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Volume LXXIII Pasadena, California, Thursday, December 9, 1971 Number 11 New ASCIT Funding 1mplemented:Controls Frosh Win Cold Mudeo: Now In Your Hands Juniors Beat All Runners by Norris Krueger by Channon Price everyone's choice for Mudeo prin­ There have been serious ques­ Was it ever really in doubt? cess. The Juniors also decided to tions raised concerning the oper­ What made this year's Mudeo name the first Mudeo Queen this ation of students marking how they more interesting than all of its year to go along with the othe; want their dues spent. First, we equally curious parts was the way precedent setting innovations. encourage people to support acti­ the Juniors managed to lull the The afternoon was cool and vities that they will (or might) Sophomores into a relative state of overcast and the forecast high was participate in and to support other quietude, all the while, of course, for 60 0, so of course the pit was in things they feel are worthwhile. scheming to award the Frosh a last­ perfect condition. The frosh fin­ (For example, you don't have to be second victory and beat a hasty ished the preparations by destoning a jock to support athletic awards.) retreat to a waiting, warmed-up the pit, and then readied themselves This in NO way limits the range of escape vehicle. for the challenge of the sopho­ activities you can take part in, (For For a time it looked as though mores. The massed media was also example, even if you give zero this would be the year of the Big T ready, TV cameras and all, prepared money to the movies, you will still Mudeo, but once the Junior class to once again point out to the be more than welcome to attend!) managed to get its President* public what insane things Second, the Excomm will tabulate The most detailed picture of Phobos ever seen is shown in this computer­ elected the probability for having "tomorrow's leaders" were doing. the cards. Third, the cards will be enhanced photograph from 3444 miles away. Photo courtesy of JPL the Mudeo First term increased The sophs took an early lead available only for audit by an considerably. (Of course, it was a with a decisive victory in the individual or group approved by the Musical Afloat? novel idea to have a December Tug-O-War, and then captured close BOD~as such, the secrecy of your Mudeo, but before long the slush decisions in the Sack Race and the choice will be maintained. Fourth, between one's toes did get rather Wheelbarrow race. Most of the if you have trouble writing in your ASCIT Produces H.M.S. Pinafore objectionable.) In addition, the contestants rested while the sopho­ specific choices (within the six Mudeo organizers faced a task more girls (?) bested the frosh girls major areas) sample space will be infinitely more enjoyable to in the Leap Frog. But all events are available on the back of the card. by E. Burner Pontius investments which will payoff to consider-that of dreaming up a new not created equal. The frosh Fifth, a list of all clubs and other Caltech re-enters the world of the entire Caltech community this contest for the two cooed classes to outlasted the cavalry of the class of groups/things will be provided. grease paint this year with Gilbert Spring in good entertainment. match their girls in. Strangely '74 by scant seconds to take the (Below is a list of all groups we & Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore. Long Anyone interested in the ASCIT enough, it was a Frosh girl who Horse and Rider duel. know about-if your group was left dormant, the ASCIT Musical last Musical should talk to Greg Simay, came up with the ingenious idea of The last event, the Tire Spree, out, leave a note for me at Page, or offering was Three Penny Opera in (Producer), Rm 204, or one of the a one lap Leap Frog race, across the got off with a bang-from an call me at ext. 2293.) 1969. Now an enthusiastic staff is other members of the staff: pool and back. authentic starter's pistol. Tired as As far as at least this BOD laying the groundwork for Technical Director: Norm Even more strange, however, was they were, both sides pitched in and officer is concerned, the BOD will performances this May 19 and 20 Pendergraft, Acting Director: Bruce the second sophomore entry in the were having a close contest when a make every effort to follow the in Ramo Auditorium. McGlaughlin, Musical Directors: K. leap frog rally~a pretty young thing second bang from the pistol started exact percentages you, the members Much research was done Nakamoto, Tim Erikson. named Erika, who was eventually a race to see whether all seven of of