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Not the Thorn Titsi Not inside (Look for it Monday) Vol. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology APRIL 13, 1984 19, No. 25 Companies start interviews again by Bill Bradford been conservatively optimistic "There seems to be a trend and are finally starting to developing in the job market. believe in the economy and are We're getting a very good. once again pursuing young strong schedule of companies engineers." said S isson. coming on campus, some of which haven't been interviewing "Two. it's normal tor companies to come back to inter- anywhere else." said Bill Sisson. view at a campus a second time. Director of Placement at Rose- but not usually this late in the Hulman. spring. The reason for it this According to Sisson, because year is that some guys are of the economy and labor holding on to from seven to ten problems of the past few years. job offers and when they make a companies such as Caterpillar, decision they open up from six to Ford. and International nine Harvester have not interviewed jobs.- anywhere in some time. But these "In previous years companies and other companies are coming would extend several offers to Rose this month. PR photo expecting about fifty percent of first Also expected for the those to be accepted. But as the Students Bob Mattingly (left) and Ron Stark (right) and Director of Alumni Affairs Jim time this year are Continental economy Schwartz prepare for late April's Alumni Phonathon. worsened, closer to one Products, Ohio Valley Gas, hundred percent of the Cargil. Technicare (Johnson and companies' offers were Laughlin, Johnson), Jones and accepted, forcing the companies Steel. Dow support and Bethlehem to withdraw offers or absorb the Phonathon success relies on student Corning, I.B.M., Anaconda Cable excess and hire less the and Wire, Bohm Heat Transfer, by Joel Schneider participation in years." This Hulbert's house, breakfast here following year," said Sisson. The Annual Alumni Phonathon kind of alumni support "opens the next morning, bus and Cincinnati Millicron are also will be conducted April 24-26 by doors for money from industry." transportation to and from the interviewing at Rose this month. "This made industry very Rose students to solicit funds The Phonathon is conducted by race, and box seats at the "This is definitely an cautious and as a result. when a from our graduates to be used Rose student volunteers and its Speedway. indicator. It's very exciting, company now has ten openings, for student scholarships here. success is tied to the amount of Indiana State University also especially for those particular they make ten offers. Then if Last year. alumni contributed student support received. Last conducts a Phonathon to contact disciplines that have been short three of these are turned down, an additional $21,300 as a result year "students were somewhat their alumni and when they are in demand recently. For the company extends three more of the Phonathon. This came apprehensive at first but after- finished, they allow us to use instance, the hiring of chemical offers." from approximately 1000 alumni ward found out that it's a lot of their phones. The Phonathon will and civil engineers has been contacted. fun. Students that helped out the run from 7-10 p.m. each night down lately. but companies are So, according to Sisson, if a This year's goal, according to first night came back the next and also from 10-midnight on looking for these guys now," said senior wants to help out his James Schwartz. Director of two nights to help out" said Tuesday night so that alumni on Sisson. fellow students, he should let the Alumni Affairs, "is to contact Schwartz. the West Coast can be contacted. "There are two reasons for companies he is no longer about 3,000 alumni" in the As an added incentive this Last year's Phonathon was this sudden surge of interviews considering know that Phonathon. Last year's year, prizes will be given to the pretty successful and Schwartz on campus. One, the economy immediately so they can extend Phonathon increased alumni students who volunteer to help. is anticipating an even bigger has opened up. Companies have the offer to someone else. participation 3%, from 42%-45%. Each student who participates success this year. He is hoping to This year it is hoped that will receive a certificate for a "get a minimum of 100 students participation can be increased by free Mama Rosa's pizza. The to help." Schwartz emphasized NEWS BRIEFS at least 7% to push that figure