THE SOUTH'S LIVELIEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER

Volume LXII, Number 1 Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Georgia Friday, July 2, 1976 12 pages ^Academy annual copies 'Blueprint' By BILL PROPP definitions in the 1974 ©1976, The TECHNIQUE HOWITZER were exact duplicates of definitions in the (EDITOR'S NOTE: FOR RELATED 1973 BLUEPRINT. Ten STORIES, PLEASE SEE THE COR­ definitions of the HOWITZER RESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE BLUEPRINT AND WEST POINT ON were near copies of the PAGE 6, AND EXAMPLES OF THE BLUEPRINT with only minor BLUEPRINT AND WEST POINT AN­ changes in words or grammar. NUALS ON THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 5.) Yearbooks are normally ex­ changed between colleges The 1973 BLUEPRINT has been from year to year and then- plagiarized by the 1974 West Associate BLUEPRINT Editor Point annual, the HOWITZER. Bob Kinsey states a copy of the The plagiarism involves sec­ 197J BLUEPRINT was sent to tions o^ the two yearbooks in West Point. In a letter appear­ an "alphabet" format in which ing on page 6, Brigadier words, which are related to General W.F. Ulmer, United SECTIONS of the 1973 BLUEPRINT (left) have been plagiarized by the 1974 West Point campus activities and events, States Military Academy Com­ HOWITZER (right). See accompanying story. are humorously defined. Two mandant of Cadets writes that the 1974 HOWITZER staff decid­ ed to use an "alphabet" format Coeds take over Brown this Fall; after reading the 1973 BLUEPRINT. However, Ulmer states "the word-for-word rooms available usage of any part of the BLUEPRINT or any published By SUE SMITH available rooms. This survey standpoint of male/female de­ ly few occupants have put work without appropriate Managing Editor revealed that, under the new mand and dormitory space much work into personalizing quotation marks and foot­ For the second lime in the priority system announced availability." their rooms. noting was neither suggested past three years, Brown Dor­ last spring, all freshmen men After these fall housing Schwarzmueller contends nor condoned." mitory will open its doors to and women applying before figures came in, Schwarz­ that, as a rule, several students women. May 31 and all returning men mueller met with President cancel their contracts during The Assistant Public Affairs Housing Director Gary would receive a dorm room. Pettit, Dean of Students James the summer. With the addition Officer at West Point, Captain Schwarzmueller, in a Wednes­ However, about 144 returning Dull, and Dr. Richard Fuller, of the 116 spaces in Brown, the William Diehl, reports day release, explained the women applying before May Assistant to the President. In a Housing Office can accom­ "military academy authorities reason for the switch from 31 would not be housed, while June 24 meeting, they deter­ modate all freshmen and up­ are investigating the matter to housing men. space existed for about 430 mined to give a men's dorm to perclassmen applying before determine what, if any, action The Housing Office sur­ late-applying men. the women. the May 31 deadline. should be taken." veyed the preliminary figures According to Schwarz­ "Right from the start, Brown on dormitory applicants in mueller, 'The situation was stood out," claims Schwarz­ Virtually every woman Diehl stated that plagiarism relation to the number of clearly inequitable from the mueller. (with the exception of four) will is a violation of the Honor Only 48 returning men re­ receive the room she requested. Code. He added that the major quested to live in Brown. This The men requesting Brown point in the puhishment of the Students destroy constitutes the lowest number may select any unassigned as-yet-unidentified plagiarist for any dorm. Also, since room in any other men's dor­ is whether there "was intent to computer data files Brown returned to dormitory mitory in the system. deceive" in the action. use just last Fall, comparative­ Continued on page 3 Continued on page 3 By ROBIN ROBERSON emphatically denied any ac­ News Staff Writer tion on the CE files, however. In recent meetings, the Com­ Mongiovi and Little gained puter Advisory Board (CAB) access to Herbert's files has investigated the- spring- through the use of Systems quarter destruction of com- Analyst Rand Child's user outer files in the IM and CE number and password. That departments. Three students number and password, which have been referred to Dean allow access to any piece of in- Dull for disciplinary action. formation in the CYBER, were Headed by Dr. Peter Sherry, given to them by Steve the CAB has made inquiries Cameron, a freshman in ME. into the destruction of four of Cameron had seen the number Ross Herbert's files on the while working for the Office of CYBER 74, as well as the com- Computing Services (OCS). plete erasure of the Civil The CE files were apparent- Engineering department's ly transferred to mass storage ^jgg and erased. Fortunately, the Roy Mongiovi, a freshman "PURGE ALL" command was in Physics, and Bill Little, a almost immediately noticed, genior in Mechanical and OCS was able to reinstate Engineering, confessed to the the files with backup tapes. CAB that they willfully used The destruction of the CE files computer passwords other could have been a serious blow than their own to tamper with to that department; the erased Herbert's Industrial Manage- files contained outside- A TECHWOOD FOR COEDS. Brown Dormitory is being switched to a women's dormitory. ment files. The students Continued on page 3

V REGENTS OKAY TECHNIQUE

THE SOUTH'S LI V£ LI EST COLLEGE NEWStAPE* $6 FEE INCREASE

STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING ON MAY BY BILL PROPP News Editor 25, 1976, SUPPORTING THE PROPOSED

INSIDE TODAY THE GEORGIA BOARD OF REGENTS INCREASE. JULY 2, 1976 HAVE APPROVED A $6 PER QUARTER IN­ IN OTHER BOARD OF REGENTS' AC­ CREASE IN STUDENT ACTIVITY FEES TO TION, DR. DONALD GRACE WAS AP­

START FALL QUARTER. THE REGENTS' PROVED AS DIRECTOR OF GEORGIA

ACTION, TAKEN AT THEIR JUNE TECH'S ENGINEERING STATION, THE

MEETING, RAISES STUDENT ACTIVITY PHYSICAL PLANT BUILDING WAS REVOLUTION IS NOT EXACTLY FEES FROM $18 PER QUARTER TO $24 NAMED AFTER THE LATE DR. ROY KING, WHAT STUDENT BODY PRESI­ PER QUARTER. THE FORMER HEAD OF THE MECHANICAL DENT MITCHELL ABRAMS HAD IN GEORGIA TECH PRESIDENT JOSEPH ENGINEERING AND EXPERIMENTAL MIND WHEN HE ASKED FOR STU­ PETTIT, WHO REQUESTED THE INCREASE, ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS. THE DENT INVOLVEMENT IN HIS LETTER POWER PLANT BUILDING BECAME THE CITED THE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL FINAN­ ON PAGE 5. ARCHIBALD D. HOLLAND BUILDING IN CIAL SUPPORT FOR THE NEW STUDENT

HONOR OF THE LATE EXPERIMENTAL ATHLETIC COMPLEX (SAC) WHICH THAT'S WHAT ALL HONEY PIE. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR. YEAH, YEAH, YEAH, WE MAY BE AVAILABLE AS EARLY AS FALL THE GIRLS ARE GOING TO BE CALL- AWAY FROM THE GET BACK GEORGIA TECH'S NEWEST BUILDING, KNOW SHE WON. SANDY QUARTER. PETTIT, WHO WAS NOT PRE­ ING GARY SCHWARZMUELLER PAPER AS YOU READ THE ARTICLE THE PHYSICS DEPARTMENT BUILDING SENT AT THE MEETING, ALSO STATED IN ADAMSON IS THE NEW MISS WHEN THEY FIND OUT HE ABOUT DR. HUNTER S. THOMP- WAS NAMED TO HONOR THE LATE DIREC- .HIS WRITTEN COMMENTS THAT A FOR- GEORGIA. IF YOU DIDN'T KNOW, MANAGED TO FIND DORM SON ON PAGE 10. IT'LL BURN MAL RESOLUTION WAS PASSED AT THE TOR OF THE PHYSICS DEPARTMENT, DR. READ BELOW. ROOMS FOR THEM FALL QUARTER, YOUR FINGERS. JOSEPH H. HOWEY.

