to aiu -. ',~ Dana and Associates. ator of the panel, and Professor Wafter E)ean $tud graduate student in Course V'I-A,

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1 "'a? kk "-, ~.-Vl~ ~ -, a ~z t k ta -us2 3 : o4~ -_,,, _.A '- A0 "Contnuous News Sevce Snce 1881" > f~~~~~~~~ t Ats.,.... pp.* 5-6 Spots.. '.. -. pp. 7-8,. -.. a- VOLUME 93 NUMBER 43 MT, CAMBRDGE, MASSACHUSETTS FRDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1973 FVE CENTS to a to au =2 e ae nd t O :annmg se-vnc@e The fou patcpants n a Poltcal Scence semna on "Consttutonal Confontatons" held Tuesday n the Sala de Pueto Rco: Pofesso Jeffey Pessman, Assstant to the Povost Lous Menand, Can,~ to s d~~~v7:, By Bll Conkln Tlhe ecently founded Ad-Hoc Commttee on Gadng held ts fst meetng :,.!St week. The commttee wll examne the pesent gadng system at MT and ty to "delneate what s ght and wong wth the system, and how t affects tle way st L dents handle the couses," acncodng to Pofesso Roy Kaplow, Couse ll. chaman of the commttee. "We wll consde gadng n geneal, how t has changed n the past, and why, and decde whethe we want to change t fo the futue," explaned Kaplow. "t's been needng a look fo some t me." The commttee gew out of the dscussons on the P'ass/Fal gadng system at faculty meet-,gs last spng. The commttee wll attemnpt to consult as many concened pates as possble to collect dleas. "We hopt. the commttee membes wll be funnels fo deas, fom membes of the MT comm111unty," sad Kaplow. " hope that students wll feel fee to talk not only to ou student membes, but to any of us." The commttee also plans to make a "specal effot" to talk to people wth "pevous ecent seous nvolvement" n the subject, such as the Feshman Advsoy Councl, the Student Commttee on Educatonal Polcy, and othe study goups, accodng to Kaplow. The commttee wll meet weekly n closed sessons. "Closed sessons ae essental to the wokng of the goup," sad Kaplow. "The commttee has to do moe than smply combne all the deas bought. We must come to ou own decsons, deve a set of solutons, and undestand and clafy what we have fo the communty." Kaplow sad that one o two open sessons wll also be held, dung whch ndvduals can dscuss the ssues wth the commttee membes, and the commttee can voce concepts they have aleady developed and use the dscussons as a soundng boad fo eactons. When asked why aveage gad es at the nsttute have gone up n ecent yeas, Kaplow epled, 'lt's a queston of what the gades mean. When t becomes a common feelng that "C" s a bad gade, not aveage, pofessos tend to gve "B"s to students dong aveage wok n a class.". By Bab Mooe The Housng and Dnng Sevce has hed an outsde consult- ':"4'' ng fm to analyze MT's dnng A~Sm, opeatons, and to make ecom-,yxze,~,mendatons fo the mpovement ~: of the sevces. ~' Awae of the contnual poblems expeenced by dnng se-,'5. vce on the MT campus, H. eve: -. ',~ <^" Eugene Ban-ne. Decto of Housng and Dnng, alung wth Assstant to the Vce-Pesdent { fo Opeatons Rchad Soenson, consdeed seveal fms to analyze the opeaton. Of two companes seously consdeed fo the job, the dnng sevce ad m nstaton chose Athu Head of Couse XV Eugene Skolnkoff, me)de- Dana and Assocates. ato of the panel, and Pofesso Wafte E)ean The decson to he an outsde n was based on seveal B1unham. Fo the stoy, see page 4. Ph oto by Rchad Rehl c o n sdeatons, accodng to Bamme. One vey obvous $tud poblem was the fnancal stuaton of campus dnng sevces, but Banme stessed that ths was not the only pont whch stmulated the analyss. Bamme hopes that hgh food qualty wll also be nsued n the econm- LA g, Yadg $ ysten "Also, pofessos geneally don't lke to hav, below aveage class CUas, so they tend to ase the gades a lttle," contnued Kaplow. "A stud, ent who mght make "A"s at anothe college llay make less than that hee." Kaplow explaned. "Gaduate schools do somewhat take nto account what school a student comes fom, but thee ae many complcated factos nvolved. t s necessay that t be (lone faly, and that an MT student's chances of beng accepted ae not hut by hs lowe aveage." "Thee has neve been any decson to ncease gades, to my knowledge," stated Kaplow. "Thee hasn't been a stct fomal gudance fo what a pofesso decdes s passng o falng n hs couse-" The commttee's am s to epot by the end of ths school yea, but f need be, t wll extend ts study futhe, Kaplow concluded. By Noman Sandle The ssue of the Wategate tapes emaned unesolved Thusday, as Secet Sevce techncans and Whte House lawyes went befoe Fedeal Judge John Sca n Washngton to explan the nonexstence of tapes of two ctcal convesatons. Whte House Counsel Fed J. Buzhadt told Sca Wednesday that thee wee no ecods of two convesatons the Pesdent had last yea wth fome counsel John Dean and fome Attoney Geneal John Mtchell. Both convesatons wee consdeed ctcal n cooboatng testmony gven by both Mtchell and Dean befoe the Senate Wategate Commttee eale ths yea. The othe membes of the mendatons. "We hope to offe commttee ae Nom Punskky a the best food fo the mnmlun gaduate student n Couse V'-A, dolla," stated he. Lay Dagate '74 of CouLse Edwad Wenbege '7 5 of Cal TThee ae always complca- Couse 11, and Pofessos [ D.L._ D L tons whch foce costs up, pe- Blackmne, Couse XVl, E. ventng dnng sevces fom Cavalho. Couse 1, A.P. N Oat- meetn the expected budget. tuck. ('ouse XV, P.W. R [?ob Ths yea, the nflatonay ntth bnls. Couse 1, A.C. Sn cease n food pces foced costs Couse V[. and B.R. Shyc to dnng sevce up, 'ut the head of the D -vson fo Study td, pce of commons had aleady tbeen set fo ths academc yea and Reseach n Educaton. t-o W,,e By Heny Fechte The Judcal Commttee of the ntefatenty Counncl, whch s esponsble fo dscp01n- nade ay acton wth the FC, m ts epot on the ush volat ons whch occued ths fall ( Dhe Tech, 9/21 and 10/5) at Tues3day nght's FC meetng. Actons taken by JudCo: accodng to the epot, wee - SAE was fned $150 fo laxness of sgnng feshmena n and out and also fo laxnesss n povdng a ushee wth XPles- sages. An addtonal $50 wll1 be ths fa. :ca, suspended f poblems lke do not appea next yea. 