Aw arded basketball rights, but never broadcast

Sports netw ork ignores bill
By P> w w * t | iS
ASU «tal Is aw aiting paym ent of $0,000 from a sports
network the! was grmied the rights to televise Sun D evil
t e o t b s iM ib B e m t e ip iM i
r u p i M o r d i. A IO purehestag «sent, o dd tin Je ff
m— m
Sporto Network was to m ake three in ­
stallm ents on tlw contract, tbs last of which was due
M a rc h i.
I t e company, a M aryland-based network that producee sports taleceete tor b e a i stations, broadcast 11
ASU football fam es on a delayed basis last season but
has fa ie d to cover any basketball fem es.
“ We ha v e n t taken any action other than sending them
a notice that the MU ia past due,” M o rre ll said.
He eaid the network also was to have made payments
N or. 1, Iff* and Jan. 1, IMS, but that neither had been
received.
M orrott saM te sent the aatwork a astice that the MB

w n p o d due before.the M arch 1 deadline fo r the third
paym aatand has sent no further notice.
n w u h h r f t o M ie r t were iwaveilahl e for comment
T te network televiaed the football fa m ee ever KOOL-

TV on a delayed basis, M the contract c a lsd tor, but no
arrangements w ere made w ith a local station to ca rry
the baaketfaaU games.
J . C. Whitted, form erly of J. C. WMtted and
Associates, said Ms company attempted to se ll advertioing for the basketball games, but was unable to sell

enough based on the poor record of last year's team.
WMtted said no lo cal stations wore interested in
televising the gamra because they told him it was not
profitable for them to do so.
____
“ No one was going to replace prim e-tim e programm b * w ith ASU basketball,” be said.

Joe Daggett, who d id the play-by-play on the football
telecasts, said he sold a larg e portion of the advertising
fo r the football ta lscssti and s till has not been paid Ms
commissione by Stammas.
Bob Davies, KO O L-TV vice president, said he se­
a m e d h is station would ca rry ASU basketball, as it had
die
.package, but the station never was apnrnarKfri Bhftii h|g|BBlb||l,
“ Once Simmone got the bid from ASU, the possibility
also was mentioned that we would do basketball,”
Davies said. “ B u t after the football season was under­
way, there was no ta lc, form ally or inform ally, about us
doing basketball."
Jack Penick, ASU vice president of business affairs,
said “ there m ay be some extenuating circum stances in
the contract,” regarding the network’s failure to carry
basketball. But be said be w ill not explore that possibili­
ty until the contract is paid.

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OMe H a ie Uwkotolty sledsato am eewstmottng outetde ot the Art
T — j TheO fU »Ref ont»
« ■ » art
ttotsw M vielt OSU In June.

More money
requested for
councils with
surplus funds

ByLoH W M nraab
, Associa tad Students is apprepriad ag budget increasoe
to several coliege councils even though they have yet to
spend any of the money they wore appropriated last
unna
A s a f ro b . S, (thè latast avaUaMe ASASU acceuntinfia a iettonl . th i i l r ~ g--------- **“
1T ”“ * — »r
eoeniheughlhsy w o re s lie ra ie d ff t u
fi« « ef thè coundto - A rcM lacture, Fin e Arto, U w ,
Nursing and Social W ork - bave spent notbiag so fa r
thH (Meni year. T te College of P u b lic Pregram s w ill
roceive fundùg ef I M M tor thè flrs t tim o aaxt year
I t e collage ceuactii coordinala actfvHtoa and repre­
ssa! tte studiato o f f » M eeilegas in ASASU.
Despite thè la ck e f ■ piartiru m thè ASASU Sonate
Finaace Commlttae te a rocammeuded a budget ef
$19,791 tor thè IM M I te s a i y e a r ____
ASASU P rie id w it f ia la B a atrid fe teèd thè ASASU
Sanato Tueeday tte t tte y ateuld exam ine tte co u n ciii’
h u te t romisoT “ carvfuUy” b o ra m i ate eaid “ thè colM |pM m »m dlsLobaiiM f!m dedU ketheytevenev«r been
IM W II n Iì i v 11
S te s siti, tor example, although thè Lib e re i Arte CouneU wao aBeeated M M tor 1W M9, Ite Haaace committee
I__ n luuam itoil ■ 9 1 IM M ie oasi s e i p e r "*~--------

au etow w o.in c m..

said some of the councils ere not weUorganised.
“ T te L ib e ra l A rte Council is in the process of
reorganixii«,” she said, “ but the Fine A rts Council, for
« .» m p k isn’t as wal l srwnrtMrt “ the Business Adm iM stration and Enginesring Councils, ” she said.
ASASU Sen. K eith Jenningi, ala» a finance committee
member, said the general consensus of the committee is
that callage councile coirtd do more w ith more money.
The ArcM tecture College Council was allocated $1,77»,
none ef w hich wee spent.
Ito ptopeeed IM M I budget le ll,M O .
Corey M ko ta rk, a senator from the College of A r­
chitecture, said Ite council is »pending its money on a
publication representing the work of different etudlee in
tte college. The publication is due out later.
NMudoric alee eaid M r collage n u n a speaker's pro­
gram w ith a ll i —
Although Ite F in e A rte G euadi received an additional
s f g ì,m In January from tte Sanata ConUiwency Fund, it has yet to spend any of i t
gveiyn F e rry , a F in e A rts senator, said tte caitoge requaeled an incrueee le epeeeer an “ A rt Attack Week at

Stand of March. Steatoe eaid money would be mod for

Today
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P re ss Thursday, M arch 6,1980

