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Pasadena, California, Thursday, November 2, 1972 Number 7 Volume LXXIV ._------Coming Events Featured At Coffin Lauded As Ticket Office Best Ever Heard by Marc Donner Ladies and Gentlemen! Right by Etaoin Schroedlu vociferous conservative opposi­ this way are the wonders of the This week the Caltech Y is tion at Yale ever since he made Universe col1ected for your en­ sponsoring a talk by William his first pastoral rounds there on joyment by the far-seeking, ever­ Sloane Coffin, Jr., tomorrow a motorcycle. He was one of the watchful, always-eager-for-a-new­ (Friday) from 3:30 to 4:30 in Freedom Riders arrested in thing people at the Caltech Winnett Lounge, or outside on Montgomery Alabama, in May Ticket office. the Olive Walk if the lounge 1961, and followed up with two First on our list of marvels are overflows. more arrests on civil rights issues. the fabulous Romeros, the classi­ Rev. Coffin, chaplain of Yale Coffin Speaks Up! cal guitar sensations who have University, is a long-standing As U.S. involvement in Asia thrilled American audiences for activist in Civil Rights and escalated, so did Coffin's opposi­ the last nine seasons. There are TECHERS at Capra Ranch did not feel far removed from Tech life. Note the opponent to U.S. involvement in tion, which culminated in his four of these wonders: the father Food Service style barbecuing taking place. Indo-China, who has evoked indictment, along with Dr. (Celedonio) and his three sons Spock, for conspiracy in the (Celin, Bepe, & Angel)..These Feynman, Hertz, Ca/J-ra Ranch matter of draft resistance. At four, the Royal Family of that time Yale President King­ Spanish Guitar, will perform in Zorthien Judge man Brewster complimented Cof­ Beckman on Saturday, November Bios Enjoy It First fin on the moral quality of the II. (Highly placed sources claim Coffin-inspired resistance and ac­ that there are a very few tickets Darbs Best by Elwyn Loh Members of Lee Hood's group tivism at Yale. still available at low Caltech by Paul Harper Two research groups from the gave feedback, particularly on Coffin will speak at Tech on prices.) Dabney House and three Biology Division have found a immunological techniques and "Ethical Reflections on the Superman cornix may be right Immaculate Heart students took new way to combine science protein characterization. In the Indo-China Situation," At pre­ in claiming that Atlantis did first prizes last Saturday for best with recreation, during a week­ afternoon the latter group pre­ sent he is touring the country indeed exist. You won't know artwork at the Beautify the end stay at the Capra Ranch. sented the latest in antibody speaking about the war and unless you go hear "Atlantis -- A Behavioral Bio Building bash. Within the Biology Division, genetics and in microtechniques donating his honoraria to local New Look at an Old Myth" in The event was sponsored by scientific interaction has occurred of protein sequencing. peace groups. One Caltech pro­ Beckman one week from today, the Caltech Y, ASCIT, the primarily as collaboration on a Totally exhausted by the eight fessor lauds Coffin as 'the best Thursday, November 9. Dr. Master of Student Houses, and common problem, or through hours of discussion, the research­ speaker I've ever heard.' Tschoegl (thank god I don't have Robert Gilmore, Vice President personal relations. Biologists Lee ers retired to an "attitude Reduced Entropy?? to pronounce that one), profes­ for Business and Finance, and Hood and Bill Wood, together adjustment" session. After dining Today witnesses the inaugura­ sor of Chem E, will be the was co-ordinated by Barbara with Walt Meader and Barbra on a whole roast lamb, everyone tion of a new Caltech Y lecturer and it should be a lot of McCandless. Total cost was about McCandless of the Caltech Y, enjoyed ping-pong, wine and program, the Noontime Discus­ fun and interesting too. $900 - in addition to the $50 planned the weekend as a way to music. sion series with interesting Cal­ The armchair adventures con­ first place awards, money was present comprehensively the It Happened One Night tech profs. This noon Drs. tinue with the filmed account of spent for painting supplies, food, groups' work to each other and The meeting marked the open­ Morgan Kousser and Richard the voyages of Ra I and Ra II and a band. Painting was done to provide an informal environ­ ing of the Frank Capra Ranch Hertz of the Humanities Division to be presented on Friday, on panels in Dabney Garden, ment for discussion. The Caltech for use by Caltech groups. The will discuss the candidates and November 10. Norman Baker, which were later fastened to the Y contributed organizational and Ranch was donated to Caltech propositions on the November 7 the only American of the seven wall surrounding the site of the logistical coordination and the last year by Frank Capra, Tech ballot. (Also note that there will who set to sea in flimsy papyrus behavioral biology building for Division provided some financial alumnus and distinguished mo­ be a Candidates' Fair on campus reed boats, will narrate the judging. help. tion picture director. this weekend.) All interested complete story of the fantastic Judges were Dr. Richard Accompanied by spouses, chil­ Walt Meader, associate direc­ Techers are invited to bring their journeys across the seas. Feynman, Dr. Richard Hertz, and dren, and hangers-on, 27 re­ tor of the Y, who initiated the own lunch to the Y Lounge in Two more features - Drop Jerry Zorthien, who was de­ searchers attended the sessions. weekend, stressed the need for Winnett and join in the discus­ Day is one week from today and, scribed by Miss McCandless as a They later agreed that a need Caltech graduate and undergradu­ sion. of course, the national elections friend of Dr. Feynman. The existed for similar meetings ate groups to communicate their Next Monday, November 6, are on Tuesday. choice of panel number 14 as where one could obtain a better research and ideas to others and the program will present Tech's Continued on Page Four Continued on Page Three idea of the technical and scien­ said that the success of this one and only Dr. Richard P. tific resources that exist at Tech. session demonstrated the useful­ Feynman, who will speak on News Brieft- Phaged Out ness of the Capra Ranch for such something or other to do with Bill Wood's group began the discussions in a relaxed atmos­ physics, the arts, and anything