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Last year's queen and king, include Mindy McNeely from from Sid Rich, Frank Bay and 4 Amy Brechin and Phil Brown, Karen Gren and Bob Keezel of Wiess, Dave Rosegrant will pass on their Kathleen Hall of Jones, Wolk of Will Rice and Zack crowns during pre-game Belinda Davis from Baker and Anderson from Baker are ceremonies Saturday before Doe Doherty and Lisa Bosman nominated for king. President the Rice-SMU showdown. from Hanszen. Maynard Hackerman will present beer This year's nominees for queen Southard and Marshall Welch and roses to the winners. •photo by T «' Cook THE RICE THRESHER

Volume LXVI, Number 14 , Thursday, November 9, 1978

Homecoming '78 will kick off with a TGIF and a poster party to get everyone primed for a big weekend. If you're a senior, you probably know that homecoming at Rice isn't the big deal it was in high school but this year, Lovett College is trying to change all that. They are building a giant root beer float for the game and are sponsoring a cross country run with the Houston Hurricanes. The returning alumni are celebrating in their own way, whether it's a luxurious dinner at the Wildcatter Grill at Houston's Petroleum Club or listening to Dr. Frank Vandiver address the slippery subject of old Black Jack Pershing (which is pretty much of a luxury in itself). A pre-game kegger in the Baker-Will Rice quad Saturday is the place to go before tha game. The cheerleaders will sponsor a cheering and pyramid building contest. The winners will display their talents during the game and cheerleaders from years past will prove that they can still fit into their old uniforms. Besides the 1978 Owl action on the field, the top attraction in the R Room will be a reunion of the famed 1949 Fighting Owls who were champions that year. They beat the SMU Mustangs (with Doak Walker and Kyle Rote) 41-27 in the Cotton Bowl before a crowd of 72,000. Karen Gren Mindy McNeely

Lisa Bosman Belinda Davis Doe Doherty Kathleen Hall Student Health Service Explains Functions Dalnoloe fhnrlfttCharletta * One of the most pressing Care Center located across the • Screening for rubella, •Drugs and medication. amount of paperwork. problems with the Health street in Suite 208 of the hypertension, etc. • Eyeglasses and related Of course, the center will Service in the past has been a Hermann Professional In short, the Center operates examinations. honor requests for referral to .lack of understanding on the Building. Those same as a family physician for •Laboratory test. specialists outside the Medical part of many students as to its physicians are at the Rice students while they attend the •X-rays. School. scope of operation. The Health Health Service in the morning. University. In detail, the •Hospitalization costs. Confidentiality Service is run by the University Students cannot be seen at Center: Health Insurance Your medical records and of Texas Medical School at the U.T. Health Care Center Serves as the mode of first All students are required to anything you discuss with your Houston through the Health unless they are referred 'by a contact wilth the patient and have some form of health physician are regarded as Care Center, the same facility nurse from Rice's Health provides a means of entry into insurance, whether it be the privileged information and, as that provides health care for Service. In addition, students the health care system. Keystone group plan or such, are not released without U.T. students. must bring their medical Evaluates the patient's total comparable coverage. This your written permission. Of Location and Hours charts, which are kept at the health needs, provides personal plan is intended to cover some course, these records are not in As most students can tell you Rice Health Service. medical care within one or two of the services not handled by any way related to your (and there are some who can't), What the Student fields of medicine and refers the the Student Health fee. For academic assessment at Rice. the Health Service is located on Health Fee Covers patient, if necessary, to details, refer to your insurance To further quench your the ground floor of Hanszen The Student Health Fee appropriate sources of care brochure. paranoia, all records are kept College. Nurses are on duty covers primary health care while preserving the continuity Referrals under lock and key. Psychiatric between 8 am and 5 pm services, which are the same of his care. When the services of a records are kept sperate from weekdays. A physician is services generally available Accepts and develops the specialist are required, the your general medical records. present from 8:30 until noon. from a family physician. They responsibility for the patient's center attempts whenever Emergencies After Hours During the hours when a include, but are not limited to, comprehensive and continuous possible to refer to a member of In case of an emergency after physician is not present, the the following: health care and, when needed, the medical staff of the U.T. hours, students are requested nurse may (depending on the •Health Assessments. acts as coordinator for the Medical School. Those to go to the Hermann Hospital nature of the problem): • Health counseling and patient's health care services, specialists are not only Emergency Center. It must be •Manage the problem herself. education. within the context of his recognized experts in their emphasized that the use of this •Administer first aid treatment •Primary physician's services environment, including the fields, but are conveniently facility should be restricted to and ask the student to return in during an illness. community and family or located and accept the serious emergfencv situations. the morning to be examined by •Immunizations. comparable social unit. Keystone benefits as full All minor illnesses should be a physician, or •Birth control and counseling. What the Student Health payment for their services. coped with on a first-aid basis •Refer the student to a •Venereal disease diagnosis Fee does not Cover They bill the plan directly, until the Student Health physician at the U.T. Health and treatment. •Dental Services. saving students a significant Service is open. The Rice Thresher, November 9, 1978, Page 2 Editorials

There is a lot to be said for seat, whereupon students very little correlation with how the Milligan theory of behind me began to bomb me much the student has learned. education: "bad instruction with pieces of ice! Really, They are opinion-based only. children! The only way I could SCJENCf never really hurt a good Not only that, but you listed student; the best instruction get out of your way would have one teacher for one course as a won't do much for a poor been to lift the girl out of my basis for your "vast majority of student." If we get a reputation seat and bodily throw her students...are in strong for bad instruction, sooner or aside! I declined to do this. A disagreement" statement. I can later we won't have any good nearby official made her make affirm the first and refute the students. room. second with authority—I'm one The recent $2,000,000 What really ragged me, of the students in question. project of wrecking the though, was some of the Owl Augen's editorial was not an chemistry building cost us a cheers. At times of adversity, attack, it was an honest great deal of sorely needed large numbers of students evaluation. Granted that his space. Once we had more would stand, and were statistical sample was a bit classroom space in our building apparently led in a unified small, but I've seen nothing to than in any other building on shout of "Oh, S—t! G-d-d—n!" indicate that it was inaccurate. the campus. We are now down This and more vulgarity and I took Phys 101-102, along with to the big lecture hall, tiny obscenity in the midst of all the required SE courses, and room 203 and room 303. women and children! Now, I I'm presently in the process of Freshman lab has been cut know I only saw a small struggling through Phys 201. I back to one semester. Physical percentage of your student couldn't have answered any of Dear Michelle and Jamie: included among the nominees chemistry lab has been cut to body, but I had the impression the three test questions with for Homecoming Queen. On one semester. There are rumors that students of Rice were fairly certainty. And I should have I am very pleased to read your each ballot, it was specifically that it is only one half semester well cultured. The lampooning been able to. I'm a senior, for Editorial in the October 26th stated that a Rice student in fact. The present honors lab of some A & M traditions is god's sake. I don't think I'm is shared by an organic lab and OK, it's what Aggies call "good stupid—I had enough tests in issue of The Rice Thresher. nominate a female Rice student is only two thirds of the present bull," but I noticed several If the American voters do for queen and a male student high school to assure me that I space. No apparatus could be individuals deliberately cursing had a brain—but obviously I not overcome their apathy, we for king. We did not mean this left out in the lab. and provoking Aggies, and shall lose our freedom and to be in any way discriminatory haven't learned all I should. Good God! Why don't we be trying to start a 50,000-person Can it be entirely my problem? liberty. but to guarantee equal riot. Luckily, the CTs were Keep up the good work. Lots representation for both sexes. honest and just drop our When evidently a lot of other undergraduate program. We level-headed enough not to students are going through the of luck. Those who nominated Mr. respond. same thing? Arden for Queen violated the could then convert the big Sincerely, rules as stated and therefore his lecture hall to two or three In closing, I wish to salute Notice I did not say "fault." I George R. Brown name was not placed on the floors of research space. There those Owls who maintained certainly would not fault the ballot. If Mr. Arden could have might even be room for two accepted standards of decent Physics, or any other, proved that he is indeed a Welch Professors. conduct at the game. I'm sure department at Rice. We know female Rice student, then his there were many more of those they're one of the best in the To the Editor: John E. Kilpatrick than those of the lower class. world. We have ample proof. name would have been Still, if the percentage of the included among the nominees. Professor of Chemistry But something isn't right. We, the undersigned, wish latter increases at your school It occurred to me, after Melissa Skolfleld before the next game between stringently to protest the and Chris Montgomery reading the sample questions, removal of Mike Arden's name our schools at A & M, I would that they were all a matter of from the Homecoming Queen To the Editor: advise the decent folks to stay concept. The kind you don't get ballot. We feel that this is a home—the CTs may respond in intuitively. And it is a fact that negation of the will of a kind. Good Luck next time! most of our science courses V Although not an Owl, I sat in teach the math first, last, and in substantial number of Rice To the Editor: the Rice student section at last students who nominated him Sincerely, between. Perhaps we should Saturday's game at Texas A & John S. Snowden experiment with different for the ballot, and a negation of Rice University earned its M. I have a friend at your his right as a student to seek Fightin' Texas Aggies '79 approaches. When the mean reputation through excellence school whose home is in for the freshman physics tests elective office. in undergraduate education. College Station. He asked me vox populi vox Dei goes above 70, we'll know we're We should like to have a similar to sit with him. I was appalled on the right track. reputation in research; we have by some of the behavior To the Editor: A list of 75 exhibited by a large number of Because I still can't not yet earned it. remember if the monkey or the names followed The proposal to discontinue the Rice students. Some evidently thought they had a Oboy (sic). I can see where weight gets to the top first. And the freshman honors lab and to that worries me. use that space to relocate the right to seize any seat in the this is going to become another section that they desired, and one of those long-running Rice physical chemistry lab is a bad Dian Hardison To the Editor: idea. It is part of a long-time the heck with whether or not Debates. their ticket matched. When Friend Stewart, I hate to tell Brown College policy of this department to use Materials Science '79 any possible space, at whatever asked to move, these I you, but the student evals have As chairpersons of the RPC encountered were very snotty. social committee, we would cost, to expand research space. like to reply to Mr. Arden's If this trend continues, we are I ignored their rudeness, and complaint about not being going to lose our reputation. stood behind my designated The Rice Thresher

