Have You Ever An Participated In lRfIFORNIA Tech Interhouse Erection? Volume LXXVII Pasadena, California, Friday, November 21, 1975 Number 9 Human Josephine de Karman Ties $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ by Al Drehman The fellowships are awarded If you are a junior or a on the basis of achievement at OXY graduate student, you may be rather than need. You are urged Once again the Registrar has eligible for a Josephine de to apply if you are qualified . .ushered in pre-registration week, Karman Fellowship. Approx­ The Josephine de Karman sending each student a list of imately $2,500 will be given to Fellowship Trust was established courses to be offered next term. each of twelve winners. This is in 1954 by the late Dr. Theodore This most recent list didn't differ not exclusively a Caltech fellow­ von Karman in memory of his much from those in the past, ship. It is a national fellowship sister Josephine who died in with its wide selection of courses which Techers have been very 1951. Dr. Karman was a world to be offered in Biology, Chem­ successful in winning. renowned aeronautics expert and istry, Mathematics, Physics and To be eligible you must be first director of the Guggenheim the like. Nor are the offerings in either an undergraduate entering Aeronautics Laboratory here at the humanities. and social sci­ your senior year, or a graduate Caltech. ences more abundant than nor­ student entering your third, or If you wish to obtain an mal. Eliminating freshman further, year. Applicants should application, or have any ques­ courses (i.e. HI, Lit 1, et al.), have "manifested exceptional tions, contact Dr. Schaefer's introductory courses (i.e. Ec 11, ability and serious purpose." In office or write: Mr. T. E. Ec 15, H 8, etc.), specialized other words, you need a high Beehan, Secretary, Fellowship courses (tutorials, reading GPA. The fellowships are open Committee, Josephine de Karman courses, and research), and amor­ to foreign students as well as Fellowship Trust, c/o Aerojet­ phous courses (selected topics in U.S. citizens. The only require­ General Corporation, 9100 East history, philosophy, et al.) leaves After getting a little mechanical assistance, it looks like the Junior class might ment is that of one year previous Flair Drive, EI Monte, California actually be ready for the Mudeo tomorrow. Photo by Rich Feldman very little choice. Indeed: 1 in residence. 91734. art, 4 in economics, 5 in history, barrow relay race, the horse-and­ 1 in linguistics, 9 in the three rider event, the Mudeo Queen foreign languages, 12 in litera­ and Princess, leap-frogging event, ture, 1 in music, 4 in philosophy, Wet Dirt and the grand finale Tire Spree. 3 in political science, 1 in The object, of course, is to Lab Donated psychology, and 12 in the social by Alan Silverstein accumulate points, and thus to Most of you may not realize William J. Fennessy, M.D., sciences. It's once again that certain win the Mudeo. The Frosh have it, but there is a new lab here at chairman of the medical advisory These fifty-three advanced time of year, in the limbo after done so every year of the past Tech. Where is it, you say, and and research committee of the humanities and social science Interhouse but before Thanks­ twelve, with one exception. This how did B&G hide a new P.L.A., and Fred Lancaster, courses appear quite adequate giving, when the 10wercIasses of demonstrates that experience building? Very simple. It's on executive director of the Lung until the student applies the final Caltech get to show their true isn't required--just the above­ top of another building, where Association, took part in the constraints of his or her sched­ grit--and take some of it home mentioned brute force and ig­ no one thought to look. Yes, ceremony, along with Dr. William ule. Naturally, most students will with them in innumerable ori­ norance. Large numbers help. So friends, right there on top of the H. Corcoran and Dr. Sheldon K. fmd some of these courses of no fices. The 61st Annual Frosh­ does a natural talent for wal­ Friendlander of Caltech, the -Soph Mudeo is tomorrow, Nov. W. M. Keck Engineering Labora­ interest. Of those which remain lowing in the mud. latter a professor of chemical and 22, beginning at 2 p.m. The tories are the facilities of the some will require prerequisites environmental health engineering. Junior Class officers have per­ The rules should be printed in brand new Air Quality Labora­ (such as fluency in a foreign full elsewhere in this issue. Read tory. A plaque mounted on the wall language) and some will not fit formed half their major official them carefully, memorize them, The new lab was officially outside of the new laboratory's into the student's schedule. If duty by finding a suitable site and discuss them with your dedicated this week with officials door "gratefully acknowledges you're one of the few humanities and preparing it. (Random friends, because the Juniors from the Institute and the the generosity of the P.L.A., or social science majors on Junior, to Coach Emery: "Which intend to follow them quite Pasadena Lung Association. Continued on Page Six campus, if you're just looking for part of the athletic fields can we - - - dig up for the Mudeo this year?" closely, when it's convenient. ------, some courses to balance all that All Frosh and Sophomores are :'cience, or if you're searching for Reply: "The part over by Del hereby invited to take part in the Place an interesting humanities course Mar!") It should surprise no one that the same location will be Mudeo and probably get on TV Beckman YourB~ to satisfy the Institute require­ and in the newspapers. Don ments things could look pretty used this year as last; i.e., east of appropriate garb, i.e., nothing grim. But don't be discour­ New Mudd, the Pit awaits. you wouldn't wear to Chem Lab aged ... Tech offers many hu­ The unsuspecting freshman or Tommy's. This should include manities/social science/art courses may ask, "What the *O/o@!