r ii ARIZONA STATE IMVER9TY VoL 51, No. 96 Campus police need weapons, says faculty Hie Faculty Senate approved a report of die Special Committee on Campus Se­ curity Practices Monday, which said it was not feasible to ctisarm campus pdfice. Hie question of campus security prac. tk es was raised earlier in the year by Dr. Mark Header, assistant professor of political science, who suggested police officers should be prohibited from carry­ ing weapons during daylight hours and using cam eras while policing die Mall. The report of the committee stated that the campus was not an ideal com m unity in which police need not be armed. It said if that were the case, the police them­ selves could be dispensed with. The report added that if the police were disarmed die void would be filled by die Maricopa County Sheriff’s office. “It is infinitely to be preferred that necessary policing be done by the cam­ pus farce, which is subject to University control and sensitive to campus condi­ tions,” die committee recommended. Concerning the use of cam eras, the committee said pictures of demonstra­ tors should not be taken infiess the law is actually being violated. The committee also rep u ted it could find no evidence that campus security **was maintaining a political picture file. In conclusion, the committee said cam­ pus police have perfum ed their func­ tions “tactfully and with due regard for the main tenets of an academic com­ munity and the rights and liberties of its members.” Friday, April 25,1969 Tempe, Arizona Tuition to be one topici Regents face exams By RAY KIPP “Maybe they were forced to,” Pritz­ University Regents, like students, will laff said. “ This is what we want to find also be facing examinations next month, out.” only theirs will be conducted by the Ari­ He said he was under the impression zona Legislature. that if any major problems occurred, the The Regents have been invited to ap­ Regents could have requested supple­ pear before the Legislative Joint Budget mental funds. Committee May 14 for a question and Another issue almost sine to crane up, answer period. Pritzlaff added, will be the Regents’ re­ Rep. John Pritzlaff, R-Maricopa, told fusal to allow Valley Big Brothers use of the State Press yesterday that although the University’s stadium for a benefit many legislators are apparently unhappy professional football game. over recent Regent decisions, like raising , Sen. William Jacquin, R-Pima, yester­ tuition fees, this was not the only reason day said he will ask the Regents to pre­ for having the Regents appear. sent their side on why they refused the “They’ve been invited to come in for a use of the stadium. general discussion before the commit­ “The Regents have said they would re­ tee,” Pritzlaff said. “They’re not Ming consider their past policy, taking each called on the cuff by any means.” request on its m erits,” Jacquin said. Pritzlaff said he felt sure the question They made that promise, Jacquin stat­ of tuition fees would be raised. ed, in response to legislative pressure He and other legislators, Pritzlaff com­ last session. mented, would like to know why the Re­ “If their reason for their refusal gents went ahead and raised fees to make doesn’t make sense,” Jacquin said, “then up for budget cuts imposed by the legis­ more appropriate pressure will have to lature. be applied.” Jacquin stated public use of University facilities, when available, has been dis­ cussed fra years. “It’s time we bring this issue to a head,” Jacquin added. Pritzlaff made it very clear that these will not be the only issues discussed. The Litchfield Park branch campus, he said, is something the committee would like to discuss further with the Regents. He added that the hiring of faculty and general conditions of the campus are among other issues of interest to them. Last day to avoid those long lines Today is the last day to pre-register fra the summer session . . . the last day to avoid the long lines and frus­ tration of walkthrough. - Dean of Summer Sessions Joseph C. Schabacker issued this statement: “Six semester hours is-considered a normal maximum student load, with seven semester hours an absolute max­ imum per summer session. “No more than two courses are to be Oldham stated he supported the deci­ included in a seven semester hour over­ sion to place the students on probation, load. Petitions to can y an overload but he disagreed with the procedures during a summer session are to be act­ followed. ed upon by the Standards Committee “No cross-examination is allowed dur­ of the college in which the student is ing the committee hearings,” Oldham enrolled. said. “Students who cannot be identified Oldham also disagreed with the way with a given college can petition for an the chargés were presented to the stu­ overload through toe office of the Dean dents. of Summer Sessions.”. “The students got letters ahead of time, Schabacker’s assistant,' Dr. Denis but they were very general. When they Kigin, said between 11,750 and 12,000 got to the meeting the charges became students are expected to enroll fra the specific,” he saidl summer session. Oldham hits appeal decision A voice of dissent was heard yesterday from ASASU President Bill Oldham as a result of the Student Affairs Committee’s denial of an appeal by the “Tempe Five.” Oldham’s was the one dissenting vote cast Wednesday when ,the committee re­ jected an appeal for a rehearing fra five students put on probation by the Student Conduct Committee fra demonstrating a t Gov. Jack William's speech. “There’s no such' tiling as student rights on tins campus, and I don’t mean those five (bn p robation)'.. . I mean all students,” Oldham said. F Q f it A F C I/C J. C lS lC l 8 V 5# J X v r X vi# front continues all quiet entering third day By TED LEDINGHAM Supporters of fasten At the ROTC Building crowd landings during last night's love-in. All is quiet , on the west­ ern front of the ROTC Building, as