For AS Board

An in crease of stu d e n t r e p ­
resen tatio n on two m ajo r U ni­
v ersity com m ittees is being a r ­
ranged by P re sid en t G. H om er
D urham .
The p resid e n t w ill ask AS
P resid en t F red Reish to su g ­
gest four stu d en ts to serve on
the C am pus T raffic A dvisory
Com m ittee and th ree ad d itio n al
stu d en ts to serve- on th e G am ­
mage A uditorium A d v i s o r y
Com mittee.

A R IZ O N A STATE U N IVERSITY
Tempe, Arizona

Friday, September 24, 1965

Voi. 47—No. 6

P re sid en t D u rh am hopes that
the ad d itio n s to th e traffic
com m ittee w ill be selected from
“both m en an d w om en who live
o n - an d off-cam pus, to insure
*the broadest
rep resen tatio n
possible.” .
A dditions to th è au d ito riu m
council w ill jo in L inda O akley,
AS A ctivities Vice P resid en t,
who is a lre ad y serving on th a t
com m ittee.
P rofessor D avid B. Scoular,
m anager of G am m age A u d ito ri­
um, is ch airm an of th e a u d ito ritim council, and Or. R obert D.
K ersten, professor of en g in ee r­
ing, is ch airm an of the traffic
com m ittee.

supply in fo rm atio n ab o u t th e
resp ectiv e boards.
T he b o ard s an d th e ir fu n c ­
tions are:
T he Social A ctiv ities B oard
in itiates an d ca rrie s out dan ces
and special ac tiv itie s in th e MU.
T he C u ltu ra l A ffairs B oard a s­
sists stu d e n t o rg an izatio n s in
scheduling an d p la n n in g c u l­
tu ra l events.
The
O rg an izatio n s B o ard
processes req u e sts of new o r­
gan izatio n s lor official n p p ro v aL in ad d itio n to p u b lish in g a
S tu d en t G o v ern m en t h a n d ­
book. L ea d ersh ip B oard p ro ­
vides ex p e rien c e for stu d e n ts
to gain k n ow ledge of le ad e rsh ip
techniques.
T o collect an d ch an n el o p in ­
ion in all phases of th e s tu d e n t
program is th e function of the
E lection B oard. It is resp o n sib le
for cond u ctin g cam p u s elec­
tions. In te rn a tio n a l S tu d en t R e­
lations B oard w orks closely
w ith th e F o reig n S tu d en ts C lub
to develop an d co o rd in ate p ro ­
g ram s for b e tte r co n tact an d
rela tio n s am ong stu d e n ts of d if—
, feren t n atio n alities.

A C T IV IT IE S

A ny stu d e n ts in te reste d in
jo in in g an y cam pus serv ice or
activ ity com m ittees should go
to th e M U ballroom Sept. 29
b etw een 2 an d 4:30 p.m.
M em bers of th e com m ittees
w ill be in th e ballroom to sign
stu d e n ts on com m ittees and

V I E W F R O M T H E T O P — A b o v e shot, ta k e n f r o m the top le v e l o f G r a d y G a m m a g e A u d it o r iu m ,
t y p ifie s the v ie w open to tho se a tte n d in g the c u lt u r a l a c t iv it ie s sc h e d u le d f o r t h is ye a r, firs t of
w h ic h 'w ill be the H a r k n e s s B a lle t to a p p e a r O c t . 4 a n d 5.

Fine A rts Boosts
Total E nrollm ent
A 60 p er ce n t in c re ase o v er
last y e a r ’s e n ro llm e n t of m usic
m a jo rs h ea rd ed th e d e b u t of
th e C ollege of F in e A rts th is
sem ester, according to Dr. H e n ­
ry A. B ru in sm a, dean of" th e
new college.
E n ro llm e n t in o th e r departe­
m en ts of A rt, Speech an d
D ram a an d In te rd isc ip lin a ry
H u m an itie s w as also h ig h e r
th a n la st y ear, Dr. B ru in sm a
said.
T he college boasts a r e g is tra ­
tion of ov er 1,000 stu d e n ts and
a fac u lty of 100.
A pproved by th e B oard of
R egents in O ctober, 1964, th e
college o fficially opened J u ly
1 T he first re g istra tio n cam e
th is sem ester.
D r. B ru in sm a, w ho w a s
c h a irm a n of th e D e p a rtm e n t of
M usic w hen it w as in th e C ol­
lege of L ib e ra l A rts, said he
ex pects trem en d o u s g ro w th of
the college in th e n e x t few
sem esters, n o t only because of
ov erall U n iv ersity grow th, “b u t
also because of th e im p ro v e­
m en t of fac u lty an d facilities.”
H e said th ese im p ro v em en ts
should a ttr a c t n ew stu d en ts.
T he classes a n d offices of th e
fo u r d e p a rtm e n ts a re lo cated at
v ario u s places on cam pus. Th©-/
Speech an d D ra m a d e p a rtm e n t
o p era tes in th e L anguage and
L ite ra tu re B uilding, th e A rt
d e p a rtm e n t in th e A rts B u ild ­
ing an d th e M usic d e p a rtm e n t
in G am m age A u d ito riu m . T he
d e a n ’s office is also in th e a u ­
dito riu m .
D r. B ru in sm a cam e to A SU

in th e fall of 1964 a fte r holding th e position of d irec to r of
th e
O hio
S tate
U n iv ersity
School of Music.
H e had ta u g h t at ASU in
1955-56, being ch a irm an of th e
M usic d ep a rtm en t, th e position
he w as ap p o in ted to a fte r his
r e tu rn la st fall.
H e receiv ed th re e degrees
from th e U n iv ersity of M ichi­
gan, in clu d in g a d octor of p h il­
osophy in m usicology.
H e also stu d ied at H a rv a rd
U n iv ersity , E astm an School of
M usic a n d th e U n iv ersity of U ltre e h t, th e N eth erlan d s.

