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• The Tech T E CA I ORNIA lEC Equal Opportunity Is An volume LXXVIII Number 19 Employer Pasadena, California Friday, February 25, 1977 Eight Pages LaBelle Offered Three Year English Professorship by Board of Trustees by Kevin Drum added that she thinks that would be left entirely up to the Dr. Jenijoy LaBelle, a former "things are going well." "I think Division of Humanities and So Caltech assistant professor who things will work out," she said. cial Sciences, but the involve was dismissed last year after She also said that she expected mentof the EEOC has made the being denied tenure, has been to be back, but had not signed case an institutional problem, not offered a three-year non-tenured any final agreement yet. Negotia just a divisional matter. The appointment as Associate Profes tions between LaBelle and the report made it clear that these sor of English, the Tech learned Board of Trustees are still in were extraordinary circum Wednesday. The action came progress, but LaBelle is expected stances, and that there is "no about as a result of recommend to accept their offer of a wish to infringe upon the right ations from the administration position in the Humanities De of each division to determine the and the Ad Hoc Faculty Review partment after some details have composition of its faculty by the Committee concerning the "De been worked out and resume usual nominating procedures...." termination" of the federal teaching here starting next year. 4) In order to be completely !Equal Employment Opportunity The faculty recommendation fair to LaBelle, the Institute Commission which supported La came in the form of a report went through a series of extra Belle's contention that she had made available to the Tech ordinary procedures. However, been denied tenure because of Wednesday from the Ad Hoc from the outside, "it may look her sex. Review Committee. The com as though the Institute impro LaBelle, reached at her apart mittee, headed by R.E. Vogt, vised procedures designed to Stan Cohn advising the crapshooters on the set of Guys and Dolls ment Wednesday night, said that Chairman of the faculty, made produce a negative resulL.. " In Photo-AI Kellner she had no official comment, but the following points which were fact, it is extremely unusual for considered in making the recom someone to receive a formal mendation: reconsideration (as LaBelle did), Millikan and 1) The charge of sexual and there was no precedent on Eriksen, Cohn Star Tonight discrimination in the decision to how to handle the review. The Ihe Honor Code: . deny tenure to LaBelle is "un unusual procedures and informal Guys Dolls founded." The committee be execution however, could be ~an In and Opening lieves that the Division of interpreted as indicating a "lack They Both Humanities and Social Sciences of sensitivity to laws dealing with by Chuck Kahn Joyce Penn arranged the financial carried out its evaluation fairly, sexual discrimination, making the Survive at Tech? This year, ASClT presents necessities for the production and without "discrimination be Institute vulnerable to EEOC Guys and Dolls, a "musical and directed the general plan cause of prejudice." by Kevin Dnun action." Jable" of romance and gambling ning. Director, Shirley Marneus 2) The Academic Freedom 5) "The natural impulse in Throughout this series on the' set amidst the busy excitement and music director Steve and Tenure Committee did situations like this is to dig in honor system, the principle ques of New York City. It's based on Goodenberger began the selection "identify possible flaws in the our heels and fight, in this tibn will be: Does it work? a story by Damon Runyon, with of the cast and orchestra, and execution of the tenure proce Millikan Library sheds an inter instance by engaging in litigation music and lyrics by Frank technical director Tod Lauer dures" which leave Caltech open with the EEOC. In so doing, esting light on that question. The Loesser. gathered a stage crew and began to an outside charge of discrimin basic principles are defended and honor code booklet contains the Guys and Dolls is the story of the construction of the sets. ation. However, the AFTC did the entire academic community following phrase concerning the Nathan Detroit, the proprietor of The part of Miss Adelaide is not consider these flaws hopefully benefits. The com library: "Students are not sub the "oldest established perma played by Susan Eriksen. She is a sufficient reason to reverse the mittee considered this option jected to the humiliation of nent floating crap game in New theatre arts major at Pasadena decision not to award tenure. with care and full awareness of having their books or briefcases York," and his girl-friend Miss Continued on Page Five 3) Normally, the matter Continued on Page Four checked when they leave the Addaide, a chorus girl at the Hot library." This is indeed the case, Box Night Club. These two have out statistics on library losses been engaged for 14 years, and show that perhaps this should Adelaide figures that it's about i------The Week In Review------, not be the case. time that they tied the nuptial by KevinDmm Checkout System President Carter has set up a knot. Nathan doesn't quite agree, Carter said that he had indirect The old checkout system at special committee'to investigate fomia's controversial Auburn however, and trouble ensues. information to that effect. Millikan was Simple: you simply the growing problem of illegal The show also tells the story Dam. The 18 projects were !igned your name to the card in aliens, announced Labor Secre of another couple: Sky Master ones singled out by Carter aides Los Angeles Superintendent the book and left it at the exit. tary Ray Marshall in an inter son and Sarah Brown. Sky is a as safety or environmental risks of Schools William Johnston Under this system, students often view Monday. The committee gambler who'll bet on anything or ones promising slim has recommended a desegre used phony names, failed to was formed in an effort to deal economic benefits. under the sun, and Sarah is a gation plan for LA area schools write down their addresses, or with the problem of unemploy missionary at the local Save-a that would bus over 86,000 limply left without checking out ment which Carter has said is Soul Mission. The two don't Carter continued his strong pupils to schools outside their oooks. By putting in a checkout his number one priority. exactly hit it off at first, but stand on human rights, by neighborhoods. The plan would desk at the exit and a standard they slowly grow to appreciate writing a letter to Soviet exempt about 23,000 students The drought in the West charge - out procedure using each other. dissident Andrei Sakharov tell at heavily minority schools. continued, with governors of edge-notched cards, the library The work on the show began ing him of his "firm commit ten western states appealing to has managed to cut down losses three months ago, when the ment to promoting respect for President Jimmy Carter pro Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus oy about a half. Also, through members of the Caltech com human rights." The move was posed a budget for fiscai for aid. The main thrust of the renewed efforts on the library's munity began the planning, cast Widely seen as likely to strain 1977-78 which would include, governors' message to Andrus part, a higher percentage of ing, and production work for the U.S.