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•Copyright, Stato Preis, 1968

Arizona State University’s
Morning Daily

F rid a y, S e p te m b e r 2 ,1 9 8 8

Tempe, Arizona

Committee approves
$207 million in plans
B y SH ERI JO H N SO N
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T h e A rizon a B oard o f R egen ts’ resour­
ces com m ittee approved a five-yea r capi­
ta l im provem ent plan Thursday that calls
fo r ASU to spend, about $207 m illion begin­
ning in 1990fo r new buildings and building
im provem ents.
T h e plan, com piled by U n iversity and
regents sta ff m em bers, w ill be presented
to the board a t its Septem ber m eeting next
w eek in F la g sta ff. T h e plan also allocates
spending about $84 m illion at ASU W est,
$280 m illion a t the U ofA and $76 m illion at
U o fA ’s am ount is much h igh er than
A SU ’ s because the Tucson u niversity is
expectin g g rea ter funding through g ifts
and grants, said R ob ert B. W illiam s, the
regen ts’ associate d irector fo r capital de­
velopm ent and human resources.

Committee O Ks dorm, page 11
E ig h t A S U p ro je c ts ta rg e te d in the
report fo r 1990 h ave received conceptual
approval from the regen ts, W illiam s said.
Sandy M endez, preaidant of the H ispanic B usiness Students A ssociation,
M offord a kiss on the Cheek after M offord spoke to the association in the MO.
given h e re watch.

Mofford praises group's efforts
to further Hispanics’ education
By DO N EM P IE
Contributing Writer

C itin g education as the m ost im por­
tant fa cet o f A m erican life , G ov. R ose
M offord com m ended the w ork o f the
Hispanic Business Students Association
during rem arks at a reception fo r the
organization Thursday.
“ Th ese groups a re v e ry im portant to

ed u ca tin g e v e ry o n e ,” M o ffo rd told
about 60 people in the M U ’s Gold Room .
“ Education is an um brella, and a ll o f
our w ork is done from under it.”
M offord , w ho has w orked in A rizona
state governm ent fo r 48 years, said she
lam ents one thing in her life.
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Th e ASU projects, which w ill cost about
$60 m illio n , in clu de a M u sic B u ild in g
exp an sion , th e G o ld w a ter C en ter fo r
Science and E n gineering, asbestos abate­
m ent, resid en ce h all fir e alarm s, fir e
alarm system s, parking structures and
U n iversity Club renovations.
W illiam s said the m oney allocated fo r
the other fou r years w ill com e from funds
the U n iversity expects to re ceive in the
future.
“ T h ere’ s no m oney at this tim e,” he
said.
Th e plan designates about $94 m illion fo r
1991, $16 m illion fo r 1992, $21 m illion fo r
1993 and $15 m illion fo r 1994.
T h e 1991 projects include an A pplied
Science Center, a L ib era l A rts Building,
classroom renovations, an In form ation

Resources M anagem ent Building, a Uni­
v e rs ity G olf Clubhouse, a C ollege o f Law
L ib r a r y B u ild in g, .a P h y s ic a l S cien ce
Com plex, residence life expansion, Uni­
v ersity key secu rity system and continued
Hayden L ib ra ry expansion.

'UofA’s amount is m uch
higher than A S il’s because
the Tucson university is
expecting greater funding
through gifts and grants.’

Four projects are planned betw een 1992
and 1994. Th ey include laboratory anim al
ca re and autom atic fir e sprinklers, a Fin e
A rts Com plex and a new Academ ic S ervi­
ces Building.
M onies fo r funding the five-yea r plan
w ill com e from fiv e sources. Tw enty-three
m illion dollars w ill com e from the general fund authority, $123 m illion from academ ­
ic bond authority, $25 m illion from auxi­
la ry bond authority, $25 m illion from fed­
e ra l funds and $11 m illion from g ifts and
grants.
The gen eral fund is appropriated b y the
legislatu re, w hile academ ic bond author­
ity is paid b y tuition and fees.
Th e a u xilia ry bond authority is paid by
fees from sources such as residence life
hails and parking, and fed eral funds com e
from governm ent grants.
G ifts and grants com e from p rivate con­
tributions o r state funds.
The legislatu re must approve a ll Uni­
versity funding.
“ N ot only does th e legislatu re approve
gen eral funding m oney, but it also holds
the strin g in authorizing the regents to sell
bonds,” he said.

