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1 l "Ccntnuous News Sevce / Snce 188.'" '' ~~~~~~~~~ Geneal Assembly Tonght, 9 pm, Sala de Pueto Rco...VOLUME 89, No. 34 MT, CAMBRDGE, MASSACHUSETTS -TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1969 FVE CENTS SACG, RLSDS confont Copoaton SACC RLD cofot o C o : g fl j Potestes foce enty nto meetng By Joseph Kash Students ganed enty to Fday's meetng of the MT Copoaton at the Sloan Buldng afte an emotonal and-physcal confontaton wth the campus patol and membes of the MT Admnstaton. The damatc confontaton ove access to the closed Copoaton meetng clmaxed the antwa-eseach mach whch poceeded though the man buldngs towad Sloan- chantng: "Get. off you ass, get out of class- End wa eseach!"; Students st-n outsde of Satuday's Copoaton the outcome. SACC oganzed the pcketng.and fom 77 Mass. Ave. By Steve Cahat The two majo contacts whch MT holds fo Posedon MRV development wll expe n Septembe 1970 and Decembe 1973, an nsttute offcal evealed Fday. Full dsclosue of all expaton dates on contacts fo wa-elated eseach has been demanded by SACC n ecent statements. Joseph F. O'Conno, Admnstatve Assstant to Vce Pesdent fo Specal Pojects Jack Runa, who dscussed-mt contactual commtments n an ntevew Fday, alsb stated-that MT has a "pogam commntment" to fulfll whch may extend past fomal contactual conmtments. Ths could mean,. fo example. that MT mght contnue Posedon wok past the 1'973 expaton date despte the statement by the Executve Commttee of the Copoaton that MT wll accept no new contacts fo the development of weapons systems. Ths decson could be made. fo example, f sone of the wok whch had been scheduled to be completed by 1973 had not been. "Pogam commtment" When questoned c( ncenng how ou pogam comnltment would be detemned. O'C'onno sad he magned that t would be decded by the standng commttee on the Specal Laboatoes whch wts cconmmended by the Pounds Panef n ts nten epot. ' O'('onno expessed a smla opnon when questoned concenng how "weapons system" would be def ned when consde- "Kck the ass of the ulng class - End wa eseach!"; and "Powe to the People." Whle the mach was fomng at 77 Mass. Ave., Pofesso Lous Kan pf- XX addessed the cowd, vehemently denouncng M['s bg busness connectons and sayng "... thee must be a change n those who contol the unvesty.powe. to the people!" Kampf also attacked the stuctue of the Copoaton, notng that t conssts not of noted educatos, scentsts, phlosophes, etc., but of men who 5s;XX Expaton dates dsclosed fo two -MRVcontacts ng futue pojects n lght of the ecent decson of the Copoaton Executve Commttee. He sad that ths decson would pobably est wth the Pesdent of the nsttute n consultaton wth the standng commttee on Specal Laboatoes, Runa, and othe offcals. New contact? Futhe questons wee ased contolled a lage numbe of the top 100 companes, especally defense contactos. Stopped outsde The maches outsde wee met outsde of Sloan by Dean fo Student Affas Danel Nyhat who ted to eason wth FC Chaman Geoge Katsafcas '70. Nyhat asked the maches not to dstub the meetng en masse, and called the SACC 'chages "a lot of hosesht." Nyhat was then told that "We've made ou decson [to confont the Copoaton] t's not yous to make." The cowd began shoutng at Nyhat and suged past hm towad the doo of the Sloan buldng. Nyhat sad, " ealze that," and al- *lowed the cowd to poceed up the stas to the fouth floo, whee the meetng was beng held. Entance blocked Demonstaton leades found that the entanceto the Schell Room was blocked by a bacade of tables and a codon of campus patolmen and admnstaton offcals ncludng Vce-Pesdent Wadlegh, Povost Jeome Wesne, Assstant to the Pesdeft Constantne Smondes, Nyhat,-Vce-Pesdent John Wynne, Assstant Dean Rchad Soenson, Dean Benson Snyde, and Dean Wllam Spee. Nyhat offeed to allow thee students nto the meetng, but he was shouted down. Mke Albet '69 was then told that he should be nsde the meetng, but he efused, sayng, "'m stayng wth the people." Battle begns Someone announced ove a megaphone that the Copoaton had equested a mnute to consde the equest fo admsson. Students shouted, "Alght, they've got a mnute!" and poceeded to count down to zeo. When the count eached zeo, eveyone began to suge fowad acoss the table bacade. The acton see-sawed as fst the demonstatos and {Please tun to page 2J SDS su By Ted Lchtensten A Rosa Luxembug'-SDSsponsoed meetng Thusday nght callng fo suppot fo the Black Panthes ended wth a mach to Pesdent --Howad Johnson's house to demand that MT donate- $150,000 to the Black Panthe Paty. The mach was led by UAP Mke Albet '69. About 150 people, half of them onlookes, took pat n the odely demonstaton. At Johnson's doo, they wee nmet by the campus patol, the note was left, and Albet suggested the goup whould beak up and come back fo the SACC-SDS demonstaton at the Copoaton meetng the next day. The mee ctng n atadled about 400 people fom the M T communty at lage. Thle meetng was somewhat lackng n oganzaton but qute odely; tle audence on the whole seeeld symlpathetc to the Panthes.. WeCn contbu- the campus (Please tun to page 3) -. 4t tons wee solcted the esponse was geneous. Gene Jones, the speake fom the Panthes, set down the Panthe deology. Accodng to - ' {Photo coutesy of Technque) A campus polceman westles wth an undentfed student who boke though the lne of admnstaton offcals whle Mke Albet agues wth the offce. Radcals efuse 'tual' tal as dscplne goup convenes Bv Alex Makowsk The poltcs of "busness as usual" an head-on nto adcal tactcs Satuday' as the faculty Commttee on Dscplne held ts fst heangs on the dsupton of the Alumn Offces meetng. Chaed by pofesso Roy Lamson, the Commttee stove to mantan a fomal, judcous atmosphee. The effots wee fustated by the constant attempts of the accused to tun the heang nto a poltcal dscusson foum. Sx students ae facng possble dscplnay acton fo the pats n the Septembe 7 demonstaton. Mke Albet '69, Emly Bass '71, Pete Bohme G, John Fadum '70 Peggy Hoppe '71, and Steve Kasne '71 wee notfed by mal of the chages aganst them. Owen Fanken also eceved a lette, but chages wee dopped, one souce epoted, snce Fanken was epotng on the alumn meetng fo Technology Revew. The offcal chage aganst the sx s "dsupton of fee communcaton." The ognal com- Panthes Jones,. the captalst system n Ameca explots the people to futhe the nteests of the contollng elte. Any good that {Please tun to page 2] Photo hby Rch Kng Gone Jones of the- Black Panthes addessos thle Rosa Luxembulg SDS Tlhsday nght. The meetng ende.d wth a mach to tlhe home of Pesdent Jollnson to demand supp1ot. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ plant was fled by Dean fo Student Affas Danel Nyhat. A lbet angly nssted that Nyhat; fo egsteng the complant, should esgn o be fed. The demonstatos eled on poltcal aguments to develop the "defense." When accused of bngng poltcs nto what was essentally an apoltcal dscusson of nutton and medcne, they epled that any nsttute confeence was nheently poltcal. -Lab bochues wee used to undelne the natue of MT actvty. As fo the "dsupton of fee communcaton" chage, the sx contended that thee s eally no fee communcaton n ths unvesty. Agan, the nsttute functons bele any attempt at open dscusson. The paadox of tyng students fo demonstatons on a campus sanctonng such "cmes aganst humanty" as the MRV and MT wok was also emphaszed "Whee," asked one of the students, "s Runa?" The demonstatos agued that the specal pojects decto was a moe mpotant cmnal,,reflectng the attempts of the sx to pove the elevance of the heang was the atmosphee they sought to ceate. "t poved," noted one of the students pesent, "that the SDS s no longe content to abde by the unvesty ules. That MT functons smoothly wll be seconday to the achevement of the adcal goals." "Rtualstc" was the wod the same student offeed to descbe the commttee's plans fo the heang. Tables fo the commttee membes lned one of the walls, whle thee ows of chas wee set up fo the defendants and the wtnesses. As the testmony unfolded, the commttee athe solemnly head the evdence. n contast, the demonstatos consdeed the whole affa humoous. Oblvous to the debate aound hm. Fanken studed the monng conmcs. The concept of "wtness" was dsegaded, as suppotes of the sx patcpated feely n the geneal dscusson. Befoe eachng the decson. the Dscplne Commttee wll hold ndvdual heangs fo the sx. The goup acts wth powe n decdng on "admonton o dscplnay pobaton."