$ are foot gear sufficient to guard Concert Ballot that never get into the registrar's you blabbering about? What's a against rocks, glass, nails, teeth, I Guitar: course list. Take for example: 'Pit'? Well, it's like this, you and other such vicious items I Last week's concert by Pete D Leo Kottke Comparative Mythology. A see ... since about 1915 the D Other ______lurking beneath the balmy brown Seeger was the first of three or survey of world mythology; the Frosh and Sophomore classes at waters. Don't be caught with a I four this year to be sponsored relationship among language, CIT have engaged each year in a Feynman within a hundred I jointly by the FCOP, ASCIT and Humor: myth, and social reality. M, Th solemn ritual of stoic competi­ yards. Do come dressed able to the GSC. The other concerts are D Dr. Firesign's Theatre of lO-noon. tion. At first it was the Pole participate in the muckraking­ yours to choose, limited only by Mystery Afro-American literatUre. A Rush, then the Rodeo, and then I especially if you only plan to the performer's availability and D George Carlin study of the historical, biograph­ the Mudeo. No matter what the I spectate. And for that special fee. D Other ______ical, and imaginative materials title, it has always been, well, surge of strength when you need Therefore you see below you which reflect the unique exper­ very messy. Current practice I it most, eat noodles. a ballot for the selection of the Jazz: ience of Black writers within involves bulldOZing an Olympic­ next concerts. Several categories D Taj Mahal American culture. T,W,Th,F 1-2. size hole in the dirt somewhere I of concerts are provided, with D Tim Weisberg Basic Drawing. Representation and filling it with water. Now: possible performers listed and D Other ______of objects in space, and expres­ any ChE worth his GP A will tell I t space for suggestions to be sive manipulation of black­ you that reaction immediately Briefs written in. In honor of rotation, Acid Rock: and-white media. T,Th,F 2-5. produces mud, (dirt (H 0)), and 2 vote in four (4) of the seven (7) D Hot Tuna Art of Japan. Sculpture, Sunny I the yield is phenomenal. Hence categories. The ballot is pre­ D Other ______painting, and the minor arts Italy the stage is set for one of the addressed on the back, so simply viewed in their respective stages slimiest, dirtiest, slipperiest, dis­ This week the Caltech Gamers I tear it out and drop it in the Honky Rock: of development. T, Th 2-4. go to the sunny Mediterranean I gustingest brute-force-and­ campus mail. And remember: the D New Riders of the Purple Comparative Economic Sys­ ignorance free-for-alls you've ever where cruisers of the Italian Navy will meet their British I more votes, the fairer the Sage tems. The performance, theory, seen--or participated in. sample-the fewer votes, the D Other ______and evaluation of competitive. The Mudeo is supposed to be counterparts. The game will be held on Saturday at 7:30 in I larger each vote's voice. capitalism, managed capitalism, good, clean fun though, and rules Rock & Roll: , democratic SOcialism, de central- Dabney Hall Lounge. Dungeons I do exist for specific contests and Other (free category-vote) D Kingfish ;zed and centralized socialism, allowable acts. A panel of judges, and Dragons and other games D Other ______illd communism. T,Th 2-4. will be held in Clubroom 1 I D Grateful Dead T chosen from the Junior Class D Vassar Clements Creative Writing. Theory and awards points for these tradi: Winnett, on Friday night a~ Jazz Rock: I usual. D Other Bluegrass practice in the art of literary tional activities: the tug-of-war, DJerry Garcia's new band ~O~er__ _ _DOther ___ Continued on Page Eight the relay-sack-race, the wheel- See Pages Two and Three L J Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, November 21, 1975 recorder, which tended to Ie sse!. her impact in all. cy-~ Cf6~~/ The guitarist handled the lute well, but had a little trouble P arr~: Ed~!lsposte! I keeping his music in a readable ~/ cy-~ 0~ order. Most consistently profes· @~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ sional of all the musicians was The Caltech Faculty Commit­ Each of the musicians got an the tenor (playing only his tee on programs presented the opportunity to solo. The most voice), who exhibited superb Open Millikan! Virtuoso Consort in Ramo electrifying solo performance of control and understanding of the Auditorium November 8. This the evening was the last Italian musical styles he was trying to Sooner or later, someone out there is going to have