in trial confused by misunderstandings, complexity
by Richard Dees Guertin, who was an assistant and accomodation were not had asked for the device in order to professor in physics from 1970-76, provided by Rice. Rice's attorney, be able to communicate privately U.S. District Court Judge claims Rice did not promote him Chapman Smith, certainly never with his wife. Whether the device Gabrielle K. McDonald may have or give him tenure because his contested the point. could indeed have been used for made her wisest decision last week deafness effectively prevented him The issue then becomes whether Guertin to make professional by deciding to postpone her ruling from participating in federally- Guertin gave Rice a fair chance to contacts, as Lopez belatedly in the discrim- funded research in the Bonner accomodate him. Guertin claims attempted to show, is not really ination trial Nuclear' Laboratory under the Rice never provided him with an relevant since Guertin did not give of former direction of Gerald Phillips. interpreter. G. King Walters, dean that as a reason at the time. The Rice profes- Analysis McDonald must first decide of natural sciences and physics physics department rightly did not sor Ralph which part—Section 503 or department chairman from feel it should spend its money for a Guertin a- Section 504—of the Rehabilitation 1978, testified that Guertin device to be used for one gainst Rice Act of 1973 applies to the case. never asked for one. professor's personal benefit. University. By letting the lawyers Section 504 specifically requires He did ask for a teletype device If, however, McDonald rules prepare briefs and by giving herself affirmative action and accomoda- Guertin —R. Dees that would allow him to that Section 503 applies, Guertin's time to sort out the four-and-a-half tion for the handicapped in universities, does not. communicate privately over the case is much weaker. Under days of testimony, she should be programs of the U.S. Governmt. If McDonald decides to apply telephone during his time at Rice Section 503, Guertin must show he able to find the important issues programs of the U.S. Government. Section 504 to the case, Guertin's (secretaries had translated phone was discriminated against solely that have been obscurred by Section 503, which applies to other case becomes much stronger since calls for him). But both Walters because of his handicap and that numerous side issues. institutions including private it is clear that affirmative action and Guertin himself testified he see McDonald, page 7 INSIDE: • Perspectives on the black experience at Rice, p. 10-11. • A look at standing committees: What do they do? p. 5. • Ballet, contemporary museum 1HRESHER get scrutiny. Reviews, p. 8-9. Volume 68, number Thursday, September 25, 1980 P S3 Colleges move to enforce stricter rules to tame campus rowdiness
by Bruce Davies authority and that the enforcement S50 to offenders caught in the act. Residential colleges have begun would have to come from the Recent occurances which seeking their own solutions to students. prompted the masters to propose a controlling the intercollege yell- Wiess College members offered concerted effort include: wars which have been occuring their system as a model for what 4 Power in the Wiess commons since the beginning of the year. can be done. The system, instituted being turned off resulting in food The move stems from a meeting at Wiess last year, requires all spoilage, of college masters on September 9 college members to sign an honor • Power to Richardson's sump in which one of the items on the pledge to report all acts of pumps being turned off causing the agenda was "Survival of Life, destruction and aggression to a basement to flood, and Trumpeting MOBsters -Wiley Sanders Property, and Civilization in the member of the college court. In • A Richardson student being hit Colleges." Robert Jump, interim addition, Wiess has selected in the head by a garbage bag full of master of Will Rice College said students to the court who are more water thrown from the Will Rice MOB plans A&M trip that "everybody voiced concern willing to enforce existing rules. new dorm resulting in injury to the when the issue was raised. It was (Judicial procudures exist for each student. by David Keen on the trip. And he quipped it like we all had been keeping it college as well as in the university At the masters' meeting. might be as well to bring the bottled-up inside us and we just rules and regulations, but many Richardson master William The Marching Owl Band Houston Oilers along for added had to let it out," said Jump. colleges have not strictly enforced Martin said he saw a two-by-four (MOB) will probably perform at protection. Zumwalt said that the The masters decided that the their own or the university's rules.) thrown from the college which the Texas A&M football game in Rice busses will probably travel general level of disturbances in the Finally, Wiess court members have landed on the patio of Will Rice College Station. Final clearance together for security reasons. colleges has reached a point where been empowered to levy fines up to see Masters, page 7 awaits approval by the university, MOB Librarian, Grungy (a.k.a. the situation had become too but, according to Director Ken Jon Gladu), said the MOB would dangerous and that something Dye, the MOB is eager to go. put on a show that it feels is fun. would have to be done to control Club sports get boost MOB officials have been in But he warned, "It's getting very it. by Jay Grob have to continue fund-raising touch with several bus companies difficult to get a show that's funny, At a September 14 meeting the An increase in the club sports efforts to stay afloat financially. already, although no commitment without getting killed." college masters, presidents, and budget from $4000 to $6250 Barker became director of the has yet been made. Grungy was also worried that if college court chairmen decided approved earlier this semester program this year after jurisdiction The trip would be the MOB's Rice wins the game, this might that the masters themselves could first to A&M since Aggie fans not possibly act as the police should help alleviate some of the passed from the Athletic barricaded the band in Rice see MOB, page 7 financial problems the clubs have Department to the Health and Stadium for three hours after the been facing, according to Club Physical Education Department. 1973 contest. The MOB had Campaigns solicit help Sports Director J. R. Barker. Rice club sports, now consisting performed a satirical show which It will not, however, solve all of of 16 organizations ranging from parodied the Aggie's military group of about forty students their difficulties. Barker warns that the Rifle and Pistol to the Soccer traditions. Specifically, the band gathered on the Sewall Patio the various clubs will definitely see Sports, page 7 "goose-stepped" onto the field, Tuesday of her reasons- for some members in spiked helmets, supporting Independent candidate to the tune of an old German John Anderson. She also march and poked fun at the emphasized the importance of Aggies' mascot, Reveille. Two students to the Anderson band members were assaulted as campaign. Students, she the band returned to the stands. remarked, were more likely than The Owl football team most to "take an overview" of compounded the Aggies' misery by politics, to look at issues in a upsetting A&M, 24-21. national and global perspective. If the MOB gets the go-ahead, Phillip Linderman, a field Farenthold —Geoff Spradley Drum Major David Zumwalt representative for the national anticipates a move away from the Students for Reagan Organiza- "tame" routines of more recent by David Keen tion, also made a plea for years. He said that, with a new Support groups for all tftree volunteers and support on behalf band director and with the MOB presidential candidates began of his candidate. Linderman told a trip to A&M, "people are going to recruiting workers this week on group of seven students Tuesday be very aware of any changes." campus. In their meetings Tuesday that "Jimmy Carter has to go." And he emphasized the Crowds outside the memorial service last week for Dr. John Parish. A special But Dye warned that if the MOB and Wednesday, student importance of the students' votes memorial fund for Parish has been established by Fondren Library. To date routine is too provocative, "They'd coordinators and guest speakers to accomplish this goal. shoot us." The A&M fans, he for each campaign called upon there are over forty contributions which total more than $500. The money will be used to buy books of English literature unless a donor specifies otherwise added, "are not .jexactly Rice to supply enthusiastic "We recognize that the election's Donors wishing to add to this fund should specify that their gift is for the reasonable people." He said that volunteers. going to be close," said the MOB would take measures to Former gubernatorial candidate memorial (which differs from the Friends of Fondren program). provide security for band members Frances "Sissy" Farenthold told a see Presidential, page 7 — Bruce Davies A winner and a loser HOM, POLKS, PRESIDENT GAKTBl WEMWHWETODO WtOHPQWfiTTHE CAN CNW TEXAS, BUT I WARN WITHOUT TOE GHKMO FARMERS, AMP OF There was a winner and a loser in Sunday's presidential YOU IT WONT BE EAS^ VOTE-AKDITHINKWE OOORSECMEIMtS debate. The loser, not surprisingly, was Jimmy Carter who CMKMSTOEUKML* ARE MOST CAUSE*" declined the League of Women Voters' invitation to CARTER GOODBYE- participate. Carter had told the League that he would not debate two Republicans. The damaging paradox was that two "Republicans" did not debate. Rather, there was a conservative and a liberal arguing about almost every issue presented to them by the panel of journalists. The liberal, John Anderson, aggressively attacked Carter's policies and forcefully explained the details of his platform. The conservative, Ronald Reagan, calmly discussed his campaign ideas and also attacked Carter's policies and IWOULDNT COUNT OH THE BUtt RALPH G.ROSSTER absence. VOTE, AHt> 1NEEDHT EVEN OF HALE CENTER. It was Reagan's natural calmness that made him the winner. MENTION THE OMNPGAS He appeared to be in control of his statements and sure of their CROWD- UH- WHO DOES —SO MDU SEE THAT LEAVE? contents. For example, when Anderson refuted Reagan's claim THE PROBLEM* of reducing California state taxes while he was governor, Reagan replied, "Some people look up figures and some people make up figures. John [Anderson] has just made up some very interesting figures." True the intellectual tact was lacking, but Reagan was
appealing to the general American populus, and his style ®BBOTle^«sb« l^amoaii-Stsfcestw--1 UkAsJ feafcuieSviAdt made his messages clearer to this public than Anderson's forceful approach. SPANNING THE HEDGES/by David Dow Reagan repeatedly referred to the laissez-faire approach of solving the economy and the energy crisis. He gave an Two weeks and one hundred to know that lots of interest groups use their organization to entice oversimplified analysis of how the energy resource shortage years ago, Henry Louis Mencken, run around capitals seeking favors. transgressions. Perhaps if FBI could be solved by increasing coal and shale production in the better known as H. L., was born. And the lobbyists know that agents had not offered bribes, no states. Although his explanations were easy prey to any The FBI's Brilab operations turn having pockets full of money one else would have. The informed citizen, to the majority of voters only casually out to be a fitting birthday present makes their lukewarm appeals implicated Congressmen would involved in the issues, Reagan's analyses were short, clear, and for Mencken because they confirm much more persuasive, their still be law-abiding citizens. easily understood. one of the iconoclast's most mundane (often illicit) causes Despite Mencken and his claque, Anderson's solutions to the various issues of the economy, sardonic barbs. Mencken wrote: suddenly meritorious. As a result, that is possible, and the mere energy, and military buildup were very complicated—too "In politics I am a complete furtive cash transfers infest the possibility — however remote — neutral. I think they are all political milieu. Lamentable, raises an abstruse ethical dilemma: complicated for a television audience focusing more on scoundrels, without exception." immoral, by nature unquanti- Can a law enforcement agency appearance than on words. Actually, a few congressmen told fiable, but obviously true. goad a man into committing an Reagan did make one blunder on the issue of abortion. In bogus Arab sheiks to take their Precisely because corrupting improper act and then arrest him defending his party's platform to initiate a constitutional money and get out, but a lot more influences .suffuse political because the operation was amendment banning abortion, Reagan said, "I noticed that offered to hold on to it. atmospheres, politicians must successful? Should the FBI use everybody who is for abortion has already been born." Mencken's soul, no doubt, expect eventually to encounter elaborate facades to create crime The naivete of such a statement from a presidential gloats triumphantly, wishing it them. instead of concentrating on candidate kept me giggling for five minutes. Perhaps Reagan could utter a final "I told you so." thwarting what already exists? recognized it once said. The important point is that his Mencken and the lynch mobs pass That is not an unreasonable composure remained cool. sentence too quickly, for the issue demand. Judges and juries expect Ethically speaking, an extremely of greedy Congressmen proves to slum dwellers to resist the urge to The candidates again took different approaches in making labyrinthine problem. In the end, be rather complex. Remember, steal no matter how destitute and though, the issue turns on the their final statements. Anderson attempted to explain why a they did not solicit the bribes, none no matter how many close peers elected officials' assumption of vote for him would not be a wasted vote. He said that if one is of them; government agents support themselves bycrime; the risk, a risk voluntarily incurred not satisfied with the economy, the military and the political tantalized, lured, then pounced. Rice Honor Code mirrors the when a man runs for office. Even if process in general, he should vote for Anderson. Reagan Certainly we can expect elected expectation that even an Mencken exaggerated somewhat concluded his statement with a hymn to the "new breed" of officials to refuse to plan or initiate unprepared student will not use the in suggesting that all politicians are Americans and their ability to overcome any troubles they may illegal activities. Does that mean absence of a proctor or the luxury scoundrels, he probably did not encounter. we can demand that they spurn of a take-home as an opportunity miss by much. That means the temptation, a feat even Adam to cheat; likewise, voters count on The League plans two more debates: one in Portland, scrupulous ones need to watch out; could not manage? Can we expect their representatives to exhibit they need to walk away from the Oregon and the other in Cleveland, Ohio. not only ordinary compliance but similar continence in a setting beckoning fistfuls of money, Arab Now one only hopes that Carter will participate in the next unwaivering uprightness under the which is no more tempting. or otherwise. Cynical perhaps, but debate. Perhaps then, a clearer picture of the winner of the 1980 most extreme duress? Can we Admittedly, something seems that is a major part of being a presidential debates will be made. For now, though, the score - expect sainthood? politician. l awry when guardians of the law is Reagan 1, Anderson /j, Carter 0. We sure can. Anyone who runs - Anita Gonzalez for political office knows or ought
