Robert R. Herring, Board of Governor's chairman, dies by Joan Hope chairman of the board and chief Governor's on July 19, 1968 and a his passing. We haven't yet Robert R. Herring, chairman of executive of Houston's eighth trustee on February 2, 1972, thought of all the things he has Rice University's Board of largest corporation, Houston Herring became chairman of the done for Rice University and we're Governors, died of cancer Sunday Natural Gas. board on February 24, 1979 certainly going to miss him." at the age of 60. Services were held Involved and extremely active in following the retirement of James Tuesday morning at St. John the many business organizations and U. Teague. The Rice Alumni had planned to Divine Church in River Oaks. community and world affair honor Herring with a Gold Medai groups, Herring held such As a member of Rice's board, lor Distinguished Service at University President Norman positions during his career as Herring advocated keeping tuition homecoming ceremonies in Hackerman mourned Herring's president of the Houston Chamber low at almost any cost, saying in a October 24 at 10:15 a.m. in tiie death. "Mr. Herring's ability as a of Commerce, president of the Thresher interview last year, "We Chemistry Lecture Hall. The rational and thoughtful person, American-Arab Chamber of recognize that in a time of inflation award, which was to recognize one who is sincere and honest, has Commerce, member of the that we've been through in the last Herring as a "man of vision whose always been at the beck and call of executive committee of the few years, we have a serious Robert Herring outstanding leadership as trustee Rice University since he has been Medical Research Foundation of problem. The professors are balancing act." and chairman of the Board of on the board. He did indeed do Texas and president of both the feeling the impact. But at the same E.D. Butcher, vice president of Governors has contributed everything in his power to help us Texas Heart Institute of St. Luke's time, if we raise tuition too much the Board of Governors and heir significantly to the advancement of out and those powers were quite Hospital and Texas Children's we've lost the caliber of student to apparent to the position of the ideals to which this university is great," said Hackerman. Hospital. a large degree and we don't think chairman said, "We were ail dedicated will be accented for Herring was president, Elected to Rice's Board of that is fair to the students. So it's a mighty touched and saddened by him.

INSIDE: • Homecoming nominees, p. 7 • Return of shut-up and show us your centerspread, pp. 9-iO • Cross Country laps Lamar, p. 16 • Men's, Women's tennis teams THRESHER on top, p. 16 Volume 69, number 10 Thursday, October 15, 1981 Hicks hears Lovett complaints by Tom Morgan other meals presents no real over three years. In response to criticism by problems. Rafael Longoria, another of the members of Lovett College, Food Hicks argued that the new students present at lunch, and Housing Director Marion system will save needed dollars by suggested to Hicks that he could Hicks discussed problems with the eliminating free meals stolen by possibly find other ways to save new computerized bar code system people who have not paid for room money. "We could save money on over lunch with students Monday and board. In addition, the system vegetables by serving them at the and announced that he had should enable the Food Service to salad bar during dinner where they temporarily suspended use of the offer flexible food plans in the would not be wasted as much as system at supper. future by giving the kitchen an with the present system," he said. Lovett Central Committee accurate account of how many Though Hicks has not reached a members Mark Bolam and Don people generally eat at any given final decision regarding the use of Frey had written a letter, dated meal. the system at supper, he has October 6, which argued that the "Historically, we want to postponed its use at dinner at least food service, "in the name of preserve the family style dining," temporarily. "We are not presently efficiency is polluting that (family admitted Hicks, but added that "in using the system at dinner, and I style serving) which it so this atmosphere of inflation, we would say that there is a good desperately strove to preserve last, need to cut costs." He also pbinted chance that we won't in the Food and Housing Director Marion Hicks listens to complaints from Lovett year. We should not have to out that Rice is one of the few future," stated Hicks. President Russ Coleman (far left) and college member Eddie Speer (center). relinquish the flexibility of the major universities in the United The headwaiter system formerly —F. Worley current system in order that we States which does not use a used seems to work as efficiently as may become a number registered computerized system to keep track the computer for supper servings. in the Central Kitchen computer so of meals and plan expenditures. Under the method Hicks had ICSA faculty members that a few dollars may be saved." The "On Board" computerized hoped to use, students placed their The letter also explained that the food system, which was installed identification cards on a trav disagree with Huston use of the meal card system at last week, cost $32,000 to be paid see Hicks, page 5 by Chris Ekren change is needed in the operation ICSA Director Priscilla Huston's of our computer facility. Huston contention at Rice's September 20 has never done graduate level faculty meeting that ICSA has research; at times I feel she could solved most of its problems has care less when grad students are been hotly contested by many of cut-off near the end of their ICSA's faculty users. According to project. Her answer to time needs professors using ICSA for research for research is to invite us to work * or teaching, Huston has yet to deal at two in the morning. She belongs with the root causes of faculty and in a business, not at a serious student dissatisfaction. educational institution." Common in all faculty Another professor contacted by 1 complaints is the issue of excessive the Thresher added, "One cannot charges for CPU time, storage and give science and ICSA's business setting up new accounts. Coupled interests equal importance. One with the claims of overcharges is stifles the other. Mrs. Huston dissatisfaction over the insufficient should decide whether she wants to availability of internal funds for run a university research center or educational and research a business processing center. One accounts. The combination of reason many departments are excessive charges and weak school taking the expensive route of support has limited faculty and purchasing their own computers is student use of ICSA and at times because ICSA refuses to deliver seriously impaired research efforts what they need When Priscilla according to several faculty smiles at you and says she's trying members and graduate students. to accomodate all departments The defense offered by Mrs. and needs as hard as she can, she's Huston to claims of bureaucratic lying." insensitivity to research needs is Particularly c r i t i c i / e d i s that the computer center is run on Huston's assertion (hat "the thn\ a "cost recovery" basis. It is hours that we use our processor is precisely the "cost recovery" not low utilization."One prolessor philosophy that upsets people obtained comparative data from s doing research requiring similar computing center o» computers at Rice. Said one major industrial corpotatu-n Brian Hill (66) crushes TCU running back J C Morris, jarring the ball bos®. Pico recovered the fumble en route to their first professot, "\ major philosophical \.-r ( ompiiU'r • , Southwest Conference win of the season over the Horned Frogs. 41-28. --M. Gladu i An extraordinary man What a His I|oessUiatis shame,.. enemies the last America is shocked, grieved and quite properly, worried about the loss of Anwar Sadat. Was it only one extraordinary The Kki East havem "We'll hear, man they gunned down in Cairo last week — or did a whole structure of foreign policies collapse with him? Will any other has lost a of him and Arab leader now dare follow his advances to Jerusalem? Was* there truth in his recent premonitions of a Soviet plot? Is great man. bis peace alliance with America a pact of doom for Arabs? increment. It was the special genius of Anwar el-Sadat that made people believe Thomas Carlyle's claim that "the history of the world is but the biography of great men." Mr. Sadat did not just make peace with Israel he made himself the personfication of it. Friends and enemies alike came to feel that the strength of the peace depended on his survival. He was fatalistic about assassins, sure that he had set an irreversible course. He thought he had harnessed diplomacy to the true character and interests of Egypt. He rebuilt the Suez cities as hostages for peace and delivered his armed forces into dependence on the United States, Israel's protector. Eventually he persuaded even the suspicious Israelis that his peace was no mere trick to regain the Sinai. And unlike other strongmen of his era, he groomed what lacks to be a strong successor, one evidently committed to th/same objectives. How much then does biography matter? As Sadat was reminding the world at the moment of his death, his heroic EXPANDING THE HEDGES/by Chris Ekren journey into history began with a war, whose anniversary he "in^Ee icalm of politics, the and West are roughly equal. Once never had to face true hunger. All was celebrating as a victory. It was only after earning the challenge is to decide which lie to they are removed, the Soviet ten to of the countries currently beset credentials of revolutionary, in 1952, and hero, 1973, that he believe in. Nowhere is this more one superiority in armor and with mass disarmament demon- could finally pursue those of the statesman. true than in the case of arms quantitative superiority in strations have had a democratic negotiations, where a nation's practically every other tool of form of government for nearly There is no shame today in confessing anxiety over Anwar ability to mask its true capabilities destruction gives Communism a forty years. Such success Sadat's death. A worthy Nobel Laureate of peace, he died provides its margin of safety. Even decided edge. While the Soviets paradoxically breeds discontent in uniform, at a parade of the weapons that sustained his dream. the otherwise blitheringly inept would only have to move their certain classes of society, — Bruce Davies Carter administration realized the excess missiles 300 miles back, preponderately middle-class need for secrecy and deception in excess American missiles would be youths educated in free cfefense matters. The annual separated from Europe by an universities. Obscure loan policies defense report released to the ocean. For those unconvinced by public and most members of the statistics offered by NATO and The European pacifist Congress would make the most unfazed by the events in Poland It appears that Washington's approach to recovering the movement, in the words of one demanding rock producer proud and Afghanistan, Europe's past German protester, is "trying to wealth of families that seek a federal subsidy is now suddenly with its omissions, amplifications experience with appeasement reversing itself. At President Reagan's request Congress last stop the next Hitler". Certainly the and filtering. The task of deception should provide ample basis for diffused guilt of the last European summer decided that the permissible assets for a family on is met straight on by the Soviets, caution. war has added depth to anti-war weltare should be reduced from $20Q0 to $1000. It also decided who refuse to issue any substantive Much more important in the emotions on the. continent. But the to confine subsidized student loans mostly to families with information at all. current European hysteria than pacifists are substituting one incomes of less that $30,000; those earning more would have to Given the monumental lack of logic is emotionalism. Thanks to hysteria for another. While show a special need. honest data from which to derive a the success of America's post- simplistic chants such as"Lump-a- Back in 1978 Congress eliminated any need test for conclusion, it is curious to see a World War II Marshall Plan and dump-a-doo-day, no more guaranteed student loans — for which the Government pays all definite trend in Europe towards the ability of.Europe's private rockets"'(yes, it's true)are interest above 9 percent. But as the cost of money soared so did supporting such pacifist causes as sector to support huge, bloated interesting slogans, they leave the cost of the program from $600 million to $2.6 billion this "pulling out OI IN AIO" and welfare systems, Europeans have much to be desired as policy. year. Not only needy families but affluent families profited "making Europe a nuclear-free from these loans. zone." Simple political opportunism with a tinge of Responding to White House pressure for budget cuts, softheadedness •» is enough to Congress revived the need test, but left it absurdly vague. So as explain the craven cowardice of BRUCE DAVIES the Education Department reads the reform, families with such leftists as England's Tony Editor students in expensive colleges can earn $100,000 income and Benn and West Germany's Erhard still qualify for loan subsidies. In fact its proposed definition of Eppler. Harder to explain is the BRENT WILKEY need will block so few families from the program that taxpayers seeming willingness of a sizeable Business Manager will scarcely notice the "savings." minority of Europeans to follow To be sure, financing college costs may be difficult even for their lead. those who can afford current interest rates. Banks are reluctant The cries for disassociation with Jay Grob News Editor to grant long-term loans for any purpose. Ruth Hillhouse Advertising Manager NATO/America and a nuclear- Mike Dishart Managing Editor Reagan, to his credit, is back for another try. Though his free zone have little intellectual Mike Gladu Photography Editor original proposal for an absolute income ceiling of $25,000 was validity even if one believes Soviet Jeanne Cooper Sports Editor unduly stringent he is again asking Congress to tighten the law. propaganda. NATO by charter is a Deborah Knaff Fine Arts Editor defensive organization, a Kelvin Thompson Back Page Editor It is ridiculous and cruel to create a "safety net" that catches the Richard Dees Senior Editor families with six-figure incomes but lets employed people with coordination mechanism to be Norman Furlong Copy Editor used should one of Europe's John Heaner Associate Editor assets of $1,100 fall off the assistance rolls. . remaining democracies be —Bruce Davies attacked or subverted by the Assistant Editors Tom Morgan (News), Chris Ekren, Soviet Union. The American Lisa Yee (Typesetting), Dave Chilton (Sports), Cecelia Calaby (Business), David Potash (Production), Eden Harrington (Fine Arts) presence in Europe, un- Contributing Editors David Butler, Steve Bailey, Ron Ehmke, Michele Gillespie, Lynn Lytton comfortable as it is, is as much a News Staff Alison Bober, Rob Schultz, John Hulme, Jonathon Berk, Sumit Nanda, Patty Cleary, Joan Hope, burden for Americans as it is for Michael Trachtenberg, Rob Schultz, Robert Morrison, Europeans. Far from decreasing Ian Davidson, Michael Tinkler, Drew Sutton, Walter Wells, Matt Leslie Fine Arts Staff Loren Fefer, Steve Bailey, an individual country's defense Scott Bodenheimer, Dan Borden, Andrew Tullis, Chris Boyer, Hal Kohlman, Terri Herrman, Harry Wade, Recta Achari expenditures, pulling out of Valerie Mattioli, R

