Don't just stand there looking like Act like one! a dumb frosh! lRlIFORNIA Copyright 1971 by the Associated Students of the Ca.liforniaTechInstitute of Technology. Incorpcor;tfed. Volume LXXIII Pasadena, California, Thursday, September 23, 1971 Number 1 "Goodnight, David" Frosh Camp Huntley -Replaces Lurie As Dean New Location, Same Old Program Dr. Stirling L. Huntley, an Dr. Huntley, 46, has had a broad National Association for Foreign administrator of the University of range of experience in university Student Affairs, serving as vice Hawaii,was appointed as associate affairs. He went to the University of president in 1966-67; the American by Phil Neches Pedro, the mode of transit will dean of graduate studies at Caltech. Hawaii in 1969 as director of Association of Collegiate Registrars This year's freshman orientation, switch to boat, with arrival at Camp Dr. Huntley will join the Caltech admissions. Later, as director of and Admissions Officers, and the to be held at Camp Fox, Catalina Fox slated for 12:30. faculty early in October after he participant services, he became College Entrance Examination Island, will feature a "minimal Welcome completes his commitments as direc­ responsible for the office of admis­ Board. He has traveled widely in his formal program, " according to In one of several semi-formal tor of participant services at the sions, alumni and records, com­ work and in 1966 was in the Associate Dean of Students David sessions, the usual "welcoming University of Hawaii's East-West m unity re la tions, conferences, Philippines as a Fulbright-Hays Wood. There will be more time for remarks by dean types and ASCIT Center. The educator, who will housing and participant activities. lecturer on university adminis­ recreational activities and informal President types" will occur. Talks work with Dr. Cornelius Pings, From 1959 to 1969 he served in tration. discussions, he indicated. on the Honor System and "edu­ Caltech vice provost and dean of Stanford University's admissions Born in Los Angeles, Dr. Huntley Freshmen, faculty and upperclass cation at Caltech and how to cope graduate studies, will succeed Dr. office, the last four years as director received his bachelor's degree from counselors, administrators, and var­ with it," and introductions of Harold Lurie, who is on leave of of transfer and graduate admissions. UCLA and a PhD in speech and ious hangers-on will board the people who students will find absence. He has been active in the drama from Stanford. busses at 8:30 this morning. At San occasion to deal with-the admini­ stration, health center personnel, the Institute psychologists, and More Than 366 Days? others-will occupy other sessions. Brown Moves Up Spokesmen for the many extra­ curricular activities available will Y Plans Big Year Ahead give short presentations at the Saturday morning session. After the In The World, by Claude Anderson Many unique forms of entertain­ talks by commentators who can say formal session, freshmen will have a The Caltech Y.M.C.A., already an ment to heighten the feeling what they think rather than what chance to seek out those spokesmen active organization on campus, has generated. they think we want to hear. Past for more information. Books Must Go! many events planned for this fall. If On October 16 there will be a experience has shown speeches by Return you are a new student, you arc concert of Indian-Pakistan jazz politicians to be full of hype and The entourage of freshmen, already aware of some of what the musicians in Baxter Auditorium. not at all honest. The Y hopes that counselors, and the rest will leave by Channon Price Y is doing. Providing transportation The Y.M.C.A. is paying all the bills, this will present a truer' picture of Catalina about noon Saturday, and Now that President Brown has to campus and organizing a fresh­ so the money taken in will all go life today. arrive back at Caltech by about 4 acquired the third floor of Millikan man camping trip are just the first for relief of Flood Victims in West Y.M.C.A. President, John Bean, p.m. Freshmen will be left to their for himself, the Humanities Library of the Y's services to the student Pakistan. emphasizes that the Y is not so own devices until 9:00 a.m. Mon­ has been forced to try to compress body. A series on the California Legal much an organization as it is day, when all will congregate in 20I three floors of materials into two. One of the most exciting exper­ System is being planned. Rather individuals working on projects to East Bridge to fill out the American With the help of some acquired space iences is the human potential than just having lectures, this will improve the Caltech way of life. If Council of Ed