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devoured ASU 35-14.
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One of the balloons to be
released after Devil, scores did not
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make it too far Saturday night.

The Devils Liberty Bowl hopes, like the baltooh,
were grounded after the 35-14 setback.

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An education at ASU isn't all books and final
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Tuesday, November 19 — Page 3

the grade a t la st
By C harlie Dawson
T he new com puter system
will allow th e U hiversity to
have a n official d ean ’s list
th is sem e ster.“ The sh eer size of such a
list a n d the m echanics in­
volved prev en ted u s from
having a dean’s lis t,” said
D r. K arl D annenfeldt, ASU

Ex-candidates
discuss women
in government
Both ' the : victors and
vanquished will address the
Faculty Women’s Association
at a luncheon frttm 11:45-1:90
p.m . W ednesday in the
Turquoise room of the MU.
Four candidates from recent
political races w ill discuss
“Women in Politics” — thennew strength and ndes at Ml
levels of governm ent. The
speakers include: P at Fullinwider, form er cantfidatefor the
U.S. House of Representatives,
B lk a Carney and Ju an ita
H arelson, form er opposing
candidates for th e state
legislature, and Nel Evans,
member of the Mesa School
Board.
' “It should be a freewheeling >
and open discussion,” said Dr.
Janet Elsea, FWA member. All
the womed have some conction with education, which |
ould ifikfeiv i£evek m breu> |
ting, she said.
| Afi faculty and professional
staff women a re . invited.
Reservations are $3 and can be
made by calling 9653150.

a c a d e m ic v ic e p re s id e n t.
“ B ut because of th e new
c o m p u te r s y ste m , th e
U niversity can now have
im e.”
Some of th e colleges have
been honoring students w ith
a 3.0 g rad e index o r b e tte r
for the p a st sev e ra l y e ars,
D annenfeldt said.
The P resid en t’s A dvisory
Council, w hich consists of
th e
deans
and
v ic e
p residents, fe lt it w as im>
p o rta n t to g iv e hom e
re c o g n itio n
honor
students, D annenfeldt said .
“ We a re going to try to g e t
a s m uch publicity a s w e c an
. and in any w ay w e c a n .”
“ F o r th e p a st 10 y e a rs, w e
have alw ays receiv ed a lis t
from th e re c o rd s d ep art­
m ent of stu d en ts who have
b een c o n sid e re d h o n o r .
s tu d e n ts ,’’ D r.
H e n ry
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College of F ine A rts.
The College of B usiness

A d m in istra tio n h a s a n
hqnors convocation a t th e
end of each sp rin g sem ester.
S tudents w ith a 3.00 g rad e
index o r b e tte r and th e ir
p aren ts a re invited to a t­
tend.
All colleges w ill now be
inform ed of students who
m eet th e qualifications of
th e d ean ’s lis t, D annenfeldt
s a id ; T h e li s t w ill b e
published ev ery sem ester.
S tudents who qualify w ill
find an a p p ro p riate en try on
th e ir g ra d e rep o rt.
To qualify- fo r the. d ean ’s
list, a n u n d erg rad u ate m ust
c a rry 15 resid en t sem e ster
c re d it, hours (exicusive o f
pass-fail) and m Sintein a
g rad e point index of 3.5 o r
b e tte r during th e sem ester.

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E ditor:
I would like to know why it
is th a t w henever in tram u ral
sp ra ts a re given coverage in
die S ta te P re ss, it is -in­
v ariab ly a fra te rn ity team
th a t is shown.
In m y tw o y ears a t ASU,
alm ost every tim e an in­
tra m u ra l s p o rt in a n y
league h a s been m entioned
o r pictu red , it is a fra te rn ity
team th a t g ets die ink. A re
you p re te n d in g th a t in ­
dependent and dorm itory
team s do not exist? Out o f 31
organizations com peting fra
in tram u ral points* 17 a re
independents o r-d o rm ito ry
team s. This y e a r in flag
football it is likely th a t an
independent team will be
th e c h am p io n in e a c h
league.
In tra m u ra l s p o rts in

