[The Stute] November 11, 1977 (Issue 10, Volume LXXVI)

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,.S::,Q"ciei:Y' ,:for;-won,an'" engin'eers see,k$

$,Qtpprt.&:n;eWlllembers

.' must be· made' for tne S'clenc" and management:Ac-

Women· :£n'gln"i's' meetlng',on semester activities. tlvltles of the organization, date there are range from Informative in- :

, 8:;10:".":,":' AJI members", ,In, 'the Stev.ens· teres!lng ,guest speakers, to '

mUlt ,New members are 'b.hapter;·yel there are over 100 plant trips and workshops.

,u,rga.d ' ·to Tni$ wome!! (1200 sludents) on cam-

)Ifill: .n(ll. be, !on!l,an.d not :'pus-thill are, eligible to.loln, .The 1I100kalmos(lwo years for Ihe ': ·wlth ,.TA.!l:J:O or 'Soclely'for,Women Englheers Is 'Stevens Ohapter ofSWE to obanyone;s:, stUdies' a.,·· ·prdfes.slonal· tal,!1lts charter, L,et's not lose ItI IItude:,' ot, tesls are' organization open to all woman SWE needs new melllbers and ,,}or the.; 'and men at StevenS.TheadYan- mUlt have, 'the support' of the tpe.meetlng.ls hnpor-tages o.f.lolningthe soclely In- present members. Please give tapt, ':', clude ",scllol,rshlp 'oppor- the meeting on Tuesday.alleasl Importan'ce is tunitles, career ,snd lob ahalf-houro!yourtlme.ltcould stressed "beCause. all', paid ,guidance. and sources mean the d,llerence b,etwe,n members of SWE are Involved In' of. ,In.formatlon, relating:, to SWE being an organlzallon ora a problemlhatl1as ,various; .areas ;01 engineering, ' legend, cernlng, the Slev,ens; chaptar and. SWE nllllol'l8I., 'This probl,ann.vlll ,be dlsCljsSlldonly at the. SWE meeting. Also, plans

Stev.ensGlee Club foappear in Newark

As the above picture IndICIII , thll palt _kend wal the leene of _eral probleml Involving HCurlly. Among the wal the over· , turned 'elr end veral planted flrel In dorml. Due to the II In Hayden, leveral the elsrm Iyltam came to light. In , anlwer to. many Inqulrt eonCllrnlng the fire hosea In H.yden dormitory. This dol'llt.hal a dry pipe aYltem; Which meanl waler mUlt be pumped In,to the pipe eonnectlonl on the aouth ealt comer 0' the building. by the fire deJllrtment. AIIO, when an extlnqulaher Is u d. tell lecUrtly ,10 It OlIn be recharged. (All extlngullhers are now charged up on campul.) ,

ATTENTION DORM RESIDENTS:

At the loundlng 0' the fire bell, you will:'

·-Evacuate the building In an orderly manner

-·Walk. not run, to the' nearelt exit.

··Call to neighbors, and knock on room doors on the way out.

-·Regard all alarma al a'FIRE, nol a drill or fal alarm.

--D.o nol re-enter the building until Inltrueled to do a".

A lot of people deserve oredlt for taking time to register and vote. 'Watch for these people In a few years because they'll be the leaders of tomorrow.

Election Results

,NSF sponsors. Career Workshop

With a grant from 1119 Nallonal Science Foundation, the Cenler for Advanced Study In Education (part of the City University of New York's Graduate School and University Center) Is spon, sorlng II one day free workshop for freshmen and sophOmore women.

The workshop, "It's My L.lfe!," Is designed to provide young college stUdents enrolled In public and private two-year and four-year oolleges and opportunity to Investlgato careers In, the social.' phyclcal, and behavioral sciences; to plot personal oareer palhs; and to Interact formally. and Informally with female sclentlsis. II will be held on December 21, 1077 at the City University's Graduate School In New York City.

In antlolpatlon that there may be space to accommodate e

limited number of women altending oolleges oulslde the immadlate geograpl1lcal area, we are Inviting your students to apply. 'We have enclosed several copies of s poster, pUbliciZing the workshop, cards which Interested 'w6men may use tei request an application, end the appllcalion forms that Include much of the desorlp.tlons information required ,by the National Science Foundalion. We would very muoh appreciate It If you would have the posters displayed '(filling In a campus' localion whore perliolpants could, oblaln en application):

If you ,need Information, or have any questions or suggestions, you csn contsct

Roberta Johnson, Dean of Women, on the 10th floor.

AnENTION CLASS OF 1901

, The STUCO Election Committee would like to fo;mally apologize for the foul up with the elections hel(J'on November 8 and 9. Elections will be re-run Tuesday and Wednesday, November·15 and 16 during 4th and 5th periods. If you have. already voted you will have to vote again. We are sorry If we have caused any inconvenience to the candidates and the Class of '81.

Respectfully,

Ian Howe '80

Rick Castro '80 Tom Cirillo '80

HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY

EDITORIAL: ROGERSLAND

Dear 'Editor, I would like to compleme'1t " his past week Cashmere was poring over some dusty tomes Security on It's prompt In a long forgotten library and came across the tale of a response to a medical distant and far away land Whose history quite Intrigued emergen'ey that happened on him. The story that was unfolded to him was one of a kingdom the 4th floor center on Wed., called by various names In the surrounding countries such as' Nov.9.At,about8:15P.M.,acall Islandia and Lyceum Isle, but known mainly as Rogersiand. came Into the center desk, 'It kingdom was situated In a region which the Inhabitants called was Jeported that an ,a,lumnus by, Jack Anderton accursed; since their kingdom was In the midst of this e,xecrable was having difficulty breathing., with Joe SPeer , ' land,theyconslderedthemselvesa race to be pitied by one an,d all. The girl at the desk decidad to, ',: ''''''', ,, , , 'callanambulinceand,Securlty. WASHINGTON ,- • We that ,theY,xe , When Cashmere first read this, he wondered, why the people'''f I responded to the call bacause I previously reported that, the stili of the White House•. , Rogersland continued to live in a land they coneldered ierrlble. am an ambulance attendanl. Jus ,Dep,artment was :Several.sentors. of!ered When Cashmere read further, It was' revealed, that for over a, got there II; about two ,Preparing to Indict former ,to, ,I,f, ',he, century the ancestors of Rogersland had handed down the the patient was havln,fconstrlc- The, ito' kingdom to their descendants for safekeeping. Alll!"es In the little tlng cllest pains Indlcatlve,ota' agsinst grew oUfofa storY ", ' , kingdom's history, the management of the lands had been quite heart attack. Almost as soon as ',we broke ," 1912., ' , 'Blae,st Threat A prestigioUs,' fruitful; and yet In other'tlmea, and due to many influences, the soon as I had gotten him to lie ' wer.pOrted 'at"that',.ilme that washington tiiin,k"t,ank;,calle,il,: management of the Ilinds had suf,fered and hence all the people of ' " , '" d ' the tiny kingdom suffered. But even tlirough theSe hard times., down Security arrived with ox- the, 'had, w,llrked with, Worldwlitch: has' Isolate,\'Iihat people of Rogersland took courage and hope In one 'thlrg. ygen. This was, about three, Interna,tlo'1 al Telephorie,,'!l!!d' ;co,nslder ",the", greatest' thing that gave the people hope was the Inhabitants of the minutesafter I had arrived., Ox- ,Telegraph companllto'blcck'fhreat,to'ournatlonal securlly.,: surrounding desolate,lands. That Is, the inhabitants of the lands ygen was administered and'the Chilean, ,'SaNaei,or, , The' y;t 'been'" surrounding the kingdom 'were considered of a lower class by patient "was kept Allende from !akl fll1 office. Bl;l,th 'released,to,the pUblili. But-we ' ' thos!! Within the castle walls. Thlsatlltude was well known by those untll the ambiJlance the ,CIA and".t:TT den,llld.',the 'can reveal': that 'if does' not list ' outside the walls, and hence, wasalwaysnource oHrouble forthe This was a totel of eight minutes, ,story. Illook aSenatelnvestlg"- 'Sovlermlsslles'arid'Ho·bomb88s king and his council of elder noblemen. after the ,call ,came In. The tion to get,the:facts out.· 'our grelltest menace. ,.-

