Vol. 57, No.' 1 Lisa Von Goerken, one of 360 students w ith dorm resp ira tio n s who found their room s already fille d , settled fo r a sleeping bag on the floor in M anzanita w hile C à rp lyn > M oore, left, and K aren H eller, enjoy a color te le v is io n a l the H oliday Inn until a dorm ro o m .!» a v a ila b le fo r them . August 29, 1974 By Bob R eeder D o r f f i.it o r y r r o o m reserv atio n s for about 300 stu d en ts la st w eek becam e a s g o o d , a s c o u n te rfe it m opey. T he room s to back up tfie b o using, tic k e ts sim ply didn’t exist. E d H ickox, d irecto r of a u x ilia ry s e rv ic e s , s a id roughly 3Q0Mb 400 students who h ad applied for"dorm room s d id not g e t them .' Tim H ousing Office said from 300 to 350 students did not g e t room s. None of the students is out in th e cold, although som e spent th e ir first night a t ASU d n thè m all hi sleeping bags w aiting fo r the housing office to open and m ake good its p ro m ise of accom m odations. M any of th e students, p rim a rily fr e s h m e n , a n d tra n sfe r w om en, m oved off cam pus in to n e a rb y Temped Arizona ap artm n en ts w ith friends, or becam e hom esick o r discouraged and w ithdrew fro m th e U n iv e rs ity , E dw ard Hickcox, d irecto r of A uxiliary Services, said. “ A fter th e fourth o r fifth w eek • th e n u m b e rs stab ilize,” h e said. To tem p o rarily allev iate th e p ro b le m fa c in g th e re m a in in g s tu d e n ts , th e housing office had lodged Continued on pooe 14 Full classés cause registration blues By Amy R obertson Closed courses,tong lines, and confusion w ere typical as thousands of students trie d to re a rra n g e to e fr class schedules W ednesday during drop-add. “ I ’m nev er going through «hi« ag ain ,” one student m uttered in disgust a s he w aited fo rm o re than h alf an hour to d rq y ia course. “ N ext tim e I p r e - r a s te r , I ’m g d in g to be su re about w hat courses I ta k e .” O ther students expressed f ftpR ar feelings as. /th e y w aited in lines which m oved fafttof quickly despite th e n a aib e r of people. M any seem ed confused about th e proper drop-add p ro c e d u re w hich b e g a n W ednesday m o rn in g arid ends 4 p.m . F riday. D ro p -ad d fo r m s .. a r e av ailab le a t to e d e p art­ m e n ta l o ffice s, s a id U niversity R eg istrar E nos Underwood. Students should com plete those form s and obtain ttfectoiM c a rd s for th e course they a re adding « .d ro p p in g . The com pleted fo rp t and c ard s should b e ta k e n to th e A rizona room in to e M U to c o m p le te th e d ro p -a d d procedure, Underwood said . The re g istra r a ttrib u te d th e tong lines to th e fa c t th at n e arly 60 p ercent of th e s tu d e n t p o p u la tio n g o es through th e three-day dropadd period. T he cancellation of w alk-through reg istratio n fo r p a r tia lly re g is te re d students did not contribute to th e crow ding,U nderw ood said, because less than 120 stu d en ts w ere involved. Only 14,000 students prereg istered of to e n early 30,000 students expected th is f a ll, c a u sin g cro w d in g during re g u lar re g istra tio n , Underwood said. ? | IfffS T he B aal d a y students m ay d ro p a co u rse w ithout penalty is Oct. 4. By Ken Reed C h ris H o f f m a n ., S o p h o m o re jo u r n a lis m m ajor, didn’t g e t his GI education benefits in tim e to pay bis fees for to e fell term . H is reg istratio n w as dropped. B id H offm an w as able to pfe£ up m ost of to e courses ag ain during w a lk ­ th ro u g h re g is tra tio n J a s t week. -All h u t one. H offm an h e e d s th e b eg in n in g M ass C om ­ m unications Course a s a prereq u isite for all other . jo u rn alism courseo. B ut th a t ■course is perpetually filled. I M k s f money a t to e wrong T in » m eans b e probably won’t g e t it th is tim e , CMhcr sto d eh ts m Wed* nestfey m orning’s d ro p add lines experienced sim ila r p ro b le m s. In itia lly , m o st students w ere try in g to g et into classes, not out. A t th e M a ss C o m m u n ic a tio n s D e p a rtm e n t lin e , 33 students w ere adding w hile only fo u r w ere dropping.. One stu d en t trie d to add a c o m m u n ic a tio n s h is to ry course to avoid ta k in g four m a s s c o m m u n ic a tio n s c o u rs e s in h is fin a l sem ester. B e had to d e fe r to another, who needed th e sam e co urse to g ra d u a te in D ecem ber. B roadcasting m ajo r B asil A ndrew w as w aiting in line fo r a course w hich is only offered in th e fa ll. A ndrew is Pag« 2 — Thu rsd ay, August 29 Six bike paths scheduled Former A SU president remembered as \community man for completion infour years ' w as a " fo rm e r ASU, president. , “ H arry N ewburn w as a very friendly individual. He liked people,” D r. M inard S to u t, p ro fe sso r in th e C en ter forH ig h e r E ducation, said. “ People w ere alw ays glad to see H arry .” * “ P rofessionally, he could be hard-nosed because he alw ays expected one to do his b e st,” Stout said. “ You couldn’t do a job halfw ay an d e x p e c t to g e t h is a p p ro v a l. P e o p le ' w ho w orked w ith him alw ays felt free to d isag ree .” D r. R o b e rt A SH E, professor of education, said N ewburn had no difficulty m aking decision. “ He m ade decisions on the basis of fa c ts a n d d id n ’t hold grudges,” A she said. “ He w as very calm and very stab le and had th e resp ect of th e people he w orked w ith.” N ew burn w as ASU p resident from 1969 to 1971. D r. H arry N ewm an w as d escribed by his form er c o lle a g u e s to d a y a s a com m unity m an who loved people. D r. N ew m an, 68, who died Sunday of a h e a rt a tta c k Dr. Harry Newbum PreviouslyKhe had d irected th e ASU ’ C enter for th e Study of H igher