Reporter
E ditor:
*4
*1 wish to strongly p ro test
the fact th a t the ed ito r(s) of
the S tate P re ss cut out,
w ith o u t m y know led g e,
about one-third of m y a rtic le
oA e m o tio n a lly d is tu rb e d
w as w hich appeared in the
N ovem ber 15th edition of the
new spaper.
I w orked very h a rd on th a t
a rtic le
to av o id s e n ­
sationalism and w rite a fabpiece on m y experiences a t
Bedell School. The first
third of the a rtic le w as an
in tro d u c tio n , th e seco n d
third showed the difficult
aspects of dealing w ith these
children and the la st th ird
told of the satisfactions I
receive in m y w ork and
that m ost of the kids have
m ade
d e m o n s tr a ta b le

g eneral a re not adequately ~ in in tra m u ra l sports
covered by th e S ta te P ress.
M ark Vinson
M any ASU stu d en ts partic ip a te in in tram u ral sp o rts
and would enjoy reading
about them . I only hope th a t,
in th e fu tu re, m ore coverage
| Drrjctf r
will be given to th e m any
A —\
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Editor
Managing Editor
News Editor
City Editor
Staff Writers
Photo Editor
Photographers

Sports Editor
Assistant Sports Editor
Columnist
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Ted Williamson
^ J l m Braly
Anita Mabante
Jason Shaw
Dave Jensen
Carol Pyhe
Greg Hagan
John AAasingill
Roger O'Connor
Jack Nock
Chuck Ératt
Roger Witti in
MikeJTuiumelio
BiiiM eCleiian
A . Jean Saiki

E d tto tt....... .v - - - ...
„ | feel very so rry fra the young lad y who found h erself a s
the fro n t page a ttra c tio n of.T hursday’s S ta te m s s . Y our
a rtic le p resen ted a ra th e r one-sided, anem ic view of
p rostitution.
T here a re m any wom en who sta rte d out an th e p ath
Jo y ce is on, only to find it led som ew here o th er th an to
rich es an d tra v e l. M any p ro stitu te s h av e found them selves
J ; w ith ru in e d h ealth , d rug dependency problem s, Hggi-Hed
self im ag es, and b itte r a ttitu d e s.
.
> ;pav Sin deceptively prom ises p le asu re fra a season, b u t th e
end re su lt is alw ays death. M ay I be so bold a s to s a y to you
Joyce, th a t God’s love fra you is infinite. H e see s beyond
' M
progress in th e ir sta y a t th e' ànd 1 believe th is fia rtic iâ É r y^ur^sui to your re a l needs.
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concern,
I
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u
st
say
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SChOOl.
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~ ih c id e n t c a lls 5 ffcr s i r ’^ y fra you to e sc a p e th e u ltim ate,to ew to b le consequences
By cu ttin g off th e la st
a p o lo g y ..
*
of the p a th y o u 're on. E veryone is called to re b e n t and
th ird of th e a rtic le alm ost
Alim F aye
accep
t Jesu s C hrist a s th e ir personal sav ira. The life God
com pletely, the S tate P re ss
Journalism
h
as
to
o ffer you in w rath your taking th e tim e to look fu rth e r
ended up p rin tin g a n a rtic le
which I think g av e m ost
people th e im pression th a t
(he school w as like an oldfashioned looney-bin. H ie
tru th is th a t it is an excellent
school and probably th e b est
in th e sta te fo r em otionally
disturbed kids.
U iis editing m ay have
m ade th e sto ry m ore sen­
sational and exciting, but I
know and I w ant everyone
else to know th a t w hat th e .
S tate P re ss p rin ted is n ot
w hat. I w rote.
I hope the S tate P re ss
backs off from its sudden
in te re st in sensationalism

