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SGA Officer U.S. Postage TiteoFfe, PAID Petitions Bulk Rate PERMIT No. 6 Available Now Clinton, IN 47842 NEWS BRIEFS Senior placement difficult Lockerbie quartet next fine arts program despite upturn in economy The Lockerbie String Quar- Since its founding in 1981, by Anthony Montgomery and has cut back on all hiring. The placement office will help tet of Indianapolis will per- the Lockerbie String Quartet Even though the economy is This year's graduating class with this process in many IA ays. form the works of Haydn, has become quite popular in strong this year there will be no does have opportunities avail- The Rose-Hulman ECHOES pre- Barber and Debussy Jan. 22 the Indianapolis area and free-ride for graduating seniors able, however. Many companies pares a directory of Rose- in a concert at Rose-Hulman plays regularly at the Indian- seeking jobs, reports the place- are hiring this year, especially Hulman alumni which is a valu- Institute of Technology. apolis Museum of Art. They ment office. government contractors. Firms able source of contacts. Rose The program begins at 7:30 also appear as principal play- Because of the world economic such as Texas Instruments, alumni are employed in over p.m. in the Moench Hall Au- ers with the Falkner Chamber climate, many companies have Motorola and McDonnell Doug- 2.000 corporations worldwide. ditorium. Ticket prices are $3 Players. been forced to operate more las all have hiring needs for for adults and $1.50 for senior The group consists of Donna economically. Many companies which they are interviewing. One disturbing development, citizens and non-Rose stu- Lively Clark, viola; Marjorie have achieved new growth and Many companies have says Sisson, is that many stu- dents. Tickets can be pur- Lange Hanna, cello; along efficiency by stream-lining their changed the way they hire col- dents are not taking some of the chased at the door prior to the with Margaret Jones Smith operations. They are learning to lege graduates. Hiring tends to companies seriously. A number performance. and Dan Rizner on the violin. operate with fewer employees. be more specific as to interests of companies have come to Rose- The concert is sponsored by Included in the concert pro- This has led many companies and skills than in the past. This Hulman to interview only to find the Rose-Hulman Fine Arts gram will be Haydn's Op. 76 to re-evaluate their hiring prac- presents a challenge for the that their interview schedules Series and is supported by the No.4, "The Sunrise", Bar- tices. This does not necessarily placement office to try and did not fill up. Some companies Indiana Arts Commission and ber's String Quartet, Op. 11 mean the outlook for seniors is match graduates' interests and have actually cancelled in- the National Endowment for and String Quartet No. 1, Op. bleak, but does indicate that marketable abilities with the terviewing due to a lack of inter- the Arts. 10 by Debussy. some seniors will have to work firms seeking those interests. est on the part of graduating harder to land the job that they Bill Sisson, director of place- seniors. want. ment at Rose-Hulman, has a While the few companies that Apple club activities A few companies in particular number of suggestions: Students have actually cancelled do not set illustrate the situation well: Du must be aggressive in their job necessarily make it a trend, it is Pont has cancelled by: Anthony Montgomery On Wednesday, February 5, all campus search. They need to research not a good indication. Once a interviewing this The RHIT Apple Users Club John Townsend will give a year as of Jan- the companies they are in- company cancels it is often diffi- uary 1. Their has a number of activities lecture on using double high- reason was to "try terested in, and become cult to convince it to return to and become more planned in the coming weeks. resolution graphics on the Ap- competitive." knowledgeable about a company campus later. Seniors should Proctor and Gamble On Wednesday, January 22, at ple fie or //c models and will has no before signing an interview make an extra effort to identify plans to interview 4:30 p.m., a representative of demonstrate a graphics pack- for summer sheet. They should fill out data companies that might have job positions this Hoosier Electronics will make age he developed. Time and year. Hewlett sheets, prepare well written openings which match their in- Packard says a presentation about new place will be announced. it does not have cover letters, and send them to terests and not discount a com- enough products of interest to Apple The next