the fast to end ROTC enters its third day. Yesterday, Air Force ca­ dets were admitted to the building without hindrance or heckling from the fasters. Later in the morning, Lindley Garner, leader of the Young Socialist Alli­ ance, issued a statement on behalf of that group, chal­ lenging the University ad­ ministration to meet and discuss the ROTC situation. The statem ent called for a “University-wide convo­ cation of faculty — stu­ dents — administration to be held all night (tonight) } if necessary, at a suitable auditorium.” At press time, no answer had come to this demand from the administration. Both ROTC departments by Tarry Rots comment on the (Continued an Page 7) ©iggæg MUkfcOE, MUtROK — U gliest o f a ll m en on cam pus la i KrwM U P A G A IN ST T H E W A LL — T he ROTC B u ild in g w as d eco rated w ith th is slogan b a n n e r e a rly y e ste rd a y a fte r­ noon. F a ste rs a n d th e ir associates, w ho h a v e b een occup y in g th e o u tsid e sta irc a se o f th e b u i l d i n g fo r th e p a st tw o days, a re th e re p o rte d w allp ap erers. B ob M cCorm ick, of T h e ta D e lta C hi, w h o p o lled 600 v o tes in th e A SU P re ss W om en a n n u a l U gly M an C o n te s t S econd p la c e w e n t to B est A c a n d id a te B ob W ilkins, w ho h a d 568 votes, w h ile F en w ick A n d erso n o f S igm a D e lta C hi to o k th ird . V otes w e re o n e p e n n y each. P ro ceed s w ill go to th e o rg an izatio n ’s sc h o la rsh ip fu n d . MU open to wheelchairs S tu d e n ts in w h eelch airs m ay now u se m o re M U W est facilities. R am ps w e re in sta lle d th is w eek a t th e e n tra n c e s to th e gam es room an d fro n t p o rch p ro g ram areas. B efore th e co n stru ctio n o f th e tw o n ew ram ps, w h e e lch a ir stu d e n ts w e re ab le to u se o n ly th e liv in g room p o rtio n ’o f M U W est b ecau se s ta irs led to th e o th e r areas. A sin g le ra m p a t th e fro n t e n tra n ce h a s been av a ilab le sin ce th e M U m ove in Ja n u a ry . T h e ru m p u s room , H ole in th e W all snack a re a , fro n t p o rch p ro g ram facilities, b a rb e r shop, restroom s, gam e room s a n d TV an d c a rd room s now can be reach ed by w h eelch air. There is a La Mancha’.’ A nd w h a t p ra y tell is this p la c e you se e k ? " “A tasteful blend of college environment and luxury apartm ent where the mind may work and the body relax'.’ '■] • "A t A SU ?" “Lh. Mancha is alive and well in Tempe, Arizona !’ Only 4 Days Remain . . . “You belong in La Mancha’.' e i j a° ~ m In fCOflSidering th e p u rc h a se of a diam ond engagem ent rin g , or any piece of diam ond iew elrv w e u rg e you to ta k e ad v an tag e of th e s a n ie s o « e S d u rin g o u r A pril S how er of D iam onds g M ftN e H A IN T H E A C O M M U N ITY OF STUDENTS ARCHES 130 EAST 1940 UNIVERSITY EAST ALSO CERTIFIED DRIVE CAMELBACK, IN S U N *;< ,‘T E M P E PHOENIX, • 967-0917, 909 Terrace Road,Tfcmpe, A rizona 85281 967-2011 277-1421 CITY A N D F L A G S T A F F GEM DLQGIST, AMERICAN GEM Please call between 2:00 and 7.00 p.m. dally SOCIETY » Page 3 — Friday, April 25 Annual student art show will open next week ' I 'h a O M M linl n i . . J ________ »11 _____ T he an n u al stu d e in t. a__r ti. show w ill open n e x it T h u rsd ay in M atth ew s C e n te r a n d rem a in on d isp lay th ro u g h M ay 27. 1 V«* « S tu d e n ts a re in v ite d to su b m it th e ir b est w ork o f th e y e a r fo r sc re e n in g b y a fa c u lty com m ittee. O ne h u n d red fifty o f th e se o fferin g s in 10 d iffe re n t categ o ries h a v e b een selected fo r th e show , w hich is a p a rt o f th e F in e A rts F es­ tiv a l scheduled M ay 1-3. TODAY Anthropology sem inar, "American Indians a s Ethnographers," Dr. Duane Metzger, Unlv. of Calif, a t Ir­ vine, SS 101, 3:30 p.m. University Players, "School for Scandal," Lyceum, tonight and to­ morrow night, 8:30 p.m .; Sunday; 7:30 p.m. Last day to turn In applications for the Blue Key Carnival to Duke, Ster­ ling, 701 Alpha Dr. Carnival: S p.m. College Life, film, "Man In the Fifth Dimension," sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ, 13th and Mill; 7:81 p.m. Pre-reglstretion form s for first1suipm er session due in Office of Regis­ t r a r & Director of Admissions. TOMORROW Arizona High School Music Fes­ tival, 8 a.m .; final concert, open to public, Gammage Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. Junior College Conference, » a.m ., sponsored by Education Administra­ tion A Supervision. Faculty Wivos annual luncheon, "Happiness Hawaiian Style," Islands Restaurant, 483» N. 7th St., Phoenix, 12:30 p.m. Grub dance at Education Building Patio, sponsored by Phrateres. Music by John E vers A Heatwaves. 50 cents stag, 75 cents drag; 8*12 p.m. MONDAY Baha'i Club will present slide show, m usic and a discussion about the 12 festive days of the Baha'i Faith, Ap­ ril 21 • May 2, 8 p.m. In the MU West 'ru m p u s room. University fourth in teacher output T h e A m erican A ssocia­ tio n o f C olleges fo r T each­ e r E d u catiü n re c e n tly an ­ nounced . th e U n iv e rsity is th e fo u rth g re a te st p roduc­ e r o f in itia lly c e rtifie d tea c h e rs in th e co u n try . B ased on sta tistic s com ­ p iled fo r th e 1966-67 school y ear, M ichigan S tate. U ni­ v e rsity w as firs t, follow edby W estern M ichigan U ni­ v e rsity an d In d ia n a U n iv er­ sity . _ In ad d itio n to th e show , stu d e n ts from th e a r t d e p a rtm e n t w ill g iv e a r t d em o n stra tio n s on the" M all d u rin g th e F estivals T h ese w ill in clu d e p a in tin g , sc u lp tu re , ceram ics, p rin tm a k in g an d c ra fts. , T h e a c tiv itie s w ill beg in each d a y a t 9 a.m . J All meeting notices should be submitted three days prior to the date of publication to as­ sure their appearance in the calendar. . C ash p rizes w ill b e giv en in each categ o ry . T h e re w ill