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The Student Counseling Service, located on
the third floor of Wilson Hall is offering its
servicesthroughout the sum m er sessions.
.. Offered for nine yeafe,^ five' full-time'
counseling psychologists and one part-tim e
doctoral candidate m eet with students; to
discuss pessonal adjustm ent problems. ; ^
Dr. WilHdbi Churchill, a psychologist a t
Wilson Hail, said they m eet with students
who have trouble relating to other people or
adjusting to univarsity hie. This includes
pre-m arital and m arital counseling.
'“As demand arises’*, said Churchill, “we
offer vocationalcounseling; helping persons
choose a career.“
Students do apt receive ,further academic
counseling or tutoring at Wilson Hall. These
needs are m et by other program s on campus
through ^Special Servies, hesgid.
Appointments, tentatively schedule^ for

one hour^ are made between student and
counselor and there is.jm lim it on the number
of appointments a student may have.
•Dr. ChwchiD said although, success is
^difficult to m easure, most students .seem
appreciative of toe service, ami fed they
have profited from their counseling ex­
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Dr. Churchill said this summer was a
particularly busy one, but said he could not
attribute tins to any one speeific socio­
economic fact«*, “We are seeing about top
students a week,’’ h e safe, stressing toe
confidentiality between student and coun­
selor. “Records are not released to anybody
unless a w ritten consent is signed by1the
student,” said Churchill.
The Student Counseling Service continues
throughout the fell end spring sem esters,
servhiii ib o u t %(Oti students.

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“ The to tal dpse is
' . A irline em ployees a n d > [cargo whenever possible,”
significant when compared
passengers accruing con­ Ine said .
with that from other sources
siderable flying tim e may ;;ft ■'v% $$$% 'V’t"*--of nature , and m an made
receiv e y e a rly rad iatio n
• The radiation factor in
radiation,” he said.
exposures twice that of the
flying depends upon all
average citizen, according
[these variables, and also on
to a recent study done by
¡sun spot activ ity . “ The
He said he believes ail
ASU student John Uselman.
'Supersonic Transport, for
commercial aircraft should
' With, toe cooperation of lexample, has a warning
system directing the pâlot to .Jbe equipped with radiation
toe Stew ardesses fo r
W om en’s
R i g h t s ' seek a lower altitude if sun monitors just as they are
equipped with radio-voice
Organization, Uselman used sp o t activ ity th reaten s
¡com m unication devices.
a highly sensitive process fethal radiation doese,” he
The data received from such
called thermoluminescent said. ~ ?
m o n ito rin g e q u ip m e n t
dosim etry
(TLD)
to
R esults of his study
determine and m easure the
showed that toe attendants ¡would be valuable to future
types and am ount ;' of
and
ultim ate
rad iatio n ■th a t affects received 25 p a re n t more stu d ies
passenger
safety,
he said.
exposure
annually
than
the
persons on an aircraft.
average citizen.
Two types of TLD were
used, one m easuring the
amount of total exposure
; fend toe other monitoring
evidences of low -energy, ,
man-made radiation.

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f “The attendants carried
each type of dosim eter
w rapped in lig h t-tig h t
¡containers,” said Uselman.

Early registration for
toe Second Sum m er
Session wifi take place
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week,
from 9 a.1m. to 5:30 p.m.

E ach
ste w a rd e ss
averaged 88 hours flying,
tim e during the six-fvoto
period of the study.
Photo by Dtnice Bachur

Jota» Roba re, of Tempe, w as one of hundreds who
decided to cool off b y floating down the Salt River
last Sunday;
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**They kept a fog of flight
tim e, cruising altitu d e,
ro u te atod noted to e
presence of rad io activ e j
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Registration ■ packets
will be distributed in toe
M em orial Union Rei*dezvous Lounge. Students
will then pick up class
S he S s ..

card s through th eir
colleges and d ep art­
ments.
Registration m aterials
will then be taken to the
MU Cochise Room 212 for
fee payment.
R e g u la r ' “ w a lk ­
through” registration will
follow the next week, July
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by G in S c h se iM t • .
A Spanish bullfight, an
afternoon in Vatican City
and a morning tour of the
Louvre were a few of the re­
q uirem ents needed to
complete a 3-credit hAimBnities course this summer.
Under the direction of Dr.
R obot C. Frazier and Dr.
Robert C. Lamm of the hu­
m anities departm ent, 34
students saw the arts come

auve m a 20-aay tour of
Madrid, Rome, Florence,
Milan, Geneva, Dijon, Paris

and London.