to group of 4 musicians provided a piece played after intermission: portray. deliver a requiem for the late night troll. No, not for those musical survey exploring Western "Fandango" by Boccerini, a As a whole group, the Phys lab fanatics or the Robinson-for-the-night astrophysics European music over a stretch of guitar solo with harpSichord Virtuoso Consort rendered an gang, but for the humanitarians, biologists, chemists and 500 years, ranging from accompaniment. The guitarist authentic performance of the had been playing lute for other mathematicians who are finding themselves summarily Guillaume de Machaut, French various pieces. Certainly the pieces, but this piece especially novelty of the instruments and evicted from the premises of Millikan Library at the 14th century composer, to Boccherini, a 19th century showed off his virtuosity with their sounds enhanced the enjoy. preposterously early hour of one o'clock in the morning. Italian composer. the classical guitar. ability of the evening. Te(;hers are not a rise and shine group (eat your heart The pieces were arranged To 'some extent, the quality -Koleen Matsuda out Anita Bryant). One ill the morning is a peak period for according to their national origin, of the performance was lessened troliing for the average student, at least more of a peak and were selected as representa­ because three of the musicians Biology period than eight in the morning when the portals of tive work of the locale and time played several instruments. As a Tutorials harpsichordist, the harpsichordist knowledge open. The need to save money in these period from which they came .. The list of Biology tutorials Because of the emphaSis on was quite good, but in other (Bi 23) to be offered next term' belt-tightening, frill-deleting, fiscally-finicky days of budget­ consort music, the instrumenta­ pieces he played the recorder is now available in the Biology ary restraint is recognized, but the small gains made by tion was restricted to recorder, -definitely at a lesser level of office, 156 Church. The tutoriall closing Millikan an hour earlier to conserve electrical costs krumhorn, vass viola da gamoa, musicianship. So too, the violin­ are staffed by Biology faculty, by' no means outweigh the losses to the student body. vielle (violin), harpSichord, lute, ist alternated playing the violin, postdocs and grad students. They Millikan is one of the most vital parts of Caltech and and guitar, along with a vocalist. viola da gamba, krumhorn, and provide an opportunity for learn­ reducing the time Millikan is open serves only to reduce the ing through personal contact in small group situation and cover reputation of this institution. Techer broad range of subjects. BI 2] Ready information is the source of education. If the late may be taken for up to 6 units night trolls' life-blood continues to be complacently grading is pass/fail. constricted by you who can alleviate the situation, then After Dark Cyclic they may disappear, bu t their spirit will be front-row center Curves? at your requiem. -Sandy lYlcCorquodale by Pam Monday evening, Novembe 24, at 8:00 p.m. there will be' 3 -W(/y\ Tie in S(/h(/r(/ meeting of the Math Club i Sloan. Dr. Herbert Clemens 0 In less than 72 hours after fairly equitable fashion between the University of Utah will spea the Tech came out against the themselves. Tonight, Morca: Flamenco in Caltech Ticket office. on "Algebraic Plane Curves an imperialistic tendencies of The nomads and tribesmen concert in Beckman at 8 p.m. Monday night Watson Lecture Vanishing Cycles." Refreshmenl Morocco in the Spanish Sahara, living in the Spanish Sahara seem Students $3.00. A special pro­ series features James Boyd, pres­ will b-e served afterwards. A the Moroccans were pouring back to be conspicuosly lacking from gram for young people will be ident of Materials Associates, those interested are welcome t into Morocco with nary a drop the agreement, but are ceratin to presented tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Washington D.C. on "Materials attend. of blood spilt on the Saharan be cared for by the world-famous Beckman. Admsission is free. From the Earth: The Stuff sand. Morocco, Spain, and welfare programs of both Teodoro Morca will dance and Things Are Made Of." Beckman Maurituania came to a peaceful Morocco and Maurituania. This comment on his art in this at 8 p.m. Admission is free. lllIFORNIA Tee)) agreement by which all three time there was enough of the 45-minute program. Jane Goodall discusses Friday, November 21,1975 split the proceeds from that Sahara to go around. Let's hope ASCIT Friday Night Movie is "Chimpanzees: Relationship Be­ Volume LXXVII Number 9 luckless phosphate mine equally that if a second partition of the "0 Lucky Man!" 7:30 and 9:30 tween Neighboring Com­ Published weekly except during while Morocco and Maurituania Sahara is necessitated it will be in Baxter, ASCIT members and munities," Wednesday at 8 p.m. examination and vacation periods divy up the land involved in a conducted as peacefully. guests 50 cents. in Beckman. Special $1 tickets by the Associated Students of the Cinematech goes Marxist with may still be available-contact California Institute of Technology, -Sandy McCorquodale Incorporated. 