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by Philip H. Parker give any leftover funds to Fondren. "I then asked them if they could think of any other A release of surplus funds by use more important than the President Hackerman boosted library," he said. the Fondren Library acquisi- "We spend more per student, The Rice tions budget for this year by more per faculty member than $80,000, a 12.7 percent most places. But with not as increase over the present large of a total, it is a little $630,000 allotment. harder to maintain the minimum level," he added, The money had been "but the library is a earmarked as part of the $1 significant part of what we million capital improvement do—if not the most important volumThreshee 65, number 31 thursday, aprirl 6, 197 8 budget, but had not been commitment." spent. At the March 26 meeting of the Board of Governors, Hackerman New senate confronts old controversies recommended that it be transferred to the library's by David Butler TexPIRG funding refer- around a series of votes and referendum was held the day expropriations. endum, which failed to parliamentary decisions that after the adoption of the Most of the increase will be The Roy Beller Admin- establish blanket funding for added TexPIRG to the amendment.) A petition used to prevent the cancel- istration took over the Student the consumer group. Despite charter— a prerequisite to demanding a referendum to lation of periodical subscrip- Association Senate Monday Sisson's opinion that "Since receiving blanket tax funds. strike TexPIRG from the tions. Hackerman noted that it night and promptly inherited the referendum failed, I don't Despite the rejection of constitution was on hand at is too late to make commit- the problems of the outgoing think there's any significance funding, opponents argued the meeting, but discussion on ments for additional journals, Claude Sisson regime. at all" if the referendum this week that the referendum the request was deferred until but the hike should maintain Controversy continued over results were rejected. The should not have been held, later in the meeting. the present level of sub- the establishment of the Rice debate of two weeks ago over since constitutional amend- Despite objections from scriptions. chapter of the Public the inclusion of TexPIRG in ments do not become effective some that "this (debate) is Interest Research Group the SA Constitution resumed until a week after their semantics; it's not important,'' Hackerman also pointed out (TexPIRG) as an SA organ- with full force. "adequate promulgation to the a vote to shut off debate failed that the increase was part of ization. The new government The earlier debate centered student body." (The funding (continued on page 6) the "regular process." Last also made plans for another year he was able to augment special election, another the" acquisitions base of TexPIRG referendum and Kissinger addresses students $593,000 by about $30,000. "I resheduled an election "delayed" two weeks ago. don't know what the budget by Philip Parker to go back. Then he reflected emphasizing that the "USA will be like in 1979 or 1980, but After Sisson called the on the difference of perspec- stands for principle beyond the library will get the money meeting to order, Internal VP Last Thursday former tives of the academician on the self-interest." He noted that if it is available," he said. Chris Bounds officially Secretary of State Henry outside and the policy-maker. given of Vietnam reported the results of the last Kissinger received an The outsider has the option to and Watergate, that if the special election, held March In middle March, a group of enthusiastic response from a choose his area of concern; the Nixon administration had 21. After explaining the faculty members met infor- packed house in Hamman policy-maker has it forced on taken such a stand there method used to define the size mally with Hackerman to Hall as he discussed morality him, he noted. The assumption would have been cries of express their concerns about of the student body for the that officials will learn in outrage from the campuses Thresher funding refer- in foreign affairs, the impact acquisitions allocation shrunk of personality in negotiation office is an untrue one. "He and editorial offices. by inflation. He termed the endum, the tax hike was can only learn to make Kissinger also warned that approved in short order. and the end of American discussion "useful and involvement in Vietnam. decisions, not how," he such a policy could be cogent" and said that it A motion was then made to The 500 or so students who explained. interpreted as much a approve the results of the only reinforced his desire to were fortunate enough to consequence of American obtain tickets for the talk were The consequences of failure impotence as of American so eager to see Kissinger that are different for both. The concern. they applauded him twice professor can go back to the The former Secretary of %4£v 0 State also played down the >*. /a before he even came into sight. library to write another book, The second false alarm was but the policy-maker is not importance of personality in caused by a student entering able to do that, he commented. international affairs. A good from the front of the A policy-maker must make negotiator represents the auditorium. Nonplussed by decisions based on incomplete views of his country or else the standing ovation, he information in a world where loses his utility. He also moved to the podium and there are no moral absolutes. discounted the effects of waved to the crowd. When questioned about "personal charm" in ob When Kissinger finally President Carter's stand on taining agreements with other arrived he noted that if half human rights, Kissinger policy-makers. Should you fool the students present were sent agreed that the current someone once, you will bear to Harvard he would be happy administration is correct in (continued on page 3) Rondolet festivities to begin Rondelet, that yearly Rice X-Rated Cobras playing for Kilgore, WRC. celebration of the rites of the street dance. The dance will be held in the spring, begins tomorrow with Texas Room of the an all-school picnic and dance In addition to the routine Club located in the Gulf on the Hamman Hall lawn. spectacles of the college teams' Building at 712 Main. The Saturday bikers and chuggers entrances, there will be a hot entrance is at the corner of square off in the Twenty-first air balloon joining the Travis and Rusk. For $1 you Annual Beer-Bike Race, while festivities. The women's event can enjoy the luxury of valet the survivors will gather that begins at 2pm and the men's parking. The more budget- evening for the Rondelet race about thirty minutes after concious status seeker can dance in the Houston Club. the end of the women's skip the drive to downtown Free beer flows from 4pm contest. and ride the limo van to the until 5:30pm while Rich Helt dance. From 8:20 until lam. and band provide entertain- Tickets for the Rondelet the limo runs between Brown ment in the area in front of dance are still on sale in the and the Houston Club, leaving Hamman. By that time you colleges and the SA office for every ten minutes. should be ready for Joyce and $15 while the price goes to If the weekend full of frolic, her culinary delights and the $18 at the door. Contact your dance and spirits hasn't devas- suds that now sells for a college rep for tickets: Gene tated you yet, you can go to the quarter a cup. Mark Marcou- Creely, Baker; Kevin Camp- annual Songfest. New to the lier will appear in concert bell, Lovett; Cynthia Summer- contest is a takeoff (if that's beginning at 6:30. Then the ville, Jones; Susan Dufficy, possible) of that TV game grand sheet screen is unfurled Brown; Clint Walker, Weiss; program The Gong Show at 9pm for Topaz. The Ron Stutes, Hanszen; Vince The entertainment begins at evening with Paul Ray and the James, SRC; and Chris 7pm in the Grand Hall.

