ARIZONA STATI UMVBtSITY

Vol. 50, No. 42

W ednesday, D ecem ber 6, 1967

Tem pe, A rizona

Classification Woe
Confusion Costing SS Deferments
By DAVE GURZENSKI
A pproxim ately 20 m ale
stu d en ts seek advice daily
from th e office o f G alen
C assity, associate reg istrar,
w ith problem s involving re ­
classification and loss of d e­
ferm ents.

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Photo

by Bill Dcmpney

ATTITUDE SURVEY — Jim Shasky, radio-television
m ajor, w ho w orks fo r KOOL-TV, C hannel 10, is conduct­
ing a cam pus survey to get stu d en ts' view s on hippies
and, d ra ft card burners. R esults of th e survey w ill appear
on C hannel 10 to n ig h t a t 6. H ere h e in terv iew s an uniden­
tified «bed.

“It’s not clear enough to the
students what they -must do to
retain their 2-S classification,”
said Cassity’s secretary.
EXPLAINING th at the stu­
dent’s deferm ent has become
his own responsibility, she ex­
plained the two requirem ents
the d raft eligible m an m ust
m eet before securing his 2-S ra t­
ing.
An SSS 104 form (“Request

Executive Council Passes
Survey Release Controls
By LARRY ROSS
The ASASU Executive Council
passed a motion in closed ses­
sion Monday which would place
the authority for the release of
results from the recently com­
pleted Student Attitude Survey
(SAS) in th eir hands exclusively.
The survey was given to a
representative sam ple of the
University com m unity several
weeks ago and is now in the
process of .being evaluated. It

Kissing Twig
Now on Sale
Students from the New­
man Center are selling m is­
tletoe on the Mall this week.
The oscillatory organism is
in good shape and comes
equipped with berries.
The ¡sales began Monday
in front of the Quad and
will continue until the m is­
tletoe is all sold.

asked questions concerning stu­
dent government, academ ics
and school activities among
other things.
MIDWAY in the executive
m eeting, a motion to go into
executive session and exclude
press representatives was called
for by Skip Swerdlow, adminis­
trativ e vice president, and pass­
ed.
At a m eeting during the week
before Thanksgiving, the Execu­
tive Council discussed a sim i­
la r motion and delayed it for
additional polishing and discus­
sion.
An am ended version of the
new motion was passed with
com plete support, according to
Bill Perkins, AS president.
“WE WANTED a m ore posi­
tive attitude in the motion and
are assigning responsibility to
the Executive Council where it
belongs,” Perkins said.
The new policy states that the
results will be the responsibil-

Students Quiz Duffy
On Booze and Dope
By ROB SHAW
Som eone asked Jo h n D uffy, d irecto r of Cam pus Se­
curity, a ra ttie r pointed question th e o th er day.
H e said, “W hat do you do w ith a ll th e booze and
dope you confiscate in th ese raid s?”
NOT FLIN CHIN G a b it, D uffy ap tly explained, “If
th e case goes to court, w e subm it it to th e co u rt clerk as
evidence. T he clerk la te r destroys i t ”
W ith a sly sm irk, th e stu d en t continued, “W hat about
th e stu ff w hich isn 't used in court?”
D uffy, ex p ertly holding th a t poker face, answ ered,
“W e hold it in o u r evidence v a u lt and publicly destroy
it every six m onths.”
H E FURTHER explained th a t in destroying th e alco­
holic beverages, officers open th e b o ttles in public place?
and po u r th e contents dow n a sew er.
T he stu d en t reto rted , “I guess th a t evidence v au lt is
in th e sam e b uilding as C am pus S ecurity, rig h t?”
“R ight,” D uffy answ ered.

ity of the ASASU Executive
Council and can be released
with the perm ission of th at body.
It also assigns Swerdlow as
the official representative of
ASASU with respect to the re ­
sults and gives Mm co-ordinat­
ing responsibility for the proj­
ect.
DELETED FROM the propos­
al was a stipulation th at the re­
lease be conditional with written
instructions and restrictions as
to use.
business discussed and that it
was “just in-house business we
S W E R D L O W INFORMED
the council a t the earlier m eet­
ing th at the old policy proposal
was aim ed at tiré State Press,
and that stories on the survey
results would be subject to con­
sultation and review.

for Undergraduate Student De­ e r m ade it to the local board.”
ferm ent” ) m ust be completed
Cassity adm itted th at m any of
by the student and sent to the the local boards are not follow­
local board. He m ust also re­ ing the uniform standards set
quest the R egistrar to send a down by the national Selective
status report to the board prov­ Service System.
ing that he is pursuing a full­
“WHEN WE receive requests
tim e course of study.
for a student’s grades from lo­
The clerk said th at students
cal boards, it is evident tha t
are now realizing the necessity
of the 104 form s, but they are they are confused over w hat is
actually required of the stu­
still subject to reclassification
dents,” said the R egistrar.
if the local board has not re­
In sum m arizing the national
ceived notification of school at­
requirem ents, Cassity explained
tendance.
DURING FALL registration that grades are not a factor in
the notification form s were plac­ classification; the student need
ed in the packets of all m ale only be pursuing a full-t i m e
course of study.
students for completion.
“Many of these requests for
If a student is reclassified be­
notification were not filled out cause his local board has not
or were incomplete, c a u s i n g
been notified of his school at­
them to be rejected by the com­ tendance, he should contact the
puter,” the secretary said, “and R egistrar’s office and a special
if any of the inform ation was form will im m ediately be sent
incorrect, such as the selective to the board, explaining his po­
service num ber, the request nev- sition.

