Volume 7 - Issue 5 - Friday, October 22, 1971

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Rose-Hulman Scholar

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Fall 10-22-1971

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1 971 OLUME 7, NUMBER 5 ROSE HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA ADULT F ROSH RIIIT HONORS 250 by Doug Hileman EDUCATION: Homecoming activities this year rwo hundred and fifty students the University of Illinois. A grad- University of Michigan; and sop- include several events sponsored VARIETY THAT'S IN TUNE .1.e recognized for academic ex- uate student in organic chemistry homoi es William Lipp, Indianap- by the freshmen. WITH THE TIME ilence and campus leadership and pharmacology at Indiana Uni- olis, and Robert Klim, North Frosh started transporting rail- Jring the annual Fall Honors versity, Bloomington, Shutske was Plainfield, N. J., (North Plain- Adult education and the need to road ties from an abandoned mine at Rose-Hulman In- unable to be in attendance at the field High School). mvocation stay abreast of the latest informa- Sunday, October 17. The plan for itute of Technology Tuesday. convocation. Dean M. Ford, a senior from Montpelier (Montpelier High tion and techniques in one's field the bonfire is unique. As viewed f Highlight of the convocation Lawrence A. Hawley, a senior are providing a new challenge for from above, the design will be that a as the presentation of class from Danville, Ind. (Community School) won the Cummins Com- the nation's educational institu- of the Rose symbol: a central member of each High School), received the Analy- pany Award as the outstanding wards to the tions. square with right isosceles trian- ass attaining the highest aca- tical Chemistry Award sponsored senior mechanical engineer, while Kenneth B. Brown, Jr., Browns- According to "Personal Busi- gles at each corner of the square. J LI mic by the Analytical Division of the standing. ness," a McGraw-Hill publication, The design is by Ed Rau. The Bloomington American Chemical Society. The town (Brownstown Central) was n James H. Graham, more than 368,000 American adults triangles ar2 to be approximately award is a 15-month subscription the recepient of the Mueller Com- ildgewood High School) senior in —many with advanced degrees and the square will the "Journal of Analytical pany Award which goes annually six feet high, and Lactrical engineering and presi- to some with none—returned to the tradi- Chemistry." to the outstanding junior in me- be a tower topped by the Tit of the student body, received classroom this fall to pursue con- The bonfire will Joel V. Sanders, a senior me- chn,i,n1 vin,erinp• tional outhouse. third consecutive class honor tinuing education courses specifi- square. It is chanical engineering major from Mark M. Campbell, South Bend be about eighty feet th the presentation of the see- cally structured to their needs. 1,000 ties, Edinburg (Edinburg High School) (J. W. Riley High School), was expected to use nearly d Carl Wischmeyer Award for For the most part diplomas and allowed. was the recipient of the E. A. named the outstanding senior in the maximum ie highest grade point average transcripts are not required, and MacLean Award given annually to physics. Recipient of the junior planned a ter three years at Rose-Hulman. credit hours and grades take a The freshmen have the outstanding student in mechan- award, Campbell was chosen to do mean, The gold medal honors the late back seat. Sessions are short and guarding system to keep the ics courses at Rose-Hulman. The advanced research with members upperclassmen from Lrl Wischmeyer, chairman of me- relatively inexpensive—a n d more nasty, ugly award honors the late Dr. Mac- of the faculty over the summer. the day, anical engineering, acting presi- importantly, courses are precisely destroying it. During Lean, professor and chairman of The junior level physics award by sec- nt and a member of the faculty to the point. frosh will be guarding it ✓ civil engineering at the Institute went to Pan' C. Schmidtke, Gene- that schedules 47 years prior to his retire- It is in this atmosphere that tion numbers so for 27 years prior to his retire- va, Ill (Hinsdale Twp. High conflict. At ant in 1955. Graham achieved Rose-Hulman Institute of Tech- with classes will not ment in 1962. School). turn guard- e honor with a 3.896 average nology operates its Continuing night dorms will take ✓ The mathematics department Three seniors were honored by all work undertaken at the Education Series. Course mate- ing it. honored seniors William A. Ode- the Rose-Hulman Army R.O.T.C. stitute. rial covered by the instruction is fey, Des Plaines, Ill. (Elk Grove detachment as Distinguished Mili- At the Wesleyan game, Dr. Lo- Gary R. Kelm, a junior chemical determined by local and national High School) and Dale Willman, tary Students, an award which gan will drive Rosie around the gineering major from Terre interests, and to this end Irvin P. Marion (Marion High School) recognizes outstanding leadership track. The freshmen are consid- aute (Garfield High School), was Hooper, Director of Continuing with Certificates of Merit as the qualities and class rank both aca- ering renting a live elephant to e recipient of the sterling silver Education, works closely with local outstanding senior mathematici- demically and with the R.O.T.C. supplement the festivities. ;ogart Award presented annually industry in ascertaining the kinds ans. The junior award went to class. Selected for the honor were the student with the highest of short courses that would he William B, Lipp, Indianapolis Glen R. Lash, Terre Haute (Hon- averaze after the sopho- beneficial to area engineers and it ore (Arlington High School). ey Creek), David G. Rogers, Erie, year. The award, which technical personnel. STUDENT WIVES tonors the late Pa. (Harborcreek High School) Paul N. Bogart, Dr. William Swift, professor of Courses offered since the pro- by S. W. Sedgwick 4airman and Fred W. Schwing, Cincinnati of the Board of Man- mathematics at Wabash College, gram began last year have ranged ers (Colerian High School). for more than 30 years, Crawfordsville, presented Dr. from computer utilization to pol- The officers of the Student ,ent to Recognized as two-year R.O. Kelm for a perfect 4.0 Herbert Bailey, chairman of lution control, as well as a popu- Wives Club are: ,'ade point T.C. scholarship winners were ju- average. mathematics, and rfiembers of lar science offering entitled "As- ;' niors Mark E. Byers, Rushville, Mrs. Ron Wine, President. Sophomore Robert S. Smith, Rose-Hulman champion mathe- tronomy for Fun" in which the obinson, and J. Elmer Stone, North Syra- Mrs. Ron Huhn, Vice President. Ill., won the bronze matics team with a publication for demand for enrollment was more emingway cuse, N. Y. (Liverpool High Mrs. Ron Loyd, Secretary. medal as the top man winning the 1971 small college than three times as great as the s freshman School). A three-year R.O.T.C. Mrs. Kevin Murphy, Treasurer. year. Smith, who is competition. Members of the team limited enrollment of 25 persons ,iajoring in scholarship went to sophomore Jo- chemical engineering, were Thomas A. Dehne, North- would permit. They took office last February mpleted the seph G. Nesbitt, Santa Paula, freshman year with brook, Ill. (Glenbrook North High Rose-Hulman's continuing edu- and will hold office until next 4.0 average. Calif. School), a recent 4.0 graduate at- cation series has looked at the June. Herbert T. Phi Gamma Delta fraternity Young, Vincennes tending graduate school at the computer in a number of areas, Ancoln won the Inter-Fraternity Scholar- The main purpose of the club High School), w a s first offering a course in comput- arded the Chas. ship Trophy for the fifth consec- is to help the student wives get Pfizer Co., Inc, PHYSICISTS er utilization for business and in- ward as the utive quarter with a 2.757 cumu- to know one another better. outstanding chemi- —a play, by Friedrich Durren- dustry. The college also has of- 1 engineering lative average. The all-mens' av- senior. The hon- matt, will be performed at Rose- fered a programming course and The Wives Club is in charge of 1.1 includes a cash erage for the 1970-71 academic award and Etc- Hulman November 12 and 13. a program on analog computers. selling mums at Homecoming and ; mpanying plaque. year was 2.709. Something of a comedy and some- Additionally, 225 men were rec- The college's initial program on this is where the funds come from Recent graduate Greg M. Shuts- to thing of a tragedy. A play not to ognized for having made the pollution control indicatcd future support the club for the rest of e, Kouts, received the W. A. the be missed, particularly by those Dean's List during the 1970-71 interest in more specialized courses year. ,oyes Award as the outstanding hoping to make a caleer in either academic year. Students who in this area. In light of the new The club has various speakers nior chemist for 1971, an honor the sciences or engineering. It earned 3.1 or better grades last federal occupational safety and throughout the year, iven annually in honor of the late may change your mind. The Phy- talking on year comprised "nearly one-third health avt, a program on noise such *. Noyes who taught at Rose and sicists, by Durrenmatt, presented varied topics as how to sew of the men returning. abatement is being prepared for lingerie, candle-making for Christ- by the Rose-Hulman Drama Club. presentation in November. mas, and hair styling. A bonfire Programs in chemical and me- is planned for Novemlyer. In Feb- chanical engineering also have ruary the club is sponsoring a been offered with similar success. Valentine's dance, and it all leads Inasmuch as the Continuing Ed- up to the graduation dinner in ucation program is designed pri- June. All members attend a din- marily for the public, Rose-Hul- ner on campus honoring the senior man welcomes suggestions of suit- wives a "P.H.T." degree is award- able topics. Suggestions are stud- ed to each senior for her efforts ied and if enough interest is found in "Putting Hubby Through." and suitable instructors are available, the course will be offered The Club will take orders for with tuition charges based on op- Homecoming Mums October 21 and erating costs (usually $45 to $50 22 and October 25 thru 27 in the for a five or six night program). Main Building from 12 to 2 p.m. Suggestions should be sent to and in the Union and Dorms from Irvin P. Hooper, Director of Con- 4 to 7 p.m. The cost is $2.00 for tinuing Education, Rose-Hulman the mums. As an added feature, Institute of Technology, Terre orchid leis also will be available Haute, Indiana 47803. for $2.00.