the corporation, give us to work before choosing this particular the junior judges could reach the with. There will undoubtedly be play. H.M.F. Pinafore, though Another LunafYl safety of their waiting getaway car. problems-inequities in the system definitely not an extravaganza, Although the final announcement always crop up. If they do, the poses a challenge to Techer artistry over the loudspeaker was that the BOD will try to alleviate them, but which whould prove highly Zapped Moon Pies Shown frosh had won and Linda Anderson ultimately whether or not this plan entertaining. Auditions for the cast was Mudeo Queen, it was the fleet succeeds will depend on the stu­ will be held sometime this January Dr. 'Gerald Wasserburg's collec­ electron microscope and measuring band of *Craig Broskow and his dents. (the exact dates will be announced tion of spectacular magnified photo­ 38 by 40 inches in size, show cohorts who stayed dry longer than Tentative Master List beforehand.) If acting isn't your graphs of zap craters and grains of typical glass forms, enlarged up to a either other class to pick up this bag, don't despair-musicals need lunar soil goes on display at Dabney million times, of lunar soil brought year's win. 1. Athletic Awards behind-the-scenes people for set Lounge today. back by the Apollo missions. II. Athletic Banquets design, technical and blackout The exhibit will be open to the Dr. Wasserburg is a principal Ill. Campus Wide Social/Cultural crews, et. public weekdays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. investigator of lunar samples and a Events Needs Student Endorsement Zap craters are produced by the consultant to NASA. He made the You Lose! IV. ASCIT Movies ASCIT will soon be distributing bombardment of high velocity dust scanning electron microscope photo­ V. Clubs forms which will allow ASCIT grains on the lunar surface. Three graphs in collaboration with John Band members to allocate their dues to examples of man-made zap craters R. Devaney and Kenneth C. Evans Black Student's Union various organizations on campus. will be shown for comparison. of JPL. The synthetic zap crater Next Issue Bridge Club The ASCIT Musical is an activity The remarkable series of 26 study is by J.F. Vedder of NASA's January 6, 1972 Continued on Page Six Pledges to the Musical are photographs, made with a scanning Ames Research Laboratory. Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, December 9, 1971 Watkins Reports Student Governments Meet In Chicago the caltech forum Dear Editor: Dear Editor: by Steve VVatkins organizing to elect our peers as end to the war in Indochina It is with the most sincere "Hah! Solemn! Last weekend the Association of delegates to the national conven­ and the nightmares of inter­ concern that I direct this epistle Indeed solemn! Student Governments, (of which we tions, the conference also assumed ventionist foreign policy. towards one of the most devious A worthy beginning. are a member) sponsored a confer­ another purpose: demonstrating to 6. There should be a national mistakes in your institution's his­ Worthy of a lion ence at Loyola University in the nation that the youth of the reordering or priorities to tory, that being your final and Or of a moral howling Chicago entitled the Emergency country stand united against the attack hunger, poverty, edu­ ignominious submission to women; monkey-" (Zarathustra IV) Conference for New Voters. I was present administration's foreign and cation, and urban and envir­ allowing the female folly to be Solemn, pompous-above all demon­ able to attend thanks to the Y, the domestic policy by passing resolu­ onmental decay. perpetrated at another of our strative of a weakness of the Dean's Fund and the FDR Club of tions pertaining to those areas. 7. And therefore, we should formerly superb schools. intellect~of a sacrifice of sense for Pasadena. Many of the delegates, however, bring an end to the admin­ I have always marvelled at the sound. "Ancient contemporaries"! The main purpose of the confer­ were strongly opposed to this istration of Richard Nixon. product of your superior efforts, "Intelligencia"! Listen to the idiots ence is probably best explained by second purpose on the grounds that Along with the workshops and the intelligencia that abound at Cal lament paranoia and then talk excerpts from the fact sheet I was a convention of college students the plenary sessions there were also Tech; but since your step towards carefully of "male overmen!" handed upon arrival in Chicago: could hardly claim to present several sidelights. A program of mediocrity I have become increas­ These clay-brained guts then have "We are here to lay the opinions on behalf of the rest of impressive speakers was offered ingly dubious. Being an ardent the audacity to mention Nietzsche's groundwork to insure that next America's youth. These people including Pete McClosky, Al Lowen­ though amateur observer of the overman in the same context as summer 300 young people will be effectively prevented any motions stein, Daniel Ellsberg, Alan Cran­ growing phenomena known as Schopenhauer--"the cadaverous per­ inside the convention walls-not from being adopted during the first ston, and Jesse Jackson. The Black "Women's Lib" I cannot help but fume of Schopenhauer" (Ecce locked out and beaten as last time. plenary session on Saturday night. and Chicano Caucusses both walked fear the iminent contamination this Homo) sticks to this piece of This year we are determind to see On Sunday morning, though, the out when the convention refused to frivolous movement will introduce. sophistry. Was it not (yes it was) that young people, women, blacks, plenary reconvened; and many permit them to interrupt the Would that we men were as the great Nietzsche himself who once Chicanos, and so many others resolutions were passed due to" the' speakers. Also professional enter­ smart as our ancient contemporaries said, "Schopenhauer: ...something neglected by both parties for so absence of many of the delegates tainment was present in the persons in matching their wisdom and stupid, and, at best, something that long represent us-not the party who had prevented passage the of Cheech and Chang (two freak foresight, when they declared cancels itself" (Will To Power,95)? hacks who hand pick their delega­ night before. Some of the resolu­ comedians), Bob Gibson ( a folk women's rightful station to of a What did this dancer, this tightrope tions. We will organize in primary tions passed were: singer), and Peter Yarrow (of Peter, domestic and domicile nature. Can I walker, this Dionysus-made-man states by seeking and winning seats Paul, and Mary) who kept running dare to assume that the male really say of women, of your I. The purpose of this confer­ on the delegate slates of all up to the microphone and singing a overmen have become inflicted with "millenium of male superiority"? ence is to unite to form a Presidential aspirants in the Demo­ song everytime it appeared that the some paranoia of their female Hearken, you bulls' pizzles: "The nucleus in each state around cratic Party; and in nonprimary Black and Chi<.:ano Caucusses were inferiors? What breed of herding eighteenth century is dominated by which others can rally in the states we will organize to take the about to totally disrupt the pro­ animals have we become when we women, given to enthusiasm, liber­ formation of a truly repre­ precinct caucus, the county caucus, gram. stand weakly and let the mindless tine in the enjoyment of what is sentative national youth cau­ the congressional caucus, and the Everything considered, the con­ majority (for sadly they indeed most spiritual; intoxicated, cheerful, cus whose purpose is to state convention." ference was a success because it outnumber us) trample our sacro­ clear, humane..." (Ibid.) promote:a. the presence of The conference achieved this helped organize state registration sanct tradition of superiority? That these pedestrian ("step", youth as delegates in the purpose by offering workshops on conferences, and it helped the Was it not the great Schopen­ "stand", "trampled", "step", National Conventions. Saturday afternoon given by panels different states communicate dir­ hauer who once said, "You need "stumbling") minds that "authored" b. Voter registration. Party of non-student experts which were ectly with one another and offer only to look at the way in which this "epistle" are allowed off the reform. Election reform. quite informative. Some of the innovations. The general mood of she is formed to see that she is farms is a good argument for 2. Angela Davis should be freed workshops were: delegate selection the conference was cooperation and meant neither to undergo physical excluding men from advanced on bond and given satis­ in primary states, delegate selection I was surprised at the small number nor mental labor." Perhaps a return study-but then, Occidental always factory legal assistance. in non-primary states, women in of people getting the way. Granted, to the genius of our forebearers has been known as a "herd" school. politics, the press: how to do it, 4. The Black Congressional Caucus the value of the resolutions is would be the wise course for us Unconcerned Caltech