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Kearney promises affirmative action plan
to a n o ffcrtte dsiiainatrate a strong conunitment to af­
firm ativ«
ASU athletic director has ip -

Iim o o Mm to mto te àputoafi Wring

■ f e w ill o w n op with a new plan lo r the athletic
department,” Joe Kearney said W t to m rtay. “ We w ill
toe 111« and current procedures and create a
he w ill be working with the committee
vice president for affirm ative
action, w ill serve aa a consultant. __ _______
“ W# have had some meetings already, n e re or h n
f i i t w i the ideas and concerns in the athletic depart­
ment and hew they retate with the ongoing goals of toe
U niversity,” Kearney said.
_______________
Kearney added the purpose is to fu lfill the federal
■ for affirm ative action, and to determ ine the

department's Itag-fangpfoaband a s p ira tto .
The UatoenHy had been accused by the ASU Black
Caucus and a Faculty donato esiect com m ittee on interTTp«gt«t» athietirs of. violating affirm ative action
p tuimHUM in the hiring of Kearney, head football coach
D a rryl R ogen end ihr assistant football caachee.
M id net only w ill the plan concentrate on
numbers, b n ta k c an specific poticiee.
__
,
“ We'D be »«*i"g at things Hke active recruiting for
every position and eeeking out m inoritiee,” he eaid.
M srtinm wd*-» that addate support systems w ill be
•tndted to insure that p ia y e n recruited into the program
graduate.
"W e a ko want to be sure athletic facilitee are accesihl« tn flu ,

” fct M id .

G oak and timetables wtH be protected in compliance
with fSdm al affirm ative action guidatine», M artinet

added.
“ But we hope to go beyond that and make an active
commitment, such as for active recruitment for every
position” he m id. “ We want to make it as real aa possi­
ble, and have people be reminded ef their ahtiflattma. ”
Kearney has invited 1» people to serve on the commit­
tee, although some have yet to respond. Thoee invited in­
clude Mona Plum m er, associate athletic dhector, as
chairperson; Juliene Simpson, woman's basketball
coach; Rogers; Don Robinson, gymnastic* coach; and
Jim Newman, assistant basketball coach.
- Others ara Leonard M iller, truck coach; Bobby
D ow las, wrestling conch; Sanon Castillo, athletics ad­
m inistrator; Bernard Jackson, coordinator for the
y* -» H n n « i opportunities Program and Joachin
Montemayor, rTTu *»"* coordinator to bilingual,
bicultural education training grants.

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C A R T E S M A Y M O V E A G A IN S T IRAN T O D A Y
W A SH IN G TO N — President C arter may order further
retaliatory m oves against Iran a s early a s today but w ill not co n ­
sid e r m ilitary actio n to free A m erican s held hostage In Tehran
until after m id-M ay, / t o p aide said W ednesday. T he aide, who
d eclin ed to be quoted by nam e, Indicated that a C arter an­
nouncem ent o f new eco n om ic and diplom atic sa n ctio n s w ould
co m e soon — perhaps in tim e fo r a nationally broadcast new s
co n feren ce tentatively sched uled fo r today.
K E N N E D Y C O U R T S P E N N S Y LV A N IA L A B O R V O T E
PITTSB U R G H — Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, vow ing he’s in the
presidential race “ right up until the roll c a ll," cam paigned for
labor support in th is hard-hat city W ednesday, hoping it m ight
carry him past President C arter in Pennsylvania’s approaching
D em ocratic prim ary. W ith the prim ary le ss than a w eek away,
Kennedy has lined up m ore labor backing in the heavilyindustrial state than Carter, having w ooed the blue-coliar vote
with h is pro-union voting record in the Senate and h is wage and
price control proposals.
P A N E L E N D O R S E S S T U D E N T R E G E N T C A N D ID A TE
PH O EN IX — Renee M arie Marter, 20, o f M esa, w as recom ­
m ended a s a student m em ber o f the Arizona Board o f R egents
W ednesday by the Senate Education Com m ittee. M arler, a
junior studying eco n o m ics and p olitica l scie n ce at N A U , w ould
be the third student regent in a three-year experim ental pro­
gram. She su cce e d s Jo e l Stin er o f A S U and Andrew Federhar of
UA. “ I w ould expect that we w ill have a bill before u s next year
to m ake the student regent perm anent,” said com m ittee ch air­
wom an Sen. A nne Lindem an, R-Phoenix.
C U B A N R E F U G E E S A R R IV E IN C O S T A RICA
S A N J O S E , C osta. R ica — M ore than 230 Cuban exiles, som e
w eeping w ith relief, others w ith fis ts aloft shouting “ liberty”
and “ dow n with Com m unism ,” arrived from Havana on two
p lanes W ednesday. O ne refugee said he w as beaten a s he
boarded, oth ers said their countrym en stoned them on the way
to the airport. “ I w as attacked by a group o f people at the air­
port," Juan A lberto R odriguez said, "but I feel like it Is a new
day. I have left the hell o f C u ba.” T he arrivals w ere the first o f an
estim ated 10,800 C u b a n s who packed them selves in to the Peru­
vian Em bassy In Havana the w eek o f A p ril 4.
G E N E R A L M O T O R S D R O P S 12JM0 F R O M P A Y R O L L
D ETR O IT — G eneral M otors C o rp . w ill lay o ff 12,000 m ore
em ployees from seven assem bly plants,, the nation’s biggest
autom aker sa id W edne sday. Entire sh ifts w ill be dropped from
five a ssem b ly lin e s in four o f the plants, G M said. T h e an­
nouncem ent cam e one day after Ford M otor C o . sa id It w ould
lay o ff 15,000 em ployees, 6,100 o f them from w hite-collar Jobe.
S o far th is year, the ca r sa le s o f the n atio n 's five m ajor
autom akers are running 16 percent behind thoee o f a year ago.

TEEN AG E

M INORITY

U N E M P LO Y M E N T

W illiam Tell w ould b e p ro u d
PH O RN IX <AP) - A lta r bsatfag bask a
fistful of frivolous amendments, the Artsoaa
Senate approved a b ill Wednesday to allow the
teaching of bow eafoty in pafabc schools.
House BID M U add i bow and arrow training
to firearm safety in the list of perm issible
curricula.

A s thè Sonata approved thè messore, M-S,
Navajo Sen. Arthur Hubbsrd, D-Ganado,
remarked, “ T b ii is going to be very beneficiai
lo some of m y friends tfcat we ca li pale face.”
Amoog amendmeota that wound up in thè
dky’a accumula hoc of scrap pepar vere
pròvisiona lo teseti atout “ butto» and boera.”

