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Volume 18 - Issue 21 - Friday, April 15, 1983

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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspaper at Rose-Hulman Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rose Thorn Archive by an authorized administrator of Rose-Hulman Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Workshop manages stress by Matt Devitch assessed. These included management discussion topics If you're still suffering from personal management and included defining the jobs to be stress and worry here at Rose. organization, how well one done. setting priorities, and vou probably did not attend the reacts to and manipulates his recognizing one's own ability. stress management workshop environment, and how well one Herrama and Heider did a presented here at Rose. by controls his own attitude great job by inviting much I.S.U.'s clinical psychology Participants also filled out a discussion from the group mem- department. Two graduate personal stress assessment bers and by handing out self- Maril students, Randy Herrama and questionnaire for this session help sheets and other informa- 41114 Sylvia Heider came to Rose for that dealt with sugar, alcohol, tion. When asked to summarize three consecutive Monday caffeine, and nicotine consump- his experience, Brian Ramey evenings and taught participants tion, physical stress, amount of said, "The program helped me methods of evaluating and sleep, and stress from work. identify and evaluate stressful controlling stress. Finally, the third session situations." Ralph Anderson said In the first session, covered stress "inoculation" and what he liked best about the participants talked about time management. Stress program was that it showed him stressful situations such as inoculation involves preparing or "ways to look at particular homework, tests, overcommmit- "inoculating" oneself for stressful school situations and ment, relationships, illness in stressful situations in advance. assess them realistically rather Al Schmidt, Professor of Mathematics, has been on the the family, and many more. Preparation methods included than emotionally." local lecture circuit to drum up support for improvements Randy and Sylvia then taught positive thinking and imagery. Overall, the workshop proved in the nation's public school system. Mike Hendershot muscle relaxing techniques to For example. when preparing to be a positive experience. photo. release the tension that builds for an interview, past interviews Hopefully, Herrama and Heider from stress. that went well could be will come back again soon for During the second session. concentrated on as a model for those of you who missed out. So Schmidt critiques schools skills, strengths. and needs were the upcoming interview. Time just relax — if you can. by Gary Bechman in our society. In California, one may earn a Professor Schmidt has spoken degree in Driver's Education, to many groups but his audiences not just a general degree, but a are not a direct part of the Ph.D! Tios educational pet system disarray. s, in In the Public What he is striving to do is to School System, a beginning bring pressure to bear on the teacher with a minimum four system through concerned years of college education citizens who were not aware of commands a starting yearly the stifling, unproductive Vol. 18, No. 21 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology APRIL 15, 1983 salary of $3,000 less than a newly character of most of the nation's hired painter for the same school school systems. system's maintenance depart- But, as he quickly points out, ment. the crux of the problem lies with N.M.U.N. In response to these and other team the attitudes of our society. returns atrocities, Professor Al Schmidt Since World War II, Japan and by Al Hippleheuser Darby Keeney (FR. CH 1, Steve about the United Nations, world has launched an effort to expose Germany (and now the Soviet — Success met Pettit (JR, CE) and Ted Poulos issues, international negotia- the "poor situation of public Union) have supported educa- seven students from Rose- (JR, EE). Dawn Cawdrey from tions, and foreign affairs. The education with regard to science tional goals which support their Hulman at the 1983 National St. Mary-of-the-Woods served as students on each delegation and math as well as the industrial goals. Statistics Model United Nations (NMUN a member of the NMUN staff. familiarize themselves with their lackadaisical attitude toward indicate between one-third and Conference, an educational On the first day of NMUN, assigned country's foreign policy other courses" in the social one-fourth of all of their