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To the Rice Community: Judges will be Bob Hord, Randy Woelfel, Judy Mosley, Money. As much as $25 or as Carter Davis, Band Council little as $100. You can win this Members, Tom Reveley, Bert money by writing a show for Roth and Dean Samuel Jones. the MOB and submitting it in the script-writing contest we Ideas for sequences (not are now sponsoring. Surely complete scripts) may also be someone out there has, at some submitted. The winning time in the past, felt that segment or sequence author anything would have been will receive $25 if the sequence better than what the MOB or segment is used by the band actually performed at a in the 1978 season. threshing-it-out halftime. So send us anything... here is the official Should duplicate ideas be word on the contest: submitted, the judges will Kissinger blackout blasted choose the sequence or The MOB (Marching Owl segment in the best form. Band) is soliciting scripts and Duplicate prizes cannot be To the editor: access to what was discussed. Association organization awarded. All entries must be ideas for half-time shows for Last week Henry Kissinger, Maybe Kissinger would not receiving blanket tax, KTRU the 1978 football season. postmarked no later than a private citizen and former had a responsibility to show a April 30, 1978 to be considered have consented to visit Rice Individuals may submit public official, visited our without the news blackout. more aggressive posture in entries in any of several forms: for the contest. Ideas will be campus. If you are wondering trying to gain permission to accepted at any time, but will why you read nothing about But, as a professor at a complete script with Georgetown University, broadcast the lecture. It is no formations, dialogue, music not be included in the contest. his speech to a packed secret that KTRU had a tape of Hamman Hall audience, nor Kissinger should understand titles, or as a sequence for a that a university should not the lecture, but declined to put show or a segment of a show. If If none of the ideas have heard nothing about it on it on the air. Evidently the merit for the 1978 season, no KTRU, it is because a total cater to such suppression of a complete script is selected for information and interaction. Thresher did not feel presentation during the 1978 cash prizes will be awarded. If news blackout was one of the obligated to abide by the the script prize is not awarded, conditions of Dr. Kissinger's Speakers with that type of season, the author will be demand should not be invited. blackout agreement, as awarded a prize of $100. The up to five segments or agreeing to visit. evidenced by its coverage in best sequence or segment will sequence prizes may be The university in the this issue. be awarded a $25 prize. If no awarded for ideas which are The lecture in Hamman Hall classical tradition was complete script is selected, up useable for the 1978 football was a sidelight to Thursday dedicated to free speech. I am I hope the precedent set by season. night's appearance ''by personally sickened and Dr. Kissinger's visit—the to five segments or sequences disgusted that Rice submitted may be awarded a $25 prize. Kissinger at the knuckling under to All entries will be acknowl- Associates dinner. For the to this kind of blackmail. Such the demands of a guest—will edged as received. Please uninformed, Rice Associates behavior by the Development not continue. Contest Rules: All scripts include name, address, and Office is cowardly and bush become the property of the are those in the community Kim D. Brown phone number on all sheets of who pledge $10,000 to the league for a major university. Rice Owl Band and may be every entry. Also indicate used at any time without University. The dinner was Furthermore, as a Student Wiess '78 which classification you wish also packed. Obviously the regard to the outcome of the the entry to be judged in: former Secretary of State was Parsons asks return contest and without further complete script, sequence or the drawing card for a special compensation. Any script may segment idea. event for large donors. be modified in any manner in of pamphlet, hose which the Rice Band deems Here is your chance to write Only 60 students in each To the editor: Also, will the person or necessary for presentation. a MOB show and win some college got tickets for the Several weeks ago a most persons who have taken There is no limit on the money in the process. afternoon lecture. As a result important pamphlet on the several lengths of hose from number of scripts or sequences Moreover, if your idea is used of the agreement barring news Apollo Flight published by the Sewall Hall Sculpture which an individual may and you wish to, you may coverage, the other 2000 NASA disappeared from the Court please return them. submit. Scripts will be judged participate in that show. students were denied any sculpture studio in Sewall They are my personal property on suitability for presentation, Hall. This pamphlet loaned to and are necessary for keeping originality, and style. 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the rice thresher, april 6, 1978—page 2 In the colleges Saturday April 8. A keg will be are coining up. If you have yet "Incredible, They can walk, in the Will Rice quad at 4:30 to attend an action filled talk, sit in chairs and and the food will be on the meeting make it a point to sometimes raise their hands- Brown—Applications for Hairston at Richardson. We grills at 5:00. The beer is free show up at next Tuesday. dummies sure have come a male co-advisors at Brown are want to make this the absolute and the food at regular prices. Come by and watch your long way since Charlie availible in the Brown College worst film series Rice has ever It is rumored that a sufficient elected officials make fools of McCarthy." Office until April 8. If you have seen. supply of potato chips will be themselves. Here are three "Makes you want to cry." any questions, contact Karen Hanszen—A run-off election on hand. solicitated replies to the "Und I did." Schmidt or Julie Graves. for off-campus rep wiil be held The last few exciting question, What is your See you there. By the way, Friday, April 7. Voting will be performances of the Tuesday impression of the Tuesday there is a reason why it starts Sid Rich —Take heart, at lunch and dinner in the Night Baker Cabinet meetings Variety Show? at 10:00 p.m. Grungy, your prayers have Commons. been answered. Starting next Sign-up for College Night, to semester Sid Richardson will be held Thursday, April 20, run a film series entitled: "Low will take place next Monday Points in American Cinema" through Thursday, April 10- D00NESBURY which will feature the utter 13, in the Commons. .. AND THEN THE CAMERA CUTS HERE I DROP MY VOICE. "BUT SURE YOU HELL, YES: nadirs to which Hollywood April 14th 7:30 p.m. to BACK TO ME ON A MEDIUM IF THERE WAS ANYTHING OF SUB- •ftA r<;, YUP WHAT CAN AFFORD I CALL 'EM CLOSE-UP AS I SAY,"MS THE STANCE TO BE DIVINED FROM DO YOU TOBETHAT AS L SEE has sunk. Nothing is TOO low 12:00 p.m. in Hanszen CARTER JOURNEY A SUCCESS? THIS TRIP, IT COMPLETELY ES- THINK? 