-Soviet ties. among other things, a $10 was the need for quick federal missing books are being returned. musical. The producer, John billion increase in defense Continued on Page Four action. The House Ways and Means Gustafson, and faculty adviser spending. The total budget Committee voted last Wednes amounts to $549.4 billion In related stories, Governor day to deny Carter's $50 tax $19.4 billion more than Forcl Brown 'asked Southern Cali rebate to those making over ~ad planned to spend. fornia residents to cut water $30,000 a year. They also usage by up to 25% to get voted to extend the tax rebate California through its present plan to include welfare recipi Consumer prices increased drought. He said that if appeals ents. 0.8% last month, the biggest Former editor McCorquodale's adventures in France were not sufficient, water jump in months. Economists Page 6 rationing would be the only President Carter said that said that the rise was due alternative left. normalization of relations with principally to the drought in The Tech's music critic reviews new releases Page 5 Cuba was possible if it proved the West and the severe winter President Carter is trying to true that Cuban Premier Fidel in the East. Locally, prices rose halt funding for 18 federal Castro has promised to with Tech's basketball squad finishes the season Page 8 1.2%, the worst jump since last water p!ojects, including Cali- draw his troops from Angola. May. Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, February 2S, 1977 ~ Parry! Riposte! letters to the Tech i and shocked by one of the items. Ricketts Fire innocent bystander, as well as The Editorial Page I{ Regarding the burning of the that of another house, are i~~~"@ll@j~@lJ@f~J@!JI~m~!J@!J@lI@m~!f@ll@JJg)f@j] The following letter refers to tree in Ricketts courtyard: I was despicable. My present estimation the proceedings of last week's present during the extinguishing of (the Lloydie] 's credibility is IHC meeting. The letter contains of the fire, and the subsequent pretty low, and sinking fast. Faculty COllllllittees names which the IHC deleted events, and I must emphatically Yours Sincerely, from its minutes. To protect the state that [a Lloydie] 's statement -Robert Kjelgaard Faculty committees are frequently the targets of persons involved, the Tech has is pure and utter bullshit. [The Ricketts House accusations of insurmountable bureaucratic inertia. At a also stricken these names from Lloydie] left the courtyard of his recent IHC meeting Master of Student Houses Jim Mayer any printed record, own free will-he was not being BooluJrore Update was heard to make a comment about the "glacial slowness" pursued by physical objects, Le. glasses, thrown by [a Scurve], Institute administrators have of the faculty. While these accustions may sometimes be Dear Sirs: or any other Scurve. His original denied claims that censorship has deserved, faculty committees just as often work more I have just finished reading act was bad enough; his attempts occurred in the Caltech book· quickly than there is any right to expect them to. A case in the minutes of the last mc to cover his guilt in the matter store. These charges stemmed point is the Ad Hoc Review Committee on the meeting, and am very disturbed by smearing the reputation of an form a letter which the Califor· Tenure/Promotion Case of Dr. Jenijoy LaBelle (see article nia Tech received and printed last week. This letter charged the front page). Bookstore management with pre· This committee was charged by Acting President Robert The News That Didn't Fit judice and censorship with regard Christy with the gargantuan task of preparing a consensus to their book-ordering policies. faculty report reccomending action on the several options Presidential Search Bruce Murray, John Roberts, Graduate student Mark open to the Institute in the case. Moreover, they had only Gerald Wasserburg, Fredrik Zimmerman, who wrote the The Presidential Search Com Zachariasen, and committee letter of complaint, stated that from Wednesday of last week to Tuesday of this week to mittee has begun work and has chairman Fred Anson. the bookstore's refusal to reo prepare the report. The report they produced considered all decided to meet frequently with order the book was the result of the options and came lip with a well-thought-out student representatives. These Engineering Sclwlarships their dislike for its content. The recommendation to the Board of Trustees. The Tech would student reps are ASCIT President The General Motors Corpora book, entitled The Anarchist like the members of that committee to know that there are Bert Wells in 227 Ruddock and tion has invited Caltech sopho Cookbook, has indeed been some students who are aware of their dedication and drive mc Chairman Eric Kaler in 242 mores in Engineering and Chem stocked by the bookstore and Ruddock. Although students are ical Engineering to participate in thos~ will be re-ordered if a student in this matter. And for of you who missed the encouraged to talk to any the GM Scholarship program. requests it. Tech, the members of that committee, who deserve the member of the search committee, These scholarships cover full -Chuck Kahn thanks of the entire CaItcch community, are: Leverett these two reps are probably the tuition plus books for the junior Davis Jr, Samuel Epstein, Roy Gould, Oscar Mandel, Ray first people to talk to if you and senior years, and are avail Owen, Rodman Paul, James Quirk, Thayer Scudder, Robert have any concerns about the able for three students. Inter ThE CAlifORNiA TEC~ search. However, if you want to ested students should drop a Sharp, Robert Waughan, Robert Walker, and the chairman talk to a facuIty member, here is note to Dr. Robert Cannon of the committee, R.E.Vogt. Volume LXXVIII Number 19 a list of the search committee (10444) by Thursday, March 3 Friday, February 25, 1977 -Kevin Drum members: Clarence Allen, Peter Please contact Dr. Cannon for Published weekly except during Henry Fuhrmann Fay, Lee Hood, Jim Morgan, more information. examination and vacation periods Al Kellner by the Associated Students of the California Institute of Technology, Incorporated. The opinions Old BOD Swears in New BOD expressed in all articles are strictly those of the authors and do not The ASCIT Board of Directors On a lighter note, Ed Rea sented a request for $200. Their necessarily reflect the views of the Meanwhile, Erik Sirri entered editors or of the corporation. met on February 14, 1977, for (perhaps inspired by Gerald total costs were said to amount (around 11:50 p.m.) and was the swearing-in of elected offi Ford) suggested that the out to roughly $75-100 per 12-15 Sworn in. Editors-in-Chief cers. Outgoing president Ed gdng BOD take one final action persons. Despite $500 from the Other business: Kevin Drum Bielecki called the meeting to by which they would be remem Instifute (through Lyman • The Master's Office decided Henry Fuhrmann AI Kellner order at 11: 10 pm. Present were bered: that is, advocate the Bonner), the club was still that ASCIT should cover one Gramley, McDonnell, Chess, Rea, granting of househood to the lacking quite a bit in reaching its third of the overrun costs of the Chuckles the Managing Editor Wells, Fisher, Sexton, Schwartz, Coffeehouse. After very brief goal. After quite a bit of semi-formal dance at the Athe Chuck Kahn Kaler, Gutierrez, Beausoleil, discussion, the matter was forgot explaining and hassling, it was naeum. The total: $13.33. Smith, Drum, Fuhrmann, ten agreed that the club would first Business Manager • Stan Cohn, newly-appointed Ken Kroll Kellner, Rountree, Snyder, Next, the newly-elected offi look elsewhere for funds (since Big T editor, had requested that Aydelotte, Manley, Gustafson, cers of the BOD, the Activities $200 would amount to nearly. action be taken with regard to