students experience which was held in Keeney, Hippleheuser, and months before the Conference. sciences and the humanities. in the higher institutions of from March 29 to Poulos were all elected This is not a recent problem in learning are in engineering. April 2. chairmen of their committees. Some of the issues covered in our educational institutions, However, the has Over 1500 students from 120 and served the entire week twenty-two committees included rather it has only been continually placed greater different schools attended the moderating proceedings. This is the threat of nuclear war, exacerbated by the rapidly emphasis on social programs as conference this year. The men one of the first times that one fighting in Central America and growing high technology element Cont. on page 3 from Rose joined four women school has ever had chairmen in the Middle East, human rights from St. Marv-of-the-Woods so many committees at the violations, the world economic College in representing the national simulation. Rose was situation. the status of women, Modulus will return Central American country of commended by the NMUN and the drafting of a convention Costa Rica. Those attending Secretary-General for this out- against mercenaries. At the by Geoffrey Lang them 1. The students are so busy from Rose were Mark Bailey standing achievement. Conference,' Since 1968, Rose-Hulman's making grades and interviewing the student (FR, EE), Laszlo Bardos (SO, An exciting alternative to delegates actively yearbook, the Modulus, for jobs pursue their has had that they never think of EE), Alan Hippleheuser (JR, traditional education, NMUN very few editions completed on the long term nostalgic value of CH), Rob Jacoby (SO. CM), provides an opportunity to learn Cont. on page 3 schedule. For instance, from a yearbook. What many do not 1968 to 1973 no yearbooks were realize is that a yearbook does published, while in 1974 not really serve a purpose until concerned students overcame after graduation; years later the Rose-Hulman flaunts its proud past campus apathy towards the yearbook can be used to remind Some of the History of Rose- year . . . Favorably impressed first appreciable Modulus and published five one of his college years and to capital with Hulman with the location and the people which he was consecutive issues (1974 to 1978). show his children what college later to build a Part I (of only II parts): 1817- in and about Terre Haute. I fortune. Unfortunately, a lack of was like. He sold a large block of 1962 returned and became a resident land to the Terre enthusiasm haulted its printing The apathy is not new or Haute & An eye-witness report by A. R. in April, 1818." Richmond Railroad from 1979 until 1982. This past unique to the Modulus; other Company Schmidt,'49 Chauncey Rose was an for $500/acre year the understaffed and over- organizations have also been ( which showed Have you ever thought (or unusually ambitious man. Not already his worked Modulus has managed to experiencing poor attendance at instinct for heard others say) there's nothing only had he sawed lumber in business! ). He built complete, publish, and distribute functions. However, the the first to do in Terre Haute? So what's Parke County, but af ter large hotel to both students and alumni, the administration, particularly in Terre Haute, new? Quoting from Chauncey inheriting $8,000 (and in 1825, yearbooks from 1979 to 1982. President Hull3ert and Kent became one of the "Railroad Rose's own letter: "In the fall of that was a tidy sum! ), he That is a lot of work for only Harris, have been supporting the kings" of the West, was 1817 (author's note: six years invested these funds in eight full time and seventeen Modulus for its nostalgic value. a interested in canals, and, as it after the disappearance of New mercantile business and in land was part time contributors, This year's Modulus, 1983, is described by one of the ten Madrid, Mo. in an earthquake) I which gradually became a part considering it takes five man- running a little behind schedule community leaders. "the traversed the States of , of the city. In the 1830's, Mr. transition hours of work to complete a but, says editor Pete Soller, it of Terre Haute from a , Missouri, , Rose purchased 320 acres village to single page, and the Modulus is should not be more than one a prosperous city was . and , bounded by what became chiefly due traditionally well over 100 pages. month late which would be to Chauncey Rose." looking for a place to reside and Seventh Street, Thirteenth Mr. Rose's "Is it worth all the work?" the Homecoming next fall. The interest in railroads engage in business. I spent Street, Poplar Street, and Locust led him