• NOTICE: re-re-re-re-re-re-re T E CA I ORNIA TEC -re-re-re-Election on volume LXXVIII Number 15 ASClr Re-re-re-re- Febmary 29, 1977 Pasadena, California Friday, January 28, 1977 Eight Pages Teller Warns of Misuse Spot in Carter Of Power by Scientists Administration by Gregg Brown Dr. Edward Teller, one of the founders of the Lawrence Likely For Livermore Laboratory and sometimes referred to as the father of the H-Bomb, was on campus yesterday to talk to students about his Chern Head involvement in the history of nuclear warfare and the science A Student Poll by Brett van Steenwyk that he is involved in now. Perhaps the most accurate Teller spoke during a lunch­ The Honor Code: thing that can be said about Dr. time reception at the Caltech Y John Baldeschwieler's future is who brought Teller to campus, that he is on many people's lists. and the center of conversation Does It Work? The Carter administration, with revolved around Teller's opinions by Kevin Drum perhaps some recommendation about the responsibility of the and Henry Fuhrmann from Harold Brown, may appoint individual scientist to control his him as the President's Science Photo-Kevin Drum own creations. No member of the Caltech Advisor, Director of the National Bert Wells and Ed Bielecki give their views to the Tech for Monday's community shall take unfair re-re-election. According to the opinions he Science Foundation, or even expressed during the the noon­ advantage of another member of Director of Defense Research and time get-together, Teller be­ the Caltech community. Engineering under Brown. lieves that the scientist's only The Honor Code This won't be the first time Wells, Bielecki Still responsibility is to generate that Baldeschwieler has been in science and to provide some Perhaps one of the most government. He had served as a information about the science sacred institutions on campus is In Presidential Contest the Honor Code. In many Deputy Director of the Office of that he has generated. He feels Science and Technology from The following is an interview that the scientist should, under respects it makes life more 1971 to 1973. He then worked of the two candidates for ASCIT no circumstances, try to use his pleasant here than at almost any in the National Career Institute President, Ed Bielecki of Dabney {(lInDff position as a scientist to in­ other college. Howenr, it also for six months. Afterwards, he and Bert Wells of RUddock. The fluence public policy. means added work in some cases interview was conducted by came to Tech to teach, to do EI«tmn As an example of the misuse and a heavier burden of research, and most of all, to Gregg Brown. of such influence, Teller de­ responsibility in all cases. The Honor Code is not something to manage science programs in the Brown: What are your goals as The ASCIT run-off elec­ scribed a conversation between be taken for granted. It is chemistry department. Dr. President? tions will take place Monday, himself and Robert Oppenheimer something that should be Baldeschwieler is primarily a man Bielecki: There are two basic January 31. The candidates just after the demonstration of examined and discussed who likes to manage and direct a points: one is the academic and who will be involved in the the H-Bomb at which time periodically. Some people field of science programs, one social, I mean it breaks down run-off are Ed Bielecki and Oppenheimer stated that he (especially freshmen) wonder if it who prefers to be the coor­ very nicely. The same old Bert WelIs for ASCIT Presi­ thought that the bomb should be really works. Others wonder dinator, although he does do problem that we're getting into dent, Morris (Mojo) Jones and used to end the Korean War. some of his own research. Teller flatly refused to use any about its effect on off campus with the size of the student body Mike Schwartz for Treasurer, people. Do they feel less bound Washington, for him, was both is going to be with us. Where it's and Ray Beausoleil and Dan of his influence in the matter, by it than others? How does it an interesting and frustrating Kerns for Director-at-Large. but was later informed by interesting is in reading the apply to grad students and experience. He was in his favorite Winners will be chosen by a Oppenheimer that he had placed report of the seven kids who professors? How widespread are occupation, but he found the plurality (greatest number) of the proposal in the hands of then went off to the other colleges nonacademic violations of the directing and coordinating of the many years ago, and one of the votes. President Eisenhower. Of course, gargantuan maze of scientific Honor Code? Does the library first things they said is "Gee, the Continued on Page Seven Continued on Page Seven programs of the Executive faculty and such don't really Branch to be quite perplexing. know whay the houses are like." All of the countless departments, And this is still true unfortunate­ .------The Week In Revie\v offices and agencies such as the ly, so that needs work on. by Kevin Drum Department of Defense, Energy Scially, again, this is interesting President Jimmy Carter people will be affected by the Research and Development Ad­ reading them. I worked with the revealed details of his 31 pardon. Berlin, Rome, London, Paris ministration, and the Environ­ Y and other things; I see the billion dollar economic and then will complete the trip mental Protection Agency were problems inherent in trying to with a visit to Tokyo. organized into four divisions: get things or socially around· this stimulus plan which included al National Security, Natural neck of the woods. So I'd 50 dollar rebate on last year's The following eight members Resources, Human Resources, definitely like to work on that, income taxes. The plan drew of Carter's cabinet were sworn President Carter sent emer­ and Civilian Technology. With building on the base and see if fire from many liberal Demo­ in Monday: State-Cyrus gency legislation to Congress I this, there was lobbying for we can work something out. This crats and from the AFL-CIO Vance; Treasury-W. Michael that would deregulate the price countIess bills, and auditing of would probably mean using who object to any form of tax BI u menthal; Defense-Harold of natural gas. The plan would I programs to make sure that they ASCIT as ASCIT, and not in relief. Brown; Interior-Cecil Andrus; allow the government to allo­ were efficient and non-overlapping. addition to our regular subsidized Agriculture - Bob Bergland; cate gas to regions where it is Dr. Baldeschwieler believes houses, but use ASCIT as ASCIT, Griffin Bell was confirmed' Commerce-Juanita Kreps; in short supply. that, if he were asked to work in as the entire student body. I as Jimmy Carter's attorney HUD-Patricia Harris; Washington he would not be sure think that between the two you General after a six hour debate. Transportation-Brock Adams. Continued moderation in if he would accept the offer. At ,:over most everything. The Senate vote was 75-21. Still pending are the food prices helped keep the Caltech, at least he could "see Wells: I think that one of the nominations of Ray Marshall December consumer price in­ things being accomplished." Per­ most prominent problems that I Prime Minister Indira for Secretary of Labor and dex to 4% and the year's rise haps the size of the federal Gandhi of India took further Joseph Califano for Secretary see is lack of communication to 4.8%. Locally, prices in­ government is too much for any measures to restore democracy of HEW. between faculty and students, creased 5.6% for the year, man's sanity. in that country when she Continued on Page Four nearly the highest of anywhere ordered the release of political President Carter proposed a in the country. prisoners, a lifting of press halt to all nuclear testing and censorship, and the revoking