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The Rice Thresher, September 25, 1980,page 2 BEYOND THE HEDGES/by Karen Strecker Chanting, "We hate sin! We hate Office of Institutional Studies prof (both for the 1979-1980 year). America, Lasher feels that "if the Baylor knocks students sin!," the evangelicals came from explains that the university takes Officials feel that faculty salary University keeps losing ground, for rubber checks campuses all across America to the job market into consideration erosion is undermining UPs our comparative academic spread their message: Get back to when setting salaries. William O. academic position in comparison position will be hurt." How easy it is to write a check God. Their proposed platform Lord, professor of general business with other universities of similar UT salaries last year were the for beer or a food run or to pay this consisted of mostly negative adds, "You have to stay size and scope. UT is currently highest in Texas at the university month's phone bill, and then to call answers to some of this political competitive or lose every good ranked fourth in a survey of average level, however. While the average up mom and dad and tell them to season's hottest issues: anti-ERA, prospect to industry." professorial salaries at state pay figure for a UT professor is cover the amount. Sometimes the anti-abortion, and anti- This information is part of a schools around the nation. around $36,400 a year, full folks comply, but often if they do, homosexuality. general study conducted at UT Leaders in the survey were UCLA, professors average $36,300 at Rice, it is not in time and the check This student movement is only concerning its hiring procedures. State University of New York and $35,000 at A & M, $34,100 at bounces anyway. This phen- part of a recent surge of Salaries for professor ranged from Oklahoma State University in pay SMU, and $33,800 at Baylor. The omenon has been spreading across scales. Although ranked among evangelicalism in American $14,556 a year for a history prof to overall national average for a university campuses over the last $49,102 a year for an economics the top 12 public universities in professor's salary is $27,000. few years like a dreaded disease, religion. The Yale Daily News often becoming epidemic towards reports that a recent Gallup Poll the end of a semester when student found one out of every three funds are low. Many universities Americans says he has been "born are growing concerned about the again." Those converted to this problem, not only for their own faith stress the importance of an extremely personal, emotional and JUST GREAT' NOT BAD. I EN0U6H A STRONG MAYBE financial interest but for the POOMIF. HOW WAS SPENT THE THAT MUST YEAH IT WAS, SMALL TALK. I'M STILL WORK- H0W5IT LA5T MR.T0F HAVE BEEN SORT OF ANY NEW ING OUT THE reputation of their students in the spiritual "rebirth" as opposed to p YOUR SUM- 60ING MER7 IT WITH MOM INTERESTING. \ MEN? DETAILS. surrounding business community simple religious services. Leaders \ as well. of this movement say its appeal lies in its simple answers to some of Baylor University is taking life's most profound and uncertain matters into its own hands, the questions. Basically, however, Lariat reports. If a merchant gets a those students at the DNC this check back from a bank, he will summer say their main goal is to usually notify the writer of the put Christian morality back into check that it has "bounced." government, and to achieve it, they Students are given ten days from advocate political activism. the date of the merchant's letter to Jim McKeldon, organizing the SO TELL ME 2EKE AND I NOT SO GOOD. cover the amount of the check. If WELL. WHAT //MM.. MAYBE protest group in New York, claims ABOUT YOUR. Z ^ WELL, WHATBROKE UP AFTER JERK. GOOD EVER SINCE. they fail to do so, the matter is NEW MAN. ARE HAPPENED HE BURNED DOWN RIDDANCE, AFGHANISTAN, IF YOU WORE taken to the McLennan County that on campuses such as Penn YOU GUYS GET- WEJUST T0ZEKE? THE HOUSE ANP 2 SAY HOW'S YOUR NOBODY WANTSYOUR HAIR ? MET. DIFFERENTLY. TING MARRIED NEARLY KILLED if SOCJAL UFB TO DOTE A District Attorney's office. State, the Air Force Academy, BEEN7 Ohio State, and West Point, the US 8CM. I COMMUNIST Students are then fined anywhere 4 from $5 to $10, depending on the largest student groups today are amount of the check, and warned the evangelical ones. Yet there is no to pay for their checks at this time. central organization of which all Most do, but if they do not, they the born again student groups are a can be prosecuted with "criminal part, in contrast to the practices of intent" under the provision of a other religious groups such as Hare Krishnas or disciples of the 1977 "hot check law" if their bad rp (s3 checks are for $20 or more. The Reverend Sun Yeng Moon which cater to college-age converts. $20 distinction raises the crime BUT IT'S MORE THAN WELL, FOR WHEN WE'RE ITS SORT OF A from a Class C misdemeanor to a YEAH, KISSINGERS . ~ ~ JUST LECTURES. J.J. WRITING PAPERS ON HIS 7RAPE-0FF. WE HAP YOU OFF SEMINAR. YOU YEARS IN OFFICE. WITH TO PROMISE NCFTT) 7 MHjTSEASGt THERE'RE ALSO LOTS wow. Class B theft. UT profs paid J TO A CLASS WANT V COME JU5TT0REAP Of1 BACKGROUND REAL SENSITIVE STUFF, USE THE FREEDOM according to subjects ALREADY? HIS LECTURES OF INFORMATION Fundamentalists wage IN *TIME.'• Recent disclosings in The Daily war against sin Texan reveal that professors at the They were not feminists, gays, University of Texas vary greatly in anti-military activists, drug the salaries they are paid. advocates, or members of minority Professors teaching in subjects races. The protestors who gathered where private businesses pay more outside of the 1980 Democratic than the average academic salary v: National Convention in Madison earn more than those whose fields Square Garden this summer came1 are not in demand by industry. PROFESSOR K1SSMEKSLECTURE5.THAT'S HIS SPECIAL LECTERN OVERYOU RE GOING TO UNE to protest immorality. William Lasher, director of the OF COURSE, ARE LEGENDARY, ANDTHERE. THE SEAT ID HIS RIGHT IS THIS CLA55 LET ME BACKOFF, BARNEY. SHE'S l 1 HE'S ALWAYS CAREFUL V EMBARGORESERVED FOR THE "TIME'REPORTERINTRODUCE YOU UH..H/ I HIS TEXTS, SO WE GET TO HEAP. WHO COVERS HIM. ANP THE OTHER AROUND. THIS IS BARNEY. GLAD TO ALREADY GOT 1 THEM BEFORE THEY'RE RELEASEPSEATS ARE FOR HIS AlPES ANP BARNEY. BARNEY, \ MEET.. A BOYFRJEND THRESHING-IT-OUT TO THE PRESS BODYGUARD. MEET J.J.: direct financial assistance from the \ Dean asks help federal government. to preserve flags Katherine Brown Dean of Undergraduate Affairs To the editor: The Rice community has been Hawthorne thanks help asked to help prevent vandalism to for volleyball tourney the flags along Main Street which To the Editor; 0 (S&Y u by Matt Dore Department's budget, but it takes a uniforms back, especially the long time for the money to come The Department of Health and shorts and tee-shirts." back, Poindexter said. Coupled Physical Education is losing gym Another step being taken to get with the financial aspect of the uniforms at an alarming rate, the uniforms back involves peer uniform problem is the according to the Department pressure, said Poindexter. "We administrative hassle — "If you Chairman, Dr. Hally Poindexter. want the students to understand only knew the problem of She claims that if the situation is how serious our problem is, and replacing them." not corrected soon, the entire make the peer pressure so great uniform program may be Theft is thought to account tor that people won't want to wear jeopardized. Several measures are most of the missing uniforms. It is stolen uniforms," she said. "We're planned to help get the uniforms relatively easy to steal part of a also encouraging our faculty and back, including a new handling fee, uniform because of the often long staff to remind students they see but if they prove ineffective, lines at the equipment window, with stolen or "lost" gym uniforms Poindexter will turn the matter Poindexter noted. The personnel to return them to the gym office." over to Proctor E.C. Holt. there are trying to wait on people In addition, if any student has The Rice gym uniforms were as quickly as possible, and can lost part of a gym uniform, changed last year from the grey easily fail to notice if part of a honestly paid for it, then found it shorts for men and blue polyester uniform is missing when the basket again, he can sell the article back to suits for women to a unisex cotton is turned in. People have gone so the gym, as long as the item is in shorts and tee-shirt combination. far as to turn in a piece of blue useable condition. Students The problem, according to cloth with the basket, which is should turn these things in to Poindexter, is that the uniforms mistaken for the gym shorts, she Poindexter (Office 205 in the gym) are both comfortable and said. Policing the door is difficult, and the replacement fee will be Women's Gymnasium locker baskets —Laura Rohwer but an effort is being made. attractive, motivating students fully refunded as long as the street and use the facilities without here." to walk ott with them. Recreation Director Bill Healy or student has a receipt from the paying for them, and that could be some other member of the faculty The most drastic measure being Poindexter said that so many Cashier's Office. a problem, she said. She recalled taken is an increase in the cost of uniforms are being lost that the or staff is usually stationed near Poindexter pointed out that the her experience at another the gym door. "losing" part of the uniform. The uniform program is in jeopardy. uniforms are an integral part of the university where the use of the gym fees charged for replacing lost tee- The department budget "just can't The department has already Rice gym program, because was not controlled by uniforms: shirts and shorts will remain the take it," she said. briefly discussed the matter with uniforms are the only means of "People came in from everywhere same, but a ten dollar "handling Not all of the uniforms have been Holt, but Poindexter hopes to controlling who uses the gym. If to use the facilities which resulted fee" is being tacked on to stolen outright, the department correct the problem without uniforms were not required, in fights and that sort of thing. I discourage students from buying admitted. "1 know some people having to involve his office. "We've anyone could simply come off the don't want to see that happen their own uniforms in this manner. legitimately lose things, and I'm got several things in mind," she not talking about them," said said, "and if the students cooperate Poindexter. But she vfent on to we won't have to turn the matter Baker, Lovett host speaker series note that even those who buy over to Dr. Holt." by Joan Hope Zeff of the Jones School of "Last May," explained Betley, "I uniforms for themselves by The department is requesting Baker and Lovett Colleges will Administration will speak in the called John Henry Faulk. I asked claiming to have lost them, then that any person who has taken a begin their host speaker series next Lovett series on getting into him what he usually gets for paying for the "lost" uniform, are gym uniform simply turn it in at week with a discussion on the business and accounting schools. speaking, and he said about $1500 causing a problem. The the equipment window. There will women's movement and poetry On October 2, two faculty an appearance. I respectfully told replacement fees are paid to the be "no questions asked." "We don't readings in German and Spanish. associates of Lovett, Drs. Dieter him that we just didn't have that Cashier's Office and theoretically care who you are," said Heymann,and Joan Boorman, will kind of money." go back into the P.E. Baker College will present an Poindexter, "we just need the election year program called read German and Spanish poetry According to Betley, the Baker Leadership in America 1980. Nikki aloud in Lyle's. Lynn Ashby, a committee has thus decided to Van Hightower will open the series columnist for the Houston Post, channel their funds into financing on October 1 with a speech on the will speak on October 14. On the speakers' travel expenses, Big Brother is not the answer progress of the women's October 16, State Representative dinner at the Commons, and hotel movement. She has been the Dan Downey, running for re- accomodation arrangements. Legalize Freedom : Vote Libertarian women's advocate for Houston to election this November, will speak, Lovett coordinator Russ the Carter administration, helped and on October 30, Lee Sims will Coleman said that finances were to organize the National discuss architecture and not as big a problem for his Organization of Women's (NOW) construction