Watson Lectures Start Colorado River In Beckman?

by Bob Kieckhefer Dr. J. Kent Clark. He describetl ledge. The lecture, which out­ The Earnest C. Watson Cal­ Watson, a physics professor at lined the results of a 1968 expedi­ tech Lecture Series opened Mon­ Tech from 1919 to 1959 and tion down the Green and Colo­ day night with Dr. Eugene dean of the faculty from 1945 to rado Rivers, held the standing­ Shoemaker, professor of geology, 1959, as "devoted to the pursuit room-only audience spellbound talking about "Canyons of the of knowledge" and "loveable." for over an hour. Colorado: The Consequences of During his 40 years here he played Fallowing Powell Catastrophe." The Monday even­ a major role in transforming The primary purpose of the .ing series of lectures at Beckman Throop Polytechnic Institute into expedition was to trace the route has now been named after the the modern Caltech, and was ad­ of John Wesley Powell's expedi­ late Dr. Watson, who incidentally mired a!ld loved by both faculty tions of 1869 and 1871-72, eight years ago gave the first of and students. investigating changes in the river the Monday night lectures (about Dr. Shoemaker's lecture began canyons which have occurred in liquid air). after Dr. Harold Brown gave a the past century. Powell's second Monday night's program began short discussion of Caltech's res­ expedition had taken 1000 with a tribute to Dr. Watson by ponsibility to disseminate know- Continued on Page Two The CALIFORNIA Volume LXXIV Pasadena, California, Thursday, October 19, 1972 Number 5 The Mudeo Will Be Here BOD Successful At Last On Sunday! Quorum At Third ASCIT Meeting by Rik Smoody The pigs of the class of '75 by Bob Schaff requests came in as follows: 1) will meet the spirited class of '76 For an hours worth of laughs, Hockey Club - $300, 2) Co-op I'm Sue--FlyMe To Homecoming in the 46th almost-annual Mudeo tear-jerking anectedotes, and Housing - anything available, 3) Photo by Feeney Classic this Sunday at 2 p.m. The other general rot, those of you Young Republicans - organiza­ event, to be held just west of the who have not been attending tional expenses, 4) Student Shop Whafs Coming_ football field, is jointly spon­ ASCIT BOD meetings really - $250, 5) Karate - $200, 6) sored by the Caltech Alumni should stop by Winnett Lounge CEAC - $200, 7) Totem - all Association, ASCIT, and the on a Tuesday afternoon at four they wanted was the money ASpectrum Of Productions Deans' Office. or so. At that time, the famous, budgeted them last year, 8) Gay Last year, the present Sopho­ (or infamous), leaders of our Discussion Group - $175, 9) mores came from behind for an student body get together in the Scuba Club - $225, 10) Black by Marc Donner Movies continues on November upset victory over the Class of general interest of causing what Students Union - $200. "Billy the Kid is coming!!" 21 with Michael McGiveny and '74 in a benumbing frigid seems to be the largest amount All the groups mentioned had No - don't get down the rifle or The Student Prince in Old December contest. There was of disorder and confusion pos­ interesting stories to recount and barricade the door. Billy the Kid Heidelberg. considerable complaint over the sible, relative to the general state their retelling would no doubt is the name of a ballet which is Remember that Spectrum's apparently unjust calls of the of things around Tech, of course. make interesting reading, but coming .to Beckman Auditorium production of Brecht's Puntila referees - and the fact that they Opening with· a quorum for space does not permit our on Friday, October 20 and and Matti is soon coming and it managed to escape unscathed the first time this year, this printing what would certainly Saturday, October 21 at 8: 00 promises to be fantastic. For all from the event. This year's week's meeting ran like the script take up column space of a small p.m. This ballet is the first Caltech students it will cost only judges - Rik Smoody, John from a "B" grade production of novel. After all groups had been genuine ballet to be created by $2 and will run five nights ­ Steubs, Marion Movius, Rob Ol­ Charles Dickens' A Christmas heard from, Joe Morin (in an American. Eugene Loring Tuesday, October 24 through shan, and Frank Hobbs Carol, i.e., the closing scene absence of Steve Wat - ASCIT choreographed Billy and Aar6n Saturday, October 28 in Ramo promise that they will judge when old Scrooge finally be­ Treas.) added the figures and Copeland wrote the music. The Auditorium. Continued on Page Three comes generous. Joe Morin, informed the BOD that total Los Angeles Dance Theatre is ASCIT Pres., and his cohorts requests came to $1550. Because bringing Billy and two other News Briefs proceeded to listen to the of the aforementioned absence of works (one of them a world requests for money from no less Steve Wat, no one could actually premiere of a new work by than ten seperate student groups. come up with any figures that Eugene Loring) and is being FromGreenstein To Schmidt This seems to indicate one of might apply to the balence of directed by Loring himself and two things: a) all the students the ASCIT bank account. How­ by Paul Gleason. If you're here are completely broke, or b) ever, Jim Hugg (ASCIT Secre­ interested in a beautiful experi­ Dr. Maarten Schmidt, who New Phone System everyone has the BOD sized up tary) reasoned that all the money ence (or even if you're not) go first discovered large red shifts in Allows Conference Calls as an easy hit. Notwithstanding they had to begin with couldn't see Billy the Kid. the spectra of quasars, is succeed­ Conference calls may now be the comment however, many Continued on Page Five Piano music lovers already ing Dr. Jesse Greenstein as arranged on the new campus know that Gary Graffman is executive officer for astronomy phone system. Up to five campus coming to Beckman Auditorium in the division of Ph, Ma, & Ay. extensions or up to three campus Friday Noon to give a recital on Saturday, Dr: Greenstein, 63, chairman extensions with two outside world October 28; so this is to give of the commitee that just phones may be connected to the notice to all the rest of you that completed the National Academy same circuit. you'd better get your tickets of Science's report on astrono­ soon, or the Great Pumpkin will my's future, is relinquishing the Grad Student Seekers never let you flick again. Besides administrative work after 24 Descend on Campus that you'll miss some of the best years to devote more time to Representatives of three grad­ piano music you'll ever get to observing and research. uate schools will be here during hear. His