STUDENT OPINION POLL

FACULTY TEACHING

WILL BE CONDUCTED

DURING THE WEEK OF

NOV EMB ER 1, 1971 "ALBERT EINSTEIN WAS HERE" — Tga. Suligen

_ FRID4 Y, OCTOBER 22, 1 97' PAGE 2 THE THORN Letter To The Editors! TIMMMOCKERS Dear Editor: You say you're only here to get By Bill Strahle that pretty piece of paper that Opening Item: Hi, Gina !! they give you when (and if) you Democracy at Work Dept.: At when brought to trial to be trig 1 ,, graduate. Well, it seems to me a recent meeting of military stu- in court by a jury of their p that 81,875.00 per year is kind of dents, the subject of the good old group or people from their bla high just for something to hang Military Ball came up. Col. Stein- communities, as defined by t on the wall. If you really need born called for a vote. One-quar- Constitution of the L'nited Stat that college diploma send $2.00 to ter (1/4) of the students wanted 10. We want land, bread, ho Glenco, Box 834, Warren, Michi- to have the annual affair again ing, education, clothing, just gan, 4,8090. They send you one this year. Three quarters (3/4) and peace. And as•our major that really looks authentic. It of the students didn't want to litical objective, a United Nati isn't Harvard, but then again it have the affair again. Well, the —supervised plebiscite to be h ci isn't Rose either. minority won in the eyes of the throughout the black colony No name please Army. Attendance will be man- which only black colonial subje datory for all Junior and Senior will be allowed to participate, 01 Military Science students and all the purpose of determining scholarship students regardless of will of black people as to their 1 THIRD class. Have a ball . . .! tional destiny." Sock-lt-To-'Em Dept.: There has As distasteful as many of thea CONTRIBUTION been a car parked on the grass in points may seem, we must remen: House for by Stan Baker front of the Triangle ber Voltaire's quote and put it in now. Go get 'ern Living for some can be as easy several weeks to prac.tice: "I may disagree wit and natural as falling off a log Traffic Court! what you say, but I'll defend Sure, I'll Be Fair Dept.: The and for others it is a very serious the death your right to say it." business. But even for those who Panthers want— Humor Dept.: Have you heap, We want freedom. We want live to "live" it up, there are mo- "1. about the psychologist who gair. determine.the destiny of ments when it becomes imperative power to his daughter a set of ment a the Black Community. to sit down and draw up a map, blocks for Christmas? full employment for make some plan of action ,or just 2. We want From the Grapevine: Rumor hi reflect on what sense can be made our people. it that C. Rose, our founder, fo of what has gone before. This 3. We want an end to the rob- closed on a family of twelve a kind of activity is burdensome to bery by the Capitalist of our then gave the land to the schoo' Black many people, and to be avoided at Community. If it's true, what a fitting star We want decent housing, fit all costs by others, but it remains 4. for this great instituion! Th shelter for human beings. a necessity for everyone at some _ Thorn will sponsor a deed sea: el- time or other. Probably the great- 5. We want education for our Interested persons please contae true na- est hardship that anyone attempt- people that exposes the Steve Sedgwick c/o box 294. ing serious thought endures is the ture of this decadent American Joke: Then there was the Rosi crisis of isolation, for nowhere but STRANGE BREW society. We want education that student who wanted to be Queel within himself can one hope to by Frank and Ahmed teaches us our true history and for a Day! our role in present-day society. find answers to some of the prob- We were so broke this week we describe it. You poor people are Joke: We've heard about a loca 6. We want all black men to be lems that crop up in everyday liv- couldn't afford any new records just going to have to hear it. Farmersburg preacher who offici exemnt from military sprvice. ing. so we had -all our friends go out Most of the songs are written by ated so many shotgun wedding 7. We want an immediate end to Three things that have a par- d buy gobs of 'em. The only John and Terry Talbot and their that he renamed his church Wir the Police Brutality and Murder of ticularly profound effect on what thing we bought was the Novem- are among the best of the chester Cathedral. vocals black people. we think are how we conceptualize ber Playboy, which interestingly major groups today. So enough Item: Hi there, Becky, Bobbii 8. We want ourselves, others, and ourselves as enough, has a candid interview freedom for all and Mrs. Petty! said about a fantastic album. Bet- black men held in federal, state, seen by others. Perhaps the most with Allen Klein. Mr. Klein has Closing Item: Looks like ther ter get on down to your favorite county, and city prisons unsettling thing that can happen managed the Beatles and Stones and jails. may be a Rosebud-Woodsie Ba record store, for your own sake! 9. We want all black people to anyone is t,o have his mental among others, so be sure to read Things We Forgot To Mention after all! image of one of these three shak- the article. Last Week Department: The new Santana album, San- en. If one's ideas are questioned 1. We just (last week) found tana on Columbia (KC 30595), and their foundations stand strong, out that Neil Young ripped off sounds very much like their they will remain intact and be first "Southern Man." At least that's album, also called Santana. If even stronger. than before. But if what the Dave Clark Five might you think this tr*WaIrmr4 we begin seriously to question our sounds like the tell you. group hasn't moved ahead own motives or ideas ,then change much, They just released it as a sin- you're right. The album opens by Dave Wanninger is not only imminent but healthy. gle. Give up, guys. with the usual instrumental cut The people to pity are those for During the last few weeks you and then proceeds to "No One FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22— SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24- 'whom introspection and self-exam- To may have noticed undercover Depend On," which the TMUB Film, "The Grasshop- 12:00 nn., ISU Football Higl ination never seem necessary listener agents mingling among you and can depend upon sounding like per," Tilson Music Hall, 8:00 p.m. lights (Ch. 10). (Wake up, everybody!) In any the your friends. Well, the secret is regular Santana single. One of International Film, "Lola Mon- 12:30 p.m., NFC, Chicago at DE event this is the less painful way out and now we are letting every- the saving songs is "Taboo," which tes" (French), Community The- troit (Ch. 