fr id a y s t a le November 16, 1979 Vol. 62 No. 4# Arizona State University T am pa, A rizona O Copyright, atei* Oreas, t o n Players ruled ineligible Devils' season forfeited to Pac-10 tata« —even Devil playón ineligible by tta University. Pac-10 offtdak said late Thursday. “T ta conference too ndod ASU tooted forfeit all t a mm**, bacarne of tee rotti*»* the University itself,” oabU buMalta m , Fac-Mpui tti i Hateen dlrirfor. H a itirkrfr-. undo in a t auter me« telephone call tu rn e n Pac-10 montare «md im gto««lciito, came ° W<* r ^ h y of Bitonga, Moat., wfaidi the worn «aid to tav* not cempta od one of die eight, aaid tta playan wean “misled” by ASU athletic “ Rehfieid into thinking tta i a “correspondence caurae.” did ga (to tta dama«), “Wó worn told wa dam would be Washington arid be was unaware that any of the tight playors had done anything wrong “until it cam« out in ^ IteX arllo M M d nor ASU hood coach Bob Owens could ta reacted fan Hike Slive, Pac-10 aaaiatent executive director, said the Pac-M might have made a decision if the University had not “preem pted” i t “Itnoeor got to that point,” Slhre said. “They (ASU of­ ficial) M t in cn the tearinga yesterday (Wsta mta y ) and made their derision, and we rated by that dockten. “It k the rsspsnofliiHty sf tta indhridm l taU htean to decide ttweUgHtte^r of players.” ASU aaade its decision after conferring with Rocky T ta other seven players involved are linebackers Ben Apuno and Louk CamptoU, defensive lineman Tony Baker, offensiv« «k>—«-» Brad Igou and K ad Kanahi, ineligible they voluntarily inter mod Rocky requirements necessary to receive credit in tee course or courses involved, ASU Athletic Director Dr. Fred MiBer said. “The withdrawal of th k credit renders the student a thirty? inaligihhi to participate in football contests for tee remainder of the ttarnn. unless and until eligibility k restored by the Pac-10,” Millar aakl. T ta ineligttiiMty sterna from ttacen f itoi hours H m sntta prior to portteipatian in a sport T ta rate« toovoo ASU with an M record—04 in con­ ference play — and oho gives the University of WaafauMton new hope for a shot at the Rose Bowl, since the Sun Devito* 12-7 win over the Huskies O ct 14 has been forfeited. Southern California toads tta Pac-10 with a 8*-l record, Washington is now 5-1, after tea forfeit. “Still, for m to go to the Rooe Bowl, a highly unlikely thing must happen,” said UW President William P. Pm Ins ling “UCLA must bant USC (on Nov. 24). You have to expect USC to beat UCLA.” Gerberding agreed with tee decision to declare the ASU players ineligible “If you’re going to have these rules, you’re going to have to live by them. *’ WMhingt/« bead coach Don Jam es refused comment, “until I read or hear more about thk.” Paul Hackett, a USC amtotonl football coach, said, “Well, we we were in tee Rooe Bowl when we beat Washington. But this decision makes things dif­ ferent.” USC head coach John Robinson could not be reached for comment Former ASU bead coach Frank Kush would not com­ ment on the dectoton, saying, “That’s tee athletic departm ent’s m atter and I’m not involved.” Immigration to check Iranian student visas OCRcora from the U-S. Immigrotkn and Naturalization Service will latarvtew Iranian studente Monday and Tumrtay a t ASU to verify their compliance with taandgratton regtdettone, an international student advisor said Tharntoy. _ _ _ . ------------------- i f -i , f * j fn the MU and OM Main, of I by i She «toa stated, in a totter ta the Jta to t a n , that students from iitlin i lanililmbaalilmIranbar«lr««a"ainOTir!rr *~i—----- MO Sunday “Foreign students a t teto (M vonlty hove enflorad verbal and Htaalfal ebuee in eemeetton with tee current ertoto in b aa. T ta from Iran but team a tta r countrtoe tp —an MU by a group of Player says advisor forged application form s said M m Rehfìeid “I didn’t know the m um of the school, the name of the etnas «rnsddMa’*Lane auid. **Wj M W l ignait th aeppliratinue far tta sctato,” h» added. “Rahfleiddid, 1m v eru w the application ” told than, “Don’t worry about it, it*« t « t i care of. “If yon need help with the poner, «mesone will tabor* to help you. D a rt worry,“ * ye# eon fly back to S t Lank and finkb your ?999 hmm added ta decided ta stay is Temp* for tha bum L ast said ta aavor turnad iaaay i te did not know what ttedaaow i •I think Ita «Ubi playón «ot ocrowod a n o ta .” bo Mid. “An adviser told m* it was OK, m I thought it was OK.” Laao waa smutted ia tta d a n boeaun bo loota out from RehftekI that to ta d fluntad a s Introduction to _ _italdaf the Pac-10 deckten to have ASU forfeit all of its ganMO thk season, Lane said, “Wail, I*m giad they came to a decision . , „ , a lot of praooore not knowing if you can *i catad Rahfield (duriaf oonunor vacaban) tta grata« and he U ta n o tta grado« wono t ia yst, LaaostaL “Hs Uta me to cali bock in a day or twe,” ta addod. 1 catadtu c k a ta te aaid'Yoofiuakod tta ciaaa.Yaugotta getbeck ta re (to ASU).’ ' .vT W tae.l got baob. Rtaitatl.aald^ tta la r m i » i 1 « t a t fool right, getting a g rata ter nothing," ta I enjoyed football,” Lent Mid. “It wasn’t our fault. “If ttwaen’t far tta Rutledgi thing, thk never would ta r* happened,” ta adtad. **I tag« tta school does not go on probation, Lane Mid. addbtf tta steiatton wao enbarraasing for ASU. Lauo said bo too not boon to football practice for the past ***Y#kht'f go to practice,” ho «aid. “What’s tta tu* of In the new* briefly * * A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A *fr BOTI DO WE HAVE A HAPPY HOUR AT JAVi from the Associated Press IRANIANS WILL BE HILO ACCOUNTABLE, CARTER DECLARES* WASHINGTON — President Carter declared tod% that Iranian authorities are “fully responsible" for the safety of som e BO American h o s te s s and “they will be held accountable." In a speech at the AFL-CIO’s convention, the president rejected terrorism as a way to settle disputes and said It was “unthinkable that any responsible govern­ m ent" would try to accom plish Its purpose by holding another nation’s diplomatic representatives a s barter. BABBITT SEEKS TO ESTABLISH ARIZONA NUCLEAR DUMP PHOENIX — Gov. Bruce Babbitt said W ednesday he is planning legislation to establish a low-level nuclear w aste dump in Arizona to handle large volumes of nuclear medical w aste. Babbitt