thursday Voi. 5, No. 10 August 7,1960 Arizona State University A rts« « C Copyrttm, Sm s Pr— , 1 Tuition increase expected again Out-of-state students w ill be carrying a greater burden of an average IS percent tuition increase after a tentative price Mfce by m i Artsona Board of Resents committee Wednesday. The A d Hoc TuM oo and Fee Comm ittee votadunanim oualy to recommend the fee in­ crease to the fu ll board a t its September meeting. Regent Preeidant W illiam Payne said he expected the entire board to approve the increaee. A t ASU and U A , resident tuition w ill rise eight percent from U N to IM S per sem eeter, sta rtin g w ith the 1981-82 academ ic year. Ont-cf-etate tuition w ill cUmh IS percent Cram WHO to 92989. The increase in rm ldsnt feae is sim ila r at -N A U . H owever, N A U ’s current out-of-state tuttloa a f S U M w ill be increased 19 percent tO |M 9 . Regents Payne, B a ri C a rro ll, Rudy Cam pbell and Student Regent Ranee M a rie r rated fo r the iacroaee, which they say win raise an additional $ B l m illion h i 19U-M. Regent and Flnanre Committee Thom as Chandler was not present. Payn s m id the tuM aa bike was i to beep up w ith an in flating cast of education (C B D ), w hich the regents’ staff eathaatm at IM 9 9 fa r each student per sem m ter . Meet o f the taflatiea in attributed to a 12J percent sa lary hike approved by the Arizona Legislature, Payne said. "P rim a rily u n ive rsitie s a re people pieces, and p rim a rily you’re talking about .’ ’ P ayn e said. "W e au n t be able to fa cu lty." bd- the circum stances, it was acceptable.’ ’ Under past regent policy, resident students paid 98 percent of their cost of education, and out-of-state students paid 86 percent. I f applied to current costs, Ode would have raised tuition a t ASU and U A to 9390 and 12,900 fb r non-residents. N A U students would have paid 9100 (in-state) and $2,900 (aea-raeideut). However, the com m ittee decided to place m ore of the tuition load on non-Artsonaas in an overall lorn of 9LS m illion from the o rig in al proposal. The new fees w in have rm ld e n ii paying 22 percent of their C B D and out-of-state students paying 99 percent of th e ir CBD . "Out-of-state students get no sympathy from m e,” Cam pbell said. “ Bigbty-flve perceat is realty too tow. They’re here getting a v irtu a lly free education a t no taxpayer’s exp iQ I I »9 Student le ad e n had lobbied to base tuition i nr reuses on the 8.7 perc ent eoneumor price index. B ut P ayne rejected the prspsosi , sayiag that the index was alw ays "tw o years behind. "Y o u 're not m aking ball-boaringe,” Payne said. "Y o u ’re trying to teach people to think, becom e scholars and have hitter Uvea. It’s very hardloevaluate the cost." According to K u rt Proitag, director cf Artsona Students have m iecouetnied the need as a hade fa r the Increase, "th e deflars being eroded are in fact dent donate. ” P ro ita g la id the coauntttae that students had to w ork about • weeks to earn th eir tuitk u in 1972. It weedd take roughly 11 weeks o f w ork to “ a sur- " I’m net I lik e to see it ’ w ttht "But under O ratale studente but that the resident tuttiso was “ only fa ir." " I think the Regents w ill continue to raise tattica if they keep using their cost of educe boa form ula,” AJaatte said, " it w as for­ tunate that luattttut fern stayed a t JIM . R v a c a Httie b it o f a bargain there.’’ Tuition committee changes its format By f r is a i I It's the only the 'tu itio n story, la behind Hut Ragout the « only fh e la |||^ I ü In th* Catfy V P to take sabbatical leave voting c h a n fe e v e r ^ Rumors unfounded, Schwade says ’no truth" Hvo a t the three p g f fg M g O T M R I I the viee preeident fa r adm lnielraHim . fa r mb- to be m ads by the next U niversity p rm ldent. " It w ill be ap te m y euccmeer and te M etr es as to what w ill happen when he returns," Schwede added, MeteaV is ea vacation and was unavailable 1er eemI reported that M otcatt had .»,i ska A mmanasi I. wtiB raraM m dag te d s w ith it s ASU ’» 199»« budget, MateaM w ill receive However. ASU Muue^wupum^^^u. Aaeneiatut