Outdoor Sculptures

—

Art Covers Mail
B y JO H N PA R RISH
“T he Invaders” ? “L ost in Space”? “S ta r T rek”? Is
th is w h at our M all is com ing to? P erh ap s th e foundations
of th e buildings have reared up, in p ro test to th e p ro test­
ers?
Don’t panic, the inanim ate --------- -------------- ------------ ----“m onsters” standing quiet sen­ have been held in a room where
try on the Mall are only a harm ­ the students m ust go to view
less p art of an experim ental them. We are putting the a rt in
sculpture exhibit sponsored by front of the students so they
the Cultural Affairs Committee. can’t help but see it,” said Ave.
THE MAIN idea of the showThe faculty advisor of the Cul­
in g , according to Ferrydoun tu ral A ffairs Committee, Mr.
Ave, Cultural A ffairs chairm an, •Rudy Turk, sent letters to the
is to bring the a rt to the stu­ a rt departm ent a t the Univerdents. “fit the past, a rt exhibits
(Continued on page 6)

The survey policy has been a
touchy subject since a previous
article in the State P ress repent­
ed that a motion was being con­
sidered to keep the results of the
survey under lock and key.

► Last Chance <
►To Select ‘Ugly’}
t Today is the last day fo r^
r t h e Ugly Man Contest on 4
r campus.
4
r The booth is set up today ^
►only on the Mall in front of A
bH ayden Library from 10 to !

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k Alpha Epsilon P i has j
f forged bade into the le a d !
' today
----- - after a tem porary 4
r takeover by Kappa Alpha I
►Theta.
a
^ The dark horse ca n d id a te!
By Bill
k is McQintock Hall w h ich ! FUTURISTIC W EATHER VANE? — T he su p erstru c­
L ju f t entered the com petition! tu re o f an ab stract train , created b y a rt p rofessor R ay
r as a late entry. Their total % F ink, is p a rt of th e in v itatio n al a r t ex h ib it now on d is­
Fdo date is 18 votes.
4 p lay a n th e M all. T his and o th er creatio n s w ill sta y cm

th e M all th ro u g h S aturday.

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Wednesday, Decem ber 6, 1967

STATE PRESS

City Morals
Topic For
Discussion
The University Center for
Am erican Studies will present
the second of a four - p art lec­
tu re series on Conflict in Amer­
ica a t 2:40 p.m . today in the
MU Ballroom.
Discussing “The Inner City:
The M oral Revolution” will be
Dr. George F. Hamm, dean of
students; Dr. R obert E. Shafer,
professor of English; and Rev.
C harles Seller, Presbyterian
cam pus m inister. Dr. Douglas
G. A rner, chairm an of the phil­
osophy departm ent, will mod­
erate th e discussion.
Discussion issues include the
increase of drug usage in
A m erica’s high schools and co­
lleges, student political move­
m ents, the current trend in
sexual attitudes and a theory
regarding the im pact of elec­
tronic communications on hu­
m anity.

25-Year

For MU Pop-Ups —

Singer Back
He’s back again.
Singer Ted Newman, that is.
The popular folk singer, cur­
rently playing a t the Iron Horse
in Scottsdale, will present two
half-hour program s today in the
Pop-Up series in the MU Ball­
room.
THE FIRST concert will be
from 11:45 to 12:15 the second
from 12:45 to 1:15 p.m. Sub­
m arine sandwiches and cold
soft drinks will be served for
75 cents.
Newman, a versatile singer
and guitarist who has appeared
on television
and in con­
cert with such entertainm ent
notables as Dick Clark, Jim m y
Rodgers, Tex Williams and John­
ny Cash, attended ASU.
His program s often include
such songs as “I’ve Been to
Town,” “Nobody Wants Y o u
When You’re Down and Out,”
“ The Work Song” and “Love
Me With All Your H eart,”

which he sings in eith er English
or Spanish.
And he belts them with a quiet
authority th at critics have ac­
claim ed as “neither overpow­
ering o r overbearing, a per­
suasive soft-sell.”

Vietnam
Dr. J. B. Neilands, professor
of bio-chem istry a t the'U niver­
sity of California a t Berkeley,
will give a lecture at 11:30 a.m .
in Cosner Auditorium today.
D r. Neilands is a m em ber of
the International W ar Crimes
Tribunal and visited North Viet­
nam to investigate charges of
w ar crim es against the United
States.
He will speak on the Vietnam
issue and will appear on the
Mall after his speech, about
12:30.

Buy Art for Christmas
Having trouble getting original g ifts fo r C h rist­
m as? Unique g ifts w ithin a stu d en t’s b u d g et are
few and fa r between, but th e re is a solution. T he
A nnual Christmas Art S ale is com ing to th e rescue.
The sale w ill begin d u ring th e M em orial U nion
C hristm as decorating 'party a t 6 p.m . tom orrow
through Dec. 12 in th e MU A rts Lounge.
S tu d en t paintings, ceram ics, sculpture, p rin ts,
jew elry and other crafts w ill be available: M ary
P arkey, MU program assistant, said, “It’s, a good
w ay to buy a quality one-of-a-kind h an d -crafted
p resen t a t a reasonable ¡nice. In th e p ast th in g s have
gone very quickly.”

Cambridge Classics
the styling is traditiona l— the colors and fabrics are
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Secretary Is Male

MALE SECRETARY — E arl Ram sey, second from rig h t,
gets congratulations from G ilb e rt Cady, vice p resid en t
fo r business affairs, fo r h is acceptance in to th e N ational
S ecretaries Association.