Beli Wol:i'l Else, Up ,on Heims

The king of Rogersland and his council of elders, as the tale pallentw.asthentransportedto Now, a 'jury has 'T,,'- ' revealed, were the omniscient rulers of the kingdom in spite of what the hopsltal. recommended multlple.,pount ding to :the stUdY,'ls, the 011, the wise men (and their charges) said or did. The king had, as most At tlie time of the writing of Indictments against ''"!elms fpr shortage: We,are runnlng,put of rulers do, a lifelong hQld on the throne aOd the reins of power. But, this letter I do 'nol know the ,misinforming the Senate. 011 and we're not'. developing

If anything "Yere ever to happen to the king, the council of el!lers condition of the patient, as this' But people In hl'gh plices have ,alternate energy , would take over and prOVide new ruler for the kingdom. ' happened an hour and a 'half brought' tre.mendouspressure ,Wealso have moretofearfrom This was asight to behold. When the council began to select a' ago. Throughout this entlre'ln- onAltorneYGenerarGrlfflnBell,poliution, thestudYclalms,than new ruler, or If In factthe king just wanted to pick someone to go on cident Security handled itself to drop the cis!!agjllnsl Helms. from Soviet planes :imd ships. a special crusade for him, the various princes, barons, counts and with complete professionalism They fear Helms may tie forced Vet little' Is :I)elng done, the even mouzhlks were Instantaneously transformed into faithful and with utmost I would' to' national, secrets in study warns, about these most tf 'I h"" b like to thank Security for a jO,b order to def,end himself. serious threats to 'our, na'tlon' al servan s 0 the k ng. T ese servants were always eager to oast of their bravery In battle and ability to rule (and lead) the various ,well done. This could cause In'calcu'lible security. , serfs, soldiers and wise men of the klligdom. Unfortunately, (as.the ' David Semko '80 damage. Foreign Intelligence

Diplomatic: Plp,lline: ,"I'he fate of Rogersland shows) the wiSll men of the kingdom at times Editor's Note: The alumnus In may alSll slop, Chinese communists have became embroiled In the llternal chameion-like strUggles of the question Is /=rank J. Oliver '71, cooperating with' the CIA If a, qU'letly kept up their contacts nobility. This juxtaposing on the part ofthe wise men was ascurce He Is presently In the hOl/pltal CIA director can be compelled ,with ,ex-President Richard Nlx- ' of great embarassment to the king and also became a point which being detained for observation. to confidences In open 'on, at San 'Clemente. ,The top nearly destroyed the entire kingdom. That Is, the fortunes of the The STUTE ,steff would like to court. Chlnese'dlploms,t In this c,ounland went down considerably, and hence, many serfs, foot soldiers wish him a speedy recovery. But, th!, attorney gene[al try, AmbassadorHuang clien, and peasants nerly starved to death due to the timidity and lack of ' believes he has figured, o,ut, a told us hels in regulartouch moral purpose of the nobility. Of all the people In the kingdom, only Dear Editor, ,.,way, to ,protect, the n!!tlonal In- With Nixon. He sa,ld the Chinese a.few did not take part in the annual positioning for pOwer. These First" of 'all'; 1 would like' to terest. ,He would present 'aoy don't forget their friends: They were a knight of the, 7th,Ievel"two knights of the 10th level, and a apologize to the Freshmen for sensitive evidence to the judge will always be gratefu,1 to Nixon, knlght,oUhe 13th level. 'l'hese knights Wllre known throughoutthll the overall poor handling of the In secret. The judge would hear Huang said, for re-establlshlng land as good, not only good and faithful servants of the king, but In Class Representative election. all the arguments for. and Chinese-American relations., addition thllY maintained the creed and spirit of the ancestors of The election will be reheld next against revealingthe evlde.nce. 'The Ol1lne$e won't drop Nlx-, Rogersland. In addition to these knights, the talll mentions in week. Remember, to err .Is Then the Justice oepartment, on" therefore, just because lie (Continued on page 4, col. 1) human; to forgive Is divine. We'll of would abide by the has fallen from ,power. ,Hul!ng get it straight next time. ,iudgll s rUling. said he stili visits the formllr,

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Circulation

Contributing this week:

Jerry Linden '81

Dennis Boudreau '81

Mike Culilln 'il1

Ken Abel '79

Transport Eng.

Jim Natale '81

Chuck Orthman '81

Jeff Silverberg '81

John Lutz '81

Second, I would like to thank The conscientious Griffin Bell president on the Weat Coast. the STUTE's News Editor for 'believes CIA officials must be -The StatA Department was the' excllilent coverage this SUbject to the law. They cannol dismayed by South Africa's' Semester's meetings have be excused from trial. he c'rackdown on black received, even though our believes, on national security newspepers and organizations. Secretary has had considerable grounds. This would milan that OU[ inside sources say the Undifficulty getting the minutes of CIA agents could break the law ,Ited States will reconsider Its the meetings typed. whenever they pleased, without relationship with South Africa.