of said that the response from the Vice-President Mondale a ban on public rallies. The an­ Soviet Union has been "encour­ promised American allies that nouncement came just a week aging. His statement came the U.S. would not cut NATO Honor Code interpretation poll to test your con­ after Mrs. Gandhi announced during his first interview since spending. The promise assuaged science. Page 7 the resumption of assuming the Presidency. European nations who, con­ parliamentary elections. cerned with massive Soviet Vice-President WaIter Photogenic election winners. buildups in the last few years, Page 5 President Carter fulfilled one Mondale set out on a trip to were afraid that Carter would of his campaign promises when six European nations in an cut NATO support as part of ASCIT BOD circus. Page 2 he granted a pardon to Viet­ effort to emphasise President his promise to cut five to seven nam War-era draft evaders Carter's goal of worldwide billion dollars from the defense The Justice Department as­ economic stimulus. Mondale budget. A challenge to our intelligence. Page 2 timated that nearly 10,000 will visit Brussels, Bonn, West Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, January 28, 1977 ASCIT BOD leffers to the Editor McDonnell your most knowledgeable individ­ The California Tech is running The meeting was called to order treasurer, the Tech editors, and uals to a match at any day, time, a contest to determine the most by Bielecki at 10: 10 p.m. Present the present editor. Sirs: or location of your choosing. intelligent reply to this letter. were Bielecki Gromley Bielecki:"The question is, The presidential race has This team is so powerful that Please send your entries to our McDonnell, Chess, Rea, Wells, should we appoint Stan as editor entered its third go-around. So it has totally destroyed, disman­ office, 105-51. Rousseau, Fisher, and Yoshida. now since he's compatible with far, no clear-cut choice has tled, and humiliated every high Speaking of orders, Bielecki also the Tech editors, or wait?" emerged. Though both candidates school team it has encountered, delivered a fair-sized one from Rousseau: "Let's get it over have their plusses, we feel that doubling, yes, even tripling the Petrillo's and Winchell's, a with. Why go through the the best man is not on the score of the hapless opposition. significant factor in accounting farce?" ballot. Though circumstances We can beat any high school Parry! for the complete lack of Chess:"Could we approve Stan originally prevented him, he is team without trying, and we feel absenteeism this week. temporarily until after the in­ now ready to enter the race. It's that it is time for a challenge, A number of statements have terviews?" time to elect Tom McDonnel albeit a mild one. -, been withheld from the McDonnell:"1t would be bet­ ASCIT president. We operate like a machine, ,RIposte. published minutes at the request ter either to appoint someone We feel, however, that the answering the first several ques­ of the speakers where the now or wait until after the best way to accomplish this is by tions and building up a substan­ content of such statements was interview." voting NO. Were NO to take a tial lead. We then attempt to The Editorial Page sufficien tly confidential, plurality, nominations would be make the match more interesting insulting, or embarrasing. Many After a short discussion, the reopened. Then any candidate by putting in our substitutes. of these are simply not included BOD moves to approve Stan including Tom could run. A The substitutes, however, almost or marked in the minutes; others, Cohn as the new Big T editor write-in campaign at this point always open up our lead still News Brief Have for the sake of maintaining (Rousseau/McDonnell:5-I(Rea)­ would be futile, so join us further. (We are not, I repeat, a Ball! continuity of sorts in the dia­ 1(Gromley). Monday in voting NO for ASCIT not perfect, although we come as Students are invited to attend logue (and at the risk of having a 5)Chess announces that he and president. close as humanly possible.) This the Artists and Lawyers Bailon text that reads like a transcript Fisher had decided to do away massacre continues for the entire of Victor Marchetti's), have been with different rates for individ­ match, reducing the opponent to Saturday, February 5. The Ad· - Robert Chess vocates for the Arts, a non-profit substituted with the word uals and groups using the ASCIT­ Brian Dyer a sobbing, pathetic shell of what "(DELETED)". bus. In addition, they recom­ they once were. organization which provides free Rock Howard legal and managerial services for mend raising the fee for use of This team is the 1927 Yan­ artists, is sponsoring this event 1) Wells moves to commend the bus to $O.15/mile. Chess also Recently, there has been some kees of knowledge. We never An evening of entertainment and Ed Bielecki for obtaining the says that they considered the talk about a "No" campaign for show mercy; we cut through dancing will cost you only $3.50, night's refreshments. Having put situation involving Jose Helu's ASCIT President. I'd like to opponents like a buzz-saw. We More information in next week's away the major part of three use of the bus. Fisher says that make my own position clear. are the Lew Alcindor-led UCLA Tech. pizzas, a few dozen donuts, and the bus does no one any good I had originally intended to basketball team of trivia; be beat several six-packs of Seven-Up and sitting there, that Helu will defer run for the office until this our opponents by as much as root beer within half an hour, year's president told me that he to anyone who wants to use the possible and then beat them diE CAlifORNiA TEC~ the BOD passes the resolution bus. Bielecki and Wells counter would run for a second term. some more. The day we lose is (Wells/Rousseau: 5-0-2(Rea, For personal reasons, I thought it that the problem lies with the the day that Russia holds a free Volume LXXVIII Number 15 Fisher)). fact that anyone wanting to use would be best to withhold my election; the day that Gus Hall Friday, January 28, 1977 2) Rea moves to appoint the the bus has to clear it with Helu. candidacy until either Ed decided becomes President; the day that Published weekly except during following people to the remain­ Rousseau suggests leaving the to withdraw his nomination, or Caltech wins a football game. examination and vacation periods by the Associated Students of the ing posts on the faculty/student policy up to the Director-at­ the "No" vote won in the One final word: if you do not general election. California Institute of Technology, committees: Upperclass Admis­ Large. Bielecki tells Fisher that accept this challenge, we will run Incorporated. The opinions sions-Chris Jensen, Bert Wells; he will not be Director of Since nominations closed last a notice in the Los Angeles expressed in all articles are strictly Independent Studies-Ernie Lewis; Academic Affairs until the mat­ Tuesday, a number of people Times disclosing how the Califor­ those of the authors and do not Grievance-Pam Crane. ter is resolved. Suggestions are have expressed a great deal of nia Institute of Technology necessarily reflect the views of the editors or of the corporation. 