Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, October 29, 197~i The Third Wing rParr~:Ed~}poste! I Vote No On Kennedy Every once in a while, usually to remove an incompetent judge and install solar heating ana, in November, Government at is come election time, like now. cooling systems. In the long mr. some level or other decrees the A bad judge is worse than no it won't cost the state (read existence of an Election. Next judge at all. Take out your taxpayers) much, if anything Peaceful Coexistence Tuesday is one of these momen­ frustrations over the rest of the and would do a great deal te Tech won a football game, and the loyal fans, even the tous events, and many of you election by dumping Kennedy. further solar energy usage ii ones who havc never scen a Tech football game, celebrated. will be participating in one way On the lower half of your California. A further argument it; The California Tech wishes to offer its congratulations to or another, mostly by voting for sample ballot you will fmd its favor is the fact that it il, the candidates you find least around 15 state propositions and opposed by local State Senator all the coaches and members of the football team and ghastly. 6 more local ones. Some of these Richardson, a current leadini anyone else who helped to make the game last Saturday a While most of the voter's are on the ballot in order to nominee for Man of the Year SUCc(~ss. The credit for the win belongs to thc team alone, interest is drawn to the major neaten up various state laws that 1898. Solar heating and coolin[ but the success ,of the celebration is not entirely due to the campaigns, especially the great have gotten tangled up in various will save both money ant efforts of the students. fight over the position of Fear­ ways. resources. Vote yes on this one. Another major contributor to the success of thc less Leader of this great land, , Among the issues of actual it's a goodie there are a few issues of less interest are: Proposition 13, the Worl( celcbration was the PPD. Were it not for thc fact that some earthshaking significance that Proposition 3, which provides Famous Greyhound Initiative., members of Pasadena's finest decidcd that as long as thc you out there might find some­ for the issuance of state bonds to This Proposition is one of the' pavcment wasn't damaged the nuisance ereatcd by a what important if you plan to provide funds for the purpose of strongest arguments for a Truth bonfire was outweighcd by thc fun the Techers who live in Los Angeles past the helping people insulate buildings Continued on Page Three participated in it had the scarch for a site for the bonfire longer than the next few weeks. Elsewhere in this Great Publi­ would have lasted all night and would probably still bc cation you may very well find a going on today. Quite a few Techers probably would have letter to our editors (and you) been arrested too. mentioning the battle over the Phasers Festival of But the PPD did let us have our bonfire, and we owe position of Judge of the Superior To the Left of Them ... Green Lights??? them a debt of gratitude for their lcnience. The Tech can Court, Office No. 28. While this This Saturday night, those Yes, friends, the ne ws release is the type of office that one wonderful people who brought on the wall says that Olaf but offer its thanks to all of the boys in blue for being usually decides about by pushing willino-,., to let us have a little fun once in a while. you World War II, the Caltech Frodsham, Caltech's director of a pin randomly into one's ballot, Garners, are at it again. This choral music, has announced thaI Carl J Lydick for once it may be important. time, the far reaches of space are the 'green light' has been given Albert L. Kellner William P. Kennedy, the incum­ the setting, as another game of to a fourth performance of that bent, has apparently impressed Alien Space is presented at 8:00 world famous extravaganza, The In the Narrw ofJustice . ... Vote No on Kennedy everyone, including his fellow in Clubroom 1, Winnett. There Festival of Light, for 4 p m. on judges, with his overall lack of will also be boardgaming that Saturday December 4 . The other Dear Editors, election. She has had 16 years of competence. Unfortunately, it is night, as well as Dungeons & performances are to be given on An editorial appearing in last trial experience, including service difficult to fire someone who is Dragons and other related games Friday, December 3 at 8 p.m., Sunday's Times bears