to Modulus staff wonders. Students Modulus staff is still looking for promote the Terre several days at Terre Haute: it Street, at a cost of slightly more Haute & don't care whether or not they new members, so anyone Indianapolis Railroad had been laid out the previous than $10/acre — $3400. The which receive a yearbook because it interested opened in 1852. The should contact Pete • I., ' ', L gradual transfer of this farm serves no immediate purpose (to Soller. Students not completing a land into city lots provided the Cont. on page 3 1983-84 returning student financial aid application must E.I.T. exam tomorrow do so by 4:00 P.M. April 18, by Marcelo Copat valuable credential. For 1983! !!! All-night Eastwood shown Tomorrow, April 16th, a large instance, engineers doing This includes students who by Bob Peacock and the Ugly number of seniors will take the construction work must be want to be considered only for Clint Eastwood is now arriving 5) For a Few Dollars Engineer in Training, or E.I.T., registered. Registration is RHIT scholarships. Contact on the More examination. Of those taking the required in many technical the Financial Aid Office. stage. The long, lean, weather-worn hero rides into the The price will be the same as test, twenty-four are civil societies to attain higher Li, Main Dining Room in the Union the All-Night James Bond engineering majors, fifty-two classification of membership, is no penalty for wrong answers. Building. If you're looking for Special. That is $2.00 for men are chemical engineers, seventy- and also in some area of govern- Review sessions have been adventure and intrigue, not to and $1.00 for women. these one are electrical engineers, and ment and industry for promotion offered by Pi Tau Sigma, an mention lots of fast prices are for the softdrinks that eighty-four are mechanical or salary determination. honorary -paced action engineering society. (even are to be furnished. engineers. The exam consists of Taking the E.I.T. exam is the so far as to be called Registration is accomplished Between each film will be a morning and afternoon sections. first step toward registration. VIOLENCE 1, come see the All- by passing a sixteen hour written short intermission for Both sections carry equal weight The E.I.T. comprehensive Night Clint Eastwood Special is a examination after a specified 'necessities.' and both must be taken to examination of engineering incorporated by the R.H.A. time of engineering work Remember!! Don't forget the receive a score. fundamentals. It is divided in This extravaganza will experience (four years, chairs, pillows, blankets. and All states and territories of the subject areas which must be premier on Saturday, April 16. minimum). The test consists of female companionship as you United States have compulsory answered such as mathematics, That's tomorrow night!! two parts. A person who passed come. Just walk in. relax, and registration laws covering the engineering mechanics, The films to be shown are (in the E.I.T. is exempt from the cheer for good Ole Clint. practice of engineering for safe- electrical circuits, order of their showing) as and fundamentals (part 1). Part 2 NOTE** The Surgeon General guarding life, health and product engineering economics. There is covers the field follows: of practical has stated that these films are quality. Registration provides also a list of subject areas from engineering experience. The 1) A Fistful of Dollars not recommended for those of the legal means of indentifica- which two areas must be chosen opportunity to complete the 2) Thunderbolt and poor health and heart-problems, tion for engineers. It is not and answered. All areas consist E.I.T. (part 1 of the registration Lightfoot nor should it be shown to those required that all engineers of multiple choice questions with exam) while still in school is a 3) Hang 'em High under 14 years of age, for fear of register, but many times it is a five choices per question. There distinct advantage. 4) The Good, the Bad, Eastwood-mania. PAGE 2 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1983 **************************************************** FRANKLY SPEAKING ....by phil frank The Bi9 Screen WOR5E 11-14N NE. EVER ************************* ************************** IAA A LLERIC by Dana Hofheins subjects thrown in for laughs. that will make you wish you had MONTY PYTHON'S THE Their satirical comedy ranges a barf bag, then be patient 13Row Rice! MEANING OF LIFE from a slightly entertaining because Monty Python has TO If you are a hard core Monty ridicule of "The High Seas of included a restaurant scene Python fan then this movie is a Finance" to a witty ANNIE-like ridiculing the rich that is