Bingo bill winning
legislative game
P H O E N IX (A P) — A Senate Committee endowed a b ill
Wadnaadgy to control the etate’i growing bingo induetry.
“There A re now e number of large com m ercia l bingo a tU t a , " said M ichael Green, attorney for the P a rk Central
Stoppin g center tat midtown Phoenix, “ They have been forcing
some of the original people who have been nam ing bingo
g a e n out of business.”
The Com m erce and Labor Committee voted 4-1 to recom­
mend fUll-Senate passage of Senate B ill 1)44. It would lim it
bingo licensees to three operating nights a week, trim the value
of prises hem $3,000 to $1,000, and allow more than two
Bceneea to share equipment.
Green said P a rk Central owners are disturbed at the
prospect of a bingo h a ll opening in their neighborhood.
Several spokesmen for Rom an Catholic parishes complained
that thoir profits have dropped since large bingo halls opened
in the Phoenix area, offering games seven nights a week for
hundreds of playem.
••Immaculate H eart’s bingo is on its deathbed,” said the
Trev. Joes Certain. The church once made $06,000 a year an
bingo, he said, but now, "W e can’t compete with the bigger
games ***** are around us.”
B ill L u ria , of the Boys Club of Tempe, opposed the b ill,
predicting that charges to bingo players would rem ain Oie
same even if prises were lim ited to $1,000 each.
“ T his w ill hurt the consumer,” he said.
Several Phoenix licensees complained that L u rie 's Tempe
g a p runs “ very profitable” games three nights a week in
Phoenix, cutting into their revenue.
Sen. M anuel Pena, D-Pboenix, who introduced the 1V73 law to
legs Hie bingo, said “ It never o cctrred to me that it would be so
com m ercialised.*’
W ith three b ills rem aining an the agenda and only five of the
nine com m ittee members present. Sen. Ed. Sawyer, D-Safford,
moved fo r recess, “ since the m ajority dkfto’t think it was
w orthwhile to be here.”
Pena and Sen. W illiam Swink, D-San Manuel, joined Sawyer
in voting to recess over the objections of acting Chairm an John
M aw him ey, R-Tucson and Sen. Rod M cM ulhn, R-Phoenix.
The move was met with m uttering and cursing from several
people who traveled from Tucson to testify an the rem aining
M ils.

In th e n e ir s b r ie f Ik
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risk o f d a vslp ln g oanoor o f tha bladder, tw o
now stu d ie s co nclu de. A study o f 1,118 peo­
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P u b lic H ealth, Is th a la te st In a ae rie s that
fa lls to show any brood lin k betw een the co n ­
tro versial sw eetener and bladder cancer. A
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Suit
Hearing pending
in tuition case
By E B ra Haggerty
A teartng dale lo r an ASU atudent’s d v il su it againat the
U n lreratty la pending. ik api le the
aucceaa of the state attorney
general's office in having lo u r of
the n d t’>fiv e cou— fbvppad.
Lisa Harman, a aophamore
broadcasting m ajor, is suing ASU
fo r g m plus court and attorney
fans because she eras denied in­
state Utotia h r ths M l fa ll
“ We s t ill have our m ain issue,”
said Sloven Yarbrough, H ar­
man’s Imryar. " I know (w ith the
dtomissad com plaints) we were
trending an ground that had
never bean trend onbofsre. ”
He said he has not chosen a
hearing date h r the su it y e t
The firs t com plaint, now the
whale suit, steles that Harman
wnougfuUy was dented c l— Hica^
tton as a resid ent. The 8775 is the
dM hrenta between nonresident
and resident tuition h r that
The four dtomisaed com plaints
m ade charges ag ain st the
crite ria and procedures of the
ASU Fee Status O ffice and the
Appeals Com m itter h r Tuitton
Status, Yarbrough said.
The second com plaint said stu­
d e n t A p p e a ls C o m m itte e
members were “ intentionally ex­
cluded” from Herm an's hearing.
The th ird com plaint charged
that the c rite ria and procedure of
the Pee Status O ffice m a te te­
state status “ fa r more severe,
* 1 and d ifficu lt to at­
tain” a t ASU than at N A U o r U A.
The fourth com plaint claim ed
the h e states gtodeltaie are
unclear. It added “ the greater
burden of presT* placed on H er­
man when she sought toetate
states violated te r Fourteenth

Amendment rights to equal pro­
tection under tbe law.
In the fifth complaint, the A p­
peals Committee members ware
secured of being inadequately
trained mid lacking “ aufflcteut
exparttee” in determ ining legal
dom icile for students.
ASU ’« legal couneel M arilyn
Pollard, an assistant to tbe at­
torney gm aral, filed a motion ta
January to have the last four
complaints rhsmissert because
Harm an had no grounds h r the
complaints.
D avid Derickson, a Maricopa
County Superior Court Judge,
rated hi February that the tour
com plaints be dropped.
Yarbrough said PoUard argaed
Herman dM not mention the compteteta* issues to the Appeals
Committee when she appealed
h r teetete testes. He said that is
why P o lla rd said Herman did not
have a cause of action for the
complaints.
Whan students are dented in­
state status by the Fee Status Of­
fice, they are allowed a tearing
before the appeals committee to
argue the decision.
The committee rMuasd to grant
Herman Ihetete states, so ate
filed suit in Superior Court in
November.
If ASU wins the suit, Y a r­
brough said he would appeal the
court’s decision and include the
four dropped com plaints in Ms
appanL
Yarbrough said if he wins the
suit, he and Herman would “ got
the 1775 and go hosae,” but they
would ust be able to resurrect the
dism issed complaints.
“ But I would roafiy lik e to w in
it,” he said.