E arl Ram sey, 46, office assist­
ant to the vice president for bus­
iness affairs, has been accepted
into the National Secretaries As­
sociation after waiting 25 years.
He had to wait while 25,000
women were installed ahead of
him. He is the third m ale in the
organization’s 580 chapters in
nine countries.
“It took a long tim e to break
the ice,” Ram sey said, “but
now a m an has m any m ore op­
portunities in the secretarial pro­
fession.”
Ram sey was inducted into the
Kachina Chapter of NSA in cer­
emonies a t the Penn-M or Manu­
facturing Çorp. He is the only
m an in the 29-member chapter.
As a m em ber of the associa­
tion, he feels he’ll be able to
keep b etter inform ed cm the lat­
est developm ents in the secre­
tarial field.

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For Awards

Silver Hands,
Guitar To Be
At Gammage

B onner U niversity students
«31 join the faculty, staff and
a tilm h in selecting tins year’s
« ■ n e n of d ie Distinguished
f t or t w and Faculty Achieve­
m ent aw ards.
G tadnates m ay obtain offic­
ia l oom m atkn form s by con­
tacting die ASU Alumni Assoc­
iation. Deadline for subm itting
iMmaialiuus is 4 p.m. on Jan . 8.
Distinguished Teacher
Award rew ards teacher achieve­
m ent and scholarship. The Fac­
ulty Achievemen t Award recog­
nises achievem ent by faculty or
staff m em bers in work other
th an classroom teaching which
reflects a creditable contribu­
tion in higher education.

G ypsy g u itarist M anitas de P lata, from S outh­
ern. F rance, w ill ap p ear in a return, engagem ent a t
G am m age A uditorium to n ig h t a t 8:30.
D e P lata firs t appeared a t G am m age in 1966 in
a perform ance w hich critics said lite ra lly b rought
dow n th e house. W ith him them w as h is cousin,
¿9® Reyes. H is b ro th er M anero B allardo, and h is son,
H ippolyte B allardo, w ill jo in th ese tw o in th e p er­
form ance to n ig h t
T he program w ill featu re selections rep resen tau v e of such flam enco form s as B ulerías, M alagn^nac
S eguiriyas L avantes, M aritas M oras an d Saetas.
D escribed as “a g reat and savage a rtis t” b y Jo h n
Steinbeck, D e P la ta plays flam enco m usic w hich
goes so fa r back in to gypsy legend th a t even today
gypsy au th o rities disagree on points of its origin.
The New Y ork Tim es rev iew er said th a t h is im ­
provisations contain “a ll th e fire and p o etry of th e
flam enco.”
T ickets a re on sale a t th e G am m age B ox O ffice.

B Y T H E S E A — G ypsy flam enco g u ita rist M anilas de
P lata, seated, is flanked by his son, M anero Ballairdo, his
bro th er, H yppolyte B allardo, and Jo se Reyes, all from
so u tiiern F rance, w ill reg ale a G am m age audience w ith
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01 m usic called ‘flam enco’ tott e ? r ed C arnegie H all fo r fo u r concerts in 1965,
lu s U. S. debut, and fo r th re e concerts in 1966, hnd has
since tak en bo th London and P aris b y storm , in concerts
and on special television p ro g ra m s

Dr. Duane Manning profes­
so r o f education, won the Dis­
tinguished Teacher Award last
yea r. L ast year’s recipient of
, th e Faculty Achievement Award
w as D r. Alan B. Pritsfcer, pro­
fessor of industrial engineering.

Phi Beta Kappa Plans —

Extension Center to Offer
Founders’ Dinner Food Management Course

The F o w le rs’ Day dinner of
P h i B eta Kappa, national honorary scholastic fraternity, will
featu re John C arrie, assistant
professor of architecture, as its
keynote speaker.
M ore than 400 Phoenix-area
m em b as of the fratern ity have
been invited to the dinner Dec.
13 a t 7:30 p.m . a t the Phoenix
A rt Mnspmn
F M F - CORRIE, an authority
on city planning, will deliver an
illustrated address entitled “The
Visual Form of the City.”
P rim 1961 to 1962 Prof. Car­
rie com pleted a Boston w ater­
front project, and from 1964 to
1966 he was project coordinator
fo r Victor Gruen Associates,
city planning experts of Los

Reservations for the dinner, at
$5 per person, m ust be m ade
by Dec. 4. Tickets, a t $1 each,
for a 6:30 p.m . cocktail and so­
cial hour preceding the dinner
will be available a t the m u­
seum.

FOLLOWING his address, Dr.
H arry Wood, professor of art,
wQl conduct a gallery tour of
f t e iwmcpnrn

