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Winter 2-6-1976

Volume 11- Issue 14 - Friday, February 6, 1976

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VOLUME 11, NUMBER 14 ROSE HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TERRE HAUTE, IND. FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1976 Moench Invited to Study Frosh Programs Dr. Herman A. Moench, senior each day. Days of mathematics, vice president of Rose-Hulman physics, chemistry, computer Institute of Technology, was programming and engineering among 15 engineering educators applications are interleaved invited to participate in a two- throughout the quarter, being day workshop at Northwestern taught by faculty members who University which analyzed and coordinate their efforts to pre- evaluated a new program in sent a unified study program. freshman engineering Monday The participants in the and Tuesday. workshop were selected from Funded by the Sloan Founda- schools located primarily in the tion, the principal idea behind the Midwest which cover a wide proposed FOCUS (Freshman Op- range of institutions, both large portunity for Coordinated and small. Since the entering Unified Study) program is that it class of the Technological provides an alternative path to Institute of Northwestern is quite follow in building the background comparable to that at Rose- that all first year students of Hulman, the new program could IFEftt imo ,w04, scau FIND cur, Wee WET? engineering and physical science be of particular interest to the need to acquire. Institute. In the new arrangement lec- According to Dr. Moench, a ture, discussion, laboratory and follow-up two-day workshop will NATO Briefing Team tutorial experiences that focus on be held in conjection with the a single subject are presented program in about a month. Visits Rose KEEP 55 ALIVE by Jeff Cox After the Sewanee game Friday, Prizes will be awarded for the On January 28 the Rose- in Plymouth, England. In Cap- mander Hans Scholten, Royal February 6, the Student Ac- "greasiest and the fiftiest" guy, Hulman ROTC department tain Nunn's 32-year naval career Netherlands Navy. His previous tivities Board will sponsor the gal, couple, and gang of 4. The hosted a lecture by five naval of- he has done much work in assignment was that of in- "Gold Wax Revival" in Keep 55 hop will begin after the game. ficers from five different coun- weapons research and engineer- telligence staff officer at the Alive, a free 50's dance open to Wear your socks to the hop! tries. These five officers com- ing, including work as Chief Naval Command in Don Holder, all students. The games will be Come on your own or with your prise the briefing team from Engineer on the SEADART The Netherlands. Lieutenant free to all girls attending the hop. gang—it's bound to be cool. North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- Missile Project. Commander Scholten also par- ticipated in the first visit of the tion (NATO) working from the The American member of the Netherlands Navy to the Soviet office of the Supreme Allied briefing team is Commander port of Odessa in 1970. Commander Atlantic Axel L. Lindstrom, United States IDC NOTE (SACLANT). Navy. Commander Lindstrom Commander Martin Vahl, The team was headed by Cap- has been SACLANT's Director of Royal Norwegian Navy, serves At last Monday's IDC meeting it was decided tain R. D. Nunn, Royal Navy-. Community Relations since Oc- as SACLANT's Contingency that the IDC would not be responsible for Captain Nunn has been tober 1974. Prior to his assign- Plans Officer. Prior to his SACLANT's Assistant Chief of ment to SACLANT he held two assignment at SACLANT, Com- students' stereos damaged at parties. Staff for Intelligence since May important positions on the west mander Vahl was a submarine 1975. He is a graduate of the coast. Among Commander commander for three years. Royal Navy Engineering College Lindstrom's commendations are the Navy Achievement Medal, These five officers work under IN THE DARK Joint Service Commendation the direction of the Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic, by G.Chaney STUDENTS Medal, Meritorious Service In the basement of the Lear- also be easily adapted for use Medal, and the Legion of Merit. United States Navy Admiral Isaac Kidd, Jr. They tour the ning Resource Center, you may with many of the new color IN CHINA Commander James L. Creech, country informing various have noticed a large black processes so it will not be quickly Canadian Forces, commanded groups at the problems, semicircular device in the wall. obsoleted. A Bessler 23-C, with the destroyer HMCS Quappelle achievements and capabilities of Some people believe that this lens, is planned to be purchased FIND prior to July 1973. He now serves the NATO