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by Greg Simay ber begins to imitate the child's We did it, goddammit. We Aristotle once remarked "there former disturbed behavior. won. We won the whole thing. is no genius without madness." "Therefore," Dr. Beakel explains, Twelve wins no losses gave Cal­ Lecturing before a large Beckman "When Mom and Dad say to us, tech the audience last Monday evening, 'Please Doc, something is wrong Hockey title. The Caltech Hoc­ Ins titute psychologist Nancy with Johnny. He's driving us all key Team defeated both Cal Beakel throughly vindicated the crazy. You fix him!'," we realize State Northridge and UCLA on Greek sage. We're still not certain he is actually the family member Sunday and Tuesday respectively what makes Caltech tick, but at crying loudest for help. So we to clinch the title. "This is the least we'll think twice before assess the entire family. I have area we call imagination. It is using it to set our watches. not yet been asked to intervene called the twilight zone." said Nancy explained that some in the Caltech family. Coach Doc Warden who was psychologists blame a child's Trying to understand Caltech barely able to comprehend the mental illness not only on his after her thumbnail sketch of the accomplishment. Coach Warden parents and his siblings, but also family is rather like trying to believes the team was infested by on his more distant relations and work physics problems after rea­ HAIL TO THE CHIEF! ASCIT President-elect Jim Backus won by a an extraterrestrial fungus which even society itself. Curiously ding' Feynman, Vol. I: the ex­ narrow margin in Yesterday's elections. derived its nourishment from the enough, she then noted, "Caltech planations are lucid enough, but can be treated as a community how do you handle the weird frustration of its opponents. But it is not so. We won without the of fond relations." Before analy­ cases? Nevertheless the audience help of outsiders. (Although they zing the Caltech family, however, was willing to join Nancy in Backus Beats Beatty offered, to be sure.) Nancy talked about families in making a brave stab at fathoming An extraordinary number of general, healthy and unhealthy. the Caltech family .... The results of Thursday's 1-75 passed by an overwhelming Caltech fans witnessed this ach­ Healthy families enjoy well­ Uncle B&G ASCIT elections are in. Jim majority. ievement. "Never before" said defined leadership and honest, "Children" in the Caltech Backus of Dabney has been Only one ASCIT office re­ one Caltech fan, "in the course open communication. Father is family are the undergraduate and elected by five votes over the mains to be filled: that of of human events has so much usually the task leader, setting graduate students; "parents" are determined efforts of Richard Direttor for Social Activities. been owed by so many to so faculty, administrators and staff family goals; and mother is Beatty. Three candidates have been no­ few." Another fan remarked usually the social-emotional (B&G a parent?!). Thus, Nancy In other action Thursday, Eric minated so far; the election will "Who cares?" A third remarked leader, soothing hurt egos and herself is a "parent" and, like Kaler was elected ASC IT Secre­ take place soon. "This brand looks deeper and similar wounds. In recent times, any parent, always anxious to tary. and Chen Sun was elected richer, but it tastes worse." however, each parent is beginning Continued on Page Three ASCIT Treasurer. Proposition PRESIDENT We beat CSUN 7-1, and to share his/her traditional role UCLA 3-2, and this was suf­ Backus ,, .. ,172 with the other. Healthy families ficient. Having become Southern can also successfully adapt to Beatty ,,, .. " .. , .167 Fowler Takes Number Two Other ,, .. , .. ,,, .. .49 State Champs, the team is eligi­ any changes they meet, like ble to play for the entire South­ moving to an unfamiliar locale. William A. Fowler, Institute National Science Board, National SECRETARY west championship against Den­ Children of these families are Professor of Physics here at Science Foundation, National ver, Stanford and Arizona. These Consequently likely to become Anderson ,. ,118 Tech, has taken office as vice Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ Kaler; .. , ',' .,., 202 games will take place in Boulder mature healthy adults. president of the American Phy­ tration, Office of Naval Research, Other , .. , , .46 Colorado between March Unhealthy families are battle­ sical Society. and Atomic Energy Commission. 