To make kissing Try hanging it under the mistletoe The more exciting CALIFORNIA from your navel Volume LXXIV Pasadena, California, Thursday, December 7, 1972 Number 11 We Are Not Afraid to Run EDL Sponsors A Fowl Article Fame again fluttered into Energy Conference Dabney House last week via frosh Darb Pat Hagan. Pat" as a Pre-registration for the Decem­ speaking on "Energy Policy: An result of his exploits in Chern 3, ber 9 "Energy as a Scarce Re­ Agenda for the 93rd Congress," has not only captured the source" conference has come in at will be the luncheon speaker. much-coveted Farber Award of such a brisk rate that the major Co-sponsored by Caltech's En­ that course, but has had his events of the conference have vironmental Quality Laboratory, name affixed to the award and been moved from Ramo to the Sierra Club, and the League thus immortalized in Tech leg­ Beckman Auditorium. of Women Voters, the all-day end. The move means that plenty conference, which begins at 9 To give credit where credit is of seats will be available for most a.m., will explore public policy, due, a partial listing of Hagan's of the conference, although the economic, and technical issues of achievements is presented forth­ Athenaeum lunch will be strictly energy conservation. with: limited to those who are pre­ HERE is a picture of the moon. Note the new freeway system now being built The morning's keynote • He forgot to put boiling chips under the auspices of the California State Roads Commission. registered. Senator John Tunney, speaker at Beckman will be in a flask of water when Holklis M. Dole, Assistant Secre­ heating it, which caused the diminished with his solution of State Fellowshifts tary of the Interior, speaking on water to geyser to surrealistic the blue-bottle problem (ask a "Energy, Growth, People: Prob­ heights, frosh!). He still leads in stars at lems and Potentials." • accidently squirted his T.A. last report, with compatriot Darb Grads! Look· Over Here! Michael McCloskey, national (Ken Suslick) with silver ni­ Don Driscoll close behind with Applications for State Gradu­ sional degrees in the sciences, executive director of The Sierra trate, which dries into an twelve. Both Hagan and Driscoll ate Fellowships for 1973-74 must social sciences, humanities, the Club, will speak on "Keeping incredibly stubborn stain, are in Upper Seven in Dabney, be post-marked and sent to the arts, mathematics, engineering, Demand Under Control" and • boiled nitric acid in its reagent thus the alley may have the State Scholarship and Loan Com­ business, education, law, medi­ David Forgarty, vice-president of bottle, highest star total of any on mission by December 15, 1972. cine, dentistry, veterinary medi­ Southern California Edison, will • picked up an analytic balance, campus. There will be approximately 200 cine, pharmacy, and other similar address the conference on "As­ the legs of which then fell off, In an attempt to return the new State Graduate Fellowships programs. All applicants must pects of Energy Conservation" .lost his dessicator (measures generosity of the Chemistry available which are in the amount submit scores from either the during the morning session at about 8 inches in all dimen­ Department, the frosh have instic of tuition and required fees at aptitude test of the Graduate Beckman. The conference over­ sions). tuted the "Red Dot" system, graduate and professional schools Record Examination, the Dental view and introductions will be For these and other feats, similar to the star system but for full-time students. State Admissions Test, the Law School given by Prof. Lester Lees, Hagan once had a total of 20 intended for T.A. faits accompli. Graduate Fellows may attend Admission Test, the Admissions Director of EQL. gold and silver stars to his credit. The Farber Award, which was a any college or university located Test for Graduate Schools of Divide and Conquer? Gold stars are given for such catatonic chicken, was also re­ in California which is accredited Business, or the Medical Colleges The energy conservation performance as described above; turned, but not before it spent by the Western Association of Admission Test, depending on theme will be divided into five silver stars for lesser achieve­ some time in Dave Peisner's Schools and Colleges and offers the school to be attended. separate but overlapping areas in ments. But this total quickly room in Page. recognized graduate and profes- Applications are available the afternoon workshops from from the State Scholarship and 2-4 p.m.: public policy, eco-. News BrieJs_ Loan Commission, 714 P Street, nomics, transportation, electric Sacramento, California 95814; power, and fossil fuels. from the graduate and profes­ The electricity conversation sional school offices, or financial workshop will be chaired by City Coffeehouse Curbs Commercialism aid offices. Continued on Page Three Doing its part to curb the who cannot make the meeting is it at that time, contact K. Jeff A Darb on the Moon . rising commercialism of the urged to contact coach Preisler, Eriksen (793-0801), Chris Har­ •• holiday season, theCaltech Cof­ ext. 2147, or co-captains Phil court (449-8387), or Bruce feehouse will be closed from Gschwend (Ruddock) and Tom McLaughlin (449-9886) and Saturday, December 9, 1972, Howell (Fleming). The team will arrangements can be made. Peo­ Will Moon Be Eaten? through Monday, January 1, practice three times per week for ple interested in the orchestra by Michael C. Malin evoked a string of four letter 1973. the first weeks of the season and should contact John Middle­ The purpose of this article is words highly suited to the daily after that to get ready for brooks (OC - Pa). Remember, to acquaint the readers of the occasion. The third member of Sick Person the first game, scheduled for the student musical can be a Tech with the mission of Apollo the crew, rookie astronaut Ron­ Cancels Concert February 28. success only with your help. 17. It will emphasize the three ald Evens, will perform a number Carol Neblett's recital in Beck­ extra-vehicular activities (EVA) of important scientific experi­ man Auditorium has been can­ Auditions Scheduled Runners, Jumpers, to take place during the 75 hour ments aboard the command and celled due to illness on the part For ASCIT Musical and Throwers stay of astronaut Eugene Cernan service module (CSM). of Miss Neblett. She is suffering Yes, the ASCIT Musical lives Coach Bert LaBrucherie has and scientist astronaut Harrison Due to space limitations, only from a severe throat infection again. This year we try another announced that the 1973 track "Jack" Schmitt. Schmitt, who brief summaries of the traverses and general fatigue. Tickets for Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, season, the last of his long and will be the first and last can be presented here. However, the December 9 recital should be The Pirates of Penzance, and all exciting career, will start with American scientist to visit the since network coverage by the returned for a full refund. of you have a chance to be in it. the first practice on January 3. moon, is a Caltech trained news media will be poor at best, Auditions will be held in 19 All interested runners, jumpers, geologist well regarded in the detailed descriptions would serve Can You Field Baxter on January 6 and 7 from and throwers are urged to scientific community. Cernan, a only to enrage those really A Ground Ball? 1 to 5 p.m. each day. All persons contact the coach, ext. 2147, or veteran astronaut pilot, visited interested, and would be a waste The 1973 baseball season will interested (even for staff posi­ captain Al Kleinsasser (Ricketts). the moon's vicinity in Apollo 10, of time for those who were not. begin with a meeting of all tions; we still need a technical The team currently has a dearth and made headlines when a The Apollo 17 Landing Site interested players on January 3 director) should come and let us of pole vaulters, javelin throwers, guidance malfunction at 50,000 The landing site for Apollo 17 at 4: 00 in the gym. Anybody know. If you are unable to make Continued on Page Two feet above the lunar surface Continued on Page Four Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, December 7,1972 Caltech, USC, UCLA CALTECH FORUM Co-operation He IS The Trouble F*ck You, USC, Caltech and UCLA are The Carnegie Corporation has With Libraries FL *MS! expanding their joint studies of announced a one-year grant of ADarb! potential benefits available to $66,400 to expedite the study of Editors, Dear Editors: Dear Mr. Mallonee, them through cooperative sharing potential resource sharing in We note that in your last For almost a year now, you You really crack us up. When of facilities and programs, it was academic programs and facilities edition you celebrated the imin­ have been running articles given can we crack you up? announced today. with primary emphasis at USC ent arrival of a Caltech Alumnus, to you by USC in which they Beach Balls In light of the major financial and UCLA. These studies are Dr. Schmitt, on the moon. It was pat themselves on the back for Easy Street squeeze facing all the nation's under the direction of Dr. Z.A. indeed pleasing for us to note spending n-hundreds of thous­ [Ed. Note-When Mr. Mallonee colleges and universities, these Kaprielian, USC Vice President that you were cognizant of the ands of dollars on "feasibility was asked what he thought of three major institutions in the for Academic Administration and fact that the nation's first studies" aimed towards a possible this letter he replied, "'t's nice to Los Angeles area are exploring Research, in cooperation with scientist-astronaut had once been computer- and library-sharing know that someone out there is the sharing of resources such as Dr. Robert F. Christy, Provost at a member of that former paragon system between Caltech, UCLA, reading the Tech. oJ computing centers and libraries. Caltech, and Dr. David S. Saxon, of fraternities, that once most and USc. Granted, such a large Because a successful demon­ Vice Chancellor at UCLA. dazzling of domiciles, the House