'EM, RICK ! ONLY TIME WILL TELL I" CAPED THE ATTENTION OF :WIS for us to show, from "Gidget Commons will feature Charlie REPORTER!" • ... , ) goes through Adolescence" to Chaplin film and beer. Open \ S*' \ "Godzilla Meets HPD." This only to Hanszen members. film series is not motivated by Baker—Baker Night is April taste or class, but by sheer 15. There is still room if you greed. (We can get these have yet to sign up. Hey off- turkeys for about $3.98, charge campus people, Baker Night is you folks a nickel for a FREE meal so be there. admission, and still make There is a college retreat that m enough profit to take a girl out weekend; talk to Roberta to dinner the next night.) But Mann for more information. we really want your help, if WELL, IT'S BEEN A OH, RIGHT, THE WHAT HAVE YOU PEOPLE BET YOU GUYS A Constitution Referendum PLEASURE RIDING WASHINGTON BEEN UP TO SINCE MISS THE HECK you have any ideas for will be on Thursday, April 13. WITH YOU, REDFERN! THE "POST." GOOD YOU OVERTHREW THE NOT SURE. OUT OF WE REALLY BAAADDD movies Exercise your constitutional 6IVE MY BEST TO "POST." PAPER, THAT. GOVERNMENT, ANY- SPORTS, I TRICKSTER, HUH? EVERYONE AT WAY? \ THINK. we could show, please contact right and vote. THE "TIMES "!< either Tom Smith or Marc There will be a cookout on Kissinger (continued from page 1) we inherited"— a remark that the consequences in later drew heavy applause. M a relations, he observed. * * * Attempts by the third world to redistribute resources on a Even though no longer Secretary of State, Kissinger SO MUCH FOR. WELL, OF COURSE, YOU BETTER LOOK AT THE CURVE ON THIS global basis drew Kissinger's MR. CARTER'S PHRED! HE HAS OH, SAY, THAT'S BELIEVE IT! CHART WE PREPARED! THE IN- ire. The demand for more of tried to maintain the kind of NOD TO THE TO HOST THE RIGHT! YOU WITH ALL THIS CIDENCE OF CURTAILED LIBER- WOW! WHAT A COMPLETELY sway of the media he did when THIRD WORLD! ANNUAL HUMAN SENT IN YOUR NEW INTEREST TIES HAS DROPPED OFF SIGNIFI- DIFFERENCE! UNREWUCHEP! the world's wealth by the DID YOU KNOW RIGHTS AWARDS NOMINATION IN AFRICA, BENIN CANTLY! AND Q-tECK OUT THESE AND WE GOT he was in office. As a condition BEFORE-AND-AFTER PHOTOS OF underdeveloped notions is HES ALREADY BANQUET THIS FORM YET? FINALLY HAS A AFFIDAVITS, TOG. of his visit to the Rice HOME? WEEK! / I REAL CHANCE! TYPICAL POLITICAL PRISONERS! seen as politically, not C economically motivated. Until Associates dinner, he these nations stop their requested that there be no interference with the flow of press present. It was explained private capital, he felt, they that the former secretary P WS.\ would be unable to improve wanted to speak informally their economies. and not adhere to a prepared Kissinger doubted the statement in his talks to the sincerity of Western commun- students and the associates. Consequently, the talks were ist leaders who claim they WELL, AS I UN EVERY YEAR, HE PRESENTS have broken with Moscow. He "off the record" &nd not for VICTOR, HOW'D LCRSMND LTr AWARDS TO THOSE NATIONS HERE, TAKE A LOOK! THE JAMES direct "attribution." Newsmen THIS HUMAN IT'S THE BRAIN- WHO SHOW THE MOST IM- IT'S ALL EXPLAINED IN EARL CARTER 1H.VS sees a similarity between their RIGHTS AWARDS CHILD OF THE PROVEMENT IN FURTHERING were excluded from the THIS WHITE HOUSE BRO - ATONEMENT 'Hi MOS pronouncments and those of BANQUET GET U.S. SECRETARY PERSONAL LIBERTIES, AS CHORE OUTLINING THE CUP. GIVEN i OVk Iti events and only one photo- STARTED ANY- OF SYMBOLISM. CERTIFIED BY AMNESTY AWARDS AND THEIR EACH YEAR C'T tlklRSc. \ Eastern European leaders g ) WAY? \ INTERNATIONAL ! N QUALIFICATIONS.. \ immediately before the grapher was allowed to attend. Russian communist takeovers Although the Development in 1944-45. Office negotiated for the £ He touched on the efforts of request permission for KTRU the Nixon Administration to to broadcast, Kissinger de-escalate the war in refused permission. At the University of Georgia the 1 Vietnam. He commented that /* rlw, i3 in '69, they had taken office student radio station was with 550,000 man in Southeast allowed to broadcast, an Asia and had continued to action that brought protests OKAY, PHRED! I ARE YOU KIDDING? WHY, LAST YEAR, PRESI- from the commercial stations. WELL,SEE YOU MI6HTBE A UT- THE COM- BILLIONS IN U.S. AID DENT MARCOS OF THE NO 0LM0CRACY. withdraw 150,000 a year. AT THE HUMAN TLB LATE. I'VE PETITION'S CAN HANG ON THE PHILIPPINES EVEN TRIED t . NO TURNED OUT HIS When questioned about the So as if the press and the 1 RIGHTS BAN - GOT TO DO SOME THAT IN- OUTCOME! YOU CAN'T RESTORING DEMOCRACY AWARD: PEOPLE WERtN'l American public haven't QUET, VICTOR * LAST MINUTE TENSE, BELIEVE THE LENGTHS A WEEK BEFORE THE READV 'OP H conduct of the war, he I L0BBY/N6.. HUH ? SOME COUNTRIES 60 DEADLINE! OF COURSE, / declared, "We have no already made up their minds \ TO! N IT DIDN'T WORK. apologies for our attempts to about the "super K," he extricate ourselves from a war jealously protects his image. Nominations taken 5® Nominations are now open for the 1977-78 recipient(s) of

the Rice University Service Award. This award is presented I SHOULD YOU'RE YES, YES! MY to individuals of the Student Association, past or present, HAS PHREP YUP! HE'S WARN YOU, SURE COUSINS ON HEY, ABDUL! OKAY, OKAY, SO YES, WE >1 PitA^ht ARRIVED YET, BEING INTRO- MISS. MR. WE'LL THE BOARD DID YOU EVER YOU HAVE A KNOW' HOW who have been most exemplary in rendering service to EDDIE-? DUCEDTOTHE JORDAN IS WIN THIS OF AMNESTY CLEAR UP THOSE CONSTITUTION YOUR CON members of any class, but preferably should not be receiving \ PRESIDENT EXPECTED YEAR, EX- INTERNA- NASTY MASS A- NOW! BIO SCIENCE 'tfUKAllON b remuneration for their services unless their work has been of RIGHT NOW! . TONIGHT! CELLENCY? TlONAL1 CRE RUMORS' DEAL! \ v/> a IMf- ' .V ^ a quality above and beyond that ordinarily required. J y '\ Serious consideration by the Service Award Committee is given in the selection of the recipient(s) of the Rice University M . V dt Service Award (in memory of Dean Hugh Scott Cameron), m m M n 11 and the same should be given when making your nomination. m # i rk« A ' t Nominations should be in the Office of the Director of •--if Student Activities. RMC Cloisters, no later than 5pm Friday, April 7, 1978.