program includes Beet­ Dr. Schmidt, 42, will head the the remainder of first term. hoven's Sonata in C minor, Opus distinguished astronomy group Tomorrow (Oct. 20), United 13 ("Pathetique"), Ravel's and sees his primary job as States International University "Gaspard de la Buit," and retaining the momentum built up will be here for the fields of Brahms' Variations and Fugue on in the group by Dr. Greenstein. business administration and hu­ a Theme of Handel. "The string of discoveries over man behavior. Carnegie-Mellon Everyone will enjoy this --'­ the past ten years has added University's Graduate School of starting Tuesday. October 31 much more rapidly to our Industrial Administration will ap­ (Halloween to us lesser mortals) problems than to our knowl­ pear for that field November 8. Beckman will present silent mov­ edge." he said. "There are still The Stanford Graduate School of ies with Chauncey Haines at the more questions than answers. Business will talk to people on organ. The Halloween show will And each 'answer' leads to December 5. If you are inter­ in clude The Unholy Three another question. ested in discussing possible ad­ . (1925) and Variety (also 1925). "But that is very healthy-and mission with these representa- CASEY ANDERSON'S CONCERT, sponsored by the Caltech Y, was the first in a Tuesday Night at the Silent very exciting." Continued on Page Eight series of noontime diversions. Next concert tomorrow. Photo by Ray Feeney Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, October 19, 1972 Eighth Year? Letters Cinematech - Art Films For Everyone Southwestern Rejoices by Steve Sweeney The Caltech Y oversees with Orson Welles' Macbeth and Cinematech, a Caltech and Cinema tech and absorbs any Olivier's Henry V. Polanski's Gentlemen: should know us by our correct Pasadena institution "for about debts incurred or profits made Repulsion and The Creature from Southwestern Academy Re­ name! seven or eight years," according (mostly the latter, lately). Cine­ the Black Lagoon form the joices! and how! at the skill, When our student council to director Hal McGee, is again matech runs its own operation Halloween show October 28. cunning, and efficiency with visited your Olive Walk to see offering the best in art and otherwise, with a staff of about Two Eastern European films, which our old cannon was our old relic in its new location, foreign films to Techers this ten. "We take care of refresh­ Passer's Intimate Lighting and borrowed from our front lawn to a passing professorial type year. ments, projection, clean-up and Jansco's My Way Home will be grace the front of Fleming grumpily asked us where it came "Pasadena very rarely gets procurement of movies ourselves. shown November 11. House. But we sure don't rejoice from We identified our school, really good art or foreign films at And we always have room for Bergman night is November at the dirty middle name your and the mean prof said "Oh, the any of its commercial theaters. interested people," said McGee. 18, featuring his personal favor­ paper gave us in your lead today! military school!" We told him we Cinematech fills this need for The organization picks both ite, Illicit Interlude, and The [October 12, 1972 - Ed.] weren't military, and he groused, Pasadenans while offering Caltech films it especially wants to bring Seventh Seal. The special show Militant we're not. Southwest­ "any school with a cannon on students an opportunity to see to Pasadena and films that will for this term consists of Woody ern Academy is us - a cooed the front lawn must be mili­ excellent films," commented make good profits. Cinematech Allen's What's Up, Tiger Lilly? prep school with residence for tary!" It was great to remind McGee. He reports the audiences has been doing quite well this and Sturgis' Unfaithfully Yours, boys but no militarism - except him that we have no cannon on are usually around 75% non­ year, drawing large audiences both on December 2. that which you added to our our front lawn but that you Caltech persons, "which bothers (hence large box receipts) for its All shows start at 8 p.m. in name. Actually, your great story do! Peace - us, because we blanket the first two showings. It always Baxter Hall. Attend a Cinema­ called us three different names, Victor Dewar campus with announcements. appreciates any requests or ideas tech flick - it's inexpensive and one of which was correct: Student Body President We're nearby, inexpensive, and patrons may have. provides an excellent diversion Southwestern Academy. But Southwestern Academy publicized but we hardly get any Future shows will include a from standard movie fare. since we know Caltech is no [Front lawn? Front lawn? What Caltech response," he said. Shakespeare night on October 21 longer Throop Polytechnic, you front lawn? - Ed.] geology of the region result from Election Fever Shoemaker occasional catastrophes, such as flash floods, rather than from Lecture fairly continuous, gradual ero­ Continued from Page One sion. These catastrophic processes Tech Talks To John Binkley pounds of photographic equip­ may also account for erosional ment down the rivers, obtaining changes allover the earth. The by Phil Neches currently a state assemblyman. people he [Morehead]. wouldn't 200 pictures while mapping the catastrophes in the Colorado The candidate for state, local, "There's just about nowhere I' even tolerate - blacks, youth, area, which had been the last River region probably occur or congressional office usually agree with him: the Birch [people concerned With] environ­ unmapped area in the United about every 1000 years at any receives the short end of the Society completely backs him mental issues ..." States. given location, based on the fact media's proverbial stick. While . .. the NAACP found him one We asked Binkley for his In approximately 85% of the that 10 to 15 percent of Powell's such representatives often do of the nine worst state legislators views on the war in Vietnam. places Powell's photographers sites have changed in the last more for their constituents, on Civil Rights." and the related issue of amnesty took pictures, no changes had century. and represent greater differ­ We then asked Binkley about for those who left the country occurred in the past century, After presenting his still pho­ ences in ideology, the thunder his qualifications and campaign rather than be drafted. except for vegetative changes. tographs next to those taken by of presidential politics usually strategy. "I support the most rapid (Box elder trees seemed to grow Powell's photographers, Dr. Shoe­ relegates candidates for lesser "This is a changing