Educationand w as dean of the College of E ducation. N ewburn took a leave of absence from ASU in 1971 to w ork for the C arnegie C orporation, in­ vestigating th e organization an d a d m in is tra tio n of B ritish universities. ' B efore com ing to ASU, N ew burn had b een p resident of the U niversity of O regon, the U niversity of M o n tan a a n d C lev elan d S tate U niversity. His local civic in terests included the M aricopa County Red Cross the R otary Club, the Tem pe City L ib rary board and the E ducationaf Television and Radio C enter. By C ary Schnitzer Student bike path con­ stru ctio n w ill continue a fte r a w ait of a t le a st one y e a r. H arvey F riedson, Tem pe traffic engineer, say s under a five-year plan, adopted in 1973, the next bike p ath to se rv é U niversity students is scheduled fo r th e 1975-76 fiscal y ear. The new p ath w ill begin a t M cK ellips R o ad , e x te n d south to P rin cess R oad, .then south to ASU. The cost is budgeted a t $55,000. F riedson said five ad­ ditional p ath s o r bike lanes a ré scheduled to be built betw een 1976 and 1978 but the d ates m ay be changed. “ T he schedule is revised every y e a r,” he said. “ It (c o n stru c tio n ) co u ld be pushed back o r ahead a y e a r.” •' F riedson said th e Tem pe C ity Council m akes th e final d e c isio n on p a th co n ­ struction. " The th re e p a th s scheduled for 1976-77 a re M ill Avenue from C urry to 5th S treet; T errace and R u ral road s to A pache A venue; and 5th S treet from P rie s t to College avenues. In 1977-78, p a th s a re .scheduled fo r M ill Avenue from fifth to 10th stre e ts; and A pache A venue from C ollege to M cC lintock avenues. S T A T E P R E S S is pu M ith M i by A rizona S la te U n iv e rs ity T u e sd a y th rou g h F rid a y during the academ ic year, ex­ cept holidays and exam ination periods. Entered a s second cla ss m atter a t Tem po, A Z 8S2S1. . I Dawnof aNewDay Thu truth about the 2ud coming of Christ Tonite — 7:30 p.m. Pfaaa Room — M.U. Bldg. T O L I V E R 'S Sponsorri by the Unified Family - Phoenix —.334 E. Camelback Rd. 263-9410 Tempe — 120 E. University Dr. 968-3491 Tucson - 1037 N. Park 622-7407 Gigantic Labor Day SALE Carpet Remnants . V9 v9s q0 . yd. o n ly on values to 9.95 sq. yd. 4 B IG D A Y S •Friday ( •Saturday •Sunday •Monday — — — 12 to 6 9 to 6 1 to 6 9 to 6 Spruce up that drab looking dorm w ith these Bargan rem nants and fundture buys! Bookcase—Reg. 89.95 NOW *49°° Parson's Table—Reg. 39.96 ____ NOW M995 r Sale for 4 Days ONLY! D oO liv t er ó 1920 AfmJ* Hvd.. Tempe Hete are we offer. The Jack Steak Sandwich. The Jumbo Jack. The Jumbo Jack with cheese. The Bonus Jack® The Breakfast Jack. Hamburgers. Cheeseburgers The Moby Jack®Fish Sandwich. Tacos. French fries. Onion rings. Hot apple turnover. Coca-Cola®, root beer and orange drinks;. Pure orange juice.! Chocolate, strawberry and vanilla shakes. Milk. • " Coffee. cTack HAMBURGERS Scottsdale R d.& Weber S-iflH Ave. & E. University Ü1 Thursday, To äSd studMs tryouts close at 6 tonight Today is th e la s t ‘ day to tity out f u t i l e 1974-75 ASU v a rsity a n d ju n io r v a r s ity cheerleading squads. T ryouts w iu be from 4:30 to 6 p.m . in W om en's P E . Two spots on thev a rs ity sq u a d a n d (otnr positions on th e ju n io r v arsity squad a re open fo r m en. All p o sitio n s on ; th e v a r s ity s q u a d fo r wom en a re closed b u t four a re open on th e ju n io r v arsity sq u ad .' C andidates m u st • De­ re g istered students "fct ASU. F u rth e r inform a­ tion an d app licatio n s a re av ailab le in th e M e m o ria l U n io n 208A, th e MU indorm ation desk an d a t ASU resid en ce h alls, a t ASU re s id e n c e haUs. By D ale M essm er A rizona S ta te U niversity fa c u lty m e m b e rs a re re q u ired to p o st a»3 k eep re g u lar office hours — a t tim e s b e n e fic ia l, to a m ajo rity o ith e ir students according to D r. K arl H. D annenfeldt, academ ic vice p resid en t. ^ ’ ^ D a n n en feld t cited * a p arag rap h from th e F acu lty G u id e s e c tio n o f th e U n i v e r s i t y ’s o f f i c i a l re g u la tio n s s ta tin g th a t, “ every faculty m em b er is expected to m ain tain and p o st reg u lar office to u rs .’’ . “ T h e c ru c ia l th in g ,’’ D annenfeldt said , “ is th e re g u la r . posting of, office to u r s a n d the^ fa c u lty m em ber’s abiding by those to u rs .’’ “E ach faculty m em ber Should re c o g n iz e h is obligation to th e stu d en t,’’ D annenfeldt said. The num ber of hours kept, an d th e p a rtic u la r hours facu lty m em bers select to b e in th e ir office, a re usually le ft up to th e Individual colleges an d departm ents, Former doctoral consultant dies in Mesa o f D r. L eslie H olm es, 71, fo rm er ASU. doctoral con­ su ltan t in c a re e r services; d ie d o f a h e a r t a tta c k A ugust 21, in MeSa’s D esert S am aritan H ospital. H olm es s e rv e d as v is itin g p ro fe s s o r o f geography a t ASU a fte r re tirin g a s p resid en t fo r 19 y ears a t N orthern Illinois U niversity. The UIN stu d en t c e n te r w as recen tly nam ed a fte r, him . H o lm es e a rn e d h is b a c h e lo r’s , m a s te r’s a n d d o ctorate degrees from th e U niversity of Illinois . Services an d b u rial w ill be in F ree p o rt, Illinois. 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OPEN DAILY 9 u n . to 8 pjn. ^ >’.$** if,i ' y •t'liy'Sf O ffer G ood th ru S a p t i 1974 | 1 - 1 |f |p L i * m m mf mrm m • • • • » W e ■■ • '• '■ • ita is w • • • ’• ' • • w JEW ELRY QUALITY GIFT ITEMS (84 ounces) J_ AS Shows in Maeh Hall Admission 41.60 DESIGNED ft HAND CRAFTED ON PREMISES SILVER • > GOLD • PLATINUM TURQUOISE • G0/I STONES e DIAMONDS Large Pitchers ' • TO M O RR O W 7:00 - 9.