management. committee as was the low student ELECT Charles Fuller convention in Houston several Brown and Wiess also plan to turnout. The speakers he has years ago, and is new head of the host speakers this semester but scheduled for the series will all STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 80 Houston Area Women's Center. have not yet set dates or worked speak for free since most are On October 20 Ralph Yarbor- out the details of their programs. community associates or faculty paid for by Charles Fuller, 3410 Marquart ough, former Texas Senator to the Baker Cultural Committee members, but the low turnout is U.S. Congress, will speak. Billie member Ann Betley said that one "disheartening." Carr, Harris County Democratic of the problems facing the lecture "1 wish more people would come Party Chairman, will speak at an committee is the small usable out to take advantage of the unspecified time after the election. funds thev will obtain from the series," explained Coleman. "They The speeches will be given in the college's endowment. Betley said are good speakers and have Baker Library after dinner. They her committee will receive $675 to something important to say." are open to the public. finance the program limiting the Eefo Htun On September 30, Dr. Stephen number and variety of speakers. Est. 1956 Restaurant & Pub Six bikes taken, seven arrested The Guv'nor Welcomes You • Chemical Engineers • Environmental Engineers Six bicycles have been reported • Mechanical Engineers stolen to the Campus Police within Special Feature For the last week. Of those six, five were locked with chain or wire- Rice Football Fans S S B is a medium-sized, fast- mesh cable locks and four were growing engineering-construction stolen from Jones South. The unlocked bicycle was left outside Prime Rib & Lobster company. We would like to talk to Rayzor Hall. Officer Richard you about a career in engineering Esparza said that seven suspects — none of them Rice students — were design. We will be at the Place- arrested by the campus police and served with English green ment Office October 29th. charged with the Class A misdemeanor of theft by the peas, roasted potatoes and Houston Police Department. half a roasted tomato. S & B As a result of the number of ENGINEERS stolen bikes, the campus police are iTi planning an October de- HOUSTON, TEXAS monstration of the "citadel" lock $10.95 with Rice ID which, they say, is one of the most reliable protections. The high- We Give A Hoot 7825 Park Place P. O. Box 26245 security lock, is guaranteed and a Houston, Tx. 77207 bike is insured up to $200 if the 645-4141 lock proves faulty. "We are also 7315 South Main 795-5000 stepping up enforcement," said Esparza. The Rice , September 25, I960, page 4 University standing committees find tasks varied Rice University has twenty-eight general college upkeep, RCMAC members. The committee, chaired "When we're broke, we stop," Chairman Derek Dyson standing committees ranging from must borrow funds from the by Richardson Master William explained Freeman. Hence the commented, "It's an absolute the Committee on Religious University, repaying the loans at Martin, has only two specific committee's finances always come shambles; you can't even move." Activites to the Committee on one percent less than the "going duties: to review student petitions out even. Like the rest of Houston, the Fringe Benefits. The following is rate." These debts have amassed to transfer from one college to Before each school year starts, basement of Herman Brown which the first report on the real over the years so that students have another, and to make re- the masters and co-masters go on a houses ICSA can easily be flooded. importance and duties of some of to pay nearly half a million dollars commendations to the President to retreat together. Sharing their "We've got a $ 2 million computer these committees. each year in an effort to reduce fill vacant masters' positions, different approaches to situations, and a whole lot of data sets that both principal and interest. temporary or permanent. the couples review problems of the could be ruined." Thus moving the by Jeanne Cooper Another fixed sum on the budget In general, the committee past year. In this way, the system into an existing building or goes for utility bills, determined by "spends a lot of time talking about year begins calmly for the constructing a new building will be RCMAC the size, not actual usage, of the mechanical things and the quality committee, but becomes "livelier" discussed this year. colleges. Since the residential as students and their problems The number of times the colleges of college life" and, Freeman adds, The committee tries to answer colleges account for ap- return. serve steak instead of low-cost "a fair amount of time defending each year the major question, "Is proximately 41 percent of the entrees can be inversely students to the administration." the university really well-served by university, they pay for 41 percent proportional to the number of The committee meets every other such an operation as ICSA?" of the electricity bills, of Campus holes in their roofs. The number of week, alternating private meetings Committee on Computers Despite complaints about ICSA, Police services, etc. Thus, the chairs a college buys in the spring with joint ones with the college Dyson said, "My feeling is that committee has to look elsewhere to may determine the number of presidents. Because of "lively" The most optimistic thing one ICSA does a good job." Dyson trim its budget. students Rice enrolls in the fall. debate, the meetings often go on can say about the Committee on pointed out that the ICSA staff put These and other not so obvious A likely candidate for cuts, raw late into the evening. "When you Computers is that at least it doesn't in unpaid overtime work this .criteria are just some of the many food costs have not been cut this have 16 stong-minded, outspoken, have to worry about a budget. The summer in order to have the new RCMAC, Residential Colleges year. With 13 percent inflation and intelligent, articulate people, you'll committee acts as an intermediary computer operations system, MVS Management Advisory Com- a $177,200 deficit last year, food will have talking in complete candor between the Institute of Computer (Multiple Virtual Storage), working mittee, must take into account probably not be allocated more, and at great length," commented Services and Applications (ICSA) by the time school started. "It's like each year as it prepares the food though. "We took informal polls Freeman. and the university, between the a nightmare [when changing service and housing budget. last year, and found that students Recently the committee students and ICSA, and between operation systems] — 1001 things Director of Food and Housing wanted to continue with the same hammered out a graduate student the faculty and ICSA. Its 17 can go wrong; and yet, ICSA did it Marion Hicks chairs the type of fare. The increase in fees policy which permits graduate members include professors, without a major catastrophe." committee, which includes John this year is just to keep pace with students to participate more fully library and ICSA representatives, Freeman, master of Lovett inflation," Freeman said. in campus life by allowing them to undergraduate and graduate Still, students and faculty levy College; Stewart Baker, professor RCMAC is in a difficult request college membership. students, and an alumnus. many complaints against ICSA of English; Joe White, situation: students want low fees Graduate students may request to The committee listens to which the committee cannot comptroller's office; and Bill and good services; the university be in a single-sex college of the complaints on every topic ignore. "Most of the time, Cober, Will Rice president. wants low fees and good students, opposite sex, a co-ed college, or in concerning computer use and someone on the committee will be Director of College Food Services but high interest for its loans. the college they were in as an makes recommendations as able to say, 'No, you're totally Joyce Rubash "sits in" on the "What's going to happen when undergraduate (or not that problems arise. This year the wrong, you should have done it meetings, but is not an official these buildings get older and need college). By paying college dues committee hopes to discuss ICSA this way in the first place.' or we member. Together they prepare an more and more repairs? There is no they can participate in all college pricing, lack of space, flooding will investigate the problem annual budget in excess .of $4 sinking fund; it all comes from the activities. possibilities, and adequacy of further, as in last year when million, as well as allocating funds students," mused Freeman. In the past the committee has ICSA in general. To facilitate the someone found ICSA rates to be for damages and deciding which listened to speakers on studies, the committee has formed higher than other schools." The capital improvements can be Committee of College Masters psychological topics, in order to two subcommittees: the Omega committee has no direct executive made. Often this means raising the Different problems in different better understand and aid their will study long-term topics such as authority but is effective in room and board fees, which areas every year are handled by the students. Thus the committee is pricing and the increasing determining the needs of computer creates the committee's hardest Committee of the College Masters. involved in both the social and demands for TSO (time-sharing users and relating the information task: convincing the president of Admits Freeman, "We're not a psychological life of the students. operation), while the Alpha will to the university and ICSA. "We the university to do so. committee that makes a lot of Financially, the committee has focus on short-term concerns like exist as a sort of clearinghouse for Explains Freeman, "We're in an momentous decisions," but the fewer problems than RCMAC. reviewing the current password people to tell us if they want this or absolute breakeven situation, so if committee "does make many The budget involves only the method in accounting and that, more time, more software the president tells us to cut our recommendations to the salaries of the college secretaries compiling a list of all computer packages, or more space," Dyson budget instead of raising room and administration. We have a lot of and entertainment by the masters. facilities on campus. said. board fees, we've got problems." If clout." Such recommendations the president does agree to raise involve all aspects of the colleges room and board fees, the and their relationship to the university risks alienating students administration, registrar, and for financial reasons. Excluding security. inflation, explained Freeman, Although the General many people wonder why the fees Announcements lists only the should be raised at all. acting masters as members of the According to Freeman, nearly committee, the co-masters 24 percent of the budget (masters' wives) participate in all ($445,648.23 last year) goes to a discussion and have full voting little-known but ever-present drain privileges. Katherine Brown, of income: debt service. 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If good relations with students, the U ni versity —Club Sports Club and the Rice Bowling Team this procedure fails to fill the administration and the public. Account." Checks made out to any as official student organizations. The Student Association Senate ^vacated position, a schoolwide Stout also said that any person other name cannot be used for tax- The Oriental Culture Club was decided Monday that the October election is held. wishing to make a tax-deductible deduction purposes. formed to further the appreciation 14 election would not include contribution to a club sport must In other action, the Senate of oriental culture at Rice. The contests for the fifth-year Donna Torczon, runner-up for make the check payable to "Rice approved the Oriental Culture Rice Bowling Team is a club sport. representative position or the the junior position, has accepted junior representative to the Honor the post. Mike Lawrence is being New freshman reps Council. contacted to fill the fifth-year position. The Election Committee Russell, Campbell named to Council recommended deleting these Students can make suggestions by Patty Cleary Council proceedings and serve council should guide Rice students positions from the election when to the committee in search of a new only as advisors to the meetings, and enforce the system." Honor Council Chairman Steve dean of humanities through Raymond Russell of Will Rice trials and hearing. Schooner said the council felt Schooner informed the committee student representative Jim and Heather Campbell of Brown The selection process included the two were "the most perceptive, that he could fill the positions Wooton. The committee was became freshman representatives two interviews with the council the most articulate. Motivation is without an election. formed when Virgil Topazio to the Honor Council this week, and an essay about the role of the important, too." announced he would retire from according to Honor Council Honor Council, Russell comment- Campbell is a chemical The Honor Council Constitu- his position as dean at the end of Chairman Steve Schooner. ed he felt the council's "main engineering major from Houston tion calls for vacancies to be filled spring semester. According to Campbell and Russell were function is to orient students to the while Russell is a biology major by offering the positions to the Student Association Predisent selected from sixty applicants for system so they realize it's followed from San Antonio. runners-up in the spring election. Tim Stout, the committee is the position. Freshman represent- seriously and isn't just a pretty Campbell said she first Each successive runner-up is looking for a Rice professor with atives do not vote in Honor idea." 