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Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Rose-Hulman Scholar The Rose Thorn Archive Student Newspaper Fall 10-4-1985 Volume 21 - Issue 6 - Friday, October 4, 1985 Rose Thorn Staff Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://scholar.rose-hulman.edu/rosethorn Recommended Citation Rose Thorn Staff, "Volume 21 - Issue 6 - Friday, October 4, 1985" (1985). The Rose Thorn Archive. 693. https://scholar.rose-hulman.edu/rosethorn/693 THE MATERIAL POSTED ON THIS ROSE-HULMAN REPOSITORY IS TO BE USED FOR PRIVATE STUDY, SCHOLARSHIP, OR RESEARCH AND MAY NOT BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE. SOME CONTENT IN THE MATERIAL POSTED ON THIS REPOSITORY MAY BE PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT. ANYONE HAVING ACCESS TO THE MATERIAL SHOULD NOT REPRODUCE OR DISTRIBUTE BY ANY MEANS COPIES OF ANY OF THE MATERIAL OR USE THE MATERIAL FOR DIRECT OR INDIRECT COMMERCIAL ADVANTAGE WITHOUT DETERMINING THAT SUCH ACT OR ACTS WILL NOT INFRINGE THE COPYRIGHT RIGHTS OF ANY PERSON OR ENTITY. ANY REPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ANY MATERIAL POSTED ON THIS REPOSITORY IS AT THE SOLE RISK OF THE PARTY THAT DOES SO. This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspaper at Rose-Hulman Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rose Thorn Archive by an authorized administrator of Rose-Hulman Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Vol. 21, No. 6 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology FRIDAY, OCT. 4, 1985 Homecoming BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE Next IBMs: PAID PERMIT NO.6 Week CLINTON, IN 47842 NEWS BRIEFS Gifts received for optics by Dan Larkin few months. The grant came The Physics Department's about largely through the Applied Optics Division has efforts of Dr. Bunch. recently received gifts aimed at bettering the equipment in 'Clic Optics labs will als,, the laboratory. benefit by the addition'of five The department received a laser diodes given to Rose by $500 grant from the In- MA COM. 'rhe diodes are ternational Society for Optical semiconductors which -emit Engineering to be used to pur- light similiar to that of a laser chase equipment for the Op- beam. This gift is attributed tics labs. The equipment is primarily to the work of Dr. expected to be in Else within a Maloney. Vuchinich article published by John Stewart and conflicts. Included in Dr. Sam Vuchinich. Pro- these methods for dealing fessor of Sociology at Rose with problems and conflicts Hulman, recently had an arti- were withdrawal. submission. cle entitled "Arguments. compromising, and the stand- Family Style.- published in off. the magazine, Psychology To- Dr. Vuchinich is currently 1985 Homecoming performers: singer Dan Seals and comedian Yakov Smirnoff. day. This article was based on working with a grant from the the analysis of video tapes National Institute for Mental taken of family's conversa- Health as a Postdoctoral Fel- tions and arguments around low dealing with Family Pro Seals and Smirnov set the stage the dinner table. cesses. At present. he is doing From this analysis. Dr. research at the University of Recently he's been on national Smirnott's one-liner about "the is in his native country. Vuchinich was able to study Virginia in Charlottesville, television saying that unlike the party" in his native Russia "In Russia there are only two the different ways in which but may go elsewhere in or- entertainment habits of Amer- comes from his exposure on a types of drinks you can order. A families and individual family der to obtain different theor- icans, "in Russia. the party finds network television ad which fol- glass of vodka or a bottle of vod- members deal with problems ies. you!". He is comedian Yakov lows his appearances on "The ka," he noted. Smirnoff. who along with singer Tonight Show" and the NBC net- "England Dan" Seals will per- work comedy, "Night Court." He Smirnoff is now a regular at form in concert Oct. 12 at 8 p.m. has also appeared with Robin the top comedy clubs in Los An- Orienteering sets bearings as part of the homecoming ac- Williams in the movie. "Moscow geles, Las Vegas and Atlantic by John Vierow ber 26-27 in tivities at Rose-Hulman Institute on the Hudson" and with City. Michigan at the The Rose U.S. championships. of Technology. Richard Pryor and John Candy Orienteering Club In addi- Joining Smirnoff is Seals who is off to a strong tion Tickets for the show in Shook in "Brewster's Millions." start this to these. the club . will has now become a solo country year after hosting two travel Fieldhouse are $4 for general meets to other smaller meets. and western