tu e sd a y Septem ber 22, 1981 sta te p ress Voi. 64 No. 17 Arizona State University I Copyright, State Press, 1981 D e p a r t m e n t 's r e p a ir s c h e a p e r b u t im p r o p e r By Tory Bull Staff w riter R ather than pay ASU’s P hysical Facilities to repair the Payne Lab School that m ay be demolished in 1982 anyway, the theater departm ent is doing its own repairs, the departm ent chairm an said Monday. Some of the repair work, such as elec­ trical repairs and installing new doors, violates University policy. William Akins, associate professor of theater, said it was not worth the waiting or expenses to have the improvements made by Physical Facilities. “We do it because it is cheaper, m ore con­ venient, the workers are qualified, and we don’t have to w ait around for Physical Facilities to take action,” Akins said. The departm ent’s own shop crew, which constructs the costumes and scenes for theater productions-,-,is doing the repair work. Akins said the crew does little electrical corrections and remodeling. Problems, with the building that the theater departm ent corrected itself are the adding of a door, a makeup dressing table, and minor electrical corrections, Akins added. Herb M iller, director of the ASU’s Physical Plant, said departm ents are only allowed to m ake changes that do not in­ terfere with m ajor construction. “This includes adding or taking out walls, doors, or any electrical work,” he said. Payne Lab, constructed in 1914, was originally- Tempe Elem entary School until late 1960s when it was turned over to the theater departm ent. “Payne Lab School is a thorn in the side of the Physical Facilities departm ent,” Akins said. “And the (Payne) facility is an em bar­ rassm ent to the University. “We’ve been lucky that no m ajor ac­ cidents have occurred in this building. “Currently, we have problems with Peep­ ing Toms in the restroom s,” he said. There is a square opening on the upper half of the wall between the women’s and m en’s restrooms. “We aren’t out to trick Physical Facilities, we do it out of direct necessity,” he added. “We’re kind of like the w riter Em erson—a sort of self-reliance.” Akins said all the renovations made com. ply with the fire code. The process of obtaining repairs or con­ struction, M iller said, begins with the theater departm ent sending a requisition to Physical Facilities stating the type of work needed, the m aterials requested, and the date a t which it is needed. After Physical Facilities returns with an expense proposal and the departm ent votes on accepting it, then construction repairs may begin, he added. The theater departm ent has not followed the process for obtaining repairs from Physical Facilities, Akins said. Mark Fleming, publicist on the P layers Club council, said the theater departm ent needs more space. “Everyone is not pleased;” Flem ing said. “The first, initial reaction about (the possi­ ble Payne Lab demolition) was to raise hell, but we decided to put that energy into another vein and find alternative places for rehearsal and class locations.” T h e d isa b le d : g ro u p striv e s to b rid g e gap J> T oday ^ CO C By Scott Knutson Staff w riter Her goal is com plete d e s e g r e g a tio n . N ot desegregation of blacks and whites, but desegrega­ tion of disabled and ablebodied students. M arca G rattet, a junior ASU business adm inistra­ tion m ajor, is president of the Organization of Com­ bined Abilities, a cam pus club geared to close the gap between disabled students and able-bodied students. “We see the able-bodied and disabled stu d en ts working together to pro­ mote the advocacy of disabled people,” G rattet said. G rattet said OCA is not a p art of ASU’s Disabled Students Services, but a separate entity. “OCA is a club,” she said. “We work with this of­ fice (DSS) and with other A rcN ta cftH - SUN photo by Lb Dutour Geyser A s p rin k le r h e a d b ro k e M o n d a y In fro n t o f th e a rc h ite c tu re b u ild in g , c a u s in g w ater to g u s h u p ­ w ard u n til p h y s ic a l fa c ilitie s p e rso n n e l w ere a b le to turn it o ff. offices, but we are not a part of them .” G rattet said positive at­ titudes toward disabled students will be the focus of the present club. Previous ASU d isab ility clubs stre sse d cam pus ac­ cessibility for the disabled, she added. She said the group em­ phasizes the abilities of the d is a b le d , not th e disabilities, in a program designed for both the ablebodied and the disabled. “This club is not just for the disabled,” G rattet said. “We are stressing the fact that we want