district." withdrawal of troops from in front of every camera site.) maker narrated a movie of his offices to obscurity. The 20th was once about 90% Southeast Asia, not just Viet Boulders along river banks were trip from Green River, Wyoming, In part to combat this ten­ Republican. With the influx of Nam, contingent on release of in the same locations, sandstone to Lake Mead, Arizona. Dams dency, and in part to help voters young people, blacks, and Chi­ Continued on Page Eight outcroppings had not eroded now form reservoirs in a few in the Caltech community make canos into the Pasadena area, the noticeably and skylines remained places along the river, but most informed decisions on these key voter registration figures have the same. of the natural beauty of the river offices, The California Tech shifted to about 55-45, still in Catastrophies! remains. herewith begins a series of favor of the Republicans. At the other locations (ap­ "Not Dangerous" interviews with candidates for "A representative could be Thursday, 'October 19, 1972 Volume LXXIV Number 5 proximately 10 to 15 percent of The river is far from tame, state, local, and congressional unresponsive, arrogant ... That those visited), however, major also - one section of the film offices. In the coming weeks, we kind of representative is no Published weekly except during changes had occurred. One' of the shows the Caltech professor of hope to spotlight the races for longer going to be tolerated. I vacation and examination periods changes was well document - in geology bouncing down a rapids, congressman for the 20th dis­ intend to be responsive and by the Associated Students of the California Institute of Technology, the early 1960's a few Caltech with his rubber raft 50 feet trict, and state assemblyman. accessible ... to maintain open Incorporated. All rights reserved. graduate students witnessed a behind him and its other passen­ Our first interviewee, John office hours in the district ... to The opinions expressed in all half-hour flash flood wash away ger 100 feet downstream He was Binkley, seeks to become con­ have a skilled administrative articles are those of the authors a river bank on which they were not alone, though, as most of the gressman from the 20th district, assistant in the district full time and do not necessarily reflect camping. The changes at most which includes Pasadena and those of the editors, the news­ rafts were flipped by the white to help constituents with local paper staff, or the corporation. other sites also appeared to be water at least once during the Glendale. First, we asked Binkley problems, also to channel com­ the result of catastrophic flash trip. about his opponent in the race, plaints to Washington. Editors-in-Chief: Peter W. Beckman floods which triggered landslides The Watson Lecture Series Carlos Moorhead [Rep.}, who is "I would help and listen to Gavin D. Claypool and swept away river banks. will continue on October 30 with Assocjate Editor: Philip M. Neches Features Editor: Ed Schroeder Dr. Shoemaker thus concludes Dr. George Beadle speaking on FRANKLYSPEAKING I¥ Philliank Photography Editor: Ray Feeney that the changes in the physical "Corn: The Mystery of Maize." Sports Editor: Bob Kieckhefer

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NEXT: ,WHERE's ELLEN OfF 'TO ~w or' Subscriptions ....$1.50 per term $4.00 per year -LITTLE MURDERS Life SUbscription $100 Thursday, October 19, 1972 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Three made by use of a coin. Editors: Big Braves 2. Sack Race (1 pt.) The queer behavior of the two Mudeo Each relay team will consist boys from Ruddock House who of 10 men. burst noisily into the Ricketts Continued from Page One Five men from one team will House dining room Wednesday YMCA And The Little Brave Program fairly for the first time in recent be stationed on one side of the night was totally out of the history. mud pit while the remaining five question. The fatherless boys of most Owen of the Central Community Unbiased polls give the surly will be on the other side of the The disruption of our evening communities are left out of Branch in Altadena who has sophs, who have already demon­ pit. meal was disturbing enough. But many activities due to their presented it at four national strated their prowess, a 50% edge At the starting signal, the first the resulting mess in our dining family situation. The Pasadena conferences, and has written it in the Mudeo, but there will man of each team on one side room and courtyard was com­ YMCA recognized this fact a few up in three national publications. undoubtedly be many surprises will travel the width of the pit. pletely uncalled for. years ago and began an ever­ Larry receives inquiries weekly in store for the participants and After hopping from the pit, We would appreciate a com­ expanding program which is concerning. the program from observers of this year's event. he will give the sack to the next plete apology, and feel it is not designed to help fatherless boys YMCAs around the country. This General Rules: man on his team who will unreasonable to expect a few regain some of their lost oppor­ evidences both the popularity I. People out for sports are attempt to repeat the perform­ members of Ruddock House to tunities; It is called the Little and the need for such a program expected to follow their coach's ance. help clean our courtyard. Brave Program and consists of as this. recommendations on whether to Forward progress can be made -Alfonso Bedoya volunteer high school, college, The success of the program is compete or not. only when erect and when at Ricketts and graduate students being illustrated convincingly by the 2. Clothing must be of a least one hand is holding the top assigned to a fatherless boy, aged mothers of fatherless boys. They nature as to insure the safety of of the sack. ing pair which is not in combat 6-8, and becoming a companion report that when someone cares all contestants. Shoes must be The first team having its ten position and any pair not in and model for him, helping him about their boys, spends time worn to protect feet from sharp men finish will be declared the combat position which attacks an to adjust to social situations by with them, and is concerned objects. No spikes or cleats will winner. opposing pair, shall be disquali­ providing 4im with new and enough to include the boy in his be allowed. 