'n SCE~~~mE Howeve, Buzhadt and Secet Sevce techncan Raymond C. Zumwalt sad Thusday mechancal falue pevented the June 20, 1972 convesaton wth Dean fom beng ecoded and the Mtchell convesaton, accodng to Buzhadt, took place fom a Whte House telephone not lnked to the elaboate tapng system. Fome Whte House chef of staff H.R. Haldeman was dawn nto the mssng tapes case Thusday, wth speculaton that the mssng tapes may have been tampeed wth last summne, afte the exstence of the tapes was made known by fome Nxon ade Alexande Buttefeld, dung Senate Wategate heangs. as ' - SAE was also fned $400 "fo conduct detmental to a ushee." A ushee, bd by SAE, came back to the house and stated hs dese to pledge. SAE dscouaged hm fom pledgng by explanng that he would make the house ovecowded by Jonng. Along wth the fne, the JudCoomm decded to publcze the volaton and emphasze that t s "stctly fobdden." - LCA was fned $50 fo povdng msleadng nfomaton on the wheeabouts of a ushee and an addtonal $150 fo ncoect sgn-n/sgn-out pocedues. 7W.$t Meanwhle, the Pesdent Thusday announced hs selectons of a new attoney geneal and a eplacement fo fed Wategate specal posecuto Achbald Cox. Nomnated fo Attoney Geneal, and now subject to Senate confmaton, s Sen. Wllam B. Saxbe, R-Oho. Saxbe was elected to the Senate n 1968 afte sevng as Oho attoney geneal, and has sad he wll not seek e-electon next yea. A consevatve Texan, Leon Jawosky, was Nxon's selecton as a new Wategate posecuto. The Whte House dd not ndcate what degee of ndependence the new posecuto wll assume. at $ Dana and hs assocates epled to MT's offe last June 20, and came to obseve the opeatons n August. Snce then, they have conducted extensve examnatons of the dnng sevces. The nvestgaton s to cove all aspects of' NT dnng. Bamme stated that Dana has been gven a fee hand n hs testng, and that hle has been told nothng that would "nmuddy the wates' n Dana's wok. He feels that what s needed s a fesh vewpont of the system n ode to clea up ts poblems. Ths fall, dung Dana's two week stav at MT, he met wth membes of the Commttee on Student Envonment (CSE) to dscuss the vews. He met wth a small goup composed of students and faculty, hopng to get student nput nto the pocess. Dana also talked nfomally wth many employees of the Dnng Sevces. as well as students eatng n thevaous dnng halls. The e commendatons of Dana's goup ae clue by Novenbe 30, At that tne. the Deans' offce, the Chancello and Dnng Sevce offcals w1l evaluate all ecommnendatolls. Banme hopes to have sludent nput n the fnal decson on Dana's fndng. They plan to take all -ecommendatons nto consdeaton. and oh(hoose tho te2 most benefcal fo MT's opeatons. C;u ez@$7, S R 1 13 a X [a, - DKE was fned $50 volatng the pocedues of Feshman Pcnc and ZBT fned fo dsupton of the nc. fo tle was pc- An unnamed house had a S,75 fne suspended "due to extenuatng ccumstances." The fne had been fo laxness n sgn-n/sgnout methods and n phone messages. Both of the SAE fnes and the lage of the two LCA fnes ae beng appealed. The two ognal nvestgatos of the case, states Jaglon n hs epot, ae to be eplaced. Jaglom apponts hmself as one of the nvestgatos, as he has been accused of bas aganst SAE, and thus wll not be able to st on the judgng commttee. Afte the JudComm epot, Chaman Dave Bensten contnued the FC meetng. Teasue Mak Oakes sad that due to the success of last yea's suvey. anothe fnancal suvey of the fatenty houses wll be taken. Seveal houses epoted hgh nceases n the taxes ove the last yea. They clamed to have been eassessed wthout knowng about t untl afte the eassessment. PKS was offcally thanked fo the successful Skuffle last Satuday nght. Bll Hcklng, the PKS epesentatve, accepted the thanks and went on to suggest a poolng of esouces by vaous houses to have moe pates of that sot thoughout the yea. Bensten apponted hm head of a commttee to oganze t. f!,u,'mt:c, -UVUJUU LtJ OUSE, wl e oo[1 mallo uave u:een LU-a. ne1olgllt [Ll.lll!h dgkll lblt tuue[ Vlu:dl h'uubblly t1c t -Ulall otun last photogaphed the hstoc occason. SAE wee upheld. "The State of the Unon." l lunaay nght on

