If Darbs The They'll Can't Eat Smoke It CALIFORNIA It Volume LXXIII Pasadena, California, Thursday, March 2, 1972 Number 20 Assemblyman, Weingart Sees Solar Energy Architect As Cheap Future Power Source

by Gavin Claypool because of strip-mining tech­ to Speak Soon The present methods of niques. Later, the burning of the energy generation are environ­ fuel generates both heat and by Claude Anderson mentally damaging and will soon unburned particles, the latter California Assemblyman Wal­ become inadequate quan­ usually ending up in the atmo­ ter Karabian will speak on Prison titatively, according to Caltech sphere. Estimates of the time Reform in an Olive Walk Talk physicist Jerome Weingart in a remaining before the coal and oil tomorrow at 12 :30. He is Beckman Auditorium Monday resources run out are usually currently serving as chairman of Night Lecture entitled "Har­ measured in decades. Nuclear the Select Committee on Prison nessing the Sun." power plants as yet do not have Reform and Rehabilitation in the His solution? The develop­ the technology to allow con­ Assembly. Mr. Karabian grad­ ment of cheap, clean solar version on a large-scale basis to a uated from the USC School of power, a source that-until nuclear-type plant; mining Law in 1963, and holds a '-0 o o o recently-had existed seriously in problems would still exist, and masters degree from USC's Grad­ o only science fiction and scien­ the disposal of radioactive wastes uate School of Public Adminis­ Enlargement of a Palomar photo, taken yesterday, of an unknown object tists' dreams. would be an additional hurdle. tration. approaching Earth, shows some kind of identifying plate imbedded in the Conventional fossil fuels cause Utilizing the energy radiated He has been very outspoken side of the body. Scientists conjecture that the possible mission of such a probe by the Sun, on the other hand, would be to search for intelligent life on Earth. land to be unsightly and unarable on the subject of prison reform. would have none of these The economic viewpoint is an disadvantages, while providing a important one. He sees that we Caltech, Others Here We Go Again... source of power for homes, are "wasting taxpayers' money commercial buildings, and even and destroying lives" by teaching Plan Study On cars. Dr. Weingart visualizes small prisoners skills they will never New BOD Sets Goals au tomobiles powered by solar use or by lack of any teaching at Co-op Computers energy and traveling at 80 mph. all. by Jim Hugg primary sources of innovation. A more conventional electric And he is also concern'ed with USC, Caltech~ and UCLA ASCIT Secretary Tell your house president all auto could have its batteries the influences of the prisons on announced today that they are The new BOD is attempting your gripes, half-baked ideas, and charged by a housetop solar the prisoner. "In California, studying the feasibility of sharing to make ASCIT a viable organi­ brilliant observations. He will see energy convertor. where lesser offenders are mixed such installations as computing zation, capable of responding to that the BOD gets the message. He pointed out that solar with hardened criminals, longer centers for greater efficiency and the desires of the student body Or, if your idea deserves more energy is not an automatic sentences often undermine the economy. Joint use of libraries to produce needed change. There immediate attention, present it solution to the problems of Hehabilitation and make the and other major academic facil­ is, in my estimation, a reasonable directly to the BOD. pollution and energy production. crime problem more severe." ities also is being considered. chance of accomplishing this We will meet every Thursday An increased effort on the part Because success in such efforts lofty goal if YOU are willing to afternoon at 4 p.m. in Winnett of science is needed to make it Urban problems in the second might have significant national help and if the BOD is willing to Lounge. All Techers are wel­ economically feasible. and third worlds will be the impact in encouraging other get off its bod and work for the come. If you have something to Dr. Weingart believes that subjet of a drop-in seminar at universities to consider similar students. I believe that the BOD say, you will be given a chance research leading to large-scale 3:30 in Winnett next Tuesday. sharing, the National Science will prove itself equal to this to talk. You are welcome to uses should be intensified. "The Leading the discussion will be Foundation has just announced a task. simply observe or to participate development of new sources of Karoli Polonyi, head of the grant of $144,200 to USC, Under Joe Morin's leadership, to any degree of involvement. As energy is essential," he stated. Department of Town Planning Caltech and UCLA to help the BOD is working on many a bribe, refreshments will be "We appear to be entering a and Architecture in Budapest. expedite their study of com­ projects to benefit Techers; all served. transition period, unprecedented Besides his work in BUdapest, he puting. These cooperative efforts we ask is a little help from our This column will appear fre­ in our history, from a time when has planned the capital city of were started last fall with the friends. Too often past BODs quently to enlighten you on the energy has been cheap and southeastern Nigeria, and has help of a $25,000 grant from the have shown great potential, de­ actiVities of the BOD. Also an abundant to a period when it done work with other African Rockefeller Foundation. monstrated remarkable courage agenda will be printed for the may be expensive and limited." countries. Dr. Z. A. Kaprielian, USC in passing budget allocations, and Thursday afternoon meeting. In However, Dr. Weingart does The second and third worlds Vice President for Academic then stagnated for the remainder order that the agenda appear in not think that we should expect refer to the Communist countries Planning and Research, Provost of their terms of office. I believe the Tech on mornings of BOD solar energy to become the main and Africa. Polonyi will talk Robert Christy of Caltech, and that time will prove this BOD to meetings, all items to be included source of power within the next about such problems as ecology Vice Chancellor David Saxon of be different. in the agenda must be submitted I00 years. Instead, he says, "We and design. At 7:30 he will speak UCLA are leading the investiga­ We are placing responsibility to the ASCIT Secretary, Jim should not consider anyone in the Athenaeum on "Problems tion of potential benefits their for generating new ideas with the Hugg,in Page House by 10 p.m. source as the sole source for the and Progress in the -Modern­ campuses might receive if certain ASCIT Excomm and with the Monday. This week's agenda future. We should develop vari­ ization of Hungary." Continued on Page Three IRC. But individuals must be the follows. ous energy sources to allow us a wide range of choice." News Briefs., Continued on Page Eight Anzaldo Selected to Head YMCA Indian Power