Bulletin!
©
|
E nd Jo h n P itts su ffered a g
1 sh o u ld e r se p aratio n in W e d -1
|i nesd ay n ig h ts p ractice an d j§
| w ill be o ut of action for th e g
;|,next 4-10 days.
|
P itts, a 6-5, 208 tra n s fe r g
| from S a n ta A na (C alif.) JC , |
| w ho saw 34 m in u tes of a c - I
| tion ag a in st BYU w ill be re - 1
| p laced by S en io r D arrell |
|j H oover (6 -2 /2 0 5 ).
;f In la st S a tu rd a y ’s gam e g
| P itts g rab b e d tw o passes for |
1 24 y a rd s an d w as com ing §
¡1 along good th is w eek in ||
| practice, according to h e a d !
§ coach F ra n k K ush.
|
|
P itts ’ size and speed w ill §
s! be m issed on d efense w h ere I
j| he h a d been holding dow n ||
| th e sa fe ty position w h ile g o -1
| ing both w ays.

I--------- World Briefs------— |
SAIGON, Viet Nam — A 10-day operation involving
U .S. paratroopers and Australian soldiers resulted yes­
terday in the death of 20 Viet Cong guerillas and the
discovery of a large cache of weapons. Yesterday’s en­
counter broughh the number of Viet Cong killed during
the operation to 44.
The arms confiscated by Allied troops were all new,
includihg grenades, torpedoes and 500 pounds of explos­
ives.
’ ’
*

*

*

WASHINGTON — Sen. John O. Pastore said yester­
day that he could not envision defeat of the new foreign
aid money bill currently before the Senate.
The bill, $92 million smaller than the approved House
version, had ryn into severe opposition from Senator
Wayne Morse of Oregon. Morse said the foreign aid
program should be cut by at least $500 million.
The proposed bill would provide $3,193,000,000.
♦

*

*

UNITED NATIONS — For the firsttime in nearly
20 years, an Eastern European Communist has been elec­
ted to serve as chairman of U.N. General Assembly’s
main political committee.
Karoly Csatorday, Hungary’s chief U.N. delegate,
won after being nominated by Ambassador J. G. de Beus
of the Netherlands.
♦

*

*

WASHINGTON —IndianAmbassador B. K. Nehru
asked yesterday for renewed military aid shipments from
the U. S.. in order to strengthen his country’s defenses
against anticipated Chinese Communist aggression.
U.S. arms shipments were withdrawn with the out­
break of the now-ended war between India and Pakistan
over Kashmir.
*

*

*

WASHINGTON — The Senate yesterday voted to
remove the national origins quota on immigration but
for the first time placed a ceiling on immigrations from
Western Hemisphere nations.
Since the House previously placed no ceiling on
Latin American or Canadian immigrants’ admission there
will have to be a Senate-House conference to .résolve the
issue.
.*

*

*

LONDON — Ten men, armed with ax handles and
iron bars, attacked an armored car and its police escort
and escaped with $89,000 yesterday.
A total of nine people were injured in the melee
including three policemen.

BO ARD S

R eq u irem en ts for m e m b e r­
ship on th e bo ard s are a 2.0
g ra d e index, unless th e a p p li­
ca n t is a first sem ester fre sh ­
m an , an d ap p ro v al of th e board.
T he boards and th e ir c h a ir­
m an follow : u n d e r th e a d m in iistra tiv e b ran ch are: E ducation
B oard, no ch a irm an . E lections
B oard, K ay M artens, L e a d e r­
sh ip B oard, R and S hum w ay,
M em orial U nion B oard, B ob
Schaefer.
U n d er th e ac tiv itie s b ran ch
th e boards an d ch a irm en are:
C u ltu ra l A ffairs, M ike Riggs;
F a c u l t y -S tu d e n t
R elations
board, no ch a irm an ; In te rn a l
S tu d e n t R elatio n s B oard, L inda
A m brose; Rqlly an d T rad itio n s,
Bill P erk in s, an d Social B oard,
D iane Pow ell.

Awards
Deadline
Nearing
C om petition for g ra d u a te s tu ­
dy or research ab ro ad g ra n ts
from th e g o v ern m en t in 196667. or for stu d y a n d p ro fe s­
sional tra in in g in th e a rts u n ­
d er th e K u lb rig h t-H a y s A c t
w ill close sh o rtly , acco rd in g to
th e In stitu te of In te rn a tio n a l
E ducation.
T h e H E conducts com petions
for g o v ern m e n t sch o larsh ip s of­
fered u n d er th e F u lb rig h t-H a y s
Act as p a rt of th e ed u c atio n al
and c u ltu ra l ex c h an g e p ro g ram
of th e S tate D ep artm en t.
This p ro g ram to in crease u n ­
d e rsta n d in g betw een the A m er­
ican people and o th e r countries,
provides m o re th an 900 g ra n ts
fo r study' in, 54 coentries.
A p p lican ts m ust be U.S. citi­
zens, w ith a b ach elo r’s degree
or its e q u iv ale n t by th e b e­
g inning d ate of th e g ran t, an d
be pro ficien t in lan g u ag e su fficien f to c a rry out th e p ro ­
posed projects. ,,

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Friday, September 24, 1965

STATE PRESS

D evil Balloons
Cause Turm oil

L ittle red
D evils
floated
across a N orth D akota field on
T h ursday m orning and p ro m p ­
ted a farm er to h u rry off to a
n earb y A ir F orce base.
T he farm er, expecting an in ­
vasion from o u te r space, hauled
40 of the little D evils into the
base h ea d q u arte rs. An officer,
trac k in g dow n th e source of the
u n id en tified flying objects, caled ASU A thleitc D irector Clyde
B. Sm ith because of his c o n ­
nection w ith sim ilar Devils.
S m ith assured th e A ir Force
officials th e D evils did belong
to ASU and told officers they
w ere sen t loose d u rin g th e Sun
D evil-B righam Young U n iv er­
sity football gam e S atu rd ay
night.
T he D evils, along w ith the
le tte rs ASU, w ere p rin te d on
balloons being sold by ch e erle ad d e rs to fin an ce trip s for
aw ay football gam es. T he fa rm ­
e r w as la te r told it w as not an
invasion b u t a little publicity
from A rizona S tate U niversity.
"B alloons go over w ell at
A rizona S tate U niversity," according to C heryl Moss, a lte r-

uNI VERS A

PELICAN
PIERRE

n ate ch eerlead er.
N o t'o n ly w as th e c h e e rle a d ­
e rs’ p re-g am e sale of th e b al­
loons a m uch bigger success
th a n th e 10 ch e erle ad e rs had
expected ; but th e balloons also
provided “a strik in g opening"
to th e football season.
N early 3,000 yellow balloons
w ith red devils rose at the
k ic k -o ff of la st S a tu rd a y 's
gam e.