3)Rea asks if the BOD should posed to limit the long-term use support for me by campaigning tucked their tails between their approve the results df the day's of the bus. Fisher argues that we actively for a "No" vote for legs and ran from Ulysses S. Editors-in-Chief elections for ASCIT office. can't impose a three-day limit president, I sincerely appreciate Grant High School. Kevin Drum McDonnell replies that in view of that would be discriminatory. it. Both Bert and Ed are friends Awaiting your immediate reply, Henry Fuhrmann the large number of undecided Fisher: "Houses that want the of mine as well as qualified AI Kellner candidates. I'd like you to make -R. A. "Tubes" Cohen contests that approval would bus for a ski trip often have to Chuckles the Managing Editor better be withheld until after the reserve the bus two weeks in yp your own minds on Monday Captain Chuck Kahn runoffs had been decided. advance. We can't do that in one to vote for either one, or neither 4)Bielecki says that it is time case and not in another." one. If nominations should re-­ MD. ''Padre'' Lautman Business Manager Ken Kroll to appoint a new Big-T editor. Rea:"Why not? I think we open as a result of the election, I Republican will actively enter my nomina­ There are two nominees for the can use discretion in certain Darkroom Chairman post: Stan Cohn and Young-il cases. People just resent the fact tion for ASCIT president. J.S. "Ace" Levenstein Dave Wheeler Choo. The staff of the California that he has control of the bus all Egotist Contributing Editors Tech wants an editor "they can the time. I think Jose Helu is a Sincerely, - Tom McDonnell G.P. "Lids" Gertzweig Dick Beatty, Gregg Brown, Rock deal with", and have expressed a special case." Howard, SandY McCorquodale, strong preference for Stan Cohn. Rousseau:(DELETED) Music Man David Ritchie Recommendations for editor are Bielecki:"ls he signed up all Give Me a Break ••• L.S. "Sarge" Finn to be made by the interviewing day?" Conservative Writing Staff ATTN: Most InteIligent Students Dave Callaway, J.L. Campbell, staff consisting of the ASCIT Continued on Page Three California Institute of Technology Stan Cohn, Judy Greengard, Ken S.A. "Scotty" Messinger Pasadena, California Herkenhoff, Brian Hill, Tod Lauer, Authol Nick Smith, Brett van Steenwyk 91125 Photography Staff THE ASCIT FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE Dear Fellow Caltech Eggheads: D.H. "Deuce" GelIe; Greg Bone, Talso Chui, Kent: Jock Da n iel, Rich Feldman, Ray Gildner, Ken Li, John Loo, Barry We, the members of the MS. "Spike"Pepper Nakazono, Tom SnYder, Chris Ulysses S. Grant High School Wheeler Quiz Team (possibly known to DeSignated Substitute The Longest Yard you as the Knowledge Bowl) Production Staff MN. "Fingers" Rosenblat formally challenge a team of Alan Boyar, Flora Boyer, Tom Moderato McCabe, Mojo, John Yuen

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things as student representation The California Tech hasn't really ago for such a change. [ learned BIELECKI AND WELLS IN RUNOFF on faculty committees, atten­ covered the story that much. that the Faculty Board had dance of the faculty board meet­ That is, specifically stating that discussed the idea of having an Continued from Page One ASCIT is to make the student's ing and so on. such and such a committee met, Institute holiday on Washington's and it's a major problem, one stay here the best it can. This Brown: Of course, the Cali­ these items were discussed, these birthday. I found out that Hardy that is going to be at the heart includes the academics, it in­ fonda Tech is an arm of ASCIT. conclusions were reached. So I Martel was looking for people's of the problem of student body cludes the whole realm of In light of this, do you think feel that the quality of student ideas about this so I typed up a size, particularly the short term experience of the student: living, that these covert acitvities need life is profoundly affected not petition and a cover letter solution. I'm very concerned having fun, learning, everything. to remain covert? only by the overt operations but immediately and circulated it with making the faculty aware of It should be an all-around Wells: I don't think they have by the covert as well. throughout the campus. We got just what students believe are the attempt to improve the life of to be covert at alL In fact, I have Brown: Do you mean that this 420 signatures and three days acceptable, reasonable, viable, the studen1. encouraged as much dissemina­ information simply needs to be later I took them into Hardy desirable alternatives in the short Brown: What do you think tion of information as I think is brought out or that ASCIT could Martel's office. and three days term. And I feel that various were your two greatest accom­ possible. It just seems to me that have a significant effect upon after that, the decision was made programs can be instituted to try plishments over your past term? in the past I've noticed that to increase communication be­ Bielecki : I worked with the students seem to be unaware of tween students and faculty. I'm Y in an attempt to restart the these decisions. For example, the rrI think the faculty should be encouraged very interested in finding our Scripps-Caltech exchange with decision was made to raise what ASCIT can do to increase other schools. That fell through, tuition (figures were given). This the contact between faculty and but it's a base. And just in to flex their muscles as much as possible" student in a social way. There's general keeping communications around the administration that's certainly a lot of contact already Open which is a large part of the been known for awhile, but -Bert Wells academically. But I feel the job. nothing's appeared in the Tech. faculty should have greater em­ Wells: I'd first of all like to It's fact that's relatively un­ pathy for the student's life here state my views on what is the known to the students as far as I these committee meetings? to make Washington's birthday at Caltech. The second problem purpose of ASCIT. I think there can tell. Wells: I think that because of an Institute holiday. So basically that I see is actually one that can are several areas of work in Brown: Do you have anything my experience with working with I just push where I think things be described by a phrase that the which ASCIT is involved. One is to say? faculty, because of my know­ will give in a desirable way. I overt and more apparent to the administration often uses, that Bielecki: Well, getting back to ledge of a number of students and think that's a very important and i is "underutilization of re- student than any other thing the beginning, I think of more administrators and faculty mem­ desirable attribute for an ASCII ASCIT does. This includes all sources." When the admin- than just safeguarding and bers, that yes, ASClT can make a president. I istration talks about it they mean social events, it involves, to a maintaining the overt-I believe profound change. I might add Brown: What do you think in terms of building and labora­ great deal, publications, and also that was the word; I use it to that the situation is ripe for such makes you more qualified· than tories aren't being used enough. films: the activities chariman is refer back only-acitivities. I change as Caltech picks its new your opponent? The way I feel is that human involved in films. And then there believe that they need to be president. It's totally important Wells: I think that my expe· resources here are not being used are certain athletic events which expanded. Yes, I agree that fundamentally that we analyze enough. In terms of academics, ASCIT is involved with, such as you're here to get an education what it is that makes Caltech tick, the facul ty here has really lost giving letters and things like this. and these dealing with the what do we want Caltech to be, interest in an exciting edu­ Now of coures the TQFR is one faculty and administration are what is Caltech, so that we tional program. There was a time aspect of this overt activity that important. But you're also here choose a president that is 15 years ago when the physics ASCIT .does, and I tend to play to live, to get an experience of compatible with these goals. And department was developing a down this overt activity I don't dealing with people and the so I think that ASCIT has an radical new program to teach discuss it much. It's