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PDF (V. 64:13, January 17, 1963) KOH HITS SEE BIG TIME CaliforniaTech BREWINS Associated Students of the California Institute of Technology Volume LXIV. Pasadena, California, Thursday, January 17, 1963 Number 13 ASCIT Board Decides Rally, lGibson Sings To Election Dates Enthusiastic Crowd In its first meeting of second Marie Gibson, soprano prima parts and featured several types term, the ASCrT Board set the donna of the Los Angeles Opera of music. Miss Gibson opened date for the sstudent body elec­ Company, sang to a standing with two selections frOID George tions and the election rally. The room only audience in Dabney Frederic Handel, "Lusinghe piu traditional information for can­ Lounge yesterday as the first care" from Allessalldro, and "0 didates will be held Monday, ASCIT assembly series pre­ sleep, why dost thou leave me?" January 28. Nominations will sentation for 1963. Even though from Semele. The second part then open the following Monday, she had not completely recover­ was composed of four songs by February 4, and will close the ed from the cold which caused Johannes Brahms, which were following Monday, February 11. the postponement of this eVE-nt, sung without a pause: "Dein The elections will be held Tues­ Miss Gibson sang a full reper­ blaues Auge," "Wenn du nur day, F'ebruary 19" to be pre­ toire of songs. The audience, zu Weilen laechelest," "An ein ceeded, naturally, by the Elec­ whch filled the lounge and bal­ Veilchen," and "Der Schmeid." tion Rally Monday night. cony and overflowed into the· She then turned to one of Giu­ The Board also devised a new halls, received the performance seppe Verdi's earlier workS, system for the awarding of the very well. "Ernani, involami." honor keys and certificates. In­ Handel and Brahms I<~or the fourth section Miss stead of requiring self-styled The performance was in five Gibson gave the English trans­ campus leaders to submit a list lation of two famous songs by of their activities, a committee Serge Rachmaninoff, "In the Si­ composed of Steve Green, Jim lence of the Night," and "Spring Sagawa, and Bob Liebermann Subcommittee Waters," and then sang them in will compile a list of possible the original Russian. She con­ candidates. The investigation of cluded with four folk songs the candidates will be with the Investigating assistance of the BOD, IHC, and from the British Isles, also sung without pause: "0 Waly Waly," other interested bodies, and if -pnOTO oy ..... H. UH)Yldf}fler further information is needed, "0 Can Ye Sew Cushions," "The "What do you mean, give me the JPL long distance line?" FM Station S a II y Gardens," and "Oliver the committee may ask the can­ Cromwell." . didates about their activities. BY BEN STACKLER The candidates will be informed Fred Haines, station manager Singer Received Plaudits of their consideration, and any­ of KPFK, will be on campus Miss Gibson has, for three one who feels they have been Frosh Diners Hear next Tuesday evening, January consecutive years, opened the unfairly overlooked will have a 22, to discuss the investigation season of the Los A n gel e s chance to apply about a week of the Radio Station by the Se­ Opera Company. In recent years she has taken lead roles in "Mad­ before the awards are presented. Tallc' on Mariner II nate with students and faculty ama Butterfly," "La Boheme," Most of the other business con­ members. The Caltech YMCA is spacecraft was destroyed in "La Traviata,' and "Ariadne auf cerned athletics. George Scott, Mr. W. J. Schimandle, Section sponsoring the program which N axos," and this year will sing Sig Hoverson, and Don Blumen­ Chief of Spacecraft Development launch. Therefore the Mariner will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Win­ "had to be right the first nett Lounge. "Marion" and "La Boheme" thal were approved as swimming of JPL, talked about the Mariner .u If when the Los Angeles Opera managers, and varsity and j.v. II spacecraft to the Frosh Din­ time," said Schimandle. the The Senate Internal Security er's Forum on Monday at Chan­ second attempt had failed $40 Subcommittee, under Vice-Chair­ Company opens in the Wilshire (Continued on page 2) dler. Schimandle revealed that million would have been lost. man Senator Dodd, has recently EbelI Theatre on February 23. among the maze of scientific Schimandle outlined the cycle conducted two days of secret In addition to the Los Angeles Y Announces equipment on the Mariner II of engineering progress in this hearings to investigate possible Opera Company, Miss Gibson spacecraft there was a fifty star way: a need produces a design. "C 0 m m u n i s t infiltration" of has been soloist with the Los American flag in the tempera­ After the design is produced and KPFK and Pacifica Foundation. Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Summer Jobs ture control unit. He said that used, the project is evaluated KPFK (90.7 mc FM) is the and the San Francisco Sym­ In announcing YMCA summer he was "proud that we could and a new need is usually dis­ only listener-supported, noncom­ phony, has appeared twice in the opportunities this week, Vic carry the American flag to covered. According to Schim­ mercial radio station in Los An­ Hollywood Bowl, and for five Sirelson, Caltech Y regional and Venus." andle the engineering process is geles. It is part of the Pacifica years has been soprano soloist national representative, empha­ The Mariner II discovered that the ability to create. The en­ Foundation which includes two at the Carmel Bach Festival con­ sized that many attractive sum­ the planet Venus has a very gineer has at his disposal men, other non-profit radio stations sidered by many authoriti~s to mer camp COUnseling jobs in a weak magnetic field and prob­ money, facilities, and time, with KPFA in Berkeley and WBAl i~ be the outstanding festival group variety of places throughout the ably little rotational motion. variables being performance, New York. As the KPFK pro­ devoted to the performance of country are available to quali­ Schimandle also said the space­ schedule, and cost. gram folio states, "KPFK has re­ baroque music in America. She fied College students. These posi­ craft encountered a steady solar Schimandle described the shot ceived broadcasting's tbree most has appeared in three Broadway tions offer board and foom for wind which was disturbed by a as a "glaring success" even outstanding awards: a Peabody. mUSicals, and has been seen on the summer pay ranging from solar flare once during the mis­ though the mathematical predic­ an Ohio State Award and the AI. local and network television in $15 to $50 per week, vigorous sion. The mass of Venus was tion of success was under five fred I. Dupont Radio and Tele­ perf~rmances of popular, light outdoor physical activity, an op­ measured by the perturbances percent. In conclusion Schim­ vision A ward for 1961. The claSSIcal mUSic, and more seri­ portunity to work with boys in of the spacecraft. The tempera­ andle called "the essence of man station's sole finanical support ous music. Her recordings are sports, nature study and group ture inside Mariner II rose crit­ as the need to progress." comes from apprOXimately 10, on the Capitol label. activities, and fellowship with ically during the mission. This 000 of its estimated 100,000 lis­ other college students. Inquiries effect has yet to be explained. teners (the basic "subscription" should be made immediately at Mariner II, according to Schim­ Club being $12 per year, with contri­ the Caltech Y office. andIe, proved the predicted tra­ Catholic bUtions over $12 tax-deductible). Notices Other summer opportunities jectory and the communications On the basis of what he term­ being offered by the Y include ability of a three watt transmit­ Visits Tijuana ed "reports of possible Commun­ ARTS MEETING ANNOUNCED overseas work camps in Ger­ ist infiltration or penetration of ter at 52 million miles. The first This afternoon at 4 o'clock many and Japan; a Seminar on Several members of the Cal­ an important radio chain the there will be a meeting in th~ Government in vVashington,D.C., tech Newman Club went in cara­ stations of the Pacifica Fo~nda­ YMCA Lounge of all people inter­ involving working in a govern­ van Saturday, January 5, on a tion," Senator Dodd presided at League Holds ested in working on the visit of the ment office; an Industrial Semi­ good will trip to Tijuana along closed hearings of the Senate Bishop's Company or in the Man nar in Minneapolis - St. Paul, with members from other South­ Internal Security Subcommittee and Arts Commission in general. Minn., which includes working Baby Meeting ern California colleges_. Those in Washington, January 10 and The Bishop's Company is a dramatic in industry; a Social Service pro­ The regular Service League from Caltech were Carl Baum, 11. On the first day, several of­ group which will present "Cry the ject in New York City; and a Well Baby conference was held Ed Bender, Mike Costello, War­ ficials of KPFK (including act­ Beloved Country" here on February Professional Assistant Project at last Tuesday, January 15, in 101 ren Peascoe, and George Repasy. ing President Trevor Thomas) 2. See either Mike Ball in Blacker, Porterville State Hospital in Ca­ Kerckhoff. The conference is set The entire group, which in­ were called to testify and, in Rodger Whitlock in Page, or Tom lifornia. Any Caltech student up for information on students' cluded students from USC, EI general, answered the commit­ may apply for these projects. In children up to two years of age.
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