also b e a w ard s fo r th e b e st u n d e r­ g ra d u a te e n try a n d th e b e st g ra d u a te e n try , as w ell a s se v era l p u rch a se prizes. T he categ o ries in clu d ed in th e e x h ib it a re o il and acry lic p a in tin g s, sc u lp tu re , d raw in g , ceram ics, p rin tm ak in g , p h o to g rap h y , com m er­ c ia l a rt, c ra fts, desig n a n d w aterco lo rs. o H en ry S eldis, L os A ngeles T im es a r t c ritic CALENDAR « v* a n d R ich ard H u n t, C hicago sc u lp to r a n d p rin tm ak er, w ill v isit to d ay to v iew th e stu d e n t w ork, g iv e an in fo rm a l le c tu re a n d se le c t p rize w in n in g w orks. a n d ran g e fro m such u n u su a l p re se n ta tio n s as co m p u ter a rt an d e x p e rim e n tal c o in p u t« ' m usic to d an ce selectio n s fro m “H a ir” a n d th e firs t sta g in g o f a p rize-w in n in g o rig in a l p lay w ritte n b y a g ra d u a te stu d e n t. D r. H a rry W ood, a r t pro fesso r, w ill b e seen a t 1 p.m . M ay 2 o n th e M all, w h e re h e w ill p a in t a p o rtra it o f D r. H en ry B ru in sm a, d ean o f th e C ollege o f F in e A rts. T h e p u b lic is in v ite d to th e th re e -d a y F in e A rts F e stiv a l w hich w ill c e n te r on th e M all a n d a d jo in in g build in g s. D u rin g th e rem a in d e r of th e show , M atth ew s C e n te r w ill b e open "0 a.m .-5 p.m . M onday th ro u g h S a tu rd a y a n d ' -5 S undays. ohn 130 E . U niversity Tem pe, Arizona 85282 966-1193 C L O T H IE R THE TRADITIONAL SHOP .SB 5th Annual Spring CLEARANCE SALE CASH O R ’CH ARGE'CARD - VNB, MASTER, B OF A STARTS MONDAY - OPEN TILL 8:00 P.M, ENTIRE ODD WASH SLAX $1.00 SUIT STOCK 25 to 50% TIES Stripes & Clubs Reg. ' 3.50 & 4.50 SPORTCOATS CLASSIC JACKET Reg. 90 Va ALL OFF DRESS SHI RTS' LONG SLEEVES 20.00 N OW SP O R T 1 SHIRTS SHORT SLEEVES SHORT SLEEVES Reg. 7.00-10:00 NOW ALL 3 /’ll 13 3 i*11 SAVINGS THROUGHOUT STO RE! Find Friends Who Wear The Same Size! J ohn Horan 90 FINE NATURAL SHOULDER CLOTHIER 1 3 0 E A S T U N I V E R S I T Y * T E M P E , "ARI ZONA 8 5 2 8 2 * ( 6 0 2 ) 9 6 6 - 1 19 3. F rid a y , A p ril 25 :— P age 4 A right to choose s ta te | | p ed itorial fo ru m To th e sm all gr&up o f fa ste rs sta tio n e d on th e second flo o r balco n y o f th e M ilita ry S cience B uilding, ROTC sym bolizes th e U n iv e rsity ’s “co m p licity ” in th e V ietnam w a r an d its p a rtic ip a tio n in th e “P en tag o n ’s d e a th m a­ ch in e .” To th e m any stu d e n ts a tte n d in g classes w ith in th e b u ild in g ROTC is seen d iffe re n tly . S om e a re se rv in g fo u r y e a rs in th e program an d g e ttin g p a rt o f th e ir ed u catio n p a id fo r by th e A rm y. O th ers rea liz e th e y can boost th e ir g rad es by ta k in g re la tiv e ly easy ROTC courses. A nd now th a t d ra ft d eferm en ts h av e ended fo r g rad u a te stu d e n ts, m an y see th e program as a safe ro u te to follow . . B u t th e p ro te stin g m em bers of th e Y oung S o cialist A llian ce an d SD S h a v e ta k e n it upon th em selv es to decide w h a t is b est fo r th o se w ho h ave chosen to ta k e .ROTC. T hese m ilita ry opponents a re n ’t dem anding th a t th e ROTC cu rricu lu m be revam ped o r th a t i t b e strip p e d of academ ic c re d it. T hey w ant; — no; dem and — th e e n tire program b an ish ed from th e U n iv ersity , period. T h e d em o n strato rs h av e th e rig h t to co n tin u e th e ir p ro te s t .as long as it does n o t “d istu rb th e o rd e rly an d n ecessary p e a ce fu l processes of th e U n iv e rsity ,” b u t w e qu estio n th e ir position, w hich could d en y o th e r stu d e n ts th e ir rig h t to choose th e co u rse of stu d y th e y desire. r e 8 9 mm Letters to the Editor Leif, Nanook defy black label Editor, Did Cy Edwards really say all those things attributed to him by the State Press? And is he really a teaching assistant in sociology? Egyptians black? They never showed themselves so in their wall paintings, al­ though they depicted black men. As for Cleopatra, she wasn’t even Egyptian, being a Greek, Ptolomey by family name, I think. Don’t know about Han- nibal, but he came from an old Phoenician - Carthaginian fam­ ily, therefore presumably Semi­ tic, unless he was adopted, but Negroes north of the Sahara are rare even today. My father mentioned that years ago there was a great rash of writing to the effect that many famous people were eith­ er Jewish or homosexual. I think Columbus was “proved” to have been the former, as was THE RACE IS ON! V - T he le g itim a te fig h t a g a in st ROTC ended th is fa ll w hen th e B oard o f R egents fin a lly abolished th e tw oy e a r m an d ato ry ROTC req u irem en t. Goodwin ungood Now th e U n iv e rsity ’s id ealists h a v e decided to jo in th e c u rre n t w ave of n atio n w id e p ro te st a g a in st m ilita r­ ism . T hey view a ll arm ies a s evil, y e t fo rg et th is in clu d es th e sam e A rm y d efen d in g th e society th a t .upholds th e ir freedom o f speech an d expression. Editor, We stongly object to the hold­ ing of the graduation ceremony this June in Goodwin Stadium. Goodwin Stadium is m e of the largest eyesores on campus. It has long been marked for de­ molition. We feel those w h o have spent many long years trying to get through this insti­ tution deserve .something bet­ ter upon graduation. For many graduates family and friends will be coming from all parts of the country. All they may get for their efforts is a splinhgr in their posterior from “beauti­ ful” Goodwin Stadium. Paul Perry, John Andrews, Kristin Cullerey, William Fisher, Marshsa Kieihz. T he e n tire situ a tio n is ironic a n d sad. Tram subsidies In view o f th e q u ick ly d im in ish in g close-in p a rk in g fac ilitie s, th e U n iv e rsity ’s p lan to subsidize th e S un D evil T ram fo r a one-m onth e x p erim en tal p erio d is a p ru d e n t ste p in