because I world that you will need. You excellent opportunity to vouch­ physics to students: the can be brilliant, know all the safe student interest at this time. Feynman program; and almost science in the world, but if you Brown: What do you consider half the professorial was involved can't get along with people then to be your unusual abilities? in this ve ry exciting proj eeL This you're stuck. And these acitiv­ Bielecki: I have already got is a project that has had ities where ASCrT can get you the specific connections with repercussions all over the coun­ out and with people interacting; faculty and such which are try. I think programs like this that is a very important part that required. I know Mayer through shodd be brought up again. I needs to expanded, and not just the Scuba Club, I know the think the faculty should be maintained. secretaries, they're often a very encouraged to flex their muscles large part. I am very acitve in Brown:You mentioned the . Photo-Rich Feldman as much as possible. That is, not Scripps exchange. Why did that dealing with other people Wells to be satisfied with what is now fall through? throughout the campus, through a rather ordinary or certaniIy not nence would be my primary Bielecki: It was actually the Y, and through different qualification. I think that in the an extremely extraordinary edu­ nothing official on their end, it teams, through a lot of things. past I've demonstrated that I do cational program. So, basically, was basically working through That I think, and liking to work things, I try to do them quickly, the way utilization of resources Photo-Greg BOne one girl and a group of friends with people, and getting along I lobby for positive action. I works in this idea is that faculty Bielecki and they just sort of flicked it with them. I think that's a wan t to see things done. is not being used enough, they accept it as being part of life: in, partially because it was just qualification for the job. are sort of sitting back and being Bielecki: I also think experi. this is something that ASCIT getting organized right about the Brown: BerP ence is a large part of it. content with being as good as does. I have spent so much time start of our year and they ran Wells: Well, in terms of past However, the experience I've had Stanford, say, instead of exploit­ myself in seeing that these overt into problems with their mid­ experience, I feel that my is possibly more encompassing. It ing the situation that we have activities get carried out I just terms that were coming up. But experience as Director for Aca­ deals not only with academic absolutely unique facilities here don't worry anymore about their if we can start working on demic Affairs in the past year in terms of large faculty and affairs, but with social, and with happening. I intend to safeguard it again ... has been extremely valuble. It small student body. the houses, I deal with outside them, I intend to make sure that Brown: Have you started has brought me close to the activities, and, not just because Brown: Do you feel that this these acitvities go on, but I don't working on it again?· faculty, to stUdents, and the of the ASCIT presidency, but is really the job of ASCIT? regard them as being the most Bielecki: No. I have not administration. I have become because of the things I do, 1 Wells: Well, I think that this is difficult job of ASCIT. However, gotten out to Pomona where very intimately associated with the have, I think, a greater feel than an extremely reasonable thing for there is the covert activity which they are. activities that I think the ASCIT Bert. ASCIT to do because a few I find to be very interesting. faculty members have talked Brown: Define covert. about it and tried to get their Wells: By covert I mean that rrYou're here to live, to get an experience colleagues interested in it but it's covert as far as the average ASCIT President they haven't really seen much student is concerned. He's prob­ of dealing with people and the world" indication that the students ably not going to hear about if Election Results would like this sort of thing. I the ASCIT president goes to the -Ed Bielecki think it must have been incredi­ chairman of the faculty and asks General Election bly exciting to be an under­ what sort of arrangements can Wells: Let me point out president should pursue. Now, 1--24-77 graduate in the time that we make to get student input on that student life can be pro­ one particular quality about Feynman was teaching Ph I and the selection of a new president. foundly affected by decisions myself that I think will be 2 and go through this program Brown: Do you have any which are made in private and extremely important is that I'm Ed Bielecki 31% and realize that you were part of qualms that such covert activity are unknown to students. For impulsive. I think this is an Eric Lucha 17% something that was revolution­ is acting outside the charter of instance the whole discussion of attribute becasue my sources of Bert Wells 43% izing instruction in physics and the corporation? the student body size problem is information every now and then then incredibly ehough, a coup­ Wells: No. ASCIT and the basically a covert operation. lead me to believe there's an First Runoff le of years later you find out that ASCIT BOD is charged with There have been a few faculty opportunity to do someting 1-26-77 Feynman won the Nobel prize. protecting the interest of the committees, a few students on exciting; that without much You have this incredible sense students and, unfortunately, the these committees, a few assorted work a change can be made, a Ed Bielecki 41% that your education is the most student tends to be unaware of additional faculty member, the desirable change, and that if just Bert Wells 45% exciting sort of thing. these activities although his inter­ master of student houses, and a the right person is there and will Brown: What do you think is est is very much tied up in it, so few others such as the executives give the right push the change is Second Runoff the purpose of ASCII? it is a very proper thing for of ASCIT that are involved in going to be made. For example I Monday, January 31 Bielecki: The purpose of ASCIT to get involved in such this. People don't know about it. saw the opportunity just a week TJiE cAlifoRNiA TEC~ Page Five January 28, 1977

LeRoy Fisher, Director of Academic Affairs

Tom McDonnell, Secretary

Photos by Greg Bone

Eric Kaler (right), IHC Chairman Rich Feldman

Do You Really Want These Men? Steve Smith, Activities Chairman "----~~--"---~------him." Rea:"We could reduce it to some senior appointed as a house Chess: "You mean we have to 170 for one year---that would 'father' over them." SON OF BOD waste one on Christy?" alleviate the housing problem-­ Fisher:"The Housing Commit­ then bring it back to 200." tee agreed that frosh should not Continued from Page Three McDonnell:"We always did, I Wells: "Or begin new studen t be housed off campus." Rea:"I heard many comments mean I always send him a copy. Rousseau: "C mon, have some Are you sure you don't want house construction." Bielecki:"Oh joy! Random from people who were disgusted balls, Bert." that deleted from the minutes?" Rea: "What it boils down to is upperclassmen get thrown off that a major election issue was Wells: "When it comes to Chess: "Why don't we just that there's no good solution, campus." comic books." faculty, one's company, two's a Rea:"Take the single issue of 7)Wells mentions that he and delete him instead." someone gets burned. Generally, crowd" Fisher would like to initiate a 8)Wells mentions that Sunney that means the students are most the apartment complex. From (previous statement still de­ the standpoint of Morrisroe, they major program to invite faculty Chan suggested reducing the size susceptible." leted) have