THE SOUTH'S LIVELIEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER
VOLUME LXII, NUMBER 30 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ATLANTA, GEORGIA FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 28 PAGES Energy team readies for Washington contest Tech Students. GITSET is a four proposals to SCORE By RENEE TWOMBLY student initiated and student (Student Competitions on News Staff Writer directed organization that Relevant Engineering), a non seeks to generate new profit student run corporation This Tuesday, a local deli- solutions to the energy of which Georgia Tech is a tavern witnessed the last problem. member. As George Jones, stu weekly meeting of Tech's GITSET saw its inception dent director of GITSET GITSET committee. Fourteen under Dr. Ron Larson.. This states, "Our projects are our of the Georgia Institute of Electrical Engineering own ideas and our innovations Technology Student Energy Professor asked last year's in structuring them—we only Team's (GITSET) hardcore solar electricity class to submit use the faculty in a limited ad organizers culminated the proposals for alternate energy visory capactiy." year long series of planning sources as part of the load re Jones's, and GITSET'S in and beer sessions with travel quirement. From this class volvement stems around arrangements and press enrollment, one third of the SCORE'S purpose. Every eigh releases. students involved pursued teen months SCORE submits What stands behind this their ideas beyond the course a general category to allow its GITSET MEMBERS EXAMINE SOME OF THEIR EQUIPMENT WHICH massive involvement and level. Larson became a facul THEY PLAN TO ENTER IN A COMPETITION SPONSORED BY STUDENT what will soon culminate is a ty advisor to these students member schools to design various related projects. The COMPETITIONS ON RELEVENT ENGINEERING (SCORE). new direction taken by a few who subsequently submitted 1976-77 project, called Energy Resources Alternatives II News Analysis (ERA II) seeks to find new solutions to the energy problem via the design and IM PROFS QUESTION RESEARCH production of innovative alter native energy hardware able for many problems. "If Levy wasn't get Meanwhile, administrators defend to deliver electric power for By SAM FLAX ting the pressure, there wouldn't be the their admitted emphasis on sponsored homes, farms and light in Managing Editor problems," observes Neidell. The debate as to how much research (money makmg) research activities as im- dustries. portant to the future of Georgia Tech both The AAUP report, written by Dr. R.F. should be going at Georgia Tech and what O'Connor, chairman of the group's issues kind it should be is continuing, with for its quality of education and its As a result of thei national reputation. committee and himself an I.M. professor, proposals, SCORE awarded further faculty allegations that the pre views the activity on sponsored research sent administration emphasis is hurting Both Kleiner and Neidell claim they these Tech students $7750.00 have a great deal of respect for Georgia as, "the vortex of a giant whirlpool, with to get them on their feet and among other things morale and teaching all other activities at the Institute more quality. Tech and to be unhappy about leaving the underway. Georgia Tech of school. Kleiner is taking a two year leave and more each day being made to revolve ficially chartered GITSET in Two Industrial Management Associate of absence to be at New York Law School, around the money-gathering pool." November 1976. As a Professors, Dr. Jack Kleiner and Dr. but says he will come back only, "provided Administrators do not hesitate to admit chartered member of SCORE, Lester Neidell, for instance, are both leav Dean (Of Industrial Management Dr. Fer the solicitation of research funds has GITSET, among the fourty ing Tech this year beacuse of dis dinand) Levy is not here." become a major activity at Tech and that member schools, acted on their agreements with the direction of their those faculty members who solicit them, proposals and will soon submit college in this area. Neidell is going to the University of are the ones most likely to get promotions h i competition, Additionally, a new American Associa- Tulsa by personal choice as an Associate t em n and other benefits. tion of University Professors (AAUP) Professor but, "with a substantial raise." An article in a recent issue of the In the project culmination, report claims, "A radical change is being "The whole thing hasn't worked out," Georgia Tech Alumni Magazine boasts 40 hence the travel plans at executed in the root character of Georgia laments Neidell of his time at Tech. percent of the faculty and 30 percent of the deli, the week long competi Tech," because of an emphasis on money Both place blame on the ad- school's support staff are fully supported tion will meet on the 12th of making activities over education in ministration's research emphasis and by research money. June at the Hanford Nuclear general. Levy as a symbol of the administration Continued on paqe 9 Continued on page 11 Streakers revive spring sport, .seek to involve whole campus *6 BHuiMMPHiNCiiy LON PRINGLE: Techniaue reporter and No one is safe in a society News Editor photographer, and released in these nuts." In any Area III residents formation to their activities. One of the streakers himself witnessed more than one moon One streaker, who preferred had a few regrets as to his ac this Monday night, they to remain anonymous said, tions. "If I had another probably saw the reviving of "It's the most enjoyable ex chance, I don't think I would one of the newer college perience I've ever felt." This do it again. It was great for a traditions; streaking. seemed to sum up the general while, but then I ran by a girl As many as 20 adult Tech attitude of the participants, who I knew, and I was em- males were seen running past one of whom said, "Next to sex, barrassed ' the Commons Building this it's the greatest." However, most of the Monday, causing little uproar However, some of the streakers agreed that the due to the vacancy of the scene witnesses were more shocked pleasure was great enough to
at the time. than excited. One onlooker warrant several more adven-
However, interviewing says, "I almost fainted. All of a tures. "I think the whole Tech several of the streakers shows sudden all these guys came student body should get that the event was, on the running right by me. It was the together, and have some real
whole, most enjoyable for most interesting thing I ever gooc| gtreaks. Especially the those participating. These 8aw" chics. It's just not a real streak CHEEK TO CHEEK, TECH STUDENTS THIS WEEK DECIDED TO LET streakers, leaving themselves One male witness said, "I without any girls." wide open, were caught by a think this should be stopped. Continued on page 11 THEIR DEFENSES DOWN AND FACE THE CRUEL WORLD IN THE BUFF. BRINGING UP THE REAR of the newspaper this week as usual is the Sports section. This week's feature article is an interview with Larry Lowe, Tech's number one triple jumper, who won a berth in this years NCAA finals. Read "THE SOUTH'S LIVELIESTCrawford Jones' story on page 27. COLLEGE NEWSPAPER" of is just as bad as the THE REAR END The Car to let the INSIDbeginninE gTODAY—FRIDAY and the middle, accordin, MAYg t27o ,Bo 197b 7 WE'RE STEPPING TO THE REAR summer staff take over for a while. Kipp, who reviewed Hollywood's latest dis- Technique We know you'll miss us, but everybody needs a asterous disaster. See it on page 20. break now and then. See you nextfall! Tech seniors avoid grad school i By DON McALISTER Of the students going to (what one is going to do on a job), News Staff Writer graduate schools, says Donahue, opportunities for advancement, Dr. Michael Donahue, Director of "most are from the School of salaries, and work environment. the Geofgia Tech Placement Science and Liberal Studies." A Donahue feels that the graduate | Center, revealed this week that a representative from the School of has other concerns, though. "One i. majority of Tech's graduating Biology reasoned that, "If you of these is 'Will I be able to do the seniors will be employed after want to get a decent job in science, job?' and 'Am I going to make a graduation, as opposed to atten you almost have to have a masters, bad decision?' " ding graduate school. and you should have a PhD." "They also have on their mind, Although no exact figures have Donahue feels that this situa 'Am I marketable? Will I get a job been tabulated, it appears that tion differs for the engineering offer?' " The last question has been only around twenty-five percent of graduates. He stated, "There are answered for many Tech seniors Tech's graduates will be headed to more job entry levels for engineer with job offers averaging around graduate school. — ing students." two and a half per student. This is As for the rest, Donahue states, Tech students are also reported a major rise over last year's "We'll end up with anywhere from to be getting more job offers than average near two. ten to thirteen per cent who have any other students in the One senior stated that she was not finalized their plans or had no Southeast. According to Donahue, "going to go to graduate school, offers of employment at the time of this is "because of the supply and but I got a job offer." "My graduation." demand situation with the employer said that I could go back Although this year's statistics emphasis on technical graduates." such as these, who go on to earn to school after a year and a half, are not available, in the past, the Of the students going directly TECH GRADUATESi higher degrees, are a rare breed. but I probably won't." majority of students going to into employment, "The majority away as California or even into crease in southern industry cannot graduate school continued to go to go to private business and in A chemistry major who is com another nation, most of the be ignored. Tech. A small percentage, around • dustry," said Donahue. "A signifi ing back said, "I have to;. I don't graduates will work in the Geographic location has been five per cent, are headed for the cant number will go into either want to be a lab technician for the Southeast. This is caused mainly shown to be an important con military. One student considers federal, state, or local government, rest of my life." Another student, by the fact that most Tech sideration when looking for a job. the armed forces "a stable career though." this one planning to go to work, is graduates live in the Southeast, Numerous studies indicate that with a future." Although some will go as far just sick and tired of school, maybe "although the warm climate and in other factors include job content I'll come back later."
open forum Tech students to put their questions directly to Tech's President. All 4 students are encouraged to at tend. EE Auditorium onday, May 30 7:30—9:30 p.m. FREE I Sponsored by Student Government 4 FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 THE TECHNIQUE NEWS Schwarzmueller ^ frosh housing squeeze By PAUL HEILMAN quarter was needed for the housing. Monumental Properties, News Staff Writer freshman overflows. Fortunately, the owners of Timberland and Dean of Housing Gary Schwarz there were also 58 no-shows so all Forest Run apartments, have mueller sums up next fall's hous the students were moved to dorms arranged preferential rates and ing situation in one word: "over after two or three weeks. arrangements for Tech students. crowded." Because of the insufficient dorm There is also free shuttle bus ser More freshman applications space in the system Schwarz vice to the aprtments. have been received this year and mueller has been asking the The housing office has in more returning students are re regents for funds for a new dorm vestigated purchasing the Atlanta questing on-campus housing. for several years. Even if the dorm Townehouse hotel for use as a Transfer students, with the lowest is approved this year it will not be dorm, but the price made the plan priority, should not plan on get ready for use for three years economically unfeasible ting on-campus housing at all. The housing office has tried to The Sheraton Biltmore is Barrack style housing in the alleviate this shortage by helping currently under investigation as Crenshaw Building early fall students find off-campus dorm, but it will probably be too ex pensive, Schwarzmueller related. FASET aids frosh; Schwarzmueller stressed that housing is a service organization new students adapt and cannot influence the decisions FASET, Georgi_ a Tech's student leader, who is responsible for on freshman applications. He also orientation, program will once orienting the new students to both reminded students who are mov DORMITORY SPACE will be at a premium next year, ac again this year attempt to help in the campus and the city of Atlan ing out of dorms to fill in a deposit cording to Gary Schwarzmueller, Director of Housing. coming Freshmen to adjust to the ta. Typical group activities include request form by May 31 realities of college life. rafting on the Chattahoochee or touring Underground Atlanta. Student Council sustains veto; The purpose of FASET, accor- In addition to the tours, the ding to Keith Ivey, orientation leader is also responsible for in- director, is to "familiarize students troducing the student to their refuses research center with the Tech campus and hopeful- academic advisors and, according • By ERNIE MADDOCK quests for telephones and In addition, Wildberger stated, to prevent them from wandering to Ivey, "basically showing them Assistant News Editor stationary." "Without council funding, we will around looking for a building the ropes. Things like where to buy For the first time in its history, Propp also contended that the have a very rough time of getting when they could be spending their food or get a haircut, or how to ride the Student Council voted to sus time which faculty would spend money from other sources...one is time otherwise. a MARTA bus." tain a veto handed down last week supervising the student research interrelated with the other." Sue Sikora, Assistant to the FASET, which stands for by the Student Body President. would be "greater than the time re Other supporters of the bill felt Director of Orientation, agrees Familiarization and Adaptation The bill in question requested quired for them (the faculty the new facility would be a "great with Ivey. "Many incoming to the Environs and Surroundings $3500 for the establishment of a member) to do it themselves." asset" to the Georgia Tech com of Tech, is entering it's sixth year freshmen," she states, "come from Georgia Tech Center for Local Continuing, Propp stated, "with munity. of operation this year. It is, accor small towns where they are really Technology, whose primary pur- all of our efforts to increase The final vote on the issue 15 in ding to Ivey, "one of the best new- familiar with their environments, pose would have been to deal with teaching emphasis and decrease favor of overriding the veto, 20 in student orientations in the entire and when they come to Atlanta, relevant research projects in the research, this seems like a con favor of sustaining the veto, and 1 country." they are totally taken off guard by public sector on a student level, tradiction." the whole thing," she states. Bill Propp, Student Body Presi- abstention. The basic FASET program con- Other reasons cited by Propp in Both Ivey and Sikora emphasiz- dent, expressed several reasons for Another much discussed issue at •I.I • clude a "conflict between perspec sists of two and one half days dur- ed the importance of the more than vetoing the bill. Tuesday's meeting was a proposal ing which the incoming freshman tive and total funding," and the 300 FASET leaders. States Ivey, His first criticism centered submitted by Recreation Athletic class is divided into small groups idea that "student activity fees "They are totally responsible for around $3000 which was to be Intramural Department (RAID) of six to eight members. should not have to parachute a the success or failure of the allocated for the hiring of three Chairman Randy Poliner. The bill, These groups are under the club." program once they meet their student interns for the club. "I do which passed, called for the alloca direction of an upperclass FASET group. not like the idea of paying for stu Opposition to Propp's veto came tion of $1,150 from legislative ap dent scholarships for interns for a mainly from Bobby Wildberger, propriations funds to the RAID club," he stated. author of the bill. In defending the Department. Another reason for the veto was bill, Wildberger stated, "Georgia The money would be used by THE JUNKYARD an allocation in the bill for funds to Tech is the only major technical in Ham Radio Club for the purpose of purchase telephone service and stitution which does not have such installation and maintenance of Disco/ Lounge stationary. "It is traditional," a (Local Government Technology) two telephone lines and the pay 33 stated Propp, "to refuse funds re facility." ment of theft insurance premiums. The phone linesi according to members of the radio club, were Invite the bunch ... necessitated by FCC rules. One line is for an automatic remote Mix a great, big bucket full of device which enables selected per sons to shut down a signal- U Open House Punch! amplifying device called a AJ ril repeater in emergency situations. Serves 32... tastes like a super cocktail! The other line would be used to Greatest drink ever invented! Mix a batch in advance, patch foreign students through to add ice 2nd 7UP at the last minute... serve the crowd their homes from a remote loca tion, such as a dormitory. right out of the bucket! Smooth 'n delicious. Wow! Five hundred dollars of the proposal will cover insurance on the CLUB'S EQUIPMENT. Recipe: Previous to this year, the organiza TUESDAY NIGHT One fifth Southern Comfort tion was unable to obtain in 3 quarts 7UP surance. However, Lloyds of Lon COLLEGE NIGHT" 6 oz. fresh lemon juice don finally expressed interest in One 6-oz. can frozen orange juice insuring the group. ALL NIGHT One 6-oz. can frozen lemonade Chill ingredients. Mix in bucket, WITH I.D. CARD adding 7UP lest. Adde few drops red food coloring (optional); stir Summer Jobs RESTAURANT HONRS: 6 AM - 9 PM lightly. Add ice, orange, lemon LOCATED IN THE: slices. Looks end testes greet! 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'THE SOUTH'S LIVELIEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER' Tech moving to Cambridge