undertaking takes a considerable mind driving to. UCLA and stration of broad and effective "We are encouraged by our of Gentlemen, Dabney House. amount of planning and organiza­ finding the book myself, but I cooperation among these three progress to date in the comput­ Although that auspicious tion if accounts are to be kept needed it then, not two days major universities might have a ing and library areas," Dr. house has recently subsided into up and library books kept from after the conditional turned into significant national impact in Kaprielian said, speaking as the its own distinct form ofCaltech dematerializing or defecting. But a pumpkin. She called up UCLA, encouraging other schools to principal investigator. "The Car­ "Vegetableness" gone to one would think that universities who told her there was an consider similar sharing, founda­ negie Corporation grant will "seed" so to speak ... we are of with these plans for the future absolute policy of no walk-in tions are assisting with financial enable us to expedite a concur­ the belief that Dabney's honor would do what they can now to interlibrary loans. Now, for support. rent study of the academic area should be defended when slurred help· the situation, especially God's sake, WHY NOT??? It's The cooperative efforts were and tie these three related areas in the press. Since the Darbs are when it would involve no money. one thing to demand that started last fall with initial together in a coordinated effect. not legally competent to defend Forsooth: as j. random bio paperwork be filled out at one or support from the Rockefeller We are optimistic about worth­ themselves in public, we have troll, I found (while doing a both libraries; paperwork is a Foundation, which just recently while results." decided to speak out on their last-minute research paper along known and inescapable waste awarded a second grant of Specific recommendations re­ behalf. with a few dozen other Bi-9 product of bureaucracies, and $25,000 for continued general sulting from these cooperative Although it is a tradition for conditionalees) that Tech's bio can be dealt with. But there is support of these feasibility stud­ studies will be made to President the letters DEI to appear on library is small, and features a no reason, especially considering ies. Earlier this year, the National John R. Hubbard of USC, spacecraft and bathroom walls good number of index cards the hoopla and the ungodly Science Foundation awarded an President Harold Brown of Cal­ wherever Techers may go, it has which refer to books ripped off amount of time and money being 18-month grant of $144,200 to tech, and Chancellor Charles never been considered proper for years ago and never replaced. spent on studying a facilities­ help with the detailed study of Young of UCLA. Written reports a Darb to convey this message. Yes, said UCLA's Biomed li­ sharing program which tacitly computing facilities, and subse­ will summarize the methodology For Darbs the variation is FEIF brary, we have the book. Yes, Continued on Page Three quently made a 24-month grant and findings, and make these . .. "refering", so to speak, to you can take it out, it's not of $126,500 to assist in the available to other schools inter­ another house whose behavior, reference. You're a Caltech stu­ Want a really close haircut? analyses of library services. ested in similar sharing. enthusiasm, and collective lack of dent? Fine. You have to buy a Try the room 4 Barbershop. personal hygeine have recom­ library card; $6 for half a year. Recommended by all its $3 for all Tech students, faculty mended themselves as a shining Yes, you can do it free through customer. (OH You Turds! and staff. Houses may order a example to all of us. an interlibrary loan; you'll have Billard Ball Brewington) News Briefs block of tickets but must assume We are sure that Dr. Schmitt to talk to your own librarian for Continued from Page One responsibility to pay for them all. quarter milers, long jumpers, and will know what to do. that. triple jumpers, so students filling Israeli Dancing - G. Dave Brin, With my paper due in one Tb ch" these descriptions are guaranteed For Beginners O.c. Lloyd week, I had found that this CAlIFORNIATe well-paying positions on the team Starting on Thursday evening, - K. Jeffrey Eriksen, particular book (which Tech Thursday, December 7,1972 (at least as well-paying as any January 4, 1973, Israeli folk o.c. Ruddock hadn't had for years) was the Volume LXXIV Number 11 other position!). dancing will be taught on a definitive work on my subject, a beginner's level at the Pasadena gave you anything.) Tournaments Published weekly except during whole two volumes of recen t vacation and examination periods Tim Morgon at Jewish Temple. The weekly and exo-Tech competition is a original research not appearing by the Associated Students of the The Ice House lessons, taught be Marv Mandel­ good possibility. Keep watching elsewhere, and I didn't have six California Institute of Technology, Tim Morgon rips it up at The baum, will stress dancing as