California Tech, v. 76:12, January 10, 1975

You'd think people would get tired of asking when Volume LXXVI The CALIFORNIA Tech Pasadena, California, Friday, January 10, 1975 the little t's coming out. Money Available to Supplement Greedy Grads Applications for State Graduate Fellowships in 1975-76 must be post-marked and sent to the State Scholarship and Loan Commission, Graduate Fellow- ship Section, by January 15, 1975. There will be 800 approximately new fellowships available which will pay up to full tuition and/or fees at any graduate or professional school which located California and accredited by, or is a candidate for accreditation with, the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, or any law school which accredited by the California State Bar Association. 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Number 12 Oxy Thumps Caltech in Basketball Opener THROOP SITE GETS ITS ROCKS ON as part of current landscaping designed to disguise the area as a verdant paradise. Photo by Feeney Caltech's varsity basketball team opened their regular season Wednesday night against Occiden-tal. Coach Hudson Scott had hopes the game would be close, but Caltech, missing starting guard Mike Bandhauer, managed to earn only 56 points to Oxy's 119. Occidental made the first SLULC free in the game, sinking two throws with 57 seconds gone, but Caltech's Mark Band-hauer scored the first field goal. However, Oxy continued to add up points, and halfway through the first period the Tigers were leading 37-18. At this point, Occidental's second team came into the game. Both squads began to play rather New Column Mysteriously Appears by Blunt N. Strument This article is the first of an intermittent series to be devoted to surveys of the field of Mysteries (also sometimes re- ferred to as Murder Mysteries). Yes, I know that in mysteries runs far behind interest science fiction at Tech, but lack of familiarity with the latter field obliges me to leave 1t to others; for instance, my colleague Smithnik occasionally han- dled it in the past. (Anyone else desiring equal by writing time may have it,. selves.) something them- My efforts will also tend toward reviewing past works, for the benefit of newcomers to the mystery field and to serve as a reminder to our old fans. (I am not, will probably, become clear, much of an admirer of moderns such as James Bond, Erle Stanley Gardner, or the serieses inundating book racks today-The Destroyer, The Machinegunner, The whatever.) last Rapist, or note st freaks: mysteries can't be all bad, or else such st people as Isaac Asimov, John Brunner, and Anthony Boucher wouldn't have worked in the field. Further note before commencing: any experienced reader of these pages who decides that the style of these columns, above, despite the byline reminds him or her Etaoin Schroedlu gets a 'P' for perspicacity. I decided that the old rag needed some new bylines. Reviews of the mystery genre are traditionally begin supposed either with Edgar Allan Poe, the Abner Doubleday of the field, or with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ('Sherlock Holmes'). shall instead commence with my favorite writer, Dorothy Sayers, the greatest of the British School of mystery writers. Miss Sayers did her mystery writing in the 1920s and 1930s, relying for detection the still-popular Lord Peter Wimsey. She was a woman of formidable intelligence and ability, one of the pioneering female students at Oxford (only receiving her degree some years after she had Authorities departed; the there weren't apparently convinced about this Education for Women idea) and a Women's Libber (a phrase she probably would have despised) USCF Affiliated much ahead of her time. Having the misfortune to come from Official Chess Club Started poor family (and a great stroke of luck fans) that was for mystery upon leaving Oxford she It is a well-established fact was obliged to go to work in an rated tournaments. that members of Dabney House Taking immediate modest entry fee will be $10, advertising agency a job she advantage with $5 returned if a player are prone, especially during the first hours of of this universe of possibilities definitely despised) and began to completes all his games (or has a for Chessic ecstasy, Continued on Page Two perform dels of the Club near-total marvelous excuse for not doing officials (Robert Howard, prez; so). The remaining five will go irrationality. As a case in point, Lee Aydelotte, secretary; Robert for tournament expenses and a such an event occurred several Chess [no kidding] treasurer) prize fund weeks ago frosh have announced plans to hold