Too^nuch emphasis on research, unthougfitful school. actions by the Housing Office, and questions about A classic example can be found in a couple articles new admissions policies. Any reader of these pages this newspaper ran a couple weeks ago. We wrote of this year would have seen columns on these topics the troubles a pair of professors are having because IDIOT BUSINESS IDIOT and many more like them. A reader might think there they emphasize teaching over research. One prof is Steven Branscombe Steve Krebs is nothing right with this school, at least not in the getting fired while the other can't seem to earn his eyes of students. tenure. One reason we ran these stories was because Technique is a weekly publication of the students of the Georgia Institute But Georgia Tech does have its good points. Tech we were trying to attempt to stir up some student of Technology. The ideas expressed herein are those of the editor or the has a lot to offer students, both academically and reaction. individual authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Board of Student Publications, the faculty or staff of the Georgia Institute of socially. The education students now graduate with is If the student had enough interest to do something Technology or the University System of Georgia. Address all inquiries to: unparalleled by any school in the South, and Tech's about the problems the professors are having, then Technique, P.O.Box 'J', Atlanta, Georgia 30332. reputation appears to be growing nationwide, perhaps the administration would face up to the judging by the large number of companies recruiting problems. Student input is necessary to insure a top- at this school. Some departments are now attracting level education. Friday, May 27, 1977 top-notched faculty, a sure indication of the school's Students at Tech still seem to be content to sit back, academic reputation. work towards increasing their GPA, and graduate To fully attain the highest levels in the academic into a secure job. This attitude is fine at most schools, world, Tech still has a way to go, but this school is but passive attitudes don't help the reputation of the Saved funds moving in the right direction. school. The first step was taken this year by the Georgia The students need to join together and become a Bill Propp's veto of an appropriation of student legislature when they passed a pay raise for voice that the administration will listen to. Students activity fees money for off-campus research was a strong university faculty. Tech was close to losing a number complain to one another about the problems of the showing of leadership as well as common sense. of their top faculty if the raise didn't go through. If school, from campus policies to lousy professors, but Cooperation with local communities should indeed be a these pay raises continue and approach the levels of these same students would never think to talk to some private schools, then Tech will be able to anyone who is in a position to help the situation. concern of Georgia Tech students, but there are many continue to attract reknowned professors. Unless these student opinions are voiced to the right needs at home that demand attention before The facilities drastically need updating. It appears people, then students may as well keep their thoughts questionable spending on inflationary make-work the IM College may eventually get their new building, to themselves. research projects should be undertaken. but with the troubles the architects seem to be having There has been an increase in student involvement with their addition, there is no telling when the IMs on campus over the last few years, but it is still not Federal money is often awarded to such worthwhile will see their building. The IMs, though, are not the enough to make a strong influence on policy community action, and Tech students interested in those only ones who needs new facilities. Health Systems decisions. The voice of the students, SGA, has taken type of off-campus projects would do better by applying will never be able to get off the ground without a home little advantage of the opportunity to play a part in for national support. Georgia Tech already has many of their own, and the IEs could go for a new building the decision making process. as well. Hopefully, students will continue to be involved in worthwhile organizations that are more visable to But faculty and facilities do not alone give a school campus happenings. Student involvement may not students here than any off-campus project could be; a high reputation. The students attending the school, make Georgia Tech another MIT, but it will move the money is needed for art, lectures, sports, publications, more than any other single group, make or break a school in that direction. broadcasting, religion, music and other activities, money school. that can only come from valuable student activity fees. For Tech to move into the high echelon of schools, (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is Steven Branscombe's last column the students must be of the highest level. There is no ever for the Technique as he is graduating with some sort of Support to off-campus programs should only result from easy degree. He's moving to Buffalo to shovel snow and still questioning Tech draws some of the finest students needs a wife, so all interested applicants are invited to sign a surplus of funds after on-campus programs are from all over the country, and even the world. But the up in the Technique office. Experience is a must, since he adequately funded, and there is no guarantee that such a students don't seem to be the type who care about the doesn't have any.) surplus will exist next year. Propp's action by no means should be a veto of all Sam Flax future interaction between Tech and the Atlanta community. Instead it should serve as a warning that Tech's first responsibility is to itself. Bidding adieu to old friends
It's rough watching the seniors go. and colleges, has seen its applications and enrollment As they take tests for the last time, get ready for jump over the past few years despite the declining Aloha jobs, make wedding plans and do a dozen other final college age population. chores, it's hard not to be just a little bit jealous. Many For instance, one is starting to hear more and more Good luck to the graduating seniors. Now that their of them are probably crying about leaving old friends rumblings of faculty unhappiness concerning struggles with Tech are just about over- if they can make never to be seen again except at occasional reunions. administration research policies. Granted, there are a it through the rigors of graduation they can begin their But don't believe them a minute. They're happy few faculty members who object to any kind of getting out of this palce, or at least that's a junior's research simply because it requires some personal struggles as "productive" members of society. viewpoint. exertion. But from talking to many people there seems Throughout their years at Tech, by participation in Behind them, seniors leave four or most likely even to genuine feeling that the emphasis on money clubs, activities and volunteer programs, the seniors more years of education at Georgia Tech and another making sponsored research is limiting other research activities, along with indications the effects are have left their own special mark on campus postage due 12 or 13 years straight as a student. They're really ready to get out. carrying over to the classrooms as teachers are forced perhaps but a contribution nonetheless. By combining So what kind of school is the Class of 1977 leaving? to leave. the skills learned at Tech with some common sense, this In some ways it is different, but in many ways the The large increase in students is also causing year's graduates are bound to have a significant impact school has changed little in the past few years. More problems. Dorm overcrowding is leading the housing office to propose basically uneconomic alternatives. on each of their respective communities. importantly, it is the world they are entering that has changed radically in the past four years and thus is Educational quality is in a position to suffer as class Graduation has traditionally been both a time of affecting the school. sizes balloon particularly in basic freshman courses endings and beginings. Mammaries of friendships When the Class of 1977 first laid eyes on Ma Tech in that provide students with their foundation for higher formed during the years of learning and growth at Tech September, 1973, Richard Nixon had almost another learning. Additionally, despite recent efforts to bolster them, are often intermingled with thoughts of those new year before he would be finally forced out of office, and it was only a dream in a South Georgia Peanut faculty salaries at Tech have risen so little in the past friendships and experiences that are yert to come. farmer's mind that he would ascend to the White few years so as to rank them near the bottom of those House. nationwide, and embarrassing and dangerous But the most important event of the period for situation. Georgia Tech and this country was to occur only days These problems all go back to a General Assembly New status after the new rats attended their first game at the seemingly hell bent on creating a university system Flats (Bill Fulcher was still the coach.) It was the based more on sheer quantity of schools than on Congratulations to the Jackettes! The women's bloody Yom Kippur War thousands of miles away and quality. With inadequate funding for continuing basketball team has finally gained varsity status. The the resulting Arab oil embargo that first gave the bulk programs yet money available for opening schools in Board of Trustees of the Georgia Tech Athletic of the American population a tast of what doing certain members' districts, the policy has begun to Association made the decision at its last meeting in May. without energy would be like. catch up with itself at Tech. While Atlantans did not suffer the long gas lines None of these problems are new, yet their continued After three years of hard work as a club with a steadily- found elsewhere, the national scare was enough to get existence can only hurt Tech and other state improving record, the newly-gained varsity standing Home people thinking about alternative energy universities. This year's seniors are losing their gives the Jackettes the recognition they deserve. sources. intimate familiarization with Tech and its As a varsity sport, it will be much easier for the Sure the gas lines and the accompanying crisis conditions, but they should always be indebted to it atmosphere died for many the next spring, but a few for a good education with this debt goes an obligation women's basketball team to attract serious competitive people here at Tech started working on among other to protect the school's future. athletes than it was as a club. The varsity status will things solar energy. We juniors and other underclassmen have an prove to be beneficial not only in recruiting new athletes, Tech is now a leader in solar energy research obligation to improve and speak out on the school. but also by providing an added incentive for the present seemingly giving it a (pardon the pun) bright future. Good or bad Georgia Tech's reputation will have Additionally, Tech, unlike most four year universities much to do with our own futures. members in the form of a varsity letter. Danny Fineman
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One of the least known yet most interesting legends advertising departments. Looking around the Tech in Georgia Tech history is the school's relationsip campus, it's easy to spot all the "easy touches" with with former Governor Uncle Lester. For years he serv Electrophonic stereos, Rolling Writer pens, Levis, ed great home-cooked meals in his joint on Hemphill Touch-tone phones and all the other goodies that cost Avenue; now it's a placement center for Tech students twice as much as they should because of all those to find jobs. He had his Presidential election party in stupid television, radio and magazine ads that force the plush Atlanta Townehouse; now they're thinking people to buy the stuff. of making it a high-rise dormitory for students to Students here are no smarter than the rest of sleep in. And if events follow that established pattern, society; there's more than one fiberglass skateboard it won't be long before students here have to go to a va rolling around Peter's Park. cant restaurant in Underground for registration of classes. Uncle Lester may ride his bicycle funny, but ft President Carter's decision to withdraw ground he sure makes his mark on the development and ex troops from Korea is an interesting test for that pansion of his favorite institute of technology. Not country to see if peace can be maintained at hostile that any rednecks go to school HERE. borders. The pull-out means a significant savings in Now Uncle Lester has gotten together with his ex- overseas military spending but creates the need to con dishwasher to experience the smell of the grease find alternative work for all those soldiers. And at paint and the roar of the crowd in that age-old least soldier in Korea got his reassignment early this "Bad news, honey—Jones just resigned.' dynamic profession known as show biz. Singing and week. dancing are in Lester's blood; the colorful chicken The big-brother-type closing of General Singlaub's vendor loves showing off in public appearances, mouth on the Korean issue may have saved Carter's Don Cope record albums, T-shirts, wrist watches and pick face, but it was a serious attack on the principles of handles, and his new nightclub act fulfills an age old free speech and peaceful dissension. A double dream of entertaining people.They can call Lester a standard appears as an ambassador to a world body lot of things, but no one can deny his knack for stay can fly around insulting foreigh leaders while an Good-bye, chumps ing in the headlines. Trading in his chicken wings for officer with a career of experience is not even allowed a banjo, Uncle Lester makes one last attempt at to think for himself. Carter's original intention may recouping losses from his business and the last elec have been liberal, but the repression that followed can Richard Brautigan once wrote, school that quarter for setting the tion. only be described as fascist. The Bill of Rights gives "My teachers could easily have dumpster on fire and blowing up Show business will never be the same again. Usual freedom to ALL Americans, even talkative Army ridden with Jesse James for all the an exit sign with a cherry bomb. ly it works the other way around entertainers retire generals. time they stole from me." As my From then on, it was all down and run for office a politicians. But leave it to a four years at Tech draw to a close, I hill and I'll be forever grateful to Georgia chicken fryer to break tradition and go from Since a few people are leaving us for greener still can't bring myself to agree my first roommate for politics to singing. All he needs for national recogni pastures next month, celebrations and other with Brautigan's statement. enlightening me to the semi-real tion now is an appearance on the GONG SHOW. festivities are now being planned for their departure. But then I don't feel that my world of Georgia Tech. Nobody Not having the resources to finance one of those professors were my only teachers comes here to learn all that expensive operations, I instead submit the following at Tech. The people I've met and nebulous technical stuff like There's a new cereal on the shelves now called BRAN tribute, which can be sung to the tune of a popular the problems I've confronted in the calculus after all. The subject was, CHEX, joining WHEAT CHEX, RICE CHEX, CORN CHEX, Stevie Wonder single. last four years have taught me just is, and always will be survival; and other assorted "chex" on the runaway marketing as much, perhaps more, as those everything else is second-nature. horse for more volume and profits from the creation of fellows who are frequently known Things like rushing fraternities a, bogus market. Advertisements proclaim the need PUT UP YOUR DUKES as "staff" in the funny colored (and receiving bids and not for bran and fiber in a balanced diet and how booklets that appear every pledging), watching drunks consumers need that type of cereal to stay healthy MA TECH IS A TRIP WITHIN ITSELF quarter. Of all the professors almost fall out of the upper deck at and alert. What they fail to explain is how the human WITH A MYSTIQUE NO ONE UNDERSTANDS who've taught me, or at least football games, getting an 8:30 race has survived for a few thousand centuries WITH A LENIENT SECURITY attempted same, some have had time card for winter quarter without their valuable product. FOR ALL TO DRINK AND TOKE AND CHEER THE BAND great personalities and been great registration when it's thirty-three But advertising is like that; promotional gimmicks BUT JUST BECAUSE THE TRANSETTE HAS A TRACK teachers, others have had poor degrees and raining, and learning are used to trick the consumers into demanding DON'T MEAN THAT IT WILL TRACK dispositions and been miserable to live with 8000 strangers are something they don't need. It's an old economic BUT AFTER STATICS YOU'LL KNOW WHERE YOU ARE . teachers, while still others have subjects that can't be taught in the postulate that if a producer markets a product, there's AS THE STINGER HITS YOUR CAR been a mixture of the two. The Skiles building. They must be