Upload
others
View
4
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
This Week's ASCIT Movie:
Strictly Ballroom Friday, 7:30PM and ll:OOPM
Baxter Lecture Hall
White to play and mate in two
answer on page 2
THE CALIFORNIA TECH VOLUME XCIX, N UMBER 29
Class of 2002 Update
The number of students for next year's freshman class has been finalized at 260, according to Charlene Liebau , Director of the Admissions Office. The count is a record number in recent years, but is near the maximum size Admissions expects for an entering class.
According to Liebau, "we can reasonably expect [to lose] ten students whose plans may change over the summer." Last year nine students who accepted admission did not enter Caltech in the fall.
Next year's class is more d iverse than previous years. Hispanic and Latin American students make up nine percent of the incoming class, an increase from the current five percent in the undergraduate body.
SEE FROSH O N PAGE 2
Jazzing Up ' Steele House Dessert With the MOSH BY M ONTGOMERY & CALLAHAN
Jazz, sweets and good company li vened up Steele House Thursday even ing. The building, now used for offices, was host to the once-a-term Dessert With the MOSH. Students from on-campus and off arrived in droves to enjoy a sumptuous repast.
Among the best desserts were chocolate chip bars, brownies , Rice Krispy treats, chocolate strawberries, almond cheesecake with cherries, walnut spice cake, raspberry mousse, peanut butter cheesecake and chocolate &Iemon bread pudding. These desserts di sappeared quickly into the maws of hungry Caltech students, especially the chocolate covered st rawberries which were eaten before the trays hit the table.
The Monday night Jazz Band filled the backyard with j azz standards, including "Fascinatin' Rhythm" and "In the Mood." Their melodies could be heard from half a block
SEE MOSH ON PAGE 2
P ASADENA, CALIFOR NIA FRIDAY, M Ay22, 1998
Hoeg, Waniewski win Business Plan Competition
Waniewski and Hoeg, founders of EndActive, Inc., and winners of the Hightower Competition.
BY TECH STAFF
Caltech alumnus and entrepreneur Glenn Hightower announced Hans Hoeg and Tricia Waniewski the winners of the
first Caltech Business Plan Competition at the CaltechIMIT Enterprise Forum on May 19. They we re awarded both a $10,000 check as an investment in their company, "EndActive,
William A. Hewitt, Life Trustee of Caltech, Dies
BY CALTECH
The Honorable William A. Hewitt, a Caltech life trustee and a former U.S. Ambassador to Jamaica, died Saturday evening of a heart attack at hi s home in Rutherford, California. He was 83.
The former Chairman of Deere & Company in Moline, Illinois, Hewitt assumed leadership of the company following the death in 1955 of Charles Deere Wiman , the great grandson of John Deere Hewitt. Hewitt re tired in 1982, and was appointed to the Jamaican ambassadors hip by President Reagan. He served unti l 1985.
A native of San Fransisco, Hewitt graduated from Berekeley in 1937 with a degree in economics and thereafter attended Ha rvard Univers ity Graduate School of Business Administration.
He was an officer in the United States Navy during World War II serving in the Pacific theater. Originally commissioned as an ensign , he
earned nine battle stars and four other medals, including the Presidential Unit Citation Medal, and left the service with th e rank of lieutenant commander. After the war, he began his career with Deere & Company.
He was elected to the Cal tech Board of Trustees on June 9, 1967 and became life trustee on October 25, 1991. During his 30 years on th e board, he served on the audit committee, the buildings and grounds committee, the visiting committee for the divi sion of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the visiting committee for the Division of Biology. In addition, he was a life member of the Caltech Associates and a member fo the President's Circle in 1986-87.
In addition to his Caltech affiliations, Hewitt was also a member of the visiting committee for East Asian Studies at Harvard University and a member of the Stanford Research Institute Council during the 1970's. His civic affiliations in-
SEE HEWITT ON PAGE 2
Inc." and a letter of endorsement from the panel of judges for their business.
The competition, organized by the Industrial Relations Center and sponsored by Hightower, was designed to motivate people with marketable ideas to turn them into viable business plans able to withstand professional scrutiny and attract investor support .
Seven teams submitted executive summaries and business plans which were carefully reviewed by a panel with a wide range of business expertise and experience. The field was then reduced to four teams that made business presentations.
Hoeg and Waniewski, both PhD students in mechanical engineering, plan to build their business around a multi-directional viewing endoscope. This endoscope was developed by Hoeg under the supervision of Professor of Mechanical Engineering Joel Burdick, and in collaboration with Michael Levy,
M.D. , Division of Neurosurgery at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles.
The rigid, articulated endoscope will greatly enhance surgeons' viewing capabilities and will be useful for a wide range of surgical procedures . "There is nothing out there like this," said Levy. Warren Grundfest , M.D., Laser Research Lab at Cedars Sinai Medical Center Los Angeles, added, "This new optical vi ew ing technology promises to further extend the reach of minimally invasive surgical procedures. This means fewer open surgeries, less trauma to the patients, and overall better performance."
Hoeg and Waniewski plan 10 use the $10,000 to attract more investments, and have already solicited four members for their Board of Directors . On behalf of the panel of judges, Hightower said, "This is an impressive achievement... we have
every expectation that you will succeed. "
Musicians in Dabney courtyard break out their instruments for an impromptu jam session.
IN THIS ISSUE
THE USUAL S TUFF
Announcements .......... .............. 8 Dean '5 Comer. ......................... . 7 Letters to the Editor ................. 3 The Outside World ...••..........•... 2
THIS WEEK'S
F EATURES
Comjcs ....... ............................... 6 Ditcb Day Stacks .....................• .5 Food Dude •• .••••...............•....•.••. 5 Microscopic ASCIT Bylaws ..•. 4
2 May 22,1998
The Outside World
by Myfanwy Callahan
JAKARTA, /NDONESl,' - After holding power for 32 years, President Suharto resigned from office Thursday
following riots and protests in recen! weeks which culminated with call s for hi s impeachment. Vice President
BJ. Habibie has fi lled the office . Eleven members of Su harto's Cabinet who handled economic policy also re
signed in light of the economic crisi:-; facing Ind onesia.
BELGRADE, SERBIA - The Yugoslav Parliament ap
pointed Momir Bulatovic Prime Minister despite Montenegro 's protests that it will boycott the Govern
ment. Montenegro and Serbia are the last republics in Yu
goslavia. The debate revol ves around whether Yugoslavia should become a market-driven democratic state, as
reformers in Montenegro wish, or follow the recent communist stmctu re.
Moscow, R USSIA - Pres ident Bori s Yeltsin faces yet
another impeachment vote due to a series of troubles wrack ing Russia. The market faltered, with prices fail
ing 12 % Monday, demanding a half million dollar effort by the Central Bank to steady the ruble. Striking miners
in the Kuzbas region ha ve he ld up rai l traffic preventing
300 cargo trains and 120 passenger trains from reaching their destinations.
NAIROBI, KENYA - Eritrea and Ethiopia, fonner al
lies e ight years ago, have amassed thousands of troops to attack e",ch other. The leader of each country has ac
cused the other of invading a 2SD-sq uare mile area call ed the Yigra triangle which the two countries border. The
Ethi opean Foreign Minister stated hi s country wou ld take "necessary measures" unless Eritrea immediate ly withdraws its troops .
NEW DELHI , I NDIA - Prime Minis-
ter Atal Bihari Vajpayee spoke at. (.~~~~~~8~~~ the site where recent nuc lear ~
tests sparked intemati onal
concern , say ing that Pakistan shou ld adopt a
more co n c iliatory tone, cons ideri ng Indi a ' s new weap
ons. "We want
peaceful co-existence but the frequent
threats to sec urit y
forced Indi a to conduct the nuc lear tests to s il e nc e it s e ne mie s and s h ow it s st re ngth ," said Vajpayee. The Indian Home Mini ster
also warned Pakistan to ease pressures on Ind ia in the disputed terri
tory of Kashmir or face a "pro-active response".
W ASIflNGTON, D,c' - As the Asian economy con
tinues to fail, the Un ited States' rnonthly trade deficit
reached a new high of $13 billion. The Asian crisis has
weakened American exports, hurtin g many manufacturers and farmers.
, We
C'UJi~Jin~ (?f!T.IdU·;l ,.. - - -_ . Buy one, get '"$1 ;;ff- "'"$2 ~f "lone free I I All you can II Weekend Iidinner entree I I eat lunch II brunch, II exp 6/5/98 I
buffet, . I d· I including II inC U Ing ."" ____ J
I sodas II sodas I n~:f~~~d ' exp 6/5/98 exp 6/5/98 wi<h "Y
"" ."" J M~
- - -,. - - - offe r Open 7 s (1' am - 10 pm ) 14 ers lane,
CA91,Ol 4-0994
NEWS The California Tech
Foster wins Residence
Life and Masters Award
BY KI M WEST
Samantha Foster, a graducH in g se ni or and member of Blacker House , is this years rec ipient of the Residence Life and
Masters Award. This award rec
ognizes contribution s to th e
quality of student life in and around the student houses.
Frosh ... CO,'TI!'.-VED f"ROM Pi\G£ J
Similarly, African-Americans
are three percent of the matricu
latin g c lass, compared to one
percent of the current stude nt body.
International students have also increased to twent y-three
(from fourteen) in next year 's
sophomore class. The incoming
Asian population only makes up
s ixteen percent of the class, co mpared to the twen ty-eight percent of the student body.
Rising acceptances have been seen across the country thi s year. Each o f the Claremont Colleges overfi lied ; MIT has a
more th an full class ; and even
UC Berkeley has a hi gher than nonnal acceptance rate than us,
at44.I%.
This year, Admissions accepted fewer U.S. national s and
pennanent residents, and more
international stude nts. The ap
plicant poo l was also bigger; making the process more selec
tive ; onl y e ighteen percent of
appl ic ants were ad mitted thi s year. Last year, twenty-six percent of the applicants were admitted .
Next year, Li ebau a nti c ipates a drop in the number of
applicants admitted, adjusting to the acceptance rate this year.
Admissions will continue its efforts to recruit women and minorities while maintaining cur
rent academic standards.
.,.( II Ill,! 'W')N"JJ ~U!;JU"ccr.Ij .) r. j U!:lq ,1:
I! :>UI 3~W I "I f'J~'I ~l1 ,""IJ J S.lI '!'l"'''! :>'1 1 u" SJ.':>IJ
L ~fU<' '111M . "~J wr.a JI> '~f!l1:l S .~f~oH .. J" ~J"lI PJ J'II J" "un I'r. U"HIU~ J JII"'"! ,'Jr 'lJ;x] ·'tl !WS-l1<I~~
~"\JJ.I"Ja "'I p",,,Jw"~ I"" "" pu~ ',... :>1.\"1:1 SSJ 'I:)
J 4.l. U! PJ4~!I'In J ISJ!) I"""" WJf4'ljJ SI'U. i t ~U! )I " llll ~ !u )I :1 "j~d u" WJ1<l"JJ "1 "'-''''''Il\;!
Sam's hou se activiti es in
cluded be ing a member of the social team , a ssisting with Rotation picks. and serving as vicepres ident. She was a stude nt representat ive on the planning
committee for the construction
of Avery Hou se and a ss isting in the selection of common area
furniture . In add it ion. Sam has
been an active member of the Cal tech Y ExComm since her
fre shman year and an officer fo r
3 years. Mini -decompression and the Easter e gg hunt were
direct results of Sam's creat iv
ity and contributions. Those of us who have had
Hewitt. .. CONTINUED FROM rAGE 1
c lud ed members hip in the Smithsonian Nat ional Assoc i
ates, the Nat ional Safety Counc il , the Museum of Modern Art ,
the International Cou nc il of the Asia Society, and the Counci l of the Americas.
H e is s ur vived by two
daughte rs, Adrienne Deere
Hewitt and Anna Deere Hewitt: a so n , Alexander South hall
Hewitt ; and s ix grandChildren.
MOSH ••. CO;.oT I :,\UEU FRO~f PAGE 1
away, and probably teased the EEs s lavi n g in Moore. One
brave coup le eve n danced East Coast swi n g to th e i r la s t tun e .
Students from all the houses were present , c reating an exce l
lent scene for the photographer
present. He is taking pictures which more accurately reflect
Caltech for the new viewbook,
to be sent to prospective stu
dents. The update includes tak
in g pictures of student s afte r
sundown and of decorated South Hovse rooms.
Syrin8 §arden Ch.inese -Restaurant Mandarin & Szechwan Cuisine - Best in Town!
)~c WE DELIVER!! for meetings, parties, etc.
(S50 mInImum)
We specialize in CATERING with a variety of PARTY TRAYS.
Call us for details'
10% discount (626) 796-253 t on dinner with t 87 N. Sierra Madre Blvd.
Caltech 10. Pasadena, CA 91 t 07
th e pl easure of work in g w ith
Sam know her as hard workin o 0'
co mmitte d. and a joy to be around . Desc ribed as opti m isti c and "constant ly chee rfur ' by fri e nd s . Sam ha s a wa y o f
brightening any situation , fn a nomination le tte r rec ~
ognizing Sam's important ro le
in undergraduate li fe at Caltec h,
a fri end described the most important contribution s a s "the
litt le things she does on a daily
basi s ... pass ing on hu gs, advice, and laughte r." What a perfec t
way to descri be Sam - the suc
cessful student, the out standing leader, the good fri end I
THE CALIFORNIAnCH
Caltech 4G-58. Pasadena. CA 9 11 25 editoria l desk: (626) 395-6153
advert iSing desk' (626) 395 -61 54 editor ial e·ma il: ed itorsf; tecn.calleCh.edu advertising e -mail: advfj!ecfl.caitech edlJ
ISSN 0008-1 582
VOLUME XCtX. NUMBER 29 MAY 22. 199R
EDITOR S
S hay C h inn E ri k Dil l
Kat )' Iss acs Terry Moro n
S han no n S tcw man
BU SI NESS MANAGER
J i m Gl o re
(opy [ OIIOR!
~kn.'Jlln AII.kn Lit Vc,,,,hdl
OPI"JO.~S [ OIl OR J"hn H~lridJ
(g"1lr1 [DITOR
"cnn~(~ Kun
lR VOUI
Au(umn 1.,,,,iJ~n WCI-II",,, HIl.mr;
[U(NH &< NOI ICH
Eh / ahcth v..:r~~hdl
[ I ~(U L RT! ON / OF F IC[ MRNRG[R
Ym Yu""
A o MANRG(R
Vane"a Sih
( ' ~(UI RIIO" S l flf f
Clm.'IL>ph l.bm~l
R,,~~r O' ij ri,' nl
SIRff W Rln RI
M yLlIIwy Callahan Moh! Khumar
WC1-H ",a H U""f Dai,y bme>
Jean-Paul Rn'd Dave TYldl
AJam V,lIa"i
[ O.'<lRI80TOR I
Mike A,'lk Tan)"" Tickd
A OUIHR
Hall D;..,I},
O[AOll"'f!
AJ\'I,ni"n):": AnnHun""mcnl' (:-"intsj ' Lc\tcr~ l(l the Eo..i\I()r'
UI1,,,>Ii<';I~-d Arl ;~Ic,,'
~ p.m M"nJ~v
n,k'n :-"" I1Ja~ f> p.m Tuc., Ja~
"r m . Tuc,,'J;;."
Puhll .,hcJ "" L~ k ly eu'cpl Juring "ac·ali.1n
al1<l o;;mi"ali'>11 pcri, ,,J,' ny Inc A,I',«';:i:a,'u SIIl,knl.'
"r Ihe C~hrnrni" In.,titut.- "r Tcdln"h'H, J ~.' Th.' " pUII,'n., cxprcs.<cJ herein arc, ,trluly tl""e "r th:
aU!h"rs anJ aJ\'c r1.'-'~ r~.
L..-Iln.< anJ "nnoun,CmcnL' arc \\ick-lIn,,'
All "I'nlr,hUllons ~houlJ induJc Ihe ~ulh"r',\ ,,"me anJ phI'll, numt>o:r and Ihe In lendcd Jale or puhl,L.l
'I<>n, SUhmll ~'opy (prcfc rahly on Ma""'mh J ~~
Ji,k) h> the T .. ch m:ulh,,~ IluL<ldc SAC n~"'l .to. 1'1
,, -mail rJi;or.\ @1~.·h(""II .... h. ,·JIJ 11K: OO il",." 'c~rw
ihe rifh! !<lc'vli :mU ilhnJ/,'c~!1 sul">ml .•.• j"lIs ("r JII
c r~q', c~I'CJkllcy. CI, . All arllt"ic" arc Ihe' rrop .. o'ny
"r the aUlh"r~. AU lhm., anJ ,,,lu rn ni .'L, "." [;jin all In'
lc1 Ic<: lual p"'pcny ri ghls. Al1jdc~ n:'x ,,'~J In B I~·tlL~
r"rmal w ill h..:..la u~hcJ ~l. hUllr bC<jUc, II In a £ ... >0..1
nl<k>J. hc ' lI tra""l~k Ih~rn
AJvclw,ing ~ h<luIJ he' 5uhrnillcJ a.< ,am .. r~
rcaJ~' an, hUl IhL Tnh ,an ab" 0..1" slmrle- I YPC~l'!
l in~ and aflang,ernent All JJ\'rrh~ il11! 1I1'luLrlr~
shllulJ t,." J,,,-'U,J I" {h~ hu"inc" mana1!1'r F",
em;;i!. pka.'I.· u,~lJild!!'lnh.",h<,<h.l"JIJ, 1),'"nl,,,."nJ
Fur ~uh.'crirll"n inr"rm."u"n. rl~,,-,c ,,,,nJ m,,11
tn "Suh"~npu"n" '" call (62(,1 JI}~ · IiI~.t .
