Penitent student ""This may sound like 0/ before ~RlIFORNIA Tech a Wales of a tale . .. " Russ Scientists Denied Liberties by Greenie In the USSR, scientists arc subsequently charged with "para­ "well-fed, well-dressed, and well­ sitism". and thus becomes a civil. salaried", one of the privileged rather than a political criminal classes in Russian society. How under Soviet law. ever, according to Dr. Yevgcny /)r. Lcvich sta tes tha tonI y Lcvich, a Russian physicist now pressure from Western public living in Israel, this happy condi­ opinion and the Western scienti­ tion lasts only so long as the fic COlllm uni ty preven ts the im­ scientist remains obedient. Once prisonment of all dissenters and he expresses an opinion opposing all persons requesting exit visas. that of the Politburo or the Persons are often jailed under Communist Party, he is deprived "secret laws" in spi te of recent of his privileges. The government Soviet assurances that all laws are has several means of keeping its now public. Levich himself was intellectuals in line. When a sent to a prison camp north of dissident displeases the powers the Arctic Circle for a year on that be, or applies for an exit charges stemming from his refus­ visa, he is dismissed from his job. al to report for military service, Levich gave a concerning the status of Soviet scientists denied Unable to find new work because before Western pressure forced Photo by D. Wheeler of his "bad record", he is Continued on Page Five C ABOLISHES GAG RULE ON 4-3 VOTE Fleming, Ricketts and Ruddock Dissent in TrendSetting Decision; Forgerson Refuses to Withdraw Motion

In the midst of heated debate far from out of breath. After Coast and they're willing to at the ceiling with a sheepish grin exactly what the frosh can Wednesday night the IHC another fifteen minutes the meet­ stand on their record. while murmurs of agreement expect during his first week d 4 - 3 in favor of elimina­ ing had degenerated into an He a It h C enter Grievance floated about. "Screw that," he - perhaps including a warning to the gag rule with Fleming argument between a couple of Committee. Duckert talked about said congenially. be alert for bullshil. Forgerson tts and Ruddock opposed. the presidents and a few out­ the Health Center Grieveance Interhouse Trophy. Fleming is had J06 and 92 to do and surprising action came in the spoken people in the audience. Committee which is gathering still missing the old lnterhouse wanted to adjourn. Loo sugges­ of a flurry of arguments Motion (Guthrie/ ...) to close membership. At present there is Trophy and the plaque of Arthur ted that a committee be asselll­ rning procedures and regu­ the meeting and let the IHC talk little communication between the Fleming. bled to wri te such a letter. s for next year's Rotation. about the problem without out­ student body and the Health Epistle. Loo had a positive Eventually there came a lIlotion second term referendum side interference. Forgerson's mo­ Center. The Faculty Health Com­ sugges tion. Incoming frosh get (Loo/?) to have somebody write by Jim Mayer's Rota­ tion was still on the floor and he mittee has met only once this about a one-inch description of the letter, subject to approval by Committee had found stu­ refused to temporarily withdraw year and its two student mem­ the student house system in the the IHC. Motion passed 7 - O. opinion divided almost it. Thus, the question was called bers (Duckert and Miake) are catalog. This was supplanted by, Loo volun teered to wri te it. Adjournment. on the issue of elimina- and the vote was 4-3 powerless to call meetings. More­ the idea of drawing up a letter the gag rule. (Forgerson, Loo, Myers and over, they are often hard to find. for the frosh, explaining at And at 12:06 a.m. the seats of of arguements Zwass in favor. German, Guthrie Students who try to air com­ length the Houses, Rotation and knowledge were vacated. followed these and Mason opposed.) There was plaints at the health center are need to follow a moment of surprised silence, or often brushed off. Duckert wants referendum. Frosh will hear was it mourning? As it stands each house to somehow appoint from people they respect, now there will be no gag rule a reprensentative and thus form a be misled, regardless of the next year. formal committee whose voice People may unknOWingly The IHC approved the remain­ might be heard. This is different ad false information, thinking der of the procedures and from Naecker's and Atwater's i is true. Frosh are smart enough regulations for Rotation and idea to gather some specific tell truth from falsehood. No, never got down to discussing the bitches about Ketabgian. Any­ don't know where it's at. penalties section. (It was after way, discussion was closed and frosh think the houses are midnight by the time all the the house presidents were asked a bunch of d.orms, and don't preceeding business had been to get reps appointed sometime that the houses are going taken care of.) And to recap the soon. do a hard-sell routine. Are the rest of the night: Olive Walk Parking. The new there to protect the houses Food Service. Bids have been plan seems to be working well. the frosh? Frosh seem to received from four food contrac­ Several compliments have been almost always like where they tors: Greyhound Prophet, whom received from the faculty. up; perhaps the rules protect you should be familiar with, German offened to talk to the houses. Questions of trust, Professional Food Management, Ahern. (Whatever that's about etc., ad nauseum. ARA, and Saga. IHC members - the minutes are lacking) The actual nitty-gritty was have been invited to visit other Interhouse Basketball Rules. simple. Motion: eliminate operations of PFM and Saga, at Guthrie brought up the fact that hard-line gag rule Pepperdine in Malibu and at the NCAA recently revoked the iForgerson/Loo, 4 - 3, German, Pomona-Pitzer, where they can rule against dunking and sugges­ Guthrie and Mason opposed). sample food and talk with ted that the IHC do the same. Ilotion passed. Pleased with his students there. The nearest ARA He started to make a motion to . ccess, Forgerson immediately operation is in San Diego, which that effect, but German inter- ried to call the question without probably won't be visited as a rupted and called for more further discussion. Motion result. Tech has the dubious discussion. This led somebody to iForgerson/Loo) to eliminate any distinction of being Greyhound's claim that only a couple of the !ag rule. Mason called for more New Dean David Wales met with undergraduates at a recent beer and pizza first foray into the College Food houses had anybody tall enough discussion and the arguers were Service business on the West blast. Note flashy shirt behind innocuous root beer. Many th""ks to Ray Owen, to dunk the ball. Guthrie stared et. al., for arrangements. Photo by K. Yoshida Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, April 9, 197q Parr~~Ed!~~eoste! I Ghitelman Denounced, Olive W~ Defended: Opinion SpIt