Editor Michelle Leigh Heard Managing Editor _ Jamie Strauss Business Manager - Jay T. Oliphant Advertising Editor .Big Dale Charletta Contributing Editors Franz Brotzen, Patty Cronkright, Richard Dees, Clint Hicks, Randal Jones, Matt Muller, Mary McLeese, Kathryn Payne, Martha Ramos, Steve Sailer, Elisa Ugarte Back Page Editor John Szalkowski Sports Chris Bounds, Kevin Golden, Norma Gonzales, Barry Jones, Pete Schwab, Keith Schnelle, Alison F. Whittemore Cartoonists Rolf Asphaug, Dale Charletta, Randy Furlong, Jeff Kerr Humor .Michael Cruzcosa, Richard Dees Production. .Debbie Davies, Richard Dees, Bert Baker, Clint Hicks, Wendy Kilpatrick, Geri Snider, John Szalkowski

The official student newspaper of Rice University, The Riee Thresher, is published on Thursdays during the school year except during examination periods and holidays. Since Rice has no journalism department, the paper is published solely by the students of Rice University. Interested parties should call 527-4801 or 527-4802 for information on how to write for the paper or advertising. Editorial and business offices are located on the second floor of the Rice Memorial Center on the Rice campus. Subscriptions and address changes may be mailed to The like Thresher, P.O.Box 1892, Houston, Texas 77001. Mail subscriptions are $15 each year. A BUCK FIFTY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS Copyright 1978 by The Rice Thresher, All Rights Reserved. The Rice Thresher, November 9, 1978, Page 3 Rice Shows Large Percentages at the Polls ative Lance Lalor received Attorney General smoothly, although one of the The Rice University Precinct Governor significant support. machines was out of order for a (361) produced interesting Eight of the nine constitu- while. Also, tabulating the results in Tuesday's election as Hill (D) 269 White (D)» 149 Clements (R)* tional amendments were college breakdown slowed a surprising 530 persons 243 Baker (R) 270 supported but amendment 2 things down. She commented (66.8%) cast ballots. Compean (RU) 5 Chapa (SW) j Johnston (SW) 6 was turned down by Rice that if voters would present a Hanszen won 2 kegs of beer 5 voters. valid registration certificate it from the Rice Democratic Of the unapposed candi- Precinct Judge Mary Smith would facilitate the voting Caucus and the Rice U.S. Representative dates, only State Represent- remarked that the election ran process. Republicans in the turnout contest as 78.4% of their registered voters turned out. Gammage (D) Sid Rich (76.5%) and Lovett Paul (R)» 299 (75.3%) followed close behind. 182 Results in the precinct were (* indicates winner of the D00HESBUBT election): HE/, BOSS! WHAT FOR. THE CHINESE Lt. Governor , ARB YOU D0/N6? FOREJ6N EXCHAN6E BUSY? H:}0 TO 4:00, YOU'RE DUE AT STUDENTS! YOU AC- P0IN6 HELPTFJPTO U.S. Senate FRONTAL USES." THAT'S m A RECEPTION IN CEPTED WEEKS AGO! WHAT? I FORGET. Krueger (D) 247 TBN MINUTES! / CHECK MY I I LEFT Tower (R)* 263 Hobby (D)* 309 L/ RECEP- ^ OUTOFTHE APPOINTMENT ' AN HOUR. TION? WHAT QUESTION, RJLEY! BOOK. deLeon (RU) 8 Marshall (R) 142 RECEPTION? CANTYOUSEE Pendas (SW) 2 Doorack (SW) 12 I'M BUSY? Goldberg at Rice

Clint Hicks SIR, I KNOW YOWP RA- YOU'RE GOIN6 In a speech entitled 'Human THER DO RESEARCH NOW, TO BE PRETTY Former Associate Justice of Rights and the Belgrade BUT YOU DID PROMISE LATE AS IT UH: the United States Supreme THE DEAN AT GEORGE- IS, AND.. OKAY, OKAY, SIR? WAT? ARE Conference: The Cement of TOWN WUD600VER. TO / RILEY, I / we TUEREr Court Arthur J. Goldberg will Justice,' delivered before the MEET THE CHINESE HEAR YOU! 1 ALREADY? speak Tuesday, November 14, Commonwealth Club of EXCHANGE STUDENTS.. LETS 60! at 8:00 pm. in the Grand Hall of California on April 28 of this the RMC. His topic will be year, Justice Goldberg stated: 'Human Rights and Religious "We cannot now [gloss over] Liberty.' the plight of men and women Born in Chicago on August persecuted for their religious 8, 1908, Justice Goldberg beliefs and for trying to pass received his B.S.L. from those beliefs on to their Northwestern University in children...The U.S., in the days IDONT KNOW IF YOU'RE 1929. He was admitted to the ahead, should continue to be YES, MA'AM. I WAS WELL.THETTE RILEY, WHY IS { U.S. Supreme Court Bar in especially attentive to the OR. YES! ASKED TO BRING MR. ALL HERE AWARE OF THE IMPACT YOU THIS WOMAN UM-V, CAVENDISH? YOU MUST DUKE OVER HERE TO AND MOST MADE IN PEKING, MR. DUKE. SHRIEKING JUST SIGN IMS I TALKING 1937. Among the many question of Human Rights. BE RILEY! MEET YOUR CHINESE ANXIOUS 10 APPARENTLY, YOUR TENURE AT ME? positions of public service he The list of those suffering is far MA'AM.. TOO LOUD? has held are: Secretary of too long." Labor (1961-62), Associate Justice Goldberg and five Justice of the U.S. Supreme representatives from each of Court (1962-65), and U.S. the residential colleges will Representative to the United attend a dinner in his honor just Nations (1965-68). prior to his speech. The dinner Justice Goldberg has taught is being sponsored by the Rice at Princeton, Columbia and Prelaw Society. Hastings College of Law. He is The Texas Committee for currently Permanent Repre- the Humanities and the SIR, IT IS A GREAT HONOR WHO IS THIS 0URLEADERS MAYBE IF I BRAIN TO sentative to the UN and holds WHAT THE.. SIR! National Endowment for the T0MEET1HE STRANGE STILITALK SHOW HIM MY EYEBALLS OH. MY IT'S ME, the rank of Ambassador. \ FORMER AM- LITTLE ABOUTYOU LUGER. HE'LL WILL NOT Humanities are sponsoring HONEY! Author of three books, ;BASSADORTO MANR WITH AWE. GO AUJAY.. COMPUTE. Justice Goldberg's speech, the OUR COUNTRY. Justice Goldberg has submitted first in a four part series entitled numerous articles to magazines 'Religious Freedom in the and professional journals. He American Tradition.' The has devoted much of his series is being sponsored by attention recently to the subject several academic departments of Human Rights. at Rice.