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" described with obvious personal ings for discourse on general The issues Seeger chose to anguish. Women's liberation also topics of interest. by Greenie sing about were "down home" rated Seeger's attention. "I'm Dr. Stever's title for his It has always been the folk­ issues. He reminded the audience Gonna Be an Engineer" detailed presentation is "Do We Need a singer's function to both enter­ that although ecology is no the story of a female Techer-type Research and Development tain and to satirize. Many of longer "in", pollution still exists. who had dreamed all her life of Renaissance?" This will begin at today's "traditional" folksongs The song "That Sloop Clear­ joining the ranks of the ME's, 8:00 p.m in Ramo Auditorium, began as vehicles for social water" was a discomforting des­ but who deferred her ambition is open to the public, and of protest-everything from the cription of urban filth and its to the demands of her mother, Programs course there is no admission poignant "You Get No Bread effect on the natural environ­ boss, lover, and children, being With One Meatball" to the admonished at every turn that it We have one event next week, charge. ment. "How Are You Going to humble "Yankee Doodle". was her "duty to be a lady". The and it's a big one. Director of Dr. Stever has a long and Save Tomorrow?" was a hope­ Pete Seeger is the modern song ended on a happier note the National Science ioundation distinguished science and admin­ inspiring number about the pla­ istrative career. He was at MIT version of this phenomenon -in stics poisoning the Hudson when she declared "ButI'll fight (NSF) Dr. H. Guyford Stever, them as a woman, not a for many years and was named addition to being a performer par (during which he commented PhD '41, will be on cam pus all lady/And I'm gonna be an the president of Carnegie Tech in excellence, he is a deeply con­ that the EPA had known what day Tuesday, Nov. 25 to meet engineer ... " 1965. In addition he currently cerned human being. was happening to the river long with students and make a major On a less controversial note, functions as President Ford's Thursday's fare ranged from before it moved to do something presentation. The Y is bringing Seeger sang an American version Science Advisor. the traditional "John Henry" to about the situation) which spoke him to campus as a featured of "Lord Randolph My Son": By the way, if you have any the modern folksong "Little of some of the measures being guest under the Leaders in "What did you do in the woods good, practical ideas for Decom­ Boxes"; from the serious taken against pollution ("That's America Series, which began in all day, Henry my boy?" in pression Chamber activities you'd "You've Got to Walk That how we're going to save tomor­ 1954. Lonesome Valley" to the whim­ which the mother discovers that Graduate students may meet like to see, let us hear from you row!") In "Bring Back 1899", sical "Mama Gave Me a Penny to her son had been eating "green with Dr. Stever informally in at extension 2163, or drop by sung to the tune of "Bring Back the office. -Alan Silverstein Buy Some Candy", a 1940's song My Darling to Me", the appalling and yaller" eels; the final chorus Winnett Lounge from 1 :30 to was his howl, "Mother be quick, I'm gonna be sick/And lay me down to die." (What was it that Food Service gave us last Compare night ... ?) Seeger also told the charming story of a town that was saved from the bloodthirsty giant Abiyoyo by a ukelele­ playing lad and his magician .these slide rules. father: the lad got the giant to

'1'1t<>c::Io.Wo,fI dance himself to exhaustion by singing a song whose words /2]'{S& 18 12 consisted of "Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo ..." upon 81111gll'- . which the father banished the DElli •• sleeping giant with a wave of his aIlBIUI' wand. i Perhaps the most effective IID81111 part of the program was a tribute r------" II Dill II -1--- to the black singer Leadbelly. Among the Leadbelly songs to Rockwell Texas Instruments Hewlett-Packard which the audience was treated was the rarely-sung "Bourgeois Texas Hewlett· Texas Hewlett· FUNCTION/FEATURE Rockwell Instruments Packard FUNCTION/FEATURE Rockwell Instruments Packard Blues", written about the time 63R SR50A HP21 63R SR50A HP21 wh en Leadbelly was in Display type Green Red Red X' Yes Yes No Washington recording for the Logic type Alg. Alg. RPN Exchange X with Y Yes Yes Yes Library of Congress and was Number of digits 12 14 12 7r Yes Yes Yes Number of keys 25 40 30 Fixed decimal option No No Yes unable to gain admission to a Repeat function Yes No No Sign change Yes Yes Yes hotel; whereupon a friend com­ Constant function Yes No No Clear function . Yes No No forted with the remark, "Don't TWO-level parenthetical opeL Yes No No Scientific notation Yes Yes Yes Log, LN . Yes Yes Yes Number of memories 1 1 1 feel bad, Washington is a bour­ Trig (Arc, Sin, Cos, Tan) Yes Yes Yes Store Yes Yes Yes geois town." Hyperbolic Trig functions No Yes No Recall Yes Yes Yes Deg/Rad conversion (tnde- M, Yes Yes Yes Seeger 31so sang a few songs pendent of mode switch) Yes No No M- Yes No Yes off his new album, ("If you steal Deg/Rad mode selection Yes Yes Yes Mx Yes No Yes Polar coord .... Rect coord No No Yes M- Yes No Yes from one, it's plagiarism; if you yXex Yes Yes Yes Exchange X With M Yes No No steal from ten, it's scholarship."), lOX Yes No Yes Memory clear Yes No No including "Bright Early Morn­ X' No Yes No Memory busy indicator. Yes No No rx .. Yes Yes Yes ing", a pleasant folksy number, xfi No Yes No Manufacturers' suggested prices $89.95 $9995 $100.00 and the wistful "Precious Friend, l/X Yes Yes Yes November 13, 1975 You'll Be There."