to pizzas have been donated that it is the "students (calling) over 50%. courtesy of ARA. Also the that get people to participate." "This would put us (Rose- student who obtains the most Students interested in helping EIT examination held tomorrow Hulman) into an elite group, contributions will win a special out should contact either Ron because very few schools get Indy 500 weekend for himself and Stark or Bob Mattingly, who are by Bob Patti several parts and takes over 5070 participation," and this a guest. This includes a Saturday student co-chairmen for the The Engineer In Training eight hours to complete, is the "would be the first time for 50% night dinner-party at Dr. Phonathon, or Jim Schwartz. (EIT examination is being first step in becoming a given to morrow. T wo professional engineer. The hundred thirty-four students morning consists of three FCA gaining from all of the various exams in general background DOW to honor Luegenbiehl engineering disciplines will and the afternoon's testing is be participating in the test. Dr. Heinz Luegenbiehl, nominating groups. official approval more concentrated into the Associate Professor of "His contribution to the Students serious about be- individual disciplines per- Philosophy, has been selected as education and development of by Kyle Farmer coming a professional taining to the engineer's field a recipient of the 1984 DOW his students has been in the area The Fellowship of Christian engineer generally take the of study. Outstanding Young Faculty of relating the perspectives of Athletes is a new activity at test before they leave school To become a professional engineer Award. philosophy to the problems of the Rose in the process of becoming while subjects such as one has to pass the EIT, have at The honor is presented engineering profession." said a sanctioned campus organiza- chemistry, thermodynamics least four years of annually by the American Dr. James R. Eifert, Vice tion. and fluids are still somewhat engineering experience, FCA is an and pass another test Society for Engineering President of Academic Affairs interdenominational fresh in their minds. similar Education (ASEE) and is and Dean of the Faculty. group sponsored by Christian to the EIT at the end of the sponsored by DOW Chemical Luegenbiehl, who has had athletes and coaches for any The test which consists of four-vear period. USA. several articles published athlete who is interested in According to the ASEE, regarding engineering ethics, learning more about Christianity I/CASE elects Reeves president Luegenbiehl was honored for his has been a member of the Rose and the athlete. Ronald excellence as a teacher, faculty since 1977. He was FCA's purpose is to present to G. Reeves, Vice alumni affairs, development counselor, scholar and role recently chosen by the Air Force athletes and coaches, and all President for Development or public relations at model for his students. He was Academy to be one of only six whom they influence, the and External Affairs at Rose- Indiana's public and private chosen by the Illinois-Indiana civilian visiting professors at the challenge and adventure of Hulman Institute of colleges. ASEE Award Committee which college for the 1984-85 academic receiving Jesus Christ as Savior Technology has been elected Elected secretary was John is one of twelve national year. and Lord, serving Him in their president of the Indiana P. Newton, Director of relationships and in the fellow- Council for the Advancement Alumni Affairs at Indiana ship of the church. This group and Support of Education State University. does not intend to be a passive (I/CASE). Both will serve one-year organization but plans on going He previously served as terms. They assumed office out to local high schools and vice president of the during the recent I/CASE community organizations. organization which consists of spring meeting 1 n FCA goes before the Student professionals working in Indianapolis. Affairs Committee in the coming weeks for formal approval. The Math conference begins today group is sponsored by Cross Country and Track coach Bill Rose will host the first Con- attempt to solve a set of five- Welch. FCA meets Thursday ference on Undergraduate to-10 problems within two mornings at 7:00 a.m. for Mathematics on Friday and hours. Subject range from breakfast in the main dining the Indiana section meeting calculus to advanced topics. room in the Union. of the Mathematical Beginning Tuesday, April 17, Association of America The winning team receives at 8:00 p.m. and every other (MAA Saturday. the Peter Edson Trophy. week thereafter the group will Highlighting the Indiana named for the man who meet in the Hulman Union for section meeting of the MAA started the contest 19 years formal meetings with guest will be seminars by ago at Wabash College. Rose- speakers. All students interested professors and students. text- Hulman has won the past five in learning more about this new book displays and the annual championships and plans to Derek Anderson photo organization are invited to business meeting. enter seven teams in the Col. Dick Littlefield discusses the Lebanon situation with a attend one of the upcoming Three-person teams will contest this Year. group of students. meetings. PAGE 2 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, APR. 13, 1984 EDITORIAL ° KAY f3E FARcE., 1311T AT LAsT NE Dor Keep off grass NAVE To PuT up NTH It is wonderful to see the signs of the season springing out all PRWE5, CAuCUSES, around. At Rose, we have the special advantage of being in the PfkJECTED WINNERS, midst of some of the most beautiful landscaping in the area. EXIT RliS, PAc5,THE But beauty says absolutely nothing for utility. 43E,etc Several weeks ago, a memo appeared from President ELECToRAL coll. Hulbert requesting students to avoid walking on several plots of soon-to-be grass around campus. Appealing to students' sense of respect for the beauty of this campus is a good idea, especially since students ( with a good deal of help from buildings and grounds) keep this campus much nicer than most. The reason students have not kept off the grass is the simple fact of efficiency. In engineers' minds (and most everyone else's ) the shortest distance between two points is a straight line. Combine that with the fact that Rose sidewalks are pretty convoluted, and in some places, useless, and you get dirt paths. At most colleges and universities, after a new building or facility is added. sidewalk construction waits. After students have worn dirt paths in the area, the facility planners know that students, always on a time-conscious schedule, have probably found the shortest path. Puzzle Answer tjD. a& ) presently have a sidewalk that turns toward the At Rose, we Ela A L GOO U 40.4 center court between Olin and Moench after progessing around MECUM =WOE S! circular, "decorative," inefficient plots for yet-to-be-seen MO MUM MO A fr flora. MU UBE= GO 62 FRATERNITY Iv girl asked her Rose boyfriend, "Could you OEM MUM M A, Two weeks ago, a oi please tell me why the steps from Olin to Moench go down and MUM =MUM students are wonder- Men MIME RHO then up again to the same level?" Many =MUM EUDU R' by Rumberg and Weis ing the same thing. MU BMW UMMB It is time this campus gets sidewalks in places people want to EMU OCUOU ME Delta Sigma Phi survived its finished fourth overall and Delta are professionals; they can design a MUM MCBEI walk. The facility planners annual basketball marathon. In Sig finished fifth. campus layout that is beautiful as well as efficient and NOM= MEM U E N E 24 hours of basketball, 2,201 On April 8 Fiji held a track functional. points were scored (most of meet for all of the 4th graders in them by Delta Sigs opponents). Terre Haute. The brothers enter- Also in Delta Sigs last tained the children and raised activation, Kyler Barnes was money for the Special Olympics. activated but not included in last Campus notes The following men were in- week's column. as many BRIGHAM YOUNG'S BOOKSTORE itiated into Alpha Tau Omega on FBI MOVES IN ON FBI officials estimate Triangle's Little Sisters had a could be SELLING Sunday, April 8: Jeff Bannister, 'DIPLOMA MILLS' as 40 other people STOPS picnic for the Triangle brothers indicted for selling fake degrees CULTURE CLUB'S ALBUMS Derin Bluhm, Bill Daugherty, on April 7 in Deming Park. Erxleben, Anthony bureau's "Dipscam" is before Dipscam ends. BUY's bookstore manager Brian The March 30 marked Theta Xi's Chris Goss, Ron Gram- that offer pulled the albums off the shelves Gilkison, out to nab businesses 77th year at Rose. Scott Harbers, Ed tran- because lead singer Boy mas, buyers offical-looking CAL TECH PRANKSTERS GET Two Rose Fraternities, Hemmersbach, Dave Hess, George's outlandish costumes scripts and diplomas from FINES FOR CHANGING Lambda Chi Alpha and Delta Kevin Kaufman, Dean Kunz, Jeff "schools" that don't really hold SCOREBOARD promote homosexuality and Sigma Phi, participated in ISU Marlett, Sam Mesalam, Rob any courses. DURING ROSE BOWL transvestitism. officials sorority Delta Gamma's annual Noll, Paul Price, Mike