3. Wheelbarrow Race (1 pt.) fied. varied social interactions. own life, positive changes begin 3. Unnecessary roughness is Relay teams shall consist of . The team having the most The program has been ex­ to occur in their boys' lives. One forbidden. (The judges' judge­ 20 men each, working in pairs. pairs standing after 10 minutes, tremely successful, and has been mother reported, "David has two ment shall prevail as to what is At a warning, one member of will be the winner. In case of tie, taken up by about 50 YMCAs sisters and no brothers. He has necessary.) a team shall lie on his stomach the contest will be continued across the U.S. Every year there practically no personal contact Failure to comply with these and his partner shall pick him up until one more pair is unhorsed. is a greater demand for sponsors with males outside of the Y rules shall be grounds for the by the feet and move into Queen Jumping Contest as fatherless boys are eager to Little Brave Program. He has a expulsion of a contestant or the position at the starting line. (lor 2 pts.) join the program. This eagerness very difficult time relating to disqualification of his class in At the starting signal, a pair Each class will select a Queen is no doubt due in part to the people either individually or in that event. In all disputes, the from each class shall proceed and a Princess candidate. various activities which are in­ groups. I think the exposure to decisions of the Junior judges wheelbarrow fashion across the pit At the warning, the princess cluded in the. program, such as an older male and to the other shall be final. Judges' decisions until the man on hands reaches of each team shall enter the an annual Thanksgiving dinner, a boys in the tribe has already shall be made in conference the end of the pit. mud. snow trip, trips to sporting helped him to feel more at ease undisturbed by the raucous prox­ At this point, the pair shall At the signal, the Queen shall events and special attractions in around people. He's not nearly imity of any contestants. reverse positions and proceed leap frog over. This shall con· the area, as well as bimonthly so much loner any more." Boys In previous years, losers have back to the start. Upon reaching tinue across and back. club meetings which include also become "more responsible", cast the judges into the pit. If the starting line, the second pair The first of the Queen games, skill projects, tutoring, more interested in school, more such attempt is made, the shall proceed as above. candidates to stand on the bank etc. understanding, and more self­ winning class is expected to This shall continue until the shall possess the coveted title of Sponsors of the boys receive confident, according to their protect the judges. If, after an tenth pair crosses the starting "Mudeo Queen" and her partner complimentary YMCA member­ mothers, and this is what the hour, a Judge is uncaptured, line. The first team having its ten shall be "Mudeo Princess". ships, including full use of the program is all about. open season will be closed on pairs finish will be declared the The Queen's class shall receive downtown Y facilities as well as As . another mother said, said Judge. The Judges may not winner. 1 pt. In the event that one of a three acre estate in Altadena "... in this day and age when it try to leave the field until the 4. Horse and Rider (2 pts.) the candidates is not female which includes a pool. Transpor­ seems that no one is willing to end of the final event. Upper­ A team--shall consist of five (examinations to determine sex tation for Little Brave activities give something for nothing, it's class!TIen may give aid to the pairs. shall be the responsibility of the can be provided by the Y, and refreshing to see high school and Judges only by supplying trans­ A pair shall consist of horse judges) the other class automatic­ other organizational types of college young men giving unself­ portation. and rider. The rider shall be ally wins this event. In the event services are handled by Y-coordi­ isWy of themselves to help Contests mounted on the horse's hips and one class forfeits, the opposing nators so the sponsor spends others." 1. Tug of War (1 pt.) the horse's arms shall be around class shall receive two points. most of his time in the program Representatives of the pro­ Each team shall have the same the rider's legs with his hands 6. Tire Spree (2 pts.) with his Little Brave. gram are currently enlisting inter­ number of men. clasped in front. The tire spree will be held on The program was begun ested male students on the local At the outset, each team shall The purpose of the contest is the mudded course with a goal under the direction of Larry high school and college cam­ exert a small pressure on a 100 to unhorse the entire pair of line 25 feet from the center line puses. If you are interested in foot rope. opponents. A pair shall be and on each side of it. Eleven the greatest number of tires serving the community in a The teams will pull on each considered unhorsed when (l) auto tires will be placed on the behind its own goal line, will be crucial way, or belong to a club side of a mud pit, starting with the horse's hands shall at any center line. judged the winner. that would like to make a the first 5 men on each team in time become unclasped, or (2) Each team of 15 men will line A tire going out of bounds contribution to our community, the pit. the pair fails to regain combat up at its own goal line. will be thrown in again by the please see one of these represent­ At· the blowing of a whistle, position after a fighter's count of The contest will start with a judges at the point of departure. atives or call Larry Owen, or the tug of war shall commence 60. signal and will continue without ;:A' tire going into the goal zone is Rick Sizer at the Pasadena and shall not terminate until one Combat position for a pair intermission for six minutes. / not in play. YMCA, phone 798-1516, or team is pulled completely across means that the horse is on both At the end of the six minutes, The goal zones of each team 793-3131 extension 40. This the mud pit. feet. the contest will cease on a sigiliif. lie directly behind the ends of couId be the start of a worth· Choice of direction shall be Any pair attacking an oppos- The team which has at that time the mud pit. while relationship for you.