Students, and fund raising: how to pay the "60 point" reforms should be dubious because of the previously today. A step forward should Blacker Auxiliary bills. adopted by this nation. mentioned reasons, but at least "they always be preceeded by a glance Along with this stated purpose of 5. There should be an immediate will be publicised demonstrating behind~from history should we that many student leaders are borrow a view, one in which a violently opposed to the present millenium of male superiority is CALLING ALL GHOTI state of affairs in this nation. The demonstrated as all that is logical, speeches were well done-they were advantageous, moral, and last but short and several were even inspir­ not least, natural. UlIFORNIATech ational. It is with all of this in mind, that Thursday, December 9, 1971 Swim Sf/uad Wants Your Bod The outcome of the conference we join in decrying your fatal Volume LXXIII Number 11 for California is that we will have a stumblings toward disgrace. Save the Published weekly except during virtually assured of winning a letter. state conference on January 8th and Cal Tech tradition! Return the pride examination and vacation periods by With the intercollegiate swim­ There are daily two-hour (or less) 9th. If you are interested in going of your male masters! Banish the Associated Students of the workouts during the short eight­ to the state conference or in more women from the campus and banish California Institute of Technology, ming season opening on January 3, Incorporated. The opinions expressed the success of this year's team will week season, with meets every details on the Loyola conference see inferiority! in all articles herein are strictly those depend on the number of swimmers Friday. Thanks to a new supply of me any time, call me at 797-2619, Concerned Occidental students of the author and do not necessarily who decide to come out after goggles, swimmers no longer suffer or leave a note in the ASCIT box in Boyd Carter reflect those of the editors or of the Interhouse Swimming ends. There from the pool's chlorine, and thus Winnett. Bruce Market newspaper staff. Copyright, 1971, by the Associated are currently openings for swimmers they can stay in shape and still be Students of the California Institute of in all events, and a diver or two will able to see after working out. So, Technology, Incorporated. All rights be needed to fill out the team. you interhouse swimmers (and any reserved. Coach Lawlor Reck says that this other undergraduates, for that Editors-in-Chief Peter W. Beckman year he will place great emphasis on matter), are you tired of getting fat Paul A. Levin individual improvement, and, as on Canteen's starch? Caring not Philip M. Neches always, every swimmer, fast or slow, what you do with your mind, the FRANKLYSPEAKING I¥ Phil Flank Entertainment Editor Nick Smith will compete in every meet and is swimming team wants your body. Features Editor Philip Massey Photography Editor Alan Ctein THE ASCIT MOVIE OF THE WEEK Sports Editor Gavin Claypool Staff Claude Anderson, THE INCREDIBLY FUNNY Don Cheshire, Charles Dodgeson, Emden Gansner, Bob Geller, Gesine Lohr, Jeff Mallory, Ira Moskatel, Dave Peisner, Channon TAKE THE MONEY Price. Photographers Bob Houk, Bill Loucks, Bill O'Meara, Gene Myers, Eric Vella,It.ii; O""e"," AND RUN Business Manager ...... Marvin Mandelbaum Starring WOODY ALLEN Circulation Manager Ross Miller

The California Tech Publication + CARTOONS Offices - 115 Winnett Center, Cali­ Fri., Dec. 10, 7:30 p.m. and 10:00 p.m., in fornia Institute of Technology, 1201 East California Boulevard, Pasadena, BAXTER LECTURE HALL California,91109. Telephone: (213) 795-6841, Extension 2154. Printed by News-Type Service, 125 South Mary­ Admission: 75C for ASCIT members land Avenue, Glendale, California. Represented for national advertising and their guests; $1.00 for anyone else 'fF WE FUI5TVDENT ;mND-BC/otJ1H5 purposes by National Educational (NOT OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC) ~I?OUP PLAM ON ANl6HT fiCU~N Advertising Service, Inc. Second class ON JANUARY 7: ft~Ht Mi('U OWE UG FN5 WLL~R5I' postage paid at Pasadena, California. Subscriptions $150 per term $4.00 per year 5 HOURS OF HORROR FLICKS! Life SUbscription $100.00 Thursday, December 9, 1971 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Three OeM iIIe Comes To Tech What. No More Genial Dean? Beckman Brings 'KING' & New Season Now Humanities Chainnan by Phil Neches Students) in conjunction with by Jeff Mallory Music and Light after each beast in Techers February 4 and 5. After a year as acting Chairman, Lyman (Bonner)." Guess