repeating, as a judge pro tem in Municipal in an elective position, as this is. on Friday night in the same Saturday, uecember 4 at 8 p.m., concerning the election in Los Court, and has been actively The only chance that anyone has place. and Sunday December 5 at 4 Angeles County for Superior involved in public affairs. p.m. Court Office 28: "(William P.) "The Bar rates Ms Ralph as 8. Known Bondholders, Mort­ Kennedy was the only superior STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP 'well qualified,' and she has the MANAGEMENT AND gages, and Other Security Holders judge to receive a 'not qualified' endorsement of the Los Angeles CIRCULATION Owning or Holding I percent or rating from the County Bar. The Trial Lawyers and many elected (Act of August 12, 1970: More of Total Amount of Bonds, Bar report describes Kennedy as officials and civic leaders. Section 3685 Title 39 Mortgages or Other Securities: United States Code) None Volume LXXVIII Number 6 'seriously lacking in industry and "But apart from the chal­ Friday October 29 1976 1. Title of Publication: The II. Extent and Nature of Cir­ exc~pt diligence. Further, the committee lenger's impressive credentials, we California Tech culation (Average no of copies Published weekly during was informed by many attorneys believe that the severity of the 2. Date of Filing: 28 October each issue during preceding 12 examination and vacation periods and judges that he often takes Bar's judgement of Kennedy, 1976 months; actual number of copies by the Associated Students of the California Institute of Technology, the bench late and adjourns reflecting the opinion of many 3. Frequency of Issue: Weekly of 'single issue published nearest to during academic year filing date): (a) Total no. copies Incorporated. The opinions expres­ court early, and does not carry a attorneys and of other members 4. Location of Known Office printed (2600; 2600) (b) Paid sed in all articles are strictly those full work load. His inattention to of the bench, suggests that his of Publication: Winnett Center circulation: (I) Sales through of the authors and do not his duties renders him manifestly first term on the court should be (105-51), California lnstutute of dealers and carriers, street vendors necessarily reflect the views of the incompetent to fulfill the respon­ his last." Technology, Pasadena, CA 91125 and counter sales (1460; 1434); editors or of the corporation. sibilities of a Superior Court 5. Location of the Head_ (2) Mail subscriptions (140;35); (c) Editors-in Chief These are the facts as spelled Total paid 'circulation (1600; judge.' quarters or General Business Of- AI Kellner out by the Los Angeles Times. If fices of the Publishers: Same .... 1469); (d) Free distribution by Carl J Lydick "If no other issues were this Judge Kennedy character 6. Names and Addresses of mail, carrier or other means: Editorial Staff involved, the massive backlog of gets re-elected, it will be solely Publisher, Editor, and Business Samples, complementary, and Managing Henry Fuhrmann cases in Superior Court would because of voter ignorance and Manager: Publisher Associated other free copies (60; 58); (e) Sports John Loo Total distribution (1660; 1527); call for the replacement of voter apathy. In fact, Judge Students of the California Institute Business Manager of Technology Incorporated, ad_ (f) Copies not distributed: (I) Ken Kroll Kennedy with a more energetic Kennedy is counting on it to dress above; Editors-Albert L. Office use, left-over, unaccounted, Darkroom Chairman and conscientious judge. propel him to another term in Kellner and Carl J Lydick address spoiled after printing (940; 1073); Dave Wheeler "But there are other factors Which he can keep draWing his above; Business Manager-Kenneth (2) Return from news agents (0; 0); (g) Total (2600 2600) Writing Staff Dick Beatty Dave that argue strongly for Ms pay without earning it. S. Kroll, address above Callaway J. L. Campbell, Kevin 7 Owner: Associated Students I certify that the statements Ralph's [Kennedy's opponent1 - Chaz Schlindwein made by me arc correct and Drum, Shevaun Gilley, Chris of the California Institute of Harcourt, Rock Howard Moses complete. Technology Incorporated, address Ma, Tom McCabe, Nick Smith, Kerneth S. Kroll above Brett van Steenwyk, Greenie. Business Manager THE ASCIT FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE Photographic Staff Gregg Bone, Pam Crane, Kent Daniel, Joe DiGiorgio, Rich Feldman, Ray at·the ICE HOUSE Gildner, Brian Lockett, Ken Li, . PASADENA. Barry Nakazono, Chris Wheeler. High Plains Drifter Now thru Sunday 24 N. M~ntor General Staff Alan Boyar, Flora Reservations Pbone Boyer, Stan Cohn, Mark Gubrud, 681-9942 Tod Lauer, John Yuen, Michael Suzuki, Martin Harriman. FATHER GUIDO SARDUCCI MUSIC Circulation Managers and COMEDY KIMBER-PELLI Mike Frisch 7:30 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. MICHAEL KATAKIS Ai!een Stone The California Tech publications offices are located in Winnett in Baxter Lecture Hall Center (10551), California Insti­ tute of Technology Pasadena, CA NEED AUTO INSURANCE? 