10). (alternative No. 1: direct conflict one know the results of a highly has a bit of blues influence, atre, 8:15 p.m. Also Saturday eve- 2:30 p.m., Washington at Kan with others) to effect changes in sort partial survey that was taken to of like B .B. King with timbales. ning. sas City (Ch. 10). one's images of himself, others, determine the best and the worst Also the group has SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23— 3:00 p.m., Cincinnati Bengal,- and himself as seen by others. To added a sec- of the albums released over sum- ond guitarist, Neal Schon, who Reminder — Graduate Record Oakland Raiders (Ch. 2). •focus on myself and the image mer vacation. And now the win- along with Carlos plays a Examinations. others have of me would be sui- couple ner: of rifts that SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24— cidal, so let me dwell on "others." sound as if they For the first time ever we have were lifted right off of TMUB Film, "Cactus Flower," REPORTERS Man tends to define himself in Duane All- a tie. The honors go to the All- NEED man and Dickie Tilson Music Hall, 8:00 p.m. terms of his fellow man, but the Betts. Santana man Brothers and the Who for also tries their TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26— us turn The Thorn into tragedy of this is that one usually luck at a horn sec- releasing albums that certainly Help tion, courtesy of Rose Play, "Dial y of Adam and Campus NEWSpaper. We nee is more interested in his own re- Tower of Power made the summer a more enjoy- (Ditch of Eve," by Mark Twain. reporters to submit copy on a fu flection and less scrutinous of the Pitch?), and although it able one. And now the coveted doesn't quite come Sidney Foster, Pianist, one of or part-time basis, to cover fast mirror itself. , He misses so much across, at least Bummer of the Summer: it's one of the America's great pianists: Tilson breaking stories, and to handl of himself because he doesn't un- few original spots This unique award goes to Black on the album. One Music Hall. Free tickets at the irate readers. Contact The Thom derstand the ' irror. On any rea- difference is Sabbath for surpassing their the new vocalist on desk in the Upper Lobby of TMU. Box 294. sonably clear ay, what happens "Everything's achievements of the past in the Coming when we "see" ther people? Aft- Our Way." The only field of teeny-bopper downer rock. problem is er social amenit es are exchanged that it is worse than Their latest is three times worse MOVIE INFORMATION— usual. Sounds we usually make a mental note of like Elvis Presley than the others. (for weekend—subject to.change) doing an the prrson's appearance, behavior, Alvin Lee impression. All The Grateful Dead will be in CINEMA I, 232-3254, "Clay Pige- in all the album Pregnant? and quickly conclude his motives should please all Chicago on October 22 (that's to- on" (R). you diehard and move on. Do you ever notice Mexicans, but Ahmed night, silly), and Jethro Tull will CINEMA II, 232-3254, "The Ome- says that three in a row is too Need Help? yourself becoming bored with peo- be in the Windy City on October ga 1VLan" (GP). We will help any woman regardless much, and Frank ple who always look or act the was heard to 26 and on October 27 they wind GRAND, 232-1260, "Jennifer On of race, religion, age or financial comment, "Not for my money!" status. We do not moralize. but same? Dependability becomes a up in Champaign. We can't un- My Mind" (R). merely help women obtain qualilied But Bird likes curse and variety the spice of life. the fantasy cover. derstand why people keep griping INDIANA, 232-8076, "Fantasia" Doctors for abortions. if this is Last Night I Had The Strangest what they desire. Please do not The most irritating phenomenon about having no big name group (G). delay, an early abortion IS more Dream is for me to observe is the stagna- the new Mason Proffit at Homecoming this year. After MEADOWS, 232-3909, "Fortune simple and less costly, and can be album on Ampex (A performed on an out patient basis. tion of people's lives (ideas, be- 10138). Ah- all, we haven't had one yet! In Men's Eyes" (R). med believes Call: havior, appearance, etc.), which that this album is one Assorted Trash Department: PLAZA, 466-9710, "Billy Jack" of the finest can always be antedated to some from beginning to 1. Will the wierdo freak with (GP). finish as any period in their lives when the released in some the electric pants please turn them 404 524-4781 time. Not one of the songs could shroud was pulled over their eyes. off? TELEVISION SPORTS— Woman's Medical be considered as Assistance of Dallas, Inc. Perhaps they have realized their filler; even the 2. There's nothing like "Stone SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23- group's rendition of Ohio life's ambitions and are content to the old stan- Rap" on a Saturday night. 12:30 p.m., Wisconsin — dard "Last Night I 8 AM-10 PM-7 DAYS rest, but I get the haunting feel- Had The 3. Bobby Goldshoro is accident State (Ch. 2). Strangest Di eam," A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION ing they are ignoring themselves (Wonder where prone. 1:00 p.m., This week in Pro they got the title of the and me, too. To paraphrase A.H.J., album?), 4. Are Frank and Ahmed one Football (Ch. 10). is a nice change from when you are satisfied with your- others that and the same person? have been tried. Two self, the devil is in your lap. other excep- By the way, we haven't received tional songs are "500 Men" Moral: keep changing, keep liv- and one nasty letter this year. (We "Eugene Pratt," but ing. justice can- lied to you last week.) In fact, SHOPPING not be done to the best cut on the we haven't received ANY letters entire album, "Hope," by trying to this year. So get on the stick, clowns. This week's big number FOR A DIAMOND? is 612; just think of insect repell- BE SURE YOU SEE Vie TIJOI*11 ant and you've get the number. Editor Bill Strahle Bye, Bye, time to fly. Associate Editors Chris Wodtke, Steve Sedgwick Sports Editor Norm Klein POETR 11 AND SHORT Business Staff John Weinhardt STORIES SOLICli Ell Advertising Staff John Metz 'Written a good poem in the last News Staff Mike Kinney five years? Have you written a story iatelyY We Reporters Beldon Beasley, Doug Hi lemon, printable short are looking for good feature stories Steve Sedgwick and Steve Youmans if: addition to news stories. Sub- Cartoonist Bob Marks mit all copy to 2'he Thorn, Box Circulation Bob Schacht and Mike Mueller 294. All poetry will be forware Columnists Bill Strahle, Dave Wanninger ed to krot.ssor Priest for possible Stan Baker, and James Powell use in the spec.ial humanitiet Photography Chris Wodtke and Steve Moseson Quarterly. AR'