Legislative candidates address student issues at forum
By K ELLY P E A R C E
State P ress

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Tw enty-tw o A rizon a le g is la tiv e candidates had a chance
Thursday to h ave th eir say at ASU , and a ll but fou r o f them
they supported votin g pow er fo r the student represen­
ta tive to the A rizona B oard o f R egents.
In a p o litica l forum sponsored by Associated Students
P o litic a l Union, the 13 candidates fo r House seats and nine
Senate candidates had three minutes each to te ll about 150
onlookers th eir view s on the student regen t, u n iversity
equ ity funding and the A rizona F in an cial A id Tru st pro­
gram (A F A T ).
Th e candidates w ill fa ce voters in a Sept. 13 p rim ary.
The forum w as split into tw o sessions, one fo r House
candidates and the other fo r Senate candidates.
When ASASU E xecu tive Presid en t John F ees asked the
House candidates to ra ise th eir hands if they would support
a b ill g iv in g the student regen t votin g pow er, a ll but three
lifted th eir arm s.
Th e three w ere M arilyn H aw ker, R -D istrict 21; incum ­
bent B ev Harm on, R -D istrict 27, whose district includes
ASU ; and incum bent Don Strauch, R -D lstrict 29.
Th e govern or appoints a student regen t each y e a r from
one o f the three state universities. This y e a r’ s regen t is
ASU student P a trick M cW horter, which m eans the Uni­
v ersity w ill not h ave another student regen t on the board

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A rizona Senate candidates (from left) Jim Cunningham , Bev Hermon, Jalm a Hunslnger, Jenny Norton, G ary R ichardson, Lo la Steffey
and DOn Strauch answ er queatlons about atudent issues Thursday at an A S A S U political forum held In the M U.

until 1991.
Herm on said she had reservations about g iv in g the student regen t votin g p rivileges because once e v e ry three
years the regent is b o m U ofA .
“ Th e board o f regents is a lread y h eavily w eighted w ith
U ofA regents,” she said.

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When the Senate candidates took the stage, B ill V alen tic,
R -D istrict 27, said he could not support a student regen t
vote.
“ T h eir (th e student regent’ s ) term is very short, and I ’ m
not sure he can be e ffe c tiv e ,” V alen tic said.
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Friday, September 8 ,1988

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world/nation in brief
About 2,000 onlookers chanted, "Thank you, thank you! ’’
and “ Th ere is no freedom without Solidarity! ” Strikers and
the crowd outside joined in singing the national anthem just
before file shipyard gates swung open.

Shipyard, steel workers
end strikes in Poland
GDANSK, Poland (A P ) — Shipyard and steel workers
ended strikes Thursday, and Lech W alesa urged others to halt
Poland’s worst labor turm oil In seven years now that the
governm ent has agreed to discuss Solidarity’s future.
A Solidarity spokesman said the walkout at die July Mani­
festo mine, w here the nationwide strike w ave began m ore
than two weeks ago, appeared to be nearing an end,
But by Thursday night, W alesa failed to convince striking
bus and dock workers in the Baltic port o f Szczecin to end their
strike, and d ie strike com m ittee decided to press fo r settle­
ment o f their local issues, said the spokesman, Arkadiusz
Rybickl.
W alesa m et with ranking officials W ednesday fo r the first
tim e in six years and the governm ent agreed to discuss the
outlawed union and other issues. R estoring Solidarity’s legal
status was the m ain demand o f the strikers.
W orkers at the Stalowa W ola steel m ill in southern Poland
began leavin g the plant at 7 p.m. a fter receivin g a telephone
appeal from W alesa and a m essage from the Rom an Catholic
episcopate, a strike com m ittee spokeswoman said.
A t least 3,000 strikers w ere in the Lenin shipyard, where
W alesa works as an electrician, including workers from other
yards in this B altic p o rt They hoisted Solidarity banners as
members o f their strike com m ittee led them ou t