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"The Food Riot", a social plentiful, may be thrown from the Across gathering peculiar to certain· tech­ pitcher by friends of the family. 1. Consumer. nical schools in the United States, The throwing of heavy silver­ 3. Peter for one. derives from the more conventional ware, glasses or goblets, although 7. Tie the knot surreptitiously. 'bon-voyage' or 'going away' party. traditional, is considered gauche by 11. Senor's assent. This function is intended to moderns. 12. Scientific unit. provide a gentle farewell for mem­ The move from the banquet hall 14. Revolutionary group. bers of student housing kitchen is signalled by the upset of entire 15. A chip on the shoulder. staffs. It thus combines joyful tables. As an optional part of the commemoration with a unique ceremony, members of the waiting 18. Compare. opportunity for improving the local staff mav receive ritual ablutions at 20. Instrument. cuisine. thiS pOlm. 21. Bear witness. If invited as a guest you might This fascinating and little under­ 23. Printer's measure. want to take, as an appropriate stood observance is ended with a 25. Mellifluous mixture. 'hostess gift', cases of soft fruit, solemn processional by torchlight as 26. French article. eggs, or other foodstuffs suitable for offerings are conveyed to the offices 27. Kipling's poem. throwing. Although informal attire and places of business. of the 28. Pacific isle. is the general rule, formal place­ responsible parties. 29. Grant. settings and fingerbowls should be Excerpted from Emily Post on 31. Companion of gate and physics. provided. Etiquette, 69th Edition. 33. Leonard Wood's comrade-in-arms. After the guests have been led 36. Rearward. into the banquet hall, seated and 39. Musical syllable. served, a short invocation may be AQuorum 40. Indian chief. delivered. This is followed by the 42. Diamond gal. ritual 'inversion of vessels'. Each Of Fools? member of the company present, in 43. Nome dome. Continued from Page One the order of his social rank, upsets 45. Plastic. 3. Chem. comb. form. 44. Mr. Levant. his plate and allows the contents to have been spent already (Sharon 47. Going up in the world. 4. Upper material. 46. Neg. charged particle spread evenly over the table top. Spivak noted that our credit at 49. Actress May Oliver. 5. Before room and after penny. 48. Talus. This having been accomplished, the bank was probably OK, 6. Postal abbr. 50. Upton Sinclair's scheme of reform. 51. Chamberlain's ill-timed purchase. affairs procede at the individual anyway), so in a sweeping mood 52. Adv. comb. form. 7. Ivy leaguers. 53. Key. discretions of the participants. ,It is of generosity Morin reassured 53. Latin abbr. 8. Lyric poem. 55. Subject of play by Calderon de la considered a point of form, how­ those present that they would, in 54. Linguist's prefix. 9. Adjudication adjunct. Barca. ever, to aim more at the walls and all probability, get what they 56. Compass direction, abbr. 10. Adj. suffix. 58. Cant. ceilings than at the floor, since the asked for (excepting Young 57. Chem. compounds. 12. Position. 59. Excuse or duck. loose foodstuffs may impair footing. Republicans, on the basis that 60. Eur. river. 13. Avian milieu. 60. Horologist's abbr. If soup is served, it should be ASCIT must remain neutral). -61. Time to visit England. 16. Fuel. 62. Hawaiian dish. thrown bv the ladle-full. Casting Though this was never made offi­ 63. Stern rejection yields fewer in 17. Mountain range. 64. Sp. article. soup by the tureen, although a cial in the form of a motion, June*. 19. Skewer item, var. 65. Old timer's inquiry. mark of social grace, requires much everyone seemed happy and con­ 65. Habitat, comb. form. 20, Contributes to a sinking fund. 67. Weight, abbr. practice to perfect. Beginners should tent to wander home with the 66. Part. 22. Plant part. 69. Follows 39 across. content themselves with hurling BOD's lofty promises ringing in 68. Chem. element, abbr. 24. Obscure article clinches holiday small portions of the entree and an their ears. 70. Theft. decor*. *be sure to read between the lines. occasional side-dish. If you desire a Fol1owmg this charade the 71. Companion of center and stable. 26. Sinister prefix. dish at the far end of the table, you BOD received Rick Krueger's should ask that it be passed. If you 72. Mountain denizen. 30. Terminal. 8€ MVOEO Ia KOJuv'Y~ report on Academic Reforms for 31. Church feature. reach for it, you may disrupt the CIT, completed over the summer, 32. Hied. aim of your table-mates. Paper put off some random business Down 22 OK.TO{3€{J; 2:00 p.m. napkins, if wadded and saturated 34. Association, abbr. concerning Cjnematech, decided 1. Pronoun. with iced tea, become ideal projec­ 35. Animosity. to continue the TGIF's in the 2. Leningrad's plight. tiles. Heavily buttered dinner rolls 37. Satellite country. Lounge (remember last Friday?), (i l as"ard Ana,d) are also very good. Let your STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, 38. Thread in Nice. and finding no other issues to tI3 a,L atIl qwoqa.q.!l imagination run wild. MANAGEMENT AND confuse, adjourned for the even­ 41. Nautical station. A complete treatment of the CIRCULATION ing. No doubt the insanity (Act of August 12, 1970; proper approaches to beverages Section 3685. Title 39. observed in the first few BOD United States Code) would require several pages. While 1. Title of Publication: The there are several schools of thought meetings will continue through­ California Tech out the year, so drop by on a 2. Date of Filing: 14 Septem­ on this subject, most experts agree ber 1972 that iced tea, coffee, milk and Tuesday at four and see the 3. Frequency of Issue: Weekly amazing Bod - in action - in during academic year chocolate should be cast by the 4. Location of Known Office glass-ful. Iced water, being more person. of Publication: 1201 E. California Blvd., Suite 105-51, Pasadena, CA '91109. 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Mandelbaum Business Manager 5 TO 1 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Page Six THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, October 19, 1972 Water Polo Upsets PCC; Garble Tom Headweak Alumni Game Saturday