sessions on Saturday by describ­ phere. Those interested in using else that comes up; Techers are ing their work using genetic and the Ranch can contact the invited to rap on anything with Tickets Available biochemical approaches on the Caltech Y for help in making Dr. Feynman (except, presum- assembly of the phage T4. arrangements to use the ranch. Continued on Page Three Available now through month, including tuition and November 10, on a first come, dependence allowances of $50.00 first served basis, 30 tickets, per month, are provided through priced at $1 each for CALTECH this program. In addition, appli­ STUDENTS ONLY, will be sold cants are eligible for other in the standing room area, stipends provided by the schools. balcony of Beckman Auditorium, Interested applicants should for the two remaining lectures on contact Juan Armendariz, School the L.S.B. Leakey Foundation of Social Work, The University series in Beckman Auditorium: of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas Robert Ardrey, November 14; 78712. and Jane Goodall, December 8. Do Not Pass • r" \ Social Work Education The GO Club l .// I)L Texas Style Attention all Go fans! The Consortium of Texas There is a Caltech GO Club /,){)! t-. Graduate Schools of Social Work which will meet every Friday at /-) is currently involved in a pro­ 3:00 p.m. in the Y Lounge, (//,j r'3AVINQ~ ,..cr81."~T t~""'-I'!IF"P' gram funded by the National Winnett Center. Institute of Mental Health that ArJr' it"'m nor ~f'llt wilb it-;<; I"i~';>'" r 1\1 l·t' -:-,\dJi n,:!,:! ot.__ ~ . _ window u r ,t, t" ,.' ,'_'l: Uk""" '"'' "I' • ru,~!i(:n on th"!' tf!'"er5~ her'?of. involves the recruitment of eco­ Russian Literature Class 2131 COM 1638 to-6B RKord of R91urned Item. nomical1y disadvantaged students, Available for English Credit - ~_'""'_ _.l including Mexican Americans, Language 155a, Russian liter­ Jim Hugg (ASCIT Secre­ Spivak noted that our credit at those present that they would, in American Indians, and Blacks, ature in Translation: The Nine­ tary) reasoned that all the money the bank was probably OK, all probability, get what they into graduate education in social teenth Century, may also be they had to begin with couldn't anyway), so in a sweeping mood asked for. - from The California work. Stipends of $200 per Continued on Page Six have been spent already (Sharon of generosity Morin reassured Tech, October 19, 1972. Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, November 2,1972 Editorial large property owners that will benefit. Almost everyone. else will suffer with a 7% sales tax. All funds earmarked for FORUM community colleges will vanish, with no allowance made for their replacement. Save P.C.C.!!! Vote NO!!! Max DelbrUck Propositioned?! Propositions Fifteen and Sixteen: State Employee Blasts Nixon Salaries and Highway Patrol Salaries. Whenever the Editors: In every general election California voters are faced with Governor decides to cut the budget it's the state employees On another page of this issue a conglomeration of measures, commonly known as "Prop­ who end up ~etting raked over the coals. These measures there is printed an Ad entitled ositions" upon which they have to pass judgement. A result are very strong, but they will end the inequities. Vote Yes. "The Nixon Administration is at of California's Progressive Reform Era, these measures Proposition Eighteen: Obscenity. This measure would War with America," and signed, among others, by me. This Ad are based on the principle that general electorate should ban: a) House raunch collections, b) most ASCIT movies, was drawn up by a group in have a direct voice in the law making process. Below are c) public display of Apollo, d) singing the DEI song, e) half Cambridge several weeks ago. Its our recommendations for the Propositions on· this Tuesday's of a Techer's vocabulary, f) most popular record statement, "A promise of peace ballot. collections, g) certain Baxter Art Gallery Exhibits, h) the in Vietnam has been followed by four years of an immoral war, at Proposition One: Bonds to Provide Public' Community Hot Throbbing Rivet i) all of the above. Unless you want the cost of hundreds of thou­ College Facilities. Support P.C.C. Vote Yes. to learn the answer the hard way Vote NO! sands of deaths, scores of billions Proposition Two: Bonds to Provide Health Science Proposition Twenty: Coastal Zone Conservation Act. One of dollars, and unimaginable Facilities. Vote Yes. bureaucracy is better than two hundred. Vote YES! suffering," is still true today. If Proposition Three: Environmental Pollution Bond Proposition Twenty-One: Assignment of Students to the last minute shuffle for peace Authorization. Although both sides have accused each other Schools. Handcuffing school districts only makes the should be successful it would prove, better than any theoretical of using "scare" tactics, we feel the risk to the state is problem harder to solve. Vote NO. analysis could do, that the same minimal and the benefits will be worth it. Vote Yes. -Peter W. Beckman and Gavin D. Claypool peace was possible four years Proposition Four: Legislative Reorganization. If organiza­ ago, and that it comes about tion is the key to success, the California Legislature has a A Matter 0/Opinion... solely as the result of the good excuse for failure. Help alleviate the problem. Vote political pressure the peace Yes. Proposition Seventeen: Death Penalty. A measure of a groups have been able to exert. society's level of civilization can be found in the manner We shudder at the thought that Proposition Five: School Districts. Help take some of the by Nov. 7 the peace, in fact, will sterility out of our public school system. Vote Yes. with which it deals with those who have broken its rules. not be securely established, and Proposition Six: Miscellaneous Consitiutional Revisions. In our culture murder is considered the worst possible that the Nixon administration, if Bureaucratic bullpucky, but neccessary. Vote Yes. crime, and the death penalty has been a convenient way to re-elected, will have four more Proposition Seven: Elections and Presidential Primary. dispose of murderers. Capital punishment has been used years to continue the genocidal arbitrarily, it has not acted as a deterrent, and under it war. This measure removes archaic sections of the state Max Delbrilck Constitution to bring it in line with the U.S. Constitution innocent men have been executed. We should worry about and