told the Mesa Tribune that Individual states should assum e responsibility for storing low-level, nuclear medical w astes. ISRAEL RETURNS MOUNT SINAI AREA TO EGYPT MOUNT SINAI, Egypt — Israel ended Its 12-year occupation of th is area Thursday and returned It to Egypt, w hose soldiers hoisted their black-white-red flag near the m ountain where Moses is said to have received the Ten Commandments. In cerem onies at an airstrip within view of the 2,286-foot peak, Israeli soldiers pulled down the Star of David banner two m onths ahead of schedule at the special request of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. MILLIONS GO ‘COLD TURKEY* FOR GREAT AMERICAN SMOKEOUT NEW YORK — Millions of Americans tried to go “cold turkey” on Thursday, giving up cigarettes for 24 hours in the third annual “Great American Sm okeout.” There were pledges and parades, celebrities and slogans. Anything to keep from puffing. EASIER UA ADM— IONS STANDARDS ATTRACT STUOENTS TUCSON — An adm issions policy change opposed by som e faculty members a l the University o f Arizona h as accom plished Its goal of attracting moss students, say s the UA dean of adm issions and records. Fresh­ man enrollm ent Increased at th e university this fall because of eased adm issions standards, said A dm issions Dean David L. W indsor. But faculty members said the standards may be letting in students who ars unprepared for college. Faculty members o n th e UA Undergraduate Council are studying the change and will make a recom mendation on it In February. BOROER PATROL TO BEGIN HORSING AROUND TUCSON — U.3. Border Patrol officers wilt start using horses late this m onth to patrol 30 desolate m iles of the ArlzonaMexico border, the first tim e th e patrol has used horses In 28 years. Herbert E. W alsh, chief of the border patrol’s Tucson sector, said the horses win be used to cover th e border- area in the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, where an estim ated 7,000 Illegal Miens a year cross into the United S tates. CONGRESS COULD STRIP FTC OF ANTITRUST POWER WASHINGTON — Congress is being asked to approve legislation that would strip the Federal Trade Commission of its authority to decide antitrust cases. Under the A ntitrust Enforcement Improvements Act of 1979, th is authority would b s turned over to federal district courts. 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Lemon, Tempe 967-8897 967-8898 IF IT'S PIZZA OR SUBS ^ JT S A T T H E JN N What Does Ihe (hMHnn Offer That No One Bse Does? tlJL ¿1U' tat PITCHERS OF BUD OR COORSf, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK 3 PJML - 7 P.M. "-♦ * o wlH not reason Is a bigot; h a who cannot it a fool; and ha who dares not Is a slave. t. william Drummond theeditor If this is patriotism, I'll eat my flag Tha i* concerning the anti-Khomeini demonstration on Wefoeaday. , . _ _ ___ First, let me state that I do not side with either concerning the extradttion of the 9wh. What I do feel strongly about, however, is people claiming to be “true Americans” making a mockery of patriotism. During the “rally,” I noticed one of the demon­ strators was advocating support for b ra d , a nation nrofr sirs it is trying to attain peace in the Middle East He was abo condemning the U.S. Embassy attack a* an irrational, radical way of making political gain and that it was an act of war. __ f— a be suggested the Iranians should have gone through the proper diplomatic channels to get os to eilra dttetheShah. I may have been Just an impartial observer, I d it seemed very odd to me that someone who was advocating peace and tapbm atic procedure was at the same time carrying a police baton under hta arm and phintmg [* rn w like “Khoemint go to hefl” and “Iranians go home," and urging bystanders to “be Americans” and join lam. There is a difference between support for youmation _j countrymen through amm b m AiI a m m tra l and peaceful demonstration and the ignorant behavior deiiMMigtra ta d a tth a f y * ^ ^ FUr people who call the Iranian students in Tehran irrational, radical and belligerent, the orgsnbere of Wednooday's iknisnetrstinn don't have much teem to talk. . ^ Sorry folks, I love Uncle Sam first as much as the nest American, but if supporting that raOywas an act of patriotism, then you can caD me un-American. M adia Eaaaa C« Our hate-filled violence -K M Q C N S B n T D armarti, in a n t r a is as senseless as theirs w Ejw e í fü . n q ¡n r MYes Mor: the situation in Iran is deplorable. Not only are there U.S. ttoirm * held hostage, but also approximately 30 other fareigncitizens m well. That the Iranian government supports these actions is squally malicious and cannot be justified. However, hearing and seeing tremendous amounts of hate-filled worth and actions by Americans is sickening as well. Iranians have burned the American flag. Americans have burned the tom an flag. Iranians shout “Death to the Shah” white we shot* Death to Khnmtni ” Americans are held hostage, while Iranians have been viciously attacked by Americans. Before we return to the “tove-it-or-teave-it” syndrome, we’dbettCT our own ideas and actions about justice and freedom right here. Darryl Eagle Pakiic Adnriabtratbn Too little too late with coverage rhere's no way to justify an Iranian 'witch hunf Etftgr: A comment on the importance of academic achtevemest: On Oct. If, four ASU students comprised a team that traveled to gw Air Force Acadamy at Colorado Springs to fM g d s in the regional ACM programming content The competition was against rieven other teams bum throughout the Rocky Mountain states and and lasted more than seven hours. We are Americana and we are ashamed. lath e At the end of the evening, the ASU team putted ahead to capture firet Mace. As a result, Arizona State University’s team wUJ 1W weak we have seen one of the moat A n tenets of our national philosophy represent the Rocky Mountain Region at the national ACM denounced by a very vocal group of “patriots. p iy i mming contest in February. The criab in-lran has created aa atmosphere of B you were unaware of tins feat, you simply haven’t been reeding mob rate in th b country, where ordhiarfly f t mMiMHwi carefully enough. A Vk-incb-by-S-inch headline and rational individuals have allowed their eawttena accompany!!