a Darkroom Chairman and Miche10b. Chairman and the Tech editors the entire amount of ASCIT dues business manager for the year Dave Wheeler John Gustafson informed the were sworn (or affirmed) into paid by the Model U.N. mem book. Treasurer Mike Schwartz Contributing Editors BOD that, due to an unforseen office, as Bielecki administered bers). had interviewed nominee Bill rise in spending (e.g., costumes Dick Beatty, Rock Howard, Sandy the oath. Bert Wells assumed the In the past, ASCIT gave $75, Gross and found him to be McCorquodale, David Ritchie ended up costing $2000 instead office of president and called the a figure which was deemed ambitious and a reasonable of the expected $800), the meeting to order. agreeable by general consensus. choice. The motion to appoint Writing Staff Gregg Brown, Dave Callaway, Stan musical is over budget: He The major topic of business The matter was tabled until a Gross was made and passed therefore requested $200. The during the remainder of the Cohn, Judy Greengard, Ken later meeting. Continued on Page Six Herkenhoff, Brian Hill, Tad Lauer, subsequent motion' to allocate meeting was funding for the Alan Silverstein, Nick Smith, Brett the money was passed [Real Model United Nations. Doug Van Steenwyk McDonnell: 5-0-I(Gromley)]. Rountree and Tom Snyder pre- Photography Staff THE ASCIT FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE Greg Bone, Ngaiman Chau, Talso Chui, Rich Feldman, Ray Gildner, Ken Li, John Lao, Tom Snyder, MOTOROLA SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Chris Wheeler PHOENIX, ARIZONA Production Staff North by Northwest Bob Arendt, Alan Boyar, Flora Will be on campus MARCH 11, 1977 Boyer, Scott Devore, Tom McCabe Interviewing B.S. & M.S. level candidates in the following disciplines: Circulation Manager Carl Lydick • Electrical Engineering 7:30 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. • Physics The California Tech publications • Chemical Engineering offices are located in Winnett in Baxter Lecture Hall Student Center (105-51), Opportunities in research & development, design, California Institute of Technology, product, process, system applications, and marketingl 'Pasadena, CA 91125. Telephone: sales engineering. ADMISSION: 50C-ASCIT members 795-6811, Editors -ext. 2153, Business Manager - ext. 2154. 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Open House ASCIT Flicks Part 2 Our next meeting is March 3 in The Red Cross in Pasadena I am currently selecting the Four weeks ago (see the Tech the Benioff Room, South Mudd, A News Brief consists of a will hold an open house on ASCIT movies for the coming Jan. 28), the U. S. Grant High at 7:30 p.m. See Mike Thompson two-line teaser followed by a year. If you have any sugges in 134 Lloyd concerning dive Wednesday, March 2, from 12:30 School Quiz Team challenged the short statement or announcement p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the tions, please mail them to me, students, or as they referred to details. (of public interest. Please submit Pasadena Chapter House, 430 Steve Smith, Activities Chairman, us, the eggheads, of Caltech to a all News Briefs to The California Madeline Drive, Pasadena. The 1-58. contest· of intellectual prowess. Bored? Tech offices by 5:00 p.m on the open house will feature demon The not-sa-humble band of pre Feeling Gamy? Wednesday preceding the Friday strations of new life-saving tech Quiet On cocious punks has yet to be The Caltech Gamers will have ofpublication. The Set niques and discussions of Red answered. The California Tech is an evening of board games in The Berkeley Film Institute is Cross services. A bloodmobile still holding a cantest to Clubroom 1 on Feb. 26 starting offering the fifth annual summer will be present, and eligible determine the most intelligent at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome. donors can give blood if they workshop in 16 mm filmmaking. reply to this challenge. Address We're Looking For wish; donors can make reserva This intensive full-time workshop all entries to our office in a Few Good Men tions by calling 799-0841. will meet eight hours each day, Winnett Center, 105-51. USH! USH! Said six days each week for five Nanook of the North Henry Thoreau weeks. The course will cover all Those who wish to usher The California Tech needs Wants YOU aspects of fifmmaking, and there Bureaucrats during third term should apply writers and production crew. The Environmental Intern Pro are no restrictions on age or Sign Up on March 29, 6:30 p.m., at No experience necessary. gram is now accepting applica experience. For more informa Nominations are now open for Beckman Auditorium or contact Come on by our offices in tions from interested students for tion, write Berkeley Film Insti all ASCIT appointed offices and Allen Johnson, Dabney. If you Winnett Center or see Kevin its 1977 Spring/Summer pro tute, 2741 8th Street, Berkeley, faculty/student committee wish to usher but are not on Drum, Henry Fuhrmann, or gram. These internships deal with California 94710. Their phone positions. Prospective bureaucrats payroll, cantact Johnson be fore ~I Kellner in Ruddock House. a variety of projects in environ number is (415) 843-9271. may sign up on Flora's door. 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There was greatly influenced by the know Honest Report asked both the administration several years ago, Johanna even a caravan of students from ledge that such a struggle should Commenting on the report as and the Board of Trustees to Tallman, Director of Institute Covina. This indicates that a be taken from the strongest a whole, Vogt said that it was reaffirm the right of each Libraries, met with the BOC to substantial part of the library's possible position [italics ours]. "an honest report, a report that department to set its own reach an agreement on how the losses might be traceable to We have been persuaded that anyone can be proud of." He standards for tenure review. honor code applied to the outsiders. Caltech libraries con· court action in this case, regard went on to say' that the decision EEOC Report library. The main points of the tain many obscure, hard to fmd less of the outcome, could of the committee was unani LaBelle's charges of sex dis agreement were that anyone who books which people often simply seriously jeapordize our autono mous, and not because someone crimination culminated last produced an LD. card would not take once they find them my with respect to faculty shoved the decision down every month in a 12 page "Determina be searched, while all others (Geology books are especially appointments. one's throats, but because each tion" from the EEOC which was would. Also, the objectionable bad in this respect). Obviously, "Putting aside all consider member actually felt that the received by Caltech January 19. wording in the honor code no one knows how many of the ations of the case at hand, the final recommendation was the In addition to supporting oooklet (quoted above) would be losses are due to theft and how present is not a good time for best course of action. "I think LaBelle's charges, the EEOC deleted. Tallman says that if , many to negligence, but it hardly the Institute to engage in liti that people in the future will say determination also found that someone were carrying a book matters to the library. gation. Caltech needs time to either that this was a time when there was cause to suspect· out that had not been checked, Tallman rightly believes that regularize its personnel proce Caltech made a good decision Caltech of excluding women the library would consider it as since a statement of the honor dures