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Streaking: more
Only relative
EDITOR:
Morality is a relative term ;
and when our legislators and
social leaders contend th at
America is suffering a moral
recession, we must realize that
moral standards for them may
not be <and most probably
aren’t! the moral standards of
others.
These legislators and social
leaders will be quick to cite the
latest fad of streaking as a
prim e exam ple of m oral
degradation.
Most of diem will cry out, “If
the Almighty had intended us to
run around naked, we would
have been born naked!” Which
brings us to another problem . . .
A sa joe-average student, who
spends his leisure time riding
around the mall at one o'clock
in the morning among the
fountain nymphs fwhile not
studying or sleeping), I will be
the very last to ride die wrath of
our great leaders by suggesting
that maybe their logic needs
polishing.
But it seems to me that this
recent fad is a bit more
wholesome than swallowing live
goldfish ta t least from the
goldfish’s standpoint) or at­
tempting suicide in a phone
booth; t a t then again, what I
think is only relative, right?
Bob Curtis

views

(a.JOMSutetr

Past experiences
ED ITO R:
W ith a ll th e r e c e n t
publicity given to streak in g ,
I thought a few h isto rical
facts reg ard in g streak in g a t
ASU m ight be ap p ro p riate.
A pproxim ately five y e a rs
ag o on f ra te r n ity ro w ,
streak in g enjoyed a sh o rt­
lived introduction to -th e
cam pus. T hree m em bers of
an outlaw fra te rn ity p a rtic i­
pated in a biannual event re ­
ferred to in th e fra te rn ity a s
the “ D evil-D ash” .
This h isto rical streak in g
resem bles th a t form being
exploited on cam pus fo r th e
p ast
few
d ay s.
T he
d iffe re n c e b e in g m a in ly ,
th a t th e s e th re e m en
“ D ressed” fo r th e occasion.
By dressing up, I am
re f e rr in g to a c la s s y

covering of those p a rts of
the body m ost likely to be
d etected o r in ju red , th e
head and th e feet. Blue
'A d d id as, black knee socks,
and various h a ts adorned
tw o of these d ash ers. The
th ird “ D evil” w ore w hite
shoes, w hite knee socks, a
w hite h a t and a black m ask,
and w as even equipped w ith
a c a sse tte recording of the
Lone R an g er R adio them e.
So you se e, ASU, we a re
also g ifted w ith a ric h
trad itio n in streak in g , and
w ith a little thought and
c re a tiv ity p erh ap s som e of
th ese m odem day stre a k e rs
co u ld c o m p e te w ith th e
original “ D evil-D ashers” .
P h il P in o tti
Sigm a Chi F ra te rn ity

state press
E d ito r
M a n a g in g E d ito r
N ew s E d ito r
C ity E d ito r
Sp o rts E d ito r
A sst. Sp o rts
P e rsp e ctive E d ito r
S ta ff A rtjst ~

P atty N olan
Ted W illia m so n
A n ita M ab an te
G re g H a ga n
B a r r y H ochfelder
R o ge r W ittlin
John LeH ockey
A . Jean Sa lk l

A bare necessity
ED ITO R :
A new college fa d is
rev ealin g itse lf acro ss th e
cam puses of o ur nation.
S treaking.
B ut I w ould pose th e
fo llo w in g q u e s tio n ;
Is
stre a k in g a p a ssin g fad o r e
b a re n ecessity ?
As th e tim e fo r m id term s
draw s n e a r stu d en ts feel th e
need to reliev e them selves
of th e ir a n x ie tie s , a n d
ap p aren tly th e ir clothes a s
w ell.
T he w o rries caused by
th ese ex am in atio n s seem to
be exposing : a few of th e
in a d e q u a c ie s
in
our
stu d en ts, in t h e . form of
streak in g .
T herefore w hen w e see
som eonè “ in p u ris n a tu ra libus” it is our d uty to offer
w hàt sym pathy w e can .
A fter a ll, he is d iv estin g
him self of h is problem s
first, an d h is clothes second.
S in c e re ly ,"
Ron P la n ts
Sophom ore
D ept, o f Jo u rn alism
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C o n f e r e n c e to e x p l o r e