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Inc. is teldteg it’s annual DayOn-The-Job Monday through
M erch 31.
Students w ill w ork w ith
prof— 1m s h in their fiohh,
which inc lude bmniteusl e r
prin t madia, film , advarttolng ,
public rateti— , playw riting,
erpM—
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communies tiont, Interviewing,
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w ritin g , business
mm nranin t i on and technical
w riting.
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the maas communications office,
Stauffer H all

Free income tax service
offered to ASU students
ByKymPm
T s fite ,o r— to file lathe quest ion many AgU
stadante face thtetene of year.
A fin a h—
taxssrvtea an camp— jam ah
ing tfategs easier fa r those abide— .
The Voluntary Income Tax Assistance P ro ­
gram , afters fin e incom e tax preparation to
low income, elderly, dtoahtod and non-Engliah
■peaking pnopte.
M argaret R iddell, state VITA Program coor­
dinator, said the service is a vsilb le to students
te c s— a issi a ll—
qw H fy as low income.
The p f
m . nuaionifwl by tbe Internal
Revenue Service, has office hours from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. at the M U, roam — . Tbe service wiU
continue un til A p ril 11.
“ The eervioa io for poeple wbo caanof afford
to have it (tte ir to— ) done and/or can— do it
tteraeehrea," RiddeD said.
She added atede— do — have to qualify for
the service. AO they have to do is bring in tte ir
W -t term -and o tte r income inform ation and
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The ASU V ITA service does — turn people
away, she aaid. Some of the other V ITA sitee do
have a qualifying system been— of an
overtend, ate added.
So fa r this year ate said tbe ASU VITA ser­
vice, which has bean operating since Feb. 2,
has completed only nine tax forms.
Most of the tax farm s completed at ASU are
short form s, she added.
B aca— the aarvice uses volunteers with
lim ited experience to assist people with tte ir
ta— , com plicated for— can— be completed
through VITA.
RiddaH aaid about ISO ASU etude— are
trained VITA volunteers at siteo in tbe Phoenix
métropol i tain area.
“ In my experience (w ith VITA), I haven’t
a— any unusual requ est far deductions at
ASU ,” she said. “ If a VITA volunteer do— ’t
have the training for one thing, they caU the
1RS office and get advice.”

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Opinion

state
p ress

W e m ust a ll hang-together or we w ill a ll m ost assu red ly hang
separately.
— Benjam in Fran klin

Letters to the Editor

'W e are violating our trust as scholars'
Fettew faculty member*: A s a com inanity of scholar*,
our behavior in tfat furor surrounding the problems of in­
tercollegiate athletics has base abysmal. We have been
aed are behaving as anything but scfaolan.
The purp oees of the scholar are to seek truth, Interpret
it, and peas It on to ethers. We have m ixed up this se­
quence la a totally ir responsible way. We have decided
what we want the Interpretation of the truth to be and
have passed it an w ith carefully selected bits of truth and
half-truth to convey what we would lik e to believe, not
necessarily what is actually so.
The various groups ‘•representing " us have been
system atically and consistently violating the above
premises. The prepared statements of the m inority
caucus (es) have bean lib e ra lly interspersed with
rum ors and guesses disguised as fact. The “ report” of
the Select Committee of the Faculty Senate contains ob­
vious inaccuracies and ignores inform ation that has

been public record throughout the controversy.
Aad the Faculty Association feels a need to get its oar
in, but does so on the basis of another group’s un­
documented statem ent Statements emanating from tbs
Law College indicate a w illingness to accuse, try and
convict via the media. A ll of this seems very contradic­
tory to our accepted responsibility as members of the
U niversity faculty.
F o r some reason, we ignore the fact that the screening
committee aad the ICA Board who screened applicants
for athletic director aad football coach were made up of
a m ajority of faculty messfisrs and w ere chaired by a
faculty member. The applicants choseh fo r these posi­
tions were recommend to the president [of die
U niversity] by the ICA board—and that is a m atter of
record.
If whet we are re ally doing is jum ping on this issue as
a handly means of “ sticking it to” the adm inistration,

we create another kind of problem fa r ourselves. Going
after someone w ith statements of rum or, distor tions of
truth, and half-truths is the very kind of reprehensible
behavior we protested such a few short years ago when
we thought someone else was doing it in the S ta n ky
Is thto behavior new acceptable because it is turned in
the other diiecdon? Regardless Of the direction this kind
of action takes, it can be just ss destructive to the
U niversity and the integrity of a ll of us
In addition to violating our trust as scholars, it i
to me we are getting our values a ll m essed up. We need
to get hold of ourselves before we make a prophet out of
Pogo when he said, “ We have met the enemy aad he is
Jsh a E .B e U
Education

Hereditary fanatics
The M U Arisana Room is not,
to m y knowledge, an Am erican
embassy. Why then, were a great
deal of Am ericans held hostage to
the childish and disgusting
behavior of approxim ately too
Iranians?
Fereydoun Hoveyda, an invited
guest of this U niversity was
denied a b a sic tenet of
democr acy in this country, that
being the freedom of speech .
What I went to hear in the
Arisona Room was this invited
guest e se rd slin g ] his righ t to
free speech ; what I was sub-

jected to was a despotic im posi­
tion of mob rule.
It is obvious that the Shah w ill
not be purged from the Iranian
conscience. One wonders if
fanaticism in a unique genetic
tr a it If indeed it was practiced
by atShah and his regime, it is un­
questionably by an ayatollah aad
his mob.
Where is the distinction? I don’t
know.
i W. Bray
Junior
C rim in al Justice