Third, I would like to II- any worry about facing trial. moves are under dls-' lumlnate some of the more re- BellwlliconsultwltlJPresldent cussioniodramatizeAmerlca's cent activities and ac- Carter, however, before making displeasure. First, the Siate compllshments oUhe Council. I the final decision whether to Department may discourage hope this will remove any doubt bring Richard Helms to trrlal. U.S. Investment In South Africa. as to"what we do.' Uneasy PIICe: rwo weeks Then If the situation worsens, The most Importent ectlon the @go,wlltoldthebackstagestory the United Statlls might actually Council has undertaken this of the Senate filibuster over Impose a trade' boycott. The semester has been to vote to natural gas prices. We raported State Department may also raise the Student Activity Fee. that two Democratic senators, reduce the size of the U,S. emIn the long term (and short James Abourezk of South bassy In Johannasburg, or perterm) picture this action can Dakota and Howard Metzen- manently withdraw the U.S. amonly help the student activities baum of Ohio, were quietly urg- bassador. on this campus. The benefits of ed by the White House to keep Headlines And Foolnotes: The this action will begin to take talking. ' pUblic will soon be paying a bit effect nllXtBllmester, bUllhefuli Then theWhlteHousedouble- more for pesticides and pest efffect won't be realized till next crossed them and helped to sprays. The Environmental year. break the filibuster. We Protection Agency wants to Next Is the neascllnt Security reported that both senators, equip the produbts with chlldCommittee. There has always were furious. Abourezk eVlln proof safety caps, similar to been a ftlled for a communlca- called President Carter a liar. those now used on aspirin tlon link blltwelln the Student Now we have a sequel to the bottles. Prices will go up, as a Body, the CounCil, and Securl· story. Carter Invited thll two result, about a a can ty.Hopefullythlscommltteewlli ruffled lawmakers to thll White President Carters top female fill that nelld. The commillellis House to smoke the peace plPll aide, Midge Constanza, has Inpresently engaged In Inter- with him. The president furlated fellow bureaucrats with viewing prospective Class apologized to the senators. He her high-handed ways. They representatives.You don't have was warm and oompllmllntary. say she has a habit of wrltln,g to be a member of the Council Officially,' the h'atchet was a.ngry letters about women s to join the committee. If you are burled. rights and then releasing them a responsible person and would before the recipient has a like to be considered, contact But privately, Abourezk and chance to answer •.. Rllp. Abner Metzenbaum stili have thllir ' (Cont. on pg. 3, col. 6) hackles up. They have confided (Cant. on pg. 3, col. 4)

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,During Iheaoademlc y•• r: Slavens' are In 'the United Details ofthe Study Programs 1978-79 Stevens Inslltule of Kingdom. The University of will be arranged between the will Initiate' i Dundee Is sltuel8d In Cenlral Office, of ttte ·Dean of Ihe JUNIOR, ,YEAR' ABROAD Scolland;eboulSOOmllesnorlh Oollege and'the British Unlverp,r0grsm. T,hls progre!" Is In- 01 al,ld Is a large, slty chosen by the 8ucc lul 10 gl)le englnesrlng'8nd ::m!'dem uillviir:a,lty offering applicant. Advisor to' the sclencestudinls the opporlunl- programa In SClencII, Applied progrem will be Dr" John' L• tV ,to study at a,forelgn unll;ersl- 'Sciences, and Englnee,rlllg.·The Fahey of the Slevens Chemlslry ,tv'-lor one Ihe,:B;S; I,evel unlversllY,a.lso .enco,mpu_ a, ,Deparlment.' Dr.' ,Fahey Is a m. dentel and,me,.dlc,al echool so gradualeofSI.AndrewaUnlvertbe aClldemlc year wllh thtare.ls a verywlde'dlvers.l- ',slty. ,Thli! tot,1 cost of JUNIOR a. :11 'averege, or. ,',JNIII tv. of subject to."lcs , YEAR, Is expecled 10 e!lglb!!'. 10' apply ,.for .Ihe, ,II? choose The University of SI. 'be modesl •. Tuillon f_ jar program: Since 'only a small Andrews isap"'tlgoushl,torlc lorelgn studenls In Ihe ,Unlled lIumller: Of ':sludeiltit will be, uilivers.ltywhlch;wu'foundedln Klngdom'typlcally are'lessthan, choser!: for the ·flrillYllr. oflhe '1215. Il'is !OCl!ted on the ';.1$1 ,000 ,a year. Qoupied wllh. ,JUNI'OR 'YE"ARABROAD coast ,of 'Scqlland, norll) ,0; IIvlng,xpensesof$1,SOOforlhe program, acceptlnce will be on' Edinburgh. '.' " This university academic year, and $800 for Iwo B 'compeUtlv'it lIasls. 'The speCializes In th; pure eclencesroulid trip tickets, a figure 01 sU9cmfui applicants will be'· : have d!'perinients. $3,100 for. the JUNIOR YeAl'l ABROAD would an ap-', cellence In ',ecademlc pursuits Ing. 'T'l)ere strong proprlala esllmale ol'oosl. as ¥i.ellp,malurlty'ln, personal In the Life ,. development,' ..., ',SclenC8s,el1abling' of Freshmen and sophomores' .' ". '. "c;hemlstry, physics and Inleresled, In applying' for Ihe , : StUdY abroad ,will provide ':"lathemat,lcs 10 In such ,program, ,or. 1110.. seeking ,sludents With anopporlunltYlo as .Pl)ar!"acology, .furlher 'Inlormlltlon(' are !,l1hance Il)elr underslan!!lng of Biology, Physiology; Anetomy" dlrecled 10 /Ipply, 10 Ihe Dean 01 ' a.nolher .culture !Is well, as to Zoology. etc. Ihe Oollege for furtlier details. commUlllcete to 'olhers .Ihe values, and Iradilions of i\.mirlcan'lIfl! in· general:ane! of Sievens'ln psrllcUlar. '

Attendon, Girls: Y1in"'$SOO

Women's'Weekand Seminar of Frolic , Held in Ihe G;eat OUldoors by the Slevens Chapter of SPI' (Sludenls 'for 'Personal , Interacllon): ,

on the weekend of Nov. 17'

Call 792-5945

, coeds, are' Invlled,lo Women will be feal.ured In .partlcipate in GLAMOUR GLAMOUR's Augusl Oollege ,Magazine's 1978 Top Ten Issue. During April, Mayor 'Oollege Women CO'nlesl. June, Ihe len winners will be Young, w9men from liolJeges Invlied 10 New York 10 meellhe '. "and universities Ihroughoullhe GLAMOUR' slaff and· will c.ountry ,will cQmpele In receive a $500 cash prize, GLAMOUR'ssearch for len oUI-. slllnding sluClenls. A panel of Anyone Who Is Inlerested '" :. GLAMOUR' edllors wlllaeleci enlerlng the search shOUld conIhe winners on Ihe besls oflhelr lact Roberta Johnson, al Ihe solid records .of ildhilivemeniin Galehouse for more informaacademlo'sludles andlor In ex-. lion. The deadline for sub miltraourrloular actlvltlell on tlng an application 10 pus 'or In the community. GLAMOUR Is Decamber 15, , 1977. ,The, 1978 Top Tan College

Take' A Studen't

ToDln,ner Night

DATE: Tues. Nov. 15, 197'7

TII\IIE: 5:45 P.M.

PLACE: Stevens Center Lobby COST: $1.00

Buy your tiokets at the Alumni Office on th'e 9th Floor. It's a great way to spend an evenlngl

WEEKLY••• (Cant; from.pg. 2, col. 5)

Mlkva, 0-111., wouldn't accepl Ihe official word on the noise level of the supersonic Concorde airplane.He drove oullO Washlnglon's Dulles Airport 10

IISlen '10 Ihe Concorde for himself.