and record keeping prac and came out stronger, or if we from high-level faculty positions. simply an inadvertant mistake. system is "It is a violation of the tices, and to strengthen its botched it, that this matter It also charged that blacks were Anyone can absentmindedly pick honor code to break library rules position as an equal-rights em brought to the surface symptoms kept out of high-level faculty up a book he has been reading and misuse the facilities," that ployer." of hidden weakness," he com positions because of prejudice and carry it out. Checkout they should be able to expect 6) Expediency is not the mented. based on race. As Vogt pointed procedures are not meant to members of the Caltech com· principal reason for the commit Rtrles Not Arbitrary out, equal opportunity is not humiliate anyone; the library munity to abide by their rules. tee's decision. It is always After LaBelle's first tenure enough. Since blacks and women simply needs records of where all The honor code speCifically says difficult to judge a case like this review (in which, according to are already at a disadvantage due the books are. that it is "not fair to keep a because values, standards, and LaBelle, she was denied tenure to societal pressures, positive I However, according to reserve book longer than you are procedures are constantly chang for not having had a book efforts must be made to include Tallman, this system leaves some allowed since there are others ing. The financial cost and published), she requested and got them in higher - level faculty thing to be desired. Her statistics who may need it just as badly." adverse publicity of possible a sacond review. This had never positions (professorships and as show that even with the im However, over half the reserve court action' are not by them been done before, and there were sociate professorships). The proved checkout procedures, books checked out are returned selves adequate reason for taking' no rules about how to handle it. EEOC noted that court action about $50,000 worth of books late. the steps recommended by the "People might think that rules was available to LaBelle and the and periodicals are taken from Proposals report. were made up on the spot for a EEOC if an acceptable settlement the library every year and not And what to do about the 7) Statistics concerning the specific purpose," said Vogt .. was not reached. returned. Not all of this (in fact, $50,000 loss? There are several employment of minorities by However, many Institute func·· The EEOC then advised Cal probably only a small part of it) suggestions. Tallman says that Caltech (which show, among tions are handled informally, all tech that it must give them is due to outright stealing, but to they are looking into one system other things, that there is only this was, and there was no bias written assurance by February 15 students taking books they think in which sensitized strips are one female professor or associate in the committee's decision, he that a faculty position would be no one else could possibly need placed in each book. These strips professor here) would make added. The informality of the held for LaBelle pending negotia and to faculty members taking can then be detected at the door litigation more difficult for the proceedings also makes a bad tions. Acting President Robert books from the library and by scanning equipment. At other Institute. court case. "It is difficult to Christy replied to the EEOC that keeping them for several years. libraries this system has proved 8) Dr. LaBelle's teaching and explain convincingly to a court he had recommended to the These faculty members, often very effective, but it would cost faculty and would recommend to have the attitude of "call me up about $50,000 to install. Tallman the Board of Trustees that if anyone needs to use the is not sure where the money LaBelle be offered a three-year book." They end up thinking the would come from. Besides, some BS & MS ELECTRICAL associate professorship. However, books belong to them and people object to the system as an the offer would be made without Millikan can rarely convince abridgement of the honor code, ENGINEERING any admission of guilt on them to return the books when Said one past BOC Chairman, Caltech's part. He then charged they find out they are missing. "By itself it's not bad, but one GRADUATES the Ad Hoc Review Committee Outsiders. thing might lead to another and 'with the preparation of a consen In addition people from out- who knows what might hap. sus faculty report by Tuesday of side walking in and taking books pen ...." this week. out with the cause a great deal Clearly the honor code is a The committee which pre of loss. "People from allover ask two-way street. The library feels pared the faculty recommenda us how they can get a card to that stricter checkout procedures LET'S BE CANDID. tion met almost continuously use the library," said Tallman, are justified if the faculty and from last Wednesday until Tues THIS IS A PITCH "and we have to tell them that students are not observing the day of this week. The commit they can't." There have been too honor code. Tallman feels that tee did not look for /new WE'RE LOOKING FOR TALENT many losses to permit outsiders $50,000 each year is evidence evidence. The committee also did to use the library despite the fact that the honor code is not not attempt to re-evaluate the At Hughes Aircraft Company, Ground Systems Group, we that Caltech has one of the finest working in the library, but makes scholastic qualifications of Dr. want to hire the best electrical engineers and computer science collections around. Last it clear that the library is more LaBelle. Instead, its findings were scientists we can find. If you qualify and you are year the library conducted a willing to continue with its based on existing records "as interested in a career with one of the world's leading survey to find out where its users present policies if they think seen from today's perspective.'" were coming from. It found that electronic firms, maybe we want to hire yOlL If you are students are fulfilling their share good, joining Hughes would benefit us, at least as much of the honor system. as it would you. In our business, an outstanding technical The question raised by this staff is the key to success. situation is whether negligence constitutes an honor code vio· lation. If it is, then the library would be justified in instituting Hence the pitch and this ad; if you want to find out PIANIST any oheckout procedure they saw about the career opportunities we have for college fit. If not, then the library has graduates, then get in touch either through on campus JAMES little choice but to lose $50,000 interviews at your placement office or if there is no room a year. Neither alternative is too in our interview schedule, then send your resume to: Mussorgsky, Bach palatable. Engineering Employment, Hughes Aircraft Company, P.O. Stravinsky & Mozart The enormous number of Box 3310 Fullerton CA 92634 BUYK books missing from Millikan .. . .the Steinway really stomped" Harvard Crimson every year raises doubts about .. . .an authentic musician and artist" Jean-Pierre Rampal r------, the viability of the honor system, I I WED., MARCH 2, 1977 at 8:00 P.M. at least in nonacademic cases. GEN. ADM. $5.00; STU. $1.00 OFF EACH TICKET Other types of nonacademic violations will be explored in the : HUGHES: Tickets ~n sale at CAlTECH TICKET OFFICE, 332 So. I I next installment of the series, L ~ Michigan Ave., Pasadena, and ALL MUTUAL, LIBERTY and after which we will focus on how TICKETRON AGENCIES. Mail order to TICKETS (332-92), HUGHES AIRCRAFT COMPANY the honor code applies to CALTECH, PASADENA, CA. 91125. BANKAMERICARD academic cases. U.S. CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED and MASTER CHARGE telephone orders to 793-7043. Equal opportunity M/F employer AMPLE FREE PARKING IS AVAILABLE. I(Second of a Series) Friday, February 25, 1977 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Five

