Coop postpones boycott debate

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1 w '*Contnuous News Sevce Snce 1881 " The Weathe.. Fa and wame. Hgh tempeatue n the uppe 30's. VOLUM 89,No. 52 MT,CAMBRDG, MASSACHUSTTS THURSDAY, DCMBR 18, 1969 FV CNTS MT students say da ft dstbuton not andom Fou MT students have concluded that the ecent Selectve Sevce System lottey was not entely andom, followng a statstcal analyss of the, numecal dstbuton of call numbes by month. n a lette to the edto of Scence magazne, Cal Plche, Jonathan las, Lay Lebofsky, and Jay Kunn, stated that the pocedue'used to fll the capsules contanng the dates nto the bowl may have been ncoect. Thefnal ode of dates shows that many of the low numbes n the call ode fall n the.second half of the yea. n ths espect, Novembe and Decembe wee especally low n the aveage call numbe" wth a mean call date of and espectvely. An equal (but not andom) dstbuton of hgh and low numbes would place any month's mean aveage call numbe at The last sx months of the yea have means lowe than ths mean, whle the fst sx months' aveages ae hghe than ths fgue. Of the fst half of the numbes dawn, 73 fell n the fst sx months, whle 110 fell n the last sx months. The Pobablty fo the fst sx months beng above the mean aveage call numbe of and the last sx months fallng below t s about.2%. Twenty-sx of the thty-one dates n Decembe fell below the MA MLLKAN DS; 17 YARS CS HAD D. Max F. Mllkan, 56, Pofesso of conomcs at MT, ded Sunday, Decembfe 14, at Pete Bent Bgham Hosptal n Boston, to whch he was admtted thee weeks ago. Decto of the Cente fo ntenatonal Studes snce t was founded n 1952, Mllkan had been a membe of the MT faculty fo 20 yeas. He was one of the wold's leadng authotes on developng countes and the economc gowth, and pesdent of the Wold Peace Foundaton snce The son of Nobel Pzewnnng physcst Robet A. Mllkan, Max Mllkan was bon n Chcago on Decembe 2,1913, at a tme when hs fathe was engaged n some of hs most cucal expements at the Unvesty of Chcago. Afte attendng Phllps Academy at Andove, he was" an undegaduate at Caltech fo /Please tun to page 3) statstcal mean. The pobablty fo ths occung on a puely andom bass s also vey low. Howeve, the lottey tself s only quas-andom. As each date s dawn, t s emoved fom futhe dawng and cannot ente nto the calculatons agan, as t must f the lottey was to be puely andom. The mean aveage call numbes ae as follows: Januay , Febuay-203.0, Mach , Apl 203.7, May 208.0, June 195.7, July , August , Septembe 157.3, Octobe-182.5, Novembe-148.7, Decembe t s possble that these mpobable esults wee due to fllng the bowl sequentally by month. Januay's numbes wee placed n the bowl fst, followed by the Febuay numbes, and so on to the Decembe numbes, whch wee placed n last. The fou MT students wee not the only ones ntgued by the dstbuton. ndependently, two othe students pepaed a mathematcal study of the lottey esults. And n Wsconsn, a unvesty pofesso wote a lette to the edto of the New Yok Tmes suggestng that the chances of the Decembe 1 dstbuton occung wee amazngly small. Votng an heavly aganst contnued MRV eseach n the Geneal Assembly M RV efeendum. By Buce Schwatz Talks wth MT offcals, membes of MTSDS, and campus physcal plant wokes eveal that thee may be seous dssatsfactons among physcal plant wokes who have woked unde foeman Salvatoe Culla. MTSDS has alleged that wokes have been haassed and saddled wth nceased wok loads, and that thee has been patcula pessue exeted on the men by Culla. These allegatons have been dened by Pesdent Howad Johnson, by nsttute offcals at an MTSDS st-n outsde Johnson's offce, and agan Monday n an ntevew wth Assstant Decto of Physcal Plant, Wllam Dckson. n dscussons ths epote had wth ove a dozen woke's on Culla's shft, none sded wth the nsttute stoes and some ageed wth SDS. SDS chages that MT has been "speedng up" wokes and assgnng heave wokloads snce about two yeas ago, concdent wth the hng of Ted Doan, Assstant Supentendant of (Please tun to page 9) Coop postpones boycott debate By Lee Gguee The Boad of Decto. of the Havad Coop- decded yesteday to contnue dscusson of the G boycott at the meetng next month and put off makng a fnal decson untl then. Fo the pesent, the Coop wll contnue to sell G poducts aleady n stock. Due to the tme of yea, the Dectos ponted out n the statement that t was a pactcal matte that no moe puchases would be made fom G untl afte that meetng. Pof. Loss of the Havad Law School a Decto of the Coop and ts Geneal Counsel. who made the statement fo the Boad, emphaszed that they wee "not makng any commtment." The membes of the Boad felt that they should wat untl moe of the student dectos would be pesent at a meetng. Only two of a possble eleven student dectos wee at yesteday's meetng. The est have not yet been elected snce they wee just ecently added to the Boad by an amendment to the consttuton. Benjamn Ross, of Havad, Boston coodnato of the Youth Commttee to Suppot G Wokes, sad that the decson was "completely unacceptable." He sad that hs goup would contnue to apply pessue on the Coop n the fom of pcketng. Actvty s lkely to be cutaled dung the holdays howeve. Ross had pesented to the Dectos a petton sgned by 1612 students callng on the Coop "to emove fom sale all Geneal 'lectc Company goods untl such tme as a contact settlement s eached whch s accepted by a democatc vote -of the G wokes out on SDS clamns nvestgated stke." Ross made a fve-mnute pesentaton and aftewads answeed the Decto's questons. Accodng to Ross, the Boad consdeed the queston fo about an hou befoe decdng to defe the fnal decson. Ross also sad that hs goup would,be oganzng on the MT campus sometme afte the esumpton of classes. Ths could lead to pcketng of the Tech Coop f enough suppot could be ganed on the MT campus. Unon membes have aleady begun pcketng stoes n downtown Boston. The student goup, ecently fomed, has not as yet been nvolved n ths. Seveal stoes n Lynn have aleady ageed to stop sellng G poducts, and the unon s contnung to ask all stoes to do so. The pckets, howeve, have been stessng that they have no bone to pck wth the ndvdual stoes, only wth Geneal lectc. The stke tself has been gong on snce Octobe 26, when t began afte appoxmately sx months of baganng between the unon and G. Dung ths peod, unon wokes have been ecevng $12 a week n stke benefts. The unon clams that G has efused to bagan wth them and has made only nonnegotable offes. At pesent, the unon s askng fo an 18-month contact wth a 35 cent wage ncease and cost of lvng benefts. Wth 150,000 of ts membes on stke, the U has exhausted ts funds. The AFL has gven the unon $5 mllon and the CO has asked ts membes unons to assess the membes $1 each. The unons feel that f they loose ths stke, they wll be n geat dffculty when contacts n othe lage ndustes come up fo negotaton. Because of ths, they have gven geate than usual suppot to the U. Wllam Sloan Coffn pleads wth hs audence to be mltantly tende at Tuesday's Chstmas Gonvocaton. STORY ON PAG OPPOS MRY.. N RFRNDUM; 2100 CST VOTS Seventy pecent of MT students-votng n a ecent poll oppose the nsttute's contnung MRV eseach. Ths s the majo concluson of the Geneal Assembly sponsoed "MRV Refeendun," n whch 35% of all undegaduates cast the ballots. The gaduate esponse was somewhat lghte, but nonetheless about 70% of the gaduate students votng also opposed MRV. Sgnfcantly, of the 1394 undegaduates votng n the efeendum, 747, well ove a majoty, checked off a box n the. optonal secton ndcatng that they felt they wee ''knowledgeable enough on ths ssue to vote." By contast, only 19 undegaduates thought themselves not suffcently knowledgeable to vote on the ssue. ven moe supsng was the had lne atttude the undegaduates took on the ssue of negotatng out of the pesent MRV contacts. A majoty of those students who had any opnon on the negotaton queston stated that they felt that MT should "ty and negotate out of pesent MRV contacts befoe they expe, and f unsuccessful, beak those contacts unlateally." Thus f the sample epesented by ths efeendum s accuate, ove half the undegaduates dentfy themselves -wth the SACC/SDS poston that egadless of any futhe debate, f MT can not get out of MRV legally, t should smply emove tself any way t can, and woy about the consequences late. Futhe, t appeas that the sympathy of the undegaduates les lagely wth mantanng the nstumentaton Laboatoy as a egula pat of nsttute lfe. Of those espondng, 926 favoed "conveson" of the labs, pesumably to moe "socally useful" cvlan-oented pojects. Ths follows the lne of both the Pounds Panel and SACC. 303 students sad they pefeed that the labs contnue to functon wth the nsttute n the "pesent elaton," thus ndcatng some suppot fo the pesent Depatment of Defense funded contacts. Only 79 students favoed "spnnng-off" the l- Labs, and only 41 would "beak them up." The esults of the efeendum wee fst announced at a egula Geneal Assembly meetng Tuesday nght. Task Foce chaman Dave Mclwan '70 made the announcements, whch wee stll qute sketchy and ncomplete at that tme, because the ballotng had fnshed only a few hous pevously. Booths wee set up all ove MT to facltate the votng, and wee manned by voluntees. Upon pesentaton of an nsttute actvtes cad, students wee allowed to fll out the ballot. Relayng of the esults to the GA and to MT as a whole was delayed by the necessty of countng ballots by hand. Not enough money was avalable to buy the compute tme needed fo a moe apd count and evaluaton of the complex ballotng fom.

2 PAG - 2 THURSDAY. 3- DCMBR _L 18, 1969 TH TCH Student patcpaton n MT Clubs nceases Students home fo the holdays ae beng nvted to attend MT Club luncheons and meetngs n eghteen ctes acoss the county as guests of the clubs. The pupose seems to be to bng togethe students and alumn n these ctes so that alumn can lean at fst hand how changed MT s fom the days. Alumn ae also nteested n knowng how students fom the ctes ae gettng along. Chstmas holday meetngs n ths ssue of The Tech the Alumn Assocaton s lstng all club pogams scheduled fo the yea end peod. ach club mals an nvtaton to the undegaduates fom the aea descbng ts meetng and also depends on The Tech to let all students know so as to each students who wll be vstng these ctes STUDNTS N V TD TO B GUSTS OF ALUWN CLUBS Summe pcncs Alumn Clubs n these and othe Ctes hold Summe Pcncs to whch they nvte ncomng feshmen and uppeclassmen and alumn so as to ntoduce the ncomng students to uppeclassmen and alumn fom the same aea. The Alumn Assocaton asssts Clubs plannng such pogams by povdng envelopes addessed to students and to alumn and publczng undegaduate-alumn meetngs. Sunmme employment A-few Clubs have Summe These Commttees secue a lst tes (descbed appoxmately mployment fo Students Commttees. of local summe employment oppotunby backgound n selected depatments at-the nsttute) and mal these to students fom the home cty. Appaently, thee ae many students who would lke summe employment n stange pats of the county nstead of at home. The Alumn Assocaton funnels such equests to Clubs n the desed geogaphc aea. 98 Alumn Clubs aound the wold Thee ae 73 Alumn Clubs n the Unted States; 13 n Noth, Cental and South Ameca; and 12 oveseas n such ctes as London, Pas, Hafa, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tape, Tokyo and Manla. n the Unted States last yea, 156 alumn club meetngs bought togethe an estmated' 1,200 alumn, wves and guests to hea faculty speakes and local speakes on subjects of contnung nteest to MT. Oppotunty to meet alumn, descbe MT, dscuss caee factos, make fends. LOSANGLS, CALF. MT CLUB OF SOUTHRN CALFORNA Chales M. dwad, Regonal Chaman Monday, Decembe 29: Meetng at TRW's Man Cafetea, Buldng S, One Space Pak, Redondo Beach at 7:30 pm. Vcto Azgapetan, Decto, nfomaton Scences and Systems, McDonnel-Douglas Space Systems wll speak and flms of latest Space Caft and of MT DNVR COLORADO MTA LUMNOFCOLORAD O dwad Hanley M '48, Pesdent Monday, Decembe 29: "Ou Toast to the Undegaduates" at the Denve Athletc Club at 12:00 noon WASHNGTON D. C. MT CLUB OF WASHNGTON Robet W. Blake '41, Chaman, Monday, Decembe 29: Luncheon at 12:00 noon at the Cosmos Club, Massachusetts Avenue at Floda Avenue N.W., Washngton, D. C.; fo alumn and students. SARASOyTA, FLA. MT CLUB OF SOUTHWST FLORDA A. R. Holden '23, Pesdent MT Club of Southwest Floda, PO Box 2271 s plannng a luncheon fo students and alumn. When plans ae complete they wll notfy them dectly. ATLANTA, GORGA MT CLUB OF ATLANTA Robet W. Temple '55, Pesdent Tuesday, Decembe 30: Luncheon at 12:15 pm at the Maott Hotel fo students and fathes. CHCAGO, LLNOS MT CLUB OF CHCAGO Robet Mogan, Pogam Chaman Monday, Decembe 29: Undegaduate-Alumn meetng, at the Sheman House Hotel, Gold Room 114 at 5:00 pm BALTMOR, MD. MT CLUB OF BALTMOR Chales A. Speas'42, Pesdent Monday, Decembe 29: Annual Chstmas Recepton fo MT Students at the Baltmoe ngneeng Socety, Mt. Venon Place, at 12 noon SANT LOUS, MO. MT CLUB OF SANT LOUS Paul A. Lux '52, Chaman Tuesday, Decembe 30: U3nvesty Club, 3607, at 12 noon, the Annual Student-Alumn Luncheon ROCHS. Cn>Uy CfX~vD ^ MT CLUB OF ROCHSTR Robet G. Bowe '38, Pesdent N. Y Fday, Januay 2, 1970: Luncheon at 12:00 noon, Chambe of Commece Buldng, Small Hall, 55 St. Paul Steet, Pofesso Avey Ashdown, Speake CLV-LAND. OHO MT ASSOCATON OF OHO James A. Wolf '65, Pogam Chaman Tuesday, Decemb'e 30: Luncheon at 12:00 noon at the Unvesty Club, ucld Avenue, fo alumn, students and fathes of students. COLUMBUS, OHO MT CLUB OF CNTRAL OHO Wllam P. Mose '48, Pesdent Monday, Decembe 29: Students guests of alumn at a Luncheon at Westnghouse --lectc- Company, 300 Phllp Road, at 12 noon; followed by a tou of the plant. TOLDO, OHO MT CLUB OF TOLDO Don Schlatte '5 1, Pogam Chaman Monday, Decembe 29: Holday nn - Room A, Femont Pke, Peysbug at 12:00 noon, Annual Chstmas Luncheon fo students, the fathes and alumn. BTHuLHM,1 MT CLUB OF LHGH VALLY D. A. Olsson, Secetay PNNA. Monday, Decembe 29: Luncheon and plant tou; 1:00 pm at Westen lectc n Allentown, 555 Unon Blvd.; fo MT students fom the Lehgh Valley as guests of the alumn. DALLAS, TXAS MT CLUB OF DALLAS Geoge A. Flak '54, Pesdent Tuesday, Decembe 30:4,uncheon at Noth Pak nn, No. Cental xpessway at Pak Lane. D. Mos Chang '52, V. P. of Texas nstuments wll speak on "The Futue oflntegated lectoncs" HOUSTON, TXAS MT CLUB OF SOUTH TXAS dwn A. Reed, Pesdent Monday, Decembe 22: Chstmas Holday Luncheon 11:30 am at the Houston ngneeng & Scentfc Socety, 2615 Fannn; fo undegaduates and alumn RfCHMOND, MT CLUB OF VRGNA Donald L. Bown '51, Pesdent VRGNA Satuday, Decembe 27: Refeshments and Dnne at 6:30 pm at the ngneeng Club, Jeffeson Hotel fo undegaduates and alumn. SATTL. -WASH. MT CLUB OF PUGT SOUND Wllam M. lddge '60, Pogam Chaman Tuesday, Decembe-30: Students and the paents wll be guests of alumn at a luncheon at 12:00 noon at the Royal Fok Restauant, Mece sland. MLWAUK, WSC. ' _ MT CLUB OF MLWAUK fmatn M. Kuban '37, Pesdent Tuesday, Decembe 30: Luncheon meetng at 12:00 noon at the Lbay of the Unvesty Club, 924 ast Wells Steet. 5; m m g!

