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Pane! wants athletic jobs ruling A pril 14

Deadline set for affirmative action solution
&U Faculty Sonata committee
rtMaOc dsaartm ant hlrtiKa haa
A p ril M d a e d h w fs ra “ positive sototioa
to the situation.”
C hnrihi T . W aiter, AflU physics
pr athaasr, said if a
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des professor,
the Faculty Sanata wttt
by the Fatu ity

the Faculty SanataJSwan Cummins », president of the
search coaunittos, and V . AlenaeMaSaaK, ric e prtoidsnt
faradm iidetratian.
“ We are witting la ait doom with tham la see if *
p isIH 11 ilr i l sa h a a n s r i w s itiaa praWam s in the 1»

Ho addod that the aohdion would have to involve
The t rmofuttea, part e f the Select Cam m hteo’s Fab. »
report, states O a t the Senate accepts the committee’s
report that the U niversity administra tion and the Inter*
collegiate Athlattc Search Committee did not follow
Univarsity hiring p a lici« in the hirings of Athletic
D irector Joe Kaarney, hand football coach D arryl
It a im aaks that the Saaata condam« the failure to
com ply with the University rules, and calls upon Presi­
dent John W. Schwade to report Ida plan for corrective
action a t* » next meeting (scheduled ia M ay).
The A SU Facu lty Senate Select Committee repart csnd ad sd that the Uatvaraity adm irietretifln acted
“ dishonestly and irreeponsibty ” ia the hirings.
W aiter said ths committee is wtIUng to nsgotiata with

"There has to be an inriarioa of the ICA dopar U na«
within the afflnnative action procadana of the Universi­
ty,” W altar said. “ They have to be on the sam e footing
« a v ary ens e in .
"Whether they are included in the faculty guidatin e
or the staff manual, the IC A department muet be bound
by the same rules and guhtettmo « the rest of the
U nivarsity,
"A im , a legitim ate afflnnative action plan with psais
and timetables, which is acceptable to the (ASU)
M inority Caucus, basto be produced.”
f i l a I Mm un eiiised a r eapimee from T r a n '"'urn—
h g s, chairm an of the ICA eaarch committee, to hie com­
m ittee's rep o rt

by the ICA which, she wrote, hired the athletic departnsent personnel in “ good faith."
W afear said the affirm ative actio« plans for 1*73,1*7«
and t m , pahhahad h i O w l s » ’ report, were
“canaptameui h i the lack of aatrios under goals and
U rn g o a li and U m etaU « tor the 19» report Hat a ftolla n l
coach and two to three
academic advisers, but d o « net specify whether women
or m inorities a re to be sought for the poetitiota».
The m t report lists the projected addition of one
fem ale end one m inority for positions of women's
i—
i w K M d » « ririiri hashrihall coach, resnecAnthony Martinez, am ieta« vice p rerid s« far a ffir­
m ative action, said he thought Cummings’ report sbow‘T h e report is trying to suhetantiate that the Search
Committee's efforts were bread, fa ir and open and that
i sc n d liag e flrila fe r ashwritim were viger osn," heeaid.
"B ut tfa« is net so by an analysis of tfao com men u re-

Bad reception in Senate
causes radio interference
■ y B a a Haggerty
The cam pns radto a r it i« haa run hsto etatte
tt from paying its bUte, the ASASU ezecutivo vice
Sam Arm strong m id the Senate rejected a pro­
posal to tranritir (he R a tio Bureau’s M M M |
1to aa eperational fand, 1

MBs m ast ha paid from aa

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A n m tro M said m am of ti» sanatore ara unhap­
py with the deckten Ihr a H M M -w a lt fine aria Ma­
tten far the Phoenix a rm inetead ef a M h m t t

“ If they don’t do it (pam the prapeeel) this nest
tim e, there probably w ill ha problems, ” he said.
“Someone*» going to be pretty unhappy."
Lee said she was apposed to the transfer preposal and "w eald be again” if the earn« i

Ihe p rim in g board fa r tiri étatisa, i
far pnbhc narice in VaUay newspapers, a
analysis test for tiw proposed rodto tower
location an S a « li Memdein, end lawyer'»fern.
"Them are a l thing s that bava to bo dam ” in
creating a radio station, Leigh said. He aaid a
lawyer la aeaded f ir the filing of tiri Federal Cam-

w ill fiti five
to begin broadcasting
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earns 'Golden Fleece'

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s o uthw estern W ashington shortly before 1
p.m . Thu rsday, follow ing a week o f frenzied
earthquake activity beneath the long-dorm ant
volca n o . N ew scaster M ike Beard o f KG W
reported the apparent eruption from an
airp lan e over the m ountain. ‘T h e re Is sm oke
and a sh es pouring out o f It," Beard said.
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W E S T M O R E LA N D C A L L S F O R N E W D R A F T
N EW
YORK
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G en.
W illia m
C.
W estm oreland has ca lle d fo r Im m ediate
resum ption o f the draft a s the o n ly so lu tio n to
the nation’s w aning m ilitary pow er In th e fa ce
o f “ the m ost dangerous” d eca d e the U nited
States has ever faced.

A statement by the institute
said tbe observations of
public sm iling were only a
■mall part of a I7SJM study
that D r. Robert Kraut of
Cornell University conducted
on ways to detect deception.
Tbe statement said the
research would be useful to
therapists, teachers, law
enforcement officers. Judges
and p o litic a l lo ad ers ip
determining “ th eg ewdnoness
of people’s messages.”
“ The study provided strong
evidence th at so c ia l in ­
volvem ent
ra th e r
than
emotions was the m ajor cause
of sm iling,” it said.

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P H O EN IX (A P) - Superior
Com t Judge Jam es M oeller told
attorney
in the Frank KushKevin Rutledge case Ihtasday
the legal battle had become a
“ circu s” and told them to get it
back on the legal track.
He also assessed Rutledge’s
atto rn ey, Robert Hing and
M ichael Green, 91,000 to pay for
costs of tbe manring hearing.
R u tledge, a fo rm er A S U
punter, is »risking 99.4 m illion
from Kush, tbe form er ASU
football coach, for an alleged
punching incident d irin g a 1978
football game.
Kush began Ms deposition
Monday.
M oeller’s warning cam e after
Wanting a motion by Kush’s
attorneys to preclude Rutledge’s
attorney from attaching an
unspecified document to Kush’s
deposition .
A tto rn e y W arren P iatt and
H a rry Cavanaugh sa id the
docum ent
contains
person
m aterial intended to annoy,
em barrass and oppress tbe
farm er coach. Rutledge’s at­
to rn e y said that it related to
K uril’s conduct as a coach.
The
R utledge
a tto rn e y ’
response detailed the contents of
the secret document even though
Platt had requested a private
inspection of it by the Judge.
MoeOer sealed the ptaintifrs
response before he put in the
court file and then ameased the
a tto rn e y the 91,999.
Tbe motion and response,
MoeOsr said in court, “ dMurfes
me groatty. TM s ease is getting
out of head and we’re going to
put a slop to It If I ham to issue
gag ardors and sand a tto rn e y to
Jail, I’m going la .’’

W A SH IN G TO N CAP) —
Sen. W illiam Praxm ire, DW is., bestowed Ms “ Golden
Fleece” award Tbursdsy on
the National Institute of
Mental Health for what he
called a study of why bowlers,
hockey fans and pedestrians
smile.
"I n
my
opinion, the
Am erican taxpayers w ill say,
with a puckish grin, that they
are not bowled over by this
pedestrian study,’’ a Proxm ire press release said in
announcing the m onthly
award for what the senator
considers a notable example
of government waste.

V E R M O N T E R S W A N T T O C O V E R T H E TO W N
W INOOSKI, V t. — M em bers o f th e G old en
O n ion Dom e C lu b and hundreds o f other
residente are thinking about bu ild ing a giant
energy-saving bubble over th eir sm all V er­
m ont tow n. N early 1,000 p eop le turned out
W ednesday night fo r the start o f a tw o-day In­
ternational Dom e Sym posium , w here alter­
native tech n olog y experts, Including 85-yearold Inventor R. B uckm inster F u ller, are
d iscu ssin g the latest In dom es. “ It is a
w onderful th in g ," sa id Fu ller, “ that your co m ­
m unity has sto o d up and said , ‘L e t's m ake
som e sense.* ” B ut som e In the tow n d on ’t
relish life under a dom e. “ W ho’s g oin g to
clean it?’' dem anded resident San dy King.