What!! This will be the screening. Little can be said about them Dr. Robert Huttenback has been Search Under Weigh weekend-before, -although-some­ Turning from the immediacy of except hurry if you plan on getting appointed permanent Chairman of A small committee has been are-al re ady-out, -bu t-s till-one­ the present to the immediacy of"the tickets: Beckman ticket office ad­ the Division of Humanities and impaneled to commence forthwith a must-study-for finals. And whilst future, have you seen your new vises that they are looking for a sell Social Sciences. In announcing the search for a suitable successor to grunging through the murky details season ticket order form lately? The out long before the concert. Ano­ appointment today, Dr. Brown Dr. Huttenback as Dean of Stu­ of Physics (or is it Math? Chern? list of coming events looks as ther must. commented, "1 am delighted that dents. A new dean should be named EE?), is there no deep desire within spectacular as this first seasons!. Shirley Verrett, famous for her the Division of Humanities and sometime early next year, Hutten­ you to leave this wretched gaggle of Starting off '72 will be the Marie immortal rendition of Carmen, and Social Science will continue to back indicated. knowledge and be off to a Marchowsky Theatre Dance Com­ Mary Costa, recently back from benefit from the intellectual and The Humanities chairmanship well-deserved vacation (recovery? pany on January 21 and 22. Miss Leonard Bernstein's Candide will administrative leadership of Pro­ will be Dr. Huttenback's first (breakdown))?? Marchowsky is presently teaching a present a combined performance fessor Huttenback." appointment not directly related to Flick In Finals and come see Modern Dance class here at Tech. February 26. This duet of soprano Dr. Huttenback, professor of student affairs. Even so, Huttenback Cecil B. De Mille's sHen t film epic Her past performances and experi­ and mezzo-soprano requires a rarely history and a scholar and authority told this reporter, "I hope I won't King of Kings on Saturday, Dec­ ence promise modern dance buffs heard repertoire for a successful on British imperial history, will be far off from students .. .I will ember 11. Vou can flick in twice as an excellent treat. blending of the two voices. "I think assume his new position imme­ always be accessible to students." much time, matter of fact, since John Lill, British piano virtuoso, we have here the concert of a diately, if not sooner. Speaking to a Farewell Party there are two showings, at 2:00 and is next in line, on January 28, with lifetime," said impressario Saul Tech reporter, Dr. Huttenback In addition, Huttenback pro­ 8:00 p.m., in Beckman. Tickets are his recital. Lill won last year's Hurok. remarked that he "will continue for mised a farewell to deanship party down to the ridiculously low price Tchaikovsky International Competi­ Continued on Page Five the time being (as Dean of Continued on Page Five of $1.00 each for Techers, Staff, tion and is making his Los Angeles and Faculty, too. debut with this concert. Vou might even call this a The dashing sounds of flamencc culture event: Beckman's official will fill the air February 4 and 5, organist, Chauncy Haines, will ac­ when Carlos Montoya comes to company the film on the Conn campus. With the credit for bringing Theatre Organ and the same special more of that classical Spanish music effects will be used as when King of to the world than anyone else, Kings premiered at Grauman's Chi­ Montoya is the most recorded nese Theatre in '27! Following flamenco guitarist in history. This along in the spirits of Christmas, the master preformance is a must. Pasadena High School Chamber The gentle music of the Vienna Singers will present a Pageant of Choir Boys will soothe the savage

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These will will be shown May 2 and 3 at 8:00 missed an important facet of rock are two series of tlIms and three come to Ramo February 16 and 17 p.m. Fuller, the architect, engineer, music a facet which evades descrip­ special features. at 8:00. author, scientist, and philosopher tion except in the context of Quiver; Warner Brothers WS 1939. Running through February is the A week later (Feb. 23 and 24), are explored in this closeup of his Colliseum. The beginning of a If you like country rock, Quiver Museum Without Walls Series. This comes a program on architecture life. description may be found on the is for you. Their sound is much like is five programs that explore the with a film on Le Corbusier and his Snyder's Academy award-winning album cover which depicts freedom that