring, Max Hitchens, Frank Wilkerson, in one's life. I am in the best what various tables are used for I wonder if perhaps there isn't Art Peterson, Gary Smith, Mark Hoecker, health I probably will ever be I eschew the greatest works of another way, at least to ap- Steve Moseson in, my features are as fair now other men in the concert hall, proach acquiring it. FRIDAY, FEB. 2, 1973 THE ROSE THORN PAGE 3 THE American "CIMARRON KID" Technology This is the true story of an New approaches are needed ego-trip. Most healthy people by American engineering firms find it necessary to undertake to successfully compete in to- insane projects at regular inter- day's technological market in vals, just to assure the world the developing countries—was they are still alive and kicking. the theme of Engineers Joint Some climb mountains, others Council's press briefing on are sky divers. Popular options American Technology in De- include phone booth stuffing, po- veloping Countries. litical conventions and blind dat- To adapt to trends in the in- ing. ternational market, changes Now, the very act of attemp- must be made in two areas. ting such action should be suffici- One is the way we determine ently satisfying, but should the in- what technology is needed and dividual somehow manage to the other is how we transfer succeed in his endeavor, he is it to the developing country. unfortunately compelled to tell Feasibility studies that en- the tale to anyone he can corner. compass the soils, minerals, Psychologists refer to this phe- effective land use, the infra- nomenon as the "Ancient Ma- structure and social values pro- riner Syndrome- and attribute vide the beginning of a new and to it the rash of army stories, more sophisticated approach to relived football glories, guy who ensure successful projects. A kiss and tell, and the rest of this more humble and realistic. atti- column. tude toward fundamental land 150 miles of void Iowa nothing- and human resources, the world ness separate Sioux City and my market and multilateral tech- maternal burg of Sidney. For nical and financial assistance years the desire to bicycle the is drastically changing how we distance has consumed my transfer our technical knowhow every waking moment, but com- and products. mon sense has continually pull- Mr. Nicholas Philips. Direc- ed my collar, like a parent jerk- tor of Tippett-Abbett-McCarthy- ing an innocent child from the Stratton Agricultural Depart- path of a speeding train. ment Group; Mr. Thomas Fox, Then, in the cold pre-dawn of Director of International Pro- windy September morn, I awoke In Memoriam: A War Still Rages grams, VITA ( Volunteers for discover International Technical Assis- to that all sense, com- Attached are the texts of the Good evening. I have asked soners of war throughout Indo- tance 1: and Mr. Aron mon or otherwise, had fled, I following documents relating to for this radio and television Aizen- was china will be released. There stat, Director of the New at last free to pull my stock- the Viet-Nam agreement an- time tonight for the purpose York will be the fullest possible ac- Office of UNIDO ( United ing cap over my eyes, turn my nounced by the "President" of announcing that we today Nations counting for all of those who Industrial Development collar to the cold and damp, and on January 23, 1973, as re- have concluded an agreement Organi- are missing in action. zation were the head down that long, lonesome leased by the Office of the to end the war and bring peace three panelists highway, During the same 60-day per- who gave their views a mere twelve hours White House Press Secretary with honor in Vietnam and in on trends iod, all American forces will in technological and twenty-two Hershey bars on January 24: Southeast Asia. transfer and home. be withdrawn from South Viet- what it takes to give from —President Nixon's Address The following statement is be- economic nam. viability to Approximately 4000 farm to the Nation of January 23, ing issued at this moment in technological pro- The people of South Vietnam jects in dogs live in those 150 miles, 1973. Washington and Hanoi: developing countries. have been guaranteed the right Mr. Philip most a foaming pedigree of tim- —Press Conference of Jan- At 12:30 Paris time today, reported that the to determine their own future, role of the ber wolf and greyhound with the uary 24 of Dr. Henry A. Kis- January 23, 1973, the agree- consultant is chang- without outside interference. ing. Multilateral tolerance of Atilla the Hun. singer, Assistant to the Pres- ment on ending the war and assistance on Aside from an occasional By joint agreement, the full the part of the world financial ident for National Security Af- restoring peace in Vietnam was text of the electric wheelchair, a bicycle agreement and the community is decreasing busi- fairs. initialed by Dr. Henry Kissing- protocols to carry is the slowest vehicle on the it out, will ness for American consulting —Agreement on Ending the er on behalf of the United be issued tomorrow. road. However, the sound of a firms. But, on the other hand, War and Restoring Peace in States, and Special Advisor Le Throughout pack of blood-lusting, teeth- these negotia- the changes in project and area Viet-Nam. Duc Tho on behalf of the Dem- tions we have nashing, flesh-eating beasts thun- been in the clos- development are making indi- Protocols to the Agreement ocratic Republic of Vietnam. est consultation with dering a few yards behind can President vidual consultants of all kinds concerning the : The agreement will be for- Thieu and other representatives transform a bike into a flash of more important than