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Justice Arthur Goldberg will speak Tuesday at Rice. The Rice Thresher, November 9, 1978, Page 4 Floating the Brazos Jamie Strauss

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When invited to attend a other side a board turned on weekend survival trip with one side. Each of the inflated thirty-eight Rice students I, at tubes was stradled by the 10- first, was hesitant. 15 member crew equipped with My idea of a fun outing oars ready to respond to consists of a little water skiing, commands such as, "Give steaks medium-well and a way," "Port hold," "Starboard warm bed ( of course a color rest," and "Backwater." T. V. is manditory). Journeying The objective is to smoothly eleven miles up a river by row in unison propelling the rubber boats, sleeping in tents, boat in one direction. and eating army rations seemed However, the objective is easier questionable to me. stated than achieved. Three But my curiosity triumphed twenty foot rubber boats doing and the following article wheelies in the middle of the contains my experiences and Brazos River caught quite a few impressions from a very eyes from nearby hunters. surprising weekend. But typical Army organi- zation won out and the ease of In two army carrier trucks efficient, not to mention we rode the hour drive out of monotonous, rowing was Houston to the Brazos River. quickly acquired by the three Sentimentally, and rather crews. We had our first capsize dramatically, my thoughts drill in the four foot deep turned to over thirty years ago waters where we were to begin when my father sat on a ship in our eleven mile journey down a convoy heading for North the Brazos. Africa. In a non-voluntary and Completely drenched with possibly no-return situation his deflated life jackets, Boat thoughts differed drastically Number 1, of which I was a Survival trip taking off from Rice University from mine. Where I was crew-member, started down photo by Lucher photo work by Underwood anticipating adventure, he was the river. Positions were dreading it. ROTC, rowed up in his two carried" the 250 lb. boat up the rounding the bend. Quickly, changed frequently to alleviate man kayak, authority was beach behind some brush. A and in my case rather The Brazos River, although aching leg and arm muscles. clearly understood. lookout was dispatched. The frantically, we dug ourselves not as treacherous as the There was still some lateral He ordered our boat to shore brush was sparse and only four into the sand. Colorado River, is known to swerve to the boat's course but and said, "You have ten feet high, so randomly we I had on a navy blue T-shirt have dangerous undercurrents crew cooperation helped the minutes to camouflage the boat pulled up whole bushes and and cutoofs. Behind some when it is running high. In three lack of experience. and hide yourselves before the placed them in front of the brush I tried my best to be rubber boats capable of One person said, "There's other two boats come around boat. Sand thrown on the top hidden, covering myself with carrying fifteen men with their just too many generals on this the bend." and the sides of the tubes sand. equipment, a total of 3,375 lbs., boat for efficient operation." helped to eliminate any glare Then the waiting came and we challenged the river. Everyone ambled around for And that was true. But when a few seconds registering that from the sun. perhaps the most interesting Imagine a triangle with two Colonel Coffman, com- this was an ambush drill and The lookout came in a half- part of the trip. I could hear sides as inflated tubes and the manding officer of Rice's Army then action began. We "high crawl back saying they were voices before actually spotting the boat. As my head was semi- buried I had to wait until the boat passed my field of vision. But I could feel myself tense in anticipation. Had we covered the boat well enough? Could I be seen like a blue flag on the brown sand? f The only thing at stake was our pride. But I wondered, lying motionless on top of several good sized burrs, how amplified my anticipation would be if I had to really* ambush or merely hide from the boat in a life-death situation. We were not spotted by M either of the boats and as we launched out boat, our fatigue wore off quickly. We were eager to set out and overtake the other two boats. I learned several things about myself on this survival trip but one of the most revealing was my innate competitiveness which Within a group of motivated mm people striving for the same objective it is hard to remain passive. I wanted Boat Number 1 to be the best. We rowed for several hundred feet before it dawned upon somebody that perhaps the other two boats were also doing the camouflage drill. It became a game of hide-and- seek and where the other two boats had not known we were hiding, we knew they were "out there" somewhere. Every sense alerted, we scanned oun respective shores. We saw where one boat had been taken out of the water by all of the scuffle marks On the Unexpected ambush surprises a few people photo by Lucher pholo work by Underwood The Rice Thresher, November 9, 1978, Page 5

sand. But we never spied the the primitive nature of boat or the crew. surviving lost some of its We clearly spotted the other uncivilized character. crew and this made us even The night was cool and clear. prouder that we had been so I hit the sleeping bag at 8:15pm clever as not to have been but it felt like midnight. Subject discovered. to insomnia, I slept better than We reached the camp site I had in many nights. and changed from soggy, cold Breakfast was more C civilian clothes to Class C rations, some all the way from dress. The dry fatigues and Mrs. Eunice's Kitchen in boots felt good. Tents were set Sherman, Tx. My fruit cocktail up and a class in rope bridges was good but the sliced ham began. was pretty bad. I also had what Sergeant Brown, one of the are called "silver dollars." enlisted men, constructed a These are chocolate candies bridge between two trees with a and they are highly valued single rope. Besides learning in the trade market of C the different knots involved, rations. Much dickering goes the commando and the monkey on during meals as not crawl across the rope was also everyone receives the same taught. This class was food. preparatory for an actual drill We rowed the remaining five across water which will take miles in two and a half hours place on another FTX. and we beat the rain back to In fact, in preparation for Houston. Although the ride

Crew high carries boat in a camouflage drill photo by l.uchrr photo work by I'nderwood The Rice Thresher, November 9, 1978, Page 6 1111 Fine Arts A Wedding: Pre-marital hex Directed by Robert Altman Written by John Considine and Robert Altman Altman deserves credit for single place over a single day assembling one of the most could have helped to Franz Brotzen bizarre (and possibly concentrate A Wedding into a incompatible) groups of actors cohesive unit, in spite of the Weddings present tempt- ever to join in a single film. We huge cast. Unfortunately ing targets for satirists. In fact, have: Lillian Gish~one of the though, cohesion has never they have been attacked so grandes dames of American been one of Altman's strong; often that it doesn't even seem cinema in the 100th movie of points. In order to include all of sporting anymore. So rather her career, which began in his stars, Altman resorts to a than blast away at his subject, 1912; respectable European style of editing reminiscent of a director/producer Robert actors Mia Farrow and TV sitcom. Especially in its; Altman appears content to use Vittorio Gassman; perennial early part, the film cuts so the wedding ritual as a Altman stars Geraldine quickly from one scene to framework from which to Chaplin and Lauren Hutten; another that the dialogue study some of the idiosyncra- and televisions prodncts Carol becomes a series of one-liners. sies of its participants. Burnett, Pat McCo' mick, and As a consequence of all this Any attempt at explaining Howard Duff. But this stranee confusion, the film points in the plot would be fruitless. As menagerie suits A Wedding many intriguing directions, but the title makes clear, the film is surprisingly well since each fails to reach a resolution. The Robert Altman simply about a wedding. individual represents a subplot, resultant ambiguity a problem remedied with a little more some of the things people say in Furthermore, with 48 major and together these vignettes which has plagued Altman's concentration on the director's the background!). characters to introduce, there is constitute the film. work for years. He is the most part. The Altman method of But the overall intent of A little time left to develop a All of these conflicting forces prolific filmmaker in Americas, filmmaking can be described as Wedding remains unclear. A storyline. As a result, the congregated for eight weeks of (A Wedding is his 12th movie in haphazard at best. It's as if he fiery wreck in which two characters themselves are the shooting near Chicago at a 8 years), and has received a assembled the cast, scriptwrit- outcasts of the wedding are story. But the incredible mansion owned by the Armour great deal of criticism because ers, make-up and costume killed is changed from tragedy diversity of the cast ensures family (the people who bring of this. Altman is accused of designers, light crew, and all to relief in a matter of seconds. that this process will at least be you bacon and hotdogs). The sloppiness and inconclusive- the other assorted hangers-on Soon afterwards, it is interesting. fact that the action occurs in a ness, both of which might be and then asks: 'O.K. How do completely forgotten. The you want to shoot this sceneT. essence of the event being Occasionally this style filmed—joining two people in proves successful—as in marriage—is overlooked with M*A *S*H and Nashville. all the subsequent partying. Even in A Wedding th'ere are Altman's aim in these cases moments of real genius. The could be satire, but the cursory movie's best sequences occur treatment of the subject doesn't when the camera and the bear this out. The film's microphone are allowed to problem is that it tries to say so observe and record the activity much that it ends up saying in minute detail, (just listen to nothing. fole/'s is looking for some of Santa's

