R ExitExif Picketsu Pickets L JotsJofs Names u Enter Dean propro- ¬ Picketers Space-Space building will bring together own Space-Space Dessler Chairman of the till RokipaonRokapsonRokipaon-Rokapson-lIO-lIOn everything to include-includeinciudeinciude- own satellites in its in- AborAbOYAbove photophototl by Jim Boh terpreting 20sec- jects now being carried on inin- leftnleft Dell Van DawnDaoenDosen ThThe HoustonBoaatonBoaaton-Houston- Science Department also thethe- ScienceSciencE Department A 20sec n- signs dispersed the students-students PostPortPoat leftenterleftcenter I TorTerry Cloadma-Cloadman-CloadroCloadmann countdown preceded thethe- nine separates e par ate departmentsdepartments- CimptnlUCampanUCampanile right centercenter- his- in the countrycountry-COUo1tryCOUo1tr- ond ThnThThe HloRlreRice rIht Higginbotham later stated his first I around the campuscampus- andnd Richard ScholeScholeaSeholes righ-rlhtrlht-right feeling the demonstrationdemonstration- explosionexplosion- feeling thltthat SmullySmull explained that the govgov- ¬ AccordingACCofding to Dr DesslerDessler- BYtBY TOM BERTRANDBERTRAND- jokejoke- Complete By 19661966- was presented entirely as a uni-¬ ernmentermnent was turturninging to the uni building is- there willVrill be facilities for thethe- Thresher Staff ReporterReporte- was an insignificant afaf- ¬ Completion of the is that it versities for creativecr at ve imaginaimagina-¬ by- design construction checkoutcheckout- embarembar- ¬ scheduled for June 1966 by LastrLast Friday a prerecordedprerecorded- fair though regretably that- ofof- tion and initiative and that Linbeck Construction CorporaCorpora- ¬ and environmental testing IMP satellite signal detonated aa- rassing to the university in thethe- RiceKice had been chosenwosencKosen by virtuevirtue- of- research payloads a telemetrytelemetry- small charge to break groundground- presence of NASA and thethe-the- tion which won the contract of of its engineering capacitiescapacities- Piercedesigned-Fiercedesigned- command communicationscommunications- 1 our- the Pierce and FiercedesignedPiercedesigned and for the Rice University Space-Space press I feel it did make our ¬ floors andand- station and a high speed comcothcom-coth-ComCom- Science and Technology Build-Build ¬ students appear unfortunatelyunfortunately- The actual groundbreakinggroundbreaking- structure With three new puter center ing as honored guests of thethe- frivolousfrivolous-frivoloJsfrivoloJs-frivolopsfrivolops- was conducted by Dr Alexander a deep extrabasement the University and student picketspickets- New Era ThresholdThreshold- and observers leaned over to-to President Pitzer began thethe- heraldedheralded- catch sight of the heralded- ceremonies by speaking of the eventevent- 25 million building as thethe- a- THRESHERA- The explosion which tossed a threshold of a new era of uniuni-un- THE RICE THRESHER few clods of sod about 20 feetfeet- 1 1 ygovernment relationsrelations- titvev e rIrs itt YEARSYEARS- in the air seemed rather anan- The building will be financedfinanced- AN ALLSTUDENT NEWSPAPER FOR 49 anticlinlaxanticlimaxanticliiriax to an afternoonafternoon- with a 1500000 grant fromfrom- N 19651963 which had begunbegW1 with the prepre- pro-pro ¬ THURSDAYY FEBRUARYFE RUARY 18 NASA and with 900000 Volume 5252NumberNumber 17 HOUSTON TEXAS TIIURSDA ¬
ru- 1 ceremonial appearance of a ru Rice- 11 vided by RiceRice- 11 1111111 IN III IN III- Lli I II 1111 II mored band of picketspickets- Chancellor Carey Croneis inin-¬ Parading signs reading BanBan- troduced the guests present inin- YesIYes On RaiseRaise- the Bomb Free Love No-No eludingcluding area political figures-figures Senate Directs ForumForum- In the allschool referendumreferendum-reCerendumreCerendum- Detonation Without EducaEduca- ¬ Rice rrusteesTrustees and NASA ofof-¬ on Blanket Tax increasesincreases- tion Commies for LBJ thethe- ficialsficials- held on February 12 the folfol- ¬ picketspIckets were clearly farceursfarceurs- Washington weather hadbad prepre- ¬ To Submit Radical List lowing results were tabulatedtabulated- NASANASA- Senate whose explicit gag was metmet- vented the presence of By CHARLES JASTREJASTRET- ter of last week ThresherThresher- by the Student ¬ WebbWebb- his- increase for StuStu- ¬ by at least one coW1terdecounterdemcounterdem-coW1terde- Administrator James E hresherThresher StaffStart ReporterReporte- Feb 11 as an approval of his 1 100 in- speech waswas- Board 218 for onstrationonstratIon Use the Bomb in andand his prepared WithrWith the aid of fotirfourfo r proxiesproxies- course of actionaction- dent Center K- VietnamVietnam- readread by Dr Thomas L K Senate TuesdayTuesday- 9194 against the Student Impounded BooksBooks- Cor icer- SmullSmall Director of the WashWash-Washi-¬ 2 100 increase for th-the DeanD n SecuritySecurityOfficerSecurityOfficer-Officer night took farreachingfarfeaching actionaction- ¬ NASA Office of Grants-Grants The Threshers books are bebe- 196196tor196forfor 114111114-111- One local TV station vas-vasvfaaWasWa-vfaa- ingtoningtonngton on current speaker policypolicy- CampanileeCampanile The speech-speech the ing audited at the present timtimetime-tim- its- andand Contracts against rr- thatsthat evening to broadcast its ar 1 e m Forum chairmanchairma-chairman- ¬ p o I s- VV- 0 b l AndwhenaiuLwhenwtheireportsththgoreportsJrepons are reprep-rere- Stu- s NASAcuhieveyl- i- andwhen 50 forforthenthe Stu covcoverage of thetho +uwdersityit1 i ses88ses-88- traekracedAecenteri NASAcuhieveyl CharlesSingficIefendedf lg1 a d hishtspposiposi-i T33 increaseinctealle forthe RiceNASAc-RiceNASA-SA- ch fleiKl ceived further recommendarecommenda-¬ 350 fortor 141147117147-117-141- cuntyCantycurity officer moving amongamong- mentsvents and earlier RiceNARiceNASASA acquired-acquired dent Association 163 tionnch and in so doing will be used to draftdraft- ¬ cooperationcooperation-cooperationcooperation-cooperation- tions against-against tiiethe crowd taking names EviEvi- ooperation support from the SenateSenate- against Rice recentrecent-recen- ¬ partial amendments in the near futurefuture- being rere- ¬ S WW- Smull noted that of- A simple majority dently Dean of Students The ticklish que s t ion of the- lyty became the first universityuniversity- The question Osa Harris reported on the quired all proposed changeschanges- Higginbotham took to heart thethe- y finances was also exex- ¬ receive apap- ¬ Thresher SCEP activities foremost amongamong- pickets sign of Down WithWith- nin the country to pres- ¬ passed plored and Osa Harris pres was course evaluatio-evaluationevaluation- w ¬ design and build its which the 11 11 n U Everything and perhaps in provalprovalproval to on-on tJl Nom-Noma viv- ented a Student Committee surveysurveyansurveyaa compiled report ofof- SCEP rere-¬ Educational Policy departmental evaluations rere-¬ FondrenaFondreniFondren ClosesCloses- Pitzer On SpeakersSpeakers- port ceived from alumni He also-also AAUP Hears Less ControversialControversial- presented plans to conduct aa- passedpassed- SectionT- Two resolutions were similar evaluation among freshfresh-¬ Reserve Section submit aa- Considers Student Rights Statement instructing King to men and sophomores In orderorder- Library closedclosed- con- ¬ The Fondren the- speakers under con con- ¬ he statement on thethe- list of all help solve exam con ¬ Rice President K S PitzerPitzer- cludingeluding official to the Book section to stustu- talktalk- templation to University PresPres- troversy SCEP will continuecontinue- its Reserve discussed the current studentstudent- results of Dr Pitzers n newnew- is- K S Pitzer and Dean-Dean ¬ Monday beginning a closed- The Rice AAAAUPUP Chapter is idnetIdnet to aid freshmen in having concon- dents rights controversy at a closed an- of- ¬ Higginbotham and voicing an regulation of AAUP atat- currently formulating its posiposi-posi- fliflictingting exams rescheduledrescheduled- policy of stricter luncheon held by the Forum ComCom- ¬ TuesdayTuesday- tion on the AAUP draft statestate- ¬ opinion that the departmentdepartment- the RMC Grand HallUall autonomy in- Further PlansPlans- this on Faculty ResponsibilityResponsibility- mittee should have in ment King said he had receivedreceived- will be enen-¬ The President spoke in rere- ¬ Freedom ofof- selecting speakersspeakers- ReserveReservetdeadlinesdeadlinestdeadlines vill The for the Academic Dean Higginbo-Higginbo ¬ from thethe- King said that he had origin-origin ¬ approval from informing the coursecourse- sponse to an invitinvitationtion fron Students Thresher October ¬ forced by ¬ to schedule Point of OrOr- to clarify his severalseveral- ally intended to discuss indivi-indivi tham whowho- professors 22 ¬ of any student ¬ Americans for DemoDemo- instructor the UniversitysUniversitys- 22The containscontains- dual speakers as they were concon- der an statments on The draft statement So- ¬ more than fivefive- beenbeen- cratic ActionActionJohnJohn Birch So returns a book policy concerning the Forum-Forum sections which incorporate thethe- sidered and he had already on political extremextrem- ¬ late-late Committee and guest peakerspeakers-speakersspeakers- Forum- over the less controversialcontroversial- ciety panel minutes popositionition taken by the Forum ¬ Higgin-JIiggin-¬ ism and a panel of newly elect-elect nownoW-now- on campuscampus- Committee and other student-student speakersgpeakers with Dean HigginJIiggin Library assistants are that- ed college presidents and the SASA- Reserve-TIeserve- I d- against the BiceRiceBice-Rice- botham IleHe further stated that duty behind the ReserveTIeserve AAUPAAUP secretary GeraldGeraldO-G erae r a l d organizations however- on policies- he would regard President PitPit- president He had not however library hourshours- OGrady said the minutesminutes- administrations stated policies Desk during all Grady that to his let ¬ Continued on Page 9 students- ¬ speakers zers failure to reply out to students < pre on visiting to check