ever. In —Cease-fire in South Viet- mally signed by the parties par- of the Republic of pure, unadulterated, rubber- Vietnam. his company they often go to Nam and the Joint Military ticipating in the Paris Confer- This settlement burning speed A. J. Foyt would meets the goals other countries to find experts Commissions ence on Vietnam on January and has the envy. I credit those furry bun- full support of Pres- on tropical agriculture and for- —Return of Captured Mil- 27, 1973, at the International ident Thieu and the dles of mobile violence for giv- Government estry to work with them on area itary Personnel and Foreign Civ- Conference Center in Paris. of the Republic ing me the incentive never to of Vietnam, development projects. No long- ilians. The cease-fire will take ef- as well as that of our other quit. Special thanks goes to the er can we build a power dam fect at 2400 Greenwich Mean allies who are affected. mangy mutt which pursued me and breathed my last. Everyone and leave it. Now we must make Time, January 27, 1973. The The United States will con- nearly 22 miles, ate my kick- kept eating in silence until young sure that not only will it produce United States and the Demo- tinue to recognize the Govern- stand and rear reflector, and Craig announced in his own hum- power for cities, but that it will cratic Republic of Vietnam ex- ment of the Republic of Viet- was devouring my handlebars orous way, "Hey, Mom, Bob's also provide irrigation for the press the hope that this agree- nam as the sole legitimate gov- when he was stunned by the im- home." surrounding land. And we ment will insure stable peace ernment of South Vietnam. must pact of an onrushing bridge. "Mom, it's me! I bicycled plan for the economic develop- in Vietnam and contribute to We shall continue to aid South My family knows me all too all the way home!" ment of agriculture as Well as the preservation of lasting peace Vietnam within the terms well. For miles I had relished "So quit sweating all over the of industries. This means de- in Indochina and Southeast Asia. the agreement and we shall the thought of the impending living room." sup- veloping roads, public That concludes the formal port efforts by health fa- moment when I would trium- "Craig, aren't you glad to see the people of cilities, and statement. South Vietnam housing of the type phantly cross the home thres- me?" to settle their the local Throughout the years of ne- problems people like to live in. hold, be embraced, hailed, fed, "Did you bring any presents?" peacefully among A gotiations, we have insisted on themselves. common sense approach to admired, and generally consider- "Dad, aren't you impressed their market can peace with honor. In my ad- We must recognize that end- avoid dis- ed a new family legend. No way. with my trip?" asters. The Mekong dresses to the nation from this ing the war is only the first Delta may After walking the last three "I was impressed the time have some of the room of January 25th and May step toward building the peace. best soil for miles in darkness, I finally stag- you fell out of the tree house cabbages anywhere in the 8th, I set forth the goals that All parties must now see to it world, gered into the house, stumbled onto your head, if that's what but the Vietnamese we considered essential for that this is a peace that lasts, can't sell past the family eating supper, you mean." cabbages so peace with honor. and also a peace that heals, another use for the collapsed heavily upon the floor Corollary 16 of the "Ancient land must be In the settlement that has and a peace that not found. Mariner Syndrome" states that only ends now been agreed to, all the the war in Southeast Asia, but JAMES R. "the amount of disinterested According to Mr. Fox, the conditions that I laid down then contributes to the prospects scorn directed toward an ego- of method of technology transfer have been met. A cease-fire, peace in the whole world. tripper will increase in direct is more important than techno- Joni .--

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FRIDAY, FEB. 2, 1973 PAGE 4 THE ROSE THORN HAPPENINGS ENGINEERS by A.M. Goering Items of Good News: DOWN John Hubbard successfully BLUEBOYS started his motorcycle three times before fouling a plug. Rose-Hulman, led by all- John. as you might remem- tournament selection Mike Ben- ber, has his motorcycle on nett. downed the Blueboys of Illi- the fourth floor of Mees hall. nois College Saturday night by a Leonard Straight led his vol- score of 76-67. The victory, the leyball team from a 1-11 de- second over the Blueboys, boosts fecit to a 19-17 victory in re- Rose's record to 6-11 for the cent intramural action. From season. Early in the first per- all reports it was Straight all iod, Illinois College built up a the way. That's straight from 10-0 lead before Rose could pro- Straight. duce an offense. Rose finally The draft has ended (one plus got untracted and tied the score for Nixon ) so along with bring- at 16-apiece. From there it ap- ing our boys home from Viet- pearned to be Rose all the way, nam let's get'em out of Cana- with a half time lead of 34-28. da. Switzerland. Mexico, etc. Rose was never seriously threa- That is, if they want to get out. tened in the second half. Rose occupied this Maybe they had the right idea. erican, who once finished the game with five men his life Pres- as bad as inflation, crime and NIXON'S PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT office, died. In in double figures. the vili- r&ce relations are here at ident Johnson endured I was grateful that he once. would not only have violated who sought "home." ON