NC roomies to get legal the Nixon museum is irrelevant. officials of having a good time? "killed." "Assassin" can be played tor any Bill of Rights next year They have museums in every The answer seems to come in the "Killers aim carefully and blast amount of time as long as the time presidential library where I've form of a game called "Assassin", their "victims" with a mighty limit is specific. The Residence Hall Association been. At these museums they really which is currently sweeping across squirt. The rules of the game are According to "Assassin" of the University of North have nothing more than many campuses around the simple. Players have "contracts" participants at William and Mary, Carolina at Chapel Hill apparently memorabilia. The people who country. for shooting 'targets" with water the appeal of the game lies in its intends to adopt a Roomate Bill of come to them are high school "Assassin" constitutes risk- guns. "Targets" can only be shot at unpredictability. Each player Rights that may involve legal students and tourists." taking. Residential hall staffs at when alone or with one other avoids "termination" but there are contracts, according to the Daily Responsible for many research the College of William and Mary person. A target is safe with a always times when thev are Tar. Heel. discoveries, Loewenheim revealed avoid walking alone across group of two or more. Targets can vulnerable to attack. Participants RHA President Robert Bianca secretly taped conversations in the campus and must remain shoot first in self-defense, and if go on to say that the game recently disclosed his innovative Oval Office by President Dwight constantly alert. At any moment, a they strike their assailant, they are promotes unity, togetherness and plan in a Newsweek supplemental Eisenhower starting in 1953 and victim could be ambushed and safe from attack for twelve hours. paranoia. article that outlined the proposed uncovered evidence that President Bill of Rights. The bill lists specific Harry Truman twice considered rights, including the right to study dropping atomic bombs on China and sleep as well as live in a clean and the Soviet Union during the Korean War. DOONESBUKT environment. The RHA plans to add a legal GOOD HEAVENS, 10 GARNER SIGNATURES 1HECLUB?MAYBE, BUT EVEN/FI ONLY GET A S0UHAT5 REAC- Unity, paranoia created MORNNG! DICKJ WHERE FOR MY PETWON DRIVE! BUT TTS FEW NAMES, THEY'LL CARRY A LOT TION TO OUR DRIVE AUMDFD clause to the bill and incorporate it / ARE WU OFF I THOUGHT W START BEDROCKOF mem. rTs THAPSPEA. HE'S UP ON THE HILL? into a handbook on room rights to by new campus game TO SO BRIGHT \ , DOWN C0N5ERVA HANDLING CNUNC ANPEARVY? ATTHE THE,DEAR. OF A MATT be issued next year. Though plans CLUB. ISN7THATA AND SEE How do you promote "staff FEELING- are tentative, the Campus Governing WASTEOF unity" among residential hall staffs (J1ME? Council at the university has while assuring these same dorm already budgeted funds for the project. PROFESSIONAL Historian Loewenheim WORDPROCESSING advises Duke on library AND TYPING

Texas A&M's campus • ANDTHArSWHY THIS MAN WATTMUST BE Specializing in School and mi, NO, newspaper, the Battalion, recently TM URGING YOU TO N—_ STOPPED BEFORE HE CAN OH, DICK, WOULD YOU m n S WHAT? OF COURSE LOOK, DICK, IF Business Work SIGN, BURBERRY- 1/ 3 PUTALL OUR PRECIOUS RE- DICK, LIKE TO SEE THIS printed a UPI story on Rice mmT.. ITS TREES YOU FORTHE GOOD OF o== SOURCES INTO THE HANDS PICK, CLUB ACCEPTING ARABS ONE DAY? WANT, JUST USE History Professor Frances Fast Turnaround! TUB WHOLE \\4S OF 01 LAND OLD MY CAMP IN Loewenheim, who advised the -R, NATION! OTHER ARE YOU READY MAINE ANY SPECIAL.. FOR THAT? TIME! \ administration of Duke University Fronda's Typing Unlimited \ to determine which papers of 3311 Richmond, Suite 200 former President Richard Nixon will be available to the public prior 528-3197 to signing committments for housing the proposed Nixon You Mean Kinko s Reproduces library. Faster Than Us? Loewenheim, who has devoted much time to research in I REAU2B THIS WOULD BE WHAT DO YOU SAY, OLD BOY, SIYVJJ LUTE. ILL- JUST L5AVB presidential libraries, contends HARDFORYOUTODO, TOPD. A WILL YOU SIGN MY PETITION ? TO INCASE YOU'VE ALWYS BEEN A DIE- WE'VE KNOWN EACH OTHER. 5IR7 mm .w that there is little value in HIS CLASS ™ CHANOB HARD REAGAN MAN AND I EVER SINCE ANDOYER. WILL WAITER! "becoming a celebrated storehouse —. RESPECT THAT BUT THIS YOUPO/TFORAN ^ BACK TO VOIMMINP. MJ FEUOW WYTTTMKT OLPSOMOMR, H/STABCE for records nobody can see. I am 1 not sure the people at Duke XEROX __J BE SKIPPED! understand what it is they may be COPIES getting and the circumstances 5< under which they may be getting the materials," said Loewenheim, adding that "Nixon's associates cannot guarantee what they will be able to hand over." He also commented on the controversial proposal of a Nixon TRUMBULL! IVE BEEN IM PETITIONING CONGRESS TO LOOKING EVERYWHERE IMMEDIATELY DISMISS JAMES WRIT SPLET&D! museum, saying *The point about FOR YOU, OLD BOY! MAR FOR GROSS PEREUCnON OF HIS HEE.HEE! WHAT IS THIS \ WILL YOU SIGN MY ZRZL DUTIES AS STEWARD OF AMER- YEAH, OKAY, REALLY, DICK, * - '^PETWONT ICA'S NATURAL I'LL HEW THE TOURNAMENT RESOURCES; YOUOUT.. SM-UPSHEET? DIM Placement Office Interviews

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like the customers to know why difficulties, then some sort of announced on campus. Norma was unconscionable treatment of a Ex bookstore employee hard times should come so that discussion would occur. Such Rodrigue, who had been acting capable and loyal employee. comments on problems blame may be fairly apportioned. discussions usually occurred in an manager during Mrs. McRey- As for the new manager, it is Blame does not rest with the (old) atmosphere of business office nolds' illness and who was still hard to know what to say. He has To the editor, store staff. suspicion. Change is being acting manager, applied for the been on the job, at this writing (6 I have not heretofore made any Relations between the business questioned; therefore, change is job. Mrs. Rodrigue has worked for October), for five weeks. He has comment on the recent office and the campus store have being defied. The campus store is the store for sixteen years in hired a bookkeeper and a occurrences at the campus store. been tense before now. During the being insubordinate. (Lest the positions of increasing responsibil- receptionist. This he did in the first Unlike Ms. Williamson, I do not last couple of years of Bill Red's word "insubordinate" be thought a ityy. She met the announced week or so. He has spent little time have either an overly optimistic tenure as campus store manager flight of fancy on my part, I should requirements. Her application was indeed trying to learn how the belief in the possible changes or a there were virtual hostilities. This add that it occurred in a response never formally acknowledged; she store presently works. This may be belief in the cathartic effect of was, in no small part, a personality to a letter written by Ms. was not called in for an interview; awkward. Since 1700 hours, 30 public displays of outrage. I am clash between Red and Russ Williamson to Neill Binford, then even though acting manager, &he September 1981, there has not tired of fighting a losing battle Pitman, who was Business and presently Assistant for was not notified of the progress of been either a text buyer, a trade against ill-advised and unadvised Manager at the time. Administration to Mr. Akers. Ms. the search; and she was not buyer or an assistant trade buyer. interference in the running of the Within the last year, the business Williamson's letter could possibly notified of the appointment of a In the book department, there are campus store and I have, in a word, office has seen fit to make a have been characterized as manager prior to the public now the cashier, the receiving clerk left. number of changes in the manner intemperate; it was not announcement. Her first and student help. I am writing now because I of operation of the campus store. insubordinate, except possibly in notification came . in a memo Present conditions in the store expect that some hard times are Notable changes have been made the military sense of a minion not addressed to "campus store staff', do not indicate an early return to ahead for the campus store and for to the receiving procedure and to knowing its place.) announcing the appointment of high morale and efficien its customers. Since some of the the purchasing procedure. Their This summer, Eleanor Robert Rawlings as manager. No operation. I hope that this lette • people with whom I have been usual approach has been to McReynolds had to leave her date was given for his assumption might help the store's customers to working for the past ten years may announce these changes, without position as store manager due to of duties. Ms. Williamson and I understand why. I ask your still be at the store later, I would consultation. We would point out failing health. This job was both gave notice at this point. This patience with any difficulties you may encounter in the store, particularly in the book department, which is so understaffed. The staff are doing what they can. Believe me, if PRocRnmmER nnmvsis THFV wanted to make trouble for jou, things would be far worse indeed. Robert Wise Hanszen '69 Trade Book Supervisor Consider a career Rice Campus Store Rewind the tape: Grads with SUPERIOR OIL grieve over housing To the editor, Superior Oil is generally regarded as the Of late, many a letter has nation's leading independent oil and gas appeared in these columns on the producer. We're successful because of our subject of graduate student people. housing. To further stress the'ir importance, I draw your attention We expect a lot, but we offer a lot. Your to the following. education doesn't end on graduation day; it There is this case of a foreign continues at Superior, Through intensive on-the- graduate who joined the department job training (even assistance toward a higher of chemical engineering. A married man with a two-year-old degree), we want you to grow with us. child, he had modest savings by the Superior is a company large enough to offer standards of his country. Upon you sophisticated challenge; and small enough arrival in Houston this fall, he was so that your contributions can make a big at a loss to find suitable housing difference. close to campus. Finally, very much harried, he rented an Programmer Analysts at Superior are involved apartment some ten miles from with a wide variety of related technologies, campus, hoping to commute by the including a structured development public transport. That illusion methodology, data base management systems, (about our wonderful public transport) lasted five weary days at teleprocessing applications, and interactive the end of which he was forced to program development. Positions are available in buy a car costing $3000. As it our Headquarters Office in Houston, Texas for stands, his entire savings will have new graduates with a Computer Science/ been whittled away in just a few months and he spends $450 every Information Systems background. month merely on rent and Employees are provided with opportunities for commuting costs. career growth commensurate with individual The point I'm coming to is that interests and abilities. If you are ready to commit graduate housing is no longer a yourself to high standards of efficiency and luxury but an essentiality. Houston is growing at a excellence, let's talk. tremendous pace. Further, such a housing scheme could cover the needs of incoming junior faculty. INTERVIEWS ON CAMPUS In fact, a few universities in the Northeast (which Rice seems to want to imitate) have started luring Wednesday, October 28th faculty with attractive housing schemes. I assume Rice does not O. To arrange an appointment at that time, visit want to be left behind. your Placement Office or, if you prefer, The time has come, the walrus forward your resume to: S. Vingoe, Superior said, to talk of many things. And needless to add, to take action too! Oil, P.O. Box 1521. Houston, Texas 77001. V. Dillip, EE Dept. SUPERIOR ©OIL pKitT Office \ TYPING Superior Oil is an equal opportunity employer 729-2538