2 PAGE2 FRDAY,NOVEMBER2,1973 THETECH Plg t of a feme-le wtfez.-:, Tl Olse ogea ds Adke By Jules Mollee "'By my wtng 'm just tyng to make the knd of cost had to pay to be both a woman and a wte become less and less necessay. want to eleve that sense of beng a squel n a cage, of the despeaton of constcton. " Ths s how Tlle Olsen, autho and vstng lectue n the Depatment of Humantes, expessed he goal n wtng to an audence gatheed n the Student Cente to hea he ecte. The eadng of Tell Me a Rddle fo whch Olsen eceved an O. Heny Awad, appeaed to have a geat effect upon the audence of ffty people, some of whom openly ced. When asked how she could stand to ead ths pece, whch was chaactezed by some of the audence' as "vey depessng," Olsen epled, " don't fnd t that way. smply wote t to show the lack of communcaton and the loss of communty dung that peod [the 1950's]" "'m a stong beleve n the ndvdual... but tue ndvdualty s not possble wthout beng pat of a communty." Twce dung the eadng, Olsen clafed allusons to actvtes and objects of the Fftes whch she thought the younge membes of the audence mght be unfamla wth. Ths pompted one membe of the audence to emak dung the qaeston and answe peod that followed the eadng that these ponts wee eally just suface detals and that "The wok tself s tmeless." The pze-wnnng authoess epled, "That's why wote thousands of pages tyng to make t so. Thank you fo sayng that." Dung ths queston and answe peod, Olsen also explaned some of the poblems she had had whle wtng Tell Me A Rddle. "'t was taken up and put asde, wtten on onng boads when the chlden wee asleep and on buses. Then fo two yeats no one would publsh t." She late amended ths statement by sayng that Esque had offeed to pnt t "f changed the endng and cut the est n half."' Anothe peson n the auctence challenged he stated vew that the 1905 Revoluton n Russa was "beautful." "how can anyone call the slaughte of nnocent people 'beautful'?" " pesonally couldn't stand to bng about change whch would cost one human lfe," Olsen epled. "One has to consde the oppesson and loss of lfe that peceeded the evoluton and made such a volent change necessay. "Classes of people who had been llteate fo centues befoe the evoluton began to ead; the ags bound aound the feet of the peasants gave way to boots. Despte all ts falues, one has to admt that t was a evoluton." One of the last questons Olsen was asked was whethe Tell Me A Rddle was a tue stoy. She epled, "Cetanly thee s some bass n fact of the chaactes but no one chaacte s based upon a sngle peson. take a lttle fom eveyone 've eve known. That's how wte * (DY- C ~-j= -: * Domtoy and Commons chages ae due and payable n full Novembe 1, fo all Feshmen. Feshmen desng to defe one half of the chage untl Decembe 1 must go to the Student Accounts Offce Room E and make aangements wth M. James McTghe. The Student Accounts Offce hous ae: Open 9:00-3:00 Tuesday, Wedsnesday and Thusday. Closed all day Monday and Fday. * Though the sponsoshp of the MT nnovaton Cente and Co-op, Eta Kappa Nu (EKN), the EE hono socety at MT, s oganzng a contest fo student nnovatos, t s open to all undegaduates at MT. Contestants have only to submt the plans of an ognal dea wth an estmate of those factos that ndcate ts maketng potental. A fst pze of $300, a second of $100, and two of $50 each ae avalable to those nnovatve students who gve t a whl. lhe contestants ae dvded nto two goups - feshmen and sophomoes fo level 1, and junos and senos fo level 2. Pzes totalng $ ae awaded to contestants n each level. EKN plans to egste contestants n the Lobby of Buldng 10 the week of Novembe 5, and thee they wll be gven nfomaton sheets on the detals of the contest. Regstaton wll contnue at the Eta Kappa Nu offce, PutYou tbest Am Fowad MT Red Cos Bood s Dve Next Week Monday-, 9: 45am to 9:1 55pm Tuesday though Fday: 9:445a, t o 3:30pm Appontments and nfomaton at TCA,, x Walk-n donos also we/come/f * Uncef Geetng Cads, Notes & 1974 Datebooks ae avalable NOW at the Technology Communty Assocaton (4th floo of the Student Cente.) TCA has a wde selecton of these beautful cads and datebooks, but they go vey fast! Huy to get you choces. Call x34885 fo nfomaton, o stop today at TCA, W *, The SCC Potluck Coffeehouse s open evey Fday and Satuday fom 8:30pm to mdnght n the Mezzanne Lounge. Admsson s fee and efeshments ae povded. Pefomng ths Fday nght ae Jm Olmos and Mke Hunt and on Satuday we wll be closed because of the SCC fee concet n the Sala wth Lay Casman. * The fst New England mass sceenng fo Tay-Sachs dsease wll be held Sunday, Novembe 4, fom 1 to 5pm at the Booklne -Bghton-Newton Jewsh Communty Cente, 50 Sutheland Road. Bghton. The sceenng s amed pmaly at couples of chld-beang age who ae of Ashkenaz (Easten Euopean) Jewsh backgound. TW~E g 1151' "WVE, x : Y-. M 1ov. 5-7 hevesm.e3e l92 eevts::5-333 FREDRCH DUERRENMATTE ~2 et o at go~~~~~~~, 855.c,,.d Comowalth b, ~ 0 ~,-ca1 ~~~ ~~d bw HAROLD t~~~~~ro 2 PRNCE 2 F f-- NoWv Chemsn de Fe Seats nov at 855 Commonwealth W ~~~Room 252 $4.S $9@5j Resemvatons: Uhle80Mgt F,Sat Nov 2,3 Sun Novembe 4 F, Sat Nov 9, 10 Kesge A uldtozum, MT 8:8opm 3:00po 8:00pm Fo Resevatonzs call N t, Technology and Cultue Semna, 5:15 p.m., Lectue Hall _ _ s ON THRE ;FJURE : 'db Fday, Novembe 2 Funny Gl 7 & Satuday, Novembe 3 Steelyad Blues 7 & 9: Sunday, Novembe 4 Spetlbound Remnde to membes- Electon meetng on Novembe 19, 7pm, Mezzanne Lounge. ~, ~ 2, 1( D ) ~, """ a LL _ P- Wednesday, Novembe 7tb THE DSJUNCTON OF CULTURE AND SOCAL STRUCTURES Lectue: Pofesso DANEL BELL, Socology, Havad Respondents: Pofesso LESTER THUROW, Economcs, M..T. Pofesso MASON HARE, Sloan School, M..T. Thusday, Novembe 8th QUESTONS ABOUT THE LONG-TERM FUTURE Lectue: Pofesso ROBERT L. HELBRONER, New School fo Socal Reseach, New Yok Respondents: Pofesso HAROLD J. HANHAM, Dean, School of Humantes, M..T. Pofesso PAUL A. SAMUELSON, nsttute Pofesso of Economcs, M..T. 6:30 Buffet Suppe, Mezzanne Lounge, Student Cente 8:00-9:00 p.m. OPEN DSCUSSON ALL WEL COME. ook tne opponents n two sy status oy ne spng o /q.