2 PAGE 2 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1969 THE TECH 300 pledge peace wok Posedon : wok can contnue past fomal expaton date By Bob Denns The faculty and the Copoaton have esponded to the esoluton passed by the Geneal Assembly last week n suppot of the Vetnam Moatoum on Octobe 15. A faculty call to suppot the Moatoum appeas on page 5 of ths ssue. The. call, whch seeks cessaton of the naton's "senseless and tagc" nvolvement n the wa and uges membes of the communty to patcpate n the Moatoum was sgned by ove.300 membes of the faculty and admnstaton n only two 'days of cculaton. The sgnatoes of the call, whch was pepaed at an ad hoc meetng of about 50 faculty membes (Please tun to page 6) PANTHER AMS DESCRBED; JONES -ASKS FOR SUPPORT (Contnued fom page 11 comes to the people 'fom the system s ncdental. The system dvdes- the people on the bass of ace, whch obscues the dstncton of class. Ths pevents the lowe class fom pesentng the ulng class wth a unfed opposton. Most mpotant, the bass of the Panthe pogfam s acton. The Panthes un a beakfast pogam fo school chlden, fee medcal clncs, and lbeaton schools. "The am of the Panthes s to fee the people fom the shackles of captalsm by bngng about socalsm n the black,communty and by educatng the people to ealze the mentalty of sevtude they have come to accept. A people awakened to, ths_ fact can then egan the dgnty." A pont stessed by Jones was that movements stvng fo socal change should go to the people, and not lmt the actvtes to the college campus. The flms that wee shown depcted - the actvtes of the Black Panthes,. polce haassment, and the mechancs of captalstc oppesson. - Afte the Panthe's pesentaton UAP Mke Albet '69 took the floo. About half the. audence emaned whle Albet called fo actve suppot of the Panthes. At the suggeston of Pete Bohme G, of RLSDS, t was decded that a good way to stat would be fo those n attendance to mach to Johnson's house and put a note on hs doo demandng that MT donate $25,000 to the Panthe Paty. n the ensung dscusson thee was talk' of a fgue of $150,000, the fgue whch fnally appeaed on the note. About half of those emanng, ndcated that 'they would jon the mach, and the demonstaton was undeway. The Panthes have had chages fom mude to "ntestate tavel n a stolen vehcle" leveled at them fom polce and the FB, esultng n the jalng of natonal Panthe leades Cleave, Newton, and Seale and hundeds of othe membes. The Justce Depatment denes any attempt to bust the Panthes, but admts that t has a specal task foce fo the Panthes. CLASSFED ADVERTSNG 1961 VOLVO PV544 SPORT 4 speed tans, 4 good tes & spae, plus new DUN- LOP snowgps. Well kept & mechancally stong. AM/FM Blaupunkt needs tube. $ anytme MOTORCYCLE fo H.onda. 90, afte 10pm sale. call 4_P'L Copoaton Statement AC C1- PO --- u ;-sl ---- Octobe 6, 1969 Excepts fom the Mnutes of the Meetng of the Copoaton, Octobe 3, 1969 D. Kllan called the adjouned meetng to ode at 3:05 p.m., a quoum beng pesent. Also pesent wee Jeome B. Wesne, Povost of the nsttute, and Wllam T. Matn, Chaman of the Faculty... t was the unanmous sense of the meetng to endose the Octobe 2 statement by Pesdent Johnson elatng to Octobe 15, whch follows: Octobe 15 has been set as a day when actvtes acoss the county wll focus on endng the wa n Vetnam. Membes of ounstuctng staff always have the ndvdual;esponsblty to schedule and meet the classes. - Students ae always on the own esponsblty to meet the academc commtments. t s my hope that students and faculty n each subject wl consde jontly.f they wsh to eschedule the Octobe. 15 classes, so that they may devote -the thoughts and actvtes to- the ssues of- the day., Facltes of the nstute Wll be made avalable to ndvduals and goups who.wsh to hold meetngsand nfomal dscussons and n ths context t was tle futhe sense of the, meetng to accept the statement ntoduced by. M.T. students eale n the day, at a Jont Meetng of the Copoaton and the- Copoaton Jont Advsoy Commttee on nsttute-wde Affas, that Octobe 15 s a day fo: thought and' affmnatve acton. We suppot ths meanng of the Octobe 15 "Moatoum"'as a day when' all' membes of the M..T. fee, as always, to follow the dctates of the conscence. ATT7EST: John J. Wlson Secetay L Open 8:00 to 5: Lay's Babe Shop "fo that well-goomed look" Sevng Techmen fo ove 35 yeas a bght young engmee so: sthould aspgen e :,,. 545 Tech Squae (opposte gaage.behnd East Campus) Contnuedfom page 1) concenng MT s polcy on con-- tactual. oblgatons when Jonathan: Kabat of SACC chaged at the Copoaton meetng Fday that MT had sgned a new Po-'. sedon. contact n' June of 'ths. yea, afte the Pounds' Panel. found that -'the Posedon pogam at ths stage. of ts-developnent- s nappopate fo MT sponsoshp." Kabat.cted as hs souce a defense ndusty jounal. O'Conno mentoned that the contact expng n Decembe of 1973 began n fscal' yea '1969,' but dd not say when t:' was sgned.... O'Conno also dscussed-'two othe contacts elated to the Posedon pogam. One coves consultaton. concenng the a-- 1 e-e)the do web. That's why we have!a to,.,,.''.'two-'..'a'.' You may select specalm F.o zed jobs, o boad systems- yea Rotaton Poga gaduatng engnee s who type jobs. O you can choose would pefe to exploeseveal not to change assgnments f techncal aeas. And thatt'swhy you'd athe develop n-depth many of ou aeas ae c ogan- sklls n one aea. zed by functon- athe than Ethe way, we thnk by poject. you'll lke the.hughes ap- poach. At Hughes, you nght wok'on spacecaft, conmun- t means you'll become catons satelltes and/o tact-,... moe vesat le n a shote cal mssles dung you fst. f you aualfy, we'll'aange fo tme. -w' two yeas. you to wok on seve al dffeent (And you A. HUGHES A All you need s an E'E, ME assgnments...and you can salay wll HUGHES---ARCRA---COMPANY o degee and ttalent., help pck them. show t.) AwROSPACC DVSONS. ' CAMPUS C A NTERVEWS: Octobe 20 & 21, 1969 Repesentatves of seveal actvtes of Hughes Acaft Company (each wth hghlyspecalzed pesonnel equements and sepaate ntevew schedules) wll vst you campus. f you caee nteests le n one o moe of the followng felds of aeospace/electoncs, contact you Placement Offce TODAY to make. sue you name gets on the ntevewng schedule fo HUGHES AEROSPACE DVSONS:. Mcowave & Antenna Engneeng Electo-Optcal Engneeng' - Gudance &'ContolsEngneeng Mcoccut Engneeng Spacecaft Desgn Engneeng ' Space_Systems Engneeng Components & Mateals Engneeng Mssle Systems Engneeng Weapon Systems Engneeng Ccut Desgn Engneeng l.s. Ctzenshp equed/an equal oppotunty employe. STUDENT WVES - _- _ L a _- _ 1- _ ~ - -1~ - _ nalyss and suppot of the opea,- ton9l Polas system.' Ths con-. tact expes n Septembe Anothe elatvely small contact. (fundng, accodng, to -O'Conno,' s unde $100,000) s held fo the.- study of the "next geneaton" of gudance beyond Posedon. Ths contact expes n June When questoned concenng the.possble fnancal mplcatons of mmedate cessaton of wok on- the. Posedon poject, O'Conno sad that he was "not expet enough to make a judgement on that matte." He took a smla stance.when questoned concenng the- possble. effects of mmedate temnaton on the actual deployment of the wahead system. Offce postons ae avalable fo secetaes, offce assstants, techncal typsts, and cleks on the M..T. campus. Most postons ae full-tme: 9-5, Monday though Fday. Enjoy convenence of locaton, good salaes, and compehensve beneft pogams. Fo an appontment, please contact: ,'extenson Offce of Pesonnel Relatons Fod Buddng E M.T. s an Equal Oppotunty Employe ", 1, _= ---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Do you thnk:. : ; nost-ae a sgn yen o the same~b -R- pl ; ass' gnment? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ L p..,,.mkak._,e tb ;. '.=._, he $,,.C 'e : :j t,. 5 E L p E e a 2 s 1

