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Classes will be suspended next University suspended classes for President Norman Hackerman "The Social Impact of On-Site Thursday, February 14, to allow special educational sessions. Both will open the symposium at 9 am Solar Energy" in 121 Physics Lab Rice students, faculty and staff to of those "Convocations"—in 1976 in Hamman Hall. At 9:15, energy Meanwhile, in 303 Sewall Hall. attend an unprecedented campus and 1977—were called to study expert Aver will speak in Hamman Carvel Glenn of the Rice Center symposium on "Energy and our aspects of the Rice University Hall on "The Energy Dilemma— for Urban Design and Community Present Generation." environment. February 14th's Which is the Right Path?" Research will examine the effects energy conference will mark the Auer, professor of mechanical of energy costs on Houston. Rice Secretary of Energy Charles first time Rice has suspended and aerospace engineering at sociology professor Stephen Duncan, Jr., a 1947 Rice graduate, classes for a non-school-related Cornell University, is presently a Klineberg will speak on "The will cap the unique program with a special session. fellow at the Energy Study Center, Changing American Dream" in speech at Autry Court. Between Of special interest to the an energy "think tank" in Palo 210 Physics Lab. Duncan's address and a keynote conference organizers has been the Alto, California. Tutorials offered at I I am speech by Dr. Peter Auer, an social impact of the rising cost of From 10:30 to noon, half-hour include Rice materials sciences expert on Third World energy, will energy on today's young people, tutorials will be held in Sewall Hall Professor Franz Brot/en be a variety of tutorials on since they will have to adapt their and the Physics Building. speaking in 301 Sewall Hall on technological and social aspects of Energy Secretary Charles Duncan lifestyles to meet the demands of a Participants may choose from one Third World implications of high energy production, plus two panel their lives in the future," said Baker changing energy supply. of three tutorials offered in each energy costs. In 305 Sewall Hall. debates at Hamman Hall. College President Greg Wood- Technological issues of energy time slot. Elizabeth Lankford of the "Hopefully this conference will hams, one of six student scarcity will be discussed in the At 10:30 speakers from the Citizen's Environmental Coalition get people to take a look at the way organizers. morning to provide a reference Citizens Energy Project and The will investigate energy conser- the scarcity of energy will influence Only twice before has Rice point for the afternoon debates. Space Foundation will discuss ve Debates, page S INSIDE: • Inflation hits Willy's Pub: prices go up Monday. Details, page 8 • How long can ICSA stay cooped JT up in the basement? See page 5. •Outgoing RPC boss discusses this year's problems, possible cures, Volume 67, number 23 THRESHEThursday, FebruaryR 7, 1980 page 6.

Real cost, l 967 doll 1979 dollars Lovett, Jones receive go-ahead Est total costs, non schol studen 7000 on in-depth coed status polling 3000 by R.B. Johnson individually preparing polls for evaluate them along with other 6000 Dean of Undergraduate Affairs their members, and plans for factors concerning both the Tuition, fees, Katherine Brown has asked for in- discussions of the matter are being individual colleges and the room and board (me depth opinion polls from both made. Lovett will hold its first University as a whole. After she 5000 Jones and Lovett Colleges meeting after dinner this evening makes her evaluation. Brown will 2000 concerning student attitudes "A majority of favorable votes send the poll results and her towards converting those colleges in the polls will not decide the recommendation on to Dr. Tuition and Fe 4000 into coeducational housing issue," Brown warned, adding that Hackerman, "who will, of course, facilities. Brown asked for the polls she would take the poll results and see Jones, page 7 /\ / in a College Masters' meeting 3000

January 31. Room and board (women President Norman Hackerman. Directory loss $1,000 1000 who asked Dean Brown to ' Rooi by Rolf Asphaug production of the directory. If all it 2000 assemble the polls, will take them has gone as planned, the book will I into consideration this spring "I think we can cut the loss to I be at the printers' today. Stout said I when he decides whether to SI,000," student directory ! 75-76 that even if more problems arise » i U on recommend that the Board of organizer Kent Erickson said 4 the material would be completely I Governors grant the two colleges Monday to a Senate which less I Costs at :iee ready for the printers before ;l coed status next fall. than two months ago had expected '65-'66 70-71 Corr,p ed by C Friday afternoon. Printing will •MONMCKMNmNX a modest profit from Rice's phone Brown said that she hopes to take two to three weeks. have the poll results in her office by book. While President Hackerman prepares a decision on the proposed $330 room Stout praised Hanszen College spring break, or immediately and board increase, this chart prepared by former Masters and Presidents Internal Vice President Tim senior Geri Snider for volunteering thereafter. Both colleges are now chairman Stephen Baker shows the effects of inflation on the cost of a Rite Stout has effectively taken over at the last minute to finish layout education. The chart shows the cost of tuition, room and board from 1 963 (two of four and one-half advertising Campos help years before tuition was imposed) to the present in constant (non-inflated) pages abandoned by the original ad manager: "about half" of the dollars. By comparing annual charges against the rising Consumer, price Attack suspect caught advertisers have canceled their Index, Baker calculates that the real cost of a Rice education has dropped commitments due to the lateness of since 1971, and that room and board, which averaged SI ,060 in 1967, now by Richard Dees student at another university, the directory, Stout said. costs only $980 in 1967's dollars (left)—but $2,190 in 1979 dollars (right). . Campus Police and Houston although his name has not been -—Thresherqraph by Rolf Asphaug Police apprehended a suspect released pending questioning. He The Senate also approved the yesterday in the aggravated was identified through a Contemporary Issues Awareness robbery of Wiessman Edward composite drawing constructed Group as a Rice organization, Johnson last week. from Johnson's identification of heard a terse report from RPC Investigation halted Johnson had been attacked in the suspect in a photograph, Secretary/Treasurer Kathy his Wiess room January 27 by two according to Assistant Campus Behrens, and discussed a proposal by Allison Foil have to be here for five years before for an independent evaluation of men looking for money and drugs. Police Chief Mary Voswinkel. In they are considered for tenure." the Food Service. Department of Labor in- He escaped by jumping through a addition, the suspect was identified vestigators have suspended their she said. Robert Miller of Will Rice second-floor window and running by a key set he dropped in probe of hiring practices at Rice to Lee also noted that although College, claiming that "a lot of to the Rice Memorial Center. Johnson's room, Houston Police enable Rice Director of some women have recently been people are pretty upset" with The suspect was identified as a Detective G.R. Powers said. Affirmative Action Eva Lee to see l abor, page 7 Rice's board system, pressed for a Houston Police believe the compile more information. Senate resolution asking that an suspect may be involved in several The federal officials are independent group evaluate the burglaries in the University of checking Rice hiring practices Food Service. While his request Polls close Houston area. against national and local for a resolution was denied, a In other aspects of the case, volunteer committee to study the availability data, especially those Polls close at 7 pin. lor the Voswinkel said Johnson has food problem was organized. concerning women and minorities. District 80 Texas House special admitted to having "kept small Lee admitted that women and Before the committee was election. Students registered at quantities" of drugs in his room. minorities may be underhired organized. Senators spent several Rice (precinct 361) can vote at That aspect of the case is not being in certain areas of the Rice staff. "I minutes mulling over possible Hamman Hall. pursued by Campus Police, suspect that the areas that we will protest action if the food situation however, because, "no one has have underutilized are the areas in gets worse. made a complaint in that vein," she skilled crafts," Lee said. "But you Majors Day said. At times the conversation lapsed know, there just aren't too many Lower-level morning classes When asked about the drug- into Poli 309 jargon; one Senator women electricians," she added. will not meet Wednesday. related aspects of the case, Proctor argued that the removal of shrimp Lee acknowledged faculty February 13, to enable Edward Holt could only comment, and steak was a breach of Rice's complaints that few women undergraduates to meet with "I don't feel I can discuss a case lease contract. "We entered into acquire tenure at Rice, but pointed professors within all that is still under consideration," that contract expecting to receive out that the situation is improving. departments to discuss major but added that "nothing has been steak and shrimp," he said. "Only now are women beginning plans. Composite of Wiess assailant dropped." see Senate, page 8 to be hired for their merit, and they SO WW WANT Coed: vote carefully TOPRCieST m WRAPT mm

Seldom will students have as much say about the future of this university as will Jones and Lovett members voting in the upcoming opinion polls concerning their conversion from single- sex to coeducational colleges. Eight years ago Rice began an "experiment" with coeducational housing. Hanszen and Baker were converted to coed colleges. At that time, 85% of Rice's undergraduates said they favored coed housing. Four years later an ad hoc study committee created by Dr. IHLfikMLSP HP Hackerman to "evaluate the desirability of continuing our coed colleges at Rice, and to make any other appropriate suggestions on the matter," reported their conclusion that the experiment had JiT) stJ been a success and that all the remaining colleges should eventually become coed. The committee report noted that "The single overriding advantage of coed colleges is that they put males and females into daily contact in all sorts of formal and informal situations. The result of this contact has been to break down many of the SPANNING THE HEDGES/by David Dow stereotypes that both sexes have of each other. The committee heard testimony over and over again about how living in the coed The moral obligation to oppose despite the cries of unthinking preferably respond without force colleges was "more normal" than that in single-sex colleges. That it evil, even if we as individuals can loyalists, America does not follow requires much more work than was "more healthy," that members of the opposite sex could escape its immediate threat, poses this policy. We react too quickly enunciating in advance a general interact without always feeling an overtly sexual component, and problems when the means we during periods of truculence and policy or doctrine. Reserved that individuals could feel relaxed more easily than in single-sex customarily rely upon are too lethargically during those of moralism demands the effort. colleges." themselves immoral. Can we pacifism. Always at one extreme Consider its application to the "We strongly feel," the report concluded, "as did every university justify killing? Many, with an because that is certain and that is Afghanistan crisis: ideally, our official who testified before us, that the coed colleges have created a awareness of the value of human easy. True, the United States relies intelligence services would have situation in which all students mature more rapidly and achieve life and its meaning to others, on force less often and tests more predicted the Soviet invasion — greater assurance than they do in single-sex colleges." recoil at the mere suggestion while non-violent alternatives than allowing us to confront the What Jones and Lovett members say this semester through the many more mock the very naivete Russia. So what. We still use force Russians in advance and take polls will have far reaching effects, because President Hackerman of such a question, its "cowardly before it is necessary, and that deterrent action. Ideally... The is likely to follow student opinion in determining his wimpishness." By refusing to act, makes the violence unjustified. Russians attacked, however, so recommendation to the Board, and because the Board will almost the pacifists permit evil to survive; our response ought to aim for two Or else we wait too long. Hitler certainly follow Hackerman's recommendation. the truculent, by resorting to objectives. The first is to keep the and his goons deserved a military The possible conversion of Jones and Lovett is a critically violence too soon, actually Russians from going any farther; response from American long important matter. People who oppose coeducational housing promote evil. America seems the second is to get them back before the Japanese made often are afraid that if their college becomes coed they will lose trapped by the proverbial choice where they came from. Pacifists intervention easy for us. Nothing, their privacy (women seem most concerned about this) or their between the lesser of evils. would do nothing. Activists would pacifism and isolationism college camaraderie (this seems more a male concern). 1 don't think be loading their weapons. The But this is not true. We have a included, can exonerate a powerful either of these things are likely to happen—but even if they do there reserved moralist must perform a third option which differs from the body which shirks its burden and still remain compelling reasons to support the conversion to coed more rigorous analysis. Will usual choices in two ways: it is allows Nazi-like atrocities to of these two colleges, not the least of which is a concern for the arming Pakistan help maintain more difficult to practice, and it is proceed without opposition. quieter members of this community. Commented the 1976 report, better. The first characteristic President Zia, an extremely "The committee strongly agrees with the view put forward by most frustrates the realization of the Our policy catapults from one unpopular dictator? Will it lead to of the masters that it is the shy, introverted person who benefits second. The alternative, which we pole to the other. Initial pacifism Pakistani incursions into India? from this interaction the most. Indeed, it is often the person who can call reserved moralism, encourages evil to fester, then, Will it even stop Russia? Do the would choose a single-sex college who would benefit most from the demands more because it refuses to once it erupts, trigger-happy Afghans really want to expel the atmosphere of a coed college." accept a permanent, universal, leaders react wildly. In a sense, the Russians? Can it be done "In other words," the report went on, "people who have no unwaivering commitment to a fundamental orientation of our peacefully? Can American difficulties in relating to the oposite sex are not harmed by coed single, inflexible strategy; it asserts foreign policy hovers dangerously economic sanctions cripple the colleges, but those who do have difficulties are enormously the moral superiority of pacifism at the truculent extreme. Ever- precarious Russian economy? fattening defense expenditures are helped." while conceding the occasional These questions matter and need the most obvious example: The I agree with these conclusions, and I hope deeply that every necessity of force. This program to be asked. They transcend the government spends far more for member of Jones and Lovett will take the time to consider what the kills as a last resort — never before Cold War rhetoric, which, though weapons than is necessary for conversion to coed housing would mean not just to them, but to — and will initiate agression only it certainly reflects reality, adequate protection. How many their neighbors. to crush that which is imminent. degrades human life by making times must we be able to kill the —Malt Muller Despite her bombast, and people pawns in the leaders' war world? The draft, of course, is yet games. Crushing evil is fine. We another example insofar as it BLACK STUDENT AFFAIRS/by Duane Berry need to ask whether there aren't hastens the arrival of the violent better places to do so than on the Some Blacks today don't give exception of the American alternative by implying the Washington, a leader in education; battlefield, an environment their history much thought. This is Indians, no other group has made inadequacy of others. sportsman Jackie Robinson; and which does not so much eliminate unfortunate, because there are such dramatic changes over the the multitalented Paul Robeson. Studying specifics and evil as establish the supremacy of many dates and events of historical course of their history in this Suffering, castration, sacrifice— constructing unique plans which the victor's own brand. importance that should be country. these are not so far in our past. recognized. Leadership from the masses has Progress has been swift and The first importation of Blacks provided inspiration, hope and evident, but there is still work to be MATTHEW MULLER in 1619 marked the beginnings of confidence. Malcom X worked to done. Those Blacks who are Editor the Black presence in America. instill Black pride. Martin Luther especially fortunate and gifted «•* JAY OLIPHANT This presence-from slavery to the King and the churches were should lead and assist others. W.E. lCipCCLJCp Business Manager 1862 Emancipation Proclamation instrumental in advancing efforts DuBois spoke of a "talented tenth" to the 1965 Civil Rights Act-has for equality. Other great figures leading the masses; I think he was Richard Dees Managing Editor Carole Valentine Advertising Manager been marked by important strides include the secretive genius George correct. Rolf Asphaug News Editor for Black people. With the possible Washington Carver; Booker T. Wayne Derrick Photography Editor Black students at Rice should Franz Brotzen Fine Arts Editor realize that others have worked for Steve Bailey Sports Editor BUT I THOUGHT QNUT Bob Schwartz Back Page Editor OE£>&RT V/A6TELANGS their benefit, and should not take David Butler Senior Associate Editor Black History Month lightly. Assistant Editors Geri Snider, Amy Grossman MAC THESE News Staff Anita Gonzalez, Allison Foil, Learning about one's heritage is Kathy Mitchell, Michael Trachtenberg, Bill Bonner, Sarah Herbert, R.B. Johnson, Lela Smith, Adrienne Clark, Laura Rohwer, J.C. Puckett, Pat Campbell, important for all people. Eugene Domack, Ron Stutes, Rawslyn Ruffin, Augusta Barone, Russ Coleman, Ken Klein, Tom McAlister, Robin Baringer Not just Blacks, but white Fine Arts Staff Steve Sailer, Gary Cole, students and students from other Jim Fowler, Thomas Peck, Nicole Van Den Heuvel, Scott Solis, Carol Owen, Thom Glidden, Gaye Gilbert, Amanda Lewis, Mehran Gouran. M. Bradford Moody, racial minorities should also take Andy Hathcock. John Heaner Sports Staff Donald Buckholt, Michelle Gillespie, note of the celebrations Norma Gonzales, Jean Hobart, Ken Klein, Cindy McCabe, Tami Ragosin, Laura Rohwer, Byron Welch, Rich Whitney, Alison F. Whittemore appropriate to Black History Science Staff Sue Taylor, Joel Breazeale, Bob Skocpol, Debbie Wenkert, Margaret Schauerte, Greg Greenwell, Owen Wilion Month. Photography Staff Jay Bauerle, Robert Bohrer, Buster Brown, T.W. Cook, Bruce Davies, Dingbat, Janie Harrison, Bruce Kessler, Jeff McGee, Laura Rohwer, Wunderwood Advertising Staff John Szalkowski "Threshing It Out" has been Production Staff John VanderPut, Gaye Gilbert, Ann Betley, Laura Rohwer, Kelvin Thompson, Anita Gonzalez,Ruth Hillhouse, moved to the back pages of the Vikki Kaplan, Allison Foil, Dianne Frome Thresher. 