Pn nlcJ hy New,·Type Scrv'l'C. Glcmb k .
The California Tech OPINIONS
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR to be sung at graduation. We do have a CommcncemcllI Committee whose job it is to oversee various aspects or the ceremony. Why is the choice of music not that of the students for w hom the ceremony occurs in the first place?
feel thi s is an accurate representa
tion of my feelings CJbout my experiences here. nor do I see it as an accurate depiction of the school's alliluve. nor does il stand as a festimony to the spirit of graduation. Musically, the Halleilljah Chorus is much morc spirired and uplifting than Galldea11lus. The Hallelujah Chorus is much more familiar. and people just like it better.
Commencement Music Change
Intolerable Students have been a~ked for
numerous years their choice for commencement speaker. While in the past the suggestions may have been few and often unfeasible. this year's class has chosen a speaker that many s tudents have strong feelings about, whether they be positive or negative. Thai a lone should demonstrate the vested interest of the class of 1998 in their
graduation ceremony. Now another decision con
cerning a recent tradition at commencement has been made, but thi s time without consu lting the students it concerns the most: those graduating. Handel's Hal/elujah Chorus from The Messiah ha.s been pe rformed for all the years most of the graduates of 1998 have been he re: the last six commencements, and thirteen out of the last fourteen. This year, it is being replaced with Gaudeamus Igilur, a song prepared by the Glee Clubs earlier this year for President Baltimore's inauguration. But none of the candidates for the degrees were asked their opinions before this change was made.
The argument was made thai th is change was due to the religious natu re of the Hal/elLljah Chonts, li kening it to a decision to pull the invocat ion from the ceremony thi s year. However, somc misinromlalion exists about this deci s ion and its likeness to the musical change. Students were asked, a lbeit informally via representatives in the undergraduate houses, whether or not
ACADEMY , BARBERSHOP
27 N. Catalina Ave., Pasadena Open rue.t .·SlIt" 7 A.M.·3 p.M.
(818 449-1681
HELP WANTED __ ...•.. McnIWol11cn cam $375 weekly process· ing/assemb ling Medica! LD. Cards at home. Immediate openings. your local area. Experience unnecessary. will train. Call Medicard 1·541·386·5290 Ex!. 118M
they would like to keep the invocation. Approximately J 0 slUdents vo ted strongly to remove the prayer, while numerous others remained indifferent. Th e com· mencement committee pulled the event. No s tudents werc consulted in the decision to change the Hal· lelujah Chorus.
In tenns of the debate over the two pieces themselves, I return to the students· perception of the Hal lelujah Chorus. I and alieast a few
Further. the invocation is not non-denominational, though the deliverer has a different religious affiliation each year. The
problem that students opposed had was two-fold: some arc uncomfortable with the nature of the invocation's speaker. wh il e others are uncomfortable wi th a prayer o f
Why is the choice of music not that of the students for whom
the ceremony occurs in the first place ?
Many of the Glee Club members I sang Galldeamus with at the inauguration just nat out did not like the music or the text. I have personally looked forward to the performance of the Hal· lelLtjah Chorus at my graduation ever since I first heard it at graduation in 1995.
any sort. The Hallelujah Chorus is fundamentally different in nature from the
invocat ion. Most st udents J have informally asked have no idea of the religious nature of the piece; they simply sec it as rejoic ing. In addition, the Glee Clubs and the other members of the Calteeh community that join the Commencement Chorus have no religious affiliation , unlike the figures that perform the invocation each year.
In trying to make the students' wishes known, the issue of whose decis ion the choice of music bclongs to has arisen. 11 seems to be the Commencement Chorus director's priv il ege to se lec t the music. Thi s docs not make scnse to me. In high school, the senior c lass was invited to make nominations for and then vote on the song
OUT AND PROUD
CaltechlJPL Outlist www.cco.caltcch .cdu/-clu/outlisl .html
~gtTime onGreen
RESALE CLOTHING fo'
WOMEN
1136 E. Green 51 . . Pasadena
(8 18) 796-9924 Wed 1()..6 • Mon~Tuc·Thu·Ffi 10-5 • Sat I()..)
o thers I have talked to view the HallelLljah Chorus as a jubilant , celebrato ry, rousing cheer that we have finished our lenure here and arc happy to be moving on. yet also happy that we we re here . Gaudeamus;s unfamiliar to many more people, and is in an entirely diffe rent spiri t: pompous and snobhish and stu ffy and uptight. I don·t
~ \ ,. ,
A final aspect of the choice of music at graduation has been the range of participation each
p iece allows. The Hallelujah Chorus is simple enough and fam ili ar enough to be picked up in a few short rehearsals by singers. Thi s a llows all members of the Caltech commu nity to participate in the Commencement Chorus. not just those who were in Glee Club that yea r. Gaudeamlts is simply not familiar enough or musically easy
T~e Red Door is .,ow
Need a refreshing break from
school?
ned Door ...
Hours: 7:30am to 6:00pm
Monday - Friday
See Kate (lVIQltager)
for details :) or e-mail kate @cco
May 22, 1998 3 enough to allow anyone who did nOising il wilh Ihe Glee Clubs this year to perrorm it at graduation. I think this is especially important 10 graduating singers Ihal for some rcason or another cou ldn't sing in
their last year or term. like myself, aI/owing us (0 panicipate in ou r graduation ceremony. Some singers. myself included. are not s inging at graduation on ly because of distaste for Galldeamlls , but there are other s ingers who will not be singing altheir graduation hecause they don't know Gaudeamtts.
There are petitions to have the Hallelujah Chorus a t this year's commencement being circu lated through the undergraduate houses. A graduating Ph .D. s tudent has taken on contac ting other graduating grad students. I urge graduat
ing s tudents to consider signing and asking fo r the Halleilljah CllOrIlS. I urge the admin istrat ion to listen this tilne when amazing numbers of students vo ice the ir opinions. Finally. I ask that the choice
of music at graduation be given to
the s tudents throug h the C ommencement Committee in future years, to make that graduation which we have all worked so hard for truly meaningful and o urs.
Katie Stofer Class of / 998
. .s;",4)~ •
_SA
. -~ .. ~
4 May 22, 1998 BYLAWS The California Tech
Extra lengthy, extra sweeping: ASCIT's proposed bylaw changes I'roposal Guido: l\Iember Pri\il(>~es
T ........ u .sII .. n: 1-f'RI\'ILEGf..~ ~ IF Ml.\!DFJlSHlP
SEc-n(IN I "Ii m"",I>;" "I <he ("""'~'''L'" ",.11 .... ·'·'''11<>1 I" 1.1 n..: "~N , .. I.·IU. {'~I' ~""'" , 'I'I~,. , • • ",~d.m" "'1m ,he Pf". Yl ... ,,", ~I d .. "" ")b .. ~ '''10,," ,,,'" ,n ~","II "'".. .. ". <~"'I"" I, I ' 111< ""' .. ~Irt" n~' In< ( ·'!Ih~a,. T ..... I'I. u ... · n.VE. . 1>If1h.; rn,k,
Cot,,, ,. ,,,,>T.,, 1_ f'RIVILEGfS I IF ,"\EMIIEIt~HIP
SF.("T1~ ,I" I "II n .. ...,t.~' "eLi>< c,"t"~.!, ... ·JuU r.. .",,,10."\1 ", r,) no: "l~' ". hi'IJ. C'''1''''.rr,,''' ,~Ik " In .... " .. <1""',. ~,:J, !/Jo.' ,-.,.
",,, ,n. ,,1 U.., .... ~) I "" , ~ \ < )"~ ' "', ," \ ... 10 '''fT' "" '":,"''' " ! "
'In<' ,ul'."'''r''''" ,,, ,Ii C'''l''"'''''" r"I>I"",,,,,,,
R",,,,,,.: n~" l' ''" '' ",.,,,. ", ~"r' 11'1 . , .. " j'"!'!'' ''' 'n> ," 1110,: ~,I .. ",
1>0 , ... 11,,,,, I,." ,,, ~'""1' "l"i,I ' "" 1M" :Uh,'"
Proposa l .\1(' :l t hcad: R~lrurturin~ lilt- IIoard ~f Hirmol'li r ,n q~~t~, !HI.
!VI",'!r"Do:<; SF.I"'ll.'S! 11 .. S,".~~I. """,., ., .. C .• '1'< .... " ..... """ r.. Iho:
Pr,,.,.,. ... \ Ole h~, ... ),:n'. ~.,. M .. ry T,.".oI" In,,"I, ~.'" C' ,0.,' ,"" (I .. ,,"'~' ()"'.\i~ ,,~ " ,.J."", III ,,,,, t-.." ... , ~ ,,~ ',,,I \" ",. I,,, .".1,,,,, DII,,,,, ,,,., L."r_ 11>.", I",., ,oJ ,I"." " B ·d"I. ' ,' .... " ,I s,~,~ ..... l :.t,\ ~ .• , II .. C .',:.,n" 1 ,~h;mJ S""''') "~ .. ,\,..J.." " .... 111.,,,,,_10,. 'n"",,,: ." ,:"'h'J, , ",,,
,!;;en tls : ',",I, ,~~",,,,...r un,b ~'JJ'UI" " I>. .• " ("'''P'. ", ," '''''a,,,,, J"II" .~ "J~ .0 ,,,1 "I" L, 1\ ". ",I,,, , "I>. ('.~In." '" n h '" "fI ... ,~ ,,' ..... , 10'1-..;", ~ .",,\.1 u".l.:p.Ju,',.I", ,I1JII ". ,,,' II' n, ,h:.1' n ... " >,n .. "",1,.,,,, 'I., •. , .... \ ... ,. P" ,,~.n· ,,"'" 8.,""""(", .• ·,,., \" n .... } .,"' lo..1n,,'~"'" b" ,"" ( "'~.'1l"":" I,. I""''''''' n '" ".""",,,, n~ F,."" ",' (' "n"",,, ..... ,11 ,,,h,,,. 1", r"1~ "Iii ' ,,,n «n ""II ,,, 1""\.1 "I" """ , II",,', ". 'cr., .. ,,,,. ~"H' •.•• '~'ru< ,,,1,,'1"( ·h.:.1,."" .. '~'" II, e I, (I" E I,H ~ fI""n.-" \I .nJ!'H ,'1 ,1", A't 1,~ ",, I"",,, "f.,',~d "nJ'~F''''''''''''' I-.. . '"'' h. I .... , .'''. I" ",-.1 I,,· ,I"n " n""c.,: ,n <'1".< ."""""'''JII) "",,I I"". ,i. " '''" 'pl,le
~£l'noS \ 'H ';" • tl" f'I. ·,,,k", l l1o. Pr, ,,",", ""II 1>0. ,'''' """,,,' ... ['· .... 01."', ",~ l· r:'~"'. ft a .. I,,,, ,1 ... 111.,,,.1, ... ot,
n~",,"~, H, .J'ulll-..;,'L",m .. " .. '·,."d\,i""nk" .. • .. ·."'~, .... 1ho: H"".I ,,' Om"'" ,,,,, • ". n."" ,,' ,he b.~ ," "e ['''n.n,,,,,,, H" .1,."",,,. ul'11\ ,.". '"'I"'O,,~I", h~ r< ' ~'" .~"~,~",, <'I , II ,,·,;>.n "I'll.",,, ~';'1'''''' ,,, "~" .... " ~"u .~J, I [Jm~',., II, n.~" I-..; ~" ... ~ J "'n""'~ ... n,,~ ," , ... r.:lr,~n' m'n",,,,,'d} 1,,)I""m~ ''', eI .... ·
SI'CTlllr<..Illlh,c, "I"V .. , Pt .. ' >Jcn l n ... V" <"'""Jt,:n,"',,,11. <lIlII~~ J""",<' "'110 h'~k. m ",,,,",, 'I~ """'" ,., ~,., "II ,,, II. "".,1 ... , ~,dLl"n,.n "';1>: B, ... ~ •. , C .... ""I H. "".11 ~"'" II .. Pr ....... · ~cn' '" " •• J,n.lIn" , .... 1~~""'"oJ ... ,""'" ,,' 11 0.: A",~,,,,...r S,U· ~"n" II" P'''''1I) '"''~'n,,~, 1011 ... ,,11 n... ", ."""" ~o.: "'""n, .. n" ,, ' Uo.: 11,'n, ~ S ~,,,·'" J'''''''~ tl" ""' '' nll II. nUN ..... ,"ho.~ . I\Jn,,~ "'. "'.". '_Iho:: bll '~-m, ,n,,,,,...r'.',I} '.~I. "' ,"t."" dec1"'"