Hotel in South Africa rocked
by bomb; 2 people killed
W IND H O EK, South-West A frica (A P ) - A bomb exploded
Thursday evening in a downtown hotel patronized by blacks
and set it ablaze, killin g two people and wounding 15, police
reported,
A m ine exploded 90 minutes later on a railroad line about a
m ile from the three-story hotel, slightly wounding two m ore
people, said officials at the Windhoek State Hospital.
The explosions occurred on the day the South-West A frica
People’s Organization said it would begin a voluntary cease­
fire. SW APO has fought a long guerrilla w ar against South
A frican control o f the territory, also known as Namibia.
South A frica ’s government-run broadcasting network said
an anonymous telephone caller claim ed responsibility fo r the
hotel bombing on behalf o f SW APO. The guerrilla group nor­
m ally attacks m ilitary targets or white residential or shop­
ping areas.
Louis Pienaar, the territorial administrator appointed by
South A frica, blam ed SW APO and accused it o f violating the

pledge o f a truce. He did not explain w hy the gu errillas would
bomb a hotel patronized by blacks.

Helicopter crash in California
leaves 6 crew members dead
BARSTOW , C alif. (A P ) — A C aliforn ia A ir N ational
Guard helicopter crashed in a M o ja ve D esert mountain
range Thursday, killin g a ll six people aboard, authorities
said.
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The crew o f the H-3 h elicopter w as m ade up o f four
Guardsmen and two A ir F o rce personnel from G eorge A ir
F orce Base, said Sgt. 1st Class C gro lyii H am ilton, spokes­
woman at National Guard headquarters in Sacram ento.
The helicopter w as from the 129th A ir R escu e and R ec­
o very Group based at M o ffett N a va l A ir Station a t Moun­
tain V iew . It w as participatin g In a train in g exercise at
G eorge when it w ent down at 10:55 a.m ., H am ilton said.
The bodies w ere discovered b y a rescu e team , said Capt.
Kent K night o f the C aliforn ia H igh w ay P a tro l, which dis­
patched a helicopter to the scene.
The crash occurred about 18 m iles southeast o f Barstow
in the Cinder Cone region o f the Rodm an M ountains, said
San Bernardino County s h e riffs spokesm an Jim B ryant.
C alifornia H ighw ay P a tro l F lig h t O ffic e r K en D avis, one
o f those who fle w to the scene, said the h elicopter struck a
rid ge in the mountain range.

today
T h e T o d a y s e c tio n Is a d a ily c a le n d a r o f e v e n ts h a p p e n ­
in g a t A S U th a t Is p re s e n te d a s a s e rv ic e to th e U n iv e rs ity
c o m m u n ity . A n y c a m p u s d u b o r o rg a n iz a tio n c a n su b m it
e n trie s fo r p u b lic a tio n to th e S ta te P re s s , lo c a te d in th e
b a se m e n t o f M a tth e w s C e n te r, B o o m 15. E n trie s m u st b e
le g ib le , a re s u b je c t to e d itin g fo r c o n te n t, s p a c e a n d c la r­
ity , a n d w ill n o t b e ta k e n o v e r th e p h o n e . D u e to s p a c e
re s tric tio n s , th e S ta te P re s s c a n n o t g u a ra n te e p u b lic a tio n .
D e a d lin e fo r th e e n trie s Is 1 p .m . th e p re v io u s b u s in e s s
day.

Meetings
• A S U ’s W re stlin g T e a m needs assistants, scoregirts, tow el

girls and tim ers fo r this year’s m eets. A m eeting fo r those
interested w ill take p la ce Sept. 2 at 5:30 p.m. in the Univer­
sity A ctivity C enter, Room 35.
• T h s F a rc e S id e C o m e d y H o u r w iil have its inaugural