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psychological boost for the Jeff Barton says that is part of a "would consider providing legal Registration roundup moribund ERA, and 19 of the 25 Coan told the Thresher that the standing policy against accepting aid" for Baylor women who might (first In a series) said that women should be able to response to the project has been ads "which would embarrass the face disciplinary action as a result "zilch." Coan said that he was President Carter's announced serve in combat related jobs such administration," such as ads for of their appearance in the inspired to try the project at the intention to resume draft as firing weapons or flying. liquor or X-rated movies. magazine. Stephenville school after reading registration has met with a wide Barton told the Thresher that the Thresher; "I suppose I have the range of student response and Ya lies' pocketbooks IVe told you so. the school administration has same twisted sense of humor that already protests reminiscent of the mugged at record rate made no announcement about Next time, try free ads. y'all do." However, the small state 1960's are beginning to bloom. But At Least We're Cheaper than the preventing Chan from visiting the The J-TACky misclass are a bust. school (enrollment 3100) didn't at this stage, opinion on the draft Ivy League, part 3: Yale President campus, and has not interfered Last week we reported that the seem to take as well to the Rice wit; registration proposal varies widely A. Bartlett Giamatti has with Lariat coverage of the media Tarleton State University paper after two weeks, no responses had among students, with responses announced that the cost of a Yale event. He also reported that was starting a classified section been received, and Coan said that ranging from lukewarm tolerance education next year will be a Playboy officials in Chicago, when based on our own Back Page. This the paper would let the idea "fade to active opposition. record $9,110—nearly 12 percent contacted by the Lariat, said they week, J-TAC assistant editor Cliff into the sunset." One of the first and most above last year's totals. vigorous protests was staged at In announcing the record Columbia, where approximately tuition, room and board fees, Yale 800 students demonstrated against officials also said that faculty will the draft. The protest followed the receive a 10.5 percent pay hike— DOONESBURT classic form of earlier demon- which still fails to keep up with the UH..YES. BUT I'VE strations: numerous speakers ^ I'M FROM THE HIGHLY V 13.3 percent rise in the cost of WELL. WELL! THIS ISGOT A CMERPOLL. RESPECTED GALLUP POLL demanded unity from the HI. MY M1£S I GUESS n HOUFS /mnm IN THE CAR IF YOUP living last year. Most depressing to YOU IUJAS WONDERING IF I rem Horn WAS JUST A COLD WAR,PREFER SOMETHING audience, the speeches were RAHG? COULD ASK YOU A FEUJ ISN'T IT? students was the announcement / / MATTER OF LIGHTER- / QUESTIONS. \ punctuated by guerrilla-theater that the "self-help" figure—the i.: sketches, and mock draft cards amount a Yalie is expected to were burned. The protest, also contribute out of his or her own predictably, generated a counter- resources annually—will be $2,700 demonstration by about twenty next year, up ten percent from students who literally wrapped 1979-80. However, freshmen, who one of the campus statues in the are "less prepared to get jobs," American flag. according to Giamatti, will only At other schools, opinion is still have to contribute $2,500 toward (P07^utcfe -J&.a£ vWgt mixed on the question of draft the cost of their Yale education. CORREOO. HE WANTSIF ID I TOLD YOU, I'M NOT IN registration. A Harvard Crimson > MEET TERRY HOYT,ASK US A FEW QUESTIONS.REALLY? 1'DBEPREJU- rr's. IT'S A POSITION TO poll conducted the day after In search of the new '10': M HELLO' MIKE. HE'SA POLL' WITH APPARENTLY, WHAT KIND THERE'S DICING YOUR. A THE END MAKE ANY Carter's State of the Uni^n address l!L•Tte! A GUEST?AbUEi>7. WE GALWPSTER7 _NEW MOOP OR AFOOT! - OF MOOD? ANSWERS. OF PISCO. PROMISES• Baylor gets a 3 Vs GMIZAWN ! ISN'T IT? showed students almost evenly c~~4Q. divided on the resumption of As Playboy photographer registration: 47 percent favored David Chan finishes up his two- registering, while 50 percent were week assignment in Houston and opposed. However, 76 percent of continues his search for - "the those polled opposed resuming the Women of the Southwest draft at this time, and 57 percent Conference," the burning question of those opposed to registration arises: what's going to happen to said they would consider refusing the guy when he hits Waco? to register. Baylor University president Also included in the registration Abner McCall has announced that OKAY LET'S "SHOULD THE UNITED NOT NECESSARY. 6HT READY BE6INWITH STATES REGARP EV- HOW SHOULD MORE UKE ® ; question is the president's any Baylor coed who poses nude— PICTURE'S THAT SORT OF WHEN YOU THE BI6 PIC ERY FOREIGN CRISIS WE TREAT A POTENTIAL WE apparent decision to register and identifies herself as a Baylor ARE, MR. TURE, SHALL FINE WITH AS A POTENTIAL Arnrupe CANA CRISIS, WORLD WARS. WIN. VIETNAM?" women. An informal poll of 25 student—will be subject to LEAD TO AP- THEN? 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Hermann Hospital =i Life is our life's work.™ We are an equal opportunity employer ni/f/h /uictecu*— The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 3 Foreign study: going it alone cheaper but harder studies program, which usually two overseas programs. The majors are available, although the Students hoping to study takes care of such concerns as Beaver College British Programs emphasis is on "academic" abroad should begin planning as admission to the university and offer a semester or a full year of disciplines. Rice has been involved soon as possible, since most housing arrangements. study at several universities in with IES for several years and is on application deadlines for the Both ways to study abroad have Great Britain (England, Scotland, their list of affiliated institutions. organized programs are in March their advantages. The former — and Wales). Courses of study Several Rice departments or April, while those applying on handling things yourself—is include virtually all majors offered sponsor their own programs for their own must usually have all definitely cheaper; most at Rice. Students are completely summer studies abroad. The forms in by May. Those wishing comprehensive programs charge integrated into the British student Spanish Department's studies in information on any programs upwards of $4,500 a year for lifestyle; the program includes field Spain, the Art History should contact either the tuition, room and board. "Doing it trips to places of interest and a stay archeological dig in Italy, and the department involved or Clark in on your own" also gives you an with a British family. Anthropology Department trip to Student Advising. A good guide to experience more like that of the For students wishing to study Israel are all examples of Rice study abroad in both European typical student in your chosen elsewhere in Europe, the Institute summer programs. Most language and non-European countries is the country. of European Studies sponsors departments also have in- Handbook on International Even so, the advantages of programs on the Continent as well formation on language studies in Study, available in the reference established programs may far as in England. Studies in most Rice several countries. library. outweigh the extra cost involved, especially for someone who has never been overseas. First, and Overnight clinic remains unused Student Advisor H.C. Clark importantly, the tranfer of credits by Allison Foil claimed. "We told all the student Sharmaine Black has been hired to —Bruce Davies is usually handled by the program Admittance of only one person and faculty advisors." stays every night in Health Service itself, which guarantees to Rice last semester to Health Service's Dr. James Chappell, director of except Saturday night. In return by Pam Pearson that the courses studied are indeed overnight facility may cause Health Service, said that another she receives free room and board at Studying abroad adds a new worth a certain number of credits. administration officials to cancel reason students have not used the Hanszen College in a room dimension to the usual hard work Second, students enrolled in the facility next semester. facility is because students cannot adjoining Health Service. She is and learning common to all established programs usually have be admitted without a checkup by trained to do routine checks and According to Dean of ' universities. Living in another admission to the university, living a Health Service doctor. This has supplies to fix light meals. Undergraduate Affairs Katherine culture, making new friends, and accomodations, and even language means that a student who feels sick Brown, the facility of two two- becoming fluent in another and culture orientation handled after 5 pm cannot be admitted to The overnight facility was person rooms and a fully-trained language can all contribute to and guaranteed by their particular the overnight room. created as part of a renovation last vocational nurse was expected to year of the Health Service Center making a year overseas one of the programs. A student making "We had to do this [require admit three to five people every at Hanszen. Authorization of the most exciting and rewarding arrangements on his own must first checkups] for our own week. facility came from the Committee experiences of a student's life. get himself admitted to the chosen protection," explained Brown, so institution at the proper level of of College Masters and the Rice students wishing to study Brown allowed that students that seriously ill students who study, then arrange beforehand for Student Committee on Health. abroad have a wide variety of may prefer to stay in their dorm need hospital care are not merely all transfer of foreign credits, and programs open to them, rooms when sick, but she hoped admitted to the overnight facility "We need to evaluate whether to finally find a place to live upon encompassing most parts of the the lack of interest in the facility so by mistake. "The facility was not make similar arrangements for arrival, since American-style world and virtually all areas of far was due to lack of publicity. supposed to be used as an next year," said Brown. "Maybe dormitories often do not exist. study, from sciences to languages. "We tried to publicize it at the infirmary," added Chappell. we don't need the facility at all," Students may take advantage of Rice presently has contacts with beginning of the year," Brown Licensed Vocational Nurse she said. several Rice-sponsored programs or may enroll in programs approved by the Registrar's office. PHOTOCASE/by Wayne Derrick "Many people want to do a foreign studies program," comments Dr. H.C. Clark, Director of Student Advising. / "The big problem is to plan the program before you go." Few students take the time to speak with the registrar about transfer of credits before they go abroad to study; the penalty is often a yeai lost towards graduation. College students wishing to study in other countries have basically two courses open to them, continues Dr. Clark. The first is to write directly to the university one wants to attend, asking for information and an application, making all arrangements, and handling any difficulties on your own. The second option involves par- ticipation in an established foreign Students planning for Spring Break in the Persian Gulf? No, ROTC exercises last fall. ************ ** PLACEMENT OFFICE INTERVIEWS •YOU SAVE DATE COMPANIES : $1.00 * A MOST MISGUIDED 2/11 Harris Corp, Web Press Div. * When you treat 2/11 TRW Controls * yourself © j © 2/11, Intel Corporation « to any large 2/12 Conoco * • •• MUSICAL * ,*Hand thrown New York • •• 2/12 ESL, Inc. « style pizza * 2/13 Pennzoil Company ¥ *Deep pan Chicago 10® • ssBLL ¥ style pizza (also available in 2/13 Goldman-Sachs 100* whole wheal cms!) 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For Reflecting the rising cost of example, one computer course paper, printing and punching taught interactively costs three ("spooling") charges will increase times the amount for the same course using the batch method. Does Rice's computer have room to grow? ICSA has announced that spare parts is currently available, plans are being made to re- by Joel Breazeale more would be desirable, since Plans being considered for structure time-sharing rates to The Institute for Computer the manufacturer's policy improving services includes more reflect more accurately the costs of Services and Applications at Rice mandates a large amount of on-site user workspace to satisfy demand providing services, given the University (ICSA) continues to spare parts in order to keep (except for times of ultra-high higher prices of supplies and function in cramped quarters at computer "down-time" to a usage). Workspace will be flexible operations and the lower the Herman Brown Building, but minimum. and will allow for project rooms or computing costs allowed by newer plans to alleviate the space The computer room, where the student work areas. and more efficient equipment. The problem and to answer recent "real" business of ICSA takes Other considerations are for new rate schedule may also help changes in the needs of the user place, is also suffering from a lack computer classroom space near the satisfy demands for lower-cost community are now in the of space. Even with the more formative stages. compact ITEL equipment replacing the bulkier IBM equipment, there is not enough space to handle another major equipment upgrade. Users are asking for more disk storage space, Space crunch for Mark Williamson but very little room is available for — Wayne Derrick the required devices. The replacement of the old IBM from 50 cents per 1000 printed 370/155 by the ITEL AS/6 has lines to $1 per thousand lines. met the current demand for Card punching costs will computing pcuwer; more increase from $2 per 1000 cards to information can be processed in $5 per 1000. ICSA director Priscilla Huston less time. However, if current The lower non-prime time rates —Joel Brazeale trends continue, ICSA figures will now begin at 8 pm instead of ICSA, like other University project usage which will increase 10 pm. departments, suffers from a critical enough in four to five years to As the need for more interactive space shortage, which creates create turnaround times as long as terminals increases, ICSA workers problems for student users and those in the days of the IBM The operating room, ICSA's center, may not have room and users hope to add more ICSA personnel alike. One machine, when waits of several to expand. —Wayne Derrick terminals, as well as the necessary pressing problem is the insufficient hours were common. Additional computer — a room usable by day interactive computing in the near hardware to "interface" them with amount of user workspace. An computer usage will necessitate as a classroom and at other times, future. the computer for direct more hardware; thus, more average evening at ICSA finds perhaps, for labbies teaching Effective March 1, the new rates communication. However, the floorspace for the computer will people sitting on the floors of computer labs. Space for faculty at ICSA are as follows: prime time space for improvements at ICSA hallways adjacent to the keypunch eventually be a must. members desiring close proximity terminal connect cost will be $3 per will long continue to be a key issue. and dispatch areas. Anyone In answer to the current need for to the computer might also be HAIRCRAFTHAIRCRAFTHAIRCRAFTHAIRCRAFTH AIRCRAFT acquainted can gauge the busy more space at ICSA, Priscilla possible in an expanded ICSA. days by the distance down the halls Huston, director of the computer Hopes are for more space for user H which people have seated center, is considering many storage, places for users to lock A Women's Cut & Blowdry $14.00 themselves while working. possibilities in order to come up things up, as well as more space for I user disks and tapes. Whether R The most pressing problem at ICSA is the those hopes will be realized , Men's Cut & Blowdry $8.50 remains to be seen. lack of user workspace. You can tell the busy Computer usage today is tending towards interactive R Shampoo Included days by the length of the lines in the hall. environments — where the user A communicates directly with the Space for ICSA staff, computer with the most favorable solution. computer through a terminal — F 2110 Lexington supplies, and parts has also "I think that in designing space you rather than the older non- become a serious issue. ICSA has consider all the things you would T 526-5472 ihteractive "batch" method. Yet been forced to postpone hiring conceivably like to have to make it HAIRCRAFTHAIRCRAFTHAIRCRAFTHAIRCRAFTH AIRCRAFT additional personnel until more the best possible environment," office space becomes available. Huston says, "and then, given the Large quantities of paper, cards, prices, and given the space and ribbons cannot be kept on available, you try to put as many of hand, which leaves ICSA those [desirable qualities] into as vulnerable if strikes create reasonable a plan as you can." temporary paper shortages (as happened last January) and which PASAUtNH , I caAS also prevents buying some supplies Part-time help. in large enough quantities to allow for discounts. Retail sales and general clerical FEATURING... When the computer itself needs to be repaired or to undergo duties. Appx. 20 preventive maintenance, engineers hours per week Fri. & Sat., Feb. 8 & 9 have very little space to perform minimum. Medical duties which require a large, flat, area, such as the examination of a Center bookstore. large diagram or the spreading out 526-5757 of parts of an inoperative machine. 