1971 THE THORN OCTOBER 22,

1971 HOMECOMING SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1971

NOON Registration and Open House (Hulman Union)

2:00 P.M. Alumni Institute Room B-119 (Main Building)

4:00 P.M. Admissions Workshop (Hulman Union) Class Agents Meeting (Hulman Union)

5:30 P.M. Class Reunion Banquets

8:30 P.M. Pep Rally — Queen Coronation (Shook Fieldhouse)

9:00 P.M. Bonfire (West of Fieldhouse)

9:30 P.M. "Hawaiian Special" (Shook Fieldhouse)

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1971

10:00 A.M. Annual Alumni Meeting (Room B-119 Main Building)

11:30 A.M. Homecoming Luncheon (Hulman Union)

12:00 Noon Tuskers Luncheon (Hulman Union) ENGINEER CAPTAINS— Dave Burgner (89), Bill Ran- dall (21), Norm Klein (63) and Mike Box (12) pose with 1:30 P.M. Football — Rose-Hulman vs. Iowa Wesleyan foursome was elected Head Coach Bob Bergman. The (Phil Brown Field') as quad captains for the 1971 Fightin' Engineers, who AFTER GAME HAPPY HOUR—WABASH VALLEY ROSE TECH will travel to Illinois College tomorrow hopefully to CLUB to 5:45 (Shook Fieldhouse) spoil the Blue Boys' Homecoming and get charged up to make our own Homecoming a success next weekend. 6:00 P.M. Homecoming Alumni Luau Banquet (Hulman Union)