91125. Telephone 7956811 Admission: 50C-ASCIT members and X2154 Printed by News-Type LOWEST RATES FOR FULLTIME STUDENT Service, 1506 Gardena Avenue, their guests; $1.00 -anyone else SPECIAL RATES FOR B STUDENT OR BETTER Glendale, CA. Represented for FINANCING AVAILABLE national advertising purposes by National Educational Advertising NO PRIOR INSURANCE NECESSARY Services, Inco Second Class postage NEXT WEEK ~~ gJ~ paid at Pasadena, CA. R. Banks Insurance Agency, Inc. 343 W. Foothill Blvd., Monrovia, CA Subscriptions.....$1.50 per term Ask for Diane 213-359-9111 ...... $4.00 per year ~ d~ ~d;y c:9~ Life Subscription .....•...$100 Friday, October 29, 1976 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Three Vote? on F Eager Money Each year, the National Micro­ Continued from Page Two haps more susceptible to lobby­ graphics Association selects a ing, since they are more cheaply deserving student pursuing a ·in-Advertising law covering elec­ bribed. Thus, last year, the State course of study in micrographics tion ad claims. Both sides in this Legislature just somehow by or related fields such as photo one are wrong. The proposed law golly, forgot to fund the board graphy industrial design chemis­ itself is a bad one. It's a whose purpose it is to guarantee try or information science, to sweetheart deal for the organi­ f"ir labor elections on farms. receive the $1,500 John P. Eager zation that is backing it, giving Proposition 14 prevents similar . Memorial Scholarship. them an almost unbreakable 'forgetfulness' in the future, as QUALIFICAnONS FOR monopoly on any greyhound well as making certain court CONSIDERATION: racing established under the new rulings and such into law. The L Student Status: The stu­ law. The leading proponent is opponents have made a big thing dent must be accepted or being charged with gross viola­ about how the Proposition vio­ subsequently accepteq by an tions of election laws, and the lates property rights. Supposedly, accredited institution of higher Fair Political Practices Commis­ it does this in the provision that education for full time study sion, after six months of investi­ allows union organizers onto during the year covered by the gation has filed a $787,275 farm property during lunches and award. claim against George Hardie, the for short periods before and after 2. Financial Status: The appli­ promoter. Unfortunately, the op­ work. Apparently, farm owners cation filed by the student shall ponents of this issue are almost don't want them there at all, show that personal and family as bad as its backers, lying yearning for the good old days finances are such that a scholar­ flagrantly in their ads. Both sides of lettuce-picking for twenty ship is necessary to attend or are resorting to cheap emotion­ cents an hour. This one isn't the continue in attendance at an alism in their ad campaigns, the best of laws, but an unfortunate­ institution of higher education. pros saying how much money ly necessary one. I suggest a YES 3 Academic Status: The charities will get out of grey­ here. application shall reflect where hound racing, the antis dragging Proposition F would split a the student ranks academically in sick dogs along with them on small portion of Los Angeles off high school or reflect academic long marches in public. Grey­ and form a new county called average if attending an institution hound racing has been corrupted County of Canyon. Aside from of higher education The student in some places, but so has almost its ludicrous name, the place has shall request from the proper everything else and isn't quite as a few other drawbacks, like no official that an original copy of cruel as some people make it out cities and a lot of land. In the the student's transcript be sub­ to be. However, I suggest a NO l?ng run Los Angeles would mitted to NMA. vote on this one anyway, simply probably benefit if this new Application forms can be