"S ta rtin g th e season w ith th e
balloons w as so successful th a t
it m ay be k ep t as a y ea rly t r a ­
dition,” she ex p lain ed .
F ra te rn itie s, sororities, alu m ­
ni groups, m e rch an ts, and s tu ­
dent o rg an izatio n s com bined to
su p p o rt th e ch e erle ad e rs in
th e ir p ro ject to raise m oney for
football an d b ask etb a ll trips.
T he sale totaled m o re th a n
$550.
C onsideration is being given
to using th e rem a in in g 2000
balloons at th e first b ask etb all
gam e. In stead of le ttin g th e b al­
loons go, th e balloops w ould
be popped w ith pins to begin
the gam e.________

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ASU Insurance
Now Available
S tu d en t h ea lth and life in ­
su ra n c e is a v a ila b le to those
en ro lle d for seven or m ore
hours,
according to M arilyn
V ihel, stu d e n t in su ran c e se c re t­
ary.
M iss V ihel sta te d th a t u n d er
th e h e a lth p ro g ra m , m a rrie d
m en m ay in su re th e ir d e p e n d ­
ents. S he added th a t an in d iv ­
id u a l stu d e n t u n d er 23 m ay
ap p ly for th e a c c id e n t and sick ­
ness in su ran c e p la n plus $5,000
of life in su ran c e for $43 a n ­
nu ally .
A pplications m ay be picked
up in MU 207 from 8:30 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m . M onday through
F rid a y , and S a tu rd a y from 8:30
a.m . to noon. F o r m o re in fo rm ­
ation, call 966-3239.

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can a dog
run into
the woods?
(A n sw ers b elo w )

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had 17 TOT Staplers, i t m
All but 3 were sold. [ ( \>
How many didy
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Friday, September 24, 1965

STATE PRESS

Placement Offers
Jobs For Seniors
S tu d en ts restric tt hem selyes
too much w ithout really k n o w ­
ing how m any opportunities
th e ir p a rtic u la r fields offer, a c ­
cording to R. M. A rm strong, Jr.,
Assistant d irecto r of S tudent
Placem ent.
A9s an exam ple, the N ational
S ecurity Agency 15s eeking m u ­
sic m ajors — ju st one of many
unusual openings
listed with
the P lacem ent C enter, says
A rm strong.
T h e"d ep a rtm en t's m ain prob­
lem is th a t students w ait too
long before registering
for
placem ent. This should be done
a y e a r in advance, he continues,
to elim inate the problem of
"w h at to do" at the end of their
s e n io r. year.
. Right now it's "open hunting
season" in th e placem ent office
w ith em ployers looking for
g rad u ates
and graduates for
'employers..
Some' 400 big com panies and
school districts w ill visit the
cam pus this y ear for interview s
w ith students, says A rm strong
At present, there are four
people w orking w ith 2,000 g ra d ­
uates and alum nus . registered
with the departm en t, he con­
tinued. The early p a rt of each

TEAR O U T THIS A D

NOW IN PHOENIX

sem ester is th e busiest tim e as
the office handles not only p e r ­
m an en t positions then, but p a rttim e and sum m er em ploym ent
as well.
The d ep artm en t's aim is for
the stu d en ts to "realize the im ­
m ediacy and dynam ics of the
program at the s ta rt of school"
rattier than at the end.
"W ithout
restrictions,
and
giving us enough tinie, alm ost
any g rad u ate can be placed.”
A rm strong says'.

She C a n Teach Y ou To R ead 2,500 W o rd s a M in u te

ASV Am ateurs
To Be A udtioiied
For State Fair
Mrs. Sookie Winters is shown teaching one of her classes now in session at
the Reading Dynamics Institute in Phoenix. Several hundred students are
currently enrolled in her classes in Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona. A preview
movie introduction on Dynamic Reading will be given at Tempe on the
times and dates indicated below. These classes are filling rapidly and it is
important to attend early demonstrations if you have an interest. Reading
Dynamics has spread all over the United States in the last 6 years. They
have institutes in most key cities and have over 100,00 successful gradu­
ates. in all walks of life.

A uditions for th e second a n ­
nual A riona S tate F air am ate u r
ta le n t contest will be held in
G rady G am m age A u d ito riu m ,
room 301, T h u rsd ay , Sept. 30,
at 7 p.m. B lanks ar,e av ailab le
in room 105 of th e au ditorium .
To en ter, stu d en ts m ust be
residents of A rizona for one
year and be am ateu r p e rfo rm ­
ers.
T he contest w ill be Nov. 12
and 13 at the A rizona S tate
Fairgrounds.

After This Date W e Are Buying
Used Books O n A Limited Basis

R esu lts have been rep o rted in Tim e, N ew sw eek, B usiness Week, E sq u ire, NEA J o u r nal and o th e r professional p ublications. G ra d u a te s h av e ap p eared on telev isio n w ith
Ja c k P aar, G arry M oore, and A rt L in k le tte r.