able-bodied students to join too. “There is a need for in­ teraction,” she added. Rita Tuhey, a senior special education m ajor and vice president of OCA, said the club also em­ phasizes education, recrea­ tion and culture. “We want to educate the people about the disabled as well as (educate) the d isabled th em selv es,” Tuhey said. She said each individual also has personal lim ita­ tions and abilities. “We want to take care of the awkwardness of dif­ ficult situations where a person is afraid to ask a disabled person if he needs help because he doesn’t want to offend the person,” Tuhey said. Jim Hemauer, an educa­ tion graduate student and OCA m ember, said the if the public wej-e better educated about the dis­ abled there would be no awkward situations with which to cope. “They’re not aw are of the problems disabled and able-bodied people face concerning disabilities,” he said. “We help by stress­ ing a positive approach. ’’ Hëmauer, who is con­ fined to a wheelchair, add­ ed that often both disabled and able-bodied people m isunderstand his ailment. “I know that I’ve m et a lot of people who think that because I’ve had a spinal injury, I can’t do certain things,” he said. “But even each spinal injury is dif­ ferent so the abilities or disabilities are different. ’’ G rattet said the club has many activités planned to help educate the communi­ ty, which includes in­ troducing disabled people to Valley élem entary and high school students. “We want to expose them to different disabilities as well as having able-bodied people sharing experiences of their first m eeting with a disabled person,” she said. 1 Berlin: Albert the Bear and other facts Wizards, dragons and demons (oh my!) Pioneer Jeff Jeffries Page 6 Page 8 Page 12 Page 2 State Press Tuesday, September 22,1981 2 for 1 n a t io n / w o r ld CHIMICHANGAS Sandra Day O’Connor to be sworn in Friday Seven killed as transport crash-lands WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate, end­ ing an all-m ale tradition nearly two cen­ turies old, unanimously confirmed Sandra Day O’Connor as an associate justice of the Supreme Court on Monday. M rs. O’Connor, a 5 1 -year-old Arizona state appeals judge, will be sworn in Friday as the 102nd associate justice in the 191-year history of the court, in tim e to join the court for the opening of its 1981-82 term on October 5. “Today is truly a historic occasion,” said Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., chairm an of the Senate Judiciary Committee, leading off a series of 22 speeches. INDIAN SPRINGS AIR FIELD, Nev. (AP) — An Air Force 0130 transport plane carrying Army troops on a nighttim e train­ ing mission crash-landed and burned early Monday as it approached a darkened desert a ir strip , killing seven soldiers and hospitalizing 20 others. The four engine turbo-prop was carrying 68 people, including nine crew m em bers, when it hit the desert floor and skidded before bursting into flam es about threequarters of a m ile short of the runway a t In­ dian Springs a t 12:20 a.m . “The sky was aglow, the plane was totally engulfed in flam es,” said Jessica Hilt, 25, a helicopter rescue nurse who flew to the scene. “There were a lot of men with arm and leg fractures.” El Salvador’s Duarte appeals for more U.S. aid WASHINGTON (AP) — El Salvador’s President Jose Napoleon Duarte briefed President Reagan on Monday about the ongoing strife in the Carribean nation, claiming little or no hope for a negotiated peace between his regim e and rebel forces. But a U.S. official, specifically citing the initiative by Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo, said the United States would supp o t an effort by “any friendly force” in Latin American to m ediate the strife in E l Salvador. Reagan and Duarte, accompanied by aides, conferred for 20 minutes in the Oval Office. Duarte also m et with Vice President George Bush. m am h ■ ■ ( co upo n M 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. i* „ .V .v . With This Ad MEXICAN and Your ASU I.D. fW J D Good till 10/5/81. Happy Hour Weekdays 3-6 p.m. WELCOME ASU STUDENTS Mttf(-T*,.r. 11.11 . Fri.-Sat 11-1 » Open Sundays 8-10 1402 S. PRIEST Solidarity locals accuse Soviets of interfering (Comer of 14th &Priest) TEMPE HEALTH CARE If you’re planning a career in medicine, you owe it to yourself to find out more about the Air Force’s Health Professional Scholarship Program. Qualified Ú.S. citizens can receive scholarships for schools of medicine or osteopathy. Early application encouraged. 