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W A SH IN G TO N — C h ro n ica lly high unem ploym ent am ong
m inority teen-agers co u ld eese In the 1980s becau se o f an ex­
pected population drop am ong w hite youth, p residen tial adviser
S t u r t Elzenstat said W ednesday. Elzanstat, President C a rter's
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S T A R S A N D S TR IP ES O O W N ED A T M EM O R IA L
P E A R L H A R B O R , Haw aii — T he A m erican flag that flie s over
the U .8 .S. A rizona M em orial w as hauled dow n and thrown Into
the w ater W ednesday by three p eop le who attem pted to raise a
red flag, a Navy spokesm an said. A naval baas p o lice o ffic e r sta­
tioned on the long w hite m em orial, w hich stand s over the
sunken hulk o f the battlesh ip A rizona, arrested the trio w ith the
aid o f visito rs w ho w itnessed the incident, said Lt. Cdm r.
Stephen B ecker, a p u b lic a ffa irs o ffice r. There w as a sc u ffle dur­
ing the arrest, but no reports o f any Injuries, B e cker said.______

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U.S.-Mexican border subject of talk

N e w A S A S U o ffic ia l to fig h t
c a m p u s b an o f X -ra te d film s
j y lB a t lm s t y
T b s newly elected Associated
Students activities idea president
lo r 1M M 1 said Wednesday that
he w ill carry oa the fight to
retract U niversity President
Jehu Scbwada’s baa of X-rated
film s from campus.
“ I don't think that the ban is
right,” C hris Spinella said. “We,
as students, should set up our own
guldeWnsa. It (the ASASU Nash
Hag F ilm Serioa) Is a series sot
up by students.”
The series has shewn X-rated
film s on campus for approx­
im ately five yeans. The film s
have
boon
banned
sinca
SptnaHa said be w ill wait for
the Arizona attorney general's
decision on Scbwada’s legal right
Is ban the film s before ha con­
siders taking action g a in s t the
Unir s rs ilj through the flmartren
C iv il Llbertiea Union.
S in . Jim Kotos, R-TUcaon,
made a request A p ril 1 for A t­

torney General Bob Corbin’s opi­
nion. Corbin usually issues bis
opinions 30 days after they are re­
quested.
ASASU Activities V ice Presi­
dent L o ri Tanner has worked
with the local A C LU chapter,
which has agreed to accept the
students'case far the rem oval of
the ban. The chapter, now looking
for attorneys for the case, pro­
bably w ill file for a court iqjunetion roqniriag Scfawada to retract
his decision.
SpineBa said he wifi try to work
w ith T a n n e r and a rra n g e
meetings with Schwada and
A C LU officials to dbcum the b a a
Schwada refin ed to com m ent.
Spinella, a sophomor e business
m ajor, w ill take office June 1.
H e said be w ill restructure the
Nesb H all F ilm
Series by
f reeling ■ inlnnterr itiw trrt rnm
mittaa to devise guidelines for the
film series and make recommen­
dations to the director.

If X-rated film s are ever al­
lowed on cam pus again, the com­
mittee would decide U the series
should show them, be said.
“ The committee would be
representative of students at
ASU , ”Spinella said.
He said he has not decided bow
many students w ill make up the
committee, but ho wifi decide by
the end at the month so the posi­
tions can appear in the ASASU
Job advertisements for next tafi.
The present structure of the
Neeb HaU F ilm Series does not
allow “ enough tfiversity” for film
selection , be said
The film series is now run by a
single student director.
Spinella said by banning the
film s, Schwada entered into a
very vagus area of law.
“ It takes a Judge to decide
legally what’s obscene," he said.
"N ot afl X-rated film s are por­
nographic and oboesne.

A notad M arican anthropologist wifi present a seminar on
“ U X .-M orican Borderlands P erspectives’’ Tuesday at ASU.
D r. Fernando Cam ara of M exico’s National Institute of An­
thropology and History, w ill apoak at 3:30 p.m . in Room C-1U of
the Anthropology Building.
The program, origina tor schednled for M arch 35, is cospon­
sored by ths ASU Center for Latin Am erican Studtas and the an­
thropology departm ent The public m ay attend without charge.

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Budget trim
could affect
intramurals
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ASU could bo forced to dose
the gymnasiums sad eliminate
re cre a tio n a l
sw im m ing
on
weekondi to accommodate a
mandated > M ,m cut in the
Associated Students budget, the
in tra m u ra ls
d ire cto r
sa id
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Intram ural! receives its fund­
in g
through
student
fees
allocated by ASASU.
“ Our prim ary goal is to ran an
intram orali program ,** Keith
Jacobsen said. “ We had to look
fa r other areas to cut back.”
Other cuts would include d o s­
ing the gym s on hofidays and
vacations, reducing the weight
room hours to 13 hours per weak,
elim inating intram ural madka
fo r softbafi, cutting operating
s u p p lie s
a n d e lim in a tin g
unemployment Insurance.
Jacobean said ouch cuts would
save ASASU M.M7The ASASU S n a te allocated
$143,19$ to IntraamralB for the
lM O-tl fisca l year. The • percent
cuts Jacobean recommend! are
baaed on the 197MI intram ural
budget of tU M B T .
" A lot o f people are gdag to be
affec ted by them cuts,” he said.
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T h a p hilosoph er has to be the bad co n scie n ce o f h is age.
— N ietzsch e

Special treatment
'absurd, insulting'

E d ito r:
M in o rity groups picketing the
adm inistration! It would be m ore
appropriate if the adm inistration
p ick e te d
m in o rity
g ro u p s.
R ecru it m inorities fo r the student
body and faculty? Anybody
qu alified can teach here, and the
ten d en cy is
to lea n
over
backw ards to hire someone with
a b lack face, Spanish nam e, an
A m erind look and/or fem ale sex!
A s fo r the students, just about
anybody with a high school
education, and som e apparently
without it, can enter — and often
do. Since the tuition pays only
about one quarter of the costs,
everyone has an autom atic threequ arter scholarship. Students
drop out if they ca n ’t cut it, find
they don’t lik e college, or decide
they ca n do as w ell fin an cia lly

without a degree. Color, race,
nam e or ethnic background has
nothing to do w ith that decision.
A s fo r the percentage figures
proving som ething is wrong with
the U n iversity, the sam e “ lo gic”
could be used to prove the
coaches a re against Chicanos,
A m erinds, and Caucasians. See
how few there a re on the football
and basketball team s in relation
to the num bers in the state
population!
It is absurd, and insulting to
m inorities, to treat m em bers of
non-Caucasian groups as though
they were in ferio r and needed
special treatm ent. Let everyone
earn his w ay on the athletic field
and in the lecture h a ll o r lib ra ry .

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Liberalism: a facade of redemption?
Thise editor!at
editorial is
is ono
o n e in
in a ccontinuing
o n tin u in g series
a e r ie s written
w r itte n by
la h irf a
tha Riesdoy
n u it n r Chib.
Cluh
members
o ft the
Modems fa il to recognise that evil is not always — or
evenum aDy— manifested in “jackboots,” but rather in
” "<H"g teem and sweat profeaaions of “freedom ,”
“ equality,” “ Uheration,” and “peace,” and in the
savages that pass for men.
In a brilliant piece for A t Journal of Value Inquiry ,
H arry Neumann demonstr ates the natural equation of
libera Hem and communism, based on the denial of dif­
ference« between ideologies and/or individuals by both
“ Today, im plementation of Epicureanism is the pur­
pose of both, liberal democracies and communist
regim es, however bitterly they disagree on the beat
means to their joint goal. In the name of modern
Epicureanism , communist regimes frequently suppress
local, ethnic at racial claim s. In liberal democracies,
where m inority claim s against the regime enjoy much
greater tolerance, they invariably appeal to some form
of Epicurean universalism and not to the a n cestra l
religious laws of the m inorities concerned. ”
Liberalism has provided a b ea d s of a long-awaited
redemption. Men convince themselves its coining has
cleansed their souls and opened their hearts. A t its very
root, and perhaps in its very purpose, liberalism entices
sweetly, but the consequences are altogether severe.

