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Plan.

and other restrictiolllStaken into account. AdldltlonaU:y,SlO'W-!!:rC)W1t11 initiative I,,;,u"m;; lUIJi11;;S

the actual prepar;atio1n

as ent1crifllg U"UH'~V re:mclvifllgand ....". 'HiI';.

fled. Three of the group were aplprehellde:dtre~;pa1;s on campus.

and had left some of their belonl~inlss

the gym. A wallet wasnon-Caltech persons seated at the table theA~;uspi(:iOllS!,er:son at the tennis court was asked for id(~ntitl(:ation.

identiJfv himself or leave the courts. Se,cUIity «uu "'u,

and the still refused to leave or jdentiJfy hilmself.Pasadena Police were and thehimself and left.

nei:ghbors of Caltech.CIT Board ofTrustees had in

of current

6/5because Pasadena school students had

for what the Scurves were about to do.Total value stolen or

Sel;urityres:pond(~dto a call from the Athenaeum n, ("'fl,"'"a habitual crasher The has beencome to uninvited. No ch,lrg(~S

6/2 was notified of a sU5;pic:iOllSOfficers found the person in the

had no reason forwas escorted off campus.

6/3 A group of riders was observed in the area nOJrth1Ne:,t

his Bar-

than 1()(1publi1catiom;, il1lduldirlg sixbooks.Central Division of the AmericanPhjLlos,oprucaIJ!\ss.OCJlation, andwasa Fellowof Arts and Sciences. He held an

from Col-

Hall of Public Rela-tions and many others teamed upwith Van the way.

orga-

Donal~anwas the author of more 6/4

......VL"...~; ... in Canb1crr;a, Aus­and at the of

Western Australia in Perth.He received his B.A. and M.A.

oe~~rel~S from theUniversiJ:v of and hisB.Phil. from Exeter Ox-ford Universit.v.

••I

and Bonnie Wallaceresjf)ective:ly v.res,idellt and NO was victorious in

"mUl"rKn~~ v.reslidellt. Amit Mehra, uncontested winner racesec:retlary.ltre·as~!rer was uf!GlVaJ'lab·lejol

it, "We had to do it."Van Der

Caltech who gradu2ltedin has been referred to asmanager of the Master Plan. He

three years overseeing theorg;anization of the document sub­mitted to the and continues tooversee how the Institute adheres tothe

Van Der no means ac-cOlnplislled this task within

Ins,titllte, Vice President DaveMc)rrisroe, Bob Fort of Ph'rsical

'""",,,t.~... ,.,hY" for

suchareso­irnlpacted Caltech in itsbriIlgirlg about the need for

the Caltech Master Plan.AsUI'egV2111 n.~_'''/~-'''' DirectorPronPrlv Nlan;ageme:nt for

fied de1tell:>plne1lt over the next 25years.

The leaves freedom for thech~mging needs and budget of aninstitute such as CIT. Yet it alsosatisfies many rulestant to the of Pasadena andCaltech's on all sides.

A few years the ofPasadena a resolution re-

Indiana he served aschairman of the prulosopllYment. he held academic

with aclassroom andmore offices than inthe gym. The women'slocker room will have 200 morelockers. The also in-clude a team men's lockerroom, a VlrOIJaeII's 'cq\lip:mentl:oom,and a suplplemeltltal traJinirlg roomto the in the current gym.

see page 4

Houses.

In the middleyear, thewere informed would be los-

;m'\l'Wh~r~from 3 to 6 affillial:ed,Smgle-famlJlV homes. At thatthe: othel: siJoQ:le-1'aIIlilvhouseswere

seven

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Wright

Volume XCII Number 30June 7, 1991

BU!SINIESS MANAGERArcilla

PHOTO EDiTORLei Chen

The ofCarole Snow tobe the new Director of Admissions

1st has an-nounced in a memo to the Caltechcornmunity from the officeLorden. Snow has a B.A. in psy-

from the ofMiami and an M.A. and Ph.D. insocioll)'t!,Y from the ofSouthernCalifomia. She is, curre][1Uy

as special assistant to theDean ofthe Cc,Hege ,ofl:..etten" Aut's,and Sciences hasbeen since 1975. She is director ofthe schools mililoritv engine€:riJ:1lgprogram and is also head of re­cruitment for all stu-