am rvm vws a ewwrw Page 2 Summer Statt Praas Thursday, August 7,1960 M o re than 150 recruiters *2.00 DISCOUNT OFF THESE REGULAR PRICES Teaching candidates to get 'R ounded-U p# M ora than 900 teachers w ill have an opportunity to »Met w ith prospective em ployers at the third an­ nual R ecru iter Round Up, sponsored by ASU career services . The Round U p w ill be held F rid a y from S a m to4 p.m. in the M U P in a l Room. Raym ond C astillo, the assistant director of career services in education, w ill set up in te rv ie w s fo r graduates w ith education degrees who are available for w ork “ im m ediately.” “ It’s getting late for school systems and employers are anxious to get things re­ solved before the school year begins,” he said. P ro sp e ctive em ployers from school districts in A risons, Colorado, C alifo r­ nia, New Mexico, Nevada and other states w ill be recruiting. C astillo said ap­ proxim ately 85 percent of the employers are from Ariasna. “ This is a good chance for recent graduates to meet with out-of-state employers in one day and without using a lot of gasoline,” he said. A t last year’s Round Up, more than 800 “ teacher can­ didates” and ISO employers attended the recruiting ses­ Mon's Cut $ 8.00 Blow Dry $10.00 st W om an's Cut $10.90 Blow Dry, Iron $12.50 sion. Out of the 000, more than 100 were successful in finding Jobs that day. C astillo said the ountber of teach ers expected has decreased because enro ll­ ment in the College of Education has declined. Robert Menke, director of career services, said the education Round U p is unique because of the tim e element. AN Cuts inelutfe Shampoo A Conditioner If Needed. Coupon expiree Aug. 20,1960 We Uee and Recommend ★ REDKEN 966-9061 THE HAIR KAMP 120 C. UNIVERSITY IN THE ARCHES UNISEX SALON A «K laaktas iatrrprtM M°^™£?£:3 0 Sat. 9:00-5:00 “ We deliberately set it up Just before school starts because restrictions are less severe,” he said. “ No other discipline begins in August and ends in M ay." Signing up needn't hurt if precautions are taken An ASU a s s o c ia te tinuing students. Continuing registrar says fa ll registra­ students who fa il to pay fees tion can be re la tiv e ly before the Aug. 11 deadline painless if you plan ahead. w ill have to f ill th eir “The key to walk-through schedules a t walk-through. is being prepared,” B ill R aid H a id added students said. “ Students should know should prepare schedules in where to go and when to be advance along with a lis t of there." a lte rn a tiv e s should the W alt-through w ill be held classes they want be doeed. Aug. 80 fa r new and transfer Late registration fo r a ll students and Aug. 81 for con­ students w ill be held Aug. 17 and 28. 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Groándose decided whether to jfamtee e a rlie r told the state Press that he would not rule out or send the case to co u rt sedring a court order to Meanwhile, Gorm ley ie force G orm ley’s interim ad­ w aiting to see if she w ifl be m ission if the m atter was not studying law next semester reso lved before school or participating in a court starts. Tim e is nam ing out for K a thleen Gorm ley, who filed a law suit in June aBeging discrim ination by the law school’s adm issions com m it­ tee when she was tw ice $79»s M o n about TfMALW CARING P f M O O FOR CONTACT U N S C S • S a lt Contact Lanw t Far I lla n t o — S»al Help prevent birth defects Ariaona students. Payne said he decided to change Uw com m ittee makeup because be fd t dodsions on tuition inrm neni is •otely “ the responsibility at the regents." F ill your do ctor's prescription. FO R APPOINTMENT ON «FO RM ATIO N 941-5228 EYE EXAM DR. W.G. 