regular meeting need to justify interview- the companies for which they pany without learning what it ing at Rose-Hulman computer users in the Music will be on Wednesday, Febru- this year have a strong interest. might have to offer. Room of the union. ary 12. Asian studies possible future minor• SAB sponsors talent show by Gary Hall Currently, Drs. Ito and Hama- thropology, Sociology and Film. Rose-Hulman is currently da teach courses in Non-western Courses under consideration by Dan English are invited to perform for the starting an Asian Studies pro- Cultures (HS283), Japanese Soci- for Rose include: Japanese Have you ever wanted to $100 first prize, $50 second gram that is aimed at educating ety (HS282), Comparative Man- Philosophy and Religion; Eco- perform before a crowd while prize, or $25 third prize. Rose students as to the ways and agement Strategies (HS493) and nomic Development of Contem- vying for cash? Your opportu- Entry applications have customs of our Asian counter- Introduction to East Asia porary China and Japan; The nity is here again, as the Stu- been distributed in the mail- parts. (HS183). Postwar U.S.-Japan Relations dent Activities Board is boxes and must be submitted The program is being formed In addition to the courses and the Japanese Film. sponsoring the Talent Show by the January 22 deadline. by Drs. Barbara Ito and Tomoko above, Dr. Ying teaches a course for the llth year. The au- Applications are also avail- Hamada, assistant professors of in Comparative Economic Sys- To augment the services of ditorium is certain to be full able in the Hulman Union Of- Anthropology and Sociology. tems, Dr. Pickett offers a course Drs. Hamada and Ito, it is hoped for this annual event on fice. There is no entry fee. The new area of study is being on U.S. Diplomacy and the that current Rose faculty could Mom's Night, Saturday, Feb- formed because Rose-Hulman Atomic Bomb and Dr. Luegen- be retrained so they could teach ruary 15. So no matter what your tal- has noticed the growing trend of biehl teaches a course on compa- Asian Studies courses in the fu- The time is now to get your ent is, whether serious or trade with not only Japan, but rative religions. ture. act together! Any Rose stu- comical, prepare for the ris- with other "Pacific Bowl" coun- In order to help defray the cost dent may compete for prize ing curtain. For an evening of tries in Asia. By offering classes According to Dr. Hamada, it is of the new program, grant pro- money. Whether your bag of fun and entertainment, plan and perhaps even a minor in the hoped that a minor in Asian posals have been sent to Hitachi tricks includes comedy, jug- to join the superstars on Feb- subject, Rose graduates would Studies could be offered in the Foundation, Ise Cultural gling, acting or music, you ruary 15. have a better understanding of near future. The minor could in- Foundation, Lily Endowment their Asian counterparts in the clude classes in Political Sci- Inc., Japan Foundation and the business world. ence, Economics, History, An- Hulbert lectures Matsushita Foundation. in tour Students learn to Samuel F. Hulbert, presi- in New York and New Jersey. write for computer industry dent of Rose-Hulman Institute Hulbert is known in- Even though composition computer programs. needs of the reader. We must of Technology, has been ternationally for his use of classes are not usually the most The 30 students in the class are consider whether the manual selected by the American In- ceramics in surgical implants popular courses on a college divided into three-person teams will be a teaching document or a stitute of Chemical Engineers and was one of the founders of campus, students had to be that are responsible for writing a reference book," explained (AIChE) to serve as a guest the Society for Biomaterials. turned away from a new course computer software user guide. senior Tom Vorjohan of speaker in the organization's at Rose-Hulman Institute of Because there are few tech- Madeira, Ohio. national lecture series. This is the eighth year that Technology that is teaching stu- nical writing courses like the one "It makes a difference in our Hulbert will discuss the Hulbert has been chosen for dents how to write for the being offered, Carlson said the writing style if the manual will development of artificial body the lecture series. He has computer industry. response she has received from be used along side or in- organs and biotechnology dur- spoken to more than 40 differ- "The popularity of the class is computer industry officials is in- dependent from the computer ing two speeches Jan. 14-15 to ent AlChE chapters through- due to the