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D escribing R eading D ynam ics’ im pact on some of our n atio n ’s leg islato rs T im e said
W ashington .has seen nothing like it since th e d ay s w h en T eddy R oosevelt rea d th ree
books a day an d ra n the co u n try a t the sam e tim e.”
SENATOR

P R O X M IR E , W IS C O N S IN : .

‘‘ I m u s t s a y t h a t t h is is o n e o f t h e m o s t u s e f u l
e d u c a t io n e x p e r ie n c e s I h a v e e v e r h a d . It c e r ­
t a in ly
c o m p a re s fa v o ra b ly
w it h
the
e xp e r­
ie n c e s I ’v e h a d a t V a l e a n d H a r v a r d . ”

S E N A T O R T A L M A D G E , G E O R G IA :

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“ It is m y o p i n io n t h a t if t h e s e t e c h n i q u e s w e r e
in s t it u t e d in t h e p u b l ic a n d p r iv a t e s c h o o l s o f
o u r c o u n t r y , it w o u l d b e t h e g r e a t e s t s in g l e
s te p w h i c h w e c o u ld t a k e in e d u c a t i o n a l p r o g ­
re ss . I t h i n k t h e p u b l i c s c h o o l s o f G e o r g i a
s h o u l d c o n s id e r p u t t in g in t h e t e c h n iq u e .
It
w o u l d b e w o r t h a S100 m i l l io n p e r y e a r a p ­
p r o p r ia t io n . ”

M I C H A E L L E V Y , P r e s id e n t o f S ta n d a r d
S e c u r ity L ife In su ra n c e Co.:
•‘M y n o r m a l r e la x e d r e a d i n g is n o w a t a ra te
a p p r o x i m a t i n g 4,000 w o r d s p e r m in u t e .
Even
w it h t h e m o s t d i f f i c u l t a n d t e c h n i c a l r e a d in g
m a t e r ia l. I f i n d t h a t m y s p e e d e x c e e d s 2,500
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Friday, September 24, 1965

STATE PRESS

Page 5

Traffic Conference AS Sets Up Publicity Committee
Slated Next Week
A tw o -d a y conference on
tra ffic a n d sa fe ty ed ucation is
scheduled to begin n ex t T h u rs d;.y, Sept. 30, a t A rizona S tate
U n iv ersity , w ith re p re se n ta tiv e s
from five sta te s ta k in g part.
T he conference, sponsored by
A S U ’s college of ed u catio n w ith
th e assistan ce of th e N ational'
C om m ission on S afety E d u ca­
tion, a su b sid ia ry com m ittee of
"the N atio n al E d u catio n A sso­
ciation, w ill h e a r key sp eak ers
fro m ¡universities an d colleges
in t h # five so u th w e st states.
T he
opening
ad d ress
on
T h u rsd a y w ill be d eliv ered by
S ax o n E. E lliot, professo r of
sa fe ty ed u catio n a t Los A n ­
geles S tate C ollege of A pplied
A rts an d Sciences.
H is topic w ill be “O verview
of th e N atio n al C onference on
T ea ch e r E d u ca tio n .”
This
S o u th w est R egional
W orkshop P ro g ra m on T ea ch e r
P re p a ra tio n a n d C ertificatio n
in D riv e r a n d T ra ffic E ducation
w ill cu lm in a te w ith a lu n c h ­
eon in th e A SU M em orial U nion
a t 11:30 a.m., F rid a y , Oct. 1.
T he luncheon sp e a k e r is
sched u led to be N ew M exico
S tate U n iv ersity V ice -P resid en t
W. B. O ’D onnell.
P re sid in g ov er th e in itial
g en e ral session on T h u rsd ay
w ill be S a ra h Folsom , A rizona
sta te su p e rin te n d e n t of public
in stru ctio n .
P a n e l discussions w ill be led
by d riv e r an d tra ffic e d u c a -

Activity Cards
Not Punched
At Grid Games
WActivity

card s w ill 1 riot be
pun ch ed for th e rem a in in g
foo tb all gam es, according to
L ic k F in ley , ex e cu tiv e m a n a g ­
e r of A ssociated S tu d en ts. H e
sta te d th a t th e crow d w as too
g re a t fo r c h e g ate tic k e t ta k e rs
to handle.
T he first seven slots, o rig ­
inally fo r football, w ill n o t be
used. T he rem a in in g n u m b e rs
on th e ac tiv ity c a rd w ill be
p u n ch ed fo r co n cert an d le c tu re
series, stu d e n t elections; b a s­
k e tb a ll gam es, an d oth er s tu ­
d en t activities.
F in le y said, “W e w ill be a t­
te m p tin g to elim in a te th e long
lines in volved in picking up ac­
tiv ity c a rd s.” H e w en t on to say
th a t a proposal to com bine the
a c tiv ity c a rd w ith th e fee card
re c e ip t is being considered.
F in ley sta te d th a t th e ID is
p e rm a n e n t an d should n o t be
th ro w n aw a y a t th e end of th e
y ear. T h e ac tiv ity card, h o w ­
ever, is issued each sem ester,
an d b o th ca rd s a re needed w hen
a tte n d in g s tu d e n t activities.

tio n co n su ltan ts from v ario u s
u n iv e rsitie s in A rizona, C alif­
orn ia, H aw aii, N evada and New
M exico.
S tate d eleg atio n s w ill m eet
from 7 to 9 p.m. T h u rsd ay to
fo rm u late sta te plans. T hese r e ­
p o rts w ill be giv en a t th e g en ­
e ra l session F rid a y m orning.

M edical Students
M ay R eceive
School Finances
Q u alified n eg ro stu d en ts m ay
ap p ly for fo u r-y e a r m edical
sch o larsh ip s to be issued in th e
fall of 1966.
T en such sch o larsh ip s a re
aw a rd e d a n n u a lly by N ational
M edical F ellow ships, Inc. an d
th e A lfred P. S lo an F o u n d a ­
tion, according to D r. Roy M.
Joh n so n , A SU associate p ro fe s­
sor of m icrobiology.
A p p lican ts m u st h av e d em ­
o n stra te d o u tstan d in g ach iev e­
m ent,' h av e been accepted by a
m ed ical school, and be a U.S.
citizen.
A to ta l of 40 n egroes a re at
p re se n t stu d y in g m e rd icin e u n ­
d e r th is p ro g ram in 28 m ed ircal
schools. E ach s tu d e n t receives
an av e rag e of $6 th o u san d for
th e fo u r-y e a r period.