Equality, a concept
conrapt (he
the liberal battles for daily.
deity,
la to
hnbe
Hi*
■ «watchword
I r iim r i of of
the
lCIBs.
and
uafarproved
the
tho
1970s,
and
unfor­
tunately the trend sa m e to hnve takan root in ths lfH s .
The word ttoelf hue takaa on an shneat r sMglw purity.
It has ascen ded to a plateau of exem plary virtues and
continusB to receive its worshippers, who kn sri in
reverent capitulation. Its (had p ise hnve unjustifiably
sim plified and deemed equal worthy and unworthy prin­
ciples alike, and have constructed and codified a system
of indecision that form s the basis of their existence.
The objective observer defines a ll values ad prin­
ciples, no m atter the content or motivation, ns equal.
This sim plistic fusion, the epitome of a lazy and liberal
ideology, is grounded in the notion that values,
synonymous with feelings, are rooted in the environ­
ment. Logically it follows, then, that values — the sole
source of which is an unalterable environm ent— are a r­
bitrary, and that feelings, which are not succeptlble to
em pirical evidence, are irrational. If one’s values are
defined by one’s environment, then no one can be held
responsible for his actions.
The fanatic conclusions of this notion not only excuse
the evil-doer from punishment, bid also excuse the
observer from delivering any judgment or thought. The
lives of both are sim plified. One has free reign to com mit
any action one desires, and a ll m ay relish the conviction
that they are serving humanity through equality.

Perhaps Ubarmhsm
liberalism la an attempt to «mapa
sacapa a com
plicated
world,
refugo
from
difficult
thought
nlicatud
world,
to to
M task
k refuge
from
difficult
thought
Oi an
an Wand of iadodsten and sim plicity of mind.
If one conjugates this nihilistic daaial of good and evil,
one finds truth sphomsreal, relevant only to tim e, place,
and circumstance. A ll have their own expertonraa and
ther efore are entitled to their own truths. No single in­
dividual is capable or has the “right” to impoee his truth
If one were to be so bold as to attempt sucha
surely protestations of “ tyranny" and
“racism ” would quickly follow.
The su m a s of this liberal ideology — not to be coofuoed with tho opposition to consorvstlsin — is tho brea­
sted cultural drive toward hedonism. Adm ittedly, this
doctrins is appetising sad seductive. But it Is dangerous,
and ultim ately it is a doctrine at xenophobic hatred and
racism .
The tragic irony surrounding the contrary doctrine —
that of the classical view — is that it appears racist and
an Impediment to freedom and equality and other such
baiting terms. It appears so because it recognizes,
legitim ately, differences in people and doctrines , and
choeoea to ip io re the euphemistic utteriags of
modernity.
How y n a t ths burdens of Jerem iah and Cassandra.
-P a tric ia Me ad rah ah

Don't drag us into it I Thanks for electing to help out
Editor:
I cannot state em phatically
enough that the position taken by
(protesting) CMcaao students is
solely their position. Vasques
may “ truly believe” that he is
representing m inority students,
but “unless wa educate” him and
show him ho is not, a ll m inority
students will be sucked into en­
dorsing a cottectiaa of opinions
that belong only to the CMcano
organisation.

I am outraged by the im plica­
tions made which lead the public
to believe that a ll m inorities have
their noses up the am of the
Chicano student organisation.
I believe there is a professional
way of approaching this problem
of minority eurottmsnt— one in
which dignity and respect are
maintained.
Nam e withheld i

Editor:
I would like to express m y deep appreciation to
a ll the groups and individuals who helped make
the ASASU elections a success. A s ejections coor­
dinator, I d ip ended on a grant m unhsr at people,
most of whom cam e through.
Thanhs to M ary A i A rm str ong and tho Facu lty
Wives Association; Louis H sram h asic,M iksW ich
and the A ir Fo rce R O TC ; M a rt JohnssuandfteH s
Sigma PI (prof partcm 1 fraternity.) Thm e three
groups wars the m ala staffers of ths «lavsnpolltoi
locations.
Of equal value ware tim e ASASU oanetars and
staff members who filled In
just there when I
Tho two main

I have to thaak ara ths IS
In ths prim ary and a ll ths

N onesf ths I t candidates is a loser. E v e ry one of
them gainod something from the experience. They
gave a part of themselves to this University and
its otudonte in order to make A8U s batter place to
get an education.
Wa had M percent at our studsnte get out and
sa ls, which I consider a ouccsso. This was shout
triple last year's turnout I haps this Is • sign of
tM n p tocom e.
Yon have four now executive officers: Tom
Ajam ie, President; Bob Mulhern, Executive Vice
Prsrtdant; Helen Mawhinney, Campus A ffairs
V ies Praridsot; and Chris Spinalis, Activities Wee
President Make them get out and work for you.
Your Arturo Is at stab», too.
Kevia Cosgrove
Caamus A ffairs V isa P rsrtisa t

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Editor:
curate assertions la M ary QIBsspIs’s editorial,
“ A8U — it taa’t whore the action is ," there is one
patently absurd statem ent that Jmernae rebuttal:
“ ..publication by Angle am iss is fadUtaiad by ths
existence at inform al estuart i sa i eng m ais prothat encourage r esear ch, collaboration,
ft
and p a e tty im prava the chancas of acceptance s f
work for p ublication"
A t this paint, the hoadhae Is a se a n te — A H /
IsaT wham ths a d ía n Is. O f ths profsartsm l Jour­
nals editad in A dd s that take my manuacripta, one
to edited by a nan A agio, P r sf ornar Y e ma mota,

’ is edited In part by a non m ale, P ro ­
fesser A . Nitoen
Thar sm a y b c astwarh s s tA g U (sadrtsaw hore)
thst m aks publics Moa m l rassarch aoaisr far
Atigio mates, but I don’t know about them.
Building • national (or international) natwort te
part of Ow agoay thet gsm lato building a earoer
sa a pabÉrttiag aradsm lrlsn, and m y Impreealsn
is thaï ths buildlag. of such nstworks is biaasd in
tenrsr of wam m, hlnchs, and Htepaalc Am oricnns.
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Thursday, A pril 17, i960 Stata P rass Paga S

Interracial ties stir
response at forum
By Jssd sJsh n ssa
Although male-female relation­
ships was the designated topic at
a B lack Awareness Week forum
yesterday, most of the attention
was directed at a more emotional
issue.
One of the three white women
in the audience of about SO said
that after listening to the d iscis­
sion she dtocovsrsd that a ll
blacks do not inherently get along
with one another.
T h is
o b se rv a tio n
drew
responses from many, who said
the m ajor problem was that most
white people do not realise blacks
are human and are individuals
with feelings and emotions.
Another member of the au­
dience said many white people
think Just because a person is
black, he or she w ill get along
with anyone else who is black.
Interracial relationships were
discussed for the first half-hour of
the forum, when some in the au­
dience said black men turn to
white women became they are
som etim es m ore receptive.
B lack women in the audience
then said the problem was more
that blacks at ASU do not get
along as Steads in the first place
and should try to get to know each
other in the begtim ing.
The 'discussion then took a
quick turn toward problems in
ilia ling with prejudices within
the white community.
Some professors at ASU were
targeted as m ajor barriers to
equal treatment. M embers of the
audieoce described various in­
stances of getting consistently
lower grades on papers and tests

and said it was because they are
Mack.
E d Ca trail, moderator of the
(fiscussion, said he had to tench
Ms two children early that
whenever the fam ily goes to
predominantly white stores and
neigiberhoods, they w ill be
stared a t
"It’s very hard to convince a
child that people don’t really
think be is a thief; they just stare
because he is M ack,” Catrell
said.
Though a ll discussion par­
ticipants came to ASU from dif­
ferent backgrounds and cultures,
they agreed the dim ate at this
University is worse than most.
“ Everyw here you go you have
people reminding you that you’re
M ack, and they don’t think you’re
worth anything,” one woman
said.
One man said that the’ way
things are, the Mack community
always would have to try to prove
itself twice as bard as the white
community.
Also part of Black Awareness
Week w ill be an art show and an
organisational fa ir today on West
Lawn at 11 a.m . A t 1 p.m. an af­
firm ative action forum w ill be
bended by Everett W inters in the
Language
and
L ite ra tu re
Building, Room C -l« .
On F rid a y, the Charles Lewis
Quintet w ill play in the M U
Rendevous Lounge at 11 a.m.
Black Awareness Week w ill
culm inate with the annual Kappa
Alpha PM picnic 11 a.m . Satur­
day at Daley Park.