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STATE PRESS

The Ace

W ednesday, Decem ber 6, 1967

Letters to the Editor

7lJ f e flo w in g was w ritten by a 14 year-oldboy nam ed Steve
3t E ast
Sc*1001 “ Phoenix. Steve
Waterlogged Heroines m atter m irror public opinion, in order to “resist statisn i?” *
^
at P ^ h y . Seldom does a w riter have his
but business and industry plant­
THAT TERM, statism , does
fmst effort published, but if this is a sam ple of w hat’s to com e from Editor:
ed their own victory gardens in not have a clem ’ m eaning to me
Steve we predict a g reat future for him.
magazine ads. Everything from but, w hatever the m eaning the
Thirteen waterlogged g i r l s
*
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light bulbs to toothpaste be­ m ain problem of governm ent in
will be walking on all parts of
D u rin g th e y e a r o f ’17
came patriotic products. T h e the United States today is with
the
campus this week soaked
W h en th e w a r w a s g ro w in g w o rse,
American greenback was tinted all of its citizens, and not with
with toe feeling of great pride
T h e a llie d g e n e ra ls h a d a p la n .
red, white and blue.
the “power E lite” as suggested
and happiness, and so rightfully
W o u ld i t w o rk ? — O f co u rse.
THE NATIONAL Association by Campbell.
so.
“T h e p la n w e ’ll u se ,” th e y a ll a g re e d ,
of M anufacturers pledged its al­
The average citizen does not
These will be the 13 girls of legiance in the December 1943
Is ju s t th e th in g o u r c o u n try n ee d s.
actively participate in Ms sev­
the
A
SU
Women’s
swim
team
B u t sin c e w e c a n ’t w a it a n y la te r,
Saturday Evening Post through eral governm ents. H ie govern­
who, in one short weekend, cap­ toe slogan “Today. . .production m ental m achinery certainly can
i n e ris k in v o lv e d is te n tim e s g re a te r.
italized on two tremendous vic­ for victory . . . Tomorrow. . .
C au se m e n h a v e d ie d th is w a y b e fo re
be im proved to facilitate his
tories.
I s u g g e st w e u se th e K -9 e o rp .”
Opportunity, Jobs, Freedom .”
participation,
an a it m ust be.
T h e y th e n a sk e d fo r a v o lu n te e r.
FIRST, toe victory over a
In that sam e issue of the Post However, a g re at m any citizens
A d v a n ced a d o g w ith d ro o p y face.
stubborn and ought-to-be-shame a w ar poet set the hope for the are unwilling to participate in
W h a t’s y o u r n a m e ? ” o n e g e n e ra l a sk e d ,
faced adm inistration, and sec­ future in toe eager hands of the debate of public issues, and will
™ P h e d th e p u p , “I ’m S n o o p y , th e a c e !”
ondly, a great victory in cap­ young soldier.
not even say how they intend to
I h e y to ld h im w h a t h e w a s to d o
turing the 1967 Women’s NCAA
vote.
F e a r in h is e y e s w a s f l a r in ’.
Colleges and high schools as­
swimming c h a m p io n s h ip at
W h a t d o g w h o w a s in h is r ig h t m in d
T H O S E CITIZENS who do
Wayne State University in De­ sumed liberal educations would
W ould fig h t th e g re a t R ed B a ro n ?
come in peace time, so they ad- speak out against a popular is­
troit Mich.
B u t so o n w a s h e a rd a S o p w ith C am el
It seems to me somewhat pa­ j u s t e d their curriculum s to sue expose them selves to per­
F ly in g th ro u g h th e fog,
thetic that a University of ASU’s turning out men to replenish the sonal attack and economic loss.
F o r S n o o p y , d ru g g e d w ith ra b ie s ,
statu re would not conjure up the war machine. The December Yet tins “speaking out” is es­
B ecam e a K a m ik a z e dog.
necessary financial support to 1943 Newsweek said toe tough­ sential to the efficient function­
T h e f ir s t tim e th a t th e tw o h a d m e t
allow one of its finest athletic est problem the American edu­ ing of dem ocratic government.
S n o o p y w a s in ju re d a n d s e n t to th e v e t
Young A m ericans a l w a y s
team s to represent it in a con­ cational system had ever faced
B u t a la s, th a t sec o n d tim e
was, “The job of swiftly supply­ have the g reatest stak e in toe
test of such im portance.
W as so m e th in g m u ch to o re a l.
Perhaps they feel it of great­ ing the arm ed forces with train­ future of the United States. They
T h e d a y h a d b ee n th e tw e n ty -f ir e t
e r necessity to allot toe cheer­ ed technicians, well-schooled fu­ could be the principal creative
T h e m o n th h a d b e e n A p ril.
leading squad $6,000 annually to tu re officers, and specialists in force for im proving th eir home­
S n o o p y fo u n d th e F o k k e r
land. They can also do m ore to
display tbe tricks of their over- a hundred different lines.”
A n d d esc en d ed o n its t a i l
active
thyroids in toe haunts of
THE WAR ended, the nation help im prove the canditien of
B u t th e B a ro n sa w h im co m in g : ‘
m an throughout th e world.
Utah, New Mexico, etc. Let’s settled down to packaging t h e
S n o o p y ’s d iv e h a d fa ile d .
be
reasonable
in
these
m
atters,
The extent o f these improve­
American
dream
.
S o a d o g fig h t so o n tra n s p ire d
gentlemen!
ments will depend prim arily tin
T h a t n o o n e see m e d to w in .
Today, 26 years later, Amer- the will of the youQ ^m eM cans
THE WOMEN'S swim team ,
p m S n o o p y m a d e th a t f in a l c h a rg e
aided by the help of a trem en­ ica is enmeshed in another war. to be creative in governm ent, to
A n d b e g a n th e B a ro n ’s e n d
dous letterm en’s club, generous Instead of uniting Americans, lead in developing and imple­
H is V ic k e rs b laze d in u n iso n.,
student groups and faithful Uni­ the undeclared w ar in Vietnam menting a b etter technique of
I ts le a d w e n t sc re a m in g b y ,
versity supporters, raised the is dividing toe country into a dem ocratic governm ent, and to
B u t th e tra c e rs fo u n d th e ir m a rk
necessary funds to perm it toe m yriad of opposing w ar and provide for a world police force.
A n d d ro v e th e F o k k e r fro m th e sk y
trip to Michigan. So when they peace camps.
T h e c o n fid e n c e a n d p rid e
STUDENTS who a re concern­
boarded the plane for Detroit,
H a d m a d e th e G e rm a n b ra v e .
Public opinion is split; views
they had already won a great are fuzzy. The American dream ed about political and human
S till th e y w e re th e fa c to rs
victory. But they did b etter than is coming apart a t the seam s. conditions in this country and
T h a t le d h im to h is g ra v e .
abroad c a n , bring about im­
that,
they won the champion­
B u t, no , h e d id n o t d ie in v a in
COLLEGES aren’t considered provem ents ju st by working to­
ship!
H e le f t so m e th in g s e n tim e n ta l;
as m eans to serve toe country. gether tow ard these objectives.
F o r th e co n fid e n c e a n d p rid e re m a in e d
All who contributed have a They re places to hide from toe
I would like to see suggestions
T b b e u se d b y th e a irlin e s
right to share in the {aide and draft.
in the letters to th e editor as
O f C o n tin e n ta l!
glory the girls have earned for
A n y government contracted to how students on this campus
th eir University. G irls, our hats company producing w ar sup­
can provide creative leadership
are off to you!
plies shuns publicity. It would for better governm ent in t h i s
Maybe next year, adm inistra­ be financial suicide for the com­ community, th is state, th is n a­
tion, you will be able to really pany’s other commercial nro- tion and the world.
ducts.
feel honest in sharing in t h e
Let us urgently work to create
pride and glory th at comes with
As for w ar poems, those con­
a
world in which m an can en­
the victory.
demning fa r outnumber those
joy
life without fear of w ar or
Paid Allen m at support the war.
Although this w ar seems in­ enslavem ent, but let u s also be
finite, History proves that all prepared to fight fo r survival
w ars end, one way or another. until that world is created.
House Divided
Individual gripes, protests, and
Donn Hopkins
Editor:
even m oral convictions that re­
tard an end to w ar are selfish
When P earl H a r b o r was All wars leave a victor and a
bombed 26 years ago, America conquered people. This is fact.
Like What?
launched a united campaign on The m ainstream of American
the home fro n t. to support toe sentim ent is proving another Editor:
w ar effort. The strategy was historical fact - a house divid­
That was a fine, forthright,
sim ple — unite a t home for vic­ ed cannot stand.
courageous a r t i c l e about VD
tory abroad.
Pam Sebastian you had in the paper. But you
The magazines of the war era
know who is holding up a sane
oozed with popular w ar senti­
attitude on such things—it is the
ments. Not only did editorial
older generation. Like, I told my
Survival
dad about the article and you
Editor:
know what he said? It was so
square I am alm ost em barrassvounffb a r ‘ ? am Pbe11
that ed to quote him : “An ounce of
young Americans “resist t h e
prevention is w orth a pound of
of statism ,” cure.”
and that students on this camI m ean how straight can a
^ S c by reslstin«
£uy be? Then he had th e nerve
E ditor
When Compulsory ROTC has to tell m e how his generation
Bill Dempsey
°een put to rest, what will be got around being tagged with a
M anaging Editor—Susan Black
case. I was shocked. So crude.
Campus Editor—Linda Cottam
tf rget? T** m ilitary I said: “Dad, m y generation is
News Editor—John W allace
* a ft? And then should we do
Assistant—Atoia Hardt
Society Editor—Diane Blied
away with toe entire U.S. m ili­ full of ideals. Like, if we acted
Sports Editor—Jerry Kemper
Copy Editor—Sandy Smolen
tary establishm ent? Must we as though we thought we could
Assistant—Edythe Edgar
Ad M anager—Hal Hubele
really
commit national suicide c$tch VD it would tak e out the
Photo Editor—Wendell Peacock
M echanical Compositor—Tom McCrea
beauty . . .and he interrupted
A ssistant to the Editor—David Anderson
and said: “The beauty out of
.
PRESS It PUblishMl kv
VD, m aybe?”
I m ean how can you talk t o
a guy who doesn’t understand
about the finer things of life?
« T«mp», aS
m n . m*nmr