a Tournament Director will be Lee perpetrated a deed of almost rated Round-Robin tournament Aydelotte, a registered TD. shocking stupidity: they formed during second term. The Une possible barrier to the a Chess Club. tournament will, of course, be under international participation of new players in The Caltech Chess Club, as it conducted this event is the fact that all is called, while not unique on rules (chess clocks, touch-move, campus, is apparently the only etc.) Each player will be assigned competitors must be USCF members in order for the event such organization fully affiliated a different opponent each week, to be rated. Unfortunately, the with the U.S. Chess Federation with their game to be played at a membership dues of the we squeezed the ten bucks out mutually convenient time. The of ASCIT). As such, the Club Federation rate of play will be 40 moves in remarkably just in creased (to receives each month a copy of 2 hours, although the $8.50/year players under 19 at expiration date, $15 the USCF magazine and Review," "Chess Life may employ a limit involving a if over). However, you can join monthly as well as the shorter average time-per-move through the Caltech Chess Club supplement USCE National to Rating the List (but not to exceed the fastest and save 20%!! rateable speed of 40-in-1) if both So, come on, chess nuts, this (where you can see your name The tournament will be is your chance to retaliate against right up there next to Bobby held in sections of not more than those players. For Fischer's). all onlase Most important, twelve Oldyers each, with details, and to sign up, drop by however, 1s the fact that the Club is authorized to conduct possible playoff to follow Dabney House (for your own section winners. The satety, during daylight hours). carelessly; Occidental attempted several long outside shots which were unsuccessiul. The seven men on the Caltech team were tired, but with substitutions allowing the players to rest, the game settled down again With five minutes remaining in the half, Occidental's first team was back in the game. The refreshed Occidental players put on a full-court press, which was too much for the Techers. The score piled up to 59-24 Occidental. With 1:24 left in the half, a length-of-the-court Nass caught by Norm was Nelson for Tech, but Occidental managed to steal the ball before a goal could be scored. Oxy's Kraig King put three quick baskets, making the score 65-24 with 26 seconds to go. John Twenty-four seconds later Pender threw the ball the length of the court in a vain attempt to make a last score for Tech before the buzzer Caltech's Bart Locanthi (6'7") won the jump ball for Tech at the beginning of the second half and scored eight seconds later, giving Tech the first field goal of the second half. However, this was no better omen than in the first: Occidental scored eight points to make the score 73-26 before Tech's Ron McMaster broke the ice. then He scored and attempted another shot. which was tipped in by Locanthi. Caltech kept the scoring close for the next few minutes, allowing Oxy to score only points to their 8, making the score 82-34. Then the Techers couldn't hold them any longer, and Occidental raised the score to 110-44 With 4:39 left in the game, Mark Bandhauer made a fast break for Caltech. He scored again 34 seconds later, and the was 112-48 After Occi- dental attempted a series of free shots. Caltech dominated the remainder of the game. Three Continued on Page Four CENTER COURT AC٥٣٢ during Wednesday's losing effort against Occidental. The final score was 56-119. Photo by R. Gruner Page Two Computer Survives Unlimited Accounts by Alan Silverstein center. The test is still continuing As you probably know, since and will not be finally evaluated the beginning of this school year till this summer but (despite all Caltech undergraduates have rumors to the contrary), so far had practically unlimited access "the experiment has been to the PDP 10 as part of an unqualified an success" experiment by the computer according to Dr. Charles Ray. The Director of the Computer Center said that Whodunit Continued from Page One write Lord Peter Wimsey stories to gain financial independence. In this she was successful, and eventually, after just a decade and a half of Lord Peter, she gave up mysteries for Mystery, engaging her interest full-time in theology. believe that her translation of Dante's The Infer-is still considered to be one of the definitive treatments.) She died in 1957, but her Lord Peter novels are still among the most popular around, and can De found in most bookstores displaying mysteries (including