To aid th e A ctiv ities Co­
o rd in atio n C ouncil, a p ublicity
co m m ittee has been created by
A ssociated- S tu d en ts.

A ssigned five m a in resp o n ­
sibilities, it w ill w o rk u n d er
L inda O akley, activ ities vice
p resid ent, according to C h a r­
lo tte L and, ch airm an .
T h e co m m ittee’s first r e s ­
po n sib ility w ill be to act as
“reso u rce p erso n ,” aid in g any
p u b licity cam p aig n s w ith in the
fiv e m ain b o ard s u n d e r the
A ctiv ities Council: Social, C u l­
tu ra l A ffairs, In te rn a tio n a l S tu ­
d en ts R elations, F a c u lty - S tu ­
d en t R elatio n s an d R ally and
T rad itio n s.
I t w ill also act as a "c le a r­
ing h o u se” to m a k e su re th a t
p u b lic ity cam p aig n s a re carried
out. A ccording to M iss L and,
all p u b lic ity m u st go th ro u g h
h e r oom m ittee.
T“
T h e co m m ittee p lan s to e s­
ta b lish a fo u r-m o n th ca len d ar
in th e A ctiv ities C en ter, MU
room 212. T his c a le n d a r will
d eal m a in ly w ith th e b o ard s’
activities.
T h e co m m ittee w ill also have
th e resp o n sib ility of being an
"in n e r a g e n t” b etw een th e v a r ­
ious b o ard s an d th e “ou ter
w o rld ,” besides being a m es­
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Friday, September 24, 1965

STATE PRESS

New Words Needed For Fight Song
P re sid e n t D u rh a m discussèd
th e idea of R ally and T ra d i­
tions B oard organizing a con­
te st to com pose lyrics for th e
fig h t song.
In a m eeting w ith U n iv ersity
officials, fecu lty an d stu d en ts
T uesday, D r. D u rh am suggested
th a t “som e of th e ex cellen t stu -

d en t ta le n t a v a ila b le ” be used
to provide w ords fo r th e song.
Bill P erk in s, R&T Board,
ch a irm an , said the concensus
is th a t a n ew fig h t song is n e e d ­
ed. T he b o ard w ill consider the
possibilities of a contest at
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ST’À l’È PRESS

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S unday, Sept. 26 th e K a ra te
C lub w ill h av e a K y u E xam
an d D em o n stratio n in Sun
D evil gym . M r. N ish ay am a, d i­
rec to r of a ll K a ra te clubs in
th e U nited S tates, from Los A n ­
geles, w ill preside.
T he K a ra te C lub is now
fo rm in g ag ain ; m eetin g s a re
h e l d e v e r y T u esd ay and
T h u rsd ay s fro m 3 to 5 p.m. in
th e C osner ca feteria. P ra ctice
is also h eld S a tu rd a y s in the
G ym A n n ex a t 9 a.m .
T he clu b w elcom es anyone
in te re ste d in jo in in g . K a ra te is
an o rien tal a r t in self-d efen se.
O fficers fo r th is y e a r are:
D ennis R. A rc h a m b a u lt, P re si­
d en t; an d P a u l D. C arter,
V ice -P resid en t.

Aggies Favored
By 10 Over Devils
MAAS

T ony K nap, fig u rin g the
stra te g y w o rked fo r BYU, w ill
try th e ¿same th in g this w eek
w h en he brin g s h is U ta h S tate
A ggies to m eet th e D evils.
In fo rm e r y e a rs th e visiting
te am a rriv e d in T em pe on F ri­
d ay fo r a lig h t w o rk o u t on th e
v isitin g field, b u t th is y e a r the
A ggies, as did BY U la st w eek,
a rriv e on S a tu rd a y afternoon.
T h is ch a n g e in p la n seem ed to
h elp BYU an d K n ap is hoping
it w ill h e lp h is te a m in th e
sam e w ay.
T he U tags a r e seven to te n
p o in t fav o rite s to h a n d th e D e­
v ils th e ir th ird stra ig h t d e fe a t
(so m eth in g th a t h a s n e v e r ben
do n since K u sh has a rriv e d ).
. T h is is a fa m ilia r position
fo r th e A ggies fo r th e y h av e
been th e fav o rite s in m ost of
fh eir seven p rev io u s m eetings
w ith th e D evils b u t h av e m a n ­
aged o n ly o n e victory.

T h e D evils
h av e
w ork ed
h a rd th is w eek on co rrectin g
th e ir tack lin g , w h ich w as on
the poor side in th 24-6 loss to
BYU. T h ey w ill need th e im ­
p ro v em e n t too, if th ey a re to
Stop th e U tags A ll-A m erica
ca n d id a te R oy S hivers, a 197
p o u n d er w h o ru n s fro m the
ta ilb a ck position.
A n o th er h a rd ru n n e r fo r the
A ggies is G erald W atson, a
193-pound sophom ore w ho w as
forced in to action la s t w eek
w ith th e in ju ry of C raig M u rry
a t fu llb ack .
W hat A SU does on offense
rem a in sto b e seen. T h e D evils
h a v e n ’t en g in eered a good
g rou n d g am e in th e ir la st 11
s ta rts an d to m o rro w n ig h t they
w ill be ru n n in g ag a in st one of
th eb est d efen siv e lin es th e y ’ve
faced in th e p a st tw o seasons.