3 - - -_--_ [ [ L to 5: KNDALL BARBR SHOP KNDALL BULDNG 238 MAN ST MONDAY THROUGH FRDA ~- N 0 T C State ntepses, nc., a Black communty owned copoaton n Roxbuy, dedcated to the economc patcpaton of Blacks n the feld of ndusty and busness, offes to patcpate fnancally n an economc ventue wth any peson o pesons who may have feasble deas of nventons that may satsfy the goals of both pates. Fo futhe detals call o contact: State ntepses, nc. 264 Waen Steet Roxbuy, Massachusetts L L L L By Bll Robets Yale Unvesty Chaplan Wllam Sloan Coffn delveed the keynote addess at the 1969 MT Chstmas Convocaton n Kesge Tuesday, sayng "We must foge n the smthy of ou souls the unceated conscence of ou ace." Afte compang the wold to '...a geat bg demented nn n whch thee s no oom fo Hm at all," Coffn went on to say that volence and non-volence need edefnton. Non-volence, accodng to hs defnton, s a detemnaton not to volate the ntegty of anothe humanf beng - ncludng and especally ouselves. nstead of examnng ou feelngs, he clams, we epess them; t s ths epesson whch esults n volence to othes and to ouselves. "...t s alght to have ambvalent feelngs - t s wong to petend not to have them." Ou socal stuctue s the same, Coffn contnued, beng outwadly odely but nwadly volent. Any socal stuctue whch volates the ntegty of human bengs s wong; t s volent. xplotaton, he clams, s the essence of volence - the volent class n Ameca s not "...blue colla o no colla, but whte colla." Volence s just not physcal, Coffn ponted out. As an llustaton, he compaed the a Coffn, at Convocaton edefnes nonv olence.:.,. -t SUMMR VACATON TRPS New Yok to London Round tp $169 - Now fllng Small depost and payments Send fo fee detals STUDNT GLOB ROAMRS Box 6575 Hollywood, Floda Open 8:00 to 5: Lay's Babe Shop Sevng Techmen fo ove 35 yeas wold to a town of 1,000. Of these, 60 would be Amecan; these 60 would contol 50% of the. ncome of the town, would have ove 15 tmes as much 'mateal wealth as all the est combned, and the aveage lfe expectancy would be 71 yeas as opposed to less than 40 yeas fo the othe 940. "Povety," he sad, "s no longe a pvate tagedy; t s.a publc cme!" Nothng s moe pathetc than the blue colla wokes of today. Unlke the blacks, they ae pat of the Amecan deam. But they come home to the "oveheated teenage daughte and a D n nglsh, ca-smashng'son" and the deam tuns to a nghtmae - ashes n the mouth. How many have the couage to tell them, "Buddy, t's the wong deam."? Untl they unde stand ths, Coffn says, "...wll always go aound lookng fo scapgoats." To ncease ths undestandng, we must "e-nvent manhood." Ths new "testament of manhood" must be human; "Pg!," "Ngge!," "Honky!" ae all cowadly, cheap, easy - dehumanzng. A cop, he says, "s one of ou kds, too." Volence s a mxed thng,.coffn says. "f theaten a man, can no longe be hs equal." though stll can be f he theatens me, Non-volence, though, has nothng to do wth (Contnue d fom page 1J two yeas and then tansfeed to Yale, whee he eceved a BS n physcs n He then changed hs feld of nteest and afte a yea at Cambdge Unvesty etuned to Yale whee he eceved a Ph.D. n economcs n He was apponted assocate pofesso of economcs at MT n 1949 and, on leave of absence, seved as an assstant to the decto of the Cental ntellgence Agency fom 1951 to stablshment of the Cente "fo that well-goomed look" 545 Tech Squae (opposte gaage behnd ast Campus). _L SMSTR., _ -.. FALL -SRAL Bandes Unvesty The Jacob Hatt nsttute Study n Jeusalem sael July-Decembe 1970 (40 students fom 16 unvestes enolled n 1969) Fou couses Cost: $2000 Junos and Senos elgtble Hebew not equed an 16 cedts Tuton, oom.... boad,. ound-tp tavel Some. fnancal ad avalable. Wte today fo nfomaton applcaton deadlne Mach 1st The Hatt nsttute Bandes Unvesty Waltham, Massachusetts L t The second half of the Faculty Meetng on Specal Labotoes and Mltay Reseach at MT, held Dec. 10, wll be boadcast at 6 pm, Fday, Dec. 19, on WTBS. * An all-day semna on wate polluton, sponsoed by the US Depatment of the nteo, wll be held on Monday, Decembe 29, statng at 9:30 am n Kesge Audtoum. * All students should obtan an examnaton schedule fom the nfomaton Offce. oom xamnatons not lsted o a conflct n examnatons should be epoted to the Schedules Offce by Wednesday, Decembe 31, * The fst tanscpts of meetngs of the MT Commson ae now avalable n the lobby of buldng 7. The tanscpts nclude pesentatons made by Ds. James Kllan, Fank Pess, and Fancs Low. * The Depatment of Metallugy and Mateals Scence wll offe a couse n Technques of Metal Sculptung (3.19; 6-0-0) next tem. nteested students should -contact M. Tony Zona, x5297, oom fo ntenatonal Studes epesented a new knd of undetakng fo MT and Mllkan's boad expeence qualfed hm fo the dectoshp of CS fom ts ncepton. Wthn the famewok of the new School fo Humantes and Socal Scence, he bult a staff of dstngushed economsts, poltcal scentsts, AD POLCY CHANG TO NCLUD JOBS The Student Fnancal Ad Offce wll ntate changes n the fnancal polcy effectve next yea ( ). Changes nclude MT patcpaton n the Fedeal-College Wok/Study Pogam. Although scholashp funds wll be nceased n' lght of nceased costs (ncludng the tuton ncease), loan fund avalablty has deceased. The MT Loan Fund captal has been depleted and Natonal Defense Loan allocatons have been cut. n ode to offset the gap between need and avalable ad, the nsttute wll begn patcpatng n the Fedeal- College Wok/Study Pogam n Tem-tme eanngs wll be consdeed as a means of offsettng need next yea. Specfc tem-tme jobs wll not be assgned... _,,., acquesence - eveythng to do wth esstance. f a man doesn't beleve n the daft, he shouldn't egste' f he has thought the act though and decded to accept the consequences, t s hs decson. D. Coffn followed Dean fo nsttute Affas Benson Snyde, who talked pmaly about cae, sayng, "We must cae ntellgently.. cae wthout ntellect and ntellect wthout cae ae not enough..." Commutng Students Been on the nsde tack lately'! Tack's faste, money's bette. Jon a young, movng maket eseach/publc opnon fm whee the acton s. Come fll that "bead alone" equement whle you fnd out by what else man lves f not that alone. The nsde tack: publc opnon eseach and ntevewng. The nsde tack, qual.:sleek and neat, wth wheels, flexble hous. Post tme s you tme. Phone m l _TH TCH THURSDAY, DCMBR 18, 1969 PAG 3 Cty Counclt appoves 2 MT housng stes By Bob Denns MT's housng pogam fo Cambdge ovecame some of the majo pelmnay obstacles Monday nght as the Cambdge Cty Councl gave fnal appoval to zonng vaances on two of the fve stes ncluded n the nsttute's package. The Councl gave unanmous fnal appoval to ezonng the Goe Steet and Claendon Avenue stes to the hghest possble esdental densty. The hgh densty s needed n ode to keep the pe-unt costs of the poject below the lmtatons fo govenment subsdy pogams. Seveal hunded unts fo the eldely ae planned fo these stes. The Councl also held heangs on two othe stes and passed them on to fnal heangs on Decembe 29. Whle the e Steet ste fo the eldely was appoved unanmously, the Massachusetts Avenue ste (at Geen and Bay Steets) was the subject of seveal hous of heated debate as cetan ctzen goups questoned the natue of MT's plans. Ths ste was appoved on a 7-2 vote. The nsttute Real state Offce wll contnue plannng on these stes and hopes to submt poposals ths spng fo the fedeal Tunkey pogam to the Cambdge Housng Authoty and the Depatment of Housng and Uban Development. Ths le CA 'to head CS and othe scholas. D. -Mllkan wote and edted many books and techncal papes, some of them wth coauthos. They ncluded: "A Poposal: A Key to an ffectve Foegn Polcy," wth Walt Rostow, "The megng Natons: The Gowth and Unted States Polcy," wth Donald Blackme, "ducaton fo nnovaton," and "No asy Havest: The'D~emna of Agcultue n Undedeveloped Countes," wth Davd Hapgood. D, Mllkan was a membe of the Amecan Academy of Ats and Scences, Amecan conomc Assocaton, Amecan Satstcal Assocaton, Councl on Foegn Relatons, nsttute of Malthematcal Statstcs, and Royal conomc Socety. DVSTMNT 'COST ST AT $7 MLLON A new epot dstbuted by the MT Faculty Advsoy Goup enttled "Sponsoed Reseach Rembusement" by Paul V. Cusck, nsttute Comptolle, states that the nsttute wll suffe a $7,000,000 net loss f t dvests tself of the nstumentaton and Lncoln Labs. t deals wth the queston fom a puely fnancal standpont and does not attempt to analyse the legal aspects of the poblem. A futue epot dealng wth ths pat of the matte s expected. The epot consdes n some depth what would happen fnancally f one of the labs wee to. be "spun-off", whle the othe was etaned. No matte what combnaton s selected, howeve, t s Cusck's contenton that the nsttute would suffe a fnancal loss. Anothe epot on ths subject was ssued by Pofessos Thuow and MacAvoy, who set the loss at $4,500,000. pogam, whch s amed to geatly facltate the development pocess, s ntended fo each of the above-mentoned stes except fo Mass. Ave., whch wll be developed fo maket ent esdence. Accodng to nsttute Real state Offce Antony Heey, constucton wll hopefully begn on the above fou stes n Mach of 1971, wth a possblty that t mght commence by the fall of The ffth ste n the pogam, Potland Steet, s stll n the vey ealy stages of plannng. MT's plans fo the new housng constucton wee announced n Apl. CALNDAR GROUP PROPOSS THR NW SCHDULS By Waen Leonad The Commttee on the Academc Calenda has pesented Povost Jeome Wesne thee plans fo changes n the MT school yea. All thee plans would cut ntesesson back to 2 days, begn the fst tem just afte Labo Day, and add seveal fou-day weekends to the schedule, to povde est & ecovey peods. n detal the plans ae as follows: Plan 1: Fst tem uns fomn Monday afte Labo Day untl Chstmas vacaton, followed by a two week eadng/exam peod. Second semeste begns afte a two-day beak and ends wth anothe two-week eadng/ exam peod. Plan 2: Regstaton fo fst tem on Monday o Wednesday (dependng on yea). Chstmas vacaton s peceded by an eght-day study peod and followed by a thee week study peod, the last two ncludng exams. Agan, second semeste stats afte a two day beak and ends wth a two Week eadng/ exam peod. Plan 3: Same egstaton as plan 2, but no exam peod afte Chstmas. nstead, Januay would have 3/2 weeks devoted to ndependent study. Agan, a two day beak comes befoe second semeste, whch also contans no exam peod. The commttee ecommended that plan 2 o plan 3 be adopted ove plan 1, but sad that ethe of the thee would mpove the MT calenda. t felt that the Januay ndependent study peod would be especally benefcal, pemttng students to do poject wok, obtan tutong, study whateve they wshed, attend semnas o caee oentaton meetngs, o even elax and nvestgate Boston The commttee's ecommendatons follow fom what t feels ae the objectves fo a new calenda. They lsted these as: () lmnatng the Januay lame-duck peod. Pofessos fnd that students ae less eceptve to new mateal at ths tme, beng peoccuped wth mpendng exams. (2) asng the end-ofsemeste ush and equalzng the length of the semestes. (3) Povdng a moe vaed and effectve educatonal pace. The commttee found that many students ae unde almost constant pessue wth few slack peods. (4) Povdng "fallow" tme fo ndependent effot at a lesuely and ndvdual pace. (5) Povdng oppotunty fo flexblty n leanng and teachng styles.