Pete Anzaldo as President to announce its Third Annual Scripps-Tech heads up a new slate of YMCA Kosher Passover Seder, to be Dance Coming officers elected during this past held in the Athenaeum on Scripps is co-sponsoring a week. The Y decided to supple­ Wednesday evening, March 29. dance with Caltech at Scripps. ment the office of the President For further information or to The Band will be Viva, the same with an eight-man Excomm. The make reservations (sorry, but you one that played at Walpurgis new Excomm members are Dave must have a reservation) call Ted Night. The dance will be Friday, Collier, John Cross, Jack Gold­ Hurwitz, ext. 2453 March 3. at Wilbur near Frankel. stone, Elwyn Loh, Haywood Hillel is still sponsoring Israeli Robinson, Ed Schroeder, Price folk dancing classes at 7:30 p.m. Walker and Steve Watkins. Any­ Sunday evenings, and will con­ ASCIT Excomm 01;.', vvith ideas for Y programs tinue to do so over term break, Needs People get in touch with these people so you have no excuse for not The purpose of the ASCIT be'fore it's too late. (Note: Finals stopping by. Executive Committee is to recog­ week is too late.) nize, investigate and discuss the long range and immediate pro­ NOTlCF: Sale Of blems of ASCIT. If you would Caltech Hillel Electronic Goodies like to be on the Excomm, Seder Coming There will be a fantastic sale please send your name and After coming down from its of electronic miscellany in Win­ campus address to Peter Davis, very successful Purim party this WHITE ROOTS OF PEACE, an Indian cultural communications group, visited nett Clubroom 2 starting at 3 Dabney House. Caltech last Tuesday, bringing dancers. films. speeches. and heritage. Photo by P. Monday, Caltech Hillel is pleased p.m. tomorrow .. Continued on Page Seven Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, March 2, 1972 Editorial apathy or official disapproval, and the Board ends its term Huttenback Reply doing nothing and caring less. Whether this will happen this year only time will show. To Mellon Yes on Referendum Fortunately, at their first meeting the members of the new Early last month, a petition was circulated by various BOD approved two administrative changes which show a Funds Dispute students calling for a change in Resolution III. The real concern for the future of the corporation and a real Gentlemen: proposal demanded that the four-dollar filing fee for ASCIT desire to bring ASCIT back to the students. The first For the second time in as office be specifically donated to the Dean's Cultural Fund changes the place and time of the BOD meetings to many weeks I feel constrained to or the Caltech Y. The petition was presented to the BOD Winnett Lounge, four to six p.m. on Thursday. This move take up my pen. This time. on February 7, where it was accepted without a vote. At a is intended to open up the meetings to the general student however, I write as Chairman of subsequent meeting (Feb. 22) it was discussed and defeated body. Previous BOD's had followed exactly the opposite the Division of the Humanities 2-3-3. By ASCIT bylaws, the proposal was to have been course. While open in theory, their meetings had tended to and Social Sciences rather than as Dean of Students , and I brought before the student body for a vote, within fifteen be closed in fact since the Board seldom went to the respond to Ed Schroeder's letter days of the initial presentation. trouble of actively encouraging student participation. This, of February 24. Mr. Schroeder is An election should have been held February 22, or coupled with late or non-existant minutes tended to cut the properly sympathetic to the earlier, However, the former Board, in their last weeks of BOD off from the students and inevitably helped lead to "hardships of financing [facing] office, decided to dump the responsibility on the new the stagnation of the organization. Secondly, an agenda of the Institute, especially in these BOD, thus delaying the constitutional process and violating lean years for technology," but the topics to be discussed at each BOD meeting will be he misconstrues at least one of their own oath of office. ("I do solemnly swear that I will published in The California Tech the day of the meeting. the steps being taken to deal support the By-laws ..."- do you remember saying that?) Thus, the students will be aware of what the BOD will with the crisis. On December 15, We feel that the old Board was unjustified in its actions, discuss, and anyone who wishes to give his opinions on one 1971, Dr. Nathan Pusey, Presi­ both legally and toward its constituents. However, that's all of the listed subjects need merely drop in at that dent of the Andrew W. Mellon water under the bridge now. The new Board plans to hold afternoon's meeting to do so. Foundation, informed President Harold Brown that "the Trustees the referendum as soon as the new Election Committee can In themselves these changes are trivial, but their of the Andrew W. Mellon be appointed. What is important is the decision, not the implications are not. They show a strong desire on the part Foundation have approved a parliamentary pussyfooting that preceded it. of the BOD to bring the members of ASCIT into a more grant to the California Institute We urge a YES vote on the proposal. Traditionally, the active participation in the organization. As such the Tech of Technology in the amount of filing fees (totally about $100) have been used by the approves of them; we are not asking the students to blindly $750,000 to establish a chair or fund to support instruction in the outgoing BOD for a Director's party. We feel it is unfair support these or any other moves of the BOD. If past broad field of the humanities at that a required fee is spent in a way that benefits no one experience is an example, the Tech itself will undoubtedly your university." In keeping with but the BOD. On the other hand, turning the funds over to lock horns with the Board several times in the coming year. this stipulation, some of the the Dean's fund or the Y can potentially benefit every But we do ask the students to get involved: without income from the grant will, next member of ASCIT. discussion and more direct student participation, any year, be used to support nonpro­ But further than that, we would like to see' filing fees accomplishments by the BOD will be meaningless, and fessorial appointments in art history (3), music (I), philos­ eliminated. We see no reason for charging a person to run ASCIT will truly be a waste. ophy (I), and Russian literature for office, except to persuade people not to file as a joke. -Peter W. Beckman (I). Without the Mellon Funds it Surely the BOD can come up with another alternative other Gavin D. Claypool would not be possible to make than monetary penalty to discourage election rowdyness. It Jeffrey J. Mallory Continued on Page Three might be the first step to wiping it out altogether, by creating an effective ASCIT operation. -Gavin D. Claypool A Quarter Century Ago... lRllFORNIATech Peter w. Beckman Thursday, March 2, 1972 Jeffrey J. Mallory Volume LXXIII Number 20 Four hundred Caltech students lasted Oxy to win the conference were involved in a weekend relays by a scant margin of 1.4 Published weekly except during vacation and examination periods by "get -out-the-vote" campaign con­ points. Big Don Tillman won the the Associated Students of the New BOD, New ASCIT? cerning the Tournament Park shot put