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I (Please show billing address if it is different from shipping address shown below.) I Signature ______. ______Blue Ribbon I For Noll Name ______Address ______~ ______I Dr. Roger G. Noll has been I City ______Zip ______State ______I named to a blue-ribbon Advisory I Mail to: Microelectronic Product Division I Panel on Regulatory Reform, Rockwell International '" charged by Congress with investi­ I P.O. Box 10458 R k II I I I Santa Ana, CA 92711 OC we nternationa I gating federal regulatory policies and reporting its findings to the *Comparison based on manufacturers' suggested retail prices .. I in U.S.A. as of November 13, 1975. ...where science gets down to bUSiness ... Senate Committees on commerce ... and government operations. Just ------thought you'd like to know that. Page Four THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, November 21,1975 ; mark in social criticism. Meaning "an Andalusian dog", it purports "You're one of the ffWst beautiful women Lucky Man/ Andalusian .Dog to be a joint effort of Salvador Dali and Luis Bunuel, though I've ever seen, which isn't saying much for you." A plethora of motion pictures black, subversive films. certainly the contributions of the will be viewable in Baxter The Seashell and the Clergy­ Most readers have seen a Marx but they helped to revolutionize latter were more significant. Its Brothers film sometime or the film industry with the Lecture Hall over the forth­ man (La Coquille et fa Clergy­ scenario was derived from auto­ coming week. Tonight's ASCIT man, 1926-27) is a psychological another. They are frequently addition of sound. The dialogue matic writing-the authors let screened on rerun-movie TV movie is 0 Lucky Man, screening fantasy, intended to explore the was sophisticated, absurd, un· their script develop from disin­ stations, but lately they have at 7:30 and probably at some repressed depths of sexual desire naturally funny, and non-stop terested trains of disconnected been enjoying a college circuit (especially from Groucho). time two and a half hours later. and subconscious lust buried thought. Result: the film is Tomorrow brings sunshine in the within civilized man. Being a revival. Their anarchistic, cynical, All three of' the films Cinema· discontinuous and bizarre, reek­ merry-go-round humor is espe­ tech will be screening were made form of a Cinematech Marx Surrealistic film, it consists of a ing with sticky Freudian sym­ cially popular among the young. at Paramount Studios, where Brothers triple feature, starting at sequence of unreal, hallucinatory bology and sweaty sexual over­ Former vaudevillians, their they probably made their best 7:30 p.m. And next Wednesday, images which flaunt the norms of tones-most shocking. The first form of humor is a wild orgy of flicks. In 1935 they moved to those who sit in on the Art 101 plot and narrative, defying the sequence is a famous cinematic senselessness and abandon. there MGM to do more sterile, yet less movies will be subjected to a standard codes and ciphers of eye-opener in which Bunuel is little difference between one sloppy, more professionally made lethal dose of surrealism, as The filmic language. Antonin Artaud performs before the camera. Marx Brothers movie and anoth­ films. Duck Soup is probably the Seashell and the Clergyman and wrote the screenplay (he also Much of the film exploits er. They are insane comic best of the three; critics consider Un Chien Andalou are to be created the Theater of Cruelty); techniques of Gestalt association. episodes loosely bound to a silly it their best ever. It is their most shown at 7: 30. In reverse Germaine Dulac directed the Loosely, this intense film's chronological order: plot, usually the same actors or anarchistic, shit-kicking work, film, in a technically· unsatis­ thoughts are based on the types of characters, and some­ where they do a hearty parody The Art 10 1 films exemplify factory manner. Surrealists are author's acidulous disgust for the times jokes are transplanted from of government - "Hail Free· the school of Surrealism, an such freaky people that their fettered and inhibited life of the. film to film. There is an donia, land of the free!" A large artistic school of thought which most abstruse sexual fantasies bourgeousie. This intense repul­ obligatory musical number fea­ crowd is expected, so come a influenced the European avante­ would suffer in translation to the sion manifests itself on the turing Harpo on the harp and little early if you want a seat. garde in the Twenties. Surrealism screen anyway. Dulac exploited screen in startling and bitter Chico on the piano, and occa­ o Lucky Man, based on a (insofar as the cinema is con­ trick photography to produce her criticism of bourgeois institutions sionally a scene satirizing