books of ththqthe meeting are closed byby- Books must be requested the- name and by the number of the ¬ course for which they are re-re Rehearing Motion Denied Browsing in the Reserve-Reserve Attorneym mm m m Generalsm served Attornev enen-¬ filed appeal against thethe- I mine the appeal of this causecause- and that the trusteetrustees were an stacks is now forbiddenforbidden- By SUSAN BRIDGESBRIDGES- the-the raised therein on-on titled to a decision in their-their March judgment because ThresherThreeher Editorial Staff-StaffStaf- and the issues policy is in effecteffect- favor- attorneys for the intervenorsintervenors- The new ThefThe1hef1he Court of Civil AppealsAppeals- their meritsmerits- favor ReserveReserve- Following this opinion thethe- had advised that in theirtheir- Mrs Frances Carter morning dismissed a motionmotion- relieverelieve- this The appeal by intervenorsintervenors- de- ¬ General- explained to General-General Attorney GenerasGenerals Office dede- opinion the Attorney General Librarian by Texas Attorney John B Coffee and Val BillupsBillups- to- main circir- John clined to join Tinin the appealappeal- would not have to be a party toto- the librarians at the Waggoner Carr for a rehearingrehearing- on- confusingconfusing- was dismissed by the court on ¬ the- of a the- filed in June 1964 by interinter- the appeal in order for the culation desk of the intervenorsin rvenors appeal in the 4 on grounds that- of thethe-he- February the that venors Coffee an4aandiBillupsBillups ThisThis- Appellants to have a completecomplete- task and to halt abuses he RicentceBice Charter suitsuit- appellantsappella its no JusticiJustici-justici- ¬ system isis- thetha had appeal was dismissed by thethe- hearing on the merits of theirtheir- system The closed ¬ inhiiri thecase-the casecase- ¬ university libralibra- ThaThe decision stated that thethe- able interest thecase court on the grounds that thethe- appeal from the adverse judgjudg- used by most attribuattribu- ¬ AttornerAttorney General had no rightright- William K Wilde attorneyattorney- Attorney GeneralGeneraf wallwas the solesole- ment in the court belowbelow- ries Mrs Carter said toto- under the rules governinggovernmg propro-¬ for the intervenorsinterveMrs told thethe- representative ofor the publicpublic- The Attorney General furtherfurther- ting its adoption at Rice ReRe- ¬ cedure in appellateap el1ate courts toto- Thresher today that he willwil1 filefile- interest in this matterm tter SinceSince- explained that at the hearing o-onon- widespread misusesmisusell of the ¬ participatqparticipatepart1 lvat in the case on-on a motion tomorrow for a rere- his officehadoffice had not filed an apap-¬ thenth trustees motion for judgjudg- ¬ serve books especially in sneaksneak- th oror- appeal TheThd motion was deniedaenidenied-aeni- hearing of the appeal in thethe- peal the originatjlldgmentoriginal judgment waswas- ment in the original decisiondecision- ingIng books from thet e library the- alal- ¬ because CartCantCarr had failedfaited to file-filetiletile-filerfiler- CourtCou ofot CivilCiyil AppealAppealsAppeals-Appeal- allowed to stand-standndnd- the court was advised that thethe- holding them past the time the day- declined- General no obob-¬ ahate appealappeai withinwith I the ninety day The original dgmentjudgmentj in thethe- The courtcou reluctatlyreluctantly declined Attorney had lottedlotted- after thelhe original decisiondecision- consider merits oof thethe- jectionjectiontoto Rice University beingbeing- limit tasecase riawas rendered in March to the jection still be reservedreserved- juAgjuAg-g- ¬ reliefreUef soughtsought- Booksnooks may was handed downd last MarchMarch- 1964 Hawthorne Phillips-Phillips appeal according to the judgjujudg-g given some of the after felt- advance and the hours forfor- ¬ Tom ColeCole- therein although it was felt in pe- ¬ Attorney Gen-GenGen- ment by Justice F althouif ¬ The Attorney GeneralGenerals pe First Assistant Attoine I whic1i reserved reore-reo- < the proposedpr posed judgmentjudgment- whichwhicfrwhic1i they may be re was filed XondayMonday andand- eral for theth State of TexasTexas- manman- that tition petitionexplained o 1 scope and-andand-ndnd- main the same llrsMrs CarterCarter- Integra- ¬ ppetitiontitlon explainedXp1ained thatthat- went ttoo far in its nkedekedd that the court set asldasideaside-asld- stated thatlthat tuition andandntegraandntegra-integraintegra- The > ok en said t ¬ would greatly benefit Rice the Attorney Generalral had not effect Ii3ittiJ previous orderandorder and deterter tiondon 111-11111 tY THRESHINGITOUTiTHRESHINGITOUTIiTHRESHINGITOUT- WW- < HushHu1JhHugh RiceRic KellyellY EditorEditor- WRCIWRC11WRC Mentors Attack ChastityOplsChastity0pusChastity Opus THE RICE THRESHER b SirYourSir Your editorialeditorlkleditoril on openopen- ing to entertain women guestsguests- John Durham Associate EditrEditorEditr-EdiUrEdiU-EdiUr-Editor- house last week was definitelydefinitely- in your room But we want openopen- nF i Will positionposition- house need be without sexsex- rirj j unfair to Rices if First of all let me assert thatthat- and we dontdon appreciate youryyour-urur- C Jim Zumwalt News EditorEdito-Editor- I have not in the past and dodo- hindering our efforts to get itit- crtrI z not at present espouse the popo- ¬ RICHARD W KENNEMERKENNEMER66KENNEMER66-6666- I sition that utter communalcommunal- WRC Open House CommitteeCommittee- 6 Susan Bridges Copy Editor t celibacy Is a good olof01 puritanpuritan- ChairmanChairman- ethic Good ThingT1 ng nor do I inin- ¬ to tend in the futurefuture- Heidner Claims Open HouseHouse- I dont recall making anyany- Freedom HotNot Possibl-PossiblePossible- such statements to any ThreslThreshThresl-Thresh- ¬ er reporter to my mind thisthis- SirTheeSirTheSir The author of the editorialeditorial- I imputation verges on libel but II- on the Will Rice open househouse- e defflJ1t4tutUoItzate e zee eliteryeuiitiF- It4uIF-y- policy needs congratulatedcongratulated- 7 detttttfaatfottde a td t clltMeltd uiiti A4It4uIvy wouldnt want to make an issueissue- to be of on his definitive work It waswas- itWhatit you the most definitive article onon- Friday saw oneofone of the more depressingdepressing- carricarriedd bogus ban the bomb signs wanwan- ¬ What call the true rootsroots- riday journalism naivete I have yetyet- spectaclesspectacles we have witnessed on the RiceRice- tonly mocking at one timetfnie a dignifieddignified- of the problem lie basicallybasically- within the in loco parentis atat- ¬ encounteredencountered- campus years groundbreaking for- ceremony as peacepeace- in The for well as the serious titude ttowardward student conductconduct- The new wave of moralitymorality- the new Space Science Building was disdis- ¬ movement Such puerile activities broughtbrought- maintained by the universityuniversity- that the editorial implies hashas- rupted by what can only be called a gangggang-ng nothing but disgrace on the participantsparticipant-participants- and the involvement of the colco-col- swept away all the remnants ofof- of juvenile hooligans posing as pacifistspacifists- sofand besmirched the character of all RiceRice- kgeslkgesleges1eges with that attitudeattitude- Puritanism save the Dean thethe- In Loco Parentis- Administration and the WillWill- We see nothing wrong with demonstrademonstra- ¬ studentsstudents- Parentis It is obviously unrealistic toto- Rice College President willwin II- ¬ and picketing These provenproven- What is to be done such effloresefflores- ¬ tions are about expect the colleges to agreeagree- submit continue to fail in overover- weapons political action- cences e 1 Social- ¬ in all nonviolent action of Rices childish ementelement Social with this attitude as your ediedi- ¬ whelming the attitudes of cercer- movements An orderly nonviolent demdem- ¬ pressure we supposesuppose- torial seems to imply particuparticu- ¬ tain individualsindividuals- onstration at the groundbreaking infavorinfavor- But the means apparently conceived byby- larly since some other majormajor- Pick up almost any SundaySunday- ¬ Supplement and consider thethe- of such an authentic local issue asas- the Dean of Students who was termedtermed- league universities havahave dropdrop- ¬ myriad of in anan- ¬ ped the in loco parentis attiatti- articles written free speech would have been both approappro- innocently we expect a University secursecur-¬ tude and adopted one based onon- attempt to turn back thisthis- priate and effective in dramatizingdzamatizing suchsuch- by local ity officer a TV station scarcelyscarcely- a total personal educationeducation- wave If the old morality isis- a causecause- exceeded the level of the demonstrator-demonstratorsdemonstrators- The first half of the speechspeech- anachronistic it will die underunder- sheBut Fridays socalled demonstrators he accosted from which my comments werewere- the continued pressure of newnew- lifted was based on the articlearticle- thinkers and new ideas We maymay- Must the Colleges Police SexSex- very well pay too dear a priceprice- by John T Rule former DeanDean- if we wait for the onestrokeonestroke- dew c cued CZ 6c Q GCl-GCl2 lItetleamm t totk dce44Jltltf ad C ll a tt 4e4eI- of Students at MIT AtlanticAtlantic- annihilation of this moralitymorality- Z April 1964 But sinresince the basicbasic- My question is this WhyWhy- to- should we endure the presentpresent- Its2Its funny how euphemisms like inin- ¬ nam as anything resembling a farsightedfarsighted- attitude seems unlikely to ts change soon we have chosen toto- monastic system until that glorglor- ¬ volvement in place of interventionintervention- or consistent policy we would like to seesee- work within as best we cancan- ious time when we rise fullfunfull-fun- ¬ slipslip- cases- it as with our presence in VietnamslipVietnam his cases as a matter of expediencyexpediency- blown in our new morality toto- virtually unnoticed into common parlanceparlance- Korea should have proved that the