Hfly illeff
w a n tavare
s H
e b r e w tm a
ught
Dave Jensen wtitiraw awre haino
t « :.tUP..
Hebrew m ay be added a ii th»
eleventh foreign language
respond to a call from HQlel, the
student union of Jew ish
students.
About 100 names have been
collected
on
petitions
distributed by Hillel members.
“There have beencourses in
Helv*V for a number of years
a tth e University of Arizona and
recently a t Phoenix College,”
Hillel advisor Rabbi Barton Lee
said. “If it can be offered at
Central High School fPhoenix),
it woukibe logical to assume it
can be offered here.”
“At this point, however, I
don’t think formal petitions are
necessary ,” D r: Douglas
Sheppard, chairman of the ASU
departm ent ' - of ' . foreign
languages, said. “It would just
be im portant for anyone who is
interested to dem onstrate to us
concrete evidence that enough
persons would responds”
Sheppard arid he w as not

aware petitions were b rin g .
circulated for Hebrew to be
taught a t ASU.
' “It’s a m atter of demand. I t’s
certainly f an
acceptable
language as far a s how many
speak it in the world, the body of
language it is written in, and its
h isto ric a l s ig n ific a n c e ,’’
Sheppard said.
Lee said a, num ber of
stu d en ts, Jew ish- and non*
Jewish, have been approaching
him periodically for Hebrew to
be 'included as a two year
program a t ASU. “I ’m in­
terested personally in Hebrew,
being taught here* of course.
But. m ost im portantly I ’m
running, interference for
students, who come to m e
wanting a means to get die
program started,” be said.
He said Hillel would be happy
to serve as the place for people
to come and express their
concern for Hebrew.
Inform al
conversational
classes in the language have
been quite successful at the

Baker Cento*, United Methodist
Church on University, where
Hillel is located.
S hepard arid he sees no
hitch in getting a Hebrew
program passed other than
inadequate finding if too many
students become interested and
want to go beyond a two year
program. “We will give It every
siqiprrt and consideration we
can. We are much more af­
firmative than negative in these
m atters,” Shfeppard said.
H Hillel òr anyone élse comes
into the foreign language
department and makes a valid
req u est, Sheppard s a id , a
recommendation wffl be passed
to the departmental cprricuhm
committee “to see if there
would be any adm inistrative
roadblocks.” It would then pass
to the Deanes office in the
College of Liberal Arts for
approval.
Botti Lee and Sheppard could

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Organ concert at Gammage
a re on sa le a t th e G am m age
box office o r m ay be bought
a t th e door on th e afternoon
of th e co n cert.
D arasse is w inner of th e
prize given for virtuosity
and im provisation of the
“ A m isd e rO rg u e de P a ris ” .
He is cu rre n tly professor of
organ and com position a t
th e U niversity of Toulouse
in F ra n ce . D arasse is also
c u ltu r a l
a d v is o r
and
producer for F ren ch radio.

F ren ch org an ist X avier
D a ra s s e
w ill g iv e
a
p e rfo rm a n c e a t 4 p .m .
M arch 10 in G am m ag e
A uditorium .
The program consists of
m usic from F ren ch m aste rs
C leram bault and B oellm ann
and F ran ck . Selections by
20th cen tu ry com posers
A lain a n d D u p re w ill
conclude th e p ro g ram , r
G eneral adm ission fo r the
concert is $2.50 and tick ets

This colum n is presented
as a public serv ice by the
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th e m e d ic a r sta ff of the
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90 d a y s o r m o re a f te r
infection, usually a t th e site
w here th e syphilis germ s
en tered th e body (m outh,
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A fter 1 to 5 w eeks, the
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person. T he p rice includes a
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choice of eig h t sem in ars, a
trouble and sickness a re
b a n q u e t, m o rn in g g e tover. m P11! ■ C just begun.
to g eth er m eetings, a psychThe
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■T he p ro g ra m , w hich
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bald spots on the h ead w ith a
ra sh o r spots on th e palm s of
the hands and soles of feet.
They m ay include fever,
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disease.
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' Friday, March 8 — Page 7