mu­ very strange idea by Malcolm cerned) attempts to represent the desired effect of dreamlike and morals. Un Chien Andalou is sicals. McDowell (remember Alex in pure functioning of thought by a strangeness, w.hich is most likely an unpleasant, disturbing film A combination of four orthog­ Clockwork Orange?), is a night. variety of means, mostly obscure. lost upon modern audiences which is not primary entertain­ onal personalities: Groucho, the marish sequence of events where The artists of the period aimed inured to trickery. ment. It is devilishly funny if cunning linguist; Harpo, the the protagonist, Mick, wanders to zap their audience with the Un Chien Andalou (1929) is a one's tastes run to the distaste­ silent primal Priapus; Chico, the through modern Twentieth cen· bizarre and the anti-conventional, "great" film, a classic of the ful. Italian word-twister; and last and tury England. It's an up-dated and thus tended to produce avante-garde cinema, and a land- -Lewis Hashimoto least, Zeppo, the parody of the Odyssey, but the hero has no All American boy from Blahs­ real purpose. Instead of monsters ville; the Marx Brothers were and gods bothering him, science, . diverse in personality, but in­ technology, and other nasties are Once Upon a Time tegral as a whole. The comple­ his foes. Like Odysseus, Mick has • • • ment each other in the same way no real free will. Fate poses new that sex and sadism go together. value of the film. But popular outrageous situations after things Reviewing a movie musical the Carnal Evil of Woman or the Groucho would be rambling on entertainment dictates brevity, seem to calm down. Mick seems such as Camelot is like criticizing Sin of Fleshly Lust themes from in his verbose hilarious manner hence with compression of the to . accept the absurdity and the hoariest and most venerable Judeo-Christian culture. This until Chico would cut him off by legend into a sequence of unfairness of the universe. After. Beach Boy records; technically, wide-screen, Panavision bourgeois twisting one of his words into a Broadway tunes comes the reduc­ two hours and forty-five minutes the movie musical comedy is a fantasy could have happened at senseless absurd pun. Harpo, who tion of its fine points to trivia, of this movie, I was downright flat and hackneyed means of Disneyland; the fabulous sets and never spoke, expressed himself expression, the heyday of which alas. worn out, but our hero kept on costumes were designed by John using the props hidden beneath has long passed, yet its value as The story of Camelot derives Truscott, who deserves mickle dancing. McDowell's portrayal, his trench coat. Groucho, the entertainment and escape are from a particularly grandiose credit. Redgrave is an amazing although uneven, was believable, master of words, needed Chico, probably because he didn't have enormous. Very few recent mus­ regal setting for the eternal talent as adulterous Guenevere. the illiterate, to interpret Harpo's to "act" to play the part of icals have been critically success­ triangle. Once again the viewer is Her voice, her grace, her air of silent language. Much of their Mick. ful (say, Cabaret) because the gripped by the dynamics of aristocracy are most appropriate humor was silent-era slapstick, Continued on Page Eight nature of such films makes for sexual intrigue as Redgrave plays for a queen, yet she transmits a ..••.••••...... ••••...... ••...... •...... : shallow plots, weak characteriza­ the indecisive seductee in the foxy wantonness as befits a Come join us at our extraordinary tions, and an enormously stilted, arms of flashy Italian Nero; once home-breaker. Nero has a beatific wooden use of song as a part of again one glimpses the torment smile and an incongruous Italian Quality Paperback the narrative. Unnatural expres­ and anguish within the betrayed accent. The music is nicely sion gives a negative appearance Harris as his life and his kingdom Broadway, loaded with middle­ Book Sale. in a medium such as the cinema, fall apart for the love of an American homey appeal. The which is based on plastic expres­ unfaithful woman. Ah, the Infer­ film, all in all, is fun, fun, fun. sion and movement. nal Triangle! The actors perform -Lewis Hashimoto %off co.ver Camelot is, however, an utter­ well this stylized moral tale of 50 price ly opulent extravaganza of song Outstanding current and back list titles and spectacle, with a sort of America's leading publishers. nostalgic appeal to viewers who are involved in that reminiscence thing. 