the rice thresher, april 6, 1978—page 3 Former powderpuff star to lecture in sports class by Lee Hochburg evening at 7 in the Chemistry three years as an interna- Stanford and putting in five Evanston, 111., she tucked her and Steven Hickman Lecture Hall, and Rice tional affairs correspondent years of doctoral research at hair under a stocking cap and students are encouraged to for Time magazine and had Harvard, she left the academic tried out for the halfback One of America's foremost attend. written three cover-length life and opted for a career in position at her Catholic sports writers will be watching Rice women who have articles for Time on Nadia journalism. grammar school, and nearly every gulp and pedal when the participated in powderpuff Comanechi and the 1976 In addition to her political had made the team until a 1978 Beer-Bike festivities football ought to find Montreal Olympics. Two writing at Time, ahe authored teammate pulled off her cap. begin Saturday afternoon. Schreiber particularly months later, she was hired by book reviews and won the "The priest who was coaching Le Anne Schreiber, assis- interesting. While at Rice, she womenSports. Hancock award for a cover the team shrieked 'It's a girl!' tant sports editor for the New was an avid powderpuff Schreiber was in Houston story named the outstanding and ordered me off the field," York Times, will join football fan and a star last November for the Jones- business piece of 1976. The Schreiber recalled in Time. Houston television stations running back for the 1967 Brown championship powder- article, entitled "Upstairs, Things at Rice were easier and Post and Chronicle championship team from puff final and watched her old Downstairs at the Factory," and "Swivel Hips" Schreiber's reporters at the stadium Jones College. Schreiber, in team suffer a defeat at the discussed Britain's labor 50 yard near-touchdown run parking lot for the women's fact, credits her participation hands of Brown. "It seemed problems. (she slipped at the three yard race at 2:00, and the men's in powderpuff football for her pretty much the same as I The highlights of her sports line) was pictured on the front battle at 3:30. successful career as a sports remember, except for the career came during her years page of the next day's Schreiber, a Rice graduate journalist; when women- snazzy uniforms," she at Rice. Although there had Houston Chronicle. She and former editor of women- Sports sought an editor with remarked afterwards. "I must been no organized women's also broke the unofficial Texas Sports magazine, is in both writing ability and talent admit they caused a pang of sports teams in her grammar state record when she ran the Houston to address the Will as a sportswoman, they noted envy." school or high school, she 50 yard dash in 6.5 seconds. Rice college course "Sports her experience as a leader of Schreiber graduated from developed into a premier Schreiber will be brought to and Society" on the subject of the Jones powderpuff squad Rice in 1967 with a degree in football, baseball, basketball, Rice through the combined women in sports. That lecture and selected her for the job. English and a Woodrow ans Softball player through efforts of Will Rice and Jones will be held this Monday She had previously logged Wilson Fellowship. After sandlot competition. Colleges, the RPC, and the earning a master's degree at As a ten year old in Alumni Association. HAROLD'S GARAGE HENRY J. EN GEL, Owner Exxon head to speak on constraints Automatic Transmission — Air Conditioning Brakes — Engine Tune-Ups — Front End Randall Meyer, president of engineer in the company's Rebuilding — Wheel Aligning Exxon USA, will talk on "The Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2431 Dunstan 528-5323 Private Sector in an Era of refinery, Meyer moved to Increasing Constraints," at Houston in 1961 in the 8pm Wednesday, April 12, in company's Supply and the Chemistry Lecture Hall. Transportation Department. Meyer's talk is part of the He was named manager of 1977-78 President's Lecture that department in May 1964. Free Pregnancy Testing Series at Rice. He will be In July 1966, Meyer went to introduced by Robert Sterling, New York City as executive dean of the Jones Graduate assistant to the president of Pregnancy Termination School of Administration. Exxon Corporation. He A native of Mount Union, returned to Houston in 1967 as Iowa, Meyer received his senior vice president of Exxon 2909 West Loop South 622-2170 bachelor of science degree USA and became president in in mechanical engineering 1972. West Loop Clinic from the University of Iowa in 1948 and began his Exxon career upon graduation. Winningham honored Starting as a mechanical Geoff Winningham, asso- thousand applicants and one ciate professor of art, was of only six award winners recently honored by the John from Texas. ° O Simon Guggenheim Memorial Next semester, Winning- Foundation as a Guggenheim ham plans to complete a book ENGINEERS ^ Fellow for 1978. He is among of photos and text on high 8C Federal Government agencies are involved in O holars, scientists and school football in Texas. "It's some of the most important technological work Jeff 522 8931 artists selected from over three a project that I've been being done today ....in energy fields, communi- working on for seven years, although I started to do it cation, transportation, consumer protection, de- "Restores the word epic to seriously only two years ago," fense, exploring inner and outer space and the its original force. A he explains. environment. Winningham has completed Some of our jobs are unique, with projects masterpiece of cinema art." two other photographic and facilities found nowhere else. Salaries are Judy Stone. San Francisco Chronicle studies of Texas athletes. In good, the work is interesting and there are ex- 1971, he published Friday cellent opportunities for advancement. Night at the Coliseum, a Our nationwide network can get your name look at professional wrestling, referred to agencies in every part of the country. and in 1972 he completed Going Texan, a book about For information about best opportunities by the Houston Livestock Show. specialty and location, send a coupon or your Graduating from Rice in resume to : Engineering Recruitment, Room 1965, he also received a MS 6A11. from Illinois Institute of Technology in 1968. His U.S. Civil Service Commission photos have also appeared in Washington, D.C. 20415 Texas Monthly, Esquire, People and numerous other An Equal Opportunity Employer publications.

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I Address. Green way Theaters Irene Papas n Michael Cacoyannis's now accepting I City. .State. -Zip- I Degree level and applications for Engineering Speciality. I IPHIGENIA part-time cashiers I Univ. Col Yr. Grad._ •RE- Music by Mikis Theodorakis and concessionists VALIDATED From Cinema 5 in Color I Geographic Preference(s)_ PARKING Call 626-7942 Green way Plaza Underground I Highway 59 at buffalo Speed wav I 626-3339 the rice thresher, april 6, 1978—page 4 Post columnist Herskowitz becomes Sid associate the associates dinner Monday injects into his columns and most widely read sports the late 1960's. He also served by Charles Rudolph night. Although a graduate of articles, he answered columns in America. "Sports as executive vice-president the University of Houston, he questions ranging from the Hotline," published by United and organizer for the Houston Sid Rich welcomed its has followed Rice athletics Denver-Dallas confrontation Press Syndicate, appears in Rockets pro basketball newest community associate, very closely throughout his in Super Bowl XII to the more than 100 major market franchise. Houston sportswriter/pub- career. In his after dinner talk, upcoming Beer-Bike Race. newspapers throughout the Richardson's new associate lisher Mickey Herskowitz, at Herskowitz related stories country. can be seen on Channel 2, about the Rice athletics Since 1973, the versatile As an executive in the KPRC-TV, Houston, where he syndrome (past and present), journalist has collaborated in professional ranks, Herskow- deals with a range of the Republican National autobiographical ventures itz played a key role in the subjects—sports oriented or Convention of 1972—which he with such notorious public merger of the National and otherwise, in a local weekend American Football Leagues in commentary. i was assigned to cover "as a figures as Howard Cosell, sports event" for the Houston Jimmy "the Greek" Snyder, Post, the essentials of good Leon Jaworski and Dan writing and the idea behind Rather. Presently, Herskowitz ! New Store Bargain another of his publishing is working with Gene Autrey ventures, a new book called toward completion of his new Twelve Ways to Make Love book, Back In the Saddle jBring this ad for 25$ off in a Louisiana Duck Blind Again. (Three Without Drowning). i on any item . • Herskowitz' contributions to ' : << With a leg that he reinjured sports in reporting and also to in a charity basketball game pro sports organizations in the propped on a chair, Herskow- Houston area are many. As a i Featuring the finest in itz gamely fielded a barrage of nationally syndicated colum- Mickey Herskowitz student queries. With the same nist for the Houston Post, he -mark catlett fresh, humorous style that he continues to produce one of the ! soft frozen yogurt, Two hours later ... | sandwiches, salads, tff you've been craving for Char-Seiw Bau (Chinese obtained by contacting: j smoothies, shakes, etc. egg rolls in the midst of an all- Hamburgers), and Fried Rice, Irene Liu 162 Baker nighter, or dreaming of real catered by the Dynasty Carolyn Lee 406 Brown Chinese Pepper Steak while Restaurant and graciously Mai Pham 435 aones ! Join us for lunch looking at Joyce's Chinese served by a group of lovely Keith Pon 409 Lovett i Pepper Torture, then have we Oriental ladies. To top off the Paul Fong 206 Will Rice got a night for you! China evening, there will be live Henry Chu 105 Wiess Night, sponsored by the Rice entertainment, featuring a College Secretary .. Hanszen Chinese Student Association, lion dance, a ribbon dance, College Secretary .. Sid Rich j The Cultured Cow will be held on April 15th in singing, piano, and flute the Wiess Commons. The music. The tickets are only menu includes: Sweet and $3.75 per person (try and Hope to see you there! ! 2366 Rice Blvd. Sour Pork, Chinese Pepper match that at any Chinese Steak, Almond Gai-Ding restaurant!) and can be (diced chicken), Egg Rolls. The Puffin fare for youths.