CopyrlUht,lU77

Unlled Flatur. Syndlcat., Inc,

SOCIETV 'FOR WOMEN ;ENGINEERS

Meeting: Tues. Nov. 15

Time: 8:30 p.m,

, Refreshments will 00 served.

All members must attend. New members are

First 'Prize to SPAM Junior

ACROSS 46 Luplno and Cantor 10 Dye Ingredient 48 Woodturnlng machine 11 Dangerous ones

1 .Jet - 49 Sound amplifier 12 Car accessory

7 Goes awllY ' 60 Covered with 14 Olsch.rge

13 Doble Gf11Ws glrl- hoatfrost 15 Townftiend, et .1. 62 --neck .hlrt 20 Pastures

1'6 Small crown 53 Pioneer In ment., 23 W.teNay

16 Senior citizen, 'he.lth 24 Aflclon.do u.ually '64 V.rni.h Ingredient 27 Sen.tor J.ckson

17 Dance perfonn.nce 66 Do c.r wotk 28 Last -

18 Fonnatlon 58 Osc.r -

Curious

Soore one poinl for each correcf answer.

1. Where did goll probably orlglnale?

A. England B, Ireland

O. the field house D. Scotlllnd

2. Which religion hes the largesl world membership?

Protestant

Roman Celhollc

Hinduism

BuddhIsm,

3. The lowest spol on the suliace 01 Ihe earlh Is

"A. The Dead Sea

B. Dealh Valley

C. Soulh Dorm

D. The Amazon Valley

4. The most widely cultivated frull in Ihe world Is the

A. orange

B. fig

0, apple

D. pear

5. The world's longest slnglespan bridge (Iongeslsuspenslonlls

the

A. <;Iolden Gale Bridge

B. Verrazano-Narrows Bridge

C. George Washlnglon Bridge

D, Bayonne Bridge

Malch the famous scientist or Invenlor wllh his accomplishment.

6, Oilrl Benz

7, Henry Ford

8. Karl F. Gauss

VIQtor Planese, S Syslems adSe 1976 " Th 9. Vannevar Bush mn urv y, .e comPlanning & Managemenljunlor, petilion sponsored by the 10. Elmer A. Sperry

%rklng for Ihe Cenler lor Insiliute of Transportation A. InlrOduced moving assembly line Municipal Siudieund Services, Engineers In Ihe Metropoilian B. Invenled Ihe flrsl analog compuler was awarded a '$50 first prize Secllon 01 New York and New C, Invented Ihe syrocompass' and cllation for a paper on Jersey and admlnlslered by Ihe D. Invenled Ihe Ilrsl gas powered aulomoblle 'transportation survey sample Trl-Slale Regional Planning E, Helped develop the laws 01 electromagnetism selection. The Iitie 01 Vlclor's Association. paper was "Hoboken Travel De-

Answers on page 8.

LETTERS•••

(Cont. froltt pg; 11, 001. '3)'

Mike Morgan Ihrough Box S1017.

We're also beginning 10 plan a Oampus Picnic Day for the SprIng. Everyone on Ihe Council, InclUding the member Is Involved In some aspecl of Ihe project, We hope 10 Involve ail Ihe undergrads, and perhaps Ihe Facully and Admlnlstrallon, In a day 01 pure fun and games. Wh Ich brl ngs me 10 Ihe followIng point. II)S very dlfflcull for us to read your minds when II comes 10 planning soolal evenls on campus. To gel some feedback a few concerned, and dedlcaled, sludents will be conducllng a door-Io-door poll to see what makes you tick. Take a few of your precious mlnules to let us know whst kind 01 social events you think we should be providing,

We've also Initiated a Student Council Forum, not to be confused with Ihe President's Forum. This was originally Intended 10 make Ihe OffiCers of Ihe Council more accessible 10 Ihe Siudent Body. Our usus I Sunday nlghl Siudeni Oouncll meetings are somellmes Inconvenlenl, especially lor the commulers, so we Ihought thai If we were available In Ihe Oaleterla on Wadnssdays durIng lunch people mlghl find It easier to find us. However, due 10 various reasons (such as, the minimal response from Ihe students, and various conlllcis wllh other actlvilles) We'll only be conductIng the Forum once (Cont. on pg. B, col. 3)

ROIIERSLlND•••

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Hence, as ,tie. tale progresied, the 1aSks '(jf 'men

A, lind marly of'the' ohosen ones beoameenllghte";ed, I"

and, In turn, became prlncf!8, barons, arid In a,few Qases ev"n kings, ! So, for ma/lY years, the wise men were respected and revered by ", asslng that several pages and butlers were al80 followersoftheold 'the inhabitants of the land. Then a oertaln event occurred'in the \' way and believed In the creed of the ancestors too,' history of Rogeraland which was to have a profound, ImPact,' ,I !I At this point In the text Cashmere's attention was turned toward Forever afterward this point was known to the people ot the' \ an Interesting' chapter on the IntrigUing, and at times almost' klng,dom as The Time. When read, this point In the tale 'gave ' I l. mystical. Wise men of Rogersland. The wise men of Rogerslend Oashmere a, sense of dread and forboding for the future' of '\ ' I. were In a special clasa by themselves. The wise men had only one Rogersland. What lead up to the Time was the feablf1 abUi.tyof ihe I task In life and that was to teach the secrets of the universe to the noblemen of the kingdom to reelly be living, :breathlng human 'r 1\ sons and daughters of the people of the surrounding kingdoms. beings. This was what made the of the kingdom a person both 1 These sons and daughters were carefully selected and screened by pitied by, end disgujltlng to, the people of the land, To aUevlate'hls .! \' the wise men (and members of the nobility helped alSO). Although shortcomings, the king attempted to change his court and enliven I the ones selected were considered to be the best In the land many his life by having a Court Jester. The man he engaged tha services! ' TURKE,Y' I times the tale revealed that the footsoldlers of Rogersland were' of was a wandering master' of word games who originally came I ' ! hard pressed not to put to the sword the Barbaric Ones, who fromafarawaylandreputedforltevarlousfattenlngfoods.Hewas I, SHOOT I periodically burned and raped sections of the kingdom. These called a man of many edlectlves and few verbs. The mission of-the \' ' \ Barbaric Ones were Infamous and despised throughout the Court Jester wes mainly to baffle and conluse the Chosen Ones I ' Wed. Nov: 16' I kingdom es el<ampleS of the mos't despioableform a human being and also to ferret out the Fools of the klngdpm:The Fools Were 1-6 p,m. at the I could take. In fact, when the Barbaric Ones were comp,ared to the usually taken to king for punishment but once In a while the \ Rifle Range I wise men of Rogersland, the former had the Intelligence of a ohosen ones publicly stoned a Fool of the kingdom. These pran,ks I (located behind M.S.A.) \\ maggot as oompared to the latter. The footsoldiera were the guards of the ·Court Jester were well by the King and nobility, but I ' of the castle walls and lands. These men were chosen from the conversely, the Wise Men did not like, and In fact, were utterly I' $' 60' h\ populace mainly for brawn and hoof-power and not for their enraged by his actions,' • for 5 sots