recent court decisions. It leaves residence requirements­ prevention rather than revenge. Society no longer needs the up to the legislature and allows for an Oregon-type death penalty. Vote NO!!! REMINDER: primary. These changes are well worth making. Vote Yes. Proposition Nineteen: Marijuana. Under current Califor­ Scripps Party: Proposition Eight: Tax Exemption for Anti-pollution nia law the number of uncaught criminals wandering Facilities. "It is only fair that facilities which must be built around is simply ridiculous. Vote YES! for the public's benefit. .. should not have to pay ad -Peter W. Beckman Rides leave 8:00p.m. valorem [according to the value] taxes on such from Olive Walk installations..." - so say the supporters/ of Proposition A man's right to life is the most fundamental of all this Saturday Eight. Bull! Pollution control is the responsibility of the human rights. Yet those who use murder, kidnapping, and one who creates it. Vote NO. terrorism to achieve their aims, whatever they may be, have Proposition Nine: Bond Vote for Structurally Unsafe lost any claim to such a right. To them, the ends justify School Buildings. Despite its title, this measure will only the means. change the vote required to pass such a bond issue from The supporters of capital punishment plan to reinstate Thursday. November.2.~1m Volume LXXIV Number 7 two-thirds to a majority, and only for bonds for the the death penalty as it was before the state Supreme Court purpose of repairing, reconstructing, or replacing unsafe decision. When proof of guilt is absolute, such as in the Published weekly except during vacation and examination periods public school buildings. Vote Yes. Robert Kennedy case, there is no hassle. But the measure by the Associated Students of the Proposition Ten: Blind Veterans' Tax Exemption. Vote does nothing to prevent the sentencing of an innocent man California Institute of Technology, Incorporated. All rights reserved. Yes. to death, one of the opposition's biggest arguments, as 'The opinions expressed in all Proposition Eleven: Right to Privacy. A lot of fuss over infrequently as it may happen, it is better to set ten guilty articles are those of the authors men free than to hang one innocent man. For this reason, I and do not necessarily reflect just two words. Vote Yes. those of the editors, the news­ Proposition Twelve: Disabled Veterans' Tax Exemption. urge a NO vote on Proposition 17. paper staff, or the corporation. -Gavin D. Claypool Vote Yes. Editors-in-Chief: Peter W. Beckman Proposition Thirteen: Workmen's Compensation. Not for Gavin D. Claypool Associate Editor: Philip M. Neches trolls. Vote Yes. Features Editor: Ed Schroeder Proposition Fourteen: Taxation. What a rape! One man's Photography Editor: Ray Feeney exemptions are another man's taxes, but in this case it's the Sports i:ditor: Bob Kieckhefer Staff ...... •...... Mark Bails, David Champa, Tinkerbelle THE ASCIT FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE Darb, Marc Donner, Eric Eichorn, Paul Harper, Dennis Mallonee, Philip Massey, Dick O'Malley, Bob Schaff, Etaoin Schroedlu, Steve Sweeney, Alfred Hitchcock's millikan trOll. Photographers Dave Peisner Todd Boroson. Business Manager: lIarvin Mandel­ The Bird With The baum. Circulation Manager: Rob Olshan

The California Tech Publication Offices: 115 Winnett Center Crystal Plumage 105-51, California Institute of Technology, 1201 East California Boulevard, Pasadena, California 91109 Telephone: (213) 795-6811, extension 2154. Printed by News-Type Service, 125 7:30 p.m. in BAXTER LECTURE HALL South Maryland Avenue, Glendale, California. Represented for ~ ,WHIC~ P~LEM­ national advertising purposes by .• TAKES CARE OF -mAr National Educational Advertising ~ N:JN, ll-lE BIG HAND'S ~ 12, THE Services, Inco Second class postage Admission: 50C-ASCIT members and LITTLE HAND'S ON 3. CLASS DI5MIsSED1' paid at Pc:sadena, California. their guests; $1.00-anyone else Subscriptions '" .$1.50 per term $4.00 per year Life Subscription $100 Thursday, November 2, 1972 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Pa~e Three The Four-Color Tech Unfair Tuesday? Proposition 22- No Voter Fair Saturday SHAZAM! Proposition 22, the Farm Labor initiative, has been a , Beckman Auditorium will be (19th and 21 st districts), superior by Dennis Mallonee subject of public interest because of the controversy the scene of an all-day Voters' court judge (office #6), county "Why comics?" That is a concerning its qualification on the ballot. The measure Fair on Saturday, November 4. supervisor (district #5), and L.A. question that has been on the itself should be reason enough. While trying to drown the In addition to candidates for County district attorney will tongues of parents for a genera­ voter in a sea of verbiage, Proposition 22 is designed to office, there will be live enter­ speak and answer questions. tion. I answer them with another continue the problems in the farm industry, not solve tainment, including a rock band One-half hour has been allotted question: "Why not comics? and gospel rock singers. Hot dogs for each office. them. By not allowing an election to be held when the (hee---hee)." and apple pie will be. sold. Outside the auditorium candi­ Well, now that that's out of number of temporary workers exceeds that of permanent The Fair, sponsored jointly by date representatives and groups my system, the latest rumor to workers, it would take the right to vote away from migrant the Rasadena Area League of sponsoring or opposing ballot reach my ears is that Marvel workers. A "lettuce boycott" could not be encouraged by a Women Voters and the Star­ measures will have tables for comics has the rights to Mr. labor organization or member thereof without breaking the News, with the cooperation of their literature, and candidates Natural (R. Crumb's famous Caltech, opens at 10 a.m. with will circulate among the crowd. law. A sixty-day "cooling off" period before a strike would creation, of all things), and that the pros and cons discussion of The Voter's Fair is open to the great one wili take Amazing severely weaken the farm worker's position, as all California the state ballot measures. the public free of charge. Don't Adventures from the Beast with crops take more than 60 days to harvest. Don't support Beginning at 11: 00, candidates miss your chance to hear candi­ issue number 17. Whether this is this travesty of justice; vote NOon 22. for congress (20th and 