K u sh h as b ea te n U tah S tate
34-12, 33-27; 34-15 an d 24-8.
H e w ould v ery m uch lik e to
e x te n d th is stre a k to five to ­
m o rro w night.
T h e D evils h a v e m ad e th re e
lin e u p ch anges fro m la s t w e e k ’s
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W illiam s, w ho is still sch ed u l­
ed to see p le n ty of action, both
of offense an d defense.

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P ractice sessions h av e been
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STATE PRESS

Page 8

Soccer Club Organizes
For 1965-66 Com petition

O U T O F A C T IO N —

R a y S h ir e y , 6-3, 2 3 3 -p o u n d le ft tackle , w ill

T he ASU Soccer Club has
scheduled th e ir first m eeting of
th e y e a r for tom orrow at 10:30
a.m . in o rd er to elect club o ffi­
cers an d begin o rg an izatio n of
th is y e a r’s team .
Club spokesm an, F ra n k S c a r­
sella, ask s th a t any o n e in te r e s t­
ed in p a rticip a tin g in th e clu b ’s
activ ities a tte n d th e m eetin g
and p ractice session th a t w ill
be held d irec tly afte rw a rd ,
i T h e club com petes in the
P h o en ix Soccer L eague, w hich
*is com prised of n in e v alley
team s, in c lu d in g ASU. L eague
com petition begins th e m iddle
of n e x t m onth. Coach of th is
y e a r’s team is Ia n M cRae of
Scottsdale.
McRae, who play ed pro soc­
cer for A sto n v illa in B irm in g ­
ham , E ngland, com piled an im ­
p ressiv e 15-3 w o n -lo st record
finishing th ird in th e league in
his first y ea r at th e helm of
th e clu b in 1963-64. In th e
y e a r prev io u s th e te am fin ish ­
ed second in th e league ju s t
one p o in t b eh in d the lead er.
P e te r V ersteegen, cap tain of
la st seaso n ’s team an d holder

of th e c lu b ’s in d iv id u al scoring
rec o rd fo r m ak in g 37 goals u n ­
assisted la st y ear, is sidelined
because o f a b ad k n ee. This
y e a r h e is actin g m an ag e r of
th e club a n d is try in g to sc h ed ­
ule gam es w ith th e U ofA an d
th e U n iv ersity of N ew M exico.
T h e la st tim e th ese clubs
m et w as in 1963-64 w h en ASU
lost a sq u e a k e r to N ew M e x i­

co 2-1 an d tw o y ea rs ago w hen
the UofA b la ste d them 6-3.
R e tu rn in g m em bers of la st
y e a r’s team include: P e te r V e r­
steegen, F ra n k Scarsella, Jo e
L ivly, G eorge B uchtko, T ony
F iu g eras, A lex F ashen,
Bill
A llen, J e a n B o rk eau x ,
Dick
K o lb ren n er, A lphonsus O korie,
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F R ID A Y
S e p te m b e r 24th, 1965

we ,ekencL

It’s ‘In’ at the Union ’til Midnight

Freshmen
Primer
(E d ito r’s N ote: T his p rim e r
w as au th o re d by ; a g ra d u a te and
fo rm er sta ff editor. H e is not
know n for his subtety.)
By R IC H A R D

CANTOR

is for th e ad m in istra tio n , th a t
gro u p of ded icated people w ho, in
sp ite of them selves, keep ASU going.
B is for busy w ork, u su ally handed
.out by “ in stru c to rs” w ho a re cn the
" le a rn -a s -y o u -te a c h ” plan.
A

AT LYCEUM —

Coffee, Shakespeare from 9 a .m.
Stage Show and Pop Art Tonight
T he M U throw s o p en its doors to ­
d ay to th e e n tire U n iv ersity co m m u n .
ity for th e MU’s 10th a n n u a l open
house.
A ction . begins at 9 a.rri. w ith cof­
fee, p a strie s an d “T ab le T a lk ” in th e
P agoda Room, an d ends w ith stage
show s a n d m idnight dan cin g in th e
Ballroom .
T he lively 15 hojars in b etw een w ill

C is for C am pus S ecurity, those
c a p a b le and en erg etic k eepers of the
peace w ho scoot aro u n d on th e ir H on­
da 50s in p u rsu it of Isetta 300s. Not
to be confused w ith th e T em pe Police
D ep artm en t, w ho stru g g le in vain
w ith 350hp to catch th e H ondas.
D is for the D evils Den, a hav en
for g irlw atch ers a n d /o r stu d e n ts who
do n ’t have to w o rry ab o u t having
th e ir intelligence in su lted by th e
jukebox.
E is fo r th e E n g in e erin g C enter,
in h a b ita ted b y . b rillian t, h a rd -s tu d y ­
ing stu d e n ts in th e m . riad fields of
engineering. T he building is one of
th e n ew est on cam pus an d th e only
one w h ere you h av e to w atch out for
falling acoustical tile.
F is for filib u ster, w hich th e S tu ­
dent S en ate w ill seek to o u tlaw as
soon as it finds out w h a t th e w ord
m eans.
is for G am m age A uditorium , in ­
te rn a tio n a lly know n for its u nique
arc h ite c tu re and su p e rb acoustics.
R um ors th a t elec trica l shocks derived
by p atrp n s on its ca rp ets a re used to
pow er its a ir conditioning system are
not as y et su b stan tia te d .
H is for head resid en ts, w ho are,
alm ost w ith o u t exception, ex trem ely
kind and forgiving. T h a t’s w hy they
G

(S e e

P a ge

3 -B )

O n th e tab les you’ll fin d in te re st­
in g article s an d n ew sp ap er clip­
pings to stim u la te y o u r co n v ersa­
tion.
L O U N G E , 12 noon to 1 p.m.
E njoy a n oonday co n cert by Mrs.
E sther M cLaughlin, h arp ist. Relax
and en joy y o u r lu n ch b reak .

UPPER

ROOM,
1 to 5 p.m. Free
gam es, bow ling, b illiard s in the
new ly rem odeled G am es Room.