by Dick Beatty ity. The burgers themselves come Hugo's Burgers, 718 North in quarter-pound increments: a Lake, Pasadena, is one of those single costs about $.80, a double "build your own" hamburger is $1.30, and a triple will set you joints. For thoseof you who back $1.70. Cheese costs a dime aren't familiar with this genre, extra. Altogether, if you want a the basic principle is that one is good but conventional hambur supplied with the "basic bur ger, check out Lucky Boy's on ger"-bun and meat only-and Arroyo Parkway or Walnut. then you put on your own For just a few more updates, fIxings. Griswold's Smorgasbord, on While this concept has some Foothill Blvd. in Claremont, still potential, it just doesn't work at has excellent (and unlinlited) Hugo's. The patties are fIxed on food if you don't mind a a conventional grill (not even on half-hour drive to get there. a fake barbeque which would Dinner costs $3.25, and their add some flavor) and come off pastry desserts are .well worth the rather greasy. The buns are that extra $.55. They close early by dreadful "enriched white bread" Tech standards (8:00 p.m.), but Photo-AI Kellner ,Would you "Take Back That Mink" from these girls? variety. The whole assembly is every Techer should try the place placed naked on a plastic tray out at least once. Tonio's over near the Hastings GUYS AND DOLLS OPENS TONIGHT AT RAMO, :~s~h b~~e f~~e~d~:~~eSnt~~ ;~: Theatre in Pasadena is a pleasant Continued from Page One Director Shirley Mameus is Caltech's Ramo Auditorium. relish selection is quite conven lower-middle range Italian restau City College, and is a member of the librarian of the Public Affairs There will be four performances: tional: catsup, mustard, thousand rant. The food is good and not the Caltech Chamber Singers and Room at Caltech. She is the Friday night at 8:00 p.m., a island dressing, sliced tomatoes, too badly priced (minestone, the women's section of the Glee director of Spectrum Produc Saturday matinee at 2:00 p.m., shredded lettuce, etc. The lettuce garlic bread, veal parmigiana, and Club. She has performed in tions, the Caltech based profes Saturday night at 8:00 p.m., and is generally brown and wilted. spaghetti for less than $4.00). previous roles as Trina in Forty sional theatre company, and has Sunday night at 7:00 p.m. For. The french fries and onion The atmosphere is comfortable Carats, Appassionata von Climax directed twelve shows for them. ticket information please call the rings are not cheap, but the and friendly. They also have a in L'il Abner, and Rachel in The show will be held this Caltech Ticket OffIce at portions are mercifully small full bar and serve Heineken in Inherit the Wind. . weekend, February 25-27, in 793-7043. considering their (lack of) qual- the dining room Stan Cohn, a sophomore Rock on Rock chemistry major, plays the role of Nathan Detroit. Tllis show will be his first performance in a Allman Brothers Resurrected musical, and he begins his dramatic career well with the Wipe the windows, Check the Leavell combines nicely with the role of comic lead in Guys and Oil, Dollar Gas, by the Allman lead guitar of Dickie Betts to Dolls. His other activities this Brothers Band produce a very interesting sound. year include the editorship of the The Allman Brothers Band Happily, the percussion by Butch Big T. He is also the secretary of may be defunct, but their Trucks and J.J Johanson is his house, and is co-editor of the contract with Capricorn records virtually unchanged from the house newspaper. lives on. Thus, this live collection early days. In addition, Greg Christine Vertosick, who plays of music has been resurrected Allman's vocals are all very good Sarah Brown, has been acting for from the Brothers' tape meso The on this album .although his seven years. She began her acting band did a lot of searching for typical concert performances dur~ career in Pittsburgh, and grad good cuts as this two-record set ing this time period were, not uated from the University of spans a four-year period surprisingly, quite erratic. Tennessee with a degree in (1972-75). All of this material, The songs on this collection theatre. She has played starring then, is post Duane Allman and include a number of redone roles in such productions as The includes Chuck Leavell on key throwbacks to the early Allman's CLEAR UP YOUR FUTURE IN THE 2-YEAR AFROTC PROGRAM. Importance of Being Earnest, boards and Lamar Williams on like "Don't Want You No More," What's up after college? That question is enough to The Music Man, and The Sound bass. "It's Not My Cross to Bear," and get a lot of young people down. of Music, and has performed Fortunately, this was no or "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed." Air Force ROTC college graduates have that worry, with Caltech's Spectrum Theatre too. But their immediate future (and longer if they cheose) dinary rock 'n roll band. While Other songs include "Ramblin' is much more secure. As a commissioned officer, there's a Production Company. the group seemed to lack Man" and "Jessica." Of course, good job ...•Travel. Graduate level education. Promotions. Marshall Gluskin, alias "Sky leadership and inspiration (after it's almost pointless for me to Financial security. And really, lots more. Masterson," studied dramatic arts 1973) whenever I happened to rave over the music of an If you have two academic years remaining, there's a at V.C. Berkeley and the Mount see them, they still were talented ex-band, but this is an album great 2·year AFROTC program still available to you. Look view Theatre School in London. into the details. We think you'll be pleasantly surprised. enough to put out some excel that deserves a place in the And pleasantly rewarded. He has worked professionally in lent music. Likewise, this album discerning listener's musical col Call AFROTC at USC, 746-2670 Great Britian, amd locally in the is not as forceful and kickin' as lection Los Angeles Free Shakespeare previous efforts, but is still very Festival, by Santana Festival, and has performed in enjoyable in its own right. This record opens with the Put it all together in Air Force ROTC. five Spectrum productions. The jazzy influence of Chuck Continued on Page Six , " BLACKER-DABNEY-FLEMING-LLOYD-PAGE-RICKETTS-RUDDOCK CAlTECH'S BURGER CONTINENTAL I-BUY 5 ,DISCOUNT CARDS & PAY ONLY $37 YQU GET OVER $50. WORTH OF GOOD FOOD IT BEATS WHAT A DEAL! .' '. SPECIALTIES • COOKING IN THE ~~ .: 'SMQIIMA. SOIM.AKI-:-SlIAK DELlCACIS BAKlAVA,BOORMA-ARMEN~~PASTilY DES$$Tl1 DORMS!, ' . ·fAIJfB.~VEGETABLEBURGER WI1H~QJS ~ .WRAPPED" •.BRfAD ; t:jff,GIllBB.f.8Y".I:.QilAUlf.§JDK.tllPUtI.•IJIIlIJAF.JSALADi VI~A,BlE, 'AIMffILS •.JlofmQMtK$'(J.I ~_ILJ•.$2·:~5;~L" BURGER CONTINENTAL 792-6634 LOCATED ON LAKE % BLOC!