The Rice Thresher, October 15, 1981, page 4 Rain bursts through Anderson roof Lopez, Cooke, Simons by Matt Leslie Torrential rains last Thursday afternoon brought about a receive space awards spectacular if short-lived indoor The Houston-based Space the solar power satellite-plasma waterfall in recently renovated Foundation will award a total of interaction. Sedgwick Simons will Anderson Hall. Apparently, $12,000 at its Research Awards also receive $5,000 for his rainwater built up to an Dinner October 27. The Space dissertation on the phototron, a unusually high level on a portion Foundation, founded in 1979, is a device that converts sunlight into of flat roof and found its way non-profit, educational, and microwave beams. Omni editor through into the attic. It research foundation that directs and writer Ben Bova will present accumulated until the ceiling private funds to promising the awards. below split from the weight and a research on the economic Rice President Norman huge volume of water cascaded development of space. Hackerman is a member of the down two stories to the floor Ramon Lopez will receive a foundation's Board of Directors, beneath one of the building's two $2,000 Space Industrialization and Dr. Alex Dessler, chairman of glass towers. Fellowship for his analysis of the the astronomy and space physics impact of argon propulsion upon department, and Dr. John "It was caused by a the upper atmosphere. David Freeman, director of solar combination of incredibly heavy Cooke will receive a $5,000 powered satellite research, are rain and a drain not working National Prize for his thesis on a members of the Scientific properly," explained Peter self-consistent computer model for Advisory Council. Rowe, director of the Rice School of Architecture and an JiiiiMiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiii .iujiiiiminiinnimiinnminnuuw' associate professor. Rowe, who Maintenance personnel mop up flood debris. —M. (jladu i special cuts cheap was there when the break Rather, a clogged roof-drain on cuts cheap special occurred, added "Fortunately, it architecture and we're very part of the building's original was in the afternoon when people pleased with it," said Rowe. cheap special cuts were here, and a collective structure forced the leak. Repairs are forthcoming, and special cuts cheap mopping effort averted any other than minor damage to the cheap cuts "Frankly, we're having no serious damage." plaster ceiling and sand bags spe more than the usual shakedown placed across the entrance to The new construction in the problems with the new building. channel any future waterfalls building did not allow the water This is the first time we've had a directly out the door, there is \ to build up, according to Rowe. building designed specifically for little evidence of the break. STUDENTS wQi $12 CUTS Computer Hicks listens over lunch... W I TH KATKRYM innimiinni!niiniiiinim.i''in)ininii^ini»tnii)iniiilnnmi|^|n|uiiniinii!niniiiiin[inl| continued from page 1 argued that the headwaiters know controller before dinner and the headwaiter everyone who should be legally would then run them through the eating supper and that they should computer. This method has been not have to do the extra work criticized... criticized by students and involved in validating ID's. continued from page ! head waiters since it ties the Frey complained that he felt Houston. According to him, for headwaiter to the machine, and extremely hesitant in giving up his that particular computing center keeps him or her from being able to ID to the headwaiter and possibly the total billable CPU time was deal with other problems that losing it. He said plainly, "1 don't 15 hours. While the Rice system could arise. like the idea of giving my card to uses only 12 percent of all CPU Lovett member Shane Phelps someone else." time available, competitive systems using ITEL AS/6 computers have usage rates up to SLOW \ 60 percent. MGH INSTITUTE OF The contention that ICSA is HEALTH PROFESSIONS DO mJ juf md. underutilizing its computer The academic unit ol destroys the economic lynchpin of Massachusetts General Hospital Ms. Huston's argument. Even if the system was running at peak The MCiH Institute ot Health Professions offers graduate level capacity, several faculty members programs in nursing and social work especially designed tor argue that business accounts college graduates. BEFORE YiV should be dropped so as to provide r M more room for students and The Nurse Clinician Program leads to a Master of Science faculty. Said one "The university YOU TAKE degree in Nursing and prepares for R.N. licensure and should recognize that the computer is an indispensable specialized practice. YOUR NEXT STEP resource whose use is as important The Social Work in Health Care Program leads to a graduate to the well being of the school as certificate after one year of study and prepares students lor Right now, you're probably in a INDUSTRIAL/ELECTRICAL/ the use of the .library. Computer LSWA licensure and specialized practice in a variety ot health career trenzy. Who wouldn't be MECHANICAL ENGINEERING use should be encouraged by lower settings as case assistants. with so many options, so many rates. More internal funding will people giving you well- we would like to visit with you make our students mopre familiar intentioned advice. Do you feel in person when our MGH Institute of Health Professions with modern computing practices like you're running around in representatives are on your Bartlett 410 and help researchers do a better circles, with time gaining fast? campus Massachusetts General Hospital job. Slow down, take a deep breath, Monday Boston, MA 02114 (617) 726-3140 and consider the options October 19 logically. Register at your campus career NL Industries is a very logical placement office, or send us option. We're a diversified your resume if .our visit is Fortune 200 company with inconvenient for you. 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The Rice Thresher, October 15, 1981, page 5 New music dean Livingston plans long commitment

Thresher reporter Jonathan Basically, the original design for School started, people knew that touring just to say that you've been center, meaning that is must Berk spoke to the new dean of the the Shepherd School is one that I something was happening. I think on tour. I'm not sure that touring function within its own budget. It Shepherd School of Music, Larry believe in. It was planned to be a mass mailings, appearances at should be a compulsive thing one must make its way with its own James Livingston, last week first-class music school in a national conventions, recruiting embarks on injudiciously. If you endowment. I think there are during one of Livingston's several first-class university. In some trips by faculty, brochures, and a tour with something that isn't certain plusses and minuses to this trips to Houston before he assumes respects, it has reached that goal ready, you demoralize the system. The potential there is a office next semester. already. In other respects, clearly it students. very appealing feature of this. The How do you feel about the has not. It doesn't have enough Did you have any trepidation in situation right now is that the quality of the New England students. It obviously needs to taking the job? Shepherd School's endowment is Conservatory compared to the have a continuing monitor on the The only trepidation I had is the not significant enough to make the Shepherd School of Music? overall program, and its original one I think any adult would have in kind of school we all want to have. The Conservatory is an old and objectives are definitely doable. I moving to a new city. Obviously, It is not true, though, that the prestigious institution with a lot of don't see the school having to plot •he situation here is not an endowment is limited to the excellent faculty and many a new course. I do see it having to automatic fully-formed success. amount that is in it. It is up to the high-level students. But I'm very gear up very intensely and very There are schools in the country dean to make that endowment excited about the Shepherd School quickly to achieve those objectives. where the only real effect you grow. The university now stands because I believe that it has many As to whether or not the school could have would be to mess it up. fully prepared to make an of the ingredients of a comparable has lived up to >. promise, I think Larry James Livingston I did not want to be in that aggressive stand to help with that. I school, in terms of quality. The it's too early in t e game to tell. videotape idea that I have will help situation. I wanted a challenge. prefer this system to the systems at Shepherd School is obviously When a school has two deans in six to capture some of the things that I see this as an opportunity. But many other music schools where smaller, but is in the process of years, it's difficult to develop a real are here. We're already beginning the Chinese word for opportunity the music endowment is just part becoming a great school. I would continuity and trust. That's why to develop recruiting plans for this also means risk. And change also of the entire larger one. not have come to Houston if I did I'm planning to make a long-term next year. means risk. As far as politics go, I What do you mean that you've not believe that the Shepherd commitment. Would you like to see the have no prior knowledge how made a long-term commitment? School was not committed to the How do you foresee possible Shepherd School orchestra go on a politics at the Shepherd School Well, I asked for and received a kind of ultimate level of changes in the recruiting and tour? works. Without being naive, I tenure appointment. But I am not music-making that I feel it is looking for talent for the Shepherd I think one of the best fhings a feel that good work will be paranoid about job security, since capable of. School? school can do is sponsor tours. rewarded at the school. I've had tenure in all my positions I get the feeling' that a lot of Unquestionably, the music However, it is very easy to One of the distinguishing except the New England people don't feel that the Shepherd school is in the beginning a bit of overvalue what tours will yield. In a features in the Shepherd School of Conservatory, which doesn't have School is now what it could be. Do an enigma at a school like Rice. To sense, since so many schools' Music is that it is financially tenure. Tenure gives a statement of you feel that these people are me, that's both exciting and orchestras go on tour, there is independent, or that it has its own the time window this school ought justified in that belief? provocative. As far as recruiting is somewhat of a nullification effect. budget to work within. How do to be looking at. I see both There are so many facets to that concerned, it's a national In the end, it is very difficult to you plan to work with your Houston and the Shepherd School question that I don't think 1 would education process that must take make your tour special. However, budget? needing a dean who is going to be really want to give a simple answer. place first. When the Shepherd I don't believe in premature forced It is true that the school is a cost around for a while. UT road trip finances disclosed Rice and Swarthmore by Rob Schultz the trip from Coors, Dr. Pepper, 7- Simonson bemoaned the lack of Finances for the September Up, and the Rice Campus student support for his continue exchange for student road trip to the University Bookstore. The largest donation, organization. After paying Ralph of Texas balanced almost perfectly though, came from the Rice Nader for his upcoming talk, with total expenses of $6482 and Athletic Department, which TexPIRG will have $4700 in its interested students revenues of $6485.50, according to subsidizes away game football treasury. Simonson expects the road trip organizer Doug Gardner ticket purchases. Gardner also Rice organization to begin joint The Rice-Swarthmore Ex- to the present, reasons for applying before Monday's Student expressed a willingness to organize ventures with the University of change Program once again offers and a proposed course of study. Association meeting. a similar trip to SMU in Dallas if Houston branch of TexPIRG. qualified Rice students in their Applications must be accompa- Rice students appear interested. According to Simonson, they have sophomore, junior or senior year nied by a written recommendation Gardner received donations for Also,TexPIRG Chairman John the people and Rice has the cash. at either school a chance to spend of his or her major department and the fall semester at a university in a supporting letter from another I^jii another part of the country. Eleven member of faculty. Forms of these Swarthmore students are currently letters are available in the office of spending the fall semester at Rice. the Dean of Undergraduate Swarthmore, a small non- Affairs. denominational, coed school Students named to the program located in a residential suburb of must also be acceptable to Philadelphia, has academic Swarthmore. The exchange, standards similar to those at Rice. however, is planned on a one-for- Its enrollment of about 1200 one basis with each student undergraduates is more or less continuing to pay all charges and evenly divided between men and fees to his home school. 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The Rice Thresher, October 15, 1981, page 6 Richardson co-master among homecoming nominees by Dave Shrader Rice students nominated eleven students Tuesday for homecoming king and queen. Men nominated for king include Sid Richardson members Robert Putzke and Andy Wang, Lovett members Tom Minyard and Joe Veltri, and Will Rice member Bob Abib. Nominated for queen are Lovett's Margaret Bennett, Ruthie Kravetz Kit Clark Ruthie Kravetz Pat Krieger and Diane Lankford, Brown Diane Lankford Goya Quails member Goya Quails, Will Rice MHEi - resident Pat Krieger and Sid Richardson (yes, Sid Richardson) member and co-master Kit Clark. The winners will be announced prior to the football game on October 24 against the Aggies, with the king receiving the traditional case of Lone Star beer and the queen getting a dozen roses. Bob Abib Robert "Ivan" Putzke Andrew Wang Tom Minyard and Joe Veltri Clark, co-master of Sid Rich and also an undergraduate, became a nominee through a large following from Richardson. Clark, the only female member ever at Sid Richardson, intends to support the nomination and run for Homecoming Queen. A large range of activities have Succeed been planned for homecomiong week. Larry Mangum, a folk singer, will kick off the week's festivities, Wednesday evening at 9 p.m. in Willy's Pub. His in business. appearance will be jointly 'It's a lot easier with a Texas Instruments calculator sponsored by the Pub and the RPC. designed to solve business problems." Thursday, a pep rally and bonfire will be held at 7 p.m. on the Touch a few special keys on these Texas sales and earnings and perform statistics. band field across from the RMC. Instruments calculators, the TI Business And problems with repetitive calculations The MOB will march around Analyst-11™ and The MBA' ', and lengthy are a piece of cake for the MBA, because it's campus prior to the pep rally to time-value-of-money problems suddenly programmable. attract students and the aren't lengthy anymore.You can automati- These calculators mean business, and what cheerleaders will lead the rally. Free Miller beer and soft drinks cally calculate profit they give you is time-time to grasp underlying will be available for those students margins, forecast business concepts, while they handle the num- in attendance. ber crunching. To make it even easier, each Coors beer will get into the act at calculator comes with a book written especially Friday's TG to be held on the lawn for it, which shows }'ou how to make use of the in front of Hamman Hall at 3:30 p.m. Coors/Fighting Owls t-shirts calculator's full potential. will be sold on a first-come, first- The Business Analyst-11 and MBA business served basis for $3, and Mark calculators from Texas Instruments.'Two Richards and his trio will perform ways to run a successful business ma- ^ live jazz-rock music. jor, without running yourself ragged. Oktoberfest at Sid Richardson also comes to Rice during TEXAS INSTRUMENTS homecoming. c, For $2.50, any student can eat, drink and be N C OR PC) RATE D merry beginning at 9 p.m. Saturday's activities begin at 10:15 a.m. in the Chemistry Lecture Hall with the presentation of several awards, including the Gold Medal for Distinguished Service, Outstanding Engineering and Distinguished Service Awards. Various faculty emeriti will also be recognized. In addition, the class of 1931 will present an Endowed Scholarship Fund to the university. Following the football game, the entire university is invited to celebrate the weekend at a victory party on Lovett's sixth floor that evening.