always some chump out there who will buy it. Items great profs were at least able to experienced to fully appreciate like trash compactors and drip coffee makers are total THEY ARE LEAVING ALL OVER bang something into my head and understand them. wastes of time; the world got along fine without them, THEY ARE LEAVING ALL OVER HOORAY concerning my major so I won't be There have been some joys for and little outcry would erupt if they were taken off the THEY ARE LEAVING ALL OVER at a complete loss when I start my me at Tech, but a lot more market. Innocent people are brainwashed by mass WE'LL BE LEAVING OURSELVESTOO SOMEDAY job in the real world. However, the frustrations and I'll probably media to say "I really need that new after-shave bad profs, no matter how never stop complaining about lotion" even though their faces don't fall off from not MA TECH LOVES TO SHAFT AND ALWAYS WILL unbearable, also managed to teach Georgia Tech's problems. So why using it. Children "just have to have" a Tootsie Roll BE SOMETHING YOU CAN'T EQUATE WITH REAL LIFE me SOMETHING, even if it was only do I try to convince every high even though the sugar eats away their teeth and BUT HERE ARE SOME OF OUR SCHOOL'S HEROES how to survive and get a decent school kid that I meet to go to contributes nothing to their complexions. THAT WE REMEMBER HELPED US THROUGH THE NIGHT grade from a lousy prof. Georgia Tech? Is it because I think The way people spend money these days, it's like FOR THERE'S SCHWARZIE, FRANKIE, CAPTAIN JOE But it is Tech itself and the that if I had to suffer through it, they have wads to burn. The Mercury Monarch is the AND THE CHUMP OF ALL OLD MITCH people (not just the profs) who everyone else does or is it because EXACT same car as the Ford Granada, yet chumps shell AND WITH DILLARD'S VETOS RINGING OUT inhabit it that provide the real there really is a valuable education out an extra thousand dollars or so for no logical THERE'RE NO WAY THE HILL CAN BITCH learning experience. Hopefully, to be obtained here? Maybe it's reason. Fools pay double for Bayer Aspirin rather Tech administrators will never because I think everyone should than the Safeway brand even though chemically they THEY ARE LEAVING ALL OVER realize that educational fringe have an 8 o'clock calculus test on are the same. THEY ARE LEAVING ALL OVER TODAY benefits that Tech's atmosphere Monday morning, or a next door Even the so-called educated college folks pay extra THEY ARE LEAVING ALL OVER provides or students might soon be neighbor who thinks his to support a company's extravagant marketing and WE'LL BE LEAVING OURSELVESTOO SOMEDAY charged a "dealing with saxophone playing is God's gift to bureaucratic red tape and the the music world. Or maybe it's knowledge gained from it" fee to because I think no one should be go along with the $2.50 we shell out deprived of the opportunity to read mm SfflTiK for a "transportation" fee (which the TECHNIQUE or watch Pepper's gcikh is a learning experience in itself). wishbone run up the middle for a When I came to Tech, I was yard then fumble. Or maybe it's \TOWMK1HE j seventeen, a Northerner who'd because I think everyone should MMNL_J never been away from home, and have the chance at a career and the terrified. I'd only been to Atlanta "big money." once before and my knowledge of Ma Tech isn't really the whore Southerners, rednecks, grits, and that everyone says she is. She's "Dixie" was nil. I experienced a simply a wallflower that just sits severe culture shock when I met there—unless you ask her to my first roommate - a fifth quarter dance, then watch out. And it ain't freshman redneck from Alabama no disco boogie either. who came into the room toting a shotgun in one hand and a coil of rope in the other. The first thing he asked was, "How do you feel about IEDITOR'S NOTE: Thit la al»o niggers?" I remember mumbling Hon II I ^CAMPUS FORUM? with more student input. We BUS SCUTTLE mocking of the American involved between an 8.7 and a incorrectly accused of irresponsibility. In the latter will also continue to inform Dear Editors: Cancer Society advertisements 7.6, performance in gymnastics case, a front-page retraction arch students of new National Transportation is in extremely poor taste. than following a pigskin up was in order, not the tiny information before we inform Service, Inc. has operated the Wise up, editors, this sort of and down an artificial turf. apology on page eight. the Technique. We will be Stinger Bus Shuttle for four immature lampooning has no Broaden your horizons a Being fair in my criticism, let happy to review future articles years without any major place in journalism. little bit. Every four years the me add that the Technique (and for grammatical and factual accidents or injuries to Joey Ramone world gets together and has other student publications) are accuracy. students. We realize Tech's Box 33201 competition in these "minor" a tribute to a school that is Bill McLees student enrollment has sports. From all the money that supposedly lacking in artistic Box 33361 increased steadily during this FRUSTRATIONS television networks spend and talent. While not uniformly- period, and this gives us all the the viewer ratings their well-written, the Technique Richard Powell more reason for good and safe Dear Editors: coverage receives, it appears contains some excellent Box 30458 operators, who are conscious of Some people play racquetball that the public is still pretty editorials and informative the job they are performing. We to relieve frustrations. interested in these "minor" articles, and I would not miss GENERATE JOBS have been notified of a problem Unfortunately, sometimes sports. an issue. with one operator's driving on trying to play racquetball can We don't put in a "minor" Dear Editors: the campus, and upon lead to frustration. As an amount of time or a "minor" Thomas Collins The furor over teaching verification by our staff, this example, let's consider the amount of effort into our sports, Box 36256 versus research neglects two IF operator has been replaced. situation a few friends and I track & field is not a "minor" important points. found ourselves in during SAC sport and if your Sports Editor With reference to an accident First, the masters and the week. Karl Green doesn't understand of April 29,1 think it needs to be doctorate degrees are not 1 semantics, maybe he shouldn't HATCHET JOBS noted that the accident report We had a racquetball teaching degrees but research | be writing. clearly indicated the car was reservation for 8:00 p.m. on Dear Editors: degrees. The professor who § Tony Alvarez illegally parked - in the curve at Wednesday. When we arrived, We wish to correct some refuses to do research says, in Captain, G. T. Track & Field a fire hydrant - and if that we discovered that a SAC misconceptions engineered by effect, "Yes, I spent years wasn't enough, an auto had tournament game was still in several recent articles. learning research techniques in double parked - as is a constant progress. We were told by the First, Dean Fash has done an my field. But, no, I do not do EXPLOITATION problem - causing the operator attendant that the SAC excellent job of chairing the what my education trained me tournament games had to back the bus. Our operators Dear Editors: building committee. The to do." priority. Hence, we would have have been advised to never I would like to add my students were dissatisfied with For any creative professional to wait. By 8:30 p.m. we left in back a bus while in training, support to Kand C. M. Beise, the building addition, not with it is a matter of good faith to do disgust. but on Third St. approaching who protested the use of the dean's conduct. He research which advances the I thought the SAC facilities Williams, students have no sexually-oriented advertising certainly did not deserve the state of the art and to publish were for students. I do not concern for the bus service by the Student Center hatchet jobs of Pringle and the results. understand how any group can provided by the Stinger. The Programs Area. The beauty of Maddox. We feel he has the Second, it is the function of a J get a "priority" over their use. It Stinger can not run on schedule the human body cannot be interests of arch students first university to generate ideas is bad enough that so many if it has to contend with double denied, but its use in the in his priorities, and that he through research. An architect F courts are reserved for parked cars in this area. promotion of completely deserves apologies for your told me recently that he wishes tournaments, but it is the he could spend one year ofl Finally, it is our intention to unrelated activities is an misrepresentations. ultimate insult to get "bumped" every few in an academic provide the best possible unpleasant reminder of how we We feel the building from fair reservation. setting so that he can service to the Georgia Tech "intelligent" human beings committee did not conspire to I believe my friends and I are experiment, can push against campus, through the use of safe can be conditioned like produce a bad building. The due an apology from those the boundaries which bound and competent operators and Pavlov's dogs. Let's not justify faculty members are all people in charge of the SAC him in a work situation. the best of equipment. If we fail this type of advertising by exceptional in their fields. But tournament. I am also curious Indeed, tenure was created to in this effort, please feel free to saying that we see it every neither they nor we designed to know if anyone else had the give professors a sanctuary contact me personally at day—let's aim for something the addition. If that was our same problem. I would suggest wherein they may deal with the National Transportation better. job, we would not have required that this situation not be experimental and the Service. It would be just as degrading architects. We have been on the allowed to happen again. controversial. Ideally, tenure Robert L. Melson, Sr. if the Programs Area had used committee since mid-March Fred Willard should make possible truly Transportation a male model in a female- and feel student ideas have Box 37053 creative research; instead, it is Superintendent oriented ad, but the absence of been considered. Also, when all too often as license to roll NTS, Inc. such advertising points out yet sign-up sheets were posted last SEMANTICS another unfortunate attitude at fall, fewer than five students over and die professional^. It is to say emphatically, SOCK SMOKING Dear Editors: Tech (and elsewhere)—too expressed interest in the however, that research is not I'm getting a little tired of often the female population is committee. the all-purpose villain when Dear Editors: hearing that I participate in a ignored completely. There's The committee worked on the teaching is bad. The Your publication is to be "minor" sport that "most still far to go before equality premise that a bad building is reasearcher is more likely to be "conirrrended for its usually people could care less about...". becomes reality. better than no building. It current in his field. Most responsible journalism and I didn't even particularly care Also, I would like to request would be possible to wait more important, he is not asking sophisticated layout. for the "Minor" Sports Athlete that the Technique print this years for a better building students to do a back-breaking Sometimes, however, your of the Year idea. It is true that letter accurately. Some words design. However, around one labor of research which he crude attempts at humor are most gymnastics, wrestling, from my last letter to the editors hundred students a year are himself is unwilling to do. unprofessional and seditious, swimming and track & field (4/29) were omitted (without being turned away because of Those who cry that research certainly unbefitting a competitions don't draw sell any indication of removal), and lack of space. We feel it is more causes bad teaching should not newspaper the calibre of the out crowds and make tons of the meaning was changed important to educate these forget that research and Technique. money—especially here at significantly. I thought that students than to wait for a publication are inextricably I refer, of course, to the "I Georgia Tech. One reason for the Technique was criticized better building. bound to the professional func smoked socks and lived" this could be that it takes a unduly until this happened, Thanks to Howard Stewart tion of college professors. advertisement on page 10 of slightly more knowledgeable and I was further displeased and Charlie DeMars, we are last week's issue. This morbid fan to recognize the subtleties when the SAC contractors were going to build a better building Maxime Turner English Der^rtment^.JP Steven Branscombe, Idiot Steve Krebs, Business Idiot ^Technique Sam Flax, Managing Idiot Dan Fineman, Associate Idiot Friday, May 27, 1977 Don Cope, Lon Pringle, News Idiot Georgia Institute of Technology Senior Idiot Robbie Farrell, Features Idiot Karl Green, Sports Idiot Pete Casabonne, Photo Idiot Technique welcomes letters criticizing or prais NPWN Stuff: Krnie Maddork, Assistant News Idiot; Greg Connors. David Etzkorn, Paul Heilman, ing editorial policies and opinions. Letters to the Crawford JON—, Don McAliszer, Wesley Petty. Steve Randall, Renee Twombly, CreR Winkler editors should not exceed 300 words, be signed by Editorial Assistants: Chris Povinelli, Assistant Idiot j Stan Reeves. the authors) and have valid mailing addresses at Features Staff: Mark Ansley, Jim Carnahun, Mike Hansell, Boh Kipp, Tom McCarthy, Tommy tached for verification. Please address all such cor Ramone, Iinda Robinson, Burt Smith respondence to: Associate Idiot, Technique, P.O. Sports Staff: Cal linhcock, Nelson linker, Pat Bolan. .lose (lonzalez, l.arry Johnson, Be mice Box 'J', Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Georgia 30332. liockhart, John Rodin, Alfredo Renins Guest editorials are also accepted as space per I'hoto Staff: Rick Bermudez, Pete Duhler, Kevin Kelly, Howard livernnee, John Penn, Pradip Satfdeo, Karl WilkinH mits. Columns should be at least 600 words long Business Staff: Neil Brown. National Ad Manager, Craig Davis. Local Ad Manager, Tammy and submitted one week prior to publication. Kulwider. Peyton Thorn Subscription rates are: $3.50 per quarter, $12.00 Secretary: Sharon Navano per year, and $400.00 for a lifetime membership. hi . utive Advisor: Dr. James I). Young FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 • THE TECHNIQUE • EDITORIAL than that of the country. department. At present, the approach. There are strong are concerned about other 'Reck responds Despite the concentration of Electrical Engineering pressures for the removal of the students' cheating because of Dear Editors: solar energy and other Department has a clear lead in food and drink machines from the grade point system, Their The editorial in the Friday, alternative energy research this direction. the building. These pressures logic is that if a poor student May 13 issue of the Technique projects on campus, the present 4) The level of energy can be withstood provided each cheats, he will make a better concerning the Ramblin' Reck energy engineering curriculum electives should be lowered, of us will remember to behave grade point average than the Club and the charge of deletion available to undergraduate especially in the Nuclear as considerate adults. good student who does not of Jim Prolsdorfer's students needs major Engineering Department. Thanks again. cheat. This will put the good nomination from the Minor revitalization. I do not wish to Sophomores and Juniors E. G. Robert, Director of student in a bad light for future Sport Trophy is completely understate the difficult first should be placed in these Libraries employment. I concede there inaccurate. Clarification is steps which were courageously survey courses, not Seniors and may be a grain of truth in this, needed. taken by the founders of energy grad students, and the level of but not to any great degree. As Nominations for the Minor engineering to establish the teaching should be adjusted a student's courses depend Sport Trophy were submitted certificate program. However, appropriately. Cheating more and more on the by-the various coaches of the after a year of studying in the In the hope that some of these knowledge he has gained in Minor Sports. Buddy Fowlkes, energy-related courses suggestions will be considered Dear Editors: previous courses, a student who track coach submitted the recommended by the by the powers that be, I am I would like to respond to an does not have this knowledge nomination of Dexter Rowland. curriculum, backed by a year of sending copies of this letter to editorial on cheating which finds it harder and harder to It was not until after this extra-curricular activities, such the energy engineering faculty appeared in the Technique at fake it, and many of them give nomination and the other as participation in the SCORE and various department heads. the beginning of this quarter, up and drop out. Even when Minor Sports nominations had project, my evaluation of the I am sure they already realize two things struck me about this such a student does accomplish been sent to the printer in order energy engineering program is the importance of energy editorial. First, that the graduation, he will find it more to process the ballots that it that it has severe problems. I engineering, which may, in students who don't cheat and more difficult to fake was discerned that Cross believe the Administration fact, be the most important type should be concerned about Deople out as he enters his Country was indeed a Minor should conduct its own realistic of engineering for the rest of those who do. Second, that the career. Even if he finds Sport separate from track and evaluation of the curriculum, this century. My purpose is responsibility for allowing someone to help him in his job, merited a nomination of its but, in the meantime, here are merely to provide