com ed y sh ow o f the sem ester in the MU Cinem a at 12:30
p.m.
• T h e B a p tis t S tu d e n t U n io n will host a Student Survival
R ally on Sept. 2 at ? p.m. at the BSU center, 1322 S. Mill
Ave. Th e top ic w ill b e “Academ ic Survival.”
• D e v ils ’ J u g g lin g C lu b will b e in front o f the Language and
Literature Building at 2:40 p.m. today.to reveal secrets on
“ H ow to ’steel.’"
• T h e A S U S o c c e r C lu b w ill hold a team practice to day at
4:30 p.m. on Sahuaro Field. New m em bers are welcom e.
• D e lta S ig m a PI w ill have a Professional Dress recruitment
event at 8 p.m. at the Rancho las Palmas Clubhouse, 1249
E. Spence.
• T h e W h ite fie ld S o c ie ty will m eet at 12:40 p.m. to discuss
"Church history up to 1500 A.D.”
• A m e ric a n S o c ie ty fo r P e rs o n n e l A d m in istra tio n will have
a rush party at Pizza Hut, 1030 E. Apache, from 7 p.m. to 9

p.m. N ew members are w elcom e.
• D E X In te rn a tio n a l w ill hold a DEX T rop ical Bash on Sat­

urday night at 9 at the Palm T ree C lubhouse.
• A m e rica n s w ith D is a b ilitie s w ill h old a march and rally on
Monday, Sept. 5 at the Neumann Church on University
and C ollege.
• A S U S tu d e n t C h a p te r o f th e N ational A rt Education
Association will hold its first m eeting o f the year on Tuesday. Sept. 6, at 4 p.m. in the A rt Building room 226.
•W om en In C o m m u n ic a tio n s w ill m eet on Tuesday, Sept.
6 in the MU Santa Cruz Room . T eresa C orary-D avia will
address public relations topics.
• T h e A S U C h a p te r o f th e N A A C P w ill have an open house
m eeting in the MU Pim a Room on Tu esday, S ept. 6 at 7:30
p.m.
• A lp h a E ta R h o A v ia tio n F ra te rn ity w ill have its first m eet­
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Frida^September^1988

A S U plans 2 new parking structures

campus briefs
San Antonio mayor, columnist
coming to campus next week
San Antonio m ayor and newspaper colum nist H enry
Cisneros w ill apeak to ASU students, fa cu lty and sta ff
Sept. 9 about education.
Cisneros’ s lectu re is titled: “ Education: Th e Com pet­
itiv e E d ge and S trategic Plan nin g.” It starts at 1 p.m . in
the M U ’s A rizona Room .
T h e visit w ill be his second to ASU . In D ecem ber 1985
he received an honorary doctorate from the U n iversity
fo r his w ork as m ayor and fo r contributions to A m erican
cities and politics.
T h e lectu re is sponsored by A ssociated Students and
the Presid en t’ s Council, a group o f cam pus student
organizations.

B y KRISTI E LLIS
But he said that the U n iversity is "ta k in g a step in the
State Press
righ t direction ” in building the tw o structures.
ASU ’ s shortage o f n early 2,500 parking spaces should be
“ T h e new structures w ill trem endously help us and enaa llevia ted b y this tim e next ye a r when tw o m ore parking b le us to handle the future as w e ll,” said R ich ard Landreth,
assistant d irector fo r ASU ’ s P ark in g and T ran sit services.
structures should be com pleted.
P a rk in g lots rou tinely a re over-sold due to a high student
C u rren tly, 13,680 p ark in g spaces accom odate 27,000
turn-over rate, Landreth said.
decal holders.
H ow ever, he said U n iversity o ffic ia ls m ay h ave to
Th e new parkin g structures, one to be located at the
rethink the strategy because instructors are beginning to
corn er o f Lem on S treet and R u ral Road and the other,
count d a ily attendance as part o f students’ grades.
south o f Sun D evil Stadium Just north o f P a lo V erde M ain
Th e three-story ga ra ge along R u ral Road, to be called
residence hall, w ill p rovid e an additional 2,274 spaces.
Construction is scheduled to begin in January w ith com ­ P ark in g Structure No. 4, w ill have 2,520 parking spaces fo r
a net gain o f 1,540 spaces.
pletion slated fo r August.
Structure No. 5 south o f the stadium w ill h ave 1,120 spa­
A student represen tative, h ow ever, said he is w a ry o f the
ces fo r a net gain o f 734 spaces.
U n iversity’s plan to build a ga ra ge near a dorm itory.
T h e tw o structures, which w ill be built concurrently, are
“ I ’ m le e ry about structure fiv e behind P a lo V erd e M ain
because people w ill h ave to m ove fo r Cardinal and Sun expected to cost a total o f about $11 m illion. Th e U n iveristy
w ill issue $15 m illion in bonds fo r the p roject. The rem ain­
D e v il footb a ll gam es, and that’s a problem ,” said N ick
in g $4 m illion w ill be spread o ver other projects.
Spino, director o f the Tenants and Com m uters Association.
“ T h ey 're goinjg up lik e tinker toys,” Landreth said.