USUS- IroncladIroncJad GuaranteeGuarantee- wrest the control of universityuniversity- WeVe even call our annual armamentsarmaments- cannot defeat the Red Chinese horde in aa- You mention an ironcladironclad- life away from the Dean T= NotNot- ¬ everyone agrees your newnew- budget the defense budgetbudgetLbudget- conventional war Then as now the ChiChi- ¬ guarantee that no sexual interinter- to is- morality but almost everyoneeveryone- We are the good guys let there be nono- nese can scarcely be expected to allowallow-allpwallpw- course shall take place tthisis is a patent absurdity and everyevery- ¬ dislikes the monasticism imim- ¬ doubtd ubt And when we play Big Stick in thethe- their ally to be crushed byUSby US forcesforces-forcesJ- body knows it Any student resiresi- ¬ posed by the present systemsystem- ondocksKboondocksJK > of SE Asia the word is inin- ¬ but American policy apparently discountsdiscounts- dence with the ease of entranceentrance- You present an extremely badbad- volvementvolvement- the probability of Chinese volunteersvolunteers- found in the collegescolIeges could notnot- asecasease when jouyou openlyp iiiy castigatecastigate- The US word game on mericanAmerican adad- ¬ joiningjofning a hardpressed North Vietnam IsIs- be rigidly policed no matter howhow- any open house policy whichwhich- does not clamor for sexual interinter- ¬ venturism in the Far East is a game inin- the US then morally or strategically prepre-¬ puritanical ones attitudeattitude- course in the mens colleges EnEn- ¬ can- to All we are proposing is thatthat- more senses than one For if anyone can pared mount a nuclear offensive againstagainst- of- the prepresentnt regulations governgovern- ¬ gaging substantial issues of regard offensive ¬ China the latest US in Viet ing open house and the closedclosed- principle and right is an inin- ¬ househous rule section 3 of thethe- teresting philosophical enterenter- ¬ Rules of Residence can be enen- ¬ prise but if we truly dislike ourour- forced with something like thethe- present system why not recogrecog- ¬ tfuit t at 4le4fddJle4le4fddJle- effectiveness of the academicacademic- nize that we cannot soon eses-¬ honor system and that there isis- tablish a sexual ShangriLaShangriLa- Last weekweeks action by the Editor of thethe- pocket an honestifhonest if somewhat illgotillgot- therefore no reason not to havehave- within the context of the societysociety- in which Rice itselfTitselfT-itself- exposing habits- profitprofit- regular and frequent openopen- finds itself Thresher in the business habits Let us instead support thethe- The philosophy involved is similar toto- houseshouses- of the Thresher business staff has beenbeen- Our recentlyelectedrecently lected OpenOpen- Will Rice policy as a substansubstan-¬ that of the Detroit automakers eg dontdont- tial insisting on concon- ¬ widelyWI deIy mlsmmisinterpretedterpre ted as graftgra pocketpocpocket-kee- t House Committee will presentpresent- basis for ft on- 1T1 make a quality automobileautom6blle and sell it on their proposal soon and we willwill- tinuing student responsibilityresponsibiJityresponsibility-responsibiJity- liningI mmg andan d thethe lklikeI Whatuat ththisIS provesproves- its merits but rather cheapen your prodprod- ¬ welcome your commentscomments- RICK HEIDNERHEIDNER- 1 further more ththanan any ththingmg isIS thattha t mostmos t peoppeoplepeople-e Will Rice 6666- uctuct andand makemake Yyour0U r profitpro I on SIpSslipshodslipshod-I h00- d when you are somewhat betterbetter- simply will not read what is placed beforebefore- ft informed on the- auautostos ThThee ThresherThresher businessbusmess staffsStaffs nevernever- informed thIthe facts of the theirth eyeseyes- matter Dies SlamsSlams- elr proved willing to putut out toto- the effort TOM SCHUNIORSCHUNIOR- All Or Nothing Editori-EditorialEditorial- reempha- really qualityquaHty and- The Editor emphasized and reempha finance a Thresher and Will Rice PresidentPresiden- SirInalSirInSir In an entirely bafflingbaffling- sized at the time that there were no moralmoral- triedsuccessfullyfortried successfully for years to bilk theirtheir- editorial last week you firstfirst- questions involved in the actions of thethe- editors into diluting their product by concon- ¬ KennemertKennemer ChallengesChallenges- congratulated the Will RiceRice- Open House plan> lan on its clarityclarity- business staff of the paper What thethe- cealingceating what profits did existexist- Open House Editorial- J EditorialEditoria- in expressing real issuesissues- Business lIanagersManagers have been doing forfor- Those concerned with sin may chalk upup- the Sir After reading your editoreditor- ¬ and then urged that it be withwith- ¬ many none- SirAfterlSirAfter years is simply to conceal the ThresherThresher- sins against candor but none ial entitled Chastity privateprivate- drawn to contemplate a frontalfrontal- profits until the end of the year whe-when against the integrity of last semesterssemesters- public and Regulated one cancan- assault on the true roots of thethe- itsItsnits too late to spend a surplus and then business manager Mr Derkacz only infer that you are opposedopposed- present problemproblem- to any open house during whichwhich- These rootsTOOts it seems areare- you are required to curb youryour- somehow involved with the rere- ¬ sexual impulsesimpulses- placement of the old hypocrisyhypocrisy- 7aatcoeedte4 1f2U eJ 77luU4 et4e ra ad-cuedcued- At Will Rice we have decideddecided- with the new moralitymorality- 9 ad that our primary goalgoo Jss toto- Sir I urge you to contemplatecontemplate- be able to entertain our datesdates- the position of the dean of aa- We note with pleasure not unmixedunmixed- phalanx strikes us as even a few gradagrada- ¬ at home with the advantagesadvantages- school in the heartheaI1 of the gogoodgood-go- chagrin eruption of letlet-¬ tions more absurd-bsurd- with this weeks bsurdabsurd of spontaneity informality andand- old Puritan Baptist South aa- ters to the editor from WRC in protestprotest- If anyone wants an Thresher andand- privacy whichwllich thllthis entails AsAaAs-Aa- school whose studentsst1dents hawhave inin- against the Threshers editorial on OpeniOpelllOpensOpeni- cant find one stop by theth desk at thethe- majorajmajora pajor part of this goalgoa1 wewe- the pastaSt demonstrateddemonstratedtoto hishis- House last week Pleasure since it givesgives- main entrance of Fondren Library WeWe- require more open house hourshours- satisfaction that they lack thethe- on daily pf the- sophisticationaophistication carry- usps an opportunity to see how they rationration- ¬ have arranged to have a large supply ofof- a basis instead the tact and to carry present policy of special ococ- off an open house situation ofotof-ot- alize begging the Dean to turn overadover adad- ¬ them there all weekweek- oasioncasloncasion hourshours- the Ivy LeagueLgaguegue type with rere-¬ ministration of his policy to the CollegeCollege- Readers who have become fond ofof- SinceSi it appears that the onlyonly- apecttospect to the new moralitymorality- while affirming his principle thatthat- Charles Demitzs writingswritingsinin the ThresherThresher- way to get these hours isla toto- For likeUke it or no Rice IfI ItlItl-l1l-1- chastity is everybody elses businessbusiness- Cathartic Digest and notice his abab-¬ aagree to prevent violations suchsuch- wayskways going to have a mothmothermother-rr- While we appreciate rather acutely thethe- sence from theth paper this week we offeroffer- as thoseU10se which ended the origorlgorig-orlg-¬ protectorsin3pTotectorsinsproteotorS1n againstagaiiist chastity-chastitychaetltycheetitychaetlty-cheetity- lnal1iberalinal liberal open house hours wewe- Dean and likflike or noInoono hebe 1sIs-1s- potential absurdity of our standing unconuncon- ¬ the same explanation hefoisted JponUpon usus- it Is weaTeore preparedplepered to dosodoeodoso-doeo- going to have to approvapprove of anyany- ditionallyditiona11y on the sound principles of aa- towit I finked out SSocialSScfalcial pressure isis- If you personallyper onally are opop-¬ open househou e plan which iaieIs tto bebe- society as- only problem- free in concrete policypollcy as well as the answer toJo the Demitz problem posedpo ed tto open homehoueehouse withoutflhout sexsex-eXeX- effectedeffected- room theory the attempts of the WRC lettersJetters his room number iss 233iianssen2332331Ifaasaenn n College tbenthenttMn youOu JDYmay protest by Maerofsswfcw 0eDtiJwMOestimaod anOftOR PapPagPage SS- w TTHER E RICEII ICE TTHRESHERII E S R Ell FEBRUARYP E II U A II Y 18 191965PAGE196Up5 P AGEA G 2 I The war in Vietnam whos free DrBy EDWIN T BURTONDURTONDURTON-BURTON- States the Saigon governmentgovernme-government- gotiatuiggotiatmggotiating a settlement in SouthSouth- estimate thetine mountamount of aid thatthat- unpopularity of the Saigon govgov- ¬ > MrBalWnMrBurtenHr > Burton WieWittWleu u1401 1> nrrentltnrrentlt-currentlycurrently-currentcurrent- hhasnths little apparent control overover- Vietnam when the Viet CongCong- the Viet Cong has received fromfrom- ernmeeriunenternmentt Failure to correct thisthis- prepripreparinrpreparing foror a Muter DerrDelTDegree Inin-In- prepri South VietnamVietnam- appeaTSappears to be nearing virtualvirtual- thesethese two countries ContrastContrast- situation is theilhe1Jhe single most outout- ¬ etnomleeonomicenoml at RlcRIcRICO ManldlnManUlnManUm eoariTeoariTt-coarteoorteyeoortey-yy- Even in-¬ control over Viet-¬ in- hothetho BtonBoutonHouston ChronlclChronleUChronlcio and Pnbl1aPnbl1-PublishPublish-FnblUhFnblUh- American military in all of South Viet the role of the United States in standing failure of American-American orenrtan NpperJINewspaperw pap r 87bkteEd87bkteEdA-ByndlcateEdSjndlcatcByndlcateEd-EJEJ- stallations as the past twotwo- nam not immediately occupiedoccupied- the Saigon defense with the roleTolerole-Tole- policy in Vietnam since the bebe- ¬ mericaalAmericanAmericaal involvement in VietViet-¬ weeks have demonstrated areare- by American troopstroops- of the Chinese or North VietViet-Viett- gginningnning of difficulties with thethe- nam in the early weeks of FebFeb- ¬ not always free from the threatthreat- Would such a settlementsettlement- rebels Each year has inin- ¬ ruary of thisthia year is consistentconsistent- of the Viet Cong Thus withwith- be acceptable to the VietViet- creased the alienation ofof- in only one sense it has concon- ¬ out adding to the stability thethe- Cong even if the ChineseChinese- great blocs of VietnaVietna- ¬ of rv the tinued the mistakes of the pastpast- Saigon reglmesregimes American eses- ¬ and North VietnameseVietnamese- r mese populatiopopulation