just MUST to see. The six men of number entitled "Every sperm plain SICK. Monty Python have outdone is sacred. every sperm is great" If your taste is more for blood. themselves in tasteless and which bears down on Catholics. guts and gore then the live liver biting satire on everything from Protestants and Jews. If you transplant scene is for you, but birth to death with a few extra desire a more tasteless scene this is certainly not everything that Monty Python has attacked in this film. They managed to burn the military. sex and education in one scene and Daffynitions satirize many other subjects in other scenes throughout the movie. Many of the classic Monty Python techniques are also visible throughout the movie. We 1 still have the interlude with a 1 of 1 1 by John Rohlfing narrator at the middle and end the film, and many of the women are played by men in drag. Rohlfing golf course manager — keeper by John The "Meaning of Life" is one the following job of lawn order. Maybe one of of Monty Python's most satirical in your lecturer — traveling man who choices will aid you comedies to date and the movie- expresses himself collect. search for work. be prepared for a plastic surgeon — pan handler. goer should with an infinite poignant and bizarre film. actor — a man producer — a man who stands very for taking praise. COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES • box 4244 • Berkeley.CA 94704 capacity in the back of the theatre on complaint clerk — wh ine opening night and wishes he steward. Page 5: were dead. jockey — a person who disc psychologist — a person who lives on spins and needles. pulls habits out of rats. is on executive — a man who talks real estate agent — the man The economic squeeze to visitors so the other who wants to put you on his by Hek O. Guy The Computer Science Depart- academic buildings and "Buy employees can get their work wailing list. the economic crunch which ment will be sponsoring an all- one cyclotron, get one free" done. sales manager — a man who In the hiring of a night basketball marathon. coupons. expert bookie — wizard of earns his living by being a slave instantly followed graduate as the head of Entitled "Dribble For Those Even Dr. Hulburp himself has odds. to conventions. Purdue the Federal Reserve Board. Who Do," the money raised by taken on a part-time job by using Rose-Hulman has fallen into this will go to replace that lost the Institute's Mercedes as a N'T A x A hard economic times. This fact. when the plan to install coin limo service. Commented coupled with substantial operated terminals fell through. Hulburp. "So long as I don't tell investment losses from a crop The Thorn will be helping out them any stories. I can usually failure in Columbia. has forced by running half-off coupons for get a pretty good tip!" President Sam Hulburp to take zl,"' FRATERNITY desperate measures to resuce the Institute's finances. RHO Jim Shorts, Director of by Jim Grimshavw Hounding Alumni. has organized a telephone marathon to raise some extra cash. All student Alpha Tau Omega activated new cart course is different only organizations are invited to help twenty Little Sisters on Sunday. on the first leg. which will begin with the telephoning, which will March 27th. Activation is the cul- behind the Hulman Memorial take place during the next three mination of weeks of fund Union. weeks from 1:00 to 4:00 a.m. raising projects, work sessions On Saturday, April 9th, every night. and a knowledge of local and Lambda Chi Alpha had its White Not to be outdone, the Devel- national frat,ernity history. Also, Rose formal dance. Chris Flynn. opment Office has struck a deal with weekly meetings are held. Social Chairman. arranged the with the Terre Haute Motors Chairman Brad Little Sister event. which will at last keep the Brinker presiding. Institute in zeromobiles for a Greek Weekend pairings were In the annual Delta Gamma year or two. Realizing that the set at the last Inter-Fraternity Anchor Splash. Lambda Chi Union has been rented out on Council meeting. This year six Alpha placed third overall. weekends for years. the fraternities will be competing in leading the Rose fraternities. Development Office will rent out the games with four fraternities Alpha Tau Omega was fourth Speed Hall as a used car show- in the evening's Songfest. The place overall. room on weekends (see photo). ', 1 The new dealership, Sam Hulburp Amalgamated Motors (S.H.A.M. will also employ The THORN several M.E. professors in its EARN OVER $1,000 service department. Published weekly at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology The Electrical Engineering 5500 Wabash Ave., Terre Haute, Ind. 47803 Department will be expanding A MONTH its blackmail operations with the Editor John Marum new eavesdropping equipment AND OPEN THE DOOR TO A TOP developed as a senior project. In