S E N A T E P A S S E S ‘W IN D FA LL’ OIL T A X
W A S H IN G T O N — T h e Senate gave Anal ap­
proval Th u rsday to a trill that Impoeee a
S227.7-billlon ‘V in d fa il” tax on the o il Induetry and earm arks m oat o f the m oney for In­
divid ual and b u sin e ss incom e-tax reductions.
T h e 88-31 fin al vote sent the m easure to Presi­
d ent C arter fo r hie signature, 11 m onths after
he pro p o sed it a s a cornerstone o f h is energy
p o licy . T h e tax is o n ly about 80 percent a s
tough a s th e p residen t wanted, but Carter
w as e n th u sia stic about Its approval.

Friday, M arch 28,1980 Stato Prooo Page 3

Prison to get revenues
if land is leased to ASU
B yC tem G nu nor
If ASU receives approval to lease land far an ex­
perimental farm at the propoeed Waddell Ranch
P ria m site, revenues accrued from the land w ill
benefit the prison.
A SU would not get any ef the proceede because
the prism baa been designated by the state as the
beneficiary of the land, said G ary Smith, a state
Land Department official.
But Chuck Adame, legal nwmealnr. for the
Arisons Board e f Regents, said he wee not aware
tbs prism would receive the revenue from the
land when the request for the land was filed.
“W e know that ASU would have to pay rent, but
I don't think we ween aware that the prism was
the beneficiary,’' Adame m id.
The regents filed an institutional taking (a re­
quest to lease the land) with the governor’s office
several months ago.
The proposal originated last summ er when the
regents, who wanted to consolidate the ASU and
U A farm s, determined that the Waddell Ranch
site fiewest Phoenix met the mdversitiee’ made.
The declaim *> let ASU lease the land Is being
delayed by a lawsuit cto Baagtag the legality of the
original land owhango. The Waddell Rand) land,

which was owned by Caterpillar L ift Trucks, was
traded for state-owned land in the White Tanks
a rm west of Phoenix.
Smith eakl the decishm to lease the land to ASU
is "a n hold” until the litigation is resolved.
“ It is not prudent to issue an institutional taking
and then find out the exchange is void,” Smith
said. “ Butooce the litigation is squared away, the
institutional taking by ASU would very likely h iv e
a favorable recommendation."
ASU has requested to lease approxim ately 1,800
acres adjacent to the prison site. Sm ith said
farm land in the surroun ding area rents for 100 to
I N par acre annually.
Regents’ executive coordinator Robert Huff
said the site “ seemed to be a gbod place to con­
solidate agricultural research.”
“ B uttf that piece of land ia not available, we w ill
look for something ehm. The regents’ plan for tbs
consetidatim of the aftricriteral farm s is a long­
term plan. It "is not anything that w ill coma
crashing down around our sixndders,” Huff said.
Howeve r, Adam s said it would be poarible to
loom another piece of state-owned land where
ASU could be named the beneficiary.

Spanish language play set
A Venezuelan theater group w ill to featured in a apodal
Spanish language program at 1:40 p.m. Tuesday, in the M U
Fim a Roam.
The Testro T R A C ef Caracas promote “The Architect and
the Em peror of Assyria” by Fernando A rrabaL
It is co sponsored by the A SU Center for Latin Am erican
Studtoe and tte fo rrim language« department.
The works of A m ib ri, a Spanish w riter who is well-known in
Engltah, were barred far y e a n in Franco’s Spain.
The Venezuelan theater group has spent the past two months
performing in the Hollywood, C alif., area.

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Soviet inspectors confiscate
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B y B arbara Van n e a t
Soviet affid ale seem mom can­
toned by drap/add then ASU
students.
Last week, they confiscated
such top secret deciunm te as a
Het and an ASU Aop/add form when they searched a
Thfflng student from Tem ps at
the Ruarisa border.
“ I ’ve
never
baqn
so
fri# H eneii," Atate Cohen, If,
ro calo d Thursday. “ Nobody otae
getcheekadtikoldld.”
Cohen traveled to Finland to
visit a friand during spring break
tim i Joined a Finnish tour to
Moscow.
She m id Soviet o ffic ia ls
chochad her ehoardtha train as it
loft the country. They worn tack­
ing fo r customs papers and Rus­
sian currency.
“ Y ou’ro not aBowad to take any
rubles (Itatotan paper currency)
out of Rum ia, but I bad two I
wanted to keep tar souvm lrs to a
compartm ent o f m y p u n t,” sto
said.
Coton to d sh m d y pamed one
nntiana inspection when there
was a knack m the doer ef to r
“ A epoctel tanwetigatar wafted
in and made everyone alee have.
Ho paitad Ito curtain over tin
windows eo no ana eorid am ,”
Coton sakl.
“ Ha wont t h r o a t evaryttaag
in m y day pack, ovm oponed my
makeup. Ho took ant m y wallet
and taotod totw m n avory card.

“ Ho kept, ef a ll triage, the
paper of. the world goography
cour ooo I added aad dropped at
ASU, a paper of dfraettam my
mother gave me for a pillow ate
wanted from Diamond’s aad
worst, two adthemee from people
ia Finland.
“ The first two tin y could keep,
but I wanted those addreaoee,”
Cohen added.

sian m agazines printed in
ta g H ta tin t wore “ very antiAm erican.” She added that tin
Rued an people do not seem to resont tin U A boycott of tin Olym ­
pics.
“ It’s not tin t big a lorn to tin
Russian»,*’ ate saUL "They are
Juot too excited. Ever ywhere I’ve
aeon, they speak about tin Olym ­
pics. It’s ao important to the Rus­
sian psopte.
"B ut what they do w ent Is tin
United States using Afghanistan
as an excuse,” Caten addsd.
She
s a id
th e
R u s s ia n
magazines ate read claim Soviet
intervention was invited by tin
Afgl^ U— i f — mw—

A feta Cohen
“Then In found tin rubles. He
just looked at them and pot thorn
down. Nobody could figure out
why I got to heap them, but I was
Just glad it was over, “ ate m id.
During tin trip into Rinata,
Soviet Inspectors to d “ Jumped
up m the bunk with a flaahH^d,
pulled down tin auitcmoe aad
tote tin waS apart,” O rim i m id.
"B u t they tat a n heap my
Newsweek m agasine.”
to a n id ato read a tat ef R n -

“ The only thing tin people
know ta what they are told by the
Soviet offidata. They are afraid
to to ft to Am ericans because
they’ll get into trouble,“ Cobm
said.
She said ate visited Moscow,
whom tin M 0 Summer Olym pics
w ill beheld.
"They a re rebuiliMag tin entire
city, so you can am much work
gotag on. T in y oaf up them big
to st lights to work a t rig h t aad
even at m idright I coaid total bad
and te a r those big baita knocking
down buUdtagi,” she said.
Cobm said te r total ream was
bugged aad she was ca ra fri not to
lie rum prittim In to r mean. But
aha and to r friend, who spate
Rinelan, w art free to explore
Moscow at eight, eta added.

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It la a certain sign o f a w ins governm ent that It can hold
m an 's hearts by hopes when It cannot by sa tisfactio n .
— B acon

Greg Rosen

Courage and persistence for the road ahead
Leadership, a concept which retains an etasiveoess of
definition, also retains many of the myths its denotation
throughout the years has cast upon i t Blind reverence,
lack of edf-rettance, and — inversely — perpetual
criticism toward this country’s President as a cause for
the enduring of hardship, are earm arks of such myths.
Any presidency must uphold certain designated and
undesignated responsibilities, such as an attempt at
balancing the nation’s astronomical budget, or
safeguarding the U.S. m ilitary status. These are
deeipiated responsibilities. Lesdersfaip, though, falls
within the undesignsted category.
In today’s world, the presidency itself is obligated to
present a father — nay, a God-like — image to the
Am erican people, and imagea of this sort are sustained
through die deifying of pest presidents such as
Washington mid Lincoln. It is, on the face of it, quite
absurd to expect one chosen r epresentative to be all
thing« to a ll people. Neither should the President try.