composers centennial fifty feet from the farthestfarthest- i featuredfeatured- thing less than superlativesuperlative- It iss no secret that the SaigonSaigon- defend a governmentgoyernment that hashas- Violin Concerto and the- point in the audience he doesdoes- his the developed only after the interinter- ¬ audiencehe government has been and isjg nownow- proven oppressive corrupt andand- Symphony No 5 excellent rere- ¬ You cannot even helrhear himhim- No5 mission during the orchestrasorchestras- losing to the Viet CongCOJlg at aa- inept and moreover can comcom- ¬ presentative selections ManyMany- And now worst of all thesethese- version of the Fifth SymphonySymphony- rapid pace Even the AdminisAdminis- ¬ mand not even the minimal supsup- ¬ critics consider Barbirollis recrec- ¬ And I do mean the orchestrasorchestras- sins perhaps the play is nono- tration is hard pressed to denydeny- port of its populationpopulation- Symphony- good can- ording of the Fifth Symphony since Sir John just didnt seemseem- damn as a play If you can this situation The hardihard coldcold- China InvolvedInvolved- Halle the- imagine with his Orchestra the to be in control For the mostmost- a watered down versionversion- fact which the AdministrationAdministration- On the other hand shouldshould- best available The soloist thethe- part it played with a lethargiclethargic- of Combat with no actualactual- has tried to brush lightly underunder- America seize the opportunity toto- fabled Zino Francescatti hadnt- shooting stage toto- hadnt unresponsiveness strange eveneven- on stag and full the rug is that the Saigon govgov- ¬ engage Red China in an alloutallout- broken any bones other- unlike other to the Houston orchestraorchestra- overbrimming with uchsuch clichescliches- ernment is tragically lackinglacking- war at this time assuming suchsuch- recent soloists and a diddid- actually quiet- I tually Exhausted DirectorDirector- as I dont like it its too quiet even minimal popular supportsupport- a war iss inevitable When oneone- appear to playpl Y the difficult ConCon- ¬ The strings were repeatedlyrepeatedly- out there Then this is TheThe- Much of the popular strengthstrength- ponders the size of effort dicdic- certocarto in D MinorMinor- 4 muddy in trtremolomolo passages andand- Sound of Hunting ofDf the Viet Cong rests upon the Continued on Page 7 In the opening PohJolas-PohjolasPohjolas- the basses rattled annoyinglyannoyingly- Daughter the strings broughtbrought- again and again in one legthylegthy- qualities Me- out one of the thatthat- fortissimo 0Onlyn 1 y occaslonalyoccasionalyoccaslonaly-occasionaly- l Me makes the concert hall performperform- ¬ could Sir John evoke the grandgrand- ance so superior to even thethe- 4e style for whichWhl h he was beggingbegging- ss- best recording of a familiarfamiliar- ByDy the end of this very disdis- ¬ No equipment can- a work stereo can appointing performanperformancee SirSir- I capture the rasping attacks oror- John was exhausted probablyprobably- Your NeighborNeighbor- sheer visual excitement ofof- at trying to impart some of hishis- agitated stringsstrings- in the VillageVillag-Village- feeling to the recalcitrant oror-¬ M Villa- Poor TuningTuning- chestrachestra- The followingfonowing concertoconoerto rewalrevealrewal-revea-reveale- ¬ e o ee- eIf 7tAMRSOTYAMRSOTYA-OW f3 O 1l11l1- edoneedledoned1ed1 one of thetOO dvantagesdisadvantagesd1s ofof- The Erick Hawkins BalletDalletBallet-Dallet- geUIf the oncertconcert ersusversus the recordedrecorded- presentation Monday eveningevening- WotJA- performance U WotJ performanperformancee Even the greatestgreatest- February 22 at 815 in HamHam- You andand- of artists runs into physicalphysiphysical-alal- man HallJIaII should be requiredrequired- NDAND LOAN ASSOCIATIONASSOCIATIONH- difficulties with instrument-Instrument- attendance 0 his instrument This wellknownwellknown- HornornHomeome Offlc2500Offlce2500Office2500 Dunstan In1ft tbtthe WageHoustonVlllageJHoustonVillageHouston Zino being ¬ Blvd- Zino no exception DurDur- modernmoderpmodergl dance gr9UPgroup is interinter-Inter- ¬ University Branch 5225 BellalreBellaireBeJlalre Blvd Branch 204 N Main ConrOConroaConroeConroa-ConrO-Conroe- ing the entire firsttirst movementmovement-movemen- esting not only to those whowho- tZinoZ I n o0 unfortunatelyunfo lInatel hhadt-a1 dd- appreciate balletb llet but also toto- Zino had LliUnLlotListen Utto Ries SouthweitSouthwest < keeping RltRlr Soatht CnferenConftrtntCnfere-Conference< roubletrouble his violinviviolint-v i 0o UnUn-I riri- those interestedinteres d in avantgardeavantavantgarde-gardegarde- DtbUnDtbUDaaketbailBaikctbaU CtmtGameC onOft KFRCXPRCXPRC- 93-930J-JO unedtunedtun d an fact which marred music THE0THETOTHEE RICEIUCEn ICE TIIRESHERTHRESHERT II n E SHE R FEBRUARYF E B R U A R Y 181 8 1985PAGE1 9 6 5P5 P AGEA G E 3 Stanford Dean QuitsQ uits In Sex SformStorm THE GIEENERGREENERn GRASSGRASS- Y7 A lj dd- By PAT BRYANBRYAN- The reports represented DeanDean- ThereportThe jeporteport requestrequestedd a c1arclaraclara-c1ar- U CollegesSColiegesS Tech Checks DBouncenee ThresherThresber Editorial SUltStallStaffSUlt-Stall-Staff- Allen as trying to set up anan- fication of the relationship bebe- ¬ Dr Lucile A Allen StanfordStanford- espionage system under whichwhich- tween the two suggestingluggesting thatthat- Texas The UT PanhellenicPanhellenic-PanheUenicPanheUenic- Three years ago the adminisadminis- ¬ Council has offered associate- tration introduced rules tybyEb-ty-by-Eby Dean of Women has resignedresigned- members of the Womens CounCoun- ¬ an administrator should be nono- associate membership to two NegroNegro- whichywhich each hot check wouldwowould-ldld- in a controversy over a reportreport- cil would take note in theirtheir- longer disciplinarian but onlyonly- the sororities 0Il campus assoasso- ¬ call for a 2 penalty and expulexpul- ¬ charging her with accusingaccusing- English classes on anything obob- ¬ counselorcounselor- on As ciate members the Negro sororsoror- ¬ sion of any studentudE1Ilt giving threethree- freshmen English professors ofof- jectionable they heardheard- Dr AlIAllenn denies the chargescharges- ities Alpha Kappa and DeltaDelta- bad checkscl1ecks during one fiscalfiscal- sexually rousingarousing their studentsstudents- theythey- declared in the report SheShe- She requested that SigmaStgma Theta may participate inin- PURGE DAMESDAMES- by purposefully emphasizingemphasizing- name thethe- said I1 believe the studentsstudents- witewritewri down the of PanhellemcPanhellenic voting privilegesprivileges- Texas A RepresentalIRepresentalIRepresenta-MRepresentaMRepresentat-M Representa- ¬ erotic content of literatureliterature- of- have tried tobeto18to be honest in theirtheir-ir- teacher and the substance of ir but will not be allowed to holdhold- theivetive E M Edwards of PattonPatton- The report written by twotwo- report chargcharg-¬ attempts to reconstruct disdis- ¬ his remarks the chairmanshipschairmanship9 or to help legislegis- ¬ ville class of 49 introduced aa- chairmen MensMens- ba-bl- cussions which occurred moremore- former of the es The materialma t rial was to blba late rush rulesrules- bill into the Texas House ofof- and Councils was pubpub- to of- nine months ago II- Womens turned verover to the president of than but In December the UT InterInter- Representatives February 1010- 1 Daily in- ¬ believe interpretainterpretat- ¬ lished by the Stanford in the university who would hanhan- also their fraternity Council had rejectedrejected- asking that AM be returnedreturned- attempt to curb tide of- tions are inaccurateinaccurate- an the of dle the situation himselfTiimself oror- ions the idea of inviting Negro soso- to an allmale military instituinstitu- ¬ mounting campus rumors- of- ¬ rumors submit it to senior members of The reconstruction of the disdis- roritiesroritieSroritie3 and fraternities to parpar- ¬ tion Female students havehave- Dealing with problems bebe- ¬ the department who would reprep-¬ cussion betweenDean Allen andand- ticipate in the annual campuscampus- been admitted on a limited basisbasis- tween andand- the administration rimand their colleaguescolleagues- the members of the WomensWomens- SingSongSing Song although the PanPan- ¬ since April 196-1963 the Student JudiciaTJJudiciary CouncilCouncil- Dr Allen promised that thethe- Council was drawn from aa- hellenic Council had favored thethe- PREFER3PREFER CIPHERSCIPHERS- the report reconstructed a disdis- ¬ informants names would bebe- statement signed and presentpresent- ¬ proposal Dartmouth Chairman of thethe- cussion between Miss Allen andand- EnglishEngl kept confidential so that theirtheir- ed to the sh DepartmentDepartment- REJECT FOODFOOD- Undergraduate Academic ComCom- ¬ CounCoun- ¬ ¬ members of the Womens professors would nnerneTernever discovdiscov- by three witnesses to the disdis- North Carolina WeslayanWeslayan- mittee announced that only 305305- ciil er the source of informationinformation- cussion Since the publicationpublication- The this small- per cent of the student body supsup- ¬ lI cafeteria at small them- report stu- ¬ Suggests SeductionSeduction- used against them of the four other stu North Carolina college was thethe- ported the proposed threepointthreepoint- to conversa- ¬ When