because it is a bad law designed county, north and west from obtained by writing to: The John specifically to benefit one small Newhall of earthquake fame, did P. Eager Memorial Trust, Na­ group. split off, but the soft-hearted tional Micrographics Association, Proposition 14 is a law that might not want to let these 8728 Colesville Road Silver should never have been needed. innocent people stew in their Spring, MD 20910. Deadline for Photo-JOhn Loo Beautiful music at Friday's jazz concert Unfortunately, the Legislature of own juices. Canyon County turns filing applications: January 15, the State of California is no out not to have enough tax base 1977. better than Congress, and per- Continued on Page Seven Caltech's Burger Continental Undergrads, Grads, &Faculty: Only Three Days Left to Get Your Discount Cards

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by Greenie was seized upon and evaluated peasan t" is unthinkable, and the On the eve of the Great War, for its capacity to soften or affair must be broken off. the Austro-Hungarian Empire harden those eyes. "Never torture men," she 1dvises cowered under the "cold blue The Austrian nobility dispor­ Olympia. "Be humane. Strike to eyes" of its Emperor. Each turn ted itself with intricate games of kill." of phrase, each slide of eyeball intrigue, unaware that its world And, in spite of her feelings of elegant indolence could ever for Kovacs, Olympia does, leav­ Gease to continue in its leisurely ing him furious and vowing With Halloween this Sunday somewhat higher than normal 'way. revenge. evening, opportunities for di­ You can cel~brate this situatim These games-upon which ca­ In the second act, the plot version at home abound. It's to (and even take advantage of the C0The Gap 1976 reers and ambitions hung-form develops as a sex farce. We be remembered .that some of current, rare, clean air) at the background to Olympia, a discover that Kovacs is really an them are bad karma-and that Griffith Observatory Monday finely crafted work by Hungarian international jewel thief. Since in the government is occasionally a through Saturday nights at the playwright Ferenc Molnar. the days of her zeal for him, karmic agent. Far healthier you Laserium. You may already have Olympia is imbued with a Olympia arranged for her father should taste of the social scene seen it-after all, it's been there monocles-and-thin-bread-and­ to recommend Kovacs to the in Santa Monica at the Starwood, for two years. This very week butter atmosphere of aristocratic Emperor as a riding instructor where Hot Tuna will hold forth however, a new program is being refinement. However, the atti­ for his daughter, an arrest would at 8:30 and II :30 for the sum introduced and will usually run tudes of its characters and the lead to the ruin of Olympia's of $6. This is their first visit to at the 10:30 pm. shOWing. For denouement of its actions have father. When Eugenie tries to Los Angeles in over two years, so specific scheduling, call the Cal· overtones reminding the audience bribe Kovacs to escape, he excitement (and much of the tech Ticket Office (xI652). The that this is 1913, and that delicately states that only populace) should run high. Laserium's soundtrack leaves Olympia's world is about to Olympia's favors will induce him Hot Tuna's brand of music is something to be deSired, but vanish forever. While Olympia is to pull a discreet disappearance fairly acidic, and although the such is a problem I1rver en· above all entertaining, it is not a and decline the Emperor's offer. pH of Caltech seems to be in countered by the visuals. If creampuff. It is perhaps better Regretfully murmuring that this flux your tastes may run to the you've seen the old show, here's likened to a plum pudding; a rich is one situation where "a mother more alkaline. In which case you your excuse to go again-if you matrix studded with delightful, cannot sacrifice herself', Eugenie might want to stay home Sunday haven't, c ansi de r yourself epigrammatic nuggets. In any leaves Olympia to save the family night. After all, you'll have to warned. case, it is certainly dessert. escutcheon from public disgrace. wait until Tuesday afternoon for If you're the type that can The story line is simple and The third act reveals a rather such basic diversion as the cope with planning ahead and appropriate to the elegance of unsurprising twist of plot to save Huntington Library. Once again you want to arrange yourself for the setting. Olympia, the daugh­ the play from this