Assistant Editor Dave Franke addition. graduate students will ENGINEERING FUTURE. be required to do directed Business Manager Alan Yarcusko research in television repair. Columnists Dana Hofheins, Don Corson Gary Bechman, Dave Dvorak, Jim Grimshaw How many corporations would be willing to during your junior Reporters Bill Browning pay you over $800 a month join the com- Mike Daniel, Tim Eubank, "Mush" Copat Wine Tasting and senior years just so you'd a special Navy Al Hippleheuser, Rob Jacoby, Bob Mattingly Seminar pany after graduation? Under Brian Myers, Bob Peacock, Geoffrey Lange program we're doing just that. It's called the and Walter Rosenberger, Mike Sullivan, John Weis Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate- Dinner Matt Deuitch, Cary Stokes, Tom Vorjohan Steak College Program. And under it, you'll not only get great pay during your junior and senior Layout Kevin Bleicher hosted by Kevin Stroud years, but after graduation you'll receive a Mike Walden, Professor Levy year of valuable graduate-level training that Photographers Ken Rohman S2.50 students on board plan is not available from any other employer. Mike Talley, Bob Mattingly $13.00 All Others Learn everything you've Faculty Advisor Kent Harris always wondered about If you are a junior or senior majoring in wines math, engineering or physical sciences, find r CALL Ext.351 for reservations or see out more today. And let your career pay off 1983 Hairstyles - $11.00 elsewhere $15 00 foodservice checker. Haircuts - $4.00 to 16.00 elliswhere S7 and uP while still in College. Wash & Wear Perm - '27.75 elsewhere $35 end up April 27

Rick. Johnson 5:15 - 7:00 For more information, call the Naval 1440 _ 1-800-382- Faculty Dining Room Management Program Office at: South HIS n' HERS 232-0631 1 3782. I 25th HAIRSTYLING WORLD an min inf es L'in.1!.•.22"2_91"T.Pu_ti am foi MO FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1983 ROSE THORN PAGE 3 Thorm Sports • Tennis team takes third by Dale Bennett Akers, playing number three for pointed out that the team is On Easter weekend, while Rose. and Mike Smythe. playing playing much more "aggress- most Rose students headed home number five, both ended up as ively" as the season progresses. for the three day mini-vacation. runners-up in their respective He said that the bottom three the Engineer tennis team went spots. The three remaining men have been especially to Wabash College for a five players — number one Brian productive all year long and that team competition. The end Ramey. number two Cary Stokes the top three men are starting to result was a hard fought third and number four Tim 13eer — all come on strong now. This will be place finish. The four points finished third. In doubles action, a definite -advantage" as the separating Rose and Butler the team of Akers-Smythe team strives to improve their 4-6 University, who finished first, captured first place ( third season record. Coach Dickens show how close the competition doubles), Stokes and Ramey noted number three Akers as really was. Rose came up with placed second (first doubles) being the most consistent one first place finisher, as senior while Peterson and Beer (second player on the team so far. Greg Hulbert took top honors in doubles) took third place honors. In other action, Rose whipped the number six singles spot. Don Head Coach Randy Dickens a surprisingly weak Indiana Central University team on Friday, April 8, by a score of 9-0. The remaining eight matches, U.N. team five of which are home, all Greg Hulbert's powerful return was not enough to keep the nation's policy goals through five question a member of the UN should provide a good test of the Rose-Hulman Tennis Team from losing to Butler 7 to 2 last days of public debate, private Secretariat who is an expert on team's strength before they head Tuesday. The Engineers will be traveling to St. Louis today and consultation, parliamentary an item the committee into the C.A.C. Conference tomorrow. File Photo. maneuver, legal drafting, and considered. Tournament, being held here group negotiation. Delegate As far as learning about at Rose-Hulman this year on May Steve Pettit stated that NMUN different political ideas, the 5-7. showed him, ". . . how to students at NMUN do not usually Golf team begins season negotiate with people — tell share an "engineering can vou consider the peaceful them your position, find common viewpoint." Most students at uses of outer space without by Jim Grimshaw to tie for second place. Mark ground, and see what vou