20th-28th. If we win this we TREASURER fields. Leadership is divided, Fowler, who received his PhD He has received many honors will be eligible to compete in the communication is confused, and from Caltech in 1936, is involved for his work and is a member of Sun ,., ,., .. , 195 North American _Collegiate play­ change is resisted. Daughters are in research on nuclear forces and numerous organizations, in­ Whitcomb." , .. , .. , 116 offs in April. especially likely to become men­ reaction rates, nuclear spectros­ cluding the National Academy of Other .. ,,,, ,50 On this Sunday night at 11:00 tally disturbed in families where p.m. however, we will have to copy, the structure of light Sciences and the American Aca­ PROPOSITION 1-75 Mother and Father are con­ nuclei, thermonuclear sources of demy of Arts and Sciences, and play a perfunctory game against tinually fighting each other and stellar energy, the synthesis of is a fellow of the Royal Astro­ yES ,, .. , .. , 305 Occidental at the West Covina ice trying to poison the child against chemical elements in stars ann nomical Society. NO ",., ,.,.,." .37 arena. Be there or get . each other. If Mother should supernovae, and the study _ of succeed in wresting all the leader­ general relativistic effects in qua­ ship from a resentful Father, sar and pulsar models. . then her son becomes the likely Fowler was twice a Guggen­ I target for mental illness. heim Fellow at the University of Cantpus Classic Concert Many disturbed families must Cambridge, England, and has have a disturbed member, usually served on many governmental by Marc Donner Shires, who in January charmed should. She is the Director of their "target child." As soon as agencies dealing with scientific In the continuing tradition of the Dabney audience in the third Program Information at the therapy begins to improve the activities, including those of the excellence in fine music the program of this series, will return National Endowment for the target child, another family mem- Dabney Lounge Chamber Music as a guest artist, with her beauti­ Arts and she is speaking next Concert Series will present an ful flute artistry. Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. in Ramo outstanding program of J.S. Remember that these GNJO­ Auditorium on subsidization of Bach, C.P.E, Bach, Scarlatti, YABCG concerts are free admis­ the fine arts. The controversy Telemann and Quantz this Sun­ sion and are certainly worth over whether or not to subsidize day evening, March 9, in Dabney much more than that. has been lively and the Feds have Hall Lounge at 8:00 p.m. Bach Most of you don't know the decided to help with money and compositions to be performed name of Fannie Taylor, but you the N.E.A. include a trio Sonata in G Major and an aria ("Sheep May Safely Neu;s Bri¢ Graze). A cantata by Telemann, two sonatas by Scarlatti and a trio Shmuckputz Wants Out sonata by Quantz along with a Anyone interested in becoming since we were too lazy to want sonata by C.P.E. Bach round out the 1975-76 IRC Secretary to set up all those chairs for the what promises to be an excellent should let his house president Dabney Hall concert on Sunday. evening of classical music. know. Interviews will be early See Bob Cowan, 109 Page, for The artists this weekend third term. further details. should be equal to the music they will perform. We have Damn The Pennafrosh soprano Maurita Thornburg for Photons! Correction the vocal parts, with Allan Vogel There will probably be a Last week's front page photo on the oboe, Buell Neidlinger at fleet-action Alien Space game in caption mentioned interested kiP THORNE prepares to cut the ceremonial ribbon at the dedication of tne string bass and Patricia Welsh the Page House Dining Room, frosh talking to Carver Mead, new Bridge Rapid Transit Alley. Photo by B. Bus playing the harpSichord. Jill this Saturday night at 7:30 p.m., Continued on Page Three Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, March 7, 1975 FORUM Dr. Brown Talks Tech Beckman Internships Are Here The Institute is very happy to and seeing the process of gov. be able to announce the resum­ ernment from the inside. Appli. by Alan Silverstein People cost money; one goal before tracks were introduced, ption of the Arnold O. Beckman cations for the 1975 internship The Caltech Y asked President has been to hold down the that admissions must be bounded internship program for the sum­ must be in the office of the Brown to speak at a noon number of people it takes to run by the size of 201 Bridge. To Dr. mer of 1975. This internship, Director of Student Relations discussion in its lounge last week, the Institute. The original plan Brown, the real limit is the size supported by friends of Dr. room 210 Dabney, not later th~ promising him a chance to was to give the administration two and quality of the pool of Beckman, pays a stipend of $100 April 1 and the application interact informally with the floors of Millikan when they applicants. per week for a period of up to should include a brief state. student body. Dr. Brown demon­ moved from Throop a few years He expects that the number 12 weeks plus travel expenses ment-one or two pages-of the strated that the administration is ago. However, the decision was of women at Caltech, both and is intended to give the way the applicant proposes to responsive to the students by made to take only one because "if faculty and student, will rise selected Intern the opportunity spend the summer and of the accepting their invitation, despite you squeeze people into a small slowly and naturally as they to spend the summer working in benefits he or she expects to his busy schedule. The result was enough space, they are not so make their way into the sciences. the office of the politician of his derive from the internship. a