fact that students real- dicative of the industry's needs. terminal," he noted. engineers at AIChE chapters out the nation. ize that the drarnatic increase in "Not only did software houses Mark Crampton, a computer the use of computers has created from as far away as Canada and science major who has already a tremendous shortage of pro- California send software pack- been interviewed by recruiters Modulus fessionals qualified to com- ages to be used in the class, most picture update from General Electric, Electron- municate technical informa- companies sent the information ic Data Systems and Students who had their pic- selections, you still can order tion," says Prof. Patricia Carl- with the stipulation that Bell Labo- they re- ratories, says his tures taken for the 1986 Mod- pictures for yourself by writ- son, who developed and teaches ceive the final future employ- documentation er will probably ulus yearbook still can order ing Sudlow Photography, 127 the senior-level course. that the students expect him to developed," write documentation. photographs for personal use. N. Vermillion Street, "By the time they're seniors, Carlson pointed Dan- out. "The Even though the cutoff date ville, Ill. 61832. our students have already ex- "It is text has to be user apparent that the friendly," has passed for yearbook perienced the frustration of companies are said the Wabash, Ind., anxious to see senior. working with poorly written user any documentation that our stu- manuals. They realize the criti- dents might develop that would "The technical writing I've RHA cal need that exists for gradu- improve upon existing informa- done previously at Rose has been ride board appears ates who can present a complex tion," she said. for someone with a technical body of technical data in a way Students background. Now I'm finding out by Bob KliiT ple who need rides or riders working with the soft- that is easily understood," she ware packages it is more difficult to write non- The RHA is sponsoring a fill out a card with the per- are not allowed stated. to see technical jargon that is easy to new service for students, the tinent data and place the existing company user it on the Carlson developed the course, guides, understand," he commented. RHA Ride Board. The Ride appropriate map at but Carlson said they are their in- which is being offered for the Board, which is located in F- tended destination. permitted to contact company Senior Jerry Ritchie of Indian- first time during the current Win- officals Section of Moench Hall, is If a matching card regarding questions apolis, explained the class' pop- exists ter quarter, utilizing her experi- about meant to help riders match up the individual should the software. ularity by saying, "It should be copy ences during the past six years Seniors with potential rides. down the information. enrolled in the course required. Every student at Rose Please as a consultant for NASA. She say The Board consists of two do not remove the they are learning that writ- could benefit from it." card. Ex- has worked at the Goddard and ers maps, one of Indiana and one pired cards will of technical communications Considering the interest dem- be removed Langley NASA research centers of continental America. Peo- by RHA. must know their audiences and onstrated by the companies p.tr- to help rewrite computer instruc- consider how people perceive in- ticipating in the class, it appeurs tion manuals so scientists could structions. that the computer industry better understand and utilize "You must understand the would agree. PAGE 2 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, JAN. 17, 1986
Opinion EDITORIAL On Thursday, January 9, I went down to the fieldhouse to watch our Engineer basketball team battle Centre College, the CAC favorite. Earlier in that week, fliers had been distributed through the mailboxes announcing the time and importance of the game. What I saw disappointed me. It wasn't the team that was disappointing, however. They showed true character, battling back from a first half deficit to nearly overcome their opponents. It was the crowd which was disappointing. Earlier home games that I had seen this year were attended by small crowds. I had attributed this in my own mind to the nearness of the holidays and possibly to a small amount of apathy resulting from last year's losing streak. This year, however, the team has shown some true spark, starting out by capturing the Rose-Hulman Tournament. The small crowd which was on hand to greet the team as they came out for the Centre game must have been a real let-down for them. Let's start showing a little more fan support