« te-incbby-l-inch article near the back of the Stale to dominate their thinking. K w s w w day test month (two weeks after the contest) made The Firet Amendment r tf * to taaep aach toa Bwntion of the win (I will refrain from any allusion to the topic with privilege, which b endowed to all who reride in wMeb of the preceding pages had been verbosely concerned). tha United States, wbstbar they ba cttizens or As I said, only a comment. non-citizens. TU Americana wha do not taw thb quality of canetihihenel bw , we n ig p ri that thay VteUi leave the country; for tt b them, byadvocattaga witch bunt to I without due p ro cesad bw , that poae a great threat to the Amerkno way of life. By expressing violence and hate toward the law-abiding Iraniana in th b country, they have forsaken the principles of freedom and juritee which thay claim to fat pnJtactiflg. No Amoricea can be juotifled in crttlririag the h i nuble hi In n bntfl he can overcome me own m reaconatta hnatitatoa m i reupect the cooMRoHmhI ritota of everyone who Uvea in the United Staton, ragardbna of nationality, caler, Hbtery Erte J. lin er F t* Lew Theres' more than pride at stake altHaste Unes of pnrpoas of negotiation a n d 1 tm reapoaae to adlter’a optatoli, Nov. II: eaeartty to nattana. ____ moral frdgp"—* in a eituatten that b ; Mack nor wtete. Urn parallel that was drawn to Ore of gw Bbgical of «W In cttaag for tha deportation of all tanatea i • e are not weighing the mapdtnda af atrodttas ander gw Patitavi or Khwmtai regimos. We are id ve rating dtotaittoe action in flw halt cf toereriwn. WC awto ftoe agave badi American and k a d a i potatesi and face gw baare at hand: aavtag tonerai* Our aattaaal pride b net lavotead to (bpertatten — wa are denial cmwtoneas. In which ttaw to aprim itive to • Only if we i T eeny,1 have b at s i# t of the of tita cateti 4 P im l H . JH torrerbt acttetty m i the support Heat and H ta is not to aay i a dvUtaed . wait tor •n eh • oommendahta, Khnhoriy AJ Friday, November 18,1979 State Presa Page5 With Feeling He was 'just a cat, but he was my friend __ . . . A {Hand of m int Jaot dted. He was my fsvortte cat, l i eu I can bear you sigh with relief. “Just «cat." Well, yea BftH un. The forttnp don't compare to when immedtote members of my b ad ly died, of court«. But lion was more ttm njaat a eat. He really « a ta friend. He’d b a n with me tar two yean. We’d traveled to •everal atataa together. In Hums of chsags, ho was a constant I’ve experienced gtaulnn torrow. Tim a have bean many tears, reminteeing and pain. I expect it to be there for awhile, especially aa 1 realize he’s net Juat taking a km« night out. Bat there aleo are other feelings. One of them is « g a r — anger «greeted at the person who hit mv cat. It’s not bacana« tha person hit my cat — Tm aura It was Lion’s fault. Tm angry because the person (I can HriA of other names) left him on the road to be hit «y fai and again (I «topped to help tha cat b atee I realized he was mine). At the very toast toe driver « •____ could've taken Lion oft the road, or could’ve taken him to a vet —if only to get Mm out of htoaatoery. 1 feel like I’d punch ton person if 1 knew who kw re. But having never Mt anyone, toot’d be highly untthely. Nonetheless, my pUlow felt my lx at« Inrcr. He dkto’t die iminediatly, so In toast six hoars to between there was time for my mind to wander, even ii they were to tom acceptable thoughts. I wondered how much toe vet MO was going to be, and if it wee really neceeeery for him to wire Lion's jaw (aad have me pay for it) if he was dying (but before, whan I took Mm to hie regular vet, who whs out, I was willing to have Mm operated on no matter what It coat). 1 thought about the things rd planned to do that day, »mt resented that I couldn’t do them. Aad I wondered why It couldn’t have been one of my other two cate—or better yet, somebody atoe’s eat. w „ And to those tong hours, 1 started to think of toe sympathy and attention I’d get and bow people would like me better if my cat died (Ido know better] NO THAMS, THfc’/'WF.HOT HUNGRY. —----agto» y « aare m ivV tv latoih«here a rp (will you think Theseii**» After iuat three rgontheof atudy at The Inatituta tor Paralegal Training In «xcl|mg Philadelphia, you can have a attmuitinokwdrawafdinfl pgrear in law or buelneae without law school. tha dulie« traditionailyl T tek w W ite t e Fem léoalT»ining,youoan p iato n e or aev en to ftearrtareto o f towtoetucfy.Uponcom piationof wour training, Tha Inatltute’a (inique Flacamant Barvioa wili find you a raaponaibta and chalianQing job in s iaw finn, batik or corporation in tha city ot your ohoica. Tha Inatltuta lor Feralegnl Training le thè ndion'a «rat and moat reapactad aehooi for paralagai trainino. 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Mon thru Sat 10-6 tÍISí£¡J¡’ 5^1 236 aouth 17th atrast Philadelphia, FA ta i« 018173141» Approved by the American ta r AaaociaMojL •41*2244 M N. 70th Street • I cettsdeie fens deer south ef 5th Ave.) Papa g State Pr— Friday, Novemper io , i s n » _______________ __________________________ ___________________________ — r r ----------------- A h i • tu n o rs Tragedy strikes family tw ice By Kym F a tJ Joseph’s Hospital in Pheant* On Aug. It, 1971, she died A drill bit * ■ ( through fait skull a t tba u-year-old of a massive brain tianor. freckle-faced bay lay daaed on the table. A ct e fat e Our mother had b ear battling with a hratajtam er mm b u r tiil and fluid seeped out Deetart watched a t since shortly after bar m b birthday in M 7. One night the w d ric tlir ptmcture was rom pfoari ___ to tats December, I was sitting up while B e talked on Kant Pea v a t being pr i nted far f l a t «void even­ the phone. Five mtoutaa later 1 waa screaming outthe tually lead to major brain eargery. My brother it one of deer for our neighbor, Oert. My mother lay face down thousands of Americana «fan stdfer from brain tumor*, on the floor, hmaoee cut aadbieadtag. ^ ____ m a lt in (bebrainatem . _____ , After bar firat aurgsry, Jan. 5, IMS, I thought there Tumors in the brain ttena are tome of the meat vtoe «<**i l9 n < new a rB M & y U /thL J t n r t r y . Hub \>9d;oxo*pï My HoW e r o d w ÿ s •for y * f w ife L e f t m t f w i Î m ÿ n fv How otn / hiva -An on M a n o r* - M/ +rvok. t od arredai enLy a M e t e l y - f y w JcÛars ip » « SAWMILL L e a f w o * k ,b /U a a r a , paar due f a n i fle*Y ducks i ' p j r y u q *h> b o a t M e W BWRs ,v f t| a > m H a e y M V h o U M M th A When It's Party Tim e. . . 