successful, friendly and inform­ anxious to add to their own It is important, though, that they choice, local, state or national, -Lyman Bonner ative hour of social intercourse numbers." are judged for hiring, tenure, or between a person high in the We were not hurt by cuts in admission by exactly the same Starry, Starry, Night administration and a large audi­ Department of Defense spending standards used for men, and C. ence of Techers. We could use as badly as MIT was because only without bias or quotas. OSmIC Light Orchestra more of the like. 10% of our support comes from The Institute has no plans to First Dr. Brown made a short the federal government. JPL gets build apartments near campus, by Alan Silverstein a large amount of electrically. statement about present and almost all its money from the but it is "not averse to buying "Other than appearance, the controlled optical gear, and a future problems facing Caltech government, but not from the them" and perhaps even desig- thing that outwardly most dis­ quality sound system, one human and what he and the rest of the DOD. However, "1 would not rule nating them for student use. This tinguishes man from other crea­ operator ("laserist") creates a administration does "on the third out a cut in NASA funding." has already been done a few tures is his technology ... and unique form of multisensual floor of Millikan." After this he How many students should times. now nothing could be more entertainment so moving it's opened the noor to questions, Caltech admit? The number of On the purpose and style of important than its use in art to overwhelming. which were numerous. I felt that graduate students is limited by education at Caltech: "The fac- rekindle wonder and delight in About ten different musical his answers were generally thor­ research grants obtained. In 1968 ulty inevitably tries to replicate the midst of our darkest anxi­ selections are played during a ough and satisfying. What follows there were 770 grads; now the itself~that's what they do best." eties." Thus reads a portion of performance, lasts a little more is a potpourri of facts on many figure is closer to 720. The The job market for college the current advertisement for the than an hour. Each has its own subjects presented by Dr. Brown undergraduate student body size, graduates is getting harder. How- Laserium Cosmic Laser Light types of visual effects, which 1 during the discussion. however, is a more complicated ever, Dr. Brown does not expect Concert at Griffith Observatory, thought were well matched to Caltech will be here in ten to matter and depends more on that Techers will be affected as a show that calls itself "'an the music, and each is preceded twenty years~but what subjects personal preferences. "I myself badly as some graduates, though experience." It is. Try to imag, by a short, prosaic description of will it teach and research? What would like to see the present size they will feel some pressures ine: seemingly three-dimensional what will be presented next. The should be done to maintain its of 800 go up to, say, 1000." from society. More Techers will figures, designs, patterns, lattices, themes ranged from "Primordial acknowledged excellence in the Most at the faculty disagree be taking non-academic jobs in and shapes of many colors, Atom" to "Expanding Universe." sciences? The answers to these because that would increase their the next 10-20 years, perhaps changing quickly and flexibly or Allowing for artistic license, that questions are not easy to settle teaching load without a corres­ eve n non-professional occu- slowly and majestically, but was what we saw and heard. on. Ethics and finances must ponding addition to the size of pations. The past average of 80% always in step with music I'm sure some people who weigh heavily in the determina­ the faculty here. Dr. Brown of all Caltech undergraduates selected for its rhythm or haven't seen the show are curious tion of policy, bu t conflicts often stated that the number of going straight on to grad school beauty, projected across the just what you can do with a arise between the two, and students to be admitted to the has already dropped to 60%. This range of vision overhead against a Continued onPage Three between short and long term undergraduate program also de­ may renect a number who are backdrop of slowly moving stars. interests. One approach to finding pends on the pool of available planning to take time off first Words don't do it justice; nor The! solutions is to look back from the applicants and the standards used and return to grad school in a does memory. The Laserium is CALIFOaNIATech i probable future and ask, "what in their selection. To raise the few years. President Brown feels astounding, magnificent, unbe­ Friday, March 6, 1975 ' should have been done now?" number now would imply a that some shift in the figures lievable. Extremists have called it Volume LXXVI Number 20 i Published weekly except during 'I However, even in the short term lowering of the standards, /le may be healthy, but would not a religious experience, but almost vacation and examination periods there is often disagreement be­ said. But he predicts