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'T he Soviet news agency Tass lashed out a g a in Monday, accusing the local chapters of creating “acute conflict situations aim ed a t overthrowing the existing system. Haig calls Soviets a threat UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig J r. told the United Nations Monday that the Soviet Union and Vietnam are threatening all sovereign na­ tions and the U.N. itself by their interven­ tion in Afghanistan and Cambodia. Haig also unveiled a new Reagan ad­ m inistration strateg y for prom oting economic development of poor nations — a plan that puts greater em phasis on private investm ent and less on government aid. With Soviet Foreign M inister Andrei A. Gromyko in the audience, Haig had h arsh . words far the Soviet Union — which could set the stage for a confrontation when he: m eets with the Soviet leader Wednesday. M ondays THE GRAND MARKETPLACE MEMORIAL UNION Tuesday, September 22,1981 State Press Page 3 Bylaw alteration may permit Zia Used Records law students to sit as judges By John Donovan Staff w riter ASU law students will, be ab le to serv e on the A s s o c ia te d S tu d e n ts Suprem e Court if the student senate passes an amend­ m ent to the bylaws a t to­ day’s m eeting, ASASU’s ex­ ecutive vice president said Monday. Chris D’Adamo said the resolution, which for the first tim e would enable law students to join the high court, will go into a senate subcom m ittee for a t least two weeks. T he c o m m itte e w ill discuss the possible bylaw change and m ake a recom­ m endation to the senate, D’Adamo said. The present bylaw states that no m em ber of a college council can serve on the Supreme Court, he said. He said students in ASU’s' College of Law are members of the Student B ar Associa­ tion, and the entire student enrollm ent com prises the Law College Council. D e n is e D re is e s z u n , ASASU president, said the present law is an attem pt to prevent a conflict between the legislative and executive branches of the student government. Dreiseszun said the résolu­ tion, if passed, will aid the Supreme Court and student government. M HgWi9 m niH 0PEHS SEPTEMBER 88th SI A THEATER NBAS YOU! Page 8 State Press Tuesday, September 22,1981 KARATE Free Lecture & Demonstration) The United States Karate Association presents Mr. Milton Calander - 3rd Degree Black Belt in Okinawan Shuri-Ryu Karate. Call for a free trial lesson today! Located at 752 S. Alma School Rd., Mesa W izards, dem ons isti cessful because there are ncj stringent gam e. “ Most games are played in small group plays the game differently, soiorganizati said. The basic game sells for $12 but an arr can be purchased to increase the level of di Since the game was first marketed by T! it has experienced considerable success, i advertisem ent coodinator for T$R. Dimery estimated 1981 sale^ figures tc million. .“ It’s a release—an escape injto another By Phil Daschner Staff writer Wizards, dragons and demons practice their evil deeds in the MU’s bottom level every Friday and Saturday night- _ No, the student union has not become inhabited by witches and warlocks and sorcery is far from their motive. On these evenings the MU becomes a ‘dungeon’ of sorts, where the fantasy game of “Dungeons and Dragons” is played. Saul Smith, a senior in engineering, said the game provides an opportunity for self-expression. a “ Most people enjoy a chance to use their imagination, Smith said. “The game m ay horrify people whose im agina­ tions are under restrictions. ” Smith said the game takes some time to learn, but once the basics are m astered a player can quickly become involved. “Once you have a character for a long time, you probobly know him better than your m other,” he said. 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Page 12 State Press Tuesday, September 22,1981 J e f f r ie s p io n e e r s t h e w a y Willie Jeffries is the Frank Robinson of college football. He’s a black fish in a white pond—for now. Robinson was the first black to m anage a profes­ sional baseball team. In 1979, Wichita State’s “Jeff” Jeffries became the first black head coach on the m a­ jor college scene. As the NCAA puts it, in Division I. The Shockers hadn’t had a winning season on the gridiron since 1972. But' much of that could be a t­ tributed to the tragic plane crash of 1970 which cost WSU the lives of many of its players and coaches. However, the Shockers above-.500 season in 1970 was still the only one since 1963. And so on. Jeffries was called on to perform surgery on a rapid­ ly deteriorating patient. “There was a pressure on me to win,” Jeffries said, “because I wanted to open