can NMUN are political science or technical aspects? But that's The Rose-Hulman golf team Adams shot an 81, Ron come up with towards common law majors from schools that how it goes . . ." And so it does, was busy last weekend, despite Neumeyer-84 • and Steve goals." offer NMUN as a semester-long perhaps even in the real UN. rain and below freezing wind- Davidson-86. Freshman In addition. students course and their performance at In comparing the overall chill temperatures. On Saturday, Neumeyer added a little excite- benefitted from the opportunity the conference serves as a final abilities of the political science April 9, the team played in the ment to the day when he missed to hear about and discuss current grade in the class. Thus, their majors from such places as Anderson Invitational. They a hole-in-one by 6 inches. issues with experts from the motivation and goals were very Harvard, Georgetown, and finished 9th out of 13 teams in a The third annual Rose-Hulman United Nations community. Mr. different. Duke, delegate Rob Jacoby very close race, shooting a 5- Invitational started today, with James O. C. Jonah. Secretary-. Sometimes it seemed that the stated, "We as engineers are man team score of 404. 18 holes of play today and 18 General of the Second World "engineer's viewpoint" was really more informed than most Sophomore Mark Adams led the holes tomorrow at Hulman Links Conference to Combat Racism really needed in discussions. poly-sci people. They love team with a 79, Rob Haynes-80, Golf Course. Tee times started and Racial Discrimination, According to Rose delegate rhetoric and really avoided David Bramer-80 , Ron this morning at 8:30 a.m. and delivered the Keynote Address Pettit, "We had some very setting into the 'sticky details'." Neumeyer-81 and Terry Butcher- play will continue until about at the opening session. held in intelligent people in committee, The Rose UN team is advised 84. Cedarville won the tourna- 3:00 p.m. The same times apply the General Assembly Hall of but most people didn't want to by Dr. Ann Morgan of St. Marv- ment with a 387 team score. to tomorrow. Ten teams are the UN. Also, each committee worry about technical details — of-the-Woods and sponsored by On Sunday, April 10, the team competing for the title, one of had the opportunity to hear and only the political issues . . . How Dr. Thad Smith, Professor of played in St. Louis in a them being last year's Political Science. Triangular meet with University Conference winner Centre of Missouri, St. Louis, and College. Hanover College and McKendree College. Rose Millikin University, last year's Schmidt- finished third with a 4-man team first and second place winners in score of 328. University of the tournament. are also engineering enrollment has Missouri. St. Louis won the playing. Rose has two teams dwindled to six percent. Other tournament with a 314 and entered. The first team is led by attitudes which permeate our McKendree College, one of the Sophomore Mark Adams who society are evident by the teams to play in the Rose- won the tournament last year emphasis placed on the sports Hulman Invitational, had a 323. with a 36-hole total of 158. figures and their multi-million Rob Haynes led the Rose squad Details of the tournament will be dollar contracts. with a 77, which was good enough included in next week's Thorn. On the other end of the spectrum, however, are the teachers. A study was conducted Rose history which compared the SAT scores, high school standings, and other engines had no headlights and no strongly toward agriculture than general indications of academic cow-catchers; therefore, no toward engineering. Mr. Rose achievement of college trains ran at night and history was, therefore, a pioneer in graduates in their different states that "many cattle were engineering education in this majors. killed." He contributed very region as he had been a pioneer Out of 32 majors. math, largely to railroads from Terre in settlement and business more science and engineering ranked Oh, sure, we could cut Haute to Evansville, Crawfords- than fifty years earlier. among the top 4 while education This is down on the size, use ville, and to Danville, Illinois. With a number of trusted artificial cheese, skimp majors came in 29th. Granted, It has been said that while friends and business associates, on the items and then sell there are many proficient traveling back and forth over the Chauncey Rose formed a no cheap it two for one. But we teachers, but they are being railroad between Terre Haute corporation on September 10, just don't believe in doing discouraged by the low pay, and Indianapolis supervising 1874, known as the Terre Haute business that way. obsolete