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FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1974 VOLUME 9, NUMBER 16 ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 4714X Centennial Celebration Begins With Opening Convocation This Weekend The entire student body of Worcester College will . speak, Rose is invited to a party. and then several honorary de- The location: the Rose campus. grees will be awarded to people The Time: it starts tomorrow who have contributed in some night at 6:00 and lasts through way to the Institute. the end of 1974. The Occas- At 8:00 p.m. is the Banquet. ion: Rose's 100th birthday. To It. will be attended by faculty. find out exactly what's going on staff, alumni, rnembers of the this weekend the THORN in- Board of Managers, students, terviewed Dr. A. R. Schmidt, honorary degree winners, and Chairman of events. everyone else involved in the The Opening Convocation will opening convocation. Dr. Log- be held in the auditorium, unless an will speak on the goals of there isn't enough room for the the Institute. audience. in which case it will The tone of the entire Cen- be moved to the fieldhouse. Dr. tennial Celebration will be set Bloxome will first present a this weekend. It is not. nostal- short-'history of Rose, atik:will gia, but rath'er a time for look- present special copies of the ing forward. It is hoped that History to the President of Wor- this weekend will have the air Laie Anjed; . cester College, past members of a carnival. After all, how Hulman Memorial Union's the site for the centennial banquet. of the board of managers, and many times is someone 100 past presidents. The president of years old'? DRESSER TUTORING CAMPUS LOUNGIN' IN Swope Gallery Announces 30th PROGRAM NEEDS POT POURRI THE LIBRARY Annual Wabash Valley Camera Club Sponsors Photo By JACK FARR TUTORS Contest With a break in the weather, Exhibition By JOHN TURNER Once again, the Rose Camera the new library is being labored Details concerning the 30th Theodore Rich Watercolor Now that the Thorn-Peace Club is sponsoring a Photo Con- upon once again. Eventually Annual Wabash Valley Exhibi- Award of $100. The Non-Pro- Corps drive is well under way, test for all Rose students and the structure will be a reality, faculty. Deadline for entry isn't tion have been announced by fessional Award is available I'd like for you to think back but then, what to do with the art- UNTIL April 1st (further details the Sheldon Swope Art Gallery. only to non-professional to the pro football season. Re- old cherished knowledge cen- non-professional and to be announced) so you have ter? The show will open on Sun- ists. Both member at halftime when a huge professional entrants are eli- lineman would come on and say, plenty of time to prepare. If As a member of the Campus day, March 3. Entries will be accepted beginning noon on Tues- gible for all other awards. "What we need, money can't you need help, the Camera Club Planning committee I was asked day, Jan. 22, and through Feb. In addition, eight special pur- buy"? Well you are precisely is presenting a series of pro- what the students thought should 13. Judging will chase prizes will be sponsored need. If you can't grams on the basics of photog- be done with the old library. take place on what we by educational and business the Thorn raphy. They will range from Naturally, I responded, but with February 15 and 16. spare the money for groups. These include the Indi- drive, or if you just want to do taking the picture to producing only my opinions in mind. In professional or Any artist, ana State University Purchase more, this is your opportunity. the finished product. The pro- short, I concluded that the pre- working in any non-professional, Prize of $250; the Rose-Hulman the Wabash River grams will be held on Tuesday sent library is largely a lounge within a Just across medium and residing Institute of Technology Purchase from the Terre Haute City Hall nights at 7:00 in room B 119 to put in time between periods. of Terre radius of 160 miles Prize of $200; the Saint Mary there is a small community cal- on: Compared to the "normal" col- enter. Haute is eligible to of the Woods College Purchase led Dresser. Once a week, Jan. 29 — Black and White lege library, Rose has an ex- Prize of $100; the Vincennes students from Rose and ISU go Printing and Developing, tremely high distraction coef- Gallery acquisition awards in- University Purchase Prize of out to Dresser to tutor grade Feb. 12 — Special PROBLEMS ficient, in fact, in excess of clude: Swope Art Gallery Award $50; the University of Evans- school students, help them with and Developing, and the limits established by Cap- of Excellence of $750; the Sculp- ville Purchase Prize of $200; their homework, and provide Feb. 12 — Special Problems tain 4.0. ture Award of $500; the Sixth the Merchants National Bank of a studying atmosphere which and Special Effects. Converting the present library Annual Walter C. Cook Memori- Terre Haute Purchase Prize they cannot get at home. Right Beginning next quarter, pro- to a student lounge would be al Award of $300; the Seventh of $150; the Moore-Langen Print- now, this program is in danger fessionals will present pro- inexpensive (a plus for approval) Annual Women's Division of ing and Publishing Company of being terminated due to lack grams on portrait lighting, print and would serve the purpose the Swope Art Gallery Award the of tutors. Sacrificing two hours mounting, and composition. of both segments of our student of $300; the Louis Hoffman Purchase Prize of $150, and M. D. of your time each week can Everyone, from beginner to pro- body. Nobody can really get Memorial Award of $300; the Frank E. Wiedemann, Prize of keep this project going and give fessional, is urged to attend. any "librarying" done in a Ernestine and Leon Blum Award Memorial Purchase these kids a chance to escape lounge or lounging done in a of $250; the Mr. and Mrs. $100. the indifference of an entire Freshman Elections library; yet this is only my community. The freshman representative opinion—what's yours. Drop The Dresser Tutoring Pro- elections will be held on Tues- a line to box 537 with your gram is being co-ordinated day, January 22, 1974 in the ANSWER to this CRISIS, its through the Catholic Student hall outside the student govern- one in which you actually have Center for Rose-ISU. Religion, ment office from 8:45 a.m. to a voice. however is not an obstacle or 12:30 p.m. The elections will even a requirement for tutors. be held for BSB hall only since nings of Jan. 29, Feb. 5, 12, We urge all of you, whether for all other elections the num- 19 and 26 in room C-102 of the RMIHS or RMIHSMS, to check ber of petitions received equal- Main Building on the Rose- your schedules for a few free ed the number of positions to Hulman campus. hours Tuesday evenings, about be filled. Those declared duly Dr. James R. Eifert, assis- 6:00-8:15 p.m. If you have the elected are: Speed Hall; Randy tant professor of mechanical time and think you might want Smith and Phil Mott: Off Cam- engineering, will teach the to help, contact John Turner pus; John Jacobsen. course offered at a cost of $30 (108 Mees Ext. 275) or Steve The candidates for BSB hall for the five-meeting series. Bakos (204 Blumberg Ext. 262) are: Michael Norris, Jay Smith, According to Dr. Eifert, the for additional information. Not and John Nelson. From these program will provide a forum everyone has the same oppor- three the two representatives in which the participants can tunities you had when you grew will be elected. present topics they wish to up. Elections Committee have discussed. _ Dr. Eifert, who joined the The professor who comes to CONTINUING Rose-Hulman faculty in 1972, class late is rare; in fact, earned a B.S.