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All of the faculty of the dance department help in the production of these works including performing along with the students, to giving constructive criticism after rebersals. _ _ _ „ One of the company performers Danny Page Pulley added “many people don’t realize how much work is involved in dancing. A good dancer makes what their Joann I Hw w r» , • nonler danee major. 10 ewvoueded by fellow dancers In o plooo front “The Student SynOromo." Tho danoers ora (front Ml) Iroohnton Amy Devore and JonnHor QuNedee and oonlor Carol KopMnold. ?oro ?- m) .*•8 * • e 0 a# I • \ Game to crow n celebrations AMantfanl Tasti Latria (toft) aangratutotaa 1W0 AMI Ouaan Linda Madrid, «rio ««a oraamad at MMohofT the MU Tuaaday right- Madrid wIN praahto over a i “ ttrittoe, Including Saturday nlght’e football §m ■palnat Waat Vtrjtata. Homecoming clim ax« this weekend with a parade and football game against West Virginia Saturday. Presiding over the parade and game will be the 1919 Home­ coming King and Queen who were crowned Tuaaday. The king who will reign this year is Kevin Stallmo from PI Kappa Alpha fraternity. The 'queen is Linda Madrid from Delta Gamma sorority. Homecoming is more than a queen, a king and a parade. The Homecoming committaa also aponsored a rally, Fall Fast and 10,000-meter run this week. During the Fall Fest there was an alumai-etudent challenge consisting of pie-throwing relays, tossing water baDoans, sliding in the mud and passing grapefruits neck to neck. The alumni woo. Today th a n will ha a Home­ coming happy hour a t Dooley's, a modern dance show at .t p m. in the PE East Building and a 40s concert, 8 p m. in Gammagi Center. The parade starts at 10:90 a m. Saturday and will run .down University. Garni kickoff la at 7:90 p.m. ______________ W om en sought fo r m agazine e f f o r t ASU women are invited to participate in Glamour Magazine’s 1900 Top Ten College Women Competition. Women from colleges and diversities throughout the country will compete in Glamour's search for 10 outstanding students. The 1900 Top Ten College Wi-»-" h* Kite making to be subject of workshop Youngsters involved in the Children’s Art Workshop at ASU will have a chance to mmet kitemaker and kite-flier Michael Feldman from 0 a.m. to 19:90 p.m., Saturday in tha Language and Literature Building, room 901. Proprietor of Kiteworks in Tempo, Feldman will b ee guest speaker at Karen SMnney's general a rt dam for eight-yearolds. which la part of the workshop program. AVAILABLE MMEDIATEY PERMANENT PART THE featured in Glamour's August College Issue. During May, June or July, the 10 winner* will go to New York on an all-expenaei»aid trip. __ Anyone who is interested in entering tha search can contact Dr. Jadie Hall or Janet Taub, dean of ituderia office, for more Information. 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Apache r i U « 4 ftm M ia T I Stage set for branch campus By J sequelin« GsiUsrd The Arizona Board of Regents has approved plans to consolidate many ASU extension courses into one central location that could determine the success of a possi­ ble branch campus, the board president said. The recommendation, which asked for the permission of the regents to rent an elementary school from the Alhambra Elementary School District in Phoenix, was presented by ASU President John Schwada during the regents’ monthly meeting Nov. 9. “This could provide for an ex­ cellent pilot program and a good opportunity to test the possiblity of a branch campus,”/ Regent President Ralph Bilby said. “It makes a lot more sense than trying to expand the Metrocenter facility ona nighttime basis." Schwada said the district of­ fered Alhambra Elementary School, located at 4510 N. 37th Ave., to ASU for a rental price of 941,000 a year. The school recent­ ly was closed. “This will be an extremely effi­ cient way to go about meeting the needs of the west side,” Schwada added. “As it is now, the classes 2 M iles to Sky Harbor 2 M iles to Scottsdale ; 3 M iles to ASU 5 M iles to the Heart of Downtown 3“ a 4“ YOUR CHOICE — o f f » » * 5310 E. W ashington Z i Lsfsn d C tty TEN YEARS O f f_ V S W ITZE R LA N D FRANCE HOLLAND EN G LA N D r /A A *r s m * € A * r * * r o ¥ t* r *it»U*P MOLbUMG •M C A # # m e. Mon. • S at. 6*6 P RMahtfui2 â 3 b ta iu m n > O N mhoi i w la a in C ----------- ---------- SPECIAL--------- — t * Direct Flights from Phoenix ¿M E A L S I RaMraad H as I and Power Pole» | Next to Motorola — re Ht«« as 5%down. Opwt daily axcapt Friday 273-7382 South Of McDowaM on 48th8traat a a ’i GiwNfor Dom» AApts. Mind tabus, Ftsnt Stands. (Ovar43~ (UPto42" Oismstsr) c ü ^ S t Sé ■ T P CABLE SPOOLS are scattered all over and there is Alhambra pulling out of the no central location to ask for in­ agreement after a year’s rent was completed. formation or to register.” “I can see a Mg crunch if More than 400 courses current­ ly are offered at 15 off-campus Alhambra takes the school back locations, including Metrocenter. from us,” he added. “Let’s not just treat it as a one Schwada added that the Metro facility will continue to offer year thing. Let’s plan ahead for the future. ” classes. Schwada said ASU will be “Furthermore, we will have the use of the Alhambra facility negotiating further with the Alhambra district. in the daytime,” he said. The official ag reem en t Denis Kigen, dean of university continuing education, said between the UniverMty and courses will be offered at the new Alhgmbra will be reached facility starting in the spring between now and Jan. 1, Kigan added. semester. “This is one of the most exciting things that could happen for us, "h e added “It will greatly reduce some of the identity pro­ blems of classes located on the west side, as well as provide am­ ple parking. “One of the problems we have had in the past in having claim s at other Valley schools was with scheduling problem s. For exam­ ple, many times the schools would be off for a day when we were still in class and we had to arrange another class time.” Bilby said his only coocern with the project was the possibility of OWN YOUR OWN NSW TOWNHOME, NEXT TO WHERE YOU WORK! ia MmS Friday, N ovam bar 1 6 .1 9 7 9 S tato Pr— P a g a l i Moro about Family struck tw ice by personal tragedy Air Farce, fege—tfan Mo retara boceui i his wife “would net live tana.” The autopsy Popart, part of wtách I ohtafagd some yeve later, aoM Me tumor meeaored 15 by 3 cantonata» m the left aide of her brain. TO M » of 6 » guama family, of which astrocytoma’s Grade III and IV betone, are some of the most eommen aad moat fatal, raid Dre. E. fftapbon Gurdjian aad L M urray Thomas la their beak, “ Operative aN w roRtffp»!