-00 - 11:00 FIN E J E W E L R Y m ' P A N A V IS IO N * * T E C H N IC O L O R * W a rn e r B ro s., A K in n e y C o m p a n y 822 South M il 966-7009 B£ER 'i- ‘i * “ A dm inistrative i offices and .d e p artm en t chairm an offices a re open 8-to-5,” Shell said. “S tudents can o fte n tim e s , > eq V s ta ff m em ber th a t m orning or afternoon, o r can definitely m ake an appointm ent.” If th e academ ic^dean is unable to help a stu d e n t,th e next step w oidd be th e . academ ic vice president, Shell said . A ccording to D annenfeldt, how ever, few cases ev er re a ch h is Office. The office hour regulation is posted each y e a r in the i U n iv e rsity B u lle tin , D an ­ nenfeldt said . .He said th e ru le would be p rin ted in th e S ep t. 2 is s u e s o f th e U niversity B ulletin, w hich will be av ailab le to students a t the M em orial Union in­ form ation desk. W E DELIVER Pizza & Subs Can 966-7009 iff 996-4966,996-5542 618 S . C o lle g e 1046-A Lemon Street m ent chairm an, an d D r. E lizabeth M onts, chairm an of th e ho m e e co n o m ics d e p a rtm e n t, a ll re c o m ­ m ended th a t students Visit th e ir offices if a faculty m em ber is not av ailable during posted office hours, o r if th e professor’s office hours a re not posted. “ O ur facu lty ,” Sheppard said , “ is requested to keep a m inim um of one hour p er day and* to stag g e r them betw een m orning and a f­ ternoon to u rs . If a student has difficulty reaching a professor, to should com e to the cen tral office.” Knox said th a t it is “ a general custom throughout th e U n iv e rs ity ” fo r professors to be available “ a t tim es when students a re on cam pus. If students a re consistently unable tq find a professor, th e y should in­ form the dep artm en t head .” B ut w hat if th e d ep art­ m e n t c h a irm a n is th e faculty m em ber a student is unable to locate? D epartm ent chairm en to e “ d ire c tly re sp o n sib le to th e ir a c a d e m ic d e a n ,” according to Shell, and th e dean is th e next person students should sCe. ' said D r. Leon G. Shell, d e alt of students. H E ven so , , sch o o l re g u la tio n s do su p p ly faculty m em bers w ith a guideline, D annenfeldt said, an d h e recom m ended th a t “ a t le a s t one to tw o hours e a c h :! d a y Should be scheduled, M onday through F rid ay each w eek.” I | J l i | “ O ffice. f§ to u r s a re scheduled around a faculty m em ber’s basic teaching s c h e d u le ,” D a n n e n fe ld t said. O ther facto rs affecting a professor’s office to u rs in c lu d e re s e a rc h com ­ m itm ents an d co m m ittee w ork. A ccording to Shell and D a n n e n fe ld t/ a s tu d e n t’s first step in reaching a faculty m em ber who is not in his office during posted office hours is through the p ro fe s s o r's d e p a rtm e n t chairm an. A t le a s t fo u r ASU d e p a r tm e n t c h a ir m e n ag ree. D r. W ilfred A. F e rre ll, E n g l is h d e p a r tm e n t chairm an; D r. R obert L. K nox, e co n o m ics d e p a r t­ m ent c h a irm a n , D r. D o u g las C . S h e p p a rd , fo re ig n la n g u a g e d e p a rt­ EA RS PIERCED FREE i I 4 — Thu rsd ay, August 29 I § ' ÜÉ O p i r t i o r v state press The Slate Press wants your gripes The first issue of the y ear seem s traditionally to call for a note on the plans and goals of the State P ress as seen by the incom ing staff. B ut this y ear w e’re going to try to avoid that. We won’t be trite and re p e at platitudes about whose paper it is, or who controls it. We’d only like to point out th a t the individual who read s it can help m ake it a voice for ASU students. Several m ethods a re available for m em bers of the Campus com m unity to express them selves through the paper, On this page, we will prin t lette rs to the editor about subjects w e’ve covered on our news pages, or any other condition on cam pus w orthy of com m ent. All le tte rs will be screened by the E ditor for statem ents tl^at a re libelous or in bad taste. k".'F o r the person who would like to call attention to a condition on cam pus w ithout w riting a le tte r, two other channels of com m unication a re open. He can com e to the S tate P ress offices in S tauffer Hall and explain his point in person, or drop a note into the box m arked “ Through the G ripevm e” a t the north end of the M em orial Union. O ur staff will look into as m any com plaints and questions as possible. F inally, any student w ith the necessary w riting and reporting ability is welcom e to work as rep o rter for the S tate P ress. Students in terested in trying out for such positions should com e to the office and speak to the City E ditor, Jason Shaw. Student involvem ent is fa st becom ing a piece of nostalgia, along w ith the B eatle h aircu t and the m iniskirt. W hile in som e respects this m ay be advantageous to the student, it is certainly w elcom ed by th e v a rio u s in d iv id u a ls an d organizations th a t place th eir own com fort above the in terests of the student. *WE IN DETROIT ARE SO DISTRESSED BY INFLATION, WE JUST HAS TO SLASH OUR, PRICES SOMEWHERE . . Jim Bralv Watermelon bust The rip-roaring, torrid Arizona day rippled sweat on my brow like tiny, advancing liquid armies. I had to have something cool to eat. Hop on the thumb-your-nose-at-gas-prices bi­ cycle for a heat-stroking ride to the store and a chance at some impulse buying. I was trying to figure out a way to keep my impulse healthy when I walked past them, made a U-turn and derided. Watermelons. Ten-cents-a-pound goodness. I couldn’t resist a'17-pounder. I’d worry about how to get it home on the bike later. Later came just about the time I walked out of the store. The bike had a carrier on the back with a couple of elastic cords. Problem solved. That baby was'in a precarious position