and placed second in California Instittlte of Technology, proposition. The proposal called the discus to lead the Tech Incorporated. The opinions ex­ for the release of the park from spikemen. pressed in all articles herein are About a term ago The California Tech published an strictly those of the author and do the city to the Institute. The can­ editorial entitled "Is ASCIT Worth. Saving?" It was written And this random space f1ller not necessarily reflect those of vassing was a big success; however, appeared: either the editors or the newspaper in response to a situation that had many people worried. spring break intervened and the A student, while working in class, staff. Many 5tudents thought that ASCIT was not worthwhile, Tech never published the results. Filled a test tube with HCN gas. Copyright, 1972, by the Associ­ some were threatening to drop out of the organization, and Judging from the current state of He took a big whiff ated Students of the California Institute of Technology, Incorpo­ even the BOD had realized that it was not doing its job the site, we suspect it passed. And fell over stiff, rated. All rights reserved. properly. The Beavers track team out- And now no more Chern to pass. Editors-in-Chief: Peter W. Beckman, Today, we have a new Board of Directors and a new Gavin D. Claypool, Jeffrev J. opportunity to make ASCIT a worthwhile student FRANKLY SPEAKING I¥ Phil Frank Mallory. Associate Editors: Paul A. Levin, organization. Of course, it is traditional for new admin­ Philip M. Neches. istrations to enter office full of high hopes and fantastic Entertainment Editor: Nick Smith. ideas. Generally, they go sour in the face of apathy or Features Editor: Ed Schroeder. Photography Editor: Alan Ctein. ON MARCH 3, Staff Claude Anderson, Val Catanzarite, Tinker­ belle Darb, Bob Kieckhefer, Gesine THE ASCIT FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE PRESENTS Lohr, Philip Massey, Etaoin Schroedlu, millikan troll, John Tris­ ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES EVER MADE: tano. THE GOOD, THE BAD, Photographers Null Set Business Manager: Marvin Mandel­ baum. AND THE UGLY Circulation Manager: Rob Olshan. The California Tech Publication Starring: CLINT EASTWOOD Offices: 115 Winnett Center 105-51, California Institute of Technology, 1201 East California Boulevard, + CARTOONS Pasadena, California 91109. Tele­ phone: (213) 795-6841, extension 7:30 p.m. in Baxter Lecture Hall 2154. Printed by News-Type Ser­ vice, 125 South Maryland Avenue, Admission:. 50C-ASCIT members and Glendale, California. Represented for national advertising purposes by their guests; $1.00-anyone else National Educational Advertising 'IN HONOR a= THE CHINESE Service, Inc. Second class postage NEXT WEEK: YEAR OF 1HE RAT, ....' paid at Pasadena, California. Subscriptions $1.50 per term THE SECOND-BEST SECRET AGENT $4.00 per year &THE CAPER OF THE GOLDEiN BULLS Life Subs~ription $100 Thursday, March 2, 1972 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Three COlnp. C()()P H-BACK Continued from Page One Continued from Page Two THE CALTECH FORUM resources were shared rather than these appointments or offer duplicated. students some very stimulating "The current financial prob­ and important courses. Editors: has now been over a term since Editor: lems in higher education are well It is quite true that one of the In the past few days there has the bell was stolen. If the bell I would be interested to known," Dr. Kaprielian said, major purposes in applying for been renewed interest in the case does not turn up before the end know, with reference to your speaking as the principal investi­ the Mellon Endowment was to of the Fleming bell. This interest of the year, there is a good attempted mugging article in gator on the grant. facilitate the bringing of visitors has even reached the point of chance that it is lost forever. 24th February edition of the "The nation's colleges and in the creative arts to the campus physical violence between mem­ We do not think anyone at Tech, why you chose to label the universities have been feeling the for varying amounts of time, and bers of different houses. We are Cal tech except the perpetrator assailants Mexican-Americans? impact of a major financial in future years a significant writing this letter to protest the wan ts to see the Fleming bell This may sound like a silly squeeze for several years. To portion of the funds available fact that the bell has been gone forever. With this in mind question - it is not. maintain academic excellence, we will be devoted to this purpose. missing for so long and to ask all we make this appeal to the rest It is absolutely unimportant need to turn to innovative -Robert A. Huttenback members of the Caltech com­ of the Caltech community to that the gang was Mexican­ methods. The three major univer­ munity to assist us in seeing that join us in trying to bring this American - unless you are trying sities in the Los Angeles area the bell be returned. situation to an end. Anyone to make the story supportive of have agreed to a joint study of estimate will be made of benefits The Fleming bell has one of haVing information which might the fact that not only was this a the sharing of resources as one that might result from sharing of the most prized possessions of possibly be of assistance should gang with bad intentions, but possible means of helping to facilities as compared with the Fleming House for about 40 contact Tom Howell in Fleming that they were in addition alleviate the common financial cost of further development of years. It has thereby gained House or any of the house Mexican-Americans which crisis. It is hoped that success in individual computing centers. sentimental value to the past and residents. must make them twice as bad the joint use of some facilities, National computer- present members of Fleming If the person who has the bell (obviously!). Would you have along with other measures to communications networks which House far in excess of its should happen to read this letter bothered to mention that the improve efficiency, may help to have been proposed will also be considerable monetary value. It and decide that he no longer gang was of white Americans if relieve some of the financial considered as well as the use of has long been a favorite prank needs it, and if he is afraid for that had been the case? I seriously pressures at these three cam­ commercial installations. for members of other houses to his physical safety should he doubt it. The article would have puses. " A first report of recommen­ steal the bell. This was fine as retum it personally, he can then read: A Tech student was Computer installations and dations will be made in six long as it was in the spirit of fun certainly use some of that assaulted by a gang of White services at the three schools were months to President John Hub­ and friendly rivalry between ingenuity which he has already Americans Monday night near the first area chosen for detailed bard of USC, President Harold houses. Because it was stolen in displayed so amply to return the Noyes ... analysis. Both the technical and Brown of Caltech and Chancellor this spirit, the bell usually did bell in such a way that his safety