Jurisdiction Question

By Don Stevenson
Aproblem of jurisdiction over ASU m ay have
inadvertehtly . been a : factor in Tempo . Fire
Department officials not knowing of thè existence
of potentially dangerous chemicals before and
during die ASU fire on Sept. 20.
Since ASU buildings do not fan under the
jurisdiction Of the city Of Tempe but under the
state, ASU was hot required to file a list Of
chemicals with the fire department.
“We keep a file on ah buildings hi Tempe
containing potentially dangerous chem icflls/’ «alii
Battalion Chief Phil Van Dyke of tee Tempe Fire
D epartm ent “But we weren’t aware of the
chemicals being in that building,’’ (Van Dyke was
die first'to discover there were chemicals in the
burning building.)
ASU Fire and Safety Inspector Sylvester An*
(tersoli, said no list of the chemicals had been
given to the fire deportment prior to foefiré.
“I had not considered them chemicals as a fire
hazard. But when they are involved in'a fire they
become hazardous because of the toxicity of
them,” he said;
“We have tried to cooperate with them and
keep them informed of what we b a ra over here, .
such as radioactiye m aterials and fiammahte
liquids. But we just hadn't gotten around to in­
forming the fire department of everything on
campus yet," Anderson said.
“I c a n t say they (ASU officials) don’t
cooperate but we just d ont have die freedoms on

campus to do some of die things we'd lite to do,”
said Capt. Roninger of the Tempe Fire Depart-,
m ent
, y
I Anderèon said tee city has no jurisdiction over
tee state. “But we’re (ASU) under tee átate fire
m arshal and if he tells us to —which be hasn't yet
,f w e 'l l do it.” -p
| p f l p - v' ;p
Anderson said that to the future every building
containing diem icals will have a sign posted on
the outside door....
Maricopa County Chief of Envfróbmental
Sendees, Joseph Weinstein, who supervised the
removal of waste m aterial after the fire, said tee
waste material: Was not dumpéd to die river
bottom. He said the waste was taken to the CountyCave Creek landfill by Physical Plato workers.
“Hie wash w ater used on the fire had to drain
somewhere and I guess that it wenttote the storm
drains and ended iqi to the river,” said Weinstein.
lie said the waste would have been extremely
dUided to begin with. “We had a crew who went to
the river bottom to take samples to be tested by
our toboratories to see tf diera wfere any traces of
the pesticides. From our standpoint there was no
hazard.”
;
V \
Weinstein m id the waste ttiatertai was
derantamtoated before removal to the landfill,
and a . pesticide expert was present when the
m aterial was loaded onto tee three trades.
Weinstein and ASU police escorted the “ —*
tra d » to the landfill north e l Scottsdale.

Arizona State University
Vol. » , No. 20

October 3,107«

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By to n g n a y a n

Low road
M arty Bodzln took the low road Wednesday as he
listehed to the Bob'Meighan Band during a Popdp concert. More band photos. Page 4.

Congress OKs hike
beneftts-for vets
The financial affairs of more
than 5,000 veterans attending
ASU took a tu rn tow ard
solvency yesterday when
Congress agreed on a com­
promise bill to increase benefits
for Vietnam era veterans by 23
percent.

Freshm an Haathar Donnelly fainted Wednesday on the sidew alk a t the north
end offthe Adm inistration Building. U niversity Police said Donnelly suffered a
concussion Aug. 23 in a b icycle accident on cam p usatvd has since had
problem s w ith fainting. Sha w astreatod and re lea»od from Tom po Com m unity
Hospital.
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In addition, the bill would
establish a loan program of $800
for each veteran and would
extend from 36 to:45 months the
time an undergraduate could
receive benefits.
‘•Essentially this is the bill
that we have worked very hard
for during the past two y ears/’

said Loren Corsberg director of
foe campus veterans’ affairs
office.
“I hope President Ford does­
n’t see it as an inflationary
m easure/' Corsberg added.
A congressional spokesman
predicted President Ford would
stp i the bill, according to an
Associated F tess story.
A single veteran now getting
$220 a mondi would receive $270
monthly under the compromise
bill.
'T h è benefits prill be
retroactive to Sept. 1.