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BROWN are available in the SA/RPC served, Coors/ Owls t-shirts will be office. These tickets cost$2 and are and join Woody Allen and Diane Shepard Sinfonia Monday sold and the Mark Richards Trio Keaton at Chem. Lec. to see Alison Kennamer good for one year. They will get will perform. evening, drop by Lovett House for you into any show at Meyerland, Sleeper at 7, 8, or 10:45 p.m. dinner with the Freeman's Friday, October 16, Brown is Galleria, Westwood and other LOVETT After the movie, take the afterwards. Sign up in Ms. P's helping to sponsor another TG. Gerneral Cinema theaters. elevator up to the fifth floor for a office. Don't forget the Associates' Chili at Brent Wilkey party with the theme of the seven Cook-orf with drinks and games The RPC is sponsoring a Break a keg wth Cole Lrskine deadly sins. A publicity coordinator is homecoming TGIF on Friday, needed immediately for Lovett "n Sunday, October 18. Saturday afternoon and help fix On Monday, Eleanor Tinsley October 23 in front of Hamman the barbecue area in the Lovett Theater: contact Shane Phelps HANSZEN Hall at 3 p.m. Coors beer will he will speak after the Associates (526-7356) or Brent Wilkey (526- Ouad. That evening, take a dollar Dinner. For those that attend the Martin Zacarias 9925) to discuss the position- College night is this Frida> Sign-up lists are in the commons. We need people to help with props for The Fantasticks; see Sid Roberts if ynu can lend a hand. JONES Augusta Barone Jones Theater presents The Man Who Came to Dinner in the Jones t Commons beginning this week on October 16 and 17 and continuing next week on October 22, 23, and 24. Performances are at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale: $2 for students and $3 for others. BAKER Bill Bonnet Volunteers are needed to host Baker alumni at lunch for homecoming and to conduct interviews with Baker alumni for the forthcoming history of Baker College. For further details, see Ann Jordan. Finally, Baker and Brown are co-sponsoring a TGIF this Friday at the Brown-Jones fountain. WILL RICE Alison Bober Seven J Crown Claim in the WRC office: two key chains, one pair prescription AMERICAN WHISKEY glasses, and one pair sunglasses. A BLEND WRC Tower party, Friday, October 16 at 9 p.m.' Fellow's meeting Thursday, October 22 during dinner in the PDR. OWLS meeting Thursday, October 22 at 9 p.m. in the RMC in front of g * « ###<&• # & BOTTifD UNOtR U S GOVERNMENT SUPE^0* Sammy's. Homecoming bonfire BY JOSIPH t SEAGRAM lSOUS Thursday, October 22. ttlAY.MO SO SAN FRANCISCO CA • ?S0 Ml '^4 ,l D GSA 4k Steve Wilkinson For those wo would like to taste some fine chili, with beer and soft drinks on the side, come to the First Annual GSA Chili Cook-off, Saturday, October 17, 1-5 p.m. outside Valhalla. There is a one dollar charge per person. Later that same evening (9 p.m.- 2 a.m.), at the same location is the GSA street dance with more beer and soft drinks. It's free. SID RICHARDSON &Roge r Ford Bnrk n roll stirs wth College night has been rescheduled for November 20. The Second Annual Bar Hop with Brown College will be on Saturday night, October 17. Oktoberfest is Seven&Seven - scheduled for Friday, October 23. If you are interesteds in helping out, call Randolph L. Wile at 528- 3847. RPC Sharon Hecox The RPC and TexPIRG are co- sponsoring Ralph Nader's speech On Corporate Power in Americbf Seagrams & Monday, October 19 in the Grand Hall at 8 p.m. There will be a question and answer period afterwards. A reception will follow in the RMC lounge Larry Mangum will be playing in the pub on Wednesday, October 21 at 9 p.m. General Cinema movie tickets SEAGRAM DISTILLERS CO.. N YC AMERICAN WHISKEY—A BLEND 80 PROOF SEVEN UP AND ""'UP ARE TRADEMARKS OP tHE SE\ EN :

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This optimism is of Grace Farrell, Mr. Warbucks's drowned out the show itself. Billed endearing and yet undermining to secretary, was played by Lauren as America's favorite musical, one the play. With the outlook that Mitchell with such conviction and would expect a national touring everything will always turn out joy that she often stole the show. production to contain a very fine, any twists in the plot which The star of the show was David talented, professional cast; one threaten the characters is rendered Mitchell's impressive set design. Little Orphan Annie and Sandy: more cute than anything else. might also expect the Astros to impotent. Who could worry about Depending on highly mobile props win a five game series after winning learned this technique from other stayed within her range. a character who says herself that and backdrops operating from the the first two. members of the cast. Miss Walsh Rhodes Reason, in the role of there is a bright side to every flys, Mitchell was able to switch The leading lady, ten-year-old was able to win the admiration of Oliver Warbucks, maintained a situation? loctions for almost every number. Bridget Walsh, took an interesting the audience by at once sounding strong stage presence throughout. The production fell flat on its Aided by a rear projection screen, approach to her singing, like the eleven-year old Orphan However, his solos, technically face in its struggle to present the set was able to realistically discovering that it was easier to Annie and a more mature correct, failed to be impressive. melodramatic material in a bring to life a wide range of decors bend notes than to hit them. To be Broadway star, a trick she pulled Mr. Reason's talent lay in his conventional fashion. The rags-to- and atmospheres from the squalid fair, M iss Walsh may have simply off remarkably well as long as she acting ability, which was both riches storyline chronicling orphanage to the extravagant Annie's departure from the splendor of the Warbucks Art abusive Miss Hannigan and mansion. The most striking scene subsequent acceptance into the of the evening, the political song Warbucks household is as trite and and dance "We'd Like to Thank Looking hard to see Art at CAM mindless as the comic strip upon You," benefitted greatly from which the musical was based. This Mitchell's incredible depiction of a F our Painters naked emperor and the painters Dallasite Lee N. Smith III shortcoming could have been "Hooverville" beneath the 59th Contemporary Arts Museum are the trickster-tailors. Dallas- combines oil painting, models, overlooked had the production Street bridge. Unfortunately the set Through November 29 based Otis Jones is represented by dioramas and. borrowed objects a series of chisel-shaped 2" X 4"s like bird skulls and strobe lights in reflected that simplistic, good was not enough to compensate for Do you remember the story that vary in paint color and length. his presentations of his boyhood guy/bad guy genre of enter- an otherwise disappointing about the Emperor's New Clothes? They look kind of nifty about 100 adventures that range from Flight tainment. However, in this production of "the Best Musical of Well, in the new exhibition at the feet away, but they aren't art, and Ceiling (1979), on the joys of presentation, one could most 1978." Contemporary Arts Museum, they say nothing except that Jones airplane modeling, to Weapon easily sympathize with the Annie runs through October 18 Four Painters: Jones, Smith, is a poor craftsman. The best Shops of San Marcus (1980), villainess, Miss Harrigan, when at the Music Hall. Stack. Utterback (October 10- things about his work are the titles: which deals with weapon-making she laments the pitfalls of raising — Hal Kohlman N ovember 29), the museum is the Quanch, Bluho, and Wamp are a for mock wars. Smith's works few. Gael Stack, a Houstonian, deals with being a boy and scribbles on black canvas. The excludes females or makes them catalog says that she's studied fuzzy, pink beings always on the aboriginal pictographs. Well that's fringe of events. But even with a just great, but studied or not few read-in metaphors, his works they're still scribbles on canvas. fail to become art, although they One called Mildred Pierce (1978) are marvelous to behold. looks like it was done with a wire In this show, the CAM is laid coat hanger and Pepto Bismal. bare, looking more like an Robin Utterback has many mono Emperor penguin than the self- and dichromatic "field" paintings purported Art Scene Queen. If the in pretty colors with names like CAM wants more money and No. 20, No. 5 and Untitled. Only public support then Curator Marti works of dead artists can Mayo should just change her basic legitimately be entitled No.3 or directive and stick some art in Untitled. Houstonian Utterback is there. Portion of one of Smith's works. not dead and he's not an artist. —Scott Bodenheimer

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The Rice Thresher, October 15, 1981, page 12 /Movies Gallipoli: another war film & another Australian great Gallipoli. One, Archy(Mark Lee), they lost their sense of direction, film carefully, and in that care he is young and idealistic, a gung-ho they debate the merits of fighting achieves emotional power. He only type who lies about his age to for the British. Weir pulls off some loses that emotional draw in the enlist. The other, Frank (Mel nifty camera work here: In long scenes when he inserts some rather Gibson), who is a little older and a shot, the characters trudge along at meaningless minor characters and lot more cynical, eventually joins opposite edges of the screen, a number of shots that are up just to get away from Australia. empnasizing not only the vast supposed to give us a sense of the Archy and Frank are sprinters, differences in their opinions, but whole Australian experience at and they first become friends at a also the emptiness of the desert and Gallipoli. In that respect. Weir has race in Western Australia. Then we of their conversation. tried to do too much, by follow them, together and It's an important image. Weir is attempting to give his story epic separately, across Australia to setting up a patriotic sentimenta- proportions. In the end, however, Egypt (where the Aussies train) * lism that is ripped apart when men the attempt was only distracting; Gallipoli. are shot down like ducks at a we just wonder where Archy and Director Peter Weiremotional'y shooting gallery at Gallipoli. The Frank are. Their experiences are ties the Australian experience to final horrible scenes of war are all enough. The romance, the the fate of these two men. In a the more striking for Weir's light adventure, the tragedy, and the movie that operates at the edge of tone earlier in the film. stunning shock of their the buddies-go-to-war genre, Weir The sprints are also important experiences are enough. creates a powerful film. Most of for reasserting the value of the Like most of the war movies \ the movie is basically light, even individual and the courage of man made since Vietnam, Gallipoli Mark Lee and Mel Gibson contemplate the desert in Gallipoli. ironic. For example, as Archy and in a absurd world. But, if you listen cries out against the futility of war Gallipoli To make a long history lesson Frank walk 50 miles across the vast closely to the music of Jean M ichel But unlike most of those films, it's Screenplay by David Williamson short, it didn't work. emptiness of the Australian desert, Jarre that plays in the background, message lies not in extravagance or Directed by Peter Weir The story is about two men's where they may not be able to find you can hear the subtle staccato of pathos, but simply in a powerful adventures that end with an the next canteen full of water, machine gun fire. narrative of a heroic tragedy. For some reason, the best "appointment with destiny" at where they gone in circles because In essence. Weir has made his — Richard Dees narrative films in the world these days are coming out of Australia. They're not fancy films with lots of Not like the part he plays: Australia's Mark Lee flashy special effects or off-the- "War?" pondered Mark Lee, co- anymore. In the movie, we see the spirit." wall editing techniques. They're star