ASU climatologists discover heat cure

Balling named ae director
off Climatology Laboratory
R obert B allin g, an assistant professor o f geography,
has been nam ed d irector o f ASU ’ s L a b ora tory o f
C lim atology.
B allin g replaces Anthony B razel, a professor o f geo­
graphy, w ho has directed the lab’ s w eather-related
a ctivities fo r the last eigh t years.
“ Because o f the laboratory's Increased research load,
record-keeping and public responsibilities, I fe lt it was
w ise to pass alon g m y duties to another d irector,”
B razel said.
T h e lab, w hich is in A S U ’s Com m unity S ervices Cen­
ter B u ilding at Curry R oad and M ill Avenue, is a d iv ­
ision o f thè U n iversities departm ent o f geography. Th e
lab conducts clim actic research w h ile w orking w ith
graduate and undergraduate w ork.
It also w orks w ith the N ational W eather S ervice and
publishes "A rizo n a C lim ate Sum m ary,” a 20-page
m onthly n ew sletter that charts the state’s w eather
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T w o ASU clim atologists have found a w ay fo r desert
cities to reduce tem peratures o ver tim e.
M ore g o lf courses.
P a lm Springs, a desert town in C aliforn ia, has done just
that and has been stea d ily coolin g o ff since the mid-1970s,
said R obert B allin g, d irector o f the ASU Laboratory of
C lim atology in the geography departm ent.
“ Ph oenix is goin g in the opposite d irection ,” he added.
“ It ’ s gettin g hotter and h otter.”
A study b y B a llin g and co-researcher Nina Lolk has
shown that tem peratu re changes in P a lm Springs h ave to
do w ith land use, sp ecifica lly, the construction o f m ore and
m ore g o lf courses.
“ T h e sun can do one o f tw o things, ’ ’ B a llin g said. “ It can
heat up the ground o r evap orate w ater ’ ’ and cause cooling.
B efore the 1970s, P a lm Springs w as surrounded by
desert and tem peratures gradu ally increased, B allin g
said. But as g o lf courses w ere built, tem peratures de­
creased because o f increased irrigation w ater on them .
On the oth er band, Phoenix has replaced its agricu ltu ral
land w ith buildings and concrete.
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Candidate reaction bodes well for student regent vote
Darrin Hostetler
Columnist
W hat do you get when you put 22 politicians, a ll o f them In
fra n tic heat fo r public o ffic e , In a room fo r tw o hours to
speak to a group o f concerned citizens?
F e rtilize r, o f course.
But if you attended the forum w ith A rizon a leg isla tive
hopefuls in the M U Thursday, you go t a little m ore than the
norm al cam paign rh etoric. You also got som ething that is
d ifficu lt to obtain from p oliticians in any environm ent o r
context — com m itm ent on issues o f student concern. And
you got a look at the heroes and villa in s on the Sept. 13
prim ary slate.
The m ost encouraging thing to com e out o f the forum was
the overw helm ing support expressed fo r the concept o f
g ra n tin g the student re p resen ta tive to the B oard o f
R egen ts fu ll votin g p rivileges. Th e student regen t vote Is
one o f the three b ig student issues being advanced by “ Stu­
dents A re Voting E veryw h ere in 1988 (S A V E ’88),” the
voter-registration and inform ation program backed by
A ssociated Students, and it ’s startin g to look lik e a good bet
to m ake it through the legislatu re next spring.
E igh t o f the nine Senate candidates and 10 o f the 13 House
o f R ep resen tative candidates present said they would vote
fo r a b ill to enfranchise the student regen t, w ith D istrict 27
(T em p e) incum bent represen tative Jenny Norton o fferin g
to sponsor the b ill and “ shepherd it alon g.”
And when the House candidates w ere asked to ra ise th eir
hands i f th ey would vo te fo r the bin, the candidates who did
so com m itted them selves to pursuing the all-im portant
m easu re— which would fin a lly g iv e students an actual say
in v ita l Issues such as tution increases.
T h e m om ent the shutter snapped on the pictu re o f candi­
dates w ith th eir hands In the a ir, S AV E ’88 had ach ieved a