to make enough money to to the student houses to increa~e pf the next freshman class to Bielecki:"1 had a talk with "Does anyone have any other break even. The faculty say,'Well, faculty contact with the stu 175 to alleviate the problem~ Mayer and they were discussing ideas to increase contact between the Institute can subsidized it.' dents. The proposal would in­ arising due to expansion of the bumping grad turkeys and facul­ the faculty and the students?" volve having a number of faculty student body; this· suggestion was ty out of on-campus housing to Then they need some way to Gromley: "Publish the min­ make up the subsidy. It doesn't visit each house for lunck and stepped on immediately by Vogt. make room for all the under­ utes." work. In any event, we can't dinner in a given week. Bielecki recalls that (DELETED) grads." Rea:"Page already has at least Rea:"I think the best effort is had told him that the size of the Rea:"About the only thing stop fighting." one faculty member or trustee to make a strong appeal to the incoming freshman class was set that shakes people like Vogt and McDonnell:"Definitely not. type over each week and some­ houses to construct their own at 230, plus however many girls Shair out of their positions is Plenty of people get the impres­ times people just get bored." plan. It seems that the only are admitted, extra. when you mention the impact all sion that when complaints stop Gramley: "In Fleming we have regular programs now are in Page Wells: "(DELETED) had the of this could have on the Honor rolling in, everything's O.K., one or two a week and there's and Fleming; does Ruddock gall to tell me that he had System." when actually people are just the same problem. If a guy isn't invite faculty over to dinner, agonized over the problem more Gromley: "There is some cause getting tired of running into a very interesting nobody is going Bert?" than the students had suffered to worry in that respect if there wall when they complain." to go and talk to him." Wells:"Sometimes~t's usually from jt." is a large body of students Rea details the proposals men­ Wells:"If (DELETED) shows just something held informally in Gromley:"Morrisroe has to housed of campus." tioned so far to construct new up, for instance, he'll make the lounge." face the problem of cutting the Rea:"1 haven't seen Kevin's on campus housing. The pro­ comments that don't make any Rea:"ln Page it's like a Mike frosh class versus balancing the latest figures." posed house will have a capacity sense, and he really can't help it. Douglas talk show" books."(Secretary's note: Gromley:"I was going to of about 100 students and cost On the other hand, if obscure Rea continues to describe Morrisroe is not the preceding present them at the next HOUSing from $1-2 million. The style will faculty can be reached, it is faculty visits to Page. deletion.) committee meeting. I had them be like Keck since it was decided possible to get a base for changes "How about making an appeal Rea:"Tuition is 20% of the at the Faculty Committee meet­ that this style made the best use that the faculty board wouldn't to the mc on Wednesday?" unattached income of the insti­ ing, but no one seemed too of space, utilities, etc., and recommend On their own." Wells: "I think an appeal to tute. Overhead expenses are all interested." would be located behind the grad Rea: "I don't see how such a the houses would probably be lumped under student expenses; Rea:"That was really a weird student houses. An alternate site massive program can be imple­ best." lights burning in the basement of meeting." on the Ath lawn would cost mented. Students don't want to Rea:"1 originally thought that Kerckhoff are all figured into the twice as much to build on since dump their gripes on the fac­ trying the whole plan out as a 'cost of educating a student at There is a small discussion about some of the trustees want to ulty." pilot project would be best, but Caltech'. It all depends on who's the recent Faculty Board meet­ preserve the old-style architecture Bielecki:(DELETED) knows then I decided that it would be playing with the books." ing. on that part of the campus. what's going on. But unfortun­ better left up to the houses." Gromley:"There is one consid­ Bielecki:"The grads don't even ately he doesn't act on it." Rousseau:"Why not table it eration; it saves money on Wells: "The last committee to like Keck House." McDonnell requests an outline of until the next president takes financial aid to cut the size of work on the problem took three Rea:"The interim solution the proposed plan from Wells. office?" the freshman class." years." would be to move the grad Wells describes the basic outline Wells: "This isn't legislation; Rea: "The editorial in the Bielecki:"Who was that guy at students out of the grad houses. to the BOD. we're just shooting the bull." Tech was somewhat misleading in the meeting sitting right But Gang says there is already a Fisher:"Each house could Rousseau:"Let's make it a saying that the Institute would across..." waiting list of 60 grad students tailor its own program." campaign issue." save money by decreasing the Rea:"C.J. Pings." for spots in the houses. It would Bielecki:"When the trustees Rousseau:(DELETED) size of the student body. The Bielecki: "Pings. He said that only compound that problem." were coming over to the student Wells:"C mon, have some Institute gets enough perquisites the size of the freshman class Ftsha:"What arguments did houses for dinner last year, balls, Ken " in the form of federal grants, was supposed to be 220 plus or they use when they decided to Dabney didn't get any because Chess:"Do we still send a loans, etc. to make it pay to minus 0." build the new houses?" some faculty member complained copy of the minutes to Harold increase." Rea:"Don't expect the prob­ Rea:"It's unclear; that was IS to Mayer that he wasn't treated Brown?" Wells: "Could the freshman lem to be solved for· a year." years ago." well in Dabney." McDonnell:"No, not since he class be cut as a one-shot Wells: "Meanwhile, 60 or 70 Continued on Page Seven Wells:(DELETED) left. We'd have to mail it to approach?" frosh get housed off campus with Page Six THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, January 28, 1977- .9Ze ~~ ~~ Il.A. Cabaret Spotlighted at Icehouse

by Judy Greengard Roto Rooter Good Time a scene, which was acted Great American Food Co. Times are rough in these days Christmas Band. Pat Paulsen impromptu by two members of of recession. The wallet gets periodically returns to refresh his the cast. The lines yelled out The Great American Food and plates, omelettes, rib and chicken embarrassingly thin, that memory of Pasadena's charms. were "See Spot run" and "RoO Beverage Company, 826 Wilshire, specialties, vegetarian dishes, ice automotive dream sails out of The Ice House features me over." The scene began With Santa Monica. cream creations, and the like. All reach, . and you still need everything from rock bands to ex-Committee member Rochelle Today, every restaurant seems of the dinner items are served in somewhere to go for an evening lone folksingers to comedians to Richelieu playing a surly waitress to need some general motif to great quantity and with fresh out. mimes to nostalgia to ... And in. a truckstop diner, and Damon justify its existence. Most of the fruit. Of special note is the Will Well, all is not lost. One of while not all their artists are Reichag as a rather slobbish more creative and original such Rogers Special: one pound (!) of the best deals in entertainment is current stars, many are good trucker (the first line was his attempts fail miserably, but the ground beef stuffed with but a waddle down the street. enough that they will be casual remark concerning the Company is happily an mushrooms and onions is covered Located on