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Fall 9-1-1980

Volume 16- Issue 1- September 12, 1980

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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspaper at Rose-Hulman Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rose Thorn Archive by an authorized administrator of Rose-Hulman Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Harry Waller, singer / song- Health Office sets writer and comedian, will appear tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. in WORX. new operating hours Waller's songs run a gamut of subjects. from Girl Scout by Jim Weber These claim forms must be cookies to cat haters. His song. Staff reporter picked up by the student from "Cockroaches on Parade" is The Health Office, located on the Health Office and returned listed on Dr. Demento's All- the basement level of Deming 'as soon as possible after the Time Top Ten, and is played Hall, will be operating under a accident. The school does not fill ,,regularly on the nationally new schedule this year. Director out the claim forms. Comedian syndicated radio show. of Health Services Eloise Also, Haymaker's apartment Waller's slightly warped Haymaker has announced that is not her office but her home. Songwriter perspective on the world hold the office will be open Monday Anyone who feels they need together his songs with an off- through Friday between 9:00 emergency help after 4:00 p.m. Waller beat comment on life, lust, a.m. and 11:00 a.m. for those should first see their Resident love, and the search for all students with medical concerns. Assistant before seeing her. A headlines three. Dr. Jett will then be arriving first aid kit is kept in each hall Waller is nocturnal, joining at 10:00 a.m. to handle the sick for emergency use. the list of other things that call. In addition to these hours However, someone in Saturday glow the brightest in the dark. Haymaker can be reached in her immediate need of medical like nuclear reactors, Mickey apartment between 11:00 a.m. attention, such as a gaping wound in Worx Mouse nightlights, and and 4 p.m. or uncontrolled vomiting, should irridescent leprechauns. There have been several not hesitate in seeing Haymaker. By the end of the evening, misconceptions about the Health Since school's opening last though. Waller will have the services in the past which week Haymaker feels that she audience convinced that the Haymaker wishes to clarify. The has encountered relatively few world is off-center, while he school provides a health problems and is generally remains right on target. On insurance policy for its students pleased with everyone's stage. he is simply one of the which like all policies requires cooperation. Hopefully, the new best performers ever to put his the submittal of a claim form schedule will prove to be poetic license to music. before compensation can be convenient and efficient in the received. coming months. 1

Vol. 16, No. 1 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology September 12, 1980 Excellence keys Freshmen

by David Slavin achievement has not gone states are represented in this Staff reporter unrewarded as 325, or a record year's freshman class with some freshmen members coming from Rose-Hulman has been noted ninety-one percent of the receiving as far away as Hawaii and its exceptional freshman freshmen are for scaiolarships, loans, grants, Alaska in the West and Maine is no classes, and this year and/or are working part time on and Florida in the East. The different. Once again Rose has campus to help with their majority of Rose freshmen are admitted the best freshman class educational expenses. still from Indiana with 220 in this in the midwest. This year's class year's class, the majority is not only the best among Of the 325, 33 are National coming from the Indianapolis neighboring colleges and univer- Merit Scholarship Winners. This area. sities, but is also one of the best will' increase the number of to ever be admitted to Rose. National Merit Scholars at Rose to 100 and put Rose into seventh Chuck Howard, Director of the Admissions, described this Fully 359 freshmen were or eighth place among nation's more than 3,000 colleges year's class as one that would enrolled this year out of 2,120 not only be exceptional in The and universities on a per capita applications accepted. Another 42 freshmen in Scholastics, but would be very of the basis. median or "middle man" the National Merit competition active in Rose organizations and 359 ranked at the ninety-four were recognized as Winners. activities as well. A third of this percentile of his high school Final ists, Sem ifinal ists or year's freshmen class freshmen also class. The Commended Scholars. participated in varsity sports in received high scores on their high school. A fourth can play a College Board SAT's •with the Forty-three also did musical instrument. average verbal score being 544, The Indiana freshmen Boys' State and sixteen exceptionally well, as seventy- attended and the average math score were class or student council four percent, or 148, of them being 