act after a success- on campus. The first meet, as well as hosting another on admission and $5 for reserved Smirnoff emigrated to the U.S. ful career in pop music as part of held on Sept. 14. attracted 24 campus meet later this fall. seats. Tickets can be purchased in 1977 and is billed as the the duo of "England Dan and participants, many of them The Orienteering Club is un, at the Hulman Union on the world's only Soviet-born standup John Ford Coley." The two had beginners. The second meet der the direction of their new Rose-Hulman campus and at comedian. He began his career smash hits in the mid 1970's in- was held last Saturday and advisor. Captain Bow. Karma Discount Records and in the Catskill resort area of up- cluding "I'd Really Love to See attracted eight participants. Orienteering is a sport Tapes, Towne South Plaza. The per state New York where he You Tonight," "Love is the An- The club also travels to where one navigates through concert is sponsored by the col- thought that working as a swer," and "Nights Are Forev- meets hosted by other unkown terrain using a map lege's Student Activities Board. bartender would be as easy as it er." schools. This weekend they and compass to complete a Bids taken for Moench renovation will be in Chicago and Octo- preset course. by Bill Bradford on different parts of the project, and have firm numbers within a The bidding for the completion from the landscaping. the couple of weeks," said Mullin. German club presents film of the Moench Hall renovation masonry, the metal — both "Already the superintendent is On Tuesday. Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. announced. Admission to the opened Thursday, September 19, structural and miscellaneous. on the job in B section, working the German Club will be pre- film will be $1.00 for students. in Indianapolis. right down to the toilet partitions on things like bussway. conduit. senting the movie The Tin although ladies will be admit Last January, Glenroy Con- and entrance mats." drywall, etcetera . so we're struction wa Drum of Gunther Grass. The ted free. -s selected as the The process involves laying going!" general contractor for the proj- location of the film is yet to be out the total projects on spread Though Mullin could ect. They will be responsible for not give a sheets with blocks for different figure for the total cost of the the overall job, the concrete. catagories. When the bidding Moench Hall.renovation comple- forms, and other assorted parts. closed, the lowest bidder in each tion just yet, he did say that it Many of the jobs. however. were category was selected. and the appears subcontracted to be "under the 8.9 mil- out of their office blocks were filled in. in Indianapolis. lion dollar budget by quite a bit." According to William Mullin, Mullin estimated that, on the The project includes complet- Director of Facilities Planning average, three suppliers, or sub- ing B section. renovating C, D, for Rose-Hulman, "by the time contractors. made bids in each and E sections, as well as the the bids closed at 2:00 p.m. on category. Currently adjustments first floor and lower level one of Thursday, many phone bids had are being made as contracts are F section, the boiler room, and been submitted by sub- being drawn up and signed. "We some site work west of Moench contractors. They were bidding expect to wrap the process up Hall. Remington works on teaching and thesis by Tom Vorjohan and teaching in Turkish!" he nals over the years. "I guess The Physics Department has humorously stated. that's the real reason I got out of added a new member to their After meeting and marrying the research area," he stated. staff this year. Bruce A. Reming- his wife in her homeland of Tur- "They just push you to publish to ton has an impressive education- key, they decided to move to the prove you're doing something." al and training background. and United States so Remington Remington turned down other he has a great deal to offer Rose- could further his education. "I nuclear physics positions he was Hulman. was quite happy there," he said: offered in order to accept his job Remington received his B.S. in but in 1979, he started his gradu- at Rose. "Some of these were Mathematics from Northern ate studies in Physics at Michi- very prestigious offers, but I Michigan University in 1975. Im- gan State University. wouldn't work in industry," mediately after graduation, he Remington was stated Remington. "and I re- went overseas and spent four scheduled to finish his doctoral fused to interview with many years teaching physics and math work early this summer, but companies." With his education- at two different schools in Tur- this was not possible.