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Participating students departed
fed Phoenix May 23 and
were m et in Madrid by a
multi-lingual guide who' re­
mained with main throughout die trip.
In Spain, 20 of the 34
students were entertained

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fay th e bullfights. Jeff Stev­
ens, a sophomore Hstapry
m ajor, was m oref
by the audience than the
bullfight itself. “Itw asn’ta s
gory as I thought it would
be,” h e ' said:: “I was more
impressed by die crowd re ­
action to it. The crowd acted
like it wäs a football game.
1 The; students contrasted
and compared cultures of
each area, studied the ar­
chitecture: the v ast gardens
and visited museums of
famous artists. They attend­
ed operas and toured the
fam ous g a llerie s and
cathedrals..

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: is to study the arts, Frazier
during the tity for students
to pursue independent. in* |g
explained how the students
terests,
said Frazier.
studied the différence in tiiá .
::way m an controls his e to /
Stevens eoáiidtoréd toe
vironment by comparing th e
style of gardens In two trip a learning experience
countries. / ‘In the gardens tta t one .cannot p u t a price
1of neoclassical Versailles on. “Through Actually see­
(France), m an takes g re a ts ing these cultures, I’m sure Ite
care to create ¿ g a r d e n /’ I have learned so much
said Frazier. “This is in
m ore than i f I had read
c o n tra st to
rom antic ' about it in a book,” he said.
Engfend where the gardens, ¡ P risc illa R ichards* a
are all shaggy,” he said:•g ra d u a te h u m a n itie s
student, thought the trip was
Frazier, and Lamm, who
a real bargain considering
have both visited Europe
tiie high educational calue.
several tim es, lectured on
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th e backgrounds
and
depth as in a bode, but wfll
•cultures of each-area.
be much more inspired by
actually
expuiebdhg the
Ampie tim e was allotted
cultures,” she said.

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' Since hiking and camping
are year-round adventures
in Arizona, the ASU Outing
Club, open to sum m er
session students, continues
its a c tiv ity , throughout the
sum m er months.
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" Activities include back­
packing, day hikes, rock
? clim bing
and- m oun­
taineering. “It can be so
im jpresaive to actu ally
partake in a hiking ex­
p erience in c o n tra st to
sitting upon the rim of a
canyon vlew ingits beauty,”
said
G ary
R um pler,
.president.
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A trip to the Superstition
Mountains is planned for
June 21-22. Hikers will walk
all night and rest during the
day.
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There is no membership
fee and no criteria fqr
joining. “ We trim the
program to fit the physical
cap ab ilities of th e p a r­
ticipants,” said Rumpler.
Equipm ent is available
through the dub.
. The next meeting will be
held Tuesday, June 24, 7:30
p m . to the Coconino Room
217 of tiie Memorial Union.
F o r m ore inform ation
contact Gary Rumpler, 8383517.

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by CtoU Brennan
th e ASU sum m er theater
ram will include two
by the Student
E x p erim en tal T h e a te r
TSBX)} an o rg an isatio n
designed b y end fo r
students. ^

*is a particular discipline
1th a t f t req u ire s
people
working together,” , he said.

He
said to at in this respect SET
■:to effective, but |he ls ^‘rf' fended by the q u a lity -*
training available a t Hie

% In te re s te d & stu d e n ts"
submit ideasforproductions
to the Players Club Council,
“ Many .stu d en ts leave
a stu d en t b o ard w hich here and go to high schools
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SET was established to
wiH undertake the project, T h ere’s equipm ent th ere
provide stedents with an
said: Dobkin. Participation they’ve never seen before,”
| •opportunity | to t e s t; their - in oOery ^ „ a sp e c t ■
- . he said.
S k'<;
: id eas and tale n tsj in Ml production is open to all '
working situation.
ASU students with the ex­
Although there are a r­
ception of the director, who chitectural plans fig s new
William Dobkin, advisor I should h avo som e ex- theater f to f ty m bouse the*
to tho group, explained that
iehce,hesaM.V’
classroom s, w orkshops,
theater, unlike m ost other
le basic goal of SET in to ■storage, offices and stage,
artfo rin s cannot be done by
them a re no plans yet for its
provide an òpportuioÉ t o
,•an individual. " It (theater) 1 students In theater to *Tearn construction.

E rn est
G e llh o rn ,
* professor of law a t toe '
University of Virginia bafi
•accepted an appointment a s
dean o! the ASU College of
Law effective December 15. •
Professor Gellhorn will
succeed Dean William H.
Pedrick. who will return to
full-toie teaching.