657. This is in comparison officers. to a national average of 4'29 received a Hoosier Scholarship verbal and 465 math. from the Indiana Student's Assistance Commission. Another In addition, this year's class This year's class is, however, seven of the freshman class have contains 19 debators, 35 actors. not unused to being on the top received 4-year ROTC 14 editors. and 15 choral and One of 359 members of the Class of 1984 checks Into Speed scholastically as twenty-three Scholarships. instrumental musicians. With year's Hall. Freshmen arrived on campus on Labor Day, immediately percent of the freshmen, or 84, this background. this not only freshman class can also be beginning a three-day orientation session. Sessions included ranked in the top three of their This year's class is in its Scholastic expected to be among the most the Math diagnostic test and Chemistry placement test. Once high school classes. 47 ranked exceptional and 16 Achievement, but in its national active to ever attend Rose- again the Freshman class has established a record for honors first, 21 ranked second, third. This high diversity as well. Thirty-five Hulman. and activities. ranked Financial Aid reductions causing Pi Mu Epsilon begins problems for many Rose students problem solving contest by Bill Chappell Loans of 226 students were cut much aid as it can, because the formula for determining federal News Editor during the summer because the This year Pi Mu Epsilon, the mathematics honorary, will spon- school received less federal funding is based on the amount Many Rose students were sor a problem solving contest each quarter. A new problem will dismayed this summer to funding than it expected. Student of aid delivered the previous Mathematics bulletin board in Crapo Hall each discover that their financial aid loans were reduced $50 to $450, year. This has posed problems be posted on the for the 1980-81 academic year depending upon the original size for Rose. Because of its small Friday at 12:00 and will also appear in that afternoon's Thorn. was less than they had of the loan. Only those with loans size, Rose was slow getting Solutions (partial solutions also accepted) must be turned into anticipated. This failure of of $400 or less received no cuts. involved in programs like NDSL, Dr. Lautzenheiser, Pi Mu Epsilon officers (Tim Drabik, Fred students to meet filing deadlines which makes it difficult for the McGurk, Mike Call) or Mary Lou McCullough (Mathematics and a shortage of federal funds Even with the reductions, the school to attract federal money. school expects to absorb a secretary) within two weeks of the time the problem is posted. were the major reasons. $40,000 to $45,000 loss. Although Next year. costs for attending At the end of each quarter prizes will be awarded according to the school has requested Rose will rise an undetermined the number of problems solved. In case of ties, the winners will Over fifty returning Indiana additional federal funds. it can and eloquence of the residents failed to file amount. This, combined with be determined by the dates, exposition expect little more. since inflation will make increased solutions. applications to renew their are Indiana State Scholarships whatever funds not financial aid a necessity for most All students except members of the committee in charge of the originally allocated go first to Rose students. may compete for the prizes. Faculty members are en- before the deadline. As a result, national contest in schools located within each one lost $2.000 disaster areas, like the Texas Presently. financial aid is couraged to submit solutions but are not eligible to receive scholarship money. hurricane area. determined on the basis that a priz.s. year at Rose will cost the Other students lost as much as While the school has had student $6,000. This figure is seen Prizes in $1,000 scholarship funds from trouble receiving money for as unrealistic without cost 1st Place: $20.00 + book + certificate Rose-Hulman because they loans, it has had little trouble increases, so next year it will be 2nd Place: $10.00 + book + certificate failed to renew. Most of these raised approximately $1.400. finding Work-Study funds. Rose- 3rd Place: $5.00 + certificate students are sophomores who Hulman handed out a record were unaware that they had to amount of Work-Study this year. In addition, the expected PROBLEM 1. (Solution is due by noon, Sept. 26). In overtaking a renew these scholarships, as Some students received a family contribution will be freight, a passenger train, which is x times as fast, their decreased by $600 to allow for previous financial aid maximum of $975, which is ten takes x times as long to pass as it takes the two applications were part of their hours per week. inflation. The financial aid office applications for admission. hopes that these measures will trains to pass when going in opposite directions. The Financial Aid Office at enable each student to receive Find x. The National Direct Student Rose attempts to hand out as sufficient aid next year. PAGE 2 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1980 