I'd like to take the oppor­ The Editors Reply to Elisse Ghitelman tunity of Elisse Ghitelman's let­ The California Tech In your letter to the Tech last Traffic ter last week to make a few I agree with Elisse Ghitelman. Friday you stated that you comments about the women's lib There are far too few women on poured two cups of water on movement, although, not having our faculty; and films such as I film because you did not like it, Dilemma seen the film "Supercock", I'm take Supercock to be are both contents. There is no excuse for not quite sure what I'm defend- offensive and offensively sexist. what you did. If you do not like O/le ur the I'cw things mUIT difficult than walking down ing. It's IJ1uch easier to do the content of a film you can the Oli\(' Walk without w[('\lching an ankle into an angle (1) Yes, there is sexism on something about the second than leave the room. You have the \juther Natllre ne,er int(~nded i~ doing it on a rain) day. campus, as well as throughout to remedy the first. I don't know right not to watch that mm. You The one(' well-bc\('lled bricks ha\'c bccn gouged and twisted the world. Yet there's much less who runs Decompression, but I do /lot have the right to prevent by car ti\"(:~ O\(T thc y('ar~ into a miniaturc Appalachia. here on campus than most other wish they'd think again - or other people form watching it. Ballilillg all traffic altd replacing that plain browll dll~t with places. Sexism won't be eradi­ leave town. As for Elisse, why You do /lot have the right to grass wOlild be impractical as ears are needed to haIti cated overnight, and I don't water? Take a chair leg to the destroy other people's property. material Itl alld out of the stlldcnt ho lI:';('S , bllt the Oli\'(' consider it desirable that it projector. I regret that you felt justified \\ alk should /lU t s('ne as an au xiliar~ parking lot. should be. Our whole culture is Sincerely yours, in your act. I am sure that you based upon sexist premises, and Peter W. Fay L«dlino' thl' brit:i"s to make it the Olive \\all" instead (if feel that as the self-appointed such things take time to change. the Oli\(, '"'Stulllble costti a bllndle oi' money alld will only Humanities censor of our morals you have I'm not trying to be fatalistic, allleiiorak the situation for a few years if heav), the right to destroy any thing only realistic. that offends you. lIJlneCl'ssan traffic continues. To make repair effective, (2) Yes, there are only six Concerning Ms Ghitelman's letter In your letter you charge there IIlUst 1)(' \oluntan termination of all but necessary women out of 250 professors on of last week: Caltech with sexism on campus traffic on the Oli,'c Walk. Loading or unloading IS a campus. Blame it on conditioning I object to your justification SPeaking for myself I have never rcasunable cause for lISlllg the walk. Saving a walk uf a or blame it on what you will, of destruction (of the film) for seen any of the sexism you block is Itot sufficient reason. but women on the whole are several reasons. describe. You point out that inferior to men. Most of us Tlw new lHC gllidelincs i'ur trarfic on the walk should One of the key marks of a women are rarely given good jobs simply haven't been prepared, S('l"\(~ to reduce s:HlIe uf the undesired coming and going, research person is objectivity. If in the sciences. I would like to psychologically and mentally, for but it will take a vollintan dfurt by the whole student you had paid any attention to point out that any qualified professorial careers mearly as both to eradicate the problem. A 11(1 whoic student body the film you would have noticed woman can get a good job. The well as our male counterparts. lIleallS \ou. The appearance uf the Olive Walk prubably that the female was not the reason more men have these job, This is changing, and I'm very won't change sigllii'icalttiy Itl uur time here, but several prostitute, but the male was. is because there are more men glad. But it continues to take applying for them. steps will han' beell takell. This is not a "sexist" attitude time. Signed 011(' topic omitted from the IHC ·gllidelines lti the towards women. (3) Women have cunts just as Although not necessarily agree­ Steve Oualline right-or-way. A simple prillciplc applie~: thl' pedctitrian surely as men have penises. As ing with the sentiments of those always ha:3 the right-ui'-way. Cd that, yuu four-oll-lhc-floor long as both sexes have very shOWing the film, I believe that j()t:kies'( Th(' J)(:d(~titrian always has the right-of-wa~'. strong sexual drives, we will they had the freedom to do so .. 1 hate stepping ill mud puddles. continue to see the opposite sex Certainly no one here physically -Sandy McCorquodale (and sometimes our own) as sex attacked the French silent film 1~!.!1l!!~9'l!cb objects. I don't see such as being classic, "The Andalusian Dogs", Volume LXXVII Number 23 mutually exclusive with seeing which has implications far P·ublished weekly except during examination and vacation periods those people also as equals. We beyor.d those of your objections. all ha,ve weaknesses, we are all by the Associated Students of the Eheu, Sommer Finally, violence is not a California Institute of Technology, human. I don't like to see the reasonable form for expressing an Incorporated. The opinions ex· Women's Lib movement as an pressed in all articles are strictly Mr. Sommer: it is more than sufficient if the opinion (Goodbye, Martin Luther excuse for even greater sexual those of the authors and do not I am shocked at your article world can be destroyed twenty King-we miss you.). Consider necessarily reflect the views of the intolerance than we have now. on the B-1 bomber in last times with the current nuclear the consequences if your water editors or of the corporation. All week's Tech. I would, expect arsenal. With all our other prob­ I'm not trying to say I oppose had fractured the White-hot pro­ contributions become the property the women's lib movement; on of The California Tech. that, as a coming-to-be scientist, lems, we have not been waiting jector tube or entered the nu­ Editors-in-Chief you would know better than to for that new, enormously ex­ the contrary, I am very much in merous surrounding electrical AI Kellner Carl Lydick use such irresponsible arguments. pensive play toy. favor of 'it. What bothers me is cords, with many barefoot stu­ the hystericul attitude many Sandy McCrocodile Remember: Two wrongs don't "Geoffrey - mir graut vor Dir dents standing by. Movies ....•.. Lewis Hashimoto make a right. It seems to me that ... " Richard Ackermallll women take towards the move­ RespectfulIy, Books ...... Dave Zelinsky Syndication. . . . . Matt Weinstein ment, as well as the feeling D. Sivert.~en among many that this movement Interim Writing Staff Richard Ackermann, Dick Beatty, THE ASCIT FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE is a one-time thing. We women Flora Boyer, David Callaway, Eric will always have to fight for our (My-Set-is-On) Carter, Pam Crane, Carol Freinkel, Judy (Ellah!1 rights, just as men do in order to Greengard, Steve Oualline, Dave retain a fairly democratic govern­ Sivertsen, Nick Smith, Steve Wake, Error Gregory White. ment. There is nothing alarming I' The Wrong Box Cartoonists about this fact. We have made a Blue Pathe, Guy Miller lot of progress recently in gaining Photographers rights that we should have as Don Bacon, Gregg Bone, Bobby I Bus, Rich Feldman, Gerry Laib, human beings, and there remains Errata Ken Li, Barry Nakazono, Chiu 7:30 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. a lot more to be made. I think i Yuen N g, DaVI 'd W'elns h en ker, now, what we ought to concen­ Our apologies to all con­ 'Chris (Mach-1) Wheeler, Dave Wheeler, Ken Yoshida. cerned. The original error in Mr. in Baxter Lecture Hall trate on is holding on to these Business Manager ..... Ken Kroll gains and proving ourselves really Ackermann's article of March 12 Circulation .. , .Wayne Dickenson capable of holding them, before concerning Uruguay was purely The California Tech publications offices are located in Winnett Admission: 50C-ASCIT members and we try for more progress too typographical. There are six : Center (105-51), California their guests; $1.00 -anyone else fast. It should always be kept in thousand political prisoners and Institute of Technology, Pasadena mind that the Women's Lib not six hundred (a zero here, a CA 91125. Telephone: 795~811, !x2154. Printed by News-Type movement is never an end, just a zero there, it all adds up), Service, 1506 Gardena Avenue, I NEXTWEEK means. making one person out of 450 as Glendale CA 91209. Second Class Judy Powelson Mr. Ackermann claimed. postage paid at Pasadena, Califor­ nia. Subscriptions .•.