It is incredibly important that economic feasibility of pooling Charles Young of UCLA. The not stay stolen for more than a is not endangered. we stop labeling human beings any or all computing at the three NSF grant sets an 18-months day or two. - Thomas D. Howell with different skin color than locations will be analyzed. An time limit on the entire study. Near the end of first term this Pres, Fleming House white, unless we want to con­ year, the bell was stolen, as -Jim Bonomo tinue to reinforce a stereotype usual. After a week with nothing Pres, Blacker House that minority groups are the but a couple of cryptic notes, it -Dwight Carey criminals in America. ALWAYS FIRST WITH THE BEST IN ceased to be just a friendly Pres, Ricketts House Unquestionably, there are prank. After a month and a lot -Dale R. Dalrymple times when a complete descrip­ ADULT MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT of skirmishes between Fleming Pres, Ruddock House tion of a person is desirable like, and various other houses, it -Andrew Dowsett Brigadier General James, the first FOR THE DISCRlM1NATING ADULT became clear that whoever had Pres, Dabney House Black man to be appointed to f;ff!!C·.·~ the bell was not within the realm -John R. Schroeter this post in the U.S. Military. 1~'-~.~· of influence of the on-campus Pres, Page House Do think it over. house officers or any other -Steven R. Young -Barbra McCandless forces of reason on campus. It Pres, Lloyd House Continued on Page Six Wrangler thinks Americans DAI LY " 8m to 2:30 8m SUNDAY 12 noon to Midnif#1t

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2226 E. Colofado Blvd. Pasadena Pickwick Western Wear - Burbank The Paddock Shop - Burbank FOR AN EROTIC MESSAGE CAU 796--8118 Thursday, March 2, 1972 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Four iijiijiiiiiiii;iiiii1~~iiijijiiPi~ ••iiiiiiiii"=---~~TI7J~e;{C:;r~ifj.tl-r,.·c,~'a~lr-----=~TfIhiee:t~it~le:etcurt;t,"Shake Orf tne a year ago. Anyway, the rock side Demon", is a faster moving and has some nice music in the songs more lively number, and was "White Lies" and "Slippery Fin­ played extensively on both AM gers". The dreamy side is also and FM radio when the album was good, with "Sometimes", "Lost a EAR released. Another outstanding Number" and Graham Nash's song on the album is entitled guest appearance as vocalist on "Sweet Love". If your collection "Hi, Hello Home". The album as a of records leans towards soft rock whole is good, bu t no better than blow up the forests. They're not Silent Running - A Universal/ and ballads, then his album merits a lot of other albums that come Douglas Trumbull-Michael Grusk­ replaceable." Unwilling to let this .,~ strong consideration. (Kama Sutra out. (Spindizzy Z 31038) a!! Production. Rated G. Running final rape of the land take place, .'""J.IijI"lIl!!I!';:-O KSBS 2039) The No goes to "Farther Time: 90 minutes. Lowell (by means of some rather This column features the re­ A Maybe goes to Taj Mahal's Along" by the Byrds. This album illegal activities) succeeds in es­ views of four records, which rate a latest, "Happy to Be Just Like I is such a tremendous disappoint­ Imagine the U.S. at the tum of caping with the ship and the one yes, two maybes and a no, as far Am ': The reason it is not a no is ment that it is even difficult to the century to come. The land is remaining forest of earth. His as whether one should consider that he does some really imagina­ describe its characteristics calmly. prosperous, with food, shelter and odyssey begins. . buying the album. Henceforward, tive things with a very strange It is more of the same sort of stuff security for all. The environ­ Silent running is a WWII term this column will follow that combination of songs, including that was on "Byrdmaniax ", al­ mental problems have been solved describing the behavior of sub­ general format, with explanations "Eighteen Hammers," "Stealin' ", though farther along the road to' as well - by eliminating the marines trying to avoid detection. given. "Chevrolet" and "Oh Susanna". degeneration of the music that environment! It has all been cut Lowell ejects spare supplies to The record rating a Yes is one His inclusion of horns, especially once made the Byrds a musical into half-kilometer lots, packaged simulate an on-board accident, that has been out for a couple of trombones and tubas, as back­ force to be reckoned with. The in see-thru geodesic domes and runs a near miss with the rings of months, but just didn't get review­ ground for a basically blues style only memorable song on the launched into deep space for pre­ Saturn and hopes the fellow ships ed when it came out. "Shake Off of vocals, is both unique and whole album is "America's Great servation. will either assume him dead, or be the Demon" by Brewer and effective. The reason that this National Pastime", and I'm not A fantastic premise perhaps (at unable to find him if they send Shipley, is an excellent album of album does not rate a definite yes sure I'd. find that one of signifi­ least I hope so), but one which out a search and rescue mission. guitar and vocal harmony, as well is that Taj Majal's own compo­ cance if I had not heard it several makes for an entertaining and Earth's last forest ranger has as his as showcasing several excellent sitions are less than memorable, to hundred times on the radio before disturbingly believable movie. crew three drones named by him songs. The duo wrote all of the the extent that I can't remember and after the album was released. With direction and effects by Huey, Louie and Dewey. More songs on the album except for even the tunes after a few hours. It does, however, have one of the Trumbull (of 2001 fame) and about them later. The major part Jackson Browne'.s "Rock Me on (Columbia C30767) great lines in American musical music by Peter Schickele and Joan of the picture is occupied with the Water", done in a very Another Maybe goes to Nils history: "One of America's great Baez, Silent Running is all too this lonesome voyage. How it ends different style from Linda Ron­ Lofgren and Grin with their national pastimes is cuttin' the realistic. And Bruce Dern, playing is best left as a surprise, but I will stadt's hit version. Brewer and album "1+1 ': This album has a grass/Grabbin' some ass/And livin' Freeman Lowell, puts in a fine say that I found the ending both Shipley do the song as a very soft rock side and what they call a too fast." (Special Award goes to performance in his first major original and artistically satisfying. ballad. dreamy side. Neither is spectacu­ the Columbia engineer who at­ role. It should disappoint no one; it lar, and this is something of a tempted to bleep the word "ass" The movie opens in a forested certainly is not your standard disappointment after all of the and largely failed.) (Columbia KC glad with birds, bees and bunnies grade B movie plot. multiple orgasms on the spot. And hype that Nils Lofgren received 31050). abounding. Lowell is shown swim­ Inevitably, this movie will be then there are the drones. These when he hit the music scene about -Nick Smith ming in a shaded pool and feeding compared with 2001. After just are three foot high, bipedal the animals dressed in a simple one viewing, I am hard