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At pres­ ent, when you donate you w ill receive 810.00 for each donation. You can earn up to 820.00 weakly or $00.00 monthly. W ITH THIS A D N EW D O N O R S RECO VE A N A D D ITIO N A L <2 Page 4 Summer State Press Thursday, August 7, I960 Jim M ühlstein Lori Weinraub Sayonara, Danno lim e is a favorite movie of m ine that I find m yself remem bering a lot lately. Made in the eariy M s, it was called “ How I Spent M y Summer Vacation,” and starred Jam es M acA rth u rJr. M acArthur is the son of Helen Hayes and is fsm tHar to m illions fo r ins caricature of “ Dam »,” Steve M cG aire tt’s yes-man on the “ H aw aii Five-Q” T V series. But long before Danno was “ bookin’ ” mur derers and crooks, be was trying to establish him self as a leading man. Trying and failin g. I have a theory that M acArthur's downfall was that Hollywood producers consistently played him against women » y e a rs his senior. “ I’m old enough to be your son. M om .” This, of course, has little to do w ith “ How I Spent M y Sum­ m er Vacation,” or how I spent m y sum m er vacation. This is i t The State P ress. Not only this summer, but five previous semesters as w ell. Blow ing m y own horn, right? Ask my adviser. There are a lot o f reasons for not working on the State Press. Grades are, for me, an A ch illa 's heel that has opened itse lf upend bled as often as it has healed. But I’m not crying about i t A t least the g irls are younger than me. F rid a y, I graduate. I look at it this way, if it wasn’t fo r the fact that somehow I forgot to count m y upper-thvisiaa units, I wouldn’t have had the opportunity to w rite this, m y last piece fo r the SP. This brings me to the problem of ending this ram bler. The closing « fila ria l for a sum m er or semester’s State P ress is an interesting anim al. Generally, it is a strangely perverted m ixture of syrup and proftanfity: Sad to go and, jees, have I learned a lo t In m y case, it would be more appropriate to erupt w ith something along the lines of “ G lad to go but, god, I’m broke!” I considered the option of underscoring the last word, but there is an old baa¿ba ll tradition that says you don’t ta ft about a n oM ttar when the pitcher’s s till pitcfata’ i t Danno wouldn’t Glen Creno Teddy, hang it up while you can The firs t thing I saw when I flipped on the televis ion Wednesday morning was Ted Kennedy. Kennedy was denying tum ors he had offered the vice prvnidentiel spot on h is longuhot ticket to Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., o r Senate M ajority Leader Robert B yrd, D-W.Va. M ore im portantly, be was in front of the cam era again, M s “ cam paign" revitalized. Ted, if you’re reading this I’d lik e to break some distress tag news to you. It’s over Teddy — you lo s t Hang it up — head hack to Boston, o r maybe Chicago. M ayor Jane Byrne s till is confueeda little. “ Ted Kennedy w ill apeak to the convention to accept the nom ination of M s pnrty (next) Thursday night,” a Kennedy partisan told a CBS reporter Wednesday. Can I get odds on that? Kennedy’s determ ination has been diverting in this year of inevitable party choices. It became apparent late ta the prim aries President C arter would face Ronald Reagan in the Edltar: I was not in the least sur­ prised to bear C hris Spindle, ASASU a ctivitie s vice presi­ dent, say he was going to stay neutral on the draft issue. It hue become increm Editor: “ B ullsM t” during prim e Hi m isn 't sm prishM ever since I heard B in M urray say “ d ick” on Saturday Night L iv e «being a spoof on Robert Conrad’s E ver read» com m ercials. (Gee M r. Con­ rad, you’re alm ost ss M g a dick as yew son.” ) I eojoy this opounass, too, but I don’t think it belongi on TV , at least not during prim e tim e or daytim e. There are medtams which have to be responsible to their influencable, under IS sudlenct (namely televisi on, radio, newspapers and Steve M a r ingly apparent that no one in ASASU has got the guts to take a stance on anything. M ark C a rila Htatary tin ), w hich aren't. in creasin g ly I’m getting tired o f you smug lib erals applauding every quiet “ loooonbM” of standards as a victory for “ enfiffrienm ent.” You’re oboolately right that these qutat changes go unnoticed. It'S because peo­ ple fike m yself w hs «fisapue w ith them rarely bother to jum p up and make a phone c a ll or w rite a tetter. November election. It became apparent, that is, to everyone but Kennedy. So now the “ lib e ra l conscience" of the Dem ocratic P a rty w ifi