One of the first things young Puffins leam to do is fly Icelandic. Beginning April 1, 1978, Icelandic will fly any youth (Puffin or person) from 12 thru 23 years old round trip from New York to Luxembourg But there's more to for just $400. $430 Icelandic than just from Chicago. Re low fares. turn tickets are YouH get a good for a full great dinner and year. Fares are excellent service subject to on your trip. And change, Icelandic will Book set you down anytime. right in the mid- dle of the Euro- pean Continent, where youU be just hours away by train from Europe's most famous landmarks. So take a travel tip from Iceland's favorite bird. Learn to fly Icelandic. See your travel agent Or write Dept #C352, Icelandic Airlines, P.O. Box 105, West Hempstead, N.Y. 11552. Call 800-555-1212 for toll-free number in your area. $275 Koundtrip 14-445 day APEX fafarr e from N.Y.* LANGENBACH Germany's great white wine. It rhymes with "rock," has the brilliance of Bach, and its taste is in tune with today. $400 YouMl love Langenbach! Not too dry. Not too sweet. Light. It's always just right! Koundtrip Youtouth Fare. Good ththri u age 23. A concert of grapes from the original Liebfraumilch vineyards. There's more to it: Imported in the big green litre...Langenbach is the bigger bottle of better white wine. Icelandic to Europe ...maybe it inspired Bach *$295 from Chicago. Tickets must be reserved 45 days prior to departure and paid for within 8 days of reservation. Add $15 each way for travel on weffconK « Langenbach Litres of Liebltaumiich and Mose;Dlumchen are imported by Shaw Ross Importers Inc. Miami Ha the rice thresher, april 6, 1978—page 5 Senate debates TexPIRG (continued from page 1) representatives on the was to appoint his recent fifth-year Honor Council race. applications for positions on University Financial Aid and opponent, Marian Barber, as (Since the election was the Pub Board of Control, on 10-9. After further wrangling, ROTC Committees, and Senate parliamentarian— a delayed by mistake, filings the request of Proctor Sam a motion to table approving Campanile and SA financial post she held two years ago will not be re-opened for that Carrington. Applications for the funding referendum statements, Sisson made his under then-President Bruce race.) the on- and off-campus results— in effect, passing the exit as president. "I don't have Marcus. Beller also requested The Senate also set representative posts will be problem to the Beller any fancy parting state- volunteers for Senate Tuesday, April 25, as the date accepted in the SA office until administration— passed on a ments," he said, "except good standing committees, and for a special election to fill the 5pm next Monday, April 10. unanimous voice vote. luck, and do well by the suggestions for a new Senate University Council post The Senate routinely approved After rubber-stamping the students that elected you. Roy, sponsor. vacated by member-elect Alex another request for matching results of the Off-Campus it's your show now." With A request from economics Arts. Petitions for that race conference funds, and Senator and Thresher that, Sisson handed over the professor Donald Huddle for will be due in the SA office by appropriated $110 for Business Manager elections, gavel and left. the Senate to endorse another 3pm next Tuesday, April 11. publication of the spring issue recommendations for student Beller's first act as president Tavistock conference, to be The Senate also re-opened of Rice Poets. held in the fall, was deferred . V until reports on less expensive rfHj^ *.j'v * alternatives are received. RONDELET mmt A it- The Senate then received Kg* news that the election for fifth- SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Jirjr •• year Honor Council rep had been inadvertantly omitted ^ »V ' from the March 21 ballot. After a special election— or a THURSDAY APRIL 6 "delayed" election, as Beller Texas International ii. called it— was approved, the 7:30 MOVIE: "THE TWELVE CHAIRS" and question of adding the • • • TexPIRG referendum requested by the petition raised the FRIDAY APRIL 7 Allied Travel Center ^ whole TexPIRG issue again. present Beller announced the 4:00 T.G.I.E. WITH . LIVE MUSIC presentation of a petition Ski Utah for Peanuts demanding a student vote on BY RICH HELT AND BAND the inclusion of TexPIRG as 50% off in April an SA organization, charging 5:30 ALL SCHOOL PICNIC that the Senate's earlier Complete package for 3 days with air fare approval had been "rail- 6:30 OUTDOOR CONCERT available for $186 roaded" through by Sisson. (Daily departure on select flights) The petition, signed by 137 WITH MIKE MARCOULIER students, was accepted, and For further details contact 9:00 OUTDOOR MOVIE: "TOPAZ" ALLIED TRAVEL following further debate on 6642 S. Main (across from Medical Center) what constituted "adequate Houston, Texas 77030 notice," Tuesday, April 11, 10:00 STREET DANCE WITH PAUL 522-9177/522-9218 was set as the date for both the RAY AND THE COBRAS TexPIRG referendum and the SATURDAY APPIL 8 1:30 BEER BIKE TEAM ENTRANCES 2:00 WOMEN'S RACE A MAN WOMEN CANNOT RESIST 3:25 MEN'S RACE in a film that I find irresistible. A brilliant and bizarre 9:00 RONDELET BALL story. 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The problem seems to lie in his handling of this rhythm, which occasionally has a tendency to be tedious in its geriatric casualness ("Sun is Shining," "Satisfy My Soul," "Crisis"). records Granted, when he comes up with a vamp, against which the polyrhythmic a more subtle approach to reggae, and tune which is substantial enough to Frank Zappa the musical innovations are benefit from the reggae rhythm he is so In New York anomalies become yet more enchanting." Whatever. It takes some substantial. adept at, the cuts work ("Misty getting used to. "Skanking It Easy" (read "Scoping Morning" in particular, along with For music with a nicely bizarre touch The whole fourth side is taken up by It Easy") sets the mood of the album, as "She's Gone," "Is This Love"). In you can turn to Zappa and enjoy the "The Purple Lagoon," an extended Marley sets out to explore the limits of another vein, "Time Will Tell" departs best of both worlds. When the man string of instrumental solos linked by a rastaman. Curiously, the result is laid- from the tone of the album while feels like being different, he can take backing percussion. The problem with back reggae, if that term can really remaining gentle, in spite of its you to Montana on a dental floss it is that after Mike Brecker's fast and apply. "Kaya," "Sun is Shining," and political message. success story; then there are the times furious tenor sax and Zappa's guitar "Is This Love" are quietly optimistic Tim will probably fill you in on the when he lets the wide breadth of his licks, the rest of the side tends to slow tunes that flow rather than grind. cosmic attributes of reggae, so I'll stick musicianship slip through long down. "Satisfy My Soul" and "She's Gone" with a layman's point of view. Kaya enough to remind you that he's very While short of being a top-notch are almost typical reggae man-woman tends to be