W e didn't disrupt
Hopefully this letter w ill ex­
plain tin part [the Associated
Students] W om en’s A ffa irs
Board had in the recent protest of
form er Iranian Ambassador
[Fereydoun] Hoveyda.
The purpose ef the W AB having
any part to the flie r concerning
the protest of Hoveyda was to ex­
press the W AB commitment to
the righto of legal and peaceful
protest of any group on this cam ­
pus.
We ■■r ....... . these fs rlin g i to
those in itia lly concerned wtth
planning a picket and heyeott.
We, as the W AB, in no way
were part ef the disruption ef the
speech. We da not condone the
disruption, nor do we bettcve that
anything w ritten or q d e n w ill
reflect this.
It was the original intent of the

group Involved w ith the printing
of the flie r to picket, peacefully
and legally with pemiasion w ith
the Student A ffa irs coordinator,
Manny Figueroa.
I have since spoken to [ASASU
Speakers D irector] Wayne Sm ith
with the Special Events Board
who sponsored Hoveyda and
members of the protest to explain
our position, conveying essential­
ly the same message as outlined
above.
Thougi we can understand the
emotional nature of the issue to
the Iranian peoples, we s till
believe that freedom ef speech is
too im p ortant a rig h t to
abridge whether we agree with
those words o r not
Barbara Gr eenway
Nancy Arbncfcle
ASASU Women's A ffairs Beard

Are our cops
M H+f"
During the noon hour of Fob. M , I happened to
w itness the split-second afterm ath of an acc ident
i n wtoch a pedestrian was apparently struck by a
ca r traveling on the campus section of Orange
Street.
D utifully, I sought out a telephone and called
campus security. Whan the phone was answered, I
proceeded to m y, “ I would Uke to repert an acd deot which just happened....’ ’ I eras interrupted
[in] m id em tenrr by the fallow ing statem ent:
“ We already know (d ic k ).”
I’m imprcaoed; it was probably the tim bre in
my voice that instantly ralatod that I w as rap o rtiig • known accident rather than a now ana in ­

volving the collision of some ram paging elec tric
carts.
Since pottos and param edic roacua personnel
did in fact show tty shortly th ereafter a t the corract site aad no other, I must assume that unlam
we have an im pressive prerogative a b ility to oar
police staff, the same statistical analysis tecbaiquas w hich prove that the ABU p u ttin g situation
does not w arrant tiarad parking have a s doubt
alsa precluded the poasibliity e f more Hum ana ae-

Don't bow to babblers

Thursday, M arch 6,1980 Stata Pr—

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Amanda Blake, “ M ies K itty ”
of Gunamoke fam e and a cancer
patient, w ill be one of the
featured speaker* a t a seminar
desisted to help people cope w ith
cancer and other life threatening
The sem inar, entitled “ Caring.
Communicating, and Coping
w ith Cancer,” is sponsored by
Make Today Count chapters and
the E aster Seal Society. The
sem inar is scheduled fo r 9:90
a.m . - 4:15 p.m. M arch 22, in the
M U Ariaona Room.
Keynote speaker w ill be D r.
John M c B rid e , d ire c to r of
Human Services Institute. Dr.
M cB rid e ,
a
c e rtifie d
psychologist, w ill speak on the
topic “ Coping w ithCaaear.”
The sem inar is designed for
cancer patients, their fam ilies,
health professionals and general
public.
A registration fee o f 115.00
includes lunch. E a rly enrollm ent
is advised.
F o r further infonaation c a ll
Jackie Johnston, «59-5115.

dynamics, disaster planning,
victim care, accident in­
vestigation and crash sur­
v iv a b ility T e ch n ica l
d ire cto r
is
G ilbert J. Hess, director of
the D ivision of Protective
Services of Lee County, F la .
The
a irc ra ft
crash
management course is of­
fered several tim es a year by
ASU’s Engineering SafetyCanter. A fter next week’s
session, the next course w ill
be June 9-15. Addtonal in ­
fo rm atio n
ia
a v a ila b le
through the E n g in e e rin g
Safety Center, 956-9990.

Chemistry professor studies
Mojave rattlesnake's venom
An ASU professor of chem istry is taking the
first stuns toward develooins an antivenin for the
poison of fee M ojave rattlesnake, the deadliest
snake in North Am erica.
The M ojave rattlesnake is 10 tim ae more lethal
than its lo o k -a lik e cousin, the w estern
dam ondback rattler, according to D r. A lie n
Biefaer, an expert in the biochem istry of snake
venoms.
Bieber ia looking for a senxn to counteract the
moat poisonous component in M ojave rattlw n ske
venom.
Bieber has been studying the biochem istry of
die snake’s toxin for die peat five yean. It took
most o f the firs t year far him to isolate one of the
poinrtw — components in the com plex venom.
Each of the components must be isolated,
purified and e n a b le d in the laboratory before
Biefaer can complete the inform ation needed to

devise effective snakebite treatment,
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some loee lim bs and a ll are traumatized.
In related research, the ASU chemist ia
exam ining the biochem ical properties of the
venom of the midget faded rattlesnake, a relative
of Arixona’a pra irie rattlesnake. Venom from the
midget faded rattler is 10 to 50 tim es mare lethal
than any other subspecies of the fam ily, leading
investigators to question the legitim acy of its
scientific classification (Crotahn v irid is concolor.)
W orking w ith Bieber at ASU are BUI Pool, a
biochem istry research associate; and M ark
Schwarts, a graduate student in biochemistry.
The research is sponsored by the National
Institute of Health.

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Pape 6 S tate P resa Thursday, M arch 8, 1900

'Pornographic' letter sparks
outrage from Huskie campus
S E A T T L E - A “ pornographic" letter written
by a U niversity o f Washington xtudm t and
printed in the UW D a ily by a departing editor
who waa “ kicking up hto beets,” has sparked a
flu rry of outrage from UW faculty, students and
D a ily staffers.
The letter, which included charges of sexual
h a rrassm ent and e x p lic it d e ta ils o f the
anonymous author’s alleged sexual adventures
with two
profenors, ran w ith an
editor’s note explaining that the author's name
had been “ withheld by request.”
D a ily editor C hris VUUers printed the letter on

hto last day on the Job. C la rk Humphrey, ids
n rre sso r. decried the pubHcahon of the “ pure
porn” in an editorial in the foDowiag edition.
“ 11» new editor Is n o t responsible fo r the
selection of m aterial in any issue p rio r to this one
. . . «faniiar m aterial w ill not appear h i the
future,” be resolv ed.
Humphrey said that VUUers had printed the
letter in a farew ell issue that included some other
“ unusual” items.
In a protest against the latter, the A ssoci ated
Students of the U niversity of Washington
withheld its regular advertising for one issue.