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with eachits own adJrni!,si()llS

policies to a large extent. She is alsoa member of a general trouble­shooting team in the USC admis­sions office and is a reJ>re:seliltativeon the committee in charge of un­dergraduate recruitment and en­rollment. For several years she heldthe posi:tion off:aculty-in-rf:sid(~nce

at one of the student ap,lrtlUe]!1tcOinplexe:s. Although she will notassume her duties in the CaltechAdmissions Office until 1st,

To the class of '91: te nothi.To the RAs ofRuddock House: goodjob, I justhope the: ne:xt Jgu~rs aren't

total rookies. Au revoir. -I. Liliebl~ld

So it is that time year once again, withsummer and the strong March winds off their way.Professors don their robes for commencement and the graduating class setsitself for release. Over by the athletic field setting up the stage andn",,'imrn where President Bush will and in the houses the under-gr,ldllatles are for examinations.

in a way, the same every year. But the institute stays on.There are the new freshman about lost on campus,

the the grass, and always theenJgro,ss€:d in tlheir o'wn Wl)rllis The dean is so too the housing

be service in theirwatching a passing student

rotating thl·ough.Time does pass

be others will be Themembers as the older ones retire. LIKC'iVlse.conducted will shift from year to year as the delJarllml:nts \;UiiHje;\;;.

But now is the time to stop a moment and observe theyear, if to remember.

In Ruddock House, there isa 15 strong, muster-its decimation over the past years with a loss of %50. There

is no love lost between them and this school. them one can findbitterness and attitudes many students here share. But so toodo they as a graduating class share happiness, and even a littlefor survived 4 years through this schooL

Along with them are 2 Residential Advisors who are also leiiVlllg.

spent a full and acceptably busy 3 years in the house. havetheir set far north in Washington. Even now, however, asprepare themselves to they are still the house in selectingtheir successors. Their presence will be missed.

In all this there is a certain amount of sentimentalism, but onewhat's in the years. This is special, if nothing

else for the amount of stress it places on students. One student this editoroverheard likened this place to a combat zone, with each class theirtour of here and all alumni like gritty veterans de:scriibuI,!ltheir as this is, it does in a way reflect some of thefeelinJl!;s that run through here. All the stress. AU the frustration. AU thework. Uh no lie Gt

year.seems to be the element among students nere--Iue:seIlt,

and future. Just the other day a Ruddock alum (class of '74) mailedback a banner the entire house to maintain. It

Dear editors:

up for one of the few re-..... ",i",;,,,, of NobelPrize extras to be

random drawingexceeds supply).

Thank you,Todd Whitesel

Ruddock House

(2) Take the "Please Flush MterUse" back until

those lm'l-vohltme toilets llctUllllv

show up. how will thatbe?)

(3) In the posting suchmemos the house mailboxes in-stead of copiesto every student. We alreadytoo many delivered an­nouncements from the administra­

and those have nice yellowthat go straight to the

in Ruddock atnext to the mail-

Re:vl:ace the on-campus irri­gation sYI;teIJl1s too. CaHech has thebest watered sidewalks in the area.

As an ullidcrgra.du,ate, I found amemo from the Office,,,,,~p>,.,.,...,, door this week as!allJg mleto conserve water. I would like toreturn the favor:

To the editors:

Nathan Wallach

There seems to be a serious lackof consideration for others here atCaltech. The oflems at Caltech need to be

maltm'ity and serious con-

House thisweekrniglhtlf~tthe iS1meslidle. Otherissue:s mlay nOltbe so easy to resolve,

can at least be approachedsellsitivilty rather than hostil-

to treat others with due butnot unreasonable demand.

of the uscould be dealt with more reason­ably if'pC()pII~m,ade this small effort.

The of The Ride is antradition. with it

may be necessary, but if those car-souls who us aU this musi-

cal treat were reasonable about it,limutirlg the number of \,;Ui:l:;\;;A1>,

it off when reclueste,d,

rassment, to Ithepl,lyiJllgIDnrht~Ride.