defense alliance. strange structure might be the early next quarter to improve the as SACLANT's Director of Com- beginning of a modernistic pay quality and versatility of the munication Plans and Programs. Their Terre Haute visit was the phone booth or perhaps a very darkroom. ENGLISH last stop on a tour that also took small broom closet. This struc- Even at this, some very fine SACLANT's Naval Intelligence them to Kansas City, Missouri, ture, however, is a light tight color work is being done with the Officer is Lieutenant Com- and Champaign, Illinois. rotating entrance to a color available equipment. Greg Keck, A "GAS" darkroom. This darkroom is now for example, has been using the (CPS)—Red Guards who find temporarily in the possession of Cibachrome to turn color their Chinese elders taking the Looking Forward the Rose Camera Club through transparencies into beautifully capitalist road may now call the kind permission of the saturated color 8x10's. His them "uncool" thanks to "The Library Committee. This results have been quite good and New English-Chinese Dic- At Things To Do darkroom, originally conceived this can be verified by many of tionary" recently published in and designed by a former stu- the Camera Club members who China. Friday, Feb. 6 dent, Jeff Orth, is now being have seen his work. The entire The dictionary, compiled by 70 equipped for color processing by process from slide to print in just Shanghai students "under the Skl Trip wkh St. Mary's the Camera club. The presently 15 minutes or less. guidance of Chairman Mao's Home Basketball - Sewanee Dance - available equipment includes a The black and white darkroom -revolutionary line," lists some Keep '55 Alive with very large temperature con- in the basement of Speed Hall is 50,000 entries to aid Chinese trolled Kreonite sink, one Omega also being used quite extensively, students study the "decadent Gold Wax Revival after Sewanee Game. B-4 enlarger with a newly for everything from personal social phenomena of a dying purchased f2.8 Nikor enlarging work to newspaper and yearbook capitalism" in the U.S. and Bri- Saturday, Feb. 7 lens, mLoitt-level baseboard work. The Camera Club is also tain. Home Basketball - Southwestern meeting - enlarging stands, an incabinet sponsoring films and slide shows Among the entries are words transparency viewer, fiberglass that are of interest to both begin- which normally aren't found in SAB 6:00 P.M., Mind Garden. squeegee boards, a large amount n in g and advanced dictionaries in the English- of available cabinet space, and photographers. These shows will speaking world. Chinese students Week of Feb. 9 various other necessities which be announced in advance so that may now "bum out" at "rap complete a darkroom. Woodrow Wilson Fellow - Pat Kennedy. non-members can come also. A sessions," "freak out" over the The club has also invested in a show and contest is being plann- treatment accorded the "ex- Friday, Feb. 13 relatively new color process, ed for the bicentennial ploited classes," and then swear Cibachrome, and presently has technology show to be held at like a British sailor with the dic- Film - All Night Horror Films, Union. all the facilities needed to Rose later this year. All are in- tionary's huge collection of produce color prints except for vited to enter this contest which Anglo-Saxonisms. Saturday, Feb. 14 paper and chemical, which the has a preliminary theme of "The It might be the hippiest thing individual members supply. Effects of Technology on to hit China since the Little Red Track - C.A.C. Championship. Plans for future purchases have America During the Past 20 Book but the editors admit "our also been recently formulated Years." Anyone may join dictionary is far from being Thursday, Feb. 19-Saturday, Feb. 21 since the Cibachrome has been Camera Club at any time and im- able to meet the needs of the chosen as a color process. The mediately have access to all current revolutionary situation." Coffee House - Betsy Kaske. equipment for this process can darkroom facilities. PAGE 2 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1976 Signals Distress Get High S.O.S. CORRECTION on Cancer To the Editor, If you read my editorial in last Friday's THORN regarding the size (CPS)—Marijuana, that Several weeks ago there was an article about the Luxemboug based of classes at Rose-Hulman, you probably couldn't make heads or wonderful, euphoria-producing SOS—Student Overseas Services. I believe a warning should accom- it. Somewhere Monday's layout and Friday's issue tails of between weed, can also produce cancer, if pany that article. the editorial was "edited." Because an unexplained substitution and a recent report published by a I secured a job from them in the summer of 1974. In order to receive deletion changed the entire context of the editorial, we are reprinting professor at Indiana University a job from SOS, one must first take part in a compulsory orientation it in what we hope will be its intended form.