THE $6 PER QUARTER STUDENT AC­

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INCREASE AND 102 STUDENTS OP­

Miss POSED.

GRADUATE SENATE PRESIDENT JIM PASADENA, WELL WORTH IT BECAUSE THIS IS A ONCE- TWIRLER, A FASET LEADER, A TRACK BY RENEE TWOMBLY ROSEBOWL PARADE IN MARR EXPLAINED THE GRADUATE IN-A-LIFETIME EXPERIENCE." MANAGER FOR MEN'S TRACK AND IS A NEWS STAFF WRITER CALIFORNIA. STUDENTS' DISAPPROVAL. "LIKE I'VE ABOUT HER SCHOOL, SHE FEELS A CER­ SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON LITTLE SISTER. TWO GEORGIA TECH COEDS RECENT­ AS AN IMMEDIATE PRIZE FOR WIR BEEN SAYING, (PETTIT) DID NOT ADE­ TAIN SENSE OF GRATITUDE: "THE ASKED WHETHER SHE FELT BEAUTY LY COMPETED FOR THE MISS GEORGIA NING THE TITLE, ADAMSON RECEIVED QUATELY SHOW THAT THE AMOUNTS HE PRESSURE I ENCOUNTERED AT TECH CONTESTS TO BE CHAUVINISTIC AND TITLE. SANDY ADAMSON, A JUNIOR $2050.00 IN SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS. SHE WAS REQUESTING WERE REQUIRED. (PET­ SOMEWHAT UNLIBERATED, SHE CHEMICAL ENGINEERING MAJOR, CAP­ TIT) REFUSED TO COMMENT ON THE PAR­ ENTHUSIASTICALLY REPLIED, "NO, I TURED THE MISS GEORGIA OF 1976-77 TICULARS OF THE STUDENTS' SALARIES DON'T THINK THEY ARE BECAUSE A DESIGNATION AND DEBBIE WAGNON, AND SAID THAT HAD NOT BEEN SETTLED GIRL'S POISE AND INTEREST IN HER NOW A BUSINESS MANAGEMENT BUT THAT THEY THE MONEY." LOOKS ARE IMPORTANT. YOU SHOULDN'T need ALUMNA, PLACED AS THIRD RUNNER-UP. CENTER YOUR LIFE AROUND BEAUTY CON­ ACCORDING TO THEIR RECENTLY PASS­ AS MISS GEORGIA, SANDY ADAM­ TESTS, BUT YOU CAN LEARN A LOT ABOUT ED CONSTITUTIONS, BOTH THE STUDENT SON WILL COMPETE IN THE MISS YOURSELF AND YOU FEEL A SENSE OF AC­ COUNCIL AND THE GRADUATE SENATE AMERICA CONTEST, HELD SEPTEMBER 8 COMPLISHMENT THROUGH SELF DIS­ MUST APPROVE ANY CHANGE IN THE THROUGH 11. ONE OF THE REASONS SHE CIPLINE." LEVIED STUDENT ACTIVITY FEES. THE LOOKS FORWARD TO THIS CONTEST IS, "I GRADUATE SENATE HAS NOT VOTED TO ADAMSON SPEAKS HER THOUGHTS WILL DO A LOT OF TRAVELING AND WILL APPROVE THE $6 PER QUARTER IN­ WITH CONSIDERABLE EXPERIENCE — MEET A LOT OF PEOPLE. THE MORE PEO­ CREASE AND MARR STATES "(PETTIT) SHE HAS BEEN MISS BRIARCLIFF HIGH PLE I MEET, THE MORE PEOPLE I CAN IN­ DID APPARENTLY VIOLATE OUR CON­ SCHOOL OF 1972, ATLANTA'S IDEAL TEREST IN GEORGIA." STITUTION." MISS OF 1973, A 1975 DOGWOOD THE FESTIVITIES OCCURRED JUNE 9 - THE INCREASE WILL BE USED TO PA>» PRINCESS AND MISS GEORGIA 12 IN COLUMBUS. THE WINNERS OF APPROXIMATELY HALF THE ESTIMATED HEMISPHERE OF 1975. COUNTY AND CITY BEAUTY CONTESTS $300,000 ANNUAL OPERATING COST OF

VIED FOR THE TITLE IN THREE SEPARATE ALSO NOT A NEWCOMER TO BEAUTY THE STUDENT ATHLETIC COMPLEX.

CONTESTS: THE EVENING GOWN COM­ CONTESTS IS DEBBIE WAGNON, THE THE OTHER HALF OF THE OPERATING

PETITION ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, THE THIRD RUNNER-UP IN THE MISS COST OF SAC WILL BE BORNE BY THE

GEORGIA COMPETITION. SHE PAR­ SWIMSUIT COMPETITION ON THURS­ BOARD OF REGENTS SINCE THE

DAY NIGHT, WHICH ADAMSON AS TICIPATED IN THE 1974 HOMECOMING BUILDING WILL OFFICIALLY BE

"MISS SOUTH COBB COUNTY" WON COURT, WAS A 1975 DOGWOOD CLASSIFIED AS AN ACADEMIC

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•lililllllllllHIIIttlllHIIIIHIIMMIUIiMiiFiMil'lii.ill, lit FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1976 THE TECHNIQUE NEWS Files purged Cadets under fire

departmental flexibility in han­ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 until I got back," Clark reports. Chairman and Associate Dean of Continued from page 1 ding out user numbers to students I The Honor Code reads, "A cad et Clark did not get a chance to Students Edwin Kohler believes sponsored projects, including the from other departments,OCS was will not lie, cheat or steal, or write a letter to West Point concer­ there will be no legal recourse Georgia Tech-ICES Research never able to catch either student. tolerate those who do." The only ning the incident until June of this made by the Publications Board. Program. OCS's suspicions were finally con­ punishment for violation of the year. That letter is reprinted on Following Mongiovi's testimony firmed when Mongiovi was seen Code is dismissal from West Point. page 6. Georgia Tech at the OCS-CAB investigations, using a library user number. The Honor Code has recently In his letter, Clark writes, "The Cameron was unavailable for com­ Library numbers are not entered the public eye in what idea of the (alphabet) system of not holding ment to Dean Dull and the Georgia given to students. Time magazine calls "the most layout was not original with the Tech Police for over a week. OCS flashed a warning message serious cheating scandal in (West Blueprint staff and could be school Monday Cameron had been linked with of Mongiovi's terminal to the effect Point's) history." The scandal in­ copied, but the word for word The Georgia Institute of fraudulent password usage, and that he was using an illegal volves cadets caught cheating on a reprinting of such articles. . .is Technology will not hold classes the CAB recommended that Dean password. When he continued to Junior electrical engineering deplorable." Monday, July 5 due to the 4th of Dull take action against him. use the terminal, OCS asked exam. The 1973 Blueprint was July holiday. Classes have been The CAB specifically suggested Mongiovi to appear before the The 1975 Blueprint Editor, Gary copyrighted by the Georgia Tech cancelled in all schools in the Un­ that Mongiovi and Little not be CAB. Mongiovi's testimony about Bottoms, is "98 percent sure" that Publications Board. Theoretically, iversity System of Georgia. permitted to register until winter fraudulent password usage even­ a 1974 Howitzer was not sent to the the 1974 Howitzer staff could be The Georgia Tech Infirmary will quarter, and then only on tually involved Little and Blueprint during the usual book sued for copyright infringement. be closed on July 5th but the Stu­ academic probation. In action Cameron. exchange process which most However, Publications Board dent Center will be open. taken Wednesday of finals week, Sherry expressed regret at the re­ yearbook staffs perform. The 1976 Dull ruled to prevent the three cent tamperings with the CYBER. Blueprint Editor, Gerald Clark, from registering until next spring Measures have now been taken to picked up a copy of the 1974 quarter. No action will be taken on secure the previously "open" Howitzer at an Associated Veatch remains their school records, and no one system. Students can no longer Collegiate Press convention in was assigned the blame of the CE walk into the console area. Com­ Saint Louis last October. erasure. puter center employees no longer "(The similarities) caught the Brown dorm RA The OCS had long suspected have "access" privileges which eye of some Georgia State people permit them to check students' Mongiovi and Little of using other and they pointed it out to me. I did CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 that the closing would save $14,- programs. person's accounts. Due to not get a chance to compare them 000 a quarter at that time. In addition, a few spaces may However, with increasing enroll­ open up for women applying after ment, the demand for dormitory May 31. Men applying after May MAKE A DIFFERENCE space rose. In the Fall of 1973, 31 still have a betf er chance of ob­ Brown was reopened to house fif­ taining a room, as some spaces ex­ Volunteer Tutors Needed — Inmate Rehabilitation Center teen women in the north sector ist even now. while architects held labs in the MALE AND FEMALE TUTORS ARE NEEDED FOR TUTORING ADULTS IN READING, MATH, AND GRAMMAR ON A ONE TO ONE BASISSchwarzmuelle. r notes that south portion. Architects claimed chances are good that Brown Resi­ the entire building the following MATERIALS AND TRAINING PROVIDED. TUTOR CHOOSES HOURS. MUST HAVE OWN TRANSPORTATION TO ATLANTA ADVANCEMENdenTt Advisor Dan Veatch will re­ school year. tain his position. "I don't think In the Summer of 1975 it became CENTER, 310 PONCE DE LEON AVENUE. there will be any problem. Dan has evident that not enough rooms worked with coed staffs before at were available for dormitory For more information, call Sally Hammock, Student Center Programs, at 894-2805. the University of Tennessee at applicants. In view of this, the Chattanooga." Housing office reappropriated As for the counselors originally Brown for men residents. The assigned to Brown for the Fall, architects moved to Couch School. Schwarzmueller assures that "We Since Fall, the halls in Brown Y, IT IS HERE ! will place them somewhere else have been carpeted, new lights Fall quarter." have been installed, and new fur­ WHAT WAS MISSING FROM THE GEORGIA TECH CAMPUS niture added. Schwarzmueller The Brown Dorm Council funds, hopes to rewire this and other due to the small amount, is not dorms as soon as funds become viewed as a major obstacle. "We available. can work that out. We've done it This move makes the third dorm before." SPIRO'S DELI TAVERN in as many years to change from Schwarzmueller closed Brown male housing to female. In 1974, Dormitory Winter quarter of 1972 Hopkins was switched and in 1975 RIGHT NEXT TO THE 'CAMPUS CORNER for financial reasons, claiming Howell was given to women.

