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, we're free at last! at last! at last! : i I we're free at last! we're free at last : • lRfIFORNIA Tech Volume LXXVII Number 22 Pasadena, California Fnday, Apnl 2, 1976 EIght Pages Soviet Scientists Denied Emigration Levich to Lecture Next Wednesday Dr. Yevgeny Dispensary where he was a director of the Institute of Levich will present a special regular patient. He was sent to a Electro-Chemistry. Frumkin had seminar on the status of Soviet camp for military criminals in signed the original security-certi­ scientists not permitted to emi­ Tiksi Bay in the Arctic Zone and fication in 1972. He now told grate. (2 p.m., 269 Downs) A assigned to heavy unskilled labor Levich that he had been ordered general discussion of the topic under conditions intolerable for to reconsider the matter. will commence at 3 with a press one with his medical history. May, 1974: Levich was in­ conference slated for 4. For To a large clegree, the harsh formed that the question of those of you who call't attend trea tmen t he received was in revoking his secrecy clearance the aften/oon sessioll, a mornillg retaliation for the activities of his was still under consideration and meeting at 11 will be held ullder father, noted electrochemist that matters were going well. The the auspices of the esc Unfor­ Benjamin Levich. The senior Dr. committee formed for this pur­ twwtely, with lIsual graduate Levich is a COI;responding Mem­ po s e in cl uded ,Academician perseverallce, a locale has not yet ber of the Soviet Academy of Emelyanov, a well-known expert been selected. Sciences and the highest ranking of the committee on atomic We Weren't All Born Soviet Jewish scientist to apply energy. in Freedom's Fat City for emigration. June 20, 1974: Levich met The situation of Dr. Levich, Protests from free world scien­ with high-ranking officials, in­ his brother, and his father, Dr. tists resulted in Yevgeny's release cluding Secretary of the Benjamin Levich, provides a from the labor camp in May Academy Skryabin; Dr. Frumkin; classical case of governmental 1974 and in April 1975, he and the former chairman of the harrassment and violation of his brother Alexander, together Academy's KGB department basic human rights. with their wives, were finally Pavlov; and a KGB general. He Born in Moscow in 1948, Dr. allowed to leave the Soviet was ill formed that after recon­ Yevgeny Levich completed his Union. Their parents remain in sidering the matter of his secrecy IDe,connpression Chamber didn't relieve everybody's tension. See the letters on studies at the University of the Soviet Union, despite high clearance, the special committee Photo by B. Bus Moscow at the age of 18. By age level Soviet promises that they decided that all but one item 22 he had received the degree of will be allowed to leave. included in his secrecy clearance Ph.D. from the Landau Institute The assurances to Dr. certificate were now invalid, and of Theoretical Physics, working Benjamin Levich came to so the former term of validity of Rotation Poll under the supervision of Academ: much garbage as the KGB that one item would expire in ician Ya. B. Zeldovich. He - undoubtedly under the politi­ one year. It was also stated at applied for permission to emi­ cal guidance of the central that time that the chairman of grate to Israel in February, 1972 govemment - back-tracked on the KGB, Andropov, approved and shortly thereafter was dis­ earlier promises. The events are and confirmed this decision. Dead -locked missed from his job at the outlined below. June 30, 1974: OVIR director Several weeks ago, a referen­ As the numbers point out, Insti tu te of Chemical Physics of February 18, 1974: Called to Colonel Fadeev confirmed that on rotation regulations was there is little concensus on which the Academy of Science and Academy to meet with several Levich could leave by the end of ted and voted upon by the system should be chosen for any Institu te of Applied Mathematics Academy officials including the 1975, six months after the ent body in conjunction with of the major issues. In the next in Moscow. KGB officer responsible for formal term of his secrecy IT elections. The purpose of few weeks, the mc will actually In 1973, despite two military security arrangements in the clearance had expired. The referendum was to give the draw up regulations for rotation. exemptions (high priority science Academy' and its institutions. Colonel noted that the decision a set of guidelines in its People with an active interest in job and medical unfitness), he Told that it had been decided to was made by top-rank officials of rules for next these issues should talk with was ordered to report for reconsider his secrecy-clearance December, 1974: Dr. Levich ar's rotation. The following are their house presidents in· the military duty as a private. He and that an appropriate commit­ was alarmed by the delayed results of the poll. upcoming week and let their refused to do so. One month tee had been formed for that departure of his sons. He was feelings be known. later, he was forcibly arrested in purpose. . told by a KGB officer there was On the subject of the Gag -Ed Rea the street while he was on his April 17, 1974: Called to the no reason to be nervous, that the , voting was divided between IHC Chairman way to the Moscow Cancer office of Academician Frumkin, Continued on -Page Seven possible options: 1) retaining present regula­ tions: 152 votes News Briefs' 2) deleting the Gag Rule Future Food entirely: 150 votes Pizza Jackets 3) reinstating the old "hard­ by Carl J Lydick Party Arrive line" rule: 39 votes Once again, we must decide discussion took place at the mc There will be a pizza party for Letter jackets and letters are in. 4) introducing a modified rule the issue of which food service meeting Thursday night, and the undergrads on Sunday, April 4, See Debbie Wilson in 101 Page. (prefacing remarks with a we want for at least the next booklets detailing menus are at 5:30 PM in the Ricketts- disclaimer): 66 votes year, and this time we have four available for inspection by stu­ . Fleming courtyard, sponsored by to choose from. Of the six food dents in the Housing office. Ray Owen and Jim Mayer for Secretary services invited to submit bids, The next step currently being the purpose of letting the Wanted students get acquainted with the The mc will choose its next For social presentations, three one showed no interest at all, considered in the process is for a new Associate