too understated for my capable of straight material also. Zappa effort, In New York serves as a lamentations. (Some subject matter tastes, an attempt by Marley to capture Sharing the spotlight with a strong good meld of live and studio work. transcends musical genre.) "Crisis," the soul of reggae without the intensity collection of backup musicians, Zappa Zappa fans should be pleased, though "Misty Morning," and "Running often associated with it. I could have has taken various New York not overwhelmed, by it, and Away" are representative of the done with a little more intensity. recordings (almost all previously newcomers will find it a representative interesting blend of religious and Rate: 2- unreleased material) and compiled a sample of the man's style. political outrage that is the core of —jim fowler double LP that covers the range of his Rate: 2 Rastafarianism. "Time Will Tell" is the calculated randomness fairly well. outstanding cut with its acoustic, Strawbs —jim fowler Deadlines A cliche funk-jazz arrangement almost oriental overtones, - but it provides the musical excuse for the real probably won't get airplay. Bob Marley & the Wailers The musicianship is of distinctively Since I've been familiar with their "Titties and Beer," the lyrics, which music, Strawbs has struck me as a describe a Zappa trip up an amusement Kaya high caliber throughout; disco this is not. The vocals, especially the backing fancy pop group. Even with their park Mystery Mountain. With its layers of keyboard and guitar, they warped Dr. Seuss inspiration, it hints To the uninitiated, reggae usually vocals (provided by Rita Marley, Judy falls into a category of music Mo watt, and Marcia Griffiths) are very write songs geared for easy listening at the stage antics that must purposes. The tone does not change accompany a live performance. somewhere between K. C. & The good, and manifest an almost gospel Sunshine Band and Gladys Knight & character. In summary then, this is an much from cut to cut, and they're so Likewise, the backup music on intent on mixing every instrument into "Honey, Don't You Want a Man Like The Pips; for most reggae this is an album of some interest; this sly yet adequate classification, but for a few relaxed album seems, as the last song each track that no single member Me?" is there for the purpose of making deserves attention. In this manner a song out of the lyrics, just another artists (Toots and the Maytals, Peter indicates, to be waiting on time to Tosh, Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley) it is provide its jutification. It probably they stifle whatever mood they aim for. love song according to the liner notes. For instance, "Deadly Nightshade" Not so with "The Illinois Enema not. Yes, the percussive emphasis is should not be your first Marley album, there, and yes, they speak English but if it is, it just might grow on you. and "Words of Wisdom" offer grand Bandit," announced by none other pretense without much in the way of than Don Pardo. Even with its dose of strangely; but the intensity of their Rate: 2+ statements should not be lost amongst —tim case substance. What you get is more icing silly-but-sort-of-factual words, the than cake. Then there are the snappy blues-rock structure of the song has the dialect and deceptively simple music. Reggae is the music of Bob Marley and the Wailers chorus numbers with added cookbook Zappa stretching out on electric guitar embellishment, like "I Don't Want to during the middle. And Zappa can play Rastafarianism and the ghettoes of Kaya Jamaica. It would not be surprising if Talk About It." with the best of them, when he feels like Here and there Deadlines gets it. the sources of joy and despair of the I haven't read Tim's review as I write politically and economically oppressed my own, but I do know his reaction to away from the pop influence long Of the instrumental gracing In enough to give some flexibility to the New York, "I Promise Not to Come in world go unappreciated by the Rice this latest Marley LP is positive. At bourgeoisie. first my reaction was definitely music. During "The Last Resort" the Your Mouth" and the previously guitars even begin to sound like they released "Sofa" demonstrate Zappa's The electricity of Rasta perform- negative, though I've altered my ances is well known. The Wailers are position some by now. I'm still not in could break away from the defining more conservative prowess as an flow of keyboards. arranger. The latter is quite strong, particularly noted for their concerts, love with the sound on Kaya, but then with a powerful brass section. Oh a but this album is a departure from concessions have to be made when it is Deadlines shows more interest in more random Zappa level, "Black Page earlier Marley works. There is no mainly a matter of expectations not serving up layers of filling than basic #1 and #2" follows the progression of a "Trenchtown Rock" or "Lively being met. music. It's like eating a banana split rhythm pattern from a drum solo to a Yourself Up" (Bob Marley Live), nor Marley has produced a very laid- without the banana. full-fledged "re-orchestrated, are the songs as lyrical as those on his back collection of Jamaica reggae on Rate: 3 rhythmically modified... little disco previous album, Exodus. Kaya takes Kaya, letting the rhythm carry most of —jim fowler

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the rice thresher, april 6, 1978—page 7 Players close season with Shaw's Arms and the Man The Rice Player's final his battles by accident and practice of it a bit boring. production of the year, George woes the traditional Raina Director Neil Haven's Bernard Shaw's Arms and I^tkoff while lusting after her production features John the Man, will open next servants. McConnel as Sergius, Steve Monday, April 10, in Hamman At the other pole is Swiss Ortego as Bluntschi and Mary Hall at 8pm. mercenary, Bluntschi, a Fritz as Raina. Rice professors Set in the turn of the century practical-minded cynic who Joan Boorman and Will Bulgaria, Shaw's play takes carries chocolates instead of Dowden appear as Raina's swipes at the notions of the bullets and is more worried parents, Major and Catherine nobility of war and of about his own hide than Petkoff. traditional melodramatic heroism. Poised between the Also in the cast are romance. Both are incarnated two is Raina, who is devoted to Margaret Elsea and Scott and lampooned in Major the idea of romantic love, McDonald as servants Louka Sergius Saranoff, who wins although she finds the and Nicola, and Peter Redding as a Russian officer. The set was designed by Michael COLLEGIATE CLEANERS Ytterberg, with lighting Students 10% discount on design by David Pendarvis Drycleaning & Alterations and costumes by Bobbi Ford. 2430 Rice Blvd. 523-5887 Arms and the Man will run (straight up the street in the Village) through Saturday, April 15. Tickets are available at $1.50 for Rice people and $3.00 for everyone else. For reserva- Joan Boorman and Will Dowden are the Major and Catherine Petkoff in tions and information, call the Shaw's Arms and the Man the final Rice Players