A president earns his country’s r espect through U s
and skillftil execution of the tasks he is
reqidred to fulfill, as dictated by toe Constitution. When
Am erica
its Judgement of the President on the
ha«hi of charism atic appeal, upon U s ability to “ lead”
rather d»«n an impassioned evaluation of some of the
tasks described above, the choice is a dubious one.
The persistent cry far leader sh ip in the face of recent
international events has been voiced by many as a ca ll
to war. If true, as history seems to indicate, pitohc
approval of presidents has skyrocketed when plans of
mortal combat are announced and, except for other
rare occasions, rem ains the only criterion for wide­
spread public approval. F o r instance, Fran klin
Roosevelt's brilliant restoration of the Am erican
capitalistic economy was applauded by m any, but
jeered heartily by a sim ilar multitude, often with cries
of “ S o cia list”
It is essential to have pride in one’s country and one’s

president. However, the current emotional dependence
upon the office bodes ill in maintaining and
strengthen!!« national morale. It removes the actual
problem — the unpredictability of foreign affairs —
from the spotlight where it belongs in order for a viable
stability to be reached.
Only through a soul-scarring search can Am erica
rediscover itself. Only through the rediscovery of its
pride in its self-reliance and w ill can it endure greet
hardship with determination, rather than alibis. To
scream at the father to D .C . m ay be beeutifaUy
cathartic, but Ineffectual.
The road ahead for Am erica and its people, as the
road behind once was, must be forged out of courage
and persistence. Nothing less w ill bear fruit —
— perfsny the sour diatribes currently directed toward
the President.
But then again, courage and persistence has always
embodied and exemplified Am erica.

Letters

Where is sorority row?
Editor:
Where is sorority “ row” ? It
certainly
be found an the
A SU campus.
T V s University is now 37,500
students strong, and yet shy die
proper facilities for its sororities.
The need for fraternity housing
r eceived attention to the early
M ’s with the building of Addphi
D rive. The sum m er of ’61 marked
the construction of Alpha Drive.
Here it is, 1000, and ASU
sororities are exactly where they
began to ISM, with the comple­
tion of Palo Verde Main.
A SU ’s housing shortage is
anothar consideration. The hous­
ing office has 2,500 new ap­
plicants to fill the 1,000 vacancies
for next fa ll. Juat imagine how
m any m ore «paces would be open
if the sororities were to be taken
out of Palo Verde Mato. Each
floor bouses «7 giris. There are
twelve floors. I would be more
than happy to give up my space to
the process of building a “ row”

for the sororities.
I contend that we are equally
deserving of the tam e advan­
tages the University has provided
for the fraternities a ll these
years. A dormitory is hardly the
respectable destination for a
strong body of organised in­
dividuals. Considerations have
been given to building a satellite
M em orial Union, a science
library, and a multi-level parking
garage. I would like to make the
addition of planning a “ raw” for
sorority housing.
I fe d strongly that such a
development is essential to
m atching
our U n iv e rsity ’s
reputation. The longer we ignore
the issue, the more likely the
sororities w ill be restricted by
dorm itory living indefinitely. I
propose that the planning of a
sorority raw be given serious con­
sideration to the future growth of
ASU.
Afieea L.Sudth

W hy is he so popular?
Editor:
Why is President Carter so
popular with Democrats? What
has he dons?
The inflation rate hit a s ta g e rtog eighteen percent last month.
When he entered office to
January of 1177 the inflation rate
was about 7 percent. Not store
the end of W orld W a rn has infla­
tion been to tremendous, but at
least post-war inflation is an ex­
pected phenomenon. This infla­
tion has only one cause, M r.
Carter.
Inflation is only the
The general cimai—
thinks

Carter is handling the hostage
situation w d l. But are the
hostages free? NO! When w ill
they be freed? Carter doesn't
know. Now Am ericans are being
held hostage to Colombia as well.
Fin ally, our bitter enemy, the
USSR, has invaded Afghanistan
with no sign of leaving. What has
our fearless leader done about
this ominous and very dangerous
situation? Oh yeah— he has de­
cided to boycott the Olympics.
The Krem lin must be trem bling
at the foundations by now.
M ike Ryan

A lack of money — or desire?
Editor:
In response to the article on ru^ iy to the M arch
26 issue of the State Preas, I don’t uwtorstand why
the t in t string players dkta’t compete to the tour­
nament. Was it because o f conflicting daasee, lack
of funds, or because of their lack of desire to com­
pete?
According to the article, the team was MOO
sh o rt However, they (fid send a team to Monterey
to compete. Then why didn’t a ll of the first string
players play?
F iv e hundred dollars is net much for a team to
be short. Tha ire hockey d u b t fm t $2,500 this
year. We (hockay players) recei ved $M, vs. more
then M M O for the ru d ty teem, from the Universi­
ty. Our money didn’t even include gas money to

places like Squaw Valey, California, which cam e
out of the players’ pockets.
If the average hockay player can spend $M0 to
$150 to <■«"["*» (not in d u d n g equipment), and
the team plays consistently throudaw t the season,
why conkto’t the rugby team either raise the extra
money or pay for it themselves?
I fe d that being short M M was a very poor ex­
cuse for not sending an elite team to such a Mgbtyrated tournament— especialy for thto d u b , which
is suppooedly the most financially and spectatively supported by the student body.

Truth is, there's no truth, ya know?
Editor:
Hey, man, ya know? I w aft to the library past
the womsn’s liberation table and hear tbs criss of
equal rigM s. I d t to m y d a ise s, man, and hew the
scream ingi of (he prof — or about equality, ya
know what I a a aa ?

Blacks are equal, womon are oquaL children are

equal, gays are squal, whales, seels, foe condor
are an equal. Whet next, ya know*
There is a group on campus that caBs for
decrimtoaUsatiaB of m arijuana and who knows
what daa. 1 caa dig it. Why not promise foe
flashar, foe rapist, foe sodomtet end foe murderer
positions of equality by decrim inalizing their acts
as well? A fter a ll, we are afi equal to —

crim es right man, fa r out
The contemporary Justification for thto, of
course, is threafold:
—every human action can be explained by our in­
dividual socialisation procos— . We can’t help foe
w a y w iirc , n m .
ever yone has the “ right” to do his/her/its own
thing, man.
— who are we to Judge sexual perversion, rnurdar,
and other human acts as crim inal? D ig it,
brother...siator’.. su edes...
A fter a ll, foe only real truth la that there is no
truth.

Friday, M a rd i 28.1900 8tata Pr—

Panelists, audience speak out
on draft, registration issue»
B yJum taJakm m
Whan panaHeti for and agehwt ragtetrarim aad
the draft assembled at A8U , evoa members of the
audience war* prepa red to ataad up aad apeak
their m iadi oaths bane.
A fter the (our pueati apoke fa r about IS minutes
aad ipwetteae « ere celled for, oae man atood up
with a proliferation of reeearcti notes aad apoke
for nearly five -»*—*— bofore ha was inter r upted
by another member of the ew iance.
Abeat an hour later, another member of the audtence a rin d two of the panoBeta hoar they could
etand there without m ilitary aaparteace and aay
"m y two aoaa should be drafted to dte.”
The forum Wedaaeday wee apoaeorad by ASU ’i
Coalition Against Registration and the D ra ft Fo u r
gum! speakers wars invited.
Aa the peneHeta began apeaklin, it became artdaat that the m ajor dhrtaiau between a ll aklaa was
whether regfartration for the «baft and tmttgadon
of the draft are two aeparate a tta in .
"Y ou 're aot registering for spaghetti dinner»,
you a re regtetariag for a draft,” aaid Nina Mobtt,
an A SU graduate with a maatare in pbUoeephy.
M chit alao taught at Scottedale Community Col­
lege and was a member of the Phoenix D raft
Council.
Dwight Cham berlain said, “We must be w illing
to meet the chaDenges sew n do not have to pay an
exborbttaat price inter in terms at blood aad in
tcrm soflooa of lives.”
Cham berlain la a graduate of the University of

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The speech by Drucker was
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Today
A lp h a M u Gam m a w ill moot
at 1:00 p.m . today In tha M U
M ohave Room .
C lu b d ee Joun o F ranco w ill
m oot at 9:40, 10:40 A m . and
12:40 p.m . in L L C 138 for
various a lld a presentations
and Iscturas by M rs. Abdow .
Tha
C h ln a t o
S tu d a n t
A s s o cia tio n w ill m oot at 1:00
p.m . Saturday In tha M U
C ln am a fo r tw o fa st lire length
film s.
Sunday
PI Sigm a E p silon w ill m ast
at 6:00 p.m . Sunday In tha M U
M ohavs Room .
A lp h a K appa Pal wHI m eat
at 3:30 p.m . M onday In tha
B u s in e s s
A d m in is tra tio n
B u ildin g , room
129. M ika
P u lu s, o f tha Spagett! C o . w ill
sp e a k o n th o re sta u ra n t
b u sin ess.