Dean, David secretary on Wednesday, April 7. choices were offered: one took a look at the current committee consisting of a repre­ Wales. Any suckers interested in the job 1) retaining present regula­ operation and decided that there sentative from each house (pro­ ASCII should see their house president. tions (specifications on what were too many variables it bably the presidents) to sample Money Those who can't be talked out of callI10t be done): 126 votes couldn't pin down, and declined the food and view the operation Any organization that wants it should also' appear at the 2) accepting modified regula­ to bid. of PFM and Saga at other ASCIT funding for 1976-1977 meeting next Wednesday. tions ( specifications on what This left us with a field of colleges in the area. The com­ and has not received a budget can be done): 206 votes four bidders, viz. ARA, mittee will report to the IHC on request form should contact Biology' 3) deletion of all regulations: Professional Food Management its conclusions. Then representa­ Robert Chess in 20 Dabney. All Seminar 74 votes (PFM), Saga, and Greyhound tives from the companies will I Prophet (GFM), the incumbent. come _to Tech to discuss (confi­ requests must be in by midnight, Ms Barbara Culliton, a fre­ The former three of the bidders dentially) and - problems either April 15. quent con tributer to Science will Finally, for an appeals system have submitted, in addition to they or Tech can see to be likely Passover be visiting Cal tech on Thursday, to handle rotation disputes, three the bids, booklets indicating in their proposals. Sede.l April eighth as a guest of the 'ternatives were considered: typical menus. The booklets and Finally, the mc will probably Caltech Hillel is sponsoring its Biology Division. While here, she 1) retaining the present sys­ bids were submitted to Mr. circulate a ballot (similar to the annual Kosher Passover Seder at has agreed to participate in an l the A the naeum, Wednesday informal seminar on "Science tern: 188 votes Robert Gang, who has discussed questionnaire used to get input 2) allowing the BOC to them with his immediate su­ on whether to seek new bids) to night, April 14. Reservations are policy, a discussion from a oversee disputes: 46 votes perior, the Master of Student determine student reaction to the a must. For more information, reporter's point of view" cur­ 3) creation of a student Houses, and both the present and various bids, and submit its call Louise Lorden 355-1628 or rently scheduled for 4:00 PM, review board: 162 votes former IHC chairmen. Further recommendation to Mr. Gang. Art Metz 792-8151. probably in room 168 Church. Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, April 2, 1976;' Parking Pissed Off Policy 5:40 Friday, March 12-1 am sanitary and esthetic reasons, tp thinking of a final I will soon Guest Editorial use a toilet when one is available. take. I hear a splashing sound. I am sure other houses would be There, on a Blacker balcony is glad to let you use their facilities Implemented some idiot relieving himself into if every single toilet in Blacker the parking lot. Some other nerd House is in use. For the sake of Beginning Monday, AprilS, is with him watching. I did not others, next time act like a see either one clearly and did not toilet-trained human instead of a there will be a new policy for recognize them. Whoever you mole. student parking and use of the are, it was disgusting and re­ P.s. It just happened again at Olive Walk. The IHC has set the volting. It is people like you who 6:30! I don't know if it is the following guidelines: thoughtlessly wreak havoc with s~me moron (it is now pretty Between the hours of 8:00 the physical environment of dark), but to whom it may AM and 5 :30 PM, no students Caltech. Anyone who walks by In a few months, the fate of a controversial project will concern: please keep your cess­ will be allowed to drive or park will have the opportunity to be be decided on Capitol Hill. This project is the B-1 manned pool self from turning this place on the Olive Walk. Any car nauseated by the stench of the into a sewer. If you have no found on the Olive Walk will be supersonic bomber, a product of Rockwell International, puddle you left. In case you other place, stick it in your ear. immediately ticketed, or, if there Incorporated. Organizations such as the "Environmental didn't know, it is customary, for is a record of more than three Action Foundation" have been clamoring for a halt to the tickets, the car will be towed at project, screaming in their flyers about the ozone layer, the owner's expense. If students sonic booms, fuel waste, and even the C. I. A. These are cannot make deliveries for pur· the same people who single-mindedl), destroyed the U. S. Women Degraded poses of loading at any other time except during these hours, Supersonic Transport. Whose S. S. T. was thus the first to clearance may be obtained from fly a commercial route? The Soviet Tu-144, earlier this by Supercock Campus Security. year. And a Russian supersonic bomber might be the first From 5:30 PM to 8:00 AM to destroy an Ameri can city, thanks to the efforts of the E. some discussion in this paper of weekdays, and on Saturday and A. F. To the Editor of the Tech: the need to have more women Sunday, the Olive Walk will be At Decompression Chamber open to student use. However, The U. S. Air Force intend:3 the B-1 to be the successor students at Caltech. I feel it will on Sat., March 14 I poured two parking may be done only on of the well-known B-.52, an airnaft obsolete a decade ago. be a long time before this cups of water on a film called happens. Any institution where a dirt areas. Cars parked on brick It will complete the nuclear defense "triad" of this "Supercock" that was being film such as "Supercock" can be or cement will be immediately country joining our ICBM'" and nuclear missk subs. While shown. I would like to explain to shown with so little objection, ticketed, or, if there is a record half the size of the B-.52, the B-1 carries twice the the Caltech community why I does not deserve to have women of more than three tickets, the felt the need to take such an bombload and flies twice as fast. The Soviets already have attend it. No one should have to car will be towed. action. Note that there are only their supersonic bomber, the Backfire, in squadron service see themselves depicted as a sex I came to Caltech six months object while trying to get an theree ticketing violations before in Eastern Europe. The U. S. has