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Thursday, October 3

B }rD avid P earson
.. F ie rc e c o m p e titio n fo r
g rad es by pre-m ed students
a t ASU p arallels th e com?
petition by pre-m ed students
acro ss th e nation — com ­
p e titio n
th a t
in c lu d e s
c h e a tin g , d ish o n e sty an d
unw illingness to help am ong
students.
The p ressu re put on prem ed students to g et high
g rad es is a re su lt of th e lack
o f o p en in g s a t m edical?
schools in the U.S. The
A sso c ia tio n of A m erican
M edical Colleges said there
w ere 41,000 applicants for
m edical schools in fall 1974
and only 14,400 openings.
N orm an M oore, pre-m ed,
said th e re w as definitely a
p ro b le m
of
c u tth ro a t
com petition a t ASU.
“ I t not only h u rts other
people who a re try in g to go
into pre-m ed, but it also
h u rts a ll the o ther people in
th e classes w ith the prem eds too,” he said .

a g ain st m e la te r on.’ I t’s th e
realizatio n th a t g rad es a re
th e m ost im p o rtan t fa c to r in
g etting into m éd school,” he
said.
M arg aret Johnson, prem ed, said g rad es w eren’t
the m ost im p o rtan t facto r in
g etting into m edical school.
C raig Thom pson, pre-m ed,
ag reed , saying th e M edical
C ollege A d m issio n T e st
(MCAT) and personal in­
te rv ie w s w e re a lso im ­
p o rtan t.
He added, though, “ In
college you’ve ju st got to get
th e g ra d e s . T h a t’s a ll
college really is .”
Stephenson said pre-m ed
students seem to becom e
m ore, com petitive in th e ir
la te r y e a rs in school.
“ I think .it’s because as
they g et n e a re r to th e ap ­
plication tim e, th ey ’re m ore

an d m o re aw are of ju s t how
difficult it is to g e t in m ed
school,”
A lan M arvin, pre-m ed,
said h e h as seen a lot o f
people cheating on te sts, but
th a t in classes w here th ere
a re p re m e d stu d en ts an d
nonpré-m ed stu d en ts, “ the
com petition is ju s t a s g re a t
a s ju s t a class o f pre-m ed
stu d en ts. E verybody w ants
th e g ra d e .”
M oore said th is kind of
dishonesty c re a te s va bad
a tm o s p h e re am o n g p re m eds.
“ I think the o th er people
can re a lly see it and they
kind of résen t it because
théy’re m ore com pelled to
ch eat and do things to get
good g rad es too,” he said.
M oore said th a t in his
biology class la st y e a r, “ two
different tim es an d two
d ifferen t people changed a

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th ey ’r e not a m ajo rity , “ you
alw ays m eet som ebody who
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Jo h n S tep h en so n , p re m ed, said he has noticed a
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G ra n t B a k in , p re -m e d ,
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ASASU Senate Student Affairs Committee
IM n r y S m v t f
B y Ben Woe«

M o u n tin g 'Complaints
a b o u t in a d e q u a te library
hours h av e prom pted th e
S tudent A ffairs C om m ittee
of th e A ssociated Students
Senate to conduct an opinion
poll concerning hours.
“ A su rv ey w ill be ru n in
th e S tate P re s s en d m y
com m ittee w ill tab u late th e
re su lts an d se n d them to O r.
(D onald) K oepp,” sa id Sue
B itter, ASASU sen a to r an d
ch airm an o f th e com m ittee.
Koepp is th e U niversity

L ib rarian .
Level One od th e lib ra ry is
open from 7 a .m . to 1 a.m .
se v e n d a y s - a w e ek a t
p resen t. L evels Two, T hree,
a re | «pen
from 7 a .m . to 10 p.m .
M onday through Thursday,
7 a.m , to è p.m . F rid a y , 9
a m to 5 p.m , S atu rd ay an d
2 p.m . to 10 p.m . Sunday.
B itte r, a sen a to r from , th e
C o llie o f B usiness, sa id th e
ASASU S enate h a s receiv ed
about 25 stu d en t com plaints
concerning lib ra ry hours.

