California Tech: Summer, v. 91:[ii], July 26, 1989

Special John A. Raguin Memorial all-news!!! issue of OUR esteemed paper!!! 雪 AEIPOBNIA SUMMER 吃配G赵 Pasadena, California CORNELL: Why, John, Why???? Volume XCI, Number 9.79 Why, Y, Why?? by Sonny Arcilla Space for most events is limit- What $7,000? would you ed and is given on a first come-first This is the question the Caltech serve basis. Sign-up sheets are in theY on the second floor of Win- Y has been answering for the past nett Center across from Chandler six weeks by sponsoring various Dining Hall. Because of complica- trips and events. tions with cancellations and sign- Under the leadership of Sum- ups, spaces can be reserved only by mer Y Director Julie Bolster and paying in advance when you sign Y Executive Committee President up. Kate Loomis, the Y Excomm has The Y is also selling movie been meeting every Thursday since tickets for $3.50 and tickets for the beginning of summer to gather various showings at the Hollywood ideas for activities and plan every- Bowl for reduced prices. In addi- thing that must be done prior to an tion, the Y shows movies on Wed- event from publicity to transpor-tation. nesday nights at 7:30pm 9:30pm at the Y for free. and Thus far, the Y has sponsored Most of the events being spon- two parties and trips to Universal Studios, the Icehouse Comedy sored are open to SURF Caltech/JPL and students and em- Club, the Rose Bowl for July 4th ployees, with first priority given to fireworks, horseback riding, the SURF and Caltech students. Stu- LA Museum of Natural History, a dent SURFers and employees from Dodger game, Les Miserables, and Disneyland. other universities such as mit are The Y is also co- perfectly welcome at all Y events. sponsoring the Caltech student SSSSP students, because of insur- softball team along with the SURF ance problems, limited to office, which has purchased new events such as softball and some gloves for the team. parties. The open from Upcoming events will include 10am-4pm on weekdays and the the JPL beach trip this weekend Summer ($2.00), a trip to Raging Waters Excomm meets at 5:30pm on Thursday evenings. All (Aug. 5, $5.00!!!), the La Brea tar students are welcome to come to pits (Aug. 6, STBA), a weekend in the meetings and bring their ideas San Diego (Aug. 12-13, $25 for about possible future events. You transportation and lodging), and a can also call Kate Loomis at beach trip (Aug. 19, free). 356-6236 or the Y at 356-6163. July 26, 1989 SSSSPers Talk by The Editors Caltech when there's only one girl." It has been brought to our at- Dragon says, "Eh nep chan yup tention that some techers would ooh a tee." On the entire program, like to know more about what the Ben Wu comments, "Eh?" SSSSPers think about Tech and When asked if he planned to what they do here. So for those of apply to Caltech, Albert Tsang you who want more hard news in replied sarcastically, "Tll think the Tech, here are the unedited about it... but Chris Gilbert thoughts taken SSSSPer. from a typical answered, "Definitely." When asked about counselors Regarding ine overall at- stood out in their minds, X and mosphere ar Caltech, Al says, Roast said, "This one counselor is «Caltech is a big-ass soap opera. the biggest fag I've ever seen; also Girls gossiping their heads off; his girlfriend belongs on a Kal-Kan guys trying to figure out what the commercial. If all girls looked like fuck they giggle about. It's all the her, I'd be a Caltech fag also. One same-no matter where you go." other counselor stood out too, Moses is awesome" Just about everyone agrees that "The work is so goddamn tiring. Regarding teachers, Ed and Teachers assign work without ex- Chris weren't joshing when they plaining anything students said, "There is a teacher who is one struggle to comprehend the crap of the biggest dicks at the Caltech they're supposed to learn." Summer Program. We got so piss- Regarding the food service, ed off by his tardiness that we yell- Chuck thinks "That big guy is one ed into his classroom, "Hey shit- of the most pathetic pieces of scum for-brains let your fucking class here at Caltech. he claims to have out." tasted pussy and says Chandler After looking through previous chicken tastes better. (How real can issues of the Tech, Dragon com-mented, he be?" "Mark Lyttle, When asked how the summer journalist of the year? Somehow I program could be improved, "Bet- don't believe that." ter food. Class at a later time "I came here because the sky is Curfew recognized as obsolete." blue."