Crow d mingling
helps in easing
confrontations
B y RA Y K IP P
W hen th e re ’s-tro u b le b rew in g on
cam pus, D ean of S tu d e n ts G eorge
H am m trie s to be rig h t in th e m id ­
d le of it — to h e lp cool th in g s off.
D ean H am m is u sin g h is office as
a n in fo rm a l b u ffe r zone fo r con­
fro n ta tio n s b etw een th e A d m in is­
tra tio n an d s tu d e n t dissidents
H am m feels th a t b y dev o tin g
som e o f h is tim e to in fo rm a l d iscu s­
sions a n d casual conversations w ith
b oth s tu d e n ts a n d a d m in istra to rs,
m a n y p o te n tia lly explosive situ a ­
tio n s ¿an be avoided a n d b e tte r u n ­
d e rsta n d in g g ain ed on b o th sides.
F o r exam ple, la st F rid a y b e fo re
th e BLOC ra lly H am m w a s on th e
M all discussing th e A d m in istra ­
tio n ’s role in receiv in g th e BLO C
dem ands w ith b lack leaders.
Since th e ra lly w as to b e h e ld a t
noon, th e re w as son^e concern o v e r
w ho w ould b e availab le to rec e iv e
th e dem ands, H am m said.
A sked if th e in fo rm a l contacts
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B rig h am Y oung fu llb a ck D ave N ichols (33) doesn’t h a v e th e ball, b u t you can ’t w h a t’s n eeded to k e e p e ith e r p a rty
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M? ,e cF a n ^ . , (8)’ * ^ en tice W illiam s (54) o r R ic h a rd G ray fro m m ak in g serio u s e rro rs.”
(71). A ctually, th e t n o o f S u n D evils is, try in g to block a p u n t b y B Y U ’s Rich
Hamm
ex p ressed p a rtic u la r
A dam s d u rin g S a tu rd a y n ig h t’s 23-7 A S U victory. S ee P a g e 11.
p le a su re w ith th e resp o n sib ility
Photo by Bob Yates
accepted b y sev eral o f th e b lack
s tu d e n ts a t th e ra lly o n F rid a y .
H e said, “W h a t w e ’r e try in g to
do is se rv e as an in te rm e d ia ry b e­
tw e e n d issen tin g gro u p s a n d a ll
ta rg e ts of d issen t — w h a te v e r o r
w
h o m ev er it involves.”
B y M A R C IE L Y N N SM ITH
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C harles Goodell, M a rk H atfield ,
C am pus gro u p s ask in g U n iv e r­
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M em bers o f th e U n iv e rsity M or­ ganizations p la n a n d c a rry o u t le­
W ednesday rec e iv e d n eg ativ e re ­
T
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professors
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e n ts of th e w a r d u rin g th é dialogue. an d discussions th ro u g h o u t th e b e rs o f d issen tin g gro u p s re g a rd in g
“No a u th o riza tio n h a s b een given
th e ir com m itm ents to th e ir causes.
N one of th e fo u r could b e re a c h ­ d ay on O c t 15.
fo r dism issal o f U n iv e rsity classes ed to com m ent on th e p rogress o r
H am m said he. fe lt sp ontaneous
F in a l a c tiv ity p lan s a n d a sched­
o r th e close of U n iv e rsity offices on reception o f th e ir proposal.
u le of ev en ts w ill b e a v a ilab le la te r open con fro n tatio n h a d little effect
W ednesday, O ct. 15,” D r. K a rl H.
I n th e ir le tte r to fa c u lty m em ­ th is w eek, com m ittee spokesm an a n d th a t th e m o st im p o rta n t w a y
D an n en feld t, academ ic vice-presi­ bers, th e professors cited su p p o rt H a n k B enoit said.
(Cootinned on page 3)
d e n t, to ld th e S ta te Press.

KICKING
BALLET.....

War protest m obilizes

“I t is assum ed t h a t a ll classes
w ill m e e t as sch ed u led on th is
d a te ,” h e continued.
A ccording to a fly e r pu b lish ed
b y th e U n iv e rsity M oratorium
C om m ittee, th e m o v e is a dem on­
s tra tio n a g a in st th e U n ite d S ta te s ’
p resen ce in V ie tn a m a n d proposes
im m ed ia te w ith d ra w a l.
T h e m o ra to riu m ’s m ean s is a dec­
la ra tio n of “no b u sin ess as u su a l”
on Oct. 15. T h e co m m ittee asked
th a t U n iv e rsity classes b e dism iss­
ed to allow s tu d e n ts to voice th e ir
position on th e w a r.
T h e d e m o n stra tio n h e re is in
con ju n ctio n w ith a n a tio n a l m ove­
m e n t b y th e V ie tn a m M o ratorium
C om m ittee o f W ashington, D.C.
T h e local, fly e r re p o rts -sim ila r
d em o n stratio n s a re to ta k e place on
500 college a n d u n iv e rsity cam ­
puses nation-w ide.
£ F o u r professors h a v e asked fac­
u lty su p p o rt of th e m orato riu m
h ere.
T h e fo u r — D r. T hom as H oult,
sociology; Dr. J o h n W . H udson, so­
ciology; D r. M ark R ead er, political
science a n d Dr. D onald W olf, p o lit­
ical, science — re q u e ste d fa c u lty
m em b ers to p a rtic ip a te in a d i­
alogue a b o u t d ie w a r.