—RAR 2/2/76 program. The $169 cost of this "orientation" includes champagne, at Bloomington is correct. steak dinners, and a three-day stay in the Luxembourg Holiday Inn. I THE SIZE OF CLASSES Dr. Milos Novotny, associate have since stayed in Luxembourg City for $2 a night in a youth hostel, Can you remember why you chose to come to Rose? What were your professor of chemistry, conclud- a far more reasonable price. reasons? Was one of them that you thought small classes would be ad- ed that marijuana is even more The purpose of the orientation is to acquaint you with living, work- vantageous to your learning? It was one of mine. carcinogenic than tobacco. And as if that ing and traveling conditions in Europe. One of the things that was not Looking back to my senior year of high school when I toured the result is not painful explained to us was the fact that one needs a special student work Rose campus it was explained to me that the size of classes at Rose is enough, the report added that visa, and in order to obtain one it is necessary to provide a letter from limited, and this was evidenced by the approximately TWENTY stu- "the marijuana constituents that one's college proving you are a student. Work visas in Switzerland, dent class size of freshman calculus courses. This was fine I thought, make cannibis marijuana attrac- for where I worked, were not issued until July 1. SOS sent me to work in and it did influence my decision. tive its smokers, the so-called Zurich on June 1, which meant I had to work illegally for a month, Since I've been at Rose, I've been in classes that were small and cannabinoids, are most likely with the possibility of deportment if caught. some that weren't so small. Where small stops and big begins is precursors for formation of car- Some of the businesses that SOS sent Americans to would not fill out debateable, however I think few people at Rose could say SEVENTY cinogens." In other the forms necessary for work papers, forcing them to work illegally. is small. Nevertheless that is approximately how many students are words, the more po- tent the dope, the more car- Several were eventually deported. in the Electromechanical Energy Conversion section this quarter. In cinogenic it That Some of the American friends I made in Europe did not receive jobs last spring's Modern Physics course there were NINETY students in is. Colombian you just paid an arm and a leg for at all from SOS, but were not refunded the "finders" fee. Many were one section! And there are other courses where the same is true. may not only be dynamite but forced to stay with Americans who had found jobs until they located Continually, the faculty and administration search for ways to im- poison as well. jobs on their own. prove the educational process. This can be evidenced by the advance I ordered plane tickets through SOS, but the flight was changed registration system and the audio-visual assist system being ex- resulting with SOS owing me $164. They refunded $40 and claimed they perimented with in the Material Science courses this quarter. Rock and Rolling never received my other cashiers check. It took eleven months of ef- However, I don't understand why the problem (if you agree that one fort by the Terre Haute bank that issued the check, numerous un- exists) of large classes hasn't been assaulted more directly. It's very on the Campaign answered letters, and the Indianapolis Better Business Bureau before difficult to dispute the advantages of smaller classes, and we're all I received my refund. interested in improving education. Trail I feel Student Overseas Services should be banned from advertising By now you may be thinking, "there's one simple solution, break the (CPS)—The latest tactic in at colleges until they can prove they are indeed a reputable organiza- classes down, and offer more sections." The counter for that state- presidential campaigning is tion. ment is, "what you say is fine, but it would require a bigger faculty, enlisting the support of rock Jerre Baynes and we can't afford it." This is usually where the thought process stars to play benefit concerts and Box 884 stops, the situation is termed hopeless, and then forgotten. But, the make endorsements. The Allman problem is still there, and it is not going to correct itself. brothers and the Marshall The core of the situation may be that we have let our priorities shift Tucker Band have netted $100,000 A WORD FROM Sex Discrimination too far away from the classroom. It may be time for the faculty and for Jimmy Carter, Maria Still