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D is e a s e s , e m o tio n s re fle c te d
in h u m a n au ra, le c tu re r s a y s

Hanahs

S r M jr t a ia
H ie free lecture w ill be at 7 tonight in the Social
Doctors in m edicine and psychology recently
Science BuUdii«, Room 101. It is open to the
bo w disco*ored Mist the study of the human aura
public.
can help them In dtognosing both physical and
“Seme people can aaa auras spontanecurty
m ental diseasre, according to a visiting lecturer.
without even trying,” be said. "Others can team
“ It’s easy to tell if aomrthing is wrong with a
bow to perceive these auras through their th ird
parson by looking at his aura,” Jerom e Feldm an
eye.” ’
said.
Feldm an said he can see people’s auras, but on­
“ Auras can’t be seen by everyone. Only some
ly when he’s not trying to look at it
people can actually see them visually,” said
“ When I was in college, I would sometimes get
Feldm an, who is lecturing at ASU tonight on
real bored with e lecture and start dayihwaming."
“ Studies of the Human A ura.”
be sate “Then I would sometimes unconsciously
Everyone has an aura, a kind of elecsee my professor’s sum , and I could tell what his
tromagnetic halo that envelopes the human body,
feelings and emotions ware.”
he added.
Auras have different colors, shapes and n a n .
Feldm an said everything about a person is
Different
emotions and forcings cause the aura to
reflected in an aura, including feelings, thoughts,
take on dUferent characteristics, he said.
emotions and even illnesses.
• o asea o sasM o o a a o ea o ea o sa esa ssa a s

Pulitzer winner
to be awarded
honorary degree
Robert Pena W arren, a thr ee
tim e recipient of the Pulitzer
Prize for fiction and poetry, w ill
be honored by A SU at • p m.
Monday in the Groat H all of ths
College of Law.
H ie distinguished Am erican
w riter w ill receive an honorary
doctor of >■«"»•" letters degree
from
A S U P resid en t John
Schwada during a special con­
vocation.
M arvin M . Fisher, chairm an of
the ASU department of English,
w ill present the candklate for the
degree during a program that
w ill also include “ Greetings”
from D r. W illiam G. Payne,
president of the Arizona Board of
Regent»; m usic provided by the
University Brasa Choir under the
direction of Ralph G . Lockwood;
and an invocation by Dorsey
Allen, pastor of the F irst United
Methodist Church of Tempo.
Following the ceremon y, a
reception w ill be held hi the
rotunda of the building.
At 2 p.m. Tuesday in the
theater of the M usic Building,
Warren and his w ilt, w riter
Eleanor Clark, w ill spank, rand
and comment on their wbrk and
20th century Am erican writing
during a program open to ths
University community and tha
general public.
They w ill also be the prim ary
speakers Tuesday night at tha
annual dinner meeting of the
ASU Lib ra ry Associates at the
Fiesta Inn in Tempe.
Additional information about
the 7 p.m. dinner may be ob­
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Library Associates, at M6-7901.

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400 projects
to be shown
at annual fair

Learn A Experience

M ore than 400 exhibits on sub­
jects ranging from astronomy to
zoology w ill com prise an annual
science fa ir from 8:10 a.m . to 7
p.m. Friday in the Activity
Center.
The projects are the work of
seventh through n th graders
from about 40 schools in Pinal,
Yum a, M aricopa, GUa, Graham
and Greenlee counties.

A S U grads offered
higher starting pay

In the senior division (grades 912), two sweepstakes winners w ill
be chosen to go to the Interna­
tional Science F a ir in S t Paul,
M inn., later this spring.
F o r more information, contact
D r. Wayne Luchsinger of the ASU
chem istry department, 960-3204.

B jr K y a F n
ASU graduates are being offered more maoey at entry level
positions than in past years, according to a Collage Placement
Council salary aurvey.
But witt) tbs devaluated dollar, they are actually making less
than they would have 17 years a jp , the director of Career Ser­
vices said Wednesday.
“ With added inflation and salaries, as fa r as purchasing
power, e n g ln e i are making Just above that of 17 years ago.
M arketing people are Just about breaking even, and a ll the
others are making below that," said D r. Robert Monk«.
The survey, which 1M colleges and untversttias nationwide
contribute to, shows an Increase in salary offers for a ll
disciplines.
Engineering Jt
*^ the highest with a 10 percent increase
over the Ju ly IC T survey figures. The average monthly salary
offer for starting engineers were as fallows: petroleum, $1,97«;
civ il, 91,SM; and m echanical, 11,00.
M ore than m percent of the Job offers at the collagen par­
ticipating in the survey went to engineering m ajors.
Alm ost ID percent of the offers went to the business
disciplines, which ehowed a salary Increase of alm ost • percent.
Average monthly salaries for business graduates were as
follows: arcounttng, $1,204; general busin ess (including

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la the science field, there was a Sp ercen t to 17 percent in­
crease In salary. Seven percent of the offers went to future
scientists.
The average salary offers in the sciences were as follows:
biology, 9 U M ; chem istry, 9 M B ; computer science, 11,517; and
math, $1,OS.
f
The humanities and social sciences showed the sm allest in­
crease in salary with lorn than 1 percent and 0 percent respec­
tively. Three pn-cent of the Job offers went to theoe fields.
The average salary far a humanities graduate is 0008 and
91,013 for other social sciences.
“ Generally, salaries have a tendency to get higher In the
sp rit« ," Monka said. “ It's because fa ll offers are usually the
sam e salaries as the end of the last spring.”
“ Salaries w ill continue to increase if economic conditions stay
the same. ASU sits with the national averages."
Menke eaid Artaona wages are com petitive with the rest of the
nation. He said it is not true that Ariianans have to take half
their pay in sunshine.
“ Clim ate doesn't change a person's basic need for m oney," be
edded.
The eurvey is baeod on Job offers and not actual salaries
received if a graduate is hired, Menke said. ASU does a survey
every three years ea employed graduates’ salaries to determine
g the placement survey is In llae with actual company practices.
“ E v e ry three y e a n we run a sim ilar survey of people who ac­
tually took Jobs. We are within 0.1 percent,” ho added.

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A ssociate p ro f writes
book on Am erican Indians

Spinella to protest film ban
"H e banned a
number of film s.”

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According to state statutes, a
film Is obscene, and therefore il­
legal, when:
— The average person, apply­
ing contemporary state stan­
dards, would find that the item,
taken as a arbóle, appeals to the
prurient interest
— The
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d e p ic ts
or
describes, in a patently offensive
way, sexual activity as that term
is described herein.
—The item, taken as a arbole,
lacks serious literary, artistic,
political or scientific value.
Spinella said neither "Deep
Throat" nor any other X-rated
film s that have beso shown at
ASU have received an obscenity
ruling in Arisons.
He said that if a film is not il­
legal, it is up to the individual
community to decide if the movie
can be shown.
But Scbwada's right to set stan­
dards for the University doss not
indude censoring student pro­
gram s, be added.