Vro-man's and, I believe, Bungalow News, the two best sources in Pasadena). Masterpiece Theater has recently performed three of the Lord Peter novels on American TV, to enthusiastic audiences. Continued on Page Three "FRANKLY SPEAKING" both he and the members of the administration with whom he has discussed the pleased?' There matter "are is no question but that will virtually unlimited till the end of this school year. Although student use of the 10 has increased by about factor of four over last year, the users apparently have stuck to the minimal guidelines estab- lished by the Computer Center at the start of first term. They have "not at all adversely impacted use of the PDP 10 by other users," Dr. Ray said, and there has been "no excessive use by students of finite resources, such as disk." One of the "results of "unlimited accounts' is that the wallous departments no longer need to assign special accounts to undergraduates for class work. By using their 29970 general access for all personal non-profit by Phil Frank 'I HATE TO MISS THE CLASS PROFESSOR BUT THERES BEEN SOMETHING GOING AROUND THE DORM AND NOW IVE GOT IT!' C COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES•BOX 9411• BERKELEY. CA 94709 THE ASCIT FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE The Graduate 7:30 р.т. Е 9:30 р.m. in Baxter Lecture Hall Admission: 50¢-ASCIT members and their guests; $1.00-anyone else NEXT WEEK: Nobody Knows THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, january 10, 1975 computing, a lot of paperwork has been eliminated for both the students and administration. Whether or not unlimited access will be maintained indefinitely depends on continuing success of the experiment in the future. Welcome back, masochists. Just think-only ten weeks until finals, and then you'll have another chance to escape. As 1 am rather ill, what you get this week is straight news, without my normal vacuous wit. Maxim Gorky's The Depths is at USC Lower through Wednesday. All My Sons coming to the Hartford. The Constant Wife is at the Schubert. The American Ballet Theater returns in February featuring productions of Swan Lake, Giselle, and Coppelia, mail orders Study Classical Guitar Caltech will again be offering students and feature basic tech- guitar guitarisly classes classes with classical Darryl Denning. The nique and musicianship and an exploration did free to Caltech repertoire, 20th the traditional century and flamenco. music Classes will be held in Fleming basement band Tuesdays beginning January 14 with the beginning section (no experience necessary) from to •6 p.m. and the Tech About Town intermediate section (consent of the instructor) from 4 to 5 p.m. Students are requested to bring guitars to the first meeting Mr. Denning is also affiliated with Occidental UCLA College and has performed and na- tionally and internationally. He being accepted at this time. On campus, tonight at 7:00 is the opening of McCafferty and DeLap in the Baxter Art Gallery. Next Thursday Drs. Christopher Patricia Dede will speak in Beckman "Futuristics: Schools Challenge the Future." Besides their fine professional merits, Chris Dede was Beckman head usher and Chairman of the BOC (which also means VP of ASCIT). I'll have more to say next week, so until then, good health. 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In the latter story Lord Peter's brother the Duke of Denver accused of killing fiance. Enter their sister's Lord Peter, who detects aw dy vigorously and makes all right, with the aid of Charles Parker of Scotland Yard, Lord Peter's amazing mother (the Dowager Duchess), his "man' Continued on Page Four CALTECH FORUM The Board of Control would use, which is unfair to them. like to clarify its position Also, ripping off Food Service regarding outside companies on can cause an increase in prices campus and the honor system. and a decrease in quantity of The honor system booklet states: food served, thus taking unfair "...the Board of Control decided advantage of the students on that it will not consider cases board contract. arising from interaction between Recently, the I.H.C. chose to students and these (i.e., outside) companies." What is fine certain students for Food meant is Service rip-offs. 