FOOTBALL BOYCOTT
Protest said to be
a moral victory
B y JO H N A L D A P E
S a tu rd a y n ig h t’s boycott of th e BYUA S U football g am e w as considered a “m o r­
a l v ic to ry ” b y th e b lac k s because m a n y
people w e re m ad e a w a re of B Y U ’s rac ist
policy, a black g ra d u a te s tu d e n t said yes­
terd a y .
K e n N ash sa id th e p ro te s t w as v e ry
o rd e rly from th e b eg in n in g to th e e n d a n d
th e y w e re o u t in fro n t o f th e sta d iu m
“doing th e ir th in g .”
H e said m an y p eo p le “w e re n o t a w a re
o f th e policy of BY U to w a rd th e blacks,”
b u t a fte r S a tu rd a y n ig h t th e y c am e a w a y
w ith a n aw aren ess o f i t
(Continued on page S)
B o y c o tte rs g a th ered in fr o n t o f th e w e st
tu rn stile s S a tu rd a y n ig h t to liste n to B LO C
lea d er B oh D ale w h o to ld th e m , “W e are
n o t h e re to he m a rty rs— w e w ill n o t be
sa crificia l lam bs!" •
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Sororities philanthropize again
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B y DO N N A SH E PA R D

P h ila n th ro p ic p ro je c ts h av e alw ays
h a v e been p o p u la r w ith U n iv e rsity sororities and th is 4y e a r is no exception. Each
s o ro rity p la n s to do m o re th a n e v e r th is
sem ester.
A lpha ®psilon P h i w om en a re p lan n in g
th e ir a n n u a l G olden G a te S e ttle m e n t p a rty
fo r poor school children. A lpha P h i’s m ain
p ro je c t is w o rk in g fo r th e A rizona H e a rt
f und As th e y h av e in th e past, th e so ro r­
ity w ill pro v id e w o rk ers and m oney.
M em bers of D elta D e’ta D elta xaise
m oney fo r scholarships fo r U n iv e rsity
coeds. T ri-D elts also c o n trib u te tim e to
M esa S o uthside hospital. A p ro je c t th ey
added th is y e a r is fix in g “tr a y fav o rs” fo r
p a tie n ts in' P h o e n ix h o sp itals

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U n derprivileged ch ild ren in P hoenix
receive tu to rin g th ro u g h K appa K appa
G am m a. T h e so ro rity also provides tra n s ­
p o rtatio n fo r school ch ild ren in Mexico.

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S ig h t conservation is th e m ain p ro je c t
fo r D elta G am m a. M rs. D w ig h t E isen­
h o w er speaks a t a fashion show given each
y e a r by th e DGs. T ickets' sell f o r $7 50
M odels a re from N ew Y ork a n d E urope.
T he DGs also collect used p resc rip tio n
glasses and give th em to th e needy.

a ^ B eta P h i w om en a re inv o lv ed w ith
A rro w craft, a school in T ennessee th a t
tra m s jo b less p eople in crafts. T h e so ro rity
sells goods th a t a re m ad e a t th is school.

K appa A lp h a T h e ta collects m oney
a n a m akes dolls fo r ch ild ren a t th e In titu te of Logopedics. T he so ro rity also helps
in th e hem ophilia drive.
P led g es fo r S igm a Sigm a S igm a will
b e busy se re n a d in g re s t hom es. T h e T riS igs also collect m oney fo r th e R obbie
P a g e M em orial. T his m em o rial w as set up
in 1954 fo r th e son o f a n a tio n a l T ri-S ig
president. T he boy died of polio.

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K appa D elta so ro rity w ill sp end tim e
tills y e a r being com panions to o ld e r people
m i j o J S*ai e HosPita l- L ast y e a r th e KDs
sold C h ristm as seals to h e lp crippled child ren in R ichm ond, Va. T h e coeds adopted
an In d ian child last y e a r w hom th e y w ill
su p p o rt ag ain th is year.

A lpha D e lta P i, along w ith L am bda
Chi A lpha fra te rn ity , w ill p a in t a n d clean
a local school fo r m en ta lly re ta rd e d chil­
dren.

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giving candy to un d erp riv ileg ed
ch ild ren on H allow een. T his y e a r th e coeds
w iil jo in a fra te rn ity to give a C hristm as
p a rty fo rt.th e children.

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else. A n AM radio — a n d an FM one; slidevolum e a n d slide-tone controls; b a tte rie s
— a n d an earphone; a m icrophone an d a

m icrophone stan d ; A FC to keep th e FM
from d riftin g ; a VU m e te r — a n d an auto­
m atic rec o rd in g level control; tw o a n te n ­
nas to p u ll in all th e statio n s; a n d a 4"
dynam ic sp e a k e r th a t’s dynam ic enough
to sing its ow n praises, loud an d clear.
T h e only p a rt e m p ty a n d w a itin g is th e
cassette p a rt o f th e u n it — it n eed s som e­
one to ta lk to it. To fill it w ith m usic, w ith
_i sonS — a poem o r a speech. M aybe a little
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c o n fro n tatio n s o fte n g e t o u t o f
Jsa id n °bocly w in s
w n e n th e b o u n d aries o f good ta s te
ju d g e m e n t a n d re sp e c ta b ility a re
o v erstep p ed a n d th e re fo re n o org am zation w ith a good cau se could
a ffo rd to re s o rt to th a t.
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p ro te s t sa fe ly w ith in th e ru le s o f
th e s tu d e n t C ode of C onduct.
A t th e s a m e tim e h e hopes h is
in fo rm a l m e d ia tin g w ill h e lp th e
A d m in istra tio n to a b e tte r u n d e r­
sta n d in g of th e stu d e n ts ’ situations.
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Opinion
P a ge

Readers’ Forum
Football Defense.