4 PAG 4 THURSDAY, DCMBR 18, 1969 TH TCH Now that the Faculty Advsoy Goup s dong such a fne job of supplyng the MT communty wth facts concenng the ssue of the Specal Laboatoes, and the Novembe Actons have appaently scaed some people nto takng the laboatoy ssues -seously, the communty s confontng some of the ssues whch the Pounds panel ethe dd not consde o dd not dscuss openly enough. As the dscusson contnues, t becomes moe appaent that the ecommendatons of the panel wee moe of a shot-tem poltcal compomse than a wokable soluton to the athe unque poblems posed by these unusual appendages of the nsttute. Judgng fom some of the opposton to conveson head ecently fom the decton of the labs (exacebated to some extent, no doubt, by the les and half-tuths popagated by Joseph Alsop), the geneal fundng stuaton, and the specalzed natue of the labs, t seems that events may show that the only ealstcoptons open to the nsttute wth espect to the labs ae dvest- _Wm The dust cleas 116. Cvl Lbetes Dept.: One speake at the ecent '*Tell t to Hano" -ally was Boston Lcensng Commsson chaman Albet "Dappe" O'Nell. He told the cowd, "Thee s a movement of communsm gong on n the naton's chuches and nsttu' t tons." Afte the US has "wped out Hano," O'Nell sad, t should tell membes of that movement "you'e next." 117. We eceved ths nteestng lette fom M. A. Doveke ths past week: '" send ths comment on-a commentay to The Tech wth the hope that t wll be pnted. n the Decembe 10 ssue of go (and we all know what that means) M. Stefan Unge extends the thess that commseaton between ndvduals s not consstent wth Captalment and a contnuaton of the status quo. On the othe hand, we ae among those who beleve that ths county has enough defense contactos, enough engnees who wll desgn any knd of doom devce f the techncal poblems ae "nteestng", and enough "secuty" weapons whch ae' stealng esouces fom places whee they ae badly needed. We cannot help hopng that any pogess, howeve slght., that MT can make towad edectng ou eseach potes wll be successful. Theefoe, we suppot all effots beng made n the feld of conveson. We ae compelled, howeve, to fea that all the talk of conveson s nothng mnoe than a cuel hoax, and that n May we wll fnd ouselves seveng the labs fom the nsttute. f ths happens, t wll be a demonstaton that when lage amounts of pessue appled n an exceedngly complex ssue ae counteed by a slckly managed, poltcally expedent "soluton", no one wns. The hopes of many wll have been ased, only to be dashed. Polluton acton A lttle publczed event wth geat potental sgnfcance wll take place n Kesge on Decembe 29. The Fedeal Wate Polluton Contol Agency wll be holdng a egonal confeence fo college sutdents nteested n dong somethng about wate polluton. A fve-man egonal boad wll be selected, and one membe of that goup wll go to Washngton to patcpate n a natonal boad whch wll (supposedly) advse nteo Secetay Hckel on wate polluton poblems. Fedeal plannes lookng nto the futue have aleady detemned that envonmental polluton wll be the next taget of actvst youth when (f?) the wa s eve ove. Snce they cannot get on the ght sde of the wa ssue, they ae appaently tyng to get n on the ght sde of the polluton ssue, o at least co-opt as many of the ant-polluton cusades as possble. What dumbfounds us, howeve, s the date that they have chosen fo the confeence. the the Depatment of the nteo s ncedbly stupd n thnkng that college students wll be aound on the 29th to patcpate n the confeence, o else the Depatment s tyng delbeately to catch the people seously concened about ecology off guad and choose youth panels that won't ock the boat on polluton contol. n ethe case, we uge eveyone who s concened about the destucton of ou envonment to attend the confeence and ensue that ou egonal boad wll consst of students who belve that -people's ght to clean wate s moe mpotant than copoatons' ght to use ves fo sewes. Mey Chstmnas n keepng wth the spt of the season, lthe Tech would lke to pesent Chstmas gfts to vaous ndvduals who have been n the news dung the past yea. Fo Pofesso Stak Dape: a post offce contact whch wll help begn the "conveson" pocess. t seems that they need a gudance systme fo the ballstc mssle mal sustem whch wll delve mal packets to seveal dffeent destnatons n the Sovet Unon usng only one mssle. Fo Rchad Nxon: 500,000 pe-addessed congatualatoy telegams whch he can mal to hnself afte hs next Vetnam speech. Fo Geneal ws Heshey: an eggbeate whch he can use to mx the lottey capsules a lttle bette than they wee last tme. Fo Pofesso Chales Mlle: a new lock fo hs fle cabnet to potect secet ulng class coespondence. Fo Davd senhowe: a -A, an M-16, and a ja of vaselne. Fo Assstant Dean Dck Soenson: a ja of mustache wax. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~... ] YOU G$ DON'T KNOW HOlW1 TO 5K1! YOtYLL KLL YURSLV\5! ]0 'LL CGT LOST N A BZZARP! 0OO'LL 6T SUNBURND! C, Fo the MT Publc Relatons Offce: two fee tckets to Owen Fanken's slde show about the Novembe Actons. Fo Spo Agnew: a one-way tcket back to Geece and a.poston n the junta, whee he wll undoubtedly feel at home. We also have a cage fo hs daughte whch he can use to keep he fom patcpatng n subvesve Moatoum and othe evl thngs. Fo the membes of the Student Advsoy Goup: copes of Uncle Tom's Cabn and shoeshne kts. Fo Pofesso Hebet Woodson: a copy of A. S. Nell's Summehll. Fo Havad Unvesty: a sgn-up lst fd student goups who wsh to take ove Unvesty Hall. Fo Tca Nxon: an evenng date wth Mke Albet. We wee gong to gve Steve hmann a UAP nomnaton petton, but we fgued that he aleady had one. TH-l Als ~8~Ab% TCH VOLUMLXXXX, No. 52 WDNSDAY, DCMBR 17, 1969 Second-class postage pad at Boston, Massachusetts. The Tech s publshed evey Tuesday and Fday dung the college yea, except dung college vacatons, by The Tech, Room W20-483, MT Student Cente, 84 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambdge, Massachusetts, Telephone: Aea Code , extenson 2731, o Unted States Mal subscpton ates: $4.50 fo one yea, $8.00 fo two yeas. Cason Agnew- Behnd the scenes te n case you mssed the stoes n the papes, last week, hea ths: thee's a good bt moe to ths daft lottey plan than meets the eye. Col. Feeney, Ass't Decto of SS n Massachusetts has been quoted as sayng the new system s a "cuel decepton." The Sunday Globe epoted a majoty of the state boads expect to get well nto the so-called "safe" numbes, fou sayng they expect to each 366 n One New ngland state has found that the fst avalable man fo the Januay quota holds numbe 274! So t's begnnng to look as f sm. He dwells on the mpotance of ndvdual feedom above all. 'm glad that eveyone ddn't feel ths way, because f they dd - THR WOULD B NO CHRST- MAS." 118. Whle wtng an atcle last Thusday, a membe of ou staff needed the name of the Captan of the Boston Tactcal Patol Foce. We called headquates and they answeed, "That's Captan Allen.' What was hs fst name? "1 don't know, but can gve you hs Offce." A moment late, the man hmself was on the lne. Ou staffe asked fo hs fst name and he epled, "Well, that should be on fle wth headquates." He pessed, but the Captan epled, "You'll have to get t fom them.' As long as the way contnues, the Amy wll need at least 250,000 daftees, too. Pesumably all ou eades notced how ccumspect DOD was about that numbe. t s based solely on the amount of money allowed fo manpowe n the Appopatons Bll passed by Congess. t could go down f Nxon pulled out, and no one dened that t could go up ethe because of some obvous excalaton n the wa o because a s u ppl e m aental appopatons bll s passed by Congess late. (n many cases, supplemental appopatons get less publcty than the ognal bll because the lottey doesn't leave much to chance at all-f you'e 1-A' they ae appaently askng fo next yea t's a sue thng. funds to meet an unfoseen but But thnk a lttle about the eal need. Sometmes, needless mplcatons of ths appaent to say, the need s foseen.) fact that the whole pool of But ths wte wondes somethng moe. What would have "elgables" wll be called fo the daft. Fst, ths doesn't match happened t the lottey had' not the fgues the Defense Depatment gave out when the dawng how the numbes wee gene- been nsttuted. Well, f we ecall was made. 290,000 voluntees ated, the 1-A pool would have plus 250,000 daftees does not been only about 700,000, not equal the 850,000 men n the 850,000. That mples, f we expected 1-A pool. So how assume that Nxon won't be come boads get to 366? endng the wa ths yea and f Pat of the eason s that the we beleve that local boads fgues aen't entely accuate. Wde the lottey wll daft all They ae all based on pe-lottey avalable men, that wthout the estmates.--290,000 men usually lottey the govenment would voluntee each yea, fo example, and DOD appaently saw no sometme n We would have exhausted ts manpoe pool eason why the new system then have had to see some majo should change that numbe. The and temendously unpopula 850,000 man pool s sot of change n the system of defements--9.-a's would pobably questonable too. t s lbased mostly on esults fom past have become awfully scace and yeas, and t doesn't take nto?-s's (that's you and me) mght account any sot of tansent have gone away too. effects such as defement shftng (whch ples up the pape have -been a dsaste even 'fo an Any move lke that would wok) o the gowng tendancy Admnstaton whch exsts fo of daftable men to delay o the slent (undaftable) majoty. avod nducton by appeals, CO' Nxon would have been poltcally dead just n tme fo the status o esstance. And as long as the Vetnam Wa goes on, all 1970 electons. t may well be these daft avodance outes wll that the Pesdent's nsstance be used. that the lottey come now stemmed nethey fom a dese fo efom no a hope of pacfyng two-thds of the young men n the county.- Rathe, he needed the lottey now to keep the county (full of paents wth kds who ae suddenly not defeed) fom epudatng hm n t's not too.had to beleve that Nxon, Mtchell and Lad aen't Machevellan enough to have done just that.. : c c s c e F