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It is possible that a different by the separate perceptions Guertin was not familiar. In from that program for summer to recommend Guertin for presentation of their case and a Guertin and the physics faculty addition, Guertin had been under support and since he was not under promotion is his lack of valuable different lawyer would have won had of Guertin's position. Guertin the impression that it was the direct control of either Phillips research either on his own or with the case for Guertin. But as it was was hired to work in theoretical important for him to finish papers or the AEC, it is questionable Philips. Thus, it does not appear presented, they did not. high-energy physics in conjunction on which he had been working in whether the government's Guertin was directly discriminated with the Bonner Laboratory's previous years. Sadly perhaps, Guertin appears participation in Phillips' program against. attempt to move into that area. But is relevant to Guertin's case. to have been more a victim of When Guertin did not show the Phillips' group did not actually misunderstanding than of immediate interest in the projects Thus, McDonald will probably begin any projects in high energy discrimination. Unfortunately for he proposed, Phillips became Lopez was unable to really rule in favor of Rice. But not until 1975. Until that time, Phillips him, he cannot base his law suit disappointed with him. In refute any testimony about because Rice is in the "right." It (and apparently the whole physics seems clear that Rice did very little on that. faculty) expected Guertin to work addition, he, the physics faculty, Guertin's ability as a researcher. with him. and numerous reviewers (who His expert witness of the subject, reviewed Guertin's work when he Dr. Jerome Schein, was somehow Although Guertin was willing to came up for tenure) felt the work unable to be contacted by Lopez Sports get money... work with Philips, he felt Phillips Guertin did do was in a narrow about the change in the trial's date did not have the patience to field of limited interest. (although Smith was able to reach continued from page 1 make an obvious need for more Club, must have a faculty sponsor financial support and, secondly, and present a roster and the increasing number of constitution to the Student interested women make the larger Presidential campaigns gear up... Association before being eligible budget necessary," explained for financial help. However, after Grob. being approved by the Student continued from page 1 with a 50 percent reduction in college. He felt such a design Although Barker has not Association, the clubs are Social Security taxes. "Yes, it's would increase the quickness and allocated the funds yet, he has sanctioned as dependent Linderman. "Texas is close and we tough. But it's not as tough as assurance of releasing pro-Reagan decided that the money will be want the youth vote." fighting a war in the Persian Gulf," information across the campus. organizations. The various clubs distributed on the basis of the can expect Rice to finance The Rice Democratic Caucus she said. According to Campus co- number of students participating met Wednesday night to Farenthold added that if she ordinator for Anderson, Dale tournament entry fees, officiating in the given activity and the coordinate efforts in electing the were a one-issue voter she would Turner, four students signed up for costs, uniforms, equipment and equipment costs of the sport. party's candidates. According to vote for Anderson because of the Anderson campaign after the very limited travel expenses, but chairman Paige Pool, the Anderson's stands on women's meeting and seven students the clubs themselves must cover organization will begin phoning rights. "He has stood clearly in the had offered their services the coaching, promotion and required Masters... students who voted in the vanguard for full rights for previous week. insurance costs. In addition to the continued from page / Democratic primary last spring requirements of the Student House. Also, Wiess Master Geoff women," she said. David Houston, the Rice and continue their voter Association, Mr. Barker is asking Winningham reported that his Linderman outlined three steps Students for Reagan coordinator, u registration drive begun last that each club turn in a proposed children had been frightened by for the campus' Reagan announced that the organization's month. Pool explained that the budget as soon as possible. bottle rockets fired towards them. organization. He asked the next meeting will be in Sewall Hall R.D.C. will support the local Barker feels that the budget The masters considered these students first to take a poll to find Monday 7:30 p.m. * * Democratic candidates and that an out how the votes are distributed. increase wSis necessary since the instances to be a threat to the extended organization, Rice Linderman said that such a poll Fifteen students were present at club sports organizations went college system because continued Students for Carter/ Mondale will would serve the other, "maybe the Democratic caucus meeting. over the budget last year by almost displays of fireworks and yelling concentrate on the presidential more important" role of bringing According to last years' chairman, $1000. English professor Alan wars will make it more difficult to election. publicity and propaganda to the Jim Pye, the low turnout was a Grob, a member of the Rice find masters in the future. They campaign effort. factor ofthe limited publicity given University Athletic Committee, also felt that the incessant Farenthold, a Democrat "on to the meeting. "We didn't have Secondly, the group will be able feels that the budget increase was obscenities being yelled by men sabbatical from the Democratic posters up. The Anderson and and women from the colleges do Party," echoed Anderson's closing to obtain funds from the justified for two other reasons. Reagan people did." not contribute to the high quality remarks in Sunday's debates by organization's headquarters in "First, the rising popularity of of life sought by the colleges. outlining the national and global Washington D.C. for "important" Pool stated that her or- sports like soccer and volleyball issues she — acid Anderson — feels projects. Linderman cited the ganisation is also planning a America must face up to. purchasing of anti-Carter posters beerbust TG"in either the second Farenthold stressed that should Vice President Walter or third week in October and 11th ANNUAL HOUSTON Americans have never confronted Mondale come to Houston, as an dinner meetings with the the possibility of nuclear war. example. candidates. "This planet is wired for Finally, Linderman asked the "We want to publicize destruction, but the powers that be students to set up a network of Democratic candidates and don't discuss it," she said. correspondence in each residential generate the Rice vote," said Pool. "Anderson is not the sabre-rattler that the other two candidates are." In addition, she said that protection of the environment is important "for those who come after us" and that "the whole issue of nationalism" is "no longer adequate" for today's Bavarian Gardens problems. Farenthold endorsed Ander- son's 50/50 gasoline tax plan that SEPT. 26 — OCT. 26 calls for a 50 cent tax on gasoline Starts Fri. 7 pm • Sat. 6 pm MOB trip... Sun. noon • Mon.-Thurs. 7 pm Featuring: continued from page l incite the Aggie fans against the • German Foods • imported Beer MOB, whether or not the MOB's routine itself was particularly • Great German Music provocative. He feared that the indoors & Out MOB might become a scapegoat of • Dancing in the Beautiful Gardens an Aggie defeat. "We're the most obvious portion of the Rice fans," Present this ad and get • Games & Entertainment he said. for the Whole Family. Dye sees a possible solution to 50 The Rice Thresher, September 25, 1980, page 7 Thresher/Fine Arts Ballet premiere presages variety for Houston Houston Ballet manages to remain cohesive Jones Hall because the dancers are interacting September 18-21 with each other and with their own feelings on a fundamental level. Houston Ballet's four They dance as if the steps, though performances last Thursday often technically difficult, are through Sunday showcased pieces merely extensions of their inner running the gamut from classical selves. This interaction gave to ultramodern. Variaciones a sincerity and vitality The first number of the matched by no other number. program, entitled Space City, was All in all, it was a typical a world premiere by the company's premiere, with red roses and artistic director, Ben Stevenson. excessive curtain calls, champagne This dance, in the style of what and black tuxes, and an attempt to might be called "futuristic ballet," show as many styles of dance as was a combination of the fluidity Janie Parker in "futuristic ballet," Space City possible to interest as many people of ballet and the mechanics of unitards, complement the world plot of Scheherazade is very any opening night audience could as possible. The rest of the yeair robotry. This combination could they live in (suggested by silvery clichdd. It is the traditional story of want. promises to follow this general have been interesting, but Space cellophane draperies for sets). star-crossed lovers: a Sultan leaves pattern: a few classical stand-bys Citv was not very exciting. The However, the dance never made his palace to go hunting and Guest choreographer Chao San every show balanced by the more dance appeared to be about a any convincing statement about returns to find his favorite mistress Goh's Variaciones Concertantes modern works of Stevenson and future where people, clad in its idea. The dancing was beautiful with her lover. The Sultan kills the ended the program. It was the most guest choreographers. The Egypt lanesque silver lame' (especially the last section, a lover, then watches his mistress kill cohesive display of dancing all Houston Ballet 1980 season is highstepping Broadway number), herself. Despite all of this, night. Variaciones is modernistic certainly worth investigating. It is but 1 was left wondering what the Houston Ballet's staging of in style, like Space City, but its too diverse in its offerings not to object of the whole dance was; Scheherazade was a success theme is not futuristic but have something for everyone. primitive. Also like Space Citv. whether, in fact, Space City had because it managed to convey a Variaciones has no story, li any meaning at all. sense of real tragedy over the — Deborah Knaff Next came the two stand-by betrayal of true love. classics of the program: Fokine's Le Corsaire, danced by Houston Scheherazade and the Grand Pas Ballet's prima ballerina Suzanne de Deux from Le Corsaire. Longley and Peking Ballet's Li Scheherazade, with elaborate sets Cunxin electrified the audience. and costumes from the London The pas de deux, a duet between a Festival Ballet, is a typical piece of queen and a slave, is one of the its period: a lot of time and most spectacular in the classical beautiful music is wasted as the realm. The two dancers clearly dancers walk around stage, enjoyed being able to show off bowing and gesturing and not their virtuosity. The opening duet Suzanne Longley and Li Cunixin in Le doing any real dancing. In addition wa^, a little shaky, but the Co rsaire to these periods of no dancing, the advertisements were as explosive as Accounting Seniors The vitality of the energy industry—combined with progressive leadership—offers opportunities for creativity, recognition and advancement seldom Andrea Vodehnal and Dennis Poole in Schtherezade equalled in professional accounting. PLACEMENT OFFICE INTERVIEWS It's all at ARCO Oil and Gas Company. 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Along the Martian homogenize her artistic technique Equator, 1973" are rather and scientific knowledge in order disconcerting; the question which to create a new dimension of invariably comes to mind is, does beautiful sculpture and painting. this woman have science envy? The inherent problem this mixture While explaining her own work of art and science presents is to curious spectators Graves said overcome in most of Graves' aspects of science and artistic sculptures and some paintings; technique are "points of reference unfortunately, it also reduces that become combined" to form many of her works to pseudo- something new. When asked if she scientific catharses. considered herself to be a scientist Two displays of artificial bones she replied, "I have no interest in which decorate parts of the CAM's being that [scientist]", but she did floor are products of a series of state that "I have to know enough events beginning fifteen years ago. so I don't make very bad While in Paris on a Fulbright, mistakes." Graves travelled to Italy and 'KHWNt ««* r' ;ti»« mim*. - Hvi, Graves may or may not use the visited the Museum of Natural (Ml I MftWS TM4 t • ; The Rice Thresher, September 25, 1980, page 9 chan BLACKS So impe every Views of the black experience time, clean by Pam Pearson photos by Laura Rohwer I'm t Rice has so few black undergraduates being accepted. The low density of any large claims to Rice prejudice; now, that there often seem to be more black blacks here has become almost self- bigotry is often mentioned as the peop faces in the kitchens and college perpetuating, for it is difficult to exception and not the rule. from bathrooms than attend classes, none of convince someone that blacks are Finally, it must be said that anyone here, which are taught by black professors wanted here after he or she has spent attempting to write about the problems schoc since there are none here. Often proudly some time on a campus with so few of a racial minority treads a rather Th« described as a Texas institution, the black faces. narrow and dangerous way between if yoi Harvard of the South, less than 5 This article, limited as it is, still accusations of bigotry on the one side Reginald Stoker is a Hanszen white percent of the undergraduate student manages to present the viewpoints of and a kind of racial one-sidedness on freshman planning to major in Legal thing body is black in this state with a 13 close to 10 percent of the black the other. Even so, no true middle road Studies. percent black population—a figure that undergraduates by virtue of thefact that I was exists for a subject as volatile—and, at be do looks even more meager when there are so few of them. Small wonder, Rice, as ignored—as this one. Most of My first impression of being black compared