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Achtung, achtung
E ditor:
It is ap p aren t th a t Mr.
O’Connor who w rote the
a rtic le on D r. G e ra ld
K leinfeld in F rid ay ’s S tate
P ress is not a student of the
good doctor. If he w ere, h e ’d
know th a t D r. K leinfeld
takes five points off on
exam s for those students
who m isspell his nam e.
Ralph W alter
A rchitecture

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Editor:
- I saw the “ J o s e . . .black stu ff . . .bean
p atch ” cartoon an d A id not m isunder stan d
it. And t think th a t $9 o u t of 100 M exican
A m ericans fully understood it. The naive 10
signers of th e le tte r a re , be assu red , th e
exceptions. We a ll a p p re cia te th e sin cerity
of such e m e st people, b u t‘d o n 't le t th e ir
efforts deceive you into th in k in g th a t a
sense of hum or an d understanding of th e
carto o n ist’s u se o f sym bols is a n Anglo
m onopoly. We a ll a p p reciate your ex­
plan ato ry le tte r, b ut fra m ost of us it w as
only a thoughful redundancy:
C ynthia D elgado

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I re a d your p a p e r a ll th e tu n e, even if I
am no student. A guy I know b rin g s it to
m e. I saw th e U ncle Sam oil cartoon ar><1 1
m ay ju s t be a high school dropout b u t I got
it an d i t did n o t ta k e an y le tte r from the
-editor to m ake m e u nderstand it eith er.
J u st because som e C hícanos (su re h ate
th a t silly w ord, b u t do not m ind using it fra
them ) m issed th e point, d o n 't th in k all
M exican-A m ericans a re th a t w ay. M w ifjip
and a ll L atin A m erican new spápers use
cartoons and th e ir re a d e rs do n o t heed
explanations. T hey talk ed about th e “ frito
bandito” im age. They a re th e ones who
p erp etu ate th a t im age by th e ir la ck of
understanding.

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Tuesday, November 19 — Page f

hbaMn do the talking
BStzes Devils in 35-I4 NCS win,

Holtz, w ho told bystanders
te a t te e wino didn’t bother
him . L ’ *
H alfback B oland Hooks,
who rushed 16 tim es for 79
y a rd s an d tw o touchdowns,
said th e W olfpack a lte re d
th e gam e not knowing w hat
to expect from .ASU.
“ We w ent rig h t a t the
h e a rt of th e ir defense, to see
if w e could g et aw ay w ith
it,” said -Hooks. y F * ' *•.
, W as ASU a s tough an
; opponent a s P enn S tate?
“Pom S ta te is in n league
a ll by its e lf ,” g rin n e d
Hooks. “ We h ad to play te e
g am e-o f o u r liv es to b eat
te e m .”
“ B ut ASU h its v ery h a rd . I
re a lly g o t b e at up out th ere
tonight,” sa id Hooks.
N o rth C a ro lin a S ta te
settled th e outcom e when it