• $1.50 per term ...... $4.00 per year 111111111 1IIIIIIImili Life Subscription •...... $100 April 9, 1976 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Three in 1776, in the early part of the checking up on the claim of year, and Paine, of course, was a Smith's relative importance, but Some Other Anniversaries Rabble-Rousing Radical before it sounds like phlogiston to me. , the history books decided to Probably not one person in ten make him into a Founding in the U.S. has ever read any of by Etaoin Schroedlu imagine that people in closer Washington was born on the Father. The Wealth of Natiolls, certainly I The Bicentennial Year is upon contact with the mass media third Monday of each February King Etaoin I? not one person in thousands has s. (Actually it seems as though than I are finding it a bigger is capable of deciding that it will There are other more or less read all of it (I haven't), and the t has been already for a good one-- -and there are ten months be 1976 all the way until 1984). notable anniversaries to celebrate U.S. is probably the last great art of those 200 years.) I don't to go (or more, if things get out The obvious question is, What this year also: I can't think of bastion of classical economics. (I mow about you, but I'm finding of control: any government can I, as a concerned citizen, do anything memorable that hap­ doubt that they read Smith in ~ capablc of decreeing that George in response to the mass commer­ It all a bit of a drag, and I pened in 976, but in 1476 my the Soviet Union. or even in cialism of the so-called Buy­ namesake was King of England, Asia.) To be sure, almost every­ ---ill centennial Sell-ebration? (My and everybody thought that the one who endures introductory '~: '*''*''*''*''*' playa brava own opinion is that mass com­ Wars of the Roses were finally economics has heard of the mercialism is a very appropriate over. (They were fooled.) Not 'Invisible Hand,' a Smith ian way to celebrate the True much happened the next few concept, but most of these :~i Coat-Hangers ! American Spirit, or the time­ times around, though we just students probably just thought, o~ honored and traditional way at missed by ten years having the "Sounds like bullshit to me," kei least, but I'm not very interest­ by Ngapuhi Great Fire and Plague of Lon­ ml ed.) A friend has suggested that and went on about their busi­ don, in 1666. ness. It is becoming apparent that right to control hcr own body. we all find other anniversaries to ~ . f h The year 1776 is particularly ne of the hottest Issues 0 t e The question of abortion is not a What's Obese, Rich, celebrate, and has even suggested notable to my tribe, the econo­ )U 1976 Presidential campaign is an question of a woman being and (Morally) Gray? I1t b a few. For instance, Wolfgang mists, for the publication of Issue that no one seems to e denied the right to control her Business, of course, is the Amadeus Mozart was writing Adam Smith's The Wealth of it. 'villing to take a stand on. In OWIl body. Rather, it is a case of interest group most likely to trot music 200 years ago; one could Nations (to use the shortened to lact, it may become as important a woman finding herself in a out Smith as the patron saint of make a point of listening to it version of the title). Economists y. lS foreign policy, communist position of requiring an abortion nOll-interventionist, bourgeois this year. (The dictionary says are fond of saying that in the :d ,xpansion, Mr. Kissinger, the economics (or else think that all because of her own irrespon­ that he was only 20 in 1776. long run, 1776 will be remem­ >u ecession, jobs or busing. In a these ideas are new with them), sibility in not controlling her Now that's disgusting. He died in bered more for this event than :d nation shocked by Watergate, but if they had taken the trouble body. Inherently, the only con­ 1791, at an age when some for the American Revolution. Ie questioning its own moral stan­ to read what Smith actually had trol nature has given a woman Techers don't have their PhD Now in the long run, as Keynes Ig 'dards, or lack thereof, it is to say about businessmen, they over her own body is the right of yet.) A relative pointed out that reminded us, we will .all be dead, appropriate that this should be Continued on Page Eight Tom Paine wrote Common Sense and I don't see any way of such an important issue. I am abstinallce, a right society up­ ge speaking of course of abortion. holds through rape laws. Clearly, IS After the Supreme Court there would be a massive de­ ~r. ruling those feminists and liberals crease in the demand for abor­ u who had pushed for a change in tion if more women would ex­ It the abortion laws thought that ercise this right, particularly un­ The Los Angeles Times reported )S the matter had been settled. married women. Science has o What they did not count on is given the modern woman several on Gallo Chablis Blanc: d the fact that there is a very large other means to control her own :e segment of the population, pro- body, many of which are vir­ "Brilliant white wine ... bably a majority, whose sense of IS . tually 1000/0 effective. It is only a worth twice the price!' n moral rectitude is grossly offended by the thought that woman's abdicatiun of her re­ ahortion should be permitted in sponsibility to control her own a civilit:ed society which sup- body that puts her in a position Harry Waugh, in Diary of a Winetaster: e posedly held life sacrosanct. This where she has lost any control of group, which opposed abortion her body, and must put herself "Good colour, a pleasant fragrant on moral grounds, was backed by in the hands of an abortionist. bouquet,an attractive flavour.. !' an equally forceful group who Abortion, then, is the last felt that it is the state's primary resort of a woman who has lost duty to protect the rights of its all natural control over her body Newsday reported: citizens, particularly the right to through her own previous neg­ life, and that abortion was just "Gallo makes an excellent Chablis Blanc the first bit of erosion that could ligence. To ask society to con­ that is an outstanding value .. !' lead to euthanasia and other done an action that threatens to horrors thought intolerable a few destroy its very respect for life­ years ago. They argue that soci­ -as well as being morally repre­ ety's first purpose is to protect hensible to most right thinking its members and if it abdicates people-in the face of such ir­ this responsibility to even the responsibility and negligence is least of its members, then in the unreasonable. end none of us can be sure of It is unfortunate that before protection. the fading of the feminist fad it For example, abortion has been proposed in the cases of has been able to effectively severe deformation. But then the change abortion laws. Much of question arises as to what is the the reason for the success of this difference in destroying a de­ minority pressure group was the formed fetus in the womb or lack of any organized opposition immediately after it has emerged to their nefarious scheming. from the womb as was done in Since that time the pro-life some more primitive societies, or groups have become remarkably even several years after it has left well organized and vocal. It will the womb as was done by the be hard for any candidate to be Nazis. It can not be proven that successful this year without com­ these peoplc enjoy life any less mitting themselves and I am sure than we do nor that they have less right to live. that those who take a pro-abor­ The main argument in favor of tion stand will find themselves abortion is that a woman has the defeated in November. Spectrum Production 1] Oscar Mandel, Artistic Supervisor A wise and jolly comedy: lope de Vega's 'fry it. Judge it. Enjoy it. Thste the excellence. The Dog in the Manger Ernest and Julio Gallo's California Chablis Blanc. directed by Shirley Marneus Gallo Chablis Blanc 18ste The Excellence Ramo Auditorium, 8 PM, April 23, 24, 28, 29, and May l. Chablis Blanc of California. Gallo Vineyards. Modesto, California. Caltech/JPL Faculty and Staff: $2:00 Cal tech Students: $1;00 Four THE CALIFQRNIA TECH Friday, April 9, 1976