an increase like to see too much. There is, no one who sees it will deny that by the Associated Students of the i tween the faculty, staff, and/or in the numbers of transfer he thinks, a definite need for it is, at the least, amazing. California Institute of Technology,! students. Dr. Brown pointed out students accepted at the junior weD-trained Techers to eventually Griffity has been hosting the Incorporated. All rights reserved,! Opinions expressed in all articles; that "the Institute is its faculty level, especially in to the En­ ,enter academic life so they may presentation by Laser Images, herein are strictly those of the! and depends on the research gineering and Applied Science train others. Inc. in its planetarium for more authors and do not necessarily' output of that faculty ... you'd option. He added that if the The Institute should also than a year now, so it isn't reflect the opinions of the editors be surprised how much of my faculty does decide to admit respond to the pressures of "new" in that sense of the word, or of the corporation. time is spent worrying about what more undergraduates without society and perhaps give birth to but it still plays several times a Editors-in-Chief Brian Chaney is right, even in these short term lowering standards, a recruitment a medical program or a new week to full houses of about · James Llewellyn situations." program might be necessary. option in Applied Biology. How- 600. I saw the show recently and · ,.,,. Dave Sivertsen Inflation has been a major In any case, additional student ever, a bIg Caltech medical was so impressed that I feel it · Ken Yoshida problem. "Gifts to the Institute housing is neither required at this campus external to Tech and JPL deserves praise in these pages. Associate Editors . Eric H. Eichorn · Richard S. Gruner seem to depend more on the stock time nor being planned. Thinking "would not be right." Using only a single one-watt ·,, Dennis L. Mallonee market than anything else." that admissions are limited by Continued on Page Six krvoton gas laser. what must be · SMC Sweeney Utilities will cost about two the available housing would be as "FRANKLY SPEAKING" by PhilFrank Entertainment Ed . Chris Harcourt million this year, compared to false as the Physics department Features Editor Greg Simay $800,000 two years ago. maintaining, as they did back Sports Editor Tim Groat Staff David Angulo, Dick Beatty, Flora Boyer, THE ASCIT FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE David Callaway, Young-II Chao, Marc Donner, Phil Massey, Dick OMalley, Peter Pathe, Chris Rus­ sell, Etaoin Schroedlu, Alan Silver' stein, Nick Smith.

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Continued from Page Two nately) does detract from en­ Dtfposit completed bJ~e books ba~ swm~ laser. A lot, let me assure you. joying the performance, but such in a pare1" I over heael , and scream like a You can take a pure white laser, is the nature of planetariums. I'd chicleen. such as the one used, and filter it suggest finding a seat towards the to produce a rainbow of colors. outside of the circle, halfway Then you can diffract and between the speakers, if possible. diffuse it in a variety of ways to That brings up the question of produce endless soft shapes. Or, logistics. It's good to buy your Hence, they began to think of stand everything the first time. you can reflect it and refract it Family ticket early, at least a half hour themselves as "apart from hu­ Dr. Beakel admitted she was under precise control to get (if not an hour) before the show. Continued from Page One man," beings who couldn't quite herself guilty of boring her class sharp patterns, or sweep the Then you can wander around to show home movies to her guests. share in the joys and problems of when she taught one of her multicolored beams quickly see the interesting exhibits inside, Unlike many home movies, the human race. At the same psychology courses. She had enough to leave traces in the eye. or stand in line to get into the though, Nancy's slides were thor­ time, their social isolation led "forgotten that this same course Thus we saw ever-changing, al­ planetarium proper, as you prefer. oughly entertaining-"Children" them to rely more and more on had bored me to tears when ] ways-moving smears, streaks, Reservation and group discounts and "parents" alike pursued their their intellect for their security was a grad student." blobs, spirals, circles, shapes and don't exist. Griffith Planetarium zany activities amid the joyful and self-esteem: "Don't do any­ Stand Up and Be Candid even who-knows-what-to-callems. is about 30 minutes west of us chatter of switched-on Bach. thing dumb. Avoid human Nancy urges students to be You would be surprised at what on a hill north of and over­ .. Dirty Dave sits astride the error." candid with professors rather can be done, and how thrilling looking Hollywood (as well as Fleming Cannon, in case the Professors reinforce their at­ than retreat into silence. "It's the effects can be when con­ most of the rest of the LA original bore should prove defec­ titude through their high expec­ like the boy who, because he is trolled synchronously with