production. Im-comparable Players' box office: 527-4040. —waiter underwood RDA sponsors tour of 7 homes Offer. Seven houses which illus- day and Sunday afternoons. A so that everyone may enjoy trate different approaches to non-profit design awareness some interesting construc- residential landscapes have organization affiliated with tions and remarkable variety been selected by the Rice Rice's school of architecture, in planning. r , Buy one pizza, 1 Design Alliance for their the Rice Design Alliance is While four of the houses I get the next smaller size tree. I Annual House Tour this Satur- opening its tour to the public selected were constructed I Pizza Inn's irresistible pizzas are now twice as tempting. With this coupon, I before 1930, one was built in twften you buy any giant, large or medium size thin crust pizza or any large size • 1950, and the other ones in thick crust pizza at the regular menu price, we'll give you one pizza of the next B the 1970's. They suggest smaller size with equal number ot ingredients and the same type crust tree. • Present this coupon with guest check. • different approaches tcT*the utilization of of expansive Valid thru: April 13 Pizza inn® • STUPID J^NN-20 lawns, inner courts and It's stupid to pay 10$ when we'll make terraced ravines. From Neo- Classic and Renaissance 7919 Greenbriar at OST high quality copies for you for only 3 y2€. Revivals to the Wightian and 795-0382 And we reproduce dissertations on domesticated International watermarked 100% rag paper for 7

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the rice thresher, april 6, 1978—page 8 fine arts calendar Arms and tne wan The Shadow Box Chamber Works Denizens Photography Contest As their final production of the Michael Christopher's multi- Selections from Schubert and A world premiere of Gary Noted University -of Texas season, The Rice Players will award winning play finishes Copland are featured in the Chason's latest work ("a photographer and lecturer perform George Bernard* its run at the Alley Theatre Museum of Fine Arts' lunatic comedy with serious Gary Winogrand will judge Shaw's spoof of military life this Thursday, Friday, Chamber Music Concert undertones") has been held entries in the Jewish and true love April 10 through Saturday and Sunday at scheduled for April 15 at 3pm over at Equinox Theatre, Community Centers' eleventh 15 at 8pm. 527-4040. varying hours. 228-8421 for in the Brown Auditorium. 526- playing Thursdays, Fridays annual Juried Photography * * * further information. 1361 for further information. and Saturdays at 8:30pm. 868- Exhibition. 729-3200 for entry 5829 for further information. rules and further information. Poetry Contest Deadline for the Houston Wonderful Town Chapter of the Poetry Society Theatre Under The Stars' Can't Take It With You • specialized of Texas poetry contest is production of this Leonard The University of St. Thomas April 10. I.B. Kahn, P.O. Box Bernstein comic musical will Drama Department performs 14, Houston, Tx. 77001, for play this Thursday, Friday George S. Kaufman's Pulitzer cinema rules and entrance forms. and Saturday at varying Prize winning comedy in their Jones Theatre from April 10 hours. 522-0705 for further Greenway M.F.A. information. through 15. 527-7911; x 292. 626-7942 * 526-1361 European Holiday * # * Under the direction of Ned Truffaut's The Man , Who Hitchcock's Foreign Corre- Battista, the Houston Pops The Oldest Living Graduate Loved Woman, Cacoyannis' spondent, Bertolucci's will present a selection of Theatre Suburbia performs House Touring Iphigenia, Bunuel's That Partner, Minnelli's The Clock. American and European the last play in Preston Jones' The Rice Design Alliance will Obscure Object of Desire. "pop" hits in the Music Hall on Texas Trilogy Fridays and open to the public their annual April 16 at 2:30pm. 977-1201. Saturdays at 8:30pm. 682- group tour of interesting local River Oaks 3525. houses this Saturday and Media Center 524-2175 Sunday afternoons, x 3358 for 527-3345 Scoresse's New York, ?'s For A Good Time... further information. Warhol's Bad, Pasolini's CatfUret; ?'s Forbidden Planet, New comedy and improvisa- Grad Student Subsidies Medea, Hammett's The Thin Browning's Freaks; ?'s tions are at the Comedy $1.00 rebates still are Man, Hammett's The Glass Murder Ahoy, ?'s Most Foul; Workshop Wednesdays available to Graduate Candide Key, a selection by Rice film Truffaut's Small Change and through Sundays at differing Students going to almost any The University of Houston history professor Thomas The 400 Blows; ?'s Midnight hours. 524-7333 for further cultural or sporting event in Drama department attempts a McEvilley of some major Cowboy, Schlessinger's information. Houston; contact David (x 3274) new adaption of Voltaire's American avante-garde Sunday Bloody Sunday, ?'s A for further information. eighteenth century satire works, Benton's Bad Compa- Streetcar Named Desire, * * * April 14 through 22 at 8:30pm. ny, Fassbinders' Fox and his Bertolucci's Last Tango in Lollipop Concert 749-3450. Paris. Raphael Fliegel will conduct Cheaper by the Dozen Friends. the Houston Symphony in a Karen Miller directs this special concert of sound and comedy about an efficiency ex- mime for pre-schoolers in the pert and his children at Music Hall on Saturday, April Theatre Southwest Fridays 15, at 10am. 227-3625. and Saturdays at 8:30pm. 495- * * * 6628 or 771-8964. Engineers and Computer Specialists Long Recital * * * The Ballad of the Sad Cafe will present a recital of Edward Albee's adaption of Look into challenging Graduate Student Kenneth the Carson McCullers novel growth opportunities with a leading technology Long's composition in will play at Reunion Theatre Hamman Hall on Sunday, Thursdays through Saturdays company in April 16, at 7:30pm. at 8:30pm. 228-2267. 1 RICE UNIVERSITY SUMMER PROGRAM TUCSON OF HISPANIC STUDIES

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LOCATIONS AND ITINERARY Classes will be held for approximately two weeks in each of the following c : Seville (June 2 - June 17). Madrid Needed now— (June 18 - June 30), and San Sebastian (June 30 - July 12). A special feature of this year's program is the opportunity for the participants to become acquainted with three $ distinctly different regions of Spain, their culture, their history and their linguistic peculiarities. Participants will live EE, ME, PHYSICS, IE, INDUSTRIAL with families in Seville and San Sebastian In Madrid they will stay in a centrally located hotel w/ excellent TECHNOLOGISTS, SYSTEAAS, home values 1^ COST $1050 includes- - Tuition of up to 6 semester hours MATH and COMPUTER SPECIALISTS • Room and board in San Sebastian and Seville Hotel Room plus two meals in Madrid (programming and computer graphics) Trips to Jerez, Cadiz, Granada. Cordoba, Toledo. Burgos and Pamplona 1 ickets to museums, plays and bal'et Round trip Madrid-San Sebastian by bus For fast response send your resume to: TRANSATLANTIC TRANSPORTATION The Miami-Madnd-Seville round trip tare, payable at least foui weeks before departure, is approximately $400 Hughes Aircraft Company The Department of Spanish will reserve seats on the flight leavinj June 1 from Miami as well as on the connecting flight bom Houston. Upon request, arrangements can be made for those participants leaving from New York. Roy McCalla, P.O. Box 11337, ELIGIBILITY AND ADMISSION Tucson, AZ 85734; OR CALL COLLECT: " Courses art. open for credit to Rice students and students 'rom other recognized college* and u They a b c also open as non credit co'irscs i interested persons who want to learn Spanish or improve their ability in that language (602) 294-5211, Ext. 5484 '9 "y culture/ in a short period of time while :vmg in a Spanish spejkmg countiy dv Non Rice students who * nsh credit need *o write a letter requesting visiti.-.g-stud»nt status accompanied by a ° °nta ges/n 1^. transcript and a statement f.r