Thriving in administration to address itself to the fundamental philosophy of the Muldaur has sung for Tom THE OLYMPICS institute and reconsider the priorities to make them more compatible Haydn's California Senate cam- The U.S. Olympic Committee Work World with this philosophy. paign, and Arlo Guthrie is lined recently decided to allow any Randy Ridgway up behind Fred Harris. corporation which contributes (CPS 1—With all the affir- Associate Editor But while the liberal $35,000 to the Olympics to adver- mative action programs launch- Democrats are cashing in with tise that its produce has "been ed in the past ten years, women music stars, the Republicans are selected for use by the U.S. may have been fooled into think- every 100 female workers earn At the other end of the income singing a different sort of blues. Olympic Team," whether the ing employment discrimination less than $5000 annually. For scale, only two women of every Rock and roll backing for conser- team uses it or not. is on its way out. men, the rate is only 10 of every 100 earn $15,000 to $20,000 com- vative Republicans is hard to And for only $70,000, the cor- 100 workers. pared to 20 men of every 100. find. former poration will not only be able to But according to the The President Ford committee of use the slogan but will also be director of the Department office confessed recently that permitted to use the famous Olym- Labor Women's Bureau, the ac- a. rttstie cmatIons they "don't have anyone lined up pic symbol—five interlocking tual earnings of women in full- great handcrafted gifts ro 1,71, yet." Ronald Reagan's head- circles—on all its advertising time, year-around jobs not only f jewelry, leather, macrame, pottery quarters has tentatively enlisted promotions. continue to be less than those of gift wrapping free! the support of crooner Pat men in the same jobs but the gap Winclove Boone. Snuffing Out has actually widened in the last Even Henry Jackson, whose 20 to 25 years. Remember your sweetheart hawkish views on Vietnam are the Russkies returning to haunt hirn, is having In 1955, women's wages and on St. Valentine's Day (CPS)—The Defense Depart- trouble obtaining rock and roll salary incomes amounted to 647.0 4,11) ment is still finding new ways of backing. According to Electra of male income. Today, the ratio 2900 WABASH AVENUE snuffing out the Russians. One of Asylum chairman Joe Smith, is only 57%. (little stone cottage) the latest weapons is called the Jackson is "light years away The department director, Mary with love SIAM—the Self Initiated Antiair- from where they're at." craft Munition. Dublin Keyserling, explained SIAMs, if used, will be dropped that the great increase in the from the air around enemy air- number of women entering the fields. They lie quietly on the labor force has been concen- MY FELLOW AMERICANS, YOU ARE UNDER ARREST ground until an airplane takes off trated in three traditionally An Analysis of Senate Bill One near by. When the plane noise female fields where the pay is low—teaching, nursing reaches a level that indicates it is relatively (CPS)—Imagine, for a mo- trial. The seven defendants in What "other means?" Passing within range, the SIAM jumps and other health fields. ment, that the entire anti-war that trial were ultimately ac- out leaflets? into action, following the heat Although most women work movement of the sixties was il- quitted because the government The language is so vague that from the plane's exhaust until it not for a little extra pocket legal, and that thousands of failed to prove that they had practically anyone connected makes contact and turns the money but to support themselves students were given prison crossed a state line with the with a leftist organization on plane into scrap metal. and their families, about 30 of sentences of up to fifteen years, "intention" of inciting a riot. campus could be arrested. This or possibly the death sentence. But under SB-1, the govern- could have included every If Senate Bill 1, the controver- ment could have ignored that member of SDS, the Student Thorn Reminder sial criminal code reform bill detail. The government would Mobilization Committee, the now sitting in the Senate only have to prove that the defen- other major anti-war groups of 7‘e putoter ceed Judiciary Corrunittee, had been dants had used the mail or an in- the sixties. It could include enacted ten years ago, that is ex- terstate phone call to plan the everyone in the People's actly what would have happened. event that later had become a Bicentennial Commission, an riot. The seven Chicago defen- group .4 6eeft da4qed ta e6'. /9 The sanctions laid down by SB- alternative Bicentennial dants could have been convicted change 1, put together under the Nixon calling for fundamental