them with cheating lies with the he can never find confidence or own. Coach Polhemus was my recommendations for student input and response to professor. enjoyment in his life work. He approached and submitted Jim improving the program: the present energy curriculum. Cheating goes on in every will always be filled with anxiety over whether he will be Prolsdorfer's name. 1) The Social Sciences Bruce J. Cutler college, in every classroom, and able to get help this time, This is the reason that Department should take over in every facet of life the student Box 35602 whether the next fake out will Prolsdorfer's name was not on responsibility for the core will encounter. No matter how be successful, whether the the ballot. Further, since his curriculum. Their professors many laws are passed, no bridge will stand or fall. Who was a valid nomination, it was are better equipped to teach the matter how strict a school wants to look forward to a life to be allowed as a valid write-in. problems of energy vs. clamps down, cheating will Shhhhhh! like that? If a student is A sign to this effect was posted environment, energy remain a fact of life. Witness concerned about others at the balloting table. economics, history of the Dear Editors: West Point, or Watergate. cheating, he can simply make The charge that the Reck energy crisis, and so forth. Your head editorial of May 13 Because of this, each individual sure that the opportunity or Club indiscrimately removed 2) The Architecture on noise and other student has to make his own temptation to cheat does not Prolsdorfer's name is Department should restrict inconsiderate behavior in the decision about what kind of life come from him. inaccurate and blatantly itself to what it does best: Library is most appreciated. he will live. Then he must irresponsible. One would think teaching courses dealing with We hope it will have the desired decide how to reconcile this I don't remember whether the that in the pursuit of the design of dwellings for effect. It is most unfortunate decision with the social professor who was allegedly Journalistic accuracy and energy efficiency, and solar that a few who feel compelled to environment in which we live involved in the incident was responsibility that the energy applications. act childishly infringe on the today. questioned or not. Perhaps this Editorial Board would have Otherwise, the architects rights of (hose who wish to A student who cheats in any professor allowed cheating in investigated the charges before should leave energy study. way really only hurts himself. his class to see who would recklessly printing them. engineering to engineers. The Library tries to operate He fails to learn what was 'succumb to the temptation. If any apology is owed, and it 3) Engineering departments, with a low profile providing, necessary in the first course, Perhaps he wanted to find the is, it is from the Editorial Board especially the ESM without fanfare, the materials and this makes the second troublemaker in the class. A to both Jim Prolsdorfer and to department, should back up and services essential to the course that much harder. This good professor should be able to 1 the Ramblin' Reck Club. their apparent support of the academic and in turn makes the third course tell if a student cheats without I Beau Armistead "encouragement" of the energy research programs of the harder by an even greater even being in the room, since a Box 30092 engineering program by Institute. Its chief request to degree. Aside from the moral student's plagarized work will making it easier for students to those who use the facility is implications of cheating, certainly not be characteristic take special topics courses that they respect the rights and itseems only practical to make of his previous or future work. Energy crunch dealing with energy problems, privacy of other users. The things easier as one goes along Some professors may allow or and by finding professors who golden rule can and will work if by having the knowledge even encourage cheating in Dear Editor: will handle supervision of given an opportunity. necessary to function at the order to be liked by student^Jo Georgia Tech's energy policy senior projects on energy There are strong pressures next level. win a sort of popularity contest. is in considerably worse shape problems within their for a "rules and regulations" Some students say that they Those who do should stop and think about the professor who was rated #1 in the Course I Critique. The students themselves admitted his tests ;Xv. were hard and he was very strict, and they respected him greatly for this. His classes were full and his students learned something. Perhaps the easy professors should realize that instead of winning a popularity contest, they are being scoffed at. If an easy professor can live with his own conscience, perhaps he should re-examine his own conception of his reputation in the students' eyes. The professors I have had the most respect for were not only strict, but gave their sincere students extra time and challenging questions outside class as mind stretchers rather than extra credit brownie points. Professors and students alike must make their own decisions in this matter. Each person has to live with the consequences of his own decisions, whether other people know about them or not. And each person can reap the full satisfaction of his own success only when it is his own. Laura K. Pitts Box 32160 8 • THE TECHNIQUE • NEWS • FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 NEWS COMMENTARY SGA sparks relations B^iLpN PRINGLE know, here at Tech, it seems that of the student'-s concerns will be tion at Academic Senate meetings As far as the performance of the News Editor the administration and: the acted upon. ^ as well as the General Faculty Student Council in other areas un In the past we have had few cam students are on different ends of For this reason, the only meetings. der the new administration, little, paign promises of SGA presidents the campus, and neither tries to possibility for 'arty type of im However, the best move in the if any, change has come about. actually/ materialize. However, meet one another." proving student life lies with put right direction is the "Ask Presi Although Propp is trying to JBill Propp, as he campaigned, is ting the administration on the dent Pettit" night. Although the change things by instituting a addressing one major problem on Although this observation same wavelength with the idea is not completely original, "project" system where each com campus and possibly giving Stu seems obvious, the problem is im students. Student Government is and probably doesn't conjure up mittee is assigned a project, the dent Government a useful direc portant for the simple fact that not powerful enough to do thoughts of an exciting time in council itself will not respond to tion. any kind of action on campus, anything without the support of students' minds, it is the type of ac the needs of the students until it That major problem is student- from a new parking lot to warmer the administration. tivity that is essential to better quits its internal bickering. administrative relations. It was water for the SAC pool, must go One asks, is the administration student-administrative In Washington the Democ only a couple of days ago when a through administrative channels. willing to listen to students and relationships. >C1 v m and Republicans battle it outat. . 3 student I was talking to said If the administration is unaware answer their questions? Sur If Pettit fields a large amount of Tech we have the Polinerites, the something to the effect of, "You of the concerns of the students few prisingly, the answer is yes. Dur questions in any specific area, Wildbergerites, the don't-give-a- ing my time with the Technique I such as parking, research, or new damn's, and the resumes. In case have had the opportunity to talk dormitories, he will become aware you are not familiar with the coun with many administrators, and that these problems are the most cil, the Polinerites refer to the loyal have found that most respect and important to the students. This oc Summer Rooms followers of Randy Poliner, the listen to the ideas of students. casion, taking place May 30, Wildbergerites to those of Bobby Yes, even the big boys presents the perfect opportunity Wildberger, the don't-give-a- Air conditioning themselves, President Pettit, Vice- for each Tech student to sound off Carpeting damn's to those who don't care, Presidents Crawford and Stelson, his (or her) gripe to the man on the and the resumes for those who sit the Director of Admissions, and hill himself. on the council for their own ego $140.00/QUARTER the registrar, take an interview It also presents an interesting and because it looks good on their with the Technique, seriously. situation to the President; that of resume. I have found most ad trying to explain his situation as ministrators very frank and open, head of the Institute. I think many The factions seem to have been Kappa Sigma and they are usually willing to will find that, even though the ad particularly well drawn after this level with a student. There is ministration's policies may not year's election. Together these always information they don't agree with many students, the ad groups are able to do no more than 182 SIXTH STREET want to release, but. they realize ministration is doing what they argue about issues of which SO per that a Tech student is not stupid sincerely believe is best for the In cent of the student body knows or Come by or contact Gary Greiner at 892-6252 and won't be fooled by smooth tal stitute. could care less about. king administrators. Our administration is basically It is little wonder that student Perhaps then, the students good, and the Institute is basically i.....-.— —- opinion of the council is at an all should be in more contact with the in good hands with them. But time low. One lodk at a council administration so that each can don't believe the students SUMMER WORK meeting would be enough to con see the other's point of view. This shouldn't have a little influence on vince any sane person not to bring Earn $5.11/hr. Pres. Actvty. Openings statewide. is exactly what the student govern the way these hands operate. After his problems to these people; they Car necessary. Interviewing on campus June 2 at ment is working,on right now. Bill all, you are the Institute, and without you they would be without have enough problems by Placement Center. 10:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. Propp has introduced bills which themselves. would increase student representa a iob. PROFS Today is the last day to buy tickets for: TAKE A STUDENT TO A PICNIC Saturday, May 28 Atlanta Water Works Pavilion 10:30 GAMES 12:30 — Kentucky Fried Chicken — All you can eat Tickets: $1.87 (good for two lunches) on sale at Student Center Information Desk until 3:30 p.m. today. Map provided with tickets. FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 • THE TECHNIQUE • NEWS • 9 • • • > Period . Date Time Period Day Date Time Day 1 Mon June 6 8:00-10:50 9 Wed June 8 2:50-5:40 2 Mon June 6 11:30-2:20 10 Thurs June 9 8:00-10:50 Behind Page One 3 Mon June 6 2:50-5:40 FINAL 11 Thurs June 9 11:30-2:20 4 Tues June 7 8.00-10:50 12 Thurs June 9 2:50-5:40 5 Tues June 7 11:30-2:20 13 Fri June 10 8:00-10:50 6 Tues June 7 2:50-5:40 14 Fri June 10 11:30-2:20 The fraternity, Delta Tau Delta, will attempt to set a world's record 7 Wed June 8 8:00-10:50 EXAMS 15 Fri June 10 2:50-5:40 Wed June 8 11:30-2:20 while holding a marathon car wash for Muscular Distrophy in the park 8 ing lot of the Alexander Memorial Coliseum on Tenth Street. The five- day car wash began on May 25 and will continue until May 30. PERIOD PERIOD Washing cars 24 hours a day, the fraternity hopes to clean 2,500 cars AE 1350 12 EGR 1000'S 7 MATH 2010,2020 9 at a cost of one dollar per car. AO 1000's 9 EGR 1000's 8 MATH 2307,2317 12 AS 2000s 1 EGR 1000's 11 MATH 2308 12 In addition to the help the Delts are giving to the Muscular Distrophy ARCH 1000's 5 EE 1010 12 MATH 2309 7 Association, the frat has contacted "Guinness Book of World Records" ARCH 1000's 6 ENGL 1001 2 ME 1110 12 ARCH 1000's 7 ENGL 1002 5 ME 2212 3 in the attempt to gain a spot in the book. ARCH 1000's 8 ENGL 1003 7 ME 3720 2 BIOL 1711, 1712 10 ENGL 1033 3 MGT 2000,2002 14 BIOL 2211, 2212 11 ENGL 2001,2002 8 MGT 2001 6 CERE 1010 12 ENGL 2003 10 MSCI 2000 12 Business Manager Steve Krebs' long home run to right field in the CHE 1110 12 ENGL 2033 8 MS 1000'S 9 eighth inning broke the game open, and Business Manager-Elect Neil CHE 2207, 2209 4 ESM 1101 12 MS 2000'S 1 CHE 2208 2 ESM 2201 4 ML 1000'S 3 Brown's homer with two on in the ninth wrapped up the scoring as the CHEM 1101 4 ICS . 1400 3 ML 2000's 11 Technique staff took on WREK in a softball game played last Saturday. CHEM 1102, 1112 10 ICS 1700 12 NS 1000's 9 CHEM 2113 10 ISyE 1010 12 NS 2000's 1 Krebs, hitless in the game until the eighth, was mobbed by team CE 1503 12 MATH 1710-11-12-13 9 PE 1040 14 mates after his homer. "I knew we needed a run, and I gave it ECON 2000,2001 3 MATH 1307 15 PHYS 2121-22-23 6 EGR 1000's 5 MATH 1308 13 PHYS 2111-12-13 15 everything I had. When I hit the ball, I knew it had a chance of dropping EGR 1000's 6 MATH 1309 13 SS 1000'S 10,1 in. Nobody was going to stop me from circling the bases," Krebs claim ed at the end-of-game celebration. The Technique staff will take on a group of honchos from Student PERIOD Government tomorrow as they wrap up a successful season. 12 MWF 8:00 Courses 10 MWF 3.00 Courses 11 MWF 9:00 Courses 5 TTH 8:00 & 8:30 Courses • •••• 7 MWF 10:00 Courses 2 TTH 9:00 & 9:30 Courses 1 The library is instituting a new schedule for final exam week. Satur MWF 11:00 Courses 14 TTH 10:00 Courses day, June 4, on the weekend before finals, the librarv will be open from MWF 12:00 Courses 4 TTH 12:00 & 12:30 Courses 13 MWF 1:00 Courses 8 TTH 1:00 & 1:30 Courses 15 11 a.m. to midnight with the late night study area staying open until 2 MWF 2:00 Courses 6 TTH 2:00 & 2:30 Courses 9 a.m.On Sunday the hours will be the same as Saturday, but with an TTH 3:00 & 3:30 Courses 3 opening time of two in the afternoon. • • • • < • • • Levy defends IM research professionally than those in other research by the fact somebody is Continued from page 1 areas. Neidell believes that many willing to pay for it. Also, those O'Connor and others mainatin of these grants are not really for faculty members who spend time that only the quantity of spon research but rather for what could writing research proposals are un sored research being done is con be better termed consulting work. able to do other research during sidered in faculty promotions He maintains they violate the this time. ratner than the range of topics or basic purpose of research as that of Levy expands the definition of the quality. In fact, Kleiner claims, expanding knowledge. The results research from doing work on the "They don't care what it's for. We of many of these studies are not frontiers of knowledge to include are supposed to put in applications publishable beacuse they are the refining of present knowledge. for grants; any kind of money property of the funding comapny. But it is the economics of the making scheme." debate that keep coming up. The Thus, faculty members who are However, Levy strongly AAUP says that letting economics DEAN F.K. LEVY of the college of Industrial Management, in areas where such grants are defends Industrial Management's rule is harming education. The ad- defends the research goals of his department. available are more successful research emphasis. He notes over ministration counters that 16 percent of the college's budget economics should logically dictate comes from research funds, enabl courses of action. Undoubtedly, ing a larger, more experienced sponsored research does much f faculty. the school financially. Of "every CAREERS He defends the priority of spon research contract, approximately sored research over non-sponsored 70 percent goes to cover overhead research on several grounds. He with the rest going to cover part of rationalizes society is placing a the faculty member's salary. 