P ro fe s s o r

G e l lh o r n .
received his bachelor of a rts
degree; cum laude, and a
bachelor of law s degree,
magna cum laude, from the
University of Minnesota. 1
A sp e c ia list in adk
m inistrative law, Professor
•Gellhorn has been chairm an
of the research, evaluation
and planning committee of
the Council on Legal
Education Opportunity, and
chairm an of the section
c o m m itte e ,
on
ad ­
m in istra tiv e law of the
A ssociatim i of A m erican
Law Schools. He is also a
member of the antitrust and
adm inistrative law section
of 't h e A m erican B ar
Association.

Professor Gellhorn as served on many other federal and
stato commissions, committees and agencies, besides being
the author of m ore thañ 20published articles and twovohintos,
“Administrative Law and Process,” published in 1972, and a
student casebook, “Tito Administrative Process,” which has
been adopted fcy-ttae^ASU College of Law;

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Professorial ttoiCnssiona can b eto o graphic. ./ I q /
,,;p r.. Dickinson- McGaw, associate professor and
J u g ^ e h a irm a n of toejpoiitical science department, was
fEdtoig hfej?*Pubac^; Opinion -and Propaganda” d am
Friday abòto yioience m uto maas gnedla.
McGaw d te d sev erd Mood and gutBCUnt Eastwood
movies and. debated to a rather graphic description qf
. Japanese hari kari. As he:expounded ongory details,
senior journalism m ajor Jtorry Porter, collapsed to his
d É H and fell sprawled on the floor. Porter was unconscious for about 45 seconds. Visibly
dato», he was: escorted from toe mom fay Mike
TulumeUo, form er State Press sporto editor. They were
o to tiy t o ^ d r a ^ T d i c e ofncérs and toro mentoprs
of toe fire rescue squad. Porter’s fall resulted to n
bruised shoulder and twò bumps on toe head, but he
declined treatm eht.
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The incident, hpweyer,' had educational; value. Prior
.to McGaw’s knockout narration he had discussed mass
. media theories explaining public response to media
stimiiB; .After P orter was helped from th e room, one
student rem arked, *^That was an example of the Direct
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P aga 4 —• T hursday/ Jung 19

A m usical comedy based
on Chaucer’s ' bawdy and
rollicking
“ C anterbury
Tales” will be staged by
ASU’s Lyric Opera Theatre
June 20-22 a t Gammage
Auditorium.
D irected by Kenneth
Seipp. and John . Stone
Potter, the cast will reenact
the tales of the Miller, the
Steward, the Merchant and
the Wife of Bath.
Chaucer’s tales interpret
the stories told by a group of
pilgrims who stop at an inn
to rest on their way to
Canterbury. They are as
humorous today as when
Chaucer wrote them in the
14th century.

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“An endless w ar between
the.Sexes with the women
proving stronger” . is one
critic’s accurate description
of “ L overs, and O ther
'Strangers” .;..'
The
a d u lt
com edy,
currently a t the Lyceum,
Theater, is actually five
vignettes about love and sex
(or the lack o f it). Ih e^ lay .
reports op the battles bet­
ween m an and wife, m en
and lover, and m an and
p a ren ts. The re s u lt is
“enough like p art of the
truth for us to grin with
shame-faced recognition,”
according to Clive Barnes ini i

A comedy of rom ance

S tran g ers.” .
v Themes of love, m arriage
and the battle of toe sexes
provide colorful, ad u lt
en tertain m en t in this
musical production which
first opened ïh London in
1968.
The Lyric Opera Theatre
'production will feature
elab o rate
se ts,
and

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in one p l a y l e t ,* gffi
defends h erself With a
facade of fate&eciifetiaiii,
and in another, a man tries
to keep both his wife and tbe
“other woman” happy.
The last two vignettes
show a mon trying to back
M of his upcoming wed­
ding, and parents flying to
save their son’s m arriage by
revealing the faults o fto eir
own.
T ickets for the p lay ,
runhing tonight through
Sunday and 'June 26-28 are
available a t thé Lyceum box
office.
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costum es, choreography
and
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Curtain time will be ‘8 p.m.
Friday and Saturday, June
2cTand 21, and 7 p.m. Sun­
day, June 22. Ttokets a te on
sale a t the Gammage box
office and Diamond’s SelectA-Seat outlets.
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June 19-20
“Gone With The Wind,”
MU Movie House, ,2 and 7
p.m . Tickets $i with
summer session I.D., $1.50
without.
June 19-21

The
Phoenix
L ittle
T heater production of
“Play It Again Sam,” 8
p.m. at the Phoenix Civic
Center. Tickets $2.00 for
Students, $3.50 g en eral
admission.

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June 22

Solstice F estiv al Day,
Acrosantl (Cordes. Junc­
tion). Tours, slide show,
crafts display and music.
$3.50 for adults, $2.50 fori
students,
$1.00* for
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