explained. Anchor Splash. The event is a Rob Rothschild, Judge Gary Klausner sen- Radomsky, Last week. the FBI's investi- But Baptist Baylor. which swimming competition to raise Dave Snyder, Chip Stein, Mark tenced students Ted Williams gation resulted in indictments of recently banned liquor posters money for the blind. Lambda Chi White, and Mark Whitmore. two people who sold "diplomas'. and Dan Kegel to pay $330 each from dorms, limited hours from fabricated colleges like the and to probation for their students could dance on campus. University of East Carolina and nationally-televised prank at the and made homosexuality a cause the University of Middle Jan. 1 game. for dismissal, showed "La Cage Tennessee. which sound like Au Folles" on campus last week East Carolina University and In the fourth quarter. the two without incident. Middle Tennessee State remotely changed the Rose "La Cage." of course. deals University. Both are real Bowl's electronic scoreboard to with the travails of homosexuals schools. read Caltech 38. MIT 9. and transvestites. No rain has ever been known to fall in AI Karijah, Egypt. RAY'S Daffyitrions DESERT PROBLEM The THORN -mile desert has gas An 800 of Technology, stations at both sides of the Published weekly at Rose-Hulman Institute Ind. 47803. Phone 812 4,x0p-A- on the desert. A Box 130, 5500 Wabash Ave., Terre Haute, a desert, but none motorist with an old car has to 877-1511 ext. 258. Free to students and by subscription at $3.00 per quarter. by John Rohifing cross this desert with the least 1 1 amount of gas (gas is half-price 1 1 Editor Alan Hippleheuser on other side of desert.) He can Today there are many where friends of the patient only go 273 miles on a tank of gas News Editor Geoffrey Lange things and people that are go to talk to other friends of (I said it was an old car). But he Walter Rosenberger instrumental in the diagnosis the patient. Features Editor can carry cans of extra gas to go diseases. hypodermic needle — a sick Sports Editor Tim Eubank and treatment of another 207 miles. So bv setting Here is a list of some that shooter. Photographer Bob Mattingly up three refueling points out in Sr. may very well put you onto medicine chest — phial the desert, he managed to get Business Manager David Strelow your own road to recovery: cabinet. across the desert. How far out Subscription/Promotion Manager Joe Weist pediatrician — man of little were the 3 refuel points so that Haney specialist — a man Distribution Manager Scott allergy patients. he used the least amount of gas? Copy Editors Scott Haney, David Spiech for all sneezin's. surgeon — rushing forward. Hint: The 3rd refueling point Frank Stur band-aid — scratch pad. vaccination — ouch of was 480 miles from the other castor oil — ugh nog. prevention. side. To use least amount of gas. Columnists Rob Gollon electrocardiogram — ticker wonder drug — one that has he must be completely out of gas Jim Grimshaw, John Rohlfing, Joel Schneider tape. no effect on mice. each time he returns for more Sportswriters Bill Lorenz, Erik Schneckloth hospital room — a place X-ray — bellyvision. gas.) Reporters Bill Bradford, Mike Daniel Mitch Day, Brian Evans, John Rumberg Alan Seifert, Joel Schneider, Tom Vorjohan Album review Mike Walden, Bob Patti Photographers Scott Mottonen, Derek Anderson Bruce Mueller, Nick Jokay Parsons lacks emotion Ad Layout Bob Peacock Niezgodski Ammonia Avenue is A Ian and a couple of future much more creative music. Typist Susan Parson's first release since his candidates. "Prime Time" and In its defense. Ammonia Sports Consultant Bob Goldring Best of album last fall. "One Good Reason... Avenue has a few redeeming Faculty Adviser David Piker One point I do not like good Unfortunately. this one has pop about qualities. including The THOFtN welcomes letters or comments from readers. In written all over it. except for the instrumentation and an unusual Ammonia Avenue is its failure to view of length constraints, we reserve the right to limit the record package. Nevertheless. it title track. up anv emotion in the comments and use excerpts from letters. All sub- stir is still an album which brings lengths of The theme behind are very will withhold names in Ammonia listener. The songs Alan Parsons one step closer to mitted material must be signed. We Avenue is plastic. also modern love. with its stylish. but they are also the likes of Styx and the Electric special cases only. Articles, ideas and announcements are disappointments and The sound quality is excellent — confusion. Light