for our athletic teams. I recall my freshman year when the fieldhouse used to be packed for basketball games, with large fraternity rooting sections showing up. It would be fantastic to see the fraterni- ties, along with us GDI's, start showing up in force again. The wrestling team, which has only one home match this year', would also appreciate some support for that match on Friday, the 31st of January. There are many exciting winter sports events still ahead this year. Enjoy them and help support our teams. c, Album Review Movie Review The Alarm's Strength is innovative "Enemy Mine" rates B- Brian Evans bassist, except the title track 'I lost all faith by in one scene, which was composed by all four I lost all hope by Gary Hall care of Drac's son Of the numerous independent decides it is time to begin the members. I started drinking, Hollywood has finally gotten he record labels, I.R.S. (the In- "education." Life became a joke' back to the good old science fic- young alien's ternational Record Syndicate) is "This," Davidge says, "is a probably the most well-known, On the first side of Strength, 'Someone write me a letter tion film. "Enemy Mine" is noth- ing more than a good old earth- football." Unfortunately, this producing bands like R.E.M. Be- the speaker of these four songs I need to know that I'm still calls himself a lonely man who alive ling befriends alien movie. Un- short. amusing scene does not ing independently and privately really fit in and doesn't help the has "no one in this world'' in the He continues pondering, and fortunately, we've seen all of this owned allows it to be innovative film. and to have integrity instead of first track "Knifedge". He once "Dawn Chorus" ends as the already. had love, but now he only feels finds an answer: Lou Gossett, Jr. does provide being pressured to becoming a speaker Dennis Quaid plays Willis loss. As a result, he has nothing wild place some decent entertainment as "hit" factory for the various Top 'I'm walking in a Davidge, and Academy Award to live for and nothing to die for, banging on the gates Drac. However, he is 10 charts. I.R.S. has signed I am Winner Lou Gossett, Jr. ("Officer the alien so he merely exists. This charac- side of the with a poor script and bands that, for one reason or an- On the other and a Gentleman") slides into working ter is desperately searching for the way of special other, the major record compan- tracks the gill suit to play Drac, the not much in love, hope, strength, and some- answered my ies would not sign and those who Where someone dreaded enemy alien. effects. would not sign one to live for. After wrestling prayers' with a major If you're a hard core sci-fi label. One of these bands is the with bitter pain, disappointment, The fourth and last song on the It seems Drac and Davidge and despair, his search brings buff, you'll probably enjoy Alarm. first side, "Spirit of '76," deals both crash on the same barren him to the outskirts of town. At "Enemy Mine." However, for with the same character at a fu- planet. Out of necessity, they be- this point in "Strength," he says everyone else it is just another The most recent release from ture time. He is remembering friend each other, and start the following: so-so film from the West Coast. the English-based Alarm is his most lonely time, which is de- learning each other's ways. Strength. The music is typical of Someone give me a telephone scribed in the three preceding For those of you keeping track the alternative groups who fea- call songs. As he calls to his mind The movie does have a few mo- of the movie grades, half way ture a fusion of rock and "new I need to hear a human some of his past friends, the ments of honest-to-goodness dra- through the school year the aver- wave" with a touch of folk, but sound' listener gets the feeling that the ma as Drac and Davidge get to age stands at a low C +. they are not as folk-oriented as, His searching takes him to the speaker is once again lonely, but know each other. But, it's not Grade: B- say, R.E.M. But like R.E.M., trodden paths of the city, where his words reflect self-confidence enough to help the film. Starring: Lou Gossett, Jr., Den- they are a four-member band he is "a lonely man walking and hopefulness, not bitterness There are a few lighter mo- nis Quaid with the following standard line- lonely streets." But he knows and pain: ments. When Davidge is taking Rating: PG-13 up: vocalist (Mike Peters), that "there's an answer some- 'It was way back in '76 guitarist (David Sharp), bassist where in this night" so he keeps A friendship of pure (Eddie MacDonald), and drums walking. As he is walking, his innocence (Nigel Twist). All of their songs mind is pondering the reasons We first met in Mathew THORN STAFF are written by their vocalist and for his downfall: Street Where we heard something The Rose Thorn is published weekly at Rose-Hulman That would set us free Institute of Technology, Box 193, 5500 Wabash Ave., ACROSS 38 Skill stands over the door 39 Insect A sign Terre Haute, IN 47803. 