D o c to r s o lv e s m y s te ry
o f 'w o u n d ' In d e r r iè r e
While riding her motorcycle
near campus Tuesday night,
Lynn Darnall felt a sudden
pain in her posterior.
Thinking die had been shot,
the co-ed took her problem to
die University police, C apt
Norman Peck said.
Peck said Darnall had been
h it by an unidentified
ptojectOe in the right buttock
a id ASU police took her to the
infirmary and reported dm

incident to the Tempe Police
Department.
Tempe police thought
Darnall was stuot with a pellet
or BB gun, said Carol MeClosky, police records clerk.
The mystery was solved by
the infirmary physician who
treated Darnall. Dr. M. W.
Philips said , “ She was
definitely not shot 1 think it
was salt on die road that
kicked up. She's fine now."

“ Ia m s u re th e re a re m ore
(s tu d e n ts )
w ho
have
c o m p la in e d to d iffe re n t
organizations an d people.
D r. Koepp h a s received four
orpjfive com plaints,” sh e
said .
B itte r sa id m ost eom p lain ts h a v e dom e Crum
stu d en ts who w ant to u se th e
stack s on filé upper levels
fo r re se a rc h a fte r 10 p.m .
O ther a u n p ia in a n ts 'h a v e
said th e re is not enough
stu d y room on lieve one.
'^ K b e f p w f l l ú s Í K i t t e
finad decision concerning
lib ra ry hours. H e is very
recep tiv e to stu d en t in p u t.
T h a t's w here th e com m ittee
com es in ^ - s e r v in g a s a
voice fu r tile stu d en ts,”
B itte r said . ~
“ If stu d en ts hav e com ­
p lain ts about th e lib ra ry the
b e st w ay to le t u s know is
through th is su rv ey ,” she
sa id . :■ '
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M on.-Thurs. — 7 a .m . to 11 p.m .
F rid ay — 7 a .m . to 6 p.m .
S atu rd ay — 9 a .m . to 5 p.m .
Sunday
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(tow er, lev el contains re se rv e , c u rre n t periodicals,
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M on.*Thurs. — 7 a jn . to 10 p .m .
F rid a y
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S atu rd ay — 9 a.m . to 5 p.m .
Sunday — Noon to 10 p.m .
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.. -Y e s ....
;- r . If y es, till w hat tim e ? ___
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Page 4 — Thursday, October 3

Band leader Bob Meighanf lets go w ith, "I'm a Dan­
ce r, B ab y" in front of ar large crowd of ASU students

on the Southeast side of the M em orial Union Wed-,
nesday m orning.

Bob Meighan Band mites
musk, students, sunshine

Photos by

Greg Hagan

Glenn Haff m im ics drum m er M iller and
w ishes he could trade places.

during the last set of the Pop-up.

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ru e enforcem ent
Though w e’re a ll for the
sp irit of brotherhood, and
believe everyone deserves
a n e x tra chance now and
th en ^ w e’re glad to see
P re s id e n t F o rd ’s p a rd o n
policy h a sn ’t ru b b ed off on^
U n iv e r s ity
L ib r a r ia n
D onald Koepp.
K oepp is beginning a longo v e rd u e c ra ck d o w n on
faculty m em bers who abuse
th e ir
s p e c ia l
lib r a r y '
privileges, keeping books
longer th a n th e allo tted oney e a r lim it. He said next
week- he w ill begin billing
those who haven’t tu rn ed in
books due la st M ay .