an for further details, like info on bucks to fork over to UCLA. So Incorporated. All rights reserved. Ice House this week (until Dec. enjoyable social and recreational an organizational meeting. If you off to Millikan, where the The opinions expressed in all have. any questions, go bother articles are those of the authors 10) with a supporting cast which activity as well as an art form. librarian (who meant well, I'm and do not necessarily reflect includes the likes of Frank Welker To enroll in the five-month Gary Frankel (Dabney OC) or sure) told me it would be at least those of the editors, the news­ and Carol Kristy. course, at the small cost of $10, Louise Hood's Central Clearing a week to get the book from paper staff, or the corporation. Coming next week-The Good contact the Pasadena Temple. Service. Biomed on an interlibrary loan. Humor Company. Editors-in-Chief: Peter W. Beckman Being suspicious (and desperate) Gavin D. Claypool Bridge Addicts! Tidings Of I asked her what it was that took Associate Editor: Philip M. Neches Joe-Fish (no, not physics trolls) Comfort And Joy a week - paperwork, locating, or Features Editor: Ed Schroeder Beck-Man The Bridge Club is starting up This is the last 1972 Tech. transporting the book? I didn't Photography Editor: Ray Feeney Sports Editor: Bob Kieckhefer Country Joe & the Fish will be again first thing second term, to "FRANKLY SPEAKING" by PhilFrank in concert at Beckman Sunday, meet one evening per week in Staff .....•...... Mark January 7, at 8:00 p.m. Tickets Winnett. With its own boards, Bails, David Champa, Tinkerbelle will go on sale Friday morning- even! (Don't say ASCIT never Darb, Marc Donner, Eric Eichorn, Paul Harper, Dennis Mallonee, Philip Massey, Dick O'Malley, Bob THE ASCIT FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE Schaff, Etaoin Schroedlu, Steve Gene Wilder in: Sweeney, millikan troll. Photographers Todd Boroson, Dave Brin, Gerald Laib, QUACKSER FORTUNE Phil Neches, A. J. Owens, Dave Peisner.

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Four-Color Tech _ Continued from Page One Councilman Tom ~radley of Los workshop on public policy fac­ The Early Stage of Comics Angeles and will include presen- tors in energy conservation, tations by Robert V. Phillips, under the chairmanship of Larry by Dennis Mallonee however, date the first true with the appearance of comics general manager of the Los Moss, Southern California repre­ Comics began in the year comic book from an advertising devoted to a single theme Angeles Department of Water sentative of the Sierra Club. 1896, with the advent of The premium in 1933 called Funnies (Detective, March, 1937), the and Power; State Senator Alfred Economic factors in energy Yellow Kid, a strip appearing on Parade. That same year, an new medium made no appreci­ E. Alquist; and Dr. Ronald D. conservation will be considered weekly in the New York World. experimental project designed to able dent on the American Doctor, co-author of the recent in a workshop addressed by To say that Richard Outstant's test possible retail outlets for the psyche, which is probably not Rand Corporation report on William Kieschnick, vice presi~ strip was a hit is to say the least. comic book was launched. The surprising. The comic book had electricity conservation. dent of the Atlantic-Richfield Other comic strips soon appeared . book was called Famous Funnies, nothing that America didn't have The workshop on the conser- Company; Robert H. Kupper­ in other New York papers, and and public acceptance was hesi­ already (i.e., pictures and writ­ vation of fossil fuels will include man, who directed the recent the accepted form of comic art tant. So were the publishing ing). presentations by Paul Clifton of Office of Emergency Prepared­ (i.e., panel-by-panel breakdown houses, as a matter of fact. It Then, in the spring of 1938, the California Resources Agency, ness study on nation-wide poten­ and dialogue in word balloons was not until 1934 that Eastern the Man of Tomorrow burst into Dr. John R. Thomas, president tial for energy conservation; and with little narrative) was estab­ Color Printing Company was the public eye. Action Comics, of the Chevron Research Com- Vernon L. Sturgeon, president of lished by the turn of the persuaded to publish the book #1, June 1938. SUPERMAN, pany; and W. B. Wood, manager the California Public Utilities. century. on a regular basis. who would come to be immortal­ of energy resources of Southern Commission. Kent Anderson of Collections of hard-bound and All of the early comics ized by the imperishable phrase, California Gas Co. and will be the Rand Corporation will be soft-bound daily newspaper consisted almost entirely of "Faster than a speeding turtle, chaired by Irving Bengelsdorf, chairman. comic strips appeared as early as reprints from newspaper strips. more powerful than a loco Caltech's director of science The final session of the 1908. Most comics historians, New Fun Comics (dated Feb. motorboat, able to leap tall blark communication. conference, which will be at 