24th dates in person and get last­ true or not I have no way telling - Gavin D. Claypool districts), state assembly (47th minute information on those - but have no fear, Beast fans, and 54th districts), state senate twenty-two ballot measures. your hero will be appearing that same month in Hulk number RFAnyone? How To Find 16l. Captain Marvel (sha.zam) Also in December, National A Bicycle For All Seasons Comics plans to put out three Term Papers For Tuition special magazines: 1) the Big Red by David Miller age anyone who might be by Dan Reichel cared for, ten-speed machine. Cheese is back - the original There is a clipping from the interested either in fixing these Of greatest importance in Whatever you decide, be sure to Captain Marvel (and all sorts of Star News on the news service's termites in the walls of the choosing your bicycle is to shop in bicycle stores, since only legal hassles as well) -- in a bulletin board about the fact citadel of scholarship or in choose the "correct". frame size. there do you find people who special issue of SHAZAM COM­ that an organization selling bogus submitting a paper to the Journal Choose the largest frame which are capable of properly assem­ ICS, 2) a new sword and sorcery term papers has appeared in' of Irreproducible Research, I you are able to stand over with bling bicycles and who will be magazine, featuring Fafrhd and Pasadena., The paper thinks the herewith submit a few abstracts both feet flat on the ground and able to help you choose your the Grey Mouser, and 3) the Institute has little to worry for improbable papers on various the pelvic area remaining at least bike. A toy store or department SHADOW (who knows what evil about, because of the Honor topics. one-half inch from the top tube. store is NOT the place to buy a lurks in the hearts of men? Only System, and because it is unlikely Biology: Mating Habits of the The next concern is to choose bicycle. Their sales personnel, the Shadow knows!). that anyone from the outside Boat-tailed Grackle. the type of bicycle to fit your who know little if anything Commentary world could write a term paper This bird's mating dance was riding needs. If you plan to go about bicycles, are usually the Comics have proliferated the that would pass a course here. reported by Benchley in the for rides of only short duration, ones who do their assembling. past year-and-a-half or so, aver­ The Star News thought that 1930's. He observed them on the without any extensive hill or What brand should you buy? aging about four new titles a perhaps the term-paper salesmen plains of Canada, and reported mountain riding, you should Stay away from bicycles made in month, and the end is nowhere should be on the lookout for that they were doing the Port­ choose either a one-speed coaster Japan, Taiwan, etc. These coun­ in sight. When people ask what Techers with R.F.'s in mind, land Fancy. Later reports indi­ brake bicycle or a model with a tries have developed their optics happened to the ten-cent comic such things as really bizarre but cate that in more recent times three-speed hub. The latter is to and electronics industries but book, I have to say, "It costs plausible-sounding papers which their dancing has gone through be preferred in the Pasadena produce bicycles and bike parts twice as much," because it does. would be sure to get F's. lindy-hop, twist, and boogaloo area, which is far from flat of poor quality. For coaster For the first time in a couple of Hmmmmm. In order to encour- phases, and the boat-tailed grack­ (check the local topo maps). If brake bikes, choose a Schwinn, decades, the comic book publish­ les are in imminent danger of you have even the slightest Continued on Page Seven er has some breathing room a larger selection to choose his extinction. thought of pleasure riding, don't between costs and profit, and favorites from. Is the twenty-cent History: The Zemblan Influence hesitate to get a ten-speed Paint-In though it may cost the reader comic a good thing? The Four­ on American Life and Art. bicycle. Even if you decide later Continued from Page One more to read his favorites, he has Color Tech thinks so. This is a review and analysis that your interest has waned, the of Pale Fire and Other Poems, by resale value is high for a well individual winner was, according John Shade, edited by Charles to Dr. Hertz, a compromise. Each of the judges favored. Xavier. YE The More You Look At It Physics: Laboratory Uses of vents different panels, so they settled Norton's Anthology. on a painting that none of them Continued from Page One This paper discusses some of liked best. - Top Leadership and Management Training the experimental vistas, particu­ ably, his kneecap). The winners, Will McCune, larly in gravitational collapse and Future speakers in this series Judy Muellnei and Paul Macchia - Two-Year and Four-Year Programs other realms of general relativity, will include Drs. Louis Breger reacted to their prize with "Now and Ian Hunter on 'Dreams'. we can afford beer and cigar­ - $100 Per Month During Last Two Years opened by the availability of a laboratory-sized semi-infinite Also remember the Nov. 20 ettes." McCune had repeated a - Scholarship Programs mass. appearance on campus of Hunter pattern that he discovered while Ecology: Seasonal Variations of Thompson, expert on the Hell's mixing colors in an art class to - Graduate School Programs the Snake and Troll Populations Angeles, author of "Fear and win. of Southeast Pasadena. Loathing in Las Vegas," and Dabney House harfed first - Two Years of Credit for Vets Three times a year, many hippie candidate for sheriff of prize over three others in the Continued on Page Seven Aspen. house competition. - Flight, Airborne and Ranger Training - Draft Deferment \~~~ .." .i, ... "ONE WeEK ONLY! . ::,.' - Cross enrollments can be arranged from . . California Institute of Technology ~EI,,!ra Army ROTC !;,.Ma~~an Capt. Mike Mears Major Jim Honl ~ ;.~, Military Science Dept. Claremont Colleges IJniv. of Calif., Los Angeles Claremont, CA 91711 Los Angeles, CA 90024 (714) 626-8511 (213) 825-7384 Ext. 2220 I~v\f~~~~:g;sy The Better It Gets ".:::. "~T~"'l1''vA:~~:~'''· I ~l:r~~l.~!