Delicatessen: WARNING Don't be misled by stereo shops that boast of the DELI SANDWICHES lowest prices in town, because of reasons such as CHAR BROILED STEAKS.CHOPS.SHISHKEBAB large volume sales, large baying power, large ONION RINGS warehouse space, etc. The truth of the matter is INTERNATIONAL SALADS the store that's going to have the lowest prices is (INCLUDING SPIRO'S SPECIAL GREEK SALAD) the one that has the LOWEST OVERHEAD, and is just plain LESS GREEDY!We at CAMPUS AUDIO say, "You don't have to be the biggest to be the best." FOLLOWING ARE SOME REASONS WHY OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW: One free beer with order, 1. LOW OVERHEAD [YOU'RE NOT PAYING FOR LARGE WAREHOUSE RENT OR LARGE SHOWROOM FLOOR RENT] 2. AUSTERITY IN ADVERTISING [WE DEPEND MAINLY ON WORD OF MOUTH SO YOU'RE NOT PAYING FOR LARGE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS.] Friday only. 3. Small SALES STAFF OPERATED BY TECH STUDENTS • LESS MOUTHS TO FEED.] 4. LESS GREED [ OF COURSE WE HAVE TO MAKE A PROFIT • BUT WE DON'T TRY TO MAKE IT ALL OFF YOU!] WE MAY BE SMALL, BUT THAT MEANS YOU GET MORE INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION! This is one way that Spiro and Fay CAMPUS AUDIO say 892-4444 * 62 THIRD ST. AT SPRING CALL 24 HOURS MEMBER ATLANTA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THANKS, GEORGIA TECH ! We Service What We Sell WE GIVE PRICE QUOTES OVER THE PHONE Discrete registrar "THE SOUTH'S LIVELIEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER" bounces student POST OMICf «OX I • GEORGIA 'NSTiTUTI Of TICHNOIOGT • ATLANTA. GfOIG'A 30337

Just the other day, a leader among Tech approval to drop the cancelled course), the ERIC DIAMOND HERB ARCHER students was reduced to a common Counseling Center (for a "Withdrawal In­ criminal by the Registrar's office. He was terview"), Dean Kohler's office (where his EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER stripped of his I.D. card was torn from his possession), honor and his I.D., the office of the Assistant Director of the and was forced to College of Architecture (who had to in­ withdraw from vestigate the course cancellation), and the 'school. Cashier's Office (to be informed that it "Why?" you may would take four or five weeks to get a fee re­ ask. Simply because fund). he wanted to drop a As if that weren't enough, Garbur was Housing overload? course. told that he must apply for readmission to At the beginning his second year of graduate school next of the quarter, this fall. sixth-year architecture student took a fan­ Garbur has been attending Tech for 15 cy to a certain "TBA" course offered by the quarters, and has received a bachelors College of Architecture. Since the details degree with honors from the school. He is a of the course could not be arranged by the legitimate, hard-working student, not It looked like another fall housing crisis. Due to an increased ad­ student and his professor, the course was some University of Georgia graduate who mission of freshmen this year, Tech's housing system would be tax­ cancelled and he was forced to drop. just walked in off the street. ed far beyond its capacity. The money-hungry Admissions Office ob­ That's where the catch comes in. The business of this Institute is sup­ posed to be the education of its students, viously hadn't learned its lesson from last year and refused to You see, our intrepid student (who we'll not their harassment. Registrar's office restrict enrollment, or even press for such a policy. call Mr. Garbur), registered for only one personnel should be hire to ease the inter­ course, and was thus forced to drop his en­ face between students and the Institute, tire courseload. Ever alert to the schemes Fortunately, this year there will be a happier ending. No freshman not to add red tape. of clever students, a card-carrying will enter expecting a room and not get one. Any returning students Registrar's assistant immediately in­ These personnel should consider all the aspects of an individual's problem instead who applied by May 31 will not be left out in the cold. formed Garbur of the cold, hard facts: if he of blindly following some "standard desired to drop the course, he would have procedure." Half a minute of their time The Technique applauds the swift action of Housing Director to withdraw completely from the Institute. might be worth three hours of someone Gary Schwarzmueller in averting a potentially bad situation to a After three hours of red tape, he had else'8, -ERIC DIAMOND great extent. The new housing policy, though jeered at earlier, now been to the Graduate Division office (to get appears to have a good chance at preventing future fall housing crunches. Industries exploit red, white, and blue