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Images Computerized A 229 Peachtree St. NE game room • Free | THE DUNFEY FAMILY'S l 2104 Cain Tower Creative Service Parking Company Children under 14 Atlanta, Ga. 30303 free In parent * room interstate 75 at Howell Mill Road Atlanta Georgia 30302 404 351-6100 10 • THE TECHNIQUE • FEATURES • FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1977 New design appeases architecture students By WESLEY PETTY more linear in concept, with a forty more creative shape...may be an L satisfied, if not happy, with the Regents this summer. If all goes News Staff Writer by sixty foot atrium. or something," states Architecture design. well, construction on the facility For the second time this quarter, ThiSja^ium was designed to res student Jim Bay. would begin next January with a proposal has been submitted for Sophomore Architecture student pond to student demands for The idea of a bridge also drew the design of a new architecture Linda D'Orazio states, "I think the completion scheduled for a year greater design originality. In addi criticism from Bay. "I think the addition. The new design was sub new design is much improved, es later. bridge is a kooky idea," he says, "I tion, the new design features a pecially considering the crowded Trouble with the new addition mitted last week after negative stu think they should build a fake different design for the library and schedule under which the addition dent reaction to an earlier proposal bridge that would allow them to began several weeks ago when the for the bridge which is to connect was designed. At least they submitted by Cooper and Carey add additional class space without consulting architects presented a the old and the new buildings. attempted to respond to some of Associates, contract architect for a great deal of additional cost," he design concept which most our requests." the project. The new library is proposed as states. students and faculty members ^ basically a rectangular shape on criticized as being "Uncreative,m WL The new design, according to The current proposal for the Another student, Warren John the first floor of the structure. The some of them calling it "the^r one member of the building com bridge is to join the old building at son, commented, "I'm very mittee, is "much more suitable." shape of the library has drawn poorest excuse for a building that the foyer of the present library. satisfied with the new addition, According to the committee criticism from students. "I think I've seen in a long time." This, according to the architects and I really don't think that there member, the new proposal is much they should make the library in a would avoid the replacement of a will be too many complaints about As a result of the strong opposi sewer line, which will save ap the new addition." tion, Dean of Architecture William proximately $150,000.00 in con The new designs for the addition Fash asked the architects to The Bacardi Driver. struction costs. must be submitted and approved redesign the addition to make it Despite some unfavorable by July 1 if the proposal hopes to more responsive to the needs and Zippier than a screwdriver. response, most students are gain approval by the Board of desires of the students. Investigates stinger Pour 1V2 oz. Bacardi light rum I• over ice in a tali glass. AUMAN CHOOSES ASSISTANT Stinger, according to Carr, is that Carr also mentions that recent Pour on ice cold Joe Auman, Director of Campus at the top of the hour the Stingers complaints about ths driving of • orange juice. Safety, appointed a graduate 2 the Stinger buses were generally assistant for Stinger operations. tend to stack up on one another. ^ Squeeze and drop in a lirne The assistant, Rusty Carr, is to in- Carr says there is not easy solution directed to a single driver. This BACARPl._^|. or lemon wedge. vestigate complaints and to this problem, because it is due to driver has since not been driving Now you're ready to sip problems with the Stinger system. the large passenger loads during at Tech. some zip. Because Bacardi Carr has so far studied the traf these times. Carr reminds students that and that hint of lime or fic flows of the Stinger in hope of Another Stinger problem is the blocking the Stinger by double lemon really turn on theOJ! recommending more efficient rou danger presented at the SAC stop. parking will be penalized by the tes. He states that as a result, there Cars passing the bus while it is towing of the blocking vehvge. stopped tend to drive fast and However, if the double parked cars BACARDI 9 rum. is a great possibility that a The mixableone. "reverse" Stinger I will run fall without caution. As as result, are parked well enough for the quarter. "There have been several close Stinger to go through, they will not © 1975 BACARDI IMPORTS, INC., MIAMI, FL. RUM 80 PROOF. calls," says Carr. be penalty. "BACARDI" AND THE BAT DEVICE ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF BACARDI & COMPANY LIMITED. 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The one or two projects (for instance, orgamo wastes and cultures the real reward, as Jones sees it, is "we Cal Tech and MIT each plan to resulting slurry with a bacteria. just enjoy doing it and we get a lot enter two) with a total of about 52 The methane gas produced serves of satisfaction from it:"" Twenty- projects entered. to drive an internal combustion seven students and faculty advisor However, Tech has designed, engine and a generator to produce Larson will join the caravan to and will enter, the most of any of electricity. Excess methane Washington, but as the ClTSET the member schools - a total of four provides energy storage for this officers noted, over 100 students projects. Their emphasis is to system. have been involved. design a system to produce all the The photovoltaic system, head The project was universally f electricity a home will need (about ed by Homer Cochran, produces satisfying to its participants 20 kilowatt hours of electricity per energy with solar cells by using a because it was the students' effort day). direct means of conversion from from the start to the upcoming end. This awesome function is sunlight to electricity. An array of GITSET was organized in terms of organized into four solar systems. these solar cells mounted in a a company principle. Responsibili The Wind System, headed by Brad modified "waving band" type ty was allocated and among the Milner, employs three different collector (mirror concentrator) skills learned were those of group rotors which drive their own alter provides the source of this project's management, purchasing, and nators. These alternators in turn energy. The cells connect directly fund raising activities, hardware GITSET MEMBERS DISCUSS ONE OF THEIR ALTERNATE ENERGY feed either a battery array or the to storage batteries and to the construction, resourcefullness, RESEARCH PROJECTS. household. household. Auxiliary heat from a report writing and public relations fluid which flows around the cells techniques. may be used for extra home heat. As Craig McGahey, senior ME The fourth team, headed by Kel student and in charge of GITSET's Tech streakers strike again ly Carter, has employed a design travel plans and solar collector that concentrates sunlight onto a Continued on paqe 1 This streaking fit contained movie was in progress. Few of last frame notes, "This is better than receiver through which a high any co-op assignment given. We Despite theories emanating itself in Area III, but the group weeks streakers said they would temperature fluid travels to a heat have seen a concentrated effort to from Harvard and Yale relating hopes to branch out campus-wide. have the courage to streak alone. exchanger and boiler to produce build our own company environ streaking to final exam pressures, "We were too timid this time," one These streakers are planning a steam. The steam in turn drives a ment. With the talent we have these streakers came alive for member says, "We have to go out possible charter with the Student 1880 vintage reciprocating steam now, we could pick a product from various reason. One student and show the people what we've Government Association (SGA). It engine which turns a generator. * scratch, put it together and be remarked, "One of my friends got." is an important social activity, ac Extra heat from the steam cycle successful." And Jones adds, "It's dared me, and I couldn't give in." He continues, "In fact, I issue a cording to the participants, and goes for space heating and hot real engineering to real ad Another added, "It just seemed challenge to Area III. Everyone should be added to SAC week, and, water. Excess energy can be stored ministration to a real jraging like the thing to do. Maybe it was there should streak at least once in the long range future, to in and an electric utility backs the en beauacracy;^N___ school pressure." between now and finals." tramurals. tire system. Jones notes also that although Probably the most original This is the first streaking fit to "People must realize that he has accomplished admittedly reasons came from a freshman, "I take place in years. However, a streakers believe in the beauty of All participating teams at the much outside his academic en think it's good exercise. I figure I'll single streaker did run through the the human body, and we're not just National Competition will be judg vironment, he thinks this is the do it whenever I get a chance." EE auditorium last year, while a sex freaks or homosexuals." ed equally on the economic, marketing, performance and in best of his experiences, a feeling novative aspects of the submitted commonly shared among GITSET designs. In competition, the members: "after all, we must be the BUS WITH US TO GA. TECH. . members of SCORE will realize no only organization that can take 20 monetary gain from their drunken members into Student successes. The prizes will consist Government—for a $3,000 ap of troDhies, .While the chartering propriation." | YOU'LL FIND IT AT FREE SHUTTLE BUS flaniaans TO & FROM TECH! lounge ~ LIVE BAND LIVE LIKE YOU'VE GRADUATED DISCO WITH THE MOSTDANCEABLE AT TIMBERLANE APARTMENTS D.J. 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"Andeker* You may not have heard of it •••but iron will!' mm Mi " ^ s# • o« . .JTM Costly ingredients. Extra aging. You may not realize what a difference that makes. But taste Andeker, and you will. Andeker. The most expensive taste in beer. ^AnicJ^erThe most expensive taste in beer. PABST BREWING COMPANY Milwaukee. Wis., Peoria Hoights, III., Newark, N.J.. Los Angeles, Calif , Pabst, Georgia. FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 THE TECHNIQUE FEATURES 13 Final production River runs hot and cold DramaTech's current produc vious problems. In a play with ab in all but top-notch professionals, tion of Edgar Lee Masters' SPOON solutely no action, no plot, no set, but the music is, as a whole, well- RIVER ANTHOLOGY will probably and minimal props, the audience performed. Unfortunately, it very engender passions within the must be willing to listen closely to frequently seems tacked on as an viewer's bosom similar to those the actors. Indeed, the actors must, afterthought, far too frequently produced by a Wagnerian opera— through their excellence alone, detracts from the actors, and either rabid enthusiasm or abject compel the audience to listen. sometimes is absolutely jejune. boredom, with little apathetic am DramaTech's cast can not always Lest this review seems as sour as__ biguity. achieve this. Part of the problem is one written by Stuart Culpepper, If there is someone out there who a faulty articulation, part faulty remember that there is some very- didn't read the poem in high projection, part simply asking too fine acting in this production; and school, let it be stated the SPOON much of the actor's ability. while you might not want to see RIVER ANTHOLOGY is a collection of Some of the lighting effects in the show on several consecutive short biographies of the in the show definitely add to the at evenings, you should see it once. habitants of the community of mosphere that director Tony This is probably the most con Spoon River as recited by their Shibona has attempted to create; sciously "arty" production in ghosts (or spirits, as you will). As a O however, many serve to destroy DramaTech history, and last % poem, the premise works. As a the pace of the show, causing parts week's attendance can only be a a. play, there are problems. to drag. Perhaps a little more disappointment and poor reward tktu HA fTISON hams it up jn DramaTech's last produc The eight actors each play rehearsal on the part of the to the hardworking cast. tion of trie season, 'Spoon River Anthology.' numerous parts complete with lighting director will affect a cure. —TENZING NORKAY Writer elS a difference!!!^ different voices and mannerisms. It may seem a paradoxical Doris Bucher, Brenda Bynum and dichotomy, but the show's music New Classes forming for Students taking Fred Pattison provide some of the counts among its greatest Flicks booked LSAT GMAT CRE best acting ever seen at strengths and greatest in June and July DramaTech. The others vary in weaknesses. There are the expected for summer Enroll Now for Summer classes to Prepare for their vignettes from excellent to problems of balance and oc MCAT DAT OCAT VAT SAT abysmal. 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God Slayer, announces he g^fc stall middle linebacker, announces his Cuthulu (God Thing) "throuM JP th< JFFALL (PUARTRR hopes for a pro-football career. November 12 universe, if need be." He hasm'fbeeb i Employees of the Georgia Tech heard from since. September 24 October 22 Physical Plant join the Laborers In- Tech readies for the annual Georgij A record-breaking freshman class Henry Valk, Dean of the College of and inadequate dormitory space Science and Liberal Studies, an begins the year and forces the Housing nounces a restructuring of the music Office to open emergency overflow department removing director Ed facilities, as the Crenshaw building Bridges from direct control of the V- becomes home for 40 Techmen. New marching band. A one-paper op scan §' Wmmmmmmmm lots constructed over the summer system replaces alpha beta cards for provide new students with 250 ad Tech registration. Tech's rugby ^Wsmm ditional parking spaces. team announces they once consumed Tech's football squad loses its first fifty-two pitchers of beer. Don Cope two games against South Carolina and once again goes crazy over the Pittsburgh, beginning a season full of Ramones single "I don't wanna Walk disappointment for Tech fans. Around With You (Wittchoo)." A spectacular performance by Gary October 1 Lanier lets Tech mark up another win A student-faculty committee choosen in the football season with an upset by President Pettit to investigate over Auburn. Tech's cross country Tech's registration system calls for team squeezes by inter-conference rival "immediate and top-priority funding" FSU. to develop a more modern system. Coach Beavers, head of the Physical October 29 Education Department, reveals that Tech readies for Homecoming with the new Student Athletic Complex the theme "Tech in the future." An ex (SAC) may be open by Winter quarter. hibitionist, unable to cover his tracks, Student Government grants the frolf is apprehended in the Library after ex club an official charter. posing himself to a Tech coed. Student Don Cope, Features Editor, reviews Government approves a new constitu ternational Union in an effort to game as Pepper signs a three year coi The Ramones, and prophetically tion. receive better pay and working con tract, effective January 1, 1977. relates: "Whether you love*t or leave it, Tom Chapin, a singer-songwriter, ad ditions. The Office of Campus Plan the Ramones is indeed a classic. dresses a Tech crowd and receives a ning designed a new "Yellow Jacket WINTER (JPUARTRR Pepper Rodgers, head football warm reception. Intramural injuries Plaza" and are seeking federal funds coach, announces he will dump the were reported to be 33 per cent higher for its construction. January 14 wishbone for the "veer" offense. This than previous year, and Tech triumphs In an unexpected moment of glory President Pettit recommends to th^ comes after a tie with Clemson. Tech over Tulane in Grant Field. the Tech Yellow Jackets sting the office of Admissions that a new ad^ fans, not happy with the change,boo Fighting Irish of Notre Dame for their missions system, which would limit their team. November 5 seventeenth consecutive Homecoming the amount of out-of-state student The Ramblin' Reck parade, numerous victory. Coach Rodgers announces, accepted, be put into practice. The nei October 8 displays, the tricycle race, and of "If I live to be a thousand years old, I op-scan registration system proves Director of Admissions, Jerry Hitt, course the Homecoming Queen, Leigh could never be prouder of a group of be superior to the old system. SA( announces that this year's freshman Herrin, mark this as Homecoming players than I am of these guys today." opening is delayed due to the necessitj class is the largest ever in Tech's of a state inspection. Tech **T" get history. Jerry Gallups, Assistant Dean ripped off, still unsolved. of Fraternities, reveals that the pledg High School All American Mik^ ing rate soars, with about 500 new Jolly, once starting quarterback fc pledges in all. Don Eubanks, assis the Jackets, leaves Tech. The Tec( tant director of the Tech band, resigns basketball squad opens its reguh his post, while students criticize the season with its best start in years, leadership of the director, Ed Bridges. eluding victories over Georgia an| IDC activities day makes a big hit with Georgia State. students. David Sims becomes Tech's all-time January 21 career rusher as the Jackets new veer An accreditation board rc^^s tramples Virginia. An injury to Mike Architecture Department 1 I n Jolly, quarterback, forces Gary Lanier the undergraduate program as basin to lead the football squad. ly sound, but calls the gradual program a "critical issue." T< October 15 engineers help design a solar heat A survey among faculty reveals that platform for Carter's inauguratioi professors feel administrators here The state declares dorm pinball emphasize the dollars gained from legal. Freezing weather hits the Te research over the quality of the campus as Atlanta experiences th( research. Physical Plant employees coldest winter in 100 years. cite grievances and start a movement Week 1976. Tech recommends to the November 19 Tech's Jackets shock 18th ranki to join a union. President Pettit an Board of Regents the construction of a Memphis State, 89-82. The Athled nounced that he will ask the Board of new Industrial Management facili Administration reveals its plans to Association tries new half-time corj] Regents for money to build a new dor ty. Tech the state for 20 new asks have students rate the faculty's perfor tests to bring larger crowds into thi mitory. The Techwood Tutorial Pro teaching positions for next year. mance during the coming year. A Coliseum. ject gets focussed in on while the short The Yellow Jackets spit up the foot Georgia Tech energy team, SCORE, lived God Slayer hits the Technique ball ten times to lose to Duke by the announces its plans to enter in a January 28 press for the first time. score of 31-7. They make preparation national engineering contest. Band Director Ed Bridget ai»i Tech's defense struggles as the for their Homecoming bout against DramaTech presents an excellent nounces that he will resign his p(M&j Tennessee Volunteers score a whop Notre Dame. Tech's cross country performance of Shakespeare's "The tion, starting fall quarter, thus endinj * * * * protest of the election by Jim Government Solar Energy Research notist, convinces a Tech crowd that he Prolsdorfer, write-in candidate for Institute. President Pettit announces is indeed, the