research equipment, construction, the idea of an School of Industrial Science. The pizza. and forced lower standards, such engineering college was born. Board of Managers was For over 20 years, we've as those needed to accomodate Mr. Rose and his associates had organized in October, 1874, and been making the best the general education students great difficulty in getting men in 1875 a contract was let for the pizza we know how, and who take one semester of with technical training to come construction of the academic we've been delivering it chemistry. so far west at that time and building (at the present site of free, in 30 minutes or less. And yet, between the teachers remain until the road was the Chauncey Rose Junior High Call us, tonight. completed . . . Chauncey Rose and the students lies the some- School in Terre Haute). On what irrational parents striving decided there should be proper September 11, 1875. the Board of 0 N Drivers carry under $20. opportunities in the new West for Managers changed the name to 0 CI. 0 ©1982 Domino's Pizza, Inc. to vindicate themselves and their offspring for the low young men to study engineering. Rose Polytechnic Institute, in quality of education. One such Quoting from a Mr. Condit (for spite of Mr. Rose's protest. parent, in a letter in the Terre whom the President's home. For comparison, present-day Haute newspaper, blamed the Condit House, at I.S.U. was students may find it interesting 111111111111111MIMMIIIIIMMONIIIIIMMIMIIIMINIIINI1111111111•111611 teachers: "if somebody would named). to consider the original cur- make them teachers do their job, "It is known, possibly, to riculum (March, 1883): students wouldn't have to do no only a comparative few, that Cont. on page 4 $2.00 off any 16" homework." Mr. Chauncey Rose seriously 2-item or more pizza. The fundamental problem does contemplated founding and One coupon per pizza. not lie solely with the teachers, endowing a College for young CANOE TRIP Expires: 5/31/83 the system, the students or the ladies in Terre Haute .. . and, parents. But the solution rests in instead, substituted for it, Saturday Fast, Free Delivery society's attitude toward our Rose Polytechnic Institute, a April 23 927 Wabash school of technology for 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 232-8133 educational system. Phone: young men." 2600 Wabash gmummuuommumaammuumouthE Z 4 K-Mart Plaza B Now renting For Next Fall V For several years prior to 1874, 04014°%111"4 g. N Phone: 234-4940 12-6 Bedrooms. Furnished, Chauncey Rose considered the Cost: $8.00 0 N Limited delivery area. House and Apts. Nice = idea of founding a school in 0. 26229 / 2530 Registration: INeighborhoods. Fully which the students would be United Ministries Center g Furnished and Clean. Some g taught the industrial sciences. 321 N. Seventh Iwith utilities. The state institutions which had 232-0186 — Ca11877-2910. been organized in the Middle §numumumemmuanammumannnui West by 1870 leaned more REGISTRATION DEADLINE: APRIL 20 PAGE 4 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1983 Freshman Year hrs./wk. and more advanced algebra Rose Polytechnic Institute was of Mechanical Engineering. then erected and became known as Free Drawing 6 were added to the moved to new facilities on a part as Business Manager before the Shook Field House. Mathematics 7 examination (for admission) of the original homestead of the returning to full-time teaching. Beginning September, 1954. Practice/Shop Work 25 subjects. Since 1905. the Hulman family in 1922. During World War II, Rose the faculty provided that classes Private Study requirement 14 for admission Herman Moench joined the became a college associated were to be regularly scheduled have 52 graduation from a four- Rose faculty in the fall of 1930 as with the Army Specialized from 8:00 a.m. to noon on year high-school. an instructor in the Electrical Training Program to help train Saturday. Sophomore Year hrs./wk. Engineering Department, Faculty meetings were usually engineers for the war effort. In 1956, Rose became the Free Drawing 2 held on Saturday mornings at having graduated from Rose in From 1942 until 1951, Rose second engineering college Mechanical Drawing 6 7:30 and . . the progress and 1929. Prof. Moench later served operated on a year-round basis (after M.I.T.) to require Mathematics 6 deportment of every student as Chairman of Electrical with freshmen entering every differential equations of all Language (foreign) 4 were discussed. Engineering. twice as Acting quarter and seniors graduating students. At this time, the Chemistry 4 From 1883 to 1887, Mechanical President. and was. for many every quarter. curriculum shifted away from