People from many w aits of life who have learned to live and
work in a bicuitural world are featured in a now book by an
ASU associate professor of h itte r education.
"N ative Am ericans: SS Indian Biographiea," by D r. Roger
Axford, was recently released by the A .G . HalkUn Pub lishing
Co. of Indiana, Pa.
H ie 120-page, illustrated tent ia a collection of biographiea of
Native Am ericana from various North Am erican tribes.
D r. Axford, the author of several articles and books mostly in
the field of adult adneatioo, wrote “ Adult Education: The Open
Door,” which has been adopted as a tent at 27 colleges and
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A form er Phoenix mayor and a partner from
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'W o F a t' c a p tiv a te s a u d ie n c e
w ith le c tu re o n fu tu re id e a ls
By M ichael M orphy
A veteran television and stag»
perform er, usually cast as a
sinister Chinese arch-villain,
shattered that Image aa he spoke
to a captivated audience shout
futuristic options in government
and education.
"L o t us be bold, ” D r . Khigh A la
Dfaiegh said. "L e t us dare to un­
pin the <Mapsra that the culture
makers and systems designers
Jw v e continued to drees us in, and
put on garmeta of our own cfaooe-

nssds and priorities instead of
letting the experts decide and the
government provide.”
Moments after Dhiegh began
speaking, the illusion of “ Steve
M cG arret” Jumping out and say­
ing, "Book ‘em Dano, murder
one,” disappeared,
DMegh’* eloquence, command
of the English language and un­
canny ability to slide through a
variety of accents and intona­
tions, belied M s public Image of a

budget more money into fewer
schools to maintain a lem succeesful and lem satisfying ex­
perience for the student, he m id.
“ When the tew fortunate col­
leges or universities receive
sizeable financial gifts, im ­
mediately this newfound money
to inveeted in still another brick,
stone and plastic mausoleum to
m emorialise the name of the
donor. TMa to part of the story of
mam education,” he added.
DM egh said the cost of
maintenance, construction and
personnel becomes an increasing
strain which “ exhausts the finan­
cia l reserves and academic
acumen of many fine schools."
“The trustees of our educa­
tional institutions would do well
to stop and think out two ques­
tions: What Mad of world w ill
tomorrow bo? And how should we
(dan, design and implement an
educational proesm that w ill
equip d tiaona to operate max­
im alto in the world they are going
to be ttvtog to?"
D h io g h
re c o m m e n d e d
establishing a apodal academy to
research and Implement a plan to
d ecen tralise
a cad em ic
in ­
stitutions and replace them with
neighborhood or community lear­
ning centers.

“ These cantors should have
availab le videotapes, film s,
slides, m icroreaders and com­
D r D hiegh
puters for the use of everyone
with a curiosity or interest in ac­
lag ."
calculating and ointotor archq u irin g inform ation o r in ­
“ Le t us shew a willingneas to
crim inal.
struction in any a rm of human in­
accept responsibility and chôme
Ho g o t o of technological ad­ volvement or social perform ­
our own options for future living
vances providtog a moans to in­
ance," he m id.
in A m erica,” said the man beat
creased personal freedom , but
known aa the villain “ Wo F a t” In
only If the present-day "anti­
Each center should be staffed
the television series “ Haw aii
quarian methodology” of govern­ with instructors and exports in all
f iv e * ”
m ent
and
education
a re subjects, students should be con­
Dhiegh, a veteran actor of
diBC&fttod
tacted individually or collectively
television, film and stage, spoke
“ We can either surf from the via computer or closed-circuit
Tuesday on 'liv in g : Futurist
crest of craves of change and ride T V , and the centers should be
and Antiquarian Options, ” to an
gallantly ahead, or wo can resist open M hours a day, he added.
audience of about m in the M U aa
and become encased in the
Dhiegh criticised mass educa­
hardening cement of yesterday
part of the ASU honors lecture
and yesteryea r," he said. “ We tion, mass production and "m ass
DMegh is an author, teacher
could boghe by revising the cu r­ w orthing." He also criticised
and director of the International
ricula of our instttuttem of Mghor m am housing through condominium conversion and oug"IC M a g ” (ancient Chinsaa a rt of
learning,
divination) Studies Institute. A
"Too often a curriculum to gosted that mass orientation
Valley resident, ho alia on the
re stricte d
to
the
narrow should be r efocused toward the
individual.
governor’s commission to »
pWTBpCdaVC Oe • r«|CIKn
courage tatevsion and fUm pro­ dominated by tradHtoo-rottod
duction in Artaona. Ho has
m entalities," DMegh said. “ Vary
6 \ ti
authored two books on the I
little encouragement to given to
the innovativo study learning
CMng.
"I wish to say there la a need to
systems, and much tim e is
be looking ahead, anticipating
w a e to d
w r e s t lin g
w ith
and planning for tom orrow,”
bureaucratic caution that resists
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N AU study
Journalism, students
lack skills, prof says
F L A G S T A F F <AP) - A study
by mb N AU journalism pratam or
says community coflsjfr jour­
nalism instructors apparently
are as unhappy with beginning
reporting students as are in­
structors at senior colleges and
universities.
Ray Newton, chairm an a t the
NAU
journalism
dsparment,
said his study wee based on
responses received from in­
stitutional representatives of
com m unity
colleges
and
imivondties in A risons, Utah,
Colorado and New Mexico.
Instructors at both community
college and college university
levels “ generally do not find
beginning students capable of
w ritin g q u a lity other than
medium,” the study said.
In fo u r w ritin g
q u a lity
elements — use of facts, use of
source and attributiaa. fairness
and balance, and interest and
newsworthiness — the writing
was evaluated as "m edium to
low.”
Students
at
collegesuniversities were ranked sub­
stantially lower H u those in
community cottages in errors,
m echan ics and sty le , and
organisation development
“ Screening
or
proficiency
examinations m ay be noceasary

to cuO those students with
longing» deficienees if depart­
ments of journalism are going
to establish and adhere to
rigorous standards of what is or
is not good w riting,” Newton
said.
He said high school journalism
educators need to be made more
aware of the concerns of com­
munity college and collageuniversity instructors.
Results of the study were
published in the winter IMO issue
of the C om m unity C olleg e
Jo u rn a list,
the
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publication of the Community
College Journalism Assocation .
It wan emitted "Southwestern
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if I dog it eut it would f s l apart
d a pipe, I dug oat tha m atrix (the
s tooth woo imbedded) since the
-dor than the tooth.”
four years in the L A museum's
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tooth," recalls Davie, "and, when
contents, the tooth was there. The
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flakes — one of white chert and one o f obeiiBaa.
“ No question, they were chips from making
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George T . Jefferson, Bosiotant curator in paleon­
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publication.
Two letters of recommendation from professors o r individuals
with Knowledge of the applicants' qualifications are also required.
Applicants from all academ ic backgrounds are solicited.
Applicants must pick up job referral form s from Student
Em ploym ent in Matthews Center, and subm it a special application
available from Associated Students.
Editor ^ p lic a tio n s are due by 5:00 p.m . Friday, April 18 in the
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Paid in tern sh ip s
in p u b lic relation s
available fo r fa ll
A num ber of paid internships in
public relations a re available to
qualified students fo r the fa ll M8P
sem ester.
Stan Sm ith, assistant professor
in the departm ent of Journ a lism
and telecom m unication and ad­
m in istrator of the internship pro­
gram , said that m ore than a
dozen internships in public rela­
tions have -been arranged w ith
b u sin esses an d
in stitu tio n s
throughout the V a lley.
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developed in conjunction w ith the
departm ent’s new em phasis in
public relations, gives students
three cred it hours in addition to
an hourly wage.
T o q u a lify fo r the internship,
students m ust h a ve se n io r
standing by the end of this
sem ester, w ith a grade average
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com pleted the b asic sk ills re­
quirem ents w hich app ly to public
relations practice.