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VW9061.06WWWMIVAPAIWL Intra-mural Basketball Standings (as of January 13, 1986) Majors Minor A Fiji 4-0 Commutors 3-0 Inde No. 2 3-1 LXA Speed 2B 3-0 1-:3 ATO No. 2 2-1 EN 0-4 BSB 2B 1-2 LXA No. 5 AA-A 1-2 Delta Sig 1-2 Inde No. 5 4-0 Speed No. 1 1 -2 RCF No. 1 3-0 LXA No. 3 0-:3 ATO 3-1 Apt No. 1 2-1 Minor B Inde No. 1 2-2 BSB 2C Faculty 2-0 1-:3 Inde No. 7 Deming 3 i-:3 2-1 Sharp 2-1 EN No. 1 0-3 • Jaycees 2-1 Mees No. 1 0-3 Alumni 1-1 BSB 2A AA-B 1-2 Deming 0 1-2 Inde No. 4 4-0 Mees No. :3 0-3 Inde No. 3 3-1 Inde No. 8 2-1 Minor C Mees No. 2 2-1 Speed :3A 3-0 Speed 3C 2-2 LXA No. 6 3-0 EN No. 2 1-2 Fiji 2-0 Inde No. 22 1-3 Army EN 2 0 0-2 BSB LXA No. 1 lA 0-:3 ATO No. 1 Alpha Chi Minor 0-:; D Delta E ATO No. 3 2-0 Deming 2B 1-0 Minor E LXA No. 4 1-1 AFROTC No. 1 3-0 Triangle 1-1 Inde NA 3-0 Fiji 1-1 RCF No. 2 2- I BSB 1B 0-1 Deming 2A 2 I Speed 3B 0-2 Inde No. 6 1-2 Blumberg 1 -2 lnde No. 9 Urbanek puts up two against Centre College 0-3 Speed 2A 0-3 photo by Bryan Eyed, Centre defeats hoopsters •Alger'itileVieht% by Steve Zeglin was jump up, and he called a Rose-Hulman defeated Princi- technical from the other side of Davis leads wrestling team AIM HIGH pia College 61-50 and blew out the floor.'• Greenville College 89-65 this past Despite some of the bad calls, by Mark A. Crampton have "improved since Christmas SCIENCE AND week, but lost the important CAC Rose battled back to draw within Wes Davis won first place at in conditioning." battle with Centre College by a two 50-48 with ten minutes left the MacMurray Invitational Freshman Jeff Stegman con ENGINEERING score of 70-59. The Engineers thanks to Jeff Rea's four-point wrestling tournament in tinued his winning ways by plac- MAJORS! record is 7-4 overall but, 0-2 in play. Centre's Kevin Lavin then Jacksonville. Illinois, on Decem- ing third in the 112 pound weight ber 9 and 10. Davis, a 150-pound class. Stegman won three match- the CAC. made a three-point play and the Combine your de- Thursday night January 9, Engineers couldn't get closer junior, won four matches — one es against only one loss to im- gree Centre College came to town than five points the rest of the by pin and another by a superior prove his over-all record to 7-5. with flying with an impressive 8-3 record way. Freshman guard Jeff Har- decision — without a loss to set Derin Bluhm, a 142-pound junior, in the Air Force. his over-all record placed fifth by going 2-2 and expected a cakewalk, know- rison led the team with 15 points at 9-2. with one Apply for scholar- ing they were just playing last and seven rebounds. bye. one default and two losses. ships which pay season's worst team in the CAC. Earlier in the week, Rose visit- Davis' efforts helped the Rose- Bluhm is now 6-5 for the season. The CAC champs for the last ed Principia where they were led Hulman wrestling team earn Doug Nunan and Matt Hunter tuition, fees, three years were lucky to escape to victory by Tim Kropf's 19 44.75 points, enough for seventh each won one match and lost two books plus $100 a Shook Fieldhouse with a victory. points and 14 rebounds. Principia place in the twelve-team, double- matches in the 158 pound weight month. Bad calls and some costly had an early 19-13 lead late in the elimination tournament. Con- class. Matt Hunter went 1-2 in Register for: turnovers were the things that first half, but Rose came back cordia won with 113 points. the 167-pound class and Scott beat the Engineers not the Col- with 12 straight points. The half Teams were allowed to enter Sabo went 1-2 in the 190-pound FRESHMEN: AS 103 onels who are ranked 20th in the ended with the Engineers up 25- more than one wrestler in each class. Heavyweight Gene Hard- SOPHOMORES: AS203 NCAA Division III poll. 23. of the 11 weight classes but Rose- ing lost a close match in the final Call 237-2658 To open the second half Coach Hulman took only nine wrestlers. 