of Gallipoli. He grinned old and the new together for a Gallipoli is Lee's first film, straight-forward stories told with a nervously and took another swig short while, but the war changed though he has worked on the stage minimum of hoopla. from a bottle of Heineken and all that." *5 and on television in his native They're calling it the Australian another drag on his cigarette. "It's Sydney, Australia. A "gut actor," "Once I understood that Renaissance, and it started with fucked." He giggled again Lee made his first real effort effort difference, I did relate to Archy at The Last Wave several years ago boyishly. to develop his acting skills in the end. They (Australians at and has continued improving Gallipoli, he said. It is not an assessment that Gallipoli) were thrown into a through the superb Chant of would have been given by the situation they didn't understand "When I first saw it, I hated it 1 Jimmy Blacksmith to the powerful young and idealistic Archy and they bravely stood up to it. became totally neurotic and I went Breaker Morant, and now Hamilton whom he plays in the And they were disillusioned by it." out and got blind drunk. Then 1 culminating in Gallipoli. film. saw it about nine times and I was Like many of its predecessors Gallipoli, Lee explained, able to look at my scenes and say, "War wasn't killing to Archy," from down under, Gallipoli is an represented the "birth of a nation" 'Yes, that's good. No, that's not he continued. "It was just an early twentieth century period for Australia. It was Australia's Editing fixed that up.'" adventure. To live it through to the film; Gallipoli is about the first act as a nation since it became Mark Lee, co-star of Gallipoli Though he hopes to continue end, he had to die. He was in that Australian experience in World independent of Britain at the turn of their male youth." acting, Lee, at 22, doesn't really breed of people you will never see War I. Gallipoli, for anyone who's of the century. The Australians, in The national significance of know where he's going. He has no again. hasn't taken a course in The Great fact, voted against conscription, Gallipoli may have brought the plans for another movie, no War recently, is a tiny peninsula in "At the end, we see that it's the instead favoring an all-volunteer film crew much closer than in other ambitions about playing any Turkey where troops from the more modern approach, the more expeditionary force. "They were films, Lee noted. "The whole crew particular role, and no desires to United Kingdom staged an cynical approach, represented by going not because they were part of just threw themselves into the work for any particular director. amphibious landing in 1915 in an Frank, that survives. Archy was Britain; they were going as their project. There was fantastic "I'm just waiting for the right attempt to take Constanstinople the last of the romantic warriors. own nation. And that birth of the teainvork a!' the way through. It project," he said. and drive Turkey out of the war. But war was not a romantic thing nation cost them a huge percentage was hard work, but everyone In the meantime, he'll probably wanted to do it. A lot of people scrounge a few dollars playing his came in cynical, but the movie guitar and harmonica and singing Luntz: Independent films now important changed a lot of attitudes. Peter in Sydney pubs. Independent films made for "suburban shopping the Museum of Fine Arts are (director Weir) infected us with a RHD Rice Media Center and River Oaks mall" theaters. "They provide films assisting Ms. Luntz by providing Marion Luntz which are truer to their own virtually free screenings and other BRING iN THIS COUPON AND SAVE The American Film Institute personal and political vision. It's services. Chris Gardner is Ms. and The Independent Feature different in Hollywood because a Luntz's liaison with the RMC. Project are national non-profit filmmaker there is dominated by Luntz feels that Reagan's organizations devoted to what the studios want." election poses the greatest developing film culture. They are Luntz's purpose is to draw difficulties for the film industry co-sponsoring the New American attention to the variety of today because of his cut-back Cinema Showcase, as series of independent films available and policies. Artists are concerned independent films being shown in especially to the regional aspects of about financial resources for a 5 city tour nation wide. Ms. these films. making films. Nevertheless, there Marion Luntz, presently at Rice, is Many times a filmmaker will are some encouraging signs. Robert Redford has set up an FRAME the Coordinator of the Showcase; want to make a movie about his SWAMP, the Southwest hometown. An example is The independent film institute, called Alternate Media Project, is the Whole Shooting Match by Eagle the Sundance Institute, dedicated regional sponsor. Pennell, which is about Austin. to independent films. Ms. Luntz Independent films are films Just like Houstonians flocked to says,."Those of us who are working made outside of Hollywood. Urban Cowboy to get a glimpse of with independent films feel that Because they are almost always their city and of familiar there will be many opportunities For a limited time only, bring in this coupon and save low-budget films, and also because landmarks (even if they hated the for independent films in the futre 50% on all high fashion, high duality frames including the makers of these films are movie), others will go to see because of escalating budget costs those by Oleg Cassini, Christian Dior, Pierre cardin, Gloria vanderbilt. etc This coupon must be presented mainly interested in the process of independent films that concern for Hollywood films, and because their region or a subject special to of the great popularity of cable at time glasses are ordered and no other film-making, they are not well discounts are applicable advertised like Hollywood them. This was shown to be true in television which has a great blockbusters. Ms. Luntz's job is to North Dakota where the opening dfcmand for independent films. promote these films in cities like night of a film called Northern Also, the continued interest of Houston. She says that Lights outgrossed Star Wars foreign buyers and the possibilities moviegoers in the U.S. have not which was playing next door. that more U.S. theaters will give the films a chance is very I Royal Optical been exposed to independent films Her biggest gripe? The leg work nearly as much as their European involved. She has to see many encouraging." The Eyewear Experts counterparts; in fact, Europe is one people every day from theatre Movies will be showing this of the best markets for American owners to critics to technicians and week at the River Oaks Theater Offices Located Throughout The Houston Are3 independent films. running from place to place is and there is a transferable series Consult the Yellow Pages for nearest location Ms. Luntz thinks independent exhausting. pass available. For more films are important to the viewers Rice became involved with information call the Rice Media VISA' as an alternative to the Hollywood independent films through Center. pulp stories of formula movies SWAMP. The Media Center and — Valerie Mattioli | UNION INSURANCE PLANS ACCEPTED The Rice Thresher, October 15, 1981, page 13 This Week/ by Deborah Knaff

Museums An American Sampler 1700-1875: The Charles Lewis Bybee Memorial Collections. Opening the 23 of October at the Museum of Fine Arts, running through January 3, 1982. The exhibit contains selections from the largest private collections of American decorative arts, especially of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. It includes quilts, coverlets, rugs, needlework, furniture. The installation for the exhibit will be designed by Manuel Lutgenhurst, a previous Obie Award winner. * * * p»s Reading Prints. The Rice Museum opens a new show October 16: Reading Prints, a selection from the Menil Foundation Collection, 16th to 19th Centuries. There will be a preview and reception from 8 to 10 p.m. October 15. The show will run through the end of December; Tues.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-6. The Shepherd Quartet performs. Music The Shepherd School of Music. On Monday, October 19, at 8 p.m. in Hamman Hall, the Shepherd Skifonia will perform a program comprising John Corigliano's Elegy, Mozart's Symphony No.29, Sara Epple's Stanzas, and Kabalevsky's Suite from "The Comedians". On Wednesday the 21 at 8 p.m. in Hamman, the Shepherd Quartet will present Arriaga's Quartet No.3 in E-flat, Malipiero's Rispetti e Strambotti, and Brahms's Quartet in A Minor, Op.51, No.2. On Wednesday the 18 in Hamman at 8 p.m., the Houston Civic Symphony will be performing a m program of Rossini, Beethoven, Debussy, and Sebelius. Films Sleeper. Lovett Cinema presents Woody Allen's Sleeper, his saga of the future of the world, in Chem Rice Museum opens show. Lec this Saturday. Admission is SI, and the showings are at 7 p.m., 9 p.m., and 10:45. Theatre Seduced. Stages presents this Sam Shepherd play opening the 22nd. The play, a comedy-thriller, is based on a character somewhat like Howard Hughes—an aeronautical wizard and financial genius secreted in a California hotel room. Call 225- 9539. * * * Cyrano. The Alley opens its thiry-fifth anniversary season with Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac the fifteenth, running through November 15. The play is the story of the finest swordsman in France, taken from the life story of Savienien de Cyrano, who was "w born in 1619. Cyrano is the*tragic lover with the face of a clown, who dies with his love unrequited, but still with his "panache". Call 228-8421 for tickets. • * * Lovett shows Sleeper at Chem Lec. The Hound of Everyman. The Lamb's Players Street One Two Fingers Dorm Shirt Theater will present a medieval-style comedy at New American Cinema Showcase. The American s 95 11:45 on Thursday, Oct. 22 in the Main Quad. The Film Institute and the Independent Feature Project Yours for 6 Hound of Everyman revolves around the are presenting a week of independent films at the misadventures of Everyman as he attempts to elude River Oaks Theatre and the Rice Media Center. The It'll cover you up. It'll keep you warm. Besides, it Death. In his meanderings, Satan and his demons films are: Alambrista!, The Day After Trinity, says you have good taste when it comes to Tequila. try to waylay him with various attractive but deadly Heart worn Highways, Killer of Sheep, the Kirlian Two Fingers. Order one up. . . the Tequila and the temptations. The show will be free. In case of rain, it Witness, Model, Over-Under;Sideways-Down. Call Dorm Shirt. Just fill out the coupon below and send will be presented in the RMC Grand Hall. the Media Cnter and the River Oaks Theatre for along $6.95 for each shirt. The rest is up to you. their respective schedules. 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, .v* ..._ _ (Left) Clenzie Pierson (94) reaches TCU quarterback Steve Stamp (10) as Steve Wilson (67) misses the block. Marc Seguin (96) is blocked out of the play but Pierson strips the ball from Stamp (center) and Eric Sampson (90) recovers for Rice (right) as Keith Hall (70) arrives late. ^ Gladu