shows class in post-game interview
By M ike Tulum ello
about th e sam e in size, but
ASU is a lot q u ick er.”
D ave Buckey is no m atch
. B uckey d ie d th e D evils1for T exas-E l P aso ’s colorful
B ronco
V I
am
th e
y o u th a s a d e te rm in in g
f a c to r in th e o u tc o m e ,
g r e a te s t’1) B elic h e sk y in
p o st-g a m e v e rb a l > s e lf­ S sa y in g ‘‘th e y w e re cod?
esteem .
•
i dnually* h u rt by th e big
p lay .”
,
*
The North C arolina S tate
B uckey’s post-gam e ra p
q u arterb ack le t.h is a rm do
session w ith re p o rte rs w as
th e talk in g in th e W olfjiack's
35-14 w in over ASU S aturday
in te rru p te d
by
N o rth
C arolina S tate coach Lou
n ig h tsH eco m p leted I I of 13
passes fo r l|S9 y a rd s as NC
Holtz, who co n g ratu lated
B uckey fo r h is perform ance
S tate rolled through th e Sun
a n d s a id , “ Y ou’v e g o tta b e
Devils* vaunted defense.
th e b e st I’v e e v er seen .” s
B uckey, ju n io r w ho has
com pleted n early tw ó-toftds . H oltz described ASU a s “ a
v«ry p h ysical team . We’ve
of Ids passes th is season,
seen b e tte r football team s
fig u re s /to b e a • s tro n g
th a n th e r a ^ b u t th e y ’r e
H eism án Trophy can d id ate
aw fully young. T hey’ll b e a n
next season.
excellent te am before long.’*
D e sp ite th e lo p -sid e d
H o ltz
w as h a ra ss e d
s c o re , B u ck ey c o m p a re d
outside
th
e
NC S ta te locker
ASU favorably w ith P a in
ro o m b y a d ru n k w ho
S tate, w hich th e W olfpack
Jhollered in H oltz’ e a r th a t he
had knocked o ff 12-7 die
w as . / ‘u nim pressed” w ith
previous w eek;
d ie W olfpack’s d ev astatin g
“ ASU h a s b e tte r ath letes
perform ance.
th an P o m S ta te ,” sa id d ie
.‘'‘W hatever you do, don’t
one-tim e Sports Illu stra te d '
b reath e on m e ,” re to rte d
coverboy. “ B oth te am s a re

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Dave Buckey lofts pass
ovar D evil defensive
end Clifton Aiapa in
Saturday's
North '
Carolina State 35-14 win
oyer
ASU.

gam bled on a fourth an d ten
play a t th e ASU 25 shortly
a f te r In te rm iss io n . T h e
W olfpack converted the first
down, a n d drove in for the
score, m aking it 28-14 NC
S tate.
Both B uckey m id Holtz
expressed su rp rise a t H oltz’
decision to p o te up th e 'field
goal.
“ W e: could easily have
I
m issed te e field g o al,” said
Holtz. “ A pd I had- a lo t of
. confidence in B uckey and
our re c e iv o rs.”
Holtz’ hunch tu rn ed out to
, be deadly accurate,/m u ch to
ASU’s dism ay.

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Page 6 — Tuesday, November 19

Water polo team nets AAU upsets

ÀSU women coaches elected
to top national positions
Two ASU women physical
education in structors, M ary
Littlewood mid Mona Plummer,
have been named to important
national positions in the field of
women’s sports.
Littlewood, an assistan t
professor of Health, Physical
Education and Recreation at
ASU since 1965, has been ap­
pointed national president of the
Volleyball Coaches Academy by
the National Association for
Girls and Women hi Sport.
The new President-elect of
the Intermountain Association
for Intercollegiate Athletics for
Women (IA1AW), Plummer is
also ASU’s women's swimming
coach and was a coach of the
United States swim team at the
1973 World University Games in
Moscow.
In her new post, Littlewood
will be responsible for keeping
high school and university^
volleyball eoachee-current on >
new coaching teaching and
officiating techniques through
the use of clinics, workshops
and conferences. She has been
coaching university field
hockey, basketball, softball,
volleyball, badm inton, and
tennis for 15 years.
One of the coaches present at :*
the conference said Plummer is
“the best possible leadership
that could have been provided
at this very critical time in the
development of Women’s sports,
when programs are rapidly
expanding and policies are
changing due to the Equal
Rights Movement and Title
IThe ASU varsity wrestling
jv ill hold its last public
B Jje today at 3:30 p.m. in
le Sup Devil Gym. The team
I open the season Nov. 27 in a
Station
tournam ent
at