Editorial Registration comes to campus Rose-Hulman students wishing registration will get people election of Representative John to register in Vigo County to vote active in the elective process. Myers. Eventually they hope to in the November 4 election will branch into the campaigns of find it as easy as a trip to Registrants will simply need a other Republican nominees. such Moench Hall. sociai security number and a as Senate hopeful Dan Quayle. proof of age. A specific time and The College Republicans. place for the registration will be founded at Rose-Hulman by announced later. Meanwhile. the College Thorm senior Brock Rule. will include a Republicans are looking for voter registration drive as part Any Rose student who will be members. Activities will include of their planned activities. eighteen years of age on or canvassing, phone calling. and before November 4 is eligible to stuffing envelopes. The college vote Students will be able to vote in register. the Vigo County election, including the Presidential Their first meeting vvill be on In a short two months the citizens of this nation will make a The College Republicans are a Monday, September election, once registered. And student organization formed to 15, at 4:30 in major decision on its future. On November 4, Americans will room B-119. Speakers will be elect leaders to guide although registered by aid Republican candidates in us into the eighties. Each and every Rose- Republicans, students will have Ron Hardman. Administrative Hulman student should not their election efforts. Dr. Aid of Vigo County: let this opportunity slip by. no obligation in the fall elections. Bowden will serve as a faculty Apathy is too often the dominant feature advisor. Congressman John Myers, and of any election. This is In fact, according to Rule the Dave especially a problem Lewis. Indiana Vice- among voters eligible for the first time; a -real purpose is to get people Students will initially be Chairman of the College category practically all Rose-Hulman students fall into. The elec- involved... Rule hopes that working closely in the re- Republicans. tion of this fall has all the signs of being one of light voter turnout. Voters have spent most of the summer bewailing the lack of choices for President already. But a choice for President does exist. The campaign is already Thom wekomes contributions beginning to point out the ideological differences between for letters is the same as that escaped Reagan, Anderson and Carter. And the focus is likely to become The editorial staff of THE its notice so a reporter THORN hereby announces outlined above for articles. can be assigned to cover it. much sharper as September fades into October. its Statewide and policies for the school PUBLICITY: Campus and off- PUBLICATION SCHEDULE: local elections coming will also heat up. Clearly it is not a year to give up year. campus organizations are The Thorn plans to publish the precious right to vote. PARTICIPATION: The Thorn welcome to use The Thorn as a weekly. every Friday that school Registering to vote is a start. Although dates vary from state to is the school's newspaper: input means of publicizing their is in session except each tenth state, the Indiana registration deadline is September 22. All that from anyone in the Rose activities or special events. week, but reserves the right to is required is proof of age and a social security card. Registration community ( not just regular Organizations are free to submit change this schedule at any staffers) is welcome and articles, or notices is a quick and easy process at your county courthouse. to the time. encouraged. Staff membership is "Upcoming" column. ADVERTISING: Rates and Rose-Hulman students may also register to vote in Indiana no open to any Rose student. TIPS - HOT and otherwise: procedures are available upon matter what state they call home. Requirements only include Journalism experience is not The staff can't keep track of request. required. residence in the area for a period of one just an interest in the everything that is happening at ADDRESS: The Thorn may be month prior to the elec- paper and the willingness to Rose. The staff tion. This would appreciate contacted at Campus Box 891. requirement is met by every student here. Of course, commit a little time and effort to being informed of any The office is located inside the registrants will receive a local ballot dominated by Vigo County it. newsworthy event that may have Student Lounge. and Indiana state elections. Nevertheless, the Presidential ARTICLES: The Thorn choice will still appear. welcomes articles from outside sources. Any article submitted The second step is obtaining an absentee ballot if necessary. should be neatly written or FRANKLY SPEAKING ....by phi'frank Again, laws vary. In Indiana, a voter can receive an absentee ( preferably typed double- ballot by applying at any courthouse. Consequently, a Rose stu- spaced. It should be in The Thorn I APPRECI,M ALL i'COR RELp dent need only apply at the Vigo County courthouse. Out-of-state office no later than Monday students may have to write