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Vol. 9, Number 17 ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TERRE HAUTE, IND. Feb. 1, 1974

parently the majority of the DR. LOGAN MEETS THE faculty now favor the quarter system. The only thing that PRESS: A Thorn Interview might modify this is that we A Thorn Interview may be necessary to modify have been approached by Wa- The following article is the the Rec Center in some ways: bash and Del'auw concerning first part of an interview con- we're not absolutely sure that the possibility of academic Co- ducted by the editors of the we need three basketball floors. operation - cooperation as far Thorn in Dr. Logan's office We might be able to get away as the library is concerned. as last week. During the course with two. and we have been fat' as the yomputing center is of the interview we asked Dr. discussing with the architect concerned,'and as.far as faculty Logan about money, ROTC. the other possible changes in the is concerned. In order to fa- Rose Philosophy. the Rec Cen- center. One of my ambitions cilitate this it might mean that ter, the Hulman Endowment and is to get the Rec Center stzfrted we would have to have a modi- several other questions of wide- in 1974. fication of the calendar to ad- spread interest. Today, part Thorn: So we should have just. to these t wo schools. Thorn: Now for the perennial of the interview is presented. a Rec Center within a couple question: what is the situation In next week we will have the of years? conclusion. Dr. Logan: The Rec center with coeducat ion; can_ it happen Thorn: What is the situation shouldn't take more than one at Rose in the near future? year to complete. with the library; is the construc- 1)1'. Izogzin: With regard to tion on schedule and when is Thorn: So the existing plans coeducation. the - faculty has it supposed to be finished? may..be changed in order to voted that we should consider Dr. Logan: We have been pro- stay Within a particular budget'? coeducation: this . is being pre- mised by the contractor that Dr: Logan: .The existing plans sented to the Board of Managers the construction is on schedule. may be modified. The only and the mat ter is being tabled. and that the library will be com- thing we have so far is what The problem in the past has pleted, as far as the structure is calle.d a development contract.. been that by just going coed is concerned, by July 15. We and our concern was simply:to.. and opening our doors to po- are placing orders for all of see whether or not the facility tential women engineers and the furniture and the carpeting. could be completed, including scientists. We don't think, if and our bids are all within the modifications to the outdoor the experience of other schools estimate. so everything is go track and the football field and is any criteria. that. there would and the books will be moved stands for under two million be very much interest. Now and the library will be ready dollars. We have been assured we are discussing this, anti we for occupancy by September 1. that this is possible. so now feel that there are unusual op- Thorn: What is the status of we will begin moving toward portunities developing for wo- the Recreation Center: are we the final plans. We do not. men in the areas of computer going to have one. and if so have final plans. so any plan scienc e and management. when, and how much will it that is submitted is subject to science. and we are seriously cost? mod ifica tion . considering promoting this type Dr. Logan: We are having a ThOrn: situation a consolation round. The Mid- What is the of program. In other words, special meeting of a Board of with the calendar? Are we CAMPUS west Region is assured of one not just opening our doors to Managers and the Development going to switch to an early team advancing to the National women. but. trying to see if Committee in Indianapolis this POT POURRI Championships, March 2-23. start semester or stay with there are programs which we afternoon, and were hoping to IDC Flick 1974, at Kansas State Univer- the quarter system? might promote that are attrac- make the final plans complete Dr. Logan: With regard to A Midsummer Night's sity. tive to women and might. bring Dream for the fund drive. This will the calendar. the faculty voted will be shown Wednesday, Feb. MAIAW (Midwest Association some significant number of wo- include of course. the funds at the last faculty meeting to 6. at 8:00 p.m. in room B-119. Intercollegiate Athletics for Wo- men 1.() the campus. But just necessary for the completion continue on the quarter system The movie is directed by Peter men I is comprised of teams of the Rec center. Now it for the next three years. Ap- Cont. on Page 3 Hall and stars David Warner from Illinois, Indiana. Michi- and Diana (Emma Peel ) Rigg. gan, Ohio, West Virginia, and house was selected from many when the temperature was It was photographed in forest Wisconsin. FIJI'S DONATE in the community. below zero, my room was heat- locations about twelve miles Indiana State's team, coach- The FIJI's in return for the ed to a toasty 86 degrees. Some from Stratford-on-Avon. The ed by Edith Godleski, is a top CHAPTER HOUSE inconvenience and financial days the temperature climbed searches of the bewitched lov- contender as they are current- losses will receive a newly over 90 degrees, and my room ers, the pomp of Theseus' court, ly sporting an 8-0 record. TO HOSPITAL painted and remodeled home, is no hotter than any other in the travails of Bottom's troupe On January 7, the members plus some favorable publicity BSB. I personally made no few- of bumpkin actors, and the ghost- I.F.C. Elections of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity for the Institute. During the two er than five calls and visits I.