put to say self-contained robots. They are grey robe. The image is right out which is better, but some com­ friendly, mobile, a little bit dumb Pasadena Library Holds Arts Fest of St. Francis. A very sylvan scene parisons are possible. Artistically, (but very quick to learn with the indeed. But the bank upon which 2001 had a more sweeping theme, help of reprogrammable insertable Live jazz, experimental films semble. Mike Morris and Win­ Lowen sits is made of steel mesh, but I feel that the plot of Silem memories) and most definitely and arts and crafts festival will dows has played at the Ice House and as the camera draws back, the Running is far superior. As a tota emotional. I prefer to think of be held in Pasadena Public in Pasadena. sky fills, not with clouds, but with work, Silent Running seems tc them as mechanized munchkins. Library Auditorium, 285 East The experimental film pro­ a geodesic lattice and stars - and work together much more effec· The only good word for them is Walnut Street, on Friday, March gram will consist of a half hour the rings of nearby Saturn. tively. The picture does not seem cute. 3, at 7:30 p.m. of short films created by cinema Gradually details fill in. Lowell to be overwhelmed by technology I do have a few complaints An exciting new jazz quartet students from Pasadena City is in one of six "forest" domes on as is 2001. 2001 is SCIENCE about the movie. First of all, Mike Morris and Windows will College. The films have been the nose of the Valley Forge, one fiction; this movie is science Trumball should know that when perform original modern jazz seleted by Dave Phillips, cinema of a fleet of true deepspace ships. fiction, with real characters and a couplings open or engines or compositions. The musicians in­ instructor at PCe. They will Launched by the U.S. at the real plot. explosive bolts fire in space, they clude: Tom Canning on piano, begin at 7:30 p.m. beginning of the new century Technology and special effects don't make any sound. Also, the recently pianist for Sonny and Arts and crafts by public and (they never do say which one), are not lacking, though. The Saturn ring passage is very poorly Cher; Paul Smith, formerly on private high school students from these ships are on a decades-long Va}ley Forge is very impressive. done, and not particularly be­ bass for Willie Bobo; Gary Pasadena will be on display in mission to preserve sufficient Although shaped vaguely like the lievable (especially since the plot Seeger, drums, formerly with the the Library's Auditorium and samples of America's dying na­ Discovery of 2001, this ship is a does not absolutely require it). rock group "The Power For­ Main Hall from March 3 through tureland to allow restocking of full five kilometers or more in But I think these are minor faults mula"; and Mike Morris, saxo­ March 31. The art chairmen and the Earth's wilderness when length. With artificial gravity. And in what is otherwise a superb phone, who has performed with art teachers from the schools (hopefully) the pollution problem a com deck that puts the Enter­ movie. I strongly urge you to see Stan Kenton, Woody Herman have gathered together the best is finally solved. Unfortunately, prise to shame and is sure to cause it. I shall, several more times. and Mark Levine's Jazz En- Continued on Page Five after eight years in space, Con­ EEs in the audience to experience -AI Ctein gress apparently decides that it is no longer interested in the pro­ gram, and the crews of these Did Canteen put asphalt zn the lasagna again?? half-dozen ships are given the following orders. First, jettison all the forests. Second, detonate nuclear destruct mechanisms on each to remove them from the space ways. Third, turn around and head for home. The people of Earth have spoken, and all but one of the good, solid, ROMA GARDENS upstanding, DUMB crew are over­ joyed at the prospect of returning to Earth. Lowell is that one. He is BEER & WINE unable to accept the loss of the last of the wilderness of Earth. 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OPEN 5 TO 12 SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY Special Discount Group Rates Call Tippi Kelly at 461·4251 3025 Valley, Alhambra TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Wallich Music City Stores, So, Cal. Music Co .. 637 So. Hill, All Mutual Agencies, All Ticketron Outl.ets including; Sears, Broadway, 576-7901 5 TO 1 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BUllock's. May Co. and Montgomery Ward. For information Call 461·3712 Page Five THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, March 2, 1972 The Other 2001 Music The Tech THE WHISKY A GO GO, About The Mall supplied by some random scenes home of the teenybopper at of models found in the movie heart, features the band, America from time to time. But in all Ligeti On Campus until the 5th, :>.s well as Buddy fairness to the makers of Le Miles on the 11 tho It's on the I)rflmfltic I)UD, Corbusier, it must be noted that Strip, of course. Just follow the by Etaoin Schroedlu this film was of great interest in by E. Gansner flashing minis. Can anything be better than comparison to the second film. In the movie 2001: A Space Next we take a tour of all the spending an evening listening to a The Greek Temple was an Odyssey, the music plays an concert halls and other random beautiful voice singing? Certainly; excellent film for those who have important role in forming the places that promoters like to use spending an evening listening to an overwhelming interest in effects and ideas Kubrick wished lor major pop and rock thingies: two beautiful voices, singing solo Greek Architecture. It detailed to portray. Most of this music ANAHEIM CONVENTION and ensemble, and bringing down every part of at least six was composed by Gyorgy Ligeti, CENTER is going to have a the house. Such was the good different Greek ruins, showing who will be the third modern production of Jesus Christ, fortune of the Beckman Audi­ where and how every single brick composer offered by this year's Superstar on the 12th and 13th torium patrons present at last was laid. Encounters Contemporary Music AbDut TDWn of March. This, by the way, is an Saturday's dual recital of Mary Tonight The Cubist Epoch, Series. authorized production, so none Costa and Shirley Verrett. and Germany - DADA will be Ligeti will hold an informal There are lots of things of this "selections from" garbage. Singing dramatic duets and screened. Both topics are fairly discussion in Winnett Lounge happening around the Los An­ AQUARIUS (you remember breathtaking solo numbers, capti­ modern and, hopefully, the films next Wednesday at 4 in the geles area soon, such delightful Hair, don't you?) is the site of vating the audience, entertaining will be better than last week's. aftemoon. Then, that evening at entertainments as to dazzle the the staging of Tommy as a full with a catty encore, Misses Costa 8, Ligeti will present a per­ very ears with their multitudity pseudo-opera, complete with and Verrett gave a performance Spectrum Productions formance of his Ten Pieces for and brilliance. First, the clubs: mixed reviews and Teddy Neeley of a sort not often seen. Wind Quintet and will discuss his ASH 'GROVE, at 8162 Mel­ (who