Orchestra. desired. All material should be submitted one week before The album contains the recent even better than excellent — but publication. hit. "You Don't Believe." the Parsons and co-author Eric Rating (0 to 51: 2 current hit. "Don't Answer Me." Woolfson are capable of writing — Rob Gollon PAGE 3 FRIDAY, APR. 13, 1984 ROSE THORN Rose takes two by Bill Lorenz Ball collected two of Rose's six The Rose baseball team hits and added an RBI. Rob increased their record last Wilson received the game- Saturday to 6-9 as they swept a winning RBI as he knocked in Thorm Sports doubleheader from Washington two runs with a second inning University bv the scores of 4-0 single. and 7-6. In the second game. Dennis Sophomore Andrew Wallen continued to play long Curosh picked up his first win of ball as he hit a two-run homerun. Linksters capture invite the season by hurling a three- Teammate Scott Lowe also Jeff homered in the second contest. hitter in the opening game. by Jim Grimshaw weekend to play in the four team third in the 55 man field. Other Junior Mark Adams fired a 76 invitational. Again. Adams led scores were: Haynes, 83: at the Hanover Invitational to the field, shooting an 80 on the Bramer. 83: Neumeyer. 85: and Track team wins lead the Rose golf team. as well water drenched golf course. The Aldridge. 85. as the field of 33 golfers, to a team placed second shooting a by Erik Schneckloth SHOT PUT first place finish in the five team five man total of 439. I.U.S. won The team is looking forward to The Rose-Hulman track squad 1. Marty Jones, 51-10/12 tournament. Rose shot a five- the tournament by just three this weekend as they will play in hosted its last home meet of the 2. Stacy Himes, 47-5 man total of 396 to nip strokes with a 436. Bramer was the fourth annual Rose-Hulman year last Saturday, April 7, at 4. Greg Hoffman, 43-1/12 conference foe Centre by eight second on the Rose roster. third Invitational at Hulman Links Phil Brown Field. Four teams 110-METER HIGH HURDLES shots in their first outing of the in the tournament, with an 85. here in Terre Haute. One of the competed in the contest: Rose- 1. Bill Sears, 15.66 year. Haynes shot a 90. freshman few tournaments in the state Hulman, Millikan, Illinois 3. Craig Dargan, 16.12 Rob Haynes, David Bramer Anthony Gilkison. 9 1 with only NCAA Division III Wesleyan, and Olivet Nazarene. JAVELIN and freshman Dennis Aldridge Neumeyer, 93; and Aldridge, 96. schools competing. Rose looks to Rose-Hulman ran away with 1. Gerard Tarantino, 179-7/12 followed suit to take third, fourth have a good chance of coming the meet with 103 points to 2. Chris Trapp, 178-2 and fifth place, respectively. On the next day the team away on top this year with the runner-up Millikan's 54. Illinois 400-METER DASH Ron Neumeyer came in at played in the Anderson Invita- talent and experience they have. Wesleyan was third with 31 2. Brian Cavagnini, 49.81 eighth. tional and placed seventh in the The 12 team tournament starts points and Olivet Nazarene 3. Roger Bartley, 50.60 "We were hot off of spring 11 team tournament. The playing today with tee times beginning fourth with 18. The win improved 100-METER DASH break." commented Coach conditions were ideal as the at 8:30 a.m. The play will the Engineer's record dual, 2. Steve Nerney, 11.22 Baca, referring to their week- course was very well kept and continue tomorrow with 18 more triangular, and quadrangular 3. Bill Sears, 11.25 long golf trip in Florida. "We the weather sunny and warm. holes of golf. Everyone is record to 3-2. 800-METER RUN were really mentally ready for Although the team had a slight welcome to come out and watch Scoring was 5-3-2-1 for in- 2. Kurt Kelso, 1:56.88 this one and played well." let down, Adams shot the best the team play. Rose golfers will dividual events and 5-3-2 for 4. Tracy Houpt, 2:02.5 The team traveled to Indiana round of his college career with be finishing up their 18 holes relays. Those scoring for Rose 400-METER INTERMEDIATE University Southeast last a three over par 74, placing him today from 12: 30-2 : 30. were: HURDLES 10,000-METER RUN 2. Earl Wiggins, 57.52 1. Scott Orr, 34:20 200-METER DASH 2. Kyle Hayes, 34:21 2. Steve Nerney, 22.31 N.L. East baseball preview 3. Carl Czarnik, 35:00 3. Brian Cavagnini, 22.80 Lorenz 400-METER RELAY 4. Bill Sears, 22.91 by Billy moving from right to first. The Johnson will become the needed begin the season 1. Rod Schrader, Bill Sears, 5,000-METER RUN Cardinals will leader and lead the Mets to a The Pirates traded away two that Brian Cavagnini, Steve