1966, released despite his pleas are graphic to the poin t of filling Bottoll1less Pit of Juvenile to remain incarcerated. This one's throat. In criss-crossing the inauspicious record then yielded nation in a series of unan· the criminal of the decade. It nounced visits to juvenile facili· • seems iliat when his name was ties he has collected reams of Justice Exposed In Writing changed back in 1936, he information on failures so total became Charles Manson ... that not even the employees of Wooden presents the failures some institutions that they are Weeping in the Playtime of fellow inmate, transferred to a arrested, served three years at of the juvenile justice system on the payroll as a result Others-- America's Incarcera tcd tigh te r security facility in Terminal Island facility, released, from the courtroom through the politics. His pithiest example is Children, by Kenneth Wooden. ChilicLlthe, Ohio, paroled in May 'arrested for passing a stolen release from institutions. The of a child who died for lack McGraw-Hill, $8.95. of 1954, arrested in Los Angeles check, jailed on McNeil Island, descriptions of solitary confine­ medical attention. It seems the 1 approached this volume with in 1955 for auto theft, placed on Washington, transferred to Ter­ ment, beatings, suicide, forced facili ty hadn't been ab Ie to find some trepidant hesitation, antici­ probation, skipped town and minal Island facility for release in labor, druggings and sexual abusE' a registered Democrat to fill the pating a boring tome on penolo­ position of nurse ... gy rife with court-case ci ta tions. In tight, emotion-packed Instead, 1 found myself in the writing Wooden will dispel any middle of a shocker of an expose illusions you might have about attacking child abuse and experi­ Juvenile Justice. He certainly mentation in institutions destroyed mine. The hook is 3S throughout the country. Refor­ much a manifesto for action as it matories and Industrial schools is a startling revelation. Wooden across the n:.ltion are indicted for has devoted the entire closing their gross neglec t of the children chapter to au tlining courses of incarcerated in them. They have action for concerned individuals ceased to exist for any viable and groups, clearly hoping to social purpose, becoming centers convince readers of the immedi. for political graft and corruption acy of this pustulous infection. over the years. Wooden traces a This steel sculpture of scandal direct link between the failure of will probably be read by those youth facilities and adult crime. eli tists considering themselves so· The case history of Charlie cially informed, but it should be Maddox is presented as an only read by all those hell-bent on slightly atypical example because using the lock-up to cure delin· of its ending. Born in 1934 10 a quency. single \voman, he changed his ______-_A:..!nacollda name when she married two years later. In 1947, after living Tempest in several foster homes and wi th a variety of relatives while his mother served a prison term and Quick, later proved incompetent to care Photo by D. Wheeler for him, he became a ward of Master Mime Claude Kipnis enthralled audience at recent Winnett Lounge Discussion. the State of Indiana. Incarcerated But Good at Gibault Home for Boys for After a three-year absence, the ten months, escaped and busted National Sliakespeare Company for bike theft, sen t to the returned to Beckman Auditorium Indianapolis Juvenile Cen ter, es­ caped, caught and sent to Father March 14 with a tight and Nothing But Mellow fast-moving version of The Flanagan's Boys Town, escaped Tempest. four days later, stole an old The Great College Rip-Off; by entering college freshmen ever As our primary and secondary elimination of virtually all Plymouth, committed two armed The C.C. Reeves, Jr., is a critical graduate. Reeves emphasizes that school system presently operates, the minor roles cut the play, one robberies, captured an d sen t to examination of the real and great most students who enter college motivation is never allowed to of Shakespeare's shortest, to less the Indiana Boys School at fallacies of our educational sys­ arc ill-prepared, unthinking, and than two hours (including Plainfield, successfully escaped develop; it is in fact stifled. an tem, written about and for most important, have no motiva­ intermission). The action moved on the nineteenth try, busted for Many bad students who enter interstate transportation of stolen college students. In Reeves' ex­ tion or love of learning. college are the products of bad rapidly along boili major plots from the violen t beginning to the car, sen t to the National Training pcrience as a university professor In g'eneral, students do poorly parents, bad teachers, and bad eventual reconciliations. School for Boys in Washington, of geology, the inadequacy of in college because they do not primary and secondary schools Richard Boddy, a third -season D.C., transferred to Natural our educational system is blatant know how to study, or they get where the emphasis is placed on veteran and Company manager. Bridge Honor Camp, transferred and alarming. According to re­ discouraged, or they get poor pleasing the teachers and parents dominated the playas Prospera, to the federal reformatory at cent staflstics, only thirty-Cour professors. Reeves shows that the rather than learning to think. the exiled Duke of Milan and Petersburg, Virginia, for raping a percen t of the top fifth of root of the problem of why the School itself is more of a prison now sorceror supreme. Ariel, college experience is so limited with all of the truancies, de- Prospero's servant spirit, was and frustrating lies in our tentions, hall passes, and the like played by stocky Vivienne Lenk, Very Speci(J/Offerl primary and secondary schools as Most children realize that the who was still able to convey the well as in. our homes and present primary and secondary image of lightness the character .999 PURE SilVER CAlTECH MEDALLIONS families. He writes, education is a stifling experience, requires. "The important thing ... is to offering few means of exploring• Granvill Marsh, as the jester Trinculo, and Philip find out how and why nonnal or modes of cxpression. Children Shaw, as his friend Stephana, children often regress from in­ rebel by hating school and were outstanding in their comic quisitive six-year olds tll eight­ looking forward to summer vaca­ roles. John Camera, with heavy een-year old dullards after only tion. makeup and a green overskin, twelve years of school. An even Reeves feels that, although the made a very convincing Caliban. worse paradox is the expectation college system has necessary The set displayed the same that a few years of college will drawbacks in the pursuit of conservativeness as the reverse the effects." education such as the system of quick motion in the dark, and Natural curiosity is inherent in examinations, college on the the ship became Prospero's cell. young children. Theoretically, if whole is a place where great Ariel appeared as the ship's curiosity is nurtured at home and learning can take place, and figurehead in the opening scene; a nice touch. COLLECTORS ITEM LIMITED EDITION in school by good paren ts and gcademia can be real and whole­ -Gavin 1000 GRAINS (2.083 oz.) - 2" DIAMETER competent teachers, motivation some. Poor professors as well as MIRROR PROOF - SERIAL NUMBERED in academic subjects will develop poor students destroy the college CAL TECH STAFF & STUDENTS as the child goes through school. system, and Reeves states PRESENT THIS COUPON FOR each If there is natural intelligence, emphatically, VALIDATION TO: $15 then the child will learn and "personally I think it is time, cusses common conflicts, reg. price $35 grow academically. With added in fact past time, to clean our explains the necessity of FINANCIAL FUTURES COMPANY encouragement and care from the educational house both of inations. I recommend that 260 S. LOS ROBLES SUITE 202 PAS. 91101 family and form teachers, a child faculty who cannot teach, who read The Great College R 793-7195 should never grow to be trapped do not teach and who will not and think about the in drugs, delinquency, and such teach, and of students who statistics, manifestations of boredom with cannot learn, who do not learn, education.