by Donald Buckholt Alborn around 11:05 Saturday converted to put TCU ahead 7-U field goals from 42 yards. The big sprinter, he burned the Owls for a It almost took all night, but Rice night. with . 2 left . die period plays were a 15-yaid draw play by 68-yard bomb. Porter's extra point finally thumped the Texas The two teams seemed to be Porter was very wary of the Rice Tim Sanders and Calhoun's dive made the score 14-3 with 14:30 left Christian University Horned cautious of the wet conditions at deep kickoff men, having for a first down on foarth-and-two in the hdlf. Frogs 41-28 last Saturday night in the beginning of the game, as the apparently heard the rumor that at the TCU 26. Rice once again managed a good Rice Stadium. An estimated crowd first five possessions were all thice Willie Tullis was returning kicks series of plays on the next of 15,000 saw the Owls zoom back downs and punt. TCU's John for Rice. Porter used a squib kick Stamp took a grand total of 21 possession 57 yards before stalling from a 21-6 second quarter deficit Thomas returned the fifth punt, by on every one of his kickoffs, seconds to give TCU an eleven- at the TCU 12. Calhoun had two behind a hot offensive Rice's Dale Walters, 44 yards to including the one after the first point lead. With a second-and-ten important completions on the performance from quarterback the Rice 28. Frog QB Steve Stamp touchdown, which Chris Shoppa at his 32, the Frog quarterback drive: for 10 yards to Deron Mller, Michael Calhoun and a defense wasted no time getting into the brought from the Rice 21 to the 27. dropped back and saw flanker and 23 yards to Hosea Fortune. which scooped up eight TCU end zone, hitting his top receiver T here, the Owls began their first Phillip Epps staging a footrace Baxter delivered a 28-yarder to turnovers. "I would have stayed Stanley Washington for 17 yards drive. They eschewed the pass, with Rice's Wayneard Nellums keep the Owls close at 14-6 with until midnight if we knew we were and a touchdown on the fourth marching to the Frog 25, where and Richard Crayton. Since Epps 10:48 to go in the half. gonna win," said Rice coach Ray play of the drive. Greg Porter Joel Baxter hit the first of his four had the advantage of being a see TCU, page 19 VOLLEYBALL Rice squeaks into fourth at SWT, San Jac does it again by Steve Bailey 30 minutes of the previous match, don't get that first pass it's hard on Rice beat Stephen F. Austin at and Rice looked weary on the offense." Rice had trouble San Jacinto Junior College court. San Jac jumped out to a 4-0 returning San Jac's serves most of Wednesday night but dropped the lead in the first game and never the match. second match of the night to San allowed Rice to tie. The Owls did "Still, I feel everything is a lot Jac after placing fourth at the come back to 4-3 on senior co- smoother, everyone is more Southwest Texas State Invita- captain Kris Annexstad's first confident," added Sokol. tional last weekend with a 3-4 service, but that was the closest In addition to poor play on the record. Rice is now 11-13 over the Rice ever came to the Ravens as court the second match was season. San Jac took a 15-12 win. marred by 20 minutes in delays Rice beat Stephen F. Austin for Both teams took plenty of time caused by errors at the scorer's the second time in less than a week to score in the second game, but table. In the first game with in a performance that was San Jac pulled ahead 3-0. In one of Perkins serving Rice was called for blemished only by Rice's two bright spots for the Owls in serving out of rotation. It took the unfamiliarity with the new plays this match Caryn Perkins turned in scorer 15 minutes to understand they were running. Rice won the four great serves for aces and put her error. first game 15-9 and squeaked out Rice ahead 5-3 for the only time all The Owls breezed to two quick the second game 16-14. night. victories Friday in San Marcos The Owls ran their plays almost With their backs to the wall at over Hardin-Simmons University, flawlessly the first game and made 13-6, Rice scrapped out another 15-7, 15-13, and Texas A&I, 15-4, Lisa Ferdinand (right) turns back an SFA spike with the help of Nina Akai few mistakes the second game, but five straight points on some poor 15-10. "We just ran over A&I with (behind Ferdinand) and Caryn Perkins (2). —S. Bailey those mistakes made the game play by San Jac, a block by our plays," commented Sullivan. Saturday was a different story. Tucker. In their fifth match of the close. Freshman Lisa Ferdinand sophomore Nina Akai and a soft Rice has now won both matches "We didn't maintain our tourney Rice bowed to turned in one of her best ace by junior co-captain Meg against A&I, and the only other momentum and concentration," tournament champion Angelo performances in a Rice uniform Sullivan. However the Ravens teams the Owls have beaten twice lamented Tucker. Rice started State 15-5, 15-3, and went into the against SFA with superb hard and came back on the next service to are TSU and SFA. Saturday morning with a tight 15- final match with a 2-3 record. well-placed hits and excellent put the game away 15-10. In the third match Friday host 11, 11-15, 15-13 loss to St. Mary's. Rice met Stephen F. Austin in blocking. "The passing wasn't there Southwest Texas came back after "We lost our concentration in our their last match and won 14-16, 15 against San Jac," commented dropping the first game to the Owls In the seco id game the Owls match against St. Mary's," said see Angelo, page 18 spotted the "Ladyjacks" a 4-0 lead, assistant coach Debbie Sokol. 15-12 to take the match in the final and then a 7-2 lead before coming "Our defense wasn't ready to go. two games/15-7, 15-8. SWT's back with five quick points on the They took a breather during the victory was their second over Rice strength of sophomore Nina rally (in which San Jac pulled in two matches. 9 Akai's serving to put Rice up 9-8. ahead 9-3 in the first game on five Tucker was not displeased with HG © © Rice and SFA traded points the striaght serves)." the loss to SWT. 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The Rice Thresher, October 15, 1981, page 15 MEN'S TENNIS Tomasco sauce in hot Rice play, zesty Albert combo by Jeanne Cooper by defeating Santirgo De Mucha made a powerful team with defeat Jonathan Lindstrom and Edgar Geiffenig. The tough match Sophomore Don Tomasco has of Pan American 1-6, 6-3, 6-2. Tomasco in doubles. MikeBonney Mark Roberts of Pan Am, 6-4,6-7, went three sets with Albert and made waves for Rice men's tennis Tomasco then walloped the and Martin Newton of UT at San 7-5. Tomasco bowing out 4-6, 7-5, 6-1. early in the fall season. Tomasco tourney's seventh seed Peter Mako Antonio were the first to fall prey, The Rice team met their match "I think it was an outstanding reached the quarterfinals in singles of Trinity 7-6, 6-0 before losing to losing 7-6,6-1. Albert and in the finals, however, taking on performance overall by Don and a and the finals in doubles with John number one seed Johnny Levine of Tomasco took a little longer to the UT strongmen Levine and good one by John in doubles," said Albert in the McFarlan Classic University of Texas 6-4, 6-4. coach Larry Turville. It's a little tournament last weekend in San Tomasco's partner Albert was early to make any predictions Antonio. knocked out of individual about how the team will fare in Tomasco opened competition competition in the first round but Southwest Conference competi- CROSS COUNTRY tion and NCAA championships, so Turville is saving any further evaluations till a month or so. Rice edges out Lamar "We'll have three or four challenge By Riaz Karamali potential. matches under our belt, plus three The Rice men's cross country "For the first time in a long or four more competitions. We team beat Lamar 29-26 in a dual while, we'vp got some real good should be close to the top of our meet last Friday, lodging their first depth." This is evidenced by the game then." meet victory in two years. This fact that though strong runners "We're working pretty hard triumph was achieved despite the sm Jeff Bennett (bruised hip) and right now," commented Turville. Owls having to compete without * r ~ Gawain Guy were unable to "Some (of the team members) are two of their top six runners against compete, Jaime Najera "did a great •li-. looking good, some are coming the same Lamar team that beat job filling in as our fifth man." •V !. . along and some need a push." them by over fifty points at the On individual performances, - Rice Invitational earlier this year. Straub commented, "William The team will compete in the Robert Schooler overcame his Moore continues to improve and Houston Fall Festival open previous allergy problems to lead Robert Schooler licked the tournament at the Southwest Rice with a time of 24:39, good allergy problems that had plagued Tennis Center this weekend. enough for second overall on the him earlier, and ran a great race." Players from University of hilly five-mile course. William Houston, Houston Baptist and Moore came in third with 24:43, After the team's successful The National Martial Arts Championship held in Autry Court last weekend Lamar will also enter the event. while Greg Johnson and Craig performances against Lamar last featured events in forms, sparring (above) and specialities. The contest Rice matches on Friday will be Hughes placed fifth and sixth week, and at the Arlington was sponsored by Kim Soo Karate and the Rice Tae Kwon Do KarateClub, held at 9 and 10:15 a.m. and at 1 respectively with 24:46. Invitational two weeks ago, Straub and attracted about 450 participants. —R. Cruz and 2 p.m. Coach Steven Straub was is looking forward to the SWC extremely pleased with the team's Invitational November 2 for a WOMEN'S TENNIS performance, remarking that chance to test his rapidly "Everybody ran very well. We're improving group against the starting to run closer to our Southwest Conference opposition. Rice finds HBU easy Task(ers), 8-1 by Jeanne Cooper Blumentritt and Rudd was idle in and Michelle Rosen took Rice's MEN'S SOCCER The Rice women's tennis team the dual match, but Brockman and only loss, going under 6-4, 6-2 to extended their winning streak to Wanna Hadnott filled their shoes Beebe and Fennell. Owls hope to best Baylor 3-0 Wednesday when they ably, beating the Tasker sisters 6-2, The women will journey next to whipped Houston Baptist 8-1 in a 6-0. Denton for North Texas State's by Bob Goeddel goalkeeping of veteran Rod home dual match. Curreri and Debbie Melaas Talon Classic Tournament this The Rice club soccer team, Turrenne, who has shut out two defeated Sacaris and Villaflor 6-3, weekend. Competition begins Trade Dlumentritt again deftly currently third in the SWC, will conference opponents in a row 5-7, 6-3. Walk-ons Ellen Considine Friday at 9 a.m. attempt to retain its near-perfect (Texas Tech and Arkansas). put away her opponent in two sets, league record against Baylor at this time defeating Kim Tasker6-l, SAILING home this Saturday at 2 p.m. The recent addition of Steve 6-1. Susan Rudd had an easy time Foster in midfield and the quick This afternoon match begins the with Harriet Beebe, winning 6-0, recovery of forward Ed Owls' toughest sequence of league 6-2 while Karen Garman, Sailors open season Maclnerney from a muscle pull recovering from last week's loss to matches, as contests against by Jeanne Cooper title on their "home course." has also strengthened the club for Lamar's Christina Ortega, beat Southern Methodist University, After an A-division first place in The A-division team of Torsten their matches. Vange Villaflor 6-3, 6-2. Texas Christian University, and their season debut at the A&M Nullmeier and James Beard ran the University of Texas will soon After the Baylor game on Rice's South African represen- Fall Invitational regatta, the Rice into trouble, though, with shifting follow. Saturday, the Owls will host tative Wendy Brockman took her sailing club came in fourth and winds and obscured marks. At one The Owls await these opponents Tulane in another home game on time but still defeated Lorraine second in their bi-divisional point the team could not locate the armed with the stalwart Sunday at 2 p.m. Fennell 4-6, 6-1, 6-3. The Owls' regatta co-sponsored by Rice and correct marker and sailed in the only recruit, Tamara Ray, held her Lamar at Seabrook last Saturday. wrong direction, allowing the ground with the Huskies' GiGi The B-division team of Dirk previously third- and fourth-place Sacaris, taking the match 7-6, 1-6, Bauman and Pat had good luck teams to come in first and second. 6-3. Eileen Curreri met Tasker's in their 420 boat. The men placed Rice finished last in each of the sister Yicki, defeating her 6-2, 6-1. second, third, second and first in four races of the A-division; Rice's star doubles team of the four races for the second place explained Nullmeier, "Everything just went wrong."