to parents evening ( and preferably by AiE sET FOR CoLLEGE,Isicitl, or their local Board of Sunday evening ) prior to Friday GETTING Voter Registration. publication. All articles are PLEASE TAKE THE FoNzia subject to editing to conform 13(7 The final step is to prepare for the election. Read the with standards of grammar, LUNO4BOcKET 34Cic GUI774 newspapers, watch the television, and really know the candidates style. and length. for whom your vote is cast. It is not difficult to discover how the LETTERS: The Thorn also candidates stand on important issues with a minimum of digging. welcomes letters to the Editor for publication. All letters must Rose students are likely to step into positions of leadership. By be signed: the author's name voting, we can set a leadership example for all colleges to follow. will be withheld and held in confidence upon request. Policy nnf On the album front kit by A.J. Fossett It is a sad fact ot rock n' roll somewhat better results. unusually strong. since Anderson that the Rolling Stones went "Drama'', Yes' new album on wrote most of the band's through the entire Seventies Atlantic. promised to mark a previous material. "Machine without ever quite duplicating new direction for the band. but Messiah", the opening set on the the power and intensity that it's essentially the same old Yes. record. abandons the usual marked their music in the Newcomers Geoff Downes on elliptical lyric approach and Sixties. Keyboards and Trevor Horn on alludes to a mechanical god. all So far. the same is true for the vocals both had a hard act to the while maintaining a high Eighties. "Emotional Rescue•'. follow - Rick Wakeman and Jon degree of musical quality that is on their Rolling Stone label. Anderson, respectively. held up throughout the record. demonstrates above all else that Instead of trying to fill the Stones are definitely a blues- Wakeman's and Anderson's "Into the Lens". likewise based band: it also demonstrates stands out, musically shoes. they just decided to be the best ••••••••••• that the chutzpah that marked tune on the record. It would good old Geoff and Trevor, with CO COLLEGE MEDIA SERVKLS box 4244 Berkeley CA 94704 their music in the past is ultimately pleasing results. appear that Yes is still alive and probably gone forever. Outside of Horn's voice being a kicking after eleven years on the "Let Me Go'' - maybe - is the bit lower than Anderson's scene. best reminder of the bygone era. Farinelli-like soar. you can I'm sorry if I gave so much for what it's worth. It leads one scarce tell the difference. space to Yes and very little to Upcoming to hope that the Stones can the Stones. You would too. recover before they fade away. The recording is typically though. if there was that much It's unlikely. though, and that's sharp. the playing expert difference in quality. Friday, September 12 too bad. especially Steve Howe. who Thanks goes to Headstone Deadline for IM football rosters is today. Also, Dr. Logan will Another rock n. roll giant has stands as the best guitarist in the Friends for supplying the have a meeting for those interested in an open softball league. released a new album. with business 1 and the composition albums. Last day for upperclass Congress and Freshman Class Officer n, petitions (turn into Box 618). Saturday, September 13 Rose entertains DePauw at 1:30 in football at Phil Brown The THORN COLLEGE Field, the soccer team hosts Greenville, and the cross-country team visits Danville College to participate in the Hokum- Published weekly at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, 5500 STUDENTS Karum Invitational. SAB presents comedian Harry Waller at Wabash Ave , Terre Haute, Ind 47803 8:00 in WORX. Editor John Sparks Sunday,September 14 Improve your The Physics Club hosts a picnic at 2 p.m. Managing Editor Peter Kehoe grades! Monday,September 15 News Editor Bill Chappell Monday is the final day for schedule changes. Tickets for the Sports Editor Randy Braker Send $1.00 for your Homecoming Concert featuring Harry Chapin and Tom Chapin will go on sale in the Union Office to Rose students. There will 306-page, research paper IM Sports Editor Brad Burton be a limit of 10 per person. Bring your I.D. Reserve seats are catalog. All academic Senior Reporter Don Dodson $6.00. subjects. Tuesday, September 16 Columnist A.J. Fossett Rifle Club and Team meeting is today, while Chess Club Reporters Dale Arund, Rod Braun, Collegiate Research meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Faculty Dining Room. Sister Carol Loren Makus, David Slavin, P.O. Box 25097H Nolan holds rehearsal for an amateur Instrumental Ensemble Los Angeles, Ca. 90025 at 7:00 p.m. in Room 319 of the Conservatory, SMWC. Rose- Jim Weber Hulman students are welcome and may contact Sister Nolan at :: Photographers Rick Anderson, Steve Shuman 535-4141. Wednesday, September 17 Typist Bobbi Coldwell Enclosed is $1.00. Please rush the catalog. Tickets for Harry Chapin and Tom Chapin go on sale to the Business Manager Sam Christie public. Name September 19 Graphics John Egieston Friday, Address Election day for upperclass Congress representatives and Faculty Advisor Kent Harris City Freshman Class Officers. Last day for Freshman Congress State Zip petitions. ROSE THORN PAGE 3 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1980