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BANKOF AMERICA Page Four Whodunit Continued from Page Three Mervyn Bunter, and others, and despite the hindrance of many interesting characters. A few years later Lord Peter finds the right woman, Harriet Vane, but finds her under less-than-ideal circumstances: she is a professional mystery writer who is accused of having used one of her plots to murder her lover, and is on trial for her life (Strong Poison). Again Lord Peter successfully detects his way to the solution, in the process playing Cupid to his sister and Charles Parker, and Harriet Vane is freed, but she has a mind of her own and obdurately refuses to supply the obligatory Happy Ending, declining to marry Lord Peter. Trials and Tribulations Their "romance' continued for several more years, Harriet remaining obdurate through the forgettable Have His Carcase and right up to the end of Gaudy Night before finally deciding that marriage with Lord Peter war compatible with her own self- fulfillment and development (my terms), and marrying him in a blaze of beginning of Bismy at the Busman's Honey- (thereby relieving the British mystery public, which was reportedly a nervous wreck Energy Continued from Page One field goals in a row were put in by Tech, and the last shot of the game, attampted by Bandhauer, was successful with one second on the clock. The final score was 119-56. High scorers of the game were Occidental's Kraig King, with 33 points, and John Zorotovich, with 26. Tech's Bart Locanthi came close to them with 22 points. We cordially invite Caltech students and faculty members to bank with us. 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There were, however, a small number of other Lord Peter novels and stories, which need not be read in any order: the best of these are Murder Must Advertise, a hilarious use of Miss Sayers' experience In the ad game, and The Nine Tailors, in the opinion of many critics the best-written mystery of all time, for its wonderful evocation of the English countryside and the intricate interweaving of the plot with the ancient art of campa-nology, bell-ringing. Other prefer the ahove- mentioned Gaudy Night, which is certainly one of the most striking and unusual mysteries ever written, and written well enough to compare favourably with more than one novel taught in literature courses. Gaudy Night takes place Oxford, where Harriet Vane has returned for a visit and where she is asked to stay and help to investigate mysterious and dis- turbing goings-on, which she does for some time before Lord Peter is able to come and add his even more expert abilities to the eventual resolution of the prob-lems. The novel might be special interest to Techers for its views of another and different college very situation another time, and for 1n its very intelligent discussions of moral and ethical questions which are still very much a part of this place and time. Miss Sayers' work was set apart by her rigorous attention to detail, her intelligent and "relevant" (ugh) characters and situations (can a situation intelligent), her very capable writing and observing, and, not least for mystery high-quality fans, her and very fair mys- tery plots. Not all of her work was thoroughly superior-1 have omitted above the novels and short stories which I like less well-but so much was, and is, fare for the intelligent in depressingly laos market that NOW 1NRU SUNDA HONK plus JAY GRUSKA Jan. 14-16: Neil Sedaka plus Ed Begley, Jr. Jan. 17-19: Miles Davis DOUG WESTON'S Troubadour COCKTANS SANTAEMONICO EXONDAYS NO AGE LIMIT AT STANFORD ENGINEERING to the optimum conversion of natural resources to the benefit of man." Stanford School of Engineering's wide-ranging graduate programs offer qualified men and women exciting avenues to rewarding, satisfying, professional careers. The Stanford School of Engineering is searching for graduate students from among qualified majors in engineering, mathematics, and the sciences. A representative from the school will be on campus to discuss Stanford's ten engineering departments and interdisciplinary programs, research opportunities, the financial assistance available, dio orner aspects or enolneerine ot oranora. • Tuesday, January 14 Make arrangements to meet him through I Placement Service Or write to # Stanford School of Engineering, Stanford, California 94305 most critics would agree that Dorothv Sayers is Number One. Interested readers are referred to the essay on Miss Sayers by Janet Hitchman in Striding Folly, a book of Sayers short stories, and readers interested in the early days of mystery referred to Miss Sayers' are own essay the subject in the omnibus of mystery which she edited. Beware, though, about reading the Hitchman essay before the novels-it gives away Friday, January 10, 1975 the names of many of the villains, and one of the primary enjoyments of mystery reading, of course, is to try to Guess the Murderer. 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