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I DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: APRIL 10 I the rice thresher, april 6, 1978—page 9 Coed softball approaches end of grueling season ' V. by Pete Schwab and Suave Scott each added smashed round trippers as was 4 for 4 with 7 RBI's as his son and Perry Keller had four- two, Ginger Erhardt reached WDST stayed undefeated Clots blasted Bubba Buenger's baggers for the Dwarfs, but it Co-ed Softball base four times, and Helen beating Ohm Runs, 17-14. Drew Ids, 17-12. was not enough as Lee Travis had three hits in this Saturday League 1:00 B Hochberg powered Fourth Saturday League 9:45 A demolition job. Jim Hruzek's Jessie Wilson had a homer and Saturday League 2:15 B Base past the Dwarfs, 20-16. Doug Canter and Steve Burns Homeward Bound stayed on 4 hits and Liz Syptak had 3 Johnson had a homer and Saturday League 3:30 B had roundtrippers as George collision course with BAR as hits as Don Scales' Phoney, Mary LeSueur went 3 of 3 as Zoo's Mark Kirk and David Taylor's CCAB 11 slammed Jennifer Stepler went 4 for 4 in Balonies shutout Bill Wade's Friends downed Becky Grundy along with Carol past Susan Taylor and Havin' the 18-5 win over Greg Simon's ATPM, 13-0. Greg Hollo way, "Kay's" Lambourn's Welcome Casey had perfect days except Fun, 13-8. Mudsharks n of WDOP. Dave Luneau, and Megamo to L.A., 9-4. M.SC. I.'s Turkies that Julie Graves and Tim Skate Scheevel and Hoop Saturday League 1:00 A Mullaley went 4 of 4 as Dave of Rafael Centeno pasted Griffy followed suit for Plate Barnwell won a close forfeit Pete Schwab went 3 of 3 and John Wile powered the Perry McConnel's Strong mates Go Hawaiian to lead over Grandpa's Kids. including a two-run homer in bigun to lead Bruces and Interactions, 22-1 as Wila- PGH to an 8-5 win. Clark Saturday League 9:45 B the last inning as Robert Sheilas to a 20-3 waylaying of novitch threw a 1-hitter. Herring's Beer Me Dead Roberta Witt and Karen Gren, Cooper's Schleps and Dean's Seminar of Duke Chi. defeated Ken Cohen's Cosmic of B.A.R., combined for a rare Schlemiels tucked away a 10-9 Saturday League 2:15 A Saturday League 3:30 A Zeniths by the same 8-5 score. no-hitter to level Horton's victory behind some key Dr. Big Kahuna II of Thomas BAADS II of Mark Richardson Sunday Leagues Whos, 30-0. Rough Ritter had Leiter pitching, over SOTM. Doyle forgot to put last names had a homer by Pete Clark and Two Baggers won by forfeit three homers, Smooth Bay Jim Jones and Dave Bristow but they still beat Tom four hits by Debbie Turner as over CGCFB and Tankersly Harrington's Rent-A-Jock, 19- Shelly Pennington turned led Jim Turley's Fully 4. Thomas had a homer and back Pagan Babies of Alan Depreciated past Near Myth to INTRODUCING A NEW PROFESSION... Tom went 5 for 5. Wally Kulecz Ferguson, 22-4. John Steven- win their league's title. April 14 9:00am - 5:00pm Contact the Placement Office Track team places second at LSU a representative If you've from one of completed your by Larry Nettles lighted the Rice effort, with Paul Flint, who cleared fifteen the most college education The Rice track team finished sophenom Michael Novelli feet for first in the Dole vault. intensive DONT or second to NCAA indoor leading the way. The The mile relay team crossed paralegal If you've decided runner-up Aubum University diminutive cross-country All- the finish line first, with the training to start your at the annual LSU invita- American started the evening foursome of Keith Schelle, centers in MISS career .... tional held Saturday in Baton off with a 3:45.9 third place in Jesse James, Bruce Gingrich, the country Rouge. This unique meet the hotly contested 1500 and Steve Baldwin covering will be on THIS! CONSIDER LAW matched schools in the meters, finishing only a tenth the distance in 3:10.3 to edge the Rice campus Southwest Conference against of a second behind the winner LSU by a tenth of a second to answer questions Additional information an equal number from the Novelli's time in that event Bruce Gingrich fell victim to pertaining to legal is available by calling Southeast Conference, with was a Rice record and is the kick of Baylor's Mark careers. 227-2220 the SEC winning 313 to 231. equivalent to almost 4:03 Collins, but Gingrich recorded Auburn had 167 points in inthe mile. After that warm-up his best ever time of 1:49.2 for the individual team stand- race, he came back to take second in the 800 meters. Also TEXAS PARA-LEGAL SCHOOL ings, while the Owls led the charge of the 5000 meters, running well in that event was SWC with 105. Host LSU was winning in the resounding Jim Walts, who ran a 1:51.2 for next with 89 points, Baylor time of 13:59.7, and pulling fifth. Carlton Darrett once was fourth with 89, Florida teammates Marty Froelick again led the Rice forces in the TEXAS WORLD SPEEDWAY had56 for fifth, Army (which and Bert Warren to second sprints, finishing fourth in the did not count in the conference and third in that event. 100 meters, fifth in the 200, COLLEGE STATION. TEXAS scoring) was sixth with 56, Froelick and Warren ran and teaming up with Ronnie Presents The and defending SWC champion 14:04.7 and 14:09.4 respect- Pucek, Darrell Mouton, and Texas was last with 37 points. ively, in the Rice sweep. Charlie Taylor for third in the Several outstanding indi- The only other gold medal triple jump, while James led vidual performances high- winner for the Owls was senior the Rice hurdling fleet with his third place in the 400 intermediates. LuisBunuers This weekend the Owl thinclads compete in the biggest meet held in this part That Obscure Object of the country, the Texas Relays. Teams from all over A J. Foyt vs. Mario Andretti vs. Johnny Rutherford Of Desire the nation will come to Austin ("Cet Obscur Obiet du Desifl for the huge athletic festival, vs. Al Unser vs. Gordon Johncock vs. Bobby Unser and Rice tracksters should at 200 MPH find stiff competition in all events. ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST" - V ( IIARLFS CHAMPLIN, JUDITH CRIST, VINCENT CANBY, I.os Angeles rimes New York Post New York Times TURNAROUND Hr.KNAKD DREW, GF.NF. SHALIT. NORMA McLAIN STOOP, Gannett Newspapers NBC-TV Totlav Sho* After Dark RECORD SHOP AMY TALBAN, PAT COLLINS, JACK KROLL, Sohn Weekly News WCBS-TV Newsweek

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