~E\T!, IN ~ 1111 ... ,· •. , ,)'" ~c"'M"':, n.... Sn""',} ...... 11. J"n"1 Iho: .h,,·n ... ,,' II" l'f,·"lkn, ,nJ VICC 1'11;",lc"t ~""""; II>. ,h~l" ,,' Iho:: f'I.·",),.·o' 11., S'''''''''f) ...... lIl,wr. ,e,,,,J ,'1 U", p',,, ,,,,J,"~, ,,' U" "" ... ''"~, "',,_ ("'''l' .... ,,''' ~ftJ ,I,,' B" .. d "I III, ... "", II\' ... ,;,11 I'''''.'~ .oU .. ,,,,,,,,, m.l'·I"'~h •. "1 ...... ' U" n", .. J ,,' ":..~ " ......... nr "ul,," U,.,,, tI.) .. "'~"''1".:n' , .. lh., "",~,n~ /I, '01, .. 11 r"" "'~"C "I .1I1l""·'m¥,,,' "'" C:"'1~~ ""." ,n .. h"h "· ~"I,,.,,n" ,,,", .. ,,,I "l",n ,~J."u,.....J.,. ,~Iht.~ "'U" "''''1''''1, "'>1,".'" ,,' ,mh 1o:~"I Jl"",., 1.:"" .. 'cn ~ 7)rJ;oy' ( ••• 1" ,I. ' ' ...... 1'"f 11 .. S"""~"Y \1,.11 nwnU'. • ,u"'~1 "'" "flho:' """Ule.".n.r ""'~l' ",." AS("IT " '.'""1' ........ , 00 ;oJI, '~'''JJ''''~''.v>J '.~.'n" .. ,."n' Il.' , O~ 'o lc'C'" I ... ".11111 ... "'U, ,/>:"" "r \he A,,,", .... ·<.I ~''''',n''' 11. ,h .. 11 ""~"'" ",onn'uO',,\1""'. ele.. u".,.. """ ,10: ,,,,,,,J, .!>II "', to " ,
SF.c-n'l'" h (lI f .. , ,,' ~ .. T,~,,,.,~ n,., Tm, .. ,,,,, ....... Il', ... ~'w :.II n",,,,, ) "'I". ~,n~ ' " I]",('." f" •• ' ''''" ~ n.J >11.111 '''1'''''''' ,,, ,I,,, .. "'\I,, "I U" '''~~~,,'',,'' '" ' '''h ~""~ •• ~." k '" ,I", B" ... J ,,' tltt.~"'" >Il.0l' ..... 1 .. n"'" Ik ...... 11 ~'~'r J ",1( "'~'.I'" ,,' ""'''''~ ",,,, .Jed ."J ., ... ,~ .. \J -.I " .. 11 ",.1,<, "1'"'' ,'I_h .... "'n' "" .... ~ '.·m' "' . "Ib. I .... """""~ ,,11h.: 8 " .. ~ "r o,,,, ,,~,,.,,,, .. " .. " bm.: .. U .. • 0 " ",,1 ,,' [)If< C!'~ ' "") ,1<.:." •• 11" >1 .. ,1 ~'''''Iho: n''1' ~''',,,n "'"'k' l\"' '',~I.,. ,.~,n "J'lI"'''~1c .1'"' ,,,, d."" ,,' It .. · 1"<"''''' ( ..... 1 ~, ... 11 .. T,,· •. .uru >l1..11 '" .... ~. ~n.oJf'"'. ....... , ''',) .. !J,,,,J, ~ D1t",,,,~ ,.~,,,.nJ . g. .wol "'I~"b " I .. II ASCIT 1".~I ... .n~'. , .n.l1o: >Il.0l1 ~n>u" ~ ... , ":1 ruM ... ",,,,, "",, ...... .. " ,nlo.n"J",.oo "'"'r') ""h It", I",,.,,,,,n, ,,1 All'"", XIV Hc ... ",11 h." dlf,'" ,h;,,~~ .. r ,II C"""·'''',,,n 1".1 .... .,.,)
SF..lII~lS 7 (" I"'c "I U'" In",'~"'''' C"mn,!U"" (l,."m.n n", 1fth71.",.., (-U"""." .. " (ll:unn.n "",II <,II on.l ('r\......Jc " , ... m.' ..... 1"
"'"," I""~"''''''' C •. "''''" ... " Ii. "".11 "" ",,,,,,,,,111c r,. " .. ,"" 1-..; _ l .. c~n A.'wrr 000 , ..... '.."OU' H.""" ."~..n "Jl"'"' He mb" "" ",Iho:" 01""". , •• ""na. ,. Itw; r.lllc~m ,m"o.:J'Jidy ",It,,"~~~ h",dnuu"
SE:C"1l0:ol1t. Olr", "r ~o.: o.''''h~ lo . """"""c An .. ~ n.. I.>!<a..l'" 1." A,-........ "", AU .., ... .h.1I "" '''',,'n'''~''llIo.: A<::o.Jc .. ",:./Id R~>< ¥\;hC""'"HI«>.· ... J 1>.: ... ,,,. 'w"~k (,,, . 11 ,'11 .. ~ w"'mllw..·, /, ..... ,1 l1y 'I~ (""f''''''''. "/1 .. a<knl1, .11 .. " Ik "".11 '" ",,,!',,.,,hI" f,~ Iho:: 1"'",,,,:,,,,,,. ""N"'>1,"",.n.l d,,, .. fIoH,,,,, .,rIll<O"""" t.."lft"'~ Un· J..""""wo" F.ol", .. "",
StcnIJN~ Im ... c""...,o.""" .. r,.S,,,,.lk"v'I .... n",o, "..".~ h~ S ..... I II,ll"" c, ..... 11 "" .. h>."",," ,'I U .. E.1"'11l ," 5,,,,,,1 C"""",,,,,, 11 " "".11 "" ,.,!,,,n,,hlo ,,,. ,h.' "'I"""""'. "I II" , C."'I' ..... ," .. ·' "' .... I ... "u,,,,,.ftJ..tuI! cun llu,.: lh<.-... ,o."h I ... • " ,. ".01 ":,"v''''''''''1ho:: ~~~,><l .... '" H,..,,.,.,
SI:,mlN 10 I)" .. ·",,,, 0.""",,,,, L>r,c I l"< hI tho.: 0." ... ,,,,, '" ~,~>I,""I n.." '''''''on,.n.l11~ \hc,'Il". wl l 1-..; •• """,~d .... ,on." .. Iho:: II"", ", C),: ... ,,1'ft n..: f"""m.n 0.,,,,,,. a' ! ..... ," 1>''''I'' ,,,,,,Nc « .. m..: ruN",~"'. ,,' !h.: l ln.J""f,:Wn.:u" Rc.",~ .. h I ".... .... u'u"." H.nJ. to •• t n", 1l1'f'C""""'''' D"'''''.'l L.,r~c" ":~.n"h'" ,p,m..: m,n. '~"""'nl. tin . ... "" "..,.."" •. ~nJ ""'n,c",,,,. ,,' II .. "SelT VI" •• .1 «1_ n,., 0."~1I .' ~ Ur¥< ...... 11 ,n ..Jd,,,,,,, ",~I''''''' ,d.',,,,,,,,,, .. , ....... 'r ... '<I1t) 11.: 8",,,,) .0(/)1,,>.,,,,,
eu,,, •• Til"''' : IV....( IH:'Cut~
SECTllll'O I n... ~""'>l ,.' r"'~'N 'Io:c.~.u.", ""II "" Iho:' I~c",kn!. Su.TC''',}. T,<>.,,,,,,. B,'.rd," C,'"U,,' tlwnn>" In'.,.'''~,,... ,,,"'",,,,.,, (l'.Ij,", .. n.II, .iJcm", In,1 1I"", ... ,h{',.n,,,,,,,,, C~""TI"n !.l"", I." I, ~ S,~ ".1 A,,, , ,It., ... M "en.1 (' ... ~ ".'n' M.n.t"' .• ", ,1 """ m •• \):, .... " .. n ",,, ~!ti,,'.u..l .... ...., ,,' II""'J .. ' C • ..,,,.l s.. .. ,,~ ... ,. . rod E.!'h~'~ n... C"ltl'~." T,~ h M. d".,,·~ "1I"c<
Sl:.t'l' 'S : ,l.') "~""''''J ""J,~. "J,,.'l"' w"" ,,, C,ltf< ~~ ",," " .. m"'" "".,1 '" "1'1""""" ,. cI,~,ul I" .~ "II .. ~ "I ''''' ( ' . j' ~ " "'B I, JII "II,,~~ w ••• : ... ", '" a "",,, .... ,,-.1 ·,nJ,.'~' .. I"""".",·"""",, ",.' ",,"' ,I ... , "!I"~ An '~'" '' ,.~~ iJun "'" 01 ... ,.", ... ,'1"'" B.'''~ .·1 ' ''.1'''1 ... II,,' g"w ,,( ' ''nor''f ~"'W"') ~"} ('<III'''" >J>. r.."" '''c C""H',OIln ,,< !~·",,, ,""n ,,,', """,,. 11><: E',~ult' < ("".I1" I"~ ..1 ... 11 c"I".,. nO' I~',!,,, .... I " •• " ... .. " '" "u ... , h .... ...r "!"'" 'b. "",_" , lhll'nl . 00 .hoI", ,,, «'IIl'."" 'ull,U,n~:)", ~w,,·, .. , ,he """'C Io ~"
F.I "'~,~ R""n~" ~bn.te' ,>, U,,' B ,~ T , .. h"k , ".,,' " 'F'"'~''' !II>J.~t'JJ,," . ". JU" I~ h"fl .... U .. '.,' 1 .. 'M.lI, .'n"n, ~ on •• 1""
."" :"." .. 11, ,,"", hI' '''' ' ' "'""'1''''' Sr.JT!I'N l 1)lli" ,,' ilio.. I'.",k~, 'P.lo; P" .. ,,kn' \1,,111>. , ...
. ",,,., hl''''",n'''''f "I ~'" C ""'~ .. ",." ~"'I'.,..ru.: 1,,'1010; " ",
~~".".' )1- ",. 11 '" .1",,,01"" " ,11>,.," " '" "",." .It.·< ~, L~' , • \to.: [1"".1 ' )),,,., ,,., JIIII ~ """,,"- , ,I tJ~ I;" ~ ' "I" c.,"",.,,,". 11 , >J,~I h." ',1!:mJl, "'I' .~"~,,,,, , ~ I" ,~~ ,.j,,,,,,,.,, 'I ofl '".,." "~II"', ... ,,1 ... ,.11.>1 I·' n~.,.."" , ., II .. 9 ~fd P: Oo,.~.·~, II, r,u," h"" .n.rl."" "," lim'"" .""~,",.,, "'" I",,,,,,,,,, " .. "",_ ,~" cl eo l" "
~I ( 11' ))0; J I II' .. , ", !I" S. ",I"', n" \"" I'" ../,.:1 .1 ",M "" ..... "'~, Ih."'-""'" ."·,,,_d.·,),,'"'' "IlI~,"I, r.~ ~",." •• , \I ••• k,~ !'. n", .. .1.~ "":I",~, .. >lon~, .,,1>. "~"'1.nf' ., ~'" ('~[>.~4""0 ... J ,11,' 11"., .1 .'1 V" ,·,1," H. "'."ll' ~ ' ,,' "11"".,,, .... ", I"t-h, "~.,, "I Ill< 'C"".1 ,I "" I, ,,~,""~ ",II>,n u." ~.,,' "' ........ ' •. "'" ·h., " ... """~ He .. "I' 1~'0.11:"I".: •. , ~ 1 "" .... Ln,·, .,'~ .. '-''1'''' "'n .. '".hl,~"I ... , • ", .. "" "' .... u •• ·~"'<l ... u'",I',, ,·,'1 .... .. "I, •• ,.,.,p!,,, " ... ,·n .. ", ,,' ,u.h k~"'.,, ,n" lJ\I ""'~ ~ ,
J"" I"" '. II '1~·,, ~.I1 ' " n... ~,~ .. '.0') ,1 .• 11 ",,,, "I .. ," , , '''''''I "" .. , ,t.. ""n"·' ..... 10 "1''''' ,·,.11 ,\ ~(-[ I , .. ".r "'I .. · •. ~oJ.II """nuLl,,, ' ~"J ."J.1.","h '11., ,,,"'~. ,~\ •• c", ,n, II,,,.·n ""h ,10.,., .• (I" "",,,,. ,: ... ,,! ~"IJo.~" H. "" . 11,,, .. ,,,,, ,,," .. ,,,.01,,,,,'n,, .1. .. ,10", .. l1l.I ~'" 'OA. "J, jn,I.~""."
SlTTI"S' 1 "",~ ,,' II.. 11<",'''''~ 11", T' e ... ,,~,' '" ,II f,,,, ,,< • 11 ft"''''' "",'r.~m. ""'k-\ '~I"."" 'B ."'1 ....... 11.J..1.'''.'' ,"1h. ,,,,01:, .. 1 u'" C.,'1'<~.U'~ ,n ",,11 ~""\ ,< N" ..... ~, U .. 1I,...,..j •. , !J" .... t.", J" II J,''''n''n, fl . ,'"II ~ '''r • lull .... "H.n' ,,' n"'on '· ' reM,.! ,,,,,I '",n', ') "nJ ~""I) ,,"'. , " ";~ "',,) "" "~,'''~n' ", .... 'c"" .. , '".''' ,.., ,,_"t'~!· , f~" A .• aJ ,., t},,,~~.on. .",1" .... 1' t,n,~;" ~,, 6, .... ~ " 1)-":",,,"., .1."",' It. wll ~.,~ Iho:: , .""' .. " • ,. .. <1.., .fIJJ"c-d .. , .... ~.n ~'I' '''~k .. ll.' ,I" d·",· " 1!~· l"e", .. " , _ .01 yc •• n .. T,<. 'u'n ,1", 11 "~<"e .. n" l"c""" ,,, II .. II"",J ,,' D".~I'''' "~ '" ,0 ,1"" n",1 "1'_" .'1 , 11 11 .'Crr r""h, .",,~, .• 10 I~' ,,~,,:I "' .... ,, II"" .11 r:<fOI', .. ,,,., •• ,,,, ,, ",,· ,.,.'"I1C\l •. , .nJ .... !'Iy " ,u.,I., P''''' '''''''''' 11,..,.1" XI V H, ...... II h"," J"""I ,I" 'E" '" J! (-'''1" ... ,,'n P"~""'"
SE(T!IN~, ~ I"",· .. 1110. I\ " .. J "I ,,'nlJ,,1 n"""",n n ... U".,J ,'1 ('"n"," C",,,," .... , "",11 • • 11 ,n" I~ ' "J, "'" n~\'l1op '" "" B ,,,,J .. I (',,.,,,,,1 H., 1'<'"'''') ""!'o,.,,"hl) .h.:oll 1-...'" ,n ,"", u" II,""nti .""c "I ,I .. 1/,,,,, .. ~)"~' :.. .... "', ,,,,. "uJ.:~" »,.' "",,' ''''0\' "." rl.~ull"'" """""" ,'u.khl ,,1 "'" 1.,Ul","" U .. · "no.: "I h",·h"""
SF.t' II)N 7 I )111 •• ' "I 'to.: lhlcm .. ",.o: C"n 'n""c~ Ch"n, ... n" In' ...... "~ C" nm''''.~· O .... f!l, ... ,,1,,11 .. 11 a",1 1"",1Ik ""~ " .. ~~'"P ,,' ,1 .. - In,.,."' .. ,., ,,,,,,",,11,,,, II.' ..... 11 '" ""i'''/I .. ~k ". h~,,,,p "" , .. c ... n AS('n ... Itl\o.: ,.n,." H.",,,, . ~~.n" ... ",,", II. mu" I,;" """".
r"''''' 1"", '"m'~' . ''''''''"' ,, 'Iho: 1.,Ulu'e 01 ~'" I,n", ", hI> ,·k .. ""n Sr:.CTII)S ~ 'II"," ,'I lho.: A ...... """ _nJ R.", .... h C"n,m,,'w
Ch.o'm~. n,., A< .. "m,~,.noJ R."" ....... h C .. ,"","c"" 0.,,,",,""'\..111 ... u .n.1 !",'" ,lc ' '' ... ~ mc ... ~'nf' ,,' ' Il< A,,.,.·,,,,.,.nJ R • ...., ••• h C, .. , "HU.~· .nJ '" ""I"" "~I,' h·,,11 ,,'I~ ' ,,,mn,,,,,,·, 1"'n",J~) I),,· C, ... 1""""'" ,," ""J.!em" , 11 .. ,,, II. "",I "" ""{,on'IN"f,,, <1,,1" ''''"' ''''n """".:.0" .•• nJd,,,,,,,,,,,.'n ,'I U", C"''''L,,, ,o~' ''llI''''''pJJu .". F,h","" n lie m,," h.,,, "nh'l'I<"ul ,,,.11 "."",,,. " w"n' ,,' m..: I""",,,,' " u.., u,,'" ",I", d, .. ,,,,,,
SF.t '\1 IN ~ I)' ,;." ", " " I)""",,, I" S,~ .. , A,'''''«' 110.: 0,
' ..... ',,' I._ ' • .,.oJ Ad""", "uJJ'" .1 .... 11""" ,,' ,I .. b" "H", S, .... I C,·"",""'C H, -11,11 t... 'c'r ... "~k 1", , .... 'Ut •• ,,,,,,,. "I 'ho.:
""'1"""'''' ' "",., """"''''' an.J ...... 11 "_.~,"",.,, them " ah ' h" " ,. ",1 ...... """ "I U~· u",I ... ~'.J,"', H."""
sr",lo",,; III IllIi" '" tl", 'O'\" ...... I'lf".~.""n' M.n.~c. 111< M>I.,.,.I ( I",<",,~ ,", M "".~ •• "'''''P ... ",I11< ".!h.: ""n'~C""'I\1. ''I' .... ", •. ;!nII ., .. """ .. n .. ",I . tt " .... ,.,"" " I",C."", ... ",,,, H~>h.Il1 ," o.JJ""" ru'''"'' , ~..." ~Io.:., .. , 'I" ... ,'i.-.lI1) Iho:: B, .... J ,,' 0.",." ....
~£CTI('N I I I lilk" ", "". F""h",.tn [k""\1~ .' I.v);c n...Fn:. ..... m.n [k,c,l!.~ It l.;ugc" '1.."i"'tL"~1o.' ',,,U .. ru"h. a~. ", ~flho.: U""". IrNu.", R.:>o:a.'l:b l\rro.,u"",,,,, Hln.lto .. ~
TH . ... ' Ir. ••• ~Tlr.n: V_TIlE 111 )ARD~ IF 1)1REClllR.~
SEt III IS I ~\HoM BERSH~r n,., B"w "(o"n",,,.,..,U ""'_ ,,'" .. 111'0: ""-..&....~ \'i<" "'<'>HI, .. ", . S~n.">ry. T." .. "" .... In"'.1M ........ C,.."mm"" ('J","m.~. 1>0 ...... ,,, .. f,~ A,~n". A,r"" (),""'.~ h S,,".1 A,,,,,,,,,,. ,nJ "n" ''' ,hm.n.rod """ "1~ ~ "\""11l.n n,,,, ,,,, .. ~)"C N" "", ...... >h:lI1 '" 'w;: lin", t. ,IJ "" ~.' lI ... n "II<: .. 0 .... < .. \uo.i1 .. ,II "",,,10..' h,m ", . "", .... ~ ... 8,,,,J '" IJ ........ ~'h
CII.'" ~ TH'S y,,:
V_ TilE BnARlJOF OIIl.ECTORS SE('Tt( 1)00 I _M£.\19ER.~lIlr n", 8.; ... ~ .. 1 tlI,nw"'>I"I(,,, •.