AFTER BANQUET — ROSEY'S PUB (Auditorium)

9:00 P.M. Homecoming Dance (Hulman Union) Sponsored by Student Government Association HOMECOMING THE UNCOLAm MUSIC MONEYOFFER FEVER Get any of these top Record albums for only $3.80 and 7UP proof of Homecoming Fever, that old purchase (save up to $2.18). 8-Track and Cassette Tape albums, only nostalgia which hits Rose men 7up $3.98 (save up to $4.00). of all ages about this time of year, will reach epidemic levels THE RCURY next week as the frosh wrestle To indicate the category you want for railroad ties, upperclassmen MOODY BLUES THE WHO each selection, circle the letters: R for Records, S for 8-Track Tapes, C for Cas- wrack their brains to figure out kott - WHO'S sette Tapes. Then enter the code num- what went wrong with the float, Rod Stewart bers of the selection(s) you want and the and the school in general braces prices in the appropriate columns. Please Every Picture NEXT for Homecoming '71. Tells A Story enclose full payment along with three 7UP bottle cap liners or other 7UP proof Although the official program of purchase' for each selection. (DO NOT doesn't begin until noon Friday, 13296 113611 104379 113612 MAIL METAL CAPS.) Make check or money order payable to: Uncola Music Offer. there is plenty to do all week. James MAIL ORDER FORM TO: Namely: Taylor ARETHA Uncola Music Offer, P.O. Box 7778, On Monday students will wind Indianapolis, Indiana 46206. up the preliminaries for theHome- IMPORTANT:Circle either "R,""S," or "C." Mud Sli FRANKLM coming Queen competition. CARPENTERS a Track Cassette Selection lloocyolfer Slim And Live at Rec. Tapes Then on Wednesday, with the Tho illue Tapes Numbers Sale Price Horizon Fillmore West R S C field' narrowed to four comely R S C creatures, men will file to the ballot box again to choose the 04370 04375 113474 1 00'73 R S C Homecoming Queen. R S C Entrants at press time were R S C 1 4 : Linda Sue Williams, Ferdinand, R S ; C an Indiana State University frosh , R S C , representing Triangle Fraternity; ; TOTAL: Debbie Noe, Galesburg, III., a All prices include applicable state and Wood s sophomore representing local tax and mailing costs. Thetz Xi; Sesetta Kearns, Marion, (PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY, an ISU home ec major represent- 04341 113322 11997 13365 NAME ing Lambda Chi Alpha; Becky

ADDRESS Rose Adams, ISU jun i o r from Terre Haute representing Phi The CITY Joni Guess Who STATE ZIP_ Gamma Delta; Sharon Sellers, a Along with your albums, you will receive Woods Junior representing Sigma md Pal Mitchell the 24 page Music Moneyoffer Catalog So Long, listing over 300 music and stereo equip- Nu; Patricia Sue Bogan, Beech Bannatyne ment bargains. If you would like the Cata- Grove junior at ISU representing Blue log and do not want to purchase an album Alpha Tau Omega, and Mary Jo at this time, check the box below and send your name and address along with 25c to: Kamka, Chicago, III., independ- 11758 11876 12848 113629 Uncola Music Offer, Dept. C. ant student. P.O. Box 77B. Indianapolis, Indiana 46206. I The United States has 1,071 'The following constitute 7UP proof of purchase: counties and parishes and ELT011 Three 7UP bottle cap liners, (DO NOT MAIL county equivalents, making a Original Cast METAL CAPS); One 7UP purchase seal from the bottom of non-returnable bottles or can cartons; total 3,130. p%;' One 7UP imprint from the plastic collar can Godspell num holders; Or any identifiable portion of the label from large sue 7UP bottles. The Roman procurator Pon- tius Pilate held office in Judea —For information on the famous Uncola posters— 11-17-70 write Uncola Posters, Box 11477, St. Louis, Mis- at the time of the crucifixion souri 63105. of Jesus.

113603 113505 13358 04383 TRALUtrI/J, ItiTif Yirr'.. t UP C,IPA...f. OCTOBER 22, 1971 THE THORN thoughts of a diseased imagina- tion. There is stark reality in this real life fantasy, where a lifetime can be only a few hours long. The plot is tritely operetic and vintage, stolen from the genius of 0 al Shakespeare and the ancient in- -ni exorable tragedy of the Greeks. Robert Wise did a generally fine lead effort in direction that is only at !$* times slightly weak due to the sib staginess in parts of the sequences. .aela The opening ballet was quite wise- ',-esie ly photographed in downtown Ale( Manhattan, starting the tale off ,Ito with sufficient sweep to allow the edi medium to be absorbing and real Isis and the later scenes on the fire es; escap2s and the rooftops to confine sr and bottle in the characters. The s cramped setting did not seem to pose any difficult problem for the skill of Jerome Robbins as he guided his dancers through their pre- cision steps in ways that could not be duplicated on the stage. The score by Leonard Bernstein is tre- mendously complicated and moody exx but at times is so swiftly paced bees that the notes streak past the con- -Hoe aciousness in all but a blur. At tA other moments it approaches a languid end even muddy tempo. The finest triumph of West Side Story was the successful effort to portray the style of a street gang in the medium of jazz and ballet and reveal the beauty underneath all the apparent ugliness. James R. Powell k