3 _. --~~.-, Contnued fom page 1 patol and Admnstaton. got the uppe hand n the stuggle, whch lasted about two mnutes. Dung the upoa, both sdes taded comments: e.g. Albet, "Do you thnk we'e stupd? We don't want to be jammed n thee any moe than you do" Smondes epled, "Ths s madness." Afte the facas, some' twenty. people wee able to get past the table and codon. but wee unable to get nto the Schell Room. 'Jonathan Kabat G had squeezes nto the oom to speak fo the- cowd Someone called fo eveyone to st down whle Kabat pleaded theftcase. Almost eveyone sat and wated. Wesne came out to uge the students to accept the Copoaton compomse whch called fo admttng ten- people and settng up loudspeakes outsde so that anyone unable to get nto the meetng would be able to hea the poceedngs. Kabat potested that ths was not the ageement 'he had eached, and eenteed the oom. Compomse attempted The cowd became estve as Kabat ted to pusuade the Copoaton to allow moe people nto 'the oom. Soon, people began makng comments such as, "We wee gven ths bullsht about gettng n n two mnutes, and now they'e fomng a codon." and, "We came n peace, moe o less, and they pushed us back and won't let us n." Wadlegh, Nyhat and othes engaged n heated aguments wth some of the leades. Kabat came out to descbe ;~~~~~~~~ -THE :.~~~~~~~~ TECH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, t969 PAGE agued, RLSDS membes tallked phlosophy to the campus patolmen. They clamed that the campus patolmen at the doo llustated the sepaaton between the govenng and the govened. The cops wee beng exploted by. beng foced to fght aganst those who wee wokng to end ths explotaton. SACC clamed that the ssue was not closed meetngs, but an end to all wa-elated eseach and'to the Vettham wa. n a leaflet dstbuted to the Copoaton SACC demanded that all defense commtments at. MT and -the expaton dates 'be. made publc. RLSDS demands, also pesented to the Copoa- f DN^,, A.. D;,n &;_, 9' -n/o Dy acn Membes of the Jont Advsoy Commttee of the MT Copoaton and seveal students admtted afte the stuggle at the doo lsten as Steve Cahat '70 and Steve Ehmann '71 pesent student equests fo a moatoum on Octobe 15. the stuaton. He sad that thee wee about 50 people nsde n "pn-stped suts and who look qute ch." He also stated that ten at a tme would be allowed nto the oom untl t was full. A small dstubance boke out as the polce at the doo ted to lmt the numbe of people gong nto the oom to only ten. At ths pont, Albet sad, "Fuck the Copoaton. We'e all gong n." Eveyone dd ndeed ty. to go n ove Secetay of the: Copoaton Fullme's potest. About 20 students wee fnally allowed nto the Schell Room n two goups. Demands pesented Dung the lull whle Kabat Qbt ad mnstaton - t E4 3 ton, ncluded an mmedate end to all wa-elated eseach at MT, that no wokes be lad off o have the pay cut'as a esult of the end to eseach, an end to mpealst deologcal eseach n the socal scences, the stoppng of Poject CAM, and sup pot of the Black Panthes' demand fo $ fo the beakfast pogam, health cente, and lbeaton educaton cente. Students Admtted The cowd outsde calmed consdeably afte seveal of the mach's leades wee admtted long wth othe students and the meetng stated agan. nsde, Steve Cahat '70 was quetly ugng the membes of the Cop- 4oaton to show the suppot fo Octobe 15. Students' Wves Steve Ehmann '71 then stood up and ead the esoluton passed by the Geneal Assembly. Gay Gut '70 noted that Wellesley College had offcally voted to close on Octobe 15 and uged that MT take an nsttutonal stand. n esponse Johnson ead a statement of hs pesonal vews on the wa. He condemned t as havng a deblatng affect on the county n geneal and on hghe educaton n patcula. Howeve, Johnson also stated that he dd not beleve that closng the nsttute entely would be the most desable couse of acton and uged the adopton of an altenatve poston. MT would obseve the Moatoum, sad Johnson, n the followng ways: postponng the egula faculty meetng scheduled fo Octobe 15, povdng facltes fo anyone who wshed to hold dscusson goups o meetngs about the wa and the moatoum, and allowng each class to decde fo tself whethe t wshed to meet on the 15th. He noted that whle only the faculty, not the Copoaton, can cancel all classe 2 ' on the 15th, the nsttute would "povde maxmum oppotuntes fo ndvduals to follow the dctates of the Conscences." Pgs! Pete Bohme G ponted up the dffeences between the stu dents and the Copoaton. Chees wee head outsde as he sad, "The only way that you pgs ae gong to become human s to stop ths wok and to stop oppessng the people. Powe to the people." Katsafcas stood and asked, "How many of you ae aganst gms Boed? Need Exta Cash? Why not ty tempoay offce assgnments? Be a ga-fday, type, fle. Excellent houly ates. call Nancy Cole ' cops the wa n Vetnam?" Most ased the hands. "How many of you ae fo the wa?" No one ased hs hand. Slence pevaded the oom. "f you'e all aganst the wa, then why ae you pepetuatng t?" The slence gew deepe and deepe. "Why aen't you dong somethng constuctve when kds ae stavng n Roxbuy, lke suppotng the Panthes' demands? The geneaton gap s not outsde M. t's nsde hee, between you and us." - - "- -- L Choose a look. Noelco wll help you keep.t Choose any look. Make t yous. Then Noelco wll help you keep t. Because no matte whch look you choose, you bead st l gows. t stll needs to be tmmed and shaved. Noelco.handles that.d ts pop-up tmme wll keep you whskes and sdebuns ; shaped the way you want them. The 3 floatng heads wll : shave the pats of you face you want shaved. 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4 PAGE 4 TUESDAY,'OCTOBER7, THE TECH., : Educaton and the wvva Pesdent Johnson's lette on the wa and povety, unaway technology (both cvjlan and alenaton of students, whle expessng hs doubt- mltay), acsm, and a host of othes, th lessly sncee feelng of beng "concened by what wll contnue to alenate geneaton afte see happenng" to educaton as the esult of the ton of ts youth. wa falls she;t of expessng the hash ealtes of We would also have lked to have see the campus today. that the stuaton has eached the pont tt Some wll fault Johnson fo not ctng what no longe be consdeed supsng when the wa s dong to Vetnam as the eason fo take acton of a sot whch was pevo endng the conflct, athe than what t s dong to thnkable. educaton hee. We agee that' the effects on Consdeng the poltcal pessues (be Vetnam ae the best eason fo opposng the wa, nal and extenal) whch undoubtedly suo and we magne that Johnson feels that way too.4..staten;ent, we should pehaps consde Howeve, he s an educato wtng about educaton; t s moe lkely that hs wods wll be heeded off campus when he does so. We do not fault hm fo ths. We do feel, howeve, that the lette ssued Fday-the wateed-down poduct of a lengthy pocess of wtng and edtng-nvolvng seveal fotunate to have a Pesdent who would make a statement as stong as he dd. Pehaps f enough people n postons of pomnence publcly declae what the effects of the wa have been n the feld {of expetse, we shall be-able to convnce Nxon to \stop the wa fo the good of ths naton, he cetanly doesn't seem too. woed about what's membes of the admnstaton-undestates consdeably good fo Vetnam. ' the stuaton oncampus. We would have lked to have seen Johnson fothghtly declae that tme s unnng out fo Pesdent Nxon, and thalt had choces wll soon have to be