fu tu re planning. JpONTRfiCT FOR B u t th e proposed fu n d in g of a p e rm a n en t tra m se r­ vice from stu d e n t p ark in g fees doesn’t d e m o n strate th e sam e ty p e o f th o u g h tfu l fo resig h t. T he issue isn ’t th a t p ark in g fees m ay b e raise d to $10. E ven a t $10, th e U n iv e rsity ’s p a rk in g fee w ould be am ong th e low est in th e natio n . campus R evenue raised through- an a d d itio n a l in cre ase in g e n e ra l stu d e n t fees w ould be h am p ered by sim ila r in ­ eq u ities. Som e stu d e n ts w ho w ould n e v e r use th e tra m w ould still be paying fo r it. B u t th is system of lo gical approach of th e av a ilab le to th e e n tire U n iv e rsity com m unity ing. T his b ro ad e r base cost p e r in d iv id u al. fu n d in g does seem to b e th e m ore tw o. If th e tra m is to be a serv ice U n iv ersity com m unity, th e e n tire should be th e base fo r such fu n d ­ w ould allow sm a lle r in creases in SHUTTLE S E R V IC E g § y L ^ 9 ' “ 70" . Captain Fenwick’s Mailbox has finally hit the big time, specifically Playboy magazine. Tucked away on page 69 of the May Playboy, nowion sale at your neighborhood ^new s­ stand (except maybe Bayless m arkets), is a letter to the “Playboy Forum” about it.' Last semester this column compiled and printed, verba­ tim , the stupidest comments of parents in a Phoenix elemen­ tary school district against a proposed sex education pro­ gram for their children. «a s ta te a p re s e Editor Dave Gurzenski t Managing Editor Larry Ross Weekend Editors!........ ......David Anderson Copy Editors... Edythe Edgar Emphasis Editor ............ ...........Jane Sims Asst. Campus Editor Ad Manager......... ......................Hal Hubele Asst. Sports Editor Campus Editor Athia Hardt Elliott Perritt Daren Krupa Pam Stevenson Larry N elson Mechanical Compositor.... ......Tom McCrea News Editor Jerry Kemper Photo Editor Terry Ross Sports Editor Bill Jackson _____ _ C A P T A IN F E N W IC K 'S M A IL B O X W hat is of concern is th a t rev e n u e gained in th is w ay w ill ta x som e w ho w ill n o t b e n e fit an d b e n e fit som e i t w ill n o t tax . F o r exam ple, a re sid e n t of Irish o r W ilson H all w ould be re q u ire d to pay th e $10 p a rk in g fee y e t h av e v e ry little need to e v e r u se th e tra m , w h ile a p erson r e ­ sid in g in an off-cam pus a p a rtm e n t w o u ld conceivably p ay no p a rk in g fee and s till be elig ib le to rid e th e tram . Lincoln. Don’t know about Rob­ in Hood or Ghengis Khan, but it was such a cinch to hang the label on Moses that they didn't even bother. As to the second category, they made a fairly good case for Leonardo da Vin­ ci, but failed miserably with Casanova, naturally. Are we now to go through an era of proving all famous people to have been black? May I prophesy they’ll never make it with Leif Ericson or that old documentary movie hero, Nanook of the North. Allen Thompson Editor’s note: Cleopatra wasn’t Greek. -She was Nubian. Some of the parents denounc­ ed sex education as a Com­ munist plot, others said it would make perverts of their children, and many declared that they wanted to teacb their offspring about the birds and bees themselves. When these columns were read, to gales of laughter, in education classes, somebody named Hardy Lanskow took what he considered the absolute worst excerpts and mailed them off to Playboy. Be sure to check this issue of Playboy. Additionally, it should be not­ ed that there are Fenwick shirts and fishing rods, a Fen­ wick Street in the basement of the old MU, a cartoon named “Fenwick,” a Fenwick charac­ ter in the “Gasoline Alley” comic strip, an elf named Fen­ wick who starred in a Christ­ mas TV special last year, and a Phoenix Giants shortstop named Bob Fenwick. Sooner or later, the world will be Riled with Fenwicks. * Faculty Adviser Prof. Robert E. Lance * * Meanwhile, we’ve heard from yet another persecuted soul, this one an old man named K. K. Russell of Portland. He is principally worried about “money-mad doctors” and the crooked judges and lawyers seeking to destroy the pension plans of senior citizens. • It seems the poor man iras fired by a railroad for discuss­ ing the Vietnam War during the lunch hour. When he wrote an “essay” to , a local judge about the injustice of the courts, he was sent to psychiatrists. “Communism p r a c tic e s peace and economic usefulness by restraining its peoples with the Law of Moses and Rome,” Russell says. He also refers to the “right to reason guaranteed to all Communists by God,” certainly a strange contradic­ tion of orthodox Marxism. Though he condemns Ameri­ can brutality against the “inno­ cent Viet Cong,” he believes the Russian invasion of Czecho­ slovakia was a just putdown of “insolence toward Law and order.” To illustrate his contention that all men have the same goals in life, he asks “Why do we all buy clothes?” and an­ swers, “Because we cannot cannot get them for nothing.” Strange. 'I Page 5 — Friday, April 25 work at arcoa? who deals in rental tracks and traders for a living? % $ f Not everybody. But those who think that Arcoa services only the U-Haul Rental System probably also still listen to Pat Boone records and play parcheesi. 