nothing to compare with ago as an undergraduate ex­ education. - towing rather than five as the Backfire exeept the B-1. change student. Since then, I It was my anger and frus­ previously. Repeated violations Must we see the environmentalists destroy ollr nuclear have been appalled by the degree tration with having to do just will result in many towing fees of sexism on this campus. As a defense system from the inside while the Soviets stand back this that compelled me to voice and will also be brought to the pointed example, on going my opinion. I hope I have also attention of the Master of and chuckle. Yes, it is true that the B-1 might harm the through the Caltech bulletin forced some people to reexamine Student Houses. ozone layer. Yes, it is true that it is the second-most (Sept. 1975) I counted six their opinions. women (only two in the sci­ expensive weapons system in history. Yes, it is true that it Sincerely yours, has a loud sonic boom. But do you think the Russians ences) in the professorial ranks, Elisse Ghitelman stopped to think of that? How about writing to the out of almost 250 people. How lRlIFORNIA Tech are women students supposed to Kremlin, all you environmentalists? After all, they built Friday, April 2, 1976 take themselves seriously when their bomber first. they see how rarely women are Volume LXXVII Numb~r 22 P,ublished wlo!ekly except during - Geoffrey Sommer given good jobs in the sciences? ERROR examination and vacation periods And how are the men students don't understand by the Associated Students of the supposed to take the women Ackermann's arithmetic in his California Institute of Technology, I.------~ students seriously? I would like article in the last Tech of second Incorporated. The opinions ex­ I We're looking for to think that they do, but the term. If 600 people' out of 2.5 pressed in all articles are strictly million are in prison, doesn't that those of the authors and do not I showing of "Supercock" de­ necessarily reflect the views of the I one political activist stroyed any illusions I might make one out of 4200 rather editors or of the corporation. All I have had. How can men who than one out of 450? Please contributions become the property on this campus. watch films depicting women as explain. of The California Tech. ' I cunts treat women students as -Judy Powelson Editors-in-Chief I That's right - just one individual committed to liberty AI Kellner should be reading this ad. Could it be you? equals? Obviously, these two Carl Lydick I We're the Young Libertarian Alliance-the college af­ views of women are mutually It seems that Mr. Ackermann Sandv McCrocodile I filiates of the rapidly-growing national Libertarian Party. exclusive. erred by an order of magnitude. Movies ...... Lewis Hashimoto We're organizing YLA chapters on every major campus. Several months ago, there was Our apologies for not catching it. Books ...... Dave Zelinsky I and we need a coordinator right here. Syndication ..... Matt Weinstein I Are you qualified for the job? The YLA coordinator Interim Writing Staff must be someone who's dedicated to achieving a free Richard Ackermann, Dick Beatty, I society through political action. He - or she - will be re­ Flora Boyer, David Callaway, Eric sponsible for establishing a YLA chapter, organizing THE ASCIT FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE (My-Set-is-On) Carter, Pam Crane, meetings, rallies and demonstrations, and publicizing lib­ Carol Freinkel, Judy (Ellah!) ertarianism. Greengard, Steve Oualline, Dave The Libertarian Party, though less than five years old, Sivertsen, Nick Smith, Steve Wake, is now organized in all 50 states. Our platform calls for a Beyond The Valley Gregory White_ strict respect for civil liberties, a non-interventionist for­ Cartoonists eign policy, and a free-market economy. Blue Pathe, Guy Miller Roger MacBride, our presidential candidate. is a non­ Photographers politician who recognizes that the Republican and Demo­ Of The Dolls Don Bacon, Gregg Bone, Bobby cratic Parties are entrenched, establishment institutions Bus, Rich Feldman, Gerry Laib, whose only goal is the perpetuation of their own power. Ken Li, Barry Nakazono, Chiu The Libertarian Party is a new alternative - a young 7:30 p.m. &9:30 p.m~ Yuen Ng, David Weinshenker, and dynamic political force that's committed to indi­ Chris (Mach-1) Wheeler, Dave vidual freedom and opposed to government oppression in Wheeler, Ken Yoshida. every form. in Baxter Lecture Hall Business Manager ..... Ken Kroll If you think you've got what it takes to be a YLA co­ Circulation .. , .Wayne Dickenson ordinator, write or call us collect. We've got a campus in­ The California Tech publications formation kit that will get you started. And we'll give you offices are located in Winnett all the help and advice we can. Admission: 50C-ASCIT members and Center (105-51), California One final word: As a YLA campus coordinatqr, you'll Institute of Technology, Pasadena I do a lot of hard work. And the salary is zilch. But there is their guests; $1.00 -anyone else CA 91125. Telephone: 795-6811, I one small compensation: You'll be helping to achieve x2154. 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[Ed. Note: These are but four of the four thousand photographs taken during the Glee Club's spring tour.} -') iday, April 2, 1976 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Fiv{ reen Stamps, Anyone? rou tin ely take a leave-of-absence the more concrete standard. (As Occasionally a situation rna after Drop Day. Such a leave, the committee makes no decision arise in which a student needs t< however, is tantamount to drop­ governing what was in a student's know before the regular Registra ping all your courses and thus mind on Drop Day, it must tion Day UASH meeting whethe Pleading Before UASH you must petition UASH. As assume that students intending to or not a petition will b '\ with late drops you must show leave or drop are just as likely to approved. Such problems can b Many undergraduates during doctor accompanies your peti­ that you took action to go on initiate necessary paperwork as handled by bringing the petitio eir stay at Caltech, will find it tion. Also, if you took action to leave before Drop Day but that students who have no intention to the attention of the UASl drop a course before Drop Day cessary to petition the Under­ extraordinary circumstances (Bu­ of leaving or dropping. --Ed.) chairman - currently Davi but could not complete that aduate Standards and Honors bonic