5 ...,. _..t _ _ :--- TH TCH' THURSDAY, DCMBR 18, 1969 PAG5 VWze 7kht - -flm: "De Sade"; books: flns n pnt tecodngs: Pop dscogaphy of 1969; Mahle's Sxth theate: "Ulysses n Nghttownt; elgon(?): Paleo-Amecan Chuch DCMBR 17, 1969 NO. 9 " concet: MT Symphony; moe ecodngs: Knks, c Andesen, Dllad & Clak, Tamlne _L _... AL _.. [neate: Damashop 'Ul-ysses' concet: MT Sy'mphony By Davd Housman " The MT Damashop poducton of Ulysses n Nghttown. gves one a taste of James Joyce's genus. That one eceves only a taste of ths bllance s unfotunate.' Joyce's pose-s an expessve fom whch has no compason n the nglsh language. The hythm and nflectons of sectons of Ulysses ae muscal to the ea, and these sectons fom the stong ponts of the play; ts damatc content s a less satsfyng aspect. Wysses s a vey complcated novel, and to condense ts complexty nto a shot'dama s not an easy task. Although the adaptaton s ostensbly lmted to the Nghttown secton of the novel, othe sectons ae ncluded as well, and the esult s a bt too much of a hodgepodge fo my taste. A shap contast emeges n the play between the'degee to whch Bloom's chaacte s developed successfully and the lack of focus on Stephen's chaacte. Anthony Bght s a vey lvely and expessve Bloom. t s unclea, howeve, why James Pelegano's Daedalus does not come off well. suspect that the dffculty may le n the adaptaton athe than the poducton, but t s dffcult to say wthout the scpt n hand. Pamela Seton evokes the sensuousness assocated -wth Molly Bloom, but s gven vey lmted oom to develop he chaacte. Thee s much n Bloom's elatonshp to Molly whch s not touched upon by the scpt. n a wod, whle t s obvous that a geat deal has to be paed to tun a novel wth the flm: De Sade By manuel Goldman Few pevets have captued the magnaton of Westen cultue so thooughly as the Maqus de Sade. Not only have psychologsts and atsts devoted volumes to hs actvtes and nfluence, but even language tself has pad hm homage. Webste's defnes "sadsm" as "the nflcton of pan as a means of obtanng sexual elease." t's a pty that the flm veson of hs lfe, De Sade (at the West nd Cnema), does not lve up to that defnton. ndeed, one mght consde the flm tself as a sadstc expesson aganst the vewe, n that t so cuelly fals to satsfy the vcaous expectatons and peconceptons that we may have bought to the theate. n an attempt to povde an avant-gade venee, the flm pesents the Maqus' lfe n dsjonted epsodes whch, we come to ealze at the end of the flm, have been flashbacks of old de LSC changes Followng ae changes n LSC's Januay schedule fo the lsted dates: 9 Rosemay's Baby (Kesge)t 10 The Gaduate (Kesge) 16 Monteey Pop (Kesge) 17 lva Madgan (26-100) 23 Wnnng (26-1 OO)t 24 The Pme of Mss Jean Bode ( ) All shows ae at 7 and 9:30, except those maked t, whch ae at 7 and 10. Lc-- tl- q).l sp _ d sons of Potat of the Afst and Fnnegan's Wake evoked the same questons n my mnd: s the theate an appopate medum to captue the stuctual hythm of Joyce's pose? The only answe to a queston of ths sot s a contnuaton of effots such as the pesent poducton. f Damashop's poducton was not a loud affmatve answe, t was at least a couageous attempt to deal wth an mmense but unealzed theatcal potental. By Robet Foue n ts egula fall concet last Sunday nght, the MT Symphony Ochesta pesented once agan the sot of pefomance ts audences have come to expect: a sold pogam of twentethcentuy musc, featung lagely lttle-known woks of geatly vayng styles. Whle not eveythng was qute as sold as one mght have hoped, and the audence was a few hunded less than the usual capacty cowd (pehaps eflectng the weathe and the ecod tunout fo Kng Kong), the goup's mpessve accomplshments lost none of the luste. The pogam opened wth nest Bloch's Conceto Gosso of 1925 fo stng ochesta wth pano obblgato, one of two such peces (the othe wtten n 1952) whch have eceved less than the just shae of attenton. t s an expet study n the teatment of the wam sonotes of massed stngs, equng staghtfowad, confdent ensemble playng and seveal sklled solosts. Thee s lttle books: Flms n papeback By Robet Foue Pnted vesons of plays go back as fa as the ancent Geeks-whch s to say, as fa as play-wtng tself. They've become famla to most people though the use n classooms, as a substtute-and geneally a poo one-fo seeng an actual Sade on hs deathbed. n the mnd of the old Maqus, hs expeences wee deved fom contact wth hs sadstc uncle, the Abbe de Sade; that s, the Maqus played a ole n a play, actng out hs uncle's fantases. Thus, -we have scenes such as de Sade, agonzng n pson, beng nfomed by hs uncle that thee s no wall, and he can come out of the cell to contnue the play (.e., hs lfe). t comes ove as a confused, unconvncng, petentous, and mechancal busness. De Sade hmself clams to be ddled wth gult, but ths s spoken, not acted. Petty faces ae pesented as the conestone of hs obsesson. Suely, thee was moe to t than that! But wost of all, cuelty s neve ceated wth any convcton. Physcal culelty s meanngless wthout psychologcal cuelty, and the motvaton fo t. To smply flm people whppng each othe s absud; n ode to take t seously, such whppng ought to be an aspect of a elatonshp, and an expesson of the need fo psychc powe. De Sade cannot be taken seously. At best, t s comcal, and at wost, as bong as the successon of petty faces and deees t pesents (of couse, soae may not fnd that so bong). Afte the flm, asked a neghbo whethe she'd notced that shady chaacte n font of the maquee, sellng used whps. t's a good thng was jokng, fo the ushes and manage mght have a had tme f such paaphenala wee eadly avalable n the vcnty of the theate. pefomance. They do have a moe vtal use, howeve, namely pesevaton of the play. Vtually evey tadtonal theatcal poducton must wok fom a pnted scpt; and when membes of the ognal poducton ae no longe lvng, thee s no othe way. O thee wasn't, at least, untl the nventon of sound flms. Flms, needless to say. need no pnted pesevaton. Poducton and pefomance ae dent- 'cal, and one need only save the ognal pnts (whch sn't necessaly too easy, f they'e on old ntate stock). Makng them nto books, except fo commecal novelzatons, has been almost unhead of, and wth good eason. Wth the pesevaton aspect gone, they'd be useful at most fo nstuctonal puposes; but then, as a substtute fo seeng the move tself, they'd be next to wothless. Howeve, the emegence of flm as a ecognzed at fom. and academc feld, has bought new consdeatons to bea. Despte the avalablty of pnts fo pvate sceenng at faly low pces, a seous student stll can't keep copes aound fo detaled efeence; and anyhow, thee ae-mechancal poblems n tyng to scutnze a shot secton seveal tmes ove. The embodment of a move as seveal long stps of acetate s nconvenent, to say the least, and suggests one moe vtue of pnted plays. (Stangely, we have ecently seen the success of unscptable expemental theate, whch may owe somethng to the geneal atmosphee poduced by the moves.) - The esult of all ths, n any case, s the ecent emegence of seveal sees of "flm books" meant fo seous study. n the pocess, howeve, none of the poblems mentoned has gone away; thee s stll no tadtonal wtten fom fo a move. n othe wods, how does one tansfe nto pnt what s happenng on the sceen? Moe specfcally, the poblem s ths: most flms do stat out n a wtten fom, known as scope of Ulysses nto a play, some of the essentals of the damatc development seem to have been lost. A seous queston posed by ths poducton s whethe an adaptaton of Joyce's wok belongs n a tadtonal theatcal settng at all. The flm veson of Ulysses was successful to a geat extent n extactng the damatc powe of the novel. ven n the flm, howeve, one could ague that the eal sense of the novel was dstoted. Theatcal vethe shootng scpt o scenao. These ange fom detaled scpts wth exactng dalogue and canmea dectons to ough sketches, and dectos may follow them exactly, o only geneally o hadly at all. f the shootng scpt s followed closely, t may make a sutable pnted veson; f changes wee not too geat, t may stll be usable wth appopate notaton o modfcaton. On the othe hand, f the decto made sgnfcant alteatons, o woked fom a vague scenao to begn wth (o lost hs notes afte shootng), thee s only the fnshed veson to ely upon. Someone has to watch the move and tanscbe the dalogue and cameawok. The esult -s only stll moe poblems, snce thee's no ageement on how much detal to ncludespecfcally, on whethe to just descbe the acton o to ndcate ndvdual shots. Futhemoe, most such books ae lbeally suppled wth stlls fom. the move, and wth good eason. But thee's a choce thee, too: publcty stlls vesus (Please tun to page 7] [,C, '69 Dscogaphy The lst below, ncludng some of the dscs lsted last week plus about two dozen moe, compses some of the best buys of the past yea, and many whch wll eman good buys fo yeas. to come. They ae lsted alphabetcally by pefome. Davd's Album-Joan Baez (Vanguad) The Band (Captol) doubt that the Ochesta has ths capablty, and they demonstated t well n the fst of the fou movements (Pelude). n the emande, howeve, though t was stll mpessvely played, thee was ntemttent touble n keepng togethe; and ths somewhat dmnshed the pece's mpact. Pat of the poblem may have been conducto Davd psten's nsstence on abupt changes n tempo, especally n the Dge. These wee followed a numbe of tmes by bef peods of uncetanty, whch wee had to gnoe n a pece that demands so heavly a sold sound. n addton, some may feel a moe even tempo s moe effectve n mpact, though t's puely a matte of taste. The second selecton was Stavnsky's bef, lttle-known Fou Nowegan Moods of Though wtten at the heght of hs neo-classcal peod, t haks back to hs eale nteest n natonalstc musc. t s one of the geat mets of the MT Symphony that s wllng to pefom wothwhle peces such as ths; t s anothe that they wee able to gve t such a fne endton. Afte ntemsson, the audence was teated to an entely dffeent sot of wok, conducto psten's Sonoty-Vaatons fo Ochesta, whch was gven ts fst pefomance. The Ochesta has been wokng on ths snce last yea, and endeed a fne pefomance. As to the pece tself, t was the last of seveal sets of vaatons by M. psten, each employng vaaton n a pogessvely fee way. Hee, as one would guess fom the ttle, the effect s poduced by judcous use of dffeent goups of sonotes, of whch the compose has chosen to emphasze fou. Any judgement at ths tme would be pematue, to say the least; the pece was not unmpessve, and deseves futhe heang. Roundng out the. pogam was the one commonly played wok, Mahle's Songs of a Wayfae. Ths gave the ochesta a chance to play wth a pofessonal solost, unce Albets, who had pefomed wth them seveal yeas back as well as wth many majo ochestas and opea companes. The pefomance was exemplay, and not even the Kesge acoustcs could manage to un the balance between solost and ochesta. A bbey Road-The Beatles (Apple) Ahead Rngs Out-Blodwyn Pg (A&M) Blood, Sweat, and Teas (Columba) The Best of Booke T. and the M.G.'s (Atlantc) Retospect-The Buffalo Spngfeld (Atco) County Roads and Othe Places-Gay Buton Quatet (RCA) (Please tun to page 6)

6 ~sp LT -:1~ ~el~qerl~r/~dl~ al ~ ~'T C~lll~L~, ~lk s~l d: 9 _1~-- ~P ~s ' s- -t; - PAG6 THURSDAY;ODCMBR a.-. H-TCH Recods: c Andesen, Dllad & {Contnued fom page 5) Best of The Ceam (Atco) Bayou County---Ceedance Cleawate Revval (Fantasy) Those Who Ae About To De Salute You-Colosseum (Dunhll) Lady Coyell-Lay Coyell (Vanguad) Cosby, Stlls, and Nash (Atlantc) Flles De Klmanjao- Mles Davs (Columba) Steenose-Jule Dscoll. Ban Auge and the Tnlty (Atco) Nashvlle Skylne-Bob Dylan (Columba) The lectc Flag (Columba) The New Don lls Band Goes Undegound (Columnba)- Fathes and - Sons-Muddy Wates, Paul Buttefeld, etc. (Chess) 0O to 23--Jose Felcano (RCA) How Can You Be Two Places A t Once When You'e Not A nywhee At All-The Fesgn Theate (Columba) The Fouth Way (Captol) elgon: Feaks woshp, Gods nscutable By Mchael Fetag A whacked-out te csonducted by the Paleo-Amecan Chuch (PAC), a psychedelc elgon, saw between twenty and foty youthful feaks wallowng on the floo and ggglng softly whle the unvese beathed on them Fday nght and nto Satuday monng on the fouth floo of the Student Cente. PAC s the newest elgon teatng psychedelc dugs as a sacament, supesedng the Neo- Amecan Chuch (NAC), whch dssolved when the chef Boo- Hoo was aested and feaked out a few yeas ago. PAC elgous leades, called "thons," conducted Fday's sevce and pcked the ecods, as well as tastefully announcng the muscal selectons whle ntemodulatng wth audo feedback, to the delght and chagn of the multtudes. Thee ae thee "thons" n the sde of MT. Pojected scenes on the wall of couplng globs of ol wee ntespesed wth sldes of Black chlden and peace maches, emndng one of the heone of Am Cuous (yellow), who wandeed aound askng deep poltcal questons between sex acts. The hppes geneally talked among themselves, and the woshp was uneventful, although unelable souces epoted that the Student Cente ose nto the a and flew slently towad an nfnte Lght ove a cystallne sea. These epots wee dened by Admnstaton souces, who dsclamed any knowledge of the alleged ncdent.. Thons wee consdeng the possblty of a bust, but none matealzed, as none of the nuble feaks pesent felt lke emovng he clothes. Most staght obseves, who had come seekng cheap thlls as a spectato spot, went unewaded, and many expessed the dese to athe have been at a mxe, "Whee the acton was." One pubescent degeneate, howeve, was ovehead mutteng "nsane." The expected guest appeaance of God dd not matealze, although epots ae conflctng. Bg Huge-The ncedble -Stng Band (lekta) Jacob's Ceek (Columba) Stand Up-Jetho Tull (Repse) Left and Rght-Roland Kk (Atlantc) Led Zeppeln (Atlantc) Ameca the Beautful/An Account of ts Dsappeaance-.Gay McFaland (Skye) The Natch 7 Blues-Taj Mahal (Columba) Tunng Pont-John Mayall (Polydo) Clouds-Jon Mtchell (Repse) Hay-Nlsson (RCA) Song Cycle-Van Dyke Paks (Wane-Seven Ats)--[Ths s actually fom'1968, but neve has a ecod been so acclamed and sold less: Sweet Chld-The Pentangle (Repse) Let t Bleed-The Rollng Stones (London) Santana (Columba) To Love Somebody-Nna Smone (RCA) Stand-Sly: and the Famly Stone (pc) Taffc (Unted Atsts) Johnny Wnte (Columba) Tomnmy-The Who (Decca) lephant Mountan-The Youngbloods (RCA) Happy ecod shoppng and a joyous holday season. -Jeff Gale c Ats) c Andesen Andesen (Wane-Seve Ths s not a geat album; t s a good and wothwhle addton to a folk/county collecton. The fst sde s devoted to county musc, wth folk cuts nseted to emnd us that all s not fun. "The Sound of a Despeate Man," done n a county ven, s the only potest song on the album, but kept havng the mage of someone laughng just behnd the last note.. The second sde eveses the fst--folk ntespesed ' wth county, the county ntudng as f to say thee s stll hope, and we can have a lttle fun. " Was the Rebel (She Was the Cause)" s a foot-stompng, hand-clappng tune that s a lot of fun. 