basin). If it's a clear night, exit tive. Like the victim of mutant tations. "We have too many angry at his parents, always sound. through the door opposite where fungus in the old sci-fi flicks, a fathers (goal setters) and not forgets to take out the garbage. Laserium isn't perfect-do we you camy in for a terrific view graduate student becomes more enough mothers (comforters). We I'd like to know what I do to ever do anything that is? The (it may even compare with the and more entangled in wires and ought to have our own WIN you in class that you forget to music was carefully chosen to show). How to get there: check a computer tape; Researchers gri­ buttons. Students are expected take out the garbage." appeal to a wide range of tastes, good map. I'm not sure myself. mace behind huge lenses, then to be the elite in scientific Yet the Caltech family is a so you won't like all of it by any Where to call for more infor­ remove them, and we see no research." very cohesive and intimate one. means, and you'll wish there mation: 664-1191 gives you a di ffe rence. Professors scowl, Of course, this exclusive re­ The Honor System works re­ were some other selections used recorded message on showtimes; weep and laugh at their charges, liance on the intellect causes markably well and few restric­ instead. However, you're equally 664-1181 usually gets a real live often all at once. Harry Gray and problems. Students accustomed tions plague the student. This likely to enjoy most of it a lot, human being. Cost: a measly $2 his Igor teach Chem 1 in leo­ to easy success suddenly find cohesiveness is bad only if the and you're sure to be really a head (bodies free). And, a pard's suits, males chase shapely themselves struggling with cour­ student uses it as a shelter turned on by at least one of the note: Griffith Observatory and coeds in birthday suits. Under­ ses and seemingly outclassed by against the outside world. light-sound sensations. Bright the park surrounding is a nice grads study and collapse amid many of their peers. And "We're a family with a lot of projections of course ruined the place to go in general. The their electronic debris, their students who wish to leave the strengths, but we don't live up to effect of the stars as a backdrop Planetarium houses a small, but Feynman's a gaping red wound world of science and engineering our own potential. We allow occasionally. (I recall with interesting, and free museum on their chests. Frosh and sophs are made to feel like pariahs, ourselves to be too weigh ted by amusement the oohing and with working exhibits, and it struggle against each other in people who couldn't hack the our own image," summarized aahing of the Angelenus before puts on other shows, concur­ their Mudeo contests, barbaric real disciplines. "Thou shalt not Nancy. But she can't resist a sly the show even started, as they rently with the Laserium. rituals performed in waist-high let they thoughts stray to the dig, "Maybe we wouldn't be so saw "the stars" down to seventh mud. arts and the humanities." comfortable if they (the stu­ magnitude-how many of them News Briefs After eight minutes of this Nancy hopes better commu­ dents) didn't do our little chores for the first time in their lives?) Continued from Page One visual salute to her demented nication . between students and for us-like doing our research." However, most of the images are One of these "frosh" was ac­ "offspring", Nancy asks "Is faculty will relieve some of Caltech doesn't create the more colorful than brilliant, and tually Hardy Martel, Secretary of Caltech a happy family?" these student pressures. Theo­ problems Techers have brought they stay high overhead so as to the Board of Trustees and EE In The Fine Print retically, there are no commu­ with them, but it does force avoid shadows. Sitting with your Professor. You've got to watch "The Caltech community is nication barriers but several prac­ Techers to confront them. But head craned back for an hour in the se frosh! seen as a highly prestigious group tical barriers exist. Students who this is not enough. Caltech must of the intellectual elite~it says so feel intimidated by the Caltech help its "children" to help re­ right here in the catalogue. But environment may be too afraid solve these problems, 110t amplify it's no help in getting a date." to approach their professors. Pro­ them. 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It is a painstaking task x-rays in the sky, According to began that Cygnus X-I may of constantly testing theory theory, black holes with com­ contain a black hole, astonomers against observations and using panion stars are strong x-ray Drs. Martin Rees and James On page four of this rag you half double cheeseburgers with these observations to repair the emitters. Thorne estimates the Pringle of the Institute of may notice a huge ad for the heavy chili worth? However, if theory. dark object is eight times more Astronomy, Cambridge England, coming Civic Light Opera Season. your taste does run more to After four years of this massive than the sun. and Profs Rashid Sunyaev and Warning; see last week's column Mark Twain than Agatha approach, there