Randall Williams

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STA TEPR ESS

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Practice for Architects -

Designing Project
T h ird -y ear design stu d en ts in th e C ollege of A rchi­
te ctu re have en listed th e aid of th e P hoenix U rban
L eague in a c u rre n t project.
Jim W illiam s, associate d irecto r of th e league, has
been in stru m en tal in fo rm u latin g th e design program for
an “involvem ent cen ter fo r youth in th e P hoenix area”
w hich th e stu d en ts h av e been assign Pd
T h e design p ro jec t is hypothetical.
H ow ever, design in stru cto rs C. C. S traub, Jam es
T. F ly n n and G eorge Schotneberger have attem pted to
challenge th e stu d en ts w ith as realistic a p roject as pos­
sib le
In th q case of th e y o u th center, dealing w ith cu rren t
social problem s of delinquency, youth alienation and
th e ir needed solutions, th e stu d en ts a re w orking w ith
those people actu ally involved such as W illiam s.
ROTC DRILL TEAM —• The sharpest o f th e freshm en and sophomore cadets in Arm y
HOTC m ake up th e drill team for th e cadet brigade. A ll are volunteers w ho work ex­
tra hours each w eek toward precision training and execution. The team has regularly
scheduled drill m eets throughout th e college year.

Moslems in Ramadan Fast
Devout Moslem students are
shunning food, drinks and all
physical pleasures from daiwn
to sunset during R am adan
Ram adan is th e ninth month
of the Islam ic calender and it
was this month in which the
holy Korean was revealed as a

to mankind. Rama­
dan is also observed by devo­
tion, repentance and charitable
acts.
AD M odem students are in­
vited to m eetings fids month at
tiie Arizona M am ie Center at
2nd Street and W illetta in the

F irst Congregational Church.
The Center w ill hold m eetings
from 4 p.m . to 7 p.m . and
m eals w ill be free. Non-Mos­
lem students are also invited to
attend lectures on Islam and
fasting.