plague, terminal cancer, Petitions to take fewer than Wales. Occasionally UASH has a action un til after Drop Day (due ommittee (UASH) at least once. etc.) prevented you from com­ 36 units are another matter extra meeting sometime aroun is article will give an overview to your advisor being in pleting action on time. It is considered by UASH. Caltech has Drop Day and the petition coul f what UASH does and what its Timbuktu or at UASH meetings) generally not sufficient to state a policy of not allowing people be taken up then. In other ver you may be allowed to drop the neral policies are. One caveat is that you meant to take a leave to be part-time students. Thus, special cases (the French Foreig course. In such a case it is ferred: UASH policy changes (or drop a course) before Drop except in rare circumstances, a Legion wants to see your studer oovisable to try to secure an querttly. This article is inten­ Day - you must show that you person will be allowed only one deferral) the Chairman may tal< alternative signature (e.g. depart­ d only as a general guide and actually took steps to complete term of underload 'and then only action on the petition himse ment chairman) before Drop Day t as a rule book. the necessary paperwork. It may in the senior yeai'. after consulting with oth( rather than waiting until after­ UASH spends most of its time seem a contradiction of the A number of other types of UASH members. wards. If you do find it nsidering reinstatement peti­ Honor System that UASH will petitions are also handled by There is, finally, the Hono necessary to wait until after ons. A student needs to peti­ not merely accept a student's UASH. Petitions to add courses part of UASH. Every third ten Drop Day to complete your drop on for reinstatement under the word that he was going to leave after Add Day are generally the committee meets to selet card, let someone (e.g. your Howing circumstances: 1) fail­ (or drop) before Drop Day and approved if they have the the recipients of the Sigma X advisor, the registrar, a UASH e to maintain a 1.4 GPA for a instead requires that the intent instructor's approval. Overload Green, Clark, Froelich, an seer) know about it before Drop rm, 2) failure to maintain a 1.9 be demonstrated by an action, petitions are generally approved Royal Society A wards. In at PA for a year. 3) failure to Day. This will greatly improve however, UASH does not wish to if you are doing well academical­ diton, the committee approv( gister for the previous term the chances of your petition be placed in the position of ly. Petitions to change a course the undergraduate graduation Ii . cept when on an approved being approved. interpreting what was in a from graded to pass-fail after and the graduation with hOl1t ave of absence, or 4) receipt of A popular misconception student's mind on Drop Day. Drop Day are handled along the list. ) or more units of F during the among undergrads is that one can The committee thus maintains same lines as late drops. shman year. You will be otified by the Registrar's Office pon flunking 011t and you ould obtain a UASH petition :om that office. Note that if ou desire to leave Tech for a rm or two after flunking out, [ASH will refuse to consider our petition until you are ready o register. The UASH petition consists of '0 parts. First your advisor ust submit a statement dis­ ussing his views as to whether r not you should be reinstated. if you are either not on good Urns with your advisor or don't mow him very well, you may lish to submit a letter, in Iddition to your advisor's state­ ment, from another faculty mem­ ~er or T A who knows you. You ust also submit a personal . Itatement. This statement should :Iearly and concisley explain why IOU wish to be reinstated and why you feel that you won't 1unk out the coming term. If you've been away from Tech, the committee will also want to Know how you've been spending your time. Having held a job of responsibility or having received lood grades in scientific courses ,I another school will generally ilnpress the committee favorably. Students who have only ~unked out once will generally only need to speak to the Dean of Students (except freshmen). All others must be interviewed DY UASH on Registration day of Some CJUVS CJet off the term for which reinstate­ ment is desired. (Exception - at the end of third term in June on earthlv deljCJhts. there is an extra DASH meeting) During the interview the commit­ Others dream of farther Clder through tee may ask detailed questions regarding your petition. Although flung horizons. Dream /.) The Mikael Redman the ability to speak well will and plan. I ~ Galleries probably help you during the !

This week we will look into doctor, his family and patients. and has her own thing going with receive two best supporting ac­ in-laws' in San Francisco, virtual· five of the most popular sitcoms (Sounds familiar, you say?) This the world. This program also tress Emmy nominations in the ly penniless. Finding herself in on the airwaves today, which loser is very inconsistent in possesses a superlative cast. In . same year. (She is also a regular the same predicament she was in coincidentally or not, all share a quality. Uses an old sitcom addition to Valerie Harper, David in NBC's McMillan and Wife). 20 years before (Le. unmarried), common heritage. These shows axiom: lots of in-laws make for Groh is fine as her husband, Joe Rhoda is witty, unpretentious, PhyIlis is trying it all over again. are all produced by MTM (Mary lots of plots. Trite, soupy drivel; Girard, Julie Kauner is very good and great. This does not, however, transpire Tyler Moore) Enterprises, easily in short, garbage. in the role of the overweight Phyllis (Monday 8: 30, CBS). without difficulty. After all, identifjed by the meowing tabby Mary Tyler Moore (Saturday sister, Brenda. Nancy Walker is This season MTM's downstairs perspective is 90% of the game. cat (a la MGM) at the conclu­ 9:00, CBS), a much honored, absolutely superb as their med­ neighbor (Cloris Leachman) en­ Cloris Leachman, as always, is sion. MTM, along with Norman familiar show about a mid­ dlesome mother. This year Miss tered widowhood. So she and her magnificent in this role. She does Lear, are the two dominant, thirtyish, Minnesota single girl's Walker owns the distinction of daughter Bess (Lisa Gerritsen) it a great justice, with her perfect creative forces in commercial d!ty-to-day struggles as associate being the only person ever to packed up and moved to their comedic timing. television