GAMES

2:30 to 4:30 p.m. The
Los Rayos la tin q u a rte t w ill p re ­
sent a 2 -h o u r show . C aricatu re
a rtists w ill be a t w ork and th e soft
d rin k s w ill be ju st a nickel.

D E V I L ’S D E N ,

Mice, Men
Back Today
T he U niversity P lay e rs w ill p re s­
e n t th e ir second p erfo rm an ce of
Jo h n S tein b eck ’s “O f Mice an d M en”
tonight a t 8.
T he d ram a, play in g a t th e Lyceum ,
cen ters aro u n d a C alifornia farm an d
fea tu re s an ig n o ran t b ru te, L ennie,
w ho can ’t ta k e care of him self. L en ­
nie, w hose b ru ta lity alw ays kills the
things, he loves, is consistently in
trouble.

ACTIVITY CENTER, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.
You’re welcome to come up, meet
MU workers and become acquaint­
ed with AS committees.

O th er cu ltu ral ev en ts com ing to
th e Cam pus this y ea r at G am m age
A uditorium w ill include a g rea t
sym phonic season. O rch estras from
C leveland, P ittsb u rg h , St. Louis, an d
Los A ngeles as ,w ell as tw o B allets
an d num erous in dividual perform ers
m ay be seen a t th e au d ito riu m
through th e concert an d L ectu re se r­
ies.

R O O M , 8:30 to 11:30 p m .
E njoy folk singing a t its finest.
Cover charge, 25 cents. You’ll get
your m oney’s w orth, - -- continuous
show, soft d rin k s, crac.kers and
cheese.

T he S eries w ill begin F rid ay , Oct.
1, w ith th e introduction of A1 H irt.
Follow ing H irt w ill be such noted
p erfo rm ers as R obert M errill, The
N orm an L uboff Chor an d T heodore
Bikel an d Ju d y Collins.

PAGODA

L O U N G E , 8:30, to 11:30 p m .
C ider served w ith th e e n te rta in ­
m ent.

LO W ER

be spiced with this lineup of activi­
ties open to students, faculty and
staff:
R O O M , 9 to 10:30
a.m. H ave fre e coffee an d view
some of th e o u tstan d in g p rin ts
from th e MU S h ak esp ea re’ collec­
tion. Y our conversation w ill be e n ­
han ced by b e a u tifu l back g ro u n d
m usic reco rd ed for y o u r p leasu re.

F A C U L T Y D IN IN G

r o o m ; 9 to 11 a.m. S tu ­
dents, facu lty an d sta ff a re in v ited
to come up an d ta b le talk . Coffee,
juice and p astries a re 5 cen ts each.

PAGODA

8:30 to 11:30 p m .
W elcome to “T he L oft.” See artists
w orking on v arie d m edia. Watch
th e ir w ork develop from th e begin­
ning to th e finished product. F re e­
form scu lp tin g an d a b stra c t p o r­
tra itu re w ill be' on display.

UPPER

LO UNGE,

8:30 p m . to 12 m idnight.
C o n tem porary dances w ill swing
w ith T he G alahads. Tw o fu ll stage
show s b efo re a pop a rt background
w ill highlight th e night.

BALLRO OM ,

Inside
E n te rta in m e n t
w rite r
M ark
M onday begins • his S atu rd ay
nig h t escapades on page 2B.
W atch for th e W E E K E N D m an
fro m
S .A .T .U .R .D .A .Y .,
M ark
M onday, in com ing w eeks.
K A ET -T V highlights are ch a n ­
neled into C h an n el 8 F a re on
page 3B. N ext w e e k ’s o u tsta n d ­
ing program s from th e C am pus
sta tio n a re listed.

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Friday, September 24, 1965

WEEKEND

O ur Man From S.A. T. U.R.D

Mark MONDAY - By M A RK MONDAY
If all you like to do d u rin g
y o u r free tim e is c u rl u p in
som e c o rn e r w ith a book, d on’t
re a d any fu rth e r. T his is an
e n te rta in m e n t colum n and is
n o t fo r rugged in d iv id u alists
o r self co ntained people w ho
need no am u sem en t outside of
w M t th ey c re ate for th e m ­
selves.
F o r those w ho rev e l in “g et­
tin g m essages,” Jo h n S tein ­
b ec k ’s “O f M ice and M en” is
being p rese n ted by the U n iv er­
sity P la y e rs a t 8:30 th is ev e­
nin g an d to m o rro w in th e L y ­
ceum .
F o r tho se w ho w an t to laugh
a n d be g ay on th e ir fre e tim e,
th e y w ould do w ell to cross th is
a c tiv ity o u t of th e ir d ate books.
It ■is a tra g e d y ce n te re d around
th e m isfo rtu n e s an d broken

d rea m s of tw o m ig ra n t farm
w o rk e rs in C alifo rn ia d u rin g
th e d epression w h en things
w ere tough all over.
T he conditions p o rtra y ed are
tru e in som e resp ects even to ­
day b u t the fact th a t S teinbeck
seem ingly b aptized his w ork in
te a rs of an g u ish in a m om ent
of su p rem e m elancholy m ak es
the play fa r m ore in te restin g to
the in ten se young stu d e n t th a n
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N ev erth eless, th e acting of
Ja m e s M ancuso as G eorge an d
M ichael L u ch essi as L en n ie is
good an d d esp ite th e sh o rt tim e
allo w ed fo r p ra c tic e befo re th e
play w as p rese n ted , th ey h av e
p o rtra y e d th e ir ch a ra c te rs e x ­
cep tio n ally w ell for an y U n i­
v ersity d ra m a group.

classic, d u rin g th e course of th e
y e a r th e re w ill be m an y fin e
p erfo rm an ces in th e MU given
by stu d e n ts from th e m usic d e­
p artm en t. T he rec itals a re a
p le asa n t w ay to sp en d a few
h o u rs d u rin g th e upcom ing ,y ear
an d th e y ’re free, w hich m eans
th a t th e only e x p e n d itu re th e
liste n e r m ak es is his tim e.