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Although the The Ramones have put a good exuberant I'm Against it; a with the catchiness of whether one's parents weren't Ramones are America's only bit of careful thought into teenage tearjerker ballad, lightweight pop music. decent punk rock band, they're polishing their image as Mad Questioningly; She's the One, right: maybe, in essence, rock Rating 2 plus music really is mindless an ocean removed from the Magazine characters, brain- which captures all the cheerful garbage. For there is absolutely outraged seriousness of The damaged juvenile delinquents zero artistically tolerable music Clash or The Jam. If the Beach with hearts of gold, the Dead Boys had been born into a End Kids of the 1970's. I am on this album, just a lot of fun always amazed that the same rock and roll. rotting East Coast slum, THE VIUAOE CHEESE SHOP instead of a stifling West Coast audience that worships Earlier Ramone's songs, like "Animal House" and "Rocky Blitzkrieg Bop, Sheena Is a paradise, they would have Horror" finds repugnant all DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CHEESES Punk Rocker, (the unlikeliest grown up to be the Ramones. song lyrics less bland or more FINE WINES Top 40 AM radio hit of 1977), The best songs on this album exude the youthful innocence satirical than "Hold me GOURMET FOODS COOKWARE and Teenage Lobotomy ("Now tight/All through the I guess I'll have to tell 'em/ That and charm of the Surf Music era; yet they avoid cloying night/And make me feel all I got no cerebellum"), may not right." QUANTITY DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE have been milestones in the cyclamate qualities through a evolution of Western couple of the Ramones' well- Though there are some drab worn trademarks. (1) Guitarist cuts, Road to Ruin may have Civilization, but, so what? The 2484 BOLSOVER MON-SAT. 9-6 (713)527-0J98 Ramones, like the Rolling Johnny Ramone's relentless more commercial potential Stones, make no attempt to blitzkrieg powerchording. It's a than the typical Ramones disguise the basic virtue of rock (and most popular music for the last 500 years)—that it's danceable. Great rock and roll Lone Star presents Rice Players the No Place But Texas Perform Quiz. On Monday night, Novem- ber 13th, the Rice Players will open with their second production of the 78-79 season —a play entitled "And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little" by Paul Zindel, author of "The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds." "Miss Reardon" is a biting, Ok, Texas, here's your chance 7. What Texas towrn is known touching, often funny play which deals with the bitter to become a member of the as the Turkey Capital of the relationships of three sisters prestigious Lone Star Long Neck World? whose lives h^ve reached a Qub, absolutely free. Just send 8. Where was legendary point of crisis. The Reardon sisters will be played by Vicki in ten correct answers, along singer/musician Roy Orbison Bell, Mary Fritz and Nancy with your name and address to bom? Ellen Walker. the Lone Star Brewing Co., (:). What is Texas' largest The action of the play occurs one evening when the married %Lone Star Long Neck Qub, national park? sister comes to dinner at the P.O. Box 2060, San Antonio, 10. Hie World Championship apartment of the other two. Texas 78297. Cheatta' and Slingshot Tournament is held During the course of the Lone Star Beer drinkta' are in what Texas town? evening; the simmering resentments of many years encouraged at all times burst alive, exacerbated by the during the exam arrival of a boorish neighbor couple, played by Susan Stone and Chris Boyer, whose presence impels the action 1. Which Texas town is toward its shattering the site of the Annual conclusion. In "Miss Reardon" Zindel provides us with an Watermelon Thump? intelligent, sensitive and 2. WTiat is the world S§UUdg OZLUTT ) 01 entertaining portrayal of the record, set in Austin, for fears, the anger, and the love pim[si apoiRj found in every family. most jalapeno peppers JO 9ZIS 3ip Xpjmuptaidcfe "Miss Reardon" will be eaten in one hour"? josaoe lSg'80Z ^W'd performed November 13th 3. What is the fnuoip?N puag gig q through November 18th in southernmost city in the Hamman Hall on the Rice SEX3X ^AY 8 University Campus. For continental United OI3U3 i reservations or information States? Hint It is also the call the Player's box office at host city for Chano Days. 9S8I 9 527-4040. 4. What now famous 'oiuojuy tree; foaAvaig Texas musician oijLce played bass for the late 3uct[ 'suioj jjo flepi 31JJL 'dp PREGNANT? Buddy HoDy? oj dp uiog 'saipui g g sguiuuap uojAbaV 'f 0 5. What is the record for .•>>I* the longest set of steer '8 HELP? '4 homs, and where are they 80T "8 I CAM. on display? ginprj i W PROBLEM 6. What year was the ;J;>.. PREGNANCY w. first Lone Star flag made? Lone Star Beer s :.y••X«' 524-0548 •>? OWLS and the great taste of Lone Star Beer. No place but Mas. The Rice Thresher, November 9, 1978, Page 8 Powderpuff Season Finds Brown Undefeated Norma Gonzales Brown met in the second game. eventually a victory. Baker However, Jones retaliated Katherine Baker came out of Powderpuff football got In the Baker-Jones contest, scored first on a pass from before the first half was over as nowhere for the Brown underway two weekends ago the Jones Fast Women scored quarterback J. Sandman to their offense, led outstandingly defensive as she "burned and is now in full force. The first on a double reverse to an Joan Umbricht and then added by Lydia Asselin, scored on a rubber" catching up to the round robin tournament is end. The BaJcer offense then the extra point. In the second handoff to Helen Travis which receiver and erasing Jones' scheduled to end this coming came back to score twice while half, the Hanszen offense got it broke wide open as she went in hopes for a score. weekend with each team facing their defense held Jones away together as Nancy Edmonson for the score. The Brown defense then kept the last of their opponents, from their goal. The Baker plunged in from the one yard In the third quarter, the the Jones offense from scoring having already played the other scores came from Joan line to tie up the game. Brown offense, demonstrating despite several penalty calls in two teams. Behind the scenes of Umbricht, Sarah Barnaby, Both defensive teams then good pass protection, scored what seemed to be the longest the tournament, the women Carol Valentine and Kim played well, as neither offense again to regain the lead for two minutes ever. The Jones athletes from Baker, Brown, Hughes. could put more points on the good. The touchdown was team came as close as the 7- Hanszen and Jones have been In the second game, Brown board making the score 7-7 again the result of the awesome yard line but that was not practicing for at least four was victorious in a tough after four quarters. This then Hagadorn-Pate combination, enough to win the ballgame as weeks prior to their first game. defensive battle. The Brown put the four play rule into effect as Pate snatched the pass while the final score showed a 12-6 Now, it's down to the last Jugs scored their lone as Baker won the toss and well covered by Jones victory in favor of the Brown weekend and the many hours of touchdown on a run by QB allowed Hanszen to have first defenders and jogged in for the Jugs. drilling and scrimmaging with Linda Hagadorn in the second possession. Brown score. This next and last the help of enthusiastic, half which proved to be all they In their series of downs, Several other deep penetra- powderpuff weedend of the devoted, hard working coaches needed for the victory as the Hanszen had a pass completion tions by the Brown team were season should prove to be a will be put to the final test. Brown defense held the from quarterback J. Gilbert to stopped by the Jones defense. good one as Brown takes on At the present time, with two Hanszen team scoreless. Tami Raqosin, followed by a On the other hand, the Baker and Jones meets games down, Brown College is The second weekend two and a half yard run, a pass Brown defense held the Jones Hanszen. The Brown team will undefeated with a 2-0 record. promised two big showdowns. completion to Penelope offense to little yardage until try to go undefeated and defend Hanszen and Baker are 1-1 The first was between the coed Saltzman and an incomplete the waning minutes of the their championship title while each and Jones is 0-2. colleges of Baker and Hanszen. pass for a total of 38 and a half ballgame. With time running Baker will attempt to stop them The first weekend of the Hanszen, rebounding from a yards. out, the Jones team made a last and possibly get a shot at the tournament had Jones and loss to Brown, decided to shove Baker then gave it a shot with ditch attempt toward a title. The much improved Baker squaring off in the early aside tradition as they battled an incomplete pass, a 17 yard touchdown by running a play Hanszen team will try to make game while Hanszen and their way to a 7-7 tie and pass reception, a 20 yard gain which almost worked. In a it two in a row and thus, on a pass interference penalty "sideline" play (?), a Jones continue their winning ways by Hanszen and on a crucial receiver wound up in TD and Jones will try to beat final play, were stopped short territory with an Asselin pass Hanszen to avoid a 0-3 record, as Kathy Bendel caught the and had a seemingly clear path a rare sight for Jones sports Star Pizza quarterback behind the line of to the endzone. However, teams. scrimmage before she could Needs pass it off. Baker's total yardage added up to 37 yards, Pizza Makers thus giving Hanszen a one and a half yard advantage and a victory. This should have been Kitchen Help cause for a celebration since it was the first Hanszen victory Delivery Drivers ever. The second game featured the two women's colleges, Positions Now Available Brown vs. Jones in a Top Pay traditionally hard fought battle. Apply at 2111 Norfolk An impressive Brown offense scored quickly on a or call 5Z3-0800 pass from quarterback Linda Hagadorn to Lauren Pate.