to the traditional Ivy then, that Rice has the reputation in the again! the views expressed here do not at a predominantly white institution, leagues. general black community as a "school my fr necessarily reflect those of all the where rich kids primarily go, is very for rich white boys." The shame of it is grand One-half of all blacks at Rice are approximately one hundred black interesting in that you really that Rice is fairly free of the most generc scholarship athletes, which—at least on undergraduates at Rice. Also, for the experience no overt racism. If it blatant racism so often evident in some shoulc the surface—suggests that a black record, I am white, and none of the exists, it's totally covert; and it's so far went prospective must offer more than of the surrounding communities. None members of the Thresher editorial of the persons interviewed below have covert that you'll probably never see it Frida academics to stand a good chance of board are black. unless you overhear it at a table or natun something. My first impression of there, open-minded, to be able to see beyond tells me that they've totally discounted Rice is that I can get along with attack racial, ethnic, caste differences, but the possibility of my being here on an anyone. That's what it all boils down threat! that wasn't the case. Given the chance, academic scholarship and they'll go to: The more people know you, the you I doubt that I'd come back here. I don't right down the line: If you don't play more they see that you're out with it, surpri: think this social environment is football, then you must play you're nice, that they have nothing to called conducive to black intellectuals, basketball; if you don't play fear from you, the more things will the ot because I and others who have basketballitthen you've got to play confided in me don't feel that we've track. I don't think they realize that blossomed intellectually. I feel that this is considered an insult to assume I've stagnated, or even regressed. that the only way I could get in here is A number of students that Fve met on the athletic scholarship. here always want to integrate on their It's not the label ^oclf—or even own terms. This is the dominant "werner", for that raattca^that is culture, and this is the one that 111 have objected to, but rather theSel of Bennie Barnes is a Wiess senior to exist in when I get out. But I still premature stereotyping, thereby majoring in Sociology and Spanish. have cultural roots as a black person— limiting the range of possible When I came here, likea number of I'm not only an American but a black individual orientations for students other blacks, with an open mind, American—and I dont want to lose avidly seeking to become a part of the that ethnicity or that identity in the I dont feel like I'm an integral Rice community, it somehow didn't process. Yet most of them want you to member of this community. I can't Susan Baldwin is a junior at Jones in work out. For most of the blacks, I compromise that identity, and I'm Mechanical Engineering. assume that that's the case; at least it unwilling to accept that Academically, it's a challenge. I think was for me. I found, in a lot of I would adopt (BSU President) it's a challenge as much for the black students, what I like to refer to as a Carl Thomas' expression of "passive kinds of relationships.You're kind of students as the white students. But I cultural xenophobia—the inability to racism'' to the extent that a lot of think that, as a black student, I am a tolerate anybody else's mode of things that are said are not said you're going to little bit hungrier than a white student. thinking, type of behavior, manner or maliciously, but they hurt I see an opportunity that my parents, speech, thoughts, ideals, than their nevertheless. Something that happens on my grandparents and my great- own. to the black academs all the time is that not going to grandparents didn't have; and that's to I expected the students to be more people ask you if you play football. It what a lot are asking. attend a university, and a very prominent university at that. I know I have an opportunity before me, people together here than there was feet any pressure. I guess that's because before. of the neighborhood I grew up in and I don't see how anyone could lose the school I went to, but I can their identity. You wake up in the understand how other blacks who morning, and you see the same person come here and have never seen so may in the mirror every morning. Rather white guys may fjpl. If I had another than say I'd lost my identity, if I was chance to come here, I probably them I might say I'd become a little bit would. more cultured—learned to get along Being black on this gampus is and do better with the other side. another experience from being black There's nothing wrong with that. at other colleges that may be more You'll always have your identity, I half-and-half. Here, a lot of times think. I know I always will. when you see blacks, they're usually Athletes spend so much time alone. In fact, I find myself alone a lot together, maybe just like the black of times, too. But on a campus that's A1 Whitfield is a Richardson junior people here who have lost their half-and-half, say U of H, I would Calvin Fance is a Richardson senior majoring in Managerial Studies and identities spend so much time with a probably be in a group or clique majoring in Managerial Studies and plays tight end for the football team. certain number of white people, myself. Ths color barrier is harder for plays running back for the football Before I came here, all the way maybe they feel white. None of the some people to jump than others team. through school it was about half- athletes really feel like they're so black because of the way they were brought white, half-black—mostly white. So , or so white that they're any better than up, the things they saw in their lives. I come from an all-black school, and the first time I ever went to school with I'd already seen the differences between the rest of us, at least on the football I don't feel like it's really a matter of a white was the first day here. That was whites and blacks, and I could deal team. We don't feel like there's much black or white. It's really a matter of probably one of the worst days of my with it at Rice, although I hadn't been prejudice. the person. The fact that there are life. I could just tell that a lot of people around as many white people earlier. I I don't feel like there's any challenge more whites on this campus makes it don't feel that I've lost my identity or to coming here just because there are seem that the whites here are around were giving me a lot of phony anything because there are more white less blacks than there are whites. I don't prejudiced. smiles and whatever. I came up here ' The Rice Thresher, September 25, 1980 page 10 want to take advantage of it. Most more subtle in their approach and it whites here have parents who Were can be just as damaging and painful, culturally white, in that they've college graduates, and 1 don't think but it's not as obvious, like with racial accepted white values, white ideas. that percentage is as high among black jokes. The main problem, not only at Rice students. I don't think the things I've but in America in general, is that So it's a challenge, and it can be encountered here were meant blacks and whites have been taught frustrating, and a bit humiliating. I, intentionally to hurt. They're more that black people have no distinct personally, keep thinking, "Wow, if slips of the tongue. Also, there are a culture. That's just not true. It's almost my mom had had this chance to go to few whites here who haven't a way of thinking—a fuller, more well- school, she would just be great, great, experienced living so close to black rounded concept of life, a way that great, and I'm just blowing it, I'm not people. They are a little bit doesn't place different aspects of life doing it!" You take humilation very apprehensive about blacks, a little into neat, separate categories such as close to heart. insecure and uncomfortable. politics, religion, and so on. I can't really see that I've had any I think that the black population at Carl Thomas is a Lovett senior in Until white America realizes that, knowledge of overt racism. I do, in my Rice is very insignificant. There are so Legal Studies and English and is for better or worse, inferior or own heart, feel that every individual few blacks at Rice because Rice currently the president of the Black superior, there is a cultural difference has some private prejudices, and that's recruits one type of black—the low Student Union. between blacks and whites, it will true everywhere; but you're not really key, low profile, studious person who simply be impossible to reconcile those faced with it here at Rice. You're not is not very vocal in his opinions. I I call those people who are differences. Once we'tfe recognized really dealing with the type of student think they could increase their physically black, but mentally white, those differences, then we can go who would be a blatant racist, because recruiting and find those blacks who homocultural. I'm not surprised to hear ahead and try to work them out. The the average white here is an have opinions and are not afraid to (Rice) students say that they don't feel problem is that this isn't happening intellectually superior white. They're voice them, honestly and sincerely. black, because they aren't. They're either in America, or here at Rice. Cheryl Washington graduated the woodwork.. I didn't |eel any I think these schools that have built- with the attitude that I wasn't from Rice and Jones College in 1978 pressure (to assimilate), but again, my in minority programs can delegate prejudiced. I wasn't looking for no and is now serving as assistant director reference point is quite different from their time to working both as a trouble, and I wanted to live a nice and of admissions. others. I've always been in intergrated counselor and a recruiter. So many decent life. I would say that my experience as a times, prospective minority students Fifty percent of the people here are black person here really can't be I don't limit myself by saying, Tm are not meeting our requirements all right, 25% are prejudiced and try to singled out as "my experience as a black, X can't do that.' If I don't hit the (such as taking the SAT) and that hide it, and another 25% are black person itere" because I make a mark, X look into myself; whereas slows down the process for us. I started prejudiced and don't try to hide it. As conceited effort not to think of myself other people may think they don't earlier this year visiting minority an athlete, it's sort of different, since the in categories. I've found that people do succeed became they are a woman, or schools. guys on the team are very close. That's that enough for «e, and I don't need to because they're black. But it can't When I got here (in 1974), I joined why athletes isolate themselves to the help them. always be that. the BSU, and I've looked at athletics, because a lot of people Since I came from a white school, We did experience a slight increase then. Now, I need their help., around here don't even show any my adjustment was basically nil to the in the number of black students have my on-campus day fori coming in this year, and that was a llor humanistic characteristics. concept of a majority white school and students (on October 17) I have the support of RAM AS incj I haven't really gotten into any vocal all-white instructors. Other students move in the right direction, but the mil confrontations over race, but you do don't have that background, and it's numbers will be increasing, hopefully, BSU. It would be absolutely It notice a lot of things. You walk by a sort of Uke culture shock. They're with the type of programs we're trying for me to have to host a person in the morning, and I've usually dealing not only with what everyone to revitalize, such as the minority Chicano student with a white *d got a smile on my face because I'm else is dealing with—their recruitment committee. We're goingto student It would just blow the whole th basically a pretty happy person, and workloads—they're dealing with focus on, first, Texas, to increase the point. I think that just now, faced with as he'll try to walk by you like he don't settstis a«||usted to not being around numbers of minority students that we (low) minority student enrollment and *y even see you. For a wliile I let it bother black people, people that don't have keep in-state to go to quality schools the lack of black professors fcere, >le me, but they're really isolating the same cultural,references. (such as Rice). Many of them are being they've finally become aware that they iy themselves. Now I just don't worry I never felt any racism or bigotry. heavily recruited to go to Yale, can ^haye a voice in seeing that rc about it. It's fairly easy to assimilate; maybe too Princeton, Harvard—and they eagerly something positive happens in these easy because they just sort of fade into areas. Th e Rice Thresher, September 25, 1980, page 11 Records Secret Affair bound for new wave glory, boys Secret Affair "My Generation." Fast paced Panorama The Glory Boys dance tunes include "Shake and The Cars Shout" and "Going to a Go-Go." A Once in a great while, music so varied array of premium rock Panorama showcases The Cars unique comes along that it songs fill out the remainder of the technically polished 'pop wave* deserves rabid praise. The Glory album. sound while including few Boys' Secret Affair alters the Innovatively exciting, the most fundamental surprises. The attractive facet of the album's standard new wave formula so group's basic talents remain The Cars finish dead last. favorably that it is such an album. music is that it is simply fun unchanged, but perhaps their Possessing raw energy only listening. The Glory Boy's Secret earlier albums' tremendous success cuts. Painfully one-sided comparable to that found in the Affair creates no new musical has spawned a bit of complacency. relationships are depicted on early 60's, Secret Affair melds forms but simply returns to the The album's lyrics focus "Gimme Some Slack" and "You power chording, dynamic horn premise of rock as pure singularly on the lead vocals of Ric Wear Those Eyes." accompaniments, and soaring entertainment. But isn't that Ocasek, sounding more influenced harmonies into a thoroughly The real Glory Boys of new wave enough? by The Talking Heads than "Down Boys" and "Up and ecstatic listening experience. Rating 1- previously. Songs of young lust Down" stand out as having the Boys" and "I'm Not Free (But I'm and romantic solitude dominate most raw energy. "Don't Tell Me Pursuing the musical ideal of Secret Affair by the Glory Boys No" amusingly relates the rock as a venue for teenage Cheap)," continue the tradition will be aired tonite at 10 p.m. on the album with "Panorama" and "Misfit Kid" being the strongest psychotic attitudes of someone frustration, the songs "Glory begun years ago by The Who's KTRU radio. who insists things be just as they please. With music so mundane as to be irritating, "Touch and Go" and "Getting Through" occur as E-Systems continues glaring weak spots. "Running to You" compares most easily to The Cars' earlier albums with the tradition of beautifully simplistic synthesizer work and choral harmonies. the world's great problem solvers. While Panorama is basically a good album, it does not compare Maxwell's electro- taining a reputation for write: Lloyd K. 