~~;;~:t WEr): III. H U14' . "GmlIN M. - _"" Page Four THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, November 2,1972 Lombardo Paid Political Announcement Packs House "At Beckman by Bruce Reznick The Nixon Administration (and Richard Shaw) It would be very easy to make fun of Guy Lombardo, but it would not be fair. Lombardo, and his Royal Canadians, per­ is at war withAmerica formed to a sell-out crowd at Beckman Auditorium last Thurs­ day. That is, Beckman sold out, but Guy Lombardo did not. He We are ~ Nation ofdiversity-diversity in the beliefs juries ofordinary citizens consistently reject their played the same music he , of what acts and policies are best for America. But charges. became famous for over the last whatever our convictions,we know that all our hopes -They have unsuccessfully attempted to intimidate a forty years in essentially the depend on, the strength of the democratic process-the free press" They h~ve successfully intimidated television same way. integrity ofleaders and institutions and their obedience networks by implied threats to use the law as a means In less than two hours of to the'law. On this issue there are no RepUblicans and performance, the band ran ofeconolnic retaliation. through thirty songs and three no Democrats, no liberals and no conservatives. There -They have lied on an Ullprecedented scale: medleys - in other words, a very are onlyAmericans. Apromise of peace in Vietnam has been tight band. After the first few The Nixon Administration has shown contempt for followed by four years ofan immoral war; notes of many songs, a chorus of at the cost of hundreds of thousands recognition overcame the audi­ these principles. They. have abused the process of democracy and brought it into disrepute-ignoring the of deaths. scores of bilJions ofdollars, ence. Such classics as "Boo-Hoo" and unimaginable suffering. . and "Auld Lang Syne" were restraints oflaw and the obligations ofhonesty. They done the way the audience have corrupted the practice ofgovernment and Apromise to fight crime hasheenabandoned remembered, and wanted, them the spirit of America. by an administration that uses criminal done. methods for political spying. It was only when Lombardo This corruption ofdemocracy can be halted only attempted to play modern songs by driving them from office. that he ran into difficulty. John , . OUR DISAGREEMENT IS NOT JUST ONE OF POLICY. Denver would curl up into a -They have treated foreign policy as the secret IT IS A MORAL JUDGMENT. mass of blondness if he heard personal possession of the President, ignoring the In their contempt for the traditions of a "Country Roads" done with historic prerogatives of the Congress and the right democratic society~their contribution to the decline of saxophone and the twin pianos. ofan informed people to debate great issues before trust.in government and institutions-their,indifference On the other hand, "Love decision. to the candor and openness required ofdemocratic Story" and the theme from leadership-their eagerness to establish a partnership "Doctor Zhivago" deserved that -They have replaced a free economy with managed enterprise~managed in the interests of their own between. public officials and favored interests-in these treatment. The musicians were respects and others they are source of national noteworthy for their competence political welfare by men who are not responsible a and lack of enthusiasm - only to workers, shareholders or the public. corruption. SEG's were in evidence. The -They have opened the councils of government to America is not today's Gallup poll or, tomorrow's standout soloists were the Lom­ a handful ofgiant industries, granting them virtual election. It is 200 years of history~a tradition ofliberty bardo Trio, who ,made up for exemption from the law and the privilege of built and sustained through the labors of peace and the their lack of range and power by special information. an amazing amount of class; sacrifices.of war. It is a culture-a civilization-a way of -They have added to the tax privileges of the wealthy, life. Kenny Gardner's gestures while while allowing the. rest of us to bear an increasing singing "Harper Valley PTA" burden. The Nixon Administration is at war with that America. have to be seen to be appreci­ ~ ated. They have shown contempt of the judiciary process not out of p~ssiQnate conviction or ideology, but because In short, Guy Lombardo by naming-unqualified political friends to the highest they cannot understand why they should permit great captures the nostalgia fad, with­ courts of the Nation. principle to hamper their desires and interests. out self-parody, simply by being -They have brought prosecution after prosecution himself. He got a standing against political dissidents. They persist even though THEY HAVE BETRAYED THEIR TRUST. ovation. LET US THROW THEM OUT. Ticket Office Continued from Page One A very important note: Marie Marchowsky's performance in Jack Albertson Alfred Gelhorn Rov Lamson Frederic Morton Ramo with part of her company ACTOR PHYSICIAN HuMANIST WRITER of dancers was omitted from the John C. Bennett William Gibson Burt Lancaster Lewis Mumford THEOLOGIAN ACTOR Beckman Calendar. On Wednes­ TV WRITER WRITER & PLANNER Leonard Bernstein K. Dun Gifford Arthur Lelybeld Eleanor Munro day, November 15, she will be in CONDUCTOR LAWYER RABBI WRITER Ramo with a part-lecture, part­ James Bonner Marvin L. Goldberger Jack Lemmon Arthur S. Obermeyer PHYSICIST ACTOR INDUSTRIALIST dance demonstration of the ~l2k£XI~I'uB MEMBER techniques and training involved Richard A. Falk Bettv Jean Lifton Carl Reiner Joseph Campanella WRITER MOVIE DIRECTOR in creating a dancer. Ms. Mar­ ACTOR POLITICAL SCIENTIST Bruno Rossi Richard Goodwin Robert Jay Lifton PHYSICIST chowsky is now resident dance Norman Corwin WRITER PSYCHIATRIST, WRITER instructor here at Caltech, and WRITER Raymond Siever Cleve Gray David Livingston GEOLOGIST she has regularly scheduled ses­ Cortnev Cazden PAINTER LABOR OFFlCIAL EDucATOR Frank Stella sions in Dabney Hall. Barbara Harris Salvador E. 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Feld Felicia Lamport Eve Merriam Jerrold R. Zacharias ANYWHERE·ANYTIME PHYSICIST WRITER WRITER PHYSICIST, EDUCATOR A REGISTERED AGENCY =="':;:"->:)•., a tradition of personal SINCE 1'" service in A..~D freight GIVE TIME EFFORT TO RETffiE RICHARD NIXON forwarding This adverti5emel1t i~ not.'i!lthoriz;ed by any federal candidate and no fedenl Martin Lewin Transcargo, Inc. candidate iC\ responsible for any activity ofthe person!! placing this advertisement. St. 2240 N. Figueroa ~la.~. Los Angeles, CA 90065 p,o, Box 474, Weston. 