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The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 5 Montgomery explains RPC woes, sees improvement by Rolf Asphaug Wars...and then it quickly became istration would OK our with us—they might feel that we're obvious that we couldn't pay for advertising off-campus and using something valuable. Matching what we were going to bring. And This has not been a banner year our name for a city-wide event funds: you can really double your what we planned to bring was for the Rice Program Council. The instead of strictly on-campus college budget with matching organization, headed by President going to compete against what events, then we could come back to funds from the RPC. everyone else was going to them and say, "Look, you let us do Chris Montgomery and in charge Do you have any institutional bring...Also, we had problems of all student-run university-wide this. Why can't we have a concert?" changes which you would like to with that (publicity) chairman. entertainment, got off to a slow So I thought that even if it was a see implemented in the RPC? start and worsened steadily, at flop, even if no students came at So there were things like that, There are two things right off the least in the eyes of many all—because he didn't give us and then the fiasco with bat. I think the college reps ought detractors. enough time to give out discount Homecoming. I made the mistake to be appointed by or subject to the tickets or anything like that— then For the past two weeks of picking up on an activity that approval of the executive council at least the administration OK Montgomery and Kathy Behrens, belonged to two college social of the RPC. I think that the job of would matter to me. In the process, the RPC's secretary I treasurer, chairmen, and I tried to do it in one secretary/ treasurer should be split, we ended up looking bad. have appeared at Student week. Of course, it didn't work... and the office of vice president Association Senate meetings to We'd never had a bonfire before, ought to be eliminated. How do you feel about the discuss what the RPC has done and 1 thought if someone said, It's nothing against the present and is doing this year. The two "Hey, let's have a bonfire," RPC's relations with the SA right vice president, it's just that the now? tribute much of the RPC's poor students would jump up and say, office is an awkward one. There image to early-semester snafus in "Yeah, that's a great idea; let's do are no real duties... three high-visibility projects: a it..." It didn't come off; it just It's really hard to explain (Note: RPC Vice President Tom rained-out TGIF, a canceled film didn't work out— so we had to yourself when you're with a bunch RPC President Chris Montgomery Scales has resigned. See his letter series, and delayed discount cancel the whole pep rally, because of people...who don't know what's —Bruce Davies to the editor, page 17.) coupon booklets. the bonfire was the pep rally. We going on. I think a president can the SA. You've got eight colleges In an interview with the had everything else arranged; we easily admit that he has problems doing their own things, and there's What do you see as the RPC's throwing a huge university-wide Thresher, R PC President just couldn't get the bonfire. a sense of adversity between us and working philosophy? party...It's hard for any college to Montgomery explains what went It gave us a bad name; it made us the colleges...There's not enough We're not trying to compete get people to do the work...we're wrong and how he hopes to look like we weren't really doing communication and coordination. against anybody. We're trying to expected to do that every other improve the situation. anything. The RPC has been With each year we go on in offer a lot of things that haven't week, and you just can't do it. trying to capitalize on capital- facing the fact that these people been offered before, and I'd like to It's college camaraderie, too. intensive rather than labor- not only are going to not help us, start working with the colleges. I Things got off to a bad start this There's not much incentive in the intensive activities. The concerts they're going to hate us...They're really feel bad that we got off on year. We had laid down a lot of RPC except personal incentive. we did have came off: St. Elmo's more interested in their college the wrong footing this year, but I activities, and we gradually You have to personally be willing Fire was a success, Shake Russell movies, their parties... (also) think that we've been watched them fall in our face. The to love what you're doing, even if was a success, Jerry Rubin was a We felt the RPC should fill in short-changed by all the bad PR TGIF was rained out—an act of you never get credit for it. success. where the colleges don't go...to do we're getting... God there- we had two concerts the things the colleges don't do, to What about the carryover in set up, hut both times the agents Moshe Dayan was not meant to cut back on most of your normal Take the problems of the past morale problems from the past backed out... We also had a movies be a success; it was meant to give us beer-and-dance parties... and set them aside for a moment. years? What does the RPC have coming program: we were talking about some leverage with the Morale was bad; publicity is real up for us? how we were going to bring Star administration. If the admin- The RPC has a weak base, like bad. The heart of the organization lies with publicity. We've just had Shake Russell No matter what you do, it's only as here. We've got a science fiction good as how you say it is. convention scheduled for the When you're a publicity 22nd, 23rd, and 24th. We're committee member for a college, hoping that it'll spur enough then you feel a sense that you're student interest to do it next fall, working for that college. But when too. The Intel Notebook you don't feel the camaraderie in Lisa Willis in Concerts is doing a the RPC that you do in your own laser light show with the Shepherd college, then you do feel kind of School of Music. There's an alienated. All you do is publicize; all-school bowling party February Careers and Technology at Intel you never get to see what you're 9th. Of course, there's Rondolet publicizing or learn what it's weekend. about. Someone just says to you, Pub entertainment is also under "I need this publicized. Do it." the RPC now. Hopefully we'll There are times when I feel like have two special movies—Holy The Microelectronics Revolution just hiring a PR man, just paying a Grail and Rocky Horror Picture guy to do the work, because Show. Also, the jazz festival at Sid and how you can be part of it. everything else fails without that Rich, another concert slated for publicity...We do have a new April, the ACUI regional See us on. campus February 11. chairman now, though, and things competition, and the Last TG. look like they'll be looking up. What do you see as the biggest Intel is the acknowledged leader in four California I think if we do more With the problem the RPC has had to face major product areas: semiconductor Intel College Relations colleges—if we start doing more memories, microprocessors, micro- this year? 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by Anita Gonzalez based Fondren Library Gift directory from United Graphics of with the Faculty Gift Committee, furniture. Senators raised almost After several months' planning, Committee. The bronze framed Houston. He expects the gift to be our budget predictions again $350 from the eight residential a wall directory and a $300 directory, to be placed on the wall fully installed within six weeks. dropped," Rorschach said. colleges. endowment will soon be presented over the information desk in "We chose the idea of buying a Student Association President Cockerham was pleased with the to Fondren Library by faculty and Fondren, will stand three feet tall wall directory because it was John Cockerham said that the SA student contributions. "1 thought students, respectively, in and six feet wide. within our budget and would serve Senate felt that any financial it was a good show for the student celebration of its 30th birthday. Dr. Harold Rorschach, a useful purpose," explained contributions to the library should body. The money we pulled in The wall directory will be chairman of the Faculty Gift Rorschach. "We had 96 be for a book endowment rather seemed to show how much the ordered this week by the faculty Committee, will order the $900 contributions which added up to a than for a directory or a piece of students cared for Fondren." total sum of $960." Rorschach explained that the Seven races vacant committee originally wanted to Study course offered buy an art object such as a painting Seven offices remain vacant accordance with the Student or sculpture piece, but that such Students who want to read and Reading and Study Skills Program following Tuesday afternoon's Association Constitution. an item would be too expensive. study more effectively can take strongly, to the point of offering filing deadline for the February 19 "We were also looking at pieces advantage of a private training loans through the Financial Aid election. Petition deadlines for Unopposed candidates include of furniture for a gift, but when the program now being offered Office to students with money these offices — University Court Nora Feibleman for Rice Program students decided not to go along through Rice University. For$165, problems who want to enter. chairman, Campanile editor and Coucil President, Richard Dees frustrated readers may enter an An organizational and business manager, and two senior for Thresher editor, and all four of eight-week course offered by Sensa informational meeting for the and two fifth-year Honor Council TexPIRG's elective offices. Educational Systems. course will be held Friday, posts — will be extended one week, Candidates' statements will While the course carries no February 8, at 3:30 pm. in 303 to 3 pm February 12, in appear in next week's Thresher. academic credit, Rice officials are Sewall Hall. The course will begin promoting Sensa's Advanced on the week of February 18th. SA President Mark Hellinger Sid Richardson Tim Stout Will Rice Jones, Lovett could go coed Internal VP Lynn Lednicky Baker continued from page 1 while Jones split evenly on the Joe Valderrama Lovett make the final decision," she said. question. External VP Bernadette Allard Hanszen A decision to make Jones and Pressure for increased numbers Treasurer Scott Froehlich Lovett ! Lovett coed next fall would have to of coed colleges has been Wiess Harold Rorchach Secretary James Barksdale increasing because of a steady rise Kal Silverberg Wiess —Bruce Davies be made by early March in order for the necessary preparations to in the number of incoming RPC be made. students who request coed President Nora Feibleman Brown Labor... The coed issue was officially housing. Brown noted that last fall Vice President Gloria Meckel Brown continued from page 1 discussed in the fall of 1978 in both 170 freshmen who requested coed Mohit Nanda Lovett denied tenure at Rice, percentages colleges. 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The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 7 Inflation knows no bounds: Willy's jacks prices by Matt Muller The Pub last raised regular-hour 65c 'muKand $3.00/pitcher. Poor- However, the Pub's appropriate Students anticipating personal beer prices in the fall of 1978, said Boy sandwiches that used to cost profit margin has been a topic of problems may wish to drown their Rutenberg, although Happy Hour $1.60 are now $1.75; pizzas have disagreement. Former Proctor sorrows in advance: effective next prices were raised more recently. jumped from $1.75 and $3.25 (for Sam Carrington was a well-known M onday, the cost of beer at Willy's 9" and 12" pizzas, respectively) to supporter of a relatively high Pub will be going up by about 10%. The price hikes are: Miller, $2.00 and $3.50. The prices of bag margin. Rutenberg said that Coors, Schlitz, Lite and Schlitz nuts and iced tea have also been current policies aim at a 10% profit Beer formerly priced at 55 cents Dark increase from 55c/mug and increased, by a nickel in both cases. for school-year Pub sales of food per mug and S2.50 per pitcher will $2.50/ pitcher to 60c/mug and Rutenberg noted that Dr. and beverages. The 10% figure now cost 60 cents a mug and $2.75 $2.75/pitcher. Michelob goes from Hackerman is on record stating does not include revenues from the per pitcher, announced Pub 60c/mug and $2.75/pitcher to that "the Pub will make a profit." game room or juke box. Manager Peter Rutenberg.

"We lost SI000 last month,"said Debates spice energy conference... Rutenberg, "and we're hoping that continued from page / systems--particularly the solar Physics Lab, and Don Scales of this will restore us to a profitable vation methods and their power satellite- -will be discussed Pullman-Kellogg Co. will explain situation." contribution to energy savings. in the Physics Amphitheater by the impact of Synthetic fuels and Student Association President The effects of nuclear energy on Rice satellite expert John Freeman new coal technology on energy John Cockerham, who sits on the society will be considered by D A. and a representative of the prices. Pub Control Board which Buell of Houston Lighting and University of Houston's solar Following a break for lunch, approved the increase, said "the Power Corporation in 309 Sewall energy laboratory. In addition, Dr. participants armed with increase is needed to meet Hall. Chad Gordon of Rice's sociology information from the morning increases in the costs of food, beer At 11:30, the social effects of department will examine the "anti- tutorials may attend two panel SA President John Cockerham and workers' salaries." high-technology solar energy nuke" social movement in 210 discussions in Hamman Hall starting at 1:00 pm. The two debates will allow each speaker a 20-minute point-counterpoint speech followed by a question- and-answer session. The first debate will pit Laura Keever of the Citizen's Environmental Coalition against Brown and Root executive Donald Beethe on two questions: "Is conservation an effective energy policy?" and, "Must relaxed environmental standards be a part of future energy policies?" Free market advocate John Garrett, a Gulf Oil Co. economist, will challenge liberal economist Robert Lekachman of the City University of New York in the second debate. The question: "Can private enterprise provide energy for the public and do so in the public interest?" Finally, at 4:15 pm. in Autry Court, Energy Secretary Duncan will address the energy conference participants and Houston news media. A question-and-answer is scanning session will follow Duncan's prepared remarks. the Southwest Conference Senate... continued from page I for a cross-section of women for the upcoming RPC officer Behrens presented a list of expenses to Senate members, noting that any Senators with specific questions should visit the RPC office. She characterized last week's questioning of her and Back to Campus RPC President Chris Mont- gomery as "just ridiculous." The Contemporary Issues Awareness Group, sponsored by September 1980 Issue history professor Allen Matusow, won official recognition as a campus organization. The group will meet in the Will Rice PDR February 10 and in the. Baker outer commons February 12. The second meeting will feature a panel for more information call David Chan discussion at 8 pm. on the draft and military registration.