,," "'U", Pt ....... <kM. s.. .. M"'y. T"· .. " ..... B" .. ~ ", C..,,"'~O';u''' .. n. 10'''''''''''''' C"".HI"'. Cll. ,rm.n. A,II),:m",."" It.,,· .. ,h C"n .. ,," Ic~' Ch"m, ... D"c~",' I,,, S.",o1 Ad'''''~,. , ... M.,,~ .. I (~ .. ~.,,,,", .\f ... ,,,,, >n.J'. "'"""",,lOW 0." ... 1 •• N" ('<'T ...... ..t",,, ., ''II<. U" .. "'oW """e m.n ,."" "IIOl~' .. 1".h ",,11 c.,,,k· I"", b, 0 ",., '"' u'" A" .. ~ "I o.,,,,,,~,
TH ' ~' .~~TTt~ " VII_THE 81 MRO, IFn~ ... JJtllL
SECTl( IN : _ MEMBERSIUl' 110: B".,.~ I"~ ('''n'''~ ..tuI1 ",n ,," ,,' 1h<: V",c f'I ,,",H:nl " ' II>: C."1""'''''" ... h" ,1 ... 11 .,;1 .' ,h.If m.n .• n.ll/lo. , .. I1" .. 'n~ ~I-..;n; ,I", ~"'WY ", ~'" u,,"'~ ", C"n. ""I.,,,,,. ""'mt..~, >('f"nn,'>IJ 11) Iho.' 8<'.-..1 '" C".I"~_ ,00 ""~'h .... .", N<. """ e"""" ,n .",h ,,! Uo.: """. un.lo.:, ~, .. ""'''' "u.lo:n' H,.,,,,, 1'1~. 1
CH. .... ,., tHIs I'll :
v lI_ nu:! 80ARDIlFnlr.'lUlL SF.t"ON l.....MEMBr:RSI1IP n.. a" .. J'~ C,'IlI ",1 Wli ,"n_
" " <1'lI", Om,,,,." '" U'" 6" ... d "I ('''"tmI. ,r..: .~,~.:n <.ur'" '''''' B".,.J "I C".I1.~. '",, .,e",""" '1l'<~n"...r I>y Iho:: a ,tUd .. , (""n"'~ . ..., """.
m"",1-..;". \'n~ ... ".'Il ,n , ,,, h,,, ,'" ,,:'." "",k't,,,,,,,",,, 'IUJ,", 11,,,,,,,, 1"")
T Ht" Ut" rTu: \ III_U.ECIII'SS II:-'!.l rRII(1':Dl'RES
~EC'm)N I S •• """", ,,, ", "" U,,' ,'1!k.C' ", P,,,,,k", .n" \ II, 1'<' ... .10:0' ...... 11 ' 'I'' ... ~ ,. M ~,.. ...... "n.J "' ")",....!,, "I "", ,'rod ,,~'" .n.I ....",1 , ~ ." .... ~ PM ,r..: ,,,(I"""n ~ T ..... ...:.) ...... m'n ... " '.' "".011 ,,'I>.~ dc ... 1< • ...r ,,' r ... ·, ,1", 11 ' 'f'':n'' ~ ... ~1 ,," tJ,,· r'.IIII, W .. ~l o'''''' j} "I "~,,rod \",m.n.J , lull.l"",,, \ P M II~' ,,, Il. , .. . ot T",,J.) no: ~ .. ~ "~"'} ...... 11 ru~h""'.n ,""'~'n..c""'", ,. Iho: " ...... "I n.. ('.I", .. n •• T.~h ,m" .. 'Il, ... -ly 1" .... '\.1'"1 Iho: ' 'f'. .. nf "j ,~"'''' n"" "n"""" h~ •
~ ""'0.11 .. ", h' " ,Jl~). ~~'~"m>J!o~' ""''' "" . , """"\ A~Cf1 "",rr."', ,\ 11 "'mLo.,,,,n, nMI"" ~"'" ,n ".,., U" ~ ,,, u"" S ..... ,,,.,., ,oJ ""'" n.. , . ~I\ul~) " .. n,",,,.,,< n~ ,.h"~~,. T,~h "" .. :1 r~~h""'. "."rlc'. I", ~ ""m,,,,,',,' . "",,,,,,,,,~,,.:,,, y '1<""'"." "". ",..r. h' n' ....
~l:.rTl, 'r. ~ ·\ 11 n: • • ,,,,,,J UftJ..:,£".~ ,., ..... no.) , •• ", f,~ lh< \ "c h""lo."' IA,· ... d .·1 C"" ,, .~ (1].11" ,.",. "" I\, .. ,~ ,,' C ",,,, I ~ ,,,,,. I." .. oJ tho. I "'~~"'", .... l.·nm.,,,,.,, n..m'·Jn Il.,l, okn,""" 'h< C·.I"~~U"" r'" """ ', •. U"" ,I""I,...r "u,_,~, " ,,,,., m'I.N n., 11, "Uu •• ", ~.I"q·., .. lI,·h''''1I
(",,,.,'..,.,...,,,: \((1 El.f(·II<I "~o\.\ !l Nl;t 'CF.I)!'R!::S
SHII""";l N ",.,~".'n''', d ~ .1"",'1 1'r ..... ~.·~""'!l1" " ... ~ ,\ '.1 II>. ", "~ 1>.""',-..1 ') 'I ...... ,"" "'" ."" ,".,'.i .'" ~ ' I' ~I tJ"·,, 11 •• ,.,"~ h • ...:., :0; ' " ''nJ ''' ", " •. ,11 .:1 -" ,\,~".,J ''', .... ..1,.11 ")' n.' ~",).1 .on ~'" I. '"I~ \\ "11'><,,,,", " .... ·' .. n,",·,,"'n 1../,"'1 ,I< .... .. < J"l ,,~ , :~' :o. ,"t r",,Jl\ 11" ',vc,,,,, "',I, l'..t-h..ll .... ~, ".,~."m.." . ,'~ ,,,,,,'" n .. C.ol,,,.,. .. 1.~h'~ , .. .,J, ... I} r.,,,,·d. '"~,: ~ ,,:. -. ,., 'I 'h,;o.;. .. , ".,"~,,, .. , F,~, ."o"n .... ".", ,,, , •. IJ 'I~
n, ".,n" .,"" '" '."",n, ~,crr ""''''I~ ' All "'."""",,,,, , n,"" "f",n '" .. "un~ ,. ~~. ~.,!<1 .... .."J "",,, he " ~"'\J~) ll~' n'.'''~.\ P.<.; ('." •••• , .. T, .. ~ ".,11 ('I.~"""" ., ... ~~",. "" v! n ,~""".>I ,~, ,I .. ,c,."""" ' : ... n~n""", .. ,-11 ,. t: .. ~ •.
,f(T lI IN ~ All "~"I,"" "'~I~'f'''''L1'''' OIJ) , ," Io"~,, U.· ... ,] "I (,,"" ,j (h,,'mon "~ ~,"'J "I (""~U'~ ~"" '''' ,I", In'.fh ''' ... ( .. ~, ,,,".,. In..,m,n .n.J ,I .. A, ... l.nI'" .".1 R.-,,~,.\. {"'n'n"'I"" n ••• m.,n (In:, n.<.""',,., u.. Co"1"u, .• ."m .. ' ~. I ~,~ ... ~"I""...r " Ih ... " ..... ... , m" .... ,,~. 1l, ~< 'h.~ "n, !>"",i '" .... h ,'k,,,."
tJ" ..... T1il' n~T, "n"" " .... TIl ....... <1)"1,"" ""''ON''.''t .\1t~Cl'M\UnH.'
S[(III 'S I 11 .. D,,,, w, I,~ A, ,,,I,n,,, "- " .,,, ..... '11 I>. U .. (~")' ",," ,,) ,h .. A ....... "u,' ,oJ II, ,,,,,, I, (''''hnuLL'' nIl ,,,,,, "01".,' >I, ,II .. 'n,, "' ," ~ ~ nu'm:~~. , ~ '''''''J!') .... "..1 "} til< A,ell n .. ",,,",. ""p .... '" me .... ... ·' ,']""...r It,"" ~""" ,,' ~'" "'''' .... , ."" , .. .. . ,·I, ' t< ""","'" >n' ,0Ic\11» tJ", A ..... ..! .. ' 0.",,1," n", !I,,,,,, ... r...1,\l"~·", "'" """II I-..; ,· I ... "...r J""'~ '" "od I,,,,, ,,,,I, ). u ' '' ' "~ r"~'-.I " ' <' "n"l ... '" tho.. """"". ,,' A.\U\l ,,' C,'O!1,' """, 1>.:" n...y -I1AII ~, "'n", "'t", " ~o.: ~ ,~ l1~,J 'e'l ," lh; A • .nJ.·~"" . n.l Ro: ....... ,11 C • .,.,",,,,,",, ""'II '" ,~",, "',,~k "' ,'" B" .. J ,,' o.,,,,,~, II ..... " .... ,) '" '1Jn"n~ II,,' ... .>..10:" .. , .fIIl '"".,," ~'I .. "e",< l"".N,· " , "" 'H:~' ~'JJU"I'" " Uo.: I,,,,,,,,," ~r~. ,r" "''/'' 1"'~"" '., ... ,. 11 '" .~,,~.<XI ~y "'" B,'.mI "I !.ll' '''''.,
T,n., .. u " >HTM": .\(llI.....{JEo-..:ERIIL ~'S("II1.
SH'II)N~~IlF.I·K5 n ... h c»J<;o,. V"" IT..',o.knl . • ndT,,,. ",M ..tuI1 ".,~ Iho; 1""." ,,, ,,~n Iho.' ,1 .. " h " . ~ •. C'''l'' ~>1 "'''. ,IK' "~"'"".' "'.uI) 1" " "'~"~ ',,,"lfW ,'n '"I , ... ~~
CII..~,a TH" rut
~1II.....{JP-"ERAI.FlS('Al
~ECT1~IS~--CHECl(~ Th" 1'1""",", s."~, ..... y . • fIIl T,"",,,,~ ..... 11 1,"< v ... )'>'''''' ", ,,~ n lho.: ,1,,,,1,., •• , II", C'''I.~ .. '''n ,I", ,".n. "",,,, "r "0) I", . t..:."~ 'l'l"'"'' ,'n .. n, ,lIo.,,~
SI "",M\ ~ .... , R ,",,,,, ' : n., f""" k'" ,,' V,,< 1~",.,.Io:nl " .hn"n .. "...r <n"",I} n ..... S,,, ,,.
''''Y "''' 'n", ,h. ""." .. 1 "n ~ '"~ "<1',,,.1 ,,' II" e'''1." .""n .n,1 tl'" 11, ( 0,." " 1'" , .• f'" ,,,(/I 11>0: 111(" ."'/ ARC (1,>1,' Th.,re" n" 'c ... ", ",t,y u., R"c 0 ... " ....... kJ "" Ill< v .. c Pr, .. , ...... , In ,. "" • .01. 11", 8.('- 0.." .. n,~ ur,I" J.,' . ..,\h ("'''T'<''u,," .,1.,,, Th< S."c· I")" "t'll,n ,I" ,n,,' "I ",serr ~OJ ~n,'''' .. h.,,, ~",n~ "n 11, "" II 'MU"~' >'gn'''F 1", ..... , ,,' AS( n ''''' I., ."J,h;m B"IJ"" ... ~," ~, ," U" .tl\".,,,, < ,'I Iho:: h.".,),:· ...
n,., r ""''','n ,,( ,. ........ m .. o."",,~ Iu ..... , ... ~"" ,0( ARC 0... .. 11 ... AR C .. ,II "" ('IJ"" Iho:: ... n", 1'<"""'0 "I Iho:: I!lC.~" ,n~l~ , .• ,,,,. ,.~ ,oul,oJ,.· ,,' ~.n'TJ' "SCIT,""trlll nn, ",,>11 "'.uI .,r,T1 I" ",.l~ lhc AR'. ""_~ ... 11 . ,,,, ,wl,,",ut,,'n 10 .. ,II h .. .., '" " .. n 1'< .... ,,>1"''''' ~,.., <k"n'''",''.nJ ~'-.. "" "., '_n ,,"~".y
l'nJposal Taco: Kill ,\Ihlelit Manager Iks<:riplion Dtu:n: ,Hl' rT.xl' :
1\'....(1~1'1CER5
SEC1ltIN 11 Ilfr,,< "j!he A<hk1l,' M.l11.",.. n.. AIhr..1'~ M .... ~F'" ...... 11 "" d'''rm," " ' Iho:: AV\!c'1l, ( '''IlI"'UI'''' lie ""II P""u", .11 "'h"~" . ... w, ft. U'" C''1,.,u,,,, A~'''lJ" "I C''''I'1f:Ili,,,, "",m,...,.,. ftuyh<>kllh,.""""",.
S~~", ... ~~» RAn 'M' .t t !.ld,~< 1J\c"'-.... ~,I'I'''" .,((/>C<,«",,,,,'Alhk1R. M""~ftY n.,""J,."
~"",,f'h,,_'''''' ... ' ''' .... 1''' ... ..., ,ft. " ...... ~ ~rI . .. ·"ro:"'I"""" ThI: ",,;.,< ,,' Alhkl1.· "b",,...~~,, ~.~~ .. , <"",,
Proposal G OO: Definition of Legislalion A ... THIS T .... ' :
IV·TIIE BUARI)!", tllREcn lRS SECTU,,.. ~ LEG1SlATI'lS l~~"I,,""n »hall"" .J.:1,oul .. (I )
Any "'U'>n ,~<lu."",n'" ""'C'''l'<~"''''n (~I A".,.,I"", .. "IU", (J,,.,.~ "I tlI.", .. ", I. IA 1 .. ' ".. ... .01 II' I.nnr " .aI1,,·n.ln"'ft' '" U." .. , ~~ I'''''I' ' • ,,~~,O/ ...... c.~" ... ~",
S~"" ,., ~'" R.H""".: "" ... ,IIt.; . d~",lI<:n •• " .", ,'fl..: ~"I .. "", w '"'''''~''' ""111~,,~ ,n
IJ\ctoyJ.o .. .
- Pr'''''''''A~'''''.",,~, R<."""E.c""".., C""'"UII .. " S"".('"m_ ""'"., p""",
[h UT,. I HIS rUl I
VI _ EXH1..'TI\"E Cl lMMITlU SEllJllN I-SU8 -ClIMMITTU.5 n.. E"~"l"e C,m,n",,,,,
",:.II h3vc ~'" 1"''''", ,,, >11\110 .... " . , uh·.""lnll""'''''''''I'',n"hlo..· '" """If. h. Iho:: 'n>C ..... g."'''' al>t.l J"",",,,,,. ,,' ("",f'<U'~'. 1"'''''''"''
r[;;tCalll I for ! Isummerl ~ {(JRd(JR $513 ~
LAEMMLE THEATRES • Paris $6~8 ~
I Osah $602j We issue £uraill'asses ~
on the spot! ~ ~I Conti.i £urQPe;:=Q;:i~ ~
FARES ARE ROU ND TRI~, DO MOT ltKl UOf TAXIS, I ktif~ICT10NS AI'PlY, SU BJECT TO ( HANG E
<~.., h( . .l«h. Gru..f .... clV\(c
~I,,_M:A-:-I Pasadena J.
~ (626) 793-5595 ~ ~ CTSlPantllng "
~~..AJlV"'~~"'!;'$'U~
ESQUIRE 2670 E. Colorado Blvd.
(626) 793-6 149
The Spanish Prisoner
Daily 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 p.m. Weekend Matinees also 12:00, 2:30
New Delhi ~O:».::..l.::.. ce
Cuisine Of India
r.--------~r--------~ .LUNCH BUFFET .""",,611 •• 150/ OFF • • SPECIAL $495 • • /0 •
• MON - FRI • • Dinner for Caltech students .
11 am - 3pm WIth this coupon WIth this coupon Limit 4 expires 6/1 L ________ ~L ________ ~
PASADENA 950 E. Colorado 6 1. SU ite 11205
(626) 405-0666 Lunch 11 am - 3pm Dinner 5pm - 10pm
GLENDALE 119 S. Brand Blvd. (tocaled next to Mervyn's)
(818) 265-0666
COLORADO 2588 E. Colorado Blvd.
(626) 796-9704
Stephen Fry
Wilde Daily 4:20, 7:00, 9:40 p.m. ~ekntd Matinu$ 1:40
Paralegal! Attorney
Sl" '1'~' "" RIT'''''''', Rcn~". ""·" "Uu' <II" .. , Iho:: b,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,",,",, ,,, I .. ,,, , .... .
,"n"''''I«:, n..' I' ''''~~ ""'~'''', ,'mn""':'''' ..... "'J.[ f,e ,·nl, .. I} " ,11>,. 1ho:: 1I,.[)
Proposal i\1orphill1': Ddillt' 213 Vol e I' n lc('durc AI".n., ... u :
\ nl_I:.LECTln~~ At-n I • I{'FDlIRF~~
s[rnt lS I I · F,~ ".'"~ I" ",," ,,,I,,. v,,' " ,"r.."~ 1'''1'', .... ,1 "'"" ""~ ''''.~ .~'''I~lo.· m'l'." ) " I " "C' 1I~" ~"h .'"1'.") ",I",,~,I.I' ""),, .. , ,.' 10 ',", ... ,,>;u."n~, ,m.p!c ""I"n1l ~""J,~, m,~",,,,"'\)11
'" ,,,'i""d ""~l1lho: "" ~ r'~' h.t11~" ,",",,.., "" """) "~" ""R_ '~'I .. "'n~ ,,~,., ( ~ II~ "~,, ""w"n~, ,~" ,""'). !:!!""'"" ~'" ~h. ,,,I,,,, ""I'~ L " ,1 .. 11 1>.. ,),:"."1,, ,,," lhuJ , ,:f1, ,'1 ''''' <" .. , rill' , .. "·Ih,,J , :/I'",~", ".Jmlx, ,,' .',,,,"'\ .... , n.'. ").".,"."~" ,,,
·Iw., NM I'1 n,,: 'i) M1FSD.~lL''T''
~I'CnllS 1 ... < ~'" .·f II", ,k, ,' ''. ,nol,., "'r',I, '''''~'I<"' ,., ll>.: ... ,'.""''''"' 0",,1 '" 1"'''''' ... J 1"""'"'''' '' kN .... ,~u .-, ,." r"''''1'', ~~ " •• ".~ F .... ....,~< .." .. ~.oJ",,"'r ",,,,,,<~ .• , :h~" ,,, .. 11>,,.1< ,:,1, " I tJ .... '''''~II , ""I ",. J~' ~,.,n~ ,,,',, r'" '" '' ~,,"', l:rI, ,,' tho.: ,~" . f." , ,n ,11 ".' J, ,,,,,l.l .. ' '" " ,.,1..: \ II ~.~., .. " 1
Cu"' ., ,,,, ,1,,' \1 o\.~' E."!'\l to.""T'
,r('TJ"N , ".~,., .,"~ ."~,,," .,k!., .,.'(""', ' 1J"n~ " , Uo; A""n.!n"n. ,lull I>. I' ,~" ,...r I"''"' 01,,'<1 '" 4,.", .... "" 11, ">' rn" ,,'. ~ ... I,~" n I .. , 1'.,,-,,', "n .,,~, ,-... ,,, , " ... , '., \ nl"'~") , . , .