world's greatest. Vice-President. Prolsdorfer contends the Board of Regents is discussing a The Tech baseball squad stomps he had a right to be on the ballot. Bill Tech budget increase that will enable Georgia, making their record 14-4. Propp and Randy Poliner run-off for Tech to hire 40 new faculty members. the presidency is set. The annual The Atlanta Dogwood Festival rolls April 29 George P. Burdell Birthday celebra into town, to the delight of young and R. Stephen Devoto, former ME tion hits the Student Center with its old. A Technique reporter finds that professor at Tech, sues the administra usual excitement. Watergate reporter Bob Woodward a tion of the Institute, claiming that he Don Cope, in his most brilliant record little hush-hush himself. was unjustly fired. The Architecture review, The Ramones Leave Home, Coach Duane Morrison, Tech's Building Committee revealed plans for echoes a previous review of the album basketball coach, is named ^etro a new facility. Professor Gayden which stated "this (their music) is ob Coach of the Year, after finishing his Thompson, and other faculty, question turmoil which began the previous vious bullshit." Cope of course, best season at Tech since 1971. The the balance between teaching and her. Six candidates apply for the recognizes the collection of 14 two- Georgia Tech baseball team begins the research at the Institute. idacy of SGA president. Ar- minute songs to be a modern classic. season with several wins, premiering Tech 'signs another basketball Fists terrorize Techwood dormitory, The Tech gym team, after pitcher Jerry Bass. Spring football prospect, Jeff Riley. Riley is a 6-6 as both students and staff fear even demolishing Memphis State, ran its practice begins. Jeff Morrison, a guard. tual tragedy. Co-op club presents its an nual Casino Night in the Student May 6 Center. The Jackets edge the Citidel, as Architecture students, disgruntled they become the best major college free with the design of a proposed annex to throw shooting team in the nation. their building, start petitions against the new facility. The Housing Office February 4 announces they will establish The Faculty Senate considers the branches in Area I and Area II. adoption of a new Social Studies The Georgia Tech's women's ten minor program, which has since been nis team won the first annual Atlanta- adopted. Joe Davidson wins the Phoenix Conference tennis cham presidency of the IDC. pionship. The football squad prepares The Tech hoop stars move up to se for its annual T-day game. cond place in the Metro Conference by beating Tulane, in a fine televised per May 13 formance. Tech Placement Center Director, Tech gymnasts beat the University Michael Donahue, reveals that job of Georgia for the first time in about ten prospects for Tech graduates are years. better than ever. A visiting committee to study the Math Department February 11 recommends that the director of the The state of Georgia approves the department, John Neff, be replaced by opening of SAC, and the physical record up to 6-2, led by Bobby Mee and Tech gymnast, reaches the NCAA "a research leader of national stature." education department begins moving Ken Walker, among others. finals on the rings. The Architecture Building Committee facilities into the new building. Ewell decide to try other designs for the Barnes, Vice-President for Business March 4 April 15 annex, due to student protest of the and Finance, announces he will retire An investigation by two Tech Bill Propp captures the Student original design. The Board of Regents at the end of this year. Scott students claims that the "fair market Body Presidency, ending an election decide to permit rock concerts to be Strickland wins the IFC presidency. value" of the campaign supplies for full of threats and judicial rulings. The held on Grant Field. The EE department drops Engineering Randy Poliner is almost double the office of admissions raises standards Annual Greek Week, with new at Graphics requirements. legal limit. A group of 28 Tech coeds, for out-of-state students in order to cut tractions such as a nipple sucking con The basketball team loses to North known as TBA, receive permission to enrollment. The Housing office an test and a wet T-shirt contest, hits cam Carolina and North Carolina State but affiliate with a national sorority. The nounced a rate increase for the pus, along with the traditional Tech beats Presbyterian as their season con- Judicial Cabinet rejects an appeal of following fall. 200. tinues. The Jackettes assure last week's election by Jim Prolsdorfer, themselves of a winning season. confirming that Hamilton Barksdale is the new Vice-President February 18 of the SGA. Students taking classes in the DramaTech puts on a production of College of Science and Liberal Studies the play "Catch-22", and despite rate their professors and gives them some problems, gives Tech students some enjoyable evenings. Siglinda Steinfuller, the Dean of Beers, first appears on the pages of the Technique, to the joy of many. March 11 The Judicial Cabinet overturns the Student Body election win by Bill Propp, stating that Propp opponent Randy Poliner was discriminated against by the actions of SWAP, an antiPoliner group. This necessitates an election in spring quarter. The faculty Georgia Tech signs Sam Drummer, May 20 at Georgia Tech are guaranteed a pay a 6 foot 5 inch basketball whiz, from raise of up to 9.5 per cent due to the ac Dekalb South to beef up next year's Student support for rock concerts in tions of the Georgia legislature. squad. Tech's Jerry Bass ups his record Grant Field is strong. President Pettit excellent marks. Tech students score The Tech basketball team stuns the to 6-2. announces he will participate in an above average on the Engineer in Metro conference by managing second "Ask President Pettit" session. A Training (KIT) exams. Campaigning place in the Metro tournament. They April 22 Student Council story hits the front for Student Body President begins and were elevated to that position by an up page of the Technique, to the dismay of the Dean of Students office receives The Housing Office announces plans set win over Louisville. many News Editors. The Publications calls charging one candidate, Randy for the renovation of Cloudman dor Board announces Sam Flax as the Poliner, with overspending. The mitory. Tech receives a new black fraternity, Omega Psi Phi. SGA an new Editor of the Technique. Beta Ringling Brothers Circus comes to Spring (puartrr nounces its plans to establish a campus Theta Pi win the best fraternity award. town, to the pleasure of many Tech pub. The "Cloudman Sun Team" Women'8 basketball becomes the students. April 8 among others, use the Price Gilbert 11th varsity sport on campus, as the Tech's hoop stars stomp the Citadel The long-awaited opening of the Stu Junior Fountain to cool off as warm Jackettes win Varsity status. The Tech while the Jackettes up their record to dent Athletic Complex finally weather hits the campus. track and field team finished second in IM. arrives, with 6000 people visiting the Race enthusiasts head out for Road their conference and two individuals, complex in its first day of operation. Atlanta, for some action, sun, and un- Lamar McClain and Larry Lowe, earn February 25 Georgia loses its bid for the Federal derclothed women. Edwin Barojvbyp^ a spot in the NCAA championships. SGA election trouble heginH with a * * + world team tennis in atlanta The Soviets Are Coming CO starring: Alex Metreveli Natash Chmyreva Olga Morozova Konstantin Pugayev THE SOVIETS Teimuraz Kakulia Jania Biryukova And so are Billie Jean King and the New York Apples starring: Lindsey Beaven Fred Stolle RayRuffels CO Sandy Mayer Virginia Wade Linda Siegelman Billie Jean King ALEXANDER MEMORIAL COLISEUM GEORGIA TECH MAY 30,1977 7:30 P.M. 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Before the smoke given it the old college try. Thecheerleader s preparing for the had cleared from the Woolf, direction by Charles Kerr is final high school football game of wreckage, however, there emerged lethargic and totally lacking in the season. The second act centers a beacon of hope that is set to open either imagination or power. around the same three girls four the 77-78 season—Alliance's The performance by Carol years later, this time planning the Vanities. Morley in the central role of final rush for the Kappa Kappa Virginia Woolf is one of the Martha is ludicrous beyond belief. Gamma sorority. greatest English language plays There is no harshness or bitterness In Act III, we find Joanne, ever written. Edward Albee has in her delivery, nor any implied Kathy and Mary meeting six years fashioned a brilliantly intricate power behind her threats. One later in a New York apartment in a and explosive exposition of simply wants to slap her and tell bittersweet combination of tears American life from an evening at her to shut up, just as one would and laughter. home with an American couple treat a naughty child. The set by The play has been running in and their guests. Philipp Jung is immensely attrac- New York for fourteen months and 'VANITIES' will be opening June 2 at the Alliance Studio Through their drink-ridden tive, yet it is completely out of has spawned a company in Los Theatre. Pictured above are Jane Dentinger, Patricia madness, George and Martha and character for the opening speech Angeles (Lucie Arnaz, Stockard Miller, and Bette Glenn. Nick and Honey explore all the in which Martha declares it a Channing, Sandy Duncan) and cherished myths Americans har "dump." another in Chicago (Elizabeth bor about their society (sanctity of Ashley, Lesley Anne Warren, Bar XEROX COPIES There are, however, a few marriage, happiness of childhood, bara Sharma ). The reviews have CAROLYN CARTE? redeeming values. The perfor glory of childbirth, holiness of been, on the whole, ecstatic, com WILL DO TYPING mance by James Noble is, after a colleges and their instructors) and paring the play to such diverse LETTERS, TERM PAPERS, shaky first act, moving and totally find them all hollow and potential entertainments as Carnal RESUMES, ETC. believable. His final showdown : ly dangerous. Knowledge and Grease. with Martha was a sad pas de REASONABLE RATES- When talking with the three 5e ! deux, something akin to Nuryev QUICK SERVICE 5(Sr"-DA T R ev iew" girls doing the show at Alliance- No meters to feed - dancing with Lola Falana — the Jane Dentinger, Patricia Miller, We run them for you! Course, for info Raymond master of grace and form attemp POSTAL' and Bette Glenn—the enthusiasm INSTANT D. Kimbrough, Jr., P.O. ting to perform with someone who FUSS they feel about the project can't CALL 894-2564 OFFICE, PIP Box 77034 Atlanta, GA believes that merely moving on help but infect the listener with 763-1600 HOME 621 SPRING STREET 30309, (404)874-2454 stage exhibits talent. (opposite the Varsity) that same feeling of expectation. The performance of the evening "The show is a show that girls is ultimately given by Jill O'Hara and guys both can get into," ex Tired of regular dorm life? as Honey. She is a perfect example DISCOVER... plains Patty. "All you have to do is of the simpering, childish woman change a few things and the whole at her juvenile worst. Although her show could be about three guys." portrait seems slightly imitative of Sandy Dennis (who won an Oscar Director Fred Chappell stresses iii for the film), she still manages to that the show is about "values. It is make every drunken nuance and set in a medium-size town in the stuttered line hammer into the soul South and you see the individuals DORMITORY of the audience. growing up, either changing or not changing." SUMMER RATES NOW AVAILABLE Virginia Woolf is one of the few LOCATED JUST THROUGH THE TUNNEL true classics in American Theatre, Jane adds that she believes the 76 THIRD STREET N.W but the production it is given at show would be ideal for college Alliance this month mutes most of kids. "Joanne says in the^show, T the implicit power and meaning want to go to college, but I don't want to learn anything.' " BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL that makes it a great work of art. Coming off the disastrous open Vanities starts June 2 with an 6 , ing night of Virginia Woolf,unannounce d limited engage Alliance may still save their ment. Performances are Sunday CRAFTMANS FAIR reputations if advance word of and Tuesday-Thursday at 8:30 and CORDELE, GA. mouth about their June production Friday and Saturday at 7:00 and is true. They have acquired the 10:00. With tickets at only $6.00 much fought-over rights to Jack Vanities assures itself of being the JUNE 17-18-19 - 1977 Heifner's play, Vanities—a com-biggest theatre bargain in Atlanta in years. -JIM CARNAHAN Bacardi for graduation? dark rum for what? Enjoy it with cola Guest Quarters is offering special rates for or your favorite mixer, like ginger ale. And use it like Georgia T?ch parents. Every room is a suite. whiskey in Manhattans, Sours, soda, water or on the rocks. BACARDUrum. The mixable one. i I'lV HAi Adln IMPORTS, INC., MIAMI, MA , HUM BO moor. PERSONAL Dear Sylvia I'm sorry I broke your wooden leg. It was an j accident. Call me tonight at 894-2811, | and I'll explain. Love, Ke vin FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 THE TECHNIQUE FEATURES 19 Heart pleasant enough, but that's about wind up smashed against the wall Little Queen all. The latter leaves you waiting by snotty critics still waiting for (Portrait) for a crescendo that never arrives. the second coming of Buddy Holly. After a year of waiting for the se To close the side, Heart comes up Oh, the irony of it it all. quel to their platinum first effort, with "Kick It Out," a fairly lively -JOEY RAMONE Heart's comes as Little Queen rocker with a bridge that had to be Keith Sykes somewhat of a disappointment. As lifted off of one of Elton John's The Way That I Feel is often the case, the months of an more recent travesties. (Midland International) ticipation while the group hassled Side two begins with the title cut. Keith Sykes is a guitar-playing over contract disputes worked to This one sounds pretty good in songwriter who has really been their disadvantage. The new spite of the fact that the tran around. His lyrics reflect the album just doesn't meet the expec sitions absolutely stink and the maturity and experience of tations. lead guitar is laden with lousy someone who has spent much of Opening the album is cliches. Baffling, isn't it? his young life traveling and lear "Barracuda," the obvious follow- While pondering the merits of ning from those around him. His up to "Magic Man" in both style "Little Queen," you are struck by music, while quite diverse, seems and hitmaking ability. While it Anne Wilson's cabaret vocals on to oscillate between the pop styles seems that last time Anne and "Treat Me Well." She receives of Paul Simon and James Taylor. Nancy Wilson found the perfect some fine instrumental backing The Way That I Feel is a con combination of sweetness and from the rest of the band, and this sistently pleasing album. Sykes' raunch, this one comes off like one goes down with "Barracuda" voice is perfect for the songs he KEITH SYKES "Robin Trower meets the Lennon as one of the few saving graces on writes, and his acoustic guitar Sisters." It's not a bad tune, the album. no fluke, but sooner or later the of disco is beyond me. "When's work is lively and clean. The very though, and once again Anne Next comes "Say Hello", rock novelty of two cuties playing rock Gordon Coming?" sounds like natural sound of songs like Wilson proves that pretty little with a bosa nova rhythm, followed and roll is bound to wear off. When Arthur Fiedler playing "The Hus "Sooner or Later", "All I Wanted", girls can sing hard rock without by "Cry to Me"—another "Dream- it does, this band better have found tle" while "Shovelin' Off To Buf and "The Coast of Marseilles" con sounding like they drink acid for boat Annie", but they don't do this a more distinctive end for their ex falo" is another futile attempt to jure up vivid images n£ breakfast. one three times. Wrapping things tensive talents. adapt the Gong Show theme into a o «• m •' , i piSGes aha loves lost. There is Nancy Wilson's acoustic guitar up is "Go On, Cry", a disastrously ryjU: nam amnem. nothing pretentious about this GOmes into pisy CH "LOVG Alive," distended diatribe with lyrics com Continuing the tradition started fellow; he comes across as real as the next cut on the LP. She's not Lincolnettes prised exclusively of the repeated on their last album, side two is anyone on the music scene today. quite as impressive as before, Go Away song title, backed by merciless completely taken up with a suite of Keith Sykes will be appearing at but manages to compensate with (Schoolstreet) metallic meandering. (Take that, sorts. Entitled "Broken Record", it Rose's Cantina June 3 and 4 and some intricate mandolin playing Remember how you felt when Spiro Agnew). details life in the music industry— will surely be providing a couple of on "Sylvan Song (Dream of the Black Sabbath started using Little Queen is good enough to strings, Santana took up religion, how groups strive hard to avoid evenings of fine entertainment. Archer)." Both of these songs are prove that Dreamboat Annie wasan d the Stones released Black and making turkeys like this one that -ROBBIE FARRELL Need a summer job? Blue? Well, Go Away gives new For $1.50 you can be in your own business. Income meaning to that old saying: "another great band bites the potential is fantastic and best of all you establish a SCLC sets weekend dust." By ROBBIE FARRELL SCLC headquarters at the old permanent income which continues and even grows Why the Lincolnettes would Features Editor David T. Howard High School on while you are in school. abandon their unique heady brand Next weekend, June 3-6, the Houston Street. This will be follow Call 261-2105 of classical reggae for the nuances Southern Christian Leadership ed by a children's carnival, a Conference (SCLC) will be holding "People's Survival Forum," and a their First Annual Poor People's cooking contest. Achievement Festival in Atlanta; Forest Run Apartments A public auction will be held to the theme of the Festival is help raise money for a Cultural "Eliminate Poverty with Mind Development Center, Ex-offender Power." According to SCLC presi WHAT?