p rim a ry goal. B y com m ittin g them selves to the Issue, the
candidates g a ve student leaders a load o f levera ge fo r the
spring when they can go to the new legislators and say:
"Y o u prom ised this during the election, now it's tim e to
d eliv er.”
AH o f which is contingent, o f course, on the legislators
who support student issues w inning the election which In
turn depends on how m any o f you m ake it to the polls and
vote fo r those candidates.
And c lea rly , th ere a re a few candidates who didn’t give
students much reason to check their names on election
day.
B ev H erm on, also a D istrict 27 incumbent representa­
tiv e , cam e up w ith th e best idea o f the m orning — to have
state legisla tors and students m eet in a forum once a
sem ester — but fum bled when she declined to support the
student regen t vote issue. H erm on reasoned that since the
board o f regen ts is alread y loaded w ith U ofA patrons, plac­
in g a U ofA student vo te on the board eve ry three years
would fu rther tip the balance in fa vo r o f the W ildcats.
H erm on fa iled to note that the student regent is m ore a
represen tative o f the STU D E N TS than o f his or her respec­
tiv e school. C arefu l selection o f the student by gubernator­
ia l appointm ent and leg isla tive confirm ation ensures that
the student regen t is not som eone who w ill u nfairly place
the interests o f his school above a ll else. Besides, the posi­
tion rotates e v e ry year, and a ll three schools w ill have an
opportunity to equal things out.
B ill V alen tic, D istrict 27 Senate candidate, attacked the
student regen t vote too, claim in g the student representa­
tiv e doesn’t h ave enough tim e (a y e a r) on the board to get
acclam ated and cast in telligen t, responsible votes.
F ollow in g that argum ent to its conclusion, V alen tic (in
the u nlikely even t he should be elected to the Senate),
should be prohibited from votin g fo r at least a yea r w hile
he learn s the system and procedures o f the legislatu re.
Com e to think o f it, that m igh t not be a bad idea.
M arilyn H aw ker, D istrict 21 House hopeful, and D istrict
29 House candidate Don Strauch also refused to support the
student regen t vote.
A few notes on the forum :

M ost popular com m ent o f the day goes to D istrict
23 Senate candidate Ben M iranda, w ho in referen ce to a
financial aid program that would requ ire Hie legislatu re to
put up m atching funds to student-generated dollars, said:
“ I f w e can spend countless d ollars and tim e to attract a
professional football team to the V a lley, then w e certain ly
can com e up w ith m atching funds fo r fin an cial aid.”
. D istrict 21 incumbent Rep. L eslie W hiting Johnson
m issed the forum and m ay have to sit out som e o f the
^ rn p a ig n because o f a broken elbow , sustained last week
in her ga rage a fte r the housew ife-turned-legislator from
M esa slipped on som e oil.
Johnson, who is infam ous fo r su ggesting the-death
penalty fo r child m olesters, “ even if .we k ill a few Innocent
people,” end fo r her anti-U n iversity stance in a district
containing thousands o f ASU students, fa ces a tough four­
w ay Republican prim ary Sept. 13. Johnson’ s in ju ry m ay
spell success fo r ch allen ger H aw ker, who unfortunately
seem s as uninterested in the im portance o f ASU as the
w-unded incumbent.
. V alentic dodged a question concerning a comm ent
the candidate supposedly m ade to ASU V ice Presiden t for
U n iversity R elations B reht Brown re c e n tly — w ords to the
e ffe c t that ‘ ‘ASU is doing a fin e Job, but it's goin g to have to
do it w ith less m oney,”
Brown could not be reached fo r com m ent, and V alentic
sim ply replied that the “ u n iversities need to be tied to the
econom ic clim ate o f the a rea .”
Translated: IfV a len ticiselected ,h ew o u ld vo te tofreeze
or reduce u niversity budgets, a la E van M echam .
W hat V alen tic, M echam and like-thinkers don’t realize
is that state u niversities can’ t be linked to e v e ry up and
down o f a rollar-coaster econom y o r treated llk e any other
state agency. Education Is a com m itm ent m ade by the
state, and when students a re adm itted to ASU they have a
righ t to expect that th eU n iversity w ill h ave enough money
to keep enough class sections open, equipm ent in working
order and Individual classes sm all enough to be man­
ageable.
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H igh er education is an investm ent in A rizon a’s future —
socially and econom ically. Shortchange it now and short­
change the state later.