() ly machinations of the fairy The I.F.C. elected officers of Rose-Hulman temporarily do- month period needed to remodel the housing office and to build- for the 1974-75 year, rulers all come in for origi- Thursday, nated the use of their chapter and show the home, the FIJI ing and grounds requesting that Jan. 17, 1974. The nal interpretations in this adult new officers house at 1121 South Sixth street will be living in Deming Hall. the situation be corrected. Yet. are: President, Dan Price; up-dating of one of Shakes- to the Women's Service League So that the fraternity can carry nothing was done. Consequently. Vice President, peare's classics. The film is Jack Farr; Sec- of Terre Haute. The league is on its daily business and ex- almost every room in BSB had Carter. sponsored by the Interdormi- Treas.. Bob raising money to help Union change information, they will be windows open around-the-clock tory Council and admission is Hospital in developing a new eating their evening meal in the for weeks of sub-freezing wea- free. Thorn Drive wing of the hospital. faculty dining room of the Union. ther. Energy Conservation Project The group. using an idea em- The traffic: cop chooses to Starts At Rose - Stalls ployed in other cities, has re- The Energy drive through the parking lot At present, an energy crunch quested the interior decorators looking for excuses to give tick- After three weeks, our drive is sweeping the country from of Terre Haute to donate their etZ. Should something be awry, to build a school seems to have Crises at coast to coast and right now time and money toward the pro- he gets out to investigate — and stalled. Our work force totals Rose is beginning to feel the ject. The goal is to remodel a leaves the motor running for seven. We still have two boxes Rose pinch. As a result, a freshman local home of some historical minutes at a time. for donations of any size loca- by Doug Hileman project headed by Dr. Dekker significance. having each deco- Students are also at fault. ted in the Thorn office and in The energy crisis is upon us. has undertaken the task of rator tackle a different room in Over quarter breaks and Christ- the Humanities secretary's of- All of us. Gasoline is scarce, studying energy usage here and the house. The house. when mas break, students let refri- fice. We still will put anyone's and although the shortage is determining ways in which it can completely decorated, will be gerators run merrily for two name in the Thorn (if request- not yet acute enough to induce weeks without being used. be conserved. on display to the public for rationing, ed ) if their donation is for $1 or the high price of It is time that the school and Some of the major topics to three weeks so that the com- gasoline has made driving more be more. A receipt of donation students alike stopped using un- investigated include gasoline munity can see what can be expensive. Heating costs have saving will also be given if request- necessary energy. This is not methods which can be done tor a home, when in the increased dramatically. Energy used by both ed. to say that we should all study students and fa- hands of craftsmen. The group is a precious commodity, and it culty, Here is the goal of our drive. by candlelight. but flagrant reducing wastage of will charge some fee for per- is becoming harder and harder $1.000. For this amount, wastes such as those sighted electricity, and effective utili- Raise sons to visit the home and they to get. zation of present resources. For along with assistance from the will receive a commission on above should be corrected. We Yet example, Rose-Hulman's elec- receiving country, a modest sales that are a result of the Rose seems oblivious to cannot afford to waste energy. all. tric bill is approximately $68.- school will be built. The re- home show. The proceeds will During the spell of weather After all, we are paying for it. 000 per year, so even a savings ceiving country (unknown at go to the hospital. The FIJI of a few per cent can mean this time, but it will be one thousands of dollars. of the 46 served by the Peace dance at the union; 3) a bene- U) V\ acE_ One`-,- Any persons interested in Corps ) will supply the work- fit rock concert. Right now, helping with this project should ers, land, teachers, about $200 we are working on straight con- &ot t \11 €., contact Dr. Dekker or Tom At- capital and locate building sup- tributions. If it isn't too much wood, Box 1214. plies. The Peace Corps co-or- to ask, why not collect the nick- dinates the whole operation. els and dimes on your desk, beA or e. ISU Women's Basketball Tourney They do not use the money we play two pinball games less, Indiana State University is raise for administrative posts. skip a coke or two for one week (Veat pleased to be the host school Every penny we can raise goes and give just a little bit to the s tR\A\.) for the 1974 Midwest Women's to the building of a school. cause. For a modest amount, trke, c Basketball