Practice/Shop work 10 Engineering was the only course Years. Dean of Engineering Darrell E. Criss graduated hands-on shop and craftsman Private Study 20 fully established. In 1887. Civil before becoming Senior Vice from Rose in 1943, and after his work toward an engineering- President. His long years of 52 Engineering was added and in military service in World War science curriculum. dedicated service to his 1889 the course in Chemistry was joined the faculty in 1946 as an profession and to Rose have Theodore P. Palmer, Junior Year hrs./wk. fully established. In 1893. instructor in electrical made him the most influential Chairman of Mathematics. Mechanical Drawing 6 Electrical Engineering was engineering. He then became and appreciated person in the initiated the move to grant Mathematics & added as was Architecture in Chairman of Electrical lives of more degrees in Theoretical Mech. 4 1898. Rose students than Engineering. the Dean of the Mathematics, anyone else. Chemistry and Physics which Language 4 From 11383 to 1908. 1406 Faculty, and then assumed his was adopted by the Board of Chem. & Phys. 4 students attended Rose Poly- During the second semester of present Chairmanship of Managers in 1958. He also had Practice/Shop Work 10 technic Institute and 526 the 1938-39 school year, the Computer Science. advocated the formation of a graduated — a 36% survival faculty voted to put into effect a Rose ranked fifth Private Study 24 In 1945, Computing Center which came rate. which held nearly constant revised curriculum. This among the institutions tested by 52 to be with the dedication of the until the 1950's! provided for a larger amount of the Carnegie Foundation study of Waters Computing Center in There were a number of required work in Senior Year hrs./wk. the humanities applications examinations for December, 1959. Mathematics 5 student organizations almost and social sciences. Fourteen freshman engineering students. Language & Ethics 5 from the beginning at Rose. (semester) credits in this field From the time Moench Hall The largest freshman class in Physics 3 Among these were the Technic, were required during the was built until 1948, the only the history of Rose — 176 — Chemistry 1 the Modulus (1892). Orchestra freshman and sophomore years dormitory on-campus was entered in September, 1961. The Engineering 3 (1889 ). Glee Club (1896), and twelve (semester) credits Deming Hall, which also housed student enrollment for the school Practice 10 Mandolin Club. YMCA (1889), were required during the junior the Food Service in its year 1961-62 was 475 for the first Society. Private Study 25 Camera Club. Scientific and senior years. This new basement. The only athletic semester and 449 for the second. the Telegraphic Assn. curriculum also 52 (1889), provided for facilities were the gymnasium The faculty recommended and and Student Council (1899). eliminating the thesis require- (where the current Auditorium the Board approved that 200 The first president of Rose Near the end of 1918. Rose ment for graduation. is located) and the football field freshmen be admitted to the Polytechnic Institute was Dr. applied to be admitted to the Irvin P. Hooper joined the with one small set of permanent 1962-63 year so that Rose would Charles O. Thompson. who was Reserve Office Training faculty in September, 1940, and bleachers and a cinder track. In have a student body of about 600 formerly the Principal of the program. served many years as Chairman 1948, a surplus B-29 hanger was students. Free Institute of Industrial Sciences at Worcester. ' Massachusetts. ( later. Wor- cester Polytechnic Institute). 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"The engineer is distinct from the artisan or craftsman by It takes more than 16 that most of the men exactly the amount of his months of intensive who operate the knowledge of scientific training to become a reactors in private principles which underlies the practice of his profession and his fully qualified officer in industry started in the resulting ability to apply those the Nuclear Navy. You Nuclear Navy.) principles to the ready and begin with four complete solution of real months It takes more time problems as they arise . of leadership training. and more effort to "The polytechnic school has Then as a Navy officer become an officer in the always offered to the qualified boy ( *1 a good education based you get a full year of Nuclear Navy. But the on drawing. mathematics. the graduate-level training rewards are greater, too. living languages. and the unavailable anywhere else at any price. The rewards can begin as early as physical sciences . . . 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