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20 men each, working in pairs. mounted on the horse's hips and 5. TIRE SPREE (a) The tire (b) At a warning, one member of the, hOise's arms shall be around spree will be held on the mudded a team shall lie on his stomach the rider's legs with his hands course with a goal line 25 feet and his partner shall pick him up clasped in front. (c) The purpose from the center line and on each by the feet and move into of the contest is to unhorse the side of it. Eleven au to tires will position at the starting line. (c) entire pair of opponents. A pair be placed on the center line. (b) At the starting signal, a pair from shall be considered unhorsed Each team of 15 men will line Rules each class shall proceed when (I) the horses hands shall up at its own goal line. (c) The wheelbarrow fashion across the at any time become unclasped, contest will start with a signal first man of each team on one pit until the man on hands or (2) the pair fails to regain and will continue without 1. TUG OF WAR (a) Each side will travel the width of the reaches the end of the pit. (d) At combat position after a fighter's intermission for six minutes. (d) :eam shall consist of 20 men. (b) pit. (d) After hopping from the this point, the pair shall reverse count of 60. (d) Combat position At the end of the six minutes I\t the outset, each team shall pit, he will give the sack to the positions and proceed back to for a pair means that the horse is the contest will cease on a signal: on both feet. (e) Any pair ~xert a small pressure on a 100 next man on his team who will the start. Upon reaching the The team which has at that time foot rope. The teams will pull on attempt to repeat the starting line, the second pair shall attacking an opposing pair which the greatest number of tires is not in combat position and ~ach side of a mud pit, starting performance. (e) Forward proceed as above. (e) This shall behind its own goal line, will be with the first 5 men of each progress can be made only when continue until the tenth pair any pair not in combat position judged the winner. (e) A tire team in the pit. (c) At the erect and when at least one hand crosses the starting line. The first which attacks an opposing pair, going out of bounds will be blowing of a whistle, the tug of is holding the top of the sack. (f) team having its ten pairs finish shall be disqualified. (f) The thrown in again by the judges at war shall commence and shall The first team having its ten men will be declared the winner. team having the most pairs the point of departure. A tire not terminate until one team is finish will be declared the 4. HORSE AND RIDER (a) A standing after 10 minutes, will be going into the goal zone is not in pulled completely across the mud winner. team shall consist fo 5 pairs. (b) the winner. In case of tie, the play. (±) The goal zones of each contest will be continued until pit. (d) Choice of direction shall 3. WHEELBARROW RACE A pair shall consist of a horse team lie directly behind the ends one more pair is unhorsed. be made by use of a coin. Six (a) Relay teams shall consist of and rider. The rider shall be of the mud pit. judges shall preside . 2. SACK RACE (a) Each relay team will consist of 10 men. (b) Five men from one team will be station"ed on one side of the mud pit while the remaining five will be on the other side of the pit. (c) At the starting'signal, the • Gift Lab Continued from Page One whose gift helped make the laboratory possible. The specially designed re­ search laboratory will be used by researchers here in studies of the origin, composition, and move­ ment of atmospheric pollutants in the Los Angeles Basin. 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CALTECHBOOKSTORE Page Eight THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, November 21,1975 and lost all of the first four SPORTS! matches. Jacob Ng managed to Ping-Pong Bounced win the fifth match and boosted OXYCourses the CCSA team spirit. Even so, Continued from Page One by Mike Ma only Daniei Kwoh and Willie Ng creativity. M,W 2-4. The Caltech Chinese Student managed to win their second The 1920's and 1960's: Com· Association played the PCC matches and CCSA was down by Joe Esker parisons and Contradictions. Two Chinese Student Association in a 3-7 at the end of the second Another season has come and was the breakdown of the pivotal eras of American history ping-pong match last Saturday. It round. One more match to PCC gone for Caltech's football team, defensive backfield. This is where viewed thematically. M,Th was a close match with the and all would be over. The CCSA leaving behind a win record now most of the defensive mistakes lO-noon. CCSA losing 7-8. team began to regain much of familiar to most Techers. This were made, since there were Ancient Athens. An intel­ season, however, was unusual in fewer running plays broken for There were five players on their skill and Khuan Chow, each team: representing CCSA Chi-Ming Chan, Daniel Kwoh and lectual and social history of that Tech only lost four games: toughcowns by opponents. Athens in the Hellenic and 42-0 to Whittier J.V.; 39-0 to Next year should see a better were three grad students and Willie Ng all won to bring the three undergrads (players plus an score to 7-7. Both fans and Hellenistic periods. T,F Claremont J.V.; and two, 35-14 team (maybe even a bonfire?) if lO-noon. and 27-10, to La Verne J.V. It a quarterback emerges from the alternate): Chi-Ming Chan, Daniel players were then excited and Kwoh, Willie Ng, Khuan Chow, enthusiasm reached its peak. Harmony. Introduction to har· might have been five, but sea of talent around Tech. If you monic practice, including realiza· Jacob Ng and Chia-Chang (sub­ Jacob Ng then came on to play Redlands cancelled. can throw a football you should tion of figured bass. Analysis of stitu te). Each player played three the last match against PCC's no. The season started grimly, as consider going out for the team. simple forms. T,W,Th,F 1-2. players