life. and who will not learn." Annette Mllt01Uf,' hiday, April 9, 1976 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Five Levich, are ever released. In the science, particularly in the fields ism in Russia today". He feels case of a dissenting scientist, an of genetics and computer science, that as a result of this attempt. entire career can be wiped out which were forbidden areas for Goldanski is no longer accepted Levich Seminar by the censors. He points to the many years. He quoted a 1952 by the Russian scientific com­ case of his father, who continued encyclopedia definition of Cyber­ munity, but was permitted to go Continued from Page One discrimination had made this true to work in his field for quite netics as " ... an imperialist Zion­ abroad as a reward. ,[he government to allow his in some cases. some time, during which none of ist science designed to keep the Dr. Levich had several sugges­ ~migration. Despite several defer­ Why does the USSR want to his papers ever reached the West. proletariat of the world from real tions for American scientists to ~lents, he was informed that he keep scientists, particularly Jew­ Levich is "astonished" by the problems." In the efforts to help fight the repression of ~ad been drafted under a secret ish scientists, in the country inability of Americans to believe make up this developmental lack, Soviet scientists. First, he felt t:'emergency" provision. He was against their wills? Dr. Levich the extent of censorship that the Russians send over several that American scientists should (jenied a trial on the basis of the c points to a Russian history of goes on in the Soviet Union. He thousand "scientists" per year to insist on dissident scientists being (ecrecy of the law. imprisoning, rather than exiling describes the jamming of foreign the United States. Physics Today included in the participation lists , According to Dr. Levich, the 'its political dissenters. He knew broadcasts not only within the lists only a few hundred actual of all exchan~e programs. Sec­ &fficial Soviet policy is to expel of only two cases of exile, Soviet Union, but in Europe and scientists per year. Dr. Levich ondly, they should not permit ~ews from all intellectual namely, Solzhenitsyn and the Middle East as well. Foreign e x plains the discrepancy as other individuals to be substitu­ ktivity. He quotes figures that Trotsky. publications entering the country "semi-scientists, semi-officials"; ted for invited scientists, which ylO years ago, 40% of the mathe­ Dr. Levich feels that the origi­ are routinely screened, and scien­ individuals with high standing in he claims is often the practice. Snatics students at Moscow Uni­ nal "pure dissenters' " movement tific journals such as PhYSics the "ruling elite" who come to Thirdly, American scientists ~'ersity were Jewish. Today, none ten years ago wanted to effect Today and Nature often have the United States in order to shoule demand that harrassment ~re allowed to enroll. He consi­ political reform, but has been entire articles excised. Dr. Levich negotiate contracts with Ameri­ of emigres and scientists should '~ers anti-Semitism to be an completely destroyed by the showed a Xerox copy of an can electronic and computer cease as a condition to continued Institutionalized but unackno­ s same tactics which are being used article in a journal brought into finns. American participation. lledged phenomenon, "known against dissenters today. The the country under American­ According to Levich, Soviet As an example. of the effect­ )0 every Russian". The public modern movement consists of a Soviet exchange agreements con­ scientists are cajoled into "good iveness of such tactics. he cited )enouncements concern few "purely dissenting" indivi­ cerning a theory his father, behavior" by the prospect of the case of Academician Sakha­ li"Zionism". Andrei Sakharov, I duals, but' is mainly composed of Benjamin Levich developed with berng permitted to attend rov, in which the National Acad­ ~who is not Jewish, was called a persons hoping to emigrate, such another scientist, and in which scientific conferences abroad, a emy of Sciences took a strong ,lionist, in what Dr. Levich terms as Jews, Germans, and scientists each mention of his father's rare privilege. He charges that a stand, threatening to stop all ~lan attempt to discredit him by wishing to escape from restric­ name had been vitiated. Dr. curren t visiting professor at scientific exchanges with the ljtmplying he was Jewish. Dr. tions on their work. Levich claims this is in violation UCLA, Academician Goldanski, USSR. Within 48 hours the -Levich described the situation of Scientists are particularly vul­ of the Helsinki Accords. was permitted to leave in ex­ campaign against Sakharov had Jews, especially Jewish scientists, nerable to repressive tactics. Dr. Levich feels that only change for initiating a vote to halted. He also feels that the !:wishing to emigrate as "danger­ Their publications must be ap­ direct pressure by the Western expel Benjamin Levich from the National Academy of Sciences ,)Us". He charged that the Soviet proved by a local ("institutional") scientific community can help Academy of Sciences in 1973. will be more willing in the future i;overnment considers Russian censor as well as a central Russian scientists. Scientific ex­ The attempt failed "with no to adopt a strong stand in more Jews to be a "Fifth Column"; government censor. 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Louisiana life is a harmonious French speech, CUisme, and cul­ is hardly elegant, and frequently lend of tradition and innova­ ture add a different dimension to crass. Galatoire's rises above this on, leisure and enterprise. Louisiana life. (and everything else) and shines dong the river roads and bayous The French Quarter of New forth as a monument to superb re colonnaded mansions, re­ Orleans holds the greatest inte­ cuisine and excellent service. The i1inders of the ante-bellum era of rest for tourists. The most establishment is unimposing on ristocratic landowners and flir­ famous area of the city, compris­ the outside, the ground floor of atiol!sbelles. ing some 70 blocks bordering on a three-story brick building. The Basin Street clubs where the Mississippi River, the Quarter Large (but curtained) white azz was born are long gone, but formed the original settlement. frame windows face the street azz lives on, an outgrowth of The narrow strerts, quaint dwell­ with "Galatoire's Restaurant" he blues chants of rivermen and ings with iron-trellised balconies neatly but modestly lettered in leldhands and the brass bands of and old shops and cafes establish gold and black. Below in smaller he Mardi Gras and funeral the unique atmosphere of the letters one reads "Reservations )arades. Whispers of voodoo Quarter. But above all New not accepted" and "Coat and tie ;eremopies float through the Orleans is known for its food, required after 5 p.m." larrow streets of the Vieux Carre and for the traveler this means Arriving at 6: 15 on a Satur­ New Orleans' French Quarter). the restaurants. There are numer­ day evening meant a wait of I>..lthough the cult has been ous fine res tauran ts in the about 45 minutes before being iriven underground, one can still Crescent City, but none finer seated. The prospective diners are ,ee the gris gris charms used in than Galatoire's at 209 Bourbon queued up along the sidewalk, ,pel! casting. The Cajuns, de­ Street. and every few minutes the ,cended from the Acadians who Bourboll S tree t is the "liveli­ grey-haired mai tre' d steps outside led Nova Scotia in the late est" section of the French and ushers a,1other party inside. 700's, still dwell along tlIe Quarter, wi th mall y cafes, bars, \ayou Teche: their distinctive and nightclubs. The atmosphere

Across the water, tennis courts under the Spanish Moss.