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Bea TWA Hostess An equal opportunity employer ; It’s like no job on earth ■HBMa Page 7 — Friday, April 25 ROTC (Continued from page 1) situation. However, as ca­ dets left 7 a.m. classes, many told reporters they had been told to ignore the demonstrators and to “cool it.” Campus Security Chief John Duffy said the pro­ testors were completely within their rights, and as long a s the demonstrators were not within "the build­ ing and were not blocking entrances, they would not be removed. Campus Security officers had their duty hours ex­ tended as a result of the fast.. There were six offi­ cers on duty at the ROTO building yesterday morn­ ing. Most had come on duty at 1 p.m. Wednesday afternoon and were ap­ proaching 20 hours of con­ tinuous duty. Wednesday night, during a hastily announced “lovein” attended by about 200 persons, two minor disturb­ ances broke out. A fight broke out about 8 p.m. between two persons on the lawm It was broken up by bystanders, how­ ever, before Campus Secur­ ity could reach the scene. At 9:35 p.m. unknown , persons threw eggs at the fasters on the upper land­ ing. The fasters claim that officers made no attem pt to stop or catch the egg throwers. They said they couldn’t count on Campus Security for protection and proceeded to “defend themselves” with 2 x 4’s sharpened to a point.* Doug Cooper, one of the six original fasters, said they received threats yes­ terday from j several indi­ viduals, supposedly to take place last night. A rally scheduled for 11:30 yesterday m ailing failed to get off the ground. Garner read his group’s statem ent, of position to those passing by, but fewer than 25 stopped. Meanwhile, the fasting continued. The group start­ ed out with seven fasters, . but that number was re­ duced by one within the first sixteen 'hours. 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A s one ex am p le, th e v illa in s in’ a W estern sp y spoof, “T h e W ild, W ild W est,” w e re ja ile d in ste a d o f k ille d in gruesom e w ay s. • ' . O ne d ra m a -a d v e n tu re show , h o w ev er, h a s m ade a se r­ io u s e ffo rt to e lim in a te v io len ce as a m a jo r fa c to r in th e p lo t — N B C ’s “T h e N am e o f th e G am e” (seen h e re a t 7:30 p.m . F rid a y on ch an n el 12). T he show is a 90-m inute an th o lo g y ab o u t th e m aga­ zin e p u b lish in g b u sin ess w ith G ene B a rry , R o b e rt S ta ck a n d T ony F ran cio sa a lte rn a tin g a s sta rs. I t fe a tu re s ex cel­ le n t a n d som etim es e x p e rim e n ta l (a la “2001”) co lo r pho­ to g ra p h y , slick ly -d o n e sto rie s a n d to p -n o tc h g u e st sta rs. W h at is im p o rta n t, sin ce th e show is b a sic a lly escap­ is t e n te rta in m e n t, is th e conscious e ffo rt o f th e p ro d u cers to av o id a n y em phasis on v iolence. T h e m o st s u b tle w ay to do th is, o f course, a n d one o fte n em ployed, is to b u ild th e sto ry a ro u n d com bat of a n o n -p h y sical so rt, as in a re c e n t ep iso d e a b o u t a phony lib e l s u it a g a in st th e p u b lish in g firm . Y e t ev en som e v io len ce n eed ed to m ove th e sto ry alo n g is p re se n te d in d ire c tly . R ecen tly , a n o ld m an w as fo rc e d b y c rim in a ls to re v e a l in fo rm a tio n ; in ste a d o f an o ld -sty le sick en in g b e a tin g a d m in iste re d to th e h elp less, h e w as show n g ro an in g in p a in a fte r th e f a c t T h u s th e v ie w e r could te ll w h a t h a d h ap p en ed , b u t w as sp a re d a n y b ru ta liz in g scen es o f it. P e rh a p s th e m ost fa sc in a tin g ex am p le o f conscious av o id an ce o f v isu a l v io len ce w as a n ep iso d e ab o u t a “B on­ n ie a n d C lyde”-sty le m ass m u rd e re r. B efo re h e w as sh o t, h e k ille d e ig h t people. . * N one o f th o se m u rd e rs o c cu rred on cam era. In e v e ry case, th e o th e r c h a ra c te rs w o u ld com m ent on th e new d e a th to ll a n d som etim es im p en d in g doom w as su g g ested — th e k ille r w o u ld g re e t som eone w hose c a r h e w ish ed to ste a l, fo r ex am p le, th e show w o u ld th e n b re a k fo r a com m ercial a n d v iew e rs w ould le a rn la te r th a t m o re in n o ce n t v ictim s h a d b itte n th e d u st. G oing th is fa r to d eem p h asize v io len ce m ay seem silly ; a fte r a ll, sh o u ld vio len ce be cen so red a n y m ore th a n sex? S tu d e n ts of d ram a m ig h t co n sid er th is ap p ro a c h a s a re ­ tu rn to th e p rin c ip le s o f a n c ie n t G re rk d ram a, in w h ich v io len ce h a p p en ed o ffstag e a n d w as d escrib ed fo r th e au ­ d ien ce b y a ch o ru s. 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SlZfcSrw/tfcf------- —----— CELIA’S FASHIONS TEMPE CENTER 30TH & EA ST TH O M A S RD. f Friday, April 25 — Page 12 jta © WEEKEND Crowd G roove W ith The Soul O f BEN N IE C O N N »Movie Review« 'Faces' gives impression of am ateur home movie By Wendy Beall “F aces,” w ritte n an d d ire c te d b y J o h n C assavetes, is a d istre ssin g ly cru d e p ic tu re , tech n ically . T he g ra in y b lack a n d w h ite film , h a rsh lig h tin g an d jo stle d p h o to ­ g rap h y g iv e you th e feelin g th a t you a re w atch in g an a m a te u rish hom e m ovie. T he u n ad o rn ed an d u n su b tle s ty le reco rd s e v e ry g e stu re , e x p re s­ sion a n d blem ish as m in u tely , a n d re le n tle ssly as a n e w sree l—cau sin g tiie a u d ien ce to sq u irm u n co m fo rtab ly a t th e p o in tb la n k an d o fte n em ­ b a rra ssin g ly p erso n al rev e latio n s o f th e c h a ra c te rs on th e ir fu tile fo ray s fo r fu lfillm e n t in th e ir b o rin g , em p ty lives. Destined to be the next #1 Soul Singer— Dig his latest hit record "l am so glad „to be back home" another Soultown . Smash Hit! T h e film focuses on a m iddle-aged a n d a fflu e n t couple (Jo h n M arley an d L y n n C a rlin ), w h o -a re ch afin g a t th e u n rew a rd in g bonds of th e ir s te rile a n d d u ll m arriag e. T hey each a tte m p t to fin d th e so lu tio n to th e ir fru s tra tio n in a n ig h t o f a d u lte ry . T h e h u sb an d seek s the; com ­ p an io n sh ip o f a p ro sp ero u s p ro stitu te , p lay ed b y G ena R ow lands. T h e w ife d iffid e n tly tak e s in a boyish ly ch arm in g gigolo,0 e x c e lle n tly p o r­ tra y e d by S eym our C assel. A ll th e w h ile, th e cam era s ta re s stead ily . I t w atch es th e rid icu lo u s a n tic s o f th e h u sb an d an d h is frie n d as th ey vie d ru n k e n ly to e n te rta