and I rode slow and steady, thinking ahead to a bridge I had to cross about half a block from home. Shouldl walk the bike across or go ahead and ride? There’s rough dirt on both sides of the bridge and I sure didn’t want any accidents. I closed in on the bridge and decided to ride and re g re t.. That big gre^ melon started shifting and weaving, waving i ■ side to side and finally it ripped loose. KER-SPLAT. The melon spilled out its guts as it pounded, the ground. What do you do when a $1.75 investment in­ stantly drops in value by almost 100 per cent? I picked up the larger of two pieces and strapped it on to .the carrier. Deja vu. The other piece ? I figured to forget it. I pulled into my kitchen' parking spot and threw the in­ jured melon under the w ater faucet It had picked up a little dirt in the fall. I got it all spiffied up and took a bite. Really excellent. The dirt must have given it just that extra something. I changed my mind about the sm aller piece, got on tiie bike, rode back to the bridge and picked it up out of the dirt. I must have salvaged about 15 pounds of that melon. But I still consider that bridge to be my Watermelon Loo. slatepress Ed ito r M anaging Ed ito r News Ed ito r City Ed itor Assistant C ity Editor Photo Ed itor Assistant Photo Editors Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Colum nist Perspective Ed itor Staff A rtist •MARINO OP AMNESTY, I’D ALSO URI A CHANCI TO BARN MY WAY BACK INTO SOCIETY Ted W illiam son J im B ra ly A n ita M abante Jason Stiaw A m y Robertson G reg Hagan Roger O 'Connor John M assin gill R oger W ittl in M ik e Tulum ello B ill M cC le lla n Kevin Gustafson Psüy The following are the regularly scheduled hoars of the ASU Hayden U b n ry a n d die Memorial Union: LIBRARY HOURS Monday-Thursday .................. ...7a.m.-9:45p.m. Friday . , ^ . * . . . . . . — . . . . . . . . . 1 ajn.-5:45 p.m. Saturday , . . , . . . . .......9a.m .-4:45pjm . Sunday . . . . ......... .......2 p.m.-9:45 p.m. Lower Level open every day to 12:45 a.m . MEMORIAL UNION HOUBS Building hours Monday-Thursday.......... > ..... .6:30 a.i F r id a y ........ .................. .6:30a Sativday . . . . .... ...............7:30a Sunday . . . . . . . . . . ___.'.. f . . .11 a j In fo rm a tio n D esk Monday-Thursday .. .. Friday & Saturday.. Sunday ^ .| .g*. . . . . . . Activities Monday-Thursday F rid a y .......................... Saturday ¿Sunday ....... Recreation Monday-Thursday ... F rid ay .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Saturday ..,...... . t ...... Sunday ............ ............. Bookstore Monday-Thursday.......... Friday....................... Saturday & Sunday........ ,8a.m .-llp.m . ..8 a jn .-la .m . lla.m .-llp .m . 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 8 ajn .-5 p jn . ...CLO SED 8a.m.-6p.m. 8a.m.-5p.m. ...CLOSED MU Cashier \ 7,. ' Monday-Thursday .. .. . . .8a.m.-6:30p.m. Friday .. . ......................... ......... 8:30a.m .-5 p m Saturday & Sunday ... . . . . . . ; . . . . . CLOSED Barhendpop **v ’ s "< -****Monday-Friday. . . . . . . ... 8:30a.m.-5:30p.m. Saturday It Sunday .. . . ... .CLOSED Food Service: The Hub M onday-Friday. . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:30ajn.-3:30p.m . Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30a.m.-l p.m. Sunday: . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . g . . . . .CLOSED Food Service: Sidewalk Cafe lew alk Cafe M onday-Friday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,9a.m.-9p.m. Saturday .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 noon-9p.m. v. .. 12 noon-9 p.m. Sunday ... . . . . — Food Service: University Buffet M onday-Friday... ... 11:30 ajn .-l:3 0 p jn . Saturday & Sunday .»■__ .......C L O SE D Enjoy super savings . . and aH that ja zz. . . at PARK CENTRAL'S alt-day M usic Spectacula FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 Noon — 8 P.M . Keith Greko Trio Noen - 2 P.M I.: 2 -4 P .M .: Buddy Wood Trio Nadine Jansen Trio 4 - 6 P. M . : 6 -8 P.M .: Charlie Lew is Quintet PA R K C E N T R A L'S "JA Z * FR ID AY" IS PRESEN TED IN COOPERATION WITH -'■■■ KXTC-FM - 98.3 instrum ents courtssy of GAVETTE S PIAN O S & ORGANS 3335 North 24th Street N orth C en tral n e ar T h o m as Page I — Th u rsd a y, August By Don Stevenson T he “ B ug L in e ,” a p riv a te ly ow ned an d operated bus serv ice for s tu d e n ts , h a s b eg u n its second sem ester of service w ith a Tem pe ro u te in a d d itio n to th e e x istin g Phoenix route. A cco rd in g to Jo h n B alfour, co-founder of the serv ice, the “B ug Line” serv es students from ASH, Phoenix College and high schools who w ant to avoid cam pus parking problem s. “ We h a v e u n lim ite d parking facilities in the so u th w est p o rtio n of C hristow n,” said B alfour. A rrangem ents w ith Tower P laza, Phoenix College, and Thom as M all also have been m ade for student parking. B alfour said another bus m ay be a d d ed to th e Phoenix route in Ja n u a ry if th e re is su p p o rt from a d v e rtis e rs . T h a t w ould give two w orking buses for th e P h o en ix ro u te in addition to a backup bus, and a possible new route serving Scottsdale, he said. B alfour and co-founder E d S ears sta rte d work on the “ Bug Line” concept early in 1973 a fte r studying a sim ilar v e n tu re in San D iego. B alfour said the “ Bug Line” is the only one of its kind in C h o ir s e t s . r e h e a r s a ls R ehearslas of the ASU Choral Union, 7 p .ni., Sept. 3 in M urdock H all, a re open to the public. The choir will reh earse sc o re s from H a n d el’s oratorio, “The M essiah,” in p re p a ra tio n fo r th e ir C h ristm a s sea so n p e r­ form ance w ith the ASU Symphony. F o r fu rth er inform ation, contact D ouglas M cEwen a t 965-3897. 