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The University of St. Thomas Jazz Messengers on Friday, and Arnett Cobb with bassist Rob Wasserman are all Department of Drama opens its fall season with the Mill Lxirkin's All-Stars on Saturday. Not only is it masters of their instruments and a Southwest premier of Barbara Graham's latest free, but it's right across the street in Hermann Park. couple of others. They were work. A contemporary drama (it opened just last featured in their own composi- year at Berkeley's Stage Company), Jacob's ladder tions, including a high-powered concerns a mother whose husband returns after a fiddle duet, an acoustic funk piece, nineteen-month absence to reclaim their nine-year- and a bass solo ("Bass Space") old son. Having to choose between the family she which, according to one audience wants in the long run and the separate identity she member, was "so good 1 could needs at the moment is the central dilemma of this have come." humorous look at present-day relationships. They spent the rest of the David Grisman Quintet Directed by Sam Havens. Tickets are $2 for evening thoroughly convincing students. Sept. 25-27, and Oct. 1-4. Telephone 522- —G. Spradley everyone that music doesn't have The David Grisman Quintet 7915. to be electronic to be electric. Their Septefnber 20-21 songs, original and otherwise, Rockefeller's blended many aspects of acoustic Say Goodnight. Grade. Stages' current offering has These guys are good. jazz, gypsy folk, Appalachian absolutely nothing to do with George Burns and That's the best way to describe country bluegrass, as well as a few Gracie Allen. The title, we are told, is a "fitting this unusual group who last that couldn't be discerned. They epitaph or symbol for the first TV generation who Saturday, in the intimate club had all the essentials: energy, is the focus of this play" by Ralph Pape. The setting setting of Rockefeller's, turned a technique, style and humor. (Just is September, 1976, as five characters in their late mellow white wine and Heineken for fun, someone might throw in twenties examine the directions of their lives on the audience into a rather enthusiastic "The Sailor's Hornpipe" or a eve of the ten year reunion of their high school class. throng. This all-string, all- James Bond theme in the middle of Thursdays through Sundays untij Oct. li. 709 acoustic, all-instrumental band the John Coltrane arrangement.) Franklin Street. Telephone 225-9539. And boy, did those 50 fingers fly. played slightly over an hour of, Joeseph Jarrnan of the Art Ensemble of Chicago well...music. Though their product Grisman, in his typically casual is by no means obscure, their style manner, mingled with the audience Comedy: Museums resists classification. Even the in between and after the band's poster advertising the event shows. He has more beard than Chrysler Died For Your Sins. The Comedy Art from Houston Corporations I. At Sewal! jj described it as "bluegrass, face, but I talked to him anyway. Workshop presents its new comedy review, with the Gallery; catch it when you can. Mori.-Sat., 12-5 p.m. ; jazz/swing/gypsy/classical and "Hi," I said. traditional improvisational act based on audience through Oct. 11. more." David Grisman calls it "How're you doing?" he said. suggestions. Tuesdays through Thursdays at 8:30 "Dawg Music", and if you hear it "Quite a show," I said. p.m., and Fridays and Saturdays at 8 and 11 p.m. At live, you'll like it. "Thank you," he said. the Comedy Workshop Cabaret, 2105 San Felipe. Cliche- Verre: Hand-Drawn. Light-Printed. A Grisman plays lead mandolin, So much for my interview... Telephone 524-7333. Survey from 1839 to the Present. At the MFA, does all the talking, and lends his Fiddling aside, he really is a nice Andrews Gallery, through Oct. 26. name to the group, but he certainly guy and an excellent band leader. Music: doesn't dominate the music. Grisman's quintet ranks as the ft Guitarist Mike Marshall (a state finest act I've seen in a club concert Houston Jazz Festival. SUM concerts hosts their Nancy Graves: A Survey 1969 tol980. At the CAM fiddle champ), guitarist Mark to date. "first annual" jazzboree in Miller Outdoor Theatre. through Oct. 26. O'Connor (a national fiddle —Geoff Spradley RECORD SALE Jazz Folk Classical Rock (Also selection of cassettes) >• • Shop early for best selection RICE CflmPUS STORE The Rice Thresher, Stpttmbtr 25, INI, ppfe 13 THE RICE THRESHER/SPORTS Offense moves, defensive secondary crumbles at NO Despite the loss, Alborn and early in the first period, ran for 68 several players felt that the Owls yards on 20 carries, including a were quite impressive in some five-yard TD, and completed 7 of areas. "I was proud of the fact that 14 passes for another 112 yards, we lined up and knocked them off including a ten-yard touchdown the football," praised Alborn in strike to tight end Robert Hubble. talking about his offensive line, a The game stayed tough for three vital part in the Owls' 257 rushing quarters. Tulane scored early yards. midway through the first period on Alborn's apparent confidence in a well-engineered 80-yard drive. the running game pleased Calvin Hall's first touchdown throw, a Fance, who played a superb game. 12-yarder to Griffin, highlighted "The line made good holes. I'm the drive that gave the Green Wave glad we ran more because you live a 7-0 lead. and die by the pass," insisted The Owls, however, were not to Fance. be denied. Hoffman, mixing The game was dominated by running plays between Fance, I Robert Hubble tied the game in the each offense, geared by fine fullback Frank Wilson and There were more Greenies behind Calvin Fance (33) than in front of him third quarterwith this 10-yard TD individual performances on both himself, brought Rice 93 yards on Saturday night. Bill Lichtensen (94) makes the play that elluded Donny Rice reception from Robert Hoffman. sides. Tulane quarterback Nickie 14 plays, consuming over six (37), Sly McGrew (90) and James Sanders (on turf). Newell Wallace (71) — Naomi Bullock Hall and flanker Robert Griffin minutes. Fance looked particular- approaches from background. —Naomi Bullock by Jay Grob combined to break two school ly strong on the drive with inspired The Rice football team found a records. Hall (19 of 31 for 273 runs of 15, 6, 13 and 6 yards. intercepted a low pass from air, hitting Hubble on a beautiful new route to a familiar result when yards) threw for each of the Green Hoffman took the ball in himself Hoffmann in the end zone that was 10-yard scoring strike. Sam's PAT intended for the 6-8 Hubble. He they dropped Saturday's contest Wave's five touchdowns, breaking from 5 yards to score. Kenneth was good and the Owls seemed on returned the ball to the 19, and against Tulane 35-14 in the New the Tulane record; and Griffin Sam booted the extra point to the verge of beating Tulane for the Tulane, inspired by the defensive Orleans Superdome. surpassed another mark by knot the game at 7-7. second-time in as many years. play, drove 81 yards on six plays. Rice traded a haphazard air catching four of Hall's TD tosses. The Owls held Tulane after the Hall effectively mixed runs and The fourth quarter, however game for a potent ground assault, The Owls also produced several kickoff and took possession at the spelled disaster as Hall constantly sterling showings. Running back Rice 43, following a 41-yard punt passes before again hitting Griffin while Tulane consistently beat the in the end zone from the Rice 19. picked apart the Owl secondary for Owl's defensive secondary to make Calvin Fance bounced off enough by Greenie Vince Manalla. Rice long gains. During the fateful final With a 14-7 lead, the Green the difference in the match. Tulane defenders to pick up an once again moved the ball at will quarter, Hall completed eight Wave totally surprised the Owls by The game was tied 14-14 after impressive 151 yards on 23 carries. on fine carries by Fance and passes for 139 yards, including successfully executing an onside three quarters, but Tulane Backup quarterback Robert Hoffmann, driving to the Tulane 3. scoring strikes of 15 and 20 yards kick. It looked as though Tulane exploded for three touchdowns in Hoffman, who replaced starter The Green Wave upset the drive to Griffin and a beautiful 44-yard was sure to score again as Hall the final period by consistently Randy Hertel after an ankle injury when linebacker Frank Robinson pass to flanker Marcus Anderson drove the Wave to the Rice 13 but beating the Rice secondary. to make the final 35-14. The Owls Rice defensive back Rickey never managed to get the ball past Head coach Ray Alborn seemed Thomas foiled the drive by midfield in the final fifteen somewhat surprised by Tulane's intercepting a crucial pass in the minutes. fourth quarter passing explosion. end zone. "We didn't know whether he was Rice opens the home season reading coverages or whether the} Teams traded possessions as the half wound to an end. With 12 against Louisiana State University were designating routes. He (Hallj seconds remaining, however, Rice Saturday at 7:30. LSU is currently did an excellent job,"explained defender Marc Seguin intercepted 2-1, losing to Florida State in the Alborn. "Also, they threw to their another Hall pass at the Tulane 35 opener but coming back with tight end more than they had been and returned it 6 yards to the 29. victories of 21-0 against Kansas doing."Safety Mike Downs added, With three seconds remaining, the State and 23-20 over Colorado. "He (Hall) was good but we didn't Owls' Kenneth Sam attempted a 46 Offensive coordinator Les play as good as we could have." yard field goal but was wide to the Koenning would not make any Key plays decided the game, left, sending the Owls into the predictions about the starting according to Alborn. "We had locker room trailing 14-7. quarterback for Saturday's, contest. "Hertel is doubtful Hubble open in the end zone when The second half saw another (because of the injury). We don't they intercepted the pass (in the long Rice drive stall at the Tulane know if he'll play. It just depends second quarter). It was a 3. The Owls, after moving 74 yards on what happens as the work touchdown," lamented Alborn. Hoffman's (12) five-yard dive in the second quarter knotted the game at 7-7 on 12 plays (again with long runs progresses." "Our inability to get the ball in the after Kenneth Sam's PAT. -Grungy by Fance and Hoffmann), could end zone hurt." not push the ball over the goal line. Alborn and Koenning hint that On fourth down and three, one of the two freshmen, Doug FranK Wilson was stopped for no Johnson (who saw action for two ARMY ROTC: gain on a sweep to the left side. plays against Tulane, throwing Rice scored again, though, after twice without success) or Philip forcing the Green Wave to punt. Money may draw the starting THE COLLEGE COURSE Instead of running, however, assignment. Though Hoffmann challenging and educa- Hoffmann finally began to utilize did a good job of executing the tional. You'll be challenged his passing game, hitting tight end veer, Alborn may use the in such exciting areas as Hubble for 24 yards, bringing Rice opportunity to add some marksmanship, rappelling to the Tulane 19. Three plays later, experience to one of his talented and orienteering. But that's Hoffmann once again went to the freshmen. just part of it. 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LEARN WHAT IT TAKES TO LEAD. 527-4956 io ON rnoiR sr The Rice Thresher, September 25, 1980, page 14 VOLLEYBALL Hludzinski back Owls are winnning again after three losses at Rice Invitational Friday night at the expense of "We made too many mistakes at Following the weak showing in Concordia, 15-12, 15-7, and crucial times. 1 don't blame it all on the Invitational, Women's dropped the final match to Texas inexperience. We lost our Athletics Coordinator Martha A&I Saturday morning 12-15, 15- concentration." Hawthorne met with the team to 8, 15-10. Karen Pollock, whose role at the bolster their confidence. She was Hludzinski started those four net is important for Rice's success, concerned that the team might be matches and the three at Wharton adds, "We just weren't hustling." down after the weekend losses, and Tuesday. In the first three matches She also saw a lack of she believes that Rice will make a of the Invitational she set and concentration on the court as well serious challenge for the state served, and in the final match she as a lack of confidence. But much championship if the team does not did some hitting. At Wharton she of that confidence has been lose its confidence. hit during all three matches. restored after Tuesday's matches Tucker agrees. "Although our Head coach Linda Tucker at Wharton. record doesn't show it, we're repeated Monday, **If she can play Monday Tucker predicted, farther along in fundamentals than without pain, she'll play. "Next time we play there's going to we've ever been." She forsees a "I might have to alter her hitting be a tremendous improvement in strong finish for this year's squad. a little bit." Tucker emphasized our offense." Her prophesy was that Hludzinski will probably not correct, as Rice plowed Pan Tucker was delighted with the Karen Hludzinski (3) was back on the court Friday. Nina Akai (8) hits from hit as hard as she has in the past, American 15-7, 14-16, 15-0, and marked improvement at Tuesday's Hludzinski's quick set against Sul Ross that afternoon. but that her hitting is valuable continued the momentum to matches. "Mary Hunter did a good —Margie Sass because "she can push the ball defeat Mary Hardin-Baylor 17-15, job as a server off the bench. She by Steve Bailey Junior College Tri-Match in accurately from one side of the 15-11 and Wharton 15-9, 9-15, 15- was very consistent. Karen Pollock The First Annual Rice Wharton. court to the other." 