-Carlos Gallegos Chris Gilbert wondered, How By the way, they are leaving could there be a lesbian society at August 11. RELAX... THE FIRST CAT SCAN 15 ALWAYS A LITTLE SCARY. In the history of fifteen-week late pictures, a new Editor becomes official by having his picture on the front page. The Editor and his brother are showing off their mountain climbing abilities. Proposition 103, Out of Control by Chris Ho the insurance reform ing to avoid lowering your rates You've seen the yellow posters Proposition 103, last fall. The in- which translates to hundreds of dol- around campus. You've heard surance industry spend over $70 lars from your pockets As con- about the controversy of Prop 103, million against Voter Revolt's mere sumers, however, we must prevent the insurance reform law, in $2 million (raised from individual them from ripping us off again! newspapers and magazines. And citizen donations averaging to only Voter Revolt has eleven offices you've wanted lower auto liability $20). statewide dedicated to the im- insurance ever since you were able The "experts" said it could plementation of Prop 103, stafted to drive. The questions are, "Who never be put on the ballot, yet by people from all over Calitornia 1S on Our side against the And now you can join the fight! monolithic insurance industry?" Voter Revolt not only gathered the necessary hundreds of thousands of Join the Pasadena office of Voter and "can I do anything to fight registered voters' signatures, but Revolt. Youll be working with a back?" The answers are simple - passed Prop 103 despite the huge diverse combination of fellow wor- "Voter Revolt" and "Absolutely". forces against it! Recently, Voter kers, many from colleges from Voter Revolt is a citizen based Revolt won its third victory, with around the county. You'll make fast organization founded in 1986 by a the State Supreme Court unani- friends, eam rewarding wages, and group of experienced public in- mously upholding Prop 103 as con-be involved in the most exciting terest advocates led by Harvey stitutional, much to the dismay of campaign in California in the past Rosenfield, with the help and sup- the insurance industry. decade! And it all starts with a port of consumer advocate Ralph Nader. In its first year, Voter What exactly is Prop 103 all phone call! about? Among others, its main pro- For an interview or just for Revolt achieved the most stunning visions include the elimination of more information, call Voter political victory of 1988 and one of "red-lining" (the determination of Revolt at (818) 398-0395. The the biggest upsets in the history of premiums based upon zip codes), office is located just north of American politics-the passage of an insurance commissioner elect- Caltech at 1290 N.Lake Ave., ed by the voters rather than ap- Suite 203. Or is you want to talk pointed by the governor, and most with an experienced staffer right importantly, the rolling back of in- here on campus, call Chris Ho at surance rates to 20% below 1987 584-9370 or mail a letter to me at levels and the rebate of premiums Fleming House 1-57. We'll be hap- paid over that level in the past year. py to speak with you and get you These provisions apply not only to involved! auto liability, but to other lines of And remember-without action, insurance as well. there can be no change. Voter As noted Tuesday in the LA Revolt is taking action, and with Times, over 400 companies have you on our side, we are making filed for exemption from the 20% that change! And as we say rollback. This means they are try- it Youll be slad sou did, ust do Outland Cartoon Change Coming by Scott Kister County, the lech Editors have Pulitzer Prize winning car- decided to print the popular strip toonist Berke Breathed will soon Mother Goose and Grimm as a stop writing Bloom County and replacement. start a new once-weekly comic Mother Goose and Grimm is a XRAY strip, Outland. Since the quality of daily strip, yet still costs only $5 Bloom County has declined over a week compared to $12 for Our the past year and since the once-land. A sample of each is strip is weekly Outland strip costs the provided here for your reading same as six editions of Bloom pleasure. Mother Goo & GRIMM by Mike Potors 2 July 26, 1989 The California Tech LETTERS How's it going? FULL PULL, MAN!!!! Life has been hectic as shit. And shit is pretty hectic, let ing EVERY DAY for over two weeks. My partner and I are pretty good; we work well together. This