The week before, Nullmeier and Beard triumphed at A&M's UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO regatta on Lake Somerville. A WORLD OF Facing light and shifting winds, the team sailed consistently well; after GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS three first place finishes, the team DIFFERENCE M.B.A. could have come in last in the final race and still have taken top honors. Good starts with controlling windward positions Students of All Majors and Fields Invited and excellent covering provided a Come to our meetings to hear about' our MBA and PhD There's an endless frontier of need out there, slretching series of three firsts and a second programs and to ask any questions about the curriculum, for first place in the A-division. from the Sahara to the Andes to the Atolls of the South admission, financial aid, and career opportunities available Pacific. In 20 years. 80.000 Peace Corps volunteers in the following fields of management: B-division sailors Carl Rosene have traveled to all of them, to work with people in over and John Progelhof, however, had 60 countries. They ve done everything from helping Finance Health Administration problems with the inconsistent villagers dig wells and build houses, to teaching them Economics Public and Nonprofit wind, placing fourth overall with a Marketing Human Resources languages and skilled trades, to giving advice on series of one second and three Accounting Management Science fourths. farming and health care Join a phenomenal tradition General Management Policy The club practices nearly every The difference is a better world, and a better you weekend at Seabrook, where Rice has a sailing club membership, and Friday, October 16 usually holds weekly meeting on Heps here next week: Wednesday and Thursday campus as well. Students Seniors/Grads: Sign up now for interviews Contact the Placement Office for sign tips. interested in joining the Rice at the Placement Office, 301 Lovett Hall. Sailing Club should call Information Booth: Rice Memorial Center Commodore Bauman at S26-7580 or Captain Nullmeier at 526-7103. The Rice Thresher, October 15, 1981, page 16 INTRAMURAIS Navy makes 'Dogs walk the plank, 'Ducks drain Deltas by Dave Chilton Wagner who threw a touchdown In the Tuesday League pass to John Cunyus and. along showdown, the Thunderducks with Greene, had a hand in overturned the Deltas, 32-7, to blocking two points. capture the league title and T he Lowriders scored when highlight a shortened week of quarterback Joe Freeland ran it in action. himself for their only touchdown. Monday League On defense the Lowriders were led The NROTC Go Navy remained by safety Brad Nichols who undefeated by dumping Dan labored in a close but losing effort. Cocanougher's Whoredogs, 33-0. Tuesday League Go Navy quarterbacks had a field The big game in Tuesday play day as J.D. Sitton ran for two featured two undefeated, unscored touchdowns and his replacement, upon teams fighting for the league Tom Peeker, threw two scoring title, with Britt Smithson's strikes. Receiver David Davenport tough Thunderducks emerging snagged both of Peeker's TD victorious over David Sebastian's passes to highlight a fine Deltas, 32-7. Pendojos (l-r) Jim Kahle, Gus Acevedo beat Lemmings 20-0 Wed.—M. Gladu afternoon. On defense, Rich Gale For the Thunderducks, chipped in with an interception to quarterback Michael Kane again from Bolam to complete Milford John Warrylow had a hand in both lead Go Navy's defensive thrust. led the offense as he threw three High's scoring. of Easy Terms' scores, as he ran for In other Monday action, Steve TD's and ran for another. Doug Dial "F" for Fubar scored their one and threw to James Roberts Sheffield's Reckless Abandon also Gardner turned in a stellar only points of the season when for the other. Warrylow also kept an undefeated record with a Joe Mama (above) beat Agonies 21- performance, catching two of Milford High snapped the ball out starred on defense as he picked off 41-7 destruction of Alan Janiga's 13 on Wed. —M. Gladu Kane's touchdowns and returning of the end zone from the four yard two passes, while Tom Shirockv Generic Football II. Quarterback a punt for another. Danny Piatt line for a safety. Fubar's defense chipped in with one interception. Steve Dulin led Reckless Abandon ceptions for touchdowns and Mike caught Kane's other scoring toss to was led by Tue Dinh, Boyd Shinkawa caught a touchdown an offense with three touchdown Godin picked off two passes to add round ou' fhe Thunderduck slate Ballatin and Brad Bell in what pass from quarterback Tim H>>rst passes and ian for another. Chris to the victory drive. On defense, Kevin Payne and proved to be another 'dismal Shinkawa also led the defensive Carroll grabbed two of Dulin's The remaining Monday game Roy Rainey had interceptions afternoon. thrust with an interception. touchdown passes, while Will featured a 6-6 tie between Kevin while Bob Gallinaro blocked a The remaining Tuesday game All Tuesday League games from Rabson caught the other. Reckless Greene's Penetrators and Dan punt to top off another well-played featured Tito Alfaro's Easy Terms last week were rained out and will Abandon's defense played Watkin's Lowriders which the game on the part of the beating Asa Shinkawa's DOA, be made up at the captains' especially well as both Carroll and 4-3. The Penetrators were led Thunderducks. 13-6. Easy Terms' quarterback discretion. again by -quarterback Dave Rock Roberts returned inter- The Deltas never did get untracked in the game, as they FIELD HOCKEY SCOREBOARD managed only one touchdown. Calaby impressed by success Mike Oestman snagged a Men's tennis Men's soccer McFarland Classic, San Antonio SWC standings Sebastian pass that was tipped by Selected Rice Results w Pts Terry Phillips for the score. Rice beats St. John's 1-0 Southern Methodist 3 6 wings as they fielded only eight 5 Graham Ullrich intercepted a pass by Jeanne Cooper First Round Singles Texas 2 Rice 1 4 in a disappointing game that Rice's newly-created field players on their own. Edgor McFarland (UT) 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 Fred Gradin Texas A&M 1 4 Michael Kelly (un.) 6-2, 7-5 Howard Pork Baylor 1 2 provided the only blemish on the hockey club beat St. John's l-O on Chris Kennedy (Trinity) 6-2, 6-1 Isaac Menda Although Calaby feels the Texas Christian 1 2 Deltas' record. Tuesday in the club's first match. Mark Roberts (Pan Am) 6-3, 6-1 Mark Miller Texas Tech 0 1 team's amount of prior field Mike Mitchell (Trinity) 7-6, 6-2 John Albert Arkansas 0 0 In other Tuesday league action, "We played awesomely," stated Marlii Smith 6-1,6-4 Mike Bonney (UTSA) hockey experience was partly Bob Anderton 6-1, 4-6, 6-0 David Page (UTSA) Intramurals club founder Cecelia Calaby. "For Nhan Truong's Dial "F" for Fubar responsible for their success, she Don Tonw«o 1-6, 6-3, 6-2 Sanfirgo De Mucha Women's volleyball a team that had never played on a (Pan Am) bowed once again, this time to praised novice fullbacks Ten Monday League Alan McCree's Milford High 19-2. full-size field before or played as a Second Round Singles Net Losses 15-9, 15-9 Brown's Babes Perhamus and Betsey Habermehl Subtle Touch 15-5, 15-6 Six Packers For Milford High, defense team before, we did very well." Tal Henry (Trinity) 6-4, 1-6, 6-4 Smith Tuesday League as well. "Our two beginners played John Levine (UT) 6-2, 6-1 Anderson provided the excitement as Mark The team spent most of the game Tomasco 7-6, 6-0 Pater Mako (Trinity) Blue Ribbons "15-2, 15-7 Zoo well and capably defended the Irish Setters 15-4, 15-10 LB&RTG Bolam ran back an intercepted in St. John's goal area in a strong goal," she commented. Third Round singles Football pass for a TD and Joe Shea ran offensive effort. The forward line Levine 6-4, 6-4 Tomasco Thresher Top Ten back an intercepted pitch out for a of Gail Gluckman, Lisa Noble and The Owls will play the Houston First Round Doubles 1. Thunderducks (26) (4-0) 654, 2. Phil's (22) (3-0) 649 score, while McCree contributed Ellen Anderson played impres- Area Women's Club next this Park/wtenda 6-3, 6-3 De Mucha/Posey (Pan Am) 3. Malts (2) (2-1) 581 sively; their skills combined with Jones/Brown (un.) 6-4, 7-5 Smith Miller 4. Go Navy (3-0) 577 with three interceptions. On Sunday at 10 a.m. at St. John's. Hilliard/Camp (un.) 6-3, 7-5 Anderson/Gradin 5. Sons of 69ers (3-0) 509 offense, Don Frey and Sonny Rix those of two "borrowed" wings Calaby is optimistic about the Albert/Tomasco 7-6, dnl Bonney/Newton (UTSA) 6. Deltas (3-1) 451 371 from St. John's varsity contributed team's chances, remarking, "We're Second Round Doubles 7. Yesterday's Heroes (3-0) made fine catches, as did Rod 8. Flirtin' With Disaster (3-0) 303 to the goal. Rice needed the two looking to win this one." Henry/Kennedy (Trinity) 6-3, 6-4 Park/Menda 9. Reckless Abandon (3-0) 266 Larson, as he nabbed a TD pass Albert/Tomasco 6-1, 6-4 Kirk/Clark (un.) 10. Dry Heave (2-1) 198 Third Round Doubles Prediction Albert/Tomasco 6-4, 7-6 lindstrom/Roberts (Pan Am) Saturday, October 17 Fourth Round Doubles (Finals) levine/Geiffenig (UT) 6-7, 6-4, 7-5 Albert/Tomasco Football Rice 6 over Texas Tech CARTOGRAPHER « Part Time Weingarten Realty, inc., owner/operator of commercial properties, is looking for a part time if Cartographer to work a minimum of 20 hours per •Mtf week. in this position, you will be responsible for paperwork concerning new residential building IL permits, and for coordinating the 1980 population Dot Map with the 1980 Census. To qualify, you m should be a geography major. 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The Rice Thresher, October 15, 1981, page ! INTRAMURAL* Subtle Touch still on top, Setters and Ribbons to battle by Genie Lutz cellar (maybe someone should tell and L.B.&R.T.G. (1-3), have an Monday League them that only wine is stored there) uphill battle on their hands Subtle Touch (4-0) has proven despite the consistently good although they are not completely once again to be the dominant playing of Julie Weinheimer and out of the race. force in the league. Lead by the Pam Kelly. Thursday League strong playing of Rachel Hill, Tuesday League None of the teams comprising Sarah Selleck and Valerie Ziegler, The Tuesday league is all tied up the team is the only Monday this league are vestiges of past with the Irish Setters running neck powerhouses, and since only two league team still undefeated. and neck at 3-0 with The Blue Following close behind, the Net rounds have been played, no team Ribbons. The league champion- has established itself at the top. Losses (3-1) are still in contention ship may be decided next week as the second half begins. The when the two face off for the first Baker's Bombers (2-0), a potent spiking ability of basketball time. comparatively young squad with star Pat Krieger coupled with Teri The match should feature the six underclassmen, is the only Perhamus' hustle are the driving strong playing of Dana Mishlich, undefeated team. Following close strengths that may allow Net Ann Chang, Mich Rucker and the behind, Oui Lovett (1-1) and Dead Losses to gain ground. Dwyer twins for the Irish Setters, Girls (1-1) are both in great Brown's Babes (1-3), although countered by the prowess of Blue position to take over the lead. sleepers during the first half, may Ribbon's Jill Gunter, Sandy Spiked Punch is the sole slow awake from their slumber and Moon and Colleen Cannon. The starter with a record of 0-2. enjoy a slaughter thanks to the Blue Ribbons, runners-up last This week's play may determine powerful serving of Andrea year, have actually played heads- the season's outcome as Baker's Martin and the steady play of Lisa up volleyball with an emphasis on Bombers take on Spiked Punch Shambro and Beth Nelson. The teamwork. followed by Dead Girls vs. Oui Six Packers (0-4) are alone in the The other two teams, Zoo (0-4) Lovett. VOLLEYBALL Angelo continues as Rice nemesis continued from page 15 Sullivan. "We missed a lot of shots. Angelo defeated SWT in the 11, 15-11. As Tucker pointed out, But we learned a lot—we know we finals of the tournament after "We came back strong against need to work on our blocking. SWT knocked off third-place St. SFA because we knew we had to "Caryn (Perkins) played real Mary's in the other semifinal win." well—she played the smartest of match. Rice's 3-3 record in pool play anybody," Sullivan noted. Sokol and Tucker were and fourth place finish among The loss sent Rice home with a concerned with the team's lack of Sondie Moon and Jill Gunter compete for Blue Ribbon —F. Worley seven teams landed the Owls in the 10-12 season record, and an 0-3 concentration Saturday. "We were semifinals, where they once again record against Angelo State. Rice called for mental errors; out of faced Angelo State, who had is 0-2 against St. Phillips as well as rotation and overlapping—four The Jack declared winner, face finished at the top of the pool. "We Southwest Texas and San Jacinto. times," noted Sokol. "The mental came back and played Angelo errors were the biggest problem." Beaver Cleavers in Saturday final strong," commented Tucker on Rice record vs. opponents 1981 Tucker added, "We were in good by Riaz Karamali take on the uncontested champion Rice's tighter 15-9, 15-10 loss. Team W L shape—fatigue was not a factor. If Sid Richardson's The Jack has of the late morning division, the "They are a good all-around team. Abilene Christian 1 0 we continue to come out of our been declared the winner for SRC Beaver Cleavers, in the There are four starting seniors on Angelo State 0 3 pools every tournament, we'll Saturday's freshman football freshman championship game. Angelo that have been starting Concordia 1 0 Hardin-Simmons 1 0 continue to gain experience." morning division over Lovett's The early favorite must be the there all four years. That has an Lee College 1 0 Sokol predicted a better Esad and Weiss' Cherrypickers, undefeated Beaver Cleavers, impact in any sport, especially Sam Houston State 0 1 f ollowing a three-way tie for first whose defense has allowed only six volleyball." San Jacinto JC 0 2 tournament at Sam Houston. place. This Saturday, The Jack will points thus far. "We could have won," moaned Southwest Texas State 0 2 "You sort of have to get in shape Southwestern 0 1 for a tournament. I would expect St. Edwards 1 0 this coming weekend to be a lot St. Mary's 0 1 different because we have just Jones College Theater Presents St. Phillips 0 2 played a tourney and we're in good Stephen F. Austin 2 0 shape.-" Sokol stressed the Texas A&l 2 0 Texas Southern 2 0 importance of tournament play to Texas Wesleyan 0 1 strengthen concentration as well as Totals 11 13 endurance.