1935) changed the trend. This fonts at a single bound ...". State Air Resources Board Beckman from 4: 15-5: 15 p.m., improve and beautify Caltech. was the first comic book to And the country would never be member Gladys Meade will chair will summarize the workshop The projected changes basic­ feature original material designed the same. a workshop on conservation re.:.su.:..l_t.:..s. _ ally involve removal of some especially for the medium. Even TO BE CONTINUED. issues in transportation. Partici­ plants, including the rose bushes, want to evolve a system which pants will include Dr. Eric Hirst How Would You and replacement of them with Library Letter will help the schools and the of the Oak Ridge National larger turf areas, different plants people in them, they will have to Laboratory, an authority on Like To Have and statuary. The most notable Continued from Page Two look more towards the ultimate energy consumption characteris­ change to be instituted will be implies that these universities goal of the program rather than tics of transportation systems; T. Grass In Your Pants? the creation of a grassy mound trust each other and each other's their "methodology and find­ D. Mason of the Santa Fe by Paul Harper on a section of turf directly students, that a Techer, armed ings" (see the article this issue). Railway; and W. E. Mooz of If proposed plans are fol­ south of the center of Winnett, with signed paperwork and a Of course, if simply having their Rand Corporation. lowed, the area just south of which will function as an infor­ photo-irnbedded-in-plastic LD. names on the written reports so Consulting engineer J. Marx Winnett Center will' be re-land­ mal reclining place during out­ card (if they're worried about that other schools will view them Ayres, John Phillips of the scaped in early January. 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The Dark Mantle and Plains material. -RIP, DEI turned by Apollo 11, and having (LEAM) which measures the traverse proceeds in a northerly about the same age (3.7 billion material falling onto the moon direction to Station 6 with a Children's Continued from Page One years). The Dark Mantle is and being redistributed by im­ single stop en route. Approxi­ Film Festival is the Taurus-Littrow region of believed to be unconsolidated pacts, and a Lunar Mass Spec­ mately two and a quarter hours The Caltech Child Care Center the moon, located in the north­ material with no resolvable trometer (LMS) for measuring station time is spent in the North is presenting a Children's Film east quadrant of the moon, in blocks (i.e., no blocks larger than atm ospheric constituents. A Massif/Sculptured Hills area at Festival at 10 a.m. December 9, the mountainous region to the 2 m in diameter), and radar data Lunar Surface Gravimeter will three major stations (Stations 6, in Ramo Auditorium. Walt Dis­ southeast of the Serenitatis basin, show the material to be free of also be part of the scientific 7, and 8). Proceeding westerly and approximately 7S0 km due ney's The Hound That Thought cobble-sized objects as well. The station, attempting to measure from Station 8, the traverse He Was a Racoon, and Laurel east of the Apollo IS site. best interpretation presented is gravitational radiation. continues to Station 9, where a Named for the Taurus Mountains and Hardy's Midnight Patrol and that the material is a pyroclastic EVA 2 is a seven hour fresh 80 m crater provides an Madeline will be shown. The which lie to the north and deposit (i.e., volcanic ash) that is geology traverse to sample South opportunity to investigate the northeast, and for the crater donation of SO cents will go to relatively thin, and probably Massif and Light Mantle materials Dark Mantle and possibly learn the Caltech Child Care Center. Littrow, which also lies to the quite young. The Light Mantle at Station 2, Light Mantle north, the actual landing will material is believed to be Massif material at Stations 3 and 4, and occur at 300 44'S8.3"E, 20°09' material deposited by avalance, Plains and Dark Mantle materials SO.S"N, in a valley bounded by and evidence points to a fairly at Station S. In addition, a dark mountains some 2000 m high. STUDENTS recent occurrance of this aval- haloed crater at Station 4 will be The geology of the site has ance (on the order of one billion studied to determine if it may be been divided into six units: The years ago). of volcanic origin. During the Massif material, the Sculptured The EVA's traverse,- lunar traverse gravimeter Hills material, the Low Hills EVA 1 begins some four measurements will be made at material, the Sub-Floor or Plains hours after touchdown. The first each station, the surface elec­ material, the Dark Mantle mater­ hour and forty minutes are spent trical properties will be recorded ial, and the Light Mantle mater­ preparing the lunar roving vehicle automatically as the LRV moves ial. The Massif material forms (LRV) for the day's drive and from. station to station, and Any Available Seat high, steep, relatively blocky moving the Apollo Lunar Surface