of Poco, but their performing personal worlds of great contem- ideas and their impact on the world, production, The Titan: Story of from inhibition. They can be ability and their songs are much porary artists. The first program will and one on the evolution of temple Michelangelo is scheduled for May 9 vaguely compared with the Allman better. be two films, one on Picasso, one structure and decoration. The se- and 10 at 8:00. Using no human Brothers, but their style and their My favorite songs are "Glad I on Goya, tracing their development cond film, showing the great Greek actors, the exciting life of combination of voices and instru­ Came Around," "Killer Man," and and technique. Both these films, as temples (Delphi, AcropDlis, etc.), Michelangelo is recreated through ments into a congruent whole are "Reason for Staying." "Killer Man" with the rest of the programs, will contrasts and highlights Le purely cinematic disciosure of the beyond comparison. contains the bes t bass solo I've be shown twice, on February 2 and Corbusier. settings and works of the Titan. The six songs include new heard and Bruce Thomas' bass is on February 3 for this first The series ends on March 1 and May 23 and 24 is the week of numbers and live versions of songs outstanding throughout. The other program. 2 with a comprehensive survey of music in the series. Three films on from Colliseum's earlier albums. songs are in a country vein, and the The second program is on Giotto the Cubists and their act. Braque, Pablo Casals, Vivaldi, and Stravinsky One of the latter, "Rope Ladder to group's voices lend themselves well and his frescoes along with a study Picasso, Gris, Villon and others will will be presented, giving the viewer the Moon," begins the experience of to this. The vocals, done by all four of the archaeological findings at be shown. The second film is Dada an insight into the making of a free blues-rock. This is continued members of Quiver, are clear, crisp, Knossos and Mycenae, providing a a report on the aims and activities musical genius. The Casals' film through the rest of the album and and very musical. The lyrics are unique pictorial comparison of the of a revolutionary group of artists climaxes with a scene in a climaxec by "Lost Angeles." The pretty good, but nothing special. In cultural histories of two great and writers. thousand year old church when lyrics are a good description of the fact that is a good description for civilizations. These two are The second series, Masters' Mas- Casals plays Bach's Suite No.1 in G City of Light and they are sung the entire album. I am expecting scheduled for February 9 and 10 at terworks, is a set of four Robert Major for Unaccompanied Cello. with ferver. Dave Clemson's guitar is good things from Quiver in the 8:00. Snyder films on some of the great Henry Miller Odyssey is the title spellbinding and the organ adds the future. Number three brings three mo- artists of history. Snyder has won of a cinemagraphic biography of the continuity needed to make this an Claude Anderson vies: a history of the impressionists, an Academy award and is noted for man and his creations to be shown unbelievably good song. Never be­ narrated by Edward G. Robinson, a his documentation and cinema- May 30 and 31. The film digs into fore has a song left as big an impression on me as has "Lost Angeles". Colliseum Live has all of the recording quality of a good studio album and contains a minimal amount of distortion. With its low price, the record has everything going for it. This is definitely my pick for the best album of 1971. • Named "Import Car of the Year" by Road Test Magazine. • Sold more cars in its first year than any import in history. • Standard rail-shift 4-speed or optional automatic. • Power front disc brakes. • Rack and pinion steering. • 2-litre overhead cam 4-cylinder engine. • Styled steel wheels and radial tires. • Bucket seats and full carpeting.

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Continued from Page Three Last but not least (now where did I think up that original line), Nana Mouskouri and the Athenians will be back, by popular demand, March 4, to wind up the season. Miss Mouskouri packed the house and brought standing ovations on her last visit here in 1969. A program of Greek and English folk songs and ballads will be presented, and is the final must. Season tickets are available, and going fast at $29.00, $23.00, $17.00 for Faculty and Staff and $6.00 for Tech students, Order forms are available from the ticket office. Note: Virgil Fox and the Pablo Lights will be back to lead off the '72-'73 season. Joyl Joy!