from the other team. The 1 ball-battering ping-pong pro. evidenced by the performance in Even if you can't throw, but Beginning Guitar. An intro­ CCSA team was out of practice Sic transit gloria mundi. its first scrimmage. One player have some inner voice saying, duction to the classical guitar cites the lack of experience as "Football", then start getting including basic techniques and the main reason for the poor into shape now! Coach Gutman musicianship. M 3-4:30. showing this year, as there were has made it clear that in the o Lucky Man Comparative Political pro., only four players with more than future a more serious attitude cesses: Third World Factors two years' experience. On the will be taken toward football, affecting development and brighter side, there were more which should make playing a Epic Bog change: economic systems, value linemen this year, which should richer and more rewarding exper­ orientations, political institutions, ' make things better next year. ience. So start doing some Continued from Page Four change. These shocking changes and alternative ideOlogies., Preseason predictions of fu­ running, weightlifting, and gen­ Lindsay Anderson, the direc­ become predictable and tiresome. M,T,W,Th 1-2. ' ture performance for the most erally getting in good shape if tor, made a previous ftlm with Like Gockwork Orange, it plays Great Jewish Thinkers. Phil· part held, as the only surprise you intend to play next year. McDowell, If . ... If ... , unlike on two opposing emotions osophers and theologians from I o Lucky Man, centers upon a Simultaneously-shifting moods Rabbi Akiba to Martin Buber., single incident, a schoolboy quickly. A scene is repulsive, yet M,Th 10-noon. revolt, rather than a series of hilarious at the same time. The Religions of China and Japan. I Hockey Shokku disjointed episodes. In 0 Lucky plot of the movie is directionless, The history, beliefs, and present Man, Anderson tries to make a the unifying factor being practices of Taoism, Confucian· 70's epic, but falters in convolu­ McDowell and music which is ism, Japanese Buddhism, and by Bob D. T. Hardy the first few minutes of this first tions. The film starts out fast, performed and written by Alan Shinto. M-F 1-2. The players ftled into the game of the season by scoring but it bogs down and drags until Price (former leader of the This is merely a sample of the dressing room after demolishing two quick goals. It was really some dramatic shocking event Animals group). McDowell holds courses offered at Occidental, Cal State Northridge. Everyone Cliff Brown's fault. As the Tech causes the whole scene to on and keeps smiling through College to Caltech students as a was giving Phil Wood a rub on goalie, Cliff usually prepares for every disaster, just as the music part of the Caltech/Occidental the head or a slap on the back. the games by drinking as much As the season gets underway, optimistically plays on-pulsing exchange program. The full list It was really his night. as he can. Unfortunately, he was the team would like to thank its life-celebration beat. 0 Lucky of courses is available from the "How many goals did you stone cold sober this night. Dan McMahan for his anonymous Man tries to express the joy of Occidental admissions office at score, Phil?" "Whatsa madder" said a donation of one dollar. living on a bizarre planet, but 1600 Campus Rd., L.A., Calif. "Well," said Phil, "let's see. Northridge player, "your goalie Next game is against Northern fails. The end result is that music 90041 or call 259-2700. Those One, two, uh three, uh, don't tell asleep?" Cliff deserves the credit Arizona University, Saturday No­ and McDowell aren't strong who may be interested and need me, uh four ... many. I scored for three of Northridge's four vember 29 at 5 :45 p.m., West enough to hold the film together. or can offer rides between many goals." goals. Other than that, he played Covina Ice Arena. Next league It is a test of endurance. How Caltech and Occidental please Phil Wood is not one of a reasonable game. game is agalnst USC, Monday, long can Mick last before he contact Jeff Blair (796-6293 or Caltech's numerical wizards, but Three rookies, Jay Kille a, December 1 at 11:00 p.m., completely burns out? How long off-campus box in Lloyd House). one should not expect him to be John Ting, and Steve Wright, in Pickwick Ice Arena in beautiful can the viewer last? able to count too high. This is their debut on the ice for this downtown Burbank. USC is a -Robert Tajima for three reasons: 1) he is a Caltech season, collectively new power in the league, and it CLASSIFIED ADS Canadian (four is a very large gathered four goals. Moyles and might as well be admitted that in FOREIGN STUDENTS For Sale: 1 pro AR-3a's. Call number for a Canadian), 2) he is Harris also scored. The grand a preseason exhibition with them SHIPPING SPECIALISTS OF AI Nikora, 449-9886. Ruddod in the Chemical Engineering total: Caltech 12, Northridge 4. Caltech was sorely defeated. BAGGAGE AUTOMOBilES' House. department, 3) when Caltech of­ HOUSEHOLD ARTICa.ES'· fers its athletic scholarships, COMMERCIAL CARGO For sale: '70 Mustang, automatic, intelligence is not looked into. ATTENTION FOREIGN STUDENTS/ AIR. OCEAN. 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