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The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 8 Ayckbourne's law: farce = muse x excelleration Relatively Speaking Ayckbourne is to British comedy and her new lover from "putting marvelling at how believably Written by Alan Ayckbourne what Neil Simon is to American. two and two together." spacey she was. On the whole, the Directed by Leonard Wagner And that's no small statement. Ayckbourne sets the characters actors' ensemble was somewhat bouncing off each other in a stiff and, at times, tedious, but I Situation comedies involving one The comic situation precipitates dizzying, very laughable web of have every reason to expect their or more mistaken identities are just when a young man, Greg, decides double-entendres and poignant dramatic interfaces to evolve and about as old as drama itself. But in to surprise his lover, Ginny, by epiphenes as each realizes the gel sucessfully with time. Relatively Speaking, now in dropping in on her at her parent's absurd situation and the production at the Chocolate home in the country, where she has consequences of their role-playing. If you're in the market for Bayou Theatre Co., British told him she will be staying. Greg's exceptionally good farce, go see playwright Alan Ayckbourne suspicions that Ginny is fooling Leonard Wagner's direction of this distinctively British comedy. weaves a fresh and compelling around are actually quite justified: the show was appealing and Underlying the fun is one of the scenario, revolving around the the address of her "parents" turns energetic, although some of the most well-crafted and smoothly laughable misinterpretations of out to be the residence of an aging movement in the cramped London rapid-fire comedies I've seen an two British couples. Enormously businessman, Philip, to whom she apartment during the first act was examination of the absurdity of popular in England, Ayckbourne "renders service." But when Greg neither polished nor entirely human passion and society. The once enjoyed the concurrent unexpectedly introduces himself to convincing. Wagner's handling of characters presented in Relatively production of five of his comedies Philip's wife, Sheila, a hilarious the action in the setting of Philip Speaking each fabricate their own in London's West End, including string of misinterpretations ensue: and Sheila's country estate seemed reality, and the resulting Absurd Person Singular, The Philip obliquely pretends to be much more convincing and entanglements as they strive to Norman Conquests, and How Ginny's father, and Ginny sensitive, framing truly aesthetic protect their subjective The Other Half Loves. Alan frantically tries to prevent Sheila and effective relationships sovereignties lend to energetic onstage. Keith MacGregor's set Fronczak and Hagler and hilarious satire. The design approaches genius—the act were delightful. Mr. Booker Chocolate Bayou Theatre Co. has New hope for the 80's of changing the set was almost as presented a polished pinnacle of chosen a real winner—see it before interesting as the comedy; the reticent, "hafumphing" British the end of the run, Feb. 23. For however, his lighting was gentleman. Ms. Getschmann's reservations, call 759-9840. adequate, at the very best. accent was weak, but not really detracting, and I found myself —John R. fleaner Paul Hagler, as the likeable, somewhat effeminate young lover zcxc-if-rt-Ji-Jt-K-i (~t.c (Greg), was quite enjoyable, c c conning a fairly successful London Mal ^ue (My Way) air and accent. His girlfriend Ginny, portrayed by Janice Authentic Vietnamese & Chinese Food Fronczak was disappointing: her accent was deplorable, and though Tuesday — Thursday 11 am. to 10 pm. she managed to forge an interesting character, every time Friday & Saturday 11 am. to 11 pm. she spoke I was reminded that I Sunday 11 am. to 10 pm. was watching a British comedy in a Texas community theatre. The XTC: Moulding, Partridge, Gregory and Chambers aging suburban couple of Philip I and Sheila, played by Harry 6710 MORNINGSIDE DR. PHONE: 663-6544 8 Drums and Wires Begins at the Hop" is a great pop Booker and Glady Getschmann, XTC song. It contains one of my all time favorite guitar solos (no, not like I can't take it! My second album Ted 'I think I can play guitar' review of 1980 — and once again I Nugent). This guitar solo is pure have nothing but praise for the and simple. Then there's artists. I mean, what's going on? "Helicopter", with its rhythm and The name of the album is Drums melodic vocals and uptempo beat. and Wires. The name of the band Of the other songs on the album, is XTC. This band is going "Making Plans for Nigel" and somewhere and when they make it, "Complicated Game" also deserve my middle name will be "I told you to be mentioned. In fact, "Compli- The Pursuit of Excellence _ _ ft cated Game" may be the first song SO. XTC has been around since I completely wear out on this al- is Worth the Effort 1976. This British band consists of bum. The vocals and the song as guitarist Dave Gregory (formerly a whole have a really intimate and with Dean Gabber and the haunting quality that demands Gabberdines), Andy Partridge, attention—and gets it. One of the most satisfying human experiences is the also on guitar, bassist Colin investigation of one's own capabilities.. .the achieve- Moulding and drummer Terry You know, if I close my eyes I Chambers. Drums and Wires is can just envision the enlightened ment of success not thought possible. Or simply: The XTC's third album and their first youth of this country dancing to to be distributed in the U.S. (at the likes of XTC's music instead of pursuit of excellence in personal achievement. last). It's an excellent mix of the disco duck stuff (yes, you...). complexity, contrast, fluency and This album is a buy, and for all Spectra - Physics, a leader in the development of lasers, humor. OK, I know, too many who are interested, XTC will be laser systems, and chromatography instrumentation, adjectives, right? Well, that's just appearing live herein Houston (it's the way it has to be. XTC's music hard to believe) on Saturday invites you to join us in the pursuit of excellence. recreates a period in time when February 16 at Rock Island (4705 rock and roll was youth music — Main St.). Be there. — M. G our an not an industry business. 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The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 9 THIS WEEK/by Nicole Van Den Heuvel Laughter in the woods Lectures:

*" Energy and Our Present Generation." A special conference has been set up by Rice students and faculty to examine and discuss the effects of the rising cost of energy and ways to meet future k demands. Secretary of Energy Charles Duncan, a 1947 Rice graduate, will speak at 4:15 pm in Autry Court on February 14. Throughout the day a series of half-hour tutorials, speeches, and panel discussions will be conducted in Sewall Hall. At 1 pm in Hamman Hall, economist Robert Lekachman will debate with an economist from a major oil company over the issue of meeting the public demand for energy through private corporations. Numerous Rice professors will hold tutorials covering many aspects of the energy crisis.

Museums:

* Cindy Sherman: Photographs. This is the third exhibit in the Contemporary Arts Museum's "Perspectives" series. It features Sherman's recent photographs in black and white. The artist herself is depicted in the twenty large scale photographs that Benson, Fenwick and Creley in Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard make up the show, often setting herself in cliche' film poses. Contemporary Arts Museum, lower The Cherry Orchard Madame Ranevskaya's daughters. gallery, through March 23. Directed by l outs C'riss Jack Creley was humorous as 'Mley Theatre Gaev, Madame Ranevskaya's Theater: brother, addicted to sweets and The Cherry Orchard, Anton billiards, given to making *5th of July. The Rice players are presenting Chekhov's comic masterpiece grandiose effusions of direct Lanford Wilson's 5th of July, which is 'Christ' in moment of doubt and pain. about the dying life of the address to bookcases and sunsets. appropriately timed, in view of President Carter's Film: aristocracy and the emergence of a Robert Benson was solid, but a recent draft proprosal. The play deals with the new order in 19th century Russia, little melodramatic as Lopahin, interaction between a crippled Vietnam veteran and opened last week at the Alley the flamboyant merchant who his male lover, as well as a couple still caught up with * Greaser's Palace. One of the more unusual films of Theatre. Director Louis Criss's buys the orchard. Daniel Szelag the radicalism of the sixties. Other plays by Wilson the last decade. Writer/Director Robert Downey production was presented in a drew more than a few laughs as include The Rimers and The Mound Builders, both must have dug deeply into his fecund imagination to spirit of high comedy that at times Trofimov, the perpetual student produced in the past by The Rice Players. It will be come up with this story of incongruous characters in bordered on farce, an inter- who dwells only in erudite showing February 11-16 in Hamman Hall at 8:00 incongruous settings. Christ descends to earth (via pretation much closer to abstraction ("I am above love," he pm. For reservations, 527-4040. parachute), where he finds a tyrant named Chekhov's own conception than tells Anya), and looked like Seaweedhead Greaser ruling his fellows with a productions which give the play a Marvin Hamlisch in galoshes. Of strangely indifferent malevolence. By the way. tragic slant. Although some of the particular note also was Michael Greaser's Palace is also a Western. Media Center. slapstick fell a little flat, the comic Fletcher as Yepihodov ("22 Friday. February 8 at 7:30, 10:00 & midnight. moments generally were brought Misfortunes"), a geek of the first off well on a simple, uncluttered set degree. But perhaps the finest Music: framed by the omnipresent cherry comic performance belonged to orchard. The lighting effects were Moya Fenwick's husband Gillie, * Houston Symphony. Raymond Leppard will also simple and very effective. who played Firs, the old family- conduct the Houston Symphony Orchestra to: servant who calls everyone a "sillv Liszt—Les Preludes', Grieg— Concerto in A minor for cuckoo", and thinks the freeing Piano and Orchestra, Op. 16', and Elgar—Symphony Moya Fenwick (in Lucille-Ball- of the serfs was the worst calamity No. 1 in A-flat major, Op. 55. The featured guest red hair) did a fine job in the to befall Russia since Attila artist is pianist Misha Dichter. Jones Hall. February difficult part of Madame the Hun. 9 & 10 at 8:00 pm. Tel: 960-8934. Ranevskaya, the owner of the cherry orchard trying to come to While one would not sustain an *Fresk Quartet. Tickets for this highly acclaimed grips with the new order (kind of irreparable cultural deficiency if he Swedish string ensemble are still on sale in the like Anita Bryant in the citrus did not see this production, it is Shepard School concert office, 121 Sewall Hall. The groves). Robin Mosely and Gale certainly worthwhile. The Cherry concert is scheduled for February 20, and tickets are Fury Childs were enchanting as Nancy Webb and Eddie Burke in 5th of July Orchard will run through March 2. $3.00 for Rice people. Anya and Varya respectively, —Andv Hathcuck Sheffield Audio: Christian Science and Big on Brand Names the Worth of Man EPI, JBL, JVC, OHM, Harman Kardon Mr. David W. Rennie, a member of The Christian Science Board of At Sheffield Audio, we offer only the finest quali- Lectureship, will speak on "Christian ty equipment. Our customers have come to Science and the Worth of Man" on depend on us for expert advice on everything from recording tapes to quality components and Sunday, February 10, at 3:00 pm. The systems. Sheffield Audio has a reputation for lecture will be held *at thfe Fourth reliability. In fact, we double the manufacturer's Church of Christ Scientist, 4910 warranty on all high fidelity products. If there's ever a question, ask, we want to help you. Since Montrose Blvd., in the church edifice. our stores are all locally owned and managed, For many years, Mr. Rennie has devoted everything is done on a friendly, personal level. We're a "different kind of audio store." Come his full time to Christian healing a see why. through prayer. 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The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 10 THE RICE THRESHER/SPORTS Cubbies embarass cagers;Owls, fans stop WrightState obliged the Owls in turn by making Ricky Pierce had another only 12 of 38 shots from the field, a outstanding night, shooting 10 of miserable 32%. The officials called 14 from the field and 6 of 8 from 21 fouls and could easily have the line for 26 point, 17 coming in called 50, but their whistles seemed the second half. In the last four totally independent of the actual games Ricky has averaged 23.5 fouls on the court. Rice, after points per game. Bobby Tudor, leading by as much as 7 points, with 16 points and 6 rebounds, also escaped to the locker room with a had a solid game. But the game's slim 37-35 lead when Bobby Tudor best performance was by Brian sank a long jumper from the right Burns. Burns came off the bench to corner with seven seconds left. shoot 3 for 3 from the field in a string that brought Rice from In the second half Rice behind by two to a 68-65 lead. continued to turn the ball over but Burns also hit 3 free throws to Wright State started taking better finish with 9 points in only nine shots from the field and gradually minutes of play. In the first half. pulled agead. With 10:00 left to Glen Rieke similarly came off the play, the Raiders led 63-57. Two bench to score eight points that minutes later the corwd came alive helped Rice to its early lead. and the players responded. Ricky The Owls will be looking for Pierce hit a pair of free throws, revenge when they meet Texas I udor scored on a drive, and with Tech tonight at Autry Court. In 7:40 remaining, Burns, who had the teams' first meeting this season entered the game one minute in Lubbock, Rice led Tech by as earlier after Kenny Austin fouled out, hit from the right side of the many as 10 points in the second free throw line to tie the score at half before losing in overtime. 63-63. After a free throw by Pierce, After tonight's game the Owls Wright State scored again to go travel to College Station to play ahead 65-64.But Burns,on the next A&M Saturday night. Tuesday the two trips down the court, canned Owls will meet SMU at Dallas. two long jumpers from the left corner to put the Owls ahead to Left, Glen Rieke (31) drives for layup and right, Ricky Pierce (25) pulls up in lane for hoop. stay. Tony DeCello stretched the PROFESSIONAL TYPING — Laura Rohwer Owl's lead to six points with a three-point play and two free by Byron Welch scored 28 points, his season high. Owls regained some of the $1.10 per page and up. the last three minutes of the game. and Rich Whitney and grabbed 13 rebounds. intensity that they lacked against One block from campus. Rice was content to score from the Saturday afternoon Rice took a The Owls got good shots, but Baylor and rallied in the last ten free throw line as Wright State step backward in their quest for they just wouldn't go in the hoop. minutes to win 84-78. ASSOCIATED SECRETARIAL fouled eight times and fouled out Southwest Conference re- In the first half Rice hit only eight SERVICE four starters. At the end of the spectability. The Owls looked of 28 field goal attempts. Their aim The game's first half was a game the crowd poured out of the anemic against Baylor in a 60-57 from the field improved in the comedy of errors featuring both stands to congratulate the team 2347 University loss at Autry Court before a second half, but poor foul shooting teams and the referees. Wright and celebrate Rice's first home Days 669-8609 regional television audience. compensation for the improve- State's press and the Owls' victory since the TCU game on Eves, Weekends 643-9198 Baylor took the lead with just ment. Rice hit only three of nine carelessness resulted in 15 first-half Januarv 5. under 16 minutes left in the first free throws in the second twenty turnovers for Rice. The Raiders half and never relinquished it. The minutes. score at halftime was 30-22 and the COME GROW WITH US. HELP US DEVELOP... Bears increased their lead to 11 According to Schuler this was points at one point on an 18-foot one of the most important games junper by Terry Teagle. The Owls' of the season and it was a very Tomorrow's Technology, Today. last minute flurry cut the lead to disappointing loss. A win would only three and Rice had the ball, have put Rice in good position for IF YOU ARE ABOUT TO GRADUATE with a degree in Electrical but a turnover killed the rally. a home court berth in the SWC Engineering, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Physics, or Coach Mike Schuler joined tournament. Electronic Technology, and are looking for a position providing several other SWC coaches in career opportunities and the challenge of tomorrow's technology, proclaiming Teagle as the Monday night at Autry Court, we invite you to consider a career with GTE Sylvania Systems Group conference's best player. The 6'5" Rice met Wright State of Dayton, on the beautiful SAN FRANCISCO PENINSULA. sophmore from Broaddus scored Ohio, the second-ranked Division GTE Sylvania Systems is a leader in the development and manufac- from all over the court, totalling 27 II team in the nation. With the aid ture of computer-based systems. These are real-time interactive points and adding ten rebounds. of a small but vocal crowd and an systems dedicated to acquiring and processing electro-magnetic Rice had a one-man team also, outstanding performance by Brian signals. The functions of these systems are distributed across multi- namely Ricky Pierce. Pierce Burns coming off the bench, the ple processors, coded in structured languages and are interfaced to sophisticated devices such as smart terminals, receivers, recorders and transmitters.