by David Miller father and head of the Worldly knew something was wrong when by Bob Kieckhefer any offense. There are days, thought Gar­ Church of God. Last spring the the first page said, "Program Caltech's water polo' team The second half continued to ble Tom Headweak, when it is a old man had vanished mysteri­ enlarged and confused by an scored a major upset last Wednes­ be a defensive contest, high­ definite mistake to get out of ously one day, and had been Errorhead Obscuritas subroutine day by beating PCC, 6-5. The lighted by Virgil Shields blocking bed. Unfortunately, there is no found semiconscious at Newport deminimalizer." The rest of it following Saturday the odds­ a penalty shot. Cal State added early warning system. This morn­ Beach the next morning along was incomprehensible, so he makers prevailed, however, as Cal two goals in the third quarter ing, for instance, he had been with a group of Easter Islanders went to the Matador College State L.A. swamped them, 6-1. and one in the fourth; Tech going to his office at noble who did not speak a word of computer room to try to find These results bring the team's finally got on the scoreboard Matador College when he saw a English, and could not explain Kik-yu Notsohotto, the Matador won-lost record to 3-5. when Steve Bitondo scored on a young man who did not look what they were doing so far College computer expert. PCC was so confident of penalty shot with a minute left much like a Matador College from their home. A day or two She was in the computer victory over the Techers that in the game. student prowling around the buil­ later transmission on all channels room, and when he asked her their second team started the Watch Out, Alumni dings. So he went up to the of Intelsat's Pacific satellite was what was wrong, she took the game. Russ Desiderio and How­ SCIAC competition started young man and said, "Can I help interrupted by a message which three cigarettes out of her mouth ard Bubb each scored twice for yesterday afternoon with Tech you? Are you looking for some­ ran, "Garble Tom, I'm sorry I and blew an impenetrable cloud Tech in the first quarter, putting playing at Claremont-Mudd. To­ one?" couldn't keep my promise, but at the central processing unit, the Lancers behind 4-1. PCC's morrow at 4:00 the Pomona And the young man replied, he found those Easter Islanders I which typed out on the console first team played the second College team will be in Pasadena, "Nah. I'm casin' the place. ate on my way north, and he typewriter, "CHOKE! WHEEZE! quarter, but could only narrow as the Techers hope to revenge Gonna hijack it to Algeria." started a sermon which was GASP!" as she answered, "We Tech's lead to 4-2. their loss to Pomona in the UC "I'm afraid you're 'a little supposed to convert them and figured that if we put the Too Bad, Nick Riverside Tournament. Saturday confused. This is Matador save their souls. I'm afraid it operating system in backwards Tech's defense did a good job morning at 10:30 Emery's old College, and we don't have any wasn't very long before I literally and the compiler in sideways, it of defending the deep-end goal in men (if they're awake) will take airplanes here. Besides, such an couldn't stomach anymore. I'm would work faster." the third quarter, but PCC on Reck's young punks (if act ... " leaving now, in fact I'm already "Sideways? I thought any managed to tie the score at 5-5 they're awake!) in the annual "Doesn't matter. Gonna hi­ on my way. If any of you funny computer program was sort of a by the end of the period. Both Alumni game. The water polo jack the whole place." little people ever get as far as long string of instructions, so teams made many mistakes in schedule reaches a high point "But a college can't fly!" Achernar, I'll be sure to drop by how could you put it in side­ this quarter, with a missed next Wednesday, as the Techers "That's the brilliance of the for dinner. Good-by. Mglafwh­ ways?" penalty shot hurting PCC the will make the traditional pilgrim­ scheme. The FBI will never thnulgu." This message was not "You're right, it isn't easy. most. age to San Diego to take on suspect until it is too late." transmitted from any station on Now watch this." Another pro­ Virgil Shields did a tremen­ UCSD. "Brilliance!?" earth, and just at the time the gram was fed in, and a tape was dous job in the goal, holding The young man made a message was received, the satd­ loaded' onto one o( the tape PCC scoreless in the last quarter. gesture reminiscent bf Johnny lite's orbit andrientation were drives. As they watched, the Desiderio scored on a penalty Softball Scores Carson quieting his audience. disturbed, as if it had been take-up reel unwound the leader shot early in the quarter to give Thursday, Oct. 12 "Please, no higher praise is neces­ bumped by some large object. It on the end of the tape, which Tech a 6-5 lead. PCC's repeated Lloyd 10, Ricketts 4 sary." was decided that this was caused was then sucked down into the attacks failed to score, giving Fleming 3, Ruddock 2 Garble Tom thought very by a freak meteor impact, since vacuum column, disappearing Tech the hard-earned upset vic­ Friday, Oct. 13 fast. "All right, go ahead if you there was nothing else it could into the intake hole at the tory. Page 6, Blacker O. must, but I sure wish you be, and Garble Tom told report­ bottom as the main reel CSULA = Bad News Dabney 9, Fleming 8 wouldn't. You see, we do a lot ers that he had no idea how his unwound at enormous speed. Last Saturday Cal State L.A. Monday, Oct. 16 of biological research here, and name was included in an other­ There was a chewing, shredding jumped to an early 3-0 lead, as Fleming 3, Ricketts 1 we have a lot of delicate plants wise incomprehensible message. sound, and a fountain of oxide­ their faster swimmers completely Page 16, Lloyd 1 and animals that couldn't ,stand So much interest was focused on coated Mylar flakes rose from dominated the sleepy Techers. Tuesday, Oct. 17 flying at high altitudes in unpres­ President Nixon's trips to China the top of the tape drive as the (Too much action on Friday Page 4, Ricketts 0 surized laboratories. If you hijack and Russia at this time that the console typewriter wrote, night in Pasadena?) [What ac­ Blacker 8, Ruddock 4 us to Algeria, it will be a terrible West Coast reporters never got 'MM-MM GOOD! MEMOREX tion? - Ed.] Tech held the Wednesday, Oct. 18 loss to our campaign for religi­ around to checking what Garble TAPE IS LOTS BETTER THAN Diablos scoreless in the second Fleming 2, Blacker 1 ously pure science." Tom had said in New York, THAT U.S. MAGNETICS quarter, but could not generate Dabney 5, Lloyd 4 "Oh. Gee. I didn't know. But when he returned from Antarc­ STUFF!" and Kik-yu Notsohotto what'll I do? I gotta hijack tica, about the creature with said, "Oops." somebody." . the unique name' of Mglafwh Garble Tom just stared for a JOHNNY~2~:;-thew-, "Well, over on the other side thnulgu. Anyhow, Hilbert while, and finally said, "Do you Horatio was back, and he had think you could fix it back the of town is a place called Cow REGq~ :i Tech, and at Cow tech is a place decided that during the long way it was? This isn't much of LA. BAND called Dabless House. Darwin period of praying and thinking an improvement." Then he left, CASEY KELLY Millstone says tJ-~;r -:logan is, he would need, Garble Tom because it was time for him to COMING NEXT "You can eat anything you ...... - •• 1~ 1'1In things as before. do the weekly TV show, "Diz­ ;; KRIS KRISTOFFERSON .:~. ~ith COO~lDGE ~ at Dabless's restaurant," and he One at tfie UUlI!