Phi Beta Kappa seeking new members
Invitations to Join the ASU
chapter of P h i Beta Kappa were
m ailed recently to scholastically
outstanding students in the
College of L ib e ra l Arts.
Because of chsnged addresses
or other reasons, same eligible
students m ay not have received
invitations. To be eligible for
consideration, a student must

have a m ajor in a traditional
lib eral arts field.
Seniors must have completed
at least 100 h o rn w ith at least 05
of those hours at ASU, and have
a minimum cum ulative grade
average of 3.7 (a 3.7 average at
ASU and also over the entire
collegiate career if transfer
credits are included). Junior

must have completed from 75 to
M hours, w ith at least 03 of those
hours a t ASU, and have a
m inim um
cum ulative grade
average of 3J5.
C an didates m eeting these
standards are Judged on the
basis of c rite ria desisted to
recognise bread c u t t in l in­
te re sts
and
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Papa 7

Prof advises students to report poor instructors
ly C lM t O r n wr
Perhaps you took a political
science class last summer and
hoard five weeks of lectures on
the im portance of vitam in C.
O r maybe you have taken a
clasa w ith a profeoaor who is
senile but continues teaching in
order to fu lfill his contract.
A U niversity professor says
these are Just two examples that
have him concerned about the
quality of teachers at ASU.
“ Students should not put up
w ith shitty teaching,” said P ro ­
fessor Roger Addson. “They
should shop for professors lik e
they shop tor cars or shoes."
Addson is chairm an of the
L ib e ra l A rts Q uality of In­
struction Committee. He teaches
history claeees at ASU and
form erly taught a t Oxford and'
H arvard universities.
The com m ittee addresses
issues dealing w ith teacher quali­
ty and is responsib le to r giving
re co g n itio n to outstanding
teachers in the College of Lib e ra l
A rts. It is currently preparing to
select outstanding tea ¿here tor
the seventh annual Dean’s Quali­
ty Teaching Awards.
“ Lots of horror stories come to
m y m ind when you to ft about
teacher quality here," Addson
said.
“ B u t how can students im prove
the situation if they don’t do
anything about it when they have
a problem w ith a teacher?”
Adels on said when a student

does poorly in a class, it is a bad
reflection on the teacher, not the
student
“ Teacher quality is dependent
on the content of what is taught as
w ell as the form in which it is
taught,” Adelson said.
“ We don’t want to te ll pro­
fessors what to teach. But
teachers are not being sensitive
enough to students’ needs and
wants.
“ There are teachers who do not
hold office hours, and there are
those who have their TAs
(teaching assistants) grade the
exams. How can a professor
know if the students are learning
if they don’t even grade their own
exam s?”
Addson said students should
check out professors before sign­
ing up far classes in order to
avoid problems or conflicts.
“ If a student is thinking about
signing up for a class, he should
go and s it in on one or two of the
lectures so he can see what the
teacher is lik e .”
Adeieen said there are courses
of action a student can take when
he has a profeaenr whom he does
not fe d is doing a good Job.
“ The firs t thing they should do
is go to the ch air of the depart­
m ent If that doesn’t work, go to
the dean of the college.
“ I tru ly believe that if someone
is net ddng the teaching they are
paid to do, then I think the
U niversity w ill do something

in the University.
Adelson said it takes a good
teacher an hour or more to
“ come down” after a morning of
classes.
“ Two or three classes w ill
make a good teacher exhausted.
These are teachers who get ex­
cited about the m aterial, and
teaching for a couple of hours
lite ra lly wears them out. ”

R og er A delson
about i t ”
Adelson said students should
also w rite letters to the Stale
Press and mention names.
“ There w ill be em barrass­
ment,” be said. “ But if the stu­

M esa man arrested
for alleged exposure
A 19-year-old M esa m an aw ay and contacted police, he
allege dty exposed him self to a said.
fftn a le A 8U student Wednesday
She provided a description of
and was prom ptly arrested by the suspect’s car, Including the
A SU police.
Bcsusq plate, ho added.
The suspect, Steven Lee
“ We put it righ t an the a ir and
Cham bers, was arrested to r the one of our officers nailed him in a
incident, w hich police sa id oc­ few minutes near Tempo Center
curred outside of the Payne Lab off of 10th Street,” Godbebere
Buikhng in parking 1st No. 1, said.
sear 10th Street gad M yrtle.
Chambers was arrested and
L t Tom Godbebere said pottos r e le a s e d
oa
h is
ow n
received a c a ll describing the in­ i erogiusanre.
cident from a coed at t:M a .in .
“ He w ill be charged with inde­
“ She said that the man called
cent exposure,” Godbahsre said.
h er ever to M s ca r and than ex­
He added that the paper work
posed him self,” Gedbehere said.
“ She thought ho wanted dtaec- w ill be forwa rded to the county
Hum m
attorney’s office w hich w ill of­
The fem ale student w afted fic ia lly deal w ith the com plaint.

dent is responsible and has a good
case, it is worth it to make people
aware of the problem .”
Adelson said the faculty also
needs to get more involved in im ­
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Addson said the quality of
teaching in any institution of
higher learning should be based
on how much people learn from
each other.
“ It is not just how much the
students learn from the pro­
fessor. It is how much professors
learn from students, how much
they learn from other professors
and how much the students learn
from each other.”