« 72 t u t of all w ain tam o» a n 0famm, Ml of wMeh are BuMgaaat. Pattante with (Ms maBgaaat lotion have a 812 eapecteacy of U maatha After the onset of sympsQBHK'■■ ’• ' “Their »a—w of recetary ara aot very greet,” Green raid. MaBgaant erne a word aoae of » wanted lo hora » Rie doctor bogan to asw tala Kent’s head. la the waiting ream « t Prim ary CMkkaa’o Hoapttal in Salt Lake a ty , ' Utah, ohfMron «rere playing with paper pumpkino. It wee Halloween. Kant had juet gene into surgery. T ip s , p r iz e s t o H ig h lig h t sk i e x h ib it A8U ski bums can show off their skins altar attending a mtntski demonstration in the Palo Varda Mata catatarla, p m Sun­ day. Door prima win be awarded a t the show, pat on by MadsmelssOo mntnmnts begun to the hospital Altar each treatment Everyone w n th en again. Dad had remarried h w he got violently ill. vean ano. M ane, oar ■taemathor, had bean a t me to January he began what doctors optimistically iiinatantlr since they adndltad Kent after «-«■a tow years at Ch emotherapy, knowing they ex­ Anting the tumor ion Oct. 35. Dad ran back aad teta pected hfan to live no more than a few months. between the » 8 Air Force Baaa, 30 m ilo B a e^ ra d the Every ether week Kent ratarand to 8nlt Labs far an everyday. Grandmother aad grandtotaor Fax ejection of a type of potaan that bopafaBy woidd HU the Sew in bom Catifornia. Grambnother Waomaa and I cancer aad tamer. The off-week he received a pill at flew in from Phoenix. home. Naffl side affects raaultad from this. ___ Kent’s tomar was caRad a medulloblastoma. I t le a Kent rstmmed to school to (he tall of UTS » a seventh griffM , « M H fm it tumor, occurring chiefly to me oereheBiaa (brain stem area) of tltidron, aceerdtog to , gradar at North David Junior ifigh School, ffls grades were flood. Another grade and a M l bead of hair later, Kent is — - — — — going onadtot w lthi. tb . brtí», aufctag m r& ry JnvrwrtWMfce *>0°* ••Became I’m too fat,” he said. __ . said. Altar Kant’s surgery, Dr. Marrion W aker, ms ft has been a little more than two years «nee be laniiuaiagisin. said only a small fait of the tumor had irrighrfi 27 pounds upon bis r elease from the hospital. been removed. He is up to 22 pounds now. .___ _ Kent also had cancar of the spine. _________ Anot>wg brain acan, his ntoth, shows no signs of a Altar five weakB in the hoapttal Kant retornad home (OlHkQf OP 91 to m i d - N o v e m b e r ._____. . ___. __ Doctors don’t know what caused his recovery and no Five day* • week for the next taw m ito , Kant was one is asking any questions. ______ tmhL. to Salt Lake to continua the Cobalt radtatton ♦2.50 O F F « lachlaa Bottle Step H en n as & H aircuts DRIVE IN LIQUOR A GROCERIES 709 8 . 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Inspiration Consolidated Copper Com ­ pany, a fu lly integrated copper producer, is currently seeking an Industrial En­ gineer to perform special cost and fe a sib ility studies. W e offer an excellent starting salary and benefits package. Interested applicants should send a resum e to: Creamed Sanier home economies mo|er Sue Wonthe, a member o l the student team, block» a n a n pie thrown •n Alumnl-Student The oontoot wee part of ASU’s Week actMtlet. Al Lapse Inspiration Copper Company Inspiration, Arizona 86637 [602] 473-2411, Ext. 480 INSPIRATION CONSOLIDATED COPPER COMPANY A S p ecial O ffe r From Technocrats p la n fo r u to p ia By Dave Wafter America is heeding for coUepsT—tha economy to stagnated, inflation continues to |r o w uto • weed and gt*nt corporations teeter on the brink of bankruptcy. Technocracy—the use of applied sciencea and twtwnhgy as a means of national _arganiiaUon—is our savior, according to Walter Tapper. Pepper, a registered technocrat and power con­ trol manager for Arizona Public Service, spoke of h urfit» of »fa in a technocracy Wedneodoy at A S U S tu d e n ts a If you’re over 18 you can rent a Ford Pin to or other fin e car at SPECIAL L O W W EEKEND RATES starting at A D AY no mileage ♦15 [2 Day M in.] For Your C ar, Call Your A .S.U . R ep resen tativ a 968-4072 or 963-5786 O ffice lo cated a t R ural A U nhrerslt numbered consecutively op t o m pepper predicted a technocratic America will feature an engineer-created culture and tee . iiangm that will come have been made possible by the spece-age technology now available to our society. Honey as a way of life will be the first thing to go in a tide new world. Citiien* will cany a multtpurpoee card called an energy certificate that will allow for an exchange of personal goods, Popper said. He added adults will work four hours a day in rotate* four-day «tofts and there will be no wages end no taxes. Retirement age will be 06. Everyone will have 78 conoocutive days of vacation each year. Tbe year will begin on March 21 and the days Pepper said there w ont be any money, so b u à srs and poUttcians will have to bo « tn iia d for a "iweful” prtdemlon. There will be afaneat ne crime, because thnro w ent be any money. B n iifr. everyone will have everything they need and won't beve to steal. Since momy will he a thing of the past, a t ene w0 be able to achieve status da wW arromnliited savings or wealth. No mòra “CadUlac envy,” he added. He said the politicai system of organisation will be replaced by a council of M6 regional super­ visors Mat wM elect one continental executive. Even the physical characteristics of the U A wtfl be increased te Melode Cinedi and ckunhs of South America and Greenland. .