'Howeve, also on ths sde s the only cut don't lke, "Go Now, Deboah," whch just doesn't seem to- be up to the othes. c Andesen wote all the songs on the album. He wtes well n both doms county and folk--and can put them togethe equally well, as "Le Wth Me" shows. Ths song s also an example of hs soft, gentle love songs; songs that nevetheless know that love'can be btte as well as sweet. To epeat, t s a good album. Buy t. -= T c Du Pont offes open-end oppotunty. You don't go nto a tanng pogam. You go to wok-n a sees of gowth jobs that boaden you base fo pofessonal pogess and help you fnd the specfc feld you want to gow n. We call t "planned moblty." Du Pont.woks at the oute lmts. Sue, eveybody clams they do the fa-out eseach. But Du Pont s a wold leade n eseach wth the money and the engneeng capablty to tanslate deas nto commecal poducts. f you have a pottable dea, we have what t takes to make t wok; and we have a specal bonus plan to ewad you fo t. So Du Pont people gow, pesonally and pofessonally. ven men who leave Du Pont often do so because of the pofessonal gowth they expeenced at Du Pont. An qual Oppotunty mploye (M/F) College Relatons Dllad & Though the Monng, Though the Nght-Dllad and Clak (A&M) The ognal Byds wee one of the best goups of the sxtes. Gene Clak was one of the geatest of that quntet, havng wtten "1'11 Feel a Whole Lot Bette" and a lot of othe ealy Byds tunes. Clak s now holdng foth wth Dllad and Clak, a sx man onewoman goup that s so deep n county you can hadly see them fo the blue-.gass. Dllad and Clak have a couple of albums out on A&M, the latest of whch s Though the Monng, Though the Nght. Ths sot: of musc s what the county evval s about - mldly electc, and vey pleasant. The songs go fom jug band musc though county standads to sptuals, and wth fve snges the hamones get eally heavy. All of the-goup ae top-gade muscans and know the medutn. You don't lke county musc? Ths ecod should stll appeal to you. The lycs aen't gong to end any was o send adenaln though you head, but they wll please you ea and j soothe the savage beast. Fom Cosby, Stlls, and Nash and Johnny Cash t sn't a bg step. Gve Dllad and Clak a lsten. -Jm Duggan ', The Knks Athu-The Knks (Repse) veyone seems to be dong a scoe fo somethng these days. The Knks have now eleased the scoe to a TV show. Ths latest n a long sees of Knks albums s on Repse and s called Athu. The show potayed the btteness and dsllusonment of the wokng-class Bton as the sun sets on hs empe; and as hs chlden gow up to despse the thngs whch hs bothes ded fo and 'whch he has fnally attaned. t would be heavy mood musc, but when you decde to add the Knks' fondness fo lots of lycs you'e n touble Ṫhe Knks boke nto pomnence playng had dvng ock and oll. They stll play ock and oll, but the heavy beat has been taded fo convoluted lycs. Ths s the majo touble of Athu. The musc tends to get swallowed by the wods, and the cut ends up somethng lke a (P/ease tun to page 8} -.. They go to unvestes. to teach-ecognzed authotes n the pofesson. They go nto space, o othe govenment pojects. And they go to ou compettos, who ae smat enough to know whee to look fo the top men. We don't lke to lose men, and we don't lose many. But when you he the best, then help them to get bette, you people ae bound to be sought afte. Du Pont Company, Room 6686, Wlmngton, D Please send me the booklets checked below. O Chemcal ngnees at Du Pont O Mechancal ngnees at )u Pont ] ngnees at Du Pont ] Accountng, Data Systems, Maketng, Poducton Name Unvesty Degee Addess - Clak Clak Two easons fo jonng Du Pont, and thee fo quttng. - Gaduaton Date College Rela~tons cty State Zn --s d a k c e

7 7! _ '... 1 When you consde a savngs account unnng well nto 5 fgues as the altenatve to lfe nsuance, almost any knd of lfe nsuance s a bagan. Howeve, when you get down to close compasons, some lfe nsuance s a bgge bagan than othes. Well up on the lst of bagans s SAVNGS BANK LF N- SURANC, fo a caeful examnaton wll show you that SBL s Ameca's lowest cost lfe nsuance fo all Odnay Lfe, ndowment, and Renewable Tem. Fo example, unde the SBL 5yeaRenewableTem Plan, a man of 40 can buy $25,000 n Savngs Bank- Lfe nsuance fo less than $100 a yea* (at age 25, the us and ask fo the fee, nfomatve SBL FACTS booklet. And you don't have to be a'deposto o custome of the bank to eceve ths sevce. *Aveage net annual payment fo S yeas, based on 1969 Savngs'Bank Lfe nsuance dvdend scale. S.B.L.. S 4TH N TH AMOUNT OF ORDNARY LF NSURANC N FORC N MASSACHUSTTS OF APPROXMATLY 140 LF NSURANC COMPANS LCNSD N TH STAT. LF NSURANC,, _ a - 1., _ p - - a - L -P L- --- Most Lfe nsuance cost s less than $75 a yea*.) Ths makes t possble to povde exta potecton- at lowest costat a tme when famles need t most. n addton, an Only you Mutual Savngs Bank C(AMB s a -aaln. s -a Bagan..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. SBL 5 yea tem polcy s automatcally enewable and convetble to any one of seveal pemanent polces up to age 65, wthout addtonal medcal examnaton. Ths assues contnuty of potecton, no matte what health condton mght develop. Anothe eason why SBL s a bagan s the fact that although Massachusetts Savngs Bank Lfe nsuance s avalable only to people who lve o wok n Massachusetts, you can keep any amount you own at the same low pemums even f you should leave the state. n addton, you can fnd out fo youself about evey knd of Savngs Bank Lfe nsuance polcy by vstng ou bank, whee an SBL epesentatve who s an offce of the bank wll be' pleased to answe any questons you may have. O f you pefe, wte o telephone offes you Savngs Accounts, Motgage Loans, and Savngs Bank Lfe nsuance. BRDGPORT SAVNGS BANK LF, NSUR.ANC DPARTMNT Rght n: Cental Squae, Cambdge, Mass ' , la Nothng helps a young engnee's caee lke beng gven a challenge. Whch s anothe way of sayng a chance to fal now and then. To make hs own mstakes. At Westen lectc we gve ou newly ecuted engnees esponsblty almost mmedately. They make the own decsons. Lean fom the own eos. Don't get us wong. We keep ou FALUR1 You'll neve get anywhee wthout t. 1 demands easonable enough so that ou ecuts can make the decsons at the own pace. But ou thnkng s, a man feels awfully good about even a small decson when t's hs. f you'e the type who'd lke the chance ' to make you own moves, see ou ecute o wte College Relatons, 222 Boadway, New Yok, N. Y A lot of had wok neve hut anyone. W"Westen lecte Manufactung and Supply Unt of the Bell System TH A A- TCH THURSDAY. DCMBR PAG 7 Flm boo] (Contnued fom page 5) fame enlagements. Stlls, taken by a photogaphe dung shootng, don't necessaly coespond closely to what the cameaman shot; enlagements, on the othe hand, ae not as clea, and ae had to make fom cnemascope (wde-sceen) pnts. Despte these poblems, thee ae two notable sees of flms n book fom. One, put out by Smon and Schuste, s dvded nto Classc Flm Scpts-Gand lluson, Potemkn, The Blue A n- gel, L'Age d'o and Un Chen Andalou, M, and Chlden of Paadse -and Moden Flm Scpts -Jules and Jm, Alphavlle, The Bcycle Thef, The Seventh Seal, ku, and The Thd Man. The othe, moe ecently fom Gove Pess, ncludes Masculne Femnne, Am Cuous (yellow), Rashomon, L'Avventua, and The 400 Blows. The Smon and Schuste sets, as the ttles mply, emphasze shootng scpts wheeve possble. Thus, ndvdual shots and camea postons ae geneally not too clealy dstngushed, though ths vaes fom flm to flm. n a few cases, whee the shootng scpt and fnal pnt dffeed sgnfcantly, addtons and deletons ae noted n the An qual Oppotunty mploye L- -- o d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ m~memm ml,~ US text; n Alphavlle, whee thee was no shootng scpt at all, a econstucted descpton of acton s used nstead. The souce of the pctues s not dentfed. The use of shootng scpts woks best whee thee ae vaants n the fnal veson-thee the eade can see how the decto's deas evolved though shootng and edtng, and he stll has a complete ecod of the fnal veson. n addton to the text, thee ae usually a bef ntoducton and an abbevated flmogaphy, nethe of whch s an especally useful study adthough they'e bette than nothng Ṫhe books ae oveszed, and pleasngly lad out, wth pctues gouped at about half a dozen places and keyed n the text. Pces ae $1.95 and up. Gove's set, whch assumedly wll gow lage n the futue, has a fundamentally dffeent vewpont. Wth the excepton of Am Cuous (whch can be ovelooked, snce Gove s dstbutng the move and pobably bought out the book fo publcty), all the books ely on descptons of acton based on the fnal pnt, wth some vaatons n the shootng scpt noted at the end n L'Avventua and The 400 Blows. ach shot s numbeed, wth ts length n seconds at the end, and dectons ae faly detaled. Thee ae numeous pctues, all fame enlagements, and dstbuted thoughout the book nea descptons of the shots they epesent. Whle some people mght fnd the exta notaton bothesome, t s often qute llumnatng, especally when dectos pece togethe many bef shots. Notatons of camea dstance and moton ae made clea by the adjacent pctues, whose scatteed layout poves a fne dea. What's most mpessve about the Gove edtons, though, s the wde aay of suppotng mateal. Much of the ctcal opnon avalable on each patcula flm (though not on the decto n geneal) s ncluded, as ae ntevews wth those nvolved. What's moe, the edtos have epnted the shot stoes on whch two of the flms wee based; and thee's even a summay of a 1964 MGM emake of Rashomon. ach book seves not just as a pnted veson of the flm, but as a full ntoducton to ts study. The sees' man fault s physcal: the books ae standad papeback sze, and the layout s somewhat camped. Ths may have helped to keep the pce at $1.95, howeve. Both sees can be wothwhle, dependng on one's nteests; vey lkely they wll be added to (8! seems an especally popula canddate). Hopefully such books won't be used to publcze unpoved new flms, and poo edtons won't get exclusve ghts to good classc ones; they may not outsell pnted plays, but the populaty s bound to gow. A Fnal Note: All of these books ae caed by the Coop, though not many ae n stock at any gven tme. A bette place to ty mght be the new Oson Welles Cnema Bookstoe, scheduled to open ths week.