several two minutes stops will be mountain faces immediately Experiment Package (ALSEP) to made to pick up interesting north and southwest of the its deployment site. Television samples between stations landing point. The material prob­ will not be transmitted until EVA 3 begins some fifty DECEMBER 18 ably consists primarily of breccia about an hour and ten minutes hours after touchdown, and will formed by the major basin-form­ into the planned seven hour also last seven hours. Objectives THRU ing impacts, although volcanic EVA. The ALSEP deployment of the EVA 3 traverse are to material cannot be ruled out. takes two hours and ten minutes. investigate and sample the North The age is probably old. The The experiments to be performed Massif and Sculptured Hills mate­ JANUARY 1 Sculptured Hills unit is character­ include a heat flow experiment rial to the north and northeast of ized by closely spaced domical (similar to the one flown on the landing site, further investiga- hills, and can be seen to the northeast of the landing site. Due ~ ru~uut=nu to apparent downhill motion of ... CHARLTON HESTON this material into craters near the base of the hills, the sculpturing HASTINGS is believed erosional, and the 3SS NORTH ROSEMEAD material is thought to be similar 796-7111 (North of Foothill) 351-8889 in THE CRUCIBLE to that in the Massif unit. The Low Hills are most likely the EXCLUSIVE Starts December 14, 1972 by Directed by Huh What are you guys talking HELL,UPSlDE DOWN about Huh ... What ... 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I'D" ..... ~ Col' 'o~,~ ' .. lIIv ...... Cr. cO'... C ..... T'ON \" Mr. .... " .. '''''''''''L IO"""""I! 11 .... .,·11:1.. i Thursday, December 7, 1?72 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Five ...Go $#@!! In The Night FilmCon IA Success by Gavin Claypool tions were made by the pre­ Films, discussions, films, space registered members of the con­ war, fIlms, personalities, fIlms, vention. masquerade, fIlms, Trekkers, Instead of honoring mms of fIlms, films, films ... the previous year, the Melies It was the First Annual Awards can be awarded to any Science Fiction and Fantasy Film film, provided it has not already Convention, held at the Ambassa­ been a winner. The intent of the dor Hotel in Los Angeles on awards is to build a "Film Hall Thanksgiving weekend, and it of Fame" that lists the best more than lived up to its name. horror, science fiction and fan­ Over 1000 fans of horror, tasy films ever made. fantasy, and sci-fi films attended And The Winners ... the three-day affair, sponsored This year's winners were: by Fantasy Film Fans Inter­ Science Fiction, Theatrical: national. Projectors ran almost 2001.- A Space Odyssey; Science continually in' three screening Fiction, Television: "Demon rooms, as more than 50 feature With A Glass Hand," Outer films, television episodes, and TV Limits; Horror, Theatrical: Bride movies were shown. Noted recent of Frankenstein; Horror, Tele­ films such as Rosemary's Baby, vision: "The Night Stalker," Silent Running and The An­ Movie of the Week; Fantasy, dromeda Strain appeared, along Theatrical: King Kong; Fantasy, with such old classics as Dr. Television: "The People," Movie Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1932 of the Weekend. Episodes of a version) and H G. Wells' Things television series were eligible, but to Come. Episodes of Star Trek, not the series as a whole; thus Outer Limits, and Rod Serling's three Star Trek episodes ("The Night Gallery were also featured. City on the Edge of Forever," For a look behind the screen, "The Menagerie," and "The many of the persons responsible Trouble With Tribbles") were in some way for various mms nominated, but the series could were in attendance. Doug Trum­ not be. bell talked about Silent Running Exhibits were set up featuring and showed a documentary on props and costumes of many the making of the film. Makeup mms and series, but lack of and stop-action animation tech­ space prevented many items that niques were demonstrated, and had been brought from being dis­ special guests took part in panel played. The shuttlecraft from discussions ranging from the Star Trek failed to make its serials of a past era to the rendezvous; hotel bureaucracy translation of science fiction and needed repairs costing O.lK onto today's entertainer, tele­ aborted the appearance. The vision. D.N.C.L.E. Information Center PIONEER QX8000 Quadraphonic 180 watt AM/FM Receiver, GARRARD 40B Without the Envelope brought props and things from Record Changer with base and Diamond Cartridge and Four 2-way Speakers The list of special guests the D.N.C.L.E. shows; their with 8 inch woofers and tweeters. nearly equalled the number of headquarters is in P.O. Box 353, films. This allowed a special Malibu, California 90265. added attraction to the con- COMPLETE ~teaq)6;ci'l ~~. UNDERDOG SY~TEM The mood of the conven­ /vention banquet; each guest had tioneers was very easy-going, his own table, and eager fans whether watching their favorite were able to register to eat with horror flick, or talking shop with their favorite. The first Georges a guest or fellow fan. One young Melies Award, named after the lady was a bit overwhelmed by pioneer filmmaker, were pre­ the atmosphere apparently, as sented after being voted on by she came to the masquerade convention members. Nomina- dressed in informal Jelmi attire. (Those who have not read Good luck on your Skylark DuQuesne had best do so.) That minor incident was the differential equatiom! only one to upset the serenity of, the weekend. -Phil 00 [BJO DID THE SNAKE ON P.1!l REG. $308.00 8147 45 watt AM/FM Stereo Receiver, GARRARD 40B Deluxe Changer with Viscous Damped Single Lever Cueing, Base and Diamond Magnetic Cartridge, two ELECTRO-VOICE 2-way Walnut Speaker Systems. 