~'''''' •• "" kHT",,": A.J.!~ .. ~,,,·nJ.·,,,""'~"'~"" 1 ... "'JI,"'>n ... ''''''~''.'''' I)"
I", L""''''''''''' ,nl ",'' '·n J" ... ''~,"e' •. '' """,,,,'r.,,n"""'''',I ..... I,,,, n .. ",,·, ~ " " n~ I~"'"'''' ,., .n",n.jll~n' , .nJ , •• ",I.JUl1l' ."J ", ••• , " 0.: ",I ... , •• ,·, ... ,. "'"'~' .. ft
f'rtlrosal Trion: Initi:tli,'c R!!Jl<,:;t1 h " .,1I1'<' HI:
I\, (:ol In I\n\ E ,\."D KU'F.RJ.::o;t>l·'~
~"", .. \ A~y ;or..l,, ' !.'i"I"','" ,:,., ... , "'''u~ I, .. ' '' •• ~I '"'"'''''''''' "nh '" 'ot"'''>,)~)' "'.II""" , .1 ••. , "'" c.·""' .. ","
S"o,m." ."~ R.",,"". A.I~ "" ,~~, "~~"'" ~ C'll"' . "'n' ., ,,, "'1">1 ,n ,"II .. ""
, . " .. ,...., "",'J toIB~' r<.~' ", k~"l."." '" , ,~c.r.J 1'<1 " r'~""":' ~ ........ B.oll •• ".kl,,,,n "', .oJ ,,,,I "1"'! 11> .. ;0. ' ... "~J"I.h
Proposal Grease: r llll'S I ncrta~e -I Ht'~ U, qnu:
XUI -(;FA-":F..RAlRSC,\l ."'enl IN I _Dl:L~ n~' C'''1',~ ;.,< ''n J,,, , >11.011 "''' PJ) ,~Ic "n
".~"" .«I". wJ ", < ... h ,..,.'" >l Iho: ,,'~ ~". n on I"" ,. 1"J<.1c '" I, ·" Fodl W'~kf S'"'"F T'~~I SlU,» ).:o fVl S!f,m W ' rrJ Ou... ... r,~ ..... h t<rm >1,.11 '" ""n fCrll""'~)c .lIn...tJ ,I. ) "I ..... ,~
Ic'"' 110.: B,"'~ ,'1 o.fcll'~ ' ... ,,11 a"..,tl .. J,~ ,.nnu.lI) ", .11"" r,. ,"iI.", ...... y ''''''';e'.'', ,n ~,"', n...- ,,,,.,,In., n.k....r "''''''n, II. 'I .... h~ I"" 'n, y.'.' ..... n "" ,,~,.,J , .• ~"nnt Ih,"1 """ ~f ,~'" S".k~' 6 ,, 1)'_ "'I"'''"'.' k .. " .. ,"" hl,l""j, (::;~, ~~~ ~") v. 'c I ~ r"''4'· \Jt u. J,,,, 1'~ ... 11 IC1"''''' 01i , ' ~o,u~"t'I"".""'1h<C.l""'m.l,~h
C"'~"t. THl' III : Xt1I - GI'. ... 'F.RlIl J.15('~L
~£CTlON I_DUI'.~ no.: C'''T'''''''''" J,,", ... ",11 ... · I',).~I< "" '~~'''' ... "n ol.1~ "I ~ ... to l .. ~", .. II>c ,>lc ~""n ,n ,ho. ,...I,...ruk 1-..;1, ...
I'odl W'D" ~ ~,", ft~ T,~.I $1nm ~lOOO Sl1HJ ) $'-'110
u.,., " ...... h'«m ...... 11 ho. n"n '."""'"~Ic "'" ""'!~.y "I , .".1 '."" The B, .. ,J ,, ' o.,~.,,,,, ""II , .. '.., II ... d,,,,,,,.nu. )l ) " , .11"" ... ,.'b", .... } ' ... f.· ... ·',"" .... , Th< ""'""n"'~,d" """n, I ... " "' h~_ ~''' 'nt 'CIf ..... " "" " ... ..., ,,,, J"n"l'h,,~ """ ~f 11", S"""n, 8,-.1) . "\I"'''"~'' I,.", , .. " II>"J, '21 ' ) ""'~~") , ,,'" h~ N' .... ~. (\ , Ur.: JlI,"'. IIYJ .... h M'" ,h.:J I-..; I", . ,u~""p"." ,,, n..(·.I,""o •• T,~"
St .... ~" . .. ,,' It" .",~.". : h .. ,~,.", d"n '" n o I"~ ,,'"" Tho.:« 1 .... -.(1' "',n. J .. :, ,n,,,,_'
,n I '''~I. I,"'~ (I"'" Proposal Brain: Remo\'e Hudgel M t't' ling
Tift <.1 n._~T to:.;?,:
XlII - <OENElI. AL FlSCAL SEmI)N :!_ Bl:tlGET UI"'" " .... ~,n~ """,".11 ... ",'" B'>:u~ ,,'
[kn"'""wll :w."" 0 touo,I_., ,,, ~''''''"' oil C ......... "'" .. c'rel>J,w,c> " . 'I>.-I'~~I" ,n~ 'i".~1 )~~, n", t<ud"..,., 1"''''''''' ,. ,11 ... · h.."Jl,>I ... , r'~I""',. All ,III ....... ,II ",~n '" • """~~~"') h'"L1"" """.,n,o~ Iho:: pm_ 1' .... \II1ucI~cl ..... ,.,"'" ',I ,n . .. "" c 're''''Il .. ,,,,I,,,, """,,,-~ .. I ASCIT ",J "'n Ascn "..,n,1'o,,,. I, >l.o','",...'" "I f"JrT""" A, ,h. l>u.iJ'.' """~'~J. ~'" .1u'" may "", • ['f~'''.>I.'" n .. g,' .>Id ", !.l''' ... '.~' .. ,II J,1.~m,n".11 ,~..." "0 .... ,~1 "I'h~'h"n.' to, . ..,I.u"". 'n'u ..... '. .nJ "serr '~~"h".U'.n,) ' ''''U~'"~, "'''''~< 1,. ,I" "" ,,'lho: )C'" n.... '""'''''''"1 """,oo .. ,If "" "n."aWlj ,,, .~.'" 7<, ~n.I'''' th<: 1/.",,) '" I)u,,,,,,,, ,,, a~,""" •• ~c ",,,,,, .. d)' u.., " ..... ~ary m>.\J ,,( ,,..,,.,,,,,,1 duk, """'1,."',,",n.,," ,.,11 1'" "'"' ',.,· .... h ",u.kn, . A'", 1 1>.· ~"'",-''''nn''' ...... ' .uca1",,,,...r U" ,",,,I,, .. ,1 " ... : lall"...r _.J ","',.. •. ,., .. ~," , .. .11 ".'n,"'''' "ro ... · (J" ... d "I OU, ... "",
CK, ... a. TIll~"': XIII -GE1>'ER AlAS'AL.
SECll~ IS 1-BUtlGET UI~'n <n"","~ ,'I I .. ,.,hc n, .. B., .. J •• 1 O" ~'I'''' ...... U al,,,,, ~ !<uJ •• ,,~ , p" ... ~n III C'''T''~'''''' " , [,<:n.lLlUle., f, .. ~" .. I,.n" w,", 0 ... ", J" -
Sl'''''h'' ~'" R'T'"'''' >: Rc"~'",' , ..... " .... 'r" ~I.. ....... 'I~"'. <>, 10 .. " Iho: NJ~" ... ""J,J I-..; J._
,~Ju.J"",.., n",~)I' ''''''''.'''IoJ'''''''~"n, ... I'''I''''''hk n,.,R~""· u,,,,, ,.,.."'klllt.. ..... " "" m"" .... ' " , !,,'h .. y. _h '" ,..., """t.1 " ... "1'.r
Proposall\l aul: Gencralize Puhlicalions Ted T", .... · ..... ~"1 n:11:
XI"-P!..'8UCATtl lNS sr:.\,!tlN I 11", "n ... ,.01 l~',"""'''h' "r~", C''1'~ .. ,,'n ,,,.,
""""'''I''''. no.: C"'''~n,. T."k. ••• nnu:.l. ~'" [I,~ T "II.".II, •• ~ or", 1", 10.' I . • 1" ... .11') art .~\IIo,I"n. T,.....-m_ • • ,,,,,,,, ";oJuJl,, .. ,..,~ ";_'I,,,
C, .. "" L ,>oI'.",~ UI\dcr~~..Jto~'" f.J ....... ,. ,CLl'E l. ~I>t.l ... Un<k,· ~,.~u"c R • ..,." h 'lj'I'"n"n'''~'' l1.ntJI11 . ,l
sa-nos ~ n.: BLL" ''''~' M .".~,~ .. f11", C ,I'hn,. T""h. " .. fill',. oroJ fI ~" ........ M'IUt<-" ~ ,,,,. H'f T. Ih ' F..l" ,. JnJ Bu .. ~c ... , M.a.,a "I ,ho: ''' ~~ ~.raJ"'" F..J",~ ,~ T" .. ,,,,.ro: 'Il"~a"...r 10)' II", 8 ,"'d ,,' o.ru:',~~
~E(T!IlS 1 n,,· """ ••• ~ol Bu"", ,, M, n.,~.~ I" ,,")l ,,, , .. h p'.~I ".:o.l'." ve ".,,11 ""I"."~'" , .. ~". Ih, ... J "r[),,,~,, .... I.~ H ... ['I>hl ... ~ ", ... "" ..... '" n.. B" ... ~ "I u."",.~, "'.~ ...n •. """ .. "",.". J ... ,,,", I" "'" [J'l"',~ Bu,,",.,., M."",,~ ,n "'p,J ", ,..,hc y ,. 11_ h.",,·, nIl' B'"nl "I !.l,.e.' . ,', ul""""cI) "''1'"'''''''' I.~ ,I", ,'''u' I .. ,,,,, "nJ '''~ ... "" "IIho:r""'''.I'''n,
SECTl' 'S J 1llc F~h"~ •• , " .. h rr~"'''''''''' !>,,,,,,,,,,,,N, I, .. U'" ...-I",·u, ... ol>t.l"",,","' ... 'n ", ""''''en, ,., Ih ... rul'1" ...... ,,,[,,,",,,",, al""'''"f ",."" .1 Hc I' ("""~I<: h ' """:IIo~ ok.oJI,"., "" ... \1 ul~'" " ,d, p"n"~'« ,~I ... ~ ,,'"Y .. ,,"" 11" 'c 'r"n""'hllc' '.,.n,,""" all ... !ht. 1.,..,1".,.",,,,, , I",n"...r
SI:.CT1()!'.: ~ n.. 8"" ... "' M' ''-'l ... "j,·achf'l1~h~~ .. ", "''''fl''''' "M. f,~ , lIlunJ, I>< h"" ,"" "", .. ruN"""," ,I< ""Y'1~' h .... ''''nl' "nly ... 1/1 I mJn"~I'""n"',,.,,' I~"''''U''Y .i'r".",,'Il ~y!ht. [I" ... J "I u.".,,, .. , H,' ,.,11 ... "",n l " • .011 ''''''1''''''''' "I"'''''"o,,·,.n. n,..,_ ..... ' .. ,,·,~m"c""'" II) Y ... T,~.,.", ... fk "'~U ""~"lI! "'TU"·. "'I"_l' , .. ..... r. .. ",,:.1 "."",,,,,,, "I Iho:' ruN.e ... "", '" Iho:: B.Wl) ,~ 0."""" \ht'IIJJh ,he T",,,,,,,,~., "'" "'i," n,.~ "I " .. h "~",:wI .. ~'" "nJ ,,' "". "" ....... mIC!COI Tho; Bu,," ... , M""lI'''' " U", "nl) ,.,,,, ,·n'I" ,,.n,d '" ""'~I "",,"" .. , 'n 1/10.' "an", ,,( a """,,>I.,. II" '~"""h,,~,hlN'~ "'''''''"lI~ .n .... "'''"hu'''''' '~ u... """h,.", .. ,n'''''''"r "I ~II alWf. ""nJ ~n.l ,,,,c" .~k ... ("" ''''''' "I ''' l,,~.ni h, II,. """ .. . ~". "r ~ .. " nn ..... ,~ 1 "",~J, .,,,J.'n Itw; ... ", ,,(~'" B,~ T ,.J '1 ..... IH d< '. Ill<: ",II",,,,," ~("'''"n",,' """, .Jv\'Ti,,,n, .IIJ "'~, ""'''''" 11 n" 8 ..... """' M..,.,.".',:If'P'~ .. w t. .. ""'pi/!I" ... ,«IIl...........,,,""' .. ",..,'. 00..0 .. 1", ''''''''' ", ~'" EdI"w.
SECTlI I~~ All " .. " l, n,,,,\ h.: "r"",1 ~y "olh ,to.: &I,,,,, om! IJ\c Bu" ... ", M'nl~cT.
SECTIns 7. ('"nUiII.l.' '''a,''""",al' ",.~ "'~ "" ........... ~) ~ .. 8 u."""", M~'" "r,.,y '""" ...... ~m. ,h:o, e" ,."J """'''''' d,,· ... ..10:11'1< Y"" 'n..tu.:h h, ~ "~m ". r" ..... unb, a , ... m,o",,,,,, cI~" ... "" ", h ".
Graduating this year?
We will assist you in HiB!Labor Certificatioll
petition.
~""'" n""1 ) ( '~IJ J.,) , f,~ 1<,, 1 ",~". ,,, ..... e,I ,,,",," 1'''' ,·1 II~ ... n"""'~ '~" .. n .. ", 111< T' .. "",~ ... ,.11", O"Yli." '" .. ""n. ,,' "" " 'Jrlf"" < • • /"<~·n .. '" r"'. ,,, ""· ... ,",,ftt Tl .. 9 ...... 4 ,,' u.,,, ',~, ", .. '""~ on'" .""U"'~' "n 1-..1,.11 ,,' 'r<A>I".,,, .• :,,,. "'~,." n .• ,,, .... ·,,1 II ... , 11,)<.r.r,
~ElTI I1N ~ I'I'"U" ~ '''"1,,., 1' h" ,I>.' A'~ T.~ hili," """. !'\. " '~" .. " ~ l 't.. B, ... ,4 ,'1 DII .... "., ",."., 'I~) .,c"".,"", I' , ~ ,,, ,nj", .... '"~ 'h" 'J1'f.".oI_,1>: f",N".", .. , Il 'f T ,. 1,,,'~'I",,,,, WI""'", .,...,J( ,1 ", Iho: T""M~'~ ,,,' "",,"'.I~) ~ ... B .. ",J ,,' !.llf,'''''' ,.~~, . I~"' ~'I ..t1.II,o,I",,.,. ""''' , .. ,",,,0' ,., In'! " I .. . ,.Io H: '"'' "~ " ~ .... 1·"nI"'''''n Hw IInh .. ",cn "I"n"" """II I-..; ,,",,,,, ,, , 10, '1>,
1" ... ,,~,~ , .. , •. ,u,rt." ..... , 1-..; , .. ", p',"".'.""m~.!ho B" ... 4 '" f ~,,~ , ." n... 'c"'''.· ' ~H"'.' n, .. n," '" ~ "''' .. ,'I~", , ... P"" >1'1'" " ,/>. y"",,, ... r l 'n, '1 ..... "-./ ,~,,,". "' ..... "tn"i<JI>I ,"'''J!I"c., II "', hL"' ~'" ~""" "p .".1 ,, ,,,, ['f"~I,,,,,,],..'I", ", ... , I ~ I" Ie. .'1,,,,,. n
"n, T" .. """ .... ' •• 11",D"",<."lh< 1,,·.,ur'y·' un ...... ~I,., " .... J' ~ I""'h~~'~'" ,," .... ~ ,,~ .. >I, ,, ' ' •• h • I" "",.""