really is a good vocalist, by Blazing their way through a Debuts in March, musical techniques and theories rose in Los Angeles, features the the way) from now until the program including works by in Beckman. music of Jesse Ed Davis from 26th of March. It's where the Mozart, Brahms, and the Born in Hungary in 1923, he now until March 5th. (His most Aquarius has always been. unjustly-forgotten Purcell, so­ Brings Amphitryon attended the Budapest Conser­ recent work was an album DOROTHY CHANDLER prano Costa and mezzo-soprano Spectrum Productions, the vatory, later teaching there from entitled Ululu also featuring PAVILION at the Music Center Verrett amply justified their newly formed, paraprofessional 1950 to 1956. He left Hungary Duck Dunn of the MGs and Dr. is having a Monday night special international reputations in oper­ theatrical organization at Caltech, in 1956 and worked with John the Nighttripper.) on the 13th: Joni Mitchell ("Did atic and recital performing. It is makes its debut with two Stockhausen at the first elect­ BRISTOL BAY TRADING he really say Joni Mitchell?" "Of rare that two virtuoso performers performances of Amphitryon by ronic music studio at the West COMPANY, at 6101 E. 7th in course he did. Weren't you are able to perform as well Moliere, in a new English trans­ German Radio Station at Co­ Long Beach, may be featuring listening?" "Sure, but I thought together as separately, and Miss lation by Oscar Mandel, on logne. Since then, he has settled almost anyone this weekend, that promoters liked to make Costa's regular accompanist was Thursday and Friday, March 30 in Vienna, although spending because I can't find their sche­ money by putting on concerts unable to appear for the perfor­ and 31, at 8:30 p.m. in Ramo much of his time in Stockholm. dule. They usually feature good with big celebrities when people mance, an added handicap, but Auditorium. Presently, he is composer-in-res­ entertainment cheap, though. can go and see them. " "Yes, but the final product left nothing to The legend of Amphitryon idence at Stanford. DONTE'S, at 4269 Lanker­ Doug Weston is putting it on, be desired. At any rate, the dates from Homeric times: Jupi­ His early works show the shim Blvd. in North Hollywood, 2nd the only night the Troub­ audience wasn't complaining; ter falls in love with Alcmena, cultural isolation in which he features the Tom Scott Quintet adour is closed is Monday." they received two encores. The Amphitryon's wife, and gains lived before 1956 and also his this weekend, but check their "Oh.") and Jackson Browne, classical and operatic music affi­ admittance to her by imper­ admiration for Bartok and Stra­ whose songs you have heard, but schedule, because they change cionados in the area have rarely sonating the husband. To help vinsky. Once in the cultural probably not done by him. acts every couple of days, and had such a delightful time. matters along, his emissary, Mer­ mainstream, he found that his have been known to sneak in FORUM in Inglewood is ac­ .This weekend Beckman Audi­ cury, disguises himself as Sosia, motivic and thematic-oriented some of the big names in jazz. tually having a concert on the torium features Nana Mouskouri Amphitryon's servant. When the nco-classicism had evolved into THE ICE HOUSE, at 24 N. Ides of March featuring, you and the Athenians, a retum dust settles, Alcmena is pregnant, the structural-oriented serialism. Mentor in Pasadena, is graced guessed it, Black Sabbath and engagement of a smash success. and Amphitryon is placated ­ Not content with this system, he with the presence of Tim Morgon Yes. (For those of you not more or less - by the announce­ developed the concept of tex­ once again, joined by England conversant with Roman dating, ment that the offspring will be tural music. His music spans a Dan and John Ford Coley, until that is the 15th, a Wednesday.) ImpressiDnists none other than Hercules, the wide range, from his \ Poeme the 5th. FOX WEST COAST THEA­ greatest of all heroes. Symphonique for 100 metro· PALOMINO, at 6907 Lanker­ TRE in Long Beach, flies along by John Tristano names to the somewhat more shim, is about the best country with Commander Cody and his Two losers were shown at The cast includes Justin conventional (for the avant­ & western club in the area. Rick Lost Planet Airmen, heroes of Ramo Auditorium in the Mu­ Tradyr (Amphitryon), Abel garde) Atmospheres and Requiem. Nelson and the Stone Canyon "Lost in the Ozone Again," all seum Without Walls series last Franco (Jupiter), Mike Olton His Ten Pieces for Wind Band are there in a couple of this weekend. Wednesday and Thursday nights (Mercury), Susan Burke (Alc­ Quintet is a beautiful and weeks, so watch for ads. HOLLYWOOD PALLADIUM under the titles of Le Corbusier mena) and others. Shirley stimulating chamber work, con­ SHELLEY'S MANNE HOLE, has the Kinks and Jo Jo Gunne and The Greek Temple. Marneus directs and Barry Frost taining in miniature, five con­ at 1608 N. Cahuenga in Holly­ in concert on March 9th. Le Corbusier was a boring is technical !iirector and in charge of the sets. certos for the principal instru­ wood, almost sneaked this one THE LONG BEACH AUDI­ exhibition of buildings that Le ments: alto flute, clarinet in B past. They are now featuring, TORIUM has an incongruous pair Corbusier designed. The best Tickets are on sale now. For flat, French horn, bassoon, and and get ready for this all of you of concerts on the 4th and 5th: photography was of his works in information, call 793-7043. the oboe d'amore (one of the jazz buffs, THELONIUS MONK Marty Robbins (Does anyone India, and even there the clashing few recent uses of this instru­ (fanfare) himself. remember "EI Paso"?) of the of his ultramodern monstrosities ment). TROUBADOUR, at 9081 San­ country and western set on the with the poverty of the masses Techers can obtain tickets for ta Monica Blvd., has a show 4th, followed by the Allman was of more interest than the Art ShOUJ the evening concert at the including Livingstone Taylor and architectural work. There was Brothers and Alex Taylor on the Continued from Page Four Beckman ticket office for $1. whoever else's name is listed on also a hint of the human element 5th. and most representative student The afternoon discussion is free. the ad on a nearby page. THE SANTA MONICA CIVIC art work from each high school. AUDITORIUM has Laura Nyro benefit are Donald Sutherland, Featuring art works in many "A comedy as hard-edged and sparkling as a in concert on the 3rd and 4th. Quincy Jones, Aretha Franklin media, the exhibit will include: diamond. It's Otto Preminger's best film in Finally, THE SHRINE AUDI­ and Sammy Davis Jr., as well as ceramics, jewelry, macrame, TORIUM is featuring a benefit several others. This Benefit is on paintings, drawings, and photo­ years." concert for the defense funds of the evening of March 4th. -KEVIN THOMAS, graphy created by students from L.A. TIMES Angela Davis. On the bill of the If all of the above is not John Muir, Blair, Pasadena, Foot­ enough for your entertainment­ hill, St. Andrew's, Polytechnic, FOREIGN STUDENTS starved little minds and bodies, La Salle, and Westridge. 