29 the U nited S tates rig h t now. “T here a re o th er student tra n sit system s but they a re fu n d ed th ro u g h stu d e n t fees,” he said, B a lfo u r and S e a rs expected operating costs to reach $29,000 th e first six m o n th s. In s te a d , c o sts totaled $23,000. The cost of; th e tw o b u ses w as a n ' additional $22,000. The “ Bug L ine,” w hich is su p p o rte d so lely th ro u g h advertising, is expected to begin m aking a p rofit two m onths from th e tim e it can get volunteers to help sell advertising, B alfour said. The Phoenix bus w ill leave from th e big parking lo t a t 19th A venue and M ontebello (C hristow n), and m ake stops a t W est High, N orth High, Phoenix College, ,Tower P laza and Thom as M all oh th e following schedule: Leave C hristow n: 6:30 a.m . 8:30 a.m . 1:45 p.m . A rrive ASU: 7:20 a.m . 9:20 a.m . 2:35 p.m . The re tu rn bus w ill leave across from the W oman’s P .E . B uilding on th«i following schedule: Leave ASU : 7:30a.m . 12:45 p.m . 2:45D.m. ' A rrive Christow n, 8:20 a.m . 1:35 p.m . 3:35 p.m . HERE’S M NEWS The Tem pe bus w ill le av e h u m th e corner of M ill A venue and S outhern an d m ake stops throughout Tem pe w h o e v e r th e d riv e r finds students. ' '■ Leave M ill and Southern: 6:45 a.m . 7:50a.m . 1:45 p.m . A rrive ASU: ' 7 8 :3 0 a .ia : • , •, ■ The re tu rn bus w ill leav e a cro ss from the W omen’s P .E . B uilding an d a rriv e a t the corner of M ill and Southern. A rrive M ill an d S outhern : L eave ASU": 7:25 p.m . 1:15 p.m . . 2:45 p.m . f 7:45 a.m. 1:35 p.m . 3:05 p.m . W Th u rsd ay, August 29 A 500 a month is all w e charge for our College Plan Check­ ing. No m atter how many checks you w rite Ur how little you have in your account. For that 500, w e also imprint your name on all your checks, which, you m ight like knowing, aré made from 100% recycled paper. And when you leave for summer, you can keep your account open without evéh paying that price. We’re not going to charge yon for checks you’re not writing. Member FJD.I.C. We go out of our way for you. ‘ Valley National Bank ‘ 1 ■ ■ mm ps -j§_ I n » , í j • » * * i . .. . « . . ¿ Í r á - 1í 6 jlk-íut:iu&Jt:- to g s 7 81 Page 8 — Th u rsd ay, August 29 By Jim Braly The lady with the pleasant voice and the closely trimmed hair was explaining what it is and what it isn’t. The operation is, injnost cases, irreversible. It costs $90 a t the Planned Parenthood clinic. P aid in advance, cash or credit card only. There will be some discomfort but patients can return to work the next day. THE COUNSELING session is something Planned Paren­ thood requires the husband and wife to take before they will give the man a vasectomy. But, surprisingly, there were no tough questions considering Barbara and I were only 23' when we decided I would have the operation this past summer. But we expected some “what happens if you get divorced and both of you rem arry and decide you want kids’.’ type of questions from the counselor. There weren’t any. Just the facts, not an interrogation. That was a Tuesday. I called the clinic Friday to check about appointm ents. They only do operations on Saturday and the counselor had said to call at least a week in advance. “I CAN GET you in tomorrow at 9:30,” the clerk said. Where is this week in advance stuff, 1 thought. “Go ahead and put me down, then,” I said with a bit of ap^ prehension. Less than 24 hours to get psyched up, shave my pubic hair (you do your own shaving to help Planned Parenthood keep down costs), get the $90 and make arrangements at my job for the possibility that I may have to have the day off. Whew! Barb and I got to the clinic at 9 and settled down for at least a half-hour wait. On the wall of the auditorium -like waiting room was a sign that said something like “Your right to abortion is being threatened, write your congressmen.” The sign listed their, names and addresses. with their.husbands) into one of two small operating rooms. The doctor was stiU in the room next door with the man that had gone in just before me. Just after getting undressed and lying down on a table, I hear this loud “AUUGGHH.” It sounded like it came from the room next door. Not what you’d call real reassuring, I was thinking. THE DOCTOR entered. A nice guy. Weathered face, about 45 years old. A retired ob­ stetrician. He used to deliver babies; now he cancels the orders. He was talkative, too, which helped ease my nervousness. “Yeah * I went through ^ the operation about eight years ago, in Japan,” he said a s he/ was putting on some rubber gloves. “You mean a vasectomy,” I Said, looking for a little reassurance, “That’s right. At the ripe, old age of 37. With two kids.’’ Not bad, I-w as thinking At least he is not doing something that he wouldn’t have '»ir ir r i t i e,r r l" Come feast your eyas on our new km of Knjt Sportswear, b Drosses IN D IA N JE W E LR Y RED EYE - Garland - Catalina m l JODY JR'S 18% OFF STUDENT DISCOUNT 911 S. MILL 90-9532 WE CARRY HAND TOOLED LEATHER BAGS - BQ.TS - BILLFOLDS mm * * ___ Ig m MO* C E L I A 'S IN TEMPS CENTER ' FASH IO N S Tem pe Center * 915 M ill Macrame Supplies, Jute Beads Decoupage Boards & Needtework PAINTINGS & UNUSUAL GIFTS * W PW riM t» ]» W W W (W t • W '- Thursday, August 29 — Page 0 Grace period ends Tuesday for unregistered vehicles ii University Police are issuing, dtatiewSyftjr parking violations b u t w ill not begin citing unregistered vehicles u ntil Tuesday. v C aptain Norman Peck" ofi . University PoBCe^Said jr^ ra c e period is needed 4© allow students ample time to receive their pajptog d$cals, ¿ /¿ > A new /system permitting purclpse tK iilgistrathm decals through ;Cie ‘ mail began this su ip m er/ Vasectomies: : an altemative to conception Continued HFrem “Most people should receive their decals by