(Continuad from page ,2, cOllfmfl1) ,.

willdom. This selection procedure was personified in the head of The court of the king of Rogeraland, as the story revealed to 1 out of 5 the footsoldlers who was a loquacious man at arms. He conSidered Cashmere showed, conlalned many folk from other faraway lands. ' I shooters wins a\ himself a man who had risen through the ranks to becomes man at One olthe more prominent olthese was one from a land where the ,Pitcher of Beer '\ arms; and who hoped to continue to win the favors of the king and sun shines brightly on the hot sands of a great desert. His wares! ' at the Rat i various princes and barons and become a true knight of the realm. (Oontlnued on page 5. column 2) ._ -_._ -

The Peobog Instilut.

rhe lunch, and again from 5 serves only Chinese and b'rand nwi column' bya not-ao-, P,!,!. of the Polynesian cuisine. The men,u , n8)N, fqr me., W!'ek. The ,: prices for, ,Iul)ch Is most exotic. the lood Is ex-, r,!ng,-:from e.ell"nt and 'the 'salectlon of' , opel)lng, for Veal drinks including. overalzed BI"u. T",e ct.lnner menu troplcjll Cockt.alla 'Ia reaUy , aee !\1l!1, .It: you should .Ia .Incll,ldlng aomel.hlng, Dinners range "f1"lj,):olll/io\lId}Ike'lJ1q're: !n'o, or ' .lInd'!llpetl,zera es, well anywhere/, from about $3.00- , on sa' ·tp.!! Speclal!!le.s, a.nd ' $9,,00; The., Orlen,tal ,saleotlona, : let:¥ou ChO!?sa from saafl?Od, ' drOp,a 'note Injio'x ·1097.' ':. eno\lgh t.o one from meat.and poultry dishes es well i ," -': ', (, ," ',' th' )' each'olthe last two categorlea: es combinations of aU the I'd a 'speolaltY· ,AI AjUlo a¥ve. ThePoJyneslan aelecreally 1Irl8 dine out In' aauce) and a tlo'l)s are, really and worth 'H' bake' 'Tilsi Ii' aBide' from.' gourm.et dish AI!II!iJes, Alen'!!": eXll8rlence!ng such Polyn8- Over the weekend of October· my enthuslsam about Chrlaand tti!! 0 'tl' P d .'/ana (clamB •..mussela, ,and pork Duck,sarwcl,'wlth plneap- 15th, several' membera of his second album, "Spanish ,!Is " a'1, In"the' house's pie and aweet.and sour sauce WCPR, InclUding myaelf, TralnandOtherStorles".Kevln a ,aauce). .l1d,HaWallill),S<!11) Bo which Is " Invited the members of WCPR from'$U,5. \0 $8,,SO,dependlil.g 'crab, '1!!I8t;shri. mp,ch,I,cken,and journeyed up to Boston for the to a"surpn'sa birthday party for QiJ/iOta ,Is,. a Irlt!mata:, ,ht ty..... f dish you' ,Irledwonton In aaweetsnd sour National Student Broadcaater's Spanish 'restaurant 'on', 14th qn w. a.. Q ", '... • , Convention. Our reasons for Ohrls the next night which InStreet All are served with saf -" sauge and, o.f course, served going were twofold: 'flrat and cluded previewing his' new ' St.)'above th8 ·b8r llearing the, , fron ,(I.C18. and ,I the. sar- fleming. l'he,rea18\lranlllaelf Is r'noatlmportantly. to cement our album, "At the End of a Perfect • umenanle;':"The" food all. vl'!!!s, to verY gerlerous. ·To, approl'rlata!y deooratad so ties )\11th the' record c,ompanles Day". authentlcalYPn!Pared'ivlth find a fully.tocke.d oesch of tha' booths along the upon which WCPR relies for Thlsalbumlsthetypeofalbum , spilclallY being' seafood: Silt, a,f1neselec!IOn of walls· Is ,like a miniature - free promotional record ser· you would put on althe end ola ..., tllig' 'the mood' are Mccrlsh I cOQklalls,lIq,ueUI'!1 and corellals, hut (cute, ', vice, 'wltnout which 'It cannot hard day at work to relax. It is in 'arches, ,burlap cover8d,walls and!mport8d and, dom-.tlc "". function. Secondly, we were' amellowstylewlthfloatingharand, a '. tile-rooted ,brir:.' ,On,' !h1l I". f,re.nly, So lor ,an Interesting evening planning to attend the various monies In spots to add body to ,wsakilnds:,' 'enierttilnrnent :'18 ' using, som\, ;',,!d "of greaU09d!'!ltmosphere and, technical sessions being both the music and the vocals. provided ', by'alngera" lind' wine,S 'and, fresh frUit. AJarije', offered dealing wl.lh aubjects The tracks were mixeddown in ',' f1smericO dancer. " .for thl'll8 e!ther of. such ss new studio construc- the atyle that suits mellow ·;·showa. day. for I m,' sure you and. music IIcenslng (two music so weill The vocals are from about ,12 nOOI) t,i3p,m. for Ol'l:Ih8.' other side O,f town ,at won 1 be, disappointed. Next mSJor currant concerns of all slightly In front of the music, "" , , the corner of ,4th Jackso!' week som!'thlng dedicated "ceeper" people), lust enougn ,to show It Is tnere " Strests Is an Interesting place., different. Our trip also had tne support of 'without being overpowering. i,ET,A,. W,O•.K. P, A..•• ' n' " Henry ,Yes's Islander WhiCh, Terri the administration. which was'" ,," , promising to cover our S.t., NOftmIMr 12, 1977 ' tranaportatlon expensea. (A

During the party, Ohrls gave TI

h) each of us a copy of this new me::10:OO ••m. ,(Oorifinued from jiage 4, 4), small tank you Is In order. album, and autographed them Corne,help·us clean, Upon receiving the' general persiinally. Our dedicated chapter roo,ms In the Health were sold always, to the nighest bidder and the Inventory usually outline of.the weekend I noticed WCPR photo bug. Ken Mayer, Center Basemen,t:' All"iire' ";' \!(ay of conducting astylall nightly entertainment captured the' moment for welcome' to help., Any b\lsines's, a trait of hIs race.,he was unlvil!rselly, sesslo!'l. On Saturday night A & posterity. Shown In the pnoto que.llolIJ Contacl8ox '1323. 'evelY,one In tne kingdom •. Bul.blicause ofhls ability to buy, and sa,lI, M Recorda presented an up and" /fro,m-lefUotrlghl) are: .Spencer

" ',', he was needed by ,the nO,bles'SQ they might beoomerlcher and coming record,lng artist Chris Morasch, Station Manager; ',fatter and adom themselves wlth Jew.ls, diamonds, rlngund Oe Burgh who has lor a fan Business Manager Sam Goff. A

.-: --M-EET-.io\' ----,, acents. Henee. this wes qultit'lmportant (although he was a none othe( than this reporter. & M recording artlsl Chris De • loWly sarvant) to The Time and also Just afterwards was not kept On Friday night, Sam Goff and Burgh. Mark Johnson and Vln stevenSOtllllyfor , with the otner volumes deple.llng the history of Rogerslend. but SpenoerMorasohwenltotalkto O'Agostlno, generel members;

Biological' Studies' Slored In a special place. When Cashmere was finally able,to obtain Kevin Harewood, A & M College snd Jim Stratton, alumni

T -'- 11/1"m"'00 PM, them, he was, trUly sadd.ned at what he reed lor Rogeraland representative. They mentioned member.