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HOMECOMING WEEKEND Welcome home, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th COLLEGE DECORATION PARTY (MATERIALS PROVIDED) alums! FREE BEER Plan your day's activities to include a 4 - 5:30, RMC PATIO SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th trip to the Campus Store PEP RALLY PYRAMID BUILDING CONTEST Take home a little reminder of Rice 12:30 - 1:30, BAKER/WRC QUAD Open Saturday, November 11 MORE BEER RICE VS. SMU, 2:00 or your shopping convenience HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN TO BE CROWNED AT HALFTIME HOMECOMING DANCE 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM 9:00 - 1:00, SRC COMMONS BAND: "SOUTHERN," ADMISSION $1 FILMS OF PAST HOMECOMING GAMES TO RICE campus STORE BE SHOWN IN SRC BASEMENT Owl Sports Report The Rice Thresher, November 9, 1978, Page 9 Porkers Chew Up Keith Schnelle back Calcagni. Ordonez the Owls fumbled on their Owls' next game with S.M.U. "Owl Air Corp" should pose tacked on the PAT with 12:48 own 32-yard line, on which could prove to be a turning an equal if not more Last Saturday the Rice left in the first half. Arkansas mistake Arkansas capital- point. That game will no devastating threat to the Football Team travelled to led 14-0. The Razorbacks ized for a score. Then Rice doubt be an aerial combat Mustangs. S.M.U. is 3-4-1 in Fayetteville, Arkansas, to went 65 yards in 12 plays for was penalized 15 yards on and depend largely on play this season. The Owls take on the Razorbacks in this touchdown. the second series when they accuracy of execution. and the Mustangs share the Conference play. The For the rest of the first half tried to punt out of their own S.M.U. depends largely on same record in conference Razorbacks went away the Rice dominated play with territory, giving Arkansas their passing game for play with a 1-3-0. victors, leaving another determined running from good field position. The Pigs movement downfield. The The game begins at 2:00 defeat in the Owls' 1978 Owl backs Weldon Meeks, then wallered in 29 yards to Mustangs should challenge p.m. this Saturday in the record book. Bo Broeren, and Earl the feed lot and Ordonez the Rice secondary with top- Rice Stadium. The game Electing to receive the ball Cooper. The Owls' passing made the conversion. The ranked Mike Ford at should prove exciting, so be upon winning the toss, game asisted tremendously Razorbacks scored twice quarterback and Emmanuel there and support the Rice quick-moving Arkansas in their drives with key more in the third quarter on Tolbert at receiver. But the Owls! drove 80 yards in 17 plays receptions by Robert a safety and a touchdown. against the Rice defense. Hubble, Doug Cunningham, Arkansas-37, Rice-0. They scored from the Rice David Houser and Weldon By far the hardest playing one-yard line with a run by Meeks. Rice showed they of the game occurred in the THE TYPIST... quarterback Calcagni. The could execute with stamina fourth quarter. The Rice COMPLETE TYPING SERVICES Razorback's kicker, Ordo- for the next 13 minutes of defense closed down shop nez, made good the PAT play in the second quarter. for the Arkansas offense, MEDICAL ARCHITECTURAL with 7:02 remaining in the The Owl defense operated holding them to zero points first quarter. efficiently in this quarter in the fourth quarter. Rice's RESUMES THESES Arkansas then kicked to with David Darr, Lamont offense motivated itself to a LEGAL PAPERS Rice. The Owls maneuvered Jefferson and Darrel Grant fine touchdown drive by a 45-yard drive against one accompanying Dwayne bombing Arkansas' second- BUSINESS of the toughest defensive Moyer, Ricky Thomas and ary to the one-yard line, then •SPECIAL STUDENT RATES lines in the conference. But Walter Ford in tackles. The running over for the TD. because of a loss on a third Rice defense worked hard, Hansen converted the PAT. CALL 8:00 AM-8:00 PM down play, Wes Hansen allowing only three first The game concluded with 526-4450 attempted a 52-yard field downs sparked by an the clock running out on the goal which fell wide to the interception by Thomas at final Rice drive for the goal left. Arkansas took posses- the Rice 21-yard line. But line. sion on their own 35. time ran out in the first half Rice fielded its team Although they failed to before the Owls could against a strong Arkansas FIRST ANNUAL score again in the first materialize a drive for a team and battled to the end. quarter, they delivered the score. Arkansas led only 14-0 Mistakes were made and GALVESTON ball to the Rice 16-yard line. over the Owls at the half. intense pass rushing by Within five plays of the A third of the way into the Arkansas cut down the yard- JAZZ second quarter, the thirdquarter ibad luck stunned age Rice needed to score on Razorbacks scored on a the uwls twice on succes- a constant level. Some of FESTIVAL one-yard run by quarter- sive series of downs. First Rice's drives were stopped NOVEMBER 24, 25, & 26 by penalties. But the Rice team is young and enthusi- On the Gulf at Stewart Beach a trzim tbat styles.. astic in their skills. Their Galveston Island schedule does not resemble TIMES BARBER SHOP Saturday morning cartoons, PROGRAM SCHEDULE 2423 TIMES BLVD. what with , (IN THE VILLAGE) L.S.U. Tigers, and the Friday, November 24th, 6 pm - "Something upcoming Houston Cougars 528-9440 promising quite a challenge. for Everyone Show" After Saturday's game, Eddie Harris Quartet BOB AND JoeL Head Coach Ray Alborn told his team, "We're still making Ron Carter Quartet progress in some areas. We Betsy Carter with John Hicks Trio STUDENTS 3.50 aren't where we want to be, but we'll get there." The Saturday, November 25th, 11 am - 3 pm - "Blues Show" left over misclassifieds John Lee Hooker Once again it is intramural Need means of transportation for Attention Prof! Going on a Professor Longhair basketball season. Once again the at least one large suitcase, one sabbatical? We are two responsible Bill Piffle Dead Revue will take to medium box, and owner of such to neat and very tame type female Mighty Joe Young the court. My state of death has upper Texas, otherwise known as students who would love to house Saturday, November 25th, 5 pm - closing - kept me from directly helping the Amarillo. If you happen to be sit for you beginning next going that way around December "Fusion Show" team named for me, although I did 18th, I will be happy to share semester. score 10 points during half-time of expenses, time, conversation, and Kim or Kathryn Matrix our last game. This year I hope to maybe a homecooked meal at my 840-005*** 1 after 7 p.m. indirectly help the BPDR. Here is house (depends on time of arrival). Pat Metheny Quartet where you come in. They lack one Call John at 526-5496 or drop off a Flora Purim and Airto ingredient which will catapult us note in the Thresher office. Need two tickets for the Bob Dylan into the championship and that *** concert. Call 666-6157 after 5:30 Sunday, November 26th, 11 am - 3 pm "Big ingredient is Cheerleaders. If you p.m. wish to inspire the BPDR on to Faculty family needs dependable *** Band Show" female to stay with seven year old victory, then bring out your pom- girl Tuesday and Wednesday Hey! I'm still looking for my Kashmere High School Jazz Band poms to the small gym on Friday, afternoons (2:30 to 6:30) in West freshman Chemistry book, my Nov. 10 at 4:30. The team would U. References. Salary negotiable. paperback copy of Frankenstein, North Texas State Lab Band really appreciate it. Call 665-8839. and my spiral notebook. They Count Basie and his Orchestra Bill Piffle were last seen in the Pub, Oct. 26. *** If you have any information, Sunday, November 26th, 5 pm - closing Female Roomate Wanted for next please call Diane, 526-5619. Freddie Hubbard Quartet A language course in Chinese is semester. Your own bedroom and **# being organized for the next spring bath, $150 per month, utilities Richie Cole Quartet and fall semester. Anyone paid, 15 min. from Rice. Neat, The Chinese Student Assn. at Rice interested in taking it should non-smoking, non-wild person is sponsoring the "Fall Fever," a Eddie Jefferson and Richie Cole Quartet contact Mai Phan at ext. 2707. preferred. disco party to be held on Nov. 18 at Kim 840-0051 SRC commons from 9 to 1. TICKET ORDER FORM Admission is $1. Everyone is Advanced tickets for all three days 5 shows 15 different acts are $35 00 (40.00 at th»j gate) after 7:00 Individual day tickets are: It finally happened! The BSU got *** welcome and refreshments are Friday • November 24th 6 pm until closing: $15.00 together with the BSU. Their free. Saturday November 25th • all day and evening shows: $18.00 common ground? TSU! The Black Saturday evening show only: $15.00 Lost-Blue spiral notebook with Sunday November 26th all day and evening shows $18.00 Student Union and the Baptist tree dividers containing years of Sunday evening show only: $15.00 Student Union are sponsoring a History notes. If found please Apt. for rent- 2 bdrm, 1 'A bath, 2 SPECIAL STUDENT DISCOUNT black gospel choir from Texas return to the History Dept., level, approx. 1 mile from Rice. $30 Thru Nov. 10 $30 Southern University next Available immediately, $300/mo. Fondren Library. Extremely Please send requests with money order or cashier's check (no personal checks) to: Saturday after the Baylor game, 8 Important! For info call Steve X4865. Galveston Jazz Festival P.O. Box 420 Phone (713) 737 3020 or 737 3021 pm in the RMC. Free of course. 5Cr oosMge and handling Galveston, Texas 77550 The Rice Thresher, November 9, 1978, Page 10 »