and given three-year sentences. could include peo- CHECK LIST FOR ALTERNATES law-and-order administration, in America. It personally. It could encompass so much, in wording Furthermore, a "riot" is defin- ple you know that is so vague, that virtually ed in the bill as any "public dis- include you. more any political act or statement turbance" involving ten or These are just some of the and THE THORN aimed against the government people that, "by violent many abuses of the democratic could be construed as being in tumultous conduct, creates a process to be found in the propos- or Editor Tod Stansfield violation of some provision of grave danger of injury ed revised criminal code. The damage to persons or property." Associate Editor Randy Ridgway that code. American Civil Liberties Union But what is "tumultous conduct" has discovered more than 3000 start, the new Cox, From the and what constitutes danger to provisions or phrases in SB-1 that News Editors Jeff code was clearly con- while criminal property? Shouting chants are vague, ambiguous, or violate largely in response to Choi Wong structed trampling the grass in a park? an individual's rights. the anti-war movement, by NiX- Editor Bill Mobley Draft board demonstrations, Sports on Attorney Generals Kleindeinst the destruction of draft records, But as if these provisions are Advertising Manager John Schlott and Mitchell. By examining this the encouragement of draft not repressive and outrageous bill in the context of the anti-war resistance—all of which took enough, there is one more that Business Manager Mark Geiger movement of the sixties, it place during the anti-war tops them all. Under SB-1, a becomes clear just how far the claims Reporter Kevin Winter years—can constitute "im- government official who influence of this bill would pairing the military effec- that he felt he was acting in the Columnists Bob McCarty, Mark Alspaugh, penetrate American life and tiveness of the United States," best interests of the country or stymie any attempt to major bringing a sentence of three to following his superior's wishes Bruce Palonsky, Dale Martin social change. thirty years and a $100,000 fine. could not be held responsible for have Photographers . Dave Cotner, Larry Passo, For example, the new criminal Another provision of the bill illegal actions he might code would expand the 1968 in- punishes by a one-year jail term committed. In other words, while Paul Hahn, Greg Chaney, Otto Miller, citement to riot statute which the obstruction of any "official Daniel Ellsberg could be ex- formed the basis of the proceeding" through noise, ecuted, John Ehrlichman gets Doug Hutchinson celebrated Chicago Conspiracy violence, "or any other means." acquitted. FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1976 ROSE THORN PAGE 3 OFF THE SACHSS by Jeff Martin The Student Advisory Com- Army ROTC RECORD mittee for the Humanities and by Bruce Palansky & Dave Martin Social Science Department exists on this campus to provide student (Note: You may have noticed our first column suffered numerous input for the HSS department. It editing lacerations before printing. Hopefully, any future atrocities meets regularly to discuss has a lot will be left to us.) matters ranging from the curriculum and course offerings of the HSS Dept. to projects spon- U.F.0.—Force It: sored by the department. England. Per- U.F.O. is a four-man hard rock oriented group from Recent events that SACHSS going for it. sonnel include: Phil Mogg on vocal, Andy Parker on drums; Pete Way has been involved in include the album was on bass guitar, and Michael Schenker on lead guitar. This visit to Rose-Hulman of former produced and recorded in England, but is distributed in the U.S. by Ambassador Jack Lydman last Chrysalis Records. November and the upcoming especially with regard U.F.O.'s style is similar to that of Bad Co., visit of Padraic M. Kennedy. For a veteran to the structure and rhythms which form the base for most of the Both of these men are Woodrow songs on this album. Little of the "Space-Rock" quality present in Wilson Visiting Fellows. SACHSS their other albums surfaces here. This is straight forward rock with has also encouraged the HSS driving loud and proud vocals and leads over a simple but hard Dept. to post course offerings interludes. The rhythm and bass, with occasional slightly subdued several quarters in advance and the hard rock prevalent on this it has first song, "Let It Roll," is typical of these are now posted on the HSS Love," album. Other `hot spots' on the album include: "Love Lost bulletin board. If you as a student and "Too Much of Nothing." "High Flyer"is the "Mother Mary," have a gripe, suggestiarror com- laid-back piece on the albu m. It might have stood well only mellow, pliment