UM_Y· , g w. •• saemed to have Such promise and nope. When reading the tale,.

3rd Floor Conlerence Room Cashmere was'struck by the lact that even the aUlhors of the tale eenler seemed to sensa what was to cOme and tna fact that something Election. , great was passing ,away. /'

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Sym.w.lum plannIng NEXT, WEEK:

,Refre.nmentt.AII W,e1come' THE DECLINE AND OF ROGERSLAND

XIII -.J1Ii:

Stevens

NDVlIlIber 11, 1,877

Institute of' Technology.

FellowShips aild Assistantships are available for study' and research leading to the Doctor of Philosophy degree in engineering, science, mathematics •. management science, and applied psychology. Specialty research areas in these lields.include:

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Industrial/Organizational Psycholog

Human Factors BiD-Organic Chemistry Marine Systems

Plasma Physics Polymer Engineering ,

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Castle Point· Station

Hoboken. New Jerstr '07030

" oontrlbute your time' \0 m.ke Following the Tom Ruah' LEnER•••• this • b.tter school lor.•U. Iluco, the STUCO Lectur. (Oont. from. pg. 3, col. 5). stud.nts my slnoerest Commllteil.w,.sh.rd-pre-.d to a month. Ksep your eyes open Th.nks. com. up with someon.good for for the n.xtone.lt's Jll.t!lnother '. "nd;'to th!' of you,.•nd .• of mon.y; opportunity for you tO,talk to u.. .'.0 knoW who: you 8re" who Sjlv.ral meml:l.!'i'I of WCPR In- , My last poInt Is that for any of don't bOther .f.U- WhY·.ncit??? ,,:'formally. ,Sl.\lJll,88ted thhi io be succesaful • lot of ': '. '. :', \ ': knO,\Vlng WII Ii y.t .' people a!"llolng. to·,h.v•• to ", W ,'''''''''', '··-;:nD!w.lI-known'and:·colJld b. '" contr'butealotofth.'rtlm.and Jim ••th.rall, ·.hlred for'. ·raeion.bl.amount energy, bealdes going' to Presld.nt,STUCO'Ol rlion:ey '($10ooi. TIT.'r., classes. H.v. you .ver Dear .Edltor, 'Ullg feU on. dl!8f. ea",. wond.red why th.y do I\? why' ·Thl. la an op.n letter to the' Th. comilil. dacldedJn.t.lld do peopillt.y 'up .lInlllht.on•. STUCO ·L8ctu·" dommlttee' to' hl :ctilck ·Cllrk/wlici<draw night • Week .very week to .nilth•.. peopl. Who .re: In only 150 peopi••nd btilit $3000. pUblish the .paper .of , readln.g? Why, dois' '111 Movie' :: .'ii, ComlTllttee bother .howl!lg .It In your leIt." c;olumn .S8nloI"CI.lis:m"tlng:il. which to the ·doz.n or 'all}n.v stUdents .' th.t ":Ih,'n refuse to n.tan to ,up: • We" '. people would do It If ,l)lIW ,11I.1IS;' ,.', , .F.niiiklyn·.AJ.v,.;'··,or,.tIiil m. ' money I" .It buUlTere " L18tApril"WCPR 'rec8lved:' Isn't In this dase. '.

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The. only raward,ls"an.un- n.w, young CQmlc" aridICl!riI.'\ '."';":' '" ': derstlndlng, and a Aj.y'·1he',.:C,lR! ":1 sonal sallsf.ctlon, that their .•.11 the at,a.tlC,ln th.:natlon&l telillvllilo'n\dtbLit of forts hlV!' Improved th.• coil- , dltlonsof the .tud!!nts In'thls, to the treal! school that much ou,' So"to thC,lS',O! ed. ',conel.der.bl•• waitIng know whc!,you,._" ;- ' , .' ." ,,' ." ' '-,.,.....•"".,!i ' '.Ilowhlmtcfdeni'llndliat.rleafilr !!'!'",,.,: '''11,:, bliyoru:l:the.r..cbof.ihilsT:UCQ.. LeCture '. '9lImil)lttee:.iid.th.':. Se'illor .' .' ., You h.d. the, oliPJ:lrtunity " r.deem , YOUrseIV88, with' a top , equaUty act at reaaonalile ' prlc•• :lt,ls:·s,'shilme: :t!\at. you 'reluslla to .lIs,en; ." "', '> .'• .' :Sam

Dear EdltO(,' , .I Yolould like to make 61ear 8f.w '·pofilis regardlngmylettertothe edltor.,of tWo Weeks past,

Dear Mom and Dad,

Things are swell here at college except, of tile .. food, which is so .bad that'I'm' O,dowb to 911bs.· Dlivingon salted water 0 sending llamples to the biology lab, 0 hoping you'll buy me a prepaid Trailways ticket home, to get a decent meal.

I sure could go for some of MQm's good 01' 0 apple pie

o Riz de Veau aIa Financiere 0 blood transfusic;>ns 0 Trailways tickets paid for at your local station and picked up at mine.

Dad, next time we get together, I wanHo tell y.ou o about my part-time job 0 how I suddenly realized what a truly wise and magnanimous fellow you are 0 where I left your car last New Year's Eve 0 thanks for makit).g this trip possible with a prepaid Trailways ticket. .

I also need some advice on 0 a personal matter 0 my backhand 0 where one can hire decent servants these days o how to separate you from a few bucks for a prepaid Trailways ticket.

Got to sign off now and go 0 to class 0 to pieces o drop three or four courses 0 to the 1l'ailways station to see if anyone sent me a prepaid ticket to get out of here for the weekend,

Love,

P.S Just go to the Trailways station and pay for my ticket, tell them who it's for and where I lim. I pick the ticket up here when I go to catch the bus. .

I' For more infonnation call 1hliIways

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First 01 ths' of my , wrlllnil I iN.s only '.w.re th.t G&T. aak.d .the' faculty (lot t!l , schedUle teilts that Wednesday. Second, I re.llzs that there are valid ·"'SOn.8 ,why people cilnnot· .ttenil .ri·ev.nt, Howeyer, I find' It h.rd to b.llev. th.t the majority of the siudtnts can SlY ·that they h!ld valid excuse•.