made n ode to keep the naton fom snkng even deepe nto ts tagc moass of fustaton and dsllusonment. We would have lked to have seen hm state planly that as long as poltcal leades fal to Pespectve Ou sense of pespectve s dstoted by those who talk among themselves so much that they lose sght of the poltcal ealtes of ths county and the lessons of hstoy. Lvng n a sealed poltco-technologcal pessue cooke may be hazadous to you sense of confont the basc ssues we face: the wa, pespectve. ktetces ( T.1 Rasng the cost... To the-edto: Enclosed s an open lette whch have maled to Pesdent Johnson, Jeome Wesne, Fgo newspape, etc. As stated to Pesdent Johnson, am not dong ths as a potest to hs poltcal vews, but as an effot to stke back at the sng ncdence of cme on campus (some of whch' s poltcally motvated). t s my opnon that f measues ae not taken to, cub, ths, the stuaton wll escalate the state whee labs ae smashed and people ae beaten up, as has aleady happened at othe campuses. feel as safe hee as n my Jamaca Plan neghbohood-at least thee when you ae mugged they only want you money! An open lette to Pesdent Howad Johnson Dea Pesdent Johnson: The ncdence of assault, vandalsm, and othe moe sophstcated foms of ntmdaton by those who would tun ths nsttuton and ts people exclusvely to the own ends has eached the level whee those of us who ae seously concened wth educaton and eseach must move fom dsappoval to acton. Last spng was one of a goup of such students expessng concen. oe you 'o admnstaton's decson to cancel classes fo the agenda days. You justfed that acton as a means to establsh seous debate a- mong the vaous goups wthn the MT communty. The ultmate esult of ths debate was the Pounds Commsson epot, a compomse document whch conceded seveal substantal demands of the New Left wholly o n pat. Most of us undestood, howeve unhapply, that the Admnstaton's actons of next spng- wee a necessay attempt to substtute eason fo foce. Now we ae not so sue. Snce then the New Left. goups have escalated the campagn both n the extent of the demands and n th, volence of the methods. The latest "nonnegotable demands", f taken at face,.value, would bng the fnancdal un of MT; and n suppot of these ultmata, a small band of adcals shouts down speakes, at tacks nsttute pesonnel, and defaces the buld- ngs. The ente communty knows the dentty of many of these people, yet the nsttute efuses to take any acton, ethe dscplnay o though the couts, to secue ou cvl o contactual ghts. The Admnstaton's esponse, as undestand t, s to close down the nsttute fo "days of concen": one n Octobe, two n Novembe, etc. Ths wll not wok. Mke Albet has told me pesonally that he would lke to close down the nsttute fo the duaton of the Vetnam Wa. have lttle doubt that the adcals wll pusue ths goal no matte how esponsve you ae to them. The tme has come when you must choose between them and the majoty. of the nsttue communty who, whateve ou vaous poltcal vew ponts, ae hee to wok. Wth ths n mnd, am eluctantly adoptng the followng stand, and am ugng othes who can do so n good conscence to do the same: (1) n the event of any futhe cancellaton of classes o denal of facltes fo whch am pesonally payng tuton, wll sue MT. (2) n the event of an attempted takeove of my laboatoes o othe facltes, wll potect myself and my equpment by such appopate means as ae...,. k.l.,,.h'.,..m be exa v.a L atl,, 1; S. 'v-,, Vat L -0. ul b e WAxpelled fom these facltes, wll mmedately seek edess fom the Cambdge polce and the couts, and wll bng cmnal acton aganst the dsuptes and cvl acton aganst them and aganst M1T as the stuaton mets. (3) n the event of an assault on my peson by adcals on MT popety, wll bng cmnal chages lganst them, and wll bng cvl acton aganst them and aganst MY fo such bodly njuy, mental angush, etc., as may have sustaned. (4) n the event of cancellaton, -D of any of my classes wthout a makeup fo poltcal easons, wll sue the pofesso and depatment head esponsble fo ths cancellaton. Two Boston aea lawyes, J. Alan McKay, a speake at the ecent SACC teach-n,,and J. Lawence McCathy, have volunteeed to epesent students who feel the ghts ae beng-volated by o wth the connvance of the unvesty n ths espect. am vey soy, D. Johnson, to have to wte to you l ths fashon, fo have geat pesonal espect fo you and am on the whole vey poud of MT. Howeve, to paaphase a slogan whch pesonally washed off a doo n Buldng 13: "Lawlessness wll end when ts cost s geate then the benefts t bngs." Rchad W. Klne cal Engneeng Dep't. Taffc poblem To the edto: have wtnessed many accdents on o nea the Havad Bdge n the two yeas have attended MT. thnk that such a geat densty of accdents n ths smallaea waants a look at the possble changes that mght end ths slaughte. A fst must s that taffc must be slowed. One means would be a taffc lght at the end of the bd e. Ths would change taffc flow suffcently to allow a choce of tuns off of the exts fom Memoal Dve? supesedng the pesent method of llegal U-tuns, a common means of savng tme and causng accdents. A second method s that employed at toll booths on many tunpkes. A specal pece of oad s nseted that vbates cas tavelng faste than the speed lmt. They do not cause loss of contol and do nsue slowe speeds. Possbly, a complete edesgn of the aea s needed, and cetanly waanted, but at least some measues should be taken to stop the nsane waste' of lves fom taffc accdents that plague ths aea. Jonathan Lukoff '71 Pes. Moden Man Socety F THERE WERE A HERP OF RABBTS HEAPNG T~45 AY..., _,, - nsde t/he:copoaton - apesonal confontaton By Steve Cahat We wee nsde. The people wee outsde. Gay Gut, Steve Ehman,-and wee nsde the Copoaton meetng Fday when SACC and RLSDS ted to stom the Schell Room n the Sloan Buldng to gan entance to the meetng. We wee thee to make a pesents-. ton to the Copoaton about the Octobe 15 Moatoum and (hopefully) to gan some sot of suppot. was thee as one of the 200 college newspape edtos who-had sgned the ognal call fo the Moatoum; Steve was thee as ntato of student govenment acton on the /natte; Gay was thee as.one who has woked on student-faculty-admnstaton lason n the matte. The day befoe we had asked Copoaton Chaman James Kllan fo pemsson to make a pesentaton, and he ageed. So thee we wee, all dessed up lke good lttle, ngges who know the place, poltely watng to ask the ndulgence of the Pesdents of Boeng, Standad Ol, and the est of the M- complex The nose outsde gew loude. We ddn't know t at the tme, but the admnstaton [Smondes, Wadlegh, Gay, Nyhat, etc.] bolsteed by campus cops was attemptng to hold a lne at a bacade of tables outsde the oom. The People wee thee, callng upon those who supposedly hold powe n ths nsttuton and socety at lage to stop MRV and pay a lttle attenton to the shotcomngs of ou socety. The Copoaton ted to gnoe t. We, got up to spea k. The Copoaton membes ddn't say anythng, but they kept lookng' at the doos. Fends told me late that thngs got petty nasty n the hall. Afte all, what ght do the People have to bothe the men who supposedly un ou socety wth ssues of wa and socal justce when they must concen themselves wth contactual oblgatons, advese poltcal consequenses, and mpotant stuff lke that? Fnally someone had the good sense to ealze that the Copoaton ddn't have (o at least shouldn't have) anythng to hde and let the People n. don't know whethe they thought was a membe of the Copoaton, one of the People who was dessed stangely, o maybe somethng else. We asked fo questons about the Moatoum, but thee wee none. (Why?) Kllan and Johnson boke an uneasy pause by VOL. LXXXX, No. 34 TUESDA Y, OCT. 7, 1969 Boad of Dectos Chaman Geg Aenson '70 Edto-n'Chef Steve Cahat '70 Busness Manage Julan James '70 Managng Edto..... Red Ashe '70 Edtos Cason Agnew '70 Robet Denns '70, Geg Benhadt '71 Jay Kunn '71 Entetanment Edto.' Robet Foue '72 Spots Edto... : RayKwasnck '71 SeCond-class postage pad at Boston, Massachusetts. 