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by Donald Buckholt off 8 straight points, and then rush their shots. She nonetheless the bench to hit clutch shots and Steve Bailey started clearing their bench. said, "I feel like we could have throughout the game and finished The past week brought three During the last 4 minutes, Rice beaten USL." with five for seven from the floor. tough opponents for the Rice applied a full-court press which cut The Owls traveled to Beaumont women's basketball team. The their deficit to 70-60 at 0:15 before Saturday to play Lamar. The Carter agreed that it was her best Owls did not manage to win any of USL scored the last 3 points of the Cardinals had dealt Rice a 77-52 game of the season. "I was very their games, losing to South- game. loss at Autry earlier this year, so relaxed. We played very cohesive defense." But she was not overly western Louisiana 73-60, Lamar Tucker felt that the two main the chances appeared slim for a 83-53, and TSU 75-68. The three problems with offense in this game Rice upset on the road. The Owls impressed with her shot that pulled defeats brought the Owls' record to were a lack of movement inside did not play badly against Lamar the Owls to within two in the final 10-11 for the season, dropping and a tendency for the Owls to in the first half, even though they seconds. "I would usually take that below .500 for the first time, and were at the short end of a 38-25 shot," she explained, "unless there the rest of the regular season holds tally. In the second half, the was someone open underneath only more AIAW Division I teams familiar tale of woe for Rice that had a better one." for Division II Rice. against Division 1 teams began to Manning played consistent offense in the second half and Rice took on the Cajuns of unravel, as their deeper opponents played tough defensively despite Southwestern Louisiana at Autry ran away with the match. three first-half fouls. Court Friday evening in a Tuesday night Texas Southern preliminary game to the first came to Autry Court with smug Lorraine Schunck missed her Houston Angels women's pro expressions and a 13-2 record, but five field goal attempts but was five game played at Autry. The Owls barely escaped what would have for six at the line and her simply had a terrible first half, been a major upset by the Owls Lorraine Schunk (55) puts shot up quickness helped slow TSU's hitting only 18% of their field goal with a 75-68 overtime win. No one from key. —Margie Sass scoring surges. Kathy Barnard attempts. Rice was incapable of would have been surprised if the With only 48 seconds remaining came off the bench to do a steady of penetrating the Cajuns' zone Tigers had waltzed away with a 20- TSU had possession and Tucker ball-handling job when many of point victory. defense and thus had to fire away called timeout to try to the Owls appeared to be from outside. As Rice coach Linda Though Rice played poorly in close the four-point deficit. TSU intimidated by the taller, quicker fucker explained, "We started the opening minutes, they got their missed their shot and on the other Tigers. slow, and we couldn't get the defense working and trailed by end of the court, with only 7 "The team had the desire to win tempo of the game changed." The only six at the half. In the second seconds remaining on the shot this game," said Quails. "We kept Owls went in at the half down 36- half Rice trailed by as much as ten cldck and 10 seconds in the game, pushing. We wanted this game." 20. but stayed close and closed the gap Darcy Carter lofted a shot from Rice is currently participating in Rice did not begin the second to two on Laura Jo Manning's 10- the right side of the key to close the the Classic Women's Basketball half well, either, but the Owls foot jumper with 2:04 remaining in gap to two. 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The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 12 SPORTS NOTES The Rice men's bowling team football assistant at Rice the past UH drowns men, LSU passes women qualified for the Texas two seasons. He joins Defensive Intercollegiate Bowling Finals Coordinator Carlos Mainord. by Laura Rohwer she led Rice with wins in the 50 and Both teams are currently this weekend in Austin by Offensive Coordinator Dick "About all you can say was that 100 yard backstroke and the 200 swimming under undesirable placing second of the four teams in Rader and Defensive Secondary we swam," was Coach Fred yard individual medley. Following conditions at the Rice Pool. There the Southern Division of the Coach Tim Marcurn as coaching Breckwoldt's comment about the closely was sophomore Karen are tiles loose on the bottom of the Conference. After four tourna- staff additions. men's team's performance against Hight, who took first place in the pool, several water jets are ments Rice finished ahead of the University of Houston 100 yard breaststroke, second in broken, (he diving facilities need Lamar and Texas Southern and Cougars Friday. Houston the 50 yard breaststroke and work, and the lighting facilities are behind last year's Conference dominated the meet, winning all second in the 100 yard individual inadequate. Champion University of Houston. Sam Casmus became the fourth medley. but three events and drowning the In their first year of finals junior college football player to Owls 83 to 30. Sherry Page won the 100 yard rounds play Rice will compete transfer to Rice last week. Casmus Chris Gerken came through for butterfly event for the Owls with against Texas, Texas A&M. is a 270-pound offensive tackle Rice with a win in the 50 yard an outstanding swim, and Gina Houston, West Texas, Eastern who will be playing tor his third freestyle, and Glen Matsumoto Gaskin brought in some valuable New Mexico, North Texas and college team in as many years took first place in the 100 yard points, finishing second in the 50 Baylor for the Conference Before playing ball in California he breaststroke. The 400 yard and 200 yard freestyles. Sue Allen Championship. Seniors Mark was a freshman standout for freestyle relay team accepted the placed third in the 50 yard Pacheco and Rob Lyman are co- Brigham Young. only remaining win for the Owls. backstroke. captains; other team members are The Rice women's swimming Rice's 200 yard freestyle relay juniors Lyle Land and Larry team dropped a meet to LSU 79 team won their event, and diver Rosamond, sophomore Alan The Houston Angels now play to 57 Saturday at the Rice Pool, Kristy Cadenhead finished a close Janiga and freshman Thomas their home games at Autry Court. but the women looked good second in the 1 meter optional Coleman. The defending W omen's against their toughest competitors diving. The women's team includes Professional Basketball League so far. The women swim today against Diver Kristy Cadenhead —Laura Rohwer Lavelle Fritz, Laurel Thomas, Liz Champions beat the San Francisco Kay Snell remained unbeaten as Lamar in Beaumont. Richter, Karen Hludzinski and Pioneers last Friday night and TENNIS Nancy Swystun. Both squads will made it two in a row against the compete in the Championship Minnesota Fillies Saturday night. Tournament. Wednesday night the Angels Outlook good for Division 1 netters dropped one to the New York Debbie Melaas as the netters' best difference in close matches. Stars. Tomorrow night they'll be doubles team. Blumentritt plays a Freshman walk-on Cathleen back in action against the Dallas very aggressive baseline game. Dwyer, outstanding doubles George Cortez was named by Diamonds. Ticket prices are $4 According to Averett, "Tracie is player Sue Taylor, and senior Sue Rice head football coach Ray and $6, but Rice students can enter even better than everyone says she Collings fill out the rest of the Alborn as defensive line coach for without charge when the gym is is." women's roster. Averett says that the Owls. Cortez is a 28 year old open. All tickets sold for home The addition of Blumentritt to Dwyer is the most improved player 1973 graduate of Texas A&M games to be played elsewhere will the 1980 squad pushed sophomore on the team. and has served as a part-time be honored at Autry. talents Kay Abrahams and Melaas down in the lineup, giving Rice Trade Blumentritt —Margie Sass added strength in the middle. by Tami Ragosin This year the squad moved up to George Bush wants SKI TRIP MEETING Although second-year tennis Division I and faces the toughest coach Cynthia Averett's roster schedule in the history of the team. telephone representa- There is a meeting for all people going consists of only six players, depth Competition will be well-matched is the team's main strength and will and acording to Averett, "We have tives. Flexible hours: on the RPC ski trip on Wednesday, make Rice a tough competitor. a chance to win a lot of matches if days, nights, weekends. The Owls are coming off a great everybody is up." Salary. Chip Hetzel— February 13, at 7:00 pm in Biol 123. season finishing tenth nationally in Averett has set the team's goal at Division II last year. winning half of the scheduled 682-5012. If you can not attend, please call Freshman Tracie Blumentritt is matches. She is confident the the premier player for Rice. team will achieve this mark Hubie Holmes at 667-7204. Ranked first in the state, she holds because of the players' overall the number one singles slot on the consistency and good shot team and plays with sophomore selection, which should make a Owls drop first match by Tami Ragosin match with Trinity, Texas A&M mm The Owls dropped their first and East Texas. Friday, Rice takes match last weekend toTulane, 7-2. on East Texas while A&M opposes Tracie Blumentritt won her match Trinity. Saturday at 9:00 am Rice 6-0, 6-0, and paired with Debbie sees action against Trinity, with Melaas to win their doubles match A&M battling East Texas. Then at ^AfMrrsO0 6-0,6-4. 1:30 pm Rice opposes A&M and This weekend Rice hosts a quad East Texas takes on Trinity. GIVE US YOUR REST SHOT! RPC BOWLING PARTY TUES. FEB. 12, 7:30 FREE BEER!! Saturday, February 9th ST. LOUIS 10 pm- 1am vs. SUMMIT Brunswick Lanes STEAMERS SOCCER 6121 Tarnef (Southwell Frwy, Hillcroft exit) tickets available at the summit Tickets ate $2.50 — Available *with this coupon NOW si the SA Office available only on reg. priced $7.50 and $5.50 tickets, coupon is redeemable at summit box office. RT I DON*T MtSS IT!! •••••••••••••••J The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 13 SCOREBOARD

Men's Basketball Standings Personal fouls: TSU (20)—Hughes 5, Harper 100 Meter Backstroke 100 Meter Fly 4, Hale 3, McMillian 3, Redo 3, Walter 2. 1. Rob Geller, Houston—59.00; 2. Ed 1. Sherry Page, Rice—1:01.554; 2. Chrissy Monday's box Southwest Conference Rice (22)—Krieger 4, Lunday 4, Manning Pierce, Houston—59.67; 3. Matt Hisle, Franz, LSU-1:02.587; 3. Erin Hyer, LSU- 4, Quails 4, Schunck 4, Barnard, Carter. Rice—1:04.71. 1:07,215. Fouled out: Hughes, TSU. Wright fg fga ft fta reb a Pf *P W L PCT Technical fouls: Manning—Rice. 500 Meter Freestyle 50 Meter Freestyle Benson 5 14 1 2 6 1 5 11 Arkansas 9 1 .900 Attendance: Approx 100. 1. Kevin Lee, Houston—4:53.20; 2. Simon I. Brenda Brey, LSU—25.630; 2. Gina Welch 9 19 6 7 14 4 3 24 Texas A&M 9 1 .900 Levin, Houston—5:01.21; 3. Lyle Salam, Gaskin, Rice—26.688; 3. Michelle Buzard, Hartings 5 10 2 2 6 2 5 12 Texas Tech 7 4 .636 Rice—5:40.15. LSU—26.903. Miller 2 5 3 4 3 0 5 7 Texas 6 5 .545 Wilson 4 13 1 2 1 3 5 9 Houston 5 6 .455 Rankings 100 Meter Breaststroke 100 Meter Backstroke Zimmerm 3 10 0 1 1 2 3 6 SMU 4 7 .364 1. Glen Matsumoto, Rice—1:07.82; 2. Lyle 1. Kay Snell, Rice-1:02.084; 2. Chris Bragg 1 3 0 0 0 1 2 2 Baylor 4 7 364 Salam, Rice—1:16.87; 3. Mark Jenkins, Wesper, LSU—1:04.300; 3. Julie Berlin, Pickering 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 Rice 2 8 .200 Rice—1:18.01. LSU—1:06.517. Manning 1 4 3 4 4 0 1 5 TCU 2 9 .182 TAIAW Division II Coaches' Poll Hobapfel i 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 400 Meter Freestyle Relay 100 Meter Individual Medley Fit7patrick 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1. Chris Gerkin, Andy Foley, Randy I. Joan Jacobson, LSU—1:01.724; 2. Karen Totals 31 80 16 22 36 14 32 78 Women's Basketball 1. Angelo State 14-7 100 points Gardell, Mark Peterman (Rice)—3:30.97. Hight, Rice-1:04.011; 3. Laila Zeitoun, 2. Abilene Christian 97 LSU—1:06.910. 3. Sam Houston 9-15 92 4. Rice fg fga ft fta reb a Pf •P Tuesday's box Midwestern 16-7 80 Women's Swimming 200 Meter Freestyle Pierce 10 14 6 8 8 4 3 26 5. Southwestern 18-7 72 I. Susan Boyd, LSU—1:59.642; 2. Gina Austin 3 7 5 7 9 4 5 11 6. Southwest Texas 9-12 66 Selected Results from Saturday Gaskin, Rice—2:00.786; 3. Sarah Irwin, Shaw 0 2 3 5 5 1 3 3 TSU (75) 7. (tie) TCU 12-12 64 LSU—2:02.068. DeCello 1 2 5 6 2 7 1 7 Hale 1 -11, 1 -2, 3; Redo 12-24,7-8,31; Clarke Rice 10-11 64 Tudor 5 8 6 6 6 4 3 16 0-5, 0-1,0; Hughes 2-10, 1-2, 5; McMillian 7- 9. Hardin Simmons 14-11 36 200 Meter Individual Medley 100 Meter Breaststroke Wilson 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 19, 4-6, 18; Harper 4-10, 2-4,10; Randle 1-1, 10. Texas Wesleyan 9-14 30 1. Kay Snell, Rice—2:12.393; 2. Susan 1. Karen Hight, Rice—1:12.816; 2. Laila Rieke 4 6 0 1 0 1 2 8 0-1, 2; Walter 1-3, 2-2, 4; Moore 1-2, 0-0, 2; Boyd, LSU—2:14.816; 3. Mary Jo Zeitoun, LSU—1:13.356; 3. Bethanne Bennett 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 4 Davis 0-2, 0-0, 0; Williams 0-0, 0-0, 0. Dressman, LSU— 2:15.278. Breisacher, Rice—1:16.161. Stewart 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Burns 3 3 3 4 0 0 1 9 Men's Swimming 100 Meter Freestyle 200 Meter Free Relay Totals 28 45 28 37 32 22 18 84 Rice (68) 1. Julie Berlin," LSU—55.651; 2. Wendy 1. Gaskin, Young, Page, Allen (Rice)— Krieger 10-22, 5-8, 25; Quails 7-14, 2-2, 16 Young, Rice—56.868; 3. Laura Jaynes, 1:48.238; 2. Jaynes, Hyer, Dressman, Lunday 2-10, 2-3, 6; Manning 3-6, 0-0, 6 Selected Results from Friday LSU—57.617. Zeitoun (LSU)—1:49.302; 3. Coniglio, Wright State 35 43 __ 78 Schunck 0-5, 5-6, 5; Carter 5-8, 0-0, 10 Gourley, Breisacher, Brown (Rice)— Rice 37 47 — 84 Barnard 0-1, 0-0, 0. 50 Meter Backstroke 2:03.240. 1000 Meier Freestyle 1. Kay Snell, Rice-28.851; 2. Chris I 2 OT F 1. Kevin Less, Houston—9:58.53; 2. Doug Wesper, LSU—30.184; 3. Sue Allen, Rice- / Meter Diving (req) Blocked shots: Wright (2)—Benson, TSU 29 30 16 — 75 Campbell, Houston— 10:26.65; 3. Ray Torp, 31.340. 1. Katy Mulfur, LSU—134.05; 2. Kristy Hartings. Rice (3)—Austin, Pierce, Shaw. Rice 23 36 9—68 Rice—12:23.55. Cadenhead, Rice—116.70. Steals: Wright (19)—Wilson 7, Benson 4, 50 Meter Breaststroke 1 Meter Diving (opt) Hartings 3, Welch 3, Holzapfel, Miller. 50 Meier Freestyle 1. Joan Jacobson, LSU—33.145; 2. Karen Rice (7)—Pierce 2, Austin, Burns, Rieke, Fieldgoal percentages: TSU (29/81)- 1. Chris Gerkin, Rice—22.6; 2. Mike Hight, Rice—33.271; 3. Laila Zeitoun, 1. Katy Mulflur, LSU—160.0; 2. Kristy Shaw, Wilson. 35.8%. Rice (27/66)-40.9%. Turner, Houston—22.6; 3. Simon Levin, LSU—34.215. Cadenhead, Rice-155.85. Turnovers: Wright (21)-- Welch 5, Hartings Houston—23.01. 4, Benson 3, Wilson 3, Manning 2, Miller 2. Bragg, Pickering. Rice (33)—Tudor II. Free throw percentages: TSU (17/26)- 200 Meter Individual Medley Rice varsity, club athletics for Feb. 7-17 DeCello 5, Rieke 4, Shaw 4, Austin 3, 65.4%. Rice (14/20)—70.0%. 1. Syl Turner, Houston—2:03.33; 2. Pierce 3, Bennett, Stewart. Andrew Gray, Houston—2:06.36; 3. Matt Thur Feb 7 W Basketball at University of Houston Hofheinz Fieldgoal percentages: Wright (31/80)— Hisie, Rice—2:17.94. all day M Golf at Campshire Invitational 9:00 am 38.8%. Rice (28/45)—62.2%. Rebounds: TSU (40)—Clarke 8, Harper 8, Monterrey, Mexico W Free throw percentages: Wright (16/22)— Hughes 7, Randle 5, McMillian 4, Hale 2, 100 Meter Freestyle Swimming vs. Lamar Beaumont 7:00 pm 72.7%. Rice (28/37)—75.7%. Moore 2, Redo 2, Walter, Williams. Rice 1. David Lowe, Houston—48.36; 2. Doug M Basketball vs. Texas Tech AUTRY COURT 7:30 pm Attendance: 1408. (35)—Krieger 12, Quails 9, Carter 5, Campbell, Houston—49.75; 3. Andy Foley, Fri Feb 8 W Basketball at University of Houston Officials: Hill, Kiigore, Gilbert. Lunday 5, Schunck 3, Manning. Rice—50.99. 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The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 14 OWLOOK Rice teams inspired by fans' participation Usually after a small ovation the shooting improved as did their fans. The women need support fans sit down and are quiet until shot selection. as much as the men. With fan the team sparks them. This night Rice needs the continued participation Rice teams may start the fans didn't sit down. They were support of singing football players, playing to their full potential. quiet only when Rice was sinking crazy men and staccato-clapping —Steve Bailey Rice Uiuvflutty SPORTS NEWS free throws. Rice outscored HOUSTON. TfXAS 77001 (713) 627-4034 Burcn. Assisisnt D Wright State by eight points in the BASEBALL (713) 527-4068 final 7 minutes and 55 seconds and one big assist should be scored to by Michele Gillespie college foursome including Alvin, An Open Lette the Stu Body: the fans. The Rice baseball team opens Blinn, San Jacinto and Wharton. Apathy 1s a highly contagious disease and for some time their 1980 spring season when they Opening day pairings begin on it has been at epidemic proportions on the Rice campus. Last Brian Burns entered the game night at the Wright State basketball game several medics in the guise of Owl football players stepped forward and effected at host the first Cameron Friday, February 15 with Alvin JC least a temporary cure. It took Nathan Beck, David Damer, Kalvin for the first time at 8:35 of the Farrow, William Knowles, Osby Mitchell, Clenjle Plerson, Kenneth Tournament beginning tomorrow vs. San Jacinto at 9 am., Rice vs. Sam, Tiro Sanders, Jericho Tollolo and "Crazy M1ke" F11 ion to remind second half when the fans us what school spirit Is. demanded that he be the through Sunday (February 15, 16, Lamar at 11:05 am, Blinn v.v It has been far too long since a Rice team has had tne benefit of a home crowd advantage. Hopefully this was a turning point and and 17). Two tournaments will run Wharton at 1:10 pm, and Sam the feeling that we're all in this together will continue. For replacement when Kenny Austin those who were there it was abundantly clear that the fans provided concurrently: a senior college Houston vs. MH-Bavlor at 3:15 the spark tnat turned the game around. Led by Brian Burns and Ricky fouled out. As the fans continued Pierce the team responded admirably. round robin featuring Rice, pm. This occasion will mark the A special note of thanks, too. to fellow worke Joe stiglione to go wild Burns responded by who Informed the cheerleaders that their job descrl de f1ned Lamar, Sam Houston State, and first use of the new baseball stands 1n their title. For the members of the squad who c be bother tying the game from the right side to come, we hope someone lets you know what you mis of the key. Wright State gained the Mary Hardin-Baylor; and a junior at Cameron Field. Thursday night against Texas Tech we have a ch, it was not just a one-shot deal. The M.O.B. is dol so follow the beat of their drums into Autry Court lead once more a few seconds later that we are behind them all the way. but they were no match for the RIFLE clutch shooting of Ricky Pierce The Rice Rifle Club defeated Wall, who is also publicity