■ AO of these chengm have bam ta m a at by the members of Tachoccaey Inc., a mdomride organisation of futurists Incorporated in Now York hi MM as a non-profit, non-political, non sectarian organisation, Pepper added. The orgsaisationi publishes newsletter» and magarinoi and counts among da iiissa en lslln s of n l occupations and lavili, ha added. W e c a n h e lp y o u o v e rc o m e CAMPUS ~ \ü 11 QUALIFYING th e a g o n y o f D a T E E T w it h : mens and womens divisions eec HIGH AND LOW HEELED , W ESTERN BOOT CLOGS NOVEMBER 17 & 18 — FRISBEE TABLE TOJNIS CHESS DECEMBER I 1 2 — BILLIARDS (8 BALL) TABLE S O C C K (FOOSBALl) BACKGAM M ON TROPHIES ow ordod to lt f B 2nd Ploco In ooch ovont. WINNER in ooch ovont w ill advoncp to ACUI Rogionalt in BOULDER, C O LO . ALL EXPENSES PAID! 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Jam as M aeA rthur w ill open In "M urder a t th a Howard johnadn’s ’Tueeday. Reeervatlon Information for dinner and th e show la available at 986-1801 or »46-6170. The ASU Dance Theater will present Its annual fait prasentatlon at 6 p m tonight In tha Danoe Studio m the Physical E ducation Building E ast, f Tickets are S1 and will be a d d at th e door. Tha Mpek Theater will presen t "Living Fat' Saturday, and Nov. 17,23, and 24 at 1002 E. Moreland 8 t. Phoenix. This itlO SCO U l O uarantM d Quality and Trada j Rock, Bkias and Jazz Records * and Topes ROXY MUSIC FANS W tlM » BUHNS*« flw rM . sto p by th is wMk. Wtodtoo BUY ANOTiwto * * ^ 12 ï hei M l UnHomn of All Countries « * d l V h n . c.Mi*«tH r im il i » . 414 MW 110. production opens Its 1979-80 season that also includes work by Q a rd s Lorca, Langston Hughes. More Infor­ mation Is available at 2888128. The Lyrte Opera Theater will prooont a special student preview of P uccini's "La Boheme” Nov. 28. Preview tickets are $1 with student I.D. The classic opera will open its regular run Nov. 30 at the Music Theater. Tickets are $6 for general adm ission and $3 for students. Tickets are on sale at th e LOT and Diamond's box offices. Lea Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, "America’s uni­ que trava s tl ballet, will appear at the Scottsdale Center for th a Arts at 8 p.m. Nov. 25, 26 and 27. The all male satirical ballet company has “ d e v a stste d " th ree co n ­ tinents. Tickets ore 87.80 and 88.50 and are available at the S cottsdale and Diamond box offices. CONCERTS The Fabulous Forties, a Big Band festival starring Andy Russell, Helen Forrest and The Pled Pipers will headline at 8 p.m. tonight In Gammage Center. 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D elta S igma P i Warren M iller Sunday at Exhibit Plaza will be held at the McDowell Ex­ hibit Plaza, 1908 N. MHIer Rd. by the city of Scottsdale at 1 p.m. 8unday. The exhibit will offer am ateur a rtis ts to display and sell their pro­ ducts. More information to available from the Eldorado Recreation Center, 984-2493. o keepyoür COOL (near ASU) EXHIBITS NorthBght Qallsiy will pre­ s e n t an exhi bit io n of photographs by 18 m asters of 20th century photography Sunday throutpr Deo. 13. The show Is on loan from the Min­ neapolis Institute of th e Arts. The gallery to located In the Fine Arts annex and Is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday through Thursday. Tours are welcome. SI s yoMon* «rit* coueon 16,1979 M M M M M UW iactus Cacti e > m m Scottsdale's Largest Selection ® Odds say Mountaineers in for long-distance loss By JbnEM eger Approximately 2,200 miles, give or take a foot or two, is a long way to go for a losing season. But if the local bookies have any accuracy in their guesses, then West Virginia will make a long haul for the short end of the stick. ASU has been instilled as anywhere from a sixto 12-point pick to send the Mountaineers home M in their final hurrah for 1979. And with rumor having it that WVU Coach Frank Cignetti's head is on the butcher’s table if he returns with anything less than 9-5, it could be a long, long return over die scenic 2,200 mile, give-or-take-a-foot trip. Whether the head rolls, or whether the bookies’ do will be decided Saturday in Sun Devil Stadium. ASU is fresh off of a heartbreaker at the Coliseum last week in a 31-20 kiss to UCLA, and have UA next week to look forward to, so the Devils might be looking both ways a t the same time and get caught by a “Great Alexander” up the middle. The “G reat Alexander” Is. of course, the Robert Alexander of the sam e name from West Virginia who three years ago was the most sought-after high school running back in the world. ASU even gave him the once or twice over, but decided not to get heavy into competition with the Notre Dames and USGs, etc. “The G reat” has been anything but so far this season. In 10 games, be has 545 yards. He almost picked that much up in one game in high school. The people in Morgantown, W.Va., have been waiting with bitted nail for some lim e for Alex­ ander to start cleaning up on apposing defenses. The tim e might be closer than they think. Of late, the 9-feet-l, 190-pound Junior has been looking like the runner who deserves the nickname given him, except for the game last week against Pittsburgh. Perry turns on 'M i/dcats ' as Devils g et 16-point n o d C al 31, Stanford 24. After barely losing to USC, you might expect Washington to be down this week. But the Huskies always get up for this rivalry. Question is, can Washington’s sub passer Tom Flick and the offense, without Joe Steele, still run up the score? Bet they do. W ashington 42, W ashington S tate IS. UCLA’s unpredictable Bruins host Oregon this week. If the Bruins are looking past this one to USC, they’re in for another lass. Oregon and USC are the only two PAC opponents ASU does not face this year—which might be good, w ith the tough games Oregon has given its con­ ference foes. Look for a field goal difference here. UCLA 2S, Oregon 17. West Virginia a t ASU. Yes, Santa Claus, there is a West Virginia—and the Mountaineers are not the gift win ASU traditionally unravels a t Homecoming. West Virginia is such a » unknown quantity it scares you. But with their quality unknown as well, ASU should be in for a designated win. ASU 3S. West Virginia 14. Oregon State a t UA. The “M ildcats” were picked to win over San Diego State last weekend, but eked out a MM2 loss. You will never see UA picked to win again in this col­ umn. As a peek preview to next week’s ASU-UA game, let's hear a chorus of "F all down, Arixona.” Oregon State 21, UA 12. Southern Cal has an open week, as though it needs it. With the Trojans incredible offense and the way the Los Angeles Rams find ways to lose games, the