letters
Olympian’s detractors have right to be MADD
E ditor:
T h e fo rg iv e and fo rg et m essage that J e ff
Shaln conveys in his “ Second Chance”
a rticle (A u g. 29) is counter-productive.
M others A gain st Drunk D rivin g has the
d esire to ban a crim in al elem en t from the
O lym pics, a m ove which Is both forth righ t
and adm irable. C rim e should be deem ed
so cia lly unacceptable and should be re le ­
gated to the toilet w here it belongs. Our

Olympians a re role m odels, idols to be
looked up to, not street braw lers o r gang
m em bers. Those who fe e l that an O lym pic
hopeful can overcom e an involvem ent in
crim e which can la ter be “ Ironed out” are
those who sim ply adm ire prow ess rath er
than ch aracter.
David G . Auerbach
Senior, Education

Lot 59: the trams of hell
Editor.
It ’ s 8:15 a.m .
I ’v e Just driven from m y
a p a rtm en t fiv e m in u tes
away. Sixth Street and Rural.
I le ft a t 8:00 a .m . I sa t
through three tra ffic lights
to m ake m y required le ft
turn.
I approach L ot 59.
I find a parking space,
R ow A10 ( I know, I was
lu ck y ). I trek to the tram
stop n ear A3, join in g an a l­
rea d y la rg e crow d . One
must go to this stop because
tram s n ever get past it in

the m orning.
F iv e minutes. T h e tram is
sighted, the m ob stirs. It
a p p roa ch es. P e o p le a re
jum ping on the tram — it’ s
s t ill m o vin g ! I am le ft
standing w ith a few fr a il
old er wom en. I reckon w e
a re the on ly ones not en­
ro lled In “ Stuntman 101:
T h e Q u est fo r T ra m
B oarding.”
P a tien tly I a w ait the next
boarding. O nly eigh t m in­
utes today ( I know, I w as
lu ck y). I ’ m in fron t o f the
group, the tram slow s. I eye;
a seat. A s I approach the

seat, som eone from behind
pushes m e out o f the w ay.
Flash back! Oh no! Is this a
subway in N ew Y ork ?
I do g e t a spot on the
tram . I ’ m w edged between
tw o gu ys who could stand to
lo se 25 pounds each , ( I
know, I w as lu cky.)
F in a lly, 8:34 a.m ., I am
freed from m y ca p tivity. I
pause, breath e deeply, re l­
ish the m om ent and head o ff
to m y class.
I am not c ryin g fo r m ore
parking (daces, as I can a l­
w ays fin d a spot. I am not
cryin g that a llN e w Y ork ers

a re pushy. I ’m not even
suggesting that a ll fa t peo­
ple should lose 25 pounds. I
am suggesting an alterna­
tiv e tra m -b oa rd in g p ro ­
cedure. Som e sort o f line
w ith a p ecific order. L ik e

Disneyland. Space Mount­
ain.
Im agine: A tram pulls up
to a designated spot. Stu­
dents, w aitin g patien tly in
painted lines corresponding
w ith each tram row , board

peacefu lly. Those w aiting
the lon gest fin d a spot. Oth­
ers now advance in line.
Sim ple, safe, e ffe c tiv e and
cheap.
D avid T . White
Sophomore, journalism

Childcare crusade
Editor:
In the m idst o f tryin g to cope and su rvive
the h orrible death o f her child. It is so lik e
C arol Buffone (A SU engineering m a jo r) to
look out fo r the W elfare o f other children by

pleading and crusading fo r b etter child­
ca re at A rizon a S tate U n iversity.
I pray h er vo leé is heard.
Heather A . Horn
Junior, aeronautical technology