Pape 8 State Pre ss Thursday, M arch 8,1960

Paper airplane contest a sue

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By JaaeleJehaeea
P ip e r airplane aficionados rejoice!
If you m im ed the M U Recreation Committee’s first
paper eirpiene contest Wednesday, there w ill be another
one next year.
Tlds year’s firs t prise winner was John Shane who
turned in a throw of more then 300 fe e t Twenty ■fiv e
feet behind Mm came MBce G iltner far second, and Ken­
neth W. Randolph Dew in third at the l9 * -fo o t m ark.
The contest drew more than 100 entrants dressed in
f f f ty fttH fn m suits and ties to gym shorts and Tshirts. They cam e equipped w ith o rigin al airplane struc­
tures ranging from sm all and round to long and
stream lined.
The « "* » and round “ airp lane" was conceived by
D avid Measersmith, an aeronautics m ajor, who brought
the device to the contest in a brown paper bag and quick­
ly returned the design when be was finisliedL
M in su im ltti was the firs t contestant He could only

enter one plane for SOcents and was given two trim for
each event.
Airplane throws were judged on accuracy and
distance. In the accuracy division, the planes had to pass
through one hoop placed 15 feat from the starting line

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Meosersmith m id he has been changing and improvis­
ing Ms design since the fifth grade.
The planes were restricted to a 35-inch w inp pan and
could not u tilise any m echanical devices other than tape
^ B y^ Eettm T television cam eras began to arrive, the
crowd swelled to near 100. It wae only 11:45 a.m. and
barely one-fourth of the contestants had taken their
tu n s.
u s » Connolly threw one of the more conventionalloakhu planes and h it a cameraman. Not to w orry, Con­
nolly Just poked tfarauh M s hag fu ll of extras and picked
out a back-up ptade w ith a new tip.
Though the replacement didn’t do much better, Con­
nolly said he once won a Scientific Am erica award for
flying one of his planes the longest distance. He at­
tributed this year’s failure to the wind.
And others mere r enown in paper airplane contests

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Thursday, M arch 6. I960 8 t f Pr—

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also denwsBced the outdoor cam pstitian. Thay said more
organised contests w ars bald indoors to account t o
"aerodynam ics and acrobatics.”
“ We’ve never done this before,” said Jack Sbabbayton, chairm an of the M U Recreation Committee.
W hile committee members were setting up the hoops
and la yin g down measuring tapa, Shahharian said
someone banded him a “ two-page, sm all-print” lis t of
rules for airplane contests.
lie said be had not gotten a chance to read them yet,
but the rules m ight be used t o next year’s contest
also said the conventionally form ulated
planes were turning in the best performances so far.
The first-place finisher won a week end t o two at
Sunrise sU re so rt T U s prise hndnded sk i rentals, lift
tickets and I N in expense money, a ll donated by local
merchants. Second prise was |15 plus a lx im s and third
prise was more alaun s.
M ark Dolce strolled by the crowd and decided to step
to see what was going on. When ho learned o f the prises,
D oke decided the pay U s M cents and join the competi­
tion.
Dolce form ulated an airplane from the orange flyers
»wwMBfing me contest and borrowed a paper d io from
an onlooker.
The hastily-devised contraption went about I t feet
before turning and diving to the ground.
“ W ell, I got 7t feet m ore to go," he said.
But unfortunately t o Dolce, the scores aren’t
cum ulative. Besides, M s next throw went about 5 feet
forw ard and veered into the crowd.
“ Distance — that’s not m y specialty. My planos do
acrobatics. Man, that’s a ll I can do," Dolce said.

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going until 3p.m .

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"1*11be back w lth a n sw des iw i,"h e said.
When Gordie Dana Stepped up to tbs line, nothing
looked special or unusual about M s d o s ifL Y et, he was
the firs t to overtake Meosersnaith w ith a 17-foot tom.
IBs plane Just skim m ed the bottom o f both hoops, but
d d n ’tg s through.
“ lid s plane has been w ith me since tas seventh
grade," Dunn saijl.
What was so usáque about Ma plane?
“ W ell, Id e a little extra fokSng," he said, holding the
plans from view. “ I can’t give aw ay aty se c re t"
Late r in tbs afternoon, Doan’S distance record was
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10 S ta in Prana Thursday,M a rch 6,1960

The rise of the ASU basketball
team out of the disheveled mess it
was M l w ith after last season
seems alm ost unreal.
The Sun D evils opened 197*80
as an uncertain entity, a team
floating on a raft of anim osity in a
sea of adversity. Its captain was
a coach who had one fin al year to
show he could s till win, its crew
had lost a few of the dissenters
overhoard, but was fighting a
new wave of opponents. The
future looked m urky, at best

But the Sun Devils surprisingly
routed themselves in the right
direction almost from day one of
the season and — in turn — have
given a beaten, battered and
bruised athletic program a fresh
start.

It wasn’t an easy task to turn
tfae D evils into an N CAA playoff
team. Included in the rolling
credits were some new faces,
some old ones, and one other —
forward K u rt Nim phius — who
has seen anonyim ity, anim osity,
adversity and fin a lly sue case,
since coming to ASU in lf78.
During his freshman year, no
ooe knew who Nim phius was,
f ine* Long Beach high school
phpinsp Johnny Nash was the
prise Sun D evil recruit that
season.
B y the tim e his sophom or e
season rolled around, no one
knew where he came from. Bob
Baker, who h a n d « the P A at
ASU home games, thought he
was from Milwaukee. (Actually
he's from South Milwaukee.)
And throiM h most of M s firs t