Tournament to be Some of the money-raising Rose people can dramatically R held March 7-9, 1974. Sixteen projects we might do within change the life style of many TRe.i;d o teams will participate in a sin- the next month include 1 ) a meat- fellow human beings. This is our q\ 3:5% gle elimination tournament with less lunch week at Saga; 2) a chance. Let's not miss it! PAGE 2 THE ROSE THORN Feb. 1, 1974 Activist's Column It was sure encouraging to see so many of the Rose family in attendance at the Centennial kick-off program. We all have a lot to look forward to. Comple- tion of the library. construc- tion of the Rec Center. a cam- pus chapel. and the possible joining of an athletic confer- 6.csRitifr ence all hold a place in the Rose- Greetings. freaks! After receiving numerous friendly comments Hulman future. Exciting times? about my article last week, I have chosen to retreat to the old path You bet they are! of ruthlessly attacking folly beliefs of the established class (ie, Maybe we were wrong. Enthu- exploiter of the proletarian masses). What has caused this re- siastic home basketball crowds treat? Well. I was one of the 20? students that attended the 100- are not dead at R-H. The Rose year bash Rose celebrated last week. Invitational was well supported The birthday party started in our auditorium with the board of —but the numbers could have managers, profs, and other high officials marching through the been better. The Sigma Nus did one hell of a job. people in fine robes (the money spent on these could have easily Pardon my language, Dean Ross. I hope built a school ); it ended with a man of God asking holy help and that the "Rose-will-not-tolerate Rose in the years to come. The entire evening was guidance for -such-language" Doctrine will filled with sensational subliminal events. People who have only not lead to my being ostraciz- seen Rose from the outside raved about its virtues. Faults seem- ed. Personally, I think you were ed to disappear. Our president gave a speech trying to bring the a little too hasty in your rep- evening back to reality but few people were listening. They were rimanding the young men. That either looking forward to leaving and watching "the UCLA-Notre is the mildest -boo" I have Dame game or just wanted to go higher. Of course, one must ex- heard this year out of the 24 pect a slight ego boost at such an event. It's not every day you're basketball games which I have 100 years old. attended—and most of those But why weren't the students represented? We carried the flag mrere at coed institutions. Worse (unfortunately this duty lies with our war dept.), played music, language than that appears on sung, and served the high society class of Terre Haute. A student R-H walls and is heard in Rose that exemplified the virtues of a Rose student spoke, although I lost classrooms! Anyway, the Sigma count of the honor fraternities, etc., that he was in. Was the ave- Nu "hotdog crew" win this rage (2.7 GPA ) student represented? Of course not! week's Job-Well-Done award. Such events are not designed for Rose students. Invitations Keep at it, you guys are great! were sent to all of us, but the sincere desire to attend such func- This year's Rose Show on FEEDBACK... by Derek and Brad April 6 is tions has been destroyed. All events with big brass have one goal; beginning to take on to promote the school in the public's eye in an attempt to bring in Once again Feedback brings one. I can't believe how much added importance. It will serve as an early more bread. Students are put off until they graduate, until they you to the boundary of contemp- "Yes" has matured since spring high point "Close to the Edge." in the Centennial Celebration. have some money and forget their four years at Rose. orary music . . . this column featuring Gentle Giant, a group ''Tales . . " is a four Blue Key is planning big things. What I am asking for is a change of the administration's view of musicians from across the movement (one/side ) theme bas- I hope it gets the support it of student apathy. We would come to a birthday party if a rock pond that have delved into the ed on a footnote in "Autobio- deserves. We hear that a Bike- band. interesting speakers and the sense of a true party were pre- very twilight regions of music graphy of a Guru,- which des- A-Thon is being planned to show sent. Why invite students to a celebration when they can't celebrate? ( where the new ideas wait for cribes the four part shastric support of the Rec Center. Any Why not label events as they really are? With the type of school a chance to emerge) and have scripture enveloping religion truth in the rumor? I would like Rose is, a 100 year birthday party could be sensational. Ours was actually captured some of these and social life all aspects. to volunteer to ride. Sounds like not, at least for the student. incredible sounds on five al- Jon Anderson's concept has a fantastic idea and a good time. Stan Ault bums. Gentle Giant is for the finally become reality after 8 I was glad to see that the THORN FUND DRIVE Paco, The Evil Genius listener what publicity people months of writing, arranging, Modulus gained Student Con- The Eminent Left Whizard have been trying to lead you to and recording. Anderson-Howe gress recognition. I believe "HONOR LIST" Jack Farr believe—Pantagruel and friends refined their lyric style into that if given a chance. the guys