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history. T he brow n-haired, blue-eyed M iss O’B rien is a
m em per of Chi O m ega, K ay d ettes and th e S ahuaro Set,
and lists w ater skiing and golf as hobbies. T he 19-year-old
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W ednesday, Decem ber 6, 1967

VWAdds Color to Ski Trip Blues
By DAN CLARK
Thanksgiving is the usual
opening of ski season in the
United States. The only prob­
lem that faced eager skiers
this year was where the snow
was. A hot line was set up
between my house and the
weather
bureau,
and
by
Wednesday
before
vacation
started, reports w;ere unfavor­
able for all areas, save Arapaho Basin, Colorado.
Banding together, four en­
thusiastic insane skiers took off
in a 1960 VW bus for the snow
of colorful Colorado. Colorful,
COLD, Colorado. The drive to
Arapaho Basin is a 14 to 16
hour trip by norm al car; by
VW, however, the elapsed tim e
of travel was in the neighbor­
hood of 22 hours.
AFTER SKIING all day F ri­
day, we m et back at the bus,
for the return trip to our ac-

MORE ABOUT -

Art Show
(Continued from Page 1)
sity of Arizona, inviting them to
create an open air sculpture ex­
hibit at the University.
The pieces, now on exhibit
through Saturday, were created
especially for the Mall by fac­
ulty and graduate students from
the UofA and the University.
PLANNING for the exhibit
began two months ago, but bog­
ged down because of financial
difficulties and was alm ost can­
celed. At the last moment ar­
rangem ents were m a d e for
transportation of the sculpture
and the show opened up Tues­
day morning.
This first open air showing is
an experim ent, Ave said, to iron
out die difficulties and prob­
lems. “We hope to plan bigger
and m ore extensive shows for
the future, involving artists
from the West Coast,” he added.
The reason most of the scul­
ptures are m etal work is be­
cause it is an outside show, ma­
terials susceptible to weather­
ing were not included.
Turk explained that the works
are for sale. Interested parties
should contact Rudy Turk in the
Matthews Center Art Gallery.

commodations. No amount of
cursing, though, would get the
bus started, and just for spite,
the battery went dead.
The parking lot was so situ­
ated as to have a short steep
exit at both ends. I tell you
this, because it was impossible
to get up the incline. We had
lots of help from others in the
sam e predicam ent, but to no
avail.
We decided to put tire chains
on after the bus started with
jum per cables. The chains,
however, would not fit the new
tires that were put on before
the trip. It was (tedded to take
the wheels off the front, (they
were sm aller) put the chains
on them , and put the big back

wheels on the front. Only one added, but the bus again would
AS DRIVER of the bus, I ad­
complication; the lug nuts were not start. It was pushed down m it th at I was scared. Vision
put on with an im pact wrench, hill, but foe results were the was im possible from the rear,
and taking them off proved im ­ sam e, no - go.
F urther in­ so I decided to signal our new
possible.
vestigation revealed th at the found friend to slow down by
IT WAS nearly seven, and points had broken.
applying the brakes of the bus.
Our good Sam aritan then of­ All four wheels locked but we
the prospects fen* a long cold
evening in the deserted park­ fered to pull us to the nearest were still going 40 mph. up hill.
ing lot w ere getting stronger. service station, seven m iles We did reach foe station all in
One last try was m ade at the away. We were hooked up be­ one piece, but not without sev­
exit a t the fa r end of the park­ hind the truck with a five foot eral m om ents of complete {Jan­
tow chain, and off we went ie. The station had foe points,
ing lot. Success!
We loaded up and took off over the icy roads, a t 40 miles and after a short tim e we were
off again under our own power.
again. The m otor died 10 min­ per hour.
utes later. A friendly native of
Colorado pulled up behind us
in his pick - up truck and of­
fered
his services.
It was
thought we were out of gas and
For classified advertising subm it ad in person to the State Press, M U 3, two days
tins life - saver had a can of
in advance of publication, from 12:40-3:30 p.m., call 061-3057. Rate: 5c per word,
/sc
minimum.
gas with him. The gas was

Classified

Doolittle Aspires to Stardom • for saie
“Get Me to the Church on
Time” is foe tune sung by Ste­
ven Hood in his portrayal of
Alfred P. Doolittle in last week’s
production of “My F a ir Lady.”
Steven repeats his perform ance
on December 15, when he m ar­
ries Nancy Lee, his tru e life
fiancee.
Steven’s m usical career be­
gan as a result of a decision to
chin or sing, a devision Steven
feels changed his life. His fresh­
m an year in high school Steven
joined the glee club to avoid
taking physical education. Mem-

Calendar
TODAY
LA LIGA PANAMERICANA
will m eet a t 3:30 p.m . in MU 7.
DEVILS ‘N’ DAMES will
m eet in WPE 148 at 3:40 p.m.
DELTA SIGMA P I, profes­
sional business fraternity, will
m eet at 6:30 a.m . in the MU
Faculty Dining Room.
GERMAN CLUB will m eet at
3 p.m. in the LL sixth floor
lounge, to learn Germ an Christ­
m as carols.
STUDENT INTER - FAITH
COUNCIL will meet at 6 p.m. in
MU 211.

HEVENU
SHALOM
ALEYCHEM

bership in the freshm an glee
club led to his role a s Pickering
in the Tempe High School pro­
duction of “My F air Lady.”
While a t Tempe High Steven
participated in “Oliver” as Fagin; ‘R ainm aker” as StarbuCk
and in “Cyrano de B ergerac”
as DeGuishe.
Continuing his musical-com­
edy career a t foe University,
Steven, a sophomore dram a
m ajor, has done several shows.
In three of- them , “The Med­
ium ,” “The Telephone” (in
which Steven portrayed a tel­
ephone), and Doolittle in “My
F air Lady,” he has had leading
roles.
Steven’s aspirations after col­
lege are to attend a profession­
al acting school and become a
musical-comedy perform er.