8 - PAG 8 THURSDAY. DCMBR Tl ecodngs: Mahle's Sxth By Mchael Fetag vey othe Mahle symphony ends joyously, o at least peacefully, volent and sacastc as the openng.movements may be. The "Tagc" Sxth snals all the way though, and ts last movement s Mahle's most savage ceaton. Small wonde that ths symphony went beggng n the polfeaton of Mahle ecodngs of a few yeas ago, and has only ecently begun to catch up n the Schwann wth the othe, moe popula, and fendle Mahle symphones. The sxth was epesented by only one ntepetaton-lensdof's-untl oughly a yea ago, when Bemsten's thee-ecod set of the Sxth and Nnth Symphones was eleased, completng hs Mahle cycle. Moe ecently, Angel and Deutsche Gammophon have eleased the effots. A compason of the fou ecodngs now avalable: Lensdof Lensdof's bland conductng, the Boston Symphony Ochesta's unnsped playng, and RCA's medoce pessng combne to poduce a most unusual ecod: Mahle wth about all the mpact of Mantovan. Bult let us be mecful, and say no moe. Bensten Bensten conducts the New Yok Phlhamonc on Columba lke a cheeleade. The pefomance s loud, aunchy, and satsfyng, f not downght cathatc. Pehaps the musc loses just a bt of ts seousness and tagc natue n the bombast, but who caes? The ochestal playng s excellent, but a bt loose; pecson may not be a vtue anyway (see the dscusson of Kubelk's effot below). The Phlhamonc's basssts, who usually sound lke they ae slcng baloney, ae fne hee. The ochestal colo s wam. Baboll Baboll and the New Phlhamona (Angel), play slowe, moe spacously, dawng out Moe ecods (Contnued fom page 6) musc hall tun. The musc s magnatve, ntgung, and well-played, but t can't suppot the weght of the messages loaded on t. On thee o fou of the cuts the lycs let the musc though and the song clcks. Then the esult s geat. t's fo these hgh ponts, and the valant effots on the othe cuts, that the album s wothwhle. -Jm.Duggan Tamlne Somewhee Down the Lne- Tamlne (A&M). A&M s now the Amecan dstbuto fo' sland Recods, one of the lage Btsh companes. Ths new patneshp has esulted n the elease hee of some fne ecods, lke Blodwyn Pg's evewed hee seveal weeks ago. t was too good- to have lasted. Somewhee down the lne s whee Tamlne should have stayed. Tamlne mght be a magnally adequate blues goup, but the poduce has made sue you won't get a chance to fnd out. Ths ecod s not woth you tme o money. t s badly poduced, unmagnatve, and doesn't contan anythng you can't fnd done bette elsewhee. On second thought, t does' have the wost veson of "Rock & Roll Woman" eve ecoded. -J-m Duggan sonotes, patcdulaly n -the bass pats. Mabhle' loses a lttle whoopee, but gans dgnty. The ochesta 'plays beautfully, wth specal attenton to the eee quet epsodes between the clmaxes, whch ae as poweful as Bensten's (hs ochesta's, that s). Pehaps the best and bluntest way to dffeentate between Baboll and Bensten: the fome's Mahle s "tagc," the latte's s "pssed off." Both ecodngs ae excellent. Kubelk Somethng went wong wth Rafael Kubelk's attempt wth the Ocheste des Bayeschen Rundfunks on Deutsche Gammophon. The ochesta played too well fo ts own good-what. - should have sounded dunken, eelng, and angy, comes off depessngly pecse. The solo pats ae played wth techncal expetse, but lttle oomph. Those pats of the scoe callng fo small ensembles.of nstuments ae played supassngly. well, but the toents of sound seem enpty. The temp ae too fast fo comfot. One hates to ctcze an expetly-made ecodng by an ochesta of excellent muscans that just doesn't make t somehow. At least, the fouth sde of the two. ecod set contans an ncedble, jangly ntense eadng of the fst movement of the unfnshed Tenth Symphony, showng the capabltes of the goup. --~~~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l a l - _ b MAKS A GRAT CHRSTMAS GFT Only ' ~,:'..;;,:... n 1902 you could buy a toothbuslh fo... 30, an electc ng fo heunmatsm and a thee-seat platfom wagon (the staton wagon of ts day) all fon the fabulous Seas Catalogue. That was fou yeas befoe the Pue Food and Dugs Act of 1906, so you could ode D. Rose's Asenc Complexon Wafes, D. Hammond's Neve and Ban Plls, a Sue Cule fo Tobacco Habt and Campho Plls fo those Nvlosneeze! 1 Fom the Acme foldng bath tub wth a heate to a vaety of wndmlls, fom <a...- the dson 1901 Pojecton Knetoscope c (moves) to the gaslghts fo evev oom, the 40,000 fne steel engavngs take youo;mo; back to anothe age. Yet, t was only X B Am' 67 yeas ago. vv'.~ %"' A emakable efeence of eveythng that was new n 19()2. ths catalogue "mos the deams and needs of Amecans at a tme when lfe wvas less complex," says Cleveland Amoy n hs ntoducton. And less expensvc. A wondeful Chstmas lft. a must fo the antque collecto and an cntetanng pece of ou hetage. ths pntng of the Full sze 1902 Seas Catalouec s gong fast. 83" ' 108" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Repouto And t's a bagan paaces wth Repoducton -~.Cown -. Publshes. nc. full-colo lamnated cove fo ths pce! Chstmas Shoppng Hous: (Havad Squae Stoe Only) thu Tues., Dec 23d, Coop open each shoppng nght 't'l 9. _.00 _,_ 0. _Z_ B S~ w w _._."b : *m Massachusetts Avenue M BCambdge, Mass MasteChage a5, Check = m--~~~~~~~ ~Please add 25 fo handlng Please send copes of the 1902 Seas Roebuck Catalogue and Make checks payable to the Havad Coopeatve Socety. m ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~Mass. esdents please add 3 '0 e Name Mass. sales tax. 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9 - c~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l Semna W ll - ( ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ JL LJj JL. wate pollulton Panthes call polce klles A day-long semna ntended to nvolve college students n the poblem of wate polluton wll be held n Kesge Audtoum begnnng at 9:30 am Monday, Decembe 29. Ths semna, one of nne to be held acoss the naton dung the Chstmas holdays, s beng conducted by the Nothast Regon of the Fedeal Wate Polluton Contol Admnstaton, the agency of the Depatment of the nteo that s esponsble fo cleanng up the county's wateways. The semna s open to students fom all ove the aea. One of the pmay tasks of each of the semnas-wll be the electon of a fve'membe goup to make up a egonal Student Councl on Polluton and the nvonment (SCOP). ach of the nne egonal SCOP's wll elect one of ts membes to a Natonal SCOP whch wll seve n an advsoy capacty to Secetay of the nteo Walte Hckel, who wll desgnate an addtonal student to seve wth the Natonal SCOP--to make t a ten-membe body. Pelmnay plans fo the day's actvtes, whch ae ntend'ed to focus on what s beng_ done and what stll needs to be done to combat wate polluton, ae to be as nfomal as possble. The agenda wll pobably nclude shot talks by FWPCA membes, dscusson, and electon of egonal SCOP membes. The talks, whch wll be accompaned by vsual ads, wll nclude subjects such as possble technologcal solutons to patcula polluton poblems. n announcng the semnas, Hckel sad, "We want to tap the enthusasm, vgo, and fesh deas of the naton's youth n M3 MADSON AV., COR. 4TH! STq, NW Y ORK, N.Y t 46 N4WBURY, COR. BRKL$Y, BOSTON,, MASS ATLANTA - CHCAGO * LOS AbNGLS * PMlTSBUGHX SAN FRANCSCO e SCARS12,AL WASHNOWTN --, -. onsde contol TH TCH the battlee to potect and pe- and eplace- seve ou 1pecous able wate esouces." Chcago (LNS)-vdence has ment and mudeed the men, Thee has 1 been consdeable been pesented that Fed Hampton, Chaman of the llnos deny ths. whle the polce vehemently speculatonn on campus concenng the Decembe 29 date Chapte of the Black Panthe The Afo-Amecan Patolman's League of Chcago de- chosen fo the confeence. Some Paty, was mudeed by Chcago students have felt that ths was polce n an ealy monng ad nounced both the kllngs and an attemppt to cut down on on hs apatment on Decembe the offcal veson of how they attendancee by students seously 4. happened (the vce-pesdent of nteested n contollng polluthat the confeence back and foth by the Panthes called t "an obvous. pltcal Chages have been taded ths goup of black polcemen ton, and was meelly a chaade. Fedeal and the State's Attoney's polce assasnaton"). Thee cty aldemen, leades of COR and offcals n Boston, howeve, ex- the date was chosen who ntated the gun exchange SCLC, the whte mayo of May- who conducted the ad ove planed thaat n Washnlgton fo easons they that took the lves of Hampton wood, a Chcago subub and dd not unldestand, but that the and Mak Clak, Peoa Deputy Hampton's home town, and confeence e was a seous effot Defense Mnste of the Panthes. The Panthes chage that look at the apatment and joned seveal U.S. Congessmen took a to nvolvee youth n polluton contol. the polce boke nto the apat- the call fo an nvestgaton of the matte. Jantos--say equalzaton ndependent autopsy The Panthes announced the esults of an ndependent autopsy pefomed at the funeal odes nceased wok home (owned by one of the aldemen, A.A. Rayne) whee (Contnued font page 1) magntude of the nceases. One Hampton's body was kept fo Buldng Sevces. SDS has also man sad he was cleanng an aea almost a week befoe beng chaged that custodans must fomely done by thee men; flown to hs paents' ognal clean ffty to eghty ooms pe anothe sad hs quota of ooms home town, Hayneswoth, La. nght. Dckson sad that ths was nceased fom ffty to The Panthes stated that the fgue was meanngless, snce eghty. Fo ts pat, MT ctes autopsy, conducted by thee ooms vay n sze. He sad that a fgues showng that whle floo whte doctos, "confms ou moe ealstc cteon of how space to be cleaned has nceased theoy that he was mudeed much wokes must do s the 57% snce 1962, the wok foce whle he was asleep. numbe of squae feet whch has gone up 93%. SDS says that "A bullet hole was found just must be cleaned, whch he the "speedup" only began n below Fed Hampton's halne quoted as 11,000 pe man pe 1967, howeve. and above hs ght eye. An nght. (At the st-n, the fgue As fo ulla, whom Dckson examnaton of the angle of the quoted was 8,000). Ths, Dck- pased as a vey dllgent woke wound showed that f Hampton son sad, s fa below the nat- wth an excellent ecod (gvng was lyng on hs back, the peson onal aveage of 20,000. As fo ths as the eason fo hs pom- who shot hm would have been "speedup", Dckson sad that oton), t appeas thee s conthee has been an equalzaton of sdeable anmosty towad hm the ght and behnd hs head. standng above hm, slghtly to wok, wth lghtly loaded men among the wokes. Dckson's - "Anothe bullet hole was behnd hs ght ea, wth an ext beng gven moe wok and explanaton fo ths was that t othes beng eleved. was "a small goup that has hole on the left sde of the lowe Whateve the natue of the some knd of axe to gnd. We neck, showng exactly the same edstbuton of wok, some feel that ths small goup of angle as the othe bullet hole." wokes ae dstessed by the people s feedng nfomaton Two othe bullet gazes showed whch s tself dstoted to the the same angle. The epot dffes makedly fom the pub- ~, ^. ~. g~sds." lshed A numbe esults of the offcal of wokes autopsy whch efeed only to bullet wee. 5 qute explct about the dslke ' holes n the "left temple" and fo Culla, howeve. One sad: " :..'B~-.,. ~ ~ hope he beaks hs leg." Anothe the lowe neck.,.' sad Culla Polce would esponse to take the announcement of the autopsy at em-... w~~~ Sployees' keys, tell them to go Rayne's funeal home was to home, and then face Doan the eveal the Aldeman Rayne was next day fo not fnshng the hmself "unde wok. nvestgaton' fo hs "connectons" wth the Panthes. Those who ctczed Culla also expessed a lack of tust n Then, a week afte the kllng, the unon gevance pocedue, State's Attoney Hanahan made contendng the unon leadeshp anothe announcement. He called the pess togethe, and dep- sat on the gevances. Thee also sad they had been odeed loed the way they had succumbed to evdence offeed by the not to talk to SDS. ~Whethe ths contovesy s Panthes. Then he elealed photogaphs showng bullet maks meely an example of the sot of fcton whch can occu betwjeen a few wokes and the apatment, supposedly the aound the back- doo of the supevso n any oganzaton, maks of a Panthe shotgun baage. you'll see many ffamla faces n o somethng seous, s dffcult OUR1 UNVRtSTY SHOP to tell wthout much moe extensve Polce veson Hanahan ddn't pont out dung the com nvestgaton. We hope to ng hodays! have a moe complete analyss n that ths contadcted the account of the affa that he had! the nea futue. An especally fendly place to vst when eleased a week eale. At that you ae home on vac1ton...and cetanly tme, Sgt. Danel Goth, leade the most mpotant place to update you -5 UN of the ad, had explaned how wadobe needs. We have, as the "gunfght" stated: have, always, as a D Today '~~ though /otuesday.' " compehensve knocked on the font and Xdstnctve selecton JUSTN - Adapted fom doo... As enteed the dakened apatment, saw a ( f clothng -nd funshngs n ou Un- c a the "Alexanda Quatet" of gl on a vesty Shop...wth nnuch that s new as a Lawence Duell 2:00-5:45-9:35 bed holdng a shotgun. As she well as classc... all fed the gun..." That's the eflectng Books A HARD CONTRACT 4:00-7:45 stylng and good taste al c way t was-one week ago, that A. s. But now the stoy has changed-changed because the fact a TR c Suas, $105 to$125 -Spo ot Jackes, $ $65 to $80 0 s c Today though Satuday.' that the only mak anywhee Blazes, f -om $70 o Belmondo n CARTOUCH nea the font doo s the hole M~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unmmy Often,ea, Jom $ 0 5:30-7:30-9:30 Sat. Mat. 3:30 made by a bullet fed though c Stnday though Tuesday! the doo fom the outsde. That fmaush a Ms - b Belmondo n TH THF and the mak left by a pool of OF PARS 5:20-7:30-9:40 C blood on the nsde, M Sun. whee Mak.. Mat. 3:10. Clak was cht by the bullets. UN G42GB o ~~~o~ 11 Hanahan evealed bullet. l maks nea the back doo. The New Yok Tmes epot had By p4ans 11. Ma_. 