13. also did a good job. She hit hard. I Invitational Volleyball Tour- Meanwhile, a new chapter was Hludzinski had been working "Our offense is getting better don't feel like she hit hard in the nament was successfully executed, added to the Karen Hludzinski out with the team for only two days and better. We're executing our tournament. Overall, our blocking but the Rice squad's performance story. prior to the first match Friday, and plays very well now," Tucker was better and we concentrated on was disappointing. The Owls won Rice dropped the first and her lack of familiarity with the appraised Wednesday. one thing at a time." only one of four matches this second rounds of the Invitational hitters and their lack of familiarity "Our overall movement, The Owls take the weekend off weekend in their first 1980 home to Lee College, 15-8, 17-15, and with her might have hurt the team. aggression and hustle were better." before returning to action in appearance. Tuesday Rice turned Sul Ross, 15-8, 13-15, 16-14. The But that excuse does not satisfy Pollock adds, "We were more Beaumont next weekend in the around and swept the Wharton Owls captured their only win Tucker. determined to win." Lamar Invitational. STEREO CLEARANCE HOUSE SCOREBOARD HAS LOWEST STEREO PRICES. Women's tennis — Texas Sectionals Bevery Bowes 6-0, 6-0 Susan Torrance Doubles Sul Ross 15-7, 15-13 Concordia Singles Tracie Blumentritt 6-3, 6-1 Pam Hill Holland and Cushing beat LSU, Arkansas Texas A&I 7-15, 15-10, 15-7 Lee College Winners on left Kristen McKeen 6-2, 6-1 Jane Johansen opponents. Southwestern 15-3, 15-17, 15-7 *Mn Vicki Kerr 6-4, 6-0 Rhonda Lewis Albert and Smith beat LSU opponent. Sul Ross 16-14, 15-4 Texas A&I Elizabeth Burr is 7-6, 6-4 Wanna Hadnot Tomasco and Parker beat Arkansas opponent. Lee College 15-8, 17-15 Rice Tracie Blumentritt 2-6, 6-2, 6-2 Diana Beverly Bowes 6-1, 6-3 Tracie Blumentritt Tomasco and Good beat LSU opponent. 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In the by Kay Abrahams The Rice women's tennis team finals of the women's 21 singles, The Rice men's tennis team held its own against tough Rice's Melissa Golden lost to traveled to Baton Rouge, competition in the Texas Adult Athena Blair of North Texas State, Louisiana this weekend to Sectionals at H.E.B. Tennis 6-1, 6-2. participate in a tournament Center in Corpus Christi, In women's doubles, Hadnot against LSU, Clemson, and the September 19-22. and Blumentritt lost 6-3, 6-1 in the University of Arkansas, at Little In women's singles, Rice second round to Chisa Packard Rock. Based on straight head-on freshman, Wanna Hadnot lost in and Torrence of Corpus Christi. competition, Rice placed third in the first round to Elizabeth Burris Under the guidance of new the tournament. The Owls won of Friendswood, 7-6, 6-4. women's coach Brenda Hook, the two of three matches, beating Tournament fourth-seeded, Tracie team is shaping up well, though Clemson 7-2, losing to LSU 5-4, Blumentritt made it to the semi- then whipping Arkansas 8-1. The inexperience is a major problem. Mark Holland won all throe of his singles matches at LSU this past weekend. finals, where she lost to top-seeded Owls placed second in the "We're not mentally tough, yet," (See results, page 15.) Laura Rohwer Beverly Bowes 6-1, 6-3. Bowes tournament in total matches won. explains Hadnot. When asked the match at tour-all in the third set "This is the bfest tournament I've went on to win the tournament about the team's future, Senior Mark Holland's play tie-breaker, it was Holland's played at Rice so far," affirmed over second-seeded Vickie Kerr of Blumentritt replied, "I'm was consistently strong. Holland's experience and coolness under Holland. Midland. Others seeded were optimistic. We're playing UH record speaks for itself—he won all pressure that pulled him through. And coach Larry Turville Kristen McKeen, Debbie soon. We'll know how good we are his singles matches and two out of He hit a service winner against comments,"I'm very pleased with Garwood of Austin, and Susan there." three of his doubles. Serving for LSU to clinch the match. Mark Holland. I think his confidence level is considerably Sheraton Seasons Banquets for better than last year. He's just switched to a Prince racquet, and I think it's helped his game." The match against LSU was very close and could have been a victory for the Owls as they had match points in two of their ALL KINDS OF TASTES matches—John Albett's singles and his doubles with Smith. From original concept to the last cup of coffee, a Cushing and Tomasco played Sheraton-Houston banquet is an extraordinary adventure in good taste. well in singles for they both won two out of three of their singles For the perfect atmosphere, enjoy gourmet dining and matches. Freshman Don Tomasco explained his loss in singles against imported wines amid glittering chandeliers and marble fireplaces LSU as the result of being nervous in rooms like the Florentine. Or if you prefer, because it was his first college match. "I was tight on Friday choose from a variety of our exciting party themes like the against Arkansas, but now I won't spirited Western Banquet or other unique affairs. have the pressure of playing college tennis in my way. I played THE STATESMAN BALLROOM LAVISH PRESENTATIONS much better during the next two Whatever you choose, you can be sure days." that your meals will be presented The team's next match is as artfully as they're prepared. Sunday in a dual meet for the Ruggles Cup against the University of Houston at Jake Hess at 1:30 p.m. SPORTS NOTES The women's soccer team hosts Louisiana State University here Saturday at 2 p.m. in preparation for participation in a university league that will begin competition in mid-October. Rice has played three other preseason matches this fall and won the first two. The Rice varsity golf team placed fourth of ten in the Playboy Intercollegiate Golf Tournament at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, THE FLORENTINE ROOM GRACIOUS SETTINGS September IS and 16, and seventh So our priests will feel their Our catering staff prepares of twenty-eight Ivy League and surroundings are as tasteful memorable meals with unforget- East Coast teams in the Yale as our banquets, we've redeco table style. From menu selection Intercollegiate Tournament rated our public rooms. The and meal preparation to seating September 18 through 20. magnificent Statesman Ballroom arrangements and decorations, Bud Ludwig shot the second accommodates 12(H) for receptions you can rely on the staff of best individual round of the and 850 for banquets. And our Sheraton-Houston professionals Playboy Tourney, three shots behind the leader. His final score 11 smaller meeting rooms are to season your banquet on the 36-hole course was 149. ideal for groups from 10 to 200 to successful perfection. David Townsend shot a 159, Daivd Steele 163, Mark Hendrix 166 and Steve Hatridge rounded out the Rice field with a 170. To make your next banquet an extraordinary adventure, Ludwig's 225 over 54 holes at call our catering department at 651-9041. Yale was the tournament's fifteenth best. He was followed by Steele at 234, Hendrix at 238, (s; Hatridge at 242 and Townsend at 256. The next tournament, Angelo's Intercollegiate, will begin October Sheraton-Houston Hotel 2. Twenty teams will compete in SHERATON HOTELS & INNS, WORLDWIDE the 36-hole event at Bear Creek Louisiana and Polk/Houston, Texas 77002/651-9041 Country Club. The Rice Thresher, September 25, 1980, page 16 INTRAMURALS Johnny Squad captures opener easily, 39-6 by Greg Holloway and Craig Yager snared a pass late the SOBS, two Greg Smith to Jeff of AOBTD. Wayne Watson Thursday League The Cunning Runts scored in in the game for the final tally. Joe Alton TD passes provided the caught the two Navy scoring the waning minutes of Tuesday's Cotton and Mike O'Reilly played offensive firepower. tosses. David Ronn and Jack Criminal Element eased past a contest to edge Dream Beavers fierce defense to ensure the Tanner gave AOBTD its 12 points. scrappy Yesterday's Heroes bunch (last minute victors the week shutout. Monday League by the surprisingly narrow margin Tuesday League before), 20-14. Criminal Element The Sid Rich SOBS remained Talk about a close game—the of 20-12. Bobby Orr connected opened their drive for the title with undefeated in league play by virtue Trained Seals slid past the Agonies This week's biggest game pitted with Kent Vaugh on scoring tosses of 20 and 18 yards. Orr also ran a lackluster 20-12 decision, while of a close victory over the of Defeat in overtime by a narrow the Cunning Runts of Wiess and one in from 17 yards. Captain •number two ranked Johnny Squad Roughnecks. The game ended in a three yard margin. The game was the Dream Beavers of WRC. The Doug Odom kept the Heroes close shook off a sluggish first half to 13-13 tie, but went to the SOBS tied after regulation on the Runt's last minute score gave them with a five-yard TD reception, record a 39-6 opening win. because of their 5-4 edge in scoreboard and the penetration a six-point victory, 20-14. Should while Byron Webb added another penetrations. David Paulas was tally. Tom Peeler's Seals move into the Runts now lose to Efficax the Saturday League 9:30 six-pointer on a 60-yard TD catch. the star for the Roughnecks. He league lead with a 2-0 slate. league would be thrown into a Fired-up QB J.D. Sitton led his scored on a four-yard run and on a Bloody Navy evened their three-way tie. A.P.C. Pendejos jumped all Fine squad to an impressive 34-8 six-yard interception return. For record at 1-1 with a 15-12 shaving Efficax demolished Who over Go Long en route to a 29-0 victory over the Renegades. He ran Knows, 32-0, behind QB David shellacking. for two TD's (70 and 20 yards) and Rice varsity, club athletics for Sept. 26 - Oct. 4 (ja^s^assing and running. Gaye threw for three more, to Robin threw two TD's to John Fite and Friday League Childers (two) and Pete Hoick. Mark Brown and ran for two Fri Sept. 26 M Soccer vs. Lamar RICE 4:00 p.m. Johnny Squad managed to David Evans ran ten yards for the himself. Renegades' lone TD. Sat Sept. 27 W Tennis vs. North Texas State U of H 9:00 a.m. survive a miserable first half before W Cross Country at Rice Invit Mem RICE 10:00a.m. The SRC 69ers came alive in the Wednesday League turning on the jets behind QB Jay W Tennis vs. U of Houston U of H 2:00p.m. Hebert. The Squad swamped second half to clip the Free Birds, W Soccer vs. Louisiana State U RICE 2:00 p.m. Number three-ranked Reckless 14-0. M Football vs. Louisiana State U RICE STADIUM 7:30 p.m. Clockwork, 39-6. Sun Sept. 28 MW Tennis in Ruggles Tournament JAKE HESS 1:30pm. Abandon survived a shaky start to Saturday League 10:45 M Soccer vs. Texas Christian U RICE 2:00 p.m. down the energetic Vigilantes, 20- The Rag outscored Crew X in a Thur Oct. 2 M Golf at Angelo's Intercollegiate Bear Creek C.C. 8:00 a.m. 7. Steve Dulin hauled in two TD's It was cyanide time for the WRC TD duel, 50-20. Keith Chappell Fri Oct. 3 M Golf at Angelo's (cont.) Bear Creek C C. 8:00a.m. from Vince Henry to lead the and Bret Hern were the stars for Freshmen as the Jones' Town W Volleyball at Lamar Invitational Beavmont 8:00 a m Reckless attack. Ramblin' Ross The Rag. Chappell threw for two Massacre provided the poison in Sat Oct 4 W Volleyball at Lamar Invit. (cont) Beaumont 8:00 a m. M Soccer vs. Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark 2:00 p.m Jennings put the Vigilantes on the TD's, caught another, and the form of a 18-0 whitewash. QB W Tennis vs. Lamar Beaumont 2:00p.m. board with a ten-yard TD collected a safety. Hem threw for Mark Cook scored two of the TD's M Football vs. U of Texas RICE STADIUM 7:30p.m. reception. four TD's. In One Step ...you can set your feet on six paths to career advancement! When Burroughs recruiters come to your campus, you will be able to discuss career paths with six different divisions, all in Southern California: COMPUTER SYSTEMS GROUP in Santa Barbara, Mission Viejo and Pasadena COMPONENTS GROUP — in Carlsbad MICRO-COMPONENTS ORGANIZATION — in Rancho Bernardo PERIPHERAL PRODUCTS GROUP — in Westlake Village PROGRAM PRODUCTS DIVISION — in Irvine TERMINAL SYSTEMS GROUP — in San Diego By dividing our company into groups, we are able to offer the resources of a major corporation and the visibility of a small creative group. We are involved in every phase of information processing, from electronic calculators to large scale computer systems. And to maintain our place in this highly competitive field, we are looking for talented men and women who are interested in challenge. Our six Southern California groups have openings for graduates in: ENGINEERING Electrical - Circuits, Control and Communication Systems Computer Science and Engineering Lasers, Microwaves and Solid State Electronics Mechanical & Material Science COMPUTER SCIENCE MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE Computer Science, Operations Research We offer you an excellent starting salary with merit increases based on performance Our recruiters will be visiting your campus on October 1,1980 To make an appointment, contact your Placement Office. Or, if you are unable to meet with us at that time, please send your resume to: Manager, Professional Employment, Western Region, Burroughs Corporation, 25725 Jeronimo Road, Suite 211, Mission Viejo, California 92691. An Equal Opportunity Employer. . where people make the difference The Rice Thresher, September 25, 1980, page 17 IN THE COLLEGES •>% BAKER and where. school party. If you have time or is a pre-LSU cookout with Brown WILL RICE David Miller Also, because of the over- ideas