In regard to Mr. Wetzler's I.tter, I happ.n to 'be I commuter, Although ,j do not r.ly· h••vlly on Tech'a 80clal ev.nta, I do manage to athind many of th.m, '

In regard to Mr. Miller's l.tter,1 w.S(I't cllllng peopl.who bre.k their aS88S to keep this place running, (lllrds, but the rest 01 the studen( body, who don't give a damn, nerds. It Is' the same students who do evetythlng. Also, If we admlttc) ou reefves that apathy Is here to stay, we're defeated before we even start. Following this line of reasoning, why bother r.lsing the activities fee, eliminate It and let the pl.ce rot. Upon reading Bill Miller's letter, It seemed to me that he was upset about stUdent ap.thy: If 1were stuffing m.llboxes with STUTES, .nd th.n later IIW th.m In the garb.ge, I would feal Ilk. I w.s banging my h••d .galnst the wsll.

Bill Wetzler leels that .nyone who relies on T,ch's socl.' functions Is IIghtl'ng a losing b.ttle. Obviously hs's dissatlslled, He also feels that frat men and commuters are dissatisfied, since thsy provide I their own entsrtalnment.

Psrhaps the 'answer to the problem Is cont.lnsd In a statement msde by Mike Antlerl concerning the choice 01 Dick Clark as this semesters lecturer lt Is very dlfllcult to gst someone who Is the top In hi. or her field for a sum of mon.y equal to or (Oont, on pg. 7, col. 4)

LmERi •••

(ConI. from pg., 6, col. 5) less than that which Dlok Olsrk \\(BS paid." Maybe the activities fea 'should be doubled or tripled, Perhaps having betler events would cajole the stUdents Into betler attendanoe, , Sincerely,

John Tarabocchla '78

The latter would mandate that ,no concern whatsoever Is shown In regard to staying In the show, whlla the aotors obViously cared' enough for their -.gos to make the ,effort to Withdraw. Likewise, displaying the menage "Texux" for public enlightenment would saem to Imply thet the advertiser doe. cire; he probably tru Iy thinks that Stevans Tech doe. SUCk, In which case he should get the hell out, but that Is, of course, beside the point of this letter, point being on your head, Mr. Doclmo.

To close, I quote Bill Miller: "There are •.. many students on this campus who break their assas every week , and neve,r get eny recognition for their work," Thanks for that statement, Bill; even more students than you refer to deeeNe better than being termed "Nerds" and "Weirdos."

Let us now have a moment of silence for "Foot-In-Mouth" Disease.

J. Harris '80

(P.S. To John T.; ISlIlIm to rllcall a tllsl on Iha Wednesday In quesl/on. Am I In error? My profassor verifies thaI I. wasn't high that dar... J.H,)

Dear Editor, , prompt ,response to Bill Miller's letter of the 4th, IlNlsh to sugge.t to Mr, Miller: Mr. Tarabocchla, and Mr, Doclmo (01 "Flue Gas" fame In the same lsaue as Bill's letter) that apatny does not have as strong a hold on Tech as they believe. In many cases, apathy's antlthesll Is neatly b'u rled beneath megicredlts of courses, and, In llases such as mine, 10 or more hours 01 e)(t,ra-eurricular actlvltles per 5 'day achool week Since my activities do not Include Stuco,' Honor Board, athleflcs,' I.'D.C., StUdent Review Board, or listening to "the pits of the eartr at Disco Socials (touche, Chuck Yanulevlcl), my attitude .Is genera,llzed as being phlegmatic. Since by simply 'writing this letter I effectively negate any charge of lethargy, this Is where your case falls to Dear Editor, the ground, I do care, and so do 'Now that President Rogers many others, has revealed some of the details

·WHEN'.DO,CHEIRLEADERS "

By the, bye, Mr. Doolmo, 01 his "Dream List," I feel It Is apathy Is ap.tly defined as lack time to point out a serious of interest, or Indlfferenoe. Pull- deficiency In the athletic Ing out of the Gong Show In- laclllties at Tech. The problem I' ,dicates laok of conviction, am referring to is simply thatlhe abundant, self·doubt, and e)(lsting pool Is too small for perhaps even ch'icken- anything besides 'horsing hearted ness, but not torpidity. around,' Not only does this hinder the activities of the Scuba Club and the lifesaving and swimming courses a number of people are taking for gym credit but it prevents the e)(lstence of a competitive swim team at Stevens.

It Is obvious that the administration has long been Ignoring this problem since nothing was done to upgrade the swimming facilities whan the fleldhouse was built. It would be a serious mistake to consider a dasign for the proposed Physloal Education bUilding (Phase II of BUilding and E)(terlor Campus Improvements) that didn't Include a new pool since the lack' of a swim team at Tech is a strong deterrent for some prospective' freshmen. I can verify this personally since as a tour guide for the Admissions Office I often found mysell apologizing for, our Inadequate swimming facilities.

Even if the Administration Is finally going to come to grips With this problem with these construction plans, It will be live to ten years before the new pool can be used. Bearing this In mind, there Is work that should be done on the existing POOl (specifically the replacement of the heating system) to make It a more viable answer to our present needs. By way of explanation, consider the fact that the pool Is hooked up to the same steam system that heats the other buildings on campus. This means that In the spring and fall When the heat Is not on and the ground Is cold, the water tempersture In the pool drops well down Into the GO's (' F). It should be unnecessary to point out that this Is not only uncomlortabla but dangerous (ConI. on pg. 8, 001. 5)

'THIS 6W fM stANDINO ON , IS , WIlY (AJ(f I EV9. GEf THE I!/G 6JY WHEN WBNAAE'THESS PYAAMIIlS!? IF I i'rl1r Al'IY J<INOA VOIce u:FT APreR 1JI1S MME, Y6U'61MMISA6 CSIMMEAU eJMMEA O /H

Interclass Football Finale .,c'

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Wednesday,thelastlnterclass rest of the helf and the scora andzahulalaterscoredrlghtup·'·,. \-.:'" '" ,'

football game was played, The stooll at 6.0. ' the middle. Once agal" ih!, con'-·

once beaten Juniors were 18k- ' Defense was again domlriant version \l\(a8 missed, leavlr)gthil!.'

Ing on t,he undefeated' at the beginning of the second

sophomores •. However, the' hslf U' Paul Conrad scored a ." ' r.'

ran Into a tough ssfety against the sophs, mak- Ken(ledy pass t!l. 'g.,v!" ·th" '

junl.or offens" and an i(lg the score 8;0. After the' jiJ(llors Poss.lIsslon:,:-agaln. '. ,: ,.',' i' :";".:"''''' ','

JUMIor offense, With the. kickoff: the juniors. started Zahuta quickly. ' '; sophomores 27-0 loss to the anotlier drive, Q.B Joe Zahula MassoUdfor' tl)e .tou,cl)down,an fFCFoottlaU'1;II'St8r Team;'I:itlilif88f;'tt:i'atlt'ls«'doocfldea: juniors, they dropped to 2-1 and executed two perfect acreen' 1'he JuniorS finally .·COn,V8rl8d ;"v However; the method into a tie for first place in the passes to John Hannig the se- the ex,ra point, final' ,. S.tars had • interclass football standings. cond of which, Hannig 'scored. score. of· i, .that each house' have 'one 'tnelnb'i[.:o/1:,ttill:t88'rTf., bl;i[tl:laftlie\" iI,.,

The juniors .started quickly On the sophomores next' tercepted his ,to: ' team should',be i,a' ,; '.