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4 PAGE 4 FRDAY, NOVEMBE R 2, 1973 THETECH Skp ne~ : s : P- 1 eap1, Z 3 o'~t -. s Pofesso Jeffey Pessman. LXncP Ylt By Magaet Bandeau Eunce West, executve poduce of femnst TV show "You Place and Mne," spoke to the MT Assocaton fo Women Students (AWS), Monday, Octobe 29, on "Women's ssues and nvolvement." " beleve that women eally don't have the equvalent powe of voce that men have," she sad, "and don't beleve that all women have to do s pull thenselves up by the own bootstaps." "Rght now, e the context of ou ealty, women have to do eveythng they possbly can fo themselves,' she sad. "Evey woman should ty to push he paametes a lttle bt." " hope that though my show can fnd ways of shakng people's atttudes and assumptons." West sad that she s not as concened wth gettng he deas acoss to femnsts as she s n eachng women who let men become the cente of the lves. "Thee ae a lot of women who don't know they have poblems," she sad. Accodng to West, the pnne wok that women need to do s aalxs Sm Photo by Rchad Rehl n lobbyng fo bette jobs. "Women have to stat agtatng a- ganst the labo unons," she sad. She feels that job counselng sevces fo women ae not eally needed as thee ae not many jobs fo women avalable. West has not yet had any men appea on he show, whch has been on the a snce Septembe, snce she beleves that "when thee ae men n goups they tend to domnate them." "t's tadtonally had fo women to speak up n publc o to asset themselves," she noted. She added that, "Men contol the meda anyway. Why don't we let them dscuss femnst ssue on the own shows?" "You Place and Mne" deals manly wth the poblems facng women today. " don't want to add to the feelng that a lot's happenng fo women, because don't thnk t s." West's show s one of the fst femnst TV shows. She thnks, howeve, that wthn a yea a lot of TV statons wll have them. "You Place and Mne" appeas on Sundays at 12:3Opm on Channel Fve (ABC). By Mke McNamee "Ameca today s faced wth a deep-seated, f not key poblem of poltcs - how does a naton get and keep good leades? thnk the cuent stuaton shows that the fst step n the soluton of ths poblem s gettng d of bad ones." - Pofesso W. D. Bunham. "Consttutonal Confontaton-Whee Do We Go Fom Hee" was the ttle of a semna, sponsoed by the Poltcal Scence Depatment, last week. The topc was the cuent poltcal scene, and the "subject that s on eveyone's mnd -mpeachment of the Pesdent." Pofessos Walte Dean Bunham and Jeffey Pessman dscussed vaous aspects of the poblem, along wth D. Lous Meand, Assstant to the Povost, on a panel chaed by Head of the Depatment Eugene Skolnkoff. The man thust of the aguments, as Bunham put t, was "We can't go back - we've cossed a theshold that makes t poltcally feasble to mpeach, and t looks lke t mght be necessay." Menand, leadng off the dscusson, addessed the consttutonal ssues that ae at stake n the cuent confontatons. "The css now comes down to a confontaton between the Executve and the Congess - somethng that was not unfoseen by the Foundng Fathes," Menand stated. "They s et up the mechansm of mpeachment as a way to eleve these confontatons." mpeachment, accodng to Menand, s "an acane subject," n that the Amecan people -"have lttle expeence wth t... Most people thnk that Andew Johnson was not mpeached, whle he actually was - he just wasn't convcted." Compang the Amecan system of mpeachment to the Bltsh, Manand noted that the House of Repesentatves "s wokng on what the Btsh call a 'Bll of Patculas,' whch sets foth the offenses that the offcal s beng mpeached fo. Many consttutonal scholas, accodng to Menand, feel that ths Bll has to be "vey pecse" n defnng the offenses. "One eason that Johnson was not convcted," he added, "was the fact that the atcles of mpeachment wee dawn up n less than a week. Menand names fou aeas that wll pobably be efeed to n the epot of the House Judcay Commttee, whch s studyng the matte of mpeachment: the bombng of Camboda, and the cove-up of that bombng; the "Houston Plan" of domestc esponage; the mpoundment of funds appopated by Congess; and the llegal use of the CA n nte.nal esponage. Bunham, addessng the poltcal mplcatons of the Css, efeed to Nxon's caee snce the 1972 electon as "one of the most commandng pefomances of self-destucton n hstoy." He taced the "downfall" of Nxon though seveal stages: the collapse of the "fst Nxon a dmnstaton - Haldeman, Elchman, et al" n Apl, the testmony of John Dean to the Senate Wategate Commttee n June, the beakng of the nfomaton about the tapes n July, the Agnew affa, and the "festom" of the last month. Possbly the most mpotant of these ssues, Bunham noted, was the tapes: -When news about the tapes boke, t gave the whole county ' Contnuous News Sevce St 1 88 Snuce 1881 Vol. XC, No, 43 Vov Davd Tenenbaum '74; Ozamman Paul Schndle '74, 'cdto-m-chej Noman Sandle '75;Executtve Edto Stom Kauffm an '75,.annagng Edto Stephen Shagouy '76, BusnCss,11anage Caol McGue '75, Steve Wallman '75, John lanzel '76, Jm Mlle '76.. Ngh t Eddtos 3 Se-nd Clas, po-agc pad.x B-),t, N,,,,ld1]lu',ls. The leah, ubh'o.,ed twlc a week dug thez college