three seasons as a Sun D evil,
Nim phius was battling to find
him self, both as a basketball
player some 1,800 m iles away
from home, and as a student
wrestUng w ith the w orld of
eUm atokgy. He wasn’t too suc­
cessful.
“ Yeah, I had m y doubts. I was
confused,” said Nim phius, now
the senior cornerstone of the ftm
D evils, who play F rid a y night
against Loyoia-ICarymount in
one of two West Regtanak at the
A c tiv ity Center. “ M y G P A
(grade point average) took a dive
m y freshman and sophomore
years. There'S been a lot of in ­
decision, a lot of regrets. But
there have also been a lot of good
tim es, too.”
Most of those good tim es have
taken place during his senior
ysar, as Nim phius has establish­
ed him self as one of die Pac-iO’e
top players. He was selected to
both the All-Conference team as
w ell as the West squad f$r the
Pim a Hut C lassic collegia to aD-

star game. He loads ASU w ith a
17-point scoring average. And he
did weB in school last fa fi, too,
am assing a S.18 G P A.
And now, Nim pM us has a
chance to re live something he
once helped to do in M 0 i school
on a much larg er magnitude —
and dud's to hnve the Sun D evils
w in tbe N C A A championship. la

VaNay of the Sun show.

Basketball photos
by Lars Jonsa
Wrestling Photoa
by Mike Florltto

The ASU w eetWag loam Is going

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B to W s s tth y a a r as head coach
u m n and Mat year
at ASU. B ubby P o e t a b a s taken
toaa H M ^ b e - N Coach of ths
the wrestUng program, picked H
v m / a T l* t e a m fla S b e d m cup by the scuff of the nock and
ond in the conference and sighth
m ade It re sp e cta b le — as iith e tn n N C A A tourney.
beyoad ra epoctib illty , they
•atorad the realm of champions
— ss plum ed.
ASU won the Pac-10 n rmtUng

name. F o r Douglas, bis life has
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of traiaiag and gearing and aim HedeoanT want and can’t
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Havfaty fatted a t several p itifu l attempts at contacting
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p a y d irt
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Father GMk> answers M s own phone in that unlikely
setting fa r a burgeoning national basketball power

Sunday night in the atael and brick aval of ASU’s A c­
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R ay M ayar w ill gat another Uste of playing w ithin a
They have dona ao«pactan dartyBdaaaaaon,aava for
their one haa la Netro Dame*« madhouoo of an arena, on
the h a g road to M oyer’s d rat real chance at a national
ch a ap io n e fa ip io a lo n f— longtim e.
The team w ill play it ’s home games in the halfcompleted llorlaon Arana in enbwhan R oeem ont, 111.
neat am ass, and iwqamte fa r seoean tickets w ill shortly
exceed the existing capacity of tfaoirprsoent gym.
” CM cage is a ¿ a a tte w n for sports, and a winner is
what it wants. The r esponse has bean p e a t and it has
done great thfagi for each of DePaaTs sports,” A thletic
D irector Father Robert O ielo said Wednesday.
Follow ing a two month rid s an the top of the rankings,
a tornado o f **WmmI attention has sw irled constantly
above the North SMe of the already W indy C ity, dtorupting what was once a sim ple extotantfe fo r M eyer
and the rest of DaPaad’s faculty, staff, athletea and
students.
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Just a few years ago, it can be assumed, the duties of
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hail» every now and then and cate of the one needle at­
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was each a shock.
Father O M o w ill accompany the team to Tompe F r i­
day rig h t, along w ith other administrators from the
school, fe r tiro firs t round of action tide weekend.
F o r G ieio and D ePaul the prom ise of warm th end sun
barely driplaces the dteapointment of the western place­
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“ Very few of our students can afford to make the trip,
but wa s till expect 35M M of our fern to accompany the
team ,” ha said.
Considering the commuting nature of the school, and
the aubway-token budget of most of the students, the
displacem ent should be nothing lees than unconcerting.
G ieio added that “D ePaul who?” querim are surfacii* with leas frequency lately, rem arkable considering
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G ieio said that the D ePaul track team haa had a ban­
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Rogers gets chance
to evaluate gridders
By Charlie M a t
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If practice makes perfect, ÀSU ’s football team w ill have to
practice to learn to practice. If that read* confusingly, it really
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D a rry l
semester Sun D evil head football coach
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No. I Stanford in a tinea-game
Pac-io s a rto beginning a t 7 p.m.
tonight a t Packard Stadhim.
Staaford roared ont to a 1*4
start t e r a b it s ra a kla g .T lw Car­
d in a li ara 144 on the season and
2-1 in P A C play a fte r boating U A

raised hie record to 4-1. M cLaine
Ken Jones (44) sud E d
(3-1) was the losing pitcher. VaadeBerg (4-1) are expected to
M cLaine allowed nine runs on pitch thè fin a l tw ogam es af thè
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B irth
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There aren’t a lo t of
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Pauline Is and the D evils should
b e a stiffch n llsn ce .
The Cards are not an over­
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The D evils wen the firs t game
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The D evils were down 134
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P in t baseman Bob P a rris M t a
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the two punaa.
Preahm aa E d Brennan added
had two s o b «hots ia the second
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L a rry M cLain s sad seerad three
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sixth.
E d VnadeBerg was the winning
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M ore about