Winkles returns ; «■

By Roger Wittlin
Winkles said he would like to
Bobby Winkles, former ASU
stay in professional baseball
baseball coach and now
until age 55, "Everybody
m anager of th e C alifornia
thought I was nuts for leaving
'A ngels, is hoping one wish
the security I had in Arizona,
comes true on Ms 43rd birthday.
but I’m not getfinguny younger
A win over ASU would be a
audit was tim e to trysom ething
fine present, Winkles said.
different,” Winkles said.
The Sun Devils will host die
American LeagUl West’s fourth
¡dace team at 7:30 p.m. Mon­ Job pressure - V fr
day a t Phoenix M unicipal
There’s considerably more
Stadium.
pressure on the boss in '
Unhides left ASU after com­
p r o fe s s io n a l- . b a s e b a ll,
piling a 524-173 won-loss record
especially when you aren’t an
in 15 years. IDs team s won the
e s ta b lis h e d
b ig -le a g u e
College World Series in 1965, . m anager, W inklejjsaid.;
1967 and 1969.
. “It- takes about four or fiye
years to establish yoisrself.
No regrets
Right now I’m in file frying pan
He was hired by the Angelsas
every day,” he said.
a coach in 1971 and has no
Wbddps said be isn’t afraid of
reg re ts about leaving the
losing Ms job with the Angels.
college ranks,
“I don’t have jobinsecurity. H
the Angels fire m e I’m not going
“Since the day I walked off
the ASU campus I have never
to lose any Sleep over it.”
felt like I wanted to go back,”
“That’s w hy! didn’t have to
Winkles said. “There’s been f take Maalox and antiacids'far
some bad tim es for me and
my buBy witenwe had It pretty
some good tim es since joining
rough te st year,”-he said. .
the Angels. I’d have to say at
Philosophy
the present tim e that I wouldn’t
be interested in returning to
twinkles. developed a
college baseball.” /
philosophy hi college which he

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players should be clean shaven
and have relatively short hair.
He also requires his players to
dress neatly when travelling" as
a team . Wearing a tie is man­
datory.
Winkles said if a player didn’t

conform to his regulations he’d
he sent somewhere else. “I’d
tell him to pack his lunch and
hope he’d enjoy him self
somewhere else,*’Winkles said.
_
.
rn e doss

•

“ There has tp be a boss in
every type of job,” he said. “I
like to think that I have
something to say about how the
players look and act. In college
nobody said anything about
imy> setting rules for Me team,
but because a player is a
professional people think it’s
different.”

No predictions
..
.. .
A n k le s said he wouldn’t
make any p re d ic tio n s about
U s t year 1
said we’d win half our games
and we were two games away
from doing it. All I’ll say this
year is that, every time the
Angels take die field we’re
going to try ]L00per cent to win,
Winkles said,
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ASU signe athletes

state
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GYMNASTICS
S aturday — ASU vs UofA a t
Tucson

ED ITO R:
A fte r re a d in g B a rry
H ochfelder’s colum n in the
M ar. 5, edition, I fe lt it w as
n ecessary to express m y
d is p le a s u re
w ith
h is
conclusion.

SWIMMING
Through Sunday — ASU a t
WAC C ham pionships, S alt
Lake City.

TENNIS
Through Sunday — ASU a t
the A rizona Open in Tucson.

H is a n a ly s is of th e
.situation a t th e ASU-yA
g a m e , w as
a d e q u a te .
P erh ap s th e band shouldn’t
have- played th e UA fight
so n g , a n d m ay b e th e
c h e e rle a d e rs a r e n ’t a s
in sp iratio n al a s they could
be. B ut to dow ngrade these
tw o groups by insinuating
th a t they h ave no in te re st in
the team , is a n in su lt to the
intelligence of a ll Sun D evil
sp o rts fans.

TRACK
S aturday — ASU vs. Long
B eeach St. a n d U niversity of
Calif, a t B erkley.

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a
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Friday, March 8 - f P a g # 9

Unofficial 'streak-in leader hurls challenge Ip onlookers on mall
Thursday: "Why in the hell doia't yon go home if you're Hot going to take
your clothes off?" A few accepted the challenge. Most just watched.
Photo by Gene Clinkingbeard
Biible-toting student, screaming hell and damnation,
condemns "streakers" In emotional confrontation
Thursday W mail.
Photo by Lenny Lind

Hell-bound or is it freedom ?

lip :.'

Incredulous, am used students view two leaders of T h u rsd ay's nude-in a t the m a ll fountain
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Paae IO — Friday# M arcii è

Streaking became §.
/

By Joel Schiffman
It was simply incredible. One
man, standby on a planter near
die fountain on Orange Mall.
He demanded that all of the
hundreds of people gathered
around him take off th eir
clothes and be free.
The slim, blond, young man
entered the spotlight of Thurs­
day’s stre a k festival by
arguing with (me of the several

“ Jesus people” gathered
around.
The young man didn’t seem to'
make any progress in getting
his ideas across to th e
“preacher.”/
Apparently giving up, the
young man finally moved away
about 15 feet, and urged by the
crowd, took off all his clothes.
Leaving them in a heap, with
a friend, near the com er of a