< NORTH OF CALIFORNIA Page Six THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, February 25, 1977 BOD MEETING ROCK ON ROCK Editor-in-Exile Continued from Page Two Continued from Page Five ]'ai bu du Cafe Nair [KalerJMcDonnell: 5-0-2(Sexton, sound of a disco whistle. While differently. Somebody once told Gutierrez)] . the music doesn't turn out to Former Tech Editor-in-Chief in the life of two new Stras· me that it's very easy to count in • Nominations for the remaining have as much disco influence as Sandy McCorquodale is currently bourgeoise. Noon found us eating Alsatian if you speak the Schwyz appointed offices were to be Amigos , one cut, "Give Me studying in France while on a Merguez-Algerian hot sausages canton dialect of Swiss German. opened that week. Love," is an incredible rip of year-long leave of absence from on a bun with red pepper But it seems that is only one'of • Future BOD meetings were Stevie Wonder. A chorus is used Caltech. His far-flung adventures sauce-on Place Kleber. Jump the 22 dialects of Swiss German scheduled for Thursdays at 7:30 in a few of the selections forthe on the Continent occasionally into a tabac store for a pack of and nobody here can quite put it p.m. in the Ath. Bar. It was lead vocals, but they end up appear in these pages. Ducados and a pack of Gauloises. all together... suggested that the Directors sounding like the singers from The action picks up again in Cruise into Magmod's, the local at-Large search for a toastmaster the Red Skelton show. Addition Strasbourg, where McQ and his By the way, the U.S. has a Bullock's, for a look around but new passport size now, quite a (so the. BOD could settle an ally, a couple of tracks are sung roommate have been unwinding find nothing other than discount· hassle for those poor souls account with the Ath Bar). in Spanish and are mere attempts since their last very interesting ed Mark Spitz posters and free traveling on them. They're poc • Wells announced that after to capture the ever-growing il assault on the town (see the Swiss watch calendars. Back on interviewing a number of quali legal alien audience. Tech, Feb. 11). ket-size, much smaller than the the sidewalk, a vendor is hawking fied candidates, he had appointed The only saving grace amidst old passports. One fellow here the latest issues of lci Paris Tom McDonnell and Ed Rea to this rubble pile of sound is the by Sandy McCrocodile was held up by the Swiss replete with screaming 300-point the ad hoc Faculty Committee dynamic guitar play by Carlos For all you believers ip poetic passport control for five hours as headline about Jackie getting on Student Body Size. Santana. Carlos actually unleash justice, Hans, the hero of our last they didn't believe the passport married again. Everybody's read· • Chris Sexton announced the es more in this album than in vignette, is laid up in bed after a was authentic. J., on the other ing the headline but nobody is selection of the new BOC Amigos but even this sprinkling trip to the hospital. Seems that hand, is a totally different case. buying. With nothing going on in he (alias EI Boracho Volando) He works in Saudi Arabia, where Represen tatives-at-Large: Jim of hot guitar play cannot save town, we soon found ourselves in his residence and work permits Jensen and Dave Shenton. this record from obscurity. was bored a few nights ago and the University district, headed decided to swing on that tele have to be renewed every three straight for that notorious den of phone wire outside our second months. He has appended fold iniquity known as The Club story window. Now nobody out pages to his passport. Big Anglais. "I'm not trying to counsel any wants people hanging around in mothers that go on for two feet First we stopped off at a of you to do anything special their phone systems and the beyond the edges of the passport ~mall bistro with a red facade French are no exception (the and loaded with all sorts of and had a couple of Kronen· except to dare to think, to go telephone poles around here are SUSpiCIOUS arabic stamps and bourgs with three women loung· with the truth and to really sharpened like pencils at the top notations; enough to get him ing around in the mid-afternoon. to keep birds from nesting). Our hassled at every border he crosses Paulette is unemployed and love completely." Swiss protagonist did a good now. Passports are like virgins. looking for work as a nurse to Cheetah imitation for a fraction Nobody really wants to put the children between 4 and 12. She Buckminster Fuller of a second and wound up flat first stamp into it, but as more lives with Rita in La Petite From est Presents, New York on 'his back in the middle of the and more stamps accumulate, France, the nightclub section of September, 1976 me. Nothing other than a few nobody thinks twice about Strasbourg, built directly over strained muscles and he's resting stamping it. As long as you pass the ruins of the old fort. Rita is .~ Presents up now. into a country without being a student at the University in sponsored by The est Foundation It's . raining outside. In the stamped, the chances are good marketing. Her fiance is in Alsace it rains almost continual that you'll do it again next time Switzerland doing his military ly. Alsace, you see, is actually a without being stamped, but let duty at the French embassy. combination of French and Ger just one obnoxious borqer guard Michelle is incredibly good look· man culture, usually described as stamp your passport and it will ing and is a hooker. (You see, being the worst of both. First be stamped every time you go in Pennsylvania Avenue was the red and foremost everybody speaks and out of that country. light district for Union troops Alsatian, a quasi-germanic form As the weeks go by, it stationed in D.C. during the Civil of French which I find vertually becomes more and more difficult War under the command of a incomprehensible. In Paris they to find things to do in Stras General Hooker... ) Michelle also speak French, real tight and, bourg. This city is small and, in works part-time as a secretary for bright French. In Strasbourg they every French sense of the word, an insurance company (that's even pronounce the numbers provincial. Hence, an afternoon assurance dans Francais for all of you folks trying to par-lay along.) Kronenbourgs kaput, we bopped on over to the Club Anglais. That brings up some more trivia: that province of Canada known as Quebec, yeah, where Conversations with they speak French. Seems that the Parisians don't quite consider Canadian French on a par with Buckl11inster Fuller French French, hence they call it Franglais. But French Canadian itself is puaint. They use all these hosted by Werner Erhard AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER nautical terms as they all cruised over on a boat way back when. In 1927, Buckminster Fuller initiated an CAREER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES For example, a Parisian will be with the descendant when he leaves a bus experiment in which he committed his life to the U.S. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY well-being of humanity rather than to his own while the Franglais are always The Central Intelligence Agency has professional opportunities for debarquement... personal gain. Today, almost 50 years later, he persons with. training in the disciplines listed below. If you are a Finally we reached the building would like to share his personal experience of senior or graduate student now completing ~tudies we will be pleased housing the Club Anglais. The that·experiment with you. to review your credentials. Faculty of Letters, or The Aeronautical Engineering *History Foreign Language Institute, is Sunday, March 13th . 