Mike Haughney Tod Stansfield have the combination of styles something quite thematical will make good. Larry Gatewood Geoff Edick Ray Herber coupled with some of the most and the vocals are typically good seems very competent. His co- Gary Rader Dennis Bowsher bizaar arrangements you will —although Anderson is not sing- workers have the necessary en- Ken Tench Mark Montgumery ever hear . . . Giant also has ing as high as he has on previ- thusiasm. Here's wishing you John Turner Mike Stormont the balls to keep radio stations ous albums. luck, fellows. (As seniors. we Cal Dyer Dr. Eifert from making a fad of them . . . Musically. "Tales from Topo- at A.C. have voted on giving Rick Bell Dave Piker "Any public broadcast of this graphic Oceans" is quite a huge Senior Class funds to the Mo- "Yes." What you will dulus.) Dave Montgomery Ken Lupo material without direct consent step for hear is a band that will com- Harry Reasonable Dennis Young * J. Furzll . . . is an infringement of the Warren Hartmann The Surprise Party copyright." This last statement compliments of their fifth album, 'TRA -r5 Orle 111,4E AB, La Tom Heimburger Jon Hubbard 5LiDE i2L/LS N'OU C NOJEC2._ "In a Glass House." Steve Kowalski Dennis King SuR6 At.E11- THE Giant went on tour with Jethro SE Bruce Crum Bob Manley pogir Tull lugging some 16 instruments AMGoering George Corn ,C1117.30"a1V.j1- , along with them: they may play Doug Hkeepsie George Tomanovich all of them on one song. Each 72,7•=2- 4,- , Bruce Ordway Falah member of the band is fairly .7-7 1-- 7-777----K7 JrZe__m_ Bonnie Doyel The Hausmann-Patrick - '- competent on at least three in- Gerry Griewahn. Hileman One -Man struments ranging from old- Steve Parmelee Comedy Team.. .Heard style acoustics (violin) through RMIHSMS every Tue. nite on xylophone, celeste. to electron- High Priest the I3SB Walkie-talkie ics (Moog, guitars, clavichord ). Imperial Wizzard Steve Schmidt Grand Dragon Brad Dial -From the onset we have aban- Lord of the Flies Rocky Nagel doned all preconceived ideas on High Executioner Steve Bakos blatant commercialism. Instead Guardian of the Temple Gary Gann we hope to give you something Grand Inquisitor Falah far more substantial and ful- Sorcerer of Necromancy and BA Steve McCracken filling. All you need do is sit Erlectic Warlock Richard Shue back and Acquire the Taste." Keeper of the Smoke Gus Pelsor Quote of the era—"It is our Bill Crellin Triangle Pledges '77 goal to expand the frontiers bine individual talents into one 2. Rainbow Bridge: Music Ron Selby Peter Vandermotter of contemporary music at the talent with a sense of together- was decent but the film's mes- Steve Eisenbrown Bob Krupp risk of being very unpopular. We ness rivalling anyone. Solo per- sage (?) sucked. Brent Weber Kevin Winter have recerded each composition formances are present. though 3. "Yes" in Louisville March Terry Slack C. J. Schultz with one thought—that it should not to the degree of past albums. 3. Rodich Steve Otto L. Miller be unique, adventurous, and fas- but definitely improved in terms 4. Buy a Genesis Album to- Mr. Viegle Hutch cinating. It has taken every shred of adding to the total theme day — more next column. Ken Shaw Ron Spaulding of our combined musical and behind it. Consensus is the first 5. For all you rock fans, Jeff Burgan Choi K. Wong technical knowledge to achieve two movements are the best, but let's hope the new Bloodrock Carl Dreher Pitch in! I'm sure some minds will change album is better than "Pas- Look for Pantagruel, the Gen- with more listening time. Lis- sages.- their last album (and spuauj snwawrIN • InoAel tle Giant, at your local record tening closely will reveal some hope they get back to that good •>peibis Xnem 'odni uaN store. Remember "Gentle Gi- order themes from previous old rock 'n roll I. 'Lls011-1 13N >per Addel-1 'AlepuIS oelS" sisluoopeo ant,'" "Acquiring the Taste," efforts presented in new varia- 6. Don't buy -Photos of -Three Friends," "Octopus." tions. Ghost- at Headstone because A.ia2oN WAaN 'Aauuad a/tea `2!cl-JaH Pled walO "In a Glass House." The first Please, take the time to lis- I've seen a whole shipment of 'allau tins uoci 'flog >p(8 'paquin aoti(A• 1;els smaN four are on Columbia or Verti- ten to this album sequentially them that were (are) warped •uewaliF-1 go (import). Stay away from. and all in the same sitting— . . . Hang low and wait . . . 2noo 's11-11-!13Vg 'Aalagi-1/(A 21-11s!lJaAPV those rotten American pressings you will enjoy it more. Don't While I'm at it. I might as well •uoi and spend your bread on a well- forget the cover either; Roger urge you to get "Pour un Ami- -u(H 2oJO VIN woi 'Anotisali aneCI • ' ljelS ssau(sng made piece of sensory pleasure. Dean has again outdone himself co,'• which is the same album •uurla "Glass House- is available only in designing the entire cover. musically but not an American on 1,VWA Reading the sleeve notes and pressing — the mixing is also lunH pe.18 'puowacl Med •CI `AalueIN clog (import). I recommend 'oil listening is undonbt- -LuaJoi(22oJA `Ailoolipoevi >puled 'AcilaS '8 '21.mauo "Octopus- and "Acquiring the lyrics while much better. Taste"' for newcomers. edly a must—don't let them pass 7. Thirty musician friends of 's2uluuar 'PAeqqnH ULM-" .Ss luSalU41.113:141100 "Yes," possibly the world's tljrough your brain unnoticed. Mike Oldfield (remember "Tu- number one supergroup, has 'SUMMARY: COVER— fantas- bular Bells"? ) plan to go on '141'10 `PI@IJINAA ues3 `ulepaquJetio tuoi 'plau shown everyone else they are tic; PERFORMANCE — excel- tour in the USA. -suels poi 'snumd Ao8 •salAes ipg • • sAaudeAoloyd out to create something quite lent; RECORDING — very quiet 8. "The Grand Wazoo" by Aamovi ipe '2uuao0 alloj • • • • • • sJoilpj alelaossv like a symphony. If they didn't 1Atlantic may be making pro- Zappa et al ranked fourth in the Alias uo8 • • • Jolip3 achieve this on "Tales from gress in pressing techniques). Playboy big band poll for best Topographic Oceans," their NOTES album. 