' 1:0(11' 1:0.; ·, n,,· .... I.~ •• , ,.,n",,,,,,, n" .~~ " "" ... " " "" L.' " " A,'''I.'It' 1',1,,,., ,oJ Bu"", " M. o" " .. , ,:..h paloh •. ",," ~ "I
r.. '" I".' """,I,,: [I".<'J ,,' I)"",.~, I", 41~" " ,j I'"''"''' ... .. " ~'''"," ,. ,11 '" r.~1 ,,,,,,I r."",'" ,.~ ,1..., .t',~!,"flk 0' , ... , ',:, • """"'>,) tI""",,!,,_",,.I·' '1'1""'''''') "" A .",:", o.~", " ~, • "" n,.- t.. ""tIho.IJ~) ,he g" .r.r,1 .'1 n,,", I,~, '0 ,,'~,I, .~ •• r!l' ., un, ,""''' ' n I"'''''''''"'' 1" ,'",bJ,, ·, .. ,., 'u",,,.,,"o.,,,,, I"~ ~~ """ ," "0, ... ,,1 ";'>~" • ',~ ~".", «."".1 n"'i<I" "" h B~,,~, .... , '1 .~.~~,
' ErTlt'~ ," (""'I~n ...... ,.n ... h."""'" 11~ C.hl, ," h" R" r ,n" "11 1.', " " ",'''''' '''~n ,II,'" ",. ,.11 I",~I , ,,",,"" H" r , ""., , , 'r~" .. 1 ~I ~" II lf~ ,., 0"", ... n... -.. ,,,,1,,. '" ". ,.,." ,,,,' .. ~J~n I r,··.,h ."'~ " .. ~J"<"'.",, 8 ,,"''''''' .0,: ." ",' I ,1" r"~ '_"""n II." I , ~cn, 1:", I, ".'AI" ',,'1 ... .1 ... '.~, U •. , [>.~"'" ,,,,,, "I "It". "",',. "" .... ' .. ,\ ,,1.· n.""'" ,,, •. "n, 'lod" .' "c, "",.,h . 1:" ",.I, ·'r\."u·~", h.;, , .. " n r ' .,,~ 'P.lc .... ,"'.',." '
,,,,hi. ol~ ,",:. "'''~ .. !.uk'" , '11 """"""'''· .. ,nJ!,,, ~~. J.""I"' .. ".·:Ju'''·''~.:I!'.'''I'"' .. '.n' .l111.['.,"~" "I. '" , ../."11 "' ",,, .. ,,I~, 11_ T,c ..... "'~~ 'Yo . n~ ". ",'" hI: ',", p." ""n """" ,I" B ..... " I l)",', ,0<" 1]~ '" " "" ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,", .,," '" ,,,, ... , ... ,11 ,, r . ,J ,. ," ~"'''l '' ''''':'U~h''''''n' "'ft,',
"ErTl' I~ ) I ".I.nL"'~oJ "' .... ,"" !,~ II" <~I>.~ I~,h"" "_,,. . "" rJlJ I,,·r., ""I',.JI< I"rod, ,.1 (,"', ... I,,,,n~, "I Ln,),.'~,."" '" hlu, ,II ,",n ( '1:, Th, W" ... ... ,,1 ", . 1', .. " I.,., . 1 "If •• 'w·.'" J .. "",,, ~ " " 1 .. "h ll~ .. " hk ""r.J' ,'I, "e""o,I"" J"II ... , 1\1", !i • n,., J1'I'<~'''. r. ''''""'''' ., , .. ,"~ "",':',n, W., '" .. ~... • .... ~ "u''''', ",1." ,,' "") "'·11 ." ,~ .. , Ih, 1,,,,m n" W"'~ '" ,,_ " ", . "1 ,,, ,'I ,,'" '''I·,J" '",,. 11 .",'1<» .. ,II,.''' "''"'''" .... '.' , ,,'" 11IJ".~.,J~"II "", ~ II " ) "~ " "J' ,.: C'''l'~ ''''' "U"',,"',' n, .. ·, II \h.· I' " " 'n I. ' l:",k'F'"'~''' ~ • .,.,.'Ch' ~'I""u~""" U •. ,J:,. , n . FJu,. " "l ' .... ,'" ...... 1.<1' ,,~ .. ""no.!"...r.H\.,,'~I' . 1
'B -l111N \: S""'",,,,,,, I"J,..,".",,·~}~ .. I.J"", ",J Uu" "e" M.,o ,~.~ "'.I 1'""",.'10'" "oil ""'"" Y " ,,"'f.·,h., "'" P""'''" , ," '" .,.".N, ~J Uo: J ... ,' 'l .... " • ...r I. ,~" "" ',,,n I. ' Ii,,' T ,,,,, ",. ~ ')' .'''~ ~". J.y "I ~'n.: ... ! "'JlN'~U'''' 1"\1 ",'''' .,. ,,~. "' , ' .... <len,,. Y"'" ,~, h"", ,_U", ~~ , ,,' p'"".1 "~""""'n ,,,.1 """ ,I C1 U1:o · ,he d"1 ,,' ~ •. ,,,,,, ,,'¥"""""" I",,' L,' n, \ J) Und'~~' .d' ,. ,',
1I.'''';II\h ' ~~ .. n".'''", Ib."'''' " '''_ol~ JJy ",~, ..... oJ 'c~""J'a""!",J Ie,,,, \I.:CTIf~"· l ' 1)":/:1,,,,,,,'1 /)"""',",n,"~ '" 'I'~''''C'''''. ,-,. ~
~lIl",""'n.l, 'pcn"·","""O",",,,,,,,) In' IN; n ... ·mf'<.n ",.n) r,,~ I'"" HI '", ' .. , , .. h,1e 'h "" "" SF.(TII'N lJ 1,,, F..Jl11" .nd b,,, n." M.,,;q,~ ,·rn", r~h"~"" T ... h ,~l, "fI,."" >l ~ ~ Io.~lnn,n ~ ,., :lu,J ,c"". "~ E.J",~ .l;"J Bu"n.", M,n~~"~ ,,' <1 ... 11 " T ....... ",r ... _ .",,,, ", ~ ,nn'nE '" m..: ..... k"',. )<>r """,'<l t-y ,he" .'\1,,,,, •. II" W.M ,"J B""",,,, M,n, ~,·, ", ,ho. I"Uc' '.,"e <'11", llIln ... ,'''·'·I) 1,,11, ,. ' ''~
the" "l'l"""UlWn'. "" f.l w" .. , T'""n' ,.l.. .... "n", u ... "'" " .. , ," )u"''' ,, ... &J",. ,., ,I .. n .... " I.I,"~" ,,( l! ....... Sf.J"."· ~~Iuo..,,"'" .. k,,,,.I' ... ~" "I~~."'""'~
~F.l III IN I ~ T,"," ,,, '" ",. pu!>I , ...... >I ., ~" ~ ..... ,.""' .. ,'1 ,,,, .-.J",~
SEt'lIIIr.· 1" n,., Arud.-, ,,' In,,1fJ'I''''''''. ,I", ,,, ~" ' '''' .nJ Iho:' """I~""n., u' lhc,., h,I ... , " ... 11 '" r-,hh ...... Jc:J< h }<>I '. U .. ,,, ~ ':n " '"' I~~'\t;I ) .m.:nJ,d (,,,,,,
CH' ..... ,1I)q", X(V_ Pl-RIICAn. l-":S
M,CTIIJS I n ,,· A .... J •. ,!).,.,,,., ..r.~11 ~,"nl tl'" bJ",~ ... "".1 Bu"o .... " M." ,~~" ,,' ,111'"111,, .".'o, "U .... V,"n II,,,,,, ,, .. " JI. '''"".,J ,~'f'U."ko ll) ..... I"'m'n'-.I hi V ... " ~~r.",
~£('l10:O;: n ", """.~ .. oJ 8 ... """", ~hlUp'" (I' . n) ., ,,>..ll 1"'~10.:'''''':m: " '''''y "" I'","~k I" ,he B .... J .·1 0"0>. ,, .... (., u ... , f'.~I: .. "'."\ "'''~''', no.: II"", J ,,' O,,""'~, ""1 ""J,< """mlnC" ~>l"'"' ". "'" EoJu,," ~ B""n~" "bo.I"" ,. " 'p,J '" 1'""") ," I,. """ .. , n", B",,,~ ",llI'''',n" ulu",>ldy n..'(~",,,hI,·l'" ~'" ,",.,. . I."' .... n.l lin.""c" ", ,he ru~><.""",
~£(I1tlN J The E.ft''',<.I.·""" !,uNI<",,,'ft, ,rc, ... ~,,,h"" ,,,' II,,' ",1,,·''' ... ntJ 1"'1'."""" ", ,)1 <"n,,'n, ,,' ~, .. ruMl"""""~"h,,"c •• , :oJ"'~"".t ", .. ~...,Jl II" " ,,,,,,,,'n,"~'" I, . .... "1'"~ <Jc.o.ll,",·, .~: .,..J
"1'''' "'''' 1"''''''''''- ,oU .... c<lft""""" H" n,!,,,, .. ,,tol,,,,·, ,.~,,,,n"" "'''' lho.' PUl1h.~u,," "J'f,nt.-.I
SIOCT1I'" 4 11 .. · aU,," ...... , M.nJ~""I""'·hpu~I",."". """f',n. "hk ,.~ .II,u,,", ""1"n~' n~ II' ~,., I',~".""'n Ii, m,y ,~"'" .... ,"",," ,'nly ,, 'u> r,n ... ," ,n"" "' ~'n' ,."""'''y ~'I'f" "'" It)' U", B" ... J .. ' o..C ... 1'_' Ik " ,ll ..... ,"'''' I, • .,1 "":.:lI"'.In.! "I"" ... h:u . .. " ,n ~ ", . .11:'
..... "'<"'''''".",\<,, h}lh< T,c",""" II. "" II ",,,",,, .. ",,,n " 1',.1t> ", "'" "n_"".1 ,,,n~ , ''''" .. I U'" I .,~h,"""n I,' U .. 11"",,1 ,,' 1)"",1. " ti,,,,,,,I, ,,'" T" .. ".,~ l' "" "'~' M,n~ " I . ... h ' ,-m, .!!<.I" ~"",nJ ,'1 1/10. ... .odi:lII" )"'" 11", Bu"""" 'O', .... "I'c~" 1lIo,' ,,,,I} , ... ,.".~ ".~," I" 1r.~1 t>u',",,~, ,n Iho:' n""o: ,,( ~ puN"'>I,"n II" ,c"" n"~II:", ... 'c,,,,,n,, •• ,\.~ d ' ''n~ulll' n ,,' me puN,."",.. 'n " ·,,,n~ ,,' .11 .., ,,,, ''''n~ ,nJ MC"'~lo:,. l"y","n' .·1 '~II.'''"~'" F ~,,". I"'''''''''' n L'I ..J<.'I" Jk·)''''",ul M.''''''- ~nJ .... : ,,~h~~ I • • " 'c..,"n .... " """' .oJ,,,,. ""nf ~rod 'oU ... ~ "".,e> II ,." II ".,..."" ~!",".,,,, ""I'f"~BI," h~ "" puN"." ,," lho;:."'''''r''"''holu'' ... ' .. ,·.)''''I1 •• .., ,,' "",E.J",~
Sfl.'10N ~ All ., .. , hmu" '" "~n,d ~y "''Il, dO.' 1:.10 \,., ",,.] U~ Bu" ..... " M,n.,", U1 .nyl
SF.(1I11S h (',,"""''' , ... t" .. ",.,.l, n .. y ... I-..; rNJo. ~) U..Bu"",,,' M.n.~,~ "f",) ruN".",," ,, ... '\lc,"" "'·y,·nJd,,· ... "f,n, ,,. }"" ," "',,,~ h" 'c~"" '1''''''. "n' .. , . "".U"'''''O ,,'u ... · "1,,,11 ,. ~U1""' '' ''' 'J , ,/{ I ~ ,1» , (,~ 10:>.., ) "' ...... ,,, "" ,I), ... "" "Nil ,~tJ ~ e, ..,""" ' • .q:""'''.~ n... T,c;r,ur'" ... ,,11 I-.. "' '''' ... ...r ,n " "hr~," ""J ,,'nlnL.' ' •• ~" ... ~''''''' rn'" '" '" .·n .. 1 ........ ' n,., 9 • ..,,~ ,,' I»',"" ~' m. y en(,~ ,0(" ,,,n" ... 1., "" 1-..i1~11 (I" {>IA11 ... ·lll.'" (Of J /0:" •• ) ,,, ~ I<!
c" .... ...r It."" (l ) 1""'"
SF.! Til l r.· 7 I'r,n''"i "",,,..:,,ftl"'" lot: "I""'''''''' h) II" H.,¥ d .. 1 0."""., I-..;r, .~ ,ho.:y , .... , ''<o':mk...r m ,. u' "'l""""a~ ~,,, .tI'J'I" • .oI. ~'" 1"'~llc .. "m nl"" ",~m" J I."",.·, I" ,he 1,~,"""", "~~f'I,,,,,.I1')' U ... · A",,<.I ,'1 !.l",..,,, .,, .~u,h. ~'IJ~c' ........ 1I , ... 1, .,." '~"''' < """,n' "rHY~ " 'I"~I""k ,"',,"'" ,., Iho:: !",1>1",""n h~ u""1f.""n" I"n".,.. " ... ,.011 1-.. .• "V1" .. ~" ") ~., T".,.,."" "~ ••• n",,,,' ......... , "' 1 ... ,·I'I .... IlI.· ""n ,,, ,10: B,,,nl ,,' 0."",.", n.... " ..... 'c .... "'n' "'~) n •• '" ".....J "nh' ~11 U ... r'''~ .rrr,·,.I .. ,,,~ T"''''IlI'' l!n" 'I,,"cJ ""~ " o,,"'" "~n,r".,,, ,k ..... "'n ' ,,, .. , ""J.~' ... "m.'''' ""J "II .. , f""~I, ".' ... ,,11 I-..; ""..",( , . lhc ""~n'~'n ", u" n, .. ,"' .... . '" ..... <IlIo.~ Ole" ... "do. T'~.'l~"'" un ... ,I.t>tc.~, ... ", .. , J p'\I1I" ... ",ft ,~r .. ,~" ."J'" ,l ",,,h .1"",,~,I"y
"ECTI, N" n,,· .... ,.nn. "''''''''''',,", . .oJ ~'"'",..., ,, ' ,,,, [.I, I,". A,,,,,,,,,, Eo.\,,, .... an.l Bu," ...... , M ........ ",,~ ...... h puN" ... , ." ... n "'. t... (>.1111 unl,l rl~' g";"J ,~ 0.", ),", ! .... , .... '1",,,uJ P"h'''' :0;,.
.·,~nm'~".,. ... ,11 "" l"0IJ un,,1 r.)n ... '", I.~ H,. , o.J ,...,,, ,,, ,,,,,,, r ... I"". """ .. '<I . "nb.' " .... ~,', ... II , ."I~." "I 0) ~'" R, "U ,'1 ll", ... " ", ,.,1. "'" • .,, ~ '" ".d ,hdJ h) ,," B" .. J ,,' o."'''~'' ,n "I~'" ,,' '" r"l.lo~ UIl. ... "',:O",,.} j>..y r •• ",. ... c ~y 0 .. 1:.J,,,u. ,. ,.,I",c ,,, ""'"", ... !I"'" II", "'lillie" I, •• ",,,) "'I'n,,~ 1o~ ~'''~, " ...... ,.01 ",,~h~\'J!o"~' U~· Bu,,"c" MJn.g,~
~IOCTI( 1:0.; In ,,,n'I"'""" ' ''' .... t .. -.luI'" h~ "><;h 1",111" ,'"," "OJ" II< "'~n"'".,J M U .. · T'.· .. ,"'''' ,,~ "I",,",,;,I~) U~· B, .... J.~ 1"."".0-n", .... I>.~I"'" ">L1" ",. ","",,,IU! ... "ru~ • •• ,"'" . ",~ II" 1'..1, • • .,., B""n .. "" ~I.n'~" ,,' 1h.1 ru~h,>!','. I.", 1J~n ,'II~. ), c'.'"", ", "1'1~ .. '<I ""' ~ , II.,,, ""I"~ I"C ",,,, ,,1 ,,110,< ""'1<. " ..... 1.·,/"', "",-,/ he "'''''''',~ ,. J .. ,il~n " ...... aI, ..... ~ ,,"" "if ... " .. ,,,I,,, w..:" Ie.&>: Tho: ~\Jul,-""",, ,,,,I,r.lc II., ".h'''''ftJ ~ .... " .:,n"''',., '.Io ..... ..n.l I"""N" ... , .................... ,.".." .. , ~ Julio-" I, . :011 p:..J ('I ......... ....., >1""'"'''' "lulu" "../,.011 ... · ,c'" ..... 'Il ~y tI", T'c ........ '" ". ''''''If't,., • .,,,,.,, I>.:I, n rn. ... """ ... " h n 1I>.·l:h<Ull ,,f [Jv",~", ll",~.on,-"" ","u,"",.", :AI ".,""" ~ ,II "" r..J ",'''' Iho:: '''''f'''-'U" !",hl .. ,,,.,,, ·, 'urod,
SEc-nON 11 1ht: &J" ,w . rod au""" .. , MJII.,<> ,,' /ht.. ('. '." . "" T",,), I,)w "ff ... ~ .. It..· I-..;,,"",ng ,,' \h"J ,,~m
S ~ ·",, \., A'" R .1l<>v.'.t : 101 .. ,. <he 1')'1' '''' •• "" p:fk.'t.ol hy "'''''Mft, ""'M~>. ,II """"i<
""~1"'.".",, [),:,c~" ><>;''''",<k","T,I1'h, ..,)",,,,,,. ", ,,,11m.,. .. , ,,~ ",u ,· ,...:"".,. ['<.1"""'''''0:''. ",nt> .. 1 ,,11;'; •.• 00 h"n'.'ft, "",,,, •• 1. ' I"'.'" .."",nl> 11 ... "" . , ",OIl<;" .. rl"~"Y:an.J ",,'lII ~ 10: "''' '''' b'll" '''''~ lu"."..' l l .. , """"'~ ,10: T ... h ul,,, ... ,. <11 "",,,,,n h,<>.l ,a~ ... hfb .. ~ n.. .... u"',, ;, on de .. l • ..,. ,,11;";c.