yaea., ex. ce[t dung c-)llgc V-jt(lNs. and ol... dulng the ft A. fak A ugut,. by Ve T've, / Room %,k, NM ' Student 'ente. 84 MJa-aalusett, Av-nue. Canmhdge. Masd1fu>ctl(, [clephm,m: Aea Code 617, Llfed State, NM,.,uh-pton ates. $S.00 to (m, yea, S'9.00 tfo t;vo vewa. an ssue to focus on. t seemed that thee was a pefect way to solve the case, and Nxon was efusng to let t be solved." One of the most mpotant poltcal mplcatons of Wategate and ecent events, Bunham sad was that "the buden of poof has shfted to the Pesdent, n all mattes. People ae thnkng the unthnkable these days." Bunham pedcted that "f Nxon counts up the House and Senate, lke he seems to have done wth the Supeme Cout on the tapes ssue, and fnds that he s cetan to be mpeached... then he'll pobably esgn. That's the only way 'd see hm esgnng." Pessman stated that many of the factos that ae motvatng Congess n ts cuent evval ae nsttutonal - nsttutonal jealousy, nsttutonal patotsm. Pessman stated that Congess's cuent fluy of actvty s "manly due to the outpoung of publc opnon" that has taken place snce Nxon fed Specal- Posecuto Achbald Cox two weeks ago. "One thng that cuts acoss all lnes n Congess s the uge to be e-elected, and publc opnon s what mattes hee," Pessman sad. "Thee's a geat need to stffen the backbones of the Congessmen to get them to go though wth ths." _. 1c;,.y NUTS & SCREWS by Fed Hutchson GOOD MORNNG AND WELCoME TO ART 107. MY NAME 15 U5. AAM3S. TS COURSE. 15 DES VAED TO N1RonucE / You TO THE FUNJDAMENT-AL5 - W-"./ pl - m m OF DRAWN, PAl NT.N ~, AND 5C ULPTN& FR0M NUDE- MODEL 5... THS COURSE- 15 NoT TEtADED ] FOR,STU D ENTS WTHOUT- PRoR trawwc- - o EXPERENCE... FOR YoU UPPER- CLA.S PEOPLE, THe5 COuRSE WLL 5ATFY TBE COLLE GE l D1STR~OToN REQU RMENT- FOR YoU MEN ON THF M T EXCHANG-F-... WE KNOW WHY YOU' RE HE RE... Y/EAH Co 0 L ~Vo. n B..e.'h."dO,~~. -{s~~ ~~~~~~~~~~%""' ~;q,t~":':h' Ewg,f~.,lu,~ ' ~{... ona NOV. 3 NOV. + Nov. 3 Nov,3 Nov. 3 Nov. 3 Nov. 3 Nov. 3 Nov. 3 Lay. Caps: C~o nn- Nte a '!Ba UeS Boand *8:30pm 8:30 pm 8:30 pk8:30 pm 8:30 pm 8'30 pm 8:30 pm SALA SALA SALA SALA SALA SALA SALA SADA SAMA MAMA1!,,. %;~''',,~::~' :-:. 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5 sw 115x1 x~~._... x,,,,,,-,,x.,- -,,, nu~~x~;l-~nus: - 1 -THETECH FRDAY,NOVEMBER2, 1973 PAGE5 Scenes fom "Man of La Mancha" Aldonza Don -Quo-xte Sancho the Posecuto the Pade by Matthew Fabe Afte attendng the two one-act plays, The Real nspecto H.und and Schubet's Last Seenade, pesented on Octobe t91h and 20th by the MT Damashop, must poceed wth the geatest humlty. Ton Stoppad, autho of Rosencantz and Guldensten ae Dead, makes some 'seous comments avout the theate as well as ctczng theate ctcs n P 2ounC. t s a cleve melodama evolvng fom a play wthn a play, that eceved 'sone shap actng. The pefomance on Sattudaay evenng was enjoyable. n spte of' a sound equpment falue that led Paul Pagao '73, Pete Danel and Elva 'Jons to mpovse most successfully, wth few n the audence even ealzng t. Davd dekaufe '75, Anne Auehach '77, JoAnne Gbbons. Jon Chosad, Dk weme '74. and Davd Deyfuss '76 all handled the pats cedtably f not n some cases wth stong comman d, as they wee faced wth poblems common to actos n melodamas. The set desgn fo ths play was done vey well. Schubet's Last Seenade, the othe pesentaton, was wtten by Jule Bovasso, a faculty membe of Saah 'Lawence College. The play centes a- ound a confontaton between two new acquantances, a Fench hadhat constucton woke and a Radclffe sophomoe, n a Fench estauant. Wth most of the acton followng the decton of thle Mate D., played by Eml Mllet, who seved as the naato, the othe actos, Davd Cox. Nkk Velfot, Jay Van Dwnglen, Tom Mlls, and Davd Deyfuss all seemed to have dffculty n dealng wth the oles, whch led to some awkwad pefomances. Pofesso Joseph Evengham s stll not back yet, afte undegong an opeaton ths summe. As the MT communty hopes fo a speedy ecovey, Ed Dana, the techncal decto, has been dong a yeoman's job, oveseeng these student "hoto by Sheldon Lowenthal poduced, dected, and desgned poductons, wth somne atstc assstance fom playwght and Pofesso Pete Guney. Ths wte would lke to see futhe coheence gven to the two one act plays chosen. Tyng to expess o pesent smla themes by dffeent playwghts o contastng styles of dffeent peods would add moe meanng to the evenng. These thoughts notwthstandng, all those nvolved wth MT Damashop ae to be commended fo addng anothe dmenson to the cultual lfe of the nsttute. by Stephen Owades ThOUgh1 the evoluton of MUSC. both the medum and the envonment of pefomance have changaed geatly. n ecent yeas, much attenton has been gven to pelomance of ealy musc on "ognal nstuments" of the compose's day, but elatvely lttle cae s taken to fnd the appopate acoustcal suoundng fo pefonmance of vaous types of musc. The moden concet hall s bult fo a compomse between claty and evebeaton whch s geneally appopate fo classcal and omantc musc. Much of eale musc, howeve, was ntended to be pefomed n chuches, whch then tended to have a geat deal moe evebeatcn than concet halls, o even most chuches, do today. Such musc loses an ente dmenson wthout