W aemirl In orminmlra am! fnrrign r el atione and a
member of the Arlsona Repub lican Party.
Ho added that the promlaea of the volunteer
arm y have not been met, citing as aa exem pli the
» to IS percent manpower deficiency lorelo in the
U.3. armed services.
"The volunteer arm y tells us they w ill be flexi­
ble, m ors efficient, more equitable and m ors pro­
fessional. These a re em pty p ro m ises,”
Cham blarialnaaid.
Coboy M cCarthy, a Vietnam veteran aad
member of the Socialist Workers Party, said
demonstrations against the draft go bad: to C iv il
W ar days and “ to be against draft is not antiAm erican. It is part of our history.
“ D raft is but a means to destroy our rights.
We’re not fighting for a democracy. The govern­
ment tells us we’re fighting for national viable in­
terests. That’s the interest one receives on our
stock h i Exxon and M obil,” M cCarthy said.
R ea Obar, speaking for Sen. Dennis DeCoadni,
said draft and regietration for the draft are two
separate movements.
“ A registration would serve our national in ­
terests. It would be a signal to the rest of the world
that we are prepared to protect our concerns. We
must be reedy,” a id Obor, a U A business
graduate.
Ober said the volunteer arm y has not worked
because “ we haven’t provided Incentives fo r per­
sonnel to stay.”

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Friday, M aroh 28,1900

Census
Dorm s, fraternity houses
to be scouted fo r count
B yK o S y 8aütk
The U.S. Census Bureau w ill be ecoutlng A SU ’e
dorm itories and fraternity houeea Wadneaday to
fe t a count of University reeidente and to conduct
a ran dan survey for the nation’■ cenaua report
On-campus students w ill receive individual cen­
sus ferm e in their mailboxes Tuesday aatf U.S.
ceaaue enum erator » will be in the dcrm itory lob­
bies Wedneeday to aaaist student» and eoOaet the
fet BUB.

F r ater nity members are to return the oensue
farm s to their house presidents who have sworn to
the oath of “ No Disdoeure,” meaning all informa­
tion w ill be kept confidential.
Some students w ill receive a short Individual
census farm which asks seven questions, while a
random sam ple of students w ill be asked to

Bureau’s Tem ps branch, said students w ill be
asked to answer questions concerning their age,
sax, m arital status and place of birth. A random
sampling of students w ill »newer additional quosttons about their educational background,
language abiUtias, week history, mode of
transportation and physical disabilities,

ASU law students chosen
to enter advocacy contest
T ire third-year law students at A fU h a veb a m eh m en ta tn h o
part in aa amrooac y eenteat Wadnaaday i t U A .__
__
Peter »pleas, Tem ps, and M shard 0 . Oawtowekl, Phoenix,
w ill la m a two-man team from the U A law eehool In lha loth
Mutual Jo se p h !. Jsnehae Jr. Adveeeey Con teat
The port M l is sponsored by lha Artaooa Fallows of tho
Amartoaa Oallaga of T ria l L a w y e r* m • memorlel I n lh * M o
Janekee, who wm a Phoenix (Hal lawyer and mambMP of the
Amorioen College for m em years.
T b s contestants were chosen from tap students at each law
aohad fsUowing Intramural eam nsH ttm . They w ill present b u y
arguments on • reel tria l record, with tho whining team chosen
tap a panel of Arisons Pallowe ef the Amortoaa Oefiage.
Federal DiM rtct Judge Richard M BUby w ill prertdo at the

T id e U of the U.8. Code requires that each par­
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questions askod by tho Oensue Bureau.

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Bill would replace license with operator's permit
B y B w h u n V a u Flato
a
D river’» licensee w ill be replaced with operator’» per­
mits for 1ft- to lt-year-oidi if the Arizona Legislature approvea a teeo-driving bill.
"I « p act final pa— pe of the b ill later this week or
neat week,” Rap. Pater Corpateip, E-ParatBae Valley,
■aid Wednesday. “ It baa already riearad the Houae and
the Senate Transportation Committee. ’’
Tha b ill would require auspemioo of a driver’s perm it
if a youth under 19 la convicted of two traffic violations
within IS months, or convicted of driving more a*»i so
mph over the spaed lim it

m

“ Hopefully, what this btU w ill do I» pat the teen-age
kid» to slow down a little bit,” Corpatain, the b ill’s spon­
sor, said.
“ The thing is, teen-ager» have twice as many ac­
cidents as people in other ape groups. They make up •
percent of the d riv e n , and b*ve is percent of the ac­
cidents.

Police arrest
two suspects
in tire theft
U niversity police arrested two
men at ASU Thursday morning
in connection with a bicycle tire
theft
L t T o n Godbehere said police
discovered Jeffery Welch, It, and
Douglas Durst, 19, about S a jn . at
the lfansanita HaO bike racks
removing a thro from a bfite.
The two men, neither o f them
ASU students, had two othar M ka
dree in their possession. Police
said the men, who are from Iowa,
would not adm it to staaBng the
other dres.
Durst and Welch were arrested
on charges of petty theft and
taken to Tem po JaiL
Godbehere said he did not know
where die two oUm t dres cam e
from but expects someone to,
report the stolen dres soon.

Anthropologists
to attend meeting
in San Diego

"

Nnrtiipm dtogvhduttw w ulm would bu«m todain«uior
fa r 19- to is-year-oM i. Mmrtmam panahtoa would ba a
W sofine and four months in j a il

‘T h e new driving b ill w ill not treat the food driver
any differently,” Corpatain added.
D river’s license applicants under IS years of ape would
receive cards with the words “ operator’s license”
printed in bold type to prevent diem from altering the
birthdatas on the licenses.
Corpstein »aid be introduced the measure partly
barause three Scottsdale girls were killed in a 1971 traf­
fic a w k ifn* after they used altered driver’» licenses to
be allowed service at a Scottsdale bar.

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F iv e A SU anthropologists w ill
participate in the Physical
Anthr opology Section of the
Southwestern
Anthropological
Association's annual meeting
A p ril 11 in San Diego, Calif.
R epresenting
ASU
a re
professor» Donald M orris and
Charles M erbs; and students
Robert M iller, Edw ard Bos, and
Wilma Allen. Bex and M ille r w e
also staff archsaoiogiats to the
department of anthropology.
Bex w ill deliver a prelim inary
rep o rt on “ T h e Hohokam
Skeletal Project.” M ille r w ill
dtacuss "B iological Distance and
P h on etic
R ela tio n sh ip s
in
Prehistoric Central Arizona.”
A llen’s topic w ill be “ evidence of
Prehistoric Scalping to the
Southwest.”
D r. M erbs is »cheduted to
d iscu ss “ S p o n d ylo lysis and
Spondylolistfassis: Some Unusual
Exam ples and T h eir Etiology.”
D r. M orris w ill dtocuss U s
resea rch
on “ P aleo-In dian
Omnium from W arm M ineral
Spring, south F lo rid a .”

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PageS State Praaa Friday, March 28, I960

Floyd Bohrm an,

ASASU
Executive
Vice
Presidential
Candidates

• Junior political science m ajor,
said iaersaaed ASASU imrohreroent with tbs 10 cottage CQBTito
it a fo a l ha would like to ae-

Tk« (xtcu tivt vie* president of
ASASU to vie* chairman of the
Executive Committee, chairman
o f the Senate, to ASASU
budgetary manager and it coor­
dinator of the college council*.
The officer to alto on the Who’»
Who
Among Students in
American College» and Unlversitles Selection Committee.

Hehrman, » , said moat of the
councils “ aren’t really function­
ing well or are not realty
legitimate. Associated Stud i o
should do a lot of the advertising
for the councils because they
h a v e m o re in flu e n c e
on
students.”
“ Students don’t know how to
get involved in the system, and
dubs and onnim tiens don’t get
the money they need. This is 1
because they don’t deserve it, but
because they don’t know how to
play the games and they m iss
out," Bohrman m id.
Behrman has been involved
with ASASU functions and is a
member of the student Senate.