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Soccer scores. Lupus Pacum had Okie Russell Brown, Bat Desperadoes Ride Again ^ ^ Friday League scores from Harry Millwater, Shunatona, and Mike showed that they can really *»• . . j Force 10 had 2 goals from Plenty ocf upsets and some , f . Gary Wagner, Chris Petit, and Lawrence as they lambasted play soccer as former Rice ff R Ton Moener s coach Fred Frey and V. Sh0WS th S Francis Podrebaro in their 4-1 Can We Play of Sue Rhymes, 2L1WSf ' team blew away One More victory over Barking Spiders. 9-2. Peter Cramer and Kevin Mendoza each hit for 3 goals Time, 5-2. Rick Keating and and Mothas Salama added 2 as Steve Jim Hill gassed through the Allen had the scores for CWP. n Da„f;„0 C n n\ A IA Tighe had the lone tallies they white-washed Mad Dogs F (7) 4 lone BS tally. Zoo had 2 goals each by Jeff S?. £". n\-:'' £ for OMT. Wiess Wanderers and Englishmen, 8-0. Bionic 2 WillRiceKnspy(7),1..72 went intQ overtime before Glitzenstein and Mark Kirk as they rolled past Brownies of Toes squeeked by Ideal Gas 2-1 beating Saturday League 9:30 RideABainf6Again (t>)) U 70 Smegmites, 3-1. Rick Tom Griffith, 8-2. on goals by Kevin Bartol and Taylor made up for sconng in Alan Caldwell. Dennis Yeih 4) Rajun Cajuns U 45 hi$ Qwn net by faning at the Quitters Never Lose got 3 had the only other score in the 5) John Paul I, 6 42 Qther end and phil Huang and goals from Todd Hewitt, 2 Saturday League 10:45 game. 6) Sciatica, 5 40 Ghassan Radwan had the other from Joe Kellv, and one from 7) Force 10, U 37 8) Criminal Element, U ... 25 9) Lupus Pacum, U 11 10) IPSWICH, U 9 H no Also receiving votes were Pigeons, Heroes, Wembley, Zoo, and Los Spingos. Monday League _ interviews Will Rice Krispy got 3 goals I each from Felipe Dabdoub and Steve Hickman they • H H shellacked Wiess Hotspurs, 6- * P 2. Mark Thomsen and Whit for Crouse had the tallies for Wiess. Pigeons rode the wings Tl Equipment Group of Steve Schooner's 2 tallies and 1 each by Stuart Conrad and Matt Kemplin in a 4-0 • Match your degree to our multitude of openings. shut-out over LUST. KA had H (U.S. Citizenship required) to go to penalty kicks but Kyle • Frazier's squad then won it Degrees Ra88ed Engineering Physics Process and Plastics I Electrical Engineering Engineering Mechanics Engineering . • Mechanical Engineering- T Computer Science Wednesday League • Industrial Engineering Optics (Engineering) Rajun Cajuns got scores H Materials Science Manufacturing Technology (Software/Hardware) from Mark Nygren, John Cockerham, and Ricky Openings Balthrop as they went on to a c„ninaariBn/r„mn.,,or superb 3-0 shutout win over • Engineering/Computer Production Control Manufacturing Information Los Spingos of Tim Wippold. • Software/Hardware Fi nctional Manufacturing Systems Rich Preng played sensation- H Microwave Development 'ngineering Microprocessor Design ally in goal for the Cajuns • Field Tegt Support P 'ect Manufacturing Minicomputer Applications Cheyenne Social club had 6 • " Engineering Control Mechanical Design tallies by Tom Westhusmg and • Logic Design Digital/Analog Circuit Design Automated Test Equipment one each from Randy Weir and • Optics Design-Thin Film Bob Robison as the slickers H Coating Thermal Analysis Manufacturing peppered Stratosphere Kickers H Environmental Design Mechanical Packaging Project-oriented 8-4. Andy Weinheimer had 3 H Space Telecommunications Tool Design Manufacturing invo 1 ving: goals tor the losers. Baker H 1 Antenna Design Plague spread quickly on 3 • Infrared Reconnaissance • Coordinating scores by Keith McMurry and • Thin/Thick Film Design Laser Development Man ufacturing 2 by Gary Carson as they beat H Fab Liaison Engineering Radar Design Schedu 1 e Commitments Stuart Sutherland s Slice of H Test Equipment Design Computer Software • Co s t- Co n t r o 1 / B u d ge t Rice, 8-0. German Amador and • vrPrnmnimin? Assembly Methods 1 Development Jay Abramovitz also booted H I , Computer-aided Design home goals for Baker. Systems Analysis • Use of Real-Time Co m p u te r- ai de d Te st i n g Cryogenics-Heat Transfer Computer Systems Aerodynamics Thursday League | Manufacturing Supervision Man u factu ri ng S u perv i si on ^ Planted Wiring Board Control Systems Assembly Methods BenficaFC showed why they • Fne-ineerine- Applied Mechanics K Fab Methods are the class of the league as H ^ Quality and Reliability Tool Design they used 3 goals each by PAB Methods Assurance Charles Locke and Graham • Signal Processing NC Programming Ullrich as they coasted by H Shady Lane, 8-1. Tom Turvey H Live in Dallas. and Leon Dure steadied the • The Southwest's largest and liveliest metropolitan area. squad at^id-fiddJo^m H Discover all the glitter and glamour, spectacular sport and high fashion Dallas is famous for — Flash and an early tally from H yet an economical place to make a home. Cost of living is way below the urban U.S. average. And Jeff Kerr as they rallied from H there's no state income tax. The country's 7th largest city has year-round sunshine plus lots of behind to overtake MCP's^3-!l H lakes and facilities to enjoy it. Dallas and surrounding area has 47 colleges, 50 hospitals, 2 major goals bu^"hat^ was1 all Mike • medical education and research institutions, and a wealth of major media and entertainment Rogers would allow through. Criminal Element upset Wembley 4-3 as they just out- Interviewing on Campus hustled Pete Thaler's squad. November 15-16