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The Rice Thresher, October 15, 1981, page 18 FOOTBALL TCU penalty near end of first half was big break for Owls continued from page 15 over too much and put more "We saw that we could pass and we recovery. Alborn was impressed, had only 35 yards net rushing. pressure on the defense, which Crayton blasted Stamp from the saw that we could run. We can do stating "Any time you've got a Rice travels this weekend to wasn't playing well.." blind side to force the first TCU both at Rice now." Or at least they second teamer coming in like that Lubbock to play Texas Tech. TCU couldn't even hold the ball fumble, recovered by Clenzie can against TCU. against a throwing team, you've Considering Tech's problems so for one play the next time, as Pierson at the Rice 49. But Rice Rice did have an excellent got to be very pleased." Stamp far this season, Rice may find Morris fumbled again and could do nothing with the offensive display, gaining 276 finished with 24 completions in 43 themselves in the unfamiliar role of turnover, and TCU came back to Patterson fell on the ball at the yards rushing to give the Owls 464 attempts for 399 yards, but TCU favorite going into the game. put the Owls down 21-6. At the TCU 45. Calhoun passed for 20 to yards total offense. Running backs Rice 39, Stamp threw for Epps, Courville to get Rice in scoring Sanders and Kevin Trigg who gathered the ball at the two position, then found Miller over complemented Calhoun on the Rice varsity, club athletics for Oct. 16-25 after it was tipped by Rice the middle for 17 yards and his ground, gaining 69 and 67 yards cornerback Terry Neely and fourth touchdown pass. For respectively. Fortund and Miller Fri Oct 16 M Cross country at ISU Invitational Baton Rouge, La scored at 4:42 of the second Miller, the tight end who W Volleyball at Sam Houston Invit. Huntsville all day led Rice receivers with three W Tennis at North Texas State* Denton 9:00 am quarter. transferred from the now-defunct catches each. w Cross country at TFA Regional Denton 4:00 p.m. The next Owl drive seemed Villanova football program, it was It seemed as though Rice would Sat Oct 17 w Volleyball at SHS Invit. (cont.) Huntsville all day his first touchdown as an Owl. w Tennis at NTS* (cont.) Denton 9:00a.m. destined to end up yielding only satisfy the demand from the fans M Rugby vs.'Corpus Christi Bayland-Burnett Pk 1 30 p.m three points again, but on a Baxter added the final point of the for 50 points but an interceptionbf M Soccer vs. Baybr RICE . 2:00 p. m 24-point third-quarter blitz with M Football vs. Texas Tech Lubbock 7:30p m. successful 37-yard attempt by the Calhoun at the TCU 20 was V busy Baxter, TCU was flagged for 2:48 remaining. Sun Oct 18 W Tennis at NTS* (cont.) Denton 900a.m returned 59 yards by Frog Kyle W Field hockey vs. Houston Club St John's HS 10 00a.m having 12 men on the field. The Calhoun ran 51 yards on an Clifton. Stamp passed TCU to the Tue Oct 20 W Volleyball vs. Southwest Texas San Jacinto 6:30 p.m. penalty gave Rice a first down at option play to set up Rice's final one, where he snuck over for the Thur Oct 22 M Cross country at Texas Invit. Austin the TCU ten, and on second down, score, which came on a Baxter 37- last touchdown with 6:52 left. Fri Oct 23 W Volleyball at Tex Wesleyan Invit. Ft. Worth all day Fortune was open at the right flag, yarder on the third play of the final Rice ended up with four Sat Oct 24 W Volleyball at Tex Wes Invit. (cont) Ft. Worth all day where he received Calhoun's quarter. Calhoun finished with 117 W Sailing 9:30 a.m. interceptions off Stamp, the last W Cross country at Texas Relay Austin 11 00 am touched. When Rice went for a two- yards rushing to go with an 11 of 28 coming on the last play of the game W Field hockey vs Texas A&M RICE 1 00 p.m. point conversion, Calhoun hit a passing record, good for 188 yards by Nathan Beck; Patterson, M Football vs Texas A&M RICE STADIUM 2 00 p.m wide-open Robert Hubble in the and the four touchdowns. "In the M Soccer vs Southern Methodist Dallas 2 00 p m coming off the bench for the Sun Oct 25 M Soccer vs Texas Christian Ft Worth 2 00 p m middle of the end zone to draw second half we opened it up," the injured Brian Mica, totalled two ' Talon Classic Tournament Rice to 21-14 as 1:25 remained in juco transfer quarterback said. interceptions and a fumble the half. "It (the penalty on the field goal) wa»va big play in the ball game," said Alborn. He had no qualms CRRDIMTinG about giving up the three points, "because I felt like we could move the ball." While Stamp had been very (HEIMCM & MECHNNIHU EIIGIIIEERS effective at nine of 15 passing for 205 yards in the first half, Rice was still very much in the game. Alborn was not at all worried in talking, with him team during the intermission. "I told them we were Find out why we call [ down 24-7 last year in Fort Worth, and we came back to win 28-24. Seven points wasn't anything. We had moved the ball on them," he ourselves SUPERIOR stated after the game. Rice had been effective offensively in the half, only trailing the Frogs in total Superior Oil is generally regarded as the largest offensive yards 249-224. independent oil and gas producer in the United States. The real turning point of the That doesn't mean we're famous—just good! We're good game occurred during the halftime because of our people. Innovative, aggressive people have show by the MOB, when the rock made us the envy of the industry with accomplishments classic "Louie Louie" was played. such as: a wildcat success ratio of more than 50% and The positive vibrations caused in replacement of more hydrocarbon than we have produced the crowd by the song inspired Rice to a 24-point third quarter, cumulatively over the last five years. which was four points more than We expect a lot from our people, but in return we offer a -Rice's total score in eleven third lot. 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If you're ready to the season against TCU, though commit yourself to a standard of excellence with an they certainly had enough chances industry leader, let's talk. to rush Stamp. Pierson hit Stamp on the next series and forced a fumble, recovered at the Frog 21 by Eric Sampson. Calhoun threw INTERVIEWS ON CAMPUS his third touchdown pass on the second play of the drive, hitting Vince Courville at the right Wednesday, October 28th sideline. There was still 8:31 remaining in the quarter, and Rice To arrange a campus interview, contact your Place- had their first lead, 28-21. ment Department. If you are unable to interview with TCU committed their third us on campus, forward your resume to: Jeanne straight turnover after receiving the kickoff. Stamp and running Buchanan, Superior Oil, P.O. Box 1521, Houston, back J.C. Morris screwed up a Texas 77001 handoff, and Dan Foster recovered the fumble at the TCU 29. Rice settled for a field goal once again, Baxter converting from 28 SUPERIOR ©ML yards with 5:48 left in the quarter. TCU coach F.A. Dry didn't Superior Oil is an equal opportunity employer have much to say to explain his if team's turnovers. "We were mentally flat. We turned the ball The Rice Thresher, October 15. 1981, page 19 i'm being followed by a moonie shadow n&m lithe Friday, October sixteenth Anyone who has not already will talk about living and working are coming Monday, Oct. 19 from m hS.q Rice Museum. "Reading Prints" exhibit opens. signed up for Honor Council in Silicon Valley. Meeting at 4:30 7:30 to 10 p.m. in the back part of Sxj rilfC 8. Museum of Fine Arts. Cat People. $2. Ombudsmen interviews should p.m. iri AL 218 (Bull Pen). the Rice Media Center. Absolutely noftnlo'o 8:30. Miller Theatre. Bev Henderson Chorale. Free, contact Jay Barksdale at 526-8806 Refreshments served. no theatrical experience is ••••v fJCUUlG O 7:30 and 10. Media Center. Shoot the Piano Player. as soon as possible. *** necessary. Anatomy runs Monday *** SWE and HKN - Eta Kappa Nu, and Tuesday, Nov. 9 and 10. If you I calendar River Oaks. Heartworn Highways (7:30 and 10:30). The Chem Engi Dept. is looking Rice's EE Honor Society, and the can't make it call 526-2016 or 523- Saturday, October seventeenth for office helpers. Mon., Wed., Society of Women's Engineers will 2948. 1:30 and 3:30. Media Center. The Muppet Movie. $1. a.m. and all dayTues.,Thurs.,and have a joint meeting Monday, Oct. 7, 8:50 and 10:45. Chem Lec. Sleeper. SI. Fri. are open. All interested 19 at 7 p.m. in AL218(BullPen)to $5 ads 7:30. Lubbock. Football: Rice vs. Texas Tech. students should contact Iliana discuss plans for helping with the Working mother needs kind 8. Wiess Commons. The Mousetrap closes. $2.50. Martin, AL 246, 527-4902. First Annual EE Department responsible person to care for well- 8. Museum of Fine Arts. Amor de Perdicao (Doomed Love). $2. *** Reunion on Friday, Oct. 23. All behaved seven and nine year old 8:30 Miller Theatre. Bev Henderson Chorale again. Free. The Rice Wrestling Club meets on SWE and HKN members are children after school in the 7:30. Media Center. 1980 San Francisco Video Festival. $2. Tuesday and Thursday nights at 7 urged to attend this important university area three to five days River Oaks. Model (2:30), Killer of Sheep (5:30), Alambrista! (7:30) and The p.m. and Saturday moring at 10 Kirlian Witness (10). The theatre will be cleared after each showing. meeting. per week. Flexible schedule, good a.m. in the Weight room of the *** working conditions, earning $30 to Sunday, October eighteenth Gym. All those who are interested Amateur Radio! Want to find our $100 per week. Must have car. Call 7 30. Media Center. The Picture of Dorian Gray. $2. are welcome to come on an more about it? Then call Rick Mrs. Meagher at 523-3614 or River Oaks. 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