7 - 12 years experience
The California Tech FEATURES LIST OF 1998 DITCH DAY STACKS BY HOUSE
F~~t SUCJ(£II.
Un88lfhitlg Blacker Mati T15C8r9l"lO, Brian Ttemaon, Tm Henson
"'" C<xp Jon (Marty) Allen, Nat Arlagnostou
T1'Ht Usual $uspscts Fay Pengo Ravl Aamamoorthl
Svckll Brian Rothstein
T1h1 Pirates oIGasparill8 Dan Hennessy. Travis Williams
Dr. &wss Jeanne Wilson. Karen Sletzer
Paranoia A1exlhler
DABNE~
Oops. rve Creared B BicI!azard Aiel( Dunn, Evan Hurowltz
Seal of lhe Elements Myfanwy Ca llahan. Elizabeth Ca llaghan. MaUta Raburn
Para/Je/ A rcflaoology Kal-Hsu Ta'
Enemy Mine Dule Misevic, Lori Hsu, AIl&n Lee. Niniane Wang
Rescue Bill Nye Jason Jenkins, Ronak Bhatt. Dan Kleiman, elle Detmfs
F LU.ING
The At1 01 Espionage MIChael Shumway. Trey Atwood
Duke Nukem Chris Bisbee, Bnan Monroe. Adam PetMe
Frttd'5 Dead Oiana King. Katie Stolar, Libby Mosier, Steve Ghsta
11'5 Not Rsally Ditch Oay. o. Brian Barns, Nick ChOly, Evan Reed, AIbeJ'l Chiu, Derek Farmel
Star Wars Jason Barnss, Patrick Jewsff
The Tasks of Hercules Jr. David Wmkter, Tlm Ya.rnatl
Ll,.oyO SherlOCk Holmes
Kevin Bradley, Chris.tina Edwards, Andrew Sllberfaro, Frances Siu
1 Tile Pink Panrher Stack Louis WangJr" Vilo Oal, Mas()J1 Porter
I! •. : Trivial Pursuits Jonathan Uttle, SIeve Van Hooser, Steve GinZburg, Blake Jones
* * Award Winner * *
Food To Go Welcome
OPEN 7 DAYS
Tel: 449-8018 2475 E. Colorado · Pasadena
Public Siorage, a leader in Ihe Real Estate Management industry 'or (NO(
25 years, has exciting opportunities at our corporate headquarters. This is yo<x dlarx:e to move your career in Ihe right direction. ff you're motivated to succeed, we've got tile tools and technology that take you to Ihe top. We are OJITently seeking:
INSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVES
• Guaranteed Hourly • Commissions • Inbound calls only
1 week full-time lraining required.
Full-time and part·time posilions available.
Part-time shifts are: 6 a,m: -10 a,m, 10 a.m, - 2 p,m, 5 p,m, - 9 p,m, and all day on weekends,
Call (888) 477-5627 or send/fax resume to: Public Siorage, Inc., 701 Western Ave, Glendale, CA 91201, Fax: (818) 553-2388, EOE
~Public storage.
MissJoo ImpossiblQ Kristie Armentrout, Wes Salzillo
&wr.!li Ccncre(e Jim Glore, Ryan Clancey,lwJy Lauciu$
WlZ'src1ofOz Judy Green, Keri Ryan
Paranoia Ala)!; th ler ... ,,,'"'
7h9 Kiran and Kohl Slack Kiran Shekar, KOhl Gill
There can be only ona - The Highlander Stack Jasoo Sekanina, Dustin Green, Sean Mauch, Jiftf;! Xu
The Thousand Word Slack Wei-Hwa Huang, Brandon Vandebreke
The Church of IfIs God Emperors Michal Smutski, Robeft Chen
Alice ill Wonderldnd Lael Erskine, Sara Beaber. Baroafil Novak
Paranoia Geoff Smith. John Grossm:ln, Kevin Carle
s~",
Terry Moran. Dave Stau, Shay Chinn, Robert Johnson
p"" Lsgend of Zelda
Irene Wong, Barry Shapira Mardi Gras
BObby Johnson, James Heaney 8uffy the Vampira Slaysr
Kazu Nakada, Thanh Knuu. Gary Wu, Ben Liau Deadly Sins
Tim Ooyle, Kyle Stickle Curse of Monkey Island
Hoa Huynh, Tao Long
."""'" Xena, The Ouest for Ambrosia Emily Ho. Josh Sacks, Grace Yang, Abhay Manusmale, A.leKis Johnson, Philip Rodriguez
Austin Powers timesh Bnandary, Natsuko Kagawa. Sam Li, Dazhi Chen, Ed Yu, Jeff Ho
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Sean Suchter, Jeremy Mans, l ouis Thomas, Michelle Miller
2001: A Space Odysssy Mike Microwsk~ le& Rumsey, Paul 510la$51i, John Reese
""Rock Jim Turner, Hiroshi Ishii, Eric Jan, Kitty Erkkila, Rich Wolf, Usa Ngo, Amy Zheng, Dan Velez
Dave Tytell Dear Food Dude,
Is illrue Ihallhe qualilY oj
meal we gel from Ca/tech Dining Services is really j ust
Grade D "FilJar Humall
Consumptiun"?? ?
NO' In fact [ did the research on thi s topic and here 's what I found OuL There are 8 levels of meat qua lity.
This is the opportunity of a life time to travel and make money, Qualify as a Daewoo Campus Advisor and get a FREE trip' to Korea, Then you'll be at the center of a unique marketing program that will launch Daewoo into the U.S market during 1998_"
From the moment you arrive in Seoul, Korea this summer your days will be crammed full of exciting, new experiences, Youll see Daewoo products, visit Daewoo production facilities and enjoy Korean culture, The "Discover Daewoo" program is an experience youll never forget.
CDS only purchases Choice meats. Thi s is better than what you get at most colleges, apparent ly. Inte resting piece of information to kn ow. This li st will also be helpful next time the butcher tries to g ive you a sweet deal on some utility meaL JUST
SAY NO' As for news". Omdelle day
will return to the South side next week starti ng when we get back on Tuesday.
Sushi is comi ng immediate ly afterwards ... look for iL
There is also going to be one mo re Olive walk dinner. Thi s will likel y be a luau .. comple te with roasted pig.
Stay tuned for information
on the Summer board program and a CDS questi onaire sent to your box. Filling it out could mean big prizes!
next time, DT
Then when you return to
May 22, 1998 5
F ~., "" ~:." ~ ... \ ' , " , ( , . - ": . ' .", . "
..... - - ' .
r--------- .. I I I I I I I I I I I
THE 8 LEVELS OF MEAT QUALITY
® Canner (J) Cutter ® Utility @ Commercial ® Standard Q) Select ~ Choice CD Prime
I I I I I I I I I I I .. ----~---- .. CLlP A:-OO S,\\ E:: : .r-
r--------- .. I SOUTH HOUSE I OMELETTE DAY
: SCHEDULES
I I I I I I _
I Blacker_ I Fleming:
Dabney: : Ricketts:
Tuesday I Wednesday I Thursday I Friday I
1._-------_ ..
college as a Daewoo Campus Advisor,'" youll have the opportunity to earn money and purchase a new Daewoo car at a substantial discount.
Help build a new car company by helping us market Daewoo cars during your spare time,
• Complete deJoiU will be ~idH1 oJ 0 loW d<Jk. •• Ruk, o{tJW program may 001)' tocomply with vaf'iow slaU rtgulaJicru.
••• Subjed w fiigibiUly aM quali/iroli.oo.s.
6 May 22, 1998 COMICS
The California Tech
DILBERT ® by Scott Adams FoxTrot by B ill Amend
1''' CREAnNG A COl'\IC 5TRIP
'lOUR COI"\1C STRIP SEEM5
TO BE NOT"ING BUT A CLOWN WIT" ~ 5f'\~LL
>-IHO WHO SA'I5 , '''00'' ,"ING5 ,
)
DIL5ERT I THIS 15 ALLEN , M'Y NEW SYCOPHANT
50, ~LLEN , W"AT'" IT LIKE TO BE A "lDWUS 5'COP"ANT'
T""T'5 MY PL"N , W"1>-T DOES EVERYONE THINK?
11'\ CRA ""ING AS MUCH A.RT wOR.\<... IN THERE AS POSSIBLE J
50 NO ONE WILL NOTICE
>-lIS "£AO "1005 W>-IENEVER 1 TI\LK, BUT T"AT'S NOT THE BEST P~R T ,
W""T." IT LIKE 10 "AVE NO >-lOPE Of C~REER 1>-OV"NCE-
II<I>.T IS -mE eEST
PLP-N t..VE~ I"\I>.DE!! WOW! OOI<-WP-\-\! '<OLl 01>. I"\~N!!
'-1/
TRY T'{P1.NG. WITH '(OUR H"lGER5, THE WI>.Y EVERYONE ELSE DOE5. ~-~
230 S, Lake Ave, Pasadena ~:I?'('"(626) 792-6600 Fax: (626) 792-6610
TERRACE DINING
THE JOKE 15 ON T"E "'E~OE" , ISN'T IT 7
1'0 BETTER C"'~M 50ME "ORE ART
T~E 1I"\PORl"ANT THINe" 15 TH f:l.. T ::!Q1! ENJ"O'Y IT.
WERE ' OU BORN T""T W'" OR IS IT A LlrESTYLE CHOKE?
~; IT 'S LIICt 1'li[Y WANT THIS GAME To 8£ 0Nt BIG t£AOACHE .
I WAS ll-IIN'IcINC;, I CDuLD Wl-IAOOYA SA""? TAII:E on: ~ WO~k A SEE YOU AFTER UTILI EARLY AND 1tIU N<ro I Coull> (,o HIT SOM£ GOLF BAllS. 'fOIJ kNOW', SoRT of A LITTLE FATHER -Sot.!
TIlIN&.
THATS TIlE 'wl-IoLE PoLNT 8tHlfIIO SANti TRAPs ANI) ¥JA'TER HAZARDS AND UNI)IJLATIN& 6REEHS&oI.F IS MENIT To BE '" THINkiNG MAN'S SPoRT.
I
I'M T .... I.I(ING "'BouT lHEl~ lISE of 'YAADAGE AND O£GRtES of' loFT. I COULD COMPUTt AU. MY SHoT~ IN MY HEAD H.l.O Tl-IEY INS1P.O uSED HEms .A.NO RAoIA.NS.
JASoN FoX, ARE You TRlnt& To &ET ~N DnniTION?:
-~
l'UST l'El L "FoR(' SOf\!.
~! \ ~
FoRTVf'.l.-.TELY, I MEMoRll.tD
i -mE CON· I' VERSIoN
I FoRMVLAE. "___'P-..L
BURGER CONTINENTAL
Save up to 35% Save up to 35%
TO ALL CALTECH STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF:
BREAKFAST BUFFET MOil-Sat $3.95
The only Vietnamese restaurant in Pasadena
All the time,
Seven days a week, LUNCH with soft drink $4,9 5
DINNER
LUNCH SPECIAL $4.95 DINNER SPECIAL $6.50
Catering & Delivery (5 orders or more)
If you like Thai food , you ' ll love our Vietnamese Cuisine ' Free Soft Drink with purchase and a student 1.D,
WE DELIVER TO YOUR ROOM!
Mondays - Half price margaritas,
Tuesdays - Beer half price,
Wednesdays, Thursdays 3-7 P.M,
with soft drink $6.25 Breast of chicken , seafood, lamb, or the day's special
SPECIALTIES Shish kebab Shaorma SouvJaki steak
Fresh fish and Jamb Baklava Homemade pizza Gourmet hamburgers
We cater for all occasions 535 S. Lake Ave. (626) 792-6634
The California Tech
Last week, last week. when was it now well thm's it, it was last week . La..,t week, we celebrated both Ditch and Alumni Day. Both were great fun and prov ided occasions for pondering and wondering about where to put priorities, a matter I'll corne to in a bit after some of my usual detours. 1 enjoyed part ic ipat in g in stacks even though I paid by being wetted through and through, twice in a row. The fi rst limc I was driven 10 my fate in a Daihatsu, wi th a chauffeur yet, a Securi ty man in a ye llow rain slicker, who obviously had been warn ed about what was to come. After a hattie to the end of my am~
munition and refill s in Milli kan pond, alone against 5 or may be even 6 masked (l did not have tim e to count), vcry dctemlined, banditos. I had to surrender. But I made them
y for their c lues, did I ever, may I would have been good as a spy!
'nternational courier. You know one f those peopl e with a brie fcase anacled to their wrist, Jillnes, James and , agent 007.
Anyway I had barely recovered m this daydream and changed in to dry clothes I had brought, a dry
iTt and pants (I had forgotten that
Dean's THE DEAN
Corner Le chapdier pas si fou
hafters.hun)
by Jean-Paul Revel
the rest of me would get wet
too). that I was entrapped, a'\ked to come out of the building under a pretext. Softheaned fool that I am. . my second set of clothes got quickly soaked 100 in th is sneak attack and this time I had no way to retaliate. and no dry towels either. Mayhe the 007 dayd ream was not such a great idea after all. On top of all , of course my desk chai r too was soon soaked and I had to use an industrial strength blower to dry it off. I need to think hard about my career when I grow out of my present position.
Luckily I also had a wonderful encounter with Alice and friends at Wonde rl and on Huntington. The tea was hi ghly successful, the fin ger sandwiches luscious and the setting elegant if crowded. Thanks a hunch for includi ng me in these happy cavorts. J guess it all balances out, being wet willingly and unexpectedl y, and being given the chance to be the Mad Hatter at a reall y snazzy Tea Party. I am sure that you all know why the hatter was mad. At least a commonly held theory is that it was due to Mercury poisoning. As I read in the " Hat Industry" chapter o f "Mercury; a History of Quicksil ver, by LJ Go ldwater" (hllp:11 gill i ga ll . m e. d u ke . e d ll/oem/
mercury ni tra te was used in the manu fact ure of fe lt.
For the studious among you I'll recount that the process has been traced to French Huguenots in the middle of the XVlI th century. It was kept as a dark secre!. When rel igious persecution forced the Huguenots to flee to England they took thei r secret along. As a result the French and even Rome became dependent on England (woe, woe! fleecy fin ger of fate l ) for high qual ity felt hats. The "secret" finall y returned to France as a result of industrial espionage! The secret process supposedly started in what is now Turkey with the felt ing of camel hair. which wa.., accelerated by camel urine. This art was brought 10 Europe by returning Crusaders. but alas! there were no live camels to be had. So human urine was subst ituted.
The story goes that one particular workman (probably in France say my sources. in a very biased remark that I resent deeply) was being treated with mercury for "venereal disease." It was noticed that his tibers fe lted quicker and better than that of his healthy comrades. So that was how the secret process was developed. by intensive research and clever observation. And no wonder it was a secre l process! Would you like to wear hat.s made with felt produced under these conditions"? Whether this account is historically correct, is subject to some question, There is a rumor that tha t the expression "mad
as a hatter" had nothi ng to do with but was actually a play on the cockney expression "mad as an adder". Another tidbit is that the model for the mad halter in the ori ginal drawing was Prime Min ister Glads tone .
I prefer to be lieve in the more interesting (to me) vers ion that the mode l was one Theophil us Carter. a fu rn iture dealer near Oxford, "who was known in the area as the mad hatter" because he always wore a top hat and was something of an eccentric. Actua ll y he sou nds pre tt y Caltech-ish to me. Besides his sartori al oddi ties Theophilus in vented an alaml clock bed which awakened the occupant by toss ing him to the floor. See what I mean?
My other adventure last week was joining alumni on their day. I managed to visit with members of several classes incl uding 1993 and 1988, if ever so briefl y. What an interesting contrast to see people onl y 5 years or 10 years out of Tech. Their perspecti ves and outlooks Me already wi de ly d iverge nt fr om th ose of Teche!"s st ill at work here. 1l1ere is indeed li ght at the end of the tunne l. All these people were well adjusted, forward looking, al ive people, ali ve in the everyday. not j ust at fun and games time like Ditch Day.