doors — to set an example — for other black coaches. I was trying to do something to get a feeling across America that a black coach could be successful. “There were some people who thought a black coach couldn’t pull ’em (WSU) out.” In fact, Jeffries didn’t pull the Shockers out of college football’s dank lowlands. They went 1-10 in 1980. CONCESSION WORKERS M e n -W o m e n Evenings or weekends. Work at your convenience. $3.35 per hour. No experience required. Central Phoenix location. Part-time openings Sept. - May. Must have phone and transportation. Victor Temporaries 277-6271 The funny thing is, nobody noticed. “This (K ansas), is a basketball area, a basketball state,” Jeffries said. “It was to my advantage starting here because they don’t stress football. At O klahom a, w hat’s 9-2? Nothing. We went 5-5-1 last year and the fans ap­ preciated it.” P art of last season's tuma r o u n d w a s d u e torecruiting. Jeffries just got the players he wanted. Only four seniors — among the 22 offensive and defensive players — started against ASU last Saturday night. It’s a young team . It’s his team . “The toughest thing about recruiting was getting peo­ ple to believe you,” Jeffries said. “But it was the sam e as usual. It (color) just doesn’t m atter beans in recruiting a black player. I still had to have the best to present to a young man. I was competing against another coach who was white — maybe ten or fifteen times — and it didn’t m atter to the athlete. “That blacks have an ad­ vantage recruiting blacks is not one bit true.” It never was true. Though Grambling, Jackson State and other predominantly black schools once were grid pow erhouses, it w asn’t because they had an edge in recruiting. According to Jeffries, it wasn’t the color, but the size. And the era. “ I coached at a predom inantly black in­ stitution — South Carolina S tate—and we had guys like (Donnie) Shell and (Harry) Carson,’’ he said. “They were players who hadn’t developed physically when we recruited them. One (form er) team m ate of mine, David “Deacon” Jones, was 6-foot-7 and 180 pounds when he was recruited. But team s like Michigan and Florida JJ’s ARE C O M IN G THE BEST LITTLE W HOREHOUSE IN TEXAS continued page 14 "Tuesday, September 22 • 8 p.m. Wednesday, September 23 • 8 p.m. Thursday, September 24 • S p.m. Friday, September 25 • 8 p.m. Saturday, September 26 • 2:30 P-m . and 8 p.m. Sunday, September 27 • 2:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. ~ ~ ~ HURRY INTRODUCTORY SPECIALS BRAKE SPECIAL MOST AMERICAN CARS DISC BRAKES $99.88 DRUM BRAKES$88.88 TUNE-UP SPECIALS MOST FOREIGN CARS DISC BRAKES $99.88 DRUM BRAKES$75.88 This hand-clapping, foot-stomping Broadway hit Is a big and brassy, fun-loving musical comedy that you won't want to miss. 8C Y L..........$42.95 6 C Y L . . . . . . . $39.95 4C Y L...........$36.95 Tickets: Evening Performances — $18, $16, $14 Matinee Performances — $16, $14, $12 Free pick-up and delivery within a five-mile radius. 10% Discount w.iatst - Reserved Student Series Tickets for the September 22 performance availab le. at Gammage Box O ffice beginning August 31. (w /ASU I.D.) 8-5 Mon.-Fri. 8-12Sat. ‘ Student Series events are available to full-tim e ASU students. W ith the exception at “ The Best Uttte W horehouse In Texas” and “ Annie,” one ticket may be purchased lo r $1 to Student Series events by presenting a photo ID and activity card. A maximum ot two $1 detects may ha purchased by prusantlng two photo H> cards and two activity cards. One guest ticket, at lu ll price, may be purchased with a student ticket. Note: Special Student Series tickets for "The Beet Little W horehouse In Texas” and “Annie” w ill be available at one-half the published meetved seat Mcket price._____________________ . For eddlllene l kif ormaWon. p ise le ce ll the f lemnieg* Bee Ottica, m IM A Tuesday, September 22,1981 State Press Pape 13 V o lle y b a ll te a m p a c e d b y F o r b e s ' 'a c e ' s e r v e Lakewood (C alif.) High volleyball to concentrate on By Tony Alba School where she was a basketball as a junior,” she Sport* writer \ ASU’s wom en's volleyball • standout in both volleyball said, “but as a senior, I team, fresh off a weekend and basketball. She lettered decided to concentrate on third place finish in the three years in each sport and volleyball because I felt I University of Pacific Invita- was named m ost valuable was too short. I just felt I had in tional and a m atch against player of both team s. She a ' b e t t e r f u t u r e ninth-ranked Stanford last won All-League, All-City and volleyball.” Forbes