today, primarily on producer of a TV news show. -Eric Carter CBS. The cast is excellent, the writers The Bob Newhart Show (Sa­ are not afraid to explore diverse, SdtglddY Night ot the Cinemd turday 9:30, CBS) offers that meaningful subjects, as well as venerable comedian as a Chicago just plain, good, clean fun. This Saturday night, Cinema­ indolent, vacuo,us Maria, Woman female body, of the texture ofa psychiatrist, his wife (Suzanne A fine example of the depth tech will unleash the first show as Child Adulteress. Maria is woman's skin. In some ways, Pleshette) and their day-to-day of the cast is the fact that two of its Spring film series upon the emotionally arrested at the Cries and Whispers may be unreal lives, coping with their friends of the show's principal characters Caltech community, with three maturity of a (rather loose) high to the extent that the viewer and patients. Showcasing his own left and now have their own hit fine art films to be screened at school girl; restless and shallow, per ::eive s the cold games special, subtle, wry humor to CBS programs. Exam plary of 7:30 and at 10 p.m. - A Day in this scarlet woman is childlike in Bergman plays as he twists great effect, this program has MTM's success is the alteration the Country, Cries and Whispers, her lazy seductiveness - she performances from· the actresses. proven to be a very durable and of the theme song's lyrics. First and Le Dove. Baxter Lecture sleeps with a doll, an overt It is a cold and obsessive film, slick entry. Sometimes silly, but season " ... you might just make Hall is the location; one dollar is Bergman device. As the third highly recommended for often worth the wait. If you like it after all!" Now: " ... you're the admission, for ASCIT and sister Karin, Thulin portrays a thoughtful viewers. It is not Bob Newhart's stand-up routines, gonna make it ... " GSC members. self-tortured and un touchabley Bergman's best, but it's up there. and many people do not, you Rhoda (Monday 8:00, CBS). Cries and Whispers (I973}is a reserved woman, isolated from Don't let it bring you down. will surely enjoy his show. Mary Tyler Moore's upstairs major recent work directed by human contact by her inner rage A Day in the Country (or, Doc (Saturday 8:30, CBS) is a chum (Valerie Harper) moved Ingmar Bergman, the most and contempt, drowning in Une Partie de Campagne, 1936) cutesy show about a crusty old back to New York, got married prominent Scandinavian self-destroying guilt and tension. is a short and sentimental film-maker of the past few As befits these three simplified tragedy from director Jean decades. This is one of his few visions of woman as Virgin, Slut Renoir's middle period. Based All Graduate Students films which centers on women and Flagellant, Cries and Whis­ fai thfully on a story by almost exclusively; the four pers is shot mostly in colors of Maupassant the plot takes the and Research Fellows female protagonists represent the white, red (or lucious pink) and viewer from light comedy The Master's office is soliciting applications for Resident elements of womanhood as en­ black. through seduction, a powerful Associates to fill the positions opened by the four Resident visioned by the male director. The fourth woman in love ,...scene, to ultimate despair, Associates who plan to leave at the end of this academic year. The Synopsis: at the turn of the Bergman's parable is an pathos and disenchantment. positions become effective the beginning of the academic year. cen tury, a spinster (Harriet Earth-Mother sort of peasant; Wendy, what went wrong? Typically, the R.A.s are available for consultation, guidance, and An dersson) lies dying of cancer. Anna, the old family servant, Renoir displayed unusual sometimes just companionship. They are the liaison between the Her sisters, played by Liv whose own daughter has died, is craftsmanship in this little gem, houses and the Master's office. Ullmann and Ingrid Thulin, come the only character who can give stretching his camerawork to to her side through her gradual of herself to another the solace examine the dramatic and sen· R.A.s are paid $1000 per academic year, plus room (furnished death, reliving· memories and old and comforting embraces which timental elements of a short apartment in the house and maid service) and board. They are enmities. Bergman develops this the dying woman craves. story. This was impressionism in given a supplemental food allowance of $85.00 per term per simple, dramatic construction Evidently this is a painful cinema at a brief but pleasin! . person, and, in addition, some reimbursement for hosting social into a trance-like progression of movie, for Bergman's little uni­ juncture in the development of functions. R.A.s can be single or married, and have one or two emotionaIly charged images, a verse of Woman is one beset with the art. children. fleshy and obsessive exploration destructive guilt, mutilation, and Le Dove (I968) is an absurd of this woman's world of pain. trauma. The reader should be comic short, designed to balance I should like to urge all interested graduate students and His universe contains bitter and cautioned that this is a film for against the other two flicks, research fellows to apply. The deadline for receiving applications is violent women, haunted by guilt adults, that it contains bizarre which are sort of depressing. A ~J:lril 10. You may pick up an application in the Master's office and Godlessness. and repulsive material debasing Bergman parody, it may prove on the Olive Walk anytime before that date. The sisters are unit portraits to womankind, and that it will amusing even to those who don't James W. Mayer of fictive womankind as painted probably depress the viewer. catch the preposterous references Master of Student Houses by Bergman. ,Andersson, as the Bergman is a powerful manip­ and visual lampooning of the tortured and moribund Agnes, is ulator of dreamlike images and Melancholy Swede's past master· a gently devout virginal figure, a the oracular feeling evoked there­ works. Le Dove is in English, rather dim innocent caught by from; his presence is quite though it doesn't seem so. Don't untimely fates. Ullmann, who has palpable in the film. 