about the HSS Dept. and out of character and somewhat of a downer when alone, but it seems would prefer to tell a student, material on the rest of the album. For best results, even more. compared to the pass it along through one of the Rowdy! turn it up and get following people: Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow—Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow Reed Delporte Box 616 Ex-Deep Purple guitarist Ritchie Blackmore has joined with Ron- Tom Cortes Box 847 Army ROTC Or call: nie James Dio (vocals), Gary Driscoll (drums), Craig Gruber (bass), Jeff Martin Box 1107 Rose Hulman 877-1511 and Mickey Lee Soule (keyboards), which includes the remnants of Norman Owens Box 998 Mil the now defunct group "Elf." This, their first album, definitely Jeff Cary Box 862 Dept. reflects Blackmore's past ties with Deep Purple, but differs enough to Randy Ridgeway Box 727 Terre Haute, IN. 47803 establish a sound which can be uniquely termed as "Ritchie John Vincent Box 692 Blackmore's Rainbow." Blackmore doesn't share the lead instrumen- Bob Shaw Box 708 tal position with other members of the group as he did with Deep Pur- Jeff Richard Box 980 ple, which was one of the many reasons that he left that group. On this Dave Johnson Box 1034 Tell me more about Army ROTC. album, he demonstrates the ability to play with both hard electric and In addition to these students, I am/am not a Veteran. mellower, more stylish qualities. The first cut, "Man on the Silver Dr. Mason, Dr. Pickett and Dr. Mountain," is reminiscent of "Smoke on the Water," and is definitely Smith attend SACHSS meetings the high point of the album, although there really seems to be no low to listen and provide their own point as such. A definite must for Deep Purple fans especially. opinions. Name PHONE__ SWOPE Address EXHIBITION gW7I e An exhibition of Kirlian VAR32 City Photography opens this Sunday (?)80 tiftbASII afternoon, Feb. 8, 1976, at State Zip Sheldon Swope Art Gallery. Ac- cording to Gallery Director, CA8 Elpt8 —Nsteos James D. Bowne, the exhibition Other is "exciting both from an artistic And PieustAre Ac.ce.52,orie for Credit for ROTC standpoint, as well as from a scientific one." The opening, 5 DI,anti Mb Your military experience may serve as total scheduled from 2-5 p.m., is free credit for the ROTC Basic Course. That to the general public and Nloon 10:0o Fti WeeKcklys everyone is most cordially in- Open Nunn 501urcloy means, if credit is granted, you can skip the vited to attend. Ms. Lee Mann, art instructor in freshman and sophomore years of ROTC. You the Graphic Design Department, also skip the Basic Camp that takes place Wichita State University, took the 40 photographs which make between your sophomore and junior years. up the exhibit. The photographs PIZZA were not taken with a camera CITY such as is used by most in- 315 N. 2nd St. (BEHIND You may already be eligible, without dividuals ; rather, they were BONANZA) further instruction, for Advanced Army ROTC taken utilizing a process in- volving high-voltage which is in your junior and senior years. And the last known as "Kirlian- photography. Ms. Mann, whose interest in PITCHER SPECIALS two years is when it really starts to pay. this highly specialized type of photography is mainly artistic, TUESDAYS AND Subsistence says that this process is now be- ing used by scientists in cancer All cadets receive $100 per month for up to research. She states that "all WEDNESDAYS living organisms have unique 20 months during the Advanced Course and energy emission patterns called half the pay of a second lieutenant during the `aura,' and that through Kirlian photography, the size, color, and regular pizza six-week Advanced Camp (normally attended pattern of these discharges, (or ham and cheese energy field emissions), are now between the junior and senior years). That's being studied in a variety of sicilian pizza (deep dish) strombolies more than $2,500 your last fields." This exhibition of panels, two years of including example of plants, hoagies college. And that's in addition to your G.I. Bill animals, and the human body, represents exploration of the allowances. Kirlian process. The panels will be for sale. Advanced Course studies stress the prin- Mr. Bowne stated that this ex- hibition "marks the first public ciples of leadership and the techniques of showing of these photographs." organizing, There is a nation-wide revival of 235-7320 232-6402 managing and motivating others. interest in photography exhibits Your experience is broadened and your abili- currently taking place. Ms. Mann is one of but a hand- ty to handle an executive job in military and ful of artists currently working civilian life is stimulated and strengthened. with the Kirlian process. The panels on