in th e w hore. I t sta re s b lea k ly a t th e b itte r ex ch an g e b etw een th e h u sb an d a n d w ife o v er th e lack o f sex in th e ir m arriag e. I t m oves u n co m fo rtab ly close to th e fru s tra te d g ro u p o f w om en, th e w ife a n d h e r frie n d s, a s th e y re a c t to a n d reco il from th e ir lu s t fo r th e gigolo th e y h av e pick ed up to titilla te th e ir sta le d esires. In sta y in g w ith th e title , th e cam era sc ru tin iz e s e v e ry fac e in th e film . E ach w ince an d g rim ace is exposed as th e c h a ra c te rs fa lte r d iffi­ d e n tly on th e ir q u ests fo r rem ed ies fo r th e ir em p ty lives. O v erlay in g alm o st ev e ry e n c o u n te r in th e m ovie is la u g h te r. N ot m irth , a lth o u g h th e re is som e o f th a t, b u t a r t i f i c i a l la u g h te r w hich m asks th e lac k of com m unication an d hollow re la tio n sh ip s of th e c h a ra c te rs: SALOM A the Turkish Delight, tempts & teases her audience with her belly dance routines. Patti does her thing like nobody else in the world of sights & sound L a u g h te r w hich is fo rced a n d fa lse ly h e a rty to sim u la te fello w ­ sh ip an d good tim es. L a u g h te r w h ich slid es to th e b rin k o f h y s te ria w hen it trie s to conceal th e fru s tra tio n o f n ew ly discovered em p tin ess. L a u g h te r w hich m ingles w ith te a rs a s a m om ent o f fu lfillm e n t is g lim p sed an d lo st. I t is a ll n erv o u sly com pulsive la u g h te r th a t exceeds th e b o u n d s o f reaso n as it is sp outed fo rth in a n en d less a tte m p t to b rid g e a ll th e im possible gaps in th e fu tile an d s te rile relatio n sh ip s. C assavetes p roves to h a v e a n u n can n y sen se o f sp o n tan eo u s d ia ­ logue, w hich h is acto rs, a ll unknow ns e x e ep t fo r G ena R ow lands, u tiliz e w ith a n a tu ra ln e ss of in te ra c tio n th a t fu rth e r en h an ces th e rea lism o f th e film , T he re s u lt is a re m a rk a b ly c le a r an d u n c o n triv e d view of an a ll too fa m ilia r su b je c t, ourselv es. STATE PRESS STUDENT G O V 'T W EEK BECO M E PAT WILLIAMS Howie Gayle's "2 Shades of Soul" play soul m usic fo r your dancing p leasu re in th e m ost u nique atm osphere in th e V alley ★ Monday Night - BEN JO H N SO N - IN CAMPUS AFFAIRS "Dean of Sound" 'k Thursday nite is talent night with cash prizes ★ Wed. nite is Ladies Night ★ Swing after hours Fri. & Sat. ’ until 4:00 a.m . \ Zora 276-7734 A C TIV E & INTERESTED Fol ley’s New 3600 5. Central A ve. SIG N UP FOR A BO A RD 1. Leadership 2. C ultural A ffairs 3. Social A ctivities 4. Faculty Student R elations 5. R allies & trad itio n s 6. International Student Relations 7. Student Cam pus A ffa irs f 8. Election; 9. O rg anizatio n s 10. Student Inform ation APRIL 23-25 IN FRONT OF HAYDEN LIBRARY W eekend Editors E d y th e E d g ar D avid A n d erso n WEEKEND is pvblislMd ovary Friday a s a supplamant la ilia dally Slata Prass. Every Fri. & Sat. Night at 10:00 p.m. H ypnotist “Come Sleep with Us” at the SAX CLUB 1890 E. Apache Blvd. 966-2221 Buy - Sell - Trade P A PER B A C K S 250,000 in Stock OPEN 7 DAYS “Arizona’s Largest” AL'S BOOKSTORE 1454 E. Van Buren 'illWWb, (MSHEafefi! WEEKEND Actors to oflcr music of kaq French acton naud and JeanLwma and the New Y a k Soloists will presud. a of “Wends and Court of the XIV” on May 4. Final event ■ Chamber Music 3 the 8:30 p.m. staged at priced a t $2 for Ok j $1.50 for Valley ID cards, are ou mage box office, Chamber harpsichordist with Melvin Joel Krosmck, Lynch, viola; flute. H ie musicians wili form composffioas fey Le Roux, Rameau and mg. The words unique program lections from watte fey le, MoQere, Racine, La La Fontaine Sevigne. Barrault, the best known our tim e, his own his wife, A mendier of Française fe rn wife has and honors, prize for beat of Etat Symphony set for 1969-7® Violinist join guest deron of 3 long list of Phoenix Symphony son slate. Other schedi eludes soprano violinist Erick ists Eugene ] Lateiner, Jean David Bar-IBap; ists Gold and Fizdde. H e ] nix Symphony featured Jan. 1988 direction of Roger Free brochures Symphony’s 23rd available a t the fice, 1515 E. Osborn, P ag e 13 — F n d a y , AynM 25 Temperature up, so are hemlines b y Marcie Smith F ashion-conscious coeds w ho sew fear ffieum aim s can sta y in th e sw ing o f th e n ew b a te a m i fem ndSU d e ­ sig n s w ith u p -to -th e -m in u te p a tte rn s fnaun M cG dfc. T e m p era tu re s a re risin g a n d sammunr m uggffi^ goes, fro m see-th ro u g h p a n ts to b a re m id riffs and (danc­ in g 'n eck lin es. E sp ecially p o p u lar n o w amm fc » d n s n s a n d tops. P a n ts ru n th e g a m u t fro m sh e e r, ferm m m e n d s flw p lu sh , easy -care te rrie s. S how n h e re a re tw o p a n ts o u tfits wfekfli mBser buffi s ty le a n d com fort. O n th e le ft, the miArim banes b e l u a a sh o rt cro p -to p and h ip -slu n g pants'{MeGaffs SSHfe. 7b e p a tte rn in clu d es a b ik in i b o tto m a i d a s b ir t Sac v e rsa ­ tility . A m atc h in g tie -b e lt accen ts flu m in i i w i i d f e O n th e le ft is a d a rin g o u tfit o f lac y , s b e e r bdfebuH m m p a n ts an d a soft, long-sleeved, g n th rm l d flu a iiiil ifeni A re g u la r o r m in i-len g th d ress is afaa gudurihd in tfem p a tte rn (M cC alls 9695). O th e r suggestions a re th e “matiddmaf’, ffio s wriffi a low sq u a re -cu t n eck lin e an d a betted «sank vffirio o n be w o rn w ith o r w ith o u t p a n ts ( l l f r f d i 93SBSO r, s titc h a co m fo rtab le a n d M n rfa » b n a ffie rn wnffi a h ig h w a ist in e ith e r re g u la r o r m a a la g b i w caod d re ss fo r h o t days can b e accen ted w iffi ep ecafed w v tn m fo r ad d ed in te re s t (M cC alls 9746). F o r a d re ssie r sty le , com bine d re ss fo r a b reezy b u t ta ilo re d p a tte rn s a n d solids fo r e x a c tly th e look vww 9723). W