skedasked if such tacticstactics- dent witnessesvHtnesses the conversa scene of A total boycott of cafecafe- ¬ system with grades of HonorHonor- The sugsug-¬ ¬ Dean supposedly were not a violation of academacadem- ¬ tion have issued statements concon- teria food Students proceededproceeded- Satisfactory and Warning TheThe- gested to the Council that thethe- replied- accuracy re-¬ ¬ ic freedom the Dean replied firming the of the re through the serving line heapheap- ¬ fivepoint system won the supsup- professors seducing fe-¬ were fe that the professors in questionquestion- port ing their plates with food thenthen- port of 514 while 181 werewere- deliberately-ly- male StudentsIStudents by deliberatdeliberatelydeliberately-ly had abused their right to suchsuch- marched directly to the garbagegarbage- in favor of a numerical 01000100- concentrating on the sexual asas- ¬ a privilegeprivilege- Absurd Allegations-Allegations crew to whom they delivered thethtethe-thte- gradinggrading- pects of literature and had in atat- teep- The report further statedstated- steaming hot meals After aa- The Academic CommitteeComCommitteep-m i t tee case reduced student- ProfessorProfesilor Thomas Moser exex- ¬ least one a student Dean Allen as well as severalseveral- few speeches were made andand- ointedpointed out that a breakdown ofof- to something a- ecutive headhell < l of the EnglishEnglish- no better than a former deans had demonstratdemonstrat-de onstratonstrat- ¬ two German Shepherd puppiespuppies- the responses showed that sensen- ¬ streetwalkerstreetwalker- Department labels any allegaallega- ed their misunderstanding ofof- were refused service the stustu- ¬ iors were most in favor of thethe- have-roverove- gions of sexual misconductmisconooct inin- The professors allegedly have the student judiciary in atat- dent group disbanded leavingleaving- numerical grading with thethe- exercised such control overover- the department as absurdabsurd- ¬ emptsjtemptstemptsempts to control its politicspolitics- the definite impression that stustu- ¬ support for such a system risris- Reacting to publicpublic- their students by virtue of theirtheir- and to use the various CouncilsCouncils- the first dents had been displeased withwith- ing from freshman to seniorsenior- power airing report the stustu- ¬ grading pow- as part of their administrativeadministrative- of the meals of latelate- Students accustomed to rere-¬ government emergencyemergency- staff dent in PREXMASPREXIIASPREX11IAS FINALS NONO- ceiving higher grades and thosethose- asas- ¬ session passed a resolution Duke University officialsofficials- at the bottom of the grade scalescale- erWill INNEEM-INNEEMEN serting the student govgov- ¬ Will RiceRiceStudenfRiceStudentRiceStudenf-RiceStudent-StudentStudent- that announced that the proposedproposed- tended to favor the currentcurrent- TheENThe Honor Council has- ernment shallshaH have sole jurisjuris- has plan to shorten the fall semessemes- ¬ fivepoint system It was thosethose- of- over affairsaffairs- Put Off CampusCampus- found a student guilty of dicitondielton student ter ending finals before thethe- students in the middle rangerange- examina- ¬ conduct- cheating on a final examina and conduct Christmas vacation will not gogo- presumably feeling cheated outout- tion and recommended the- The executive committee ofof- has the into effect as expected ProPro- ¬ ofof a higher mark who favoredfavored- By College CourtCourtT- of- ¬ following penalties loss of the Academic Council StanStan- ponents of the plan had pointedpointed- the new threepoint systemsystem- heThe Will Rice College CourtCourt- credit in the course concernconcern- ¬ fords top faculty group namnam- ¬ out that in at least onecollegeoneonecollege-collegecollege- PROMISCUITY A MYTHMYTH- where-here- investigatory-ryry- ruled last Wednesday that aa- ed and in all courses herewhere ed a threeman investigatinvestigatory which adopted such a calendarcalendar- Stanford Sexual permisspermiss-permissi- ¬ college member who hadJ1ad accusedaccused- the examination was takentaken-taKen- committe to interviewipterview all peopeo- ¬ changchange academic failures hadhad- ivenessivenesSveness1iveness1 is not as widespread asas- himself of open houseTiousenouse violations-violations subsequently suspension fromfrom- ple involved in the contr9versycontr9versy-controversycontroversy- been reduced by 4040- popularly believed a StanfordStanford- University fal-fall- will- must moemove off campus andand- the until the fall The report when made will Opponents arguedargu d that in simsim-sunsun-¬ University researcher reportsreports- w b- ¬ would1d Jbea arredbarredparred fronfromanyfrqrn any fufu- ¬ of966lof966of1966of 1966 and inability to transtrans- be turned overtoover to the executiveexecutive- ilarlIar situations ThanksgivingThanksgiving-Thanksgivingh- MernMervin FrFreedmane< t an AssisbntAssistantAssisbnt-Assistant- ture restreresidenceence In thetho CollegeCollege- fer for Rice credit any workwork- committee lldand a copy sent toto- olidays1holidaysholidays1 had been cut to oneone- Dean of Undergraduate EducaEduca- ¬ Presidente- The defendants statementstatement- taken at other institutionsinstitutions- Stanford Psidentr WallaceWallace- day that many professors in anan- tion has publishdpublished a studystudy- read I hereby accuse myselfmyself- during the period of suspensuspen- ¬ Sterling The committee and thethe- attempt to relieve the semestersemester- based on interviews with 4949- been- e- of violation of the rules of resiresi- ¬ sion This sentence has been administration will decidedecidew-d e c ideide-i d e end congestion had papers duedue- students at an Eastern womenswomens- approved reportreport- thou- ¬ dence On several occasion therethere- approed hetherwhether to make the after finals and Christmas vacavaca- ¬ college and tests given to thou finds- were girls in my room in mymy- public tion and that the joys of ChristChrist- ¬ sand of other students He finds preencepresencepreence-presence- mas dinners and parties hadhad- that threefourths of AmericasAmericas- TheTbe accusation was read thethe- PUNISHMENT been dulled by the pressure ofof- unmarried college women areare- DEBATE CAPITAL PUNISHME- ¬ righrsrtghtsrights of the accused were rere- ¬ studying for final exams to bebe- virgins and that premarital inin- viewed and the plea of guiltyguilty- given before the holidaysholidays- tercourse is usually limited toto- was receivedreeehoed Testimony was-Wa-waswas- NTMay Kill The Duke administration feltfelt- future spouses Freedman statesstates- taentaienstaentaKen from the aaccusedcused and thethe- May The State that the proposal created tootoo- that the American college stustu- ¬ + session- patpat- ¬ courcourt went into closed session Last year Texas carridcarried outout- ital punishment would be itsits- many problems that could notnot- dent has evolved a certain The court stated that the dede- ¬ twenty percent of the nationsnations- value as a deterrent SilberSilber- be resolvedresolved- tern of sexual behavior petpet-¬ ¬ among engagedengaged- fendant was to move off camcam- llgallegal executions That capitalcapital- enumerated cases in which thethe- HOT CHECKS ABOUNDABOUND- ting intercourse pus by no 6 MonMon- ¬ marriage later than am punishment be abolished in TexTex-¬ incidence of homicide remainedremained- Texas Tech Tech studentsstudents- couples and early day 1965 to- February 15 and to adminis- ¬ 00- as was debated by Harris CounCoun- ¬ constant or decreased when capcap-¬ gave hot checks to the adminis be from residence in thethe- I barred ty District Attorney Frank BrisBris- ital punishment was abolishedabolished- tration amounting to more than Hermann Prof BldgBldg- C ollege for the remainder of hishis- 10000 during registration per- ¬ coe and Chairman of the UniUni-¬ According to Silber the raterate- per BARBER SHOPSHOP- career at RiceRice- ¬ iod Lubbock businessmen saysay- versity of Texas Philosophy DeDe- ¬ of homicide in the states with-withWith- Your barber acrossacross- The court also recommendedrecommended- they have Tech stu-¬ partment John R Silber atat- out capital punishment has beenbeen- regularly stu Main StreetStreet- that he be placed on UniversityUniversity- ¬ dents checks marked- Will Rice College last ThursdayThursday- half that of the states with capcap- dents returned marked ALL HAIR CUTS 175175- disciplinary probation for thethe- ital punishment over the lastlast- insufficient funds but rarerare-¬ ¬ OPEN ON MONDAYMONDAY- durationduratIon of the spring semester Silber speaking forfC1l the afaf- ly collectingcollecting- thirtyfive yearsyears-years- have difficulty in 6419 Main 1965 extent of- firmathefirmative opened by contendingcontending- JA 25311 and for theihe full of Briscoe relied less on statisstatis- ¬ them 196566- the burden ofuf proof restedrested- the fallfaU semester 196566 that tics and spoke from hishi experexper- ¬ Woo desires to upholduphold- The courts proceedings willwill- on anyone who ience as a prosecutor He statedstated- nnnnnHnnnnnH- ColCol-¬ right of the state to taketake- be discussed at a Will Rice the that the growing crime rate hashas- Engineering OpportunitiesOpportunities- to- ¬ Anticipating that prinprin- ¬ lege meeting after supper to life the placd us in the midst of a realreal- cipal argument justifying cap ¬ nightnIght crisis To do away with anyany- With runklineTrunklineT Gas CompanyCompanyIn- deterrent is to hinder the concon- ¬ trol of this crisiscrisis- Players Schedule Five OneActs Briscoes statement that thethe- sentenced onlyonly- In- The Rice Players have schedsched- ¬ ented on March 6 and 7 JohnJohn- state a man terviewsInterviews for June 9651965 eraduatesgraduates inin- Wonder- when he had made a consciousconscious- JJ- uled five student directed oneone- Epstein will direct Wonder Mechanical Engineering Civil EngineeringEngineering- act plays including GeorgeGeorge- Hat with Cling Goodson asI1-I1Sas- election to commit a crime