02193 (213) 225-2347 Thursday, November 2,1972 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Pag;e Five Whither "Star Trek"? TechersAt. L.A. SYNCON by Philip Massey by Gavin Claypool The Committee for the Fu­ Those who attended the ture's L.A. SYNCON reached its "Space Age Madrigal" segmen t of climax Saturday with "Emancipa­ Syncon Saturday night at the tion" - a program featuring the Scottish Rite Temple in Los premiere of Ray Bradbury's and Angeles got a lot more than they Lalo Schifrin's "Space Age Mad­ planned on. The four Techers rigal", Gene Roddenberry, and attending the reception after­ Nichelle Nichols (Lt. Uhura of wards hit the jackpot. the United Space Ship Enter­ Gene Roddenberry, Ray Brad­ prise. ). bury, and others involved in The performance opened with Syncon were there, along with a dramatic reading and a dance K. Jeff Eriksen, Phil Massey, given by Nichelle Nichols, the Greg Simay and this writer. The latter being one of the most bonus was five cast members of beautiful things I have seen. Star Trek: DeForest Kelley, Pictures of galaxies and scenes Nichelle Nichols, George Takei, were flashed on the screen, James Doohan, and Walter which, combined with the dance, Koenig. displayed man's history up to the Caltech became a magic word new millenium begun when to start a conversation with. Apollo 11 began its mission. This Both Kelley and Roddenberry was followed by the Book of remembered the 1968 march Strawberry's "Enter" song, which Tech and other southern Califor­ had begun this Syncon. nia colleges held protesting the Gene Roddenberry showed a series' cancellation. Kelley was film of Star Trek goofs [side asked about the current attempts note: Kelem says getting the film to revive Star Trek, either as a for the ASCIT movies is in the theater-release film or another works] , emphasizing the need for series. "The networks are con­ humor in ourselves for the vinced," he said. "It's Paramount future. (Capt. Kirk: "Ahead warp that's holding it now." factor one." Spock: "You smart­ I asked Kelley what he ass."). thought the fans' reaction would Lalo Schifrin, who wrote the be if a new series aired, whether Mission: Impossible music, had they would automatically be wild set poetry of Ray Bradbury to about the show, or if perhaps the music, and it was performed by show might suddenly find itself the Roger Wagner Choral. Dr. without a home. He answered Jean Houston of the Foundation "You know, I hadn't ever for Mind Research read a dra­ thought about that, until just last matic play, and Barbara Hub­ week. I don't know. If I had to bard, Organizing Director of the lean one way, though, I think it Committee for the Future spoke would be a success." about this Syncon. Gene Roddenberry spent most Ray Bradbury spoke to us of the time in the kitchen with before the performance and said Ray Bradbury and others. (The he would visit Tech soon. Also in reception was held in a private attendance were DeForest Kelley home in Fremont Park.) Just (Dr. McCoy), George Takei (Nav­ before he left, however, we were igation and Weaponry Officer able to ask him when a final Sulu), James Doohan (Chief decision on Star Trek might be Engineer Scott), and Walter reached. "We should know in Koenig (Helmsman Chevkov). Continued on Page Seven

The Syndicate. The way theyIived­ The way they died. liThe Valachi Papersll A DINO DE LAURENTIIS presentation A TERENCE YOUNG Film From Columbia Pictures [!!] ~

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Sci-Fi:;;..::...;,.,.",--,,----=.-,,,Convention a famous monster or fantasy character, or create an original costume. Student film-makers Fantasy Films Show will be able to compete in an amateur film contest. Full details Seventy-two hours of motion Special screenings include the of the competition are available pictures will be the highlight of first Star Trek pilot, The Cage, by sending a stamped, self­ the first annual Science Fiction of which portions were taken for addressed' envelope to: D. Carol and Fantasy Film Convention, to the Hugo-winning episode, The Roberts, Student Film Commit­ be held at the Ambassador Hotel Menagerie. Ray Bradbury will tee, P.O. Box 9097, Phoenix, in Los Angeles over Thanksgiving screen his 17-minute film Icarus, Arizona. weekend. Montgolfier, Wright. Registration is $10 in advance, Television and theatrical films A luncheon banquet will offer $15 at the door. Students may of the 20th Century will be persons attending the convention register for $8 in advance. shown beginning Friday morning, a chance to sit with the Checks should be made payable November 24. Many of the stars, producer, writer, or star of his to: Fantasy Film Fans Inter­ producers, writers, and technical choice. A costume parade will national, P.O. Box 74866, Los persons responsible for the films enable conventioneers to dress as Angeles, CA 90004. will appear at the conventions. Judges, because of space limita­ Among those who have agreed tions. to attend are Gene Roddenberry, News Briefs Continued from Page One Each poem must be typed or creator of Star Trek; Ray taken as English 155a. It is printed on a separate sheet, and Bradbury, whose novels have available for humanities credit must bear the name and home been adapted for the screen under both options. The class address of the student, as well as (such as Fahrenheit 451); Robert will concentrate on two great the college address. Manuscripts Bloch, author of Psycho and Star Russian novels - Tolstoy's Anna Trek episodes; Nichelle Nichols, should be sent to the Office of Karenina and Dostoevsky's the Press, National Poetry Press, James Doohan, George Takei, Brothers Karamazov. Walter Koenig, and Majel Barrett, 3210 Selby Avenue, Los Angeles, HSUEH-CHIA CHING, random Techer, is greeted by mob after approaching then Russian Underground Magazine Star Trek cast members; Kirk California 90034. when carrying empty pizza cartons. Photos by Ray Spear In Public Affairs Library Alyn, who played Superman in Hebrew Classes English translations of A the movie serials; Forrest J Start Saturday vices Building on campus. More college students to voluntee Chronicle of Current Events, an Ackerman, editor of Famous CaltechHillel is sponsoring than likely, Zev Yaruslavsky their time, for a few hours or fo underground magazine dedicated Monsters of Filmland; and D.C. Hebrew classes for all that want (head of Jewish Youth for Soviet the full three days. Their pholll to the Human Rights Movement, Fontana, author and story editor to learn Hebrew. Classes will be Jewry) and Al Spiegel (President number