are indications of Astronomers have become fas­ Nikolai Shakura of the Institute and avoid this turkey at all costs. Christie, God save you, wait. On agreement between theory and cinated with the idea that black of Applied Mathematics, Mos­ Get loaded and stare at a broken April 12 Gust think, 3rd TERM) observations, report Dr. Kip holes exist and that the universe cow, Russia, have developed a tube. Hal Holbrook will bring his Thorne, Physics professor at has many of them. A black hole theory describing what a black There's quite a bit on campus one-man show, "Mark Twain Caltech, and Dr. Richard H. is believed to be the remains of a hole should look like when coming up-it would seem that Tonight," to Bridges Auditorium Price, assistant professor of large star that collapsed inward linked gravitationally to a visible things are coming to life again. at the . It physics at the University of with tremendous velocity, after star. Dr. Thorne and a Caltech Tonight, of course, is Two Gen­ turns out that April 12 is Utah. This improves chances of exhausting its nuclear fuel, and graduate student, Don N. Page, tlemen of Verona by the NSC. If National Take a Pitzie Out Night. the discovery of black holes. became very small (in this case have altered this theory to Macbeth left a bad taste, fIx it As a fresh note, the Ojai In the current "Astrophysical an estimated 50 kilometers in conform to general relativity, up tonight. If it's not sold out, Festival will return with director Journal Letters," the' scientists diameter). Such material would and have compared it with the $1 rush tickets will be available Michael Tilson Thomas on May discuss agreements between become' so condensed that its observations of Cygnus X-I. at noon. Saturday and Sunday 30, and it will feature the world theory and observations. They gravity would be too strong to Rough comparisons have been will see more Armchair Adven­ premier on June 1 of Wuorinen's also suggest further observations allow light to radiate and would made before but not detailed tures, Australia & the PacifIc, new work, "Reliquary for Stra­ of the most likely candidate for suck in all matter that came near ones, Dr. Thorne said, because respectively, and Sunday will also vinsky." This commissioned piece a black hole, the strong x-ray it. Hence the name black hole. the data and theory are both see the latest free Dabney is exactly what its title sug­ source in Cygnus X-I, a double Spectroscopic observations of poor. Lounge Concert, which should gests-a work composed around object 7,500 light years from Cygnus X-I show that glowing "The data are poor because have an article of its own the written fragments of an earth. Cygnus X-I consists of a gas is continually being pulled the x-ray signals from Cygnus elsewhere. I'm told the flutist, orchestral piece left unfInished bright star and an unseen x-ray off the visible star toward the X-I fluctuate wildly, as theory Jill Shires, is ravishing to both by Stravinsky's death. This year's source about one tenth as far optically invisible object. That said they would," Dr. Thorne eye and ear, which alone should Festival promises to continue the from the star as the earth is from object, presumably the black reports. "But because they fluc­ make it all worthwhile. Wednes­ fIne tradition of many years. the sun. The star and object are hole, is 'visible' in x-rays, The tuate we need much more data day, Ramo will host a lecture by -Chris Harcourt gravitationally linked and orbit physics of the disk of gas feeding before we know what's going on. Fannie Taylor, the spokesperson Great changes occur in x-ray for the National Endowment for signals within fractions of a the Arts. She will speak on a Black Holes? second. There aren't enough data central topic in the performing to fIgure it out properly." arts, the question of the subsi­ Theory strongly suggests, and dization of the arts. observations agree, that the disk A few things came to my from which the x-rays are notice this week, so let me just emitted has two regions: an inner reel them off. I'll remind you of one, 100 kilometers wide and 5 the Ice House in order to tell to 15 kilometers thick that is you to read the review in this translucent to x-rays, and an issue about it (Ed. Note: It isn't outer part 1,000 kilometers wide there this' week. See last week or and only a few kilometers thick next week). Some of you will that is very opaque to x-rays. remember ASCIT's productions This means the inner region is of Gilbert & Sullivan's H.MS. much "hotter", emitting much Pinafore and Pirates ofPenzance, higher energy x-rays than the and may even have foolishly outer one. regretted the lack of G&S in the In March, 1971, Cygnus X-I past two years. Regardless of suffered a cataclysm of some such trivia, take heart. On March kind. The pattern of x-ray 22, the Oasadena Symphony will Continued on Page Eight '_ present a concert version of Trial by Jury, G&S's fIrst work in collaboration. The program will also include Mozart's "Overture to the Marriage of Figaro" and NESS~ Debussy's "Three Nocturnes," -LOCH •••&sm. .." and tickets will be $6, $4, and g~it~ $2.50. "\\tA.tt lARGf8f?-iJ:tjatfml£ We're into the fInal two weeks -MONSTER PUB-' of the run of Something's afoot, 66 N. Fair Oaks oor300mdispk!):-over fOO) in 6tock the much-acclaimed mystery­ spoof musical playing at the "Scotland in ~