0 s lunsbngs.'[al S - 4~ - qf- qm- Today though Tuesday! O MONTRY POP 6:00-9:00 * DON'T LOOK BACK c 7:15-10:15 Sat/Sun 4:15 n znanncomov oomomo Today though Tuesday! a RNG OF BRGHT WATR c 6:15-9:35 FOLLOW M *8:05, 3 Sat/Sun 4:50 2qunlcJmumaonmnonneouom flatly stated eale n the week, "Thee wee no bullet maks aound the two doos though whch the polce sad they enteed. Thee wee no bullet maks n'the ktchen (the oom nto whch the back doo opens) and the dnng oom. Thee wee THURSDAY, DCMBR PAG 9 a lot of bullet maks whee the- Panthes wee shot." The day afte Hanahan's evelatons, the Tmes lad t out even moe clealy: "The Tbune pnted fou pctues povded by M. Hanahan and hs staff. '"One pctue shows the ktchen doo n the back of the camped fve-oom apatment. Thee ae thee ccled aeas on the pctue, two on the doo jamb and one on a pece of cloth daped ove one sde of the doo. The capton sad the ccled ndcated bullet holes. "But an nspecton of the apatment showed the two spots maked by the ccles on the doo jamb wee the heads of nal. Thee was a ccula hole n the cloth at the spot ndcated by the ccle n the pctue, but ts edges wee not buned and thee was no bullet hole anywhee behnd t." Fo the est "...a bulletmaked doo descbed by the polce as the ousde of a bathoom doo s the nsde of a bedoom doo; and... thee ae no maks on the walls whee the polce say a heavy dee-huntng slug was fled though a doo." Memoal sevce Moe than 5000 people made the jouney acoss the cty to Melose Pak to the fnal memoal sevce fo Hampton. Many of them stood outsde n the cold and fled past the coffn whle 800 packed the seats of a chuch whee Bobby Rush (Panthe Deputy Mnste of Defense and Hampton's closest assocate), Ralph Abenathy of SCLC and Jesse Jackson, Abenathy's leutenant, spoke about the lfe of Fed Hampton. The nght befoe, some 3000 demonstatos chantng "Avenge Fed Hampton!" maed Pesdent Nxon's vst to New Yok by battlng polce acoss the steet fom whee Nxon was attendng a banquet of the Natonal Football Foundaton. RAC TO FTUM CANR-AR CARS Plans wee ecently announced fo a coast-to-coast collegate Clean A Ca Race n whch new knds of low-polluton vehcles - electc, steam, tubne, hybd, etc. - wll compete ove publc oads between Massachusetts and Calfona. The contest s an outgowth and expanson of the Geat lectc Ca Race held last fall between electc cas bult and opeated by students fom MT and Caltech. The Clean A Ca Race wll be bgge and open to moe knds of entes. The vehcles may be desgned, developed, bult, and pad fo by any knd of oganzaton, ncludng commecal companes and foegn goups. The estcton s that only goups of college o unvesty students may do the actual dvng. Pof. Rchad D. Thonton, V, of MT, and Pof. Jeome Shapo of Caltech, the oganzes, plan to hold the ace n Septembe, 1970, and ae askng all potental entants to contact ethe of them by Febuay 28. A copy of the pelmnay ules may be obtaned fom the MT Publc Relatons Offce. The competton wll consst of thee pats: a sees of shot events emphaszng pefomance, safety, oad handlng, and enegy consumpton; the ace fom MT to Caltech; and emsson measuements to be made n Calfona at the concluson of the coss-county ace.

10 ' --,- - Flemngs Flemngs -commttee epot 0 Johnson By Duff McRobets The epot of the "Flemngs Commttee", the second of two panels commssoned to nvestgate ncdents occung dung the week of the Novembe Actons, has been submtted to Pesdent Johnson. Pofesso Meton C. Flemngs (), chaman of the panel, sad the epot was delveed late last week. He declned to dvulge the contents of the epot, sayng the decson of when the contents wll be eleased s up to the Pesdent. The Flemngs panel was chaged wth the task of evaluatng complants concenng volatons of the law that may have occued dung the Novembe Actons. The othe commttee, chaed by Pofesso Hatley Roges, eleased ts -epot and ecommendatons on ntenal dscplnay consdeatons eale ths month. Testmony head Dung ts nvestgaton, Pofesso Flemngs sad, the panel head testmony both fom pesons who came fom o the own accod and fom othes who wee nvted to appea befoe the commttee. He added that all of those whom the commttee head ae membes of the MT communty. "'d say we had people epesentng a wde ange of opnons," he commented, when asked about the appaent atttudes of the people who appeaed. The queston of possble legal acton by MT has been ased due to the mltant natue of the Novembe Actons. On the monng of Novembe 5 an obstuctve pcket lne was set up aound a buldng housng an nstumentaton Laboatoy. MT had pevously obtaned a cout njuncton odeng the Novembe Acton Coalton to efan fom cetan mltant actons. Both commttees, the Roges and Flemngs commttees, wee apponted to act n only an advsoy capacty, not to act wth powe. The ecommendatons of the Flemngs commttee ae pesumably what the admnstaton s consdeng now, pendng elease of the epot. ROTC epot soon on Nov Those ssues nclude the academc status of ROTC couses and depatments, the use of egula MT subjects fo ROTC cedt, and academc ank of the ROTC nstuctos. t s lkely that a pemanent commttee wllexst n the futue to povde a contnung suvey of ROTC. MRV wok dscusson Anothe goup, the Oganzang Commttee of the Faculty Advsoy Goup, has been at wok. wth he objectve of encouagng and stmulatng dscusson of ssues elatng to MRV and the Specal Laboatoes. The goup aanged a specal Faculty meetng last week and has dstbuted seveal poston papes on elevant ssues, wth seveal moe to come. The com- Actons mnttee has also been actve n Dganzng lage and small dscus- ;on goups on the subject. Seveal epots complete Wthnext week's antcpated delvey of the epot of the ROTC commttee, the epots of eveal commttees and panels hat have been establshed n the ast few months wll be n. Bedes those aleady mentoned, he lst ncludes the Pounds Panel, the Task Foce on qual mployment Oppotunty, and he Baddou Commttee on ths 'all's Copoaton meetng ds- Ddes. Besdes thne MT Commsson, a new goup whose wok wll be :ontnung s the Standng Commttee on the Specal laboltoes. We'e out to get you home fo the Holdays. Fast. Whch s somethng that you paents wll pobably enjoy too. Somethng else they'll enjoy s ou faes fo students. (Students, that s, who ae between the agesof 12and 21 and who have TWA's Youth Cad.) On a standby bass, you'll get 40% off egula coach faes. Whch doesn't mean you'll be flyng second class o anythng lke that. PAG 10 THURSDAY, DCMBR 18, 1969 cj3-tueep-couse Students examthn9 adcalpoltcs A goup of students ncludng UAP Mke Albet s attemptng to ceate an expemental couse n adcal poltcs whch would be taught by students. The dea fo the couse was pesented to the Plannng Commttee fo the Commsson on an MT ducaton, whch sad that the tme was not ght fo' a poposal of ths sot. An -'ad-hoc" commttee was late set up to examne the dea of ths couse and ths commttee late made a ecommendaton to the full commsson statng that they thought t was a good dea - -''' - -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~... TH TCH to ecommend the couse to the Commttee on ducatonal Polcy. The couse would be taken fo cedt and the student teaches would be pad by MT. The full commsson took the statement of the ad-hoc commttee and gave CP's Subcommttee on Student Taught Couses a much, weake statement not ecommendng the couse but askng that the CP look nto the couse. f the CP suppots the couse, the Commsson wll pobably accept t as suppoted -by the Subcommttee. PARTHNON RSTAURANT.4 THNTC GRKA CUSN'. XCLLNT UROPAN AND AMRCAN WNS ALL KNDS OF LQUOR UNQU HLLNC ATMOSPHR FATURNG TH ANCNT GRK PARTHNON OPN VRY DAY 11 a.m. to p-m. xtemely Modeate Pces Fo Resevatons Call $2.~ 924 Mass. Ave. _ ~ ~ ~(BTWN HAKVARD AND CF'RNTRAL SQUARS} TWA put a pce on you head that even you paents mght agee to pay. You stll get all the geat food and TWA featues lke moves and steeo musc* But t won't cost you lke t does eveyone else. And TWA fles to nealy all the majo ctes n the U.S., plus we have a specal youth fae to Hawa. Wth all that gong fo you, thee's only one excuse fo not gong home fo Pofesso Fedeck J. McGay (), chaman of a specal commttee t at has been consdeng ssues elatng to ROTC on campus, has told The Tech that the epot of hs goup wll be submtted to the faculty wthn a week o two. McGay declned to dscuss the pobable contents of the epot, but thee wee specal ssues towad whch the commttee was told -to dect ts attenton when t was fomed last spng.. l CLASSFD A DVRTSNG FOR SAL - sepaately o togethe: Telefunken Steeo amplfe and tune, Gundg speakes, Dual Automatc Tuntable, all Fve yeas old. Call t 6 j

11 f Rflemen clobbe B to col0 tnue to con tnue s ear L6 v v The latest vctm of the vasty fle.team was Boston ColQlege. Thee was no stoppng the ed-hot ngnees Fday evenng as they extended the wnnng steak to sx. Fng at Boston College, the flemen had a team scoe of 1319 to BC's t was doubly mpotant fo MT to wn ths match, as t counts twce - once n the Geate Boston League and once n- the New ngland League. Kal Lamson '71 contbuted a 279 to the team scoe though hs steady, consstent shootng. He had 99 n the pone poston, 92 n kneelng, and 88 standng. Next best of MT's scoes was a stong 268 by juno Bll Swedsh. Hs ndvdual scoes wee 93 n pone, an excellent 94 n kneelng, and 81 standng. Oveall hs scoe s vey good and s above hs aveage, but he would have had a bette scoe except fo some touble n pone and n hs last fve shots n the standng poston. Captan Dck vans '70 came though wth a sold 265. Hs aggegate was composed of a 93 pone, 90 kneelng, and 82 n standng. Though vans had some touble n the pone pos-- ton, he came though wth good -scoes n the dffcult-kneelng and standng postons. c Kaeme, a juno, fed a espectable 260. By poston hs q ^ ntech the cty ~~~~~~- - 1R~~~~~~~~~x- scoes wee 99 n pone, 84 n kneelng and 77 n standng. Hs excellent pone scoe helped to offset hs poblems n kneelng and standng. Kaeme s emakably consstent n matches; hs aveage s 260. The ffth man on the team was Jack Chesley, anothe juno. Hs scoe of 247 was composed of a 92 n pone, 80 kneelng and'75 standng. These scoes don't eflect hs tue ablty; he smply had many dffcultes n ths match. All of these scoes compae well wth those of Boston College. n the ndvdual postons the scoes anged fom 84 to 98 n pone, 79 to 92 n kneelng, and 64 to 80 n standng. 