77The 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 Ave., Cambdge, Massachusetts Telephone: Aea Code 617, , o UN4-6900, extenson Unted States Mal subscpton ates: $4.25 fo one yea, $8.00 fo two yeas. AND F qou WERE THE ONLY ONE N THE WORLP WH-O COP 5AVE 0), WOULD YOU DP0 T-? -A,, - makng a few emaks, and we found ou modest equest fo Copoaton appoval of Octobe 15 as a day, of "affmatve acton" when one couldffollow one's conscence efeed to a comttee. (Appoval was fnally_ ganted at a closed meetng held late Fday; 'd gve a lot to know what was sad.) Some Copoaton membes mutteed about the danges of takng an "nsttutonal stand." Havng taken non-acton, the Copoaton then head fom a Rubenzahl of SACC, Pete Bohme of RLSDS, and newly adcalzed FC Chaman Geoge Katsafcas. They called the Copoaton pgs. They told them that they would be humanzed when the People took the powe away fom them, They told them to woy about MRV, not contacts. And the Copoaton sat thee. Katsafcas asked them to ase the hands f they wee opposed to the wa- nealy all of them dd. He asked them what they wee dong about t; nobody sad anythng. Pesdent Nxon pobably would have eacted the same way had he been thee. n a style whch can only be called Albetesque, Katsafcas asked them how they could eat the fancy luncheon whch was to follow and thow away leftoves when kds wee stavng n Roxbuy. And the Copoaton sat thee. No one defended hs- own actons o expessed any sympathy- wth the students' concens. Thee was not even one of those -symp a t h z e-v? th-you-ams-but-dsagee-wth-you-tactcs speeches, not a last-yea-we-hed-ths-many-blacks speech, not even an A m ecan-slums-ae-bette-thanfoegn-slums -speech. Nothng. Afte the meetng' a fend of mne appoached. a Copoaton membe to explan how MRV would destablze the balance of nuclea powe. The Copoaton membe sad he eally wasn't nteested and just wanted to go to lunch. How do you assgn espons- 6lty n an ntedependant socety? What s the esponsblty of nsttutons? What s the esponsblty of ndvduals who make up those nsttutons, both those n authoty and those who ae not? Do contacts matte f the possblty exsts that we'll all be atomzed n a few yeas because of them? hadubeen nvted to attend the luncheon, but ate a sand wch by myself on a bench besde the Chales nstead. K-7 f2s. J.f. ah S Ac ME

5 s. ' -' * -Faculty cal fo a Vetnamn moatoum. 1 THE TECH 'TUESDAY;'OCTOBER 7;. 1969' PAGE 5 '' ' ' e l A du~~~adedsemnent OALL MEBERS OF Tl-E -1T CT(01X1UNTY Umledltlcte assocaton pcsdelts. campus newspape edtos and othe concened students fom moe than 200 unvestes acoss the naton ve called fo 'a cuug moatoull on busness as usual' untl the wa n Vetnam s ended. Wednesday. Octobe 15. has been set asde as a day fo embes of the academc communty to jon wth ctzens eveywhee n vocng the demand fo an mmedate end of the wa. The Octobe 15 moatolu.l contnues to eceve wdespead publcty (see' tanscpt of Pesdent Nxon's news confeellnce, N. Y. Tmes. 126/69). Suppotes nclude memlbes of Congess (N. Y. Tmes 9/27/69). leades n vaous walks of lfe (N. Y. Tmes 9/28/69-Secton 2). sttutolnatl and ndtvdual suppot contnues to gow n the academc communty. Seveal unvestes wll offcally suspend classes fo the day (e.g. olunba. Rutges. Clak...). As nemnes of te MT faculty. we wll patcpate ll the mloatoum on Octobe 15. We nvte the MT communty as a whole to jon us. We wll LT;lze aganst the wa ll OU home comnmuntes and he(! at the nsttute. Between now and then we wll attempt to pesuade othes to jon us.,)g.tde wth othe membes of e Geate Boston unvesty commtnty. we wll take pat n a mass ally to be held on the Boston Common at 3:30 al1. (Sevel speakes wll addess te ally, tncludng Senato Geoge McGoven.) We beleve that-a majoty of ou fellow ctzens now beleve that the Vetnam wa s a senseless and tagc mstake and that Ameca atcjpaton n t mttst end. We beleve that pompt and total wthdawal s necessay and that an mmedate eodeng of ou natonal potes s uca!. Ths lette eceved only lmted cculaton fo two days. Futhe endosements ae welcome. (16-820A) dams, F.J. dle, D. det, R. B. k, K. lbety, R. A. ke,. R. len, J. lls, W. P. mdu,!. ndeson, D. W. ntz. F. O. ustn. J. M. ustn. P.M. xelod, D. T. xelod, M. aglon, C. aange, M. at, K. abe, W. C. sschs, W. H. kef, G. el, D. H. ell, E. e',ote, T. A. ge, S. nsten, A. 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6 L1 L PAGE 6 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1969 THE TECH -1~~~~~~~~~ Gooves- F B 'Z}ALZELL. _ _ l By Gay Bjeke US 2 (Bantam Books, $ 1:00), bought to you by the makes of US 1, whch was bought to you by the makes of evoluton and othe assoted cultual events, s a capsule campus veson' of the New Anmdcan Revew, wth full-sceen featue-legth teatmenta of the ente anbow of youth-oented subjects (sex, dugs, Chcago, Dylan, womens' lbeaton, and umblcal ulula ton). All manuscptual lacunae ae sutably occuped'wth ntcate post-vctoan watemak engavngs andlo photogaphs. t s, as one of the atcles ndcates, a tue head catalogue. Unlke New'Amnecan Revew t does not ty to be an entely lteay expeence. Vcto Moscoso n "Ltnatoons" gves us a beyond Head-Comx h,ooks... Youth oented evew a tue head catalogue Beatles Wheneve the Beatles.bng out an album, t nust at least be consdeed,' Thee ae woshpes whq.wl.pase'vey gunt and-- the ae hates'whowll. damn evey chod. -^Howeye,, even fom the vewpont of a doubte,. the Beatles have to be espected They- a e the -most consstent pefome aound. Abbej'Road ' (Apple) s- an- examole of th e ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. ' - ~po "vs latll ll tf=ly MOTOR & 1. td - SES Ph-, m ~a,:~_, A gumpse nto -the suealstc countewold of Mckey Mouse, Donald Duck, and fends (bet you ddn't know Mck had a suealstc countewold, eh?). Thee ae a numbe of vsual puns, many vey effectve: pont n case, a small chld n the altogethe (o not-at-all) eanestly unatng nto what appeas to be an expanse of sandthe photo s captoned "Movement". US has ts seous sde, as well. Afte a shot excuson nto the poety of Tom Clak and a supsngly well-wtten pson tp conducted by Kathene Dunn (an except fom Attc, he soon-to-be novel), we ae ganted the pvlege of 'explong va Pey Bandston's "n School" the geat scholastc gaps of S 320 n Booklyn. eve-pesent qualty. t s the best album snce Segeant.Peppe. One of' the geat talents of the Beatles s the ablty to ceate'magnatve songs wthn the;. ksmpotle.: :f..* ' famewoks. Abbey Road shows an abltylto wte n many vaed-:styles.toh Dalng s.-a good- old-tme-ock and oll song. Want You s a heavy bluesoented pece. Mean :Mte' M'ustad 'and Poythene Pam.ae 'lght- fantases. Hee Comes. The Sun s /- beautfully done folk song.. -lthe::ec'ond sde of the album s a-' medledy of ten songs whch, though they flow smoothly fom one to anothe, ae uneven n (please tun to page 7) '.. '8 to 5: KENDALL BARBER SHOP KENDALL BULDNG 238 MAN ST MONDAY THROUGH FRDAY -11- m C - " P..~---~-, A - _l = -= = o tkeo ~~~~~~~~~~.. )P05toJ ZTvna 24/d S- Canb. e Se. 0o88 ' 876y Wed. thu Sun 9:00 F. & Sat. 8:00 & O:00 Call fo esevatons By Jeff Gale, A. J '. NMORE ! -1-1 llovesoo's 0 - -'! 