AFTER HOURS by Don Quixote On my most recent three-day excursion (drunk) during which visited many and various place of retreat (bars), I noticed a fe things that might be interesting to the rest of the Rose student- drunks. (Yes, I entirely realize that some of us consider ourselves - professional-drunks, but I have to appeal to all of you if possible.) In one of my encounters, aptly named "Bill's Bar," a beautiful, full-sized, well-kept pocket billiards table was run into (literally). In addition to this were billiard balls (in excellent condition) and a wide selection of billiard -Tg.t. gm V. cues. For convenience, a quite -CUT well-equipped laundramat is locat- ed across the street for usage in The Register. "Yes. We've had West Side Story finding a reason to make an ex- many inquiries from people who've tended visit away from one's home been solicited. There's nothing il- Ed Note: West Side Stoll' will be confines. legal about it. It's just a matter on national television this season. Another famous flame into of people being extremely gullible." which I fell (once again, literally) The Better Business Bureaus in Look down at New York City may appeal more, at least in name, three cities couldn't give me any from a dizzy vantage point far to the more intellectual downers information. But it was the Bet- above the tallest buildings. The of depressing drink. It was (and ter Business Bureau in Baton people are unseen. The setting is is) called the "A." Once a ham- Rouge, La., where The Register cluttered with terements. The si- burger drive-in joint, it was is published, that gave me some lence suggesting the immensity of changed over to a booze drive-in information. the scene, broken only by an occa- joint for reasons of monetary need. "We have a small file on them," sional whistle as though echoing A fantastic clientelle frequente the lady told me. "In 1969 they down a long alley. The view sat- this refuge for sinners, and a refused to give us the name of urates the senses, appearing as a happy, very pretty, and fun-loving by Rick Mitz their printer. We've had a lot of gray malignancy. The sounds are shift of employees is always found complaints from pcople who didn't cold and artificial. And then on in its confines. Only one thing tion for such a, as they refer to receive their copies—but that was the strain of a single note, glide may "turn off" the faint of heart: WHOSE WHO? it, "prestigious publication?" cleared up. down to an area on the west side. though, like the now famous I figured it must be a joke, so "Confidentially," she said, "the To the steady tempo of finger "Bill's Bar," there resides in the It all arrived in the mail the I read C2. The brochure that book has no value other than that snapping a street gang begins a "A" a wonderful billiards table, same day—two overdue bills, an "Beth Harrison, Rescarch Super- your name is in it. It's just one subtle swagger through a brick the pool cues are referred to as overdraft notice from the bank, a visor" sent me says that the pub- of those vanity publications." jungle that soon dissolves to a clubs. draft notice from the Army, a sor- lication is a "reference directory A research manual? Vanity? skillfull ballet on the sidewalks. I'm afraid that these are the rowful why - don't - you - write - me . . . valuable for researchers" and $22.50? For recruiters? So what George Gershwin certainly set only two of my many visitations love letter from my Aunt Saman- is a "valuable source of informa- does all this mean? Why do peo- the stage for stylized iazz when he that I can pass on at this time, tha, and a letter from the Na- tion concerning the style setters ple buy the book? wrote the entrancing "Rhapsody In for a regurgitation effect seems tional Student Register, the Who's and the thought leaders of today In a time when the job market Blue." The patternless and de- to be coming over my mid-section Who of college students, proclaim- and tomorrow." is so tight, a student could be en- humanized scurry of the city in reward for my last three nights' ing, as did my love letter from It was after reading that that ticed into getting his name into would seem to be the last place for heroic efforts. Keep looking for Uncle Sam (not to be confused I decided to call The Registcr and The Register to become Discovered an essay in music. But just as further developments in this waste with my Aunt Samantha) that We find out what was going on. I —a la the 190 chorus girl elevated much as Beethoven could sit wet land that is referred to as a news- Want You. asked for Miss Harrison, Re- to overnight stardem—where some in a thunderstorm writing the paper. I'll keep you posted if I After calling the post office to seal ch Supervisor. college recruiter says, "Hey, we raindrops on a musical scale, Ger- can possibly get rid of these complain about receiving obscene "You don't want to talk to her. need a highly-paid junior execu- she:vin found the poetry in all the shakes. mail (although the postman kept I can help you," the male voice of tive. Let's pick someone out of noise. Add to the theme the com- saying that a draft notice isn't Patrick Benfield, Office Manager, The National Student Register. position of Leonard Bernstein, the classified as obscene mail), I sat said. Look under M . . ." And what fol- coreography of Jerome Robbins down and contemplated the Na- "How do we get the names and lows? Fame, fortune, success? and the direction of Robert Wise tional Student Register's letter. addresses? We subscriibe to ev- Unlikely. Recruiters in a tight- and the music of the concrete cosm It's one of those form letters ery student newspaper and re- job-market world can find less ex- gains brilliant visuals and the that says in large mimeoed type ceive 50 per cent of all student pensive ways to recruit students swift movement of jazz ballet. All on the envelope "Personal," just directories," he said, adding that than by spending. $22.50 for a list of the media are so well fused so you'll quickly open it. So of only one out of every four nomi- of promising students. together in the story .that experi- course I did. nees is chosen. It's vanity — a false sense of encing it is like listening to a full "Dear Student: You will be "This is not an honorary deal student and parental pride--that orchestra where each string and pleased to learn that your per- —although it's an honor to be in keeps sales moving. Although it brass and percussion adds its con- sonal biographical sketch now is it. It's of use for reference. For is unfair to allure and mislead tribution but the scoring causes being prepared by the Editorial recruiters . . ." gullible students into thinking the effect to become a summation Board . . . this nomination indi- So I -called several libraries to that a job could —come from a of total feeling that moves by too cates that your activities fall with- see whether they stock this work random glance through a book, it swiftly