the "wash" of sound added by a hghly esonant acoustc. Seveal yeas ago, Mchael Tlson Thomas conducted the Havad Glee Club n Symphony Hall (on a Boston Symphony Spectum Concet) n an oganum by the late twelfth centuy compose Peotn. nl ode to ceate a sutably esonant acoustc, he had the sound of the chous mked and played back n the at galley at the ea of the hall, and the esultng added evebeaton eplayed n the concet hall. The effect was nteestng, but not vey convncng. t was thus wth geat nteest that l noted M. Thomas's ntenton to have the men of the Cantata Snges pefom planchant nteludes wthn Chapente's Mass fo Seveal Tstuments 1z7stead of Ogan on the Boston Phlhamona's Octobe 7th concet at the Natonal Theate. Ths unusual hall, an ex-vaudevlle house and move theate, was fst used by the Phlhamona last spng. The sound fom the stage s faly clea, f somewhat dffuse when head fom seats on the floo. The men's chous was placed hgh n the second balcony, fom whch they poduced an amazngly esonant, "stone-clhuch-y" knd of sound. t seems that the Natonal Theate's unusual combnaton of acoustcal popetes lends tself deally to mxtues of old (chuch) and moe ecent (concet-hall) styles of musc, and hope that these emakable popetes ae exploted often n the futue. The Boston Phlhamona s a selfgovenng ochesta composed of local fee-lance muscans. Substantally the same goup accompanes many local chouses as the Cambdge Festval Ochesta. They dd a fne job n the fst concet of ths season. Mchael Thomas's pogam was extemely dvesfed-ngolf Dahl's Musc fo Bass nstuments, the afoementoned ChapenteMass, Stavnsky's Abaham and saac, Haydn's Symphony 81, and Beethoven's Elegac Song and Calm Sea and Pospeous Voyage. The Dahl was supebly pefomed by sx bass playes. Although nteestng fo the acoustcal effects noted above, the lage sze and modem nstumentaton of the ochesta dluted the contasts wthn the ochestal sectons of the Chapente. Davd Evtts dd an excellent job wth the dffcult batone solo n the Stavnsky., but he was too often ovewhelhmed by the ochesta. The Haydn canle off wnnngly. whle the Beethoven choal peces call chatably he sad to met the obscuty. The Phlhamona's next concet s ths Sunday evenng (Novembe 4) at 8 pm, agan at the Natonal Theate, 537 T.emont Steet (between Bekeley and Claendon). The conducto s M. Lng Tung, who was bon n Shangha but studed and now, esdes n the U.S. Although ths s hs fst appeaance n Boston, he comes wth mpessve cedentals, and the concet should be woth heang. The pogam wll consst of Haydn's Synzphony 44, Fank Matn's Conceto fo Seven WnTds, Stngs, and Pecusson, and Bahms's Seenade 2. Tckets, at $5, 4, and 3 (student seats at $2) ae avalable at the box offce at 6 pn. Fo nfomaton, call The gandly ttled Cambdge Symphonc Bass Ensemble played some Renassance and Baoque bass musc n the MT buldng 7 lobby on Octobe 6th at noon. The sx o so seconds of evebeaton would make mush of" most musc, but t s deal fo the epetoe played on ths pogam. found the pefomances easonable, though somewhat dsappontng. The conducto-less ensemble had touble wth ts ntenal balance, wth mpotant lnes often submeged. n addton, longed fo a lghte and bghte sound, such as that of ealy bass nstuments. would encouage anyone wth any nteest at all n musc to follow Leonad Bensten's Noton Lectues. Thee ae to be sx n all, thee of whch have aleady been gven. The lectues ae open to the publc on Tuesday nghts at the Havad Squae Cnemna (but tckets ae nealy mpossble to get), and boadcast on Channel 2 at 4 pm on Sundays. Bensten s dealng wth musc va an analogy to moden lngustcs, a la Chomsky, and he s able to make many deep stuctual pont clea to the lay audence by ths pocess. The lectues also nclude pefomances taped by Bensten and the BSO last fall: so fa, the 'Mozat G Alno Symnphony. and the Beethoven Pastoale have been shown, and ths Sunday's lectue wll nclude Debussy's Pelude to the '4fte-noon of a Faun. Photos by Roge Goldsten MT~sg RE&H by P.E. Schndle, j. t seems appopate today - when a pomnent membe of the Executve Banch s busy gong as mad as a hatte - to be stagng a play about a madman. Man o.f' La 1lanc'ha s a sympathetc potayal, unfotunately, but as long as we ae all thnkng about a cazy man, we mght as well watch one on stage. Ths Muscal Theate Guld poducton s a good one, oveall. n seveal senses, t s defeated- as ae all plays staged 1n Kesge, the audtoum that makes a lousy theate and a magnal audtomln11. People who have acted on the stage n the man theate-, whee ths pefomlance s beng pesented, tell me the ochesta cannot be head fom the stage. Ethe that. o the fact that the pefonmance that evewed was a "tech eheasal" may explan why Aldonza- Dulcnea (Caol Lvngstone) was consstently shap evey tme she sang. But that's t: n the ente pefomance saw, that s my only majo ctcsm (and Caol s sad to have had a cold). On the whole, the actng was good, the sngng was adequate. and the sets and lght desgn wee excellent. So, t aveages out to be good. The stage s not as sweepng as the nnovatve one used on Boadway, pctued n many natonal magaznes, whch swept out nto the audence. Stll, t s used well unde Jack Maye's