Editor:
a won-loss record that only four other
Ab! Reaction . . . Reaction to what and coaches in the country can match. I functions that he go directly to Frank
from whom. Reaction to article of 10-3-69 might suggest to Mir. Dale that he attend himself. The coach will give him a
titled, “Discontentment Called Reason a practice session, that is if he could straight answer.
Rut something is lacking in my article.
for Hurst’s E x it”. Reaction from one who get in, and see first hand the non-biased
has been around for awhile, who has selection of those (hat go through the Why is Arizona State University so
highly regarded as an athletic power­
been associated with the athletic depvt- “hamburger” drill
house
on a national scale? Why is it tin t
ment, and who is a die-hard Sun Devil
Concerning a statement made by we get the exceptional recruits for a
What is a Sun Devil?
Grady that he didn’t feel he belonged school that has half the number of ath­
Gov. W illiam s h a s recom m ended
Discontentment My definition of this on the punt return team, well, if one
th e B oard of R egents allow s tu ­ word is unhappy, not satisfied. In my feels that he doesn't belong in a role letic scholarships as other do — and
half the facilities?
d e n ts a voice in th e selection o f a associations with athletic teams th ra s h that would Only mean helping his
Because a Sun Devil is a winner and
n ew U n iv e rsity p resid e n t—-a w ise the years, an athlete becomes discontent, out I don’t think he belongs on the team
the
products we turn out succeed both
suggestion in a tim e w h e n s tu d e n ts ed most often when he’s not in a start- at alL
on and off the field. We are winners. It’s
to o fte n e n d u p on th e o u tside look­ fogrole or because of a general k e n ^
Why was J.D.’s name brought into up to the fan to help ca n y on this
in g in.
nonchalant attitude. I knew Grady Hurst, this? J.D. Hill made a mistake, J.D. is
I t is a tru ism th a t o u r c o u n try and I questioned his attitude from the Paying for it, ana J.D. bopefullly will winning tradition by backing our tear*,
up whatever and wherever they partici­
h a s rem a in e d re la tiv e ly fre e o f an- very day he arrived in Sun Devil cow- °ne day come back and show his fantas­ pate.
„
.
a rc h y b e c a u s e
try- We talk about attitude — well, to be tic athletic ability mores» than ever be­
What is a Sun Devil? To quote fharih
¿•aito n al
citizens h a v e fe lt
the complete Am Devil one’s mental at- fore.
Ted
Bredehoft, “A Sun Devil is a n a n
C om m ent
th e y h a d reco u rse
tude must always be positive — towards
So ends the article. I might suggest to
in th e rig h t to his coach, the game, and his own image. Mr. Dale that if he has any questions who starts behind someone in a revolv­
ing door and comes out in front of him.”
vote. H u s applies to o u r c a m png Think about th a t. . .
•m eaning football team policies or
as w ell.
Henry “Red” Steven
“Grady,” Dale commented, “was toM
S tu d e n ts don’t necessarily h a v e
M
o
rm
n
n
t-------------------when he signed that be would be the
a rig h t to p a rtic ip a te in th e selec­
teams
No. 1> quarterback.” When I Editortio n of th e ir p resid e n t, b u t i t is a
the LDS Bookstore in Mesa, which car­
P
M
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a fraternity a few years ago,
p riv ileg e th a t should be g ra n te d to
It really is a shame that so many peo- ries a book entitled “The Church and the
I
remember
I
was
promised
certain
th em , i f o n ly to show th a t th e re is
Pfe both Mormon and non-Mormon, are Negro.” It explains in detail anything and
a h o p p o rtu n ity to u se persuasion benefits. One has to be pretty guillible to “ »informed about the so called dfeeverything you bave questions about on
swallow whole, promises that are not
r a th e r th a n force.
too (realistic to begin with, especially enm inatory action of the church against the subject.
T h e R egents m ig h t also consider
Negroes. Even sadder is that most LDS
In answer to your question, Mr. Park­
when one hasn’t proven his worth.
m e w isdom of selecting a p resid e n t
people themselves do not understand er, about how a church can “arbitrarily
I guess
this is all aIV»L>a
m atter
of nmtur- why Ne^oes cannot hold the priest­
from th e m a n y fin e can d id ates on
AAm m Mi i l f a
ww. a _____ .
bestow on or withhold from any man
w u u iitu v H u . isaixz: iu u (D HOC
i ne n a ifte w
hood.
woman
or child the priesthood.” - The
play
for
Frank
Kush
unless
you
prove
P e e k h a s a lre a d y been m entioned
In Thursday’s letters column, an out­ church does not arbitrarily decide this
b y T h e S co ttsd ale D a ily P ro g ress yourself. Wow! The word discrimination
as a p o ssibility a n d is gaining sup­ has been brought up. Sitting in room 106 spoken Mormon gave everyone the im­ question. If you are in fact a Morm on,
port. T h e re a re o th e rs e q u a lly w ell in tiie P.E. building one day two years pression that dependents of Chin were you should be well aware that one of the
qualified.
ago, listening to one of Frank’s philosoph- sinners because of that heritage. If he cornerstones of the religion is the belief
had studied LDS doctrine a litt'e further
T his is n o t th e p ro p e r place to ical discussions, I came upon a state­ be would find that Ok sin of Cain was (and knowledge) in divine revelation,
^ Your obvious misconception on this point
ment
that
is
so
typical
Frank
Kuril
that
cam paign fo r individuals, b u t i t is
» evident in your calling it a “supersti­
p ro p e r We th in k to stro n g ly recom ­ it must be quoted for those that don’t atoned for by the crucifixion of Christ.
tious and unjust attitude.”
The
reason
why
Negroes
cannot
hold
know
the
“man.”
m end a local c a n d id a te o v e r som e­
the priesthood is because, as spirits in MYou also mentioned that you hoped the
one w ho, though h is qualifications
He said, in the midst of racial turmoil
‘racial strife as engendered by the pol­
w e re excellent, w o u ld n o t h av e “We go out on the field Mack and the pre-existence, they chose tins type of
life
on
earth
by
their
actions.
To
go
into
icies