B ob M u lh e m ,
a Junior general business major,
sees ASASU as a service to the
students and he said he w a d s to
form ulate the budget so it better
represents students.
He said budgetary allocations
have not taken into account the
rise in minimum wage, 0 »
number of students at A SU and
the number of services being of­
fered.
“ We can’t stay within the 7 to t
percent allowed increase. We
have to find the needs, Justify the
t o m i i i i for money and go altar
it. The students deserve more
than they are getting," he said.
Mulbern, 21, has been president
of the Newman Center and
D evil’s Advoca tes .

Clarissa Davis*
a Junior in political sdonce, says
the respons ibility for effective
government is on the student as
well as the officers.
“ The whole bureaucracy of
ASASU should he brought up to
the student level. If it was up la
par, you wouldn’t hues student
apathy. But you also have to
m a k e sure that students are in­
volved with what’s going on,” she
said.
Davis, 10, has worked with Sen.
Dennis DoCondid, D-Arix., on
budgetary m atters and was on
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C o u n cil. She sa id she is
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WWI aprtnfl on No way, persona walking down Cady MaH Jn
h o * or Haydan lib rary aan lake their plefc o« i tynlm petitions
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Breast cancer
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professionals
B has been predicted that
m e n than 90,000 Am erican
women w ill develop breast
cancer during 1900.
A two-part course on the
dioeaee and its effects upon both
ped at e and the prnfw ionele
who treat and care for them w ill
be presented by the candnubif
nursing education program of
ASU’s College of Nursing, A p ril
10 end 17.
The program is designed for
nurses and other health care
professionals who hove a special
in t e n t in the care o f patients
and fam ilies affected by breast
cancer.
Those attending
"B re n t
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and Health P ro fe a to n a T win
le a rn
about
cu rre n t
and
emerging methods of dMmtnring,
tre a tin g and re h a b ilita tin g
breast cancer patients.
The course w ill t o w them
ways to modify standard nursing
ca re plans to p ro vid e ind v i dualised patient care. It w ill
also help them identify the risks
to the nurse who provides cancer
patient care end help them find
ways of solving tbs problems
encountered.
H ie program w ill be held from
3:30 to 0:30 p.m. each day at the
Cullen H all auditorium , St.
Jo sep h ’s H o sp ita l, 350 W.
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ASASU Activities
Vice Presidential
Candidates
T M A H o e ta M Andante actfvtttea viea president aarvaa tu

Spin eto

chairman of the Activities Coor­
dination Council
The officer It a voting member
of the Senate and of the Ex­
ecutive Commtttee.
The actlvttteo vice president
appointe board and committee
chairmen.

Martoa by L a ri Wetaraob and JaniteJa

Tom Fulcher,
a »-year-old junior in computer
information systems, said he w ill
work toward im proving com­
munication between students and
student government.
Fulcher said the question of
whether the Neeb H a ll film series
should incorporate the M U Activitas Board film series w ill be
an important issue.
Other issues in his
w ill be the X-rated film ban,
revamping the ASASU Speaker's
Program and im proving the pro­
gram s of the Special Events
Board.
One way to im prove the
speakers would be to set up
lu n c h - tim e
s p e a k in g
engagements, he added.

Kelly M cKenna,
a 23-year-old junior in economics,
said Ms ability to deal with the
administration would be one of
his assets for the job.
McKenna said one area im por­
tant to him is upgratfing the
quality of the Spanker's P ro ­
gram. He would Ike to create a
current and controversial pro­
gram , he added.
McKenna also said there is

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Photes by ktikc Ftarltea

“too m uch" adm inistrative con­
trol over activities and he would
work to elim inate some of ad­
m inistration’s oensorsMp.

Je ff Roth,
a »-year-old junior in account­
ing, said “ proving you are
dedicated to (lie job is more im ­
portant than the experience you
bring to i f '
Roth said activities coordina­
tion should not be controlled by
ooe person and be w ill work to got
more students involved oo activi­
ty committees.
Some of the issues in M s cam­
paign include the X-rated film
ban and im proving the affOctivenees of Association Graphics
and Advertising.
Roth added he would put Ms job
before anything, building Ms
cam paign around student hqxit

Christopher Splnella,
a lb-year-old sophomore in
general business, said an ac­
tivities vice president “ needs’*a
broad overview of the UM versity.
Splnella is a member of Student
Foundation. He has worked as a
Special Events Board volunteer
and he is a leadership scholarship
recipient.

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He said some of the issues he
would cam peigi on are im prov­
ing the Special Events Board,
upgrading the Speaker's Pro­
gram and improving Association
Graphics and Advertising.
Splnella added the m ajor issue
of M s
would be por­
nography aiid the X-rated film
ban because he believes students
have a right to see what they
want to see.

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the current activities vies presi­
dent, said the « p a r lance she
gained in office this year would
ibie bar to make next year
A U-yaar-old junior in political
science. Tanner said she would
Bite tones this year’s programs
"continue and improve.
Two o f her m ain M ,f
lf 1
platforms w ill be attacking the
high price of concert tickets and
letting "students control student
funds for student program m ing."
Another m ajor ieeue In her
cam paign w ill be the X-rated film
ban because she said “ the ad­
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Ronnie Laws
wings it
at Dooley's
The opening ju g g in g act
couldn’t m ake it to Dooley’s
M arch M , so Ronnie Law s bad a
tooMi Job ahead of Mm.
Though be made it to tbs stags
an hoar lator than the scheduled
»«■gt— « t and played for little

S H A R E P A S S O V E R SED ER

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m ore than an hour, the capacity
c rowd was satisfied.
Laws went from one song im­
m ediately into the neat, **TT*"1
only long enough to introduce the
four m oaibsrs of the band and
two female vocaHoto.
Draw ing heavily foam Mo now
roloaoo, E very Osasrsttsa, Law»
played 10 selections, |~,h»*"g

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p lu s P e sa ch W eek M e a ls (s tric tly kosher).
$1.00 per m eal.

Coming from a fondly fu ll of
flutist, a singer and an actress —
Law s Jumped right into the
m usical life h i high school Ha
lator bocansa a m ember of Karth,
Wind and F ire until he developed
M s own band.
th ro ughout the concert. Law s
doffly switched from toner to alto
saxophone to vocals.
A t die hogiisiifig of ths fourth
ooug,olngoraMortono Cooler end
Janna t y is r graced the stags for
“ Love is H ors” and “ Love’s V ic­
tory.” Only thsn did ths bond
taka a break for Law s to in*
traduce the members.
On keyboard was Barnaby
F in c h ;
bass g u ita r, Loon
Johnson; druses, Bubba Bryant;
and guitar, M ichael O ’N eill.
A fter various solos and m ild in­
strumental pieces in the two
previous selections, the band
moved directly into the “ Every
Generation" Introduction.
The crowd wont wild as Law s
warmed them up, saying the song
was about ‘in tim ate personal
rafottoaBMps that r epresent ths
siege of a ll men from then until
Though the fem ale vocalists
had provided alm ost a ll the
ly rica l accompaniment thus for,
Law s than showed Ms audience
that his singing voice was Just as
proficient aa Mo oaiaphono play­
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A ll too onoa, they
and the

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C hild,” and Law s w u off the
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T h s crowd than stood on chairs,
flochsd to the floor and howled
for Law s to ooasa hack oat for
juB taasaM raaaaf.
Obviously prepared for at Mast
a couple of encores, tbs band

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M a r a l Marooau uttered not a ward, bat
he come thran0i loud aud d e a r.
Tha renowned f ia n h m i n m e la
Tempe Monday night for the third time in
ae many years, aad he showed me aad
2,M l other'appreciative patrons at Gammage Center what it is lice to tame a Boa,
to sculpt a sculpture, to teach botaay and
much, much more. Aad he did a ll this
without a word, without any preps, with
only himself .
He started M s performance doing
something we a ll are fam iliar with — fly­
ing a kite. Aad for the first time In years, I
felt the strong poll of the wind, the taut
string and the struggle for control ever a
defiant kite.
•Marooau fought the wind, alternately
g sM sg and losing lengths of string. He
created the ilhiehai of nam ing against the
wind, pulling the kite string wtth him , and
he slipped beck during the stronger gusts.
Fin ally, he gained control, and the kite
was at Me m ercy. But instead of drawing it
in, he set it free. And aa M arceau watched
the kite fly away, I almost looked up to
watch it myself.
The m aster m im e next appeared as a
sculptor. He started out working some d a y