Tuesday,“ Peck said. Decals can still be purchased’ in-person directly from the U niversity C ashier, Ad­ ministration Buildingl 109-B. *A spokesman for the business' office said many students ace still coming to to register before the Tuesday deadline, ^ .T o tal vehicle registration figures, which to past years have outnumbered* available parking spaces two to (me, will not be available until the close of late registration, Oct. A may ■ u By D avid P earson B ach y ear students and faculty a re „deluged w ith junk m a il And th is y e ar should-be no exception. M Som e people have said businesses g e t m ailing lists for th e ir junk m ail from U niversity reg istratio n lists. The ad m inistration believes these businesses g et th e ir lis ts fro m th e c am p u s telephone directory. ASU R e g is tra r E n o s U nderw ood s a id s tu d e n t nam es “ a re absolutely not I walked out of the operating room kind of like W alter Bmnnan with* stiff legs. There was some pain. When I gotto the outside roam there were a couple of men Waiting for their operations. I didn’t want to limp out of there knowing it would make these soon-to-be patients even mòre ^prehenaive than they were. I managed to get out the door with no problems. THERE ARE NO real after effects from thè operation except a little swelhng and some dull pain. Sex drive and the ability to, have sexual relations is un-' changed# The only difference is there won’t be any children. As the doctor put it, “You’ll be to business.” Or.ottt of business, depending on how you. look at It. i H M l a Issued to g ro in s' outside ASU.“ Although his office receiv es m any req u ests for student nam es, Underwood said , “ A lw ays th e answ er is no.” O fficials a t th e R ousing and Student A ctivities, office said it w as a policy in th e ir departm ents n ot to release th e nam es of students to offcam pus organizations for m ailing lists. The telephone directo ry is put o u t by th e B ureau of Publications. D ean Sm ith, i l d ire c to r of p u b lic a tio n s, said 15,000 d irecto ries a re d is trib u te d on c a m p u s ; Although no-copies a re sen t off cam pus except fo r ad ­ v e rtisers, h e said , it is a sim ple m a tte r fo r a m ailing list com pany to g et one. w Sm ith sa id to delete a phone num ber from th e d ire c to ry , s tu d e n ts , c a n notify th e publications of­ fice. T his notification m u st, be m ade by no la te r th an S eptem ber 31/ A lia n o * ! page 8 “This is going to hurt most of all,“ he tifon said. Before the operation begins, the penis is taped up against the • abdomen to keep it out of the way. •-« t h e : ONLY WAY to remove adhesive tape is to do it fa st The doctor did it fast apd I wanted to let out a loud “ AUUGGHH” b u r I didn’t because Iligured the guy in the room next to me might hear. ¿The doctor ^had more in­ structions. Keep an ice pack on die area for four or five hours to avoid swelling, apply a slight pressure to avoid any bleeding; there might be some pain but it would be in the lower abdomen since “when the testes formed: it • was,in the lower abdomen. They drop down just before birth bid they fail to leave the brain any change of address card and that’s where the pain to.” ~ ’ OTHER IMPORTANT in­ structions were to. bring back on ejaculation sample within six weeks. There is sperm stored in’ , the vas and the doctor said it! takes 22 e ja c u la tio n s, to' eliminate 86 per cent of the stored sperm. Pregnancy can stOloccuf nvnhnfterthevas has been ciitO O ttiitt the vas keeps neW' sperm from. Sowing. throughthe vas and mixing with foe ejaculation fluid (semen), but all the stored sperm must be eliminated# p STUDENTS & FACULTY WIN BO O K CO V ER S COLOR TV 16 iti. Zenith ^.'-■■O^EN^m:h ■ A*k at any Temps Cantar Business ABSOLUTELY FREE! 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D inner Is Served 6:00 P.M. — Midnight M Present: Through September 1st We if MM "One Of The Funkiest Bands Around Today 4. (Direct From Tucson) Starting September 3rd We Proudly Present: m o m M i ABO THE CLEAN MACHINE“ 'M r. d e a l's Brand O f M u sk Is Guaranteed To Leave You B rea th less" • ' . ■' ' • & •• . ' . ★ SPECIAL I A Friday and Saturday nights wa are open until 5:00 A.M . Breakfast w ill be served starting 1:00 A.M . The best in m otion pictures w ill be presented for your enjoym ent beginning at 2:00 A.M . YESTERDAY'S is the home of MR. CLEAN ;v^V A n d The Clean Machine <0? r «.«r v.t m* m- -U«A M A *< 4» ** t» P lfts W 'M mM fs m mem Ú Thursday, August 79 —• Page 13 By Ken Reed B e g in n in g p sy c h o lo g y students may take drugs or be subjected to electric shock ;treatments1, as part of their coursework, said a psychology department spokesman.! They learn in their first class session in PX100, th ed ep artm ent’s introductory course, tiiat tbqr are required to par­ ticipate in research conducted by graduate students Linder is a m em ber of the Human Research Committee, which he said reviews from 50 to 100 research proposals each semester. , He saH ti» committee never accepts anything they would deem potentially harmful to foe students. All proposals must t t i m etH distributed to the students by the department’s Human Research Committee, they are told they must be in­ volved in ait least two different experiments for a total of three hours. conform to th e thical guidelines set ftp by foe A m erican Psychological Association. ;J | i Before particip atin g , said Linder, the student m ust sign and “informed consent” sheet that conforms to specifications of HEW and foe University. Even then, he said, the subject may withdraw from an ex­ periment at any tim e before it is completed. , Drags may be used eu oc­ casion, but only under strict m edical supervision, said Linder* He emphasized that they only have drugs when needed for fois purpose, and only in minimal quantities. ||p lith e PX10Qstudent still has objections to participating, be may arrange an alternative with his instructor. Linder said tins 'm ight include such tilings as observation andieports, and was up to tiie discretion of the instructin’. Linder said the department’s failure Jo include this requirem ent in th e catalog course description w as an oversight, and it would be in- iK im u c n o N fW D ; Î . 