Thank goodness it's almost here. effective. Make 'em swell with pride to be I imagine most Americans will breathe a Americans, but not to the point of collective sigh of relief this year as July 4 regurgitation. storms past, knock­ There's nothing wrong with a little ing the bicentennial patriotism. There IS something wrong and all its commer­ with a lot of "patriotism," especially when cial frivolities on it's repeatedly done in bad taste simply so their downhill a few individuals can make a fast buck. plunge. Whew. They don't care that your bicentennial This year checks will no longer be pertinent this time American industry1 next year. They have your money and has exploited that's all that matters. national pride ("Be It's sad that such a negative attitude American. Die in must prevail. The true ideas and principles 1976 and be buried in our bicentennial cof­ that we should really celebrate have been fin.") to the hilt. It seems no one really un­ masked by ribbons of red, white, and blue v derstands or cares what we're supposed to i'M <%mmm> i KNOW VOUHE A ax^sBcrcwy AND AU THAT.BUT YOU'LL crepe paper. These superficial symbols be celebrating any more. Vm TO GO—• WHAT WITH ALL W WAWE HAYS FUS.' succeed only to turn most Americans off. Where did we go wrong? A much better way to truly recognize Two hundred years ago, a small group of men met together in Philadelphia with a this birthday would have been to quietly dream — a dream that a nation could exist exemplify some of the sentiments this where men could love in freedom. They country was based on. Repeat: quietly. Most of the people who started off this THE TECHNIQUE were willing to die for this ideal; many of them did. Did they pour out their blood so country were interested in a way of life GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY that we could sit back two hundred years that would be better than what they had. ©1976 later and sneer at red, white, and blue This common cause unified them. souvenirs? The best way to instill national pride in Any group of people will get tired of any Americans would have been to designate the governmental grants that were hand­ EDITORIAL BOARD: SUE SMITH, MANAGING EDITOR; BILL PROPP, NEWS EDITOR; DON COPE, FEATURES EDITOR; subject if they are constantly deluged with PETE CASABONNE, SPORTS EDITOR; EARL WILKINS, PHOTO EDITOR propaganda on it. It's part of the natural ed out as to be used only for improvement NEWS STAFF: RENEE TWOMBLY, ROBYN ROBERSON, JIM JONES intolerance of people. programs. A national spirit of beautifying FEATURES STAFF: MIKE LANGFORD; JEFF LANE; LEE DENNY SPORTS STAFF: STEVE BRANSCOMBE This nation's government has lasted America would have unified us all in a AD STAFF: JIM JONES, FRANK BOYD longer than any other government with no common cause and the result would have DALLAM PRODUCTION STAFF: DAVE GARDNER; ROBYN ROBERSON ; JIM substantial alterations of the basic been not just a sense of pride in what a few PHOTO STAFF: KEVIN KELLY TYPESETTERS: CELIA FRANK premises it was based on. This may sound men did two hundred years ago that still FACULTY ADVISOR: DR. JAMES YOUNG trite after you've heard it a few hundred applies but in what we could accomplish times, but try to think about it anyway. today. LETTER POLICY: THE EDITORS OF THE Technique WELCOME ALL LETTERS OF INTEREST TO THE TECH COMMUNITY. American industry has taken this fact, THE EDITORS REQUEST THAT ALL LETTERS BE TYPED OR LEGIBLY PRINTED. It makes sense. You don't invite friends FOR PURPOSES OF VERIFICATION, ALL LETTERS MUST BE SIGNED. THE Technique DOES NOT PRINT UNVERIFIED LETTERS. which should have a lot of personal mean­ over to a party and have the room be a UPON VERIFICATION, THE AUTHOR'S NAME WILL BE WITHHELD IN STRICTEST CONFIDENCE, IF SO DESIRED. ing to each of us, and has pounded, mess. You spend a little time to clean up THE EDITORS RESERVE ALL RIGHTS TO STANDARD EDITING OF LETTERS FOR REASONS OF PEDANTRY OR SPACE LIMITATIONS. pulverized, and packaged it in so many ALL LETTERS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE Technique, EDITORIAL PAGE EDITOR, BOX J, GEORGIA TECH, ATLANTA, the room and make it a pleasant place to be GEORGIA 30332. new and wonderful ways that instead of so you feel more like celebrating inspiring a feeling of pride in Americans, something. TECHNIQUE IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR AND BI-WEEKLY DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS, EXCLUDING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS. OFFICES ARE LOCATED ON THE THIRD FLOOR OF THE STUDENT CENTER. THE IDEAS the reaction tends to be, "Oh, no, bicenten­ That's how the bicentennial should EXPRESSED HEREIN ARE SOLELY THOSE OF THE AUTHORS, AND CAN IN NO WAY BE CONSTRUED TO BE THE OFFICIAL POLICY nial FINGERNAIL CLIPPERS? Argh!" Emotionhavs e been handled. OF THE GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. "CDN" DENOTES MATERIAL SUPPLIED AND COPYRIGHTED BY THE toward the bicentennial now range from CHICAGO DAILY NEWS, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. But cheer up. The sesquicentennial is SUBSCRIPTIONS: $3.00/QUARTER, $10.00/YEAR, $300.00/LIFE. apathy to antagonism. only fifty years away. Maybe they'll han­ Taking a more low key approach to the dle THAT one better. whole affair would have been much more -SUE SMITH T

SGA president exhorts apathy end

Tech Students, Student Government away on vacation, American people, due to our innoculation, Welcome to summer quarter at Georgia student involvement in developing would not succumb, but everyone in every Jock ignored Tech. Summer quarter is a somewhat policies and activities has diminished. other country would die, conceivably different quarter, unique with its lower If there is a particular area that con­ within a few weeks. enrollment of less than 3500 students. This cerns you and you want to guarantee stu­ Th e domestic population, told of only the lower enrollment alleviates some common dent involvement, step forward and con­ sublethal strain, and falsely told that it problems, like parking, but leaves others.. tribute your ideas. The Georgia Tech Stu­ arose from a natural mutation, would sub­ DEAR Editors: If you find that this summer some of your dent Government needs you. mit for vaccination without knowing of In last quarter's Technique Focus on interests and needs are not yet being look­ Mitchell Jordan Abrams the carnage to follow. Certain technical English Professor Jim Bynum, Mr. ed after, then you should read on. Student Body President problems involving further mutations in Langford neglected to mention Dr. If you have any grievances or comments the lethal strain would be challenging, but Bynum'8 6-year-old son, Gordon. Gordon you won't need to send off a post card to could be worked out. Bynum is an excellent soccer player and some fun-in-the-sun resort in order to con­ The recent reports of an outbreak of track star. In the recent Field Day at North tact your Student Body President. He's swine influenza in a U.S. Army base next Fulton High, Gordon won first-place here on campus this summer working from Swine flu? to the FDA's viroloev center in Bethesda, awards in the 75-yard dash and a relay, out of his home base up in the Student Maryland, are being used to justify a while he garnered a third-place award in Government office. massive immunization program. I urge the 440-yard run. I am sure that the There are still many areas in which everyone on this campus, especially the Technique regrets the omission of Gordon more attention needs to be paid to the foreign students, to be sure and get in* Bynum's achievements. students concerns and needs. Some of The Editors; noculated. Sincerely, these areas were approached last I wish to share a few thoughts with you David R. Throop David R. Gardner Spring quarter concerning methods of selectively killing IWASQCHARTL I,.ALSO.WA S A For those of you who were away last large numbers of people. HIXONV RIGHT- DOSE AIDE NOOR* BUTTER. quarter, these are some of the highlights of If some group wished to annihilate the HAND MART. 2 Spring quarter: larger part of the population in all coun­ Iff** —Tillie the Teller was installed tries except the U.S., atomic warfare would providing a more convenient banking ser­ have many drawbacks, especially in that vice for the Tech students large amounts of radiation are difficult to —A new parking lot was constructed contain, and that radioactive wastes between Techwood and Brittain Drive would make the natural resources of decimated areas unusable to the survivors. next to the Baptist Student Union. I Mfas ftchatti I WAS RICHARD —A Georgia Tech Presidential If, however, biological weapons were Preference Poll was held. The results of the used, the American citizenry could be in- top four candidates (with approximately noculated with a strain of virus that would 1600 students voting) were: Carter 43%, be nasty, but not terribly lethal. After Ford 19%, Reagan 10%, Brown 9%. protecting the U.S., a related strain We hope to accomplish many more genetically altered to kill anyone exposed to things this summer, but with most of the it could be developed and released. The '74 'Howitzer' mirrors '73 'Blueprint'