Hart Salto from Japan, attempted Ma first od pateMng in ttia Art
buHdtogWadnaaday. Safio la a junior Pisa Arta major.

A p p lic a t io n
fo rm s
a re
availa b le a t the departm ent of
Journalism and telecom m unica­
tion and m ust be subm itted no.
la ter than A p ril 25 in Stauffer
H a ll, Room 221.

Profs to be journal editors
Two ASU faculty members w ill take over the w fltenhip ef
The English Journal with the September in o issue. The Journal
is an official publication of the 'Secondary Section o f the
National Council of Teachers of English.
As co-editors, Kenneth Donéis on and A llsen Pace NUm u
succeed Stephen Ju d ju rf M ichigan State University, who has
parsed as editor since 1972.
Articles by teacher s about teaching w ill be featured in H »
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key to preventing a sexual assualt.
Storaska’s lecture is sponsored by the A S A S U Special Even ts
B oard. Adm ission is $1 w ith an A S U student I.D . and 82 fo r the
general public.

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M oscow boycott
Is bad 'business'
By Chartts tHsw
H um an rigM a, a "g a l tough"
foreign policy w ith the Soviet
U nion, flexing A m erican m uade
— apparently theee a re the
pianka of P rw ld a n t C a rte r'!
praaldantlal platform .
B ut to A S U awim conch Ron
Johnson, the planks are term itetnfasted if not dow nright blighted
J oh n s on, b a ck
fro m
the
A m ateur A th letic U nion national
sw im m ing cham pionships, w as
not happy w ith the president's
decision to ‘cut off the w ater' soto-epeak of the U nited States
O lym p ic Com m ittee and the
athletes involved.
"P eo ple are m iffed at the president,'' J o im o n s a id ,' ‘who cla im s
to be fo r t»nwan rights w hile ign o rii* the athletes’ righto —
w hile continuing to do business
w ith R u ssia ."
C a rta r announced last week
there was going to be no U nited
States contingent to the M oscow

G am es and the U nited States
O lym p ic Com m ittee backed the
p re sid e n t C a rte r’s international
c a ll fo r a boycott of die G am es,
w hich a t firs t w as accorded little
attention, has been picking up
steam to the extent that one of
our staunchest a llie s in the M id­
dle E a s t Iran, is not sending a
team to M oscow.
Instead of p e n a lizin g the
athletes, as Johnson says Cartes,
is doing, two other altern atives
exist — one would be a strong
condem nation of the Soviets’ in­
vasion of Afghanistan, another
would be a com plete severing of
com m erce and technology to the
Reds.
" T M athletes would be w illing
to m ake a strong statm ent to
R ussia because of their interven­
tion in A fghanistan,” Johns son
said. “ If w e w ant to sa y to R ussia
‘stay out of A fghanistan,’ we
should discontinue a ll trade w ith
R usssia including com puters and
other high technology."
A fte r the confirm ation that no
U .S . team would be sent to the
O lym pics, Johnson sa id the
A m erican Sw im m ing Federation
voted not to have O lym p ic tria ls.
“ T h is w ill be one o f the few
sports w here there won’t be an
O lym p ic tria l,” Johnson said.
“ T h ey decided to go fo r the
U nited States Sw im m ing Cham -

A S U diver
in nationals
A S U ’t
W estern C o lle g ia te
A th letic Association one-meter
d iv in g
c h a m p io n
T r ic i a
D ollaghan w ill particip ate in the
U nited States D iv in g Cham pion­
ships this w eek in M ilw aukee,
W ise.
She finished th ird in the onem eter at the W estern Region s Is
two weeks ago, and the tap fiv e In
each event advance to the na­
tionals.

S IE R R A C L U B
M EE T IN G
Thur» ., A p ril 17« 7 p .m .
M em orial U nion
Pfm n R oom #210
Everyone W elcom e
D is c u s s A riz o n a C o n se rv a tio n
la s s a s , U p co m in g ta k e s,
ta k in g M aochu B la c h e

ptonahtoa, which a r t held one
week after the O lym pic trials.
"T h e big incentive w ill be to
ueo the O lym p ic U n ite a t
aomething for our sw im m ert to
beat to prove the U .S . it it ill on
top In sw im m ing."
Johnson said the possibility of
any A m e rica n ath lete parU d pa ting in Moscow is nil.
"I don't think anybody can do
that (enter unattached) because
they have to be a representative
of their country.” W hich obwously ca n ’t be done since the U .S.
w ill have no team,
W hile peeved a t the prez,
Jo h n son w as h a p p y about
B runer, a Stanford graduate
train in g w ith the Sun D e vils, who
a t age 23 is a g eria trics case in
the w orld of sw im m ing,
"M ik e was the outstanding perform er in the A A U s,” Johnson
sa id ,“ and sw am probably the
toughest double ever done.”

B ru n er wan three events: the
butterfly; the 500m eter freestyle and the 1500m eter free, in w orld best tim es.
Johm on said if the O lym pics
w ere to be held today, B ru n er
would be favored, if not w in,
those three events.
M ost Sun D e v il sw im m ers
didn 't go to the A A U s because,
believe it o r not, school cam e
before com petition.
" A m ajo rity of our sw im m ers
sta y e d hom e because they
already had m issed two weeks of
school and the couldn’t afford to
m iss another w eek,” Johnson
said.
One sw im m er who went, P a u l
Asm uth, had two top ten finishes
to la s c re d it
Asm uth recorded an 8:15.2
tim e in the 800-m eter free, good
fo r tenth and finished ninth in the
1500-m eter free w ith a tim e of
15:48.1.

ASU distança swimmer Paul Asmuth took two top ton finMwe to the Amateur Athletic Untow swtmmtoQ
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Women' s tennis
obscure to some
By Cheryl Medae
Being obscure is not necessarily bad. It Just depends where
you’re obscure e t
Reputation gained from past
record has given the A8U
women’s tennis team prom inence
as one of the top temds schools in
the nation, elim inating the need
for form al recruiting practices.
But Ole reputation apparently
extends only beyond die ASU
campus. Coach Anne Pittm an’s
biggest com plaint is the lack of
support for her team by both ad­
m inistration and the A SU student
body.
She does not look forward to the
budget cuts proposed by the
athletic department.
“ We have been permanently
cut since I started hare in 1954,”
Pittm an said. ‘W e are supposed
to have eight acholarsMpa buton|y have five. I have boon hers
since lI M a u d it is only la the last
two years that we have had equal
funding with the men s team. ”
The torn D evil women have eoa■istently placed high in both no­
tional and confersaco play. Thoy
have nutoad in the top » na­
tionally each of the past 12 years,
with first place finishes coming in
1971, 1*71 and 1974. The Devils
;wen d ie intermountain Con­
ference crown five o f the loot
aeven years they wore in the con­
ference.
Pittm an blames the lock of stu­
dent support m ainly on the Stale
Prase.
“ There la not enough campus
publicity by the State Proas to
know wa are in business. If the
Stale Press carried more articles
there would bo more interest.
They should at least have a boa
listing the m atch « as they coast
up.”
With n home aad t l awgy
m atch« oa this year's schedule,
It would appear ASU baa had the
home advantage. But Pittm an
downplays the importance of
playing et home In college tmeie.
T h o rs is no such thing as a
home court advantage in tauaia,”
she said. “ A ll foliages have the
same type of hardcore surface.”
Actually, Ode year's schedule