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Why, Classical and Flamenco guitar been in vain striving for years for within many years not one of· classes will again be offered this A Denial quarter with guitarist, Darryl the right to leave is deplorable you has made any attempt to indeed. While ostracised and refute or at least to discuss his Denning. Classes are free to considered almost as traitors of ideas using generally accepted Caltech students and will meet their fatherland, cut off from methods of scientific debate? Did on Tuesdays in Fleming Music of Rights habitual work and thus losing you not have every opportunity Room beginning April 13. The their professional skill, often of doing so? Or might you not Beginning class will be at 4:30 mtinued from Page One separated from near relatives have anything to say in the PM and the Intermediate class at ,ion to postpone his sons' nation have any advantage over unsure of their fa te each day and course of scientific discussion? 5:30 PM. For further info please ;ration \Vas a political one others in the right to, emigrate. each hour, passing on from hope Instead you have chosen the call Mr. Denning at 650-1692. ,Trade Bill was abrogated a Due to historic causes, however, to despair-all these people have way which was unfortunately Self days later), and his and owing to tragic events of the been actually living in a peculiar used already before? Defense ecy-clearance had been re­ recent past, the Jewish issue is as "spiritual ghetto". You put your signatures under A class in self-defense for women Ked with the approval of a rule connected with the Fedor Dostoevsky, a great the paper where Academician is currently being offered by the hairman Andropov and the I rellnion of separated families. Russian writer, once expressed an Sakharov's conceptions were sta­ PE department. The class is to ecision was final. Much to our disappointment idea that no happy society could ted by means of selection of meet at 3:00 PM on Tuesdays It should be noted that Dr. one can state that the situation exist while founded on the blood taken ou t of con tex t half-quota­ and Thursdays, but at present vich has not had any connec­ in this question has not improved of even a single child. I believe tions. You as scientists under­ there are not enough people on with secret work since 1948 but, on the contrary, deteriora­ that no happy Europe can. exist stand only too well that this registered for the class to conti­ hen he deliberately stopped ted, since the signing of the while passing by indifferently kind of quoting is not only nue. For details, call Coach orking in the field cif nuclear Concluding Act of the Helsinki thousands of mutilated human unconvincing but surely intolera­ Gutman at X2146. ysics. All the reconsiderations Session: fates. ble. Meanwhile, by means of f the question of his secrecy 1) the departure of scientists The situation existing in the such an approach you attempt to Prefrosh learance were a bureaucratic and skilled specialists, both old question of family reunification proclaim Academician Sakharov Tours rocedure created by the KGB 'refusniks' and new applicants, contradicts obviously the spirit as an anti-patriotic person and Prospective freshmen will soon self. has practically stopped. Thus, the and the letter of the Helsinki antagonist of detente. be visiting campus and will need Missives to the Void situation of this especially discri­ Session. Who might believe, that places to stay and freshmen to Two of Benjamin's letters will minated category has been chang­ The urgent personal interven­ Andrei Sakharov, a scientist and show them what classes are like. nvey his views of the issue. ing only for the worse. tion of leaders of countries-par­ a humanist, just as well as all If any of you freshmen is or further information, attend 2) one cannot see any new ticipants of the Helsinki Session other sensible people though, interested in showing someone e seminar. approach towards considering ap­ is requested. This intervention might be hostile to genuine what Caltech is like, please plications of family reunion "in a should ensure the actual imple­ detente? The three times Hero of contact. Jim Backus in pen Letter to L. Brezhnev, G. posi tive and humanitarian way", mentation of one of the most Socialist Labour of the USSR, Dabney. ord, V. Giscard d'Estaing, O. including even urgen t cases espe­ important principles of the the many times State Prize I ,/me, H Wilson cially emphasized in the Helsinki Helsinki Session in a humanitari­ winner Academician Sakharov ! In your persons I am appeal­ document-those of reunification an field. has done for the might of this The largest selection g to all leaders of the of aged and sickly parents with country more than anyone else of hard aluminum , ountries--participants of the ses­ their children. among scientists now living. Is "'on on security and cooperation 3) as to reconsidering applica­ Open Letter to 72 Colleagues in this not actual patriotism? MEASURING TOOLS Europe. A remarkable feature tions declined, including urgent the Academy of Sciences of the Many of you who have known f the Concluding Act of the cases "within a short period of USSR Andrei Sakharov personally can­ in the countryl ession on Security and coopera­ time", the official reply just as With a painful feeling I read not but belie~e that he is always on in Europe is that it contains, before says: "you may apply your letter of October 25 printed impelled by profound love for 1i4,;Ii5f},i3 particular, significant items of anew not earlier than in a year." in "Izvestija" for the purpose of his people and for the whole of umanitarian nature. Having 4) officials state that they defaming Academician A.D. mankind. Don't you think that STRAIGHT EDGES/T-SQUARES gned the document the leaders have not got any new instruc­ Sakharov. I reject totally the your mistreatment of Aca­ METRIC RULES/L-SQUARES f countries-participants have ta­ tions in the question of, family assumption that your letter was demician Sakharov might objec­ en responsibility for the fates of reunification after Helsinki Ses­ written under anyone's pressure tively damage the cause of CENTERING RULES dividuals. The latter circum­ sion. but not of your own accord. Just scientific cooperation, the latter TRIANGLES/CURVE STICKS ance has enabled me, who is by 5) on the other hand officials as well do I wish to assure you playing a significant role in the INKING RULES o means a politician, to appeal have begun using the Concluding that my letter is by no means process of detente? and many others ... 