9:30 AM to 7:00 PM Aerospace Engineering *International Relations stuck smack in the middle of (Including a tWO-hour break for lunch) *Business Administration/Business *Information Science the University and is a huge Pasadena Civic Auditorium . Pasadena Economics Materials Technology Engineering sprawling building. Up one hall Civil Engineering Mathematics and down the next... The .Tuition: $35. Computer Science/Systems Analyst Nuclear Engineering Economics/Econometrics Nuclear Physics intermediate English classes are Electrical Engineering *Operations Research reading Tolkein, the advanced To register, or for more information, please call (213) 393 Electronic Engineering Optical Engineering ones Faulkner...1 haven't the 9635; or, if you prefer, send the coupon with a check for $35 Electro Chemistry *Physics faintest what the Serbo-Croatian to: est 1102 Broadway, Santa Monica, California 90401. ("Graduate Students Only) classes were reading and the All initial assignments are in Washington, D.C. area. Some require Arabic classes are even more foreign travel. U.S. citizenship required. inscrutable. With nothing topside, Name we burrowed into the bowels of Get an application form from the PLACEMENT CENTER, Room 10, the structure, plumb down to a Address Phone Dabney Hall. MAIL IT NOW!!! Qualified applicants will be contacted to arrange an off-campus ,interView. little greasy canteen vending cafe City ______State _____ Zip and assorted rasty junk food. MAIL YOUR OWN RESUME OR THE APPLICATION FORM TO: One fellow was jotting slogans on Please send me __ tickets. $, enclosed. the wall with a piece of chalk: 3 L. L. Curran P. O. Box 669 Up With Hitler, Long Live the Lawndale, CA 90260 Nazis and the ever-popular Frei Continued on Page Seven Friday, February 25, 1977 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Seven on the other side of the chamber and was amenable to our arrival. BLACK COFFEE Another round of beer, as the Entertainment Calendar Club Anglais is proud to possess Continued from Page Six a well-stocked bar, and we Baden! We grunted along in started walking around the build Saturday, February 26 Flamenco is the enduring Sunday, March 6 English making commentary until ing. In the foyer, one decrepit The 1977 William Shakespeare lifeblood of Spanish folk music. The unusual combination of he turned around and answered old man sits around and sells Film Festival, an annual event It is full of infectious rhythms cello, clarinet, and piano will be us in excellent English. Not foreign language periodicals at presented by the Laemmle Thea· and melancholy gypsy tunes, heard' next on the Coleman untoward, we slipped over into rip-off prices. We hassled him for tres, will be opening at the with such exotic titles as "Sole Chamber Concert series, when German and he pursued us. Ach! a bit while he searched in vain Monica Twin Theatres on Satur ares," "Zambra," and "Zapa the Montagnana Trio performs in Refuge in Spanish? Maybe, but I (and under the table) for some day and Sunday mornings, at tero." Debussy, Ravel, Albeniz, Caltech's Beckman Auditorium can't even begin to keep up with Spanish or Turkish periodicals. 11: 00 a.m. each morning, start and many other composers have on Sunday, March 6, at 3:30 anybody in Spanish. The chap Out on the street with Haluk, we ing the weekend of February 26 captured some of the flamenco p.m. seemed done with us anyway and slouched over to the Salon de and 27. flavor, but it takes a real gypsy The members of the Mon took to putting up Iranian The, dive of many University The first play will be the like Montoya-who claims he is tagnana Trio-cellist Caroline obscenities while his companion students, and spent the next premiere showing of the Joseph gypsy "on all four sides"-to Worthington, clarinetist John dashed to and fro among the hour discussing random garbage Papp production of Much Ado bring out its simplicity and Gates, and pianist Delores greasy tables shaking every and drinking the cheapest beer in About Nothing, starring Sam appeal. Yet he can make the Stevens (the latter two are Iranian student he could find and town. By now we had to head Waterson and Kathleen Widdoes; guitar sound like a dozen Coleman Auditions winners)-will pointing at the wall. Nothing else back out to the boondocks March 5 and 6 will be Franco things-even a snare drum. His present a varied program: one of happening, we soon quit the (Robertsau, that is) on the bus, Zeffirelli's The Taming of the music is richly exciting, and his Ramaeau's Pieces de Clavecin en establishment and drifted up to so we split company and hopped Shrew with Richard Burton and incredible dexterity is breath Concerts; Beethoven's Trio in B the heart of our trek: the a bus without buying tickets. If Elizabeth Taylor; and the festival taking. Flat Major, Opus 11; the Trio honest-to-god Club Anglais. they catch you without a ticket will present Zeffirelli's Romeo Tickets are available from the Montagnana written for the Inside the club,. a crunched (cost = 2FF) it'll run you about and Juliet, with Leonard Whiting Caltech Ticket Office; their tele group by American composer copy of Sgt. Pepper's was blaring, 40-50FF, but they can only and Olivia Hussey, on March phone number is 793-7043. William Sydeman, and the Trio through a sound system that catch yop if you let them. They 12-13. in A Minor, Opus 114, by must have ante-dated the have a rotating set of ticket For more information, please Saturday, March 5 Brahms. evolution of canines. A roaring takers who go from bus to bus call 478-1041. The Pasadena Arts Council Tickets are available at the card game was in progress on the and all one has to do is watch will present C.L.E.A.R. Days Caltech Ticket Office, with 50 table (yes, that is a singular) for one of the ticket-takers at Wednesday, March 2 (Creativity, Learning, Exchange, free tickets and 50 for $1.00 for among six assorted students who each stop and get off if one gets Pianist James Boyk will open and Renewal) on March 5 and 6, 'Caltech st1,ldents on a limited spoke about two and a half on. Quite simple until you're the Ramo Auditorium Keyboard from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The basis. For additional information, words of English when their jammed against the far wall Series at Caltech on Wednesday, presentation will take place on call 793-7043. ' talents were pooled. To save the during rush hour without a ticket the green in front of Beckman iMarch 2 at 8 p.m. Others in the -David Ritchie day, Haluk, our Turkish contact and see, rather helplessly, a series are pianists Donna Turner Auditorium, and in Dabney at the University, was lounging ticket-taker embarking... Smith on March 30 and Robert Lounge, Ramo Auditorium, and Haag on May 26. Baxter Gallery. It will feature James Boyk made his debut as perf ormances, demonstrations, pianist at the age of 16 with the displays, and food. Everyone is Toledo Orchestra. He is no welcome to this celebration of !tranger to national radio and the arts, and admission is free. television programs, and has also performed in Europe and the United States to critical acclaim. Saturday, March 5 For his recital on March 2 in Daniel Heifetz, the young Ramo Auditorium, Mr. Boyk, violinist who will make his New who is currently artist-in-resi York recital debut this spring, dence on campus, will play will perform with the Pasadena Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Ex Symphony Orchestra on March hibitions, Mozart's Rondo in A 5. The program will include minor, K. 511, and Stravinsky's Brahms' Violin Concerto in D Sonata (1924). m.ajor, Debussy's La Mer, and Tickets for all three concerts Frank Campo's Alpine Holiday are available at the Caltech Overture. Tickets are available Ticket Office. For additional from the Pasadena Civic box information, call (213) 793-7043. office (499.9473) and from all Mutual and Liberty agencies. Friday, March 4 The Synthaxis Theatre Com Saturday, March 5 pany will present Shakespeare's Igor Kipnis, the noted harpsi The Tempest on Friday and chordist, will perform in recital Saturday nights at 8:30 p.m., on Saturday, March 