ith th e se h e lp fu l ideas, vogue a n d sav e w h ile a d d in g individual la r styles'. SLALO M RACE A ll J I.S .U . Studente A re Elig ib le Race Your C a r A gainst the Classification by S .C .C A . Saturd ay, A p ril 20 940 Behind Palo V c Parking lo t WEEKEND Friday, April 25 — Page 14 n o b by Daren Krona "M ission Im possible" Aquavision features popular TV themes “A q uavision” w ill be th e th em e o f th e a n n u a l N aiads w a te r show F rid ay and S a tu rd a y n ig h ts a t 8 p.m . a t th e U n iv e rsity pool. N ineteen n u m b ers C horeographed from th e m u sical th em es of p o p u lar telev isio n show s and com m ercials w ill b e p re se n te d b y 29 N aiads sw im m ers. T w o d iv in g e x h ib itio n s w ill also b e in clu d ed in th e program . Photo by T o n y Roto DEVIL DOLL — Ianda Randolph, a freshman member of the ASASU Student Senate, is this week’s D evil DolL With attractions lik e this, w hy did the Senate have trouble maintaining a quorum? 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Swim m ing A Q U A V ISIO N . . . th e N aiad s’ a n n u a l sp rin g p ro g ram sp o tlig h ts fa v o rite TV th em es a t 8 p.m . F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y n ig h ts a t th e U n iv e rsity pool. N o adm ission ch arg e. Andre Watts Television Young pianist sets Gammage concert Andre Watts, the young pian­ ist who recently appeared with Zubin Mehta and the Los Angel­ es Philharmonic in an NET Fes­ tival on Channel 8, will appear in person at Gammage on May 1. Final program in’ the 1968-89 Fine Arts Series, the 8:30 p.m. performance by the 22-year-old American pianist will open with Mozart’s “Rondo in A minor,’’ followed by Schubert’s “Phantasie in C m ajor.” After the intermission, Watts will present Rachmaninoffs “Variations on a Theme of Cor­ elli,” Debussy’s “Estampes” and, in conclusion, Chopin’s “Ballade in G minor.” During a.six-week concert tour last fall of seven European countries, the keyboard artist gave recitals in Stuttgart, Ham­ burg, Munich, Milan and Flor­ ence in addition to making 12 appearances as soloist with ma­ jor European orchestras. Upon his return to the United States, he resumed the tour, longest in his six-year career, and is appearing throughout the country in recitals and with such orchestras as the Boston wad San Francisco Symphonies and the Cleveland Orchestra. He has been hailed by critics throughout the world for “a per­ formance full of fire” (Washing­ ton Post), and as “a pianist so gifted with communication that the music emerges with extra dimension, no m atter what the style!” (New York Post). In Paris he was described as “the sensation of the evening, a vir­ tuoso of the rarest sort.” Tickets for the program, pric­ ed at $5, 84 and $3, are on sale at the Gammage box office, 9613434. BA CH T R A N SM O G R IFIED . . . L eo n ard B e rn ste in a n d ro ck groups p lay B ach—stra ig h t, e lectro n ic a n d ro ck in g . T he m u sical h ap p en in g s ta rts a t 1:30 p.m . S u n d ay , ch an n el 10. FE L IC IA N O . . . Jo se sin g s h is to p h its o n a sp ecial a t 7 p.m ., ch an n el 12 S unday. 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Temp* Center • WO 7-4482 Open Mon. A Thure. Nitee 10 % Discount to Student» ERIC 1 0 2 0 M IL L A V E N U E # S U I T E 3 • T E M P E 9 6 6 -8 4 9 1 1 1 | P age 17 — Friday, April 25 The Needs Of Children Should Not Be Mode To W ait "the future promise of any nation can be directly measured by the prospect? of its youth . . John F. Kennedy Are you satisfied with their prospects? contact: A SA SU Com m unity Service 961-3142 ••• — P a g e 18 Devils' power expected to shine forth in Relays a rt the next the Arizona Seiet team, with the Sun Devils’ first place pow­ er expected to shine forth. Utah is the host for the sec- ond annual Relays tomorrow in Salt Lake City. Coach Baldy Casillo will en­ ter four relays and expects a strong showing by his 880 and distance medley crews. The 880 relay will boast Mike Jones, Quill Nebeker, John Hol­ brook and WAC 220 champ Jer­ ry Bright anchoring. Stiffest challenger is expected to be Texas-El Paso. .-. e/' In the distance medley relay Holbrook or Dick Miller will run the quarter, m iler Chuck LaBenz will drop down to the 880, miler Manuel Quintanar will run the 1320 and two miler Jer­ ry Jobski the mile. Again, UTEP will be the team to beat in this race. ASU entries in the 440 relay will be the same as the 880 while the mile relay will boast Bright, Miller, Holbrook and La­ Benz. Classified F ar classified advertising submit ad In person ta the State Press, Old BA M2, twa days In advance a t publication, from l:M a.m . ta 3:30 p.m., call M1-M57. R ata: Sc par ward, 75c minimum. • FOR SALE 38-point, flawless, blue-white diamond engagement set. Asking $200 »65-1788. Near new Panasonic TV, white, 19", $75. »66-1788. black and VOX 12 string folk guitar and case — ilke new — $1»5. 265-2721. FOR SALE: C.B. radio and antenna. Five channels and room for three more. 966996». 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W aiters for cocktail lounge In Scotts­ dale. Must be 21, good looking and alert. Dominic 9465355 (9 a.m . - 5 p.m.) Sky Diving School Individually, the Devils are 1827 W. Camelback, Phoenix 274-6005 strong in the javelin where Mark Murro rem ains unscath­ • REAL ESTATE ed after 11 meets this season. By owner: 4-bedroom, refrigerated, ca r­ He beat his New Mexico foe pets, drapes, fireplace, covered patio. ASU, Tempe High, Broadmor, Presby., last week by 50 feet winning * LDS churches within walking distance. 588%. Call 967-0726. with a 256-11 toss. TEACHERS WANTED. Entire West, Southwest, and Alaska. FREE REGIS­ TRATION. Southwest T eachers' Agency, 1303 Central Ave. N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. 87106. South Mountain home Ideal for faculty m ember! Real resort living with SWIM­ MING POOL, sunken living room with fireplace, 3 or 4 bedroom s, 2 baths, fam ­ ily room, m any features. A real beauty, only $29,950 cash to existing into. PAUL HUND REALTY. 