3H1 just-released double album, it 1. Bob Dylan at IU but pro- NHOHJL will definitely happen on the next bably sold out by now. Duck soup: The upper lake. Feb. 1, 1974 THE ROSE THORN PAGE 3 THE ENGINEER RC Who is the man designs our Who tints the creeks. perfumes By P.M. & S.C. pumps with judgment, skill the air and makes the land- Hawaii. Tahiti, The south Pa- and care. scape drear? cific. Endless Beauty. A setting Who is the man that builds 'em The stink-evolvtng. grass-dis- just perfect for comfort. Not and keeps them in repair. solving chemical engineer. mother hubbards which were Who has to shut them down be- Who is the man who'll draw a the "right" clothing to wear if cause the valve seats disap- plan for everything you de- you were a proper Bostonian pear? sire, Prude. To be Christian and The bearing-wearing, gearing- From a trans-Atlantic liner to proper you had to wear them tearing mechanical engineer. a hairpin made of wire. even in the consistent high tem- Who buys his juice for hall' a With "ifs" and "ands," "how- perature and humidy that cent and wants to charge a e'ers" and "buts," who makes exists. To the missionaries dime, his meaning clear? whose idea it was. it was right. Who, when we've signed the con- The work-disdaining, fee-retain- But the natives... tract, can't deliver half the ing consulting engineer. They don't know going around time, Who builds a road for fifty half naked was wrong. They Who thinks a loss of twenty- years that disappears in two. had done it all of their lives. six per cent is nothing queer? Then changes his identity. so no They didn't know their traditions The volt-inducing, load-reduc- one's left to sue. were bad. They didn't under- Immoral. What is moral? What moral acts. like sex. where ing electrical engineer. Who covers all the traveled stand that the missionaries is morality'? What is iminoral- more than one person is •in- Who takes a transit out to find roads with filthy oily smear? knew what was good and right ity? Morality is • that which volved? In the sexual union a sewer to tap, The bum-providing, rough-on-ri- and knew what should be done is right. to one's own self. To two become. one. Rape is a Who then with care extreine lo- ding highway engineer. and knew what was best for Webster it is "dealing or con- crime. Consent by two mature cates the junction on the map. Who takes the pleasure out of them. No they didn't under- cerned with establishing prin- adults—of either sex—is not.. Who is it goes to dig it up and life and makes existence hell. stand. If you were a skilled ciples of right and wrong, a stan- There lies the difference. drink- finds it nowhere near? Who'll fire a real good-looking tradesman with twenty years dard of what is good or bad." ing is a moral issue. Driving The mud-bespattered, torn and one because she cannot spell. experience behind you and sud- To a theologian it . is "that under the influence isn't—if it tattered civil engineer. Who substitutes a dictaphone for denly a greenhorn kid comes which is right. in relation to endangers another. Prbstitu- Who thinks without his products coral tinted ear? the out and starts telling you every- nature and spirit of Jesus tion is a moral isstie. But we would all be in the lurch, The penny-chasing, dollar wast- thing you do. even the way you Christ." In legal terms moral when disease is involved it en- Who has a heathen idol which he ing efficiency engineer. dress ( You wear overalls. He law is a rule or rules con- dangers another. And hence designates Research, —Author Unknown says a suit and tie is necessary. ) cerning what is morally right. it is a crime. cide to go ROTC. This is is wrong. How would you feel? To all it is rightness. But Morality is an individual af- LOGAN Cond presently under study by the In 1918 while all the men behind it all is what is right fair and can not be controlled opening the doors, would, we curriculum committee. It will were in Europe. the temperance to one's own self. To thy own by another. When a theologian are convinced, bring only a hand- be presented to the faculty and union gained control of Congress self be true? was asked "Should a person be ful of women to the campus, the student body before any ac- and many state houses. The An individual's morals are able to condemn, control. force which would be insignificant in tion is taken, so the matter union was formed to save many his and although others may or regulate another's morals?