of the LDS Church . . . can be rea first-h a n d know ledge o f th e cam ­ white, but the blood only flows one way
a full discourse on this subject would be rolved in the spirit of love.” Let me say
p u s an d its sen sitiv e areas.
. . . red.”
too lengthy to print in the State Press. juri this, that 99 per cent of the racial
So, le t’s give th e hom etow n crop
Another one — “I treat everyone the So, for anyone who would like to find oid
sm fe is among Negroes who have never
a good looking o v e r before se ttlin g same . . . equally bad.”
exactly what the position of the church booqged to the church and among others
o n a n out-of-tow ner.
That’s Frank Kuril and behind that is and Negro is, I would suggest a visit to
who don’t understand its doctrines.
Every person, black and white alike,
who has truly put his time into finding
out exactly what the church’s doctrines
are, and why they are that wav, can con­
vince themselves that the LDS d w *
does not discriminate arbitrarily and
does, in fact, offer more to the Negro
than any other church now in «riatonre
All it takes is a little time.
In sid e alm ost e v e ry f r e s h m a n used th e follow ing sem ester.
loudspeakers), th e sale o f class
stu d e n t b u rn s a d e sire to send a
Bob Reisen
F ootball se atin g problem s should
le tte r to th e editor. T h e o nly re ­ continue to a ro u se stu d e n ts’ ire. rin g s an d th e design o f G am m age L e tte r^ -------'
s tra in in g fa c to r is th e possibility L e tte rs in th is category a re m o re A uditorium .
A fin al b it of advice to fresh ­ Editor:
th a t, b e in g n ew to th e cam pus, he p a la ta b le if a hum o ro u s solution
m
en
is to approach n ew issues w ith
m a y criticize a p o p u la r issue.
to th e situ a tio n is offered.
In reference to previous letters print­
fe
a
r
an d trep id atio n . I t is sa fe r
To h elp th e fre sh m a n d e a r th is
Issues w hich h a v e grow n o u t o f an d m uch e asier to stick to th e ed m this newspaper we find the follow­
ing reports:
h u rd le , I h av e collected several is- fav o r w ith th e m asses include
ues w h ich h av e p e rsiste d fo r th e criticism o f th e carillon b e lls (o r trie d an d tru e issues th a t have
Parking facilities at ASU cause stu­
p roven them selves o v e r th e years.
tw o y e a rs I ’v e been h e re and, w ith
dents to walk 10 minutes to get to d a «
a little luck, should s till b e viable
in the morning. That’s true.
issues w h e n th is y e a r’s fresh m an
Alcoholic beverages are being brought
STATEMENT
OF
OW
NERSHIP
graduates.
into Sun Devil Stadium every Saturday
M ANAGEM ENT A N D CIRCULATION
T h e L L b u ild in g is u su a lly good
mght and consumed. That’s true.
(Act of October 23, 1962; Section 4369, United States Code)
fo r tw o le tte rs —-one condem ning
The new library service will be a great
th e crow ded e n tra n c e w a y as ’ a
1. Oct 3, 1969
Tempe, Maricopa County, Arizona"
service and a great time saver to all
sa fe ty h a z ard a n d a lig h te r one, be­
2. State Press
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the alert students on campus who know
m o an in g th e sq u e ak in g e lev ato r
about it. That’s also true.
3.
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
10.
Extent
and
Nature
of
Circulation
th a t creep s from th e b asem en t to
Friday during academic year except A. Total No. Copies
It seems we have an active, editorial
th e six th floor.
during vacation periods
Printed
io.ooo 11,000
student body. But, other things are true
T he p a rk in g lots sh o u ld p rese n t
x; :-5
«“ tfe w people care to mention.
4. OBA 302, ASU, Tempe, Maricopa B. Paid Circulation
a m u ltitu d e of situ a tio n s a n d p ro ­
Mail Subscriptions
30
True: Racism is running rampant
County,
Arizona
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C. Total Paid Circulation 30
throughout all of the cities and towns of
6.
Publisher:
Arizona
State
UniverIn clu d ed in th is ca te g o ry w ould
the United States.
9,895
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b e a ll co m plaints on th e ticketing
F- Office Use, Left-over,
True: American servicemen (our age)
zona
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policy of C am pus S e c u rity and
are fighting and dying few a futile cause.
Unaccounted, Spoiled
Editor:
Larry
Ross,
c/o
OBA
308,
le tte rs an aly zin g th e financial
After Printiqg
175*
-Y rtte : The theory of equality is still
75
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w a ste o f c o atin g d irt p a rk in g lots
preached in this country but STILL not
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w ith oil th a t w ashes a w a y w ith
practiced.
I
certify
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the
statements
made
th e firs t ra in
Managing Editor: Terry Ross c/o
Let’s think about ail of the preceding
by me above are correct and com­
OBA 392, ASU, Tempe, Maricopa plete.
A tta c k s o n th e book s to re should
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Unlike the traditional secondsecond­
ary education program, a new
project will place junior and
senior education majors in a
sequential three-semester plan
with one semester spent
in
class and the remaining two
spent in practice teaching.
The program is designed to
give
prospective
teachers
practical training in public
school classrooms according to
Dr. John Bell, associate pro­
fessor of education. Approxi­
mately 110 students enrolled in
this pilot program have started
their training at Valley schools;
A laboratory setting replaces
the typical education courses
previously taken by students in
»secondary education. Dr. Bell
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'Hie project is based on the
premise that a teacher can be
best developed in a situation
where both the teachers and
students are learning.
Feedback about the project
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Dr. James Bell, and Dr. Leroy Griffith, education profes­
sors, are also working on the
project with Dr. Bell.
Schools are Phoenix Union
Central and East high schools
in Phoenix; Tempe and McClintock high schools in Tempe,
and Westwood High School in
Mesa. Mesa, Kino, Carson and
Fremont junior high schools
are also involved.