Mentor, just north of someday. And in any case, the hamburger drippings running exception. It is probably the with creamed spinach and jack Colorado, the Ice House offers program is consistently diverting. down the front of his shirt). The only place around that could be cheese and broiled to perfection. pleasingly sophisticated live L.A~abaret waitress begms to angrily berate described as "Contemporary Folk It's served on a bed of rice with entertainment for $1.50. on Last week's program featured the trucker for his poor table American," and that's the reason com on the cob and reesh fruit. weekdays and $2.50 on an improvisational theater group, manners and he defends himself. for its great success. This comes along with a dinner weekends. the L.A. Cabaret. The Cabaret is As the scene progresses, they The comfortable decor might salad for $6.85. It's not cheap, The shows are in a small very reminiscent of The begin to discuss their personal be called Late Turn-of-the­ but reasonable considering the theater with a pleasantly Committee, of Sixties San problems and he nervously asks Century, but the license plates quality and the atmosphere. informal atmosphere. Between Francisco fame, which is scarcely her for a date, she eagerly on the walls from across the The Company features shows, the patron can relax·at surprising considering that it accepting. The sound of a country wouldn't quite fit in. numerous ice cream specialties. the bar or have dinner in includes some of the members of motorcycle starting up outside The appointments certainly hit a The double sundaes for about intimate booths. Drinks and food that defunct group. was incorporated into the scene perfect balance between being .$2.50 are enormous, and can just are also served during the shows. Improvisational theater is a (in true imprOVisational manner) too austere and boring or too barely be finished after a "Will While various types of liquid delightfully informal medium as the trucker's partner gunning overpowering and detracting. The Rogers" (if you're six-foot-five refreshment are available, the which has unfortunately fallen the motor to hurry him up. The waiting staff also provides and have been fasting all varieties of cider are truly into undeserved obscurity in last line was used while he impromptu music by strolling weekend). excellent and are highly recent years. It is improvisational directed his partner in reparking from table to table; all have Heineken is kept on draft-a recommended. in the fullest sense of the word, the truck: "That's right ... a some proficiency at playing the rare treat in this part of the Many brilliant careers were because every show is different, little to the left ... Hey, don't guitar or singing, and provide world. The reasonably diverse launched at the Ice House, whose and its content depends upon the roll me over." quality diversion. wine list also features the better roll of honor includes George composition of the audience. It .Improvisat!9D The menu provides an imported bottle beers for $1.25. Carlin, Bob Newhart, Lily has more audience input than Another type of improvisation interesting variety of hamburger Continued on Page Seven Tomlin, Gabriel Kaplan and the any other form of live was expansion. A member of the entertainment, and even uses audience called out a first line: members of the audience as "It's a matter of everyday life," participants in some sections. and each member of the group e4SSAULT with A typical skit ran as follows: expanded it in the style of a The audience was asked to famous p~rson: impromptu II delldl~bosonal provide the first and last line~ ()f r"ntiriJed on Page Seven Leaky Lecture, Concert

Friday Scheduled for N ext Week 8:35 & 12:00 Saturday 1:555:108:35 12:00 Dr. Rene Dubos, Professor Mercier. StUdent tickets are Sunday available for the February 12, 8 1:55 5:108:35 Emeritus of the Rockefeller Daily at 8:35 University in New York City, is a p.m. performance in Beckman microbiologist and experimental Auditorium for $2.50 to $4.50 pathologist. He will discuss the from the Caltech Ticket Office, dangers of some environmental and last-minute rush tickets are and social innovations for the only $1. future of the planet and human The Anna Russell concert, life in a Leakey Foundation which is scheduled for Saturday, Lecture next Tuesday evening, February 5, has been sold out. February 1, at 8 p.m. in Beckman Auditorium will adopt Beckman Auditorium. Tickets are the standard sell-out procedure: available from the Caltech Ticket they will hand out Waiting-list Office. checks at 7 p.m., and will fill III '" III any open seats from the waiting Lotte Goslar's Pantomime list at 8 p.m. at the standard Circus which is scheduled into student rush ticket price, $1. Caltech's Beckman Auditorium IEASTMINCOLOR I There is also limited standing on February 12, is not a circus room, so that those who get C+.....;_.. A"c1ass'@...naturally! in the usual sense, but a unique there early can get in, even if no dance and mime theater with reservations open up. -"/n£Uu>W~Od'" techniques from classical and modern dance forms as well as '" '" '" - ',~ with Oscar Brand, the popular folk from pantomime and ,allied singer/composer, will be bringing JJc»iJa~I theater arts. There will be a his "Festival of American Folk C:CJI'sf••• ••• special program for young people Song" to Ambassador II"" on Saturday, February 12, at 11 Auditorium in Pasadena this 'WiId,'WiId'Wonaen! a.m., and there will be a full Saturday, January 29 at 8:30 length evening performance the p.m. same day at 8 p.m. The morning During his long and varied show is free. career, Oscar Brand has been Interspersed with some serious busy in virtually every phase of works and pure dance numbers, entertainment. He's composed the shows are largely humorous, music for Joan Baez Ella and spoofs and satires·· abound. Fitzgerald, Doris Day,' Harry The shining star and guiding light Belafonte, and many others; been of the Pantomime Circus is its composer and lyricist for several founder, choreographer and Broadway shows, and has his MONDAY-FRIDAY 6:40 & 10:05 SATURDAY-SUNDAY 3:20,6:40, & 10:05 director, Lotte Goslar. The own radio show for National dancers, actors and clowns aiding Public Radio, "Voices in the and abetting her are Donna Wind". Baldwin, Raymond Collins, Gary For information and tickets, Cowan, Jerri Lines, Kenneth call 577-5511. MacDonald, and pianist Richard -David Ritchie Friday, January 28, 1977 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Seven More BOD Minutes The Honor Code Continued from Page Five 1O)The BOD votes to award Dr. Schaefer a letter of commen­ Mike is walking back to his house late at night when a friend rushes up and tells him that his Fisher:"It might be the key to dation for his years of work as father just called and wanted him to call back as soon as possible. Mike knows that his mother has a solving the problem." Registrar and Director of Finan­ heart condition so he wants to get to a phone immediately. Consider each of the six alternative Rea:"The reason for the pres­ cial Aid (McDonnell/Wells: 7-0-0). situations below and decide which ones constitute honor code violations. ent crunch is the change in the Yes No community. It's hard to find Il)The meeting was lani- Using his master key, he enters the nearest building. Is just being in the building a o 0 cheap housing in the vicinity of mously adjourned 11 :42 P.M. violation? Tech. Tech has pretty much (Chess/McDonnell). expanded to its limits; they don't There is an office that is always open at night because it has a Xerox machine that want to go tearing down the o 0 students use frequently. He goes in and uses a telephone that is on a secretary's desk older buildings." TELLER in the back of the room to make the call. Wells: "Will it be a shouting Continued from Page One no such action was taken. In match --the person who shouts response to the question of He enters the locked office of a professor he knows well and uses his telephone. 