M ore about

Wrestling

Basketball
M b M ilM M lI
li n , he he^w l lead hie South
M ilw aukee High Red Rockets to
the W iiceaein etato basketball title. This tim e around, however,
the teaias have names lik e Ohio
State and DePaul, not those
Wiacoasin-eounding teams like
C u d a h y , W a u ke sh a and
Wauwatosa he faced as a prep
p ln jftr
“T h is is com pletely different
now, but we’ll be taking it one
game at a tim e,” said Nimphius.
“ We’ll be ready, I don’t see any
reason why we shouldn’t be. We
haven’t had any injuries at all.
“ We’re playing better,” he
added. “ A t the end of the season
we started to play bad team ball
(during last Thursday’s WSU
loss). We started playing team
ball again the second half of the
Washington game and now we’re
gutting things together. It’s sort
of a rebirth .”
B ut the Nim phius Renaissance
is not an overnight success story,
»m w igh at firs t blush it m ight
appear dw t way. It’s hard to pin­
point when d in g s began to turn a
player mast Sun D evil fans
thought to be a klutz into a
honest-to-goodness talent with
N B A poten tial.
Even Nim phius can’t put a
finger on i t
“ Things are hard to explain,
thing« ju st progressed and
everything just fe ll into place,”
said Nimphius. “ I thought I could
alw ays play this well. Now I’m
just proving it to myself. It’s a
personal achievement.
“ It’s irfnd of hard for me to note
the progress, it just doesn’t seem
like that much to m e," he added.
“ Other people come up to me and
te ll me how w ell I’m doing.”
It was those “ other people”
who also kept him aware of his
earlier shortcomings at ASU.
M ike Gonring, a sportsw riter for
the M ilwaukee Journal, once said
Nim phius’ “ head was in the
ozone.” There have been stones
talking about his “ brick hands.”
There have been Sun D evil fans
cussing every blown pass or
m issrd dunk shot that Nim phius
made.
T r y in g to survive his new en­
vironm ent was hard for Nim ­
phius his firs t few years at ASU.
He came from South M ilwaukee
High, p«««ing up two local
u n iv e rsitie s. He found the
W isconsin coach not to his likin g
and discovered the other to have
cornered its “ M arquette” on
freshman players. Besides, he
wanted to do some traveling.
“ I had to get aw ay,” he said. “ I
ihinfc everybody should leave
home after high school.”
As an ASU freshman, be didn’t
like liv in g in a dorm, so he moved
to a tacky-looking pink shack on
the wrong side of the tracks on
Seventh Street, where he spent
his sophom ore season.
H is new place — a threebedroom borne on itth Street —
w ith his new start as a
player Two aid friends from
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ing the basketball season. H is
parents stayed most of the w ilder
in Tempo, and even Je rry
Sullivan, Nim phius' high school
coach, stopped in to see him play.
Now the fick le Sun D evil “ fandam” also has its collective eyes
on Nim phius.”
“ ASU h i* are so hard to
predict,” be said. “ They’re
typical, I guess. There aren’t too
many die-hard fans, but they’ll
come when you’re winning.”
And F rid a y night, they’ll be
there again.

the N CAA tournament, five are
AH-Americans and three won
conference c rowns — meat fo r
the skeleton.
D etains’ background explains
a lot of his and Ids teams' suc­
cess, or at least his unmatched
verve.
He has researched Ids ancestry
as fa r back as MO B.C., and found
Severn in action
Ids great gm nfiath er was a
dfarect descendant of the Nubians, Douglas by-product The ASU realising a lifetim e dream.
But Ids dream has shifted to Ids
a tribe located in Sudan in east junior started out Ids college
team.
T o winning, which they do,
A frica whose average size was 5- c a re e r a s a ch a m p io n ,
foot-5 to 7-foot-S and had w restl­ undefeated as a freshman. Junior to winning the Pac, which they
W orld champion, sitting a ll over, did, and to winning a national
ing for a religion.
"The w restling in our bloodline the globe as the No. 1 195 championship, which they may.
Teaching others what it has
re ally comes out in me,” Douglas pounder. Then injuries took Mm
said. “ W restling is a religion to out of everything. He redotdrted, taken Mm so long to find out
the Nubians, and I’ve inherited a but didn’t q u it He came back, keeps Douglas up early and to
great deal of that tradition. It's so grabbed A ll-A m erica honors, is bed late. Goals are what keeps
much a part of me I can’t re a lly s till undefeated (21-0) and again him going, getting there and stay­
ing there. H is team is No. 5, and
say how much.”
No. 1.
Douglas can produce cham­ riding the waves of the man who
To the 35-year old B e lla ir, Ohio
native, w restling is Hie, a pions, but it’s O lym pic cham­ came west to build.
The building is alm ost com­
puritanical force that sets at the pion* that are Ms fin al goal.
The Olym pics hold a special plete. There’s stfll the N CAAs center of everything he says «ad
does and makes him what he is. M tch in Dongle*’ life, if f ir no and of course — O lym pic
S till further, its 's a religion — Ids other reason than he dedicated champs. But one goal at a thne.
If the Sua D evils manage a w in
— rooted in Ids past and inter­ half of it ta being an O lym pic
champ, sacrificed him self and in the N CAAs next week, it w ill be
woven in his bloodline.
the firs t ever f ir the desert rats.
This method shadows and over­ his fa m ily — and failed.
A member of the 1M4 and 00 M aybe the Midwest w ill take
shadows Ids w restlers. Dan
Severn is the prim e exam ple o f a Games, Injuries kept him bom notice.

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Coaches to stress
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practko schedule and terminology Juat trying to leech «hot we
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m ay c a ll it something different Learning the sam e thing w ith a
different name is basically what the team w ill have to learn.”
Rogers said he has two goals fe r this spring.
" I think the firs t thing O a t we have to do is locate and
evaluate athletes’ athletic a b ility and second try to teach them
the term inology of what you’re ta k in g a b o u t"
Rogers does not expect the players to be able to make the
change from one coaching regim e to another rapidly.
" I don’t think any of them could adapt very rapidly in a situa­
tion lik e that, but we’re pleased w ith th eir attitude of learning.
There’s no way in the w orld they can be proficient at what we’re
talking about and that’s what we’re m ore concern ed w ith than
anything else.
"So the key is being proficient and that takes tim e.”
Since com ing from M ichigan State in January, Rogers and his
assistants have boon busy recruiting and have not been able to
see the re tim in g players.

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