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Fires investigated
Separate fires at Joe Selleh
Track Wednesday may have
been caused by arsonists.
Campus Security received re­
ports of a fire at the northeast
part of campus at 10:40 p.m. A
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as Tempe firemen arrived
to wet the surrounding area and
the roof of the track building
where a gas can was found.
At the same time a pile of
papers was burning at the north­
west comer of the field.
Campus security says the pos­ fo r b o ! £ w i £ » t W? n g lde5 • ' • a fo rtifie a w arehouse
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Our concept of past experi­
ences often influences our lives
more than the actual happen­
ing, a USC professor of human
behavior said in his lecture last
week.
Sponsored by the Center for
Family Life Studies Dr. Ed­
ward Stambrddk, professor of
psychiatry, people should try to
analyze past experiences and
place them in the context of to­
day’s world.
It is seldom the raw experi­
ence which has the greatest in­
fluence on one’s life; instead
it is the way we visualize it, he
said.
For example, a person’s
opinion of himself may either
be “me” or “I ”. Dr. Stainbrook
said that those with a “me”
concept are passive victims of
life while those with the, “I”
opinion are assertive agents
who take responsibility for
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The objective of the workshop
is to acquaint secondary school
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the basic facts about college
costs and financing a college ed­
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The workshop will also review
the federal financial aid pro­
grams available to students and
assist secondary school person­
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The workshop will begin at
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decision of the Phoenix
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Student paints
B y D O RIN E M ERW IN
S cholarships u su a lly pro v id e fo r such
m u n d an e necessities as books, tu itio n , and
room an d board.
B u t in th e cases of th re e U n iv ersity
a rc h ite c tu re students, scholarships m ean t
E uropean tra v e l a n d foreign em ploym ent.
M ike R eym er an d L y n n P o m e ro y saw
E u ro p e in th e sum m ertim e, a n d G eorge
Q uinn w orked in W ales fo r a B ritish lan d
developm ent corporation.
Q u in n ’s C w m brans T rav el S cholarship
supposedly provided tra n sp o rta tio n costs
to th is co u n try in so u th e rn G reat B ritain.
T hough scholarships fall sh o rt of th e n eed ­
ed am ount, w in n e rs a re u su a lly ea g er to
fu rn ish th e re m a in d e r fo r th e o p p o rtu n ity
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p a in tin g th e U nion J a c k on th e ceiling of a
pub.
“To add in su lt to in ju ry ,” h e said, “W(
p a in te d it on th e F o u rth o f J u ly .”
T h e p ro je c t th a t occupied him th e re st
of th e su m m e r w a s h e lp in g to design an
“o ld peoples’ dw ellin g .”
I t w as a n a p a rtm e n t com plex fo r old
people. Q uinn called it a “social re s t
hom e w ith se p a ra te residences, w ith doc­
to rs o n d u ty in th e com plex a t a ll tim es.
H e re tu rn e d to A rizo n a w h e n th e. d e­
signers w e re re a d y to su b m it th e fin a l
p lan fo r approval, a n d still doesn’t know
h o w his design e ffo rts w e re received.
Q uinn described th e c ity C w m brans as
a “stop gap b e tw e en W ales a n d E ngland.”
T he city itse lf w as c re a te d a n d Organ­
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Tuzsday, October 7
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By SHERRY ECKERT
In an effort to promote phy­
sical fitness, a new division has
been added to the Health, Phy­
sical Education and Recreation
Department.
Dr. George Greey has been
named coordinator of recrea­
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extension. *
The purpose of this division
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g ratio n to E ngland a n d relo c ate som e o f
th e population of W ales.
In th e U nited S ta te s p riv a te in d u stry
still relocates fam ilies an d p ro v id e s hom es
and jobs in a n e w a re a su ch as L itch field
P a rk , b u t in socialized B rita in , th e gov­
e rn m e n t assum es th is function*
Q uinn an d h is w ife liv e d in a la rg e
a p a rtm e n t com plex a n d d escrib ed th e peo­
ple of G re a t B rita in as th e w a rm e st th e y
h ad e v e r m et.
E m phasizing this, Q u in n said w h e n e v e r
th ey stopped in L ondon to c o n su lt m aps,
w ith in m inutes, several people w o u ld vol­
u n ta rily stop to o ffer assistance a n d give
directions.
(T om orrow a n d T h u rsd ay , R e y m e r a n d
P om eroy w ill te ll ab o u t th e ir su m m er
tra v e ls th ro u g h E urope.)