view represent the out- come of a research grant award- Masont;Liquors Under the authority of Title 10, USC 2101-2111, ad- ed Ms. Mann for investigation of High-Voltage Ultra Violet 3726 WABASH AVENUE dress is needed to provide you materials on the Army Photography of Energy Field PHONE: 232-6205 ROTC program. Completion of this form is voluntary. Radiation. The first ex- perimenters with high-voltage Not completing the form will prevent us from mailing DOMESTIC BEER'S IMPORTED BEER'S photography were Nikola Testa you materials. Information obtained will be used for in the late 1800's and Semyon and LIQUOR AND CORDIALS ROTC enrollment purposes. Valentina Kirlian in the 1930's, Russians for whom the process is DOMESTIC WINES — IMPORTED WINES named. PAGE 4 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1976 Engineer Roundballers Tumble Again w s , 4

`4A110.1 ‘aire Bright spots in Engineer Offense, Mark Hodson (left) and Stov• Van Dyck (right), shoot for two. Photos by Greg Keck. Rose-Hulman's Engineers con- tinued on hard times this last week, winning one and losing two Talent Contest Brings APPLY EARLY games. Summer job placement Job placement specialists at The Engineers' victory came Woodsies out of Woodwork specialists at Opportunity Opportunity Research indicate over the Principia Indians, at the Research report that the im- that there will be in excess of 50,- Shook fieldhouse. The Engineers proving economy will provide 000 good summer job oppor- used a hustling defense and sharp good opportunities for summer tunities at National Park first half shooting to do away job placement this summer. facilities, State Parks, dude with the Indians. The Engineers National Parks, guest ranches ranches and private summer led by as many as 20 points in the and resort areas are looking for camps. Students are urged to game. After the intermission, the their "biggest" year ever. Mr. apply early (prior to April 1) as Engineers cooled off, giving the Citizen's tight pocketbook for the the good jobs go fast. Free infor- Indians a chance to cut the past few years has substantially mation on student assistance for margin. reduced the number of summer- summer job placement may be Friday saw the Engineers in time travelers and vacationers, obtained by sending a self- action at the Principia In- however. this year the improving addressed stamped envelope to vitational Tournament against economy will encourage literally Opportunity Research, Dept. Wabash. After Rose took a quick millions of families to head for SJO, 55 Flathead Drive, Kalispell lead, Wabash came back to out- vacationland U.S.A. MT 59901. score Rose 15-5, and ended the first half with a 33-28 lead. In the second period Wabash AT THE stretched the lead to 10, then 14 points. A late Rose rally ended short as Wabash put the game away at the free throw line. The 20AhMC lead was cut to nine, but ended at 14. Dave Sutherland shared scor- 10B122 2.13ADh/' ing honors, putting in 20 points. Sutherland also pulled down 13 rebounds for the Engineers. Double Cheeseburger Steve VanDyck had 10 for the night, below his average of 16. French Fries For the night Rose shot only 34%. Large Drink The following night Rose met Murray, losing the contest 81-69. Photo by P. Hahn Just For '125 Steve VanDyck led the Engineers with 28 points, but it was not Watch for more specials like this! enough against the balanced at- tack of McMurray. Feeling The Crunch of Rose again jumped to an early TAYLOR AUTOMOTIVE lead, but relinquished it at 14, Grades? at the half, 38-35. PHONE:234-0731 and trailed 325 Wabash Ave. Trailing by four to six points Then get away from it all HOURS: most of the second half, VanDyck and write feature stories fired in eight straight points to Mon.-Fri., 8-8; Sat., 8-5; Sun., 8-12 give Rose a two-point lead. The for the Thorn ! Contact Jeff Cox lead was short-lived, unfor- tunately, as McMurray took the LEE JACKSON'S lead back with 5:00 left, 59-58. Forced to play catch-up ball, HEAP BIG BEEF PIZZA HOUSE Rose committed several fouls, "The Giant Roast Beef Sandwich" 2000 Wabash allowing the opponents to stretch 2800 E. Wabash their lead to 12 at the end. 14 Different Cherokee Free Delivery To Campus Rose was outrebounded, 46-34, Fries in the contest, with Sutherland Sandwiches grabbing 11 and also putting in 14 Weekly - 10:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. & Sat., 10:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. 232-6464 SANDWICHES points. Greg Weir was also in Fri. 24" Sub double figures with 12 points. Heap Big Beef 232-8409 This weekend Rose takes on . 12" Strom I With The Purchase Of Any Sandwich This Will Entitle You I 12" H. & C. two conference foes—Sewanee 232-7488 tonight, and Southwestern To A FREE Small Soft Drink. tomorrow. -