0 the loudest gets screwed the o whether the American public is least? " well enough informed about There is an open office nearby with its lights on. He walks in and makes the call. o 0 Fisher: "Students can't shout scientific matters to make the very loud" difficult decisions that he was He finds a random locked office and walks in and uses the phone. [J [J 9)McDonnell discussed several handing them, Teller replied that importantissues regarding those decisions must be handed He enters the nearest door without knowing what is behind it in hopes of finding a o 0 Millikan Library and the adminis­ to them, and he felt that we telephone. tration (details off the record). should educate the people sufe Rea: "It's important that we ficiently to make the relevent work to get these problems decisions. He feels that at present solved during the interim admin­ a lack of discipline in the schools The following situations are distinct from the six above. Check each one tfrflt you think istration." is responsible for the public's constitutes an Honor Code violation. Wells: "Why is the registrar lack of knowledge, and not leaving?" because the concepts are too McDonnell: "Dr. Schaefer complicated to understand. wants to work full-time in In spite of the public's You go into a friend's locked room to use his calculator. o 0 chemistry. " possible lack of ability in dealing Wells:(DELETED) with scientific problems, Teller You are through one hour of a 1~ hour test. The next question looks easy so you Rea:"The new BOD should still feels that the scientist has no decide to get up and go to the restroom. When you get back, the problem turns out to o [J attack these problems in the next right to try and make those be harder than you thought, and when your time is up you take the extra five minutes few months any way it can" decisions for them. that you spent in the restroom.

You add a few extra points to a graph in your lab notebook to make it fit your o [J Icehouse Review curve better. Continued from Page Six competent rock band highlighting poems were recited in the styles a somewhat surly singer who You fake some data because you didn't finish your experiment. o 0 of Emily Dickenson, Robert nonetheless gave quite a Louis· Stevenson, and Dylan satisfactory performance, You make your error bars larger than they should be to accomodate the data you o 0 (music provided by the group's although he underrated his own have. pianist, Billy Superball). Damon songwriting talents. The other Reichig gave an off-the-cuff members of the band were never . You didn't finish your circuit in time in your physics lab. You borrow a friend's political bit of demagoguery in introduced, which was finished circuit and use it to .take the data. You could have finshed yours, however, if o 0 the manner of H. Rap Brown. unfortunate since they gave you had had the time. The sketch finished up with a excellent account of themselves skit a la Lily Tomlin, and a and deserved credit for it. You need some wood for Interhouse, so you go to a construction site on campus o 0 Marcel Marceau style pantomime. This week the Ice House will and take some stuff that looks like scrap. The company is not affiliated with Caltech. Perhaps the most interesting present Denny Brooks and piece of audience participation guitarist Steven Geyer (or You take some extra food from dinner for a midnight snack or for breakfast the was called "Foreign Movie." The possibly singer Bob Lind instead next day. The food service policy is unlimited seconds. o 0 Group's mimic, Richmond of Geyer). The show runs Shepard, and a member of the Tuesday through Sunday. The audience were assigned to enact a following week's schedule can be Can you suggest some quantitative way to find out if the honor system really works spontaneous scene from a obtained by calling the in academic cases? fictitious movie (chosen by the management at 681-9942. audience to be French) while the Enjoy! other members of the group two weeks, the Tech is going to paper; they are as welcome as "dubbed in" the dialogue. Honor System run a five part article on the the answers to the questions. Improvisational theater is one Galloping Honor Code-how it works, Anybody with any ideas about of the most creative, and Continued from Page One whether it works, and who it the Honor Code, about areas that consequently, one of the most Gourmand really respect the honor system? applies to. should be investigated, is demanding theatrical forms, and Continued from Page Six Some have suggested this is not The questionnaire on Page' encouraged to drop by and talk the L.A. Cabaret rises to the Full bar service is also available fully the case. What could be Seven is to help us determine to us anytime: Henry Fuhrmann occasion admirably. It is also one hut they check I.D. 's closely for done about it if it were the case? how the student body feels in 227 Ruddock or Kevin Drum of the most novel and therefore those of you who are old enough How does the BOC work? about the Honor Code. The in 233 Ruddock. most interesting forms. The to vote and join the Army, but Is there a quantitative way to Honor Code is something to be Please note: not all of the Cabaret will be appearing next are too young to drink. fmd out if the Honor Code really taken seriously, and these situations in the poll above are month at McCabe's in Manhattan A complete evening with works in academic cases? questions should also be Honor Code violations.. Most of Beach; it's certainly worth the drinks, dinner, dessert, and the Checking the Honor Code in answered seriously. Please answer them are grey areas that can be trip to see them. tip will come to just under class is not consistent with its them and put them in the interpreted in many ways. The An unusual feature of the Ice fifteen dollars (cheaper if you principles. Is there another way? campus mail or deliver them in point of this poll is not to find House is their practice of stick to milk and coffee). Is the Honor Code just an excuse person to the Tech offices in out how ethical you are but to Inse r ting unannounced Although the price is a bite out in many cases for professors to Winnett. Write any comments fmd out how Caltech students ,performers between the of the average Techer's budget, load work on students by giving you have on a separate sheet of interpret the Honor Code. ladvertised ones in some of their it's worth it as a break from tests on weekends? Ishows. Last week, they routine. Try it. 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La Crescenta, California 91214 Page Eight THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, January 28, 1977 Swimmers Split Meet with UCR, UCSD by Josh Levin in the lOa-yard butterny, Crane accomplishments of the men are In a double-dual meet against again in the lOa-free, and the too numerous to list. V.c. San Diego and V.C. team of Angela McTaggert, All in all it was a good day Riverside, Caltech's men's swim Hartsfield, Royden and Crane in for swimming, with both the team advanced their record to both the 200-yard medley relay women's and men's team 2-I, beating VCSD 58~36 but and the 400-yard free relay. showing great promise for the losing to VCR 61-47. The Due to the nature of the season ahead. women's swim team handily double-dual meet, the defeated OCR's women's swim team 57-48 and picked up a forfeit against VCSD. The victorious women were caltech--- Stanzi Royden in the 200-yard freestyle, Pam Crane in the 5 a-yard freestyle, Becky Hartsfield in the lOa-yard individual medley, Lyl,n I Hildemann in I-meter sports springboard diving, Royden again I photo-Dave Wheeler Tech swimmer Becky Hartsfield takes the plunge.