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in M s hands, softaMag it up, then he gently
sp iff TTf r *T ---- Y*"—
U rn s he steed hack, termed a
out of
d a y , carefully aimed, then threw the ball
at the sctdptnrs. It Mt with a loud “ piap.”
Marooau actually made the sound by
steoapiag Mo foot on the floor, but the tim­

ban

ing and dtocrution were such that it
seemed as though the impact ef the day
made the sound.
M ajTiun made more and mere d a y
baOs and threw them faster and taster un­
til they were plopping onto the sculpture
with marhlna gun rapidity. Still, Marceau
timed the plops with deadly accuracy
A t one point, he got some d a y stuck on
M s finger, aad the antics he went through
to get the sticky stuff off brought con­
siderable laughter from the audience.
A s with so many of the other t l acts, the
sculptor act ended with an ironic tw ist
With M s work alm ost flntahed, Marceau
first delicately, then furiously, chiseled
away at M s sculpture. And when he had
finished, be had not a masterpiece, but a
crum b.
The influence of Charlie Chaplin oo
M arceau was evident throughout the per­
formance. In an act entitled "The Sm all

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The A m e rica n
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Association and
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Dkeetoro A ss o c iatio n w ill feature
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In Gommage Center. C a ll the m usic
department for Information.
fits ABU Concert Choir, directed
by Dr. Douglas McEwen, w ill give a
frea program at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at
Boyle Auditorium at Tampa’s M c­
C lin to ck High School.
Charte and Marta Currie w ill play
one show at 6 p.m. Sunday at
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Monday at Dooley’s. T ickets are
S8J0.
Peter Sch lokale and ASU ’s Sym­
phony Orchestra w ill perform aaveral
w orks by fire notorious P.D.Q. Bach
at 6 p.m. Monday In Gammage
Cantor. T ickets are $7, 86, $5 and $1
for A8U students at Gammage and
Diam ond's Box O ffices.
THEATER
MJaaua the C h ris t" w ill be
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O tta," M aretta played a host of
character*, frani watlar la patita lo osta
to drunkard to pool player te bouncor. And
o#the ifiaat anaaa alar la
fa M Il of
several of tte character*.
Oaa of the patraña swished hi* drink
la M b BMBlb a la Chaplin befare
a lia r mating some
\of load, »bowed the aaam delight
Ihm laattar
MH» ta the eM dem ie “ Odd Rod).” Bat
the a a ita r acted most like Chaplin. The
t r it e ly waddle, the indomitable spirit, the
arnioni far e— aO a e ra unmiatakabM.
The Met half of the performance
h a t r e d moatiy short ridts with “ Bip,” the
altar age de a n that Marceau created.
In “ Bip Plays David and Gohath,”
M ai i! sail sharnataly emerged from behind
a sm a l partition as Mg, muscular GoUath,
ttaaaa diminutive David.
During oaa ■agaance, Goliath
David around the partition eo rapidljr that
ft warned as though there really were two
people iavolvad in the chaw.

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B ip abo made appearancw as a train
travel» and Bon tamer.
W hile riding the train, B ip found himself

arceau

waiting to uè« an occupied raatraow. Urn
audience empathised with the poor down
bat coukbi’t help laughing at Me w rvoue
pacing and sheer frustration. It w w
CharlioChapUn again.

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Ae Bip the Hon tamer, Marceau chewed
that couibiattion of bravery aad fear, of
strength and vulnerability that made
ChapUn, and now Bip, a t lovable.
In Mo lw t act, Marceau powd w a
maakmakcr who tries an masks of various
expressions. Of course, be efidn’t really uoe
any m att*— he just changed hie facial ex­
pressions w effectively that he appeared
to be putting on aad taking off matta.
Then one of tho metto, the eoe «ritta a
hugs orn ile, got stuck on Ms face. Marceau
frantically struggled to remove it, and a ll
the «ridia the crazy smile remained.
Became the body gmturw ware w
deeparate and the molle w incongruous
«ritta the body gestures, the illusion of the
m att «ras both very impressi ve and very
hilarious.
Then the perform ance «ras over, and the
audience gave Marceau a standing ova­
ttali. For he hod lived up to Ms reputation
w tho world’s greatest mime.

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Imagery From Tho Pla ins, meant
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Nobody's perfect; are they?
B y J ln E k fe g e r

10’.
U nfortunately, no one is
perfect A t least almost no one.
Some, by judgemsnt, can lay
claim to perfection.
Bo D erek has proven that aome
people caa get dose with enough
looks. Nadia Comanec i proved
you can get theca with enough
skill.
M ove over B o and Nadia and
shake hands with K urt Thomas,
another fata short line of impeccablility. Thomas is now a gym­
nast of perfection.
He scored a 10 (in gymnastics)
on die parallel bars in this year’s
Am erican Cup Gym nastics m eet
The score was based on 10. Logic
dictates you can’t get any better.
But what dom logic know?
“ I never think I’m capable of
being perfect, and I don’t think
that was a perfect routine,”
Thomas said. "The scores built
up during the night, some guys
bad O J’s and 0.0’s, and then I h its
good routine and they gave me a
10. It was the clim ax of the com­
petition type of thing.
Humble — the virtue of heroes.
But it wears well on Thomas,
because if there is one thing he is,
it’s hero m aterial.
But though humble, Thomas
isn’t w afting around with a
bucket over his head.
" I’m not going to give it back to
them though.’’
Thom as (Bdn’t go to college far
naught Besides being percep­
tive, he knows the subjectivity of
Judging gym nastic routines, and
knows you take what you can get
when you can get i t
“ You can technically score a
perfect 10 I guess, but I’ve done
better routinee than that one.’’
Is there a beyood-10 a rm . f t
there anyone that not only caa
reach perfection, but go where no
one dare tread?
“The way the women’s system
is sot up now, they can score as
high as 10.S or 10.0,” Thomas
said.
Get out of the way Bo.
V nothing d m , Thom as’ 10 put

the icing on the pommel horse
that he is the best gymnast in this
country, and poasibty the world.
But the latter iseue has not been
settled, not to Thomas’ or other
gym nast’s satisfaction. The
disconsoiatian of the entire mat­
ter lies in the fact that it may
never be settled. The Olym pics ft
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n eith er comes out ahead
F o r p u n , unadaultered rug­
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known aa the place to ba — but
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If you want to decide wMcb to
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Bowles doas, play both.
Having w aptotod a four-yea r
football career a t ABU , Bowles
has recently resumed eaaaatoa
in a sperthe had loft betdad with

rugby.
’T h e comradery evident in
rugby to what f —«■"— «“ p to
a ll about,” said Bowles. “ Rugby
players share a conunon bond on
a personal le v e l Football has a
different attitude. A team bend
exists, but the riva lry among
teams to strong."
Bowles ’ interest In rugby ape
first sparked during his Junior
year hi hijgi school when he
began playing (or the St. M ary’s

College »Hm»ni team in Danville,
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concentr ate his athletic efforts
towards football where a college
scholarship would provide Urn
with the education he desired.
“ In football you have the con­
stant responsibility to produce to
protect your sc h o la rsh ip ,"
Bow ks s a il “ Playing to please
tho coaches, you often loae sight