/ Rehabilitation Program, 24-hour dent Reverend Hosea Williams, Day Care Center, Poor People's "We will not be praising people for Construction Company, Poor being poor, but we will be praising People's Auto Hospital, UsOTSuto those, who in spite of being poor, Parts Center, and Used Appliance have been able to make it for Center. Items for the auction have themselves." been donated and bidding for all The four-day Festival will begin items will start at $1.00. There will Friday night at the World Con also be a rock concert in the Omni gress Center with the "Rich Saturday. Man/Poor Man Awards Banquet" The SCLC's aim is self-help. featuring special guest Reverend Reverend Williams states that Ike speaking on "You Can Be "The support of every Atlantan for What You Want to Be." This will this program is most vital in help also be the scene of the "Poor ing SCLC teach poor people that if People's High Fashion Show." their bonds of poverty are ever to The evening will be open to the be broken, they...not the welfare public, with a cocktail hour at 7:00 department, not some federal and dinner at 8:00. agency, or some foundation...but The following day will host most they, themselves, will have to get of the Festival events. A People's up, go to work, and make it on their Parade will get things going at the own." 24 HOUR ON-SITE EMERGENCY SERVICE 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS DELUXE MAJOR APPLIANCES GAS HEATING & COOKING BIG CHEERFUL EAT-IN KITCHEN PRIVATE BALCONY OR PATIO CONVENIENT LAUNDRY FACILITIES SW'.MMING POOL. 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The "Bus" is on Us! 20 THE TECHNIQUE FEATURES FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 'Car' terrorizes town; disaster insults audience You'd think that with all of its himself or just one of his demonic tooling around on motorcycles and glamour, money, and creative followers can never be known proving that not all tall, dark, and talent (not to mention Technicolor thanks to its opaque windshield, handsome men can act. He is and Panavision) Hollywood could but in any case it cruises around assisted by such Hollywood somehow find in its heart the Utah mangling bicyclists, terroriz- heavies as Kathleen Lloyd, John kindness to spare us films like The ing schoolchildren, and generally Marley, and Ronny Cox, to name Car. making buzzard-food out of just a few of the bigger stars, We've already managed to en- anyone it particularly cares to. Unfortunately, The Car's durc'a seemingly endless parade of It may not get Motor Trend's Im- producers weren't willing to just devil movies, but this one's port of the Year award, but this grind out a devil movie with a different — no possessed child, no baby's a cab-driver's dream. The chase scene and leave it at that. son of the devil sent to earth, not Car can easily push conventional Perhaps out of guilt they decided to even a demonic computer having carsvoff of cliffs, plow completely incorporate some socially redeem- fun impregnating Julie Christie. through houses, and calmly drive ing principles into their easy- No, folks, this time it's a huge, away unaffected by a barage of money venture. Consequently, the black, two-door hardtop that looks gunfire. film has a couple standard ugly enough to be a cross between The man most likely to stop this subplots—the wife-beater and the KATHLEEN LLOYD takes on demothe n auto in an Edsel and a '54 Buick. Whether lethal lino is Marcus Welby's renewed love affair, the reformed Hollywood's latest disaster, The Car.' the car is being driven by the devil flunkie James Brolin, who is still alcoholic's return to the bottle, and all of the cornpone moralizing you'd expect to go with them. FREE regular Blimpie sub with purchase of the same giant Blimpie sub with thisTh ecoupon. most disconcertin g aspect of *Quart glass of beer $1.00 with a giant Blim The Car, however, isn't the infan pie. tile idea of producing a film about a devil-automobile, nor is it the Friday & Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. :r? aw script which reeks of kindergarten Mnnriav/ ^00 a-iTi. to 1:00 a.m. Monday—IMUIO^CA Th; -J . W.-T .-• mentality, in fact, it's not the rr>«yie af all. 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Science and redefine the male identity." must survive the "recent artificial —PHILBOYD STUDGE Tech Chorale group opens 'Spring Fling9 The Georgia Tech Chorale will Another highlight of the Spring be presenting its Spring Fling at Fling will be the Colson Jazz Trio, 8:15 tonight in the Student Center comprised of Chorale conductor Ballroom. The presentation will be Gregory Colson, Mike Moore, and a varied program featuring music Bill Wilder. The Trio will be from opera, Broadway, motion pic assisting the singers throughout tures, and jazz. the evening. The Chorale will be performing The featured selection of the Colson's special arrangements of show will be a medley of songs "The Shadow of Your Smile" from from Gershwin's Porgy and Bess. the motion picture The Sandpiper, The classic duet from that musical, "The Theme from Summer of '42", "Bess, You Is My Woman," will be and "A Man and a Woman", from performed by Terry Knight and the movie of the same name. Kevin Boteler. WAVING GOODBYE, the Georgia Tech Chorale warms up foTtheir^pTin^ The group, in its numerous Atlanta appearances and a Spring r Tour in Tennessee, has received TYPEWRITERS accolades from critics and public Cleaned and Repaired alike. Spring Fling is the fiiiar^cohT call Gary Bogue cert for the school year and will be 688-2259 378-6644 offered to the Tech community free of charge. DEALER COST PRICES TO GEORGIA TECH STUDENTS AND FACULTY MOUNTING • COMPUTERIZED BALANCING Tires bV MICHEUN National Tiro Wholesale Identification required at time of purchase Last Chance to See J MAJOR CREDIT CARDS Spoon River Anthology • FOREIGN CAR SPECIALISTS • MAG AND CUSTOM WHEEL SERVICE Drama Tech Theater r CHAMBLEE -rf - MARIETTA May 26, 27, 28 3770455-108 Green Ind0. 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Concert: Chick Corea and friends at the Fox at 8 p.m. Boob Tube: "So Long, Suckers" starring Steve Branscombe and Don Cope, with special guest Stevie Krebs as the girl they left AND, OF YOU'RE 60 TO UH-HUH. behind. COURSE, IT'S VERY BURSTING WITH SLEEP, UPSETTING FOR. WELL, HOWS PRIDE, AREN'T JOANIE.. DramaTech: "Spoon River ME PERSONALIS, YOU, RICK? NK? Anthology" at 8:30 p.m. \MIKE. NONE OF Z°, WELL,I'M MYFRJENDSHAS Wrasslin': High comedy at the fe^L JRNCRR 6RADU- SURE.. Municipal Auditorium at 8:30 "J3BDBEFORE. p.m. Call 523-6880 and ask for & Bruno Sammartino. M SATURDAY EE Flick: "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" at 7 and 9:30 p.m. DramaTech: "Spoon River AS I RECALL, WE AGREED BUT ITS NOT A FAIR TRUE. WORK FIVE 1 Anthology" at 8:30 p.m. N0U, THENI THAT IF YOU STAYED AROUND TRADE-OFF ANYMORE!AT WHAT DO MONTHS FOR THE WHAT! LET'S REVIEW HERE UNTIL I GRADUATED, THEN THE TIME, WB DIDNTL KNOW YOU SUG- YOU CALL Concert: Thermos Greenwood at HOUSE ETHICS THE TERMS'. I WOULD GO BACK TO WASH I'D HAVE TO WORK FOR GBST1D0 COMMITTEE. THAT FAIR? the Big Dipper. 1 INGTON WITH YOU! \ ""PEOPLE" FOR FIVE TO REACH \ Boob Tube: "LeMans" starring \ /*r*S MONTHS! PARITY? | Steve McQueen at 9 pan. on channel 2. SUNDAY Concert: Dave Brubeck and Sons f at the Harlequin Dinner Theatre. I Through May 31 with shows at I 7:30 and 10 p.m. OON'T YOU SEE WHAT YOU'RE DOING, Fiddlin': Bluegrass concert at the 1 TRY TO UNDERSTAND, BRENDA, I WE'LL BE BRENDA? THE MESSAGE OF^PEOPLE" -SIGH',.THATMAKES NO YEAH..OKAY. WOULD'VE QUIT ANYWAY! HOW MUCH WANTING TO SE Music Hall. I LONGER DID YOU THINK I COULD IS NOT SO MUCH WAT EVERYONE CAN SENSE TO YOU WHATSOEVER, WHATEVER DEBRIEF YOU I CONTINUE WORKING FOR. A MAGAZINE BE A STAR AS IT IS THAT EVERYONE DOES IT? I MIGHT AS WELL YOU SAY, BE TALKING TO THE TIME-LIFE ON THEFDNZ, BRENDA. * THAT REFLECTS SUCH HOPELESSLY SHOULD WANT TD BE A STAR! OF COURSE. MONDAY 1 ' BANAL VALUES? THAT'S JUST CRAZY! BUILDING ITSELF.. \ Holiday: Today is Memorial Day I (except at Georgia Tech, off course). -Boob Tube: "The Bank Dick!' •••••I:• starring W. C. Fields at 1 p.m. on I channel 17. TUESDAY WASHINGTON? WELL, R/CK AND I HAD 0H,VEAH?\ I WAS WEST COAST SERIOUSLY? YOU'RE AN AGREEMENT. IF HE L/UHATOID DIVORCE EDITOR FOR RICK LOVES SC Flick: "Pursuit to Algiers"! 60IN6 TO WORK STUCK ITOUT HERE WHILE Y0UDO "PEOPLE" MAGAZINE. MB VERY, NO LIE! and the conclusion of Flash N WASHING I FINISHED LAW HEREALL / YOU'RE VERY THATS IN- WINTER, MUCH. CREDIBLE! Gordon's adventures at 7 p.m. for TON* \ SCHOOL, I'D GO JOKING! I TO WASHING RICK? only a quarter. I TON! I \ I Torture: Last day to apply for | summer quarter. WEDNESDAY Concert: Fleetwood Mac at the Omni. Special guest star is Kenny I Loggins, but you know the show| I'M GOING TD WASHINGTON WITH MY didn't sell out because of him. AND WORD 6000MORNING I BOYFRIEND HERE TD TRY TO PUT THAT BE SMOKING. WERE ARE YOU TOGETHER A MUTUALLY SUPPORT SMOKING NON GOING, PLEASE? IVE WORKING RELATIONSHIP! OR NON I SMOKING. THURSDAY SMOKING?/ I At last: Final day of classes for seniors. Everyone else will have to wait till tomorrow. Boob Tube: "Away All Boats"— Cope's favorite war movie—on I channel 17 at 8:30 p.m. Features! all the cliches. FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 VolleyballTHE TECHNIQUE SPORTS Club23 readies plans for next season ta Area. Tech won the tournament kind of Varsity and Junior Varsity By ALFREDO BERRIOS for its first successful activity, teams. Sports Staff Writer Afterwards the team traveled to "Actually no Southeastern The Georgia Tech Volleyball Tennessee, where they placed se- college has a team playing in Club recently held its first Inter cond to a tough Tennessee sextet. NCAA competition," Sanjurjo collegiate Volleyball tournament. Already the club is preparing said. "The nearest university in This was a first in volleyball in the itself for next fall. "Among other the NCAA is Tulane." We are plan- Southeast, where an organized things we have in mind organizing ning to play some colleges next fall tournament had never being held two teams for competition. This in a kind of independent league." before. This activity completed a will give a lot more opportunity for One of the climactic activities year of efforts by recently founded people to play and gain more ex- was the celebration of a Southeast club, which organized with the perience," declared Sanjurjo, a ME college tournament. "We had purpose of boosting the interest in the almost unrecognized sport in junior from Puerto Rico. teams from Tennessee, Alabama, Auburn, Ga. State, West Florida campus. During the winter, the club University, Florida State, and of The club was organized last played in the Fulton County course us. It was a real success as summer by a small group headed Vollyball tournament, where the an activity, and we won it by Manuel Rodriguez and the ac team placed second to a veryt defeating a team which earlier in tual president Pastor Sanjurjo. tough Atlanta team. "Competition the year stomped us, Tennessee. Rodriguez had to leave the was very strng, especially from the THE VOLLEYBALL TEAM ENDS ITS FIRST YEAR AS AN ORGANIZED We are already thinking of holding SPORT. presidency of the club due to lack Atlanta City team. They had been & toumament next fall> of time, and couldn't dedicate the playing for about a year before the ^ . ,g ^ early tQ dedde the necessary time for the organiza club organized, and had the best date." tion to be successful. players from the Atlanta area' "Our plans for next fall include One of the first activities of the "There will be two teams, the volleyball clinics, organized club was playing in the Doraville "A" team, which will travel for out- tryouts, stronger training, and Adult Volleyball tournament with BURLINGTON NORTHERN of-state games, and the "B" team more travel than we did this year. other teams from the Metro Atlan- which will play in the Metro Atlan We expect more participation from AIR FREIGHT ta tournaments. We see them as a the interested students. Right now most of the team is composed of FREE ROOM AND BOARD Latins, and part of our goals is to Burlington Northern will TO AMBITIOUS STUDENT IN EX boost the interest in the sport," concluded Sanjurjo. CHANGE FOR BABYSITTING WITH ship your personal effects "Our first activity next year will JTWO SMALL CHILDREN, AGES 4 872-2327 RESTAURANT] be participating in the Doraville home by air. Good rates are AND 6. NO HOUSEWORK, FLEX Authentic Mandarin & Szechuan Food tournament with both the A and B IBLE SCHEDULE, LOTS OF SPECIAL LUNCH $1.92 teams. Afterwards we'll start play unch Mon — Fri 11 AM — 2 PM available. For further infor PRIVACY. CALL HAL BUTTS, ing with other college teams from t inner 5 PM — 10 PM the southeast. Who knows, maybe HOME—355-6309, WORK— Open Sunday* mation, call 768-1818. in the future we will be able to bid 1351-8351 American Express A Major Credit Card* 826 Peachtree SI. Between 5th A 6th St. for acceptance in organized NCAA Free Parking at 6th after 5 PM _,play," finished Sanjurjo. Finals got you down? Take a break at STUDY NITE At the Student Center from 10 —12 p.m. FREE MUNCHIES Sunday night before Finals, June 5 Sponsored by the Student Center Programs Board 24 THE TECHNIQUE SPORTS FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 Weaver closes ear By KARL GREEN cond in the Metro Tournament in "This last year Tias been an major college needs more than just Another project we're working Sports Editor basketball. educational year for me. When I a football team. on is a new facility to house new "I don't think the past twelve came I didn't know a lot about dressing rooms, a medical room Athletic director Doug Weaver is months have brought any Georgia Tech as an institution ex The rock concert is just and coaches offices. It would be completing his first year in the dramatic changes to the athletic cept by reputation. I have become something we're looking into. I primarily for the football team. director's chair at Georgia Tech. program at Georgia Tech. We have knowledgeable about the way think we should look at other Weaver presided over a year which progressed in what I think is a things are done on campus. possibilities along the way. From We've been working on the plans the reaction I've had about the saw Tech defeat Auburn and Notre forward direction and are con- "I've come to know the Georgia and I think it is time to commit Dame in football, and come in se- tinuing to do so. Tech Administrative Staff and rock concert, sponsoring a rock ourselves to the project and start some of the faculty members. I've concert is a sort of public service." raising money ^ That is where my come to know both the athletes job comes into being. Weaver mentioned several other and the student body. frontiers of action in the future. Another event which took place "We have a solid group of "We probably need to do more just recently was the addition of athletes. I think we have one of the promoting of Georgia Tech in the the Jackettes as a varsity team. "I finest student body's around. They future. I don't think we can assume think it was going to come," says provided the espirit de corp for the that people will automatically Weaver. "The HEW Title IX rules athletes. I am convinced that we have an outstanding staff with some top notch coaches. I think it is a credit to Coach Dodd that these people are here. "This last year has been a year of highs. I think about Notre Dame and Auburn football games and the Memphis State and Louisville basketball games im mediately. A lot of athletes had great moments along the way. "For me, this year has had a lot of travel, representing Tech at meetings. I've visited alumni groups and the metro meetings. It has been rewarding to see the high esteem Georgia Tech is held in out DOUG WEAVER STRAIGHTENS his tie in preparation for side of the state." another meeting as Georgia Tech's Athletic Director. In any year while there are good points, everything cannot be roses. Problems always exist. One Duplex by owner problem which has been men tioned in connection with the Georgia Tech neighborhood, freshly pai potential rock concerts at Grant nted. Includes seperate meters, screen Field. come to Georgia Tech athletic on equality in sports may have "I don't think anyone should get porch, off-street parking. Extra lot. events. Maybe we will venture into speeded up the time frame for giv blase about the possibility of mak marketing aspects of promotion. I ing the girls varsity status, but I $150/month with nothing down. Call a.m. or ing $50,000 dollars or whatever the don't think we should turn down don't think it was the reason. sum will be. The need isn't critical. late p.m. Mrs. Lerner 252-7456. an idea because it has never been If we let it, football could make There is the possibility that done on campus before. more money than it is, but we have other sports will be promoted to a "The promotion of the basket to support the other sports too. A varsity level. The chances are less ball team last winter was a small than maybe ten years ago because example of what we may try. of the economic situation faced in Whether the buses and adver the 70's and 80's. tisements actually brought people "Realistically, I guess one of our to the games is hard to say, main jobs is to balance the budget. because attendance fell after the Philosophically, we try to do the Georgia game. best we can for our athletes." Registration Drive "The Athletic Association, and myself, is faced with the challenge Lloyd's of Tech of keeping the past, but not to be afraid to try new things. We have Open for your convience 9 a.m. May 30 through June 2 to try to get better, in the face of to 5 p.m. Expert haircuts and heavy competition from other styles. schools." Register in Fulton county for 894-2813 national elections because in the Fall will be the election of the mayor and Opening of the city council. To vote in these elec tions you need to be registered during Lucifer's this week. If you return in the Fall you may not be here the 30 days required before the election to be eligible to Atlanta's new Las Vegas Showbar. Help vote. wanted. Interviews will be held Tuesday May 31 — June 1 between 3:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. 