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For a 20" x 281;," Budweiser Brewing Chart art print in full color. send $1 check or money order payable to: BREWING CHART. Anheuser-Busch. Inc.. Dept C. Box 8861. 51. Louis. Missouri. 63102 Thursday, December 7,1972 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Seven Marie Beall and Kathy Delfosse won all three of their single Wrestling--_. - clashes in this meet, while Janet Wainright lost only one of hers. Although the girls went down Tech Wins; Wat to Leave 1-8 against an experienced by H. P. Schnurd Wat is taking a leave of absence, CSULA team, their spirits re­ Caltech wrestlers once had the team is without a heavy­ mained bouyant all afternoon. problems determining the outside weight. Meanwhile the foilers, led by factors responsible for their The season opened on a dis­ fencing squad Captain Larry losses. (Yes, incredible as it may appointing note last Friday, November, celebrated the change seem, it is recorded that the with a loss to longtime rival of months by wirming a squeaker matmen have lost in the past). Biola. (The score, going into the over LA Valley. Martin Lo and The classical models, bought refs, heavyweight class, was Tech 22, Steve Mitchell were the novice shoes too tight, light too bright, Biola 18; final score, Biola 24, members of the team. were all but worn out by Tech 22). A more representative "Inexperienced but very tal­ members of other teams, more sample of the future was exhib­ ented" was how the coach of the sophisticated in the field. Excess­ ited an hour later, when they Beaver Epee Team described this ive sex, a common wrestler felled Azusa-Pacific, 42-14. John year's crew of. beginners. The ailment, was the most accepted Baker, new to the squad, led the S'WordSDlen See Red Thrusters went beyond all expec­ cause of the phenomena. team with two pins, savagely tations Saturday when pure Now, however, wrestlers must mauling opponents at both 177 by Errol Brynne instinct drove them to an easy no longer flick in physics in and 190 pounds. Of their eight team matches, win over LA Valley. (Epee is the Caltech swordsmen drew Tech Gladiators won five - four deference to this pursuit; since most realistic class of fencing. blood last Saturday in the against LA Valley and one The Epee is the heaviest weapon season's first meet. The contest, against the CSULA saber team. held at Cal State L.A., involved and all parts of the body are The highlight of the afternoon legal targets.) Ain't NfJ SpfJrts Menu Epee, Saber, and men's and was the victory of the one year The Epee team consists of women's foil teams from Cal­ old Caltech women's foil team Steve Gillett, Tim Ericson, John state, Caltech, and LA Valley over LA Valley by a score of Best (all from Ruddock), and Wrestling College. 8-1. Varsity Basketball Ken Wiener (from Page). Caltech Caltech 33, L~ City College 24 Caltech 68, LA Baptist 62 Fencing Master Delmar Calvert Caltech 51, La Verne 3 (who also coaches CSULA) Caltech 46, LA Trade Tech 12 JV Basketball END OF TERM BLUES???? [Ed. Note-What?] was delighted Caltech 28, CSU Northridge 21 LA Baptist 65, Caltech 30 with their performance. Continued on Page Eight LET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR

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TRUCK For the first time in as long as Saturday night both Caltech by Bob Kieckhefer unlucky cut of the cards, success­ Pick Up & Delivery cage teams opened their 72-73 anyone can remember, the Cal­ Packing & Crating Ricketts became the third fully defended the trophy three Insurance Documer.tation seasons with victories over LIFE tech basketball team defeated house to win possession of the times before meeting the Scurves. Estimates given without obligation L.A. Baptist College Tuesday College. The varsity, led by Discobolus trophy this year when The results of this term's 10% off with Caltech 10 night. The final score was ANYWHERE·ANYTIME senior guard Jerry Feely's 16 they beat Fleming 3-0 in soccer Discobolus contests: points, came out on top of an 68-62. The Beavers were paced last weekend. This boosted the A REGISTERED AGENCY by Chris Cooper's 21 points, 14 atredition exciting contest by a 53-45 Scurves to third place in the Page 3, Ruddock 0 in table of per5Ol1lIl in the first half, though Cooper's