1973 Blueprint 1974 Howitzer 1973 Blueprint 1974 Howitzer

ART ART LINES LINES "Hey look at that naked lady!" "I don't "WOW, LOOK AT THAT NAKED LADY!" "IDON'T Hurry up and wait. lines grow longer HURRY UP AND WAIT. LINES GROW LONGER know what's good; I just know what I KNOW WHAT'S GOOD, I JUST KNOW I LIKE." THE and tempers grow shorter. Break in line, AND TEMPERS GROW SHORTER. BREAK IN LINE like." The average Techman's knowledge AVERAGE CADET'S KNOWLEDGE OF ART BARELY and your allotted time on earth is ap­ AND YOUR ALLOTED TIME ON EARTH IS AP of art barely extends beyond the graphs in EXTENDS BEYOND THE GRAPHS IN HIS ECON. preciably shortened. Get there early and PRECIABLY SHORTENED. GET THERE EARLY AND his math book, and a large percentage of- BOOK, AND A LARGE PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS wait longer; get there late and wait forever. WAIT LONGER; GET THERE LATE AND WAIT FOREVER. students couldn't care less. In this sterile COULDN'T CARE LESS. IN THIS STERILE ENVIRON­ If there isn't a line for something, it IF THERE ISN'T A LINE FOR SOMETHING, IT environment of lines, vectors, and MENT OF LINES, VECTORS, AND DIAGRAMS, IT'S probably isn't any good anyway. PROBABLY ISN'T ANY GOOD ANYWAY. diagrams, it's no wonder that the only NO WONDER THAT THE ONLY FORM OF VERBAL EX­ (SEE ALSO: BOOKSTORE, GRANT HALL, MOVIES) form of personal expression is found on the PRESSION IS FOUND ON THE BACK OF DESK bathroom walls. (SEE: Graffiti.) BLOTTERS. ART IS ALSO A COURSE AT USMA CON­ MAIL Mail TENDING WITH PLEBE MATH FOR THE TRIVIA "Why is the other guy in my box so damn EVER WONDER WHY YOUR ROOMMATE GETS SO CHAMPIONSHIP. (SEE ALSO: ACADEMICS, popular? He's got twenty letters to my one; MUCH MAIL? MAYBE HE'S BEEN WRITING TO MATH) I think he's writing to himself." Getting HIMSELF. GETTING MAIL CAN CHEER UP YOUR mail can cheer up the day, and not getting EATING DAY, BUT NOT GETTING ANY FOR WEEKS WILL EATING it for weeks can make you want to eat MAKE YOU WANT TO EAT WORMS. EVEN JUNK EATING AT THE BOODLERS IS A BATTLE TO GET A worms. Ads are even welcome at times, but MAIL IS WELCOME AT TIMES, BUT THE MOST Eating is the battle to get a large helping LARGE HELPING OF SOMETHING GOOD AT A CHEAP the Big Two are packages and love letters. WELCOMED ARE LOVE LETTERS AND BOODLE of something good at a cheap price. Unfor­ PRICE. UNFORTUNATELY, THE FOOD ON CAMPUS In most people's hearts the latter comes PACKAGES. THE LATTER, HOWEVER, SELDOM tunately, at or near Tech, the food is inedi­ IS INEDIBLE, INSUFFICIENT, AND MANY TIMES first, but a box ranks close behind. Care ARRIVE INTACT. ble, insufficient, and many timesmor e ex­ MORE EXPENSIVE THAN IT SHOULD BE. MEALS IN pensive than it should be. Meals at Tech packages from home make the receiver en­ THE CADET MESS ARE RARELY DULL, FOR DURING are rarely dull, however. During the course vied by everyone back at the dorm. THE COURSE OF THE MEAL YOU 'RE BOUND TO DROP of a meal you're bound to drop something SOMETHING OR FIND SOMETHING IN YOUR FOOD or find something in your food that X-RAY X-RAY THAT SHOULDN'T BE THERE. IF YOU'RE LUCKY, IT shouldn't be therelf you're lucky, it won't "That's right. Place your ankle flat "THAT'S RIGHT. PLACE YOUR ANKLE FLAT WON'T BE MOVING. THE PIZZA AT TONY'S IS be moving. (SEE: Varsity, Dorm life.) against the plate so we can get a good take AGAINST THE PLATE SO WE CAN GET A GOOD TAKE ALWAYS GOOD, BUT SOMETIMES YOU WONDER IF the first time. No, twist it around a little FIRST TIME. NO, TWIST IT AROUND A LITTLE BIT IT IS WORTH STANDING IN LINE FOR THREE HOURS more. Now, bend your toes up. It won't hurt MORE. NOW BEND YOUR TOES UP, IT WON'T HURT ON A SATURDAY NIGHT FOR A $2.00 PURCHASE. for long ... Why? To see if it's broken, of FOR LONG... WHY ? TO SEE IF IT'S BROKEN, OF IT HAS EVEN BEEN RUMORED THAT A MC­ course. COURSE." (SEE ALSO: HOSPITAL) DONALD'S IS OPENING UP IN CULLUM HALL. (SEE ALSO: GRANT HALL, MESS HALL) ZERO ZERO Zero is the average of that pop test ZERO IS YOUR AVERAGE FOR THE FIRST THREE FRUSTRATION FRUSTRATION grade, plus the number of dates last WRITS OF THE SEMESTER, PLUS THE NUMBER OF\ Frustration is the ultimate experience at FRUSTRATION IS THE ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE AT month, plus the balance in the checking DATES THAT YOU HAD LAST SEMESTER AND ALSO Tech. The causes are varied, but they crop USMA. THE CAUSES ARE VARIED, BUT THEY account. It's the temperature when you THE USUAL BALANCE OF YOUR CHECKING AC­ up in nearly every situation: the advisor CROP UP IN NEARLY EVERY SITUATION: THE TAC have a flat tire on your first date at Tech, COUNT BY THE SECOND WEEKENDOF THE MONTH. who says "NO" at registration, that C that WHO WRITES YOU UP DURING PMI, THAT C THAT and the score with the girl when you at last IT'S THE WARMEST TEMPERATURE YOU'LL EVER came out a D, the memorized formula that CAME OUT A D, THE MEMORIZED FORMULA THAT show up. Zeroes are like holes in your HAVE WHEN YOUR DRAG HAS A FLAT TIRE AT disappears during the quiz, the gorgeous DISAPPEARS DURING THE WRIT, THE GORGEOUS socks; they're round, and show up when TARGET HILL WITH THREE MINUTES 'TILL TAPS' CHICK WHO WON'T GIVE YOU THE TIME OF DAY chick who won't give you the time of day, you hate them most. AND YOUR SCORE WITH YOUR FIRST BLIND DATE FORGETTING THE COMBINATION TO YOUR losing your key when you're really pushed WHEN YOU SHOW UP TWO HOURS LATE. ZEROES LOCKBOX, AND LOSING ALL YOUR NOTES TO AN for time. It's all enough to give a guy an ul­ ARE LIKE HOLES IN YOUR SOCKS; THEY'RE ROUND OPEN BOOK COURSE THE DAY BEFORE THE FINAL. cer. AND SHOW UP WHEN YOU HATE THEM THE MOST. IT'S ENOUGH TO GIVE A GUY AN ULCER. (SEE ALSO: "P." TAC, DRAG) 6 THE TECHNIQUE NEWS FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1976 Correspondence West Point regrets plagiarism Friday The idea of the "alphabet" June 30,1976 the cadet frame of reference is nature to those used by other June 4,1976 system of layout was not original clearly a dishonest act. schools. Moreover, a series of with the BLUEPRINT staff and Mr. Gerald H. Clark Your concern in maintaining the checks will be instituted to ensure Lieutenant General Sidney B. could be copied, but the word for Editor, BLUEPRINT originality and individuality of its soundness and workability. Berry word reprinting of such articles as Atlanta, Georgia 30332 the BLUEPRINT is appreciated. In sum, I genuinely regret the Superintendent "ART", "EATING", "X-RAY", Accordingly, I want to assure you improper use of the content of the United States Military Academy and "ZERO", among others, is Dear Mr. Clark, that steps are being taken to 1973 BLUEPRINT. It was totally West Point, New York deplorable. Lieutenant General Berry asked preclude a recurrence of this unfor­ inexcusable and completely incon­ The BLUEPRINT staff does not me to reply to your letter of June 4 tunate incident. This will be done sistent with the goals of this in­ Dear Lieutenant General Berry: wish to cause an uproar, but we in which you focused on the by causing the present stitution. Enclosed is a complimentary would appreciate your comments similarity of portions of the Stu­ HOWITZER staff to develop a Sincerely, copy of the 1973 BLUEPRINT, the on this matter and upon how such dent life section of the 1973 policy paper which clearly W.F. Ulmer, Jr. Georgia Institute of Technology plagarism might be prevented in BLUEPRINT and the Reflections delineates the bounds of usage of Brigadier General, U.SA. yearbook. Since West Point is now the future. section of the 1974 HOWITZER. ideas and techniques similar in Commandant of Cadets embroiled in a cheating scandal, This late notification is due to Needless to say, I read your letter you might be interested in com­ the fact that the BLUEPRINT did with some distress. paring the Student life section of not receive a copy of the 1974 The likeness of the articles to .IKVtfSMIN 30377CO iSJMJAIl S.HMOS JH1« this yearbook with that of the 1974 Howitzer until this year. which you referred was clear. Un­ HOWITZER. The plagiarism der the circumstances, responsible perpetrated by the Howitzer staff Sincerely, members of the 1974 HOWITZER is obvious. You may note that the Gerald H. Clark staff were contacted to determine Editor why there was such a close 1973 BLUEPRINT is copyrighted. NOii03aiaiH9i«3HiNia3Nanisni30 resemblance. They acknowledged that the idea of utilizing the "alphabet" system resulted from Survey aids co-op housing their review of the 1973 \\ JOJ NOA AED uaq; PUS NOA BLUEPRINT. Consequently, the UIEJI || 9M'9|DOED INOAEI pue 'sjajuM SAIRUEAJ pue 'SPODS Co-ops and other students who an apartment; it merely tries to co­ individual responsible for the ( have an unusual school-work ordinate residents of an apart­ Reflections section was advised to 'SM9U 'WE;S PE PEAU a/V\ >MO/W O; NOA ;nd ||49M PUE JE;UEO schedule and have trouble with ment. use the format of the 1973 ;U9PN;s 9I|i JO JOOIJ pjit|l 9I|i up saa^o pauowpuoo their housing situation may This way, co-ops who wish to BLUEPRINT as a guide. That not -JIB JNO 0} dn UO YORU± jadedsMau 9691100 AIMI benefit greatly from a survey be­ leave the dormitory system but are withstanding, the word-for-word -6;q E UO 6u \ aq JO S\\ u I\\PUE JUAIUAIPXA aqi ui op * NOA 9YV\ ing conducted by the Co-operative unable to because of high costs of usage of any part of the U9A9 ||,9M APOQAUE a^e; n(a/v\ pa;a|dap A|9J9A9S S; JJEJS Department.. deposits and leases on BLUEPRINT or any published JNO'iu9UJ||OJU9p9se9J09poi9na aoi^oanbmuoaiau,}je According to John Beath, who apartments, will be able to defray work without appropriate quota­ ADEQS AAJNJ-ASDO;E UPNS ui aje s6u|q; asneoaq S^EIJIING organized the service, this a large amount of these costs. tion marks and footnoting was questionnaire can help to co­ Interested students should fill neither suggested nor condoned. ordinate the housing by alter­ out the questionnaire in the Co­ The use of the material originally nating Section I and Section II co­ operative Office on the second appearing in the 1973 ops in the same apartment. floor of the Administration BLUEPRINT without the permis­ NMOQ AAISDN SI AV SI HI MONX 3M Beath stresses that the service Building. The service is not limited sion of its editorial staff reflects in­ does not guarantee an applicant to co-ops. tolerable laziness at best, and in