T h o se fa llin g in th is
category h av e each been
sen t tw o overdue notices,
a c c o rd in g
to
o ffic ia l
U niversity policy. T hey’ll
now b e b ille d fo r th e
rep lacem en t . co st o f th e
books a s w ell a s processing
costs.
W hile w e continue to feel
th e ru le allow ing facu lty
m em bers to keep books
longer th an students should
be elim inated, an d a system
se t up in w hich students
h a v e th e sa m e book­
borrow ing rig h ts a s anyone
else, w e a re g lad to see th a t
a t le a s t th e Ufnit se t by th e
c u rre n t ru le is being en­
forced som ew hat.
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Policy
Tim State P ress ap­
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editor from its readers.
Selective sam ples of the
letters received w ill be
printed a t the* discretion
of the editor. Letters
should "be typ e w ritte n
and double-spaced«

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in your a rtic le “ T ots A ttend
N u rs e ry S chool L a b s ”
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h a n d ic a p p e d
d r iv e r
education pro g ram s.

h a s le a rn e d a few things the
h a rd 'w a y . .. --

A S tlr o ffers a course in
d riv e r education fo r han­
dicapped stu d en ts, taught
by
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of
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education. R over teach es
not only p a rtia lly paralyzed
stu d en ts , b u t also 'foreign
stu d en ts, handicapped b y
.language b a rrie rs .

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Sotoodeh, who is from Iran ,
to ta k e a le ft h and tu rn . She
said , “ L eft h an d tu rn ? ” He
said , “ R ight.” And rig h t she
w ent ~ a cro ss tw o lan es of
tra ffic . ' '....
||p .

One stu d en t, Don N elson,
i s tak in g th e course to le arn
to te ac h handicapped and
foreign stu d en ts. He say s he

R o v e r s a id
“ fo re ig n
stu d en ts le a rn re ad ify ’* and
“ do p recisely w hat you teD
th em .” : F d r people who do
not sp eak E nglish o r c an not
h e a r , R o v e r u s e s fla s h
c ard s.

R over sa id h e often w orks
w ith p e rs o n s w ho h a v e
n e v e re b iv e n before.

R over is helping C hristine
C u rtis, who h a s no le g s, so
sh e can g e t a license. W hfie
driving in a parking lot,
C h ris tin e s a id , “ D riv in g
m ak es m e so m uch m ore
in d e p e n d e n t.
P a r a lle l
parking and backing up 50
feet, o r w hatever,^ is . about
th e only thin k I c a n 't do a t
th e m om ent»”

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why th ese people shouldn't
le a rn to d riv e ,” h e said. “ H
they re a lly w ant to le a rn ,
th ey c a n ,” R o v er sajhl

A ccording to R over, ASU
is to y in g a $40,000 com ­
puterized s im u la to to a id in
teaching d riv e r education.

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O w ith m any 'd ifferen t
of problem s including
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Devil Sidelights

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Bo W arren wax dismissed
Cram the ASU football team for
“reasons disciplinary in nature
and the actions which predicted
the move will rem ain an ins teraal m atter.”
This was the statem ent head
coach Frank Kush issued to the
press concerning the Sun Devils
' sta rtin g defensive back’s
removal from the squad.
So I guest that about ends it.
The Pheeafti newspapers found
the explanation easy to
swallow. The Sun Devil football
program will continue as if
nothing happened and Warren’s
replacement, Mike M artinet,
will probably perform notably
in his starting role.

So why should I let the abscence of Warren bother me?
* Because not being aide to
participate on the Sun Devil
team means more than just
abstaining from football for
Warren.
It’s his life. Warren has
labored four years under the
tutelage of Kush. The physical
and em otional dedication
demanded of an ASU football
player is very consuming. "
Try taking something you’ve
lived with day and night for four
years and throw it away. It
can’t be done,.
Kush threw Bo off foe squad
because W arren had one too
many drinks and could not
function appropriately on foe
plane flight homec irurn
from
rhich hi­
Columbia. A flight which
eluded ASU President
nt jf» n
Schwada, Board of Regents
m em ber W eldon Shofstall,
Athletic Director Fred Miller
and over 100 Sun Devil boosters.
Surely not the most ideal
situation to rid oneself of dinner

and an overabundance of
alcohol.

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But W arren hasn’t lost , too
many games at ASU and he
didn’t know how to graciously
accept foe Sun Devil’s first
shutout loss in 97 games. So
during foe five-hour lapse
between the end.of the Missouri
game and the plane flight home,
he got bombed.