30 seconds to eliminate him from "That team was beatable Mutchner used the same strat- Eight of the nine Rose-Hulman the tournament with one win and Capt Bomalaski tonight, but we turned the ball egy as he used in their previous grapplers won at least one two losses. over five of our first six times victory over Principia. Rose match. Coach Dan McGrath said The RHIT wrestlers go to Indi- AIIR R E down the floor. We can't do used their full-court pressure de- that the team was "wrestling anapolis this Saturday to com- that,- said Coach Mutchner to fense which gave Principia trou- more intelligently" and that they pete in a seven-team dual meet. ROTC to o great Way of life the team after the game. The ble and quickly gave Rose a 41-29 Engineers started out the game lead. The lead was never in dan- by turning the ball over eight ger the rest of the way. Rifles win second straight times before Centre turned over WELCOME ZACK The Greenville game last Sat- by Steve Mei! The order of scoring for Rose one. This helped give the Col- one-sided. urday was even more The Rose-Hulman Rifle team was: Jeff Janik — 264 pts., Don GAMES NICHT onels an early 10-4 lead. Rose The story in this one can be told lifted its record to 2-0 last Satur- Boughton — 257, Dirk Hall — 252, battled back to 22-21 with about from the two teams' shooting per- day with a win over Illinois In- J. Groom — 243, and Anthony eight minutes left in the half, but January 17 centages. Rose shot a tine 34 of stitute of Technology. The Engi- Wilt — 235. The rifle team will after a technical was called on 58 from the field for 59(4 , while neers had the four highest scores compete again on January 18 7-10 p.m. Mutchner and after Dave Greenville made only 25 of 68 for and five out of the top seven to when they face Illinois State Urbanek went to Uni- the bench be- just 37 (/, . David Urbanek give them a 1251 to 1088 victory. versity. UNITED MINISTRIES cause of foul trouble Centre finished with game highs of eight CENTER surged to a 35-25 halftime lead. rebounds and 18 points. Tim "I didn't say anything,- Kropf had another fine game 321 N. Seventh St. claimed Mutchner. "All I did with six rebounds and 15 points. 232-0186 No Charge 1985-86 Rose-Hulman Basketball Schedule "Good friends *Fri., Jan. 17 SEWANEE HOME bibl...1(:A L 12,17;RE Mon., Jan. 20 MacMurray College There don't let good friends Rabbi Joseph Klein. Wed., Jan. 22 WABASH COLLEGE HOME Instructor Sat., Jan. 25 Washington University There smoke cigarettee Tuesdays & Thursdays *Mon., Jan. 27 FISK UNIVERSITY HOME 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. Larry Hagman Starts Jan. 21 Wed., Jan. 29 EARLHAM COLLEGE HOME UNITED MINISTRIES CENTER Sat., Feb. 1 Centre College There 321 N. Seventh St. Tues., Feb. 4 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY HOME 232-0186 *Fri.. Feb. 7 Sewanee There Cigarettes aren't good for your friends. Fee: S10.00 *Sat., Feb. 8 Fisk University There Adopt a friend who smokes and help 'em quit Wed., Feb. 12 Wabash College There today. You'llboth be glad tomorrow. HOUSE I *Sat., Feb. 15 RHODES COLLEGE HOME Tues., Feb. 18 DePauw University There FOR RENT Thurs.. 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PAGE 4 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, JAN. 17, 1986 PAGE 5: Waterfalls are here! ampus In an astounding announce- In order to find all of these won- NewsNotes ment this week. Rosem-Hosem ders of nature, B&G has been rip- U. MASS STUDENTS PROTEST SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVES ic career. a national survey by President Sham F. ( ilibuster) ping out ceilings in various cam- TAKEOVER OF STUDENT TYING STUDENT AID TO the Carnegie Foundation for the Hulburp revealed that the In- pus buildings and generally FEES GRADES Advancement of Teaching has stitute's Bumbles & Goofs causing havoc with the In- Some 20 UMass-Amherst stu- The Senate Subcommittee On found. department has discovered stitute's housekeeping. dents were arrested during sit- Education has approved a meas- several natural waterfalls in Rosem-Hosem President Sham And, in a separate survey by ins just before intersession to ure to require juniors and sonie of the campus buildings. Hulburp was quite elated to the Educational Testing Service, protest Student Activities Direct- seniors to maintain a "C" aver- This discovery has caused much make the announcement about 51 percent of the teachers from or Randy Donant's assumption age to get federal student aid. excitement at the Institute. and. the new waterfalls. He was quick kindergarten through college of control over how student fees The measure is part of the Sen- in a flurry of activity. adminis- to point out that with the addition would "hesitate" before advising will be spent. ate version of the Higher Educa- trative officials made plans to of these to the campus, Rosem- a student to choose a teaching Donant called the takeover tion Act of 1985, which probably exploit. er, take full advantage of Hosem now