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We really move our tail for you. CONTINENTAL AIRLINES The Proud Bird with the Golden Tail. Friday, March 7, 1975 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Seven The Fred LOg£ them. Legolas drew his sword and the gargoyles lay dead. and stepped forward to meet it We quickly followed the pas­ and without waiting for the rope sage they had come down and Sterling jumped down behind discovered a secret door in the Fred Fights Fiendishes him. The minotaur scraped Le­ end wall that opened into their golas with its horns as he lair. Inside was a fourth gargoyle wheeled to take a blow at it. but this one we managed to by Fred the hill before returning to a column were two pack mules and George put an arrow into its surprise and it was overwhelmed A bright morning sun found us tunnel on the east side. They four local fighting men whom we shoulder but my sleep spell from by three of our swordsmen once again surveying the snowy appeared to be orc tracks. had hired to come with us as above failed miserably. Enraged before it could take a blow. The hilltop where lay the ruined Not wishing to run into such a added protection. by its wound the beast pressed room was cluttered with trash castle. The scene looked peaceful formidable force we chose the The passage ahead of us sloped harder trying to gore them with and stale food but alas, no in the still air but there were tunnel furthest to the west and gen tly running long and straight its huge horns. Gimli and Sterling treasure. ominous signs on the ground. got ready to make our entrance. into the earth. Torchlight spar­ barred its path but were forced Sadly we retraced our steps Where we had walked around Once again Gimli the local dwarf kled off icicles hanging from the back at every blow and then started in the other yesterday our footprints were and Legolas, Sterling's elven part­ ceiling as we moved slowly down Seeing their chance Lloyd and direction. The corridor now twis­ still visible but in places they had ner, would lead. They were it. The men ahead of me seemed Hugh descended through the ted through a confusing series of been trampled by a new set of followed by their companions to blend into the walls in their trapdoor behind it and attacked turns, switchbacks, and doors prints. An indeterminate, but George and Sterling. Then Father grey chainmail and behind me suddenly. As it whirled to meet and finally ended in a blank wall. large, number of creatures with John and myself, the only ma­ the only thing clearly visible was them another arrow struck it and On the right side of the last clawed feet had inspected our gician in the group, with Lloyd the golden scarf on the crest of then a rain of sword blows. Hugh section were two doors, and tracks during the night and and Hugh following last as the Lloyd's helmet. I pulled my parried aside its final thrust as it Gimli and George went to work followed them for a ways down rearguard. Scattered through the black cloak closer around my collapsed to the floor. at opening the far one. Everyone shoulders. The Naming was in this one section of We had traveled quite a dis­ While the rest of us descended corridor except for Hugh and I tance when Gimli spotted a the rope one of Lloyd's men led who were standi~g around the trapdoor in the floor ahead of the mules back to the surface last switchback watching our Specializing in him. It opened grudgingly to India's cuisine (there being no way of bringing rear. at its very best reveal another corridor just be­ them down) and we quickly I was startled to hear an neath us running perpendicular reassembled. But not quickly unfamiliar voice chanting a magic to ours. The tunnel before us enough. Lloyd and Sterling were spell. I turned to see Father]ohn still ran straight and featureless still examining the minotaur standing with a shocked look on into the distance so we decided when a trio of gargoyles, drawn his face and without waiting for 41 So. Los Robles, Pasadena i oS: to try our luck with the new by the sound of fighting ap­ him to shake off his surprise P..trkinp;on Grt:.:n Euclid one. Securing a rope we lowered peared around the corner facing dashed around the corner. The Reservations 796-5515 Gimli down to the lower floor. PR,IVATE PARTIES BY RESERVATION Hugh and 1. As Hugh drew his rest of the party, all nine of i He called up that the new sword I shouted over my shoul­ them, were lying on the floor in corridor appeared to turn at both der to Lloyd, "Golden Boy, get a magical sleep and a strange ends after about twenty feet. your ass up here," (thus coining figure was disappearing through NOW OPEN AT OUR NEW LOCATION This sounded more interesting so in an instant the name he was to the nearest door. I leapt forward, we lowered down Legolas and he go by forever afterwards) and in draWing my dagger, and he hesi­ 964 E. Colorado (at Mentor) was quickly followed by George. an instant he was past me and tated a moment