'With Joe Zahuta sweeping possession, Tim' Sweeney stope latesophomoredrlvealid h' r " TIi ' , " :",'Ii. ;""j'" "· ·r"· 'i·tti,; ,. y' 'I' '., around left end fora touchdown promptly Intercepted a paas end the game. .....;.. "t ,e, .' " .i .wlliatland ,tha '.

Y.acht' Club dem, onstrate

.. s,' .,' . .thl!,ho.uses t,." ;'" ,'. failed. Defense dominated the " on ,

commanding victory ave:, Army

Two weeks ago, Stevens Last'weekend the sailing team ·'interclass"dotballtookafllnterestlrig'tllrii'tlilsWedneiday. Vacht Club, sailing In the traveled to Pplnt. to beat. ,The eliminations for the War Army, ,the This pest Saturday, fencers Memorial, placed a very close' with four firsts, and, a secon,d. records: I, haile.liot' received ,word' from Interclass: Comand Instrtlctors from high third' behind natlon.ally· ranked, Because of ,I:)oor ,wind con-' ',.. .'" :: ',.:" '.' ,." ;',:" " schools and coliegeSinthe New Webb and United States dillons on Sunday, no races .mll!s!Oner ch ?W.:'9J.l8:"tl.ll:\\(OUld.be York and New Jersey area came Maritime, and beating N.V,· were sslll!d,. kMpirig the team , broken. When I,gelthe official results", to to Stevans where a fencing' Maritime, also ranked, for the from ",":.. ,. ':' i ,<.. .': , 'c :;':: " : ,: clinic was held. The clinic was' rightlosallintheWarMemorlal. the competItion. " ' Last year,., tmid somathing new./llmf.attheSTUTEd·trled, run by Denise O'Connor, a "A" Division skipper Ja,Ck' This member of the 1984 and 1916 .Slalteryanchoredtheteamwlth The' Yacht Club meets ,on· did 'not: gO"over' 'very .well"ancl-',has·"accordingly Olympic fencing teams, She five firsts, two seconda and a Mondaysatseve.n-o'cloc.kinthe. scr!lP'ped. However;' am, hOpeleSsly'undermannedhereat' an.d Neil. Litman .helped' second floor· lounge of, the IheSports.Dept. I have tw9stllffwrltars, !lnd it,n incredible women's fencing coach. With a fme serIes enabltng the center. All are encouraged to .' number of Winter Sports ,to cover. In olh"r.words, ',if you are team to place third. attend. Interested In' writing articles for .the STUT.E SPQ!1a Depart-

The objectives of the day were b f I me.ot,' I need you and you ar.e welcome to 'come 4P',to Ihe stretching and warm-up exer· Lumpies su due ear ess cises, footwork and fencing STUTe on .nlght, and 1'II·discuss, sqmetYpe of drilis. Also, a demonstration on PSK an i ma Is with ease assignment for you, If you ca..,..t Wednesday drop fall fenging was given and dis- a note In' Box g-164, and I'll get: in touch cussion on bout strategy, of- Last Sunday, Pi Lam beat PSK Lumpies ,cl08e and hard,,' ...., " ',,, '. .," ficiation hints and how to 40-18 In a good' tough 'game.' B ' L" :

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spend your practice time took Scott Pamplonl proved to be the OX

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Every Wednesday at 12:30 - ; p.m. , Make your own e man/woman teams and submit a list of the members to:

Maurice Rogalin Box 80

Stute Football Pool

Stevens men's anlt women's connected on four touchdown Box Lacrosse closed Its had two goals lind Steve La,.. fencing teams. It was a very passes' to. "Pamps". John regUlar season with a'tliree way cara had one' assist for' the successful day, since everyone "Seam" Hanlon was responsl- tie for first place as the Axemen' Flames, who were without their In attendance left With. a greater ble for the sixth score, cashing droppedtheMarauders4-2,and leadirlg scorer, Pat Caramante, knowledge olthe sport, and had on a well exacuted sweep. tne Devils downed the F,lames who' was out to personal a good workout, Which was PSK's offense and, defense 5·3. The tie was broken, and the reasons. evidenced by the worn-out kept the. game close for three playOff qualifiers deter- In the nightcap, Bob Hende,.. bodies which left that day. quarters as thay played the, mIMed by total.points for and son's two,goals"and Mike Anagelnst. Thus the 'Flames will tleri's one goal end one assist meet the Axemen next week to dropped tlie MaraUders to their determine the '77 Champs. sixth straight loss while the AxIn the opening 9ame, Jim emen ragllined first pillce. Joe Daly's one goal and one assist Grandinetti's two goals in the and· goals by Bill Wilson, Dave first half kept the Marauders Luzzi, and Joe 'Francomano even at the half, but Heriderwere· enough to beat the son's second goal, off of AnFlames, but they Weren't tlerl'sasslst, waull the Axemen enough to knock the Flames out needed. of second place. Dennis Scoring

Standing. WL PF PA Caramante (Flames)

Antierl (Axemen)

Daly (DeVils)

Ducharme (Devils)

Santlnelll (Axemen)

Massoud (Axemen)

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Pick the winners and drop the sheet in Box S-164 by noon

Saturday. The wtnner will be announced, 'and two SchlJltz

I Malt Liquors will be awarded et helftime of the Monday Night

: the Ret. Monday night.

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1. D (It developed about 1100 from a Roman game celled Paganica) ,

2. B (approx, 581,000,000 members)

3. A (1,300 feet below sea level)

4, 0 (apple Is number one, pear is number 2)

5. B (the cenier span Is 4,260 feet)

6. D (Benze '- gas auto, 1885)

7, A (Ford· assembly line, 1913)

8. e (Gauss - electromagR/ltlsm, 1717-1855)

9. B (Bush - computer, 1930)

10. C (Sperry

Pete Tymus Box 1440

Rick Gobellle .Box 484

ATTENTION'

Anyone Interested In forming a Stevens Weightlifting Club and having personalized instruction In welghtllfting, powerliftlng or body building for self benefit or eventual A.A.U. competition, see Pablo In the gym or drop a note In Box 1474.

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(Cant. from 7, col. 6) to the swimmer since It causes e higher incidence of cramps, The gym department has been supplying additional hot water a\. the pool from (preSumably) the showers with a gar(len hose, but this Is hardly the most effective or appropriate method. It Is hoped that this difficulty can be corrected In the near future and. that more attention wlJl be paid to this blatant gap In our athletic program.

Jim Hartnien 179

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