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Morm about

Thomas possesses 'flair' for perfection
* T a not saying I’m the best in
the world. I won the World ChampiauoMps (117«), but that’s not
the ultim ate. The Olym pics, in
gym nastics or any athletic event
is. U ntil you prove yourself there,
yen can’t possibly soy you’re the
b a st”
W hs the bast Is, Hke a 10 in a
gymnast>i ■ event, is at bast sub­
jective. U Thom as’ following has

p k s can take it on the chin.
Tagged the T ie d Piper’ of
gymnastics, Thomas’ following is
diverse. It has almost become a
syndrome, that if you don’t like
Kurt Thomas, you can't order appie pis.
"I really don’t ca rs about tbs
nicknam es,”
Thom as said .
"They’re names. I guess I was
the first one to really come on in
gymnastics as far as the crowd
and Mtdo girts that I a ttra ct It

wsn that sort of thing, so they
have to heve something to w rits
about. It reaBy doesn’t bother
m e.”
B e also has the snviable —
on your levs for tooth
of being in the same
breath as Danny Osmond, of
which he has ns regrets when
analysing the sucrose and wealth
of the famous sinner.
“ It (whatever it Is) appeals to
dttfarsut groups, and I appeal to
younger groups and kids. I relate
to them also. I fe ta lot of m ail (10
to 80 letters a week) and try to
read and answer them alL M y
w ifedom a lot of it though.”
Looking like be just fell out of a
mythology book, and performing
like it, Thomas m ay be on the
rise, or already there, to becom­
ing one of Am erica's most be­
loved heroes.
Dssidee the looks, sk ill and per­
so n a lity to get the Ja c k
Armstrong-job done, Thomas
also has that Am erican attitude
of first or fig h t
Everything in Thom as’ reper­
toire centers around winning.
“Winning ie everything, second
is nothing. I’m second in the
world in the all-around, and it’s
good, bid I’m not the best, and so
and have nothing to claim far
m yself.”
Having nothing to claim might
be a little drastic coming from a
person that has achieved the suc­
cess Thom as has. It might even
be a little tee humble, if humble
has its lim its.
But one has to understand the
sacrifice amateur athlete« of the
quality of Thom as go through just
to reach one momont in the Olym ­
pics, to conceptualise why he Is
still hi nowher e's-ville while still

having

fa ll

of

Thomas said ha weald compete
in any event the U A derided to
substituts far the Olym pics, but
maintained it weukfa’t be fas
same.
“ It’s (a U J . Olym pic boycott)
disappointing obviously,” he
said, “ basarne I trained a ll my
life far this cnmpotttian and now
they’re going to take it away
from m e. I’ m net thrilled aboat it,

however I am eupportlng a
boycott because the country is
and that’s why you compete in
the Olym pics, far your country . It
would be tough to compete
without them. But wbe says we
can even go. If the President aays
no, It’s no.”
P er Thomas, it's Moscow or
bust, there w ill be no M M .
“ I doubt there w ill be Gaines in
.*M if we boycott now,” he said.

Friday, M arch 2 8 ,19808tata Presa Paga 19

Mora about

Football is war;
Rugby is 'bear'
of playing t a r aqJoymoaL
“ You can’t imagine the mental
a — »»«da of a Fran k Kuah foot­
ball practice,” aaid Bowles,
dmcrlbtng Cam p Tantanoa aa
"the d oaeet tiring la aociety to
war” .
‘I ’ve had friends come real
done to kaiag it a ll,” aaid
Bowlm . “ You’d lay in bed hurt­
ing ao much you eoukhTt aee
atraigfat and wander what the hail
you’re doing there,” Bowlea

one and then go n it and do a beDof-a-Job an rugby playera.’’
Both rugby and football involve
brutal physical contact and the
ability to bounce back from In­
juries la a necessity.

RUGBY
vs.
FOOTBALL

"In football, It’s like ploying
■gain»! machines, but In
rugby you’rs playing fsoo to
foot. The fritting strategy Is
sim ilar, you hast to have
tha daalro to go out them
“fci football, you bava tha and put oomoona on Mo
back.”
constant responsibility to
product to pradaet your
noholarahip. Playing to
Bowles suffered a knee injury
pisaos Mio ooaoliss, you p leytaf football hie Juntar year at
ofton lo ss sight of playing A 8U tket left M m with a
reconstructed right knee, but fa il­
for enjoym ent”
added, recalling the long, hot
■leeplam nighta.
The negative reinforcement
phikephy Imposed by Kuah ia
diam etric to the encouragment
offered by rugby coach BiHy
Carter, Bouden la id .
“ Moot rugby teame lack a good
coach, but C arter’! excellence br­
in g! the team together.”
Rugby practice! are tar from
soft, requiring atamtna and en­
durance to tolerate the conatant
nam ing.
“ In football, it’a like ptayii«
against machines, but in rugby
you’re playing tace to tace,” he

"You ca n t imagine the
mental demands of a Prank
Kuah football piuotloo. It’s
ths otoaa sl thing In society
to war. Pro had friends
com e real oioso to losing H
all.”

ed to dampen his determination.
The recent extraction of vlria
wisdom teeth has Bowles looking
like he’s got a golf bell stuck in
tria right cheek — but don’t let
looks fool you, he’ll be reedy and
able to aid the rugby teem next

“After a footbaff gams, tha
players retreat to the locker
room In glory or anguish. In
rugby, no matter H you win
or loon, everyone advances
to the bar for a law bears.”

Wednesday when they fece U A at
Sun D evil Stadium.
“ The U A players and coaches
have been talking a lot of garbage
that they can bent ua,” said
Bowies. “They’re in for a sur­
prise.
“ After a football game the
playera retreat to the kickar
room in glory or in anguiah. In
rapby, no m atter tf you win or
loan, everyone advances to the
bar forataw hears."

■aid. “ The MMiag strategy is
aim iler in hath m orta, you heve
te heve the rim irato gp out d u ra
and put somebody on Me bock.”
Bowles aaid diet to play foot­
ball requires a “football sanee”
that not a ll good athl etes poaaesi.
“ I’ve aeon n lot of guy* that
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M ore about

Thomas not on top yet,
despite perfect plateau
"D o you think anyona w ill coma
bora (La* Angeles). Why work
■nathar four yaara fa r nothing?
"Plu* I’m at m y peak right
now. I don’t think I could main­
tain this position very long. Right
now is kind of m y era, m y time,
and I could continue to train, but I
don’t know how good I would be.”
Thom as
looking over
his shoulder tar oncharging whipp w m appen who seem to have
everythin g except a few years ex­
perience to step up and grab the
P ip er post
The day wa no longer gasp at
the th rill of the Thom as F la ir’ or
shiver at the twists and flying dis­
mounts m ight not be fa r off — or
could it be.
“ I’m not really sure what I’ll do
alter the Gaines, or whatever
they have. There are a lot of
things I’d like to do. I’d like to
sta y a ctiv e ly
in volved
in
something, whether promotion,
or coaching, or commentating, or
something.”
How one interprets the “ or
something” determines how fa r
in the future you think the Pied

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league baseball owners “ have
admitted to me that they don’t
see any way to control each
other,” so they are seeking the
support of the players’ union to
help keep salaries and costs
down, the director of the Players
Association said Thursday.
P layers’ union boas M arvin
M iller and Ray Grebey, the chief
negotiator for the owners, are in
the m kkt of talks aim ed at
form ulating a new four-year
basic agreement and avoiding a
threatened players’ strike. The
Federal Mediation and Con­
ciliation Service, at the owners’
request, Thursday agreed to
became involved in the talks.
The
fe d e ra lly
m ediated
meeting w ill take place Sunday
in Palm Springs, C alif., said
Kennedy E . Moffett, deputy
(ire cto ro f the service.
M ille r said the ta& s so far
have been stalled by owners’
demands that should not even be
an the table.
“They cam e in with a demand
that no player can be offered
more than a one-year contract if
he has loss than five years
service,” M ilw w r said. “ They
don't have to offer more than
that now. They want us to take
over m anagem ent’s respon­
sibility.”
M iller said it is for a sim ilar
reason that owners are seeking a
change hi the free agency
system.
The owners, he said, want to
“ change free agency to a trade.
The free agent in some cir­
cumstances could not be signed
by a club unless that d u b gives
u p s regular.”
Such a change would "break
the back of the free agency
system, and the savings to the
owners would be in the tens of
m illions of dollars, " M illar said.
Grebey has rsg sa teily refused
to comment on the specifics of
the negotiations, but said the
owners see no reassn why the
season should not open on time,
A p r il», even U an agreement has
not been reached. The players,
though, fear that if they perform
without a contract, the owners
could declare an hnpasse end

Piper w ill wafe into the sea .
Thomas said he’ll probably
return to ASU next year, and said
he is looking for a house in
Arizona.
“ I’D pretty much play it by ear
and see how long I want to com­
pete. When I’m finished, I’m
finished.”
Arizona could be considered
one of the saving graces far the
12-year old sensation. Thomas
said be was getting “ stale” at In­
diana State, where he competed
for four years, and that he
“ needed a new group of guys to
work out with.”
But with the boycott, the edges
have been shaved a Dttle from the
medals won and the accolades
rained down.
Gym nastics is a guiding light to
Thomas, obviously. Where would
he be without a blur to twist bn?
“ I don’t know. I don’t even
know if I would have gone to col­
lege. I definitely wouldn’t have
had the money to go. It’s been so
much a part of m y life, I have no
idea where I would be now. ”
Gym nastics has made Thomas,
and
vice-versa.
A ctu a lly ,