277-5709. Medical secretary for radiologist's of­ fice. 947-7381. High jumper Barry Shepards will join a strong 7-0 club in the relays while 164) pole vaulter Dick Rambo hopes to get un­ tracked after failing at the opening height at New Mexico last week. Photo by Den Chadm AUTOM OBILES FREE FR E E : Four Illegitimate kittens. Calico m other w as victim of hit-and-run father (s). 964-7014 after 5:30 p.m. Students needed for part-full tim e work. E arn 30 percent to 40 percent. Call 966 4584 between 6 7 p.m. X-ray technician — registered f o r . ra­ diologist's office. 947-7381. W aitress wanted for College Delll — over 21, neat, attractive, good person­ ality. College Delll. 825 S. Rural.. Experienced night m an wanted a t Col­ lege Delll. Apply In person, 825 S. Rural. OPENINGS — 6 men earn $64.50 per week — ca r required. Call between 6-8 p.m. 967-5070. W ANTED WANTED: 8 o r 10 speed bike. 947-6991. Two m ale roommates wanted for sum­ m er. $57.20 each. Must know by 30th, 967-5053. 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New Mexico 3-game series may bejepson turning point TOUGH TO SOLVE — Kenny Hansen’s unorthodox de­ livery should give New Mexico a few problems tomorrow, as it has his previous foes this year. The hard-throwing sophomore has 88 strikeouts in 81 i n n i n g s thus for. Wulk loses disc finds joy Sun Devil basketball coach in an operation a t Barrow Neu­ Ned Wulk finally got rid of an rological Institnte a t S t Jo­ seph’s Hospital in Phoenix. old-time nemesis yesterday. The disc has bothered Wulk The veteran cage mentor had a disc removed from his hack . for years, though his antics during basketball p m w might make this hard to befieve. • Last roundup? Although Wtdk has been ex­ The Sun Devil cowboys are trem ely bothered by the (fisc rounding up their gear and for over a week, the hospital heading west this weekend to couldn’t be bothered with him. compete in the Cal Poly Col­ He tried to enter last Friday legiate Rodeo at San Luis Obis­ ,but learned that no beds were po. available. ASU’s rodeo team , led by Wulk remained a t his home Stan H arter and Dennis Sher­ for the weekend, finally gaining wood are defending champions admittance to SL Joseph’s and "will compete with teams Monday. from 14 other universities and Jjasts were taken Tuesday colleges. and Wednesday to determine H arter currently stands sec­ the disc’s future status. ond in the West Coast region in Much to Widk’s joy, the oper­ calf roping, third in ribbon rop­ ation finally took place yester­ ing and fourth in steer wres­ day afternoon a t 1:30. Now all tling. he has to worry about is where ASU is presently second Inthe he .is going to find a capable region behind Cal Poly, While rebounder for the 1989-70 bas­ ketball season. — L. N. the UofA is a close third. W hen in need of Tow,. Service,. By LARRY NELSON NEI Assistant Sports Editor The turning point of the Sun Devils’ baseball season m a y very well occur this weekend in Albuquerque. New Mexico hosts Arizona State for a three-game series, the first game beginning to­ day at 3 p.m. and a doublehead­ er scheduled for tomorrow be? ginning at 11 a.m. The Devils take a 5-1 West­ ern Athletic Conference record into the series, compared to the Lobos’ 2-4 mark. If the Devils can win the series, they will de­ finitely be in command of the Southern Division race. After this weekend, six of the Devils’ remaining nine confer­ ence games are at home, and with the enthusiastic, screech* ing fans of Tempe, that is quite an advantage. The Lobos will be no push­ overs, though, as they own a 25-8-1 record overall. Albuquer­ que has been a stumbling block to several Devil squads in the Auto Painting . W heel A ligning & Balancing • M ASTEL C le a n e rs - Launderers • Suede A Leather Cleaning • 7111 E. Belleview, Scottsdale ' (1 Block 8. of McDowell at Scettsdala Rd.) 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Kenny Hansen will handle the ASU mound chores in the seven-inning second game Sat­ urday, opposing either (Rick Bodle (4-3, 3.03 ERA) or Scotts­ dale’s Ron Sims, who has been used mostly in relief this year, compiling a 3-0 record and a 2.33 ERA. Boasting five regulars and two oft-used utility m m with batting averages exceeding .300 ASU has amassed a .304 team hitting mark this year. The Sun Devil pitching staff has held the opponents to a .217 average, while earning a 2.96 staff earned run average. New Mexico’s staff has a better ERA (2.78), but the Lobo hitters only have a .274 average — good by major league standards, but weak compared to Arizona State. U S. M A RIN E CO RPS O FFIC ER SELECTIO N TEMPE BODY SHOP • mast. past, including last year’s crew which lost all three. Leading the New Mexico at­ tack this year in rightfielder Bob Faford with a .369 average. He has driven in 26 runs, second on the club to shortstop Jim Johnson with 35 RBIs. Johnson is No. 2 in hitting a t .366. Utility man Larry Minarsick is third with a .304 mark. Southpaw hurler Jim Kremmel, who opposes ASU’s Larry Gura on the mound today, tops Lobo pitching statistics with a 5-0 record. His earned run av­ erage of 1.15 is also tops on the squad as are his three com­ plete games and 54 strikeouts. The opening contest Saturday morning will see Gary Jacobs of New Mexico facing either Lerrin LaGrow or freshman Crag Swan. LaGrow, though his 8-1 record doesn’t show it, has been er­ ratic and ineffective at times this year, being the chief be­ nefactor of the Sun Devils’ awer some hitting. Swan’s 5-0 mark NO MINIMUM p Happiness Is The Crowd "W here Everybody Is Welcome' 3600 SOUTH CENTRAL « Phone 276-7734 ■r Friday, April 25 — Page 20 its here A A § \ \ y-7 ,.r; S. » tonight s ir i M Æ â IS ë g ii CARNIVAL sp i-a l sta re ca se . w ill play th re e b ig sh o w s1 booths pri z e s d an ce rides co kes FR cb ixm UK