please see them soon; the at the Country Club at 5 pm. Cook whelming response, the deadline Dark Ages are arriving fast. a burger, meet a girl, and make Robin Baringer Baker's turn for escort service is for suggesting a name for the It was an age of pain, war, plague kickoff with plenty of time to this week (Sept. 28—Oct. 2). If you Women's Fall Formal has been and religious persecution. What spare. On October 2, two new The final practice for women's would like to be an escort, sign up extended to Tuesday Sept. 30. better time for a party? student reps will be elected to the soccer is tonight at 6:30 p.m. The on the glass in the outer commons. (Turn your entries in to your SRC council. All freshmen and tournament will be Sept. 26, 27, Nikki Van Hightower—the college office.) A set of tickets will JONES transfers are eligible. and 28. Powderpuff practices will tirst of the Greg Woodhams be given to the person thinking of Augusta Barone Lastest but not leastest, there be Mondays at 6:30 p.m., Memorial Speaker Series—will the name chosen. The traditional JB Formal will be will be a TGIF with Jones at Jones Wednesdays at 4 p.m. and speak Oct. 1 at 6:45 pm in the HANSZEN held again this year, but we are in this Friday at 4 pm. Later that day Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. Meet on Baker Library. There will be search of a new and exciting name is an all school picnic-pep rally and the WRC patio and practices will discussion and refreshments Anne Hutton for the dance. For this purpose, we rumor has it kegs will be given be from now until powderpuff afterward. Everyone is invited. The Wiess cabinet is coming to are having a contest. Entries away to the college with the most season. See Teri Perhamus if there Wine will not be served at dinner this Monday. There will be should be submitted to Jackie's spirit. are any questions. Convocation this year, so bring a reception at 5 p.m. at the There is a possibility that we will office by Tuesday, Oct. 1. The RPC your own party. Chicken Cordon Hustons' for the cabinet members. winner will recieve a fine pair of have a speaker after dinner next Bleu will be served (if this means The Hanszen elections for section tickets to the dance. Nora Feibleman Thursday. Stay tuned for more anything to you). rep., food rep., and social Jones is having another election info. coordinators) will be on Oct. 14. Tickets for the Shake Russell There will be a trip to Worden's BROWN on Oct. 1. We have positions open Any interested members are for one Associate Justice and one Concert are now on sale in the Ranch on Sunday, Oct. 19. Sign up Linda Bosse encouraged to submit a petition Off Campus Rep. Petitions for RMC. The concert will be in in Babs' office. It's free to WRC and run. The petitions are due Oct. these offices are due to Jayne Hamman Hall on October 10 at orientation advisors and freshmen. Brown has a cookout with Sid 7 (or before break) to Dan Duffield in 329N by 10 p.m., 8:30 p.m. Everyone else has to pay $3.50. before the football game Saturday. McCormack in 261. Sunday, Sept. 28. After the Rice—LSU game, come On Friday, Oct. 3, WRC is Check the sign by the elevators for Jon Jordan and Bill Smoot still to our Post-Game Dance in the showing the Beatles in Yellow incidental information, like when need helpers to work at the all' SID RICHARDSON RMC. Admission is $1.25. There Submarine. v Ken Klein will be plenty of beer and soft LOVETT £ drinks. V Russ Coleman Some things are here; others are Computer Science This week at Lovett there on the way. First the on the ways. A— will be plenty of opportunities for The sometimes annual Melodrama and Electrical Engineering OUlL Carol Wilder everyone to do something. Tonight is back. The show looks very, very Why don't we do it in the road there will be a study break in the good. It's your big chance to enjoy Saturday night at the Graduate commons at 9 p.m. sponsored by Majors Rice with no mental strain. All you Student Association Street Dance! the Baptist Student Union; all are need is a good popcorn throwing To represent the other pole within welcome. Friday promises to be arm. The show is October 8-11. On the GSA, Valhalla will endeavor to a great end of the week with the October 11 will also be have hot coffee for nighttime San Francisco Bay Area company developing state of Fifth Floor Party begining at 9 Oktoberfest. Participate, party, workaholics as an ongoing the art computer software and hardware for integrated p.m. Saturday. There will be a and enjoy. policy — for graduate students, it's voice and data office communications systems seeks cookout in the quad at about 5 Meanwhile this Saturday there free. talented individuals interested in: p.m. Next Tuesday night, Dr. Stephen Zeff from the Jones SOFTWARE School will be speaking on • Operating Systems education and careers in business • Real Time Distributed Computing COLLEGIATE CLEANERS and accounting. That will be down • Data Communications Students 10% Discount on in Lyle's at 6:30 p.m. Also, on • Office Automation Applications Drycleaning and Alterations Thursday, Oct. 2, Drs. Joan • Office of the Future Applications 2430 Rice Blvd. 523-5887 Boorman and Dieter Heyman will • Diagnostics Straight up the street in the village be reading Spanish and German in • Software Tools Lyle's at 6:30 p.m. Wine will be served, so even if you. don't HARDWARE appreciate poetry, come down for • Microprocessor Applications some wine and culture. • Digital and Analog Design cut here Elections for the Freshmen and • Telephony Women's representatives are • Data Communications changed a little to accomodate Midterm Break. The elections will ROLM Corporation, founded in 1969 by four Rice be held Friday, Oct. 3. Candidate graduates, has grown 50%-100% each year and EVEm^THURSDAjr petitions are available in Mrs. currently has 3,700 employees. ROLM's Tele- Paine's office, and are due communications Division is the leading •sl October 1. independent supplier of computer controlled voice and data business communications systems. 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The meeting will be followed Even though you outweigh me meet Monday, Sept. 29 at 8 p.m. in by an informal topic group 1 "ce •, by over 100 pounds, I don't think Sewall 307. A representative of discussion. , Old members, new • DGODlG S Thursday, September twenty-fifth you're too much of a coward for Bate's School of Law (University members and all interested are ;Jr | H j ® 7. Miller Theatre. Jazz, etc. concert. Free. 7:3 Media refusing to wrestle. of Houston) will be present to invited to attend. For more H caiennar °- center. The Battle of Algiers. $1.75. *** answer questions and distribute information, call Rick at River Oaks. Apocalypse Now (7:30). Heterosexuals unite!! Law School paraphenhalia. All 526-4530. In order to promote greater interested persons are encouraged *** Friday, September twenty-sixth understanding of heterosexuals in to attend. Rice Oxfamites and would-be 5. Deadline for removal of Incompletes. the Rice Community, all hetero- *** Oxfamites, meeting Tuesday, 7. Miller Theatre. Jazz, etc. concert again. sexual men meet Friday night Rifle Team meeting in the Rifle 12:15 Brown's cafeteria at Liza 7, 9:30 and 12. Chem Lec. A Clockwork Orange. 99c. 8. Rice Memorial Chapel. Ralph Holibaugh, early music Shepherd School at 9 p.m. in the fourth carrel on the Range at 7 on Monday. Anyone Bartlett's (head waiter) table. We concert. Free. third floor in Fondren. interested in joining the team is are going to discuss alternate 8. Museum of Fine Arts. No Regrets for Our Youth. $2. Refreshments will be served if the invited to attend. The Rifle Range fundraising projects including 9. Lovett 5th floor. Party! two of you will split a candy bar. is located next to the swimming prospective ping pong tournament 7:30 and 10. Media Center. Pickpocket. $1.75. All horny, unfulfilled women meet pool entrance at the gym. and more. If you can't come please River Oaks. Fame (7:15) and New York, New York (9:30). at the same time in Rice Stadium. *** call me — Margie Remenchik at Saturday, September twenty-seventh Come early. Overflow goes to the Rallyrallyrallyrally! Tonight 688-0861 before or after the 1. Media Center. Mighty Joe Young. $1. parking lot. BYOV. (Thursday) at 9:30 in the Weiss meeting for the scoop. 7. Miller Theatre. Jazz, etc concert again. *** Commons. Beer, then broomball *** 7:30. Stadium. Foorball. Rice vs. LSU. Look, you did sink all those ships with OWLS / EBLS. Be there, or be Colloquium — Electrical 8. Museum of Fine Arts. Europa '51. $2. over in the west Pacific, and you sober. Engineering Department presents After the game. RMC. RPC dance and party. $1.25. *** Ms. Eileen Boerger, Manager of did destroy the Flying Tigers, so RIVCF talk — Dave Billings will 7:30 and 10. Media Center. Waterloo. $1.75. don't get sore that we wouldn't Systems Programming, Burroughs River Oaks. Dark Star (4 and 7:30) and A Boy and His Dog (5:45 and 9). speak on "Prayer in the Old Corporation, Mission Viejo Plant play Pearl Harbor. Testament" in the Kyle Morrow Sunday, September twenty-eighth Sun-Yat-Sen California. "The High-Level Museum of Fine Arts. American Modernist exhibit closes. room of Fondren Library at 7 p.m. Microprogramming Language Mao Friday, Sept. 26. All interested are 8 a.m. until. Streets around main quadrangle. Graduate Student Association- Lord Mountbatton used on the Burroughs B-5900. and Gulf Coast Cycling Association-sponsored bike races. *** invited to attend. Tuesday, Sept. 30 at 4 p.m. in 7:30. Media Center. Love Me Tonight. $1.75. Regina/Regina *** River Oaks. The Philadelphia Story (3 and 7:15) and Adam's Rib (5:15 and John Parish discussion — Dr. Ryon 201. Refreshments will be 9:30). Date 202-1106 Bernie Rosenberg will give a served at 3:30 in Ryon Lobby. In a surprise announcement, lecture entitled "A Group *** Monday, September twenty-ninth General Shipyards revealed plans Autry House — St. Bede's River Oaks. The Gold Rush (7:30) and Safety Lost (8:45). Discussion on the Matter of John Episcopal Chapel Eucharist for the marketing of a new Parish" in Wiess Commons at 6:30 Tuesday, September thirtieth counter-piracy cutter for subsector Sunday 10 a.m. Evensong Sunday 8. Hamman Hall. Violin and piano Shepherd School concert. Free. p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 1. 5 p.m. followed by dinner ($1). For River Oaks. Blood Feud (7:30) and Seven Beauties (9:30). service. A private venture, the *** company plans to offer these ships Part time programming position more information call Kathy at Wednesday, October first throughout the spinward marches, available. Must have Motorola 526-3902 or 524-5880. 7:30 and 10. Chem Lec. Fiddler on the Roof 50c. this is the first military ship *** 8. Hamman Hall. Shepherd Sinfonia concert. Free. M6800 or real-time/assembly GSA Fall Street Dance will be held 9:30. Willy's Pub. The Home Brew Band performs musical numbers. produced by General since the ill- language experience. Contact Max fated Kuniner Class cruisers some this Saturday, Sept. 27 from 8 p.m. 7:30. Media Center. An Evening with Willie Varela. $1.75. at 661-9391. to 1:30 a.m. outside Valhalla. No River Oaks. Siddhertha (7:30) and Steppenwolf (9:15). years back. *** RG/LSG - The Rice Gay/ admission will be charged (of Thursday, October second Sure, you can get sex out of Rice Lesbian Support Group will hold course). 7:30. Media Center. Jour de Fete. $1.75. *** River Oaks. Italia (7:30) and Bread and Chocolate (9:15). girls. But, then again, we got its next business meeting Sun., penicillin out of World War II. Sept. 28 at 4 p.m. in 203B Sewall Foreign Service Officer Careers: Friday, October third Brochures for the Foreign Service 7:30 and 9. Chem Lec. Yellow Submarine. 50c. I think we need to look more at Officers for the Department of 8. Museum of Fine Arts. The Pawnbroker. $2. what a person does with his/her abbr. m.c.«m« State and the United States 7:30. Media Center. Hi Mom!. $1.75. mind than with his/her sexual Information Agency have arrived River Oaks. The Turning Point (7:15), Jr. High School (9:30) and All That organs. After all, Hetero or Homo HEY! My calculator has gone in the Placement Office. Jazz (10:15). can both be trite or uplifting. AWOL. It is a Texas Instruments Applications for the examination Saturday, October fourth Depends on what's inside. SR-50.1 know HP's are better, but must be received by Oct. 24, 1980. 12:01 a.m. All over campus. The first day of a four-day weekend begins. they're also expensive. The The exam will be given Dec. 6, 7:30. Stadium. Football. Rice. vs. UT. Q: How do you separate the men calculator was last seen on top of 1980. Pick up brochure and 8. Museum of Fine Arts. India. $2. from the boys at Sid Rich? my Phys 201 folder, left in the application in the Placement River Oaks. To Have and Have Not (3:30 and 7:30) and The Big Sleep (5:30 cubby holes in the Jones 9:30). A: With a Crowbar. Office, 301 Lovett Hall or the *** Commons. Do you know where it History Department. plays and exhibits There once was a young fellow went? If you do, please call Bill at *** Chrysler Died for Your Sins. Comedy Workshop. Tues. - Sat. at 8:30. Fri. and named Pope 526-6846. The only question I'll The National Research Council Sat. also at 11. 524-7333. Who plugged into an oscilloscope ask is "How can I get it back?" announces its 1981 Research "Jim Love Up to Now: A Selection" through Nov. 16. Rice Museum. 527-4002. The cyclical trace Honest! Associateship Programs for "Selections from Houston Corporate Selections" through Oct. 11. Sewall Of their carnal embrace *** Gallery. x3502. postdoctoral work in the sciences Had a damn nea**r* infinit e slope There's a new kid (obnoxious as he to be conducted in 16 federal "American Modernist Prints and Drawings" through Sept. 28, "Impressionist may be) on campus that seems to and Post-Impressionist Paintings" continuing, "Bernard Brunum: There was a young fellow named research institutions with Notebooks" through Nov. 2, "Cliche'-verre .. ." through Oct. 26 and "The be the object of the best and worst laboratories located throughout Hector in the Rice practical jokes. Hey Stereograph in America" through Nov. 16. The Museum of Fine Arts. Who was fond of a launcher- the United States. The programs 526-1361. look guys! 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