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Mike Belévy, UTEP 3 . - 84
Ron Harris, CSU
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Frad Witliams, ASU 3
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Jim Upchurch, UA i f ■ 48
Jeff Blanc, BYU
3
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Willio Hrànllton, UA 3
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Ike Spencer, UTAH 2
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Mark Levett, ASU 3
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Mike Haynas, «SU <
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Kary rckafcnaekfc ASU 3
Bob Breunig, ASU
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Dennis Anderson. UA 3

A friend of mine new at*
tending law sheool in Texas
advocates the theory th a t
everything should be done in
moderation. If W arren had
followed this philosophy he’d be
dutifully perparing fo r the
Wyoming Cowboys this week.

PASS RECEIVING
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3
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1 Willie Miller, CSU
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3
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A Kevin Thompson, UN• 3 . »
7. Willie Armstead,
UTAH ;
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AKen Lege, UNM
3
8

I’m probably upset with the
entire situation because I know
how it is to be 21-years-old and
not properly handle an
emotional setback. You just do
som ething to forget your
troubles.
But Kush dicta’t, see it that
way and after WarSreiThad run
foe Sun Devil steps SO tunes
Sunday and bad received verbal
abuse from foe coaching staff
for his actions the coach had a
change ofheart.
Monday afternoon W arren
was informed by Kush that his
connection w ith the ASU
football program bad been
severed. I question this delayed
reaction fay foe country’s finest
football coach. I wonder if the
ultimate decision on the fate of
Warren didn’t.com e from a
university official.

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Whatever the source was the
decision appears to be final and
Warren is having a difficult
time explaining to his friends
and parents why he no longer is
a member of foe ASU team.

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plunge to fifth among

teams

W estern A th le tic Con­
ference -statistics released
y esterd ay in d icate w hat is
com m on know ledge to m ost
ASU fans: th e Sun D e v ils!
a r e n o t th e o ffen siv e
dynam o of th e p a st.

W ildcat fans during ASU’s
ban n er seasons. B ut UofA,
sporting a n atio n al ranking
of 12th in th is w eek’s AP
poll, w ould Just a s soon keep
th e ir own id en tity th is y e a r.

The D evils, who averaged
565 y ard s p e r g am e la st y e a r
(second hig h est in NCAA
h isto ry ), ra n k only fifth
am ong WAC te a m s w ith 321
y ard s p e r co n test. ASU is a
p a ltry seventh in passing
offense w ith 126.7 yard s p er
gam e.

..T ick e ts fo r the N ational
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the g en eral public beginning
D ec. 14 a t
V e te ra n s
M em o rial C o liseu m . I t
m ark s th e firs t NBA AllS tar gam e to be played in
Phoenix.

Though the Sun D evils a re
tied for the scoring lead w ith
A rizona, ASU’s 22.3 points
p e r outing is only h alf of la st
season’s output.
Split end G reg Hudson
le a d s th e c o n fe re n c e in
receiving for th e final tim e.
H udson, w ith 15 catches for
205 y ard s, in ju red his knee
ag ain st M issouri and will
m iss th e rem ain d er of his
senior year,

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second in v icto ries by a
m ajo r college football team
during the p a st 25 y ears,
ABC Television ap p aren tly
doesn’t know who the Sun
D evils really a re .
ABC p ersisten tly referred
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m o r n i n g ’s
football
highlights show.
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A rizo n a
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A rizona S tate h as been a
source of am usem ent to

Quotebook
Arizona q u a r t e r b a c k
B ruce Hill said , “ A coach
once told m e, ‘B ruce, don’t
ever think of yourself a s a
black q u arterb ack . You’re
TH E q u a rte rb a c k ’ an d
th a t’s th e w ay I f e e l . . .I’m
not th e kind of guy who
won’t like you ju s t because
of your color. I m ay not like
you a fte r I g et to know you,
but I have to g et to know you
first.”
HiU h as an 11-3 reco rd
since becom ing th e startin g
signal-caller a t UofA.