is one of the toughest over
became ASU is playing a ll but
throe of the top 10 raakad aeboois
to the country. Southern C sl is
Tin 1 amUtm tmigtnat mymiaal
The Trojans have p a n t depth
as evidenced by the fact that
their No. • singles player is
almost oo good as their No. 1 '
player. Ratariog behind Southern
C al in the Western Collegiate
Athletic Association are U C LA ,
San Diego State and ASU respec­
tively.
The Sun D e v ils’ greatest
strength is the even balance pro­
vided by the singles players, with
Leslie Hewed No. 1 and Patti
Schiff No. 2.
The greatest weakness Is in
doubles play where ASU lacks
three stoag doubles pairs. After
the team of Hewed and Cheryl
Hawkins there i f avoid.
The team has bom hampered
by tajurim to Saw Clark and
fraahnian Aim fltsignr.
T to o g i tiw chances of making
the proa hi tennis is slim , tike
other sports, several members of
the ASU team hove the potential,
Pittm an sold.
"They hove the potential or
they wouldn’t he u i team like
A SU ,” she sa id .‘T h o opportunity
is not groat thoupi, with only one
women’s circuit compared to five
tor the men.”
The Sun D evils wiO take a M 4
record (5-4 in the conference) in­
to w « fa*a against Washington
and Son P i ego State.
The Waatangton match w ill be
at 1 p.m. Frid a y at Whiteman
Teonie Center. Tho ikmktoo are
unranked. No. IS Son Diego State
w ill be at Whiteman for an 11
a.m . match Saturday. The Aztecs
past a threat to S ub D evil hopes

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Wildcats choose
new head coach
T U C S O N , A rix . (A P ) — L a rry Sm ith w as hired W ednesday
as U n iv e rsity of A rizon a bead football coach only how s after
resigning the sam e past a t Tulane.
A th letic D ire cto r D avid Stracfc h ired -Sm ith a fte r being
authorized to do so by A rizon a P residen t John B . Schaefer a t a
m eeting o f the school’s Intorcoliagiate A th letic Com m ittee.
A u n iversity spokesm an sa id Sm ith w ill begin w ork here
M onday, leading the team in its la st two weeks of sp rin g
practice.
Sm ith w as one of three candidates interview ed W edneeday
for the Job, and h is was am ong 38 applications fo r the post.
O thers who w ere interview ed Wedneeday were Idaho head
coach J e rry D avitch and A rm y assistant coach E d d ie W ilson.
Sm ith, whose resignation a fte r fo u r yea rs at T u la n e was
announced in New O rleans by Tulane A th letic D irecto r
H indm an W all, sa id the decision to leave the New O rleans
cam pus was the toughest he ever had to m ake in h is coaching
career.
“ I m ade the decision because of w hat I thought was best for
m y fa m ily and ca re e r,” he added.

N A U to welcom e probe
By Jh a E M e g e r
If the A rizon a B oard of Regents litas out a fte r
the tra ck record of intercollegiate sports’ finances
at the state’s throe univorsitiea, it m ay receive a
w arm w elcom e, o r a t least it w ill receive one-third
of a w arm w elcom e.
Although A S U and U A have aspresead a
‘genuine’ d esire to have th eir pipes claanad out,
w hich is a crude w ay of sayin g they w ant to get the
books straigh t once ana fa r a ll and get a ll the
eraeer m arks cleaned up, N A U has no such desire.
W hat N A U wants is a break. Th e a th letic depart­
m ent there is looking to fin d w ays of savin g m oney
they a re now spending.
“ W e w elcom e the investigation,” N A U A th letic
D ire cto r T J1 . Anderson said . “ T h e re is no
problem a t a ll. W e’re looking forw ard to getting
together w ith the other two schools and w ith the
b oard.”
A nderson’s objectives a re two-fold. F irs t, he
wants to know if M s departm ent is spending
money it doesn’t have to, and second if it is doing
things it shouldn’t be.
“ M aybe this probe w ill w ork to our advantage to
som e extent,” he said . “ T h e re a re certain (e p ila ­
tions that we m ay be follow ing that we don’t have

to. Things lik e receipts and the am ount of money
we’re a llowed to use, e tc.”
In other w orth, instead of being w orried about
the board fim hag irre g u la ritie s o r m isuse of funds,
A nderson thinks the board can fin d areas where
N A U h w astina m oney.
“ W e’ve been on a m uch tighter rein because we
don’t have as m uch m oney as the other schools,”
Anderson said . “ W e’ve besn in s w orld o f our own,
u m k G od. T h ere m ight be areas w here we have
been spending that we don’t need to be, but if
w e’re d o ii« som ething wrong, we also want to
know about th a t”
A n derson sa id no one a t N A U is w orried about
the probe, and adds that a check-up never hurts
anyone.
“ U A and A S U probably w ill benefit from it,” he
said. “ I’m not saying they need it o r anything of
that sort, Just som ething like this usually helps
everyone.”
Regent Thom as Chandler has proposed that the
board look a t the “ o vera ll program s a t the
schools, the fin an cia l aspects, academ ic progress
o f athletes, the whole a re a .”
H e w ill fin d a v e ry am icab le group towards his
goal in F la g sta ff.
___________

Sm ith succeeds Tony M ason, who resigned la st week under
the pressure of allegations that he and assistan t coaches file d
false expense vouchers w ith the un iversity.
Sm ith resigned W ednesday as Tu lan e’s head football coach
w hile still being interview ed fo r that Job at the U n iv ersity of
A rizona, but A rizon a o fficia ls said no one had been hired.
In Tucson, U n iversity of A rizona o fficia ls sa id a decision on
hiring a new coach had not been m ade when W all announced
Sm ith was leaving, and a candidate screenin g com m ittee was
in session W ednesday afternoon interview ing applicants —
including Sm ith.
Sm ith was nam ed W ednesday in two Tucson new spapers as
the top candidate fo r the A rizon a job to rep lace Tony M ason
H ie A rizon a D a ily Star on W ednesday quoted an unidentified
source as saying of Sm ith’s can didacy: "Betw een you and m e,
he’s got it.”
The Tucson C itizen reported that Sm ith w as the tap choice of
A thletic D irecto r D avid Strack.
T u lan e o fficia ls sa id there were no con tract problem s w ith
Sm ith’s departure. H e is under a 4-year con tract, w hich W all
said “ binds the institution, but not the co a ch .”
Sm ith, 40, is a fo rm er A rizona assistant coach and has been
Tu lan e’s head coach fo r fo u r years. H e took d ie school to one of
its greatest seasons ever last year, 9-3 in the reg u la r season ,
and a bid to the L ib e rty Bow l, in w hich T u la n e lost 9 4 to Penn
State.
Sm ith was A rizo n a ’s defensive coordinator from 1973 to 1978
under J im Young, who w as head coach then. Sm ith follow ed
Young from the U n iv e rsity of M ich igan , w here both had been
assistant coaches.