5, at 8: 30 and will open March 4. Perform p.m. at Ambassador Auditorium ances will be held at the in Pasadena. In 1975, Time Pasadena Community Art Center, Magazine declared him "the 54 South Los Robles; telephone foremost harpsichordist of the 795-5891. Admission is $2.50 for day." !tudents. At Ambassador, he will play TRWwill be Pavana Chromatica of William Friday, March 4 Tisdall, Suite No. 1 in D minor Virtuoso flamenco guitar mu of Louis Marchand, Partita No. 3 lie will be heard once again in in A minor (BWV 827) of on campus Caltech's Beckman Auditorium, Johann Sebastian Bach, and when Carlos Montoya returns to seven sonatas of Domenico Caltech for two performances, on Scarla,ti. Friday and Saturday, March 4 The Ambassador College box and 5 at 8:00 p.m. office number is 577-5511. MARCH 8&9 PDP-8 PLAYS BACH " RECORD NOW AVAILABLE Contact your placement office The PDP-8 computer plays works by for an appointment. Bach, Mozart and others on the 90- rank Schlicker pipe organ at If you miss us, send your reSUll1e to: All Saints r.hurch, Pasadena, California TRW DEFENSE AND SPACE SYSTEMS GROUP Send $6.98 (plus 6% sales tax for Manager of College Relations. R·5/B180 One Space Park, Redondo Beach. CA 90278 California residents) to: Computer Humanities, An Equal Oppo!'"tunlty Employer M/F 2310 EI Moreno Street, La Crescenta, Califom_ia 91214 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, February 25, 1977 Track Begins -Conference Competition by Tommy Trolljan 34:24. Next, Norm Murray raced 1320-yard run and then a mile The most sweeping comment to fourth place in the 110-yard (run by Davis Finley, John Chu, about last Saturday's SCIAC high hurdles with a fine time of Eugene Loh, and Brett Van Relays is that there were several 15.8. Also running hurdles later Steenwyk, respectively). The outstanding individual perform in the day was Stan Shipley, who most significant performance in ances, although the team ran the 440-yard intermediates in that relay was a 2:11.17 880 run standing in most of the races was a personal best of 61.7. by Finley. A few events later, generally poor. It should make Relays the 440-yard relay team of Pui today's meet with Ambassador However, as indicated by its Lam, Chu, Duane Gray, and somewhat more exciting. name, the meet is noted for its Murray finished with a surprising. Individual Races relays. The earliest one in the ly good time of 45.8. Later on The first event of the day was day that was entered by Caltech was the sprint medley. This the 6-mile run. Steve Kellogg was the distance medley. It event-consisting of two 220'5 won the 24-lapper in the time of consists of an 880-, a 440-, and a (run by Phil Chang and Brian Sutula in a combined time of 48.3), a 440 and an 880-totals one mile in distance and was run John Pender dribbling around Whittier opponent Photo-Tom Snyder caltech-.---I by Caltech in a time of 4:02.5. The 2-mile relay (a set of four 880's) combined the talents of Van Steenwyk, Loh, Bill Gould, Cagers End Season With and David Rumph. The time was 9:09.6. The mile relay was the I .sports final event of the day. Paced by Close loss to Occidental a 53.5 opening leg by Murray, the team (which followed with by Roc~; Howard addition, the defense kept Oxy's Gray, Bill Graham, and Joel The CaItech basketball team point total below their goal of Okazaki) ran to a season's best finished out their schedule last 100 points. The team has come a of 3:44.4. One interesting indio week. Despite some fine play, long way this year and with all cator of how well the track team the Beavers ended up on the the starters expected to return is doing is the roster comparing short end all four games. The next year, the Caltech basketball last year's best times with this fmal record for Tech ended up at future appears promising. year's early season best. Most of 2-18. Junior Varsity last year's best times have been Whittier's Poets defeated Tech The JV also went winless in beaten. In the Ambassador meet 119-36. Simmons scored 25 their final string of games. The today, Caltech should remain points for Whittier and broke his scores were: within twenty points of the -school's total scoring record. Whittit:~r 100 CaItech 26 opponent at the final tally. That John Pender led Tech with 9 Redlands 100 CaItech 38 is a reasonably close track meet. points. Pomona-Pitzer 54 CaItech 40 Field events start at 3: 00, with Redlands defeated the Beavers Occidental 154 CaItech 42 running events starting a little 92-63. John Pender again led The Pomona game was at least later. Tech with 13 points, while Greg interesting as good defense by Blaisdell chipped in 10. John Hattick and Jeff Record CLASSIFIED ADS Pomona-Pitzer won their game sparked the Beavers to an early 1 80-57. Brandon Boyd led poP 14-8 lead. This lead quickly I SERVICES with 24 points and broke evaporated and Tech trailed by Woman writer will do typing, Pomona's career scoring record. 20- I 6 at the half. In the second Tech swimmers Chris Sexton and Jim Seidel take off agianst Occidental proofreading, in exchange for Pender bagged 17 points for half, Tech hung tight but Photo-Bany Nakazono room with bath, kitchen priv· Tech. Beau Lee scored 12 points couldn't catch up with the Stags. ileges. Foothill area. Call coming off the bench. Blaisdell Bob Winchell led Tech against 353-3522 or 353-4588 after 11 plunked in 10 points again. Whittier with 12 points and Swimmers MeetStfDng Oxy Team a.m. I n the se ason finale, against Redlands with 15 points. by c. M. Swimm in the 200 free, and Chris Sexton Occidental defeated a fired-up John Hattick pumped in 6 points This past Saturday, Caltech's added to the total with a second i ACCU RATE AND EXPERT Tech team 98-71. Ernie Lewis in each of these games, while swim teams competed against the place in the 200 butterfly. Josh TYPING by executive secretary. was the gam~'s leading scorer Vince Caterina also scored 6 very strong Occidental teams. Levin finished second in the 50 Will do theses, manuscripts, with 19 points for Tech. Blaisdell against Redlands. Due to the strength of Oxy, and 100 free, and Werner Pyka papers for students "and faculty. had 12, Pender 10, and Joe Rock Howard led Tech's Tech did not fare well in this took second in the 200 back- IBM selectric, Fast service, rea· Zasadzinski 9 points. efforts against Pomona with 10 meet. The men had a score of stroke. Jim Seidel helped out sonable rates. Call 441-1410 The game against Occidelltal points. Bob Burke threw in 8 24-81, and the women, a much with a third in both the 200 SPIRITUAL PSYCHIC READER had Tech playing with precision points. Hattick managed his usual closer 42-59. Individual Medley and the 2001 If you need help or advice for and confidence. Despite a full 6 points. Bob Winchell again led For the men, John Reimer fly, and Ed Bielecki pulled in yourself or a loved one, I can court press and a ball-hawking Tech against Oxy with 8 points, brought in Tech's only victory third in both the 1000 free and help. Advice on any problem of defense on Oxy's part, the while Hattick hit for 7 points with his win in the 1000 free. the 200 back, and Stan Chen life. Love, Marriage, Business, or varsity pumped in 71 points. In and Cindy Flanagan gunned in 6. Doug Jones earned some points took third in the 200 breast- .Health stroke. ON LYON E VISIT WI LL CON· "r._ltJS"" ,.-, '. -- ~-~ For the women, Becky VINCE YOU. FULL READINGS 'E~ WAlN~T.'~ ;~h' Hartsfield took first place in the DAI LY SATU RDAY-SUN DAY...... r.ae "'1'*"' ·1500 ." 1000 free and a second in the PHON E 791-7329. One Reading .~. (1 Ill!. .." of ltilll .'. .,./....~/'.~. 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