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T h u rsd a y , O c to b e r 3 — P a g e 11

By M ike Tulnm ello

A

T he Sun D evils .will c a rry
a tarn ish ed rep u tatio n into
th e
W yom ing | g a m e
(televised locally on channel
3 ). ASU d ro p p e d fro m
seventh in th e A P rankings
to 18th a fte r la s t w eek's INI
loss to M issouri. The defeat
e ra s e d th e D e v ils co m ­
pletely fro m tb e U P I poll,
w here they w ere ran k ed
sixth.

W hen ASU linebacker Bob
B reunig is d ra fte d by th e
pros follow ing th e c u rre n t
se a so n , W e ste rn A th le tic
C onference offensive backs
should co nsider throw ing
him a going-aw ay p arty .
h i fa c t, WAC team s would
like to see him go aw ay now.
B reunig, a tw o-tim e AllWAC selection, w ill s ta rt his
third an d final WAC season
w hen th e . D e v ils v is it
W yoming th is S aturday.
'T’,T.

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“ W e’re a ll disappointed
w e fell so , fa r m th e
ra n k in g s^ ” s a id B re u n ig .
“ B ut w e knew before th a t’s
w hat w ould happen if w e lost
to M issouri. I t’s o u r fa u lt for
lettin g it h appen.”

)!??•’'' -it-

Tiot e v e ry Sun D evil can
m ake th a t claim . T his w eek
ASU lo st th e serv ices of
s ta n d o u t re c e iv e r G reg
H udsonfor th e season due to
a k n e e in ju r y , w h ile
defensive b e d s Bo W arren
w as c a s t off th e team for
d isciplinary reasons.

(toe play w ill stick in
B reunig’s m ind fo r q u ite a
w hile. H e in tercep ted a pass
n ear m idfield, apparently
giving ASU its b est field
position of th e firs t half. B ut
h e fu m b le d th e b a ll.
M isso u ri re c o v e re d a n d
drove in fo r th e gam e’s only
touchdown.
“ I can a ttrib u te th a t play
to tw o things - - th e w etness
of th e ball an d tb e fa c t th a t I
don’t have good hands in the
first (dace. I t slipped a s soon
as I cau g h t it.”

‘‘L osing those tw o guys
w ill definitely h u rt, because
they w ere both s ta rte rs for
tw o y e a rs,” B reunig said.
“ B ut i f s not going to kill
us. One o r tw o m en don’t
m ake a team . And w e’ve got
other people w ho can step in
and do a good jo b .”

H ow ever, B reunig does
n o t u s e th e in c le m e n t
M issouri w eath er a s th e
scapegoat fo r th e d efeat.
“ We ju s t w eren’t re a d y to
play , an d th ey w ere. T h at’s
w hat i t a il boils down to.

M issouri’s offense alw ays
seem ed to do som ething we
didn’t expect.
- “O ur defense didn’t really
b reak down, it w as m ore of
a coincidence. I We w ere a
stq> o r ' tw o aw ay from

w here w e expected them .to
¡w fp S
3
B reunig is ‘a" solid A ll-1
A m e ric a c a n d id a te a n d
should h av e a fj lu crativ e >
c o n tract aw aiting Mm. w ta&
th e pros conduct th e ir an­
nual college d ra ft.
“ I don’t think I ’v e gotten
off to a good s ta r t tin s year.
How high I go in th e d ra ft
depends on w hat I do from
ta k e oh in.
“ I ’d like to ¡day in a city
w ith m oderate w eath er m id
h o p efu lly fo r a w in n in g
team , especially one th a t
pays w ell — th a t’s th e im ­
portan t th in g .”,
fj..{
D espite his ferocity to
assaulting opposing p assers
and running backs, B reunig
does not fit th e football
stereotype off th e field. life
sang and played th e g u ita r
a t a local re sta u ra n t fo r a
sum m er job.
“ I ’ve alw ays liked m usic.
It’s an enjoyable w ay to
spend tim e aq&^mu’n som e
totti’a ;m p n ^',.!f^ ‘| \ ;l .'
i “ I guess I don’t fit th e
im age of a typical fem inine
e n te rta in e r: A t le a st 1 don’t
think I c a rry th a t im age
dido th e playing field .”
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