F o r th e g u y o r coed w ho lik es
th e ir m usic classical o r sem i­

How you can tu rn to th e
sports pages and fin d o u t a ll

t o th e a v e rag e collegiate.

ab o u t A SU ’s b est atte n d e d ac­
tiv ity — to m o rro w ’s fo o tb all
gam e. F o r th o se w ho lik e th e
e x c ite m e n t of crow ds or th e
th rill of u n c e rta in ty , th e re a re
few ac tiv itie s d u rin g th e course
of a y e a r w h ich ca n eq u a l th e
p erfo rm an ces a t S u n D evil s ta ­
dium . T he sta tistic s show th a t
ball gam es a re th e fa v o rite e n ­
te rta in m e n t — an d w ho am I
to arg u e w ith a ro a rin g crow d.

Friday, September „24, 1965

(C o n tin u e d

fr o m

WEEKEND

P a g e 3 -B

A .Graduate’s Primer For Freshmen

Page 1 -B )

N is for n u clea r energy, as in the
A -bom b an d h u s b a n d -h u n tin g coeds,

stu d y in th e lib r a ry r a th e r th a n in
th e ir dorm s.
I is fo r in v o lu n ta ry se rv itu d e, i.e.,
th e d ra ft.
J is fo r a ju n io r, i.e., a sophom ore
w ho ca n spell his n am e AND his m a­
jor.
K isc fo r K A SN , th e ca m p u s rad io
sta tio n w hose p o w erfu l sig n al has
been h e a rd as fa r aw a y as L en in g rad ,
M ontevideo an d Eloy. I t h as y et to
be h e a rd on cam pus.
L is fo r th e lib ra ry , w h e re ' it
tak es .only tw o m in u te s to find th e
o b scu rist title s a n d .20 m in u tes to
check th e m out.
M is fo r m onopoly, such as th e
phone com pany a n d S aga Food S e r­
vice.

O is for th e o n -cam p u s p a rk in g
situ atio n w hich is no longer a p ro b ­
lem sin ce dorm resid e n ts can now
p a rk a t L egend City.
P is for th e post office in th e MU.
So efficien t th a t th e E nglish p o st­
m a ste r, fo r all m a il m a rk e d “h and
stam p ,” p erso n ally stom ps each one.
Q is for q u iet hours in dorm s, r e ­
ligiously ob serv ed in all dorm s from
3 to 6 a.m.
•R is for ROTC, w h ere th e stu d e n t
le a rn s to accep t m ediocre g rad es u n ­
less h e goes to th e a n n u a l m ilita ry
ball. A d v an ced RO TC stu d e n ts le arn
to fin d h an g in g th re a d s on ca d et u n i­
form s, as w ell as giving cadence on

Channel 8 Spots Featured Fare
S um ie, science a n d sym p h o n y
a re th re e of th e h ea d lin in g
topics fo r K A E T -T V fe a tu re s
begin n in g M onday evening.
T he in itia l C h a n n el 8 hig h
lig h t w ill be th e “R egion R e -’
p o rts” se rie s co v erin g th e le ­
gal, m edical, social an d m o ra l
aspects of b irth co n tro l w h ich
w ill be b ro ad c ast W ednesday.
O th e r p ro g ra m s include:
'“J a p a n e se B ru sh P a in tin g ,”
deb u ts on M onday a t 8:30 p.m.
T he p ro g ra m e n title d “T h e A p ­
proach to A rt,” is hosted by
a rtis t T. M ikam i, w ho w ill in ­

th e w rong foot a n d m ispronouncing
nam es.
S is for S electiv e E x p erim e n ta tio n ,
a g rad u a te co u rse in itia te d by d ed i­
cated re se a rc h e rs in th e biology d e­
p a rtm e n t to c ra c k th e genetic code.
U sually w ritte n in a b b re v ia te d form
SEX.
T is ‘ for teleco u rses, a m eans of
teaching u tilizin g telev isio n to teach a
la rg e r n u m b e r of p u p ils th a n p re ­
viously. T ea ch in g tech n iq u es d iffe r
little ex cep t th a t b lin d lead th e blind
on a m ass level.
U is for th e U n iv e rsity of A rizona,
w hich gets c re d it fo r all A SU ’s ac­
com plishm ents in n atio n al p u b lica­
tions.
is for V icto rian ; p e rta in s to the
ch aracteristics of th e tim es w hen

For Q u ality
W atch
Repairs

tro d u ce th e su b je ct of Ja p a n e se
b ru sh p ain tin g , o r “sum ie,” an d
e x p la in s th e use of b ru s h -p a in t­
ing m a teria ls.

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“A b o u t C om m unism ,” a s e r ­
ies sc reen in g T u esd ay an d
T h u rsd a y a t 6:45 p.m. is en title d
“M eeting th e S oviet C h allen g e,”
a n d fe a tu re s Jo h n D avis Dodge,
am b assa d o r to Spain.

p e c v e te m
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T e m p e S h o p p in g C e n te r

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w ith my A ll- R is k A uto Insurance ,
P I I have better caverane, ”

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code in th e MU.
W is fo r w itch b u rn in g , i.e., a m a le
student, te llin g an o th e r of th e p re ­
vious n ig h t’s b lin d date.
X is for X ero x , a d u p lic atin g
m ach in e m ad e specifically fo r f r a te r ­
n ity test files.
Y is for y es m an , a stu d e n t d e s ir ­
ous of a good g rad e an d w o rk s on
te ac h er ra th e r th a n course. K n o w n
by m o re g rap h ic, b u t u n p rin ta b le ,
term s.
Z is fo r zym ase, an enzym e, p re ­
sen t in y east, w hich causes fe rm e n ta ­
tion by b rea k in g dow n glucose an d
som e o th e r ca rb o h y d ra te s into alco­
hol an d carb o n dioxide. U sually
fo u n d in fra te rn ity houses.

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WEEKEND

Friday, September 24, 1965

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