Caltech mustindividuals are of

mallrnlg a scandal of immense

consider irrelevant and uIllimlp(llr-tant. In order to the wishesof and to unneces-sary decisions onsuch matters must be taken seri-

The fact that a person isanlbi'valent does not relieveher of the to considerthe views of others. The P01,Sitli!iltythat is a staunch SUj:lporteJr ofone does,not relieve hiln/ltier' ofthe to to reach areasonable It isthat in the end a maynot anyone, but as aco:mnmrrity as a it can pro-

reasonable solution.Al1lhough tradition plays an im-

role in our thementation of the traditions and theattitudes towards them must beconsidered. It would be" u "1';'''-' l 'U""

for Caltech to become a schoollaw"

rCl4uired to maintainhere are caJ7ab.le

maturity andbut it

may not receive a

notmatches or brush-offs. There havebeen many thecOJrnnmnity, from to ha-

of the authors.Letters and announcements are wel­come. All contributions should in­clude the author's name andrmm"",,. ,ml1 the intended date

The editors reserve theto abridge and edit all submissionsliteracy, expediency, oranythingelse.

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-----...:: - age of facilities, usage of the cam-The first steps the path pus, and other population-based

mapped out by the Plan were the statistics. Another necessity arisesconstruction of the Beckman InsH- because most for new con­tute and the planned construction of struction on campus would requirethe Braun The next destruction of current surface lots.

Unfortunately for the under­graduate population, this logicalseries ofconnected steps, while ful­filling the needs of Caltech, puts aheavy drain on undergraduatehousing. The on-campus houses are

off-campus, affiliated hous­cUITerltly located on Holliston.

It remains hard for undergradu­ates to take solace in the fact thatthese comfortable, off-campusspaces are disappearing in a classicscenario of destroying a house tobuild a parking lot.

The bad news is that the homeslost this year will not last

om pageTheneighb()rs'mainconcemwas

to maintain a interface onthe boundaries of Caltech in orderto retain or their own prop-

values and standard ofThe result of the three year pro­

cess can be found the 105 pagedetails the Master

as well as the contribut-

new bUllldlUg.

Before any new can bebuilt after the gym, a new powerfacility and added must beconstructed. The site chosen for thisuse is the east side of HollistonAvenue (see diagram above). ThetarJ2;et(~d site makes sense for effi-

of power supply as wen as asensible organization of all futurecampus facilities.

The power facility is necessarybecause the ability of the CentralPlant to facilitate campus has beencompletely exhausted with new

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and Lesbian DiscWlsionLesbian, and Bisexual discUlisic,n

meets the 1st and 3rd 'T\,~erio,"

month from 7:30 to 9:30 PM theHealth Center. This confidential meeting is

all members of the Caltech commu­The first hour is devoted to discussion

a sl:Jecificl tOIPic, and the remaining hour is?pen conversation and socializ-mg. are served. For informa-tion, please call 356-8331. June4th, we will meet the ofthe month, through SeJptelrn"'~r,

Student organizations anlnl\linQAlumni Associationmnst do so before Junetions are availableSouth Hill Avenue.theCommittee Association Board of Di­rectors. The awards will be made in the fallof 1991. For more information, please con­tact Karen at ext. 6593.

Centennial SylLnposi1umThe Division Humanities and S0-

cial Sciences has invited members of tehAlumni Association to participate in theirCentennial on New Directionsin :Ec<>nomi,c§ to he h,eldon Saturday, June 8in 24 Beckman Labs from 2-5 PM. The

Twin Peaks Maratbon

Peaks by The CaltechScieoce Fiction 011 Friday, June 7 at7

the first season will be shown (lasting4 June 8 at 1

The Board of Control has had difficultieswith its and answering machine atx62oo. you have left a message at thatnumber and the chair or secretary of theboard has not respoded, please callselld your message to ofControl, c/o the Office of the Dean of Stu-dents, 102-31. that these Tlrotllernshave been apologize any in-convenience.

SbootingCaltech Target Shooting Gub was

recently established to gather together thosemembers of the Caltech community inter­ested in recreational In today'sdailgerollS "mrld (If ilrntelrnatiOJrnai terrorism,

automatic-weapon street violence,shooting skills are an invaluable asset. We

to provide

Leaviim! Tl~h This Summer?Students leaving the campus ..~• ....~~P.

(or for good) are urgently requested su~­

mit a change of address to the campus mailroom (104-6) on the first floor of KeithSpalding Building. Mail that is undeliver­able will be returned to its sender after 30days. Don't assume that it will be deliveredto your last known address--when you'regone, you're gone!

1991-92 ContractsCome the Master's Office to pick up

contract for next year. Dead­in for the fall is June 7th.