TAROT If unable to interview at this time, send resume to: Ruth Lodowski/Texas Instruments/P. O. Box 226015, M.S. 222/Dallas,Texas 75266. READINGS READER HAS TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ALL READINGS ARE INCORPORATED COMPLETELY An equal opportunity employer M/F CONFIDENTIAL 721-6182 The Rice Thresher, November 9, 1978, Page 14 mmmm mm illllllllll lilll !n the colleges Brown Dr. Ponlos, Dean Mitchell, Dr. specified lectures, class time mid-term and a final. Citron, Dr. Kurtzman, Dr. will be indefinitely extended. Enrollment is limited to Baker Brown College is sponsoring Freisen (U of H), Dr. Students should expect to There will be a TGIF this "Introduction to the Arts," thirty because of difficulties in Friday at 4:00 over at Hanszen. McEvilley and John Bouchard. spend up to $50 on the class handling larger numbers on Brwn 212b, next semester to The course is geared toward the (including books and tickets) This is a joint venture with provide interested students tours. Students must not only Will Rice, Hanszen, and Baker. visual and performing arts and and may be required to attend preregister for the course but with a background for the therefore includes frequent selected performances and/or This Saturday after lunch the understanding and appreciation must also sign a class list. The Doonesbury cast will be field trips. galleries outside of class as list will be posted in Brown of the arts, as represented by Offered Tuesday and assignments when conflicts in putting on a special sneak the fields of art, architecture, College lobby. Sign up as soon preview. For all of you who Thursday evenings from scheduling occur. Because the as possible because of the symphony and chamber music, (approximately) 7 p.m. to 8:20 class lectures are vital to the missed the movie shown at opera, dance, film and theater. p.m., the course is a free understanding of course limited enrollment. Students Baker last Saturday, I have These sections consist of four elective counting three credit material, absence may result in who fail to attend the first class included two reviews of the lectures each and will be taught hours toward graduation. On being dropped from the course. will be replaced by those on the movie Brewster Mc Cloud. Tim by the following professors: field trip nights and other Grades will be decided from a waiting list. Fontleroy, columnist for the Houston White Pages called the movie, "Super duper." Rosebud Vital Sam says the Delivery Area I RICE UNIVERSITY movie is "Very good." SUMMER PROGRAM OF HISPANIC STUDIES Obviously, the Baker Film ALLEN PARKWAY Seville - Madrid, Spain June 2 - July 13, 1979 Committee picks some great films and so you get ready for the next one, J. C. Superstar. RIVER Language and Upper Division Courses MONTROSE There is no truth to the rumor OAKS • Accelerated Beginning Spanish — 8 credits that Henry Feldman is moving • Advanced Spanish Conversation — 3 credits off campus next semester. • Hispanic Culture and Civilization — 3 credits Sid Rich WEST Graduate Courses MED. UNIVERSITY » Old Spanish — 3 credits College night will be two CENTER • Golden Age Theater — 3 credits weeks from tonight, November D EV> 16 at 7 p.m. Sign up with HOLCOMBE • Independent Studies and Research on Topics in Headwaiter Craig Litherland Spanish Literature, Linguistics and at meals or with Kay Lake. All our pizzas are handmade to order, using only Culture and Civilization — 3 credits Dates' names must be signed up the finest ingredients. The dough, the saure, the This program is one of the few which offers the by November 10. opportunity for graduate study and research abroad. The next TG-fund TG will be sausage — everything is made by us in our kitchen. November 10. Come by around Locations and Itinerary 4:00. •HAND THROWN NEW YORK Classes will be held for two weeks in Seville (June 3 - STYLE PIZZA June 16) and four weeks in Madrid Qune 18 - July 13). A special feature of this program is the Will Rice There will be a coed college • DEEP PAN CHICAGO opportunity for the participants to become acquainted (cubed) TGIF with Baker and STYLE PIZZA with two distinctively different regions of Spain, their Hanszen tomorrow, November also available with 100 per cent whole wheat crust history and linguistic peculiarities. An optional trip to 10, from 4-6 p.m., at Hanszen. Morocco will be organized on the week end of June 8 - See Will Rice Commons • Vegetarian Pizza • Salads 10. Tentative total cost: $50.00. bulletin board for more details. * BBQ Ribs • Desserts Cost Payment of $1180 includes: tuition for up to 6 Lovett • BBQ Chicken • Beer semester hours; room and board in Seville and Homecoming is this Saturday and the fun run * Sandwiches •Wine Madrid; trips to Cordoba, Toledo, Segovia, La Granja (around campus) will begin at and El Escorial; trip Seville-Madrid by bus; and tickets 9^30 a.m. at Lovett Hall. The All Phones to museums and special events. All prices are subject Houston Hurricanes are co- to change because of uncertainties about currency. sponsoring the event and will 2111 Norfolk 523-0800 give two tickets for any of their Transatlantic Transportation soccer games to each of the first $1.00 OFF on any large pizza with coupon Charter flights can be arranged from New York. five finishers. From 11:00-1:30 Good through November 16, 1978 jj Participants who plan to stay in Europe more than six Lovett will hold an "open L— weeks should notify the director of the program so house" for its alumni, and that reservations on other charter flights can be made. following the game, there will Our travel agent will also be in charge of securing , be a cookout for students and PLACEMENT OFFICE INTERVIEWS ^alums. Eurail passes. The approximate New York-Madrid The Alley Theater Party will round-trip fare will be $340. present' the play "Scream" at DATE Graduate Schools Eligibility and Admission the Alley on the 16th. 11/17 Univ. of Denver, MBA Courses are open for credit to Rice students and Admission is $2.50 each; sign DATE Companies students from other recognized colleges and up in Mrs. Paine's office. Lovett is showing "An 11/13 Argo Systems, Inc. universities. For application forms and further American in Paris" with Gene 11/13 Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. information contact: Dr. Maria Teresa Leal de Kelly this Friday in Chem Lec 11/13 Emerson Electric Co. Martinez, Director/Summer Program in at 7:15 and 9:30. Dr. Klineberg 11/13, Jet Pripulsion Laboratory Spain/Department of Spanish/Rice University/ will also be talking next 11/13 Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group Houston, Texas 77001. Deadline for application: Thursday the 16th in Lyles. March 15, 1979. Lovett members can crawl 11/13-14 GTE Sylvania on up to the sixth floor party at 11/14 National Security Agency 7 p.m. this Friday and 11/14 Union Oil of California, Eastern Division •Biology 'Chemistry 'Physics 'Quantitative Reasoning congratulate Tracy B. on his 11/14 Western Company of North America MCAT-DAT REVIEW big 21st this Saturday. 11/14-15 Applied Physics Laboratory You choose those areas you want to reviewl Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors, remember to get your 11/15 Gibbs & Hill Qualified, experienced instructors all hold Ph.D. Each Campanile pictures taken by 11/15 Electrospace Systems, Inc. course given in four parts over four weekends in Houston: Tom Neal promptly. 11/15 MCC Powers Mar. 24 - 25, Mar. 31 - Apr. 1, Apr. 7-8, Apr. 21 - 22. Saturday 8:00 am - noon, Chemistry; Saturday 1:30 pm -5:30, Biology; 11/15-16 Texas Instruments, Inc. Sunday 8:00 am - noon, Physics; Sunday 1:30 pm - 5:30, TERM 11/15-16 K - Mart Apparel Quantitative Reaaonlng. C