tournament is big, ou-100 teams, $500 first prize and a trip to CA to see the national champi-onships, and the Penthouse playmates will be there since it is sponsored by Penthouse. Maybe I will pick one up for you. Yeah, I am not going to become a CS gone from Caltech for a long time! Techers, ugh!) and we all had a great time. The tuxes we had were awesome so all of the groomsmen Three great weeks of CRIME AND INCIDENT BEAT straight from the desk of Ginder. Punching bag and car rack taken from Gym. Lock had who invited him to party alter the bars closed A Caltech employee and her daughter were approached by a stranger who began talking about being Jewish, lime traces on Jewish bones, and bombings in New York and They left the person in Chandler and called security, who were unable to tind him. Amar left some Lloyd tools on the ground when he was working on his bike, and they were stolen. 7-6 7-10 7-11 7-11 7-12 7-12 Window broken in 272 S. Chester Scooter stolen from between Booth and Steele Bike stolen from east side of Lloyd Suspicious person seen on steps at west entrance to the Ath. He had left by the time security arrived Unlocked bike stolen from the south side of Beckman Labs. Obscene messages left on computer terminal at Millikan Door to Spalding room 126 reported been tampered with. Follow up investigation revealed superficial scratches, with no sign of attempted break-in. Elevator motor on top of Church caught fire. Window broken on car parked next to public relations. Tom Apostol's camera and light meter stolen from his Car stolen on San Pasqual near physical plant. Two suspicious males reported opening refrigerators in They were found on the Olive Walk with bags of food. The Pasadena Police Department were called and the two were charged with Public Intoxication and park-Wallet with three dollars and a Pasadena H.S. ID found in Baxter. It was turned over to the PPD Backpack with wallet and keys stolen from outside Persona non Grata seen in S. Mudd; he was escorted off 7-13 7-13 7-14 7-14 7-14 7-15 7-14 7-18 7-19 7-21 7-22 7-23 Gas odor detected around campus; Pasadena FD could not Suspicious person seen bumming cigarettes. Security found him in the Ath lot, where he claimed to be looking for his friend (name unknown) who lives on campus and Rich Dekany's air compressor stolen from 312 $ Car damaged in the Wilson parking structure when the driver failed to wait as the electronic arm came down. Two suspicious, drunk males were seen in Ricketts; they Bike stolen from west side of Kerckhoff. Tools stolen from Winnett student shop. Bike stolen from 348 S. Holliston. Three hundred dollars worth of welding equipment taken Woman seen masturbating a man on the lawn near the southwest side of Beckman Labs. Bike stolen from 430 Catalina Two people were found sleeping in Keck house lounge. They were guests of Keck resident. Mark Lakata's scooter was stolen. Two youths were seen playing with nitrogen bottles at the southeast corner of central engineering Items worth $225 stolen from car in Ath lot. Corngold's bike stolen from Steele. Welding equipment totaling $1000 stolen from Kerckhoff Money stolen from the Red Door Cafe. looked so good, I picked up on Laura's cousin, Heidi. No, Mark, I am not a USER!) Laura forgot her vows in the middle, but it was great because it lightened up the Hey, since I have been home, I played Ironman Stewart twice. It is a lot easier here because I played one game in which I scored like 3 million, and I left because I had to go, not because I lost. I played Ex-citebike some, but it is hard to find around here. No one has any taste. Chris Is Pissed lands this year; remember, they just have to get on his shoulder, run up a hill, and then surge! If you are FULL PULL! Well, I have been going to par- ties, dancing a clubs, getting into bars (no one is carding me!), and having a great time. I do miss you bums though. One last thing: I can't believe Rich beat Joe Falcon. Flu or not-ing, that is awesome! Well 1:50.8 is awesome! 