to read it in detail. in the scope of the national selec- of reference. None of them car- is the students' own fault. Much of West Side Story is a tion criteria estanished for in- ried the periodical. Some had College students' emphasis has dream. A nightmare among the clusion in the forthcoming edition never even heard of it. One li- been taken off activities — third trash cans and wire fences and the of The Register. Only a small brarian said, "We don't carry that string quarterback and French spiders web of fire escapes. A number of students . . ." sort of thing." Club Secretary—and has been put projcction of the mind bred by the Panic, paranoia, synicism and Deciding to go right to the top, into thought; today the philosophy skepticism simultaneously struck. I called the Library of Congress is that it's what you are rather America, to name a few—all of How did they know about "my ac- in Washington, D.C., the Father than what you do that's impor- which turn who's who into a so tivities " And what activities? I of all American Libraries, where tant. what. marched in a peace rally once I talked with a man from the ref- There's a who's-who vanity pub- I have since discarded my letter from the campus to the State Cap- erence department who made it lication for everyone today—Who's from the National Student Regis- itol, but took a cab back home quite clear he spoke as an indi- Who In Baton Twirling, The Deb- ter and have given more atten- after the rally because my feet vidual and not as a representative utante Reeister ($49), Outstand- tion to my draft notice. At least hurt. I flunked Biology I twice. of the library. ing Teenagers of America, Out- I can be sure it's for real. And Was that what rated my nomina- He laughed when I mentioned standing College Athletes of the Army really wants me. PAGE 3 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1971 THE THORN with their "heat transfer" prob- and will be presented during Con- COAL, COLD AND A lem (this should be especially in- vocation Period under the Sponsor- SPECIAL SEMINAR teresting to the engineer since ship of the Student Activities (EVERYONE'S INVITED) there are reports that "the Woods" Board. For by M. Hoecker further information is an ideal heat sink, i.e. "abso- contact Dave Rardon ATTENTION: All students and at Speed lute zero.") Hall, Room 113. faculty may in the immediate future, be required to undertake a course in combined economics- thermodynamics-heat transf e r. THE DIARY OF This action may become necessary QUESTIONS due to the striking coal mine work- ADAM & EVE Under the sponsorship of the ers, who stopped work approxi- by Beldon Beasley mately two weeks ago. The heat- Student Activities Board, the Al- ing unit which supplies heat to the pha-Omega Players of Dallas, When thinking of the entire Main Building, Fieldhouse, and Texas, present "The Diary of scope of my life, there are four Underclassmen dormitories, is Adam and Eve," adapted from the very fundamental questions which powered by coal. The consequen- short story by Mark Twain, on have been presented or which October 26 at 10:30 o'clock. t 4 ces of this problem will only be have presented themselves to me. felt if we run out of coal before As everyone knows, things were I would like to borrow your minds the strike is settled. great in the Garden of Eden. Then for a while so that you may pon- The plot thickens. According to there was the apple incident, and der these questions also; they are: Mr. Giffle, Superintendent of things quickly got worse. But (1) "Where did I come from?' Buildings and Grounds, as of last whose fault was it really? Eve's? Was I created from nothing- Thursday, Rose had enough coal to Adam's? Or was it that fast-talk- ness? Did I make the transition last 60 days, assuming normal ing snake? Mark Twain has the from non-existence to existence in- weather conditions during that answer in this fast-paced enact- stantaneously? Was my physical time period. If ,however, colder ment of the first two people in body oiganized from already exist- weather conditions prevail, daily the world. ing eternal matter? Was my "es- coal consumption increases and The play traces the lives of the sence" existent before I "came" time period for which heat can be first man and the first woman to the earth or did I "come" here supplied decreases. Steps have through the happy days in Eden, essenceless"? Will I ever remem- been taken to conserve power by the sadness in leaving, and the new ber what happened in my pre- _ V. lowering the maintained tempera- life they begin outside the Garden. earth state (if indeed there was ture within the buildings. Like any other couple, Adam and one)? Upperclassmen rejoic e! I'm Eve experience the joys and pains (2) "What am I doing here?" pleased to report that the Hulman of life, and the sudden loneliness Is there a purpose for life (in THE NEW MANAGEMENT, BOB AND DAVE Union Building, Blumberg, Schar- of death. any ultimate sense)? Why life? The entire family will enjoy Why not WELCOME YOU TO penberg and Mees dormitories are non-life? What in this heated by gas units and therefore this retelling of the famous story, life has "value?" Does anything will not be affected in the event with lyrics and music by the com- really have meaning other than that cooler t,emperatures are en- posers of "Fiddler on the Roof," that which earthlings ascribe? Do Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick. I have free BELOW TLIE SALT countered in the other buildings. agency or am I a mere Starring in this fully staged pro- puppet of external NORTH FIFTH STREET Courage Gentlemen! The strike influences? 8 duction will be three talented (3) "Where am will probably be sett/ed long be- I going?" PIZZA - BEER - WINE young actors of the Alpha-Omega Will I fore the coal supply is exhausted. return to "non-existence" Players, America's most active re- when I leave SANDWICHES To the pessimists: One Final this world or will I pertory theatre. continue to live in some FAMILY ROOM Word; Saint Mary-of-the-Woods different The production of "The Diary environment? Will also heats with coal. I'm sure I continue to UNDER 21 WELCOME of Adam and Eve" is directed by live on Earth in that some imaginative Rose engi- another form Drexel H. Riley, executive produc- physically? What neers could help the "Woodsies" determines what er of the Alpha-Omega Players, I do or where I go when I have left this world? (4) "How shall I lead my life?" What criteria can I use in or- t&i,V* der to set up a personal value system? Shall I act "good" or "bad"? What is "good"? What is "bad"? Why do anything? What Help people breathe a little easier is "success"? How can I be "successful" in leading my life? If these questions have left you cokl, don't feel alone; they will leave many cold. Well, the crux is this: answers to all of these questions are obtainable by men (not necessarily by their own power) while yet here in the earth- ly state.