How could I ever doubt that that was the true character ofTechers. that the odd behaviors you all exhib it at various times are only a sign of growing up and letting off stcam. You too will eventually emerge fTom our own somewhat artificial environment, the Caltech Wonderland to partic ipate in the real world life. And that takes me to the idea that we are not rea lly in a real world, here in the Caltech Wonderl and. We are governed by the
May 22, 1998 7 Honor Code that most of us try to apply in thc best way we know how. Because we all accept this common inspirat ion our environment is a he
nevolcnt onc, But that does not mcan we have license to ac t without controls.
The behaviors. which are indulged in on Ditch Day. when a kind of Mardi Gras l icense spreads lhrougll the Campus, is not meant to be for everyday. It is not the rea l world. not even Caltech's everyday world. The extent to which Caltech Students elln self-govern is one aspect of Calteeh Wonderland, which has attracted many of you here. But such a self-govern ment musl be a rea li stic: it incl udes responsib il ity. It is great to borrow Dni hatsus. (I believe that th is year they were asked for. not stolen, bravo) but they must be dri ven wi th care. Drunk dri ving in a Da ihatsu is as dangerous as drunk dri ving on city stree ts. All your endeavors must be taken as seriously as constructing brute force stacks. Along with the freedoms implied by "sel r Government" thcre must come responsibil ity to act reasonahl y, Thc more responsibly stude nts behave. Ihe less interfere nce with student government is necessary. We in Wonderl and arc subject 10 the same laws and constraints than ordinary citizens in the outside world. Let us respect thc rules of society, Caltech's and the World's in Truth, that will make you free!
Abieillot,
(' J -'
PIA ADENA IS FAMOUS FOR
MORE THAN JUST THE ROSE BOWL Committed to Excellence, Free Support. Since 1988 We dre committed to giving you d high qUdlity, relidble system . All systems dre dssembled by us right here dt OUI
heddqudrter. QUdlity contd is str ict with every system being tested dnd burned -in 72 hours before delivery.
A ll systems come with d one yedr Cdlly·in pdrts dnd Idbor wdfldnty, no questions dsked. And our service personnel
dre trdined to provide techniCdI support dt no chdrge to you .
SillIsfiICtion GUilriintee I Most of our customers hdve 'oeen with us for d long time. We do dll we can to mdke sure you're happy. If for any
redson you hdve d prcblem w ith your system, we offer d 30 d dY money bdCk gUdrdntee & 1 yedr Wdrrdnty covering
pdrts dnd Idbor. We also hdve d GE 3 yedr ddc mty & Action Cdll Softwdre suppor t membership
avai lable dS d dn option.
About Pilsildenil Computer Center_ Pasadend Computer Center is located in Pasdder
industry, Pdsddend Computer Center ledrned hOI
the Jet Propulsion Ldbordtories (JPL), GTE, U Los Angeles Unified School District , Cdltech, E mdny community colleges. No mdtter if you're 10 office you'll get the qUdlity dnd service you expect.
brdnches in New York. With almost ten yedrs in the
5 OJstomers well. Some of our repedt customers include
;elvice, Rodwell, Pdcific Bell, UCLA, USc, Force Bdse, Kdiser Permanente, C dl State LA dnd
)(Tlputer to use at home or d hundred computers for the
~MMwm'n@TtI~ > Mrd;,... T"...... ~ c .. ~
;> N\c-diu," Te ...... ' c •.• w/23 0 W ;> In!'" I",,,,, VX Ch,,,,., w/~1 9 KB P,~..,. C.,J", > 32MB frD Iv'~ooy ;> ~ 3GB [IOl H",d D .. "" a 1 ~4MB floppy [),;> 53 V"9" 3D SVGA C.,d ..... /2MB w.., .. <><y
> 1~ ' 0 28,"" 1'.11 SVGA C ob />.1\0 .. '00 ;> 33 6 r • .,I~," w/V""". ;> 16X El[X CO ROM 0., ..-;> 3D So.""; C.,d ..... /50""".,. W. "",ohk a 16QW s.,....1." ;> 105 I:q W;..do,.., 95 k,boo,d s 3 8"It= Mx.o. ;> M.S W;"d.o...., 9 5 CD a l.OM S,.",,,y,," 97
PENTIUM ZOOMMX $1"5 II O.o.G l
PENTIUM 166MMX $1095 110 .0.02
AMP 1(6 200 $"&5 IIO.o.o~ AMP 1(6 166 $1085 11 0 _
M.""' Y. up '0 ~~ EIDl H. ,d Do; ... > B.,;I, .," To ... h Pod tJo.:"."." By;h ,~ 1 4. floppy ~.J, ... lOX CD ROM Dr ... > W;" 9~ ~d. M£E.Y~ ;. 16b., S<>IJ..d C Old. ~(opI", ... ", S,,<oI.., ;> lwo PCMcrA II ... 0.,.. PCMc:t"- III
> NiMH B'''''' 1. C"'Y C~,c PENTIUM 200MMI $1500 / PENTIUM 166MMX $2395 PENTIUM 200 $2415 / PCMCIA fAX/MODEM ADD $100
> rn,,.! I",on 4301 X Clv".rt w/~1S!1:lI P;p.Iir.e c.oJ... > 31i'MBSOl!"-M > 6. ~GB lIIt« OM'" Hood Dri~ , 1.( 41v\B floppy Do;... ;> S3 V.", 3D SVG,,- ""4MB .v..","'r ;> 17" 0.28 Nr SVGI\. Cok. MeN,,,, ;> HX [[Of. CD.ItOM Do ..... ;> S6K Xi' r • .,IMod.- wIV'*-~
;> Sow.dBt.o",., "-W~ M ... ~HOW Sp... 1", ;> lOS hyW"""' ..... 9~ ~od' Moc:,,,,,oI, s"ioI Moo,...
;> W;..do ... 9~ CD l lot .... s.. ... tS"~r 97
PENTIUM 233MMX $1865 ~ PENTIIIM 200MMX $"25 -.n AMP 1(6 233 $"95 __ AMD 1(6 200 $"'5 -..at
n VX Chip,rl ""~ 1 2KB Pip<Iin. C.d.e DO~oov IDE Ho,d Do,~ ' 1.44 MB fIor,py 0""" f • .,I~wlVoic~
i"- C.,d w/2MB M.."'Y NI SVG"- Colo. M"..;'oo
ROM 0.;"" I C .. <l, f>OW S~""" Wi-odow. 95 ~d'" rn, .. ,.., Mou.. wl3 6ult"", tW""",,.., 9SCD ,, B..,10Co.
200MMX $ 1005 I'lU1
PENTIUM 166MMX $ 995 _ AMD 1(6 200 $ 1035 II'I,Ul
AMD 1(6 166 $ 935 II'\AN
6186 ZOO $ 995 _
;> '",.ll,.,on VX c,-" > 16MB fDO M. .. ",y
> 9 ~GB flD[ 1'\0,.1 0" .. " 1.44MB n.-'r 0.,,,,, ;> 33 6 f.o:I~ w{Vo«. M..J ;> SVGA Per C •• d 64 bo t w/I'MB M.",ooy
> 15· 0 I'B .. ~ N I SVGA C ol", .........".,'" > 16X EIOE CO ROM Do,,,," ;> 30 W. _.6l. S""..d G.d ... 60W s".. I." ;> 104 • KqW...Jo-., 9~ ~,d' J 8.11on I n'~"," ' Mu.. .. ;> W;"&o",, 9~CD! lin, l OCO
PENTIUM 233MMI S 1225 ouo, PENTIUM 200MMl $ 'OiS os.o.o:
PENTIUM f66MMI $ 985 os.o.o.
AMD 1(-6 ZOO $1065 0".0.00
pnsnOEnn compUTER[81 mS68-1 088 1756 E. Colorado BI., Pasadena, CA. 91106 (West of Allen Avel rfC~ [8181 568~0439
RlX [818l568~9 1 32
8 May 22, 1998
Announcements
• May is Public Relations Contest Month. Enter the first contest , "Turn Your Old Lab Notes into Food!", by sending a clean xerox copy of your favorite page of lab notes to mail stop 1-71, attention: dipalma. The most interesting/creative/bizarre entries will be used to illustrate "the poetry of the laboratory" in the new Admissions view book. The creator will get a gift certificate for coffee and/or dessert. Illustrated lab notes are especially welcome.
• The second contest in Public Relations Contest Month is "Your Caltech ill Print'" If you're tired of the way Tech is pictured in official Institute publications then here ' s your chance to show the world what it's really like. The first five undergrads who send email (subject: Photos) to [email protected] will get a free camera and fi 1m, and a week to use them. The best pictures will be published in the new view book.
• Sparrowgrass Poetry Forum will publish and award cash prizes to 35 poets entering their Poetic Achievements Awards poetry contest. All entrants into the contest are automatically eligible for their Poet of the Year award to win one of three publishing contracts. Poems should be sent to Sparrow grass Poetry Forum, Dept. G, 609 Main St., PO Box 193, Sisterville, WV 26175-0193, or http://www.tinplace.com/sparrow. For more infonnation contact Patricia Flanagan at (304) 652-1449.
Weekly open IHC meetings have now been permanently moved to Thursdays at midnight.
Nominations are now open for the offices of 98-99 Big T Editor and Business Manager. Interested individuals can nominate themselves by signing up on the door of the ASCIT/IHC office (SAC 33).
Free anonymous HIV testing, using an oral HIV antibody test, is available every Monday evening from 6-8 pm at the AIDS Service Center, 1030 S. Arroyo Parkway in Pasadena. Persons wishing to be tested may make an appointment by calling, tollfree, (888)488-9242, or (626)441-8495. Walk-ins are also accepted. Both pre- and post-test counseling is provided, and results will be given the following Monday.
The GaylLesbianlBisexuai Discussion Group Looking for a safe and supportive place to discuss issues such as coming out, being out, dealing with family, coping with a homophobic culture, and being GLB at Caltech? We invite you to the GaylLesbian/Bisexual Discussion group, which meets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month from 7:30pm until I Opm in the Health
( Center lounge. This is a confidential meeting and does not imply anything about a person's sexual orientation - only that she or he is willing to be supportive in this setting. The group usually discusses a particular relevant topic and then moves on to the general discussion. Refreshtnents will be served. If you would like more information, please call x8331 .
Events
• TACIT will be presenting "Someone Who '/I Watch Over Me, " a play by Frank McGuinness. Their performances will be in the Underground Theater, SAC 50. For information call x4652.
• There wi II be a Coleman Chamber Concert in Beckman Auditorium at 3:30pm on Sunday, May 24th. It will feature the Juilliard String Quartet performing works by Mendelssohn , Copeland, and Brahms. For information call x4652.
Ie There wi II be Skeptics Society Conferences on Saturday, May 23rd, and Sunday, May 24th. The lirst will be on "God, Religion, and Myths," from 8am to 9pm in Baxter Lecture Hall. The second will also be in Baxter Lecture Hall from 9am to 5pm and will be a James Randi s Solved Mysteries Workshop. For information call 794-3119.
• There wi II be an AA meeting at noon on Wednesday, May 27th , in Steele House. Attendees should bring their lunch. For information call x8360.
There wi II be a William Bennett Munro Memorial Seminar; '''Keep Sober, Work and Support His Family': Policing the Provider in Modern America," by Michael Willrich, Department of History, Rice University. It will be help in Judy library at 4pm Thursday, May 28th. Refreshments will bc served. Sponsored by David Igler. For information contact Helga Galvan , x4538.
• There will be ajazz concert in Dabney lounge entitled "WestCoasting: A Lecture and Concerl," at 3:30pm Sunday, May 31 sl. It wi II feature a short lecture on the history of west coast jazz followed by a concert both of which will be conducted by Hersh Hammel. The concert is free; for further information call x4652.
The Distinguished Speaker Series of Southern California is moving into its second season. The events will be held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium on five remaining dates, at 8pm. Mark Victor Hansen will be speaking on June 10th. For information , call (800) 508-9301.
Min-rs *' denotes a new announcement.
For most Ca[tech events listed. Jurther information can be obtained by calling 395-4652 or (888) 2-CALTECH, or through the Caltech website, http:// www.caltech.edu. Special discounts are available for most shows for Caitech/1PL students,
staff, and faCility.
American Physical Society's Washington Office is looking for an undergraduate physics major with great writing skills and genius IQ. They're prepared to be flexible. Email a writing sample and resume to: [email protected]. The deadline is May 29.
The Computing Research Association Committee on the Status of Women in Computing Research (CRA-W) is pleased to announce a new initiative, Collaborative Research Experience for Women in Undergraduate Computer Science and Engineering (CREW), designed to provide collaborative research experiences for groups of two or three undergraduate women during the 1998-99 academic year. Students will work at their home institutions with a sponsoring faculty member on a project for which monetary support is typically unavailable. Ordinarily each student will receive a $1000 stipend. There is no support proVided for faCUlty stipends, however up to $500 per project may be requested for special equipment, travel or supporting materials. Entries arc due by May 3D. For more information, visit http://cra.orgIActivitieslcraw. FAR
Washington Summer Science and Technology Policy Program for advanced Undergraduates is a rigorous six-week, 7-credit program of study and writing, combined with practical internship experience and on-site briefings by people important to shaping Science and Technology policy. It runs from June 13 to July 25, 1998. Details arc available at http://www.g m u. edu/depa rtmellts/cge. FAR
The National Institutes of Health's Undergraduate Scholar-
THE CALlFORNIATeCH
Caltech 40-58 Pasadena, CA 9/125
) ship Program (UGSP) is pleased to announce thc availability of up to 15 competitive scholarships to support top undergraduate students who are committed to pursue careers in biomedical research. Awards are up to $20,000 per year. To qualify, a student must be a U.S. citizen, national or penn anent resident, be enrolled in or acccpted by an accredited undergraduate institution, and carry a GPA of 3.5 or better or be in thc top 5% of his/her class. In addition, the applicant must demonstrate extreme economic need or come from a disadvantaged background. For each year of scholarship,the student will fulfill a 10-week summer research/mentaring program and after graduation, fulfill one year of full-time employment, both at NIH in Bethesda, Maryland. UFA
Working or studying in New York City this summer? Educational Housing is a nonprofit group that helps students locate safe, reasonably priced New York housing. For more info, visit www.student housing.org. FAR
Work in Britain this summer or next fall: The British Universities North America Club (BUNAC) offers a special student work permit for $225, valid for 6 months, allowing U.S. citizens who are at least 18 years of age to legally work in Britain at any time of the year. Jobs can be prearranged, or students can just go to Britain and find jobs (most students find work within a week of arrival). BUNAe's program also provides participants with a helpful manual and a job hunting center in London. BUNAe can also prearrange your first 3 nights of lodging in London. Applications and further information are available in Fellowships Advising. Visit BUNAe's Work in Britain site at http://www.BUNAC.org. FAR
The John Gyles Education Fund offers financial assistance to fulltime students in Canada and the United States. Full Canadian or American citizenship is required. Awards are available for all areas of post-secondary study. A minimum 2.7 GPA is required. Criteria other than academic ability and financial need are considered in the selection process. Selected students will receive up to $3,000. To receive an application, please send a stamped, self-addressed, standard letter size (No. 10) en-
The California Tech
velape to: The John Gyles Education Fund, Attention: R. James Cougle, Administrator, P.O. Box 4808, 712 Riverside Drive, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada E3B5G4. Filing dates for mailing applications in 1998 are June I st and November 15th.
UFA
The 1998 BFGoodrich Collegiate Inventors Program (BFGCIP) is seeking entries for this year's challenge. The program recognizes and rewards full-time college students (undergraduate, graduate, and postdocs) and faculty whose innovations, discoveries and research are deemed the year 's most -outstanding. Up to
six student/advisor learns arc awarded cash prizes totaling up to $42,0()0. Studcnts may enler as individuals or learns. The invention. idea Of process submiltcd must be an original idea and the work of a student or team with his or hcr advisor. There is a June 2, 1998 deadline. For more information, call (330)849-6887 or email [email protected]. AppJi- I
cations are available on the web at http://www.il1vel1t. org/bfg/ bfghome.hlml. FAR
The Jewish Family and , Children's Services offers fi nancial support for Jewish indi viJuals and their families. Indi viduals may apply for up to $5,000. Special scholarships are available I
for study in Israel. Eligible stu- ' dents must have financial need, have at least a 3.0 GPA., and be residents of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin or Sonoma counties, or the Bay Area. There are no deadlines-applications are accepted throughout the year and are available in the Financial Aid Office. UFA
For information on the listed fel~ lowships, assisrafIce with essays, or clarification of questions, contact:
FAR - The Fellowships Adlising and Resources Office. For in/ormation. please contact lauren_stolper@stama'iel.caltcch.edll To make an appointment. calf x2150.
UFA - The Undergraduate Financial Aid Office. For information, call x6280, or srap by 515 S. Wilson for all appointment.
To submit all event for the Min/s, contact [email protected] Mail Code 040-058 by noon on the Monday prior to its inclusion S/.lb~
missions must be brief and concise, and the editors reServe the right to
edit and abridge all material