ledled- ¬ JJ- be on- Buchners Leonce and LenaLena- PierotSPierot and Shirley Longacre asas-As- to a discussiondiscus fon of the psycholpsychol- and Electrical Engineering will Midheld on and JeanPaul Sartres NoNo- ColumbineColumbine- ogy of murder Silber claimedclaimed- Friday FebruaryFelJfuary 26 96519651965-965- ExitExit- Joe Parsons is the director ofof- that murderJnurder isfir almost neverneyer aa- Beverly Wehking will directdirect- The Public Eye Gretchin VikVik- rationallyrationa1ly comiderconsideredd act andand- Trunkline 6asGasGras Company is a growing natural gasgas- pointed of- Leonce and Lena with MikeMike- plays Belinda Tom Demetrician-DemetricianDemetriclanDemetriclan- pointed out that over half of transmission company offering opportunities for- people tornmlttingCommitting for Cooper as Leonce and CarolynCarolyn- plays Charles and Dr JohnJohn- the murdermurder- engineers in the design of compressor stations andand- is-fs-Is- either commit suicide or laterlater- Porter as Lena No Exit isfs FairishParrishP rrish has the part of JulianJulian- commi pipeline facilities in equipment testing in develop-develop ¬ under the direction of RogerRoger- Crawling Arnold is underunder- go insaneinaaneinsane-inaane- ment of prototype equipment and in economic andand- Glade with Bill Seward as GarGar- the direction of Doug Peel withwitwith-wit- In his final statement SilberSilber- feasibility studiesstudies- cincia Beverly Hutchison as EsEs- Bob Sculley as BarryDarry JennyJenny- suggestedthatsuggested that the use of capitalcapital- Positions are open in the headquarters office at telle and Tracy Clark as InezInez- Baird as Grace ThornThom ScrutchinScrutchlnScrutchin-Scrutchln- punishmentpunish nt as a formfonn of socialeocialsocial-eocial- 3000 Bissonnet in Houston Texas AppointmentsAppointments- Both these plays will be prespres- ¬ as Arnold and LYrlLynl Yeager asas- retribution might philosophbephilasophbebephilasophi-philosoph-philO9 hh- ¬ should be made through your lacementPlacement OfficeOffic- ented March 4 and 55- lissMissliss SympathySympathy- callyicallyleally justifiable but in pracpraeprac-prae- ¬ Goodman Hechts The WonWon- ¬ Tickets go on sale Mondayrrond y inin-In- tice juries recrecommendmmend the deathdeath- TRUNKLINEeTRUNKLINE GAS COMPA-COMPANYCOMPANYH-COMPANYII- der lIatHat Peter SchaffersSchalfers TheThe- the RMC Student tickets are sentence only in cases wherewwhere-rere- Public Eye and Jules FeiflersFeifferaFeiflers-FeiffergFeiffera-Feifferg- 1100100 for oneon nights shows they are unable to understandunderstand- i OUSTONTEXSIIOUSTONTEXSOUSTONI10USTONTEXASHOUSTON TEXAS ¬ r NYi Crawling Arnold will be pesppreses 150 for both nights thelhe motivations Involved A C H R E B R U A R Y 1 8 1 9 6 5 P 4 THE RICER E THRESHERT RES II E FEBRUARYF 18 1965PAGE196 5P AGE J I i Rice- Goodnight sweet ladies fromfrom- since form is the arousal andand- selfexpression and communicacommunica- ¬ BrkeBurke At Rice the mad scene in HamletHamlet- fulfillment of expectation AlsoAlso- tion or as Burke writes inin- I we would be pretty surprised if- The Philosophy of LiteraryLiterary- The most important divisiondivision- if the form element in our liveslives- Form of dream and praypray- ¬ The Psychology of Literary FormForm9 of form to Burke is repetitionrepetition- were violated eg the bookbook- er but Burke admits thatthat- falls intointo- which he sees as the basis ofof- By DANIEL ALBRIGHTALBRIGHT-ALBRIGHTT- Progressive form stayed hanging in airair- he has a penchant for makingmaking- ReporterReporte- literary selfconsistency ToTo- hresherfcresherTbreIberThresherTfcresher Staff two categories the first is thethe- Burke ended the lecture withwith- triads and he adds a thirdthird- rThatThat the name of KennethKenneth- illustrate the importance of rere-¬ carryingout of the inevitableinevitable- a discussion of the poetic propro- ¬ factor consummation ConsumConsum- ¬ Burke is most often mentionedmentioned- petition he gave as an exampleexample- the conclusions ofof- cess itself A usual way of dede- ¬ mation callscaUs for the poet toto- alongside Coleridge and ArisAris- ¬ stepbystep violation Marx Brothers- of its a Brothers fining the functions of poetrypoetry- carry out the possibilities inin- ¬ totle does not prove his importimport- ¬ the various syllogisms in a workwork- movie in which HarpoHa o talkedtalked- would be the consideration of herent in the material ance as a critic but it cercer- ¬ of art I suppose that GreekGreek- this event seemed unthinkableunthinkable- tainly indicates something ofof- Tragedy would be the bestbest- Ia to the audience havinghaving- his extreme fame as Lawso-LawsonLawson- examples of this type of formform- after TaittenTaitteT a iti t t e pointedpointed- Burke calls the second typetype- observed his muteness for soso- look1004 likelike- out his intro- litee LOO-LOOK UKeLLYIej Mannr TIn in intro qualitativeIqualitativequalitative by this he meansmeans- many years Dont worry hehe- 7l youou LLY- duction of Burk-BurkeBurke- Iou TheTh e NewsNews a progression which is not rere- ¬ reall1really only had a phonographphonograph- ateeafc the BakerBakerf-B a k e rr- quired by the structure butbut- strapped to his backback- locKedinfochetdinKlocKedinIejfochetdinlockedin KkeepjK- formorm series onon- nevertheless makes a pleasingpleasing- foror fzee6 Monday nightnight- progression in some manner or Falling BooksBooks- His topic at that moderatelymoderately- Burke also be ¬ august gathering was TheThe- lievesJ eves that hishis- Psychology LiteraryofLiteraryof FormForm- theory of formform- I would have thought that anyany- can be appliedapplied- FARAH lecture with a title like thatthat- to human life inin- be- ¬ would bejbed doomed from the be general This arar-¬ M3 uc ginning but I was wrong BurkeBurke- gument an outou- ¬ can do anything Burke hashas- t growthtgrowth fromfrom- scopescope- f if- r ww- can tell us that if saysay1 this without being too prepre- ¬ j Wewe drop a bookbook- tentious I learned somethingsomething- then it will fallfall-faUfaU- Forms- a Three Forms oJ we only know thatthat- Burke defines form as thethe- it will fall byby- arousal and fulfillment ofof- ouro u r experienceexperience- expectation and then dividesdivides- because in thethe- literary form into three classic1assiclassi-c1ass- ¬ past wew e have seenseen- ficationsifications conventional progresprogres- ¬ that if we6 dropdrop- Photo by Jeff Wlnningha-Winningha-WlnninghamWinningham sive and repetitive ConventionConvention- ¬ things they fallfall- al form is that aspect of a workwork- KENNETHmKENNETH BURKEBURKE- Therefore wwe-e- of art which the audience hashas- Critical Theorist wee expect that the been led to expect for inin- ¬ otherother- book will fall as we expectexpect- stance the poetic tradition ofof- just nQt to- 18th century England whichwhich- He shows this by quoting thethe- that a car will not drive on to end Waste- when- Wordsworth violated In thethe- of part II of The Waste the sidewalk and kill us when Land coarse goo- we taking walk thus- Lyrical BalladsBaHadsBallads-BaHads- where the goolgoogool- are a walkj and thus A nights merge into Ophelias form is seen in our daily lives According to Burke a poelpoetpoepoet-poel-poe- out cancaI1 never whollywhoUy escape fromfrom- convention for the syntacticalsyntactical- COCACOOA COLAOOW ANDARO cont00R AAR I RtO1f0uraitrtno rtueeMAO WYWY-MAJM structurestru ture languagelangu ge andand- W c 01 0T T PRODUCT 6114 M- of AJMygSv10 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Council onon- annual television seriesseries- the offcited Ivory towetower imusim-us- ¬ the Baylor College of MedicinelIIedicineMedicine-lIIedicine- pm Thursday February 25 inin- ninth Sunday evening February sponsored by Rice yearsyears- age of college lifelife- and Dr Hardy Bourland of RiceRice- Biology 120120- last 21 having been Dimensions inin- will talk on electronic monitormonitor- Topics range from ArchitecArchitec-¬ ing research- TruthTruth- in cardiovascular researchresearch- Arty The Houston ChapterChapter- Any freshman interestinterest- ¬ ture Projects in Chile and MexMex- ¬ present and futurefuture- This years program has aa- of the American Institute ofof- ed in applying for thesethese- profes- ¬ sign- new aim says moderator Dr ico with Architecture profes Architects and the Rice ArchiArchi- ¬ positions is asked to sign sors William W Caudill andand- Japanese Gods Dr EdwardEdward- tecture Department will sponsorsponsor- up for the interviews onon- COLLEGIATECOLLEGIATE- Charles B Thomsen as guestsguests- Norbeck will discuss the NewNew- an exhibit of sculpture andand- the list posted on thethe- ¬ Religions Japan WillWill- office doordoor- CLEANERSCLEANERS- AutomationtoAutomationto Invades the LiLi- in in the crafts in the Grand Hall from Honor Council brary in which Frederick JJ- Rice Commons tonight at 815815- 10 amairsmn to 9 pm FebruaryFebru ry 22282228- second floor of the StuStu- ¬ STUDENT DISCOUNTDISCOUNT- r- Ruecking will discuss thethe- r r r dent Center by no laterlater- ON DRY CLEANING Jr revolutionary impact of autoauto- Candy Dr John Velz willwill- than 2 pm on the day ofof- 2430 RICE 35887 Lebanon An exhibit of 4343- JA lead a discussion on PPornograPornogra-rnograrnogra- ¬ the interviews tion in the library drawings paintings by thethe- phy and Satire in Candy onon- and poet and artist- Thursday February 25 in thethe- late Lebanese artist KahlilKabul Gibran continues on thethe- LANESS- Will Rice Commons at 715 pmpm- LAlIARLAMAR LANES w ss- second floor of Fondren LibraryLibrary- Chandler HonoredHonored- aturdaySaturday Night Doubl-Doubles through 1 The collectioncollection- I I Hawaii Howard Tours willwill- March esJACKPOT is here through the courtesy ofof- AwardS- JACKPOT GUARANTEED sponsor 56day56 <1a1 trip to enableenable- By ROTC Award 9 11 00 PM a 7307 30 90000 1100 the Houston Chapter of thethe- ¬ college girls to attend the UniUni- ¬ eniorSenior military student WillWill- 2727 