'rectly to you. Acts of the Helsinki Session to connected, to use your termi­ Then why did you do this? The problem of free choice of substantiate their refusals. Deny­ nology, with "intrigue of certain Most likely you do not believe in he country of residence-the ing applications under the pre­ circles concerned with reversal of God. Therefore God's judgement Irst among human liberties­ text of "having classified infor­ de ten te and revival of cold war". does not frighten you. There educed in the Concluding Act to mation" they refer hypocritically Nowadays, however, scientists exists, however, the judgement of s quite limited aspect-reunifica­ to obligations accepted by the more than ever before bear the contemporaries and of those to aon of separated families, has countries-participants of the responsibility for humanity. More follow. aused some disappointment. Ne­ Helsinki Session to respect inter­ than ever before the fate of Finally there exists the' most ertheless, even this limited step nal laws and regulations. members of scientific community relentless of all judgements-the as raised hopes in the souls of It is appropriate to mention themselves depends upon their verdict of one's internal con­ e people. Their fates, it became here that the intention to leave professional solidarity. Therefore science. At a certain time of life bvious were no longer consi­ the USSR does not in the least I as a scientist am appealing to no one can escape that verdict. ered as an internal affair of any contradict to any of the Soviet you as scientists. ~B. Levich ate. Arbitrariness, it seemed, laws. As to such regulations, they There a[(~ people among you Corresponding Member of the even in a narrow humanitarian have never been openly published whom I have personally known Academy of Sciences of the 1-' I , 3 • : 6;' f ,~ :Ij ~uestion was put to an end. and are not known to anyone. and respected as scientists all my USSR Four months have passed Since even the term of deten tion life. There are people among you lince the signing of the Con­ in this country based upon whose" contribution to science duding Act of the Helsinki alleged secrecy is known to has been well known. C-B SECURITEE trhe anli­ ~ession. This is a sufficient term no-one, in each case the question The more amazing is your 10 determine the tendencies is being solved quite arbitrarily. decision -to put your Signatures lltef' ca6/e kit Ihat ma.ke,~ which have arisen. 6) concern expressed by Wes­ under the paper which is so far I shall endeavour to analyse tern people about the families from truth and justice. a thie! want to VUt'l:' these tendencies, using an exam­ who are denied an opportunity I am not going to dwell here ~le which I am most familiar of reunitiing is announced by upon ideas expressed by A.D. U. S. PATENT PENDING with-that of Jewish emmigration some Soviet officials as an action Sakharov. The Nobel Prize Win­ from the USSR. 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U 449.97 :& f D Page Eight THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, April 2, 19', Perusing This Proust T'aint Time Los1 Monsieur Proust, by Celeste Thumbing through the pages concerning the time alotted him the length, content and end of a third time, and said, 'Deru Albaret. Edited by Georges provides a treasure trove of to complete his "book" drove his work. Monsieur Proust, would ym Belmon t, translated by Barbara information not only about Proust ever further to the limits At the same time, Proust was believe it, the other day we wen Bray. McGraw Hill 1976, $12.50. Proust but also about Paris of his endurance. Celeste makes supremely confident of his great­ taken for each other.' Then The whole salon was filled during' and after the 1914 War. the case that while Proust was ness. As Celeste relates him turned around and said in a loU! with apprehension as it was to be Indeed, while Proust's sparse very selective in matters that telling her one night: "It took a voice so that everyone nearb~ the literary meeting of the appetite is being emphasized, one could affect his health, he fell hundred years for Stendahl to would hear: 'Only the initial century. Finally James Joyce and is provided with a veritable short of being a hypochondriac become famous. It will take could be confused!' After that h Marcel Proust came face to face gastronomic guide to the best and actually frequently disdained Marcel Proust less than fifty." didn't want to come up to rul and shook hands. eating in wartime Paris. (Sole medicines and therapeutic pro­ Proust buffs will get their rocks again, I can tell you. Which i "Have you read Ulysses," from Felix Potin's, Mullet from cedures. Proust's obsession with off on this one and the fellow just what I wan ted." inquired Joyce. Prunier's, petits fOllrs at maternal love is clearly evinced that reads and runs will find time Then, laughing: "I don't writ "No," replied Proust. "Have Re baitet's, a brioche from in a variety of incidents and the well spent. As I opened with an novels for people to read on th you read Time Lost?" Bourbonneux's, Pastry at effect this had on his writing is unsubstantiated Proust vignette, train." - AnacondQ "No." La tinvile's, Bourdaloue pears broadly hinted at. What really let me close with one of "Very nice meetiflg you." from Larue's, fruit a t Auger's, sticks in the mind is the clinical Albaret's: CLASSIFIED ADS concluded Proust as he walked Raspberry or Strawberry Ices apprbach he took to writing, "Marcel Prevost, the novelist away. from the Ritz, Red-Currant syrup carefully gauging his time and I've often men tioned to you, Ever since his death in 1922, at Tanrade's, Beer from the seeing people always for the kept hovering around me. I wsa VALUABLE LIFE EXTENSION there has been a constant deluge Brasserie Lipp ...) Proust sub­ furtherment of a character and with some people who were DATA OFFER: Interested il of unsubstantiated stories about sisted solely on cafe au lait rarely for socializing pleasure. All congratulating me about my non-faddist scientific/technica the life and affairs of Marcel (never more than two cups in a of these acts are seemingly books, and he came up and said: progress in life extension? An· Proust. For over fifty years the day) and one or two pastries for directed over a course of ten 'Good evening, Monsieur Proust.' notated bi bl iography of refel person who could do the most to the latter half of the ten years to the goal of finishing the I tried to get out of it by ences from primary scientifi set the record straight, his years-much to the amazement "book." Remarkably, Proust ac­ pre tending not to have seen or literature, 50 cents in coin 0 housekeeper Celeste Albaret, re­ of Albaiet. There were also