'RC smply was not able to cope wth the supeo shootng ablty of the Tech shootes. Othe'ngnee shootes competng, but not countng fo team scoe, wee sophomoes Howad Klen wth 242 and Don Falkensten wth 236. Dave Hunt, Tom Stellnge, Fank Leathes, and Denns ntava wee unable to attend the match. The team elaxes now untl Januay 9 and 10, when they take on Havad and the Unvesty of New Hampshe. Coach Al Hannon wll be applyng the pessue then to ensue that the team contnues ts wnnng steak. Coop Optcal NXT TO SPCAL ORDR BOOKS N TH BOOK DPARTMNT Sunglasses, talomade to you pescpton n the fnest of Bausch and Lomb and Amecan optcal lenses Qualty and Sevce s Ou Bywod-Patonage Refund Opthalmologsts pescptons ae flled pomptly-accuately. xcellent selecton of fames fo Men, Women, Chlden. Offce Hous: Monday-Ftday, 8:50 to 5:00-Lunch 2-3 (Closed) Satuday, 9:20 to :00 Phone' , xt. 5O o fom MT dal 8950 TN TCH COOP, n the MT Student Cente 84 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambdge, Mass u Athu Rosenbaum; Optcan of Boston n a estauant so egal the Chales s known a as ou moat [V ghataux RSTAURANT Cambdge Chate House Moto Hotel 5 Cambdge Pakway On the Chales between Longfellow Bdge and Scence Museum. Pakng C Fences e TH TCH Tech fence scoes a touch on -hs Booklyn College opponent. MT won DU... By Buzz Moylan On Satuday aftenoon the ndoo tackmen hosted Columba n Rockwell Cage. n a hadfought duel the ngnees had to settle fo a te. Led by Ron Fucht, Columba jumped to an ealy lead by sweepng both the 351b. weght thow and the shot put. The vstos also domnated the hgh jump, takng one-two at 6'4%/4", wth Ty Rabe '72 placng thd. Albet Lau '72 handly won the boad jump wth a cae best of 21'6" Chale Genty fnshed fst n the pole vault at l 3'6", wth Jm Glowenka '71 cleang 12'0" fo thd. n the tack events MT fought back to balance the scoe, sweepng both dstance contests and takng thee othe fsts. Co-captan Lay Kelly '70 and c Hoffman '72 fnshed one-wto n the dash. c Dalng '70 led Bobby Myes '72 and Chp Kmball '72 to a sweep of the mle n a pedestan 4:40.4. Double-wnne Al Lau won the 45 yad hgh hudles n 6.1.,Heny Hall '70 was thd. Cag Lews '72 staged a mld upset by wnnng the two mle ove Rch Goldho '72 wth a 10:04.6 clockng. Bobby Myes placed thd wth a fne 10:27.8. John Owens, '70 won the 600 n 1:17.8. n the 1000 Owens an behnd the pack fo much of the ace. Howeve, hs fne kck came too late as Bob Douglas of Columba held on to wn-by nches. The feshman juggenaut olled ove Columba, Tech domnated both the' feld and tack, coppng eght fsts. Comnpetng wthout the sevces of dstance ace John Kaufman. who was sdelned wth a back njuy. the team held a comfotable lead thoughout. Scott Peck saled skewe sngle scoe n any event, an 8.75 fo hs ng outne. Hood also eceved an excellent scoe of 8.6 fo hs long hose vault. The team's second hgh-pont man, Ken Gebe'71, was out due to an njuy. Had Gebe competed, he would have chalked up at least an addtonal 20 ponts fo the team. Good outnes wee tuned n by Dan Bocek '72 on floo execse, Lay Wlson '72 on sde hose, Hood on ngs, Hoato Daub '71 and Donn Wall '72 on' long hose, Beck on paallel bas and Hood and Hafe on hgh ba. n between the events, Bob mey, who last yea placed second n all-aound competton at the NCAA champonshps, pefomed an exhbton. Wth an eye towad the nea futue, the team has fou feshmen who plan to beak nto acton ealy next yea aganst Plymouth State. They ae Dave Ashley on floo execse, Denns Dubo and Gegg Oppenheme on sde hose, and Geoge Succ on hgh ba. Coach Bob Llv s qute optomstc. He clams that MT has a good chance of takng the New nglands. Relax and Dvse CAAPUS CU' 590 Commonwealth Ave. (Opposte B. U. Towes} Pocket Bllads "Geet fo a Date" f. a l,......l, THURSDAY, DCMBR 18, 1969 'PAG mhoo by Stephen Rovnsky Tac men, Columba stuggle to te 21'2%/4" to wn the boad jump. Ban Mooe won the shot and took second n the weght toss. Steve Belagus was thd n both events. Walt Gbbons' 5'10" leap won fst place n the hgh jump. Peck came n second. Dave Wlson contnued to amaze as he cleaed the cossba at 14'0" fo a new feshman ecod. Mak Lewandowsk and Tey Blume ted fo second place n the vault. llot Boden took a second n the dash. Geg Myes was the only double wnne n the feshman meet, takng the mle and the Walt Hll povded added depth to the dstance squad by placng thd n the mle. Bob Tonne cleaed the hgh hudles n 6.1 fo fst; Scott Peck took thd. Gymnasts sts - down By Denns Dubo Last Fday evenng, MT's gymnastc team held ts second meet of the yea n the amoy. MT tumphed ove Lowell Tech wth a fnal scoe of to Wokng fve of the sx events, Tech gymnast Dck Hood '70 eaned fst place n allaound competton wth ponts. Tom Hafe '70, wokng thee events, acked up 22 ponts to place thd n allaound. Pont-wse, the team took evey event, and t placed fst n fve out of sx. Dave Beck '72 placed fst n floo execses, Paul Bayle '73 on sde hose, Hafe on ngs and paallel bas and- Hood n long hose vaultng. Hafe eceved the hghest St.Motz St Anton WatevlleVa ley Thee aen't many geat sk esots n the wold. And you eally don't have to tavel vey fa to vst one df the best. Specal md-week ates fo college students. $5.00 all day except holdays and vacaton peods. College D equed. 2 mountans, one wth a 2000' vetcal dop, 30 slopes and tals wth snowmakng and fst-class goomng, 10 majo lfts, ncludng a new expet lft, ntenatonal sk school. 4 new nns, and lounges wth dancng and entetanment. Fo nfomaton and esevatons, wte o call Watevlle Val!ey Assocates, Watevlle Valley, N.H , (603) _ NW AMPHRS Booklyn By Dave Rapopot Mke Asheman '72 and the fol team led MT to a wn ove Booklyn College n fencng on Satuday. Mke not only won all thee of hs bouts but was not scoed aganst once by an opponent. John Sachs '71, new to fol, also went undefeated. The fol team's supeb pefomance was ounded out by Kal van Bbbe's ' ecod whch gave Tech an 8-1 vctoy n fol. pee dd nealy as well. Guy Pommaes '71 led the squad to the 6-3 wn by gong undefeated n thee bouts. Vnce Fazo '70, d Delves '72, and Bob Lukens '72 ounded out the scoe wth one wn each. Sabe poved to be Booklyn's stongest weapon. Jon Abahamson '72 and Captan Dave Rapopot '70 won the only two matches n ths dvson. Second n a ow The match, whch s Tech's second wn n two outngs ths season, was a good show of stength and spt fom ths yea's young but well-balanced team. Booklyn College whch hals fom the naton's fencng captol, New Yok, beat the Techmen last yea, and has always been a tough opponent. Satuday's decsve fst ound (8-1) n Tech's favo, dhespte an mpotant last mnute njuy to folst Nck Lazas'72 holds out geat hope fo the season. Coach d Rchads, who s new to the vasty ths yea, s well-satsfed wth the esults of the fst two matches. Ths evenng at 7 pm the team wll meet the tadtonal opponents fom up the ve, Havad, at Havad. Ths pomses to be a match well woth seeng. captue all Lowell

12 Buffalo punshes puckstes.by John Kavazanjan "How the hell dd we eve get scheduled wth these guys?" asked a weay Tech skate afte the ngnees wee bombed nto submsson by Buffalo State, 19-3, on Monday. Howeve, 'thee was a bght spot n the weekend as the Tech sx scoed a naow vctoy ove Wesleyan on Satuday. The splt gave the ngnees a 2-3 ecod fo the pe-chstmas pat of the wnte schedule. Although close, t appeaed that the Wesleyan game was neve eally out of contol. n a hotly contested fst peod, the Wesleyan team jumped nto the lead wth a goal at 6:27. The second peod saw the Tech squad dong all of the scong. Wth the fst and second lnes not able to clck Coach Ben Matn made what poved to be a wse move by gvng the thd lne a ae tun. They came though at 13:01 when Don Sae '70, statoned aound the net, conveted a shap pass fom defense man John Mlle '72 fo hs fst goal of the season. Ths seemed to be just what was needed to gnte the team. Ffteen seconds late, Bll Babe '71 kept hs goal a game steak gong by scong on passes fom Bll Stensud '71 and Andy Jael '71. The ngnees got an nsuance goal n the thd peod on a stong ush by defenseman Mlle, who steaked n and scoed unasssted. Wesleyan scoed a mee 20 seconds late,. - '' '-." ', '. - :,R~ ;~x. "~' _,,* Tech goale moves to block shot Buffalo squad. MT lost but the Tech sx, aded by a late Cadnal penalty, mantaned domnaton untl the end. n Monday's debacle wth Buffalo, the ngnees skated as well as they had all yea, but wee clealy outclassed. Buffalo spoted the fst vasty hockey team (they wee the humbe one club team n the county last yea), and t was, of couse, laden wth Canadens. Pesstent defensve wok by the ngnees, patculaly by Gay Gban '71, kept the scoe at 2-1 fo 18 mnutes of the fst peod. Gban, tue to fom, ht eveythng-n sght and kept the Buffalo fowads off balance. Howeve, the close scoe, whch was helped by Andy Jael's '71 unasssted goal, evapoated n the Nck Mumfod '70 fghts fo ebound wth Tnty cente. Tnty's heght advantage was a bg facto n the vctoy. ' Photo byo Gay DeBad Ra cquet ne-ov ln wn 90, -.'~.... :2 *;s x,- aganst a poweful Unvesty ot Photo by CL'g Davs last two mnutes when Buffalo poued n fou goals 'n 56 seconds. The second peod saw Buffalo get 31 shots, esultng n 7 goals, on -Tech goale Ken Lod '71. Andy Jaell added hs second unasssted goal, ths one on a beakaway fo the lone Tech scoe. Sx goals n the thd along wth a goal by Babe, set up by Jaell, ended the game at " " ' ""..... n Deck'. Today Squash (F)- Mlton Academy, home, 3 pm Fencng (V&F) - Havad, away, 7 pm Basketball (JV) - Hanscom A Foce Base, home, 7:30 pm the acquetmen opened the demandng season on Decembe 5 aganst Datmouth. MT and Datmouth have -ecent yeas poduced teams of smla clbe, and t was eflected n ths yea's mnatch. Wth the scoe ted at 3-3, Datmouth captued twb of the emanng thee matches n the full fve games to take the team match, 5-4. n fact, fou of Datmouth's fve wns wee n matches that went the full oute. At the top thee spots, Steve Coss '71, Bob McKnley '70, and Manny Wess '70 all dopped 5-game contests to fne playes, as dd v Ashe '70 at the numbe 6-poston. At numbe 9, Skp Pekns '70 went fou games n a losng effot. Tech's wns wee egsteed at numbes4,5,7and 8. Colbet Resz '70 and Jon Fcke '70 came back fom 2-1 and 2-0 ;defcts to edge the opponents by 3-2 scoes, whle sophomoes Phl Hammond and Bob Rodges dsposed of the matches n swft 3-0 fashon. The squad's season openng weekend contnued wth home 'matches aganst Adelph on Satuday and the Naval Academy on Sunday.aftenoon. Both matches lacked the close competton of Fday's -Datmouth match wth Adelph losng 8-1 and Navy wnnng 9-0. n each case t was the wnne's thteenth wn wthout a loss between the two teams. Ths past Thusday the Techmen faced Pnceton, a team they had beaten only once n the 1 25-yea sees between the schools. Pnceton's domnatont contnued, wth McKnley at numbe 2 ganng MT's only pont n an 8-1 loss. t The ngnees contnued the mastey ove Wesleyan n ecent yeas wth the 9-0 vctoy Satuday. McKnley, Wess Fcke and Rodges all won nl shot ode,3-0, and only Coss and Resz wee foced nto fve t game matches. Wth the onset of the 1970 pat of the squash season comes fou weekend oad tps aganst tadtonally tough opponents hoopstes 1. Wth a te game at halftmne, Tnty decded to concentate the defense on stoppng Mnot. They assgned Howad Geenblatt the job, wth an ntent to slack off coveage of the othe Tech shootes to assst n stoppng the Tech gunne. The Tnty guad was successful, and Mnot was held to only fou ponts n the-second half.-fowad Hal Bown '72 took ove the scong punch fo the ngnees and hs game total of 28 ponts led all Tech scoes. -Tech fell behnd ealy n the second half and neve was able to pull even. m 4 C69;.0 bean Q0 g 9 -C be o U 3 a coo~ c D van ux co :, aut -v o k;~v CA_ OaC -.-' e: al O co a toc < Cy% 4 a cog C Mumfod at sxfou was unable to stop Tnty cente Joseph Pantalone, who led all scoes wth foty-one ponts. Fnally, wth fou mnutes to play, Mumfod fouled out and sophomoe Ben Wlson came n as a eplacement. Benjy was moe aggesve than he had been n the Bandes loss, but was unable to move the Techmen enough to catch Tnty. At the end the vasty had closed the gap to fou at The loss dopped the ngnees to one and thee. n those 'fou games the offense has scoed 327 ponts fo an aveage of 81.8 ponts pe game, hghe than they have aveaged n past seasons. But the defense has allowed 337 ponts, an aveage of almost nnety ponts a game. f the vasty has any hopes of eachng the.500 level ths season, t must mpove ts play at the othe end of the cout. OSHOOTRS DROPPD BY AR PORCBAT - MRCHANTMARN Dept h was the decdng facto Satuday as the Pstol Team lost to the cadets of the A Foce Aca-demy X to X. The ngnees wee also paed -aganst. Mechant Manes n the fve team match, defeatng the Kngs Pont team by 140 ponts. MMA had X. Othe patcpatng teams fom the Noth-asten Collegate Pstol League whch MT wll shoot fo ecod late wee Coast Guad wth X and Boston State wth X. Tech was led by sold pefotmances fom senos Dan Flnt and Osca Asbell wth X and X espectvely. Wayne Cswell '71 boke a sevee slump to shoot X. Robet Gbson '72 fell to X. Also on the fst team, but not counted n the scong was Al Smth '71 wth X. T-he second Tech team fnshed wth X.