decton; almost all of the scene changes ae made plausble wth a combnaton of moves by the actos and lghtng, the latte desgned by Jack Pees. Set desgne was Jeff Sta. (Maye appeas on the stage, befly, nea the end. You wll pobably notce that afte the man s taken away by the nquston, none of the chaactes you ecognze s mssng.) The ochesta, conducted by the nevtable Bll Gossman, spakled as always. ndvdual pefomances: Don Qwoxte was played to a T by Ton Tomasovc, although he ddn ' t appea qute as old as the pat called fo. Mac Sloan, as Sancho, tuned n a vtuoso pefomance as the pefectly noddng, sevle undelng. Hs sngng voce s - well - unusual and nteestng. Aldonza? A delghtful, lusty wench fom head to toe, whose actng fa outshnes he sngng, and that s not eally a put-down of ethe talent. Robet Gee, who plays the Pade, gves the classc comc pefomance of ths veson stealng hs scenes wth plastc-faced pety. Whch s not to damn the othes wth fant pase: Skppe Baas, the peennal Eland van Ldth de Jeude (the posecuto), Johanna Kovtz, Cyntha dupont, and Paul M. Radla dd the jobs, as dd the suppotng cast. They suppoted. Ths play s ght fo ou tmes, and t wll play seveal tmes: Fday, Satuday and Sunday ths week, Ff. and Sat. next. VlL, alll, s' L;UvtUU L DeusT, v/e nolo ceto uave u:een photogaphed the h stoc occason. L.,A. n gtal llll d-dlllt SAE wee uphld., tj U cl duutbb L ]u.f. nat -oun ase bulay ngnh on "The State of the Unon."

6 PAGE6 FRDAY, NOVJEMBER 2, 1973 THE TECH epoduces ths effect. The tollng bells at the clmax of the last movement ae eal bells athe than tubula chmes, and they add an appopately dabolcal touch nstead of the usual nconguous "Avoncallng" sound; the BSO owns a pa of magnfcent bells fo just ths moment. by Stephen Owades The fst ecodng n the pojected cycle of the woks of hecto Beloz by Sej Ozawa and the Boston Symphony Ochesta, that of the Symphonze Fantastque, s now avalable, and t s a splendd achevement. The Boston Symphony has nade somewhat of a specalty of Beloz fo many yeas, and t s good to see Ozawa mantanng, and even mpovng upon, ths geat tadton. Afte many hous of compasons to othe vesons, concluded that ths latest s also the best one avalable. Many of the most notewothy chaactestcs of pevous ecodngs ae equalled o even supassed, whle Ozawa adds some unque, touches. The woodwnd "fanfaes" at the stat of the last movement, fo example, end wth the downwad slde ndcated n the scoe; only Ozawa's eale ecodng (wth the Toonto Symphony on Odyssey-an excellent budget-pced ecommendaton) The exctement geneated n Munch's RCA-BSO veson s hee n full measue, along wth bette playng and ecodng. (Munch's eale BSO ecodng, now unavalable, had bette playng as wellhopefully RCA wll essue ths on Vctola some day.) The pecson of the Boulez veson fo Columba s at least equalled, but wthout the stange temp that Boulez mposes on the musc, especally n the mach. Bensten's ecent New Yok Phlhamonc ecodng on Columba has a supebly populsve account of the waltz; amazngly enough, Ozawa's s even bette. Pete's BSO ecodng, now on Vctola, s totally outclassed, soundng deadfully dull by compason. Coln Davs's Phlps ecodng does not have the enegy level of Ozawa's, although hs s the only veson know of that obseves the fst and fouth movement epeats and ncludes the conet pat n the waltz whch Beloz added afte publcaton of the scoe. The ecoded sound on the new Ozawa ecodng s typcal of Deutsche Gammophon's wok n Boston, contanng a satsfyng mx of concet-hall ambence and nstumental detal. t demands to be played at concet-hall volume fo geatest effect, and the balance s the most natual of ally veson have head. Oveall, a "musthea" dsc. am ambvalent about followng a concet wth a scoe, because t can be a dstacton, but usng a scoe can help a geat deal to clafy a pece of musc on epeated lstenng to a ecodng. The Symphone Fantastque s avalable n the excellent sees of Noton Ctcal Scoes, whch contan not only the musc (n an authotatve edton) but also detaled analyss and commentay. Noton scoes ae avalable at any musc stoe., As a membe of the chous, am not an unbased obseve of the fst week's Boston Symphony Concets, whch featued Sej Ozawa conductng Beloz's Damnaton of Faust. Nevetheless, must epot that was geatly mpessed wth the wok of the ochesta, solosts, and chous, and especally wth M. Ozawa's peceptve ntepetaton of ths wdeangng scoe. The solosts, Edth Maths (Maguete), Stuat Buows (Faust), Donald Mcntye (Mephstopheles), and Thomas Paul (Bande) sang well. Mss Maths's voce s somewhat lght fo ths mezzo ole, but he sngng was qute senstve. Stuat Buows, who s blessed wth an ncedbly beautful teno voce, was eplaced on Satuday and Tuesday nghts (due to hs po commtments at t he Metopoltan Opea) by Hay Theyad, whose sngng evealed an excess -T of Boadway and Puccn n hs muscal backgound. Donald Mcntye's opulent basso was deal fo the ole of Mephstopheles, except on Satuday nght when he lost hs voce, due (appaently) to food posonng. M. Paul's sngng of Bande was also well chaactezed, and he pefomed heocally n assstng M. Mcntye on Satuday nght as well. The ecodng sessons went vey well, and Deutsche Gammophon wll be makng the