take M s fight to the convention, which opens Monday ta New Y o rk City. Ted Kennedy’s future isn’t the only thing a t stake ta New York. A cru cia l question of whether delegates elected to r epresent the people of the United States in the w nm iw Hnj proems are bee to “ vote theta consciences” and dump Carter, whose popularity has pl unged. When the convention is over and O erter has been re ­ nominated, Kennedy w ill have to fa ll into step and support the party candidate, no m atter how grudgingly. And ta the lu rid lig h t of post-convention reality, w ill Teddy have the m ettle to adm it there w ill be no Kennedy “ Cam elot” ta Washington this year and M t the cam p a ig i road fo r the in­ cumbent? That, more than anything in M s campaign, w ill be the measure of Ted Kennedy's integrity. A SA SU bites the dust again D id you notice the way the wind blew last week when the nation’s Ik- and » -year-old men w ere registering fo r the 7 I on solar shop provide about N percent of percent of these costs are the hot water uead by two regained et the end of the people, w orking without a year in federal and state tan backup system for eight breaks that result in the months of the year. highest com bined so la r It casta between IS00 and c re d it in the nation, INO to set up those two Newberry said. panels, including the price of In addition, the solar the workshop, the actual system Im mediately begins so lar equipment and sup­ to pay itse lf o ff in electrical plies needed to erect i t b ill savings. Arizona P u b lic Each additional panel can Service estim ates that an be bought fo r $U3, w ith four average fa m ily of four can panels supplying enough hot save tMO each year by using w ater fo r tq>to six people. solar water heaters. However, in Arisona 75 Newberry said that ASU would use the same basic solar system design for other parts of the country, w ith sm all m odifications doe to collector freezing problems in colder clim ates. “The equipment w ill cost substantially more in most instances,” Newberry said. ‘ T here w ill be less financial incentive, bid it s till should be attractive to most peo­ ple.” The system would prob­ ably not be adaptable in some areas of the nation that have heavy cloud cover, and would not be perm itted in some régions where housing associations have banned the construction of solar panda, Newberry said. In addition, some contrac­ tors have a “ bad opinion” of the workshop because it c ir­ cumvents the $2,000 to $3,000 tea they usually get fo r in­ stallin g the solar panels, he added; Deserve the best •o be good to yourself, moke your “But those tbii«s are be­ ing changed in time because of the positive attitude of the public,” he sakL “You are doing something good for the country and the individual. “ There’s a lot of ignorance about solar energy out there. B ut to knock something lik e this is to b t unpractical, en­ viro n m e n ta lly dam aging and econom ically stupid.” ^ M o a si I ram p a •—■SS? AS« 1 yourself with permanent hair removal. Get rid of unsightly facial or body hair. DRIVE CARS ms ★ 1st Treatment FREE^ Cm AnHaMi Many Pelate U.g.A. ($8.50 value) W S a w LO jO . B a ia ia * an* i a l i n i . U n s h a at s w « DESERT ELECTROLYSIS CENTER SCHEMI 0RMEMVAY 839-1886 991-6533 Until 1 pat parson. 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I Mr a . • .• w Page10 S u m m r Stata Praat Thursday, August 7,1960 ASU history professor to address conference An ASU history professo r w ill address the 46th annual Southern G overnors’ A ssociation Conference in W illiam sburg, V irg in ia, this fa ll. D r. Lew is Tambs w ill discuss “ Soviet Sea Power and the Strangulation of the West” on Tuesday, Sept. 16. Tam bs’ speech w ill coincide w ith a special session on foreign policy and national security planned by the 19 southern governors. CLASSIFIEDS START HERE A utom obil# « 1974 VOLKSW AGEN goW hug, M p w S m Os , sun root, 72000 mUM, akoondtttonatf, good cond. intwtor, m tarlor, •o g lrx, trantm isM on, U M rtng, n eaMint condttton. S2.0B0. IS4 0S7S. 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