The California Tech 105-51 Techers Compete CAMPUS MAIL In Marathon Arising out of their dedication to long distance running, Steve Kellog, and Josh Rothenberg trained for and competed in the CLASSIFIED ADS Mission Bay Marathon last FOR SALE OR TRADE; Mad Saturday. Over the nat course Bomber Chemistry Set. Includes and with a field of hundreds, materials & tools for 1 Kton! Kellog, ~xperiel>. ed marathoner, device. x2171, ask for "Speedy" ran a lifetime Llest of 2:41 :00 and Josh Rothenberg, a first "U.S. GOVERNMENT SURPLUS timer, ran a fine 3: 14:00. DIRECTORY" How and where Kellog's time, despite the crowd, to buy thousands of articles at a came within six minutes of the fraction of original cost inclu· school record. ding: jeeps, motorcycles, scoo' ters, aircraft, boats, musical instruments, calculators, type, writers, clothing, etc. Fleming, Page Send $1.50 Markscolor Labs, Box 570, Glen Cove, N.Y. 11541 Tie In Tennis LECTURE: Functional aspects in achieving Einstein's "Cosmic reli, by Kevin Drum gious experience". For rates, give Interhouse tennis ended group size, write Reverend A. J. Monday with Page recording a Schoellkope. No. 21-30th 5 - 0 victory over Blacker. Avenue, Venice, CA 90291 Overall, Page and Fleming tied Tech Cager leaps high in the air to escape Claremont-Mudd defense at a game on the twelve. Photo-John Loo for first place with 5-1 records, I PERSONAL Lloyd took third with a 4-2 record, and Ruddock took fourth ACCU RATE AND EXPERT with a 3-3 record. Ricketts TYPING by executive secretary, (filers Lose on Defense to POl11onfl-Pitzer ended up in fifth place with a Will do theses, manuscripts, 2-4 record and Dabney and papers for students and faculty, by Rock Redlands was led by Steve Sly The Tech JV lost the Blacker tied for sixth with 1-5 IBM selectric. Fast service, rea· Caltech's basketball team . with 23 points. preliminary contests by large records. Interhouse standings are sonable rates. Call 441-1410 lost two more games last week. In the first seven minutes of margins. Pomona-Pitzer won now as follows: Fleming -160; TRAVEL This time, it was the Pomona­ the game, the Staghens spurted 107-20, Foster scored 23 for Page-152; Ruddock-I27; I Pitzer Staghens and the Red­ to a 20-4 lead. At half-time, the Pits. Cindy Flanagan, John Ri cketts-98; Lloyd-68; Charters to EU ROPE with CI EE: lands Bulldogs who did the the margin was 44-21. Tech Hattick, Paul Magliocco, and Blacker-48.5; and Dabney-44. Council on Int'l Educational honors. In both games, the outpointed Pomona 31-30 in Ed Chan each scored four for The best players in each house Exchange, 4 to 50 week flights Tech squad fell behind early the second half, but the Tech. Redlands' victory was by were Tim Ahern of Fleming, who to Paris or Amsterdam, from and the opposition was able to S taghens were substituting the score of 119-30. Zylston went undefeated, Peter Goldreich $449 to $479, 1093 Broxton coast to an easy victory. freely, and had no intention to scored 36 and Kreg pumped 30 of Page (the RA, who plays Ave. No. 224, Los Angeles CA Pomona-Pitzer employeq a let Tech back in the contest. for the Bulldogs. Bob Burke doubles with his son frequently), 90024, 477-2069 sticky defense and a balanced Redlands' 93-46 victory over starred for the Engineers as he and Eric Peterson also of Page. scoring attack in their 74-52 Tech was marked by excellent pumped in IS points. In other houses, Mike Aziz OPPORTUNITIES win. Washington led the Stag­ shot selection, as the Bulldogs Tech's forthcoming games played first singles for Ruddock, hens with 11 points, while scored most of their buckets RECORDING ENGINEERING are Saturday at Life College Greg Earle for Lloyd, John CLASSES, NOVICE-MUSI· Fink, Boyd, and McFadden on easy inside shots. The and next Wednesday here at Zeigler for Dabney, Don ClAN-PRODUCER, PROGRAM. each tallied 10. John Pender Beavers were cold all night Scott Brown' Gymnasium Hamasakei for Blacker, and Josh MED TO IMPART SKILLS YOU was the game's high scorer for long. Joe Zasadzinski scored against the Whittier Poets. Rothenberg and Duke Briscoe for NEED TO WORK IN THE Tech with 16 points. nine points before fouling out. Ricketts. RECORDING INDUSTRIES, RE CO R DS-VIDEO-F ILM­ 'r TROUBADOR RECORDS PREVIEW"" BROADCASTING. BASIC AD· JAN 27-29 FEATURING: VANCED-IN STUDIO-LEC· BYRON KEITH DAUGHERTY TURES. GOLD AND GRAMMY X-4 WINNER, BILL LASERUS, TRASHY TEDDY & DOG STAR INST. 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