Sheepskin is no longer a sea­
sonal commodity. The Univer­
sity now awards degrees three
times a year.
“The Univesity,” said Alfred
Thomas Jr., registrar and di­
rector of admissions, “now
awards degrees in Septem W ,
at the end of summer seganng
of study, in February, at the
end of die fall semester, and in
June, at the raid of the spring
semester.”

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functions. He will hire super­ ity and conducted research on
visors, to eliminate infringe­ recreation for the aged.
Last month, 1,181 students
ment on facuty time.
Several new programs are were awarded graduate’ or un­
The recreation committee has
been working on its program starting, and Dr. Greey wel­ dergraduate degrees following
for over three years said Mrs. comes suggestions from stu­ the summer session.
Norma Pike, chairman of the dents. These activities will con­
Throughout 1968-69, 4,373 decommittee. Previously, all fa­ tinue “as long as students con­
-grees
were awarded, including
cilities were handled by each duct themselves accordingly ”
1,344
graduate
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department.
Dr. Greey said.
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Education
in China
explored
Education in C o m m u n i s t
China will be expiored in a lec­
ture at 2:40 p.m. today in the
Great Hall, College of Law.
Dr. Theodore H. E. Chen, di­
rector of the East Asian Studies
Center at the University of
Southern California, will be the
speaker.
Dr. Chen will discuss the rad­
ical changes in higher education
caused by the cultural revolu­
tion in Communist China and
will elaborate on the downgrad­
ing of intellectualism.
Dr. Chen, born in Foochow,
China, is a leading authority on
Communist Chinese education
and has written numerous ar­
ticles. His books i n c l u d e ,
“Thought Reform of the Chinese
Intellectuals” and “The Chinese
Communist Regime.”

Physical Education faculty adds five members
Five faculty m
em hers have
havp
members
joined the health, physical edu­
cation and recreation depart­
ment.
,

They are Dr. George Greey
and Dr. Richard Hardy, associ­
ate professors; Mrs. Betty Bachmann and Patricia Johnson,
assistant professors; and Mrs.
Elizabeth Lessard, instructor.

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Dr. C
Greey,
the
University of Michigan faculty
since 1952, will serve as co­
ordinator of the University
campus recreation program'. He
was in charge of the master of
arts program in recreation and
outdoor education since 1967 at
the UofM.

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director of intramural sports at
Colgate University.
During
World War II he was athletic,
survival training and recrea­
tion officer for five years at
several Navy bases.

Dr. Hardy was associate pro­
fessor and chairman of the
. health. education faculty at
Previously Dr. Greey was a Colorado State College in Gree­
ley since 1967. He has also
been associate professor and
coordinator of student teaching
at Wisconsin State University
in La Crosse.

C am pus K io sk

A m eeting fo r all organizations bu ild in g house decor? *S?r w h o m ec o m in g w ill be h e ld h eld a t 3 p.m. today
m MU W est Study. C all R . J . D avis, 967-9069. P
y
*

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Mrs. Bachmann was assist­
ant professor of nursing
at
Northern Arizona University

*

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A nyone in te re ste d in jo in in g th e U n iv e rsity Soccer
Club, please call B ob H enschen, 948-6019.
*

*

Miss Johnson was an assist­
ant professor of physical edu­
cation at Eastern Kentucky Uni­
versity since 1966. She is com­
pleting requirements for a doc­
tor of philosophy degree at the
University of Iowa.
Mrs. Lessard, an assistant
professor of dance at thé Uni­
versity of Florida since 1965, .
holds a bachelor of science in
education degree from the Wom­
an’s College of Georgia and a
master of arts degree from
Texas Woman’s University.

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OFFICER SELECTION OFFICE

O rganization co n tracts fo r space in th e 1970 S ah u aro
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l h e deadline fo r re tu rn in g signed c o n tra cts is Oct. 17.
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since 1964. She received
a
bachelor of science degree. in
nursing and a master of public
health degree from UCLA.

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A special m eetin g fo r fresh m an an d sophom ore n u rs ­
ing stu d e n ts w ill be held a t 3:30 p.m. today in N u r 112.

In v itin g y o u r in q u iry on O fficer P ro g ra m s
Tim e; 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M . D aily
D ates: M onday, 6 O ct th ru T h u rs, 9 Oct.
P lace: M all across from th e L ib ra ry
P lato o n L ead ers Class: F re sh m a n th ru J u n io r
O fficer C andidate Course: S eniors & G rads
W om an O fficer C andidate Course: Ju n io rs, S eniors

Protest moral vi
(Continued from page 1)
“BYU’s policy is recognized
as one of the subtleties that.
exist in social institutions un­
reachable by law that propa­
gate racism,” said Nash.
Speaking as an individual,
he said he felt “the Black Li­
beration Organizational Com­
mittee isn’t
against
BYU
practicing religion as such.
“They can practice their re­
ligion as long as it doesn’t af­
fect other people (such as the
blacks),” Nash said.
,v'.Last Friday, following a noon
rally- Nash was among seven
delegates that presented three
demands to acting President
Harry K. Newburn.
Because President Newburn
was not in, the delegation Was
met by Dr. George F. Hamm,
vice president for student af­
fairs; Dr. Richard G. Landini,
assistant to the President; and
Gilbert Cady, vice president for
business affairs.
The demands are:
—All activities with BYU,

both athletic and ponathletic,
be terminated by ASU effec­
tive Oct. 15.
—President Newburn, toget­
her with the Board of Regents,
initiate immediate action that
will result in the removal of
BYU from the Western Athletic
Conference.
—ASU cease all transac­
tions with BYU that are of a
business nature.
Nash said, “Since BYU is a
racist school, ASU, by the law
of association, is supporting
racism.