is 381-5071. can be found in the Public held Saturdays in 134 Baxter of the Jewish Federation Council for Star Trek. Affairs Library in Baxter Hall. from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. Amir of Greater L.A.) will debate for Are You Lost? Exhibits of models, costumes, The publication documents the Attar, from Israel, will be the McGovern and Nixon respec­ Get Help Fast! hand props, and artwork will be struggle for civil rights in the on .display throughout the con­ instructor. Classes will be Conver­ tively. Cost will be 75 cents for The Educational Testing Ser Soviet Union. vention. The shuttlecraft used in sational Hebrew as opposed to non-Hillel members. vice is offering a new progran Star Trek will be displayed on College Students Liturgical Hebrew. Classes begin designed to help grad school: one of the hotel's lawns. Panel Poetry Anthology this Saturday (November 4). Three Day seek out potential students fron discussions on special effects, The National Poetry Press has Marijuana-thon Planned minority groups. Called the Mi make-up, stop-motion animation announced its Spring Competi­ Caltech Hillel Sponsors Backers of Proposition 19, the nority Graduate Student Locate! and other subjects are planned. tion - the closing date for the Political Debate Marijuana Initiative, plan a huge, Service [don't ask why - Ed.] Each twenty-four hour period submission of manuscripts is This Sunday at 12:00 Caltech eleventh-hour "marijuana-thon" about 300 schools are expectec will feature films from one of November 5. Any student in Hillel will have a Lox and Bagel to take their message to the to join this year with mort three major categories: science either junior or senior college is Brunch Debate between Jewish people. They ask all interested offering the program later. fiction, fantasy, and supernatural. eligible to submit his/her verse, spokesmen for Senator McGovern Some of the titles already and there is no limitation as to and President Nixon. 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In ten-speed bikes, good brands are the Clubman (a best Continued from Page Three buy at $93), Peugeot (Model Steyr, or any other brand which U08 at $115), Puch Bergmeister, is made in the U.S. or Europe. Gitane, and Dawes. Raleigh is all Behavorial BiD Bash The same goes for three-speed right, except their two local machines (the Shimano 333 hub, dealers have had many com­ although Japanese, is quite good plaints from customers and leave if properly cared for - as is the much to be desired. Unless you plan to buy the Paramount (at $353), stay away from Schwinn; they're just too heavily built ­ excess weight without additional SIGN THE strength. Other models which I am not too familiar with, but appear to be good, are Motobe­ cane and Bottecchia. Shop JPL around to find the lowest prices. Local bicycle shops worthy of note are Sam's, 2063 N. Fair PETITION Oaks; John's, 391 S. Rosemead; B& H, 1516 Mission, So. Pasadena; and Montrose Bike, Petitions are located at: 2501 Honolulu, Montrose. There Winnett Center are many more local places, Fleming House however, none of which I Ruddock House recommend. Remember: DO Ricketts House NOT buy your bicycle in a toy or a department store! And if Page House buying a used bike, get a receipt or contact with name and address of the Phil Neches (Fleming) seller (demand their identifica­ or Dave Drake (Ricketts) tion) - the bike is likely HOT. (First ina series ofarticles on the care and feeding of bicycles.) HERE we have random (or maybe not-so-random) Techers participating in a traditional fence-painting. The results can Classified Ads still be seen gracing the fence surrounding the new Behavioral Bio building now being erected. Photos by Peisner The Critical Ear "Maiden Voyage." Surprise cut Term Papers of the album is Carole King's Syncon Reception TRAVEL "Snow Queen" (yes, the same Continued from Page Three one that someone had as a hit other animals, particularly toads Continued from Page Five CHARTERS YEAR ROUND two or three years ago), a song and German frogs, undergo a about six months" was his No more club fees! 50 Depar­ totally out of character for the strange metamorphosis into the answer. tures, also NYC, Japan & Aus­ group, but done very well. animals of the title, coinciden­ Roddenberry mentioned the Wa~nerian strong support the program was tralia. Youth Fares, too. Since The album has one real flaw, tal!y with the opera getting overseas in Germany and 1959: ISTC, 323 N. Beverly Dr., and that is the lack. of a revivals. Correlation with pesti­ Japan. "Last month," he said, "I Beverly Hills, CA 90210, (213) consistently good vocalist. Jerry cide levels, sunspots, and the received a hundred letters from 275-8180. New Blood, by Blood. Sweat. and Fisher, the new lead vocalist, just magnetic field of Jupiter fails to Germany. I can't read any of EUROPE - ISRAEL - EASl Tears. isn't a Clayton-Thomas or a explain this phenomenon. them, but they all say jDanke!' AFRICA. Student flights. Inex­ When David Clayton-Thomas Kooper. He sings, but his voice Chemical Engineering: An so I guess they must like the pensive student camping tours left BS&T, people wondered isn't quite the forceful instru­ Unconventional Lubricant. show!" throughout Europe. Russia, and what the group would sound like ment that some of the cuts need. The grease produced in appar­ Although we didn't get to see Mexico. Official SOFA agent for without his driving bluesvoice. Steve Katz is available, but sings ently unlimited quantities by a Bradbury at the reception, we inter-European student charter I'll tell you what they sound only one song, although I think secret process of the Canteen did talk to him before the show. flights. including Middle East and like: they sound like the original he should have been the one to Food Service has a slippery, He is planning a visit to Tech in Far East. Student ski tours. Euro­ group would have sounded with­ sing "Snow Queen" (If for no slimy quality beyond the wildest pean used car purchase system. out Al Kooper. other reason than to give a little dreams of Andy Granatelli. Un­ the near future, probably Decem­ Contact: ISCA. 11687 San Vin­ The music on this album vocal contrast from Fisher). fortunately, it is also corrosive to ber or January. cast iron, stainless steel, alumi­ cente Blvd. No.4. 