Coach's Corner Touchton eyes good season by Joe Touchton The Engineers have 35 assembled at Rose-Hulman. football coach returning lettermen and appear leaving the question of how Varsity an Rose-Hulman Institute of to have experience and depth in quickly they can rebuild Technology's football team, five areas - defensive line. offensive line and replace the which notched its sixth straight linebacker, defensive secondary, strong aerial attack of Pfanstiel .500 or better season in 1979 and running back, kicking and to Kaufman and others as the gained a share of the College specialty teams. The four keys to success in 1980. the ball Athletic Conferenee &tampion- players who carried Leading candidates to replace ship, will be aiming to continue most for the Engineers in 1979 include seniors Tom to three years of Schramm enhance the tradition in 1980. return with two Heckel and Bill Krasson and and experience. unit is our Sophomores David Hill and John Our defensive The conference race, as usual, linebacker Ed offense is Pruett. Outside strong suit, while our is expected to go down to the last Wheeler returns and additional somewhat a question mark at week of the season. I look for should be provided by view of the loss to to be depth this point in Sewanee and Southwestern freslunen Jeff Ball, David graduation of our all-time strong. Centre and Principia are leading passer, Kurt Pfanstiel, unknown because of coaching Delvecchio, and Bryan Nestar. and our all-time leading changes, as is Illinois College, The secondary returns intact receiver, Mark Kaufman. Others participating in the conference with five who have started and who were graduated in the for the first time this season. others pushing for a starting spring after very good careers Since not all conference role. Junior Gary Quick is joined were wide receiver John Lewis, members play Illinois College. a by other cornerbacks Brad offensive linemen Mike "wild card" arrangement will be and Chris Bagarus, in Kitchens Coddington, Joe Haniford, Dave used to include the Blue Boys roverback Dan Wolodikewicz and the conference race. Mayfield and Dave Morris, and all-conference safety Paul Gunn. middle linebacker Marty My staff and I believe we have Schramm. as much talent as has ever been Perhaps the strongest point is the depth and experience on the defensive line led by All- candidate senior Scott America practices in preparation for the upcoming Taylor Lidner and Doug Plumer. Other The soccer team Rose trounces will be starters returning are interior season. The opener tomorrow against Greenville here at Rose. adding seven more and giving linemen Alan Fiscus, Ben Brian. The Engineers opened the 1980 and Steve Bogaert. Considerable season last week with an Rose a 14-0 halftime lead. in from one yard depth will be provided by senior impressive win over Taylor, 35- Radecki dove junior out for his first score early in end David Forbes, 13. linemen Mike Donoghue. Barry Head Coach Joe Touchton period three. The score was set pass from junior Fiscus, Tom Nash, and Dan noted that it was the best up by a 15-yard Chris quarterback Curt Bilby to Enloe Swanson, Sophomores opening game he's seen in ten Jackson and Paul Grush. and years. on the one. Nick threw a freshmen Tony Lozier. Neither team scored in the Later Bilby Neargarter, and Shane Roberst. Sports to IM first quarter, but Rose racked up spectacular 40-yard pass four answered touchdowns in the Enloe which set up Radecki's Curt Bilby is the heir apparent second and third quarters to just second score. to the quarterback spot. about ice the game. Hancock scored in the fourth Although Curt hasn't played a on an exciting 40-yard Taylor finally put a touchdown quarter great deal the last two years, I 1 0. and two field goals on the board sweep around the outside. have a great deal ot confidence Round-Up in the Iast period while Rose Placekicker Jeff Jackson in his ability both as a player and added another score. showed his stuff going five for a team leader. by Brad Burton The Engineers defense five extra points. holding Taylor Trojan placekicker Tom Running back is one offensive performed well, area where Rose-Hulman should to 51 yards rushing in 44 carries Mortland was good on field goals Once again it is time for still time to enter that team be its strongest in several years. and for you have been thinking about. and intercepting three passes of 21 and 35 yards accounting for Senior Tony Radecki and junior calculus. all-nighters, from Taylor quarterback Ron six of the Trojan's thirteen. Troy Matz. shared the fullback some, interviews. While we Korfmacher. Taylor's only touchdown came slot last year, while juniors Jay are all well aware of these Sign-up sheets should be Touchton commented on the when Rose fumbled the ball over Cassady and Randy Hancock are academic and job-related available on the bulletin excellance of the kicking game to the