>" ~ - -'ling Visions of Whirled Tomor­ RITA says they fly pretty high over Tom had been intending to do rows." there, so why don't you try this morning was to look at a Well, the show was going to hijacking them?" computer print-out of the cur­ make up for all the rest of the rent financial condition of the day, because today they were 14)1!iJ,r~ "Thanks, I will," and he was off. Wordly Church of God. But he Continued on Page Eight J.'••• As he continued toward his office he passed the office of Hilbert Horatio Headweak, his t il18ma'2i IWlVY 845 E. Washington Blvd. Pasadena lllUUlR 791 3647 VIRGIL FOX 5The explosive story 5 WITH = of the first black = REVELATION LIGHTS 5President of the U.S.5 ALL-BACH PROGRAM • • RODGERS TOURING ORGAN • • • • • • BRIDGES AUDITORIUM • • - CLAREMONT •".' • .~, . 5JAMES fARLJONES ~ 5 = ALSO : = THE saLZBURG = FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 - 8:15 p.m. Co-feature • ,.ftlllI~ftU • TICKETS: $5.50 $4.50 $3.50 A L••mmll ThOll'" ~~: I 2170 E, Col...dl . = . Available at Box Office - Mutual - Liberty - Ticketron Agencies ..-- .... FRIENDS • SY 3·6149 TELEPHONE (714) 626-4523 . MU 4.1774 5ALL 6EA16 75C 5 Music bv Elton John • ~•••••••••••••••••••••-= AUSPICES OF THE CLAREMONT COLLEGES Thursday, October 19, 1972 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Seven Griffin Strong As When You Do Your Job Right Bales Throws Up T£ Harriers Lose To Claremont-Mudd orf:5 The Beavers' cross country team lost a close dual-meet cCJmpetition to Claremont-Mudd last Friday on the Stags' home course. The final score was 24-31. Homecoming Saturday Greg Griffin finished second again this week over the course at Mt. San Antonio Junior College. First place went to Gridders LaVerned Wayne Akeyama in a time of 21: 27. Griffin finished 40 sec­ by Bob Kieckhefer yards, respectively. Steve Bisset onds later in 22: 07. Friday the thirteenth was an was Tech's leading rusher, with Griffin again ran a very strong race over an extremely· tough BOB BALES throws from the pocket against LaVerne. Pass was complete to unlucky day for Caltech's foot­ 33 yards, while John Morton Greg Hoit for a first down, one of 9 the Beavers made last Friday. Other plays ball team, as they lost to the La picked up 24. course. Each meet he continues were less successful, ho.wever, as LaVerne triumphed, 18-3. Come out and see to show improvement, and this Saturday's homecoming game against the Cal Lutheran Frosh! Foto by Pheeney Verne jayvees, 18-3. John Come Home, Alumni was his best race of the season. Rogers' 25-yard field goal in the Coach Gutman predicts that Scott Matthews finished 4th first quarter was Tech's only this Saturday's homecoming in 23:05, followed in 6th place score. game against the Cal Lutheran by Al Kleinsasser, 23:35; Ralph Five More Softball Games The Beavers were hurt most Frosh will be a tough one. Last by fumbles, often triggered by Hayward, 9th, 22:30; and Tom year the Cal Lutheran varsity Thursday Page Fleming Varsity breakdowns in their offensive Herman, 10th, 27:52. Erik won the NAIA championship, Oct. 19 Rickett~ Ruddock Frosh line. One drive was stopped on Horsely, suffering the effects of a and it is rumored that this Friday Blacker Dabney Varsity the La Verne four when a cold, finished 11 th in 29:08. helped them recruit many good bct.20 Lloyd Ruddock Frosh fumbled handoff was recovered Overall, it was a fine showing frosh. Monday Ricketts Dabney Frosh by La Verne. By the final gun by the Caltech Harriers. This Added attractions at this Oct. 23 Caltech had fumbled three times Friday, the team will host weekend's game include the Whittier on its own course for Home team is listed first. Games start approximately 4:30 p.m. and La Verne five, but Tech's Caltech song girls, the marching came in much more critical the first home meet of the year. band, and many drunk alumni. Except for Kleinsasser, this situations. And, if the team comes through No Bonfire was the first experience for the as it did at last year's home­ team over the rugged Walnut Atllletic Cuisine Tech's defense held well coming, there will be a wiener against La Verne's rushing game, Valley Course reputed to be the roast at some intersection in most difficult in the area. The Friday. October 20 allowing 115 yards in 33 at­ Pasadena. 4:00p.m. Cross Country Whittier Home tempts, except for one break­ experience should be valuable to 4:00p.m. Water Polo Pomona Home down which resulted in a 52 the Techers as the conference La Verne 6 6 0 6 - 18 championships will be held at the Saturday. October 21 yard touchdown run. The Beaver 10:00 a.m. Caltech 3 0 0 0 - 3 same location in early November. Soccer Pomona Home secondary had a hard time 10:30 a.m. Water Polo Alumni Home LV - O'Connor. 51 pass from Mehau. The team's season mark now containing the passing game, CIT - Rogers. 25 FG. 1:30 p.m. Football Cal Lutheran Frosh Home however, as La Verne completed LV - Larson. 1 run. stands at 1 win and 4 defeats. LV - Schneidmiller. 52 run. Sunday. October 22 9 of 22 for 187 yards. 2:00 p.m. Sophs Battle Frosh in World-Renowned Mudeo! Bob Bales quarterbacked the CIT LV team last week, completing 5 of First downs 9 11 IH Softball Standings Wednesday. October 25 19 passes for 64 yards. Jack Offensive plays 60 55 3:00 p.rn. Soccer Whittier Away Total yards ;..... 121 302 4:00 p.rn. Water Polo UC San Diego Away Stemple and Greg Hoit were his Yards rushing ....•..... 57 115 FLEMING 4 1 .800 Yards passing 64 187 PAGE 4 1 .800 prime targets, gaining 34 and 33 Friday. October 27 Passes Attempted 19 22 DABNEY 3 1 .750 Passes Completed 5 9 4:00p.m. Cross Country Redlands Home Passes Had Intercepted '" 1 . 1 BLACKER 2 3 .400 Fumbles lost ....•...... 3 5 LLOYD 2 3 .400 Yards penalized 48 40 RUDDOCK 1 3 .250 Saturday. October 28 10:00 a.m. RICKETTS o 4 .oo~:>/ Soccer La Verne Home IClassiftedAds I 10:00a.m. Water Polo Redlands Away STUDENT SPECIAL - % PRICE! TRAVEL CHANDLER'S (with mail order coupon or 1.0. card at box office) CHARTERS YEAR ROUND PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY No more club fees! 50 Depar­ Special Consideration to Caltech People tures, also NYC, Japan & Aus­ Page E. Goisan III, Pharm. D. tralia. Youth Fares, too. 