'Hal, SDSe's paade downtown Regula Couses Octobe 6 ntensve Couses Octobe 13 _~~Y-~~~~ 11,8 Pg -plllllllplspl- FRENCH- SPANSH GERMAN TALAl. PORTUG, RUSSAN M. GREEK & Othes. Pvate nstucton _~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.L.!l tx,,, S, _ -Heo' - Y , -_ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ fop:s-"n 11 at U1 _.Ca,s l ght _ bg WaL -. By Robet Foue,^ "Eveyone asks me why. The potagonst of the ttle s e. Any wld concdence wml They should've called me Why, a student at an "easten colege' " f t helps make a pont, as fo. Dxon," says Mchael Douglas n (Havad- s' -stongly hnted). nstance: the. younge bot'. Hal,. Heo. And t's no.won- who's apacfst, but who- enlsts just happens to ave onl de--the move poses so)me tough. n the amy. to see f. he. -can elde's bthday so thee's a puzzles ndeed; Why, fo n-. eally -kll. Befoe gog off, -h e paty wth lots of people to ta stance, Dd anyone b)othe to, etuns home to tell the news, to to ncludng a Senato and_ fnsh wtng the sceenplay? the Calfona anch hs paentss Congessman one of whom Why dd anyone consent to flm and olde bothe opeate. Thee tes to punch wthout mean t? Why dd Kk Dou! glas's son bothe, t soon develops; has Ea to. thus fndng out he ea% get stuck wth hs fs;t stang game leg fom an accdent fo could kll, and so on. - ole n t? And -why, m ost of all, -whch he -s held esponsble, sc3 Fnally, not even the plottg should anyone be led tosee. t? he can't go- off to fght n the s qute bad enough. Chaacte Such, of couse,.ae theways famly tadton, though he'ss. zaton, too, s wetched-t~ of the ndusty; but sufffce t to. moe of a man, and puts n a full people ae steeotypes anf say that Hal, Heo s a bomb of- day's - wok, and.. you can undego abupt steeotypef no small popotons. Blled as guess the est. changes fo -no.good eason"_ the latest.n a gene- ncludng Bad deas aen't necessaly sometmes t's almost as f the Easy Rde, Mdnght Cowboy, fatal, howweve-good wtng can actos played dffeent patsn A lce's Restauant, Medum ovecome-them'to a degee. Hal, dffeent scenes. Anyway, thadly mattes, snce the da- Cool, and anythng ellse that's Heo, 'unfotunately, would makng money, t has none of baely be a cedt to a 12-yeafaults of old. - The' plot exposton- wooden t could baely chaa0} logue s- much of the tme sot the vtues, and all the any heavy clche on ' uncetan supposedly 'one of the bascs of teze anyone. gound. Detalng,whatt's wong stoy '.wtng-s downght Enough then-such a cea.: wth t s lke mappng the soft clumsy, wth unwaanted flash- backs and-solloques nseted to t wll be quetly bued, hope.< ton cetanly deseves no moe. spots n a bed of qucksaand-but, fo those -who mght wlsh to be fll n the. detals. No s the fully, wth bette luck next tmel futhe convnced, 'll make a development measuably stong- to all the nnocent nvolved. patal ty. moves.. Woody, By Emmanuel Goldman Take the Money and Run, at the Che 1 Theate, s entetannmg and enjoyable comedy, f not patculaly pofound. The comc spt deves fom Chapln, and fom the Max bo thes._ The debt to the Max bothes s specfcally efeed to, fo when the heo's (?) paents ae ntevewed, they ae weang Goucho Max dsguses. By Havey Bake About 50 membes of the Woke-Student Allance MT SDS mached wth the countepats fom othe Boston colleges n a show of stength Satuday to voce suppot fo the Vetnam demands and to potest what they called the "bg unvesty bosses." n all, about 350 -pesons stode down Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, to the John F. Kennedy Fedeal Buldng n Govenment Cente, cayng sgns and placads eadng "Get out of Vetnam Now! No negotatons." The MT goup gatheed n font of the Student.Cente at 12 noon, and lsted the followng demands: mmedate wthdawal fom Vetnam, "stoppng unvesty. attacks on the people," and the fomaton 'of an '"'allance wth campus Allen make Lke Chapln, Woody Allen plays a -pathetc boob who can do no ght, a patculaly unfotunate falngl snce hs chosen caee happens to be that of a cmnal. He s the antthess of the supehuman type of heo, and much of the humo nvolves laughng at hm, at hs paody of the he-man, and at the eflecton that we may o may not see of ouselves.,absudty fo. ts. -own sake, wokes aganst unvesty bosses." The goup stated that they opposed the Octobe 15 Moatoum, callng t "Death to the ant-wa movement." The speakes at the Fedeal Buldng ncluded John Pennngton, - Natonal Secetay of PL-SDS, whose oganzaton splt wth the Revolutonay Youth Movement facton of SDS at the natonal conventon last summe. Pennngton's countepat, Mak Rudd estwhle Columba student, was n Boston last weekend to addess a' ecutment meetng of the RYM Boston Unvesty SDS. ncdentally, n an, offcal state" ment, RYM-SDS ctcsed Satuday's mach as an attempt to undecut effots of goups ogan zng Suppot fo the des of Octobe Moatoum and the scheduled RYM demonstatons n Chcago, Octobe ACADE.MA SCHOOL OF. 54 klstl,st., CMBRltUS 14u Nesby.,St., lostol Tat.35, G-0566 and Pepaaton fo Language Requement Examms All Yea-Round and the cayng of deas to ak -exteme ae Max bothes tats whch ae successful chaacte' tcs of ths flm. -s Whle the tend n much ' moden flm comedy has beent masqueade a pesentaton of_ socal o human commentas! Take the Money and Run has no: such petenson, Anothe goup mght have, ted to make ll statement about the. falue o~ ou penal. system to efom mnals,'but Woody Allen s teested n jostlng only ou sc bety, whch n tself s an ~ potant fst step of any eap pasal. Who knows what coul~ happen f moe of us-wee abl~ to see the comc sde of thngs f anyone, Woody Allen s lkely canddate to convet us. OCTOBER 16 PCKS l MREA-YWDE SUPP (Contnued fom page 2/ Monday of last week, ncluo the two Assocate Povosts, el6- ven depatment chamen, tht: nsttute Pofessos, the Dean0 the School of Scence and el~ ven membes of the Natod Academy of Scence; At'ts meetng Fday, t' l MT Copoaton consdeed tle Moatoum ssue. An except fom the mnutes of'that meet. ng whch detals the esponse of the Copoaton s pnted n the box on page 2. Aea esponse The Moatoum has elcted wde esponse fom.academc nsttutons and communtes the Geate Boston aea. n t aea, Wellesley, Notheasten Smmons; Bently, and Newto College have offcally canceled classes. Bandes and Emeson wll eman open but students and faculty wll be excused fom classest AED PROGRAMMERS., Full o Pat-Tme Employment call Jaquelyn Fuchs CONDON COM(PUTER UTLTES 891-1' ~ ~ ~ ~ --,M :,'

7 Fool oll - [Fav~ot, By Efstatos Demetou Lopsded esults wee n oths weekend as the-poweses of the ntamual football leagues contnued the domon. At ths pont BTP, Bu- 'A', 1,-A, and SAE 'A' ae ted fo the top spot -n the ectve leagues wth dentcal ecods. - Defendng champons SAE molshed DTD Quatek Ken Wesshaa '72 thew fve touchdowns and an othe n hmself. Mnot Cleved '71 agan led the SAElos n ng as he caught thee passestouchdowns. Tey Bennett and Buce Wheele '70 each oed once. The Delt defense htened up n the second half they held SAE scoeless afte touchdown un on- the openng koff. n anothe A league contest, A tounced TC Quatek Tom Tennson completed scong passes. LCA was n ntol thoughout the ente me. On the fst play fom mmage they ntecepted a-tc s and etuned t to the two d lne. LCA pushed t ove on e next play. Dan Pac '70 and enns Bedzyck led the vcs n scong wth two TD's ece. The Betas contnued to move wads a top spot n the gue wth a 12-2 vctoy ove U. Beta quateback Mac Lewowsk '73' tossed two touchwn passes to BllPnkston'71 account fo the wnnes' nts. DU egsteed ts -only oe on a safety. n the fnal A league encoun- Buton 'A' gound out a 41-6 mph, ove ' P, Lanm. -Buton lateback Fed Johnson '72 Meates' 4bp,be.tl splays stew Adg (contnued fom page 6) alty Hee Comes The Sun s hghlght