Trojans deep in Engineer experienced running backs. aspects of Rose-Hulman, board in Moench Hall. or which kept the Trojans backed territory. Freshman lefthander there is a tendency to rosters can be turned in up throughout most of the game. Dean Hill threw an 18-yard The receiving corps should be overlook a valuable segment directly to Coach Rendel at led by senior Jim Enloe, of campus life: Intramural office in the fieldhouse. Senior Tony Radecki scored strike to Greg Fetzer for the and his two touchdowns while senior Jim sophomores Bernie Smith Sports. Football is slated to begin score. Jim Enloe and juniors Randy Overall, Touchton was pleased Mark Copeland, freshmen Wednesday. September 17. Hancock and Troy Matz added with the performance, but Luckiewicz and Tom Butenhoff. We are fortunate enough to one each. sighted the need for Leading candidates for the have a strong intramural For racquet sports Matz scored first on a one-yard improvement before taking on a offensive line positions are program and an enthusiastic advocates, football will be run early in the second quarter. tough DePauw team this week. senior tight ends Jim Novacek intramural director in Jim backed up by a tennis Minutes later the Engineers The engineers, now 1-0, take on and Steve Jenison, senior guard Rendel. The strength of our tournament later this month: regained possession when senior DePauw tomorrow at Phil Lance Molenda, juniors Jud program stems from the fact while a racquetball Tom Heckel blocked a Taylor Brown Field. Starting time for Alexander, Pat Freeland and that it is aimed at everyone; tournament follows in punt. Radecki then threw a 43- the game is 1:30 p.m. Let's all be John Wooden, and sophomores those in it for physical fitness. October. For all you runners yard touchdown pass to Enloe, there. Alan Avey, Mark Burdslal, Ed those who like some fun. and out there, October will also • 4. , those of us who play to win. • • , •• • Evers, Rob Kilhefner, Todd King bring the annual Intramural and Scott Welham. Leading cross country meet. freshmen are Gregg Lowe and This fall, the ever-popular Greg Duffey. flag football kicks off the B.T.H.O.O.W. intramural season. For those Softball enthusiasts can get , I Ne, who are not familiar with the out on the diamond this fall in intramural program, there Dr. Logan's open softball be minor and major league. No intramural sports will but divisions to suit your style of points are awarded Football rosters are due everyone is eligible. The first play. be held today. at 4:00 p.m. today, so there is meeting will Contact Dr. Logan for more information. Day So, whether you are team G.M. Career Learn to play at the Woods! oriented or like to compete on Piano lessons given by an individual basis. Denson Elliott intramural sports are for you. Watch the bulletin board for Call 535-4141 dates. sign up sheets and Wednesday,September 24, 1980 or 466-2497 (evenings) results! Interview rooms along main hallway in Moench Hall from the various operating divisions of Terre Haute's ONLY DUAL Representatives Personal licensed General Motors Corporation will be on campus Wednes- Barber & Beautician day, September 24 to discuss challenging careers G.M. r. by Rick Johnson , s4N f will be offering to engineers and scientists during the decade of the 1980s. This is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable insight into the corporation's plans on an informal basis throughout the day. 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by Dale Arund been modified slightly to add snarfing contest, hillclimb and Rod Braun is a holdover relay. more interest. There will be 6 from last year. Teams for The final week Staff reporters the features the events which include: jello snarf will consist of five greased watermelon relay. This year's first The major hall snarfing. an innertube race, the students. Each member will be greased watermelon will be Nally pics activity. the Hallympics, is softball tourney, the hillclimb given 30 seconds to eat passed through scheduled as much the legs of the to begin next Tuesday. relay. the greased watermelon as possible. The team that first team member September and over the 16: however. there over and under relay and the comsumes the most jello. by head of the next member. will be some and so to include changes made in frisbee relay around the lake. weight. will be the winner. on. The final event of the games order to increase participation in The events will take place The second event. the will be a the frisbee relay around the annual event. every Tuesday with one event innertube race, will be a race This lake. year. freshmen will be before dinner and one after. The around the obstacles placed on fresh allowed to take part in the softball tourney, en however. will the lake. The Hallympics events. are sponsored extend into Wednesday. The second week will have the by RHA and the events will be The events this Year have also The first event. the jello softball tourney and the run by the R.A.'s. f hoosier electronics Terre Haute's Finest Stereo Store

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