And always the contrast, always the contrast_ From back-water bayou to Lafayette Square and the Cabildo in mere minutes. (J Friday, April 9, 1976 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Seven nII

First-timers at Galatoire' s are describe first hand one particular Dften surprised by the meal. interior decor. Often people To start with, the Crab expect a dimly lit, plush, pomp­ !lIaison, a rich crab mousse of ous dining room from what is celery onion, and delicate spices, possibly the finest restaurant in and the freshest crab one is ~orth America, but Galatoire's likely to encounter anywhere, In1eans fine food and service to served over lettuce. Follow this Iinatch~nothing else. The dining with a fresh asparagus salad, also Iroom is very comfortable, large, served over lettuce with a refined lbristling, well lit, and always herb dressing. Next, the piece de packed. la resistallce: Galatoire's unique One is often seated before the Chicken Clemenceau, which is remnants of the last meal have served along with peas and baked been cleared, and soon after potatoes. The recipe does not settling into the menu the leave the kitchen, but I suspect busboy clears off the table ane the poulet is simmered in prepares a new one. The menu vermouth with green onion. This goes on for several pages, each is a generous portion, but worth line promising an epicurean de­ the accompaniment of fresh light. This article can not cover broccoli and hollandaise sauce. everything available, but will For dessert, the Coupe Duchesse, a Galatoire creation featuring ice

Canal Street Strum mer Spanning the Mississippi in Baton Rouge.

cream and fresh fruit. Freshly ground coffee finishes this fabul­ ous experience in fine style. All this comes not cheaply. Photos by With one drink beforehand and two bottles of wine (a 1973 Puligny Montrachet with dinner, and a white Burgundy with dessert) spli t four ways, tax and tip included, the total comes to s. Kellogg twen ty dollars. Considering, though, the quality of the food and the service, this is a bargain. This writer has experienced res­ tauran ts in much of the United States and Europe; he is hard 11. Phillips pressed to find a comparable restaurant anywhere. The reader will be spared streams of super­ latives-let it suffice to say that while many establishments have made an art out of cuisine, D. JJ7heeler Galatoire's has made an arl of perfection. On the practical side, Gala­ toire's is a bit far for a dinner flick; if you're venturesome, go down California Blvd. and thcn turn righ 1 on Roscmcad. Con­ tinue to 1- J 0 (San Bcrnardino Fwy) and take 1-10 east. Proceed about 1800 miles, and exit at Orleans stree 1. Turn left at Iberville, and park where you can. ~ Richard Beatty Page Eight THE CALIFORNIA TECH Fdday, Ap,H 9, 1976 j Holmes Nearly Makes It

any Holmes buff could tell. The " ... A smashing success on standard set arrangement.J Mist both sides of the Atlantic," so Royal Shakespeare Company from a machine reflected the "Playbill" describes "Sherlock with Leonard Nimoy, as Holmes, lights and virtually concealed the performed admirably under the Holmes," the latest at the Shu­ stage hands working behind. circumstances, but were unable bert Theatre. The turn-of-the­ Through this "London fog" am· to raise the production from the century audience must have been bled characters from 1891: beg., quagmire of "Curses! It's Dudley either passionately devoted to gars, bobbies, hawkers, newsboys, The Y is back from spring the Holmes character, or incred­ Do-Right!" street singers. These interludes 6:00-8:00 a.m., and advanced The lighting, sets, and special break with a new Excomm, ibly naive, to endure this melo­ were quite enjoyable, and added students meet Wednesdays effects almost made up for the planning an exciting and enticing dramatic puree and like it. authenticity. 6:00-8:00 a.m. Sign up now in lack of intelligent plot. The set year's worth of programs for William Gillette, a famous If yo~ stilI are undaunted, and the Y office and set your alarm designer was quite ingenious. The your enjoyment and enlighten­ melodrama playwright, supposed­ can put up with a routine and clock. sets were built on a rotating ment. While the new term is ly collaborated with A. Conan shallow plot (so routine that I Finally, we have the third (of circle in the middle of the stage. winding up, you can still partici­ Doyle in 1899 to produce this could fall asleep for fifteen five) day hikes on Sa turday, During a scene change, the set pale in some events left over colossal sleep-inducement. But I minutes, and still know what April 17. Plan to meet at 8:30 from the last administration. have doubts about the extent of lights were turned off, and other happened) then watch "Batman" a.m. and be back in the late lights were directed more for­ Today, if you are reading this Doyle's involvement. Gillette has on TV and save your money. afternoon. The destination is ward on the stage. [Ed. Note: A early enough, you can hop over Holmes using cocaine while in­ -Pamela Crane Echo Mountain, the site of an to the V-lounge at noon (bring volved with a case,· and even old resort hotel. The trip is an your lunch) and discuss science kissing and proclaiming his love easy five-mile trek with a 1400 policy and reporting with Bar­ to the heroine at the close of the foot elevation gain. An additional 76 Goes On bara Culliton who is visiting our play. Both are grossly inconsis­ four-mile, 1100-foot gain piece campus for a few days. She has tent with the Doyle character, as Continued from Page Three College, not with the people. will be available for those written for Science News, Medi­ wouldn't be so pleased. Smith's An Election-Year RepUblican cal World News, and most ambitious souls wishing to con­ quite, that businessmen seldom Four states, three of them Castaneda) which I dedicate to recently Science magazine. tinue to the ridge. gather together without entering Southern, filed two separate sets the froshlings searching for an If you wish to "practice Repeat after me: Barbara into a conspiracy to raise prices, of returns. A Congressional com· option: "For me there is only non-action, work without doing, Culliton/science policy at noon sounds positively Galbraithian, mittee was set up to decide the the traveling on paths that have and is vigorously ignored today or see simplicity in the compli­ today; Tai Chi on Monday, merits of each case, a committee heart, on any path that may have by economists and businessmen containing eight Republicans and cated" (quoted from the Tao Te Tuesday, or Wednesday; day hike heart. There I travel, and the alike. seven Democrats. Only one elec· Ching), come join a Tai Chi up Echo Mountain on Saturday, April 17. only worthwhile challenge is to Not that I wish to imply that toral vote stood between Tilden Ch'uan class. They began April The Wealth of Nations is a bad I start my new writing career traverse' its full length. And there and victory, but the committee, 6th but you're still welcome. book-it isn't. In fact, it is a very with a passage from The Teach­ I travel, looking, looking, breath­ voting along partisan lines each Beginners meet Mondays impressive one-not too many lessly" time, gave all the disputed votes 1 I : 30 - I :00 p.m. on Tuesday ings of Don Juan (by Carlos since have been much improve­ -Jeff Eriksen to Hayes, who thus emerged a ment-but I doubt that it had 185-184 victor in the election. the impact that economists While the committee was delib· would like to think it had. erating, the Republicans devised So much for 1776. Does 1876 a 'Southern strategy' which, in . give us anything worth remem­ exchange for assistance, led to bering (besides the complaints the end of Reconstruction in the that the Centennial was too South and even the pretence of commercial and vulgar)? Well, equality for almost another hun· yes, in fact 1876 was a very dred years. (Actua1!y, many of memorable year in politics: from the Jim Crow laws in the South the people who brought you were only passed in the 18905 or Watergate, we had a real, live, even in this century.) Tilden, a stolen Presidential election. (Even reformer with a record for Watergate didn't do that.) To effective opposition to corrup· refresh your memories, in case tion, "Accepted the verdict as an RECORD your high school history classes alternative to possible violence," didn't go into details, Democrat my source says. Samuel Tilden of New York was The election of 1876 may not running against Republican be much to celebrate, but PRICES Rutherford Hayes, to succeed perhaps it helps us to put outgoing President Ulysses S. Watergate in better perspective, Grant, whose administration had and that isn't bad. been hopelessly compromised by Yes, you too can think of scandal. 