3:45 is awesome! RICH is awesome! Love, New editor Scott Kister, newly appointed foreign correspondent John Raguin, and same old bum Dave Geraghty watch Henry Raguin graduate. I was sitting around thinking yesterday, and I just realized some thing that that seemed totally bo gus. Why does every grad student have an extension in his office, but the student houses have six pay phones and only one or two extensions located in the lounge. It just sucks when you're sitting in an upper alley of Fleming or Ricketts and you want to call your friends. You have to walk down to the lounge, and usually end up waiting to use the phone. Why do the grad students have a ratio of at most 3 students to 1 phone, while undergrads have a ratio of at the you don't have to pay to use It seems the excuse that is nor- mally given to undergraduates when they ask for more extensions is that the new Beckman building is taking up a ton of extensions and they can't afford to give out any It seems obvious to me that they could just reduce the number of extensions they hand out to grad stu-dents, and give 2 to each house, or a total of 14. 14 more phones out of a total of 8000, I think that somehow they could find these phones somewhere I mean come on guys, can't you help us out a little? lowest 40 students to 1 phone that Anyone wishing to submit a ed send it to The California Tech 40-58 before the next issue, whenever that is John "RAGS" ACADEMY BARBER SHOP 27 N. 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Also, it was not but if love the characters, be they would probably be mildly en- rent a movie for your VCR, the a comprehensive you'll like it. tertaining, but the scripts are dull spring's hot movie, Bill and Ted's review; it is a short guide to the Ghostbusters was pretty and even the fight scenes aren't im- Excellent Adventure, is coming out movies that are out this summer. much the first one, but worse. The pressive. John Haba, a fan of Hulk on videotape in early August. If you haven't seen Batman yet, only memorable part of the movie Hogan's wrestling, attended the get with it. Most people on the west was the line, "one guess, all you movie in expectation of a few cool coast thought the team of Nichol- can eat barbeque ribs night at the wrestling moves, but none were to son/Keaton created an excellent Sizzler." be found. image of the Batman-Joker duali- The new James Bond film, Li- Although this movie However, John Raguin, our foreign correspondent, presented cence to Kill, was a departure from WaS released a few weeks before the the usual style. A lot of people other summer hits, Dead Poets So- the east coast view: "I was a bit dis- found this to be one of the worst ciety, has exhibited extraordinary sapointed. I didn't think it was very Bond movies made. It should be staying power for a movie not good. The best part of the movie called limothy Dalton does his largely based on action. If you was the Joker dancing down the Rambo imitation. previously have not liked Robin street to Prince's 'Trust.' Prince is Friday the 13th, Part VIII, Ja- Williams, don't let that stop you awesome!!!" son Takes Manhattan continues the from seeing this movies. Anyone Almost all of the sequels that series from the seventies, with Ja- of the worn-out action- came out this summer were gener ally thought to be worse than their gon leaving for the tired adventure genre dominating most 2oLOuL the city. You know of this summer's movies, predecesors, with only two ex- what they say, "if you can make it see Dead Poets Society. should Not only ceptions. there, you can make it anywhere. is it different, but it is a good movie Indiana Jones and the Last Tummy Trouble, starring the as well. Crusade was almost universally Toons from Who Framed Roger Without a doubt, the best movie touted as being almost, if not equal- Rabbit?, is a short feature before of the summer, from a cinematic ly, as good as the original. Lots of the unjustly maligned Honey, point of view, is Spike Lee's joint action, and more humor than in the Shrank The Kids. Unlike most Do the Right Thing. The exquisite first one, make this a movie not to films of this genre, Honey is actu- camerawork, haunting message, ne missed. ally a fairly enjoyable flick, and has and telling script combine to form Lethal Weapon 2 is actually bet- become one of the biggest surprise an important film that one LOOK SLIM TRIM! Slimmer belt makes you look irok moment you put it on. reips relieve back fatigue anything. self-tastening Lape cosure maxes it easy to put on and take off adjusts from 28-50". Wash able blend of American-made nyion. Choose b ors width Great for shaping up! ter than the original. Mel Gibson's hits of the summer. should miss. Also, the Public Ene- psychosis is actually believable this If you enjoy seeing bad movies, my single that booms throughout, time, and the action is much more a double feature that must not be original. 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