TIlIlIONSTIMMONS 310MO1110 4145441454- ees-ses-sesa- World Lebanese UnionUnion- iam D Chandler been desdes- ¬ versity of Hawaii Bummersummer eessessesa i has sion For information contactcontact- ignated a Distinguished Mili1filiMil-1fili- ¬ lIIrsMrs Eugene Teas at PPAA 9 Seniors Graduation invitainvita- ¬ itarytary Student by President PitPit- 8201 tions for the Senior class may bebe- zer and the Professor of Mil-Mili ¬ r ordered March 35 in the RMCRMC- taryitary Science Colonel LanphierLanphier- Healthy Dr SewarSewardSewariJ C No deposit required The award was presented to CaCa- ¬ det Chandler by the PIllSPMSP31S at aa- battalion formation on FebruFebru- ¬ Cambridge Student Exchange PlanPlan- ary 10 19651965- To be eligible for this awardaward-award1- I1rMr1I1r Chandler was required toto- IF Z2-Z22 Now Application Forms Available be an above average student acac- ¬ Z22E Application forms for thethe- not restricted by year or byby- ademiademicallyally as well as in hishis- E Abraham Exchange Scholar propro- ¬ major Masterson continued alal- ¬ military science class and toto- gram are now available DrDr- though in the past only juniorsjuniors- demonstrate outstanding leadlead- ¬ William H Masterson announcannounc- ¬ and seniors have been selectedselected- ership qualitiesqualities- ed TuesdayTuesday- After the application formsforms- A Distinguished Military Stu-Stututu-¬ and letters of recommendationrecommendation- dent carries the distinction ofof- 2Stereo for only The Abraham Foundation concon- ¬ Stereo for your car have been turned in and studiedstudied- high honor in the AnnyArmy ROTCROTC- ducts an exchange program bebe- ¬ 9950 Yes through a new processprocess- by the Rice committee a rankedranked- Program and if he maintainsmaintains- tween Trinity College of CamCam- ¬ list will be sent to CambridgeCambridge- this standardstan ard through his sensen- ¬ you can now have stereo musicmusic- bridge University and Rice UniUni- ¬ which makes the final decisiondecision- ior year is given an opportunopportun-¬ versity Dr Masterson explainexplain- ¬ in your car for only 99509950- Deadline for the receipt of apap- ¬ ity to accept a commission inin- ed The Foundation pays transtrans- ¬ plications is March 8 AnyoneAnyone- the RegularRggularR gular Army upon gradgrad- ¬ portation costs The British exex-¬ Come by Stereo Products Inc interested is urged to see himhim- collegecollege- change students fees are paidpaid- uation from 4100 South Main for a DemonstrationDemonstration- and obtain 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tVHftVMW> d VMW 9 G AG TilETHE RICEk Ie n THRESHERT II RES II E It PEBRt1ARFFEBRtfAIlVE Ii R lfAXyY I188 1965AGE1965PAGE1 57 6 ll VIETNAMVIETNAMcO-VIETNAMCo- from the point of view ofof overover- not fear to loseoppression10Sloseloseoppressionc-Oppression-oppressionoppression- SA ProposesPrQposes AbolitionAbelition Of ClassesClasses- populated China In any eventevent- orruptioncorruption ignorance to namename- ntinuedContinued from Page 33- there isia nonc> reason to assumeassume- a few In many respectsts the eses- ¬ ClasClass Presidents Oppose ActioAction totedtated in conquering and occuoccu- weakness on their part ThisThis- tablishment of a governmentgov rnmQnt inin-In- pyingpyihgrpyiing mainland China this pospos- ¬ type of analysis simply does notnot- South Vietnam whichwlhich commandscommands- The junior and senior classclass- havehaveththe potential to bridbridge thethe- sibility seemsSEeIlU less than satissatis- ¬ accord with the factsfacts- the support of the people ofof- presidents last week expressedexpressed- gap between CollegesColleges-colleges- factoryfactory- Are we then to negotiate awayaway- South Vietnam is far more valval- ¬ strong opposition to the proposedproposed- Timme pointed out that manymany- What then is the motivationmotivation-motivationb- South Vietnam or to surrendersurrender- uable than the perpetuation ofof- SA constitutional amendment toto- of the class functions are fifi- ¬ e1Undbehindbe1Und the recent bombings inin- the country to the Viet CongCong- an unresponsive undemocraticundemocratic- eliminate all class officers SASA- nanced by the SA He added thatthat- North Vietnam T PresumablyPresumably- voluntarilyvOluntarilyT These are hardlyhardly- regime whose only merit is itsits- President Bill Timme howeverhowever- abolition of the classes wouldwould- the nettnextnejtt Berlin crisis will callcall- pleasant choices American horhor-¬ antianticommunistommunist for the presentpresent- spoke highly of the proposal inin- also give the Coleges more opop- ¬ for the bombing of Prague oror- ror of defeat transcends reasonreason- leaningslcaningsleanings-lcanings- a Thresher interviewinterview- portunities to have partiesparties- Warsaw or perhaps LeningradLeningrad- in the execution of foreign polpol- ¬ The dassesclasses serve no usefuluseful- I icy When one talks of defendingdefending- < Such thinkingthin1 ng presupposes a rara- function which could not bebe- Robert Hughes juniorjuni 1r classclass- the free world one ought toto- president labeled the proposalproposal- therr weakkneed attitudattitude on thethe- Lose WhatWhat7What-What7- more effectively and efficientlyefficiently- such world-wortd- be- part of the Soviet UnionUnion- Remember that there areare- make certain that a worldwortd carried out under the auspicesauspices- as premature It shouldntshoul t be some things whichwbich one should exists of the Student Association oror- considered he said until thethe- lAssesLossesLeases Not MuchMuch- the colleges said Timme HeHe- senateseitate is strong enough to fill1illfill-1ill- Similarly the case applies totqtq-to- specified parent orientation thethe- whatever gap the officersofficers- Red China in the current strugstrug- ¬ SA handbook written by sophosopho- ¬ might leaveleave- gle The loss of a few hundredhundred- mores and senior activities asas- The amendment will be concon- ¬ million men in a conflict withwith- projects which would behe placedplaced- sidered in an all school referenreferen- ¬ the United States on the part ofof- in the hands of SA committeescommittees- dum latelater this month the Chinese may not be all bad TEXASTEXAS- if the proposal is approvedapproved- SOUTH Senior president Steve SmithSmith- said in a telephone conversationconversation- VENDORS that such a move is unreasonunreason-¬ MEALBr- able Classes seem to be thethe- ONES A MEAL only major organization which ooksBrooks System Sandwich ShopsShop- 4529 HarrisburgHarrisburgSe-HarrisburgS- Baroque ConcertConcert- FinesFine Food For EvenjoneEverijoneEveryoneEveryone25- ervingServingServing1rving1 the Rice Campus withwith- In ChapelT- 20Amherst2520Amherst2520 Amherst 9307 Stella LinkLink- Tonight Chapel IN THE VILLAGE IN STELLA LINK CENTER Automatic Vending Machines hisThis years second concert ofof- 2128 Portsmouth 5422 Richmond Rd BaroqueB roque musicusic will be given toto- ¬ 9047 So Main night at 8 pm in the RiceRice- y ChapelChapel- Mr Roland Pomerat Rice oror-¬ ganist will lead a group of RiceRice- students in a concert of bothiboth fafa- ¬ miliar and seldomheard musicmusic- of Bach Vivaldi Couperin andand- Mozart Eva Wydra hharpsiharpsi-rpsirpsi- ¬ chordist and Ginny Bethea flutflut- ¬ ist will be featured in solosolo- piecespieces- The soloists will be joined byby- i a student quartet composed ofof- David StokesStokes- Luker Barbara > r to- Margaret Hartzel and VictorVictor- M to aest > alit Er > rirtiari > t- BelliBelfiB ur in a Vivaldi flute conconcertconcert-ertert- tt t s- An 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yourssyour first program in Hanszens SunSun- you uturefuturefulure Were interested in engineerengineer- ¬ day Music SeriesSeries- ingIng business and liberal artsarts- The group composedcompoood of RockyRocky- McAshan Tracy Clark andand- seniors who have done well andand- Larry Oswald will present fivefive- who expect to keep on doingdoing-dOing- selections West Side StoryStory- hh- from well Camelot and Porgy and BessBess- The series will continue inin- ¬ We want termittently during the springspring- people who areare- and sea- semester and wil bring assortedassorted- cqulringacquiringcqulring hethe habit of successsuccess- under the sea Houston talent to the campuscampus- We can strengthen itit-It- Admission is free The Bell System Is wherewhere-
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ago I needed 8a8-a- PinkertonPinkerlon AeenfsAgents InvestiiateInvesti2ateInvestigate Theft The advantages listed1 8ted in youryour- simple health certificate filledfilled- editoria1areeditorial They be- and signeded For New 2Year-2 Yeat- Approximately 600 worth ofof- Dean editorialareare real will be out sig by any qualifiedqull1ifiedqualified-qull1ified- 2Yeareat of StudentsStudentsSS W HigHig- obtained sound equipment belonging to- obtained by the Will Rice PlanPlan- doctor in order to apply for 8a8-a- to ginbotham indicated that the inin- ¬ the Rice There can only be delays causedcaused- fellowship I naturally went toto- AROTC CourseUn- Memorial Center waswas- quiry is directed to-¬ Course b primarily to by stolen ad-adj-¬ by wildeyed all or nothing the University infirmary I waswas- from a locked closet ad ward the questioning of peoplepeople- iversityUniversity President KX SS- jacentjaeentaeent to projection on- idealistsidealists- told by the nurse in charge inin- the room on who were in the Memorial CenCen- ¬ Pitzer hashag recently signed a concon- ¬ the Sir had you sat down andand- an extremely rude andhad unfriendunfriend- ¬ mezzanine of thetile RMC onon- ter late Tuesday or Wednesday-Wednesday tract with the Department ofof- Tuesday night thought for hourshoura how best toto- ly way that such things werewere- February 9 oror- nights especially members ofof- the Army for the establishmentestablishment- Wednesday hinder the progress RiceRice- not done therethere- night February 1010- the of of a twoyear Army ¬ Thresher staff working inin- openpen iwoyear ROTCROTO