VIETNAM PEACE fication of those again expressed his support for our understanding with North as a man of The Supreme Court has fi- (Continued from Page 3) to portray him my efforts to gain such a peace. Vietnam: it would have seri- nothing nally done something right by war. But there was No one would have welcomed do everything the agreement re- ously harmed and possibly de- deeply legalizing abortions. Now, he cared about more this peace more than he. quires of us and we shall ex- stroyed the chances for peace. let's see them go to pot. They than achieving a lasting peace And I know he would join me pect the other parties to do Therefore, I know that you now seem to be the sharp knife of in the world. in asking for those who died everything it requires of them. can understand why, during these time our government. able to cut I remember the last and for those who live, let We shall also expect other in- past several weeks, I have not was just down the screwed up laws we I talked with him. It us consecrate this moment by terested nations to help insure made any public statements a- Year's. He have. the day after New resolving together to make the that the agreement is carried bout those efforts. concern with The authors of the ''We Pro- spoke then of his peace we have achieved a peace out and peace is maintained. The important thing was not with making test- handout stuffed in near- bringing peace, that will last. As this long and very dif- to talk about peace; but to get peace, and ly everyone's mailbox have it the right kind of Thank you and good evening. ficult war ends, I would like peace and to get the right kind promised an end to the begin- to address a few special words of peace. This we have done. ning. Unless, of course, to each of those who have been Now that we have achieved Nixon screws up something parties in the conflict. an honorable agreement, let else. First, to the people and Gov- us be proud that America did track team is busy run- Our ernment of South Vietnam: By not settle for a peace that ning around and if practice your courage, by your sacri- would have betrayed our allies, makes perfect we'll have a fice, you have won the prec- that would have abandoned our perfect track team this year. ious right to determine your prisoners of war, or that would Those guys are really dedi- own future and you have de- have ended the war for us but cated to go at it for five the strength to defend would have continued the war months. Either that or crazy veloped right. We look forward for the 50 million people of ( like most football players! ) that working with you in the fu- Indochina. Let us be proud of The military can make love, to friends in peace as we the 2i/2 million young Amer- not war. At least that's the ture, been allies in war. icans who served in Vietnam, report from the recent mili- have the leaders of North Viet- who served with honor and dis- tary ball. Get it on, studs! To As we have ended the tinction in one of the most New Idea: nam: through negotiations, let selfless enterprises in the his- A student at Rose can get cut war a peace of re- tory of nations. And let us down pretty bad for missing us now build For our part, be proud of those who sacri- classes. But how about profs? conciliation. are prepared to make a ma- ficed, who gave their lives so ( i.e. Sexy Rexy ). Why not if a we that that the people of South Viet- prof skips out more days than jor effort to help achieve but just as reciprocity was nam might live in freedom and there are credits, everyone goal; needed to end the war, so, so that the world might live in the course gets a C or better. to build in peace. Or at least be able to switch too, will it be needed the peace. In particular, I would like profs. and strengthen other major pow- to say a word to some of the The Future: To the been involved bravest people I have ever Will Suc-ga get out of Rose? ers that have Now is the met—the wives, the children, If they keep eating their cook- even indirectly: for restraint so the families of our prisoners ing they might. Let's help time mutual we have ach- of war and the missing in ac- them by cramming every that the peace tion. When others called on lousy meal down their ieved can last. of you us to settle on any terms, you throats! And finally, to all who are listening, the Amer- had the courage to stand for Final Thought: ican people: Your steadfastness the right kind of peace so that We have spent $145 billion in in supporting our insistence on those who died and those who Photo by Gary Smith Vietnam for the purpose of peace with honor has made peace suffered would not have died killing 2.5 million Vietna- with honor possible. I know and suffered in vain, and so mese. How can anyone object that you would not have want- that where this generation knew to spending 1/20th of that re- ed that peace jeopardized. With war, the next generation would building that wrecked nation our secret negotiations at the know peace. Nothing means I'll never know. Let's not sensitive stage they were in more to me at this moment during this recent period, for than the fact that your long 820 lose our chance to repay our debt to humanity. me to have discussed public- vigil is coming to an end. ly our efforts to secure peace Just yesterday. a great Am- For up-to-date news and sports CLOTHING about Rose-Hulman, pick up a ROSE HUMAN copy of The Indianapolis News or BOOKSTORE Star, daily or Sunday from our honor box in the HuIrnan Union Building. The cheapest entertain- Hulman Memorial Union ment for a dime is our newspapers. AND BAGGIES MAKE IT A HABIT! 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