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The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 15 THRESHING-IT-OUT RCMAC rep says inflation, these increases were operations at Trinity and S.M.U. and board has increased no more based on weak reasoning and poor conservative, to say the least, and are subsidized by tuition through than 190% over the same period. information. ° room and board fees resulted in a loss on Food and omission or reduction of these This means that real charges have T.E. Case are reasonable Housing operations of $204,000 charges. Comparison of such remained constant during a time of President, Lovett, '80 last year and a projected loss of divergent procedures can be of steadily rising prices! If the relative Student member, R.C.M.A.C. To the Editor: about $80,000 this year. At year- only limited meaning, but even in efficiency of Food and Housing is After reading the front page of end, the operations reserve will this unfavorable light the to be impugned, one must contend Rubash says she did last week's Thresher, it is obvious contain less than $12,000. Next differences in costs are quite small. with these outright facts of the that several aspects of the year's budget must break even, and On the other hand, we are matter. ask for suggestions proposed room and board increase considering that the two major subsidizing the college system, a The present short-term To the Editor: need to be illuminated. The article cost components of C.K. somewhat "inefficient" structure problems Ms. Rubash faces have "Not once," but three times at by Ms. Gonzalez does not fully set operations, labor and raw food, we find valuable. In terms of the brought into sharp focus the consecutive Food Committee out the context within which this are among those hardest hit by projected percentage increases in effects of forestalling a realistic meetings did I ask the committee decision will be made. inflation, even a 15% increase may R & B charges by other local rate hike, but in no case is the for help. You will note that on The statement that room and be blithely optimistic. universities, the Rice budget is situation the result of mis- January 9 the food committee was board charges have increased The position of Rice among again reasonable. U.of H., management on her part. Food "still searching for suggestions." "48% in four years" is both schools in the Southwest is not, S.M.U., U.T. at Austin, and Rice and Housing's present position is a That was two months after my incorrect and minleading. Room unfortunately, as simple as a four all estimate increases of 15%, while product of unanticipated inflation original appeal. The deficit was and board rose by $823 in five digit number. The differences in Sam Houston and Baylor estimate and conscious deficit budgeting, mounting and my orders were "Do years, the "48%" representing a the budgeting procedures of increases of 18% and 20%, which cannot continue without something." I did. modest average rate of 8.2% per various schools cannot be ignored. respectively. cost. It is to be hoped that the J. Rubash annum. In fact, the increases, for Distributed charges (security, Consultation of the Consumer President, who will set the final Food Service Director the years 75-76 to the present, were grounds, maintenance, utilities, Price Index is also enlightening; rate, will agree with the logic Rubash refers to last week's 13%, 9%, 4.8%, 2.5%, and 10%, etc.) amount to roughly 25% of since 1967, the index has moved behind the proposed increase. In Thresher letter written by Baker respectively. In years ot high Food and Housing's budget, while from 100.5 to 221.1, while room any event, discussion need not be Food Representative Henry Fledman and Will Rice Food Representative Walter Romanko. Food rep questions budget policies To the Editor: The quality of lunch and dinner at Rice University has recently declined from a state of mediocrity to a condition of gross inadequacy. This is a direct result of the enormous and constantly growing food service deficit, projected to reach $150,000 by the end of this academic year. How is it possible that an Overstocked. Out of stock. No Customers. No Sales institution like Rice could allow a department to fall this far behind without taking corrective action? When I bust loose, there's Cuervo & lime juice. The Rice situation closely parallels the example of the Chrysler Corporation's attempt to keep the knowledge of a huge deficit under the table while conducting business as usual. The solution to the problem, as in the case of Chrysler, must take the form of an influx of cash, a new management, or both. As a Food Service re- presentative, I am appalled by the fact that the Food Committee was not put to the test and asked to research viable answers to the money question. The Food Committee was told by Ms. Rubash that Central Kitchen was experiencing budgetary troubles, but the general atmosphere conveyed the idea that things would hold out until there was an f ' Hfw increase in the budget. Obviously, the Food Committee is merely an advisory board, but we should have legitimacy. The fact that Ms. Rubash came up with money saving menu cuts (dated January 28, 1980) without first consulting the Food Committee proves that we have no legitimacy as an advisory committee. As a student at Rice, I am baffled by the thought that the administration would try to run a food service with insufficient funds. If this is the case, Ms. Rubash has the right to be furious Bust loose with Cuervo Gold with Rice for asking her to achieve Dash a splash over ice and the impossible. The students in my add some Rose's® lime juice. college have made it clear that they would rather experience an Your mouth's t increase in board costs than eat m., been waiting for it. A-i low quality food. It is time for the Rice administration to act on behalf of the students. We must know whether the problems with Food Service are caused by their own mismanagement or the near- sightedness of the budgetary axe of the administration. Mark Winstein SRC Food Representative The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 16 THRESHING-IT-OUT the country on a campus that looks Israeli women do not presidency is a completely It is very true that the purpose of Painter lauds $50,000 like it was designed by a university undefined job. The duties are our committee is to supply Mrs. plans to add boring board of directors. serve in combat roles basically laid out by the president Rubash with student input but it is But by far the most persuasive To the Editor: and this year's President, Chris not true that Mrs. Rubash did not yupons to quad ask the student representatives for argument for the proposal is the In the next few months ther: will Montgomery, has yet to do so. To the Editor: suggestions. From the minutes of fact that the privet hedges we now be much discussion over the draft, Therefore, I have done nothing for It is reassuring to iearn that the the food committee meeting of have are no longer in vogue. Do we and more specifically women and there has been nothing for me to Rice administration is taking Nov. 7, 1979. we quote: want to look like a bunch of the draft. It is important that such do. Midway through first definite, intelligent action toward Aggies? Other universities are discussions be based on the correct semester, the films chairman Budget — The rising cost of food is improving Rice's reputation in the building new, better, more modern information. One point that will be resigned—actually was forced out- putting a squeeze on the food academic community. We must hedges. Soon we will be a raised time and time again is the and I inherited his job, although budget. Committee members are constantly strive to keep abreast of laughingstock because of our participation of women in combat the committee was made inactive urged to explore ways to reduce developments which can be used to outdated bushes. Modern dwarf roles in the Israeli Armed Forces. by Chris. I was against that move cost, such as, (I) two percent milk maintain Rice as a modern, yupon bushes are, as Campus In fact, this very point was raised because I felt, and still feel that, vs. whole milk (homo) which sophisticated, quality institution. Business Manager Russell Pitman by Anita Gonzalez in a recent the films committee was the most would save 16c per gallon. fJ) Our administration should be so aptly put it, "the plant that they Thresher editorial. The problem is visible RPC committee and was reducing meal portions by one commended for its alertness in currently use for that sort of that it's false. appreciated by the most people. ounce on preportioned items such spotting the situation in which thing." God forbid that we should as steak — saving 42c per steak It is a fact that Israeli women are When it was put up to an Executive improvement is most needed and do otherwise! We must modernize, served. eligible to be drafted. Ap- Committee vote, 1 was outvoted 2- can be most efficiently carried out. whatever the cost, or the delicate Budget problems were also proximately 50% of them serve the 1 by Chris and Kathy Behrens, the The proposed steps are certain to balance of power and prestige will brought up and recorded in the required 24 months (as compared Secretary-Treasurer whom Chris vastly upgrade the campus, both tip in favor of the opposition. So, minutes of the meetings of Nov. 30, to the 36 month conscription for appointed without consulting me. aesthetically and functionally. in the spirit of the immortal words 1979 and January 9, 1980. Replies men). The remaining 50% avoid This was the only time all year that This alertness is further exhibited uttered by Dr. Strangelove's to Mrs. Rubash's pleas for service due to strict religious any decision was put up to vote, at by the fact that of the General Buck Turgidson, I say: suggestions were few in number. upbringing which teaches this is all other times Chris made all ol approximately 200 students and This may show some failure on the "Gentlemen, we cannot allow not the role of a woman in society. the RPC executive decisions. faculty that I questioned part of committee members to a yupon bush gap!" (This is an exemption recognized Since 1 have no duties, 1 don't concerning the proposal (all answer a pressing problem but Luke Painter and accepted in law by the Israeli feel that I am adding anything to members of the category could also be a result of our limited Hanszen '82 government.) Some of these the RPC. Therefore, with this "everybody," whose members are, knowledge of real food prices and women do serVe in other forms of letter I formally tender my according to the article in last Without ERA, women the budgetary procedures of the national service. resignation, effective immediately. week's Thresher, in complete do not have equality College Food Service. However, Israeli women do not I hope that next year's officers support of the proposal), not a To the Editor: We feel that Mrs. Rubash was serve in combat roles. Their roles can turn the RPC around and single person was even aware of the With reference to the opinion more than fair in her cutbacks in the military are restricted to again make it a viable and helpful need for the action. All were expressed in last week's Thresher considering the urgency of clerks, typists, drivers, signalers, organization. against it, even when informed of that women should be eligible for reducing the budget deficit as per teachers, and social workers. If Tom Scales the many benefits. Thank God our the draft, I would like to disagree required by her supervisors. She American women are in fact RPC Vice President fearless and innovative leaders are with one major point of the also indicated to the food required to serve in combat roles, not afflicted with the myopia of the argument, that "Women have committee that any viable they will probably be the first to do common student! demanded — and obtained — Rubash did ask for suggestions which would so in modern times. I am of course speaking of fhe equality and respect from this significantly reduce the deficit Sincerely, suggestions, say two high-level decision to uproot the nation." As much as I wish this could result in the recontinuation Ronnie Rakoover SRC '80 food reps hedges in the academic quad in were so, the fact is that women in of some suspended services. Her Ken Klein SRC '81 order to plant new ones, and to America do not yet have the same To the Editor: cutbacks were not presented as an Steve Schooner SRC '82 hide the only interesting part of rights as men. Fifteen states have In response to the letter to the ultimatum but merely as the most Karen Kolker - Brown '83 Fondren Library, the arches,with a yet to ratify the Equal Rights editor in last week's Thresher efficient plan she could devise with conspicuously mis-placed grove of Amendment, and, until three more RPC Vice-President regarding cutbacks in Food the limited student input she was trees. All for a mere $50,000. do so, women continue to lack a Service, we would like to clarify given. In conclusion, we feel that The money for the project comes guarantee of their constitutional Scales resigns some issues. Mr. Feldman and M r Mrs. Rubash was very open and from a $1 million endowment fund rights. Although some laws have To the Rice Student Body: Romanko state: above board with the food rep. which is designated for B and G, so been passed with regard to equal The general consensus seems to The food rep. committee is committee and any statement to it can't be used for anything really opportunity in employment, the be that the Rice Program Council » supposed to provide Ms. Rubash the contrary is a misrepresentation important anyway (for example, lack of a clear constitutional basis is doing a less than effective job with ideas and suggestions that are of the facts. prevention of a tuition hike). It for these laws severely reduces the this year. To that point, I definitely representative of the student body. Sherry Spears could perhaps be used to clean up extent to which they are obeyed, agree. The RPC has been Not once did.Joyce Rubash ask the Chairperson the mess at the track stadium and and can be enforced. Other areas hampered by poor leadership. As committee what items the student Donald H. Frev to plant hedges around that corner of discrimination, such as credit, he Vice President. I am willing to bodv would not mind seeing cut to Secretary of the campus, or for providing the social security system, ake part of the blame. The vice- save money. Food COmniittee much needed fire escapes to the taxation, and laws regarding older colleges, or for flood control, marriage to name a few, still or for helping to give the coup de remain virtually unchallenged. grace to that nightmarish Until the Equal Rights RPC TRIP to monstrosity we calj a library. But Amendment is passed, and doing away with Fondren is too discrimination on the basis of sex much trouble and expense, and is federally prohibited, women in America do not have the same COZUMEL, MEXICO nobody important (visitors, alumni, the Board, etc,) notices fire rights as men, and, consequently, it escapes or flood control. Besides, if lis unfair to impose upon them the we keep the floods we don't need same duties, among which is being April 1-5 Easter Break the fire escapes. subject to the draft. Finally, lest Ms. Gonzalez think Unfortunately, those of us who that I am some radical man-hater $300.00 per person, double occupancy are accustomed to picking who relishes the idea of men being dewberries in the quad in the sent off to war while I "idle in an springtime will have to sacrifice Package includes: undisturbed classroom," I would this pleasure. However, this loss like to agree with her in the belief will be somewhat compensated for round trip airfare that the draft should not be by the large numbers of lovely reinstated for anyone, the only songbirds twittering overhead in people who should be sent to fight 4 nights lodging the branches of the new grove of in the Middle East, of "vital trees in front of the library interest" to the U.S. because of its 3 days of diving Furthermore, replacing the oil, are the few politicians and oil unusual, interesting hedge company executives who would If non-diver, full day tour arrangement we have with a boring prefer international war to efforts ^conformist pattern will, in at conservation and the of ruins on the island combination with the new trees, development of alternative energy serve to continue the Rice tradition sources. transfers of maintaining one of the most Melissa Skolfield respected schools of architecture in Hanszen '80 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Space is limited to only 17 persons, so hurry COLLEGJATE CLEANERS 1 and sign up now at the SA office. For more info Students 10% Discount on gg Drycleaning and Alterations =§ call RPC Student Services Chairman Hubie 2430 Rice Blvd. 523-5887 m Straight up the street in the village = Holmes at 667-7204.