- terms of the objectives of co- is under consideration. It is souls. Whether they wanted be forced upon him. at the first. he answers "Yes. that. in a. education. So the matter is true that our present program to be saved or not was obviously point of possibility, he will re- civilized country they should under review and discussion. will have to be modified. Ap- not taken into consideration. turn to the old ways. They be controlled even if it is not Thorn: Has Rose been threat- parently the faculty in the ori- The 18th amendment was passed are his regardless of what criminal intent. but indirect ly ened by legal action because ginal presentation feels that the and alcohol was forbidden. The level they may be on. They affects another.- In which case of our policy concerning the proposal, which is being pre- twenties are well known to all are not inherited but conditioned they are criminal and not a admission of women? sented by the PMS here, will of us. So there is not much via family and his environment. moral issue. Dr. Logan: No, not really. be acceptable to the faculty and use in going into generalities. But they are his and his alone. Morality by its definition is We have the usual number of the students. but it will be a Except that it was found that The question arises what is an individual affair and the per- women in the community who variation from the present pro- Prohibition seemed to work the moral and what is immoral? sonal rights and freedom have get on us and fuss about it. gram. opposite. By outlawing it, it Isn't immorality a crime? What long been recognized. Freedom is criminality'? Is there a dif- of speech is limited. You can As you may know, Wabash has Thorn: Is tuition going up made consumption all the more ference between criminality and say what you want. to say hut just unamimously voted to stay next year? Is the Hulman En- common. In the early 30s the morality? If there is then what if you yell "fire- in a crowded all male, and there have been dowment being used to help keep act was repealed but the damage is it? Criminality is an act theater, that. is criminality. a number of schools who have tuition costs down; and what, had been done. What was learn- of harm against society. Or a There is a difference between voted to stay all female. They if anything else, is the Endow- ed from this experience? Simply apparently are not concerned that one set of society could violation of laws and ordinances criminality and morality. The ment being used for? laws are strict.. You can drink with this problem. West Point Dr. Logan: Finance is al- not impose its own set of values set up by society for its own protection. In any case it is an but when your drinking causes and Annapolis are still all male ways an interesting problem. upon another group. And that act against society. And society another- to become disenfran- so the matter of having to open We are developing a new pattern if it were done, the situation can not function in a unity. It chised then it is criminal. Your the institution up because of for our board meetings and the would worsen rather than better. takes two to be a society. freedom ends when another's legal reasons is not an issue next meeting, on February 22, How are these two situtations Hence the difference. Num- begin. at the present time. will be devoted almost entirely similar? In either case a set bers. Morality concerns Then what. should we do about Thorn: Is it true that there to finances. One of the mat- of values were forced upon a one's self. Criminality is more than it? Everyone is entitled to his are going to be some major ters for discussion is how we group. In both cases the groups one. In order to be a criminal own beliefs, his own sets of changes in the ROTC program; can increase income from our rebelled. Prohibition is ob- offense, it has to harm another morals. If I live on a deserted perhaps even a return to endowment. There are, I be- vious. The natives had no know- drill and uniform requirements? ledge that what they were en- person. But aren't there some isle then I wouldn't have any lieve, opportunities to do this worries. But I don't. We have Dr. Logan: Well, with regard and this will be reviewed very gaged in was bad. Then it was to ROTC, as you know, Rose explained to them why it was the world and society to think carefully by the Investment Su- residents — have you ever about. Can you isolate them? Hulman, along with 12 other pervisory Committee and by the bad and they knew. And cor- schools in the nation was asked rupted themselves even further thought about what you can do Of course. Board. We intend to increase to bring down the fees around If a tavern owner and all a number of years ago to devel- tuition next year to $2,400, but by not stopping but rather in- op an experimental program, and creasing these evils. this place? You don't need the the drinking buddies were made' we will not be increasing room lights on when you leave your it was all academic. We yearly Each were examples of "im- accesories to the fact when a and board. There will be a room. If you're the only one ask for exemptions. This year moral acts" which when tried drunk causes an accident, it major increase in student aid watching television. turn it off we again asked for an exemp- to be corrected worsened. And will stop. If drinking and mari- to compensate for the tuition when you leave. Studying in the tion. We were turned down why? Because the party in juana were restricted to an increase. main building at night is fine, opium den climate; then where by the Secretary of the Army (Con't. on Page 4) question did not think they were and we are now engaged in but does everyone have to study would the crime be'? If prosti- seeing what this turn down in a different room? Maybe if tutes were • made disease free means. We had on the campus The Surprise Party Presents Its Views On ... we cut our energy consumption, then what crimes to society the administration yesterday the head of the ROTC —John Foy Hoppe: If your second floor Blumberg and ye will give us would they be committing? If a break. 