decided a t a very night, returns home to face AU-CIF honors in both early age that she wanted to second-ranked UCLA this sports. At one point in her high become a volleyball player. Friday night. The Devils (4-2 and 10-2 school c a re e r, F orbes She began playing in the including junior college thought about giving up seventh grade and by the ;matches) will be trying to volleyball in favor of basket­ tim e she was an eighthgrader, she had set a goal for ;avenge an earlier loss to ball. eonU nuadpigalS “ I considered giving up UCLA in the finals of New Mexico State’s Roadrunner Classic. — One of the keys to success . GARY'S in ASU’s effort will be PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY Heather Forbes. Forbes, a sophomore from 414 S. M ill, No. 208 Westminster, California, led (Above Spaghetti Company) the team in service aces (an unreturaable serve) in 1980. In 12 conference m atches, Forbes served up 27 aces — | an average of 2.25 a m atch. KODAK, ILFORD, BESELER, VELBON, TENBA Even though Forbes was the team leader in aces, she K O D A K PROCESSINO said her serve is somewhat overrated. AT “I don’t think my serve is really that good,” Forbes D ISCO UNT PRICES said. “There are other peo­ ple on the team who serve a New and U sed Photographic lot better than I d a But I Equipm ent have a top-spin serve which can be a powerful serve. It just drops unexpectedly and EXTRA 10% DISCOUNT that’s probably why it’s hard !u O n A ll Film Processing to return, but personally, I really don’t think it’s that 9 W ith This A d UJ good.” Forbes attended Cl BACH ROME, TOKINA, KIWI, LARSON — *m I LARGE CH EESE PIZZA O NLY *2.99 EACH ADDITIONAL ITEM $1.00 Coupon (Must be presented w hile ordering.) Deliver 5 p.m. - 1a.m. W ith T h is We (50c Charge for Delivery) LONG ISLAND PIZZA Pizza, Subs, Dinners 724 S. M fll Ave. 829-1722 Tem pe EXPIRES MO-S. 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Stick aro u n d th e n , an d cru ise in to som e­ th in g to soak u p th e sp irits. Includes choice of vegetable an d p otato, house salad, w arm r o lls » b u tter. Your p assp o rt to paradise is H aw aiian dress! pleasure of our. incredible 994 H aw aiian oocktails. 9:00 -Cloee in our Lounge Go Hawaiian! ttU J M U K E ntire dinner special only $8.48 T h e n ... H ula to th e s p e c ia l 4:00-7:00 Doubles for S inges 184 Feel » E a t Shrim p, ch ili Con Q ueso» other spectacular m unchles. Page 14 State Press Tuesday, September 22,1981 More about After Luis Zendejas kicked could only score on a 34-yard his second field goal of the interception return by cor- night (a 39-yarder), the Shockers drove 80 yards (10 nerback Curtis Whitten. But the second half went plays) for a score, and the quite differently. Senior mood of the gam e was quarterback Mike Pagel changed. “In the second half we threw three touchdowns in the first half, even though he were running more line was having trouble con­ stunts,” Devil linebacker necting to the outside, but he’ Joey Lumpkin said. “We had a more difficult time were trying to stop the out­ moving the ball after the side run and so we slacked off on the passing. half. “It was the first tim e "In the third quarter I cam e out and tried to relax,” we’ve seen the option in Pagel said. “They began do­ awhile,” he added. “While ing different things that we watching them on film we w e r e n ’t , e x p e c t i n g . didn’t think they were as Everything seemed to be good as they are.” With 10 minutes in the ju st a little bit off. ” Devils’ misery. The Devils tried a two-point conversion that failed, but the damage was done. Wichita State head Coach Willie “Jeff” Jeffries said he was less than delighted at the way things went for his Shockers. “We might as well face facts,” he said. “I felt the of­ ficiating was terrible.” Jeffries was referring to ASU’s first TD, when Pagel h it sp lit end Jerom e Weatherspoon on a 17-yard scoring strike, that may have been out of bounds. “The guy was clearly in the white area (out of bounds),” Jeffries said. Jeffries said although the Whitten interception return “inspired us,” the Devils were just too strong in the ___ end. gam e and the Devils in seeming command a t the Shocker 32 with a 27-14 ad­ vantage, Pagel coughed the ball up to WSU nose guard D arrin Mills, and the drub­ bing was over. The Shockers went 65 yards in eight plays, cutting the m argin to six, 27-21, as sophomore D arren Wilson scam pered in from seven yards out. Wilson’s 91 yards on 10 carries led all WSU rushers. Then the Devils started from their own 20 and went on an 80-yard m arch, capped off by