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Tuesday, O ct 7 — Page 10

Sun Devil Sports
Injury hurts B Y U

Harriers top
Sun Devil Doug Conley plac­
ed first in Saturday’s cross
country meet to lead his team
to a 28-29 victory over the UofA.

Assistant Sports Editor

He ran the four-mile South
Mountain Park course with a
time of 21:27.2, finishing 8.8
seconds before second - place
Mario Castro of the UofA.

If it hadn’t been for a bonecrushing tackle by Windlan Hall
a n d Seth Mill«', Saturday
night’s 23-7 Sun Devil victory
might have been reversed by the
Brigham Young Cougars.

ASU’s Bob Boglione placed
third with a time of 21:56 and
his teammate Manual Quaintana r came in two seconds later to
secure fourth place for the De­
vils.

All Hall and Miller did was h$t
Cougar quarterback Don Griffin
hard enough to make him sit out
more than half the game,

Pete Span placed eighth with
22:34 and Chuck LaBenz came
in tenth with 24:23.

By CHARLIE MACK

When Griffin left wifi) 5:05 left
in the first quart«* there was no
score. When he returned with
5:59 to go in the third stanza,
the Devils were on top, 23-7.

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I: «¡dentally, Devil fullback
Art Malone ran for 38 yards in
four quarters.
After Dennis Watford recov­
ered a Jim Shaughnessy fumble,
Griffin went to work on the
Devil defense. His 23-yard
scramble took the ball into Devil
territory and he was hit by Hall
and Miller after a seven-yard
pickup to the ASU 13.

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Page 11 — Tuesday, Oct. 7

Devils rally to take BYU

Rv BILL
Rif f JACKSON
lA r irc A v
By
Sports Editor
A rizona S ta te ’s S un D evils played only
ab o u t fo u r m in u tes of good football ag ain st
B righam Y oung S a tu rd a y n ig h t, b u t it
w as enough to dow n th e Cougars, 23-7.
A fte r going in to th e lo ck e r room a t h alf
tim e w ith a p recario u s 3-0 lead th a n k s to
th e to e o f E d G allardo, th e D evils cam e
back in th e th ird q u a rte r to score th re e
touchdow ns, tw o w ith in a m in u te a n d a
half.
T he passing com bination of J o e Spagnola to C alv in D em ery g o t th e D evils m ov­
ing to w a rd th e ir firs t score. Spagnola h it
D em ery a t th e C ougar 40, a n d la te r a t th e
BY U 23 b e fo re a pass in te rfe re n c e call gave
A -S ta te possesion a t th e 15 from w h e re
A rt M alone scored u p th e m iddle.
I t w as M alone’s f ir s t touchdow n of th e
year.
T he C ougars failed to m ove th e b all
on th e follow ing series a n d Rich A dam s
p u n te d to L e n n y R an d le w ho:
• G a th e re d th e b a ll in a t h is ow n 13
y a rd line;
• S k irte d betw een s ix C ougar defen­
ders, h eaded to w a rd th e sid elin e w h e re h e
gave A dam s a stiff a rm th a t alm ost to re
o ff A dam s’ head;
• A n d h ead ed in to th e end zone fo r
h is firs t score o f th e year.
On th e n e x t series of7p la y s A dam s p u n t­
ed again an d th e b all w e n t o u t of bounds
oh th e BY U 40 fro m w h e re D ave B uchan­
a n scored on a sw eep aroO nd th e rig h t side.
.rutnough th e D evil offense sp u tte re d
after that, the defen«» d id their job, hold­

ing BYU to m in u s six y a rd s to ta l offense
in th e th ird q u a rte r.
A nd it w as th e defense, p a rtic u la rly
S eth M iller, w h o k e p t th e D evils in th e
ball gam e in th e firs t half. M iller recov­
ered a C ougar fu m b le to stop one d riv e
an d in te rce p ted a pass in th e en d zone to
h a lt an other.
M iller w as tie d fo r th e n a tio n ’s lea d in
in tercep tio n s w ith th re e , going in to th e
BYU gam e.
J u n io r A h Y ou also p lay ed havoc w ith
th e C ougars’ backs a ll n ig h t, g e ttin g m o re
tim e in th e BY U backfield th a n a n y tw o C ougar ru n n in g b ack s com bined.
BYU w as h a m p e red b y th e loss o f
sta rtin g q u a rte rb a c k D on G riffin, w ho
h y p er-ex ten d ed h is k n e e in th e second
q u a rte r an d did n o t com e back u n til la te
in th e gam e.
T h e C ougars w e re also o p e ra tin g w ith ­
o u t th e p resen ce o f h e a d coach T om m y
H udspeth, w ho w as b ed rid d en w ith th e
flu in Provo.
T he C ougars p re v e n te d t h e i r second
sh u t-o u t in as m an y w eeks fro m tak in g
place w h e n senior M arc L yons, play in g fo r
th e in ju re d G riffin, capped a six-play 80y a rd : d riv e on a k e e p e r from ' th e one,
a fte r a 65-yard pass from L yons to E d Ni­
chols, th e C ougar’s sen io r fu llb ack from
G ilb ert, A riz.
T h e D evils, now 2-1 overall a n d 1-0 in
th e W estern A th eltic C onference, tra v e l to
S a lt L a k e C ity n e x t w eek to m eet U ta h
(2-1, 1-0) fo r a cru c ial W AC gam e. T he
D ies dow ned T exas-E l Paso, 21-6, S a tu r­

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W einkaf (61) w a s too la te to h elp Nichols.
Photo by John Barnard

Hurst returns
to grid team
S u n Devil quarterback
Grady Hurst returned to the
ASU varsity yesterday fol­
lowing a meeting with team
players. .
H ?rst cited immediate
family personal probfetnt as
' the reason for his week-long
absence.