Rams and the Trojans would be a good matchup this week. But the Rams might turn it down—they have too much to lose, like the game. If any team can score points in an open week, it is Southern Cal. U8C9, BYE9 ................. ; . .11 v ^ L^ r/s» '80 w *0 " ^ t i i «Free care In stru ction s •C om plim entary cactu s seeds OPEN EVERY D AY 3911JV. Scottsdale Rd. 9 9 4 - 0 2 4 0 _____ A TOTALLY NEW Of RECREATION GOLF « GAMES • Space Age Arcade (Over 160 Games! • 36 Holes of die World's Finest Miniature Golf Perry Sam s Pac-10 action doesn’t mean much this week, with USC Rose Bowl bound unless a combina­ tion of IS things happen. Fat chance. USC gets a week off before a cross-town “show-up” with UCLA; but spicing the schedule are two cross­ state games. Cal at Stanford and Washington State hosting Washington are rivalries that go back before there was a Pac-8. If quarterback Turk Schonert starts for Stanford, it’ll be a real shootout between he and Cal’s incredible Rich Campbell. If not, look for the Golden Bears to crunch and spit out the Cardinals. Cal deserves more respect than it has received this year, and Stanford is predictable only in its lack of consistency. •Packaged to travel w ith tender love and care •M ailed to 50 sta te s •F R E E custom p o ttin g — o u r p o ts o r yours •Large se le ctio n o f A rizon a pottery •G iant Watsrslide • Skee Bell, FoosbsN, Air Hookey • Life Site Medierei Castle •Complete Snack Bar Facilities GOLF & GAMES gives you 3 Go-Cart Rides for $ 1 .0 0 E xpires M arch 1 0 ,1 9 8 0 GOLF & GAMES 4 8 th S treet 81*10 eoe-ose* E n ter oM U niversity D rive Friday, N o v m to f 16.1979 S to f Pr— Papa 19 SKI HAUS EVERY RUNNING, TERMS AND ATHLETIC SHOE IN OUR STOCK WILL BE ON SALE! All HEXCEL # 1 40% O FF pxlamnnea compact ita $175 1 OVER 40 SKI EGMPMENT PACKAGES from *90" for adults f r o m *54” for kids LET US SHOW YOU OUR STUFF! Pape 20 S tato Pr»— Friday, November 16,1979 More about W VU fighting elem ents Two weeks ago Alexander had fun in leading the Mountaineers to a 94-13 win over Virginia Tech with 119 y an k on 14 carriea. It made the fourth straight game in which he had more than 100 yards rushing. But last week against Pitt, he didn’t get the ball much, and for good reason—because “The G reat” had no fun a t all in getting 11 yards in 7 tries. ASU Head Coach Bob Owens is impressed by the West Virginia-born tailback. “From what I’ve seen of him in the films, he’s a good back,” Owens said. “He’s big, I know that. Prom what I understand the people have been a little disappointed in Ms performance so far, but we think he’s a good running back from what we’ve seen.” West Virginia's leading ground gainer Oliver Lqck is an option-type quarterback who is one of those can-do-it-all persons. Luck has rushed for MS yards this season while running the option of­ fense and has thrown for 1,137 yards a t a 47 per­ cent clip. Luck will draw most of the attention of the Sun Devil defense, especia lly since he’ll have the ball 90 to 96 percent of the tim e with quick feet and a couple of quicker feet to throw to in flanker Cedric Thomas and Darrell Miller. Together, Miller and Thomas have caught everything but the Hong Kong flu, with 52 receptions between them for799 yards and seven touchdowns. The only other team ASU has played that ran a sim ilar offense to WVU’s is Washington State, which had some success against the Sun Devil defense in nisMng with 169 yards, but was a bust in passing with 98. Owens said be doesn’t see any problems in h a n d lin g the option offense, but that his team is not taking the up-and-down Mountaineers too lightly. “They’re a good team, although they aren’t as strong as some of the strongest teams we’ve played. It will take a good effort to beat them. I know that.” West Virginia played No. 11 P itt to within seven points last week and had a 27-17 win over Tulane earlier in the year to highlight its season thus far. Defensively the Mountaineers have been an a roller-coaster ride most of the season, but put out a good effort against Pitt, especially defensive end Delbert Fowler, who had 11 unassisted tackles, two quarterback sacks and a fumble recovery against the Panthers. Bid whether the Mountaineers are in the same league as ASU is doubtful. Besides facing one of the nation's best rushing defenses and an offense that has recently found you can throw Urn ball as well as run. WVU also faces the elements. “We’re aet ased to the weather like wo’Jl have a t ASU," Cignetti said. “Also, this will be our t o t game of the season under the lights and we’ll ha playing on natural turf. These are all things that we will have to overtom e.” * Whether the Mountaineers overcome is doubt­ ful. Too many things are agin’ them. But they have heart. “W e're going out there a day early tp got in one practice under the lights and get the feel of the turf,” Cignetti said. That is a real waste. All they have to do is wait until Saturday, and they’ll got‘all the turf fading they want. At least the Mountaineers don’t have an iqjury problem, the. first team ASU has played this year that hasn’t a t least claimed it was so crippled go­ ing into the game it needed an ambulance to get to the stadium. ASU also is Inking good physical-wise. Willie Gittens is the only m ajor problem right now for the Sun Devils. He still has some problems with his back and Owens said he held him out of half the practice Wednesday, but expacts he’ll sae some action Saturday. Back a t foil strength will be special team cap­ tain Brian Felix and offensive lineman Norris Williams. Owens also said the running game, that took a . small vacation last week against the Bruins, le back. With the running game back and the passing game discovered, it looks like heads will roll. Of the coach type. 