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Disconnecting the vacuum spark advance on older model cars has been suggested as a way to reduce their emissions, and hence help control smog. However, GM claims that disconnecting the advance will cause cars to overheat. To test this contention, the Caltech Clean Air Car people have been conducting their own test, using cars volunteered by members of the Cal tech community. - Photo story by Neches A Early 2001? CALTECH FORUM Dear Jeff Mallory: names. Our pride in being Pioneer Voyage to Jupiter I wish to express a strong Techers and our identification objection to the way your with that label is just as evil, Does the planet Jupiter, which The low mean density can be In addition to Dr. Munch, the enclosed news story is slanted. criminal, and sinister as that of resembles a small, frozen star, understood only if the planet is experimenters are Dr. Neuge­ Would Beverly and the other the Chicanos. Talking with sever­ radiate more energy than it mostly composed of hydrogen. bauer, Dr. Trafton, and Stillman absorbs from the sun? Is its In composition the planet re­ Ricketts members be less hurt if al students and one of our two C. Chase of the Santa Barbara you had simply said they were Mexican-American students, I over-all chemical composition the sembles the sun more than it (California) Research Center. set upon (or attacked?). Why was same as that of the sun? does the earth. found no offense was taken at it necessary to say "Mexican­ my article. These key questions will be The Pioneer F radiometer Americans"? Would you have My motive in using these two answered when the Pioneer F experiment will determine how said .Irish, or Scotch or German? I names in my article was solely spacecraft flies by Jupiter at a similar in helium content are think not. distance of some 150,000 miles jupiter and the sun. The abun­ ~ATE SCORES for purposes of description, These are the things which according to the information some time near the end of 1973 dance of helium relative to Baseball: create unnecessary hostilities. It given me. Had the attackers been to give man his first close look at hydrogen will be measured on Rio Hondo 7, Caltech 1 also tells a thing or two about Anglo, they would have been that giant planet. The spacecraft the basis of an effect studied in a IH Volleyball: you. described as a white gang. I is scheduled for launching from doctoral thesis by one of Dr. Why were four Mexican­ Cape Kennedy between Friday Munch's students, Dr. Laurence Dabney def. Ricketts regret that there are those who Fleming def. Page Americans labelled "gang". If interpret any use of a minority (Feb. 27) and March 13. M. Trafton, now at the Univer- these 4 were a gang, were the 3 group's name as degrading, and The amount of heat that sity of Texas. Hydrogen at high Ruddock def. Blacker Ricketts students not also a gang? can only say that it is their Jupiter radiates will be measured pressure becomes opaque in the Think on it. inference, not my implication. by infrared detectors in an infrared and produces a "green­ You and others like you This issue is a main part of experiment conceived by Drs. house effect" in Jupiter. should try to create an atmos­ the racial problem today, and it Guido Munch and Gerry Neuge- The solar radiation reaches phere of good will to improve bauer, professors at the Californ- deep layers of the atmosphere r , i~ part of our responsibility to We cordially invite the relations of people and bring try to correct this. I am not ia Institute of Technology, and but does not escape rapidly. harmony and peace to our world. unbiased, and I do not like being staff members of the Hale However, the transmission pro­ California Tech Regardless of a man's race he prejudiced, but I do think this Observatories. perties of hydrogen depend on students and faculty should be punished for his wrong dispute has made me look a little "If Jupiter is radiating more whether it is pure or mixed with members to bank with us. doings. heat than it obtains from the helium. The Pioneer F' experi­ closer at what I believe in. In Complete banking services Sincerely, this year of elections especially, sun, the most likely source of ment will define the relative -Mrs. Eulah Johnson the heat is the slow contraction amounts of both helium and including: it would be a good idea if Automobile Financing everyone re-examined their be­ of the entire planet' and the hydrogen from the measurements Bank·By·Mail liefs. consequent release of gravita- of the transparency of the Jovian Certificate of Deposit It was a big disappointment to tional energy," said Dr. Munch, atmosphere at two different Checking Accounts -Jeffrey J. Mallory (Bookkeeping by electronic automation) me to read the two letters principal investigator of the wavelengths of the infrared spec­ Collateral Loans referring to my alleged misuse of infrared radiometer experiment trum. Drive·ln Banking Escrows the terms "Mexican-American" for the National Aeronautics and The radiometer is similar to Foroign Banking and "Chicano" in last week's Lear Comes Space Administration. those used in two Mariner Mars Letters of Credit issue of the Tech. I had hoped Jupiter is the largest planet, spacecraft. It uses a three-inch Home Modt'!rnization Loans . Life Insurance Loans that people on our campus, by more massive than all the others telescope, weighs only 4.4 Money Orders .some strange force, were more To Ramo combined and 318 times more pounds and consumes only 1.3 Night Depository understanding and less prejudiced massive than the earth. Although watts of power. It will provide a Personal Loans Bill Lear, of jet, electronics Real Estate Loans than the rest of the world. I am and steam car fame, will be on it is nearly ten times the thermal map of the disk of Safe Deposit Box,s sorry that I must write this campus next Monday, March 6. diameter of the earth, it is only Jupiter with a resolution of Savings Accounts reply. Travelers Checks Lear has a series of meetings with about one-quarter as dense. The 1,500 by 435 miles at closest Trust Services The East L.A. community is Dr. Brown and EQL and CACP pressure at the center of Jupiter approach. U. S. Bonds largely made up of members of people, as well as an open dis­ must be enormouse - some 100 The lowest temperatures that Auto Banking Center a.t Colorado La Raza. In their newspapers and cussion to be held in Ramo Audi­ million times the earth's atmos- will be measured are around 300 and Catalina Office, .1010 East other publications, they proudly torium at 4:00 p.m. The seminar is pheric pressure. degrees below zero Fahrenheit. 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(Corner Green & Wilson) 793-0607 We challenge the lOwest price you h..ye of Pasadena 792-2211 on carpet and "raperies Pasadena, California Thursday, March 2, 1972 THE CALIfORNIA TECH------"':..