ucation survey, fol­ in Dabney 206, they hope they're movement, called "Every day you're Gonsist of trij)s to Los Angeles you have a suggestion or anything lowed by campus tours conducted going to make it. The staff is sending growing." This will help you see Courts to view criminal trials and that you wish to contribute, drop by upperc1ass guides. the Dewey catalogued books to yourself and your relation to others visits to CBli;",,-,,; Slate Prisnns. by the Y office on the second floor Classes for freshmen and upper­ Dabney, from whencc they'll be of Winnett. classmen start on Tuesday. in a different perspective. It will A service of which you may not ._-"---- checked out. However, the catch is consist of four sessions beginning be aware is the record library. For that they're to be returned to October 14: 1. You're beautiful $2.00 a year, you can have a really News Briet Millikan, so that they can be potentially. Discussions on making good selection of rock albums re-numbered with the Library of friends with people; especially peo­ available. If you lose anything on Congress system. ple of the opposite sex. A study of campus, it will probably turn up in As the open space on the fourth how we express ourselves in song. 2. the Y office. If you ever need a Hillel Sponsors SelVices and fifth floors becomes non-existent Non-verbal expreSSion. Work on quick $25. loan, this will also be from switchovers and acquisitions, bioenergetics-the effects of the mind available there. room will be made in the basement on the body and the body on the During upperclass registration, by sending Uncle Sam's Government mind. 3. Developing personal ritual. there will be a place provided by The Hillel Club is sponsoring ser­ jn Clubroom 2, and Yom Kippur ser­ Documents over to 15 Dabney. Esti­ How to develop your own habits the Y for voter registration, If you vices on campus for the current vices will start 9:00 a.m. Wednesday mates arc that maximum density will for selfexpression. 4. Joy. The wish to become a registrar, a three holidays. For Shabat Shuvah, Friday morning in the same location. be reached two years from now; after celebratior. experience. An attempt hour class for this will be given later evening services will be held in the A Simchat Torah service is plan­ that the height of Millikan becomes to eliminate the negative aspects of in the term. Y lounge (tentatively) at 6:30 p.m., ned for Monday evening, October variable above nine stories. Callech by emphasizing the positive. Work is being done on a series of and Saturday morning services will I 1, complete with Hassidic dancing. start at 9 :00 a.m. in Clubroom 2 of Kiddush (refreshments) will be ser­ Air Pollution Winnett. ved following this and the Shabat Kol Nidre services will start at Shuvah services. EDL Fights Smog, Parking Problems 6: 30 p.m. Tuesday evening, Sept. 28, One third of Caltech's staff and Possible difficulties are, "that lt's One EQL researcher said, "Last The Walk That Was grad students are wil1ing to car-pOOl hard to find copasetic [adj. slang, year there were 250 days when the in an attempt towards the eventual Excellent- first rate (origin carbon monoxide level exceeded the evanescence of smog. That's the unknown)] people with similar state standard, and 98% of CO result of a five-question questionaire schedules." Also, there's a longer pollutants arc caused by autos." taken this August by :WOO Cal tech pick-up time, tire feeling \hat "what I EQL's John Trijonis, who is staft members and grad student,;. do cut down in smog can't make that preparing a PHD Thesis on the The Environmcntal Quality lab much difference," the extra harship economics of air pollution in the LA (EQl), who directed tire survcy, when a pool member is sick or on B:1sin added tlrat 75 per cent of the hope tlrat others wJil "think twice vacation. and less mobility fOi local eye- irritating, plant-damaging about the pollution they produce crrands, leaving latc or carly, etc. photo-chel\1ical smog is caused by enroute to work," and perhaps suffer On October I there is a autos. themsclves to try carpooling. get-acquainted social for prospective The reduction of LA basin smog is Patti Horne, EQL research aide, "quintuplc uppers" from 2:00 to Ofle of EQL's main concerns. The who is engineering the massive 5:00 p.m. in Dabney Lounge. Lists other is energy demand and supply. logistics project of grouping persons of Techers by neighborhood arc in EQL's long-range, antj-smog strategy by neighborhoods, added, "We'have preparation now, and will be consists of: the conversion of fieet found quite a few teachers who live distributed to interested persons vehicles (which comprise about 1/3 on the same street." before the event.