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10% off 011 a la carte Po. Box 478 Sunday 5-10 PM OPEN FROM 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM It may not be the Mona Lisa, but Anya Fisher's students find art a refreshing Closed Mondays Mt.Shasta Ca 96o~ outlet for frustration. Photo by A. Kellner Parking in the rear. I.D. Required (916) 926-420$ Page T{'n THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, April 9, 1976 Busing: This May Not Be the Answer But It's Cheap, Quick And Gets There by The Midnight Rider day) bus traveling along Del Mar, of these buses run only until 10 434; goes past JPL and what street they run on in Are you now or have you ever just north of campus, providing or 11 in the evening. the eventually to Glendale to the Pasadena. Both go to L.A. The been a bus-rider? If not, you local east-west travel until about possibilities arc still there. And west. Wanders off along Foothill 485 is probably the one you may be mISSIng out on the 10 p.m. Another, slightly less anyway, if you are off to visit to the cast. want, since it runs on Lake once cheapest way of traveling long frequent bus will be running someone in particular, how could 435; another one for Altadena it gets here (or until it leaves distances around L.A. For a a10ng California, sort of through they possibly be so heartless as travel. Runs along Washington here, as it were). Both go maximum of 35 cents you can campus, going northwest past to turn one out after one has an d Orange Grove, ambles through South Pasadena and go anywhere in the immediate JPL and eventually going to missed the last bus home: See, through Hastings Ranch and ends Alhambra, eventually trucking vicinity, with the cost going as Glendale, while going east even­ there are advantages in riding up way down in El Monte. Runs into L.A. about forty minutes high as (gasp, horrors!) 60 cents tually to Monrovia and Duarte. buses! past the Arboretum and Santa later. if you want to go all the way to These two buses alone provide The following is a listing of Anita Race Track and Fashion 770; an old bus with a new one of the not-sa-local beaches. cheap transport to a lot of good the new local buses, in as Park shopping center. route, this is a freeway flyer into Until recently, riding the theaters, restaurants and other numerical an order as I feel like 436; runs from Lake Avenue L.A., a little bit faster, running buses so though tfully provided good stuff for those without making them at this hour: all the way to Hollywood by along Colorado Blvd. (westbound by RTD (the commonly used cars. For those willing to walk all 423; runs from Pasadena all way of Glendale and Eagle Rock. is toward L.A., dummy). name for the Southern California the way to Lake Ave., there are the way to Long Beach on the Goes near Occidental College and Rapid Transit District, and you buses running directly to Los 829; actually, this one started long runs. Short runs go only right past Eagle Rock Plaza. can see why) was something of a Angeles and Hollywood (485 bus a few weeks ago, but who's part way. Runs along Los 438; runs east-west along drag for Techers. For the most southbound to L.A., 436 north­ counting. This one runs up and Robles, about mile west of Colorado Blvd. and north on Fair part, the only buses near cam pus bound to Hollywood). From * down Rosemead even past where campus. Oaks into Altadena. Also man­ ran infrequently and in the these two, almost anything is it stops being Rosemead. Ii 431; mostly useful if you ages to reach Duarte by perverse wrong directions. This is now possible. For the totally eventually gets through Long need to go up into Altadena. routing. hopefully changing, as of April Beach all the way to Seal Beach, adventurous, Colorado Blvd. pro­ Waaay up. Runs along Altadena 425; (fooled ya') runs down 11 th, when the San Gabriel but it takes forever and is only vides more frequent bus service drive. Hill to Colorado, west to Fair Valley (right here, turkey) Bus for the dedicated with friends or and myriad connecting lines 433; runs east-west along Del Oaks, and eventually down to Improvement Plan goes into nearby, including one bus (the parents or other sufficient incen· Mar. To the west it goes all the Highland Park west of the effect. tives at the other end. 440) that deposits one almost way up into northwest Altadena. Pasadena Freeway. Among other things, the new If all of this hasn't sufficiently anywhere between here and To the east it eventually goes all 440; the big one to Claremont plan provides for a relatively confused you in your quest for Pomona, including not too far the way to El Monte, east of and Pomona. frequent (from 20 minutes to an from the famous Claremont knowledge and transportation, go Rosemead. 483 and 485; the difference is ask a bus for directions. hour, depending upon time of colleges. While it's true that most

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On Saturday night, dissonance leads to a tragic man's unfaithfulness, for she Cinematech presents two seem­ resolution of the conflict be­ seems unaware of his conflict. ingly unrelated films, Walkabout tween the "civilized" soul of the Janos' internal strife is reflected and Adrift, with an experimental white girl and the "savage" heart in his actions, as his sensibilities short called Kllockturne for of the Abo boy. Of course, this and sense of righteousness strug­ spice, beginning at 7 :30 PM, also is a pointed comment on the gle wi th his overpowering desire in Baxter. For students, admis­ artifice and wrongness of Western which is more than physical. sion to the ASCIT film is but a culture as compared to an Sensuality and manhood's lusts mere fifty cents; the price for an equally valid but more sincere drive Janos toward the ecstatic evening at Cinematech is only society. The photography is quite consummation of adultery; con­ one clam for ASCITjGSC mem­ good, as the subject matter is science and burning, hidden guilt bers. Rejoice, ye mortals: the fantastic. The moralization is drive him toward murder or cost of admission to such films rather blunt. suicide. This is director Kadar's at MIT is a bit more. But then skillful game with tile psychology again, they can eat raw oysters Adrift (1971) is one of the of seduction. Walkabout (1971) is a peri­ last productions from the late, pherally stark comment on the great Czechoslovakian film indus­ It is a shame that the ASCIT nature of Australia. Actually, it try which flowered during the films have not made reviews or presents director Nicolas Roeg's period of Czech liberalism. Di­ critiques worthwhile recently. It indulgent views on the conflict rected by Jan Kadar, the filming is a shame that the Activities between Western civilization and of Adrift was halted for a year Director saw fi t to screen a the "untamed," or rather, uncor­ by the Russian invasion of 1968, completely worthless piece of rupted wilderness. Of course, but allowed to continue by the cinematic trash which' has been such thematic material has histor­ new regime. The film was shot part of ASCII's repertoire for ically been well treated and entirely on and along the the last few years. One might Cheap Food mistreated by Hollywood within Danube, which allows the viewer wish that the relatively enormous to savor the picturesque flavor of by The Gallivanting Gourmet higher prices being mainly for the genre of the Western. But AS CIT film budget could be used a travelogue. It's much heavier (It has come to our attelltion hot sandwiches. They seem to Walkabout has a sophistication