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Copy 214 of DOC016 Women Present In Winnett by Mary Beth Ogilvie campus-wide questionnaire ... they wouldn't otherwise have Today, "Women Present ... " the list could go on and on. met; an opportunity to learn and the Caltech Women's Coalition While we have not been particu­ grow as a person. with the help of the Caltech Y larly visible-some people no The impact upon the whole is sponsoring a day of speakers doubt were expecting to see campus has been less obvious. and panels on women in the women marching around Millikan Plans for the much-needed new media, arts, academia, and busi­ chanting slogans and waving women's locker room have been ness (plus an art show). It will all signs-we have been quietly learn­ drawn up, and estimates are take place in Winnett, and the ing and growing stronger. being made. A pamphlet on schedule of events is on page six. So far, I think the primary women students at Tech is being The Caltech Women's Coali­ impact of the Coalition has been written, to be sent to high school tion is over a year old now, and upon its members-the ones who women to encourage more of can look back on many accom­ come to hear speakers, partici­ them to apply. (A similar move plishments, including the opening pa te in consciousness-raising by MIT quadrupled the number of the women's center (Room 3, groups, or work on projects. For of applications from women.) Dabney Hall), the publishing of a them, it has been an opportunity The results of the CWC question- newsletter, the completion of a to know and work with women Continued on Page Ten The CALIFORNIA cb Volume LXXV Pasadena, California, Friday, May 10, 1974 Number 27 Marni Nixon Appears Saturday by Chris Harcourt and, yes, even Ives, and been a (that's Saturday, May 11 for DR. ZHORES MEDVEDEV spoke on "Science and Life in Russia" By fortuitous circumstance, member of the faculty of the those of you nailed by Mid­ in Ramo Auditorium Tuesday evening in a Caltech V-sponsored this women's issue of The California Institute of the Arts. terms) Marni will perform works program. Medvedev is a geneticist and a friend of Alexander Sol­ California Tech accompanies the At 8:00 p.m. tomorrow Continued on Page Eleven zhenitsyn. Photo by Gruner performance in Beckman Audi­ torium tomorrow night of one of Go See Bonner! the most talented artists to be - presell. ted this year. The artist? Marni Nixon. Lyman's Lemons Sell Like Hotcakes Although it seems a contra­ diction in terms, Marni is best by Morg Blorg allowance on any old cars at all. a hand-controlled searchlight tween Guggenheim and Thomas." known for her work as a This last Tuesday morning a After examining all the cars in mounted outside the driver's This ticket was written at 8: 14 ghost-voice. Among other roles, new commercial enterprise ap­ the lot this reporter suggests that window. a.m. Tuesday morning. Marni has sung for Deborah Kerr peared at Caltech, in the grand the best deal currently being Unfortunately the security The cars were gone by in The King and I and An Affair tradition of the Bookstore and offered in Lyman's Lemons Lot trolls from the abovementioned Wednesday afternoon. to Remember, Natalie Wood in Greasy-a used car lot, located is a late model 4-door Plymouth small college campus were none West ,Side Story and Audrey between Guggenheim and Fury with California plates 580 too pleased with the new used Hepburn in My Fair Lady. This Thomas (remember the nice HHL. This beauty comes with car lot and ticketed all of the is, however, only one facet of green growing stuff that used to automatic transmission, power marvelous cars included. Among Film Seminar her work. be there?). This new used car lot brakes and steering, factory the tickets was one numbered Guest experts Charles Lloyd Born in Altadena, Marni ap­ offered quality new and used installed air conditioning and 0320 written on a 4-door White and Eric Sherman will be con­ peared in several productions cars for very low prices. Just like sports a beautiful white paint Plymouth Fury, California Li­ ducting a series of seminars on with the Pasadena Playhouse. the other two on-campus busi­ job. Optional accessories installed cense number 580 HHL. The both music and films beginning Since then, she has studied with ness ventures. by the previous owner (who violation cited by Sergeant Ri­ May 14. The three-part series will such notables as Dr. Carl Ebert Lyman's Lemons, tastefully was not immediately identi­ vera is Rule 9; "Parked in Area meet each Tuesday night in 134 (Stadische Opera in Berlin), sung decorated in bright plastic flags fied at the