but Sun Kng and olden Slumbes 'ae below the andad. n any case, thee s methng n the medley fo y taste. Geoge Hason's composn Somethng s the most nte- ;tng cut on the'album. Ha- }n has.always seemed to be n he shadow of Lennon-!cCatney as a songwte. Now, e appeas to be ganng the Dnfdence he once lacked. f Omethng s any ndcaton, tuch good mateal may be Dmng. Abbey Road s not a adcal lange of decton fo the eatles (and thus fo pop mu c). t s howeve an example of te qualty whdh sepaates the eatles fom such would-be pendes as Blnd Fath. pug Ths s a plug. Laua Nyo s vng two concets at Kesge on atuday nght. Ths gl can sng laua nynn concet )ctobe 1, K,'sge Audtoum wo Pefomances - 8 & 10 pm $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 On salce n Buldng 10 o c;ll x3.7.f80,x ~~~~~~~~~~. m Photo by GayDeBad Fj quateback John Malakey '7 1 unleashes a bomb unde heavy Kappa Sga ush. The Fjs downed KS 33-0 n last Sunday's game. aft fo thee touchdowns and completed a sxty-yad pass to Ed Raska '70 fo anothe. Ben Wlson '72 was also a standout fo Buton as he scoed once on a pass play and agan on an ntecepton. n B league play SAE 'B' walked away fom Sg Ep Howeve, the game was extemely close untl the second half. SPE held the SAElos to a 6-6 te untl ntemsson, but SAE exploded fo 34 ponts n'the last half to seal the game. n the same B loop AEP fofeted to SAM. n anothe development n that B league, last week's game between SAM and Sg Ep wll be' eplayed because the Samnes' potest was upheld. The game had been scheduled fo 2:00 pm Sunday. Howeve; the contest was escheduled fo 12:30, and SAM.'v Wasn't' nfomed of the change. Roada qualty and wte wth the best. She has wtten Stoned Soul Pcnc and Sweet Blndness, both of whch wee put nto heavly aanged mllon selles by The Ffth Dmenson. She also wote And When De whch appeaed on the latest Blood, Sweat and Teas album. When Laua pefoms, he songs ae unclutteed by the aangements-lsten to he own album El and the Thteenth Confessonal (Columba). She plays pano and wals what can best be called folk-soul. Go see he-you won't be dsapponted 'Headquates BOOTS PARKAS PEACOATS Cental Wa Suplus 433 MASS. AVE. Cental Squae Cambdge -. 0, 1. 0,~~~ - all - RP1 edt By Don Akn n a vey close meet RP managed to squeak past the Tech haes by a scoe whle WP was a, dstant thd wth 77 ponts. MlT was badly hut by the absence of Ben Wlson '69 and John Owen '69 due to njues. Ben Wlson's lngeng foot njuy wll pobably pevent hs competng n any meets ths season. The top unne fo MT was co-captan Lay Peto '69 who fnshed second wth a tme of 22:32 ove the 4.1 mlecouse. The wnnng tme of was tuned'n by an RP unne. A lage bght spot fo MT was, the appeaance of thee sophomoes n the top ten slots. Rch Goldho placed fouth, Chp -Knball was sxth, and Epscopal Chaplan Rev. John Cocke s new on campus; wants to meet any Epscopalans who want to meet hm. 11 am Sunday Woshp at MT Chapel Offce: 312 MemoalDve, Ext Home: 62 Foste St., Cambdge (Othe sde of Havad Squae) Call o dop n any tme. Wte o call f you want to be on my malng lst. THE TECH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1969 PAGE 7 The.Geneal Assembly wll hold ts egula meetng today n the Sala of the Student Cente. ncluded on the Agenda: (1) Feshman Counc?.' (2) Octobe 15 Vetnam Moatoum (3) MT Judcal System (4) The Commsson on MT Educaton. * A new couse, Reseach Semna n Educaton, s beng offeed ths fall. Ths s a semna couse n whch students conductng educatonal eseach o expements (o those who ntend to conduct such expements n coopeaton wth the "Commsson") ae gven academc cedt fo such eseach n a flexble, open fomat. The couse, tself, s an educatonal expement; those who patcpate n the couse wll geneally detemne the stuctues and pocedues of t. AU students nteested n enollng must -contact Wells Eddleman (x3161) o Edwad Gossman ( ) befoe Wednesday noon. The ntal meetng wll be scheduled fo next week. Enollment wll be lmted to 10 o 15 students * The MT Educatonal Studes Pogam wll hold a meetng fo nteested students today n the Mezzanne Lounge of the Student Cente. Unde ths pogam, college students desgn the own couses and teach hgh school students n the Boston aea. Fo moe nfomaton, call x4882. ~- -, _ -1A Cag Lews was nnth. Ec Dalng '69 fnshed up Tech's scong.wth an eghth place fnsh. Fosh also lose n the feshman acton, the ode was the same wth RP wnnng wth 30 ponts, MT next wth 44, and WP last wth 55. Tech's John Coughln won 1"4 4;-.~-7~... the ace wth a tme of 17:17 ove a 3.1 mle couse. He an a vey fne ace, takng the lead afte a mle and half and holdng t all the way to wn by eght seconds. 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8 PAGE 8 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1969 THETECH The socce team an nto one of ts toughest tests n the second game of the young fadl season and out of the fay as a 4-1 lose. Tnsty came nto the contest wth ts ente team ntact fom last yea's NCAA qualfyng squad. Howeve, the scappy Tech squad put up stff esstance befoe, succumbng. The engnees host anothe good team, Woceste Polytechnc nsttute, tomoow at 3:30 pm. The Tech bootes contolled play thoughout the 'fst quate. Sophomoe left wng Ken Stone conveted the constant pessue nto a 1-0 MT lead. He took a good centeng pass fom the ght sde and slammed a low shot nto the nea cone of the net, Wth a couple of beaks the, engnees could have pped the' game wde open n the fst quate and pevented the eventual Tnty ally. The Techmen lost some good scong oppotuntes on excellent saves by the Bantam netmnde and shots whch ht the goalpost. Tnty tes scoe As t was, Tnty ted the scoe wth less than two mnutes -enmanng n the half. The Tnty left wng outfought the Tech defense fo the ball n the fa cone of the feld He then fed t nto a scamblng mass of playes fom both teams n font of the Tech goal. Each squad had. a couple of chances to ethe clea o shoot the Mall befoe the Bantam cente fo-- HOW THEY DD----- Coss County RP-27, MT-29 WP-77 -Salng M.T second fo Jack Wood Tophy Socce Tnty 4 - MT 1 Golf MT sxteenth at ECACs Baseball CCNY MT 2 CCNY 6 - MT P1uesdayF Golf(V)-UR, away, 1:30 pm Socce(F)-Bown, home, 3:30 pm Wednesday Socce(V)-WP, home, 3:30 pm Baseball(V)-BU, home, 4:00 pm By John Lght The back nne of the Bulngton County Club poved too tough fo the vasty golf team last Fday, as they falteed n the attempt to-qualfy fo the ECAC golf champonshp. Afte nne holes, MT had a team scoe of 151; an mpovement of one stoke on the second nne would have povded a scoe low enough to wn. How eve, Tech stuggled n wth 169 fo a 320 total whch netted 16th place n the feld of 25 teanms. The wnnng scoe of 301 was shot by Cental Connectcut State College. Takng the second qualfyng spot was Datmouth wth a 303 total. Don Andeson '70 showed the geatest consstency of any of the Tech golfes, but a cold putte dened hm a good ound. Afte a 40 on the easy font nne, he managed 39 comng n fo a 79. Andeson was the only engnee lnkste to beak the 40 mak on the tght back nne. Ken Smolek '-0, and John Lght '70 both scambled to shoot 37 on the fst nne holes. but the eant wood shots cost' them many stokes on the back. Swo3lek was able to cad 4 l fo a 78 scoe that was low fo Tech. stqps Photo by'cdgdav Sophomoe Mac Cagnan beatsen Tnty attacke to the ball as Tech goale Tom Aden '72 ntently watches fom the cease., wad slpped t past the sceened engnee goale. Tnty foged ahead n the second half wth thee unansweed goals. Two of the scoes came afte beak-aways. MT penetated the offensve zone almost exclusvely on the ght sde n the fst half as