0.C. folks, I'm for the nation, Gneral Smith faith is all you've got, you can shall find a lot sooner. sure pornography were legalized and you are all doing and General Williams, head of always ignore those who dis- your part, left to the individual to decide —Dresser Tutoring Project: since the bills hit ROTC for the region at Fort agree with you, or even go as closer to if he wanted to see them±where . If you believe in useful action, home, but is everyone Knox. Colonel Supplee has been far as turning the other cheek participa- would the harm be? . Laws for: give the kids a chance. ting in a carpool? If not, •try a working with his staff in devel- (there's a bad moon on the rise 1. bidding obscenity have. been un- little harder. oping an alternative program Stop reading the Thorn and try —Library-Lounge Proposal: successful and costly to en- . force. Another Prohibition? Th.e which would still retain the the National Lampoon. If you I guess if we want the new li- The views expressed above Federal Commission on Ob- bulk of the academic material believe in action, too, why don't brary to be a real library, are not necessarily those of scenity and Pornography in 1968 we now have, plus some leader- you try for a few conversions. we'll have to give the frats the Thorn, or anyone else for issued a report saying ship lab for the men who de- Seek and ye shall find, seek on their own playground some- that matter. This has been an that the ill effects are non where. Let's hope they will be unpaid, uncalled-for political existent. 'So DICTIONARIES satisfied with two lounges and advertisement. Cond. Page 4 WEBSTER not try for three. Library size 1973 edition, t?rand new, —The Rose-Hulman Basket- still in box. ball Program: Cost New $45.00 —The Thorn-Dictionary Rip Will Sell for $15 Off: If you've ordered one of Deduce 10'(0 on orders of 6 or more those $15 Webster Dictionaries Make Checks Payable to advertised in this paper, you've gotten another foot of the Rose DICTIONARY LIQUIDATION shaft, this time from an unex- and mail to pected source. According to an ROSE -HULMAN advertising executive for Mer- riam-Webster Publishers, the -. Box 902 books offered are definitely not Terre Haute, Ind. 47803 their product and probably not C.O.D. orders enclose 1.00 good will 1973 editions, due to lack of deposit. Pay balance plus C.O.D. shipping current technical terms. He on delivery. E3e satisfied on inspection or also states that "we question return within 10 days for full refund. 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Euromei may oiler RX via Photo by Stansfield Paustenbach on the move overseas training Photo by Stansfield characterized by uncertain com- For the session starting Fall, 1974, Cast of Rip Off. Left to Right: Lou Scinto, Bystander, Doug Dough- Chess Club plications and double-edged Euromed will assist qualified Amer- tee, Kris Meltzer, Bystander, Ken Show. sor's attacks. Several players devel- ican students in gaining admission Spon oped strong advantages in the to recognized overseas medical opening but Denny kept his cool schools. Rip Off COMES TO THE SCREEN Exhibition as he moved rapidly from board by Tom Atvvood to board. As the evening wore And that's just the beginning. seeing another effort towards by Tod Stansfield The first ever "D. J. Paus- on. the weaker players were movie making in the near future. Since the language barrier constitutes At long last. the movie "Rip tenbach" Simultaneous Chess eliminated and the remaining the preponderate difficulty in succeed- Off'' gone from a mere idea Exhibition was held this past games grew more intense and ing at a foreign school. the Euromed and pregressed to the full fledg- LOGAN Cond. week in the faculty dining room complex. program also includes an intensive ed motion picture that you will all, 16 chal- When the smoke cleared, Pau- 12 week medical and conversational (Con't. from Page 3) in the Union. In soon be seeing. This past week lengers showed up to take on stenbach had 15 wins and one language course. mandatory for all the edited version has been un- Thorn: Is it true that several students. Five hours daily. 5 days per the local chess king in head draw. Freshman Steve Yockey week (12-16 weeks) the course is dergoing v_ery carefully execut- administrators will be retiring to head competition. The exhi- secured the lone draw after given in the country where the student ed sound synch with a reel to in the next couple of years? bition got underway at 6:30 p.m. battling a long and tenacious will attend medical school. Teel recorder to put the finish- Will the retirements all happen and in less than ten minutes the endgame. In addition. Randy In addition, Euromed provides stu- ing touches on an already "ex- at once, or will they be spaced first casualties began to fall by Smith. Bob Krupp. Dave Robin- dents with a 12 week intensive cul- traordinary- film. out over a period of several the wayside. son, Ben Fortner, and Chuck tural orientation program, with Two weeks ago when I report- years? McDonald