rather gauche you can go to the Japanese the post-midterms­ ter of a courtier close to the coincidence of identity; however, garden lily ponds, North West is-i t- fin als-already? syndrome, Emperor, has been consorting the reactions of the characters to Vista, et. al., to watch a text, the' Peter Frampton will be in the with Captain Kovacs, supposedly the situation are altogether be­ world or your mind go by And Forum in Inglewood December a common Hungarian soldier. As lievable and rather touching. In Tuesday is a fortuitous day to go 6, 7 and 8. Tickets will go on sale the play begins, Princess Eugenie, this final denouement, Molnar as you can hide there from the soon-possibly next Monday. If Olympia's mother, becomes aware provides an intensely human day's pseudo political madness. you can handle Frampton (don't that the flirtation is attracting moment which leaves the audi­ Rumor has it that mid-terms look at me-I just sell) check the too much notice for the good of ence moved. begin in a week, which means for newspapers and don't miss out the family's position. Of course, Olympia is skillfully cast. the next two or three weeks the .for inertia's sake an alliance with a "Hungarian Continued on Page Eight possibility of an examination is -Chris Harcourt Rock on t Rock

The Grateful Dead reformed particularly spacey songs or jams, last May for an extended summer and the drama of a real live Dead NEWS BRIEFS tour. Unlike most tours by major concert is not captured, the rock and roll bands, there was.no album is still recommended to Dance To Women's Workshop advance hype or rigmarole. Dead fans who don't already The Music! NSF and UCLA are sponsor­ Rather, the dates and locations have the Winterland tapes. Have you ever danced to the ing a one-day workshop on of the concerts were only Meanwhile, on the road the point where you were lost in the careers for women in science on , released to members of the Dead Dead were putting out a sound music-when the bass lines were Saturday Nov. 6 at UCLA. For Head fan club. Accordingly the that was quite different from the throbbing of your heart and more information and to arrange Dead's most devoted fans got their new album due to a few the guitar leads were the shivers for rides contact Jill Evensizer by first crack at the tickets and the changes. First was the most in your spine? If you know what leaving a message at 2180 or Dead were able to book smaller, welcome return of Mickey Hart I'm talking about, then you sending a note to 170-25. and thus nicer, concert halls. as second drummer. Second was might be interested in the HELP! About the time that the tour the much improved performance Caltech Dancing Club. The club We are desperate. Totem began the Dead released a live of both Donna and Keith will provide an opportunity and (Caltech's literary-art magazine) album called "Steal Your Face." Gouchaux. Third was the absence atmosphere, for people who needs poems, drawings, short This is a collection of songs of vocals by Phil Lesh. These really like to dance, to dance stories, photographs, help. Send recorded live at Winterland be­ changes along with the cumula· hard and fast rock and roll. The contributions-they can be tween October 16th and 20th, tive changes of the last few years first meeting will be tonight, anonymous-to "Totem, Winnett 1974. The song selection is good have resulted in a sound that is Friday Night, October 29th at 8 Center". Or talk to Mark Sturza and includes 'Round and Round', vocally different but otherwise p m. in Dabney Lounge. (Under in Fleming, or Chris Vestuto at 'U.S. Blues', 'EI Paso', and 'Casey distinctively Dead. the auspices of the Caltech Y.) 795-1207. Jones.' While theI-e are no In San Francisco the Dead played six dates at a hall that The biggest selection was new to the rock concert anywhere, In the most scene, the Orpheum. It turned colors and sizes, We've out to be a superb spot for a got it All in one place, Ours, Fall into the Gap concert. Excellent sound, gothic today, design, the lack of bad seats in the house, and an amazingly pleasant management put the entire crowd in just the right 0Q mood for the shows. The repertoire of songs for the concerts was quite large. The 9 only completely new song was a LAKE AT CALIFORNIA, cute rock and roll song sung by PASADENA Bob Weir called 'If I Had My ATLANTIC SQUARE, Way.' Familiar songs that the MONTEREY PARK Dead performed live for the first time included selections from "Kingfish" and Garcia's "Reflections" album as well Continued on Page Seven Friday, October 29, 1976 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Seven The Wark Story