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& BAKER session and informal beer practice mistaken. William Henry invited to a dinner in your honor stand of each. for all former,prospective, or Harrison (remember "tippecanoe at Lovett House, Saturday at 6 pm. 2. Pub entertainer next JC Puckett hopeful beer team members at the and Tyler, too"?), the only Dessert will be served afterwards Wednesday, February 13, is TGIF. Bring your own Tall Boys. American President to catch a at Brown House. Bernard Cohen, and up-and- The big news this week is that For further information on Beer fatal case of pneumonia at his own Cabinet officers will be available coming pianist extraordinaire. elections are coming up next week. Team talk to Steve Hutzler. For inauguration, will be honored on in the Commons Sunday after 3.Tickets for the symphony at President, secretary, treasurer, and information on Bike Team talk to his 207th birthday with a wild lunch to answer any questions 2:30 pm this Sunday, February 10, O/'C rep. elections are Wednesday, Bill Lindsey. uproarious party sponsored by about their jobs that you aspiring can be picked up for free at the February 13. Petitions for these The Sid Rich Soccer team will Dan 'The Man' McCormack and politicos may have. S.A. office. On the menu: Saint- offices are due at noon Tuesday, play Will Rice this Saturday. the B&P at 9 pm, featuring a A joint reception in honor of Saens, Edward Elger, and Grieg's February 12, with speeches after Please come out and watch. special guest appearance by a keg Brown's and Will Rice's associates Piano Concerto in A Minor. dinner that night. There will be a Blood Drive in of brew. will be held Wednesday, February 4. OWLCON tickets are on sale the SRC Lobby from 10 to 5:30 on 13, at 5 pm at Brown House. SID RICHARDSON BROWN in the S.A. office or from the February 12. Our goal is 25 percent q Everyone is invited. representative at your college. A Ken Klein participation. If this is reached, Pat Campbell Don't miss the Brown-Will Rice feature presentation will be The £ then every member of Sid Rich will production of Anything Goes. There will be a TG1F this Friday Rocky Horror Picture Show, be partially covered by a blood Juniors, don't forget the This great musical will be at 4 pin — Sewall Courtyard. Thursday and Friday nights. program, with donors receiving "Make-your-own-sundae" party presented Wednesday through The newest member of Sid 5. We've got a Cozumel trip total coverage. tonight at Brown House. Sid Rich Saturday (February 13-16) in the Richardson is Sam Casmus. Sam scheduled for Easter Break. juniors are also invited. Will Rice Commons at 8 pm. is a football player who just HANSZEN 6. Ski Trip participants should Blurbs and petitions for Cabinet finished his second quarter at Tomorrow is the deadline for meet on Wednesday, February 13. Ron Stutes offices are due Friday, February Junior College and arrived at Rice Brown College Award nomina- 7. ACUI: Come to the RMC at 7 15. If you plan to run for an office, last week. Introduce yourself to Most of you out there probably tions. Don't forget to nominate pm on February 11 to see our sign up by the elevators—pronto! him and make him feel welcome. think February 9 is just an your outstanding peers! College Bown team whip the There will be a can-making ordinary day. Well, you're All you little freshpeople are Aggies! •- LOVETT 8. RPC's next meeting is Russ Coleman Monday, February 11 in the Pub at 5 pm. THE This Friday there's a TG in the Lovett Quad. It's at 4 pm. Later WIESS CAREER-OPPORTUNITY that evening Lovett is showing Tom McAlister The Other Side of Midnight at 7 pm and 10 pm. Mrs. Paine and I The Wiess College Hotline is COMPARISON TEST have decided it's in the Commons. still open, but at this number: 526- Can you be working as a civilian in the most state-of-the-art Two referendums you should be 1682. Sorry Carmen. environment in the world? thinking about: Superstar No. 4 of the Wiess 1. The Senior Vote—"Walk a Cultural Series will be Dr. Alex jt/ Will your professional responsibilities be challenging and narrow line..." Dessler. He will talk this Tuesday career-building in an entry-level position? 2. The Coed Question—"Hey immediately after dinner. His Will your initiative be encouraged and your capabilities visible? Jeff, are the showers over there speech is entitled, "Space really that small?" Exploration: The New Eliza- Will you be offered a fine selection of accessible institutions bethan Age." All associates are where you can continue your education tuition free? JONES urged to be there. Will the comprehensive training program you receive Augusta Barone immediately accelerate your pay level? WILL RICE Can you be shown exactly how far your potential will take you The big event this week is Robin Baringer ' in 5 years? College Night on Friday. The cocktails are at the Stebbings' Latest report on elections: Check Out These House from 5 to 6 pm. Dinner will President, V.P. Treasurer, PERFECT SCORE be fashionably served at 6:30 in Secretary, Jackmaster and S.A. CIVILIAN ENGINEERING OPPORTUNITIES Cohen House. Following that, Senator petitions for candidacy there will be a dance at Cohen are due in Rm. 461 by 12 midnight AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND ACTIVITIES House. Be prepared to enjoy—it Monday, February 11. Candidates Electrical Industrial only comes once a year. will make speeches after dinner Due to inefficient response the Tuesday, February 12, and the Mechanical < Electronic On/Off Campus Liason deadline election will be on the 13th. Aerospace Materials has been extended to February 13. Petitions for sophomore, junior and senior reps, and social and The Aeronautical Systems Division at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base If you are off-campus and are programs chairman, will be due on has an assignment worthy of all the nights you've spent burning the interested, please see Mary midnight oil —the planning, research, development, testing and O'Rourke February 19 and the election will acquisition of all U.S. Air Force aeronautical weapon systems. To put your heart into next be February 21. Immediate civilian positions exist in turbine and ramjet engine week, there will be a Valentine's Anything Goes is still in the technology, flight vehicle aerodynamics, structures, flight control and Party next Thursday evening. offing. They will appreciate any control design, materials research, navigation, help they can get. Showtime is communications, surveillance, recon- RPC February 13 through 16. Tickets naissance and weapons de- are $1.50 in advance and $2 at the livery. These areas offer Kathy Behrens door. unrivaled opportunity for innovation ...for setting Just a few notes to let you know Babs has a computer print-out precedents ...and for what's up: in her office with vital statistics like stretching your abilities. 1. Come bowling this Saturday, your name, major, place of February 9, from 10 to 1 at the residence,.etc. Please toddle over Our civilian team of pro- Brunswick Lanes. For $2.50 you there and make sure she has the fessionals have found Dayton, get bowling and beer, all you can facts straight ASAP. Ohio, a super place to live. If you like to breathe the open air, it's all around If city hustle suits your style, you can have it in Dayton. Everything from King's Island to his- toric Fort Meigs is tucked FREE into a short drive And Cincinnati with it's professional sports, culture and night life is right next door. PREGNANCY TESTS There's no red tape in coming on board. We can hire you without • Immediate Appointments Bureaucratic delay. The Aeronautical Systems Division has been • Confidential Counseling mighty good atgetting places fast. Let us tell you how we can do the • Birth Control information same for your career. • Termination of Pregnancy WE ARE INTERVIEWING ON CAMPUS MARCH 3, 1980 IN THE PLACEMENT OFFICE. SIGN UP FOR AN APPOINTMENT WEST LOOP CLINIC lOR CONTACT: Charles E. Witchett fSTMClMt* Air Force Civilian Career Recruiting Counselor ALABAMA « CUNIC Aeronautical Systems Division ~ I WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, OHIO 45433 RICHMOND (513)255-3945 255-3796 622-2170 2909 WEST LOOP SOUT|l, We Ale An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F r HOUSTON, TKXAS 77027

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The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 18 I£$I: take anything, joyce, but please, please don't take my chicken spaghetti misclassifieds "Tony"—Happy Birthday! I love Dearest Tracy, Roommate needed to share a 3- Just remember this, my girl. When For Sale: One ant. Call Michael bedroom house near Greenway you! Is your roommate still tired of you look up in the sky—you can Ellis at 465-0555. *** Plaza. No rent required in return see the stars and still not see the *** my calling ypu? —Goodnight M: Did you see the strippers at Help! I've lost a red Span *** for cooking 7-9 meals a week and light. 426/Econ 212 notebook. If found light help for handicapped young *** Hollywood? Poor little Doug, he's so cute. Why To the men (and women) of Will J: Yeah, the one in the middle please contact Jenny 520-6830. do we always get such cute man. For more information call *** 871-9640 (home), 965-7102 (my Rice College, especially the looked like she was kind of used to Through me you pass into the city assistant managers? athletes. We of the silent majority *** present roommmate's work doing that kind of thing. of woe number), or 965-4770 (my work at Richardson College hope that M: Careful! Through me you pass into eternal Help! My trusty TI-30 has gone *** astray. I can't continue as an S/E number). I'm Glenn; my you will forgive the ass who put his pain stupid 'game' in last week's "These guys are going to make without it. If you know its roommate is Dave. good husbands and I think I have Through me among the people lost whereabouts please give me a call *** Thresher, and accept this apology. for aye Lost—1 black wallet with We trust that you will not respond athlete's foot." so I won't have to change majors. —Hanszen quad one night Justice the founder of my fabric important information inside. You to this kind of taunt with anger, *** moved. Call 526-8836 and ask for Warren can keep the money and the credit but rather pity that Richardson Fisher. (P.S.—It has my name all Found: One pair of sports gloves To rear me was the task of power cards are already cancelled, but has people of this caliber to work divine, over it.) please return it to the EE office in with. Thank you, (i.e. without fingers), out on the *•* seat of Willy's statue in the quad. Supremest wisdom, and primeval I lost my Elec 426 notebook in Abercrombie or call 972-1209 for The Majority of Sid love. Max. Thanx. *** Describe them and they're yours. the Wiess lot about a week ago. Call 528-7485. Before me things create were none, Please call me at 526-4286 if you "Longer than they've been fish/es For Sale: Dual 506 turntable with *** save things found it because I need it soon. in the ocean ...*** " M.E.T. Ortofon ULM55E cartridge. Lost: TI SR-70 programmable Eternal, and eternal 1 endure. *** Brand new—never unpacked. calculator, probably in Ryon 102, All hope abandon, ye who enter I lost a set of keys on Friday, Feb. "I'm not into rubbers, anyway." Lists for $299—now for $ 175. Call Tuesday, Jan. 29. If found please here. 1. The keys are on a large Plexiglas N.R., after The Ritz Mike at ext. 4014 or 669-1640. call 526-4650. Dante's Inferno key with the initials MHB. If you found them please bring them to the RMC desk. $5 reward. *** I need a ride to Dallas either this weekend or anytime during spring break. Will share gas and driving. Please call Margare*** t at 661-9224. Need a ride to Dallas on Feb. 21st. Must be in Dallas by 5:30 pm. Will share gas and driving. Call 526- 5643. And my next part of the discussion is—whvdowecare? Math 212 AM **4 *Fe b 80. 9:43 "I'm not sure I'd want to be a Playboy photographer. After all, how many things can you do with a naked woman?" "1 don't know. How many things can you do with a naked woman?" "Wanna find out?" "No." ads au jus Afghan Hounds—Lovable pets. Several males and females in various colors, ages. Sacrifice— $25-$75. 862-7231/633-0598. For Sale—Good condition. Bed and night tables, couch and armchair, tables/4 chairs. Tel. (day) 877-4478, Patrick. Artist needed, part-time for multi- media company. Camera experience helpful. Open hours. Call Bill K., 789-8770. Wanna ride to New York and parts East? Leaving end of Feb. Share driving and some expenses. Call Paul before 4 pm at 483-5457. I'm a fiddler anxious to play bluegrass and old-timey music with folks. Call Dave Millar— days: 686-7444 x209, nights: 520- 1962 (or days number). The Jones Graduate School is conducting a seminar entitled "How to Build Sales." It will be A "Can Do" attitude is apparent the moment you arrive in Austin. The Highland Lakes invite offered twice in Room 210 Physics: you to enjoy a myriad of water sports such as skiing and sailing. Top-notch educational 8:30 am-4:30 pm, Saturday, March facilities, including the University of Texas, staunchly uphold a tradition of excellence. A 8, or 6:30-10 pm Monday and positive outlook is everywhere...the Capital Building, the transportation system, the low cost Wednesday, March 10 & 12. of living...it's a way of life in Austin. The instructor is Dr. Charles R. We've developed the same approach at the Motorola MOS Division in Austin, challenging Mauldin, whose Ph.D. is in electronics professionals to be the best you can be at what you do. And, one reason we're communications and marketing. among the leaders in the semiconductor industry is because we believe that "Yes you can," if He is a businessman and a you try. As an electronic engineer, you'd find the environment at Motorola stimulating and consulting expert in marketing/ rewarding, much the same as the city of Austin. selling. Rice faculty, staff and enrolled degree candidates may attend either session for $50 on a space available basis. Register with Karen Davis, x3767 or 3232. The opportunities are now, so do something Immediate employment—Two positive. We will be interviewing on your part-time car rental agents. Must be bi-lingual. Med center area. campus February 8. To arrange for your in- Must be willing to work weekends, terview, or for more information, please have valid Texas drivers license. $4 per hour to start. Call Mr. Joe contact the placement office. Beard, 641-8151. Am looking for a room in a house cfr apt., preferably within 5 miles of campus, to rent until May 2. Doug 995-9921. Help wanted at local print shop. MOTOROLA INC. Relaxed working conditions. No MOS Integrated Circuits Division experience necessary. Kinko's Semiconductor Group Graphics, 2368 Rice Blvd. 521- 9465. Pat Cockburn, Employment Manager, 3501 Ed Bluestein Blvd., Austin, Texas 78721 (512) 928-6843 Problem pregnancy? Free An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer pregnancy testing and referrals. Call Texas Problem Pregnancy, 2712 S. W. Freeway, 524-0548.!J The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 19 T^jello misclass Sunday shrimp memories n & n I the Thursday, February seventh Goya, take care of yourself. We Ski Trip Meeting—There is a ASME—Rice's American Society mJmq 7:30. Media Center. Hitchcock's Blackmail. love you. You**r *fan s and friends meeting for all people going on the of Mechanical Engineers will meet I ICC 7:30. Autry Court. Basketball, against Texas Tech. RPC Ski Trip to Purgatory, vert)aks Monday, Feb. 11 at noon in Rvon || npfinlp'Q R' - The Searchers (1:30) and Stagecoach (9:45). Debbie: Happy Birthday, Wednesday, Feb. 13 at 7 pm in 201. I J Friday, February eighth sweetheart. Love, Dave Biology 123. If you cannot attend, *** I calendar I'5 "J1* 7'9- Rifle ran8e R,lle ,eam's "Turkey Shoot." RSWE—The Rice Society of If you have any very large sized old please call Hubie Holmes at 667- :::i' 7 and 10. Lovett. The Other Side of Midnight. Free Women Engineers will hold their shoes you would like to get rid of, I 7204. 