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All D ances ta u g h t to Men A W om en, w a i s r ernes. DANCE INSTITUTE SKYDIVE! I •P ro fessio n al in stru ctio n •C la sse s S aturday A S unday • J u m p sam e day •O bservation rid es ARIZONA PARACHUTE RANCH BE THE BEST DRESSED KID ON YOUR BLOCK ASASU/UAC PRESENT Dan Fogdberg BUFFALO EXCHANGE UNIVERSITY ACTIVITY CENTER TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11 8:00 PM A ll s e a ts reserved: 00.00/ 00.00 T ick ets a re a v a ilab le a t G am m age an d a ll D iam onds Box O ffices. A CONCERTS WEST PRODUCTION IN COOPERATION WITH KOPA The best of lew and recycled clotfclaf Boyle* —Tradiag —Co*»i*nin* I I E. 5th TEMPE f 968-2557 Open 10 aan^SidO p.m. — Buying stops at 5 p.m. Now open on moot Monday* Call first«_____ Friday, November 1ft, 1879 8tate Presa Page 21 *62,000 Bob P etrie W VU primed for upset? aqy intenaity wtetaoever on thè field. But eeaatdar Uria: If you bava Juat teat yoar teat te e gamm by ta pointa, are well teck In the PAC, bave absolutely no ahot a t any boari bédandare play­ ing an anonymous nonconference team from back East this late te die season, would you te psyched? Conversely, a *4 record lor a school that want 1-9 ta 1*7« to plenty of incentive far the Moun­ taineers to go for broke and shoot foranupeet • * a The key to ASU’a basketball team this season might be an old ad, On thè o ttar aèdo, ASU wiU te trick that works for such teams terd-preaaed ta put a team aridi as UCLA, Marquette and yea. Mayte h*s Ite moonshine, or m ayte il’a Ite mountain air, but sotnething’s flottan loto ttaat burnii at good ol’ boy» (rom Woat Virginia‘i football team, ASU’« oppooent Saturday night. I t e liountaineon bave baan playiag decani foatbaH at tela, and akhough • M record wttb otta fain e to play might «et te i wnabìiriiil “decani” te tteoe p arta, canaidar I te ! Woal Virginia tea! ita f in i tfaree gaama, pteyad F ili teat arate «ad loatby juatsevea patata snd bave handled a «ted ttet*a tertfly “abnoat te a veti" reaaanabty Pick 'em Entries m ust lie turned in to Urn State P iaas by 3 p.m . Friday in the Matthews Canter basem ent. Only on« entry par parson. The top three entries wIN be Hated InTuesday*« paper. The ASU gam a will be used a s the tie breaker, so juet predict the scora. Placa an “X" In both boxa« to predict a tie in any gam e with the point spread taken Into con a (deration. The team s on the left are the favoritas, and the points shown will be subtracted from their final score. HOME TEAM IN CAPS W est Virginia____ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ _vs. ASU. COLLEGE Ite □ Ohio Stata MICHIGAN 7 □ INDIANA Purdue 1 □ UCLA OREGON (Home) 3 □ TEXAS ASM Arkansas B □ Clem son NOTRE DAME «van □ Cal STANFORD S te □ Templa PENN STATE 1 □ Navy GEORGIA TECH 40 Illinois 7 □ Oregon 8tata ARIZONA 20 □ Utah BRIGHAM YOUNG 10 □ Colorado KANSAS 12 □ MISSOURI Oklahoma 4 □ Auburn GEORGIA MIAMI Pittsburgh SEATTLE Dallas CHICAGO S s s 7 □ □ □ □ □ even the Pteaatxfluaa. B’a called team unity aad anthaalaam, and ASU oaach Nod Wuk la Just something abort af ocatatte. “It’s ready bate a pleasure,” ■aid WuBt, w te was criticised for letting Mb team “gat away” from fates during a dlaappstating 197*» 79 * « f i p “Soma years you can overcome the team unity chaltongee tetter than otters, aad this year H appears that they’redown te a aahrimum.” Injuries aren't, though. “We're sekrw tn numtera that we're caldag this year’s Maroon aad Gold game a 'acrimuiage,’ instead,” said WuJk about the an­ nual inter «quad event to bo held a t t:S t p.m. Saturday in the Ac­ tivity Canter. ‘’(Guard Jim) Butts Just came off a broken ___ j, (gaud) Pierre (Breeeant) has a bod ateulder and (forward Date) Coate is still out, and af course Johnny Nash will be out another three weeks with Ms Qualifying Rounds Nov. 14,15,17,18, 21,22 Racing W ednesday through Sunday, 8 P.M. PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING. General Admission $1. Clubhouse 82. Reservation« 273*7181. 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Defensive backfieid new to Devi! freshman safety GOOD FOR *240 DISCOUNT ON ANY HAIRCUT OR SERVICEWITH COUPON Offar Expires Nov. I f , IWS UNDER MEW MAMAQtMKNT THE HAIR KAMP 120 E. University, In Tha Archss REDKEN PRODUCTS ^ 966-9061 SPECIAL SAVINGS WITH PROPER ASU I.D. Professional and School Uniforms for Nursing and all Hanlth Fields. ä BLACO UNIFORMS maw. s«nNn. G m tot Sites a t OenOertoe Maas • 831-1984 ________ Tuoa.-Frl. 10-5:30, Saturday 10-2 By Dsvo Nsihsrgsll Forgive Mike Richardson if he occasionally suffers a memory lapae. The ASU freshman strong safe­ ty, who played defensive end Iasi nrerun for Compton (Calif.) High School, still finds himself in oppo­ nent’s offensive backfieids, someplace moat defensive ends would like to set up permanent residence. Strong safeties are supposed to go for interceptions, not quarter­ back sacks. But Richardson is go­ ing for the best of both worlds. Since earning a starting role in the third game of the season against Toledo, the S-foot-I, Itepounder has recorded five quarterback sacks for a total of 4S yards and has picked off two passes to tie him for the team lead in interceptions. He alao is tied for the Sun Devil lead in fumble recoveries with three. Richardson admittedly had played “only a couple of downs” in the defensive backfieid before this season, but his chances of playing on a major collage foot­ ball team in the defensive Use were little or nothing. Most major college defensive linemen come out of the womb at S-foot-1,1M pounds. But he wasn't deterred. Last season he was tbs first defensive player ever to win the GaMferaia Player of the Year award. He also was an All-America selec­ tion. Richardson said he was recruited as a strong safety all along and not only by ASU. Washington, Nebraska, Wyoming and UA also were in tha bidding “I chons ASU because the foot­ ball pr oy a m was good, tha business school was good and I wanted to be deae to my grandmothar whs lives in Eloy,” ha said. '1 also wanted to p ly for Coach Kush because he’s similar to ray high echool coach." RichardMo still thinks he made the right chok e , despite tha ouster of Kush and related con­ troversies. As a freshman playing in a defensive backfieid that was the RING DAYS JgSTHTS The Jostenh college ring. The finest symbol of your achievements. Available in 10K gold, 14K gold and now Lustrium . Soe them all a t your bookstore in th is special showing arranged tor your eon voaienco. After a il, you dsoorvo it. Tbudid it. The maker of $uper B aw l Ringt will be taking orders for your College Rings a t th e UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE N ovem ber 14, IS Sr 16. Friday, Novembor 16,1971 State Prase PaQR 23 M ore about Young Devil at new home an# 1972 MOMtoaiT. 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