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H E A D STAN D AR D ski's w/blndings. $65.
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W E B E O R portable taperecorder. Brand
new with leather carrytng case. Excel­
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Call 963-3140.
CO M E look around. They are hanging
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M IN O LTA automatic camera with case,
1:8 lens, $65 firm . Barely used. C all 9679367 after 4.
L IK E new Conn trumpet and case. $75.00.
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Sewing machine for sale. Good condi­
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Call 966-8293 or 966-7030.
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New Wardrobe Time!
A ll occasion clothing. A ll sized. Junior,
Misses, Petite Half-sizes. Sportswear,
fbrmals, lingerie, lewelry, hose Many
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Open 9:30-9:00
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JE N N IE S S A M P L E D R ESS FASHIONS
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1967
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M A D A M R A Y palm reader. She'll tell
your past, present, and future, and love
affairs. Answers a ll questions In life.
$5 reading. Special for Christm as holi­
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H O C K E Y Ticket Agents — Sell to
friends, fraternities, dorms. Commission.
C a ll Chuck after 5 p.m. 967-1824.
F A R M L A N D Day Nursery, 305 Hardy
Dr. Tempe. Ages Infants to 5 years. Cre­
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M RS. Day. P alm reader and advisor.
Love, m arriage and business. $1.00 read­
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1965 HONDA Scrambler. Make offer call
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HONDA 305 cc 1962 model. Like new. Call
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W ednesday, Decem ber 6, 1967

STATE PRESS

■—Issues and Answers—-----------------

Can Soccer, Lacrosse Get
ICA Financial Support?
961-3434. S tu d en t prices a re $1.50, $2 and $3.
Sports Editor’s Note: Students and faculty are invited
to send in questions addressed to the Sports Desk to be
answered by the Athletic Director, his staff or the
coaching staff. This week’s questions are answered by
Clyde Smith, athletic director.
*

QUESTION:

*

*

W hy can’t w e give financial support to
team s like the soccer team and the lacrosse
team when the U ofA can?

SMITH:

W e are n o t know ledgeable about th e m an­
n e r by w hich soccer and lacrosse team s re­
ceive fin an cial su p p o rt a t th e U niversity of A rizona.
If you are asking w hy th e D epartm ent of ICA can
n o t ta k e on th e responsibility of financing tw o additional
sp o rts (soccer and lacrosse) th e answ er is:
1. T he follow ing th ree factors m ust p rev ail to be
recognized as .an in terco lleg iate sp o rt by th e U niversity,
th ro u g h th e D epartm ent of ICA.
a. A coach of facu lty o r sta ff ran k m ust be av ail­
able to coach th e team . T he coach is responsible to th e
d ep artm en t to determ ine th a t a ll regulations p ertain ­
ing to ath letics are observed.
b. The squad m em bers m u st conform to a ll eligi­
b ility rules.
c. M oney m u st be availab le in th e budget and in
fu tu re budgets to pay fo r a ll expense of fielding th e
sport. T his includes equipm ent, team trav el, scholarship
aid and m aintenance of the facility and in som e cases,
th e coach’s salary.
T he D epartm ent of ICA does n o t have sufficient
funds to field tw o new sports. I t is. n o t adequately financ­
ing th e broad program it now has, som e ten in num ber.
I t should b e rem em bered th a t ICA funds are n o t legisla­
tiv e ap p ro p riatio n s b u t g ate receip ts from football p rim arily and $6 p e r sem ester from each stu d en t tak in g
m ore th a n six hours. G ate receip ts a re an ticip ated m on­
ies. S eventy-nine p ercen t of th e ICA budget is based on
an ticip ated receipts, m ainly from football.
I t is u n d erstan d ab le th a t th e A th letic B oard w ill n o t
accept ad d itio n al fin an cial resp o n sib ility u n til it can
adequately m eet its p resen t obligation.
T he D epartm ent of ICA has provided a field, m arked
it, erected goal posts, provided n ets and th e H PER De­
p artm en t h as provided b alls fo r th e soccer team . T his is
financial support. I t costs m oney to produce th ese services
and equipm ent.
T he soccer and lacrosse team s m ight consider ap­
p lying to A ssociated S tu d en ts fo r recognition as a d u b
and consideration fo r funds to fin an ce th e ir tw o program s.
QUESTION:

What Does the A thletic Board do?

SMITH:

T he A th letic B oard is responsible fo r rec­
om m ending policy to th e P resid en t of th e
U niversity fo r th e ad m in istratio n o f th e ICA program .
In ad d itio n to th e above, th e y act in an advisory cap­
acity to th e D irecto r o f ICA, th e D epartm ent’s ad m in istra­
tiv e officer.
T he d u ties of th e B oard are rela ted to all facets of
th e ICA program . M ore specifically, th e Board of R egents
ath letic policy states:
“T he com m ittee on in terco lleg iate athletics, w hich
serves in an advisory capacity to th e P resident, is to be
com posed of facu lty and sta ff m em bers. I t shall have th e
sam e fu n ctio n in serving th e educational in terests of th e
in stitu tio n as do »other education com m ittees.”