to take, a jab at We were about to fix the rope to into the fight. Gargoyles are me with his. My aim was truer Sterling when I heard a snorting strong and crafty fighters and we and I laid him out with two '. The Original sound and then a shriek from could hardly expect to take them quick thrusts as Hugh came Gimli. too easily. But luck was shining running up. The magician's death Like a nightmare out of an­ on us. Hugh and "Golden Boy" brok~ the spell he had laid over cient legend, something that managed to get through their my companions and they started could only have been a minotaur, guard while their return blows to waken. I reflected to myself half man~half bull, appeared at glanced off our shields. More on what might have happened if adiilt the left corner and then charged blood flowed, none of it ours, Continued on Page Eight ~ter

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Tired and frus­ George were opening proved to fall that they dispatched it easily. trated we emerged onto the be the minotaur's lair. Its only Another long corridor led us surface, no richer than before treasure was a box containing a into a bunch of small rooms but maybe a little wiser. thousand copper pieces. Hugh connected by doors which re­ secretly slipped one into his boot fused to open without a struggle. Foray but we could see no point in One of them proved to be a one Continued from Page Four lugging out the rest and left way door which slammed shut in her voyages through the gem­ them behind. the middle of our party. We were stone. The downer of the whole Frustration and a Hog feeling so disgusted by this point book is that one eventually More wandering. We opened that we smashed the door to realizes that there is no choice another door and stood face to between good and evil to be face with a six-foot tall giant Cygnus made, only between power for toad. This time Father John Continued from Page Five the Guild members or power for thought fastest. Snatching a emissions changed drastically, the the race of historians and. pouch of belladonna from his Page Eight Friday, March 7, 1975 intensity of low-energy x-rays archaeologists who offer Ziantha belt he tossed it to the toad diminishing considerably. Ac­ sanctuary from the law. I guess cording to theory, the thick any ending the main character Duel Lost inner region of the disk probably can walk away from is a good expanded from 100 kilometers to one. 200 kilometers in width, 'eating -Nick Smith up' some of the thinner, outer Runners Fall at Whittier region. J Classified Ads 1 "We are beginning to get by Dave Sivertsen the strength of upperclassmen, finished when Whittier ran concrete agreements between de­ Tech's track team met with but Duane Gray took second in against itself in: the final mile tails of observations and details PERSONAL defeat (de feet of de udder team, the half. Sivertsen took third in relay. of theory," Dr. Thorne said. I am interested in improving my yuk yuk) on the road last the mile, and second in the 440 Next Caltech takes on Po­ "And those agreements point to use of the English language. Will Saturday. In a conference duel hurdles when a runner was dis­ mona-Pitzer. The meet will be what direction we should go to exchange for help in Portuguese, with Whittier. Whittier is better qualified. Lou Testa took third behind Caltech's gym at 1:30 strengthen the theory and to Spanish, or French. Call Elaine at known for it's smog and a in the three-mile, and the meet tomorrow. strengthen the observations. 257-1501. certain alumnus (initials RMN) "We are going from the stage than for its track team, but they in which we were doing gross FOR SALE still defeated Tech, 113-22. exploration and the vague idea Caltech's squad was depleted Page Tables Dabney that Cygnus X-I might be a TYPEWRITERS by various other activities, but black hole to real concrete I have several office manual still scored. Doug Herbert came Page defeated Dabney in Victory when Ben Chun won two comparisons between observa­ typewriters for sale at $10 to through with C.I.T.s only two Discobolus table tennis last Sun­ straight over Paul Carpenter. tions and theory. $30 each. All are in good firsts, in the shot and discus. day by a score of 4-1. The final match saw the Page "I'm about 80 percent con­ working condition. 285-4538 Land, Hickey, Chao and Wise The only loss for Page was doubles team of Mark Bandhauer - . "-- vinced that Cygnus X-I contains Dictaphone "Ansafone"-Top of comprised a 440 relay team that Jacob Na's defeat of David Nov­ and Pui Lam defeat the Dabney a black hole. Future confron­ the Line-with attachment and took second. Land and Chao ikoff in first singles 21-13 and team of Wesley Chalfant and tations between observations and beeper. Picks up message world­ took third in the 100 and 220, 21-13. Kwan Chow of Page beat Subhash Sharma to end the theory may strengthen that con­ wide. Model 590. Like new. respectively, and Wise took third j Jon Ziegler of Dabney in straight proceedings. viction - or may destroy it." Original price $772; asking $495. in both the triple jump and long sets in second singles. 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