deserve praise for American students now studying medi- Undaunted. the remaining op- ed on the production of this film. Dr. Logan: With regard to superbly played games. though cine in that particular country serving ponents fought on fiercely with as counselors. it was still in its beginning the retirement. Rose Hulman they missed wins or draws by sharp play and unusual innova- stages and the preliminary cut- has a policy that faculty and a fraction. Senior or graduate students currently tions. Many of the games were ting had yet to begin. Now the staff retire at age 67. Anyone Despite the lopsided record, enrolled in an American university are film is completed and accord- who reaches the age of 67 be- eligible to participate in the Euromed there were many exciting games program. ing to producer Chris Black. fore September 1 in that par- Ohio State played and it proved to be an the first showing will be this ticular school year, is by the interesting evening for every- further coming Sunday. Feb. 2. at 8:00 rules of the faculty. required one. In closing. the chess club For app/ication and p.m. in Speed Hall basement. to retire. It is possible in Shoots Down information, phone toll free, would like to express their 645-1234 Admission will be 46 cents per certain instances to continue a thanks to Denny for contribut- (800) left person on retirement on a tem- Rose Marksmen person. Any money that is ing his time and talents and al- or write, over after expenses will go to- porary , year to year basis, by Tom Heimburger so to compliment him on his ward the next movie that is but there are several of the The talented Rose rifle team fine play. still in the planning stage. which administration and faculty who travelled to Columbus. Ohio, Euromed, Ltd. approaching this ripe old last weekend with high hopes 170 Old Country Road is promised by its makers to be are Mineola. N.Y. 11501 even bigger and better. age. That includes me. it in- of upending the Buckeyes' rifle Radical's Corner "Rip Off- is a comedy about cludes Dean Ross. Herman team in the third annual "Mid- Cont. from Page 3 the life of a gay dope pusher. Moench. and it includes Dr. west Stump" rifle match. Ohio where's the crime? If gambling the plays and score. Why most Lord Cromwell. starring Kris Knuteson. so it is true that State. this year's Big Ten fa- were legalized and licensed by of you linemen wouldn't know Mellzer. The plot centers in the next two years several vorite. with Ohio's top college the states where would the what to do if someone handed around the turmoil generated of the faculty an.el administra- rifle team, was too much for crime be? If abortions were you a football!'• when he sells two gay junkies tion will approach retirement the Rose shooters. who are con- left up to the mother to decide In the ensuing silence a 6.-6", some bad dope. Some of the age. Of course, adequate steps sidered number one in Indiana. as is her moral right—where's 260 pound guard stepped up to more exciting scenes include will be taken so that there will Despite a record-breaking per- the wrong? the runningback, palming a foot- a hair raising chase through be no hiatus. there will be no formance by the Engineers, Morality should and can be ball in his hamlike hand, and the K-Mart parking lot. and a need for a temporarV acting Ohio State tallied a 2770 to 2669 isolated from criminality. Re- ,said "Anyone can carry a foot- road chase that follows. president or acting dean of still victory. Contributing to Rose's rtiember: to thine own self be ball. It's not heavy... All persons involved in this dent affairs or whatever. There record score were: Leonard true. movie have worked very hard to will be ample time for search Clevenger. 547; Ben Underwood. Unabashed Dictionary defines: obtain the best from their ef- committees to be formed and to 535; Stan Ault, 533: Tom Heim- The star runningback. a very Cooperation as an exchange fortS. They need the support of find suitable replacements. burger. 533; and Dave Wojahn, egotistical and arrogant young between a woman and a man 521. The loss brings the team's a very large and enthusiastic Cond. Next Week man, was lecturing the team on in which she coos while he audience to make a success of dual meet record to 2-1. with how his stupendous playing had operates. their effort which has cost them He: -Ya. know something hon- previous victories over Xavier won the game. Slip cover as a maternity well over $20. In return. they ey I'm going to call you jello and Indiana. Over the upcoming "You linemen really don't dress. promise an entertaining evening because you're so easy to quarter break. the squad will think'. he said finally. "We think Beatnik as Santa Claus the and the chance that you might be fire in one invitational and four for you. We call the signals; run day after Christmas. She: "That's alright dear. dual matches during a week- I'll call you oatmeal because long tour to Missouri and Wis- HELP you're done in three minutes.'" consin. WANTED! The Thorn DISC N TAPES ALL TOGETHER Desperately 421 North 9th St. oNioNs,,1R pickles Needs Ad KETc Salesmen. Low, Low Discount Prices. Earn up to $100 Records, Tapes, Accessories, Pipes, Papers. per 41frl tp yoNusTARD quarter. Latest releases plus oldies and hard to find albums. , Contact Box 902 Open 11:00 - 8:00, 11:00 - 6:00 Sat. ues 44

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