Learn Karate SummerLearn to develop physical and mental

strength, concentration, discipline, and con­fidence through the study ofkarate this sum­mer. The Caltech Karate Club, the oldestUniversity Karate Club outside of Asia, isoffering introductory classes to all membersoflhe Caltechcommunity (students, faculty,staff, spouses, JPL). Gasses will meet n~arthe football field MWF 5:30 to 6:30 startingMonday, June 17. Club membership is avoluntary $20/year. For more information,contact Phil Tokumaru x4461, HowardPritchard x6537, Heather Friend JPL x4­9731 or David Gabai x4382.

Pasadena Folkdance Co-opBeginning and intermediate folkdances

are taught from 7:45-9:00 p.m. at the Pasa­dena Folkdance Co-op. The Co-op meetsweekly on evenings at Throop Uni-tarian Church comer of Los Roblesand Del Mar in Pasadena. The Co-op wel­comes all community members to enjoy arelaxed Friday evening of dancing and con­geniality. There is a pause for refreshments.A contribution of $150 is requested of allwho are in attendance. Dancers are requestedto use soft-soled shoes to protect the woodfloor.

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office.AnnN,nr'An1An,t" should be 75 words orless. Indicate the date(s) the an­nouncement is to run. Announcementsfor the current issue must be received5 Tuesday. Announcements willDubli~;hE~c as space becomes availableand will be chosen according to size andinterest to the Caltech community.Announcements for commercial events

dentsinformation,

S. Truman SclilolarshipHIt; n,,,, y S. Truman Foun-

dation scholarships to juniors whohave outstanding leadership potential andintend to careers in public service. If

stop by the Dean of Stu­102 Parsons-Gates for more

is December 2, 1991.

Bike has StandThanks to the Service

the bike shop has a brand new truingMe:mtoers,hip is $5 annually. To join, seeStephen room 16 Dabney.

(818) 795-5443No Appointment Needed

days at 7:30 I'M in office. Allundergraduate and graduate women, as wellas facll1ty are welcome to discuss the con­cerns and stresses ofdaily life in an informaland personal selling. Discussion is moder­ated by Dr. Lynda Morek, a clinical psy­chologist. For more information, call J~n­

nifer Jungkunlz at 564-8545 or Yu-ChlenKuo at 578-9504.

Caltecb UltimateLAY OUT!! The Caltech Ultimate Ma­

chine is at long last forming with hopes ofparticipating in Ultimate tournamentsthroughout the Southwest. We encourage alldisc-hucking undergrads to come practicewith us on the north athletics fields Tuesdaysand Thursdays from 4-6 PM. See ya there!!

The ArroyoThe Arroyo Singer's women's chorus,

directed by Will Aardappel, will celebratetheir 30th anniversary with a concert of"Music of the '308" by George Gershwin,ColePorter,JeromeKern, and DukeEllingtonon Sunday, June 9 in Dabney Lounge at 4 PM.The group will have instrumental accom~a­niment by and the Steve Warner tno.Refre:shrnerlts follow the coocert. Tickets

for students and seniors. Forinf()rm,ltion call (213) 256-5332.

Attention PRE-MED Students!There will be a meeting with Dr. MarleneColeman at 4:00 PM on June 10 in the HealthCenter Conference Room. All pre-med stu­dents shouldallend, especiallyjuniors. Pleasecall the Health Center (x6393), if you areunable to attend or if you need to talk to Dr.Coleman before the meeting.

Women's

students areto apply. office is located at

second floor.The Derrick Club of Bakers-

field scholarship is to aresident of Kernshould be submitted inmust include the ~~"l;c~n'c'. ,m~:;nr

university,attention will bethelevel and non-schooland financial need. References from teach­ers and/or counselors should also be in-cluded. Application deadline is 1,1991. Applications should be JanWalker, Chairman, Desk & Derrick Gub

Committee, P.O. Box 11164,CA93389

SEDS EVENTSlWhile our meetings are over for the year,

SEDS activities will remain in full swingthroughout the summer. We have an icecream social on June 7. A number of mem­bers will be attending the solar eclipse inBaja this For more information aboutany call Phil Rosenthal at 577-4664.

Folk on CampWlThe Dancers invite you to

come and join us for folk dancing on Tues­day nights in Dabney Hall Lounge. Dan<:esare taught from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM, Withdancing from 9:00 until 11:30 or midnight.

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