second story atop three on the by David J.E. Callaway first ( symbolizing the un­ Robert Wark is a pedantic­ wieldiness of the ven ture). The looking, bald scholarly type who bride's father is holding a family also happens to be the curator of tree, which goes back to William the art collections at the Hun­ the Conqueror, while the groom's tington Library and Art Gallery is showing his finances. The in San Marino. A week ago couple seated to the side, face Wednesday he sauntered over to away from each other: Caltech to give an extremely He also showed ribald ex­ brief talk in Beckman, titled, amples of Italian caricature, one "The Anatomy of Comic Art." of the singer Catellani, with a Betwixt slides of the early Er.glish comic art in the Hunting­ jutting mouth and bulging eyes ton Wark orated on the humor­ labeled "Catsquallani at full ous points involved It might stretch". Hogarth's "Registry Of­ have been the fact that the slides fice" was also used at several were "overblows" or fuzzy to points, as well as his perspective begin with, but many of the drawing, which has become a funny points looked like little textbook illustration of what blobs. happens when you violate the On the other hand, parts of laws of perspective. Here you his narration actually made good see a man on a distant hill lighting his pipe from a match Photo-D. Wheeler sense. He pointed out funny parts of several Hogarth paintings held by a woman in the near and the Ambassador that were not obvious~e.g. a foreground distant trees eclipsing young couple seated near each nearby objects, and so on . other, apparently about to be Wark wound up with "Humor from the Cosmos engaged while their parents is fragile stuff, it becomes lost in Z 1 discuss the suitability of the analysis; but we can enjoy The concept of man's irrever­ campus. It was after such a counsel: 'you got to layoff of hearing more about what we ence is deep seated in anthropo­ wasted evening, that I sat the 151, son" I was awestruck! arrangement. In the foreground logical thought. Greek and Ro­ painfully ruminating on the Though I couldn't possibly un­ we see a pair of dogs chained see. .. The explanation of what makes a picture funny is often man mythology is inundated subject of man's loss of moral derstand these cryptic words, together, in the background a complicated and elusive." with tales of man's senseless direction I was about to concede here was someone who could new house, with 4 pillars on the attempts to thwart the gods. man's basically godless nature share in my philosophical mu­ .. (Arachne became fatally suscep­ and grab a couple of aspirins, sings! We began to converse and Vote? on F tible to the ravages of canned when I spied someone who was I learned that he also was an pesticides soon after challenging to brighten my outlook and inmate here and like myself had Continued from Page Three block or so to your polls, but it the goddess Athena to a weaving expose an often overlooked no idea what he was in for. Our to pay for itself very easily. Vote really is worth the effort, even if con test.) Elapsed time has aspect of our existence. He must dispositions thus aligned, I anyway you want on this one, all you do is write-in Howard the changed nothing; nights of have noticed my solemn and sought to learn more about him. depending on how much you Duck for President (he didn't rna tchless, unabashed revelry reflective demeanor, for he was He did not seem at odds with hate your relatives in Saugus and make the ballot in California). occur quite often on this very soon at my side offering saintly the world like so many of the Newhall. And remember, Pasa­ And remember, if you don't strange people who comprise the dena is part of another group vote, you're going to be stuck Tech community. "Tell me about thinking about leaving Los with whatever those wonderful ~ead yourself', I asked undaunted. I Angeles, so plan ahead. folks who voted Nixon-Agnew •••fuifly (1i)rafeful was elated by the candor with Above all, this next Tuesday, come up with this time! Vote which he replied: "When I was remember to vote. It may mean early and often, 'cause not voting Continued from Page Six to appease their own artistic zero I was born." This man is a little effort, finding your is the only way to guarantee as 'The Wheel' from Garcia's first emotions. The first night was alive.!, I thought. sample ballot