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Matmen Grapple for Win
By RICH WHISENHUNT
W restling W riter
A severe tongue lashing by
wrestling coach Ted Bredehoft
after Thursday’s loss to the
UCLA Bruins proved to be all
the stim ulus the m atm en need­
ed as they bounced back the
next day to take third in the
University of Arizona invitation­
al.
Bredehoft kept the grapplers
in the gym locker room for
over an hour after the Bruin
m atch and delivered an oration
th at would have m ade Knute
Rockne sm ile in his grave.
“ THIS WAS the worst display
of Sun Devil w restling I have •
seen since coming to ASU,”
said Bredehoft. He added, “ You
are a disgrace to the form er

wrestling greats who have es­
tablished g reat records for
ASU.”
Friday Bredehoft traveled to
Tucson
looking
forward to
a long season. To m ake m atters
worse, two of his men couldn’t
m ake
weight
and another
weight class wasn’t filled.
Then the Devils who finished
fifth last year, m ade believers
of the.coach and the Sun Devil
fans as well. To begin with, Bob
Shines at 123-pounds beat the
sam e m an who had beat him
the previous night and went on
to shock the crowd by beating
Tim Tomino who was the Na­
tional AAU champion last year.
IN THE 160-pound
m atch,
Dick Johnson who suffered a 6-2
loss to Uclan Curt Alder bornie-

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KAET C hannel 8 w ill continue to provide S un D evil
sports coverage throughout th e w in ter schedule startin g
w ith th e b asketball gam e betw een th e S un D evils and
Colorado.
The gam e w ill be taped Dec. 16 a t S un D evil gym
and w ill be played back a t 10:30 p.m. on Dec. 20.
F ive bask etb all gam es are planned fo r airing, and
fans w ill also get to see th e w restlin g team in tw o m atch­
es as th e g rapplers of Ted B redehoft w ill be featu red
on Feb. 14 and 28.
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basketball
coach Ned Wulk.
Plans call for some of the play­
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coach and comments on the
m ost im portant points of the
gam e by the players and coach.
Playback of gam es follows:
Dec. 20 at 10:30 p.m . Colora­
do, basketball
Jan. 24 at 10:00 p.m. Air
Force, basketball
Feb. 7 at 10:00 p.m . New
Mexico, basketball
Feb. 14 at 10:00 p.m. w rest­
ling
Feb. 21 at 10:00 p.m. Arizona,
basketball
Feb. 28 a t 10:00 p.m . w rest­
ling
M arch 6 at 10:00 p.m. Utah,
basketball

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ed back and shellacked him 15-3
for fourth place.
Dick Thompson was run­
ner-up in the 167-pound division
with an 8-2 decision over Bruin
Bill Halsey. He was then lead­
ing Dave Bos in the finals, but
lost in the later m inutes.
A rt Holland who won Thurs­
day went on to do the sam e by
an easy 5-1 victory for the
championship.
FINALLY, RICH Cahill re­
peated his win over Uclan K urt
Sachau for the other Devil
championship.
“The boys showed the spirit
is not dead,” said Bredehoft
after the tournam ent. He assert­
ed that the fans will see the.
type of competition not only evi­
dent in wrestling, but in all
sports in the weeks to come.
Next weekend the Devils
travel to Oklahoma to m atch
skills with seven other team s.
Brigham Young University and
Wyoming will also be there to
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Mental Attitude Important
To Varsity Newcomers
Pepperdines’ loss was die Sim
Devils gain Monday night, es­
pecially for sophomores.
When a team like the Devils
is on the losing side m ore often
than not, the m ental attitude of
newcomers is hard to cope with
as coach Ned Wulk knows so
well.
If the 101 to 83 victory over
the Waves did anything, it has
given the Devils the sp irit so
desperately needed for their
tough road trip starting tomor­
row against Creighton Univer­
sity in Omaha, Neb.
With every other team in the
WAC winning, the Devils are
the only team to lose a gam e
so far. The three gam e road trip
could bring back a winning bas­
ketball team like die team s of
60-61 (23-6), 61-62 (23-4), 62-63
(26-3).
The victory over the Waves
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Photo by Chuck Hawley

TWO POINTS — Sophom ore Seabura H ill helping th e
Sim D evils crush P epperdine 101-83 w hile sophom ore
G erhard S chreur (34) takes notes. S chreur w as a good
stu d en t, m aking 12 points him self in th e game.

★

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P E P P E R D IN E 83
Player
FG
Mozee
2- 8
Grant
42- 219
5 10
Flowers
5- 14 3 -3
4
3 13
Ebey
10-27 14-17 15
3 34
Wh it ehouse
2- 4
1- 2
1
0 5
C a rr
1- 3
<K0
4
2
Johnson
1- 4
2- 3
2
4
Dfnnel
2- 3
1- 3
3
5
Calhoun
0- 1 6- 7
1 6
Walker
0- 1 0- 0
1 0
TOTALS
27-84 29-39
24 83
FG percentage .321; F T percentage .744
Halftime score: Pepperdlne 32; ASU 48
Player
FG
FT RB P F TP
Detter
5-10
1- 2
Bailey
2- 8
0- 1
Edwards
5- 8
1- 2
Mackey
6- 7
0- 1
Harris
2
- 2
3-«
H ill
5- 12
2-2
Schreur
1- 2
5- 6
Arnote
3- 4
4- 4
Parks
5- 8
0- 0
Douthlt
4- 8
1- 4
Johnson
1- 3
2- 6
Tutt
0- 0 0- 0
Floyd
1- 2
0- 1
Leinheiser
0- 1 1- 2
TOTALS
28 101
F G percentage .513; F T percentage .594
Attendance 3,175.

SUPER - CALI - FRAGIL-ISTIC-EXPI-A LI-DOClOUS ! !

did several things:
• Broke an 11 gam e losing
streak,
• Won on their home floor
for the first tim e hi six
gam es,
• Scored first 100 points or
m ore for die Devils since
two seasons ago (ASU 101,
BYU 94),
• H it for .513 held goal per­
centage (41-80),
• Scored six players in dou­
ble figures, a first as fa r

as we know: Mackey and
Hill, 12 each; D etter and
Edw ards, 11 each and
Aronte and P arks 10 each
• And Bob Edw ards did not
foul out—he had only two
personal fouls.
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m easured is the new m ental a t­
titude the Devils should have af­
ter such a poor showing against
the Spartans, and then to come
back for a victory.

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