Thomas might be getting the
short eod of tha stick. But it has
provided him with travel and op­
portunities he probably would not
have had. C a ll it a draw.
Question: V K u rt Thomas were
in cap and gown and graduating
from high school, how many
talent scouts out there would be
waiting at the end of the aisle
with a sign-on-tbe-dotted-line
scholarship offer? The country is
Thomas was not recruited out
of high school, because “ I wasn’t
that good.” But he wasn’t in­
sulted. He got a scholarship from
ISU, and they get the perception
award for the day.
Now he’s good. The best —
maybe. Despondently Thomas
mufls over the fact of the Olym­
pic boycott. Thé thought brings
paiaftd words.
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Sun Devil baseball team
hopes for luck on road
The bon* advantage t i often talked about in
oporto. It !o rated ao being very important in
hockey and baahsthall, somewhat ao in football,
but in bassbtU? It’s not euppoeed to make any dif­
ference. B at Jim Brock bae got to be wondering.
Hla Son D evils have an overall record of 37-10-1
and are in first place in the P A C Sootbern Division
witfa a 0 4 m ark. But on the road the Devils are a
miserable H 1 overall and 14 in the “S te P a c."
If the Devile hope to stay in first place in the con­
ference, they w ill have to improve that percen­
tage. l i e y have a chance to do so this weekend, as
they opened a three gam e series at Southern Cal
last night.
The Tinmans are fourth place in die conference
with a M r ecord, Just one game behind ASU and
U C LA . The D evils lead the Bruins by a few

p rr~ n » p f p * «*«
"A ctually we’re not playing that bad on the
rood,” B rock said. "It could be any number of
things. Wben you don’t play w ell on the road it’s a
combination. Actually, we played well in the
Haw aii series (the D evils lost four of six) and
against Nevada-Las Vegas (die Devils lost one
and dad one) wo got down to our seventh and
eighth p itch en but cam e bock well for being down
thotfar.
"A gainst C a l (ABU was 1-3 in the series) we had
an average series. C al is a strong team and I
thought a ll along they would be strong this year.
8o losing a couple games on the road is not a ll that
bad.”
The Golden Bears are in third place, leading
Southern C a l by percentage points.

Kachln« Isttla Stop

"Right now the conference race is extremely
oven ¿ad it’s going to take success on the rood by
one team or another in order to move a team into
the driver’s seat,” Brock said.
Things generally got hot who* ASU and U8C
meet an the diamond. Over the years they rank as
the most successful college heeahall powers.
“ It’s always an extremely competitive at­
mosphere whan those two teams got together,”
Brock said. “ When you ta k about traditions of anceilaace in college bos she II, Arizona State and
USC are teams that epitomise that kind of quality.
V ery often, it’s a case of the players from the
respective teams taking that to heart and playing
some very competitive baseball. It should be a
strong matchup.”
The D evil bats have carried the team in early
action this season. The key perform ers have been
. third baseman M ike Sodden and outfielderhitter A lvin Davis. Sodders had seven
runs batted in in ASU ’s 1 M win over U C LA Mon­
day, Just one short of the ASU r ecord which was
set by Alan Danuisfar, C lay Westlake and Chris
Baade. Three of Sodders rbi cam e on Ms 11th
home run of the year.
Davis, with a batting average of .443, has
reached base safely in a ll MR one Sun Devil game
this year.
The Sun Devils w ill return home Monday when
they face Lewis and C lark College in a 7 p.m.
game at Packard Stadium. ASU returns to con­
ference action Thursday when the Devils start a
three game aeries with U A .

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Friday, March 28,1900

W icksell 'doesn't believe his legs' in fast mile
B r C h u lt D I u

3:99.78. The fastest American
nil* this year and it belong» to
ASU student Ray Wicksell. H a t
Wicksell, ranaiag far tbs Sob 4
Track Club in the Martin Lutber
King Freedom Games, recorded
that time fa surprising —
especially to Wicksell.
“It surprised me because 1‘m
not in the shape to run that fast.’’
Wicksell, who quit the ASU
track team last year, attributes
the dUfacence in his sub-fourmiauls mile aad his lf l l per­
formance to a combination of
things.
"T h e difference," be said, "fa
that I have a coach that really
carea and someone to train with,
Steve Scott, that really pushse
me. Steve’s really helped me a lot
and I think (ASU track coach
Lon) MOller’o one of the world’s
best coaches.’’
While Miller is getting the best
of Ray Wicksell to come out.
Miller may need a similar effort
from Ms Sun Devils to win s
quatkangular and double dual
meet this Saturday.
After taking five dual meets
against one km and winning two
triangufars, both men’s and
women’s track and field teams
will try to win their first
quadrangular meet and extend
their dual meet struck to seven
against Nebraska, Iowa State
and NAU Saturday at Sun Angel
Stadium.

Grog Moore and Vince Jo
both w ill ran the 188 and 188-

N CAAs.

For the last three weeks, the
trio of Glenn Robinson, Mike
GUtner and Mark Hodgwn, all
Pac-18 qualifiers, have swept the
javelin.
"The sprints are a little bit
hard to determine,” Miller said.
"You have to see a sprinter to
knew how he’ll run.
“I think we have an edge in the
sprints and hurdfas but not a
large one.”

Mike Dugan (4M) wiB be in the
triple jump.

Brown w ill run the 188.
Moore basa 19.81 season beat to
the MB.
In M e 808, Moore has run a
a j y and Jones a 81.48.
O lym p ic bronxe m edalist

John Lsaetrohm (14.84) and
decathlets Jeff Mantpas (14.98)
wiB see action in the 119-hfah
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e n « — a p v « you rrndy ac8s*Wasa saS Sene a WluU »•
brary si yew « f t a a s í n Osya.

Bruce Heide Mads the Devils in
the shot put with a heave of 18.48metars.
jo n « ,' Moore, Bream and
Evaaa are expected to ba the 4 x
l8(Hnetar relay team
M ike
Sullivan, Evans, Wayne Redd
and L ie n Tubbe are the 4 x 448yard relay team.

The ASO womea’a team w lll
hostnational Champion Cal StateNorthridge. The Devifa were second to tbe M atado» in 1978.

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M ille r is conceding the
distances.
“ W e ll get our lunch eaten,” he
Along with tbs
javelin. M iller feels the field
events w ill be the key.
"Probably the bottom line fa
that we need to do well there to
win.”
The Devils havp two 14-foot-«
pole vaulters in Ron Barela and
M ike Mason.
Coart Owens (8.14-msters) w ill
go hi the high jum p and Steve
Carson (18.89) and Torn Flood
(8J7) w ill be in the long jump.

The meet w ill be scored as a
four-way event and a h o as a dou­
ble dual m eet
“ W e’re very concerned, ”
M iller said. “ It’s going to be a
tough meet for us.’’

ASU beet both Nebraska and
Iowa State in 190« and beat the
Lumberjacks, 110-44, March 18.
"The three teams (ASU,
Nebraska and Iowa State)
matchup competitively all the
way doom the line,” Miller said.
“I’m concerned in the discus and
javelin.”
Scott Hersh, Bruce Heide and
John Graves have all qualified
for the Pac-M finals in the discus,
and Hersh, with a 1810 best of
57.78 meters, has qualified for the

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W illie Shaw
named coach c—
of secondary CLASSIFIEDS
Football coach D a rryl Rogers
has coeepletod Me A SU coaching
staff with th e h M a g of W illie
Shew ep defensive
coach.
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See Dtege State.
The addition of Shaw completes
the ASU eoaddag staff, which
else includes Bob Bakar (offen­
sive coordinator), Ran Chtemar
(offensive tecktaa and tight
ends), George D yer (defensive
coordinator), M o Forte (outside
recei ver»), C . T . Hewgley (offen­
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Luglnbill (Inekte ttnebnekere and
the tens holdover firem Frank
Kush’s staff) aad Dan Under­
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