ule CORE Official Publication of the Rose Colony Core Group Vol. Tj No. sk July 31, 1968 Two Pages Aug. Meeting Coming The August meeting will be held on the Rose campus on Sat., Aug. 10. we will be meeting with members of the T.H. grad. chap- ter and other prominent grad. members of Phi Gam. The meeting will-commence with a luncheon in the Union followed by a tour of the campus and discussion with the grad members. I believe the dorms will be available for those who don't want to drive back Sat night. This will be a very in- portant meeting, and all who can should be in attendance. August Campout This summer we are going to hold our first "really big" activity. It will be neld on the weekend of Aug 23-25 at Lieber State Park near T.H. This campout promises to be full of fun, and girls! There is a big dance at the park shelter every Sat night and in the planning stages is a boat or canoe race. The word from Ed is that all we will need is our own bedding, everything else is provided, or bought. Ed and Dick will bring two sleeping trailers, and the cooking and cleaning up will be done on a rotational basis (so we can all kill each other with our cooking). Of course, liquid refreshment should only rightly be furnished by the plan- ner of the campout, right guys? So zet out there and start buying, ad. See you all at Lieber Park. (RSVP, see Ed in T.H. at the Aug meeting.) the Review of Indy Our regular July meeting was held at the Bonanza "Pit" on the west side of Indianapolis on July 13. With all but a few members there, a@ great deal was accomplished (especially by "fast acting" Jim Lowes). It was decided that the August campout, planned for the weekend of Aug 10-11, would be postponed in favor of a dinner meeting with some of the Fiji grad members. Various men were appoint- ted to take care of the details of the dinner, including food, lodging, time scheduling, etc. °A formal statement of our group's ideals and goals is to be prepared for presentation at this meeting. Also discussed were new develop- ments in the housing situation on Rose's campus. A proposal from Bill Brown was conveyed concerning the setting up of "co-op" housing next year, possibly with the core group getting first choice of the house. Also brought up was the fact that the Lambda Chi's will be interested in renting their old house next year. Although Tri- angle would have first choice in this matter, the possibility of us renting the house next year appears plausible. (dow's that for being non-commital?) All in all, Indy proved to be enjoyable for all. Notes. .. (Better known as Space Fillers) The dues for July are not rolling in as expected...Only four have paid so far...It's only $5, so let's go guys!...Don't forget that the Aug. dues must be in by Aug. 10. or penalties will be imposed...Make checks payable to George Butkovich. \r\nBriefs... What's everyone doing this summer? Super Snoop reports: Gary Groff is using his engineering training to dig ditches for Marathon 0il Pipelines...Bruce Williams is a programming analyst for Mead Johnson & Co...Steve Whitesell is at Allison Div of GM sleeping... George Butkovich used his two years of working experience at Inland Steel, his two years of Rose education, and his influence to land himself a position in one summer course at PU extension... Sid Stoffer is doing something impressive for Aircraft Engine of GE...Dick Newman is causing trouble at Indianapolis Power and Light and also compiling the group's history, which was too long for publication here (sorry about that Dick! )...Althorf-Howard electrical contractors of Evansville pays Gary Gladish every week...Ed Dye is doing some maintenance engineer- ing (at the lowest level)...Greg Montgomery can't wait for the steel strike to come so he can be with his girl 24 hours a day instead of only 16...Jim Lowes is a lab asst. at Procter & Gamble during the day and works nights at the Bonanza Restaurant in Indy...Dan Phelps was with the Defense Dept. of the US Gov't for a while...and Bob Meyer 1s busy typing this #%$&*@¢! newsletter. More Notes... This being a political year, our star reporters have been busy and have come up with these scoops: Presidential candidate Harold Stassen should become the Repub- lican nominee on the thirteenth pballot...George Wallace will easily be elected to the pres- idency this fall (that is, of the Seelyville Junior KKK League.) Page 2 Fun and Games Corner Here's a little quote game sub- mitted by Gary Gladish: Identify the persons who first uttered these famous sayings: "Isn't that right?" "Well, uh. . ." "A tree where?" "I am not an Edsel!" "Alright, fellas, coll it." "Are you with me?" "Finally, a law in physics with my name on it!" Score yourself on the following basis: O-1 Didn't you go to class? 2-3 Went to class, but slept. 4-5 Went to class, wrote letters. 6-7 Probably got a 4.0 last quarter. (See Gary for answers, no room here) Notes. .. On the sports scene, B.P.W. and a few associate handily defeated the IBM 50 360 in San Fran;cisco last week by a score of 40-0... Only one more win will assure our Cruszders of a play-off berth in the world championships to be held in Mexico City later this summer. They Said It, I Didn't Dept. "By virtue of what he knows and his professional application of that Kmowledge, the engineer is a social force. By reason of the enduring effect of his work, the engineer bears a social responsibility to see that he does not, while solving a technical problem, create a human one." «-.Chas. F. Jones President, Humble 0il