ranks at the top of career. necessary to resolve an ongoing won't reach full Senate debate natural wonders. the chart among in natural these student government fiscal crisis. until February. About a quarter of the nation's The discovery was first made waterfalls per student among the Both the student government MANY AG GRADS ARE AVOID- teachers, moreover, are "very" in Bloomberg Hall when one of private. all-male, four-year and the UMass alumni associa- ING WORKING ON FARMS or "fairly" likely to leave the residents noticed something engineering colleges in West- the tion formally have protested the Only about five percent of the teaching profession by 1990, a strange beneath his shower. This Central Indiana. change in control of the fees. students who graduated from U. poll released by Metropolitan event occurred midway through Hulburp was also quick to UMass administrators, mean- West Virginia's College of Agri- Life Insurance over the holidays the Fall quarter. This was first point out what a valuable re- while, say they may suspend 18 culture from 1975 to 1984 took said. believed to he an isolated in- source these new sources of wa- of the 20 students arrested. jobs on farms, Prof. K.D. McIn- cident. but since that time. con- Most teachers — at all levels ter will be to the Institute. "Well, tosh of WVU's recruiting com- sitings and discoveries of CITY COLLEGE OF — say they are disheartened by tinued golly, with all this water flowing NEW mittee reports. more waterfalls and. in a few YORK PUTS A THIRD OF low salaries, shoddy academic all over the place. we can supply ITS McIntosh wouldn't blame the locations. inverted geysers STUDENTS ON ACADEMIC standards, badly-prepared stu- our own campus and probably farm economy depression for the frequently PROBATION dents and limited chances for ca- which iloorish most bottle and sell the rest. Plus, this students' career choices, saying gulleywasher ) have Dean Alan Fiellin says the reer advancement. after a light will give us a handy supply when instead the choice of non-farm officials to believe (or at mass diseiplining is led it comes time to fill the new part of work was a tribute to how hope) that there may be CCNY's effort to raise LIBRARY OF CONGRESS DO- least swimming pool." its aca- broadly the university prepares dozens of these natural springs demic standards. NATES BOOK COVERS TO ART its students for all kinds of jobs. on campus. Well. there's no doubt in this MOST U. MICHIGAN STU- STUDENTS MOST FACULTY In addition to the Bloomberg reporter's mind. With this new DENTS HAVEN'T HEARD OF SURVEY: The library has donated 167,000 Cascades. rumors have been discovery. Rosem-Hosem se- APARTHEID WOULD ADVISE STUDENTS old book covers to the art depart- AGAINST TEACHING spreading about waterfalls in cures its place among the most A recent campus poll in Ann ment at the Rochester Institute Forty-five percent of the na- of E10.1, the Chemistry torture well-known institutions that Arbor found 51 percent of the stu- Technology, whose students tion's college teachers think this will use room. These are reported to be stress innovative education. dents responding hadn't even them to study typogra- is a bad time to start an academ- phy and popular rather small. but administrators Surely great things lie in the heard of the South African gov- culture. are hoping for continued growth. near future. ernment's segregationist laws. SAB SPOTLIGHT if"- by John Thaler
In the SAB Spotlight this staff on Monday, January 20. week is Scott Johnson. Scott The presentation will take has done an excellent job place at 4:30 p.m. in the GM coordinating the upcoming room. Don't miss this in-depth SAB presentation on organ- presentation brought to you ized crime in America. In by your Student Activities the presentation, Dan Moldea, Board. a leading expert on the sub- Also, watch for Linda Black ject, will share some of his ex- on February 7 and don't miss pertise with the Rose-Hulman out on the Ilth Annual Talent student body, faculty and Show on February 15. -t &G.A. News by Sean Maher
Petitions are available at terested and have further the Athletic and SGA office questions, feel free to contact for executive officer posi- Greg Smith or myself. Peti- tions. The office is now lo- tions will be due by 4 p.m. on cated on the second floor of January 22. Please turn them Crapo Hall. in to Linda Sears, Athletic The positions are President and SGA secretary. and Vice-President. A memo Primaries will be on Jan- was sent out explaining these uary 24 and the final election two positions. If you are in- will be on January 31.
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