Nerney, 1. Dean Kunz, 16:03 with the same 10 fifth place finish. of their big bats. With both Mike 42.66 3. Roger Hruskovich, 16:30.6 finished last season. The bullpen Easler and missing 4. Kyle Farmer, was a big drawback last season HIGH JUMP 16:41.7 from the outfield the Bucs will MONTREAL 4. Craig Dargan, 6-0 TRIPLE JUMP as ace Bruce Sutter had his have to rely on two newcomers. This is the team to beat in the STEEPLECHASE 3. Erik fewest saves since 1976. Further- 3,000-METER Schneckloth, 40-7/12 The retirement of NL East. The Expos have been in 1. Gene LeBoeuf, 9:48.18 1,600-METER RELAY more, the St. Louis pitching staff allowed Jason Thompson to and the thick of the race for the last 3. Bill Bandy, 10:05.2 3. Rose-Hulman, 3:24.20 yielded 115 gopher balls take over at first; however, finished with a 3.79 ERA in the few years, but have never been LONG JUMP DISCUS Thompson only responded with '83 season. It must not be able to put it together in the last 1. Gary Martin, 21-1 1. Stacy Himes, 159-3 18 home runs. In order for the forgotten, though. that they are weeks of the season. With the 1,500-METER RUN 2. Marty Jones, 157-6/12 Pirates to place in the top three one of the best pitching staffs in addition of Pete Rose, the Expos 2. Greg Gibson, 4:06.1 3. Gerard Tarantino, 138-1 of the division thev will have to and will will have the spark that they 3. Bryan Millard, 4:12.1 4. Greg Hoffman, 133-10 rely heavily on their pitchers. control the destiny of the club. need down the homestretch. John Candelaria and Larry Pitchers , Bill McWilliams teamed up for 30 CHICAGO Gullickson, and Charlie Lea wins last year. The Pirates will The Cubs will win the National combined for 50 victories last have to have a repeat League East if an atomic bomb year and the staff will be better performance from the pair of is dropped in the middle of Mav. this year. The Expos acquired lefties this year. Otherwise, the Cubs are still the pitchers Fred Breining from San PHILADELPHIA Cubs and will once again face Francisco and Gary Lucas from The Phillies have a few new reality in the middle of June. San Diego. In the past three faces this year since Pete Rose, Sorry. Cub fans. years, Lucas has earned more Joe Morgan. and Tony Perez are saves than any NL lefthander. gone. Similar to the Pirates, the It seems that the Mets have Montreal's fine pitching staff Phillies will have new personnel been rebuilding since 1969. New and the addition of Charley in the outfield. Third baseman York has a new manager again Hustle will lead them to the NL Mike Schmidt will have to pick this vear, Davey Johnson. East title. up the slack offensively that was Johnson is the Mets fourth PREDICTED FINISHES lost with the off season trades. manager in four years. Although I) MONTREAL Their pitching was strong last the Mets have an excellent trio 2) PITTSBURGH season as finished of players in Keith Hernandez, 3) ST. LOUIS the year with a mark of 19-6. George Foster, and Mookie 4) PHILADELPHIA Steve Carlston, the major league Wilson, the team is lacking a 5) NEW YORK leader with 3,709 real leader. Maybe this year 6) CHICAGO will return with a fine Oh, sure, we could cut season. The fate of the Phillies This is down on the size, use lays in the hands of Schmidt, who Netmen artificial cheese, skimp will lead the team to the top or to continue on the items and then sell the cellar. no cheap it two for one. But we ST. LOUIS just don't believe in doing The Cardinals are returning to their season away business pizza. that way. the 84 season with almost the Coach Randy Dickens' to play at home this season. same personnel. The few minor Engineers raised their record to returned to Wabash last For over 20 years, we've weekend changes include George 3-2 on the year by winning at to compete in the Little State been making the best Hendrick moving from first base pizza we know how, and Wabash College last Wednesday, Championships. The Engineers to right we've been delivering it field and David Green 6-3. Rose-Hulman. which has vet placed third of 10 teams in the free, in 30 minutes or less. Little State with 1P/z points, Call us, tonight. trailing DePauw University ( 36 -4 and Indiana-Purdue-Indianapolis r`l Our drivers carry less than $20.00. 0 N Limited delivery area. ( 25 1. 0 O. Ci 01984 Domino's Pizza, Inc. Rose-Hulman won five of the Haircuts.'V° to '6" 1983 Hairstyles. slr six singles matches in the Wabash dual and took the No. 1 111111•1===111111111.11111111INIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMM•111111111 Minutes From Campus! doubles before forfeiting the last two doubles matches. 