wherever you've losing an election. album. Among the many other marred by sloppy vocals but I followed him to his humble lost it, and actually walking a -Nick Smith songs played, perhaps the most saved by an excellent 'Wharf Rat' lodgings, and ignoring the water­ noticeable were 'Peggy 0', 'The and a brilliant double time bed sofa and array of fine pipes Music Never Stopped,' 'Dancing 'Round and Round.' The second (like all great men he is not In The Streets' (disco style), night was outrageously good. viceless), saw that his room is in CLASSICAL 'Wharf Rat', 'Cosmic Charlie', Highlighted by 'He's Gone' and truth a shrine, a temple of '8t. Stephen' and 'The Other 'The Other One' the concert worship. My spirits were im­ One'. proved once again that on a good mediately uplifted. There is RECORDS Each show had about 3 hours night The Grateful Dead are the Hope.!, I thought. Here is a man of music split into two sets and best live rock band in the world. who has not forgotten the Fine Books - Musical Gifts sometimes an encore or two. The What of the future? Are the importance of devotion. The first sets were song oriented and current rumors about upcoming manifestations of his 'creed dominated by the country west­ shows in Santa Barbara and San dominate his otherwise mundane ern sound a la 'Wake of the Diego actually true? Will the room. Flood'. The second sets were jam Dead disband for a year or two? I sat for hours in this shrine, oriented and culminated by good What will Jerry do with the discussing the inner workings of old rock and roll songs such as many many songs he has the Universe with my mentor. 'Not Fade Away' or 'Johnny B. stockpiled? Will Bob ever learn There is no way to describe the Goode.' The jams were each the words to his own songs? Will worth of such prolonged medita­ different in character, ranging Phil sing again if Donna gets tion. For those of you who may from a jazzy 'Playing In The pregnant? Have we seen the last not be able to fight your way Band' to the spacey style remini­ of the Grateful Dead? Well, I into the shrine to share in its Offering a witle selection of classical recorda scent of 'Dark Star' or to the don't know, I just don't know, spiritual wealth here is an high powered flavor of 'The now. Hopefully they'll be coming exclusive photo of this enigmatic _C{~~ Other One'. Dead fans generally back again. Until then if you get man (and disciples) in the agree that the jams are the confused just listen to the music sanctum. Iiiiii Open 10-8, Mon-Sae (parking in rear) • highlight of any Dead concert play. 548 S. Lake Ave., PASADENA 793-1392 and these jams in particular were -Rock -Z-One notable for their inspiration and execution. MS U5 The Dead finally made it to ~ WAlN~T~ LA a few weeks ago. There At~(i~. 1:.l " '''1,*"' 1500~~~D;~:l4iUI·E'· ,,~, ,_-

Obscure by B. Bible _& B. van Steenwyk identity even in illness~Rob The Soccer team passed the Bourret paced Brett Van 15-6 1finss halfway point in its season Steenwyk and the still sick Steve schedule with a close loss to La Kellogg with third, fourth, and Play Verne on Saturday, October 16. fifth places at the times 27:36, by John Loo the Colts finally score on a Except for two quick goals 27:42, and 28: 17, respectively. Caltech won its first football 50 yard pass, despite tough de· scored by La Verne's Hernandez Next was Eugene Loh, a tenth Continued from Page Six game in three years when it fense by Tech's Doug Talley. at the beginning of each period, place finish wi th the time 30: 19. Mary Tiffany gives us a Catty defeated the Glendale Colts 15-6 Talley got his revenge, though. the Beavers successfully control­ Then to boost the team effort, Countess, Lina, whose casually last Friday. In a game of though Tech drove to the Colts' one led an explosive La Verne big 'improvement by Tom administered barbs and arch defense by both sides, Tech yard line again, and Talley dove offense. But, the Beaver offense McCabe and Josh Rothenberg comments make us hate her in a managed to nearly double the through the middle to make the only succeeded in converting one completed the scoring with times jovial way. Christine Vertosik's Colts' offensive yards gained score 15-6. Tech's defensive line of its fifteen shots into a score as of 31 :07 and 32:03 and places Olympia is a spoiled darling of (180 VS. 97) and nearly quadru- _ finished out the quarter by A. Sneed dribbled past his of thirteenth and fifteenth, re­ the aristocracy, yet is suffused pled the yards rushed (114 VS. battering