tually wakes up one morning and heard. A moment later he· stamps. Moneyback guar. Dawl mained silent until the body of occasional beers, most notably informs his dear Celeste that he returned wi.th: 'My dear col­ Cal Enterprises, Box 90913, La falsehoods grew to such a size it while he was on his deathbed. has finished. I know of no other league,' Again I didn't see or Angeles, CA 90009. could no longer be ignored. The search for character writer of such stature who was hear him, but he didn't get the models and a sense of urgency so confident and absolute about message. He came up behind me 1973 MACH I Mustang, 351 v·a stereo, excellent condition $1800, call Chris at 449-9079 Not Dead, But Not Dying 1967 Volkswagen pop-top cam per, stereo system, radial tires While rumors of an imminent not the best of his own albums, guitar and Chris Herold on Also there is "Big Iron" which new paint-screening yellow 01 Grateful Dead reunion and tour it is not too bad. On half of the drums. is an old Marty Robbins tune white, excellent interior, lo~ run rampant throughout the songs he is more or less backed Originally the band seemed to about a brave ranger who guns mileage, $2100,966-6731. known world, the Dead have up by the Dead, while Nancy be pretty much a showcase for down a dreaded killer. kept themselves from rotting Hopkins, John Kahn, and Ron Mr. Weir. Now, after a year of Other songs include the hash HELP WANTEED away by involving themselves in Tutt do most of the work on the playing together, the album ballad, "Asia Minor," "Home to a couple of new records. One of other cuts. As such the album is displays clearly that this is a Dixie", and "Lazy Lightning". COLORADO WYOMING MO~ them is Jerry Garcia's latest rather schiZOid, but certainly half well-rounded, tight-knit group All of these are excellent tunes. T ANA Summertime employee "solo" album. Another is the Dead is better than not. where every member makes an Probably the best of all, though, for dude ranches, Nat. Parks, an' premiere album by Bob Weir's The four Dead cuts are importan t con tribu tion . to the is "Jump For Joy" where the U.S. Forest Service. For inform, band Kingfish. Thus until that previously unrecorded cuts that music. Bob may still be the band jubilates in high style over tion and directory send $3.00 t, blessed time when the Grateful should be familiar to collectors musical and inspirational leader returning to San Francisco. Outdoor Services Box 349 Cod) Dead resumes their dJcompo­ of old Grateful Dead concert of the band, but now Torbert One suggestion about listening Wyoming 82414. sition, we have other forms of tapes. All are good songs though sings lead on about half of the to this album I might offer. As a decadence to keep us stultified. "Might As Well" and "Comes A songs. In addition Kelly has final song "Bye and Bye" tends ENGINEER For the completely unin­ Time" are probably the best. The proved to be a most worthwhile formed and totally alive, the to sound too much like an Transaction Technology InCO! former is a catchy tune where member especially because of his apology. Also "Jump for Joy" Dead is the most revered of the porated, a wholly owned subsi( Donna Jean Godchaux joins in excellent work on the harmonica. makes a better finale anyway. so-called underground bands to the background for some a­ iary of CIT ICO R P, is a reco! Meanwhile 'Robby Hoddinott's This time I suggest that you nized leader in telecommunici come out of San Francisco musing harmonizing. The latter is guitar has had no troubles laying listen to side two first, then side tions technology. during the '60s. Their music has the cut on the album I feel roots in early rock and roll, folk, out a real flashy lead and one, for optimal enjoyment as I We currently have an immedial sounds most like typical Dead blues, western swing, classical Herrold's drumming can certainly do. opening for an engineer with music. "Tore Up Over You" is and other styles. Guitars and not be faulted. That I am enthused about the BSEE or MSEE and logic desig the best of the non-Dead cuts. drums are the dominant instru­ As opposed to the dreamlike Kingfish album would be a experience in either min "Reflections" is an excellent ments and the bippity sound of quality of most of Garcia's simple understatement. I sincere­ computers, peripheral controllel title for the album as most of electric organs or synthesizers are album, Kingfish does a lot of ly hope that this premiere album or micro processor systems. Th the cuts are wistful and dreamy. patently avoided. Frankly, the honest rock and roll. In addition doesn't tum out to be a one shot position is in the design grou The music fits this mood' as it the demeanor of both the group affair. Of course the conflict responsible for a new line I music of the Dead is undescri­ mostly is rather laid back and and the songs they perform are between the Grateful Dead and banking transaction terminals. bable. What you must do is head easy as opposed to heavy rockin'. m 0 r e aggressiv(!. The bes t Kingfish concerning Mr. Weir is a Our company offers outstandir over to Dabney or Ricketts As such though it is pretty good. where, for a modest fee, you can Kingfish songs are bold thrusts at sobering thought for in the best fringe benefits and a competiti' , Kingfish by Kingfish, Round life. For instance, there is "Good be altered into a suitable condi­ Records. of all possible worlds both the starting salary. Please send YOI tion for reception of the Dead. Bye, Your Honor" where Torbert Dead and the Fish would exist. resume and salary requiremen Like a steady offshore breeze sings about jumping bail: You will be grateful. from the Pacific Ocean comes Doubtless though I should be to: Reflections by Jerry Garcia, the music of Kingfish. Kingfish is happy no matter what the future Jeanne C. Burrier ''Tell the prosecutor holds. Personnel Manager Round Records. Bob Weir from the Grateful Dead He's a lousy loser Transaction Technology Inc. Jerry Garcia is the lead on guitar and vocals, Dave '. -Rock guitarist for the Grateful Dead. He's trying' to sully my life 10880 Wilshire Boulevard Torbert from the New Riders of He has produced a number of style. Los Angeles, CA 90024 the Purple Sage on bass and albums under his own name He set that date vocals, Matthew Kelly on guitar, Equal Opportun ity EmploYI where the Dead and other people Tell him not to wait. ha'rmonica, and background vo­ Male/Female. No calls please. have assisted him. 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