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planter, he then proceeded to
walk around the fountain.
He m oved through the
cheering crowd slowly, smiling
and waving, until he returned to
his clothes and dressed.
Then, with little warning, (me
guy and two girls took off their
clothes, pushed and shoved
their way around part of the
fountain and crossed through it.
N ext, they cu t through a
p lan ter, ^retu rn ed to th eir
clothes atad dressed.
The crowd was buoyed up
again, pressing in on the trio,
cheering and shouting.
/
The excitement died down
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man was back a t the planter,
calling for us to take off our
clothes.
Someone, waiting around for
an event that might not happen,
said, “It’s like standing around
waiting for lightning to strike
again, in a particular place.”
It was. The young man was
telling us that if we did not strip,
then the show was over, and we
might as well go on home.
Minutes later, there was a
cracking sound, and a young
man fell from hiis perch in a
nearby tree. People rushed
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girl had been knocked out by the
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against any of the students who
have been identified,” said Dr.
Leon Shell, Dean of students.
The Charge will be indecent
exposure.
“It started out as a humorous
tiling. It really is ’kind of
deteriorating into something
else,” Shell said. “Students are
talking about a violation of state
law, and in the future it w on't
seem as funny. Anything that'
involves violation of state law or
the Code of Conduct concerns
us.” '•■
Students don’t realize there is
another side to the problem,
said University Police John

Dotty.
“ A fter the incident on
Tuesday night,” he said, “one
woman called me to complain
that die and her 13-year-old
daughter were offended.”

“if she should decide to press
charges, the individuals could
be arrested for contributing to
the delinquency of a m inor,”
Duffy $aid.
Another problem concerning
Duffy is some people on campus
aren't students and streaking
incidents just attract more of
them to the area.
“Wednesday night my men
arrested two 19-year-olds who
were not ASU students,” Duffy
said, “Both were nude except
few shoes and we found them on
tiie footbridge over University
waving a t passing cars.”
Duffysaid his job is to protect
the university community and
while streaking appeared to be
harm less, the consequences for
such actions Should be con­
sidered.
- l‘If someone is found guilty of
indecent exposure, it affects
getting into professional schools
add jobs,” SheD said.
ff a student is arrested he or
she would come imder new rules
of crim inal procedure begun
last year in Arizona, Duffy said.
Under these rules, Duffy said
a person who is arrested will be

photographed and finger­
printed. “If we arrest a person
and know where we can find
him later, we let him go.”
A charge is not filed at that
tim e, Duffÿ said. Instead, the
inform ation police have is
turned over to the Deputy
County Attomy responsible for
Tempe cases, and he decides
whether to file charges.
Another altern ativ e
is
available, Duffy said. “The
Deputy County Attorney or the
judge can kidt it ova- to the
Dean.”
Duffy did not say what would
happen to a rre s t records,
photographs and fingerprints
even jf no charges are filed.

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Streaking . . . stripping
Continued from 10
Then there was still our
“ L eader,” 'sta n d in g on the
planter, calling far us to be free.
- A man, wearing a white shirt,
jeans, and carrying a briefcase,
moved to the planter. He was
joined by a girl, they removed
th eir clothes and m oved
through the ..crow d, ra th e r
slowly for streakers, apparently
around the fountain, and hack to:
their clothes..
. They dressed, exhibiting none
of the frantic haste usually
associated with streaking.
Soon, a young laity removed
her bibbed overalls and tee
shirt, and stood up next to the
head m an. They were joined
joined quickly by another girl,
who by that time was a familiar
body to the crowd.
They stood nude on either side
of the man, who again took off
his unbuttoned sh irt, and
dropped his pants.
Some students in the crowd
Seemed
concerned
the
University Police hadn't shown
up yet, although one uniformed
officer walked past at a clothed
moment, grinning as. the crowd

booed and shouted at him.
Meanwhile, a man saying be
was from the Dean’s office was
asking spectators to come down
off the awning of Danforth
Chapel and out of the nearby
tree.
The crowd had pretty well
broken up when two men, non­
students, sat down nude on the
m all, at the com er of the
library. As a crowd formed
around them, they put out two
hats and tried to solicit money.
People were throwing coins to
them, and rem arks passed in
both directions. When a rem ark
got too heavy, a man came out
of the crowd and punched one of
foe nudists in foe mouth. The
two continued to argue as the
nudist got dressed.
Clothed and surrounded by
spectators, the ex-nudist invited
foe other man to crane back out
and finish the fight. The other
man wouldn’t do it, and the
crowd slowly broke apart.
The two nudists picked up the
money, and one said he couldn’t
see w hat good a college
education did. He said he’d been
th ere, and he’s a college
educated wino.

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