-----Page Seven Tennis Team Splits Pair Kleinsasser Sets Swim Team Smashes Chapman; Tech Mile Mark Against Conference Foes The track team came close to Aims for Third in Conference winning at Claremont-Mudd Sat­ . The varsity tennis squad split 6-4, 7-6. Shellan (CIT) d. Gray (W) urday, bu t finally succumbed to by Bob Kieckhefer outside chance of finishing third their matches last week, winning 4-6, 7-6, 6-4. Chow (CIT) d. defeat, 74-57. Strong individual The Cal tech swimming team or fourth. The final standings from Whittier 5-2 and losing to Hjalmarson (W) 6-1, 7-5. Kidd (W) performances marked the event, finished its dual meet season last may be largely decided by the Claremont-Mudd 9-0. d. Beatty (CIT) 6-1, 6-4. Dummit however, with Alan Kleinsasser week with a 62-31 victory over results of today's diving finals at (CIT) d. Tokoshige (W) 6-2, 6-1. Chapman College (which is best Claremont-Mudd a good The decisive match at Whittier Jacobsen (CIT) d. Escamilla (W) 6-1 winning both the mile and was Jeff Shellan's win in second 7-5. ' 880-yard races. known as the last owners of the showing by Tech's divers would singles. The victory gave the Doubles: Pischel-Chow (CIT) v. Kleinsasser's time in the mile Queen Elizabeth). Tech swimmers seriously hurt Pomona's and Beavers a 4-2 lead with the Gray-Hialmarson (W) [not played]. - 4:20.8 - is a new school dominated every race, winning 8 Redlands' chances of placing Beatty-Dummit (CIT) d. Cox­ doubles remaining. When Dave record. He also took the half of the 11 events and picking up third. Tokoshige (W) 6-3, 6-4. Nataksui­ many second and third places. Timers and judges are desper­ Beatty and Dave Dummit won Eisenhart (CIT) v. Kidd-Escamilla mile in 1:57.6. The only double second doubles the match was (W) 6-4, 5-5 [not finished] . winner for the Tech thinclads Tech went ahead 7-0 at the ately needed for the meet over. was Haywood Robinson, who start of the meet as the medley tomorrow - this is a great Claremont-Mudd was just too Claremont-Mudd 9, Caltech 0 won the 100-yard dash in 10.0 relay team of Max Kay, Russ opportunity to sit in the sun and good for the Tech squad. Ken Singles: Cooley (CHM) d. Shellan seconds and the 220 in 22.8. Desiderio, Jim Jakway, and Steve do almost nothing, especially for Pischel and Andy Chow could (CIT) 6-1, 6-0. Cox (CHM) d. Charley Almquist won the Sheffield swam to an easy all you Page Dudes who don't not play, and when Dave Beatty Beatty (CIT) [defaultl. Baxley (CHM) 440-yard intermediate hurdles victory. Chapman narrowed the have an Interhouse volleyball injured himself, Tech was caught d. Dummit (CIT) 6-3, 6-3. Smith and placed third in the high gap to 11-5 with a victory in game to distract you. (CHM) d. Nakatsui (CIT) 6-1, 6-2. the 1000-yard freestyle, but this short-handed. It looks like Kander (CHM) d. McCrea (CIT) 1-6, hurdles. Monte Ragland won the Claremont-Mudd will give Red­ 6-3, 6-0. Waterhouse (CHM) d. discus and finished third in the was as close as they got. lands a run for the conference Eisenhart (CIT) 6-2, 6-0. shot put. The 400-yard relay Techers won 7 of the next 8 NEWS BRIEFS title this year. Doubles: Cox-Baxley (CHM) d. team also won their event. individual events, with Tim Hight Eisenhart-Nakatsui (CIT) 6-3, 6-2. Next Saturday's meet is at and Steve Sheffield scoring two Continued from Page One Caltech 5, Whittier 2 Smith-Waterhouse (CHM) d. Dummit-Shellan (CIT) 6-1, 6-2. 1:30 p.m. at Pomona. victories apiece. Max Kay, Russ Inferhouse Bridge Pis~hel Singles: Cox (W) d. (CIT) CHM won third d~ubles by default. Desiderio, and Don Keenan (well, Tourney Planned IH Volleyball basketball season is over, isn't it?) The interhouse bridge tourn­ Fleming def. Ricketts were also victorious; every ament will be held sometime Page def. Lloyd Techer who suited up for the during the first few weeks of Ruddock def. Dabney meet scored at least one point. third term. If you are interested This victory gave the s\vim­ in entering a team, please contact Doubleheader Loss mers a 3-6 record in dual meets. Loring Craymer, 60 Fleming, so Two of the meets were not lost that playing times may be Puts Beavers' Record until the final relay had been arranged. swum, however; with a little luck the team might have posted a ASCIT Concerts on Downhill Streak 5-4 record. Site Change The SCIAC swimming finals Friday noon-to-one ASCIT by Furdrick J. Furd III wil.1 be held tomorrow at 3:00 at concert will be at the Ricketts­ No Neu;s Is... The baseball team lost both the Alumni Pool. Based on the Fleming Courtyard. Dining room ends of a twinbill to L.I.F.E. last prelims, held yesterday, Clare­ tables will be moved out so that Saturday, 11-3 and 10-3. Walks mont and Occidental will have a Techers can eat lunch outside. Wrestlers End Best-Ever Season; and errors hurt the team in both close fight for first place. Far People of Page, Lloyd, and games. behind these superpowers will be Ruddock might want to eat Finish Fifth in District III Tourney In the opener L.I.F.E. jumped Caltech and Pomona battling for lunch in south complex on out to an early lead against third, with Redlands having an Friday afternoons. pitcher John Ellis, and Tech by H. P. Schnurrd dual meet record and SCIAC co­ just couldn't catch up. In the I have some good news and championship make this year's third inning, Tech scored its first some bad news. First, the good team quite possibly our best run, on a walk with the bags full. Yield SpfJrts Menu news: ever. Two innings later, Tech rallied On Saturday, the wrestling Individual honors at the tour­ for two more runs. At this point Thursday, March 2 squad finished off a quite nament went to Randy Lewis, 1:00 p.m. Golf La Verne Away the visitors seemed on the verge successful season with a fifth Ken Walker, and Gary Zieve, 2:30 p.m. S.C.I.A.C. Diving Competition at Claremont/Harvey Mudd of a comeback. But this was not place in the NAIA District III placing third at 126, 142, and 3:00 p.m. Varsity Tennis Pasadena College Home to be. The Beavers could not Championships. Our overall I 5~ 1 150, and to Vince Fratello and push any more runs across, Friday, March 3 Rik Smoody, fourth at 158 and despite the runners being in 9:00 a.m. Western Intercollegiate Fencing Championships at U.C.L.A. 190. 2:30 p.m. S.C.I.A.C. Swimming Finals at Caltech scoril1g position almost every Prospects for next year look inning. Gschwend relieved Ellis Saturday, March 4 good; although we lose two for the last inning and retired 9:00 a.m. Western Intercollegiate Fencing Championships at U.C.L.A. levi's outstanding wrestlers in team 12:01 p.m. Baseball L.I. F. E. (2) Home the side without a run. captain Lewis and Bruce John­ 1:30 p.m. Varsity Tennis La Verne Home The nightcap began with a son, most of this year's squad 1:30 p.m. Track Pomona Away pitching duel featuring Tech was young, and a year of that's pitcher Richard Mitchell, whose Sunday, March 5 experience should help us consid­ family cheered on from the 9:00 a.m. Western InterCOllegiate Fencing Championships at U.C.L.A. erably. stands. L.I.F.E. started hitting all we Now for the bad news: Monday, March 6 Rich heavily in the second As the wrestling season is now 12:30 p.m. Golf Whittier Home inning, however, and he later carry. over, H. P. Schnurrd must Tuesday, March 7 disappear into the void beneath yielded a two-run homer to the L.I.F.E. power hitter. Tech man­ 3:00 p.m. Baseball Occidental Away Millikan, to reclaim his throne as 3:00 p.m. Varsity Tennis Pomona Away king of trolls. aged to score only three runs, 3:00 p.m. JV Tennis Pomona Home two of them in the final inning. Wednesday, March 8 The BEST Chinese food in Town! 3:00 p.rn. Track Occidental Home

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