propro- according to W S ¬ pen house policy you couldcould- Red MemorMemor- the newspaper officeoffice- She then proceeded to givegive- gram at Rice TheToo new programprogram- ial not have done better youyou- Center DirectorDirector- than which was < me theth name toto- authorizeauthorized by a lawlaw- Red reports Dean IligginbothamHigginbotham addedadded- did with that editorial I sugsug-¬ of a doctor that a recordrecord- enacted by CongrCongress last OctoOcto- ¬ changer that he was not of course acac-¬ gest that if you want to sinsin- whom she usually sends peoplepeople- and a tape recorderrecorder- ber will be in addition to thethe- cusing any members against chastity you do- have been missing from the propro- ¬ of thethe- might do withwi my problem As I dodo- traditional four year programprogram- jection Thresher staff it off campus like everybodyeverybody- room since last ThursThurs- ¬ Its just thatthat- not know any local doctors II- which Rice hasihas offered since they were else day and the Pinkerton Agency in the building at thethe- elseThe had to go to him andBnd also hadhad- 1951 supposed The old game 1951Under has been requested to investiinvesti- ¬ supposed time of the thefttheft- is over as farfar- by- to pay the high fee charged by Under the new program a- gate the mattermatter- as the Rice campus is concernedconcerned- a Although the Pinkerton AgenAgen- ¬ private doctorsdoctors- student would take his basicbasic- and we are not going to get anan- cy is investigating the HoustonHouston- course during the summer prepre- ¬ extension of open house privpriv- Now it seems to me that ourour- Police Department has not beenbeen- ceding his entry into the 2yeara- jlegesileges until the student bodybody- Health Service should be ableable- 2year notified according1ccording to Mr Red dvancedadvanced course The ofof- I realizes it to do or arrange to bavedonehavebavedone-donedone- first these basic course camps willwill- F IfIIH DEISDEIS- the simple tests required by aa- be conducted at Fort KnoxKnox- Will Rice 6666- health certificate Or is it onlyonly- you Kentucky during- Are stillstill- ClassicCItSsic Carr 58 MGMG- there to hand out pillspills- II- this summer during the period llagnetteMagneticMagnette 4 door SedanSedan- Schubert ChargesCharges- June 14July 23 TheThe- wearing CARLOS SCHUBERTSCHUBERT- samegame law that authauthorized<> rized 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THE R T H tJ I BICERICEICE THRESHERRES HER FEBRUARYFEBItUARYF E BR R Y 181 8 1965PAGEJ9J 3 6 5P A G E1 8 ¬ communitybutcommcommunityty > ut rather a memmem- OWLOOK SENATESENATECo-TETEC- JJU AM OvercomesOvercomes- SENA ber of the worldVOrJd community andand- 11- II- ntinuedontinuedContinued from Page should therefore place academicacademic- 16464 Men And LayupsLayupsB- Rice Frosh 89818981T- presented his plans farfsJr invitinginviting- freedom above concern overover- Gus Hall or Arnold JohnsonJohnson- neighborhood opinionopinion- D1By STUART GLASS Thresher Sports EditorEditor- to- y heThe Rice frosh managed to Dr Martin Luther King or aa- He further contended thatthat- We were standing around blow an eightpoint lead the- the gym late last October watchwatch- in the Catholic priest to moderate aa- Rice students are quite capablecapable- ing a group of guys by- scurrying about in Converse AllStarsAllStars- last five minutes to lose by panel on birth controlcontrol- of listening to Gus Hall withwith- ¬ sneakersyousneakers you like stop can run the wind on a dime and getget- eight 8981 to the Texas AMAM- Kings position was that hehe- out being immediately convertconvert- ¬ back1 ck nine cents change etc who were attempting to imitateimitate- Fish TuesdayTuesday- should submit speakers indiviindivi- ¬ ed to cardcarrying Communists the BiceRice varsity basketball teamteam- HigginbothamHigginbotham- Leading 8173 with 458 rereore-reo-¬ dually to Dean ¬ for approval of funds time andand- Much to our mortification to make a long story short itit- maining in the game the OwlOwl- South Mainltlain Barber ShopShop- cold- place rather than to PresidentPresident- turned out that we were indeed looking at the Rice varsity basketbasket- ¬ ets underwent a prodigious cold Open MonSatMonSat-Mon SatSat- over the- ball teamteam- spell not scoring for the rere-¬ Pitzer for arbitration the Monday Special ToTo- mainder of the game FarrarFarrar- speakers themselvesthemselves- Rice StudentsStudents- Almost CommunityCommunity- unnoticed over at a corner basket a bespectacledbespectacled- Stockton led all scores for thethe- World AllAH HairI1air Cuts125Cuts 125 lad and weighing not- about 64 tall what a sixfooter should weighweigh- contest with 32 points beforebefore- He argued that Rice was not 6626 S Main JA 8811888118- was jumping up shooting and layups Nothing but layups EagerEager- fouling out in the last threethree- merely a member of the local to help what appeared to be a futile cause we trotted over andand- J < minutes It teasWasvas the sixth lossloss- U111111110 IN 111 11- endeavored to explain that only shoot- J = < vv vv- the real big boys got to shoot for the frosh in eight startsstarts- layups in a game and that he should go shoot from 30 feet outout- Tech is OwletsOwlets- like the rest of the fellows He cast a scornful glance our wayway- Texas the Enjoy Pocket Billiards Snooker Regular Billiards YourYour- and jumped up and shot a layuplayup- next opponent Saturday at Favorite Food Refreshments Best in Stereo Music ata- 545 Eighteen games and sixteen losses later the bespectacledbespectacled- lad who would sign his autographs Doug McKendrick if anyoneanyone- would ask him is shooting about fifteen layups a game and hithit- ting nearly all of them Plus nearly all of his free throws whichwhich- DEANSDEANS- he gets when one of the big fellows falls on him And hes thethe- Owls only hope for AllConferenceAllConference- GROCERETTEGROCERETTE- How McKendrick gets all of those layups may remain aa- mystery forever but he made 13 of 15 of them as well as ninenine- Southgate TravisTravis- tICUE of nine throws 35 points Tuesday and- ICUE free for against AM and l- were all for that Guard Larry Tiner hit 24 and Marty Ivey got 1818- BEERBEER- l 2438 Rice Blvd Phone JA 4925349253- and although Rice hit 615 from the field they still lost 1049310493- ICEICE- In The VillageVillageV- Texas Tech who is leading the conference as we say inin- SOFT DRINKS sportswriter jargon is the Owls next foe here Saturday If- If VVV < < a P = 70i McKendrick can shoot about 60 layups Rice might just win v
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Hanszen BakerBaker- r Wiess- Lets talk about engineering mathemati-mathematicsmathematics- Takes On Wiess d I Will Rice trounced Hanszen 5439 to win in the first roundround- csdand science careers in aa- ofot the college basketball playplay- ¬ l Z 11 tt- offs last night Jim RedfordRedford- tossed in 16 ponits and CordellCordell- dynamic diversified ompanycompanyC-company Haymon hit for 14 to lead thethe- winnerswinners- Hanszen fellfeU behind 1810 atat- 1 < the end of the first quarter and 3319 at the half and werewere- Campusampus Interviews Tuesday February 2323Y- never really in the game WillWill- Rice was able to substitutesubstitute- freely throughout the secondsecond- QungoungYQungYoung men of ability can get to the top fast atat- half Lynn Morris and KenKen- Boeing Today Boeings business backlog isis- Katzman each had eight forfor- just under two billion dollars of which somesome- F 60 per cent is in commercial jetliner and heliheli-¬ HanszenHanszen- copter product areas The remainder is in milimili- ¬ Baker and Wiess clash toto- ¬ tary programs and government space flightflight- night in the other first roundround- contracts This gives the company one of thethe- college game to see who willwill- most stable and diversified business bases inin-In- meet Will Rice in the finalsfinals- the aerospace industryindustry- to- March 2 as the preliminary to No matter where your career interests lielie- the Rice Baylor game TheThe- inIn the commercial jet airliners of the futurefuture- consolation game will be nextnext- or in acellightspaceflights technologyyoutechnology you can findfind- Wednesday night an opening of genuine opportunity at BoeingBoeing- The companys world leadership in the jetjet- transport fieldfi6ldfi ld is an indication of the calibrecalibre- of people youd work with at BoeingBoeing- Sof Imported AutoAuto- Boeing is now pioneering evolutionary adad- ¬ vances in the research design developme-developmentdevelopment- r and manufacture of civilian and military airair- ¬ t ntt SalesSales- craft of the future as well as space programsprograms- of such historic importance as Americas firstfirst- ServiceServiceC- moon landing Gas turbine engines transporttransport- Service helicopters marine vehicles and basic rere-¬ leanClean Used CarsCars- search are other areas of Boeing activityactivity- PARTS- COMPLETE PARTS Whether your career interests lie in basic oror- AND SERVICESERVICE- applied research design test manufacturingmanufacturing- 5109Klrby5109 Kirby 2630326303- or administration theres a spot where youryour- JA 2630- talents are needed at Boeing Engineers mathmath- ¬ ematicians and scientists at Boeing work inin- x groups initiative and ability get maxmax- ¬ 1 t small so imummum exposure Boeing encourages participaparticipa- ¬ tion in the companypaid Graduate StudyStudy- I IF- Program at leading colleges and universitiesuniversities- I near company installationsinstallations-Installations- Were looking forward to meeting engineeringengineering- r S oreignForeign3Foreign FilmsFilms- mathematics and science seniors and graduat-graduategraduate- jej tudentsstudentsStudentstudents during our visit to your campus MakeMake- 50K50Q5006 Fulton OX78781OX78781-OKOX78781S-7878178781- an appointment now at your placement ffjceoffice SpecialSpecialal Rice StudentStudent- Discount With IDID-
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