'i . j T P e m jE 3 r» M A N ti R E M A K I for. Darwyn Linder, director pf foe social psychology graduate program, safo , foe research is an integral part of foe education of beginning students. They are encouraged to ask questions about procedures, and results are made available to them, he saht. ’ : ^ U nder said m ost of the eat* periments are “basic research into the psychological dimen­ sions of the human being,’’ such as 'm em ory and perception tests. He said students wonldn’t make the best subjects for prohes into personalities or abnormalities, and little of this ft done. Students are rarely subjected to anything causing physical discomfort, said Linder, th e re wap one instance last year of the nseof electrical shocks, he said, and ft*; was conducted under rigid safeguards set up by foe University Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) and the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA). Does Anybody C a rt B acon s A Volunteer Now! **0 * A P«amount Release Contact: Conrad M artinez Académie Services Bldg., Room 111 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 945-0305 : 1045-A Lem on S tre e t B EC O M E IN V O LV E D . . Beoome a M .n .ria l O lita B o tta » There is a Membership Get-Together • T O D A Y - at 3:30 pm . in the Alumni Lounge at the Memorial Union Become involved et A S U l Make friends «und have fun! Memorial Union Hostesses are freshman women Wfio serve the MU and the University & the. community, 11 wmm w Pag« 14 — . T h u rsd a y, August 29 it® ® reservations page 1 th6m a s th ird room m ates in d orm room s designed for tw o p ersons. n , • Mary W atso n , u n it d ire c to r for P alo V erde E a st H all, said she thought she h a d about 25 “ trip les.’' H er' co u n terp art a t M anzanita H all, S teve F o rre st, said he thought h e h ad about 20, but th e dum ber changes daily. “ L a st y e a r it w as about 10 days u n til we w ere s tra ig h t,” F o rre st said, Sixteen wom en, though, hav e it b e tte r than th eir tripled-up co-students. They a r e te m p o ra rily lo d g ed th ree to a room in the H oliday Inn. / Housing d irecto r R ussell F lah erty said in an Aug. 22 s to ry in th e A rizona R epublic th a t th e C am pus C om puter C enter w as to balm e fo r th e overbooking. When contacted y esterd ay by th e S tate P re ss about h is charg es, he said , “ I don’t think I have anything to say to you.” H ic k c o x , F l a h e r t y ’s s u p e rio r, s a id ' “ The U niversity H ousing O ffice books about 105 p ercen t in. assignm ents to cover th e nosh o w s. “ H e s a id th e overbooking problem w as w orse th is y e a r th a n la st. “ 1 don’t w a n t'to p lace th e b la m e on a n y o n e, R u ss (F lah erty ) and I a re try in g to do a" post-m ortem to . prevent: it from happening ag ain ,” Hickox said. “S tudents a re retu rn in g (to th e dorm s) in su rp risin g H ickcox o ffe re d so m e consolation to s tu d e n ts . inconvenienced fay crow ded c o n d itio n s. H é s a id th e te rm s and conditions of th e re s id e n c e h a ll c o n tra c ts offer a 10 p e rc en t reduction in th e sem ester re n ta l fee to stu d en ts req u ired to live in over-crow ded room s fo r a period beyond th e second w eek of classes. H e sa id stu d en ts ftt th is situation should com e to th e H ousing O ffice and pick up a refund voucher. Ifickcox a lso said th a t a s long a s ¡there ,is a dorm itory ro o m s h o rta g e , s tu d e n ts •living in dorm s who w ish to m ove out an d m ake a sp ace fo ra n o th e r stu d en t, w ill be allow ed to b reak th e ir dorm 'c o n tra c t.. i Remember when only God could end the world? Today man has entered the atomic age, the age of overkill. A mushroom cloud of death and violence shadows the sensibility of our time. The awareness, however, that there is violence all around does not diminish the fact that the starting point of non-vio­ lence is the individual. We may concede that vio­ lence is in all of us. So is God. The time is now to try His w ay, to g e th e r, on a scale n e v er before attempted. Get together with your family, friends, neighbors, or co-workers to discuss the problems of violence and how you can work together to help solve them. For a helpful discussion guide and fur­ ther information write: Religion In American Life, 475 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017. Play an ac­ tive rolfe in your community and help T h T JA T show the way. JV JLfn JL/ RELIGIONINAM ERICANIlfE T he com m unity o f G od. M ake it your way. A Public Service of This Newspaper A The Advertising Council . . . w f l ì d t TEM P E S M O S T C O M P LETE ™ AR CH ITECTU R AL, DRAFTING and ÀRTIST SU PPLY STO RE ASU since 1958 CONVENIENTI Y 0UR BACK D00R FACES THE ARCHITECTURE and ART BLD6S- 111 E. UNIVERSITÀ DR. 10% DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS l Thursday# August 29 4- page IS. mm m itlff WlfflSimWOTrvrfsaïi, ' £ t v-.