785 W. Peachtree St. NE 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Student 892-1146 See Keith Langan Center Post Office Lobby Waiters, waitresses, bartenders, door and floor people wanted. Rick Colaianni, Chairman, Student Government Vote Committee FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 THE TECHNIQUE SPORTS 25 Schultz named SID; returns from Hawks Jim Schultz, publicity director to Atlanta. does things in a big league way. for the Atlanta Hawks for the past "I certainly have enjoyed my I'm happy to be a part of that. The three years, has been named the association with the Hawks and same job with another school sports information director at have mixed emotions about leav wouldn't have the same appeal." Georgia Tech. ing them at this time," Schultz "The position of Sports Informa Schultz, 33, had served as an said, "but the Tech position allows tion Director is an important one," Tech Athletic Director Doug assistant and then associate me to become involved with a Weaver said. "We are pleased to sports information director at wider variety of sports." get a man of Jim's professionalism Tech from 1968 to 1972. He then "One big attribute the job has is served as the Atlanta Braves' the vitality or exceitement college and character. He will continue to ne tne Tecn assistant public relations director athletics possess today. I enjoyed ^P program with its from 1972 through 1974. working in the pro's, but they are opening up of new vistas in public An alumnus of Capital Universi an entirely different arena. The relations." <~ ty in Columbus, Ohio, Schultz did pro's are too businesslike and the Schultz will begin his dutTeTSf graduate work at the University of players have a totally different at- Tech June 6- He replaces Dave Missouri School of Journalism. He titude. Kaplan who resigned to take a worked for the Columbia (Mo.) "I really think Georgia Tech is a public relations job with Lake JIM SCHULTZ WAS NAMED SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR Tribune for a year before moving first class institution, that only Lanier FO////////////////////^^^^R GEORGIA TEC^ H WEDNESDAY, REPLACING DAVE KAPLAN. Playoffs reach climax; Sports Roundup softball teams battle A COMPENDIUM OF FACTS, EVENTS, AND PEOPLE By PAT BOLAN Sports Staff Writer THAT MIGHT OTHERWISE BE RELEGATED TO OBSCURITY.Thirty-tw o teams began playoffs this week to determine in tramural softball champions in both men's and women's Quotable: Jim Schultz on his new job at Georgia Tech. "I prefer the divisions. There will be champions college atmosphere to the professional sports atmosphere." in the fraternity, dormitory and in dependent divisons. The winners then play each other. "If each team comes out with one loss, they will start over," com Georgia Tech will not participate in the North South basketball ments intramural director Jim tournament held in Charlotte, North Carolina next spring."The move Culpepper, "and that has happen was prompted because of several factors," according the Georgia Tech ed only once in the eight years I've Athletic Director Doug Weaver. "Tech plays home and home against been here." the other teams in the Metro Conference beginning this season. In ad Independents started play Mon dition, we are trying to improve the home schedule for Tech, and the day. Sixteen teams are battling for THE THETA CHI'S DEFEATED BOTH TAU KAPPA EPSILON AND North-South tournament represents two away games. Georgia Tech the one playoff spot. In Monday's DELTA TAU DELTA IN A SPECIAL PLAYOFF TO MAKE THE SOFTBALL will play in two other tournaments next season. play, We Try downed ASCE 16-14. PLAYOFFS. Dave Houser, coach of We Brussel Sprouts, who edged Alpha Epsilon Pi took on the Try,said, "I was happy to win, es Cone Heads, 6-5, will meet the Pi Kappa Phi, Kappa Alpha meet pecially since we had to come back winner of this past Wednesday's Zeta Beta Tau. Two Tech coeds, Mary Bennett and Denise Kennedy skippered from the 'brink of disaster' (they game between Bouatons and Don Georgia Tech to a win in the South Atlantic Womens Sailing Associa In the independent division, lost an early lead). ASCE had a Q. Banakas and Flying Circus met tion. Davidson College hosted the meet on Lake Norman, in North quarter-finals were scheduled for good team." They will play Go Wednesday for the right to meet Carolina, with a fleet of 420's. Wake Forest, North Carolina State, Un Thursday, the semi-finals are Navy, who edged Home Run City, KK Psi, who downed BSU, 13-8. iversity of Virginia and Davidson participated in addition to Tech. scheduled for Saturday, and the 15-14. The eight teams in the fraternity Tech came from behind in the final race to edge Virginia by one point. finals will be Sunday. Fubars, who defeated City Plan division saw their games, Four teams in the dormitory ning 5-4, will meet Mofo, who up scheduled for this past Tuesday, divison start play tomorrow. ended the Land Sharks, 13-6. Jeff postponed to Wednesday because Harris meets Glenn and Techwood Boling of the Fubars, who saw his of rain. In first round play, Beta Cheerleading tryouts for the next year were held May 5, 1977 just faces Cloudman. The winners will team come back from 3-0 and 4-3 Theta Pi met Alpha Tau Ones. before T-Day. Kathy Day and Charles Smith were chosen co-captains. meet Sunday. deficits, commented, "The ex Other members of the cheerleading squad will be Liz McQuillan, cellent defense we had in the last Chellie Murray, Robin Farrow, Carol Chandler, Cheryl Hull, Rick innings kept them from coming Toole, Rusty Mills, Steve Nease, John Rose, Bill Hertzing and Richard back and we were able to get some Smith. clutch hits. 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Why, quite naturally they jumpers in Tech track history. contend with," school is hard, become triple jumpers, at least Lowe decided to come to Tech for harder than I thought it would be. that's how Tech's Larry Lowe got not unlike those of most Tech Whether I make it is still a ques involved in the triple jump. student. "When I begin to think tion ; if I succeed in making it to my Lowe hails from North Fulton about colleges, I remembered the sophomore year, I'll be very jHigh School in Atlanta where he adjustment problems I had when I lucky." began his track career. "When I moved once before (from Portland, According to Lowe, the roots of transferred to North Fulton (from Maine to Atlanta). I decided that I the problem lie in his high school Price High School of Atlanta) I didn't want to move too far away background. "I come from a high originally intended to sprint, but I from home." school where if you are very pop was a lot slower than the rest of the "I waited a long time for them to ular, you didn't really need to do that much to get by, so I never developed any good study habits." Now that I'm here at Tech, I'm having trouble bacause of that; I think that I'll get the problem iron ed out in a little while with a little hard work." Lowe continues, "I'm still get ting adjusted to the routine of things around here; I'll be much better off next year." Since the beginning of the track season, Lowe has been impressing LARRY LOWE MAKES the trip to the NCAA finals next track coaches and fans alike. In week for the triple jump. early April, he succeeded in stting consistently good performances honest and straightforward abou. a new Tech triple jump record of this season why he is in track. "Of course I 50'-9V2". Since that time, he moved Concerning the upcoming jump because I like i, but there's closer and closer to making the NCAA final to be hald in Cham more to it than that. I realized ear NCAA mark of 52 feet. pagne, Illinois, Lowe plans to" ly that one of the best ways to get He qualified for the NCAA a few take it like any other meet. It's into a good school is through weeks later in the Spec Towns hard to plan for because different athletics so I decided to get in meet with a jump of bb'-SVz"; a people tell you different things volved in track. Getting into a jump Coach Russ Polhemus about it. I'll just take it as it com good school was my major described as "one of the best by an es." reason." 18-year-old in the world." "The thing I really like about the Lowe hopes to continue triple Polhemus also states, "It is con NCAA is that it gives me a chance jumping after he graduates; "If I ceivable that he could reach the to become an All-American; that's can graduate, I'd like to try to Junior Record. what I really want to do." make the 1980 Olympics. If I can In the Metro-Seven Conference While most athletes tend to offer just make into the Olympics and Meet at Memphis, Tennessee, philisophical reasons for doing place, that would be the last Lowe won first place in the triple what they do, Larry Lowe is of track for me." jump. Head coach Buddy Fowlkes THIS IS the form which has enabled Larry Lowe to improve expects Lowe to finish in the top 5 his triple jump marks each week. or 6 in the NCAA finals due to his Tickets go on sale; game at Columbia The Georgia Tech Athletic at a cost of $8.00 each, from: Association announced that Georgia Tech Athletic Associa Just because I'm retiring tickets can be ordered for Tech's tion; Ticket Office; Atlanta, as editor of the Technique season opener against South Georgia 30332. When ordering Carolina on September 10. The please state that you are a Tech doesn't mean that your game will be played in Columbia student and add $.50 for postage Fridays won't be enlivened S.C. Kickoff will be at 7:30 pm. and handling. Tickets will be mailed to you by August 15. by the South's Most Out Tech students may order tickets, rageous Newspaper. But we, I mean they, need Hickok's average Joes like you to keep the paper going. 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Oh, you didn't tournament, the 1977 SAC Week division followed by Angie Cane. also the top three in the Open divi know last week was SAC Week. Well don't worry, you weren't the only activities came to an end. This Many participants cited a lack sion; Carl DeSantos, George person who missed the marvel public relations people from such grand year's competition involved close to 800 participants and dozens of of organization as a major Castlberry and Peter Springer. In places as Crabapple and Elijay have come to view. Those folks are in events. problem in the SAC Week ac the 30-34 division, John Rinker terested in preserving their communities as they are. tivities. The major problem seem took first palce with a time of 16:42. SAC Week has to rank with the most recent Mohammad Ali fiasco as This year's weightlifting com ed to be that the participants Bob Witmer and Karen Witmer as flops go. Those loveable types in the SGA Zoo did their best to petition was won by Richard Witt- couldn't find out where their meets took second and third respectively. ?**vceal the event and the non-party afterwards. To say they succeeded man who succeded in gaining a were being held. As Karl Weiner, In the 35-39 division, awards Compliment. total of seventy percentage points winner of the Croquet contest went to James S. Gray with a time Misv^ke , number one began with scheduling the annual event. The by lifting seventy pounds more wee states, "while some activities, such of 18:04, Louis Bangert; 18:55 and Snediately following Greek Week was picked partially out of then his weight, in his final lift as horseshoes, were well adver Don Giddens; 19:06.40-49 division desperation. They didn't want to conflict with either Greek Week or Wittman lifted 235 pounds. Second place went to Michael O'Guin. tised in advance; others like the winners were Jamie Goodeat IDC Week, but they failed. The Road Race was held while the frater O'Guin also lifted 235 pounds, but croquet matches were not; many 17:00, Earl Meeks at 18:26 and J. nities went on their outing to Indian Lakes. If the seventh week hadn't this was only 55 pounds over his people were very confused." Hines at 19:50. been picked, the next open week would have been midterms, a horrify weight. Steve Williams earned the However, according to Angie H. J. Marshall was the only one ing thought to anyone. I don't think IDC Week presented that much of a third place spot by lifting 215 Chin, SAC Week participant and to place in the 50-plus division conflict. pounds for 43.5 points. director of the badminton tourna with a time of 18:25. David Banks Mistake number two, it might have been the first one, was in selec ment, the problem wasn't in the was also the only to place in the un ting a name for this year's contest. SAC Week was originally conceived Civil Engineering professor, Dr. posting of schedules, but arosV^qWl 2 division, his time was 30:20. to create interest in having an athletic complex for students. This spr A.B. Caseman won the horseshoe because "they failed to read the in- Ijsa-Lorrain, Jane Ashton and ing they succeeded when the Callaway Complex opened its doors to the contest over Dennis Dunham, a structions given to them at their Roz Banks were first, second and students. The original reason for holding a SAC Week no longer held Civil Engineering major. Bruce Gnade won the third place trophy. registration. Had they paid atten- third respectivelylrflfci^Women's forth. Anyone who has used the facility this quarter knows that in tion to the pamphlet they would division. terest is high, along with usage. In the Men's division badminton Someone with an ability for acronyms, probably a student govern ::1P ment elf, created RAID. RAID stands for Recreation, Athletics and In tramural Department. When the T-Shirt order came around this time, another witty person managed to stick RAID on the shirt, instead of SAC Week. That would be alright, except that a few second thoughts popped up. The Organizers decided to go with SAC Week because of student familiarity with the old acronym. The committee in charge of SAC Week needn't have worried. Registration was extended an extra day in an attempt to attract more entries, and to get rid of T-shirts. Last Saturday evening, after all the event winners had been deter mined, a couple of funny looking people could be seen on the Student Center balcony playing records and an occasional tape. In between someone would pick up a microphone to utter a couple of inane com ments to no one in particular. As a matter of fact, there was no one else in particular there most of the evening. SAC Week Committee Chair man Bill Henry did say, "At one point there were about 60 people down in front of the Student Center." He didn't say whether they were actual ly there or just passing through. That tells all about the SAC Week par ty. The basic idea behind SAC Week is sound. Competition is organized in events which otherwise doesn't exist in the intramural prosrram. The competition was healthy, and hard, in spite of the people running the individual events. It was at the top of the organizational chart where the problems began. A better date selection would help increase the number of con c testants, avoiding conflicts as much as possible. Some publicity before I a hand would go a long way toward getting people to perform. A better c organization, or coordination of the existing organization would help JO a alleviate the above mentioned problems. I wonder if anyone has con I sidered holding a SAC Week type competition at another time. Has Fall a. or Winter quarter been considered? Since the SAC Complex is now open, why not use it? RAQUETBALL WAS AMONG THE MANY EVENTS WHICH TOOK PLACE DURING THE 1977 SAC WEEK -KARL GREEN ACTIVITIES. Metro Conference helps athletic program By CAL BABCOCK Another team that has benefited Jim Luck, Tech's Head Baseball Sports Staff Writer from the Metro Seven is the basket Coach, comments on the merits of x After two years as a member of ball squad. "I think that part of the the Metro Seven, "The tournaments the Metro Seven Conference, Tech increasing interest in our basket is the best thing about the COJOMI has benefited in several ways, ac ball team can be contributed to the ference membership. It proval cording to the coaches of the teams Metro Seven," says Assistant our kids with extra incentive involved in Metro Seven competi Basketball Coach Wheeler improving as a team. It'l tion. Nidiffer. "The conference has im tournament, with a bic to "The added incentive of being in proved our schedule, by providing NCAA's going to the aftner a major conference and competing us with more first class competi "Outside of the cHumpionshi^ ; in a championship meet has tion. There are three teams in the the Metro Seven dossn't benefit helped us the last two season," conference that are always a whole lot. Because of the — comments track coach Buddy nationally ranked and Florida tancc and expense involved in Fowlkes. Tech won the Metro State has a fine team, also. making a trip to Louisville or Cin Seven Conference Track Cham "The conference championship cinnati, we won't be scheduling pionship in 1976, and finished se has given our team something to those teams. The only Metro Seven cond to Florida State this year. look for, in the sense that if we im team we play regularly is Flori "Our men reall* look forward to prove all season, we can grab a State." competing for that track title," NCAA bid by winning the cham The tennis team gets a boost continues Fowlk t. "It winds up ACCORDING TO COACH LUCK, THE TECH BASEBALL TEAM pionship," continues Nidiffer. from the championship tourna the season for us, and provides us AMONG OTHERS HAS BENEFITTED FROM MEMBERSHIP IN THE METRO"Thi s year's tournament was a ment, according to top seeded Jeff with some real good competition." real boost to Tech's reputation." SEVEN. Crown.