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Page Eight THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, November 2, 1972 CrossCounby Football Team Shut WPSA ACTS Tearn Stumbles; Out By La Verne­ The Physicians for Auto­ motive Safety has announced the Griffin Third First Time Since 1970 formation of ACTS - Action for Caltech's cross country team by Bob Kieckhefer Child Transportation Safety - a was defeated by Redlands last Caltech's football team tried citizens' group c'onctrned with Friday by a score of 24-35. but failed to put a little the problem of protecting young Redlands harriers Riggs and Isaak excitement into a gloomy day passengers riding in motor vehi­ swept the first two places in last Friday, as the La Verne cles. ACTS was formed by three times of 27:31 and 27:38. Jayvees were victorious, 32-0. young New York city mothers Greg Griffin and Al Klein­ Even the song girls found it hard and serves as a complement to sasser finished third and fourth to cheer up the crowd as the SPORTS the current work of the PAS, in times of 27:43 and 29:09. Beavers were routed. which is the reduction of child Both Beaver harriers established Bob Bales sat out this game, mortality on the highways. personal records over the home and Greg Hoit had problems Swirled Again One of the founders, Mrs. course for the second straight replacing him at quarterback. Gisela Moriarty, explained why week. Griffin bettered his time While Tech ran more offensive ACTS was formed. "It is not by 15 seconds over his previous plays than La Verne, nine Reck Draws Royal Flush generally known that the motor best and Kleinsasser by 45 interceptions hurt the offense vehicle is the number one killer seconds. Kleinsasser ran his greatly. by I. M. Wett tacked the Redlands goalie to of American youth. Pedestrians strongest race of the season and Steve Bissett led Tech rushers The water polo team played score a goal for Tech, but in and bicycle riders account for a showed some of the form that with 147 yards in 23 carries, two close games last week, but quick succession six (!) Techers large number of casualties, but made him the conference cham­ while Jack Stemple was Hoit's lost both when second-half ex­ fouled out of the game. 2700 car passengers under the pion in the 880. prime passing target, catching haustion slowed down the Tech The One-Man-Short Offense age of 15 lose their lives on the Griffin continued to show the four throws for 34 yards. swimmers. Last Wednesday the Since Tech had only five highways each year; hundreds of remarkable improvement that has Co-captain John Morton led team lost to UC San Diego, 8-4, substitutes, they had to play one thousands are injured." been his style each week of the Tech's defense with ten tackles and on Saturday the score at the man short for the last three Information about ACTS' pro­ season. Other Caltech finishers and three assists, and also found final gun was Redlands 11, minutes of the game. This may posed action program can be were Scott Matthews in 5th, energy to pick up 43 yards in Caltech 4. become a new offensive strategy, obtained from: Action for Child 29: 13, Ralph Hayward 11th, nine attempts on offense. The long drive to San Diego however, as Redlands was held Transportation Safety, 400 Cen­ 33:41, and Erick Horsely 12th, Although the offensive line seemed to tire the Techers, and scoreless during this period while tral Park West, #2R, New York, 36:00. and defensive backfield were UCSD jumped to a 3-0 first­ Bob Kieckhefer scored one for NY 10025. A local group with a On Saturday, November 4th, burned often in this rematch quarter lead. Russ Desiderio and Tech. Redlands' 10 second-half similar project is the Consumer the conference championship will with La Verne, most of them are Steve Bitondo scored for Tech in goals were more than enough, Protection Committee, of Women be held on the Mt. San Antionio frosh or sophs and have shown the second quarter, however, to however, as they cruised to an for Political and Sodal Action. College course. Griffin has an improvement throughout the sea­ narrow the score to 3-2 at 11-4 win. For information, contact Steph­ excellent opportunity of becom­ son. Perhaps they will have halftime. During the UCSD and Red· anie Russell (798-5197) or ing the first Caltech medal corrected their mistakes before The Last 3 Minutes lands games Tech's frosh swim· Anneila Sargent (795-6345). winner in several years. the next (and last) game, at UC Tech continued to play hard mers played a lot (especially Riverside JV on Saturday, No­ in the second half, and tied the against Redlands) and continued vember 11. score at 4-4 (on two more to develop their "game sense." And They're Off! scores by Desiderio) with three Although they lost both JV La Verne 0 126 14-32 minutes remaining in the game. games, they will form a solid, Caltech 0 0 0 0- 0 Soon after this, however, disaster experienced second string on LV-Mehau, 1 run (kick failed) struck, as in various obscure next year's team, giving the LV-O'Connor, 63 pass from ways UCSD managed to pump in starters time to rest instead of Mehau (kick failed) four goals for an 8-4 victory. fouling out. LV-Jackson, 34 pass from The long drive to Redlands, Claremont Here Saturday Mehau (run failed) in contrast, did not seem to put Occidental's strong water polo LV-O'Gorman, 38 punt return the Techers to sleep. The first team was here yesterday to (Soon kick) half was marked by hard swim­ complete the first round of LV-McTuber, 6 run (Soon kick) ming and fast breaks by both SCIAe competition. On Saturday teams, with Tech enjoying a 2-1 at 10:00 Claremont-Mudd (cur­ CIT LV halftime lead on goals by Jim rently in first place) will be in Offensive plays . 70 48 Jakway and Desiderio. town to take on Tech, and next First downs . 16 8 The Techers tired rapidly in Wednesday the Techers will drive Total yards . 271 262 the second half, however, and to Claremont to take on Yards passi ng . 70197 Pomona-Pitzer. Yards rushing . 201 65 were caught committing fouls Passes attempted . 26 19 trying to keep up with Redlands Completed . 9 8 swimmers. Russ Desiderio at- Intercepted . 9 4 Penalties . 10 13 JIM BLACK starts the Redlands cross country meet by holding his right hand in Yards penalized . 88123 The GOLDEN his pocket. Greg Griffin, eighth from right, led Caltech harriers by placing third. On Saturday the team takes on the whole conference in the SCIAC meet on {;iJ16m,a 21 Mt. SAC's course. Photo by A. J. Owens PAT'S LIQUORS 845 E. Washington Blvd. Pasadena 791-3647 SCREW... 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