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The boycott of the ASU-BYU
football game Saturday was
without inciden! as approxi­
mately 150 students picketed in
front of Sun Devil Stadium:
“Our Negro students did a
fíne job of peaceful and order­
ly demonstrating,” said athletic
director Clyde Smith.

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Photo by John Barnard

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curity also did a fine job of
working
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black
students to keep the demonstra­
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The picketers chanted “boy­
cott BYU” as they stood before
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New
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investigates black myths

In t e r h r 'ilM r 'U

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By tEATHA FERGUSON
International Student Rela­
United . Black
fatemational
Rela- per editors between the United.
Btock culture is scrutinized
tions Board lacks off activities States and Russia. He will dis­ in Dr. S. P. Fullinwider’s new
with an Open House 8-11 a.m. cuss changes which have oc­ paperback, “The Mind
and
today in the MU International curred since 1959.
Mood
of
Black
America
—
Lounge.
Hie re will be a question-andTwentieth
Century
Thought.”
Coffee, cookies and d o u g h n u t s answer period following his lec­
will be served while foreign and ture.
Dr. Fullinwider, assistant
American students meet and be­
Hie first issue of the foreign professor of history, delves into
come acquainted.
student newsletter will be dis­ the mythology of black writers,
T h e International Lounge tributed Oct. 15, a t the Foreign spokesmen educators and in­
Committee, a branch of ISRB, Student Office, South Hall 135 tellectuals. He inspects their
mythical ideas about toe world,
invites all students.
and at the MU West desk.
and
then tries to associate and
Hie newsletter, entitled ASU
A picnic Saturday, 3-7 p.m.,
relate
their meanings to ideo­
International,
will
publicize
is another opportunity for for­
such as separatism and
eign and American students to ISRB events. Hosea Tsui, editor logies
black power.
meet. Lunch and games at En- of the ASU International, said
“Our
hope
is
a
University-wide
canto Park are planned by the
The study begins with the
awareness of international living 1890s and continues to toe pre­
activities committee of ISRB.
sent time.
Interested students must sign and understanding.”
up in the ISRB office in either
the ASASU Activities Center or
the Foreign Student Office,
South Hall, 135. Hie cost for the
picnic is 50 cents.
Picnickers should meet at 3
p.m. a t the bandshell in Encanto Park, or at the MU Lobby
at 2:30 p,m. if transportation is
needed.
J. Edward Murray, managing
editor of The Arizona Republic,
will speak orf “Ten U.S. News­
men in Russia,” Oct. 21, in SS
229, at 3 p.m.
Murray has just returned from
his second tour of Russia
through an exchange of newspa-

Two myths explored include
myth
K
con-man idea. Hie Black Christ
myth, of which Martin Luther
King was an exponent, began
in toe early NAACP days and
continued into toe 1920s.
This myth was also strong,
among Anglos and is revealed
in such literature as “Uncle
Tom’s Cabin” and writings of
Mark Twain.
hi toe 1930’s, the blacks be­
gan to lose interest in • saving
toe white man’s soul and toe
Black Christ myth gave way to
the emergence of new myths
from-toe ghettos.
One such myth is toe con-

man idea in which the conc
2 S L b.. “ • J 8® ? j S ' j the
white “square” ; the con-man
is a salvation type of figure
teaching toe white man how to
be natural and free and to
break down his inhibitions.
“Hie
Mind and Mood of
Black America” began as a
Ph. D. dissertation in the sum­
m er of 1963. Much of toe re­
search work was done through
Negro culture collections at Ho­
ward University in Washing­
ton, D.C., the New York Public
Library in Harlem, Fisk Uni­
versity in Nashville and toe
Martin Luther King collection
at Boston University.

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Calendar

TODAY
ASU Chapter of AzHEA. home ec­
onomics ctub, workshop and busi­
ness meeting. 3:40 p.m ., HEC 131
Alpha Epsilon Delta, international
pre-medical honor society, invites all
pre-med, predental and pra-veterfnary students to hear Dr. Bertke,
chairm an of the pre-med evalua­
tion committee, 8 p.m. PSC D-210.
Students interested In attending
medical schools in the fall of 1970,
please contact Airs. Vejrostek. SS
415D. Deadline is tomorrow.
U.S. Marines recruit on the Mall,
through Thursday.
Center for Asian Studies: "Edu­
cation in Communist China. The
Making of New Men for Socialist So­
ciety," Dr. Theodore H. E. Chen,
USC, 3:40 p.m .. Great Hall, College
of Law.
Newcomers Group, ' ‘Salad Supper,"
8:30 p.m., 2400 S. College Ave.
Tomorrow
Pop-up^Film, MU Rumpus Room,
11:30 a.m ., 12:30 p.m.
Geology colloquium, "R em arks on
•he Black Hills, South Dakota, Peg­
m atites," Dr. D. Jerom e Fisher, 3:40
p.m „ Ag ISO.
Botany-Microbiology sem inar, "Glucans in Fungi, Lichens end Algae,"
Dr. Jprome M. Aronson, PSC A-tOO.
United Nations Organization meet­
ing a t 7:30 p.itl., Nur 402.
Baha'i Club, will show the film.
T he Toymaker." a p.m „ Alumni
House.
Glenn Yarbrough, pop-folk singer,
8:30 p.m ., Gemmage Auditorium.
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