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Interhouse swimming finals will be from each category. The remaining by Paul Levin While there are still some problems, held this afternoon at 4:30 in the sport is selected from either list. Plans for the next few years call it is hoped that these can be ironed AlumnLP.ool...Tennis competition for I would liked to have thanked for several building changes on out and that construction can be the Interhouse trophy will start on Another in a series of individually everyone connected with campus. The first change will be the started in April. Caltech movie immortals: January 10. Practice is scheduled the award given to me at the sports start of construction of the new Construction of this building will for the previous week. banquet last week. Since I can't, behavioral biology building where require the removal of Culbertson. Varsity baseball practice begins Barring unforseen circumstances this I hope to express a little of my "SECOND FACE" Michigan Avenue now is. This Tuesday, January 4, at 4:30 p.m. means that the building will be appreciation to each of you through should begin around March. ...Varsity swimming will open the When completed two years later closed around January 10 and will this column. A lot of the credit starring 1972 season, Friday, January 7, at it will be a near carbon copy, corne down around March 1. Robert Culp has to go to the atWetic department outwardly at least, of Baxter-not Certain interior fixtures have been V.C. San Diego...The basketball Eddie Albert squads will play their last game -·Mr. Emery, Mr. Nerrie, the fall too surprising since the same removed already, and it is not Angie Dickenson before conference games began at coaches, and especially the office architectural firm, Robert E. Alex­ certain whether it is physically and L.A. Baptist College on Tuesday, secretaries (for various odds and under F.A.I.A. & Associates, which economically feasible to remove January 4. The Mustangs are a ends). And Bob Kieckhefer, who is responsible for Baxter. The much more. perennial small college power--two gave me 13 inches of copy on water Saturday, December 11 in teriors will differ considerably: The big question marks remain: of their seniors were drafted by polo, no matter what. Again, my 8:30 p.m. Only the conference rooms will What is to be done with Throop pro teams last year. thanks to all of you. Channel 7 have the hexagonal shape. Hopefully and Gates? It is certain that it will not be necessary to rip San A correction on last week's Disco- Finals. Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrmrrrgh! everyone residing above the base­ bolus article: only one sport is re- Pasqual St. any more. ment will move out, the fate of the Geophysics and Planetary Sci-­ basement residents is uncertain. EXTREMELY LARGE STOCK • Evenings 'til 10-~ Tuesday's Wrestling: ences is slated to get a new building Whether Gates is to be removed or PICKWICK where Culbert~on now stands. This renovated is also under study. BOOKSHOPS Caltech 46, Trade Tech 9.. project is in the final planning stage. 6743 Hollywood 81., Hollywood (213) HO 9·8191 • CR 5·8191 Topanga Plaza, Canoga Park 1 (213) 883·8191 FOREIGN STUDENTS SHIPPING SPECIALISTS OF BAGGAGE HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES COMMERCIAL CARGO AIR. OCEAN. TRUCK Pick Up & Delivery Packing & Crating Insurarce Documentation EstimJ."s given without obligation ANYWHE RE·ANYTIME A REGISTERED AGENCY i-,t: , ...1• .: ,2.. a tradition of personal SINCE 1956 service in freight I forwarding Martin Lewin Transcargo, Inc. 2240 N. Figueroa St. Los Angeles, CA 90065 (213) 225-2347 Classified Ads TRAVEL EUROPE CHARTERS 50 departures, also from New York. India-Africa-Israel. 60% off. Free Info: EASC, 323 No. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, CA 90210. Phone: 276--6293. EUROPE - ISRAEL - EAST AFRICA. One way and round trip student fl ights. Inexpensive stu­ dent camping tours through-out West and East Europe, including Russia. SOFA agent for inter­ European student charter fl ights. Contact: ISCA, 11687 San Vin cente Blvd., Suite 4, L.A., CA 90049. Tel: (213) 826-5669. HELP WANTED TRANSLATORS with scientific training required. All languages and disciplines. Free-lance. Send resume to Box 5456, Santa Barbara, Cal. 93103. SERVICES Resume and Curriculum Vitae Service. For best results in the current labor market, have you r resume and cover letters profes­ sionally prepared and printed. Professional Management Services, 1901 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 578, Los Angeles 90067. 553-1251 or 879-1706.