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American Air rater CHOICE, INCORPORATED BETTER AIR IS OUR BUSINESS a nonprofit Service for Women PAGE A THE THORN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1971 ENGINEERS SUFFER ART APPRECIATION CLASS HAPPY DAYS ARE two miler. Captain Bob continues The home season is over. How. AT SWOPE ART GALLERY to hold tight to his number seven ever, we run N1arian there, Fri- spot with amazing consistency. day. If you're passing the LOSS TO the 1973.- neigh- The second meeting of HERE AGAIN Rounding things out are Clem borhood, stop on by. HANOVER 72 Art Appreciation Series spon- After a heartbreaking loss to Clauter who may well be a strong sored by the Swope Art Gallery Butler and a week layoff it's In last week's issue, we stated runner for Rose in the future. will be held on Tuesday evening, doubtful Jimmy the Greek would The city that Rose-Hulman was one of the And then there is Rick Keeven of Rome had more 'It October 19, at 8 p.m. Ancient be piling any odds in Rose's fa- than a hundred fountains. best teams in the district, now who just keeps on plugging. 1-3 Greek and Roman Art is the theme vor, especially against an always we'll have to say they are one of of the series. Tuesday evening's respectable Hanover team. But better teams in the district. the 1-4 topic for discussion will be Greek poor Jimmy takes it on the chin made For those of you who it to Art from the fall of the Aegean again as the Running. Rosies ran Saturday, you the home game last empires to the 7th Century B.C. away from Hanover 21-37. definitely saw Rose's worst play- It was the age during which the You'll never guess who came in game far this season. ed so most fundamental characteristics first. Give up? OK, I'll tell you. received the opening kick- Rose of classical art culture were for- It was freshman wonder Denny the ball well to the off and moved mulated, finding expression in vase Dierckman. Denny, a strong, si- Hanover yard line with Jerry 40 painting, early architectural plan- lent runner has placed first for Bertram doing some fine running. ning and the development of sculp- Rose 5 out of 6 meets. Tom Hans, At the 40, Rose punter Woody tural types. With the production after a summer of pine•apples and Heller got off a good boot to the of major temple architecture and surfing, came through with his Panther 10, where the defense just monumental sculpture this period true prowess, placing second. wouldn't let the visiting team culminates in a Greek Renaissance Bubbling Cecil Whitaker has real- make any forward motion. Han- to be followed eventually by what ly had his mind on running and over was forced to punt and the is often termed the "Golden Age." it's paying off. Cecil plaeed third Rose offense took over on their 40 Meetings of the Swope Gallery for Rose. Better look out, Tom. where they moved in to score on Art Appreciation Series are held Cecil has his sights set on you. a one-yard plurge by Jerry Bert- on the third Tuesday of each Mark Kirser, you'll know him ram. At this point it looked like by month. All lectures for the cur- the Jersey accent, put Rose would have a fun day in the in another rent series will be presented by quiet, but strong sun, but this didn't prove to be so. performance fin- Howard Wooden, ishing with one Hanover received the ensuing E. Director of of his best runs Art ever. Steve White kickoff and from there on it the Swope Gallery. Presenta- placed a little farther back seemed that the breaks would not tions include the use of colored than usual, but we all have off go in favor of Rose. The defense lantern slides and of original days. Steve will be up there didn't give the Panthers anything Greek and Roman artifacts. Al- come the next meet. Mark Oakley, who on the ground. The Hanover of- though the series was originally claims he never ran better fense then took to the air and con- designed for Gallery members and than 11:30 in high school, makes nected on a 70 yard scoring strike. their guests, the public is cordially it hard to believe him with times that The first quarter ended in a 7-7 invited to attend. Admission is are good for a 10:30 tie. free. Neither team threatened to The Swope Art Gallery is open The Gallery is closed regularly on score offensively, but a Panther Tuesday through Saturday, 12 Monday. Admission is free at all defensive end probably fulfilled a noon to 5 p.m., on Sunday from times. Guided tours for groups childhood dream of knocking down 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., and on Tuesday may be arranged by telephoning an Engineer lateral, gobbling it up evening from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. the gallery, 232-2180. and romping 40 yards to score. The PAT was successful making the score 14-7 at half-time in favor of the Panthers. HUSTLE The second half was a real rock- en-sock-em ball game with both TO THE r teams really playing head-hunter football. The only score of the second half came after an inter- BEER cepted Engineer pass was returned HUDDLE to the Rose 25, where Hanover went to work and finally scored on TAPi) to make it 21-7 which is how the RESTAURANT AND BAR FOR REAL -) game ended. BEER At this point in the season both SIXTH AND WABASH clubs are 1-4 record-wise. Statis- - LOVERS tically, Rose again won the ball- game, but not as decisively as in Food, Beer and liquor its four previous encounters on For GOOD the gridiron. This week must have been somewhat of a letdown after the fine game the Engineers played the previous weekend. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY: 7:00 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT This Saturday Rose travels to • • Illinois College in a tangle with OPEN SUNDAYS — 11:00 A.M. UNTIL 6:00 P.M. the Blueboys. There should be a little warm place in the hearts of the upperclassmen after scoring first, but then getting beat in the Homecoming game last year 21-7. SPECIAL! Favorites Win In IM, IF In Major league football the Bring thif Coupon ko the Ciptlinlin past week, the favorites continued to roll along as predicted. Sigma ON A • MINITILA— Nu, after a poor first r.-1.1 half, ral- RESTAURANT AND BAR lied to a 26-0 win over Fiji. This leaves the Snus 3-0 and they and get 500 need °F BEER 6TH AND WABASH two more wins to clinch the title, OFF Pikther with games remaining against BSB and OC. In the other Major division, ATO and TX are rolling along unbeaten and will meet in a giant showdown this Wednesday. TERRE HAUTE, By the release of this paper the 910 SOUTH PARTY CASK INDIANA game will be completed and the THIRD STREET vvinner will be on their way to a division title. 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