PARTMENT
%M eck fragil A SU
»al fo r 1 or 2 studants
No Puts

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citationand
andLeal
LealWhittlesey
Whittleseyw a£ i**rded an
honorable mention AO-America.
The championships inarked the end of a
successful season. During the year, the women's
team took second (dace in the AAU Junior
National Championships in Albuquerque.
Water polo at ASU is a chib sport, making
participation a completely voluntary effort by
members of both the women’s and men’s team s
and their coaches. Gainbwr mid.
The raising of money for tournament entry
fees, equipment and travel expenses have
been voluntary. The $3,600 the team needed for
its competitive season has been raised through
the support of Keith Jacobson from the in­
tram urals and club sports funds and through a
cooperative effort between the women's and
men’s teams selling balloons at the Homecoming
football gafne and participation in bake «ales
And car washes.
Although the women’s water polo «««cn is
completed, half of the $3,600 still needs to be
raised. -.
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UCLA, San Jose State, U.C.
Santa Barbara and Cal State at
Bakersfield.
Atop its league with a perfect
7-0 record, the ASU wheelchair
basketball
squad
tw ice
destroyed the Western Wheels
of Tucson Saturday, 43-18 and
42-24.
Ken Carter scored 25 points in
the first game and 20 points in
game No. 2.
ASU meets Arizona Dec. 7 in
its next game.
cdSffl
The ASU- m en's varsity
swimmers staged their first
annual Maroon and Gold dual
meet Saturday. The squad was
divided into two team s, led by 1. Rato« The first day is 10 cents
word with $1.50 minimum (15 words). All eoueeutive
ads after the first day are ____ , j;.
co-captains Jeff Latz and Jim
2. Notification of errors is N q^q g /fiefo re second,publication. The State Press w ill not be res­
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Latz’s m aroon team was 3. ponsible for more than the first incorrect insertion.
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Balancing a ball with One hand ancLtcying to
score« goal in water six feet or deeper against a
seven-member team is the basis for the game of
wom en'sw ater polo.
SLWater polo’s closest relative is the game of
hockey. Water polo is a very physical, endurance
game that involves a lot of swimming, said
assistant women’s water polo coach Gerry
Gaintner. “It usually takes about a full season to
really learn to understand the game,” he said.
After only one year of competition, the Sun
Devil Water Polo Team finished third id the ASU
Swim Championships in C incinnati la st
weekend. F irst place went to the Cincinnati
Marlins 'A ' Women’s Team. Second place was
won by the Anaheim team .
National recognition "w as given to three
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Tuesday, November 19 — F fS ¡¡Í¡

By Roger WlttUn

fenders effects o f /osing streak;
wm ises;tough spring prwtöcm

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said. “Although I think Dennis Sproul is
a hell of ah athlete and I couldn’t ask for
any imore than he’s given out, having to
play a freshman quarterback is not the
ideal situation. L ast year- we h ad a
m ature team with many seniors.

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or raving, m e
projector didnr t get hurled at th e movie
as one fellow scribe bad
predicted. The a ir wasn’t saturated with
verbal tirades.
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Sunday’s informal press gathering
and film review session of last week’s
ASU 35-14 setback to North Carolina
Mate was directed by a m an displaying a
side of his character few people have
had a chance to see.

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Kush said it hasn’t been personallydifficult for him to accept the three
lbsses because he doesn’t get that
emotional in winning games. “What has
been a tough thing to handle is the lack of
progress the Warn has made. That’s a
direct reflection on the coaching staff.

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consecutive losses could have upon a
> young team with three respectable
opponents left in Colorado §tate, Arizona
and Hawaii. “This week’s game' iSMëby
im portant to us because any tim e you do
have a losing trend the players arc going
to question their ability,” Kush said.

“Starting in spring practice we’re
goin&tohave to re-orient these kids into
the program ,” Kush said; “There’s a lot
of talent on this team and it’s going to be
a m atter of disciplining them to be
dedicated athletes.”
; ■

“What really could hurt us is the way
N orth C arolina S tate com pletely
dominated our defense, which has been
the backbone of the team ,” the Devil
m entor continued. “Colorado State is
- im portant in the respect th at if wè rad
flie season on a losing note this attitude
could carry on into next year.”