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Wesley Foundation — 189 4th St., N.W. — Across from ATO House and Peters Park. BARTENDER, mi, 9ft, its PEOPLE EITHER CROWING ABOUT SAY, WOULD IT WOULD BE HAVE YOU EVER PRETTY MUCH THEIR EMPTY TRIUMPHS OR GOD,r YOU MIND TER- WRONG, SIR— SEEN SUCH LIKE THIS BEMOANING THEIR AWFUL FAILURES! PESPISB RIBLYIFI YOUR FRIENDS I desperate everxyear.. SOMEHOW Z EXPECTED MORE FROM STAYED HERE MEED YOU I - GOINGS-ON?! MY REUNION! y MY UFEU WITH YOU? Jfo^k '

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USTEN UP, 'GATORS, WE'VE THANK you, THANK YOU! IN LIGHT OF YOUR RESPECTIVE LEGAL Tennis: A two week ses­ ear A special treat fop. IPS A PRIVILE6E TO BE BILLS, I CAN ONLY ENCOURAGE YOU None say, now, a word sion of tennis classes YOU—ACE LITERARYA6ENT HERE AMONG AUTHORS TO KEEP AT IT—ESPECIALLY THOSE of it wasnt of caution SCOTT MEREDITH IS HERE TO OF SUCH DISTINGUISHED begins at Agnes Scott OF YOU HEAPED R)R THE PEN. AS YOUR by him! "mein about vbli6 6IVB US A FEW TIPS ON BOOKS AS*BUND OLD BOSS USED TO SAY, "SOME OF THE College. Cost is $15. Call easy kawp"" atorvsex FUTURE 'GATOR BOOKS!! ^ AMBITION", 'BORN p BEST POLITICAL WRWNGOFTHIS CEN­ SCENES.. 373-2571 to register and ask AGAlN"AND*MO"! JF* TURA WAS DONE IN JAIL"! for "Summer Tennis

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School: Official holiday.

No class today.

Watermelon Festival:

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Warehouse, 5285 Peachtree

Road, Chamblee. Working

artists and craftsmen

featuref along with free T-

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Five or twelve mile ride

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Walden (ex-Mahavishnu) on The Tubes Me There" which would do Phil drum 8, Jeff Beck makes another Young and Rich Spector proud. enjoyable album in the same vein This is the album where the Nelson Slater as the successful Blow By Blow. Tubes prove that a group that Wild Angel (RCA) Catch him live at the Fox Theater plays satire can still make good I was gonna trade this album to July 16. music. Even though the LP is more the guy across the hall for laundry Beatles or less a soundtrack of their stage detergent until I noticed it was Rock and Roll Music (Capitol) show, most of the songs are strong produced by Lou Reed, Slater There's not much one can really musically with clever lyrics. The describes his music as "chamber say about this album. Beatle classic song is "Slipped My Disco" R&B in a spiritual flight" which fanatics will have all this which parodies the latest dance translated means lousy. Well, not previously released stuff. The craze by being a better song than really lousy, but there's nothing older songs (pre-1966) weren't most of the disco hits.- here to distinguish it, either. He's meant for stereo and the sound is a The Tubes have a firm grasp on not even a very good singer. Good bit thin here. Nevertheless, all the the American Dream as witnessed show, Lou. I songs are Fab Four classics except by "Proud to Be an American" in Jeff Beck for "Bulldog" which was a clinker which Fee Waybill promises two Wired (Epic) from the Yellow Submarine chickens in every garage and Jeff Beck playing Charles album. The best thing about this "Young and Rich" which is Sput­ Mingus' "PorkPie Hat"? WhyNot? double LP is getting "I'm Down" nik Spooner's tribute to what every Now that Beck has gone the way of (heretofore released only as a American wants to be. Speaking of Mahavishnu toward electric-jazz- single) with John playing the Spooner, on this album he emerges rock-funk, he might as well attack organ with his elbow. Capitol is as the major talent in the group a modern jazz classic. He handles really pushing this album with a with his brilliant song-writing, it well, natch, and along with big ad campaign — Beatles reu­ singing and guitar work. And veteran Beckite Max Middleton on nion anyone? Rolling Stones totally offensive ad campaign (a leave us not forget "Don't Touch keyboards and newcomer Michael Monty Python Black and Blue (Rolling Stones) sleazy blond tied up and beaten Live at City Center (Arista) I'm not one of those who labels black and blue — get it?) and the Now this is a disappointment. every Stones album as an instant cancellation of their summer tour, GEORGIA TECH AIKIDO CLUB The album was rush-released by classic. Mick and Keith and Co. and you get a big ho-hum. Arista and it sounds it. Instead of may be the world's greatest rock the improvisation they're Capable and roll band, but, face it guys, this Blue Oyster Cult Meets Saturdays 12:00 to 2:00 in Old Gym. of, the English comedy troupe just album is a dud. It was hoped the Agents of Fortune (Columbia) rehashes their familiar bits. Some addition of Ronnie Wood might The BOC is one of my favorite Japanese art of non-violent self defense. of it is funny, like the "Whizzo put some spice into the LP, but his groups and at first this album Assortment", "Dead Parrot", and influence is not too much m perplexed me. There are some Call Jerry Morano a tacky reference to Scarsdale, but evidence here —he just seems to be definite changes in style — oh, at 633-0011 (home) it is generally uninspiring. The playing along. "Memory Motel" is they can still play perfect heavy or 894-4075 (business) best part of this album is the notes the one inspired cut but even it metal like "This Ain't the Summer on the back cover. falls short. Couple that with a Continued on page 11 ••••••••••••••••••^^ CO-OP CLUB I ONCE AGAIN PRESENTS THE ONE, THE ONLY MONTE CARLO NIGHT FRIDAY JULY 9TH, 8:00 PM TIL 12:00 PM STUDENT CENTER BALLROOM