the Colts' quarterback fullback and tapped in a beauti­ spectively. Next was Duane Gray, with a subtlety of personality 33). and causing him to throw an ful shot early during the first sixteenth, with a time of 32:18. apart from this aspect of her Tech scored in the first interception in the final play of period. This close loss was Then there was the big first race character. Although Marshall quarter when sophomore Fred the game to Tech's Joe Zwass, especially upsetting to the Bea­ by David Finley who unexpect­ Gluskin as Captain Kovacs seems Crimi kicked in a 15 yard field Zwass ran the ball back 35 yards, vers as they tried to break out of edly found himself chasing a bit stiff and unfeeling in the goal. Neither side made much but was stopped short of a a five game losing streak, and it Redland's fifth man in a time of early portions of the play, he gain for the rest of the first touchdown by a Colt receiver. brings their season record to 34:58. improves steadily as the part quarter as the defenses tightened The statistics tell the story of 3--5-1. Tom McCabe. for his improve­ ~and' the character-develop. In up Pads could be heard "pop­ the game. QB Fortunato was 6 Caltech won in cross-country ment, was awarded a shake at a the third act, he imparts a simple ping" 75 yards away from the for 16 (375%) in pass compk Saturday as well as in football, local food stand. manly dignity to the final scene hard tackles. Tech managed to tions for 66 yards. Tech had: 13 beating Redlands 26 to 31 and The team will now take a which augments its emotional force the Colts to fumble 12 fitst downs vs. 4 for the Colts; \Vhittier 24 to 31. The rains break from competition until impact to the nth degree. times in the first quarter, but 59 offensive plays vs. 34 for the didn't dampen spirits, and Cal­ Nov. 6 for the conference final. The star of the show is clearly only recovered three. Colts; gained 126 yards .vs. 66 tech's home course was in There will be a 2-mile intrasquad Rachel Bard. A playwright can The second quarter continued rushing, and lost only 12 yards reasonable shape. race next weekend. In the only provide the broad sketch of much as the first, until the rushing vs. 33. The Colts fum­ The first place finisher was an conference race at Redlands, a character; it is the actor who Beavers managed to mount a bled 14 times to the Beavers' unattached by the name of Phil Caltech hopes to place third, to must fill in the fine brushwork drive which led them to the one. Brian Sutula punted twice Ryan and he broke the course tie with Claremont-Mudd for and create three dimensionality. Colts' one yard line. Quarterback for 85 yards, and Fred Crimi re'cord with a time of 25:37; The third in the final conference Rachel Bard is an artist. On stage Mark Fortunato then scored on a kicked off four times for 177 Caltech Triumvirate retained its standings. she gives the appearance of QB sneak to bring the score to yards. having been born an aristocrat, 9-0. The football team plays L3 but does not limit her portrayal The third quarter went SCore­ Verne at La Verne today at 1:30 to asserting her character's sta­ less, but the fourth quarter saw to try for its second win. tion in life. In her hands, Princess Eugenie is shaped into a many-faceted human being, de­ veloped to the smallest detail as an intricate woman. Olympia is directed by Shirley Marneus with the able assistance NSF SOS of Stacy Stein, both Spectntm by Bert Wells purpose. The research problem regulars. Oscar Mandel as artistic Undergraduates interested in must be not only amenable to a director has chosen his material organizing their own research scientific solution bu tone reo well; Olympia is indeed, an project, possibly receiving tens of qUiring an investigation that example of "the poetry of our thousands of dollars from the draws upon several science disci­ civilization", and the unpre­ National Science Foundation to plines. The emph asis in the cedented success of this hitherto carry it out, should know about Program is on independent study obscure playas a Spectrum the N SF Student-Originated as an educational vehicle to train Production bears Ihis out. Studies (SOS) program. the kinds of scientific pe rsonnel Olvmpia will grace Ramo Last year the SOS program that our society will need to Audi (uri 11m Oct. 29 an d 30, and supported 69 projects to the solve interdisciplinary (i. e., real) Nuv. 5 and 6 at 8:00 p.m. tune of $970 thousand an problems." 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