^ said, b u t c u rre n t figures show th e enrollm ent to b e ahead of th a t prediction. . By R ob Kastrow ASU enrollm ent m ay top 30,000 s tu d e n ts th is sem ester, a la rg e r than p ro je c te d in c re a s e * , s a id T ilm an C rance, d irecto r of d ie D epartm ent Thursday, August 29 — P#gu 17 |S THE ttEQUIiAllON from the . D epartm ent H ealth Education and Welfare, labeled Title Nine, says there shall be no discrim ination in any educational institution with reference to sex, race, creed or i Title Nine states there shall be do discrimination in any educational institution with reference to sex, race, creed and color. The ru le was prim arily designed to increase opportunities for women par­ ticipating in athletics, but it does not guarantee equal funding between men’s and women’s programs. Dr. Dorotiiy Deach, chairman of women’s P.E., said, “We cannot expect an institution, and I’m trying to be realistic here, to ju ft go overboard in funding womeh’s athletics. I’m all for women having equal opportunity, but it would be sort of ridiculous for us to have funding equivalent to that Dr. M iller (FredwJVIiller, ASU athletic directorfnas.’’ ASU FOOTBALL FANS will long rem em ber the fran tic churning legs of Ben Malone, who rushed for 1,129 yards for the Sun Devils last season. The world cham pion Miami Dolphins drafted Malone in the second round and head coach Don Shuts couldn’t be happier. “He explodes through this line quicker than any pack I’ve ever worked with,” said Shiila. “He’s a tough, strong runner. When you play for Frank Kush, you’ve got to be strong.’’ director, Perry Moore, did not receive a contract renewal this summer. Moore, 42, is the new athletic director at Long Beach State, winch was the target last January of three years of NCAA sanctions against its football and basketball programs. Long Beach was cited for recruiting violations in both sports. “Look, I can’t worry about what’s happened in the past,’’ said Moore.' “ Being on probation m akes the job tougher, of course, but - it’s reality. I have to build my own program ,’’ he said. “Everything else will take care Of itself.” “I have a reputation as a guy who lives by the rules. Our institution is part of the NCAA and we makes the-rules. If we make them, we Ought to live by them,” Moore said. HE MAY NOT be one of the m ost publicized coaches in college football, but ASU’s Frank Kush is doing quite well. After last year’s 11-1 record, the 45-year-old Kush ranks second on toe all-time list of active NCAA coaches behind Penn State’s Joe Paterao. Kush has compiled a 132-32-1 win-loss mark in his 16 years as the Devils’ head man, (a .793 win­ ning percentage). Kush is ranked ahead of such largerthan-life figures as Texas’ Darrell Royal, Alabama’s Bear Bryant, Ohio State’s WoodjL Hayes, Southern California’s John McKay and Ara Parseghian of Notre Dame. Baseball coach me for new players runners prepare for winning year ASU head baseball coach Jim B rock h as scheduled a 3 p.m . organizational m eeting today in room 188 of the A ctivity C enter fo r fresh­ m an team m em bers and junior college tra n sfe rs on s c h o la rs h ip . O th e rs in ­ terested in try in g out for the team a re also invited. P r io r to th e 3 p .m . m e e tin g , B ro ck has requested th a t a ll retu rn in g scholarship p lay ers rep o rt to room 188 a t 2 p.m . Those p lay ers who a re not cut in to e try o u t cam p plus a ll o th er returning* v arsity players w ill begin six w eeks of intersquadcom petition on S qrt. 30. T he squad w ill be divided into th re e team s and p articip ate in four gam es p er w eek. The Sun D evils, 39-24, finished second to A rizona in th e W estern A thletic Con­ ference’s Southern D ivision la st season. R unning 16 m iles a day m ay seem like d ru dgery, but for th e 12 m en com peting on the ASU cro ss country team , it is a necessity. BO-JO After a stormy six years as Colorado S ta te ’s athletic u ia s 'MS ■'v': ‘ ■ .-' *% .% f' ■fJl|- mm The squad ru n s eight m iles tw ice a day, m orning and evening, in p rep aratio n for the first cross-country m eet in F lag staff, S eptem ber 21. ASU h a rrie r coach B aldy C astillo said 95 p e r cen t of the schools running, cross country use it as a conditioner for th e tra c k season, w hich begins la te r in the y ear. C astillo said he is looking for a prom ising y e a r in 1974. W ith retu rn in g distance m en like L arry Law son, who placed th ird in th e conference m eet a t P rovo la st y e a r; Don D ate, Bob F ran ek , and four freshm an hopefuls, C astillo said he see s a good chance for a successful season. ; . C astillo sa id any train in g toe team can get d u r i n g toe cross-country season is th a t m uch of an e x tra edge when tra c k p ra c tice begins la te r in the y ear. D uring to e Reason, th e squad w ill com pete ag ain st NAU and A rizona reg u larly , and som etim es wffl trav el w ith th e football team to oppose W estern A thletic C onference schools. Fashions for & ^ & g a i s happen in ... _ Welcomes Back A ll Our .. J I P enemy, O ld Friends & Extends A 99 ODD Hearty Welcome To A ll The New is is a religiou s precept that illenges the mind. Love my eny when I can barely deal calmly ;h my in-laws? Yet this hard say; has validity in a world where m a. .small act of • violence has :h unforeseeable repercussions.' ientific advances have heighteinour mutual vulnerability. Only e and non-violence can sustain We may .concede violence is in of us. So is God! Try His way. works. Get together with your oily, friends, neighbors, or co­ rkers to discuss the problems of ilence and how you can work tother to help* solve them. For a Ipful discussion guide and furir information write: Religion In nerican Life, 475 Fifth Ave., New rk, N,Y. 10017. Play an active !ein your community 1 ) f 4 1 dhelp show the way. INAM ERICANwe STUDENTS & FACULTY “ Hot K orn er” BO-JO SUBMARINE SANDWICHES COMPARE OUR t#\ THE LONGEST . , .' THE BESTBUY . . SIZES V QUALITY IN TOWN) PUCES - TASTE We Serve Hm Tatlust Soft Drinks . .'At the Lowest Prices hours: Mon-Sat: 10-6 , Thurs 'til 8 pm. 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