score, although for much of the year's standings, behind Page and tennis SINe. "" service in total was almost matched by freight game, the score was much closer Fleming. Page 26, Dabney 0 in football Don Keenan, who finished the fo~ding than that. Page 2, Ricketts I in soccer game with a career high of 19. Martin Lewin Transcargo. Inc. The Beavers led at the half by Swordsmamhip Page 4, Blacker I in softball Mark Bleck added 10 while Bart Continued from Page Seven 2240 N. Figueroa St a narrow 23-21 score, mostly Page 30, Lloyd 6 in football Locanthi, Durwin Wright, and The day was capped by a Los Angeles, CA 90065 due to Chris Cooper's eight Fleming 4, Page 2 in water polo Jerry Feely scored 6 each. double sweep by the saber team. (213) 225-2347 points and Bart Locanthi's stif­ Fleming 2, Dabney I in volley­ In the first half, Cooper (Saber, which is a slashing and ling defense in the middle. ball seemed intent on taking L.A.B.C. cutting as well as a thrusting During the first half, Caltech led Fleming 2, Ruddock 0 in volley­ apart all by himself as he weapon, is a new sport at Tech. I Classified Ads I by as much as ten points, as six ball repeatedly scored both inside and The team was started last year.) of the first eigh t Beaver shots Ricketts 3, Fleming 0 in soccer found the mark. But the Vikings, outside and rebounded superbly. The "Toad Choppers" began HELP WANTED At the same time Locanthi was with a romp over LA Valley and sparked by the shooting of With two terms of competi­ playing an incredible defensive were responsible for Caltech's TRANSLATORS Bradley, slowly narrowed the tion remaining, the Discobolus only victory over CSULA, a 6-3 with scientific training required. gape as Caltech found it couldn't game on the Mustang's center. standings: manage a fast break without The 6'6" Beaver center blocked match. Team captain Darrell Pet­ AI/languages and disciplines. Free­ . six shots in the first half and erson led the way with a dazzling lance. Send resume to Box 5456, turning the ball over. Page 16 performance, bestowing 21 Santa Barbara, CA 93103. The beginning of the second effectively eliminated the oppo­ Fleming 10 touches and receiving only 13. half saw an exchange of baskets nents' post man. Never the less, Ricketts 4 Mark Puryear lost only one of after which Caltech failed to with about 8 minutes left in the Dabney 2 TRAVEL his matches. Dave Brin helped score for nearly six minutes. The half and Caltech ahead by about Ruddock 2 with an occasional victory and CHARTERS YEAR ROUND Vikings, on the other hand. were 7, L.A.B.C. came out of their Blacker I moral support. No more club fees! 50 Depar­ hot and surged to a 33-25 lead. zone and began to run and at the Lloyd I At this point, cries of "come half they had taken a 31-30 The Saber team is now tied tures, also NYC. Japan & Aus­ from behind" Were much in lead. However, as in the L.I.F.E. for first in the league. Coach tralia. Youth Fares. too. Since NeedeD one quartErback evidence, and that the Beavers game, the experienced Beavers Calvert is described as "pleased". 1959: ISTC, 323 N. Beverly Dr., did - with the outside shooting (of the starting lineup, Bleck, the two consecutive victories at able to drInk lots of beer Beverly Hills, CA 90210. (213) of Feely, Mark Bleck, and Don Feely, and Keenean are Seniors) the beginning of the season'break fast, apply Alley one 275-8180. Keenan. refused to fold. Keenan began a record that evidently goes Fleming. LA/CHICAGO/LA Dec. 21-Jan. With eight minutes left, Cal­ the second half with a driving much farther back. 2 $137; LA/NYC/LA Dec. 20­ tech had narrowed the gap to layup off the tip and the Beavers Jan. 2 $162; plus Detroit $201; 40-39., Then Feely scored. on a never trailed after that. The "Free !)elil'i>r}'" 64 SO. LAKE AVE. Boston $210; Montreal $235.45; driving layup, and the Beavers resurgent Beavers were paced by Fr('i' Parking PASADENA, CALIF. Wc:,shington $214; Cleveland $215; led for the first time since the an uncanny shooting accuracy ~ 1V1:lwaukee $179; AIS/EXITS beginning of the half. Although from long range as Keenan, 9056 Santa Monica, LA 90069. LIFE took a one point lead on affectionately known as "the BROWN 5 WELIN 274-8742. its next possession, Caltech im­ cannon," and Wright repeatedly EUROPE - ISRAEL - EAST mediately countered with a bas­ connected over the Mustang's ~ AFRICA. Student flights. Inex­ ket to make it 43-42. The defense while Bleck collected 8 O':~:.:::..so~:3-3121 pensive student camping tours Beavers never again trailed, pro­ of his 10 points in the half. Closed Sun. 681 -7514 throughout Europe. Russia. and tecting and padding their lead Caltech made very few mistakes Mexico. Official SOFA agent for with torrid free throw shooting and the Mustangs were never inter-European student charter that saw them hit 10 of 12 really in the game after the first ALOHA, KAMAAINA SENIORS! flights, including Middle East and attempts. The Caltech victory few minutes of the second half. Far East. Student ski tours. 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