wng Gey Maskewcz '71 easly Ruggees By Bob Gelfand - The Tech ugby.team opened ths yea's -season wth a stong 15-3 vctoy ove, the Schenectady Rugby Football Club, a stong but sghtly nexpaenced team fom New Yok State. Satuday's vctoy was the fst game unde Tech's-new captan, fbl Thty. The scong began on a beautful combnaton of powe and fnesse as the Tech backfeld caed the ball fom sdelne to sdelne twce befoe wng Tom Gaty was able to cash 'nto the endzone n the fa cone. Followng the mssed conveson, Tech put anothe 3 ponts on the boad wth seum half Pedo Taboga's penalty kck to lead 6-0 at the half. Tech pads the lead. Pedo Taboga scoed agan n th-e second half when he deftly ecoveed hs own punt n the opposton's end zone. Wng Pat Baley scoed Tech's fnal ty Golfes fnsh 1L6tSh n EGAC qualfyng ound nemont tng 84 dd not count fo MT as only the best fou of fve scoes wee talled. Afte gong fou stokes ove pa fo the fst thee holes on the back; Lght alled fo two pas. But a thee on shot that went out of bounds on 15, and an unplayable le on 17 so unsettled hm that he went eght ove pa fo the last fou holes. Playng at the numbe fou and, fve postons wee Bob Amstong '71 and Andy Smth '72. Statng on the pa thee tenth hole, Smth took a quaduple bogey 7, but ecoveed suffcently- to shoot an 82. Amstong also stated on O,- and shot 81. So fa the fall season has been a athe dsmal one fo the Tech golf squad. The 0-2 dual meet ecod has come aganst some of the weake competton they wll.face. Today MT'faces one of the stene.tests as they take on Rhode sland UR has edged Tech by 4-3 scoes each of the last thee yeas. A wn fo the golfes could spu them on to a easonable fall ecod. Coach Gey Banne wll be lookng fo good pefomances fom Sophomoes Andy Smth and Mak Daves, who led last yeas feshman team. The scong abltes wll be the key facto n.the golf. dbbled though the Bantam defense. Howeve, the engnees couldn't complete the play fom n close. MT vaed ts attack n the second half, but nothng woked Despte the thee goal dffeental n the fnal scoe, play was faly even as ndcated - by the closeness n shots on goal. _ nY 21-- Y l?----c ---LL-^--dm l--c _---_-- X. By Dave McComp The new salng faclty of the Bown Yacht Club s located on the scenc Seekonk Rve, amd seveal sunken- pes and bages, dumps, and a conveted P-boat. When the tde goes out, -the cuent flows 'nwad though the salng aea and although the pevalng wnds ae 'fom the southwest (vstos ae told), Sunday's beezes wee neve moe than fve knots and fom evey possble decton except the southwest. No one fom 3own, Coast.- Guad, Datmouth, Havad, o MT saled well. The wnne tuned out to be the team that dd the least ts pooly: Havad only fouled out twce. - The 'Wood Tophy s an-unusual event. 't eques eght skppes fom each school. t s also the knd that MT wth ts supeo depth should excel at. Dave McComb and Pete Nesbeda saled one vasty boat wth Bob Belne and Steve Mllga n the othe. Nethe Tom Began no Dwght Davs had skppeed a tophy event. befoe, so they cush Sc1leneAtaly late n the second half on an excellent un whch ended when Pat dagged.a Schenectady tackle thee yads and nto the end zone.' Schenectady aveted a shutout when the fullback booted a penalty kck between the goalposts wth only mnutes left-n -the game to close out the. scong f.at 15-3 Tech o>ut Wng-fowads ggvessve Tech owes much of ts suc- CCN]Y By Steve Goldsten n a style of-play emnscent of the vntage 1962 New Yok Mets, the vasty baseball team dopped both ends of a weekend sees wth the Cty College of New Yok by scoes of 10-2 and 6-1. Both games wee maked by poo feldng, weak httng, and a geneal lack of enthusasm on the pat of the Techmen. Satuday's game, the Q-2 defeat, was maked by fve costly eos. Tech state Chuck Holcom ptched fou stong nnngs at the stat of the game. He gave up only one un on a ht batsman, an eo, and a sngle. CCNY boke the game open n the ffth nnng wth fou. uneaned uns on two walks, two wld ptches, and an eo. n the seventh nnng, CCNY agan captalzed on two Tech eos to scoe fou moe uns. 'n the eghth talng by a scoe of 8-0, the engnees fnally got a beak. Wth one out Buce Wheele lned a double down the thd base lne. One Salos lose f Havad cops cess so fa to the aggessve play of wng fowads Jm Evans and Bll Thlly. Tech faces pehaps ts toughest opponent of -4the yea ths Satuday n the Beacon Hll Rugby Club, a team of consdeable sze and ablty. A tghtly contested match s expected. t wll be played at 3:00 p m. Satuday on, the Bggs feld ngby aea. swleeps - out late Al Dopfel ht a outne nfeld gounde, but the CCNY fst baseman let-the thow get by hm, allowng Wheele to scoe. Dopfel ted to go to thd on the eo. He made t easly when the Cty fst baseman made hs second eo on the play, a wld thow past the thd baseman. Dopfel then scoed the second and fnal Tech un on a passed ball.. Cty College came up wth one nloe un on a walk, a wld ptch, and a sngle, and Tech's fate was sealed. Tech coach Fan O'Bn stated Buce Wheele, fome GBL Most Valuable Playe, as ptche on Sunday n an effot to bette Satuday's medoce showng. Wheele ptched a fne game as he allowed only thee eaned uns, but MT s sx eos gave CCNY a 6-1 vctoy. Cty dew fst blood n the thd nnng by scong fou uns. The bg blows of the nnng wee a double to cente by Metopoltan Confeence All- Sta shotstop Favale and a t- Photo by Gay DeBad STRKE! Bespectacled Tech batsman s--ngs though a CCNY delvey n weekend sees aganst thte New Yok school. CCN'Y took s -,- bot he- th fehma had Buce Fabens 'and j Kel at the helm. Fabens was only skpp-e to wn fo Ml 0 any of the ffteen aces. The stuaton was tense f the begnnng as one of thel cas dd not ave at the s of the acng untl 'foty mnutes afte epotng Whle Began and Fabens led -well, Nesbeda and Mllgan some' touble n the fst The same, type of thng Pened ll the second whent Comb led untl the vey fn Howeve, he dopped th boats. n the thd vasty a MT dd not fae well, ets but a check on the scoe at j! tme showed that the moe Al cessful teams had fouled. T7 put all fve schools between 3. and 38 ponts.-e The stuaton was nealys same though the fouth vasty ace whee Belne dd welled McComb could not fnsh n top half of the fleet. t wash the JV and Feshmen dvso Ahat Havad steaded a 1 whle the oathe fou te mxed the postons enough] put Havad out n font. fnal vasty ace had the s4.esults. At ts conclusons- Cmson led by -1 ponts oh5 MT and by 14 ove CO Guad,.^ -n the next-to-last ace AoE Began- mscalculated Q amount of oomn open to h#^ the, fns lne and fouledll Coast Guad boat. The fnal feence between MT and was made up n the closng of the day' leavng theset squa~ds; ted.fo. the' second th* n as many weeks at 82 po41d1 13 behnd Havad's wnnes. - batsmne pe deep to left by ght fe' Pey whch dove n two umnd Tech came up wth the l' un n the bottom of that nde At Klmuay led off the ndwth a shap sngle to cedelg Bobby Desse then ht a gow de to shot whch was bobbl t put men on fst and sesame A masplay by the second byd man on a gounde ht by Kt Wesshaa allowed Klmuayscote. CCNY came up wth t* moe uns n the seventh nn* an nnng hghlghted by fa Tech eos, Futhe damagek the fame was aveted wha Tech catche Rch Feybcame up wth an unasssto double play on an attemptsucde squeeze. Pat. Montgom ey came n to ptch fo MT the nnth and came up wthvey stong nnng - one of to few bght spots of the day..0g Z S~Z f Ha U co C '-a C Q X g(oz soc3 m, E o X o: ~o O f m cj X Xa t: X a. Z t - Lo a) 8 - o uz: AS CO Q,. e Us O= a._ c h UZ B To VM UX C) "- 00 C: O 'o - n b E > Ch O;~c u. 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