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r e s t a t i n g thrashing the Wolfpack
urfUcted upon the Sun Devils, it w asthat
ASU fans are now firm believers in what
Kush h a s stated an 3 ^ ^ ' t t a t S e '
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different situation. “Some of the kids
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consciously, of the way we’ve (the
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pommimsm and a m a course
scheduled for spring semester
An in ternationally known
ejqpert in m odern Chinese
history w ill be ASU’s firs t
visiting professor in A sian
studies.
D r. Donald G illin, on leaveof absence from V assar
C ollege, w ill in s tru c t a
sp e c ia l c o u rs e on Com m unism and China next
sem ester.
Gillin is a form er faculty
m em ber of Stanford and
Duke U niversities and has
received several research
g ra n ts fo r p ro je c ts on
Chinese history.
Gillin spoke to a sum m er
study in stitu te a t ASU and

w as im pressed w ith th e
college com m unity, said D r.
G erald K leinfeld, asso ciate
professor of histo ry .
T he v is itin g p ro fe s so rs
p ro g ram ; o f th e h is to ry
dep artm en t is designed to
ex p o se s tu d e n ts to a d ­
ditional scholars and to build
com m unications, K leinfeld
said. “ It keeps th e d ep art­
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colating in tellectu ally ,” he
added.
“ Com m unism and C hina”
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2:55 p .m . T u e sd a y a n d '
T hursday next sem e ster a s
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Concert review

Ena's greatness beats Center's acoustics
The ASU Activities Center
m ay be great for basketball
or other athletic events, but
for a concert, it just doesn’t
make it.
U nfortunately fo r E lla
Fitzgerald fans, they had to
find out th e h ard way
because they cam e to hear
one of the Greats sing the
greats in a less-than-great
concert hall.
D espite th e . acoustics
problems, Fitzgerald gave
convincing evidence of why

Correction
The State Press incorrectly
reported that Arlene Media's
program, “Woman: A MultiImage Montage,” ' would be
presented Nov. 18.
M etha’s program w ill he
presented the evening of Nov.
25, 7 p.m. in the MU Cochise.
Room. S i! f
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she is still file F irs t L ady Of
Song. She drew tw o w elldeserved stan d in g o v atio n s
from a crow d ab o u t 5,000
strong.
She even took req u ests —
s o m e th in g p e r f o r m e r s
seld o m
do
a n y m o re .
Som eone asked h e r to do
“T he V ery Thought of You” ,
and she did it, even though it
w a sn ’t a p a r t o f h e r
rep erto ire.
In fa c t, she jazzed itu p a b it
during th e second chorus,
show ing th a t she can g e t it
on w ith younger audiences.
As fa r a s th e audience w as
concerned, E lla would do no
wrong!
The Cal T jad er Q uintet
w arm ed up d ie audience.
T jad er is a well-known ja z z .
g ro u p w hich h a s b e e n
p e rfo rm in g a ro u n d th e V ajley a re a , m ost re c en tly
a t th e D oubletree Inn. Conga
d ru m m e r M ich ael S m ith

wag a bright spot in the
gropp, .
But the night was Ella’s.
She apologized because her
eyes k ep t giving h er
trouble; but no one possibly
couia nave objected.
For her last number she
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turned on so she could see
the audience. She then did a
moving rendition of Carol
K ing’s “ You’v e got A
Friend.” It started out llow
but ended in what appeared
to be a feverish revival
pitch. The.crow d left that
evening as if they had just
p a rtic ip a te d in such a
revival.
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B ill Arnold, com m ittee m em ber, said th e com m ittee
w ants d ire c t feedback, from those who use th e com puter
ra th e r th an reiving on second hand inform ation.
R ue s a id he reserv ed a room th a t accom m odates about
100 people. He said if only a few students show up it would be
a “ crushing blow .”
r - “ It would m ean all this fuss and m uss doesn’t m ean a
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Joseph Rue, chairm an of the com puter serv ices u sers
com m ittee, said the purpose of the m eeting is to allow
students d irect input to th e com m ittee about com puter
service a t ASU.
R ue said norm ally all input com es from faculty an d staff
and th a t students would be b e tte r represented by d ire c t input.

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