to present the student body with than a mere picture show hat perhaps not all of you use top quality meats and cheese, about it which is only partly due quality recent American films, as Plot: A fisherman, Janos, pulls has frequently been the case in eder~ out there are quite up to and lots of it. I have actually to its exotic setting. an exquisitely foxy and sensuous {avellll1g far and wide and been stopped on the street by Plot: An Englishman travels the past. This is not to say, as beauty from the Danube naked Ipending your hoarded pennies strangers and asked where I had out into the bush with his two some readers may, that porno­ (the girl, Anada, is naked, not or elegance in eating. Welcome gotten such large and apparently children, a fourteen-year-old girl graphy has no place in a the fisherman, nor, for that o the low-budget portion of the delicious-looking sandwiches. I and a six-year-old boy. The male-dominated campus such as matter, the river)' Anada is the ood section.) mean, that stuff normally only father is a victim of the insane this monastic enclave of science. pressures of an uptight, re- central mystery of the film, a girl Elegant it ain't, but it serves happens in commercials, doesn't Rather, is on is to present dirty pressed, and frenetic culture; he with no identity or past. Immedi­ movies, let them be dirty Dod eats: Woodstock Sand­ it? quality goes berserk and kills himself, ately, this enigmatic woman 'iches, at 972 E. Colorado (four If you really want to splurge, movies. If the discount arrange­ leaving the children at a loss to introduces conflict into Janos' locks north and two blocks they have such exotic things as ments of some esoteric film cope with the·situation. They are life; he feels a physical attraction est of the Coffeehouse, and if pickled eggs and carrot cake, rental companies were taken properly raised, civilized children, for her, as would any real male, ,au don't know where that is by jordan almonds and some myster­ advantage of, ASCII could totally incapable of yet he is also repulsed by her f'ow,l no wond' er you re hungry.). ious kind of cookies. Chips and obtain some really high-class self-sufficiency or survival in the and by his own emotions. Janos When I first saw a new little salad are available for potato smut, as compared to that of the wild. The girl is a Victorianish, and his wife Zuzka take the girl wretched cheap pornographers dwich shop opening up there freaks, and drinks include both reserved young nymphette, in to live their simple life. In which some Techers must patron­ n Colorado, I was somewhat fizzy stuff from Shasta and played by Jenny Agutter. The doing so, this life is made ize in the Pasadena area, and also urned off by their "cute" idea Coors, with milk in between. All boy is a playful and naive kid, complicated, far too complicated as compered to slick, big-name f naming their sandwiches after in all an excellent place for portrayed by Lucien John. These for serenity or sanity. The Hollywood rentals like 'arious colleges in the Los IUl}ch. Unfortunately, that is also Beyond innocents in the wild become fisherman finds his emotions the Valley of the Dolls. \ngeles area. A few of the their main drawback for Techers. totally disoriented and stupefied. wracked with conflict as his -Lewis Hashimoto onnections had minor humor in Due to their hours (closing at 5 Fortunately, they are befriended sexuality and morality fight it hem but most seemed randomly p.m., and not open Sundays), by an Aborigine boy (David out for control of his mind. I Texas Instruments I ttached. I mean, Stottlemyer's Woodstock is most useful for .------. Gumpilil) who just happens to be These powerful inner struggles akes jokes out of their meat obtaining food on a hungry I I out in the bush on his "walk­ manifest themselves in outward nd cheese combinations, and Saturday afternoon. An accept­ I I about" - - a ritual of initiation acts of pettines and vindictive­ his seemed merely a feeble able walk (hell, it's only two I • by which Abo adolescents claim ness: he insults Anada to her mitation. blocks farther than Roma's) and I I manhood by surviving an ordeal face, he accuses her of pilferage, I I Anyway, one day I was both a trivial bike ride, the distance is of survival in the wild (a "rite of he tries to stifle a growing I I ored and hungry and decided to short enough to make it worth a passage," sci-fi fans). The Abo friendship between his wife and I I ry their "Cal tech" sandwich, try even for the typically lazy. saves the other two young people the girl. The wife is actually I I lade with pastrami, roast beef For the price of a box lunch at froni the hostile environment, neu tral to this conflict; it is no t I I nd ham on a french roll. I ate Stottlewhatsis, you can get one and teaches them and the an eternal triangle. The wife does t, and after comparing the sandwich to eat immediately, and audience a thing or two about uantity and quality with other another to store for Sunday. I = appreciation for the dazzling FOREIGN STUDENTS I • ndwich shops, and immediately Such a deal! scenery and exotic fauna of the SHIPPING SPECIALISTS OF I I oticing Woodstock's lower By the way, be warned that I • outback. BAGGAGE AUTOMOBILES' ,rices, I've been eating there you will probably be asked if . HOUSEHOLD ARTICl,ES' I SR50A I As it turns out, the schoolgirl COMMERCIAL CARGO iairly frequently. you want "everything" on your '. . is something of a Lolita, and AIR. OCEAN. TRUCK = . 5 Day Delivery II The menu is not enormous. sandwich. 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Most impor­ very strange. Anyway, try I HP25··········· $180 I As a result, and as a misunder­ I hight. ntIy, the prices are cheap for Woodstock sometime. It's worth standing between the cuI tures of ~'" what you get. You pay from the walk. You can even eat it at I MII1iA Ltwill Til...... I.. IICheap Calculator CO.I European and native Australian 11.05 to $1.15 for quite reason­ their own indoor tables, a 2248 N. f .... Sf. 636 4th st. I the Abo youth falls in love with [' lble sand wiches (com pared to convenience if there ever was L.A...... CA_ = Davis, CA 95616 I the girl and comes to consider i (213)225-2341 • Ca lif. residents add 6"10 tax II 11.25 and up at the Big S), the one. ..------Page Tweh;e THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, April 9, 1976 Tracl{ Trounced

In double dual meet action Most encouraging for Coach Caltech hosted SCIAC rivals La Neal is the fact that the team is Verne and Whittier here last composed of mostly freshmen Saturday. Earlier high expecta­ and sophomores and when eligi­ tions for the thinclads were not bility and injury problems are realized as eligibility and injury finally solved, the next couple of losses hampered team efforts years will see a strong team resulting in losses to La Verne emerge. Sophomore Duane Gray (65--61) and Whittier (I 15-30). has taken up the 880 which is Bright spots for the team includ­ agreeing with him quite welI and ed the return to winning form of appears on his way to being a Steve Kellogg in the 3-mile after fine middle distance ace. Recov­ a long period of illness. Also ering from foot problems fresh­ Norm Murray was finally able to man Erik Sirri had time for three "p:;yche out" registration prob- workouts and came within 5 lems and became eligible for his seconds of a lifetime best perfor­ first meet as a Beaver. [Note to mance in the mile. Freshman L.N.: It really is supposed to be Rob Bourret is still hobbled with Beavers, you know 1 The strong knee troubles but is sure to be running freshman from Goleta an outstanding distance runner as won the 120 I IH and 220 against he finished up last Cross Country La Verne, taking second and season just a few steps behind third in the same events against Kellogg. Enrolled at Cal tech at Whittier. the age of 16, Larry Doolittle Surprising Jr. John Chu picked had never competed before, but Don't Delay Book By Phone New Flights To Europe (379+) up the pole on Wednesday and has shown early promise in the South America (315+) The two short lessons later vaulted 440 and 880. 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