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Th e Sun D e v il m en’s go d teem
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Th u rsd ay and w ill conclude
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UCLA series set back

Loner
K im o m b w a ru n n in g in to fo rm
B y Jim W atters
A long distance runner is a d if­
ferent br eed a t c a t Th ey don’t
follow the norm al training habits
of other runners, they punish
them selves.
S a m so n
K im o m b w a
of
W ashington State U n iversity is
no exception and he is one of the
best in the w orld.
Kimombwa*s cla im to fam e is
being the youngest athlete to hold
the 10,000-meter w orld record.
H e set the record in the 1973
H elsin ki G am es when he was 17years old.
“ I would lik e to w in a gold
m edal, but holding
a w orld
record is just as good,” he said.
“ It was a goal I wanted and I
a ch e iv e d it.”
Since the G am es, h is team m ate
a t W SU , another K enyan H enry
Rono, has broken his record, but
he had it once and that is enough
fo r him .
A fte r the 73 G am as, Kim om bwa suffered a series of iq ju rias.
H e miaawd a lo t of international
m eets and la st y e a r he m issed the
N C A A ’s .
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1 pulled a m eads In m y lag and I
wasn’t able to run,” he said.
Hoping U s bad hack is behind
Mas, Kimombwa, M , Is working
him self bock into top farm.
“ It isn’t hard g d tin g in shape,”
be saM . “ I run for mysaH, so it
reahy doesn’t m atter to m o how I
finish as I n g a s I im prove u t a e
I want I n "

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Some comments
on sports wprld
Charlie M a s
A few n m M iag. M
p r w B h g comments
World af 8ports.
By

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Ram ble No. I:
What’s a ll this talk about
boyoottlaf the O lym pics la
Mooque Cow? The solution is ob­
vious. Wo sm w nhlf a team of
crack “ students” , (from Tehran,
of course) who are extremely a r­
ticulate in the Liberal A rts such
as fist shaking, placard making
mid hostage bogtie. We ca ll these
students amateurs, dress them in
Red*Wlrite{lue and whosh —
TW A to Moscow. Once there, they
hold the Soviet Unian Olym pic
Politburo hostage until the USSR
returns the pig, im perialist,
Am erican puppet lackey, swine
Joseph “ Little Red" Stalin to the
people of the Soviet Union for the
his grave crim es of capitulation
with Coca Cola and not suppor­
ts « the Ayatollah when “ A ya” ,
as his friends ca ll Mm , really
needed it
Ram ble No.II:
Now that wiring, and ultimate­
ly the summer session is here,
can football and basketball be fa r
behind?
A s everyone knows, football
doesn’t die after the season, the
socks are just cleaned. The Cana­
dian Football League w ill start
its season in a couple of months
or so and Our Lady of Pete
Roselle, the N*F*L starts train­
ing cam ps as early as Ju ly, which
is fine because it gives T R U E
sports fans a break in between
the other sports that Sports World
and Wide World of Sports feed us
in the summer, like chipmunk
teasing end The Sim ilac Form ula
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like that instead pre?)
On to roundbalL A las and oh,
wefi. The Suns are now your basic
garden-variety black hole instead
of the super nova that was going
to make the force the Lakers out
of Los Angeles onto the Port
McDowell r eaervation (Orme
Dam again) and make Seattle
sub-Sonics. But it was not to be.
Kareem Abdul-M VP and the rest
of the Lakers were too much, as
was the cheerteading that A1
M cCoy and Dick (US and W E)
Van Arsdale did throughout the
aeries .
,
So toward the end of summer
P rescott, then die Jewish Com­
munity Center w ill be the sites of
the Phoenix pre season camp. It
seems as soon as the playoffs are
over, the season starts. Oh, well.
Ram ble No. I ll:
ASU retain its inter­
collegiate athletics program or
should Athletic Director D r. Joe
Kearney annouce ASU is going
“ hardridp” and sign with the
N B A , the m ajor leagues or die
N FL?
Think of the advantages. F irst,
instead of the P acific Pushovers

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Finals. A 26-page thesis. Speeches. More speec
Now we bust loose with Cuerv/o & Schnapps
ip m

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Thursday, A pril 17,1900 8 tats P ra ts Papa 19

M ore about

. . . bava an
audiancaof
160,000 paopla
aaraak.

Will Kearney
go 'hardship'?
o r W est V irg in ia Designated V ic ­
tories, Sun D e v il Stidham could
be flBed w ith 70,900 spectators
w itch in g the Tem pe R a id ers, the
Tem pe D e vils (sam e vestige of
tbs “ old days*’ should be re ­
tained) could pack the U A C and
m aybe the Tem pe A th letics
would be in P ack a rd .
S illy , you think? N ot re a lly .
W ith N F L football alone, each
fran ch ise gets $1 m illio n from
television, and think o f the added
tourism . If the Fie sta Bow l is a
m oney m aker, im agine the big
reg u la r season gam es, Tem peD a lla s o r Tem pe-San D iego, the
playoffs, m aybe a Super Bow l or
a P ro Baud.
R am b le N o. IV :
Sports on television a re alw ays
better than being there. A lw ays.
R am b le No. V:
B a ck to the N F L . O bviously,
the big question on everyone’s
Ups is ‘C a n D anny W hite, farm er
T e m p o B u ffa lo , f ill R e g e r
Staubachs silv e r and blue, staradorned R aw lings, and take the
Cow boys a ll the w ay?’ The
answ er is — o f course. W hite,
fo rm er Sun D e v il quarterback
and p u d o r, does not have the
strong a rm the D odger has, but to
W hite’s cred it, he does have two,
the appropriate num ber.
A lso , it won’t Just be W hite. H e
has the best ru iu iin g backs in the
league in T on y D orset! and R on
Springs, the host receivers there
a re in T on y M B and D raw P eareon, and probably the forem ost
(not ice cream ) offensive line.
B u t m ore im portan tly, the heart
and sole o f D oom sday H returns,
y e s, C h a rlie W a te rs liv e s :
(E d ito rs Note: T h is Is pu rely sew
w rite r's opinion.) A n d if the rest
o f the DaBaO defense ca n sta y out
o f trouble w ith the law , they m ay
have tim e to le a rn the in trica cies
o f the Hen defensa.
R am b le N o. V I:
L a th baar it fo r the grounds
and ground craw s who
stadia in
eparfcltag sa n itary shews. If it
w eren't fo r those people, who
never got th eir kudos, the Holds
w ould b e unkem pt, slovenly and
som etim es doodad, m uddy o r
ju st in bed shape. T h ey a h o d a a n
up the trash that the inebriated
loave. W e a fl ca n be drunken
sw ine a t one stage o r another o f
e a r I v e s a w l sports , e s p o d a ly
be such tom(salary. N ew , «’m an, g o l onda

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discovered and unloved, a s a
leper in a hand sh akin gfestival.
R am ble No. IX :
W hy
a re
Super
B o w ie
n u m b e re d
w it h
R om an
N um erals? W hy not A ra b ic
num erals lik e d ie rest of the
civ ilise d w orld twee. Is pete
roeeOe m ad a t the A ra b ic w orld
fo r inflation, risin g coat of
petroleum and its by-products
and unrest in the M idtSe B ast? If
be is, wtay doesn’t be take
hnetegm o r burn n mosque or
send a letter-b om b o r do
w hatever rise everyone else does
to protest a bad situation. W hy
does be have to canfuee people
w ith those rid icu lou s letter?

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Thursday, A p ril 17,1960

M o n mbout

Former world-record holder goes for the gold
Kimembwn ssads Me first vtalt
to Phniahr this year with the
Cougars and wasn’t used to the
dry air.
“ I haws run on the Ea st Coast
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dryness tightens the throat
“ I’m not used to the drynees
and I am having trouble
breathing,’’ he added. “ I have
been running in the snow in

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righ t now.
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b o y co ttin g
th e
G a a M i and I t h a t know if I w ill
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“ Beaidaa, I have to q u a lify again
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A t H K imnm bw a law thought
about retbriag ( M b running.

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