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I the thursday the ninth Number 2- Lost on 11 /1 / 78: one set of keys on College Course- Will Rice is a blue plastic keychain. If found rice offering a full credit course (Will The subject of this week's please contact Marie at 526-4616 am- Ky e 208b) called Controlling the TexPIRG seminar series is npnnlp'? ' Morrow Rm. FL. Prof. Kai or leave in Jone**s *Colleg e office. Airwaves: Regulation and 'Warrants and Arrest'. This is II M®| H 5 Nielson-Univ. of Calgary. Radical Censorship in American especially pertinent to Jobs available in doctor's office in 11 calendar Egalitarian Justice. Broadcasting. The course will Houstonians: today, it is Medical Center doing clerical 2:00 pm. KMR FL. Prof. Allan Gibbard- examine who decides what is pijt essential to recognize the work and film processing. No Univ. of Mich. Fair Pay. on the air; why radio and TV legalities of searches and experience neccessary. Especially 4:00 pm. Sewall Hall - Le Bourgeois programming is regulated by the seizures. good for freshmen or sophomore pre-meds. Hours very flexible. Call Gentilhomme. French w/ subtitles. government and censored by Dan Gerson, a private networks and whether it should be; 790-0540 for more info. 4:00 pm. Biol. 131. Auto Repair Class. attorney from the Houston *** 7:00 pm. SH. Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme. and the effect of violence, area, will present his view of Lost: a yellow key ring with two 7:30 pm. Media Center. A Generation. Wajda-1955. Subtitles. obscenity and political announce- warrants and arrests on keys. If found please call Diane, 8:00 pm. SH 301. William Neidinger. Excavations at Tel ments on the public. The course is Wednesday, November 15, at 526-5619. Aphek-Antipatris, Israel. limited to 20 students on a first 7:30 pm. in Sewall Hall 303, in *•* 8:00 pm. UH Cullen Aud. Fine Arts Brass Quintet. come, first serve basis. The the second segment of the Looks as if the key ring snatcher 9:00 pm.-2:00 am. Grand Hall RMC. Special Star Trek. meeting time is still to be decided. TexPIRG seminar series. has struok again. Space Seed. Sign up as soon as possible in the *** Will Rice lobby. Need ride to Dallas anytime Wed. friday the tenth the 22th afternoon. Will share *** Christian Science-"Where do our rights come from?" is the title of a driving and expenses. Steve, 526- Winners- the results for this past 3915. 10:00 am. KMR FL. Mr. G.A. Cohen-Univ. of London. lecture to be given by James The Labour Theory of Value and the Concept of Exploitation. Sunday's First Annual Will Rice *** Invitational Road Rally: Spencer on Wed., Nov. 15, 3 p.m. Need ride to and from Wichita. If 1:00 pm. KMR FL. Prof. Lawrence Becker-Hollins College. The in the RMC courtyard. The 1st place & $25-John Moore and you are going to or through Obligation to Pay Taxes. Christian Science organization at Steve Pressnall in a TR GT6 Kansas at Thanksgiving, call me. 3:00 pm. SH 301. Dr. Denise Schmandt-UT Austin. A New Theory Rice invites all to attend and to 2nd place & $15-Geoff Vogel and Will help drive, pay for gas. Mark, on the Origins of Writing. stay for the question and answer Chris Kilfoy in a Volvo 526-3915. 4:00 pm. RMC Patio. Poster Party. period following. Weekly meetings *** 3rd place tie splitting $15-Geoff 7:15 pm. ChemLee. Lovett presents An American in Paris. are Fridays at 12:30 in the Brown Needed, a Rice student traveling to Haddad, Steve Solomon and 9:30 pm. 6th floor Lovett. Lovett 6th floor Skyline party. College resident associate's Chicago on Dec. 15, 16 or 17 to Mark Peterman in a Honda; 9:30 pm. ChemLee. An American in Paris. apartment and everyone is accompany a 4 year old child and a Mario Mateo and Dan Carley in a 6 year old child who will be met by welcome. This week's topic-our Malibu. relatives. Parent of child will pay rights. The remaining order of finishers is $25 and take student and children Saturday the eleventh listed in the Will Rice Commons. to the airport. Interested students *** should call Mrs. Marsha Emerson Help-needed to set up a chemistry at 932-1966 as soo***n as possible. Final Delivery of 1979 Rings-will laboratory. Possibilities for 9:00 am. SPCA Shelter, 519 Studemont. Registration for Jog-A- be made on Monday, Nov. 20 from research either paid for or for Dr. Kilpatrick- 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the lobby of the If you weren't aware, Rice has a Dog Day. course credit involving the RMC. These are rings that were rule against smoking in classrooms I 1:00 am. Are you jogging your dog? sysnthesis of metal complexes. ordered at the beginning of the fall without unanimous approval 12:30 pm. WRC/Hanszen Quad. Student/Alumni Kegger Prefer a Phys. Sci. major, call 527- semester. Students picking up (professors included.) Please abide 1:30 pm. Rice Stadium. Pregame Homecoming Presentation. 8101 x2396 or see Barrie Sosinsky rings should be reminded that if by this rule, especially during 2:00 pm. Rice Stadium. Rice-vs-SMU. in 313B in the Chemistry Dept. they do not qualify for their degree *** examinations—we do. 4:00 pm. RMC Courtyard. Cash Bar Reception. during the '79 calendar year, the^ Member*** s of Chem 101 8:00 pm. Houston Internat. Raceway. Quater-mile racing-NHRA. ring must be returned to the office Bridge Tournament-qualifying for 9:30 pm. SRC Commons & Basement. Homecoming Par^and of Student Activities. A refund will national intercollegiate compet- To the obnoxious nerd in Span Dance. be given except for the $10 deposit. ition, duplicate, entry $2 per pair, 201...Shut up! None of us is the *** WELC commons, Sunday, least bit impressed by your stupidity. Nobody likes a show- Writers- the Rice Literary November 12, 6:30 p.m. I know you'll be there, Doc honey, you off, especially one who has nothing Magazine is accepting submissions to show off. Erasing the Sunday the twelth for our first edition to be published great big hunk of MAN. blackboard only makes points December 1. We want quality *** with elementary school teachers, 1:30 pm. Track Stadium. PowderPuff Football. Jones-vs- short stories, poems, lyrics, book Homecoming Party-Saturday, too. Grow up fast or get out!! (and Hanszen. take your chemistry grades with reviews, essays, cartoons, Nov. 11 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the 2:30 pm. River Oaks. Iphigena. drawings and black and white you.) 3:00 pm. Track Stadium. PPF. Brown-vs-Baker. SRC Commons and Basement. photographs. The deadline for the The RPC social committee is 4:55 pm. River Oaks. The Trojan Women. first edition is Nov. 20. We will sponsoring a Homecoming Dance. 7:30 pm. Media Center. Ashes and Diamonds. Wajda-1959. publish three times next spring. To Subtitles. A live band, mixed drinks and submit, see our college beer, old game movies, and general representatives or call Jim Fowler Rice nostalgia. Admission is $ 1.50. at 527-8384 or Jimmy Goldfarb at monday the thirteenth 667-2902. *** Posters-Friday afternoon, Nov. 6:00 am. Recover from Homecoming weekend. WSYG-Amateur radio operators 10, the RPC is having a poster 8:00 am. A-hour class begins. who would like to operate WSYG painting party. The materials and 4:00 pm. UH Univ. Center. Prof. Richard Smith-Rice Univ. during the Nov. Sweepstakes beer are provided. This party is Traditional China and the Tensions of Culture Changes. Contest should see Rob Rice at open to everyone and is at 4 p.m. 10:00 pm. Sewell Hall. SA meeting. Lovett or leave a note at the club behind the RMC. station, AL153. *** *** Labbie Positions-students Club Iberoamericano-is having a interested in being lab assistants in tuesday the fourteenth wine and cheese party this Friday, Engi 240 or 241 or elec/masc Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m. in Lyle's 220,221, 222, 223, 320,321, or Elec 7:00 pm. SH 307. Rice Sailing club. basement of Lovett. It is free for 326 or 342 should sign up in AL 7:00 pm. Chem 203. Campus Crusade for Christ. members and $2** fo*r non-members. 221 soon. Okay Folks!! Here's your last 7:30 pm. KMR—FL. Prof. Robert Cohen-Boston Univ. Myths *** chance to submit your suggestions and Metaphors of Time. to Name That Picture! (caption 8:00 pm. Grand Hall RMC. Arthur Goldberg. Human Rights. Fireside: 1. one of cousin Jimmy's chats 2. A contest). Here is a reminder of place near a fire 3. An informal discussion of the what the picture is like and the Baha'i Faith and other religious beliefs, (n.b. a deadline is midnite Nov. 14th. See Wednesday the fifteenth candle may occasionally be lit) last week's Thresher for the rules (firesides every Wed. at 7:30, RH 320) and prizes! | 3:00 pm. RMC Courtyard. Christian Science Lecture. Where do our Rights come from? Skyline-Lovett College 6th floor 7:30 pm. SH 303. TexPIRG Seminar. Dan Gerson. Warrants and presents the 6th floor Skyline party Arrests. Friday, Nov. 10, 9:30 p.m. 8:00 pm. RH 320. Baha'i Fireside. Everyone is welcome. Cost is STUPID nothing. *** It's stupid to pay IOC when we'll make thursday the sixteenth Sid Rich-College Night will be l high quality copies for you for only 3 /2<£. next Thursday, Nov. 16 at 7:00. 4:00 pm. Biol. 131. Auto Repair class. Sign up with Kay or Kid Lith at And we reproduce dissertations on 6:15 pm. This is a boring calendar. meals. Dates names must be filled watermarked 100% rag paper for 7<£. 7:00 pm. Valhalla. .QSn^ meeting. , 4* in by Nov. 10. There will be a TG No minimums — We're in the Village. 7:30 pm. SH 305. BSlJ meeting. "*•%{ Friday and a cookout Sunday. 9:00 pm. Apologies to all those kept up by the intramural yell-off. Mickey Herskowitz will speak Kinko's 2368 Rice Blvd. 521-9465 It was only a joke. Let's hope it doesn't happen again, (hint, hint) after dinner Nov. 14.