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'BAD CRAZINESS LIVES' Thompson seeks America

In the most recent issue of Roll­ cisco. It was here that he wrote he next went on the campaign ing Stone, the question is asked, Hell's Angels — a sociological trail, following the democratic "Do drugs and alcohol make dissection of the infamous motor­ hopefuls in the 72 election. He Hunter S. Thompson seem cycle gang. noted Ed Muskie's devotion to a creative or does Hunter S. Thomp­ form of amphetimine and son make drugs and alcohol seem After suffering what he termed predicted his sad downfall. He creative?" "culture shock and Savage related the widespread use of That'8 easy. The answer is both. Flashbacks," Thompson retired to drugs and alcohol by the media Dr. Thompson seems to do his best Colorado to raise wild boar and (most notably himself) and even writing while under the influence doberman pinschers. But soon he then had the foresight to write, 'It of some narcotic, and his use of te­ became involved in "The Aspen is Nixon himself who represents quila and raw ether gives new Freak Power Uprising" which that dark, venal and incurably meaning to the words drug abuse. compelled him to run for sheriff in violent side of the American Just who is this guy anyway? He a crazed election which saw him character almost every country in HUNTER THOMPSON AND HIS ATTORNEY, DR. GONZO is probably best known as a narrowly defeated. the world has learned to fear and sometime contributor to Rolling Soon after, he and his similarly despise." Stone, but he is also the author of drug-crazed attorney, Dr. Gonzo, Thompson now has endorsed WHO'S GOT THE BODY? three books: Hell's Angels, Fear headed off to Las Vegas in search Jimmy Carter in another drug- and Loathing in Las Vegas, of the American Dream which crazed article for Rolling Stone and Fear and Loathing on the they expected to find while cover­ — an article so controversial that Campaign Trail '72. He spent ing a motorcycle race. Aban­ the entire letters page of the most TIM CRATER PRESENTS HISTORICAL EVIDENCE two years in Rio as the South doning that, Thompson related life recent issue is devoted to comment FOR THE RESSURECTRON OF JESUS OF NAZARETH American correspondent for The in Las Vegas in a narrative which on it. AT LIVE OPTION: National Observer and then was brilliant, outrageous, and, Everyone knows that Thompson became involved in the drug and above all, horrifying. is the model for the Doonesbury violence subculture in San Fran- Nothing is below Thompson as character of Uncle Duke. In a fit of THIS THURSDAY NIGHT, JULY 8 good humor, Thompson said if he G0OPEVENIN0, COMING UP: MY ever caught Doonesbury creator 7:00-8:30 ROOM 142 CIVIL ENG. BLDG. THIS IS YOUR. GOVERNOR! DECISION TO /NVAPE Garry Trudeau, he would "rip his ON THE TOP OR THE NWS, <. AUSTRALIA. BACK lungs out". But then, a guy who SPONSOR: CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST ET. GOV. ZONKER HARRIS ^S*. IN SIXTY has a devotion for his .44 Magnum HAS RESIGNED I PJ\ SECONDS! ( JL/ST^ YES. DOES SHOW and extremely amplified music SHOW ANYONE I % / OJT TO THEM THEM HAVE: (not to mention raw ether) can't be THE 'GEL THE THE SP0T/^> all bad. B0DV. BODY. BODY ? -DON COPE MCAT — DCAT REVIEW COURSE INFORMATION: RAYMOND D. KIMBROUGH, JR. P.O. BOX 77034, ATLANTA, GA. 30309

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Ji mv "The Greek" Snyder j Money manages pro sports

Seems to me Chris Evert picked reduced to a straight player deal One way or another, Charlie the wrong time and the wrong for the simple reason that O J. Fin ley will exact his pound of flesh place to make her strike threat. can't be held to one more year of for the aborted sales of Vida Blue Equal rights for equal work is pro football even through he talks to New York and Joe Rudi and fair enough. But since when do the that way. Rollie Fingers to Boston. women at Wimbledon carry the So no matter what the Rams If the courts rule that baseball same tennis burden as the men? give up for the Juice in the way of commissioner Bowie Kuhn was You and I and the British bobbies talent (and it's 10-1 that Buffalo legally correct in preventing the knew right along that the four does not keep Simpson) there will deal from taking place (though the semi-finalists on the women's side have to be a proviso that more is odds are stacked against the com­ would be Evert and Navratilova, to come in the way of draft choices missioner), then Fin ley will have Goolagong and Wade. for every year that OJ. plays to be compensated by the other The most formful of all sports is beyond 1976. baseball owners when Blue, Rudi, professional tennis, and this is LA owner Carroll Rosenbloom is and Fingers become free agents at particularly true in the distaff one of the most persuasive people the season's end. department. There are just not in sports. Few people walk out on enough worldclass players to push him. He kept the Great Gino Meanwhile, the Yanks and the Evert and Goolagong, who have March etti in Baltimore long after Phillies have become 1-5 odds-on the state to themselves. Gino thought he'd had it. He would choices in baseball's two Eastern The girls ought to be willing and do the same with O J. division with the traditional grateful to settle for 80 per cent of Meanwhile, Buffalo wants plen­ halfway mark fast approaching. | the men's loot. That would be more ty in return for Simpson — a For the Yankees, it is a case of * than generous. Lawrence McCutcheon and a Jack owner George Steinbrenner hav­ Youngblood, plus a linebacker ing his cake and eating it. He saves thrown in. Los Angeles is willing the million and a half he would | The case of O.J. Simpson and to unload runner Cullen Bryant have paid for Vida Blue, and he is *• the Los Angeles Rams cannot be and Jack Reynolds, their regular en route, without Vida, to a cham­ middle linebacker. pionship season.