a Pagel run from the one with 2:50 left to finally put the Shockers out of the More about W o rld . continued from e H2 wouldn’t go for him. They’d go for the guys who were 6foot-7,240. The black schools recruited taking a bigger gamble. “Now, with the talent balancing out all over the country, schools in the Sbuth — like A labam a and Mississippi State — are tak­ ing the guys just with poten­ tial.” That’s one reason why past black football giants have now been reduced to, well, black football schools. Most everything about football is being balanced. The Top 20 used to be a private fraternity; now it’s c o m p r i s e d of y o u n g hucksters. The NFL is reaching P ete Rozelle’s dream of total parity. But the NFL and the SUM photo by Bob BeamMdwtar Willie Jeffries r i JuM bring hi M o coupon and your d iid oua moto tompring Egg McMutfbi Sandwich Is Just 7Se. UmH ona coupon par customer por «toh. 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But the pros need m o r e b l ac k a s s i s t a n t coaches. “I believe there will be a black head coach in the NFL within the next two or three years.” And according to Jeffries, it may be Jeffries. “I’m happy right now, but it wouldn’t be bad,” he said. “ I probably would — if it was an offer with security.” „ But you can guess if security is what Willie Jef­ fries wants, he probably wouldn’t have taken the job a t Wichita St. HAND PACKED PINTS •• S h o c k e r. continued from pag* 10 I • ■ ® 1031 E. APACHE TEMPE 3WICH McCHICKEN® SANDWICH a J J Juot bring to M e coupon and McCMofeon Sondudch Ic loot TSe. Uudt coo coupon per F ulftfl. plgggg i t DRIVE-THRU NOW OPEN 24 hre. FRI-ftSAT. Cash value 1/20 of 1 cent. • Valid until 9/30/81. a. 1031 E APACHE TEMPE 1300 N . H A Y D E N — T E M P E *968-1161 J ^(Coupon valid through Oct. 16,1961.) I HOURS Mon.-Sat. 11 a.m. Sun, at 4 p.m. More about Forbes „„«huM d from page 12 T h ere w ill be an organizational meeting of the Devils’ Angels, the sup­ port g ro u p for the ASU baseball team , a t 6 p m. Wednesday a t Packard Stadium. The Angels act as bat girls as well as being overall hostesses for the. ASU baseball program. Last year, several of the girls went to Omaha, Neb., with the NCAA champion baseball team for the Col­ lege World Series. Inform ation regarding the m eeting can be ob­ tained by calling Charlene a t 965-6065. herself to g et a scholarship. Years later, the scholarship was offered to h er by ASU. “At first, I hadn’t planned on leaving C alifo rn ia,” Forbes said. “Then I real­ i z e d that ASU was a good op­ portunity and th at it wasn t that faraw ay. I had talked to U.C.-Irvine and Stanford and I got letters from Oregon and Colorado, but D ale (Flickinger, ASU head volleyball coach) seemed m ore in­ terested in m e and I thought I would have a b etter oppor­ tunity to ¡day (at ASU).” So, Forbes now w ears the maroon and gold of the Sun Devils. Forbes says the m ost en­ joyable p art of volleyball for her is the competition. “I think I’m a com petitive person in all aspects of life, not just in sports,” she said. “I enjoy the pressure and competitiveness of volleyball.” Forbes has not only had to cope with the pressure on the court, but the pressure in the classroom. “ The hardest p art (of playing volleyball and going to school a t the sam e tim e) is die travel,” Forbes said. “You really get drained from it and you can get sick easily. That can take away from your studies, but I think there is tim e for both. I haven’t had any problem s. ” Apparently not. Forbes has not set any per­ sonal goals as of yet, but she .does have a team goal in mind. “I would eventually like to win the national champion­ ship,” she said. “It m ay not b eta store for us this year, but I think next y ear it is a possibility.” As for this year, Forbes is optimistic. “We’re off to a good start,” she said. “If we con­ tinue to improve, we have a chance to go to nationals. The physical talent is there, but we need to become tougher m entally. If we can do that, we’ll do very w ell.” CLASSIFIEDS T ryouts tomorrow l Announcem ents to r Rcnt/ieos« H « !P Wqnt* j ----- JEWISH GIRLS »re Intarest— In meeting Jew ish guy». For fun people age» 19-25 ca ll «869605. S 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, one m ile from ASU. Fireplace, carport, air, fenced yard. Available immediately. *465.968____________ __ 4244. RECEPTIONIST PART-TIME Interviews Tuesday and Thursday mornings, 8 s.m.-Sa-m Lion's Don Halrcuttars, 48 E. Broadway. No tslapltono interviews. HOUSE FO R rant, *360 par month. 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