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Continued!!Onl.Page Two McGovern's and Nixon's guaran­ Continued from Page Six Fibers Replace Metals our POW s." Binkley stressed his teed minimum income schemes. going to have the most famous Optical fibers carrying laser tibers can carry vastly larger differences with McGovern on "They are really the same thing, member of the Worldly Church beams "piggyback" for long quantities of information." this issue, stating that he did not with different dollar amounts of God, none other than the new distances and around corners will "A single, small optical fiber believe in a 90 day pledge or proposed. Congress will play with world chess champ'ion, Baby gradually replace metal cables in can typically carry an amount of similar completely unilateral the figure anyway." His criticism Flasher, on the show. So he communication systems, Dr. Am­ information equivalent to two action. lay in the nature of the plans, introduced Baby Flasher, who non Yariv, professor of electrical million telephone conversations He also stressed his differences. rather. "We must provide a then said, "These lights are too engineering, declared yesterday. simultaneously," Dr. Yariv said. with McGovern on amnesty: "I positive incentive to work, not a bright. And what do we have to "Conventional wiring will be­ "The fiber diameter is small believe in two years of national negative incentive to work as we have all these cameras around come outmoded for high data enough so that thousands of service, as for e.O.'s." have now." for?" rate channels because optical them can be accommodated­ What effect will McGovern's We asked Binkley how his "Well, this is a TV show, Mr. inside a pipe less than one inch candidacy have on Binkley's bipartisanship might fare should Flasher, so we have to have lights "Not really. I knew Boris was in diameter." race? he be elected to Congress. and cameras." godounov to give me a lot of The reason. optical fibers can "I am running as a Democrat, "I'll vote the issues ... differ "Oh. Yeah." Garble Tom had trouble, but I figured he was carry so much more information but with bipartisan support. I am with the party, or the admini­ an obscure feeling that Baby badenov that I could beat him than metal wires is that informa­ running independent of any stration. Many Congressmen do Flasher was trying to be funny. and I was right." tion capacity increases with the other candidates." this, believe it or not." "We could say your victory "There are other sorts of frequency of the carrier wave Binkley admitted that closely "People feel when you don't represents a triumph for free­ chess besides the standard inter­ and the frequencies of optical identifying his campaign with vote the straight party line you dom, couldn't we?" national type you play." waves are much larger (by a McGovern's might hurt him at jeopardize your power" by not "Yeah. Of course, I knew "Yes, there are several sets of factor of about ten thousands) the polls, but maintained that getting good committee assign­ Boris intended it to be symbolic rules played in certain countries than that of electrical currents political considerations were not ments, etc. "This need not the way he would stop where the on the 8-by-8 board, and then now in use. the only reasons for not tying his always be true. Binkley cited floor was laid out in alternating there is a game played in Poland "Glass fibers not only are campaign to McGovern's. "I several powerful congressmen black and white squares and then on a IO-by-IO board." much more efficient, they also don't agree down the line with who often oppose the party. step forward two squares, and ''I've also heard of something cost much less than copper or McGovern, or with Nixon for What are your chances? then just go along one square at called 'fairy chess', where you aluminum wiring and are far that matter." "We're probably running very a time. I told him that if he make up your own board and lighter in weight," Dr. Yariv "I respect Nixon for his close right now. The 20% to 30% made it to the other side he pieces. Do you ever play fairy added. accomplishments with China and undecided vote will throw it one could be something more than a chess?" Almost immediately This new mode of communi­ strategic arms limitations." How­ way or another. ... We have pawn, but he never made it, said Garble Tom realized that he had cation is now waiting for the ever, Binkley finds Nixon less been finding 60% to 70% un­ there were too many Knights said something wrong. The feel­ development and invention of satisfactory on domestic issues. decided in Republican precincts." Going Backward. I'm the king, of ing grew on him as he watched new "integrated optical circuits" "I don't agree with him on "The momentum of my cam­ course." Baby. Flasher turning first red, which will serve as the transmit­ busing or the economy." Binkley paign is fantastic ... For the "Were you ever worried that and then purple. And then he ters whereby information is labeled Nixon's domestic pro­ first time in the history of the you wouldn't win?" thought of the physical training launched onto the fibers, and grams "divisive." district, it's a close race." chess champions go through to ent Colleges of Southern Califor­ receivers where it is recovered. Binkley criticized both withstand the tensions of play. nia group will total $127,200 in These components must be mini­ He thought of the way Baby (Malibu Canyon) to Pacific Coast unrestricted grants, fellowships ature so they can interface with Flasher had worked out with the Highway. Tum North on High­ and miscellaneous awards. Tech the miniscule fibers, yet be punching bag at that resort in way 1 about 10 milesl, get off at headed the list of recipients for capable of performing the basic News Briefs the Catskills, and Garble Tom Zurna Beach (there are numerous 1973, with $56,400. Of that optical functions of light genera­ decided to run. It was a good Continued from Page One signs). Meet at the main life total, $15,000 is in unrestricted tion, guiding, modulation and thing he did. tives, please contact the Place­ guard station at the North end of grants, $10,000 for the Environ­ detection. ment Office, 8 Dabney Hall, to the beach. mental Quality Lab, $20,000 for arrange for an appointment. the Industrial Associates Pro­ Gay Picnic gram, and $11,400 fo.r scholar­ Red Cross Wants Planned Sunday ships and fellowships. Your Blood The Caltech Gay Discussion The Red Cross/Caltech Blood Group will have a picnic this Group is holding a Blood Drive Sunday, October 22, at 12:30 on November 10, 11:00 a.m. to p.m. in Tournament Park. We 3:30 p.m., in Dabney Lounge. cordially invite you (and a guest) Sign-up slips are located in the to join us on Sunday. Please let Student Houses. Those who gave us know, so we'll have enough last year are invited to give again. food! GDG, Winnett Center, For more information, contact 218-51, Caltech, 91109. 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