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Continued from page 9 turns full circle with its very loud CONTEST of Love" (a sort of seventies "Born stinging guitar which one expects To Be Wild"), "E.T.I.", and "Tat­ from the Cult. The two styles too Vampire" and sinister music merge at the end and it just makes like "The Revenge of Vera for a fantastic song. Gemini". The rest of the album is just as But then along comes a song like strong and it's nice to see Alan • "True Confessions" with its strong Lanier's excellent keyboard work piano and Brecker Brothers horn in the limelight more. And, as an • break and one has to wonder if it's extra bonus, Patti Smith sings • the same group. An abrupt change perfect backing vocals on "Vera of style is sometimes hard to Gemini". What more could one manage, but the BOC handle it ask? I well here. The best song on the Gentle Giant album, however, is Buck Dhar- Interview (Capitol) ma's "The Reaper" which features Even though this is there the new and old Cult styles — the seventh US album, this English guitar intro is almost Byrds-Ish progressive group can best be and the vocals are very lush and described as a second-rate melodic. The middle of the song Genesis. Like that group, their compositions are complex and am­ bitious with good, tight • musicianship and, naturally, am­ biguous lyrics, but they just don't TUBING seem to have that extra flair and sense of dynamics that could make t (Down the Chattahoochee, maybe?) them a top group. On this album, a lot of the music is choppy, with the instruments Quality Used playing against each other, ap­ parently to simulate a question Tire Co. and answer format of an inter­ Passenger: $2 view. An interesting idea, yes, but Large truck tubes: $4 it just doesn't work. The best cut is Tractor tubes: $5 "Empty City" which features some good acoustic guitar and has 908 Murphy Ave.SW a sound reminiscent of early King 756-0346 or 755-4216 Crimson. Still, this disappointing The Freshman Issue of the Technique will be published in afew LP is for GG fanatics only. months, and we're looking for an interesting color slide to -DON COPE reproduce on our cover. So, we're holding a little contest so we can take a look at some of the neat work you people may have stashed away. Bring us as many 35 mm color slides as you wish to SUMMER MEALS AVAILABLE enter. However, please be aware that we will be extremely partial at ;v to photos of Tech-related subjects which are also very colorful. Delta Sigma Phi $ 1.40 Per Lunch The Technique $ 2.30 Per Dinner Third Floor, Student Center or $18.20 Per Week 892-6753, ask for Steward. 12 • THE TECHNIQUE • SPORTS • FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1976

Football committee Tech included shuffles divisions in fall telecasts ABC-TV Sports has released its series for the next two seasons," football schedule for this fall, and says Arledge. Georgia Tech's football team has been assigned to Divi­ the Jackets are slated for at least Regional telecasts include sion I of the NCAA by the association's Classification Com­ one regional telcast. The network Tulsa-Oklahoma State, South plans national coverage of 13 Carolina-Georgia Tech, mittee. The division is one of four the committee proposes games and regional coverage of 28 Pittsburgh-Notre Dame, and for football competition and limited legislative purposes, contests. To date only 20 telecasts Houston-Baylor on September 11; and the classification has no effect on other intercollegiate have been chosen, with the rest to Georgia-Clemson, Colorado- sports. Final approval of the new divisional alignment will be announced after the season Washington, Ohio State-Perm be needed at the NCAA's 71st annual meeting in Miami on begins. State, and Yale-Brown on September 18; and San Jose State- Former Seattle sportscaster January 11. Stanford , Massachusetts- Keith Jackson will announce the Harvard, and Tennessee-Auburn first game of the 13-week series on Joining Tech in Division I are in implementing the four-division on September 25. members of the Atlantic Coast, concept include 97 in Division 1,91 Tuesday, September 7, when A possibility exists for a Big Ten, Big Eight, Paciflc-8, in Division IA, 82 in Division II UCLA travels to play pre-season national double-header on Satur­ Western Athletic, Southeastern, and 196 in Division III." favorite Arizona State. ABC day, November 20, as Michigan and Southwest conferences, as Sports President Roone Arledge Thirty-nine members of the old will be at Ohio and UCLA goes well as selected members of the looks forward to the fall season. Division I have been placed in the against Southern California later Mid-American, Missouri Valley, proposed IA classification, and "We have filled the first four out on the coast. Thanksgiving and Southern conferences. In­ they include teams from the Ivy weeks with a slate of outstanding Friday is scheduled as a double- dependents assigned to Division I League and the Southland Con­ games, which sets the stage for header with Oklahoma vs. are Air Force, Army, Boston ference; Idaho of the Big Sky con­ another exciting season of Nebraska and Penn. State vs. College, Cincinnati, Florida State, ference; selected members of the coverage for NCAA college foot­ Pittsburgh later that evening. On Georgia Tech, Louisville, Mid-American, Pacific Coast, Mis­ ball. It's the strongest September November 27, the Army-Navy Memphis State, Miami, Navy, souri Valley, and Southern Con­ schedule we've had in years, and game will be followed by the North Texas, Notre Dame, Penn ferences; and independents we're proud to again be associated grudge match between Notre State, Pittsburgh, Richmond, Colgate, Hawaii, Holy Cross, Il­ with this magnificent NCAA Dame and Southern California. Rutgers, San Diego State, South linois State, Northeast Louisiana Carolina, Southern Mississippi, and Northwestern Louisiana. Syracuse, Temple, Tulane, Utah (Eolmnbia ^outtfern State, Villanova, Virginia Tech, Also classified in Division IA COLLEGE OF LAW and West Virginia. are schools from the Ohio Valley, Southwestern Athletic, Big Sky REGISTRATION FOR FALL QUARTER NOW OPEN Committee chairman Louis A. • OUR FULL TIME, THREE YEAR PROGRAM OF 138 QUARTER HOURS, Myers, a faculty representative for and Yankee conferences. CONFERS UPON THE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT THE J. D. athletics at Arizona, hopes the "Listings of the members of DEGREE. THE NINE ACADEMIC QUARTERS MAY BE COMPLETED IN 27 MONTHS OF REGULAR ATTENDANCE. new alignment will help college these proposed divisions have football. been mailed to the membership, NEW JOB OR CAREER • COLUMBIA SOUTHERN MAINTAINS A NON-DISCRIMINATORY AD­ MISSIONS POLICY, (LSAT SCORES ARE NOT OUR PRIMARY AD­ "It was a difficult two days, but I and each institution may appeal NO NEED FOR EXCESSIVE FEES, MISSIONS CRITERIA). complement the Committee for its its classification before the Com­ TIME, • WE OFFER AN ALTERNATE PROGRAM LEADING TO THE LL.B. conscientious effort. Currently mittee," said Meyers. "The OR MIDDLE MEN. DEGREE FOR THOSE WITH LESS THAN UNDERGRADUATE STANDING, there are 138 members in Division membership will vote on the MARKET YOURSELF BUT WHO WOULD BE ELIGIBLE TO TAKE THE GEORGIA BAV EX­ I, 131 in Division II, and 197 in finalized divisional alignment at AMINATION. 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Tech's chances for a post-season "Our Committee is pleased with bowl bid this coming year appear the Council's action, and satisfied better as the Extra Events Com­ with the bowl lineup for the up­ mittee of the NCAA Council plan coming season. The addition of the TIRED OF THE SAME OL MEALS? the first annual Independence Independence Bowl offers an op­ Bowl for December 14 in portunity for quality teams not Shreveport, Louisiana. The hew receiving invitations under the bowl contest will match the cham­ present bowl structure, but deemed pion of the Southland Conference worthy to participate in with an independent team or a con­ postseason play," says James. Lambda Chi Alpha wants YOU on our summer ference team not currently aligned NCAA member institutions meal plan to help keep our kitchen open. with another bowl game. netted approximately $10 million The Council this spring also set from postseason bowl games last Good home-styled cooking at reasonable dates for eleven other post-season year. rates; served in a relaxed atmosphere. bowls, and they are: Astro Bluebonnet — Dec. 31, Houston; Cotton — Jan. 1, Dallas; Fiesta — Dec. 25, Tempe; Gator — Dec. 27, Carolyn Carter Jacksonville; Liberty — Dec. 20, Will do typing- Memphis; Orange — Jan. 1, Letters, term papers, Lunch: $1.45 11:15 AM Miami; Peach — Dec. 31, Atlanta; Resumes, etc. 12:15 PM Rose — Jan. 1, Pasadena; Sugar — Reasonable rates- Jan. 1, New Orleans; Sun—Jan. 2, Quick service El Paso; and Tangerine — Dec. 18, Orlando. Call 894-2564 Office Dinner $2.11 5:15 PM Robert C. James, chairman of 763-1600 Home the Extra Events Committee, is 6:15 PM satisfied with the schedule. A PHOTOGRAPH WORTH TAKING DESERVES PROFESSIONAL PROCESSING Both full and partial meal plans easily arranged

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