poduct of ou labos avalable sometme next spng. Fo some eason, ths wok has become the test pece n a "battle of the bands" among the wold's leadng ochestas. Wthn the span of a yea, New.b)~pefomances have been o wll be gven by the Chcago Symphony unde Solt, the BSO wth Ozawa, and the New Yok Phlhamonc unde Boulez (f the stke s settled), and a fothcomng Phlps ecodng adds Coln Davs and the London Symphony to the lst. All ths attenton to a pece whch has been qute neglected fo many yeas! The BSO's second weekend of concets ncluded Beethoven's Empeo Conceto wth Chstoph Eschenbach as pano solost, Lget's Meloden, and Bahms's Fst Symphony, wth Ozawa as conducto. Ths was a supeb concet n evey way. The playng of the Boston Symphony has neve been fne n nmy memoy. Eschenbach's playng n the Empeo was techncally excellent, and he and Ozawa had a ae appot on muscal mattes. The Bahms was staghtfowad but supebly executed, and left the audence wth the satsfed feelng of havng head t as Bahms must have ntended. The E'mpeo has been ecoded fo elease n a set of the Beethoven concet wth Eschenbach and fve dffeent ochesta/ conducto teams; no doubt t wll be an extemely compettve sngle ssue as well. T"9A"T. - LOOK Lne opponents n two me Say status ty spng ol 1,+. s ' _..,7%

7 - - - F es ; n;swat2lxen~-~ l~.;v4 h,.,,, -.15 ssnnp snnsh By Glenn Bownsten Ths past week the MT socce team lost two games to New England's fouth and sxthanked teams, Spngfeld and Tufts, by scoes of 5-0 and 3-1 espectvely. n both games MT was smply outplayed by the supeo teamwok and sklls of the opponents. The Spngfeld out was pmaly due to the fact that Spngfeld played a bette game, but t must also be sad that the condtons wee unfamla to MT, as the game was played at nght on Spngfeld's Poly-Tuf feld. The combnaton of the vey fast feld and Spngfeld's supeo speed poved to be unbeatable, as most of the game was played n MT's half of the feld. The defense, unde temendous pessue fo the ente gane, played pooly n esponse, sap- mnmaasma e man -B _ J~~~~ Ov $-9Occe two, no w at 4-5- as fou Spngfeld goals esulted fom defensve mstakes close to MT's goal. Spngfeld outshot the Engnees and povded almost all of the offensve punch as MT's passng game fzzled. Most of the tme, the steadly weayng Engnee defense smply cleaed the ball out of the defensve zone to the Spngfeld backs who pomptly shot t back n. Occasonally, MT was able to geneate a two o theepass dve esultng n a poo shot, but othewse was stopped. The Engnees etuned home Tuesday aftenoon, and aganst a Tufts team that had lost only once all yea, esponded by playng the best thty mnutes of the season n the fst half. Dung ths thty mnutes, MT got off many good shots on goal as passes clcked pefectly and the team's aggessveness neutalzed Tufts' slghtly bette ball sklls. The Engnees scoed fst on a pctue-pefect pass play at 29:40. A Tufts fullback attempted to stop a Tech chp pass and nstead deflected the ball dectly to Shn Yoshda '76, who boke down the left wng alone wth t. Spottng Lampos Fatss '77 talng down the mddle, he sent a Mgh coss n font of the goal that Fatss headed past the helpless Tufts goale. Tufts came back to te t up at 40:04 on a deflected cone kck, endng the fst half at -all. n the second half MT seemed vey dsoganzed as they eveted to the play of the pevous game. Tufts scoed twce a the second half, on a shot that just eluded the goale, and on a one-man half-feld effot by Gabel Gomez. n the 2nd half, MT was only able to get off two shots on goal to Tufts' eleven as Tufts completely domnated the half offensvely. As a esult of the defeat, the Eng nees' Geate Boston League champonshp hopes wee ended, and the ecod became wth only thee games emanng. The Tech squad wll attempt to even ts socce ecod Satuday aftenoon aganst Colby. The game wll begn at Bggs Feld at 2:00. *M NOTES.. :::::::::::::::::::.:::: :::::::::::::::;:::;:::::::::::::::::: THETECH FRDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1973 PAGE %*.;;;.,..... ;-;.;;;;.:;;::;;:::::-...,,o;., CYCL NG Ths fall's ntamual cyclng event wll be of a ally type, out to Wellesley and back. Thee wll be no dvsons n ths event, snce cyclng sklls and luck ae what count. Both ndvdual and team entes (3 n a team) wll be accepted. Regstaton fo the ally wll be at 9:30am on Sunday, Novembe 4, n font of Kesge. At 10:00am thee wll be a geneal descpton of condtons of the couse, ules, and scong. At ths tme, any fnal questons should be asked. HOCKEY M Hockey ostes and enty foms ae now avalable n the M Offce (W32-123) and they ae due back n the Hockey manage's box n W by 5pm Fday, Novembe 9. Refeees ae needed, and thee wll be an exam fo whch a knowledge of the M Hockey Rulebook wfl1 be necessay. The ulebook and futhe nfomaton ae avalable fom the M Offce. WRESTLNG The 1M westlng tounament wll be held on Sat. and Sun. Novembe 17 and 18. Rostes, avalable fom the M Offce, and ae due back n by Monday, Novembe 13. Fo moe nfomn a t o n, contact Denns J. Lucey, o the M Offce, x e te s Bette D-ETCo ntact Leas s feet nteested n moe comfotable, longe weang contact lenses? 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