time) include Not Designated for Parking Be- Baxter at 7:30 p.m. at the Tanglewood Summer thoughtfully provided by B&G, Festival, and performed with the features cars gracefully arrayed Seattle Opera Association since with their windshields facing the News Briefs.,- 1972 doing Musetta in La surrounding walkways, the gener­ Boheme, Perichole in Perichole, ous prices and terms visibly and Violetta in La Traviata. In displayed. Application Periods Closing Today addition to all of this, she has Smilin' Lyman, the proprietor recorded the complete vocal of this new enterprise, when Application periods for the to learn more about T.M., we are molested, with maybe even some works of Webern for Columbia questioned by this reporter about last three ASCII appointed of­ sponsory introductory lectures chocolate cake for your trouble. Records, and songs by Stra­ his new venture, smiled broadly fices (Election Chairman, Publica­ on Tuesday, May 14, at 1 p.m. vinsky, Schoenberg, Hindemith, and offered a generous trade-in tions Darkroom Chairman, and in Baxter 134 and on Thursday, An in, of Gnus Brief The Big T Editor) close at 5:00 May 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the = a ft. in the mouth p.m. today. This is your last Winnett Lounge. For further If you have nothing better to Fire Sale chance to sign up on Flora's information, contact Gary Bedro­ do and are looking desperately door. sian at 796-9746. for a way to flick your (chern midterm, humanities term paper, Math Club nervous breakdown) (pick one), In Memoriam for Meeting why not try your hand at writing a Unique Soul There will be a math club something lewd, lascivious, inane, A Memorial Service for Dr. meeting on Thursday, May 16, at obscure, or just downright crazy Bures will take place in the Judy 7:30 in 3 Sloan. Dr. Richard for the HOT ThRoBbInG Rivet? Library in Baxter on May 16 at Varga will speak on "Splines are 2 p.m. Beautiful". All are invited to this Cheap Gaming Spline Tingling lecture. Tournament The Caltech Gaming Club, Transcendental Simulacrum with the aid of Spartan Inter­ Meditation Needed national and the Amateur Ga­ The Caltech chapter of the Bozo House needs to borrow rners Association, will sponsor a Students' International Medita­ any Bozo masks, clown wigs, Diplomacy Tournament this tion Society meets every Tuesday inflatable rubber shoes, yellow Saturday. The game-master fees at noon in Baxter 134 for group rubber lines, and especially inflat­ will be fifty cents (that's cheap meditation and advanced lec­ able Bozo stand-up clowns that for this sort of tournament). The tures. Those who have already any of you might have stashed Tournament will take place in Some of Lyman's finest Lemons were on display this week. learned T.M. are cordially in­ away. We promise to return them Clubroom 1 (Winnett) and will Photo by Sheehan vited. For those who would like before finals, intact and un- start at 7:30 sharp. Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, May 10, 1974 Editorial THE CALTECH FORUM I Women Present... Peisner Rebuts Pathe Cartoon Jesuits Have No The editors would like to thank the several people who Hugg Letter Deemed "Offensive" Corner On Market made this special Women's Issue possible. To Greg Simay An open letter to Jim Hugg: I must take exception to In reference to an article two goes credit for providing the initial suggestion and the I was mildly disturbed by several things which appeared in weeks ago I would like to say impetus for the project. To Flora Constanten and Mary your letter of May 3. It last week's Tech, and I strongly that a person being trained in sophistry doesn't follow from Beth Ogilvie go a deserving and lasting thanks for taking contained statements which were hope that I am not alone in my simply not true. sentiments. First of all, Mr. that person being a Jesuit. the time to edit and confound. And leave us not forget the You inferred that no review Pathe's cartoon was particularly -Steve Pohorsky Editors-in-Chief (that's us) who gave the go-ahead for the of Caltech productions should be offensive, especially to those of happening. bad. But this defeats the very us who have worked hard for Another Reader In this issue, The Tech is presenting the stories of a few purpose of a review. My article Caltech degrees. True to his of the fascinating women on campus. The choice of these was a review of Kiss Me Kate. I name, he must cut a particularly wrote my story based entirely pathetic figure to have been so Refutes Hugg people was somewhat haphazard. Many people consented to upon what I saw on stage.
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