7:30, 10 and 12. Media Center. Greaser's Palace. *•* organizational meeting Thursday, need them for a project I'm doing. River Oaks. Creature from the Black lagoon (8) and It Came from Outer Free at no charge—The Houston Feb. 7 at 7 pm in Jones North Space (9:45). Old sneakers welcome. Call Joel, Symphony has just given the RPC Saturday, February ninth 522-8920. I also need some worn- lobby. Refreshments. Anyone a number of free tickets to the interested may attend. 1:30. Media Center. Disney's Melody Time. $1 matinee. out jeans—will pay. Saturday evening performance, 7:30 and 10. Media Center. Maidstone. $1.75. *** Feb. 9 at 8 pm. Please come by the Hillel—Feb. 7: Rice Eat 'N Chat, 8. Jones Hall. Symphony plays Liszt. Saint-Saens and Elgar. "This is basically how you count." River Oaks. Harold and Maude (4 and 7:45) and Real Life (5:45 and 9:30). SA office to pick up your tickets. noon, Wiess, $1. Feb 9: Shabbat Fegan, 1/21 •** Torah study and lunch, 10am. Feb Sunday, February tenth • •• f(l)— Happy Birthday! Love, RPC Cozumel Trip—Please sign 10: Football (at RMC) and dinner MFA. Exhibit closes: Anne Ryan Collages and Prints. up now in the SA office. Space is 2:30. Jones Hall. Symphony, again. pH afterward, 3 pm. Feb. 12: Grad Eat 7:30. Media Center. Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. *** limited—if you want to go, sign up 'N Chat, Baylor Med room 416 D 10. K.TRU radio. National Lampoon Radio Hour. "Now, that's not particularly now! For more info call Hubie wing, $1. Beit Midrash, 7 pm. Rice. interesting." Masc 300, 1/30 Holmes at 667-7204. Feb 13: Guest speaker: Roger River Oaks. Murder Most FouK4:15 and 7:45) and Murder, She Said(6,9:30). *** *** Bank, owner of "Kosher Meating Monday, February eleventh Prof: "This is too painful." Turkey Shoot —By popular Place", 12 noon, Hanszen, $1. 10:30 am. Grand Hall. Society of Rice University Women meeting. Ruth Student: "Do it anyway, you demand, the Rice Rifle Team is Israeli dancing, 7 pm, RMC. sponsoring another "Turkey" Kendrick, Energy Management at Rice, on "The Care and Feeding of the deserve pain." ***Mat h 356, 1/28 *** Physical Plant," and Mrs. David M. Rulfs, "Getting to Know 'US'." Open shoot on Friday, Feb. 8, 3-5 and 7- Jameson Fellowship for American and free to students. "We're doing this to be 9 pm on the Rifle Range in the Decorative Arts—Rice undergrad- River Oaks. The Best of the New York Erotic Film Festival (7:30 and 9:45). redundant." ***Mat h 356, 1/30 gym. Using a .410 shotgun, closest uates who will be seniors in 1980- shot to an X wins 101 proof Tuesday, February twelfth "Yep, it's a sure thing. I'm going to 81 and Rice graduate students in "Turkey under glass." Only SI per 7. Physics Lounge. Society of Physics Students meeting. wet my pants." Hot Rod Larson the field of American studies, 7. MI. 260. TexPIRG Auto Repair Class starts. *** shot with a new prize given away broadly defined, who are River Oaks. Remember My Name (7:30) and 3 Women (9:30). every 25 shots. Shotguns and interested in a part-time internship Wednesday, February thirteenth Come on, guys, don't be depressed! Change your ways! Our ammo are provided, with working with the Bayou Bend 7:30. Media Center. Ivan the Terrible. $1.75. Ayatollah Khomeini targets Collection may apply for a River Oaks. The Sorrow and the Pity (7:00). Rice women aren't here only for their own enjoyment, they're here available. Proceeds will be used to Jameson Fellowship. The stipend Thursday, February fourteenth replace flood-damaged as well as 7:30. Media Center. Directed by John Ford and My Darling Clementine. for yours, too. However, hardly for 1980-81 will be approximately River Oaks. The Deer Hunter (7:30) and Who'll Stop the Rain (10:45). any can read your lustful minds outdated rifle equipment. $3500. * * * Friday, February fifteenth and act accordingly, so ... go out Qualifications include the CSA film—Saturday, Feb. 9 at student's interest in early or 7:30 and 10:30. Media Center. The Emigrants. and kiss a Rice woman today (or 7:30 pm the Chinese Student 8. Jones Hall. Houston Grand Opera. Don Pasquale. better yet, tell her you love her). nineteenth century American art, Association will be showing Upon period interiors, and decorative River Oaks. Bananas (8) and Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Even if you just ask her out on a the Hill of Success, in Biol 131. The Sex (9:45). date, you'll find many who are arts, his or her background movie follows three young men training in the historical periods Saturday, February sixteenth more than willing. through their summer of 7:30. Autry Court. Basketball, vs Arkansas. Graham "Mola" on behalf of a represented by the Collection from mandatory military training in the seventeenth to the nineteenth 7:30 and 10:30. Media Center. The Emigrants. $1.75. few wild Rice women Taiwan. Admission is free and River Oaks. Bananas (4:30 and 8) and Everything ... (6:15 and 9:45). *** century, and an excellent academic open to all. record. Sunday, February seventeenth "... anything goes!" *** 2:30. Jones Hall. Opera Don Pasquale. Heard in Will Rice commons Sunday, too!—The RPC has Applications should be 7:30. Media Center. Zulu. Feb. 13-16 tickets to the HSO this Sunday at submitted to Prof. Peter G. Rowe, 10. ktru. National Lampoon Radio Hour. *** 2:30 as well. Visit the SA office. School of Architecture, who is River Oaks. The Children of Theater Street (4 and 8) and Romeo and Juliet Overheard at Monday night's *** chairman of the University Ballet (5:45 and 9:45). basketball game: "What are we Physics students—Resurrection of selection committee for the plays and exhibits going to. do about a basketball the decade: Society of Physics scholarship. Applications should Rice Museum. "Day and Night: Works from the Menil Foundation coach?" "Recruit one." "What Students meets Tuesday, Feb. 12 include: Collection." Tue-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-6. Free. about the one we have now?" at 7 pm in the Physics lounge. 1 A short application (two or The Merchant of Venice Main Street Theatre at Autry House. Through Feb. "We're stuck with him!" *** three typewritten pages) stating the *** 16. T"hurs -Sat. at 8. Call 525-6706. The Catholic Student Center is student's interest in the fellowship The Cherry Orchard. Alley Theater. Through Feb. Tues, Wed at 8. Thurs, Fri Now I'm really upset. Some people having an Italian dinner Sunday, have blatantly ignored my request and willingness to indertake the at 8:30, Sat at 5 and 9. Sun at 2:30 and 7:30. Feb. 17 at 6 pm. Good food, good internship during 1980-81. Anything Cues WRC commons. Feb. 13-16. Those people shall suffer dire friends, good entertainment. More 2 A transcript, and The 5th of July. Rice Players in Hamman Hall. Feb. 11-16 at 8. consequences. You know who yon details will be announced later. are *** 3 Two supporting letters from ' Marian Rice faculty, at least one of which * ** Evil — "The Contemporary thumbtack revolutionary misclass Resurgence of Witchcraft and should be from the department This is absolutely your last chance recommending the student. It is Free puppies to anyone willing to Quoted from NROTC Rice note Neo-Paganism in America" will be to give me back my 1980 Rice ring. assumed that the departments provide a good home and plenty of 5060, 10 January 1980 the subject of a lecture by Dr. J. Surely it means more to me than to most likely to be recommending tender loving care. If interested, Dining-In Violations of the Mess Gordon Melton, author and you with my name in it: C. B. candidates to the selection leave a message for John 4 1 averted cummerbund authority on modern religious Somervill. Ten dollars will be committee are English, History. Nech worth at the Psychology 5 Loud and abusive remarks in a movements, on Monday. given to the person who returns it Art/Art History, and Architec- foreign language or in English. February 11, at 7 pm in 301 Sewall. Department, x4856 or x.3410. to the SA secretary in the office on ture. *** 6 Improper toasting procedure. the 2nd floor of the RMC. No Dr. Melton is the editor of the new One: Happy Valentine's Day! 10 Wearing a clip-on bowtie at an Encyclopedia of American The deadline for applications to questions asked. be received by the selection Two: Happy Anniversary! obvious list. *** Religion, 2 vols. From Dave 11 Being caught with an Announcing new prizes in SRC® ** * committee is Friday, March 7, *** KTRU Radio—krtu will be having uncharged glass. "Brain Cell" contest: 1980. Further information on the K 1 know more about almost the Spring recruiting and 12 Rising to applaud particularly terms of the fellowship and on the everything in the world (except Many girls have complained that organizational meeting tonight, witty, succinct, sarcastic or Bayou Bend Collection may be compilers) than you do, and I'm a the prizes offered in our contest are Thursday, Feb. 7 at 7:30 pm in Bio relevant toasts, unless following secured from Prof. Rowe or the nice person. So there. suitable only to the guys. The 131. Any students interested in the example of the president. women have a point, so to make it Dean of Undergraduate Affairs. A secret admirer working for KTRU RICE RADIO are **• *** fair we have added a few prizes. Dear Chuck, urged to attend. Especially needed "Who Voted for Hitler? A I have found my "10" and he is—-of 7 A chance for the girl to pick her are people for news, interviews, Reconsideration of the Evidence", Have you gotten your tux, bucks favorite SRC® member to take to course unattainable. and guts together to take me to and special programming. Call a lecture by Richard F. Hamilton, * * * bed. Archi-Arts? Not only Archis go, 527-4088 for more information. Sociology professor at McGill The voting for best-looking 8 A night out on the town at the you know. It's only 10 days til! we University, will be given Friday, computer jock has been cancelled most expensive restaurant in all go nuts and, shucks! It's only Hanszcn Freshman Week Feb. 8 at 3 pm in Sewall 307. as it has been determined that there Houston with a no-sex obligation. *** twelve bucks! Your secret admirer. coordinator sign-up list is in the are no good-looking computer (This is for TRG's only.) Goldilocks commons. You can sign up by More RG/LSG-The Rice locks. *** 9 A 1980 Trans-Am. yourself or as a team of two. Gay/Lesbian Support Group will *** We have had lots of response, so Interviews will be held Saturday hold an organizational meeting JUST Shi IF YOUR MAGAZINE Jones 3rd floor north, keep the cards and letters coming. and Sunday (Feb. 9 and 10) after next Sunday, Feb. 10th. We will Hf BSC RIPIIONS KEf:IJ COMING! I'm really excited about + * * becoming a wife to one of your A SRC® Contest Production. lunch. Look for an interview also be discussing our Valentine's Stolen from The Staff Speaks, gorgeous women. I think I can *** schedule by Friday afternoon in Day Party. For further A: Are you stupid? Pondren library's staff meet all the requirements. 1 the commons and in the office. If information call** To* m at 528-6698. publication: learned all the necessary skills B: Yes. you have any questions about what "Hi! Sara reminds you that from my brother, who's majoring A: Then go to a Baptist Church. the job entails, please contact Dina Notice, notice, everybody notice: September I is Varicose Vein Day. in Home Ec at U of H. My B: I am a Baptist. at 526-5778. There is a half-price ticket F o n d r e n has many, w o r n grandmother has even offered to A: Obviously. *** ticket for the Players' show, 5th of proudly." pay for the honeymoon. All I need C: I'm not a Baptist; I've got my Phi Lambda Upsilon—There will July, in your RPC coupon book. "Prof. Allen Matusow won the to know is who to contact. shit together. be a meeting for both old and new Use it! A: Then you are truly a good contest for the longest arm hair at Spanks members on Tuesday, Feb. 12 at GSA Stuff—All graduate student our picnic ..." • •• person. 7:00 in CL303. Membership representatives are reminded that "Silly Hat Day was a big success. It I left an umbrella and the book First Armageddon Church of certificates can be picked up at this the next GSA meeting will be on will be followed by Prom Queen Weekend Warriors in ML 261 last Houston, 1230**1 *Main , 555-9746 time. Thursday night, February 21 at Day and Sexual Ambiguity Day ." Wednesday afternoon. To 7:00. This will be an important *** whomever picked them up: You Overheard in press box Monday The Philosophy Club will meet at night: "You see those misclasses meeting as plans for the Would like to give away,free, two can have them if you really want 8:30 pm Wednesday, February 13, graduation dance will be finalized about Schuler?" 6 month old rabbits (brown and them. But if you're just keeping in room 233 Jones College North. n and nominations for the various "Yeah, pretty fucking stupid." black) to a good home. Contact them warm for me, I thank you for Ralph Evans will read a paper, "A university standing committees taking good care of them, and I "No shit." Consideration of the Rothko Phil Trevino at 520-5164. *** will be presented. All graduate will gladly take them off your Lost: While constructing Chapel." We suggest that those students are also invited to the "How fast can 1 get?" hands. Bill, 526-5496. intereseted meet at the Rothko Valentine's Day party to be held 3rd floor women at the Pub Hollywood last Friday afternoon: One pair black-handled scissors. If Chapel at 5:30 for a view of the next week, February 14 at The Rice Thresher, February 7, 1980, page 20 found, please call 526-8556. object of the paper. Valhalla.