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Rose-Hulman • Won't you tell your friends and neighbors of our fine • has its first home match with • service, so tnat we may service them too ... . • Marian on April 18 and hosts • • Indiana State Universitv-Evans- • CITY-WIDE DELIVERY • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••* ville on April 19. PAGE 4 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, APR. 13, 1984 Higher education ACROSS 1 Feast 1 Royal 2 Printer's 6 Haughty measure 11 Remem- 3 Deity CROSS easy 4 Dry Campus computers brance 12 Mistreats 5 Old musical 14 King of instruments WORD Bashan 6 Mr. Kettle 15 Soil 7 Symbol for targets for code hackers 17 Rockfish rubidium PUZZLE 18 Blockhead 8 Possessive WASHINGTON. D.C. (CPS ) — secure limits their use as argued. 20 Transactions pronoun FROM COLLEGE Precisely because they're learning tools. he added. "What has in large part been 23 The sun 9 Employs PRESS SERVICE learning tools. campus computer Miller said he supported the viewed as intellectual 24 Narrow. flat 10 Signify systems are easy, big targets for subcommittee's proposal to pranksterism on the part of boarci 11 Member of computer hackers looking to make illegal tapping of computer hackers." he 26 Slumber deer family information and files. computer files worth more than observed, "must be viewed as a 13 Dinner break into 28 Symbol for $5000 into a federal crime. serious intrusion on the rights of tantalum course a college president told a recalled that last January a 29 Weird 16 Soapstone 32 Kind of 47 Sins congressional committee He individuals to pursue the enter- 31 Provided, 19 Journeys foot race 49 Wild plum debating a law to make hacking university student worked with a prise of their education in an prepared and forth 34 Portico 52 Dawn a federal crime. local TV station to show how accessible environment.- served food 21 Shakespeari- 36 Entertain goddess "Academic computers are the easily the Iowa campus' com- Twenty-three states already puter be 33 Periods an king 37 Sarcasm 54 Guido's high most permeable because they security could breached. have laws making computer of time 22 Mediter- 38 Agile note are there for that purpose: Although no damage was done, entry without permission a Note of scale 35 Nerve ranean vessel 40 Occurrences 57 - Drake University Drake had to shut its system no federal law yet 58 Symbol for access. crime. but network 25 Wearies 41 Bind again testified down for several days to verify 27 Man's tin President Wilber Miller exists. 36 Declares name 44 Breaks were intact, 39 Eel fisherman 30 Betimes suddenly 60 Pronoun to the House Judiciary all its records The bill Miller favors makes it 42 Parent: Subcommittee on Crime last Miller told the subcommittee. a crime to do more than $5000 7 8 9 10 colloq. 1 2 3 4 5 6 week. Shutdowns — and the security damage to computers or — 43 Tasteless 11 12 13 But making college computers necessary to prevent them computer files, including the liquid food less user-friendly and more hinder everyone's education. he cost of lost computer time. 45 Rant 14 15 16 17 46 Shoshonean 19 20 21 22 23 Indian hi 48 Exciting 24 25 26 27 28 stories: Tax breaks misdirected 32 colloq. 30 31 itil WASHINGTON. D.C. (CPS ) — help the neediest students the college education without these 50 Still 33 34 35 programs that give parents most, says Lawrence Gladieux. incentives:. Gladieux says. Father Most 51 for college College Board's 53 Ivy League 38 39 40 41 t,ax breaks for paving director of the university NW tend to help families that would Washington office. The incentives now include 42 43 44 45 55 Symbol for send their children to college The board estimates that exempting scholarship and grant nickel 46 47 48 49 50 anyway. and virtually exclude about 65 percent of the families money from taxes.' letting 56 Mistakes families who need the most help that benefit from the federal tax parents take deductions for their 53 54 55 59 Courteous 51 52 in financing college educations. laws aimed at helping them pay college-attending children. and 61 City in 56 57 58 59 60 the College Board has found in a for college have incomes above subtracting the amounts of Germany study of education tax the national median. college loans from taxable 61 62 62 Chairs exemptions. "Although middle and upper- income, as well as other families benefit DOWN Moreover. President Reagan's middle income accounting measures. 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