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by Bob Kieckhefer Page House, led by Bob Miller Glee Club To Hold and Don Keenan, appears to be Bill)R!!" sweeping toward another interhouse SHOP AT SILVERWO swinuning championship. Miller placed first in Tuesday's trials in Jan. 1 Lottery both freestyle events, while Keenan took a few minutes off from varsity basketball to place first in the The Caltech Glee Club will be Also, the Health Center 50-yard butterfly with a time of selling parking spaces for $1.00 each lounge is currently being 27.8 seconds, breaking Ray Waldo's in the parking lots north of San transformed into a general student old record by a half-second. Based on New Year's Day. The project will lounge but they need advice on on the Page team's performance (14 last from 6 p.m., Dec. 31, to 10 a.m. decorating schemes. See Steve of their 17 entries qualified for the Jan. I. Any Caltech personnel may Watkins if you're interested in finals), they should be able to score park in these areas without charge advising them; it won't demand more than 50 points in the upon presentation of a Caltech J.D. much time. individual events in today's races; The Vote Shirt However, we request that anyone no other house has much chance of Health Center Announces get it on driving to campus dUring that time Vacation Schedule scoring more than 40. Get out the vote or announce would park in areas south of San Fleming should run a fairly Beginning Friday, December 18, your new status in the redl Pasqual; Le., Athenaeurr lot, near white/and blue Official strong second place, with II of its at 7:00 p.m., the Health Center the gym, Spaulding, or Culbertson. Vote· shirt for guys, for men placing in the finals. Rick will be closed for weekends and . gals. Wallace Beery co[­ The money raised will help the Glee Martin led the Flems by placing holidays (Dec. 24, 25, 27, 31, Jan I). lared, with sewn-to­ Club fund its European tour this gether, cotton, color second in the SO-yard freestyle and On other weekdays there will be summer. 'a nurse on duty from 8:00 a.m. bands. The most patri­ the 50-yard backstroke. Fleming's otic seaming since to 4:00 p.m. and a doctor will other standout, Ray Waldo, leads Students Needed on Betsy Ross stitched be on duty from 1:00 -- 2:00 p.m. up Old Glory' 10.00. the backstroke field, qualified third Faculty Committees in the 50-yard butterfly, and is one Phone Ext. 2395 for appointment of the favorites in the 100-yard Positions are open on two with the doctor. individual medley (no trials were faculty committees for student For first aid care while we are held in the J.M. because only eigh t members: the Committee on closed, contact Dr. G. Ketabgian men entered the event). Student Exchange Programs and (795-7793), Dr. R.F. Webb (796­ Lloyd and Ruddock will battle the Housing Committee. See any 6121), or Huntington Hospital, 100 for third place, with six men ASCIT BOD member if you are Congress Street, 796-0381 (First Aid qualifying from each house. Frank interested in either position. Dept.). Uhlig led the Lloydies by qualifying first in the 50-yard breaststroke, "Free Delit'cry" 64 sO: LAKE AVE. while Frank Shuri led the Rudds Free Parking PASADENA, CALIF. with the third best time in the ~ 50-yard backstroke. Ricketts, Blacker, and Dabney BROWN5WELIN will fight it out for the last three silverwoods places. Ricketts, plagued by absen­ 0"" gil~ teeism, placed only one swimmer in 8030·6,00 793-3121 today's finals, while Blacker and Closed""·'.00Sun. '0'=:"'7514 Dabney, suffering from absent­ 338 SOUTH LAKE AVENUE minded ath men, had no entries in the prelims. 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