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letters
Movie protesters lack knowledge of film
E ditor:
F rid a y afternoon 1 w ent and saw “ The
L a st Tem ptation o f C hrist.’ ’ T o putit very
sim ply and v e ry plainly, I had to laugh at
a ll the fo ols who are so outraged about this
m ovie, from the h oly-rollers scream ing
outside the Tow n and Country cinem as to
the people who w rite in to this paper.
I say I had to laugh, but deep inside it
m akes m y angry that people, lik e m y
frien d w ith the 100 signatures supporting a
boycott o f this m ovie, haven’t even seen it.
P eo p le have absolutely no righ t to Judge
things they know nothing about, nor do
they h ave any righ t to try to keep people
. lik e m e from seeing w hatever I w ant. Who
appointed these people, crusaders fo r our
m oral w ell-being? I certain ly did not, and
I doubt v e ry much that God had any hand
in it eith er. I ’ m qu ite sure that if there is a

God, he has m ore im portant things to
w o rry about than •a two-hour-and-45minute p iece o f Celluloid.
A ll o f that aside, I saw nothing that
shocked m e in the m ovie, I saw sim ply
w h at the life o f Jesus could have been like.
T h e key w ord here i s ‘could’ . I f they cut
out the two-m inute sex scene (in which
Jésus w as not even in volved except as an
ob server; sex w as not his last tem p tation ),
you could see this m ovie in Sunday school.
It w as lust a B ib le story.
In closin g, 1 would ju st lik e to say this:
Know w hat you condem n before you con­
dem n it and don’ t try to te ll m e that by
seeing a in ovie, I ’m choosing between
heaven and h ell. D on't you dare.
D erla D . M adia
Senior, psychology

Sunday

ASU's CANCER
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"INNOVATION!“

C olleg e of (monkey) Business?
E ditor:
I cannot b elieve the U ni­
v e r s ity ’ s a ffilia tio n w ith
Jessica Hahn W ednesday,
Aug. 31! Does the Business
C ollege Council re a lly con­
sider Hahn’s celeb rity sta­
tus w orth y enough to be
used as a “ recru itin g” tool?
Th en to ' h a ve th e “ S tate
P ress” pu blicize the event
w ith “ J ess ica Hahn, and
other Y-95 m em bers broad­
castin g liv e from the ‘deans
patio’ ” as part o f recru it­
m ent w eek fo r the C ollege
o f Business!
I fin d it insulting and em ­
b a rra ssin g fo r the w hole
U n iversity. Is she re a lly the
on ly person th e Business
C ollege could g e t to draw
th e stu d en ts’ a tten tio n ?
H ere is a person, fam ous
only fo r her involvem ent in
a sex scandal and further
exploitation as a nude cen­
terfold , which the Business
C ollege Council has proudly
chosen to help prom ote re­
cruitm ent fo r them . I just
don’ t get the connection!
A re w e supposed to say,

“ Oh, the u ltim ate capitalis­
tic venture — S E L L Y O U R ­
S E L F ! W ay to go, C ollege
o f Business! ”
Who in the adm inistration
w as responsible fo r fo r ap­
p rovin g this prom otional
even tfo r academ ic grow th?
Do ASU students need that
kind o f sensationalism to
g e t Ite m in terested in a
ca reer in business? I can’t
w ait to see the follow -up to
get them to go to classes.
R ich ard H u xtable, presi­
dent o f the Business C ollege

Council, expresses his sat­
isfaction w ith the selection
b y saying, “ I t ’ s m y w ay o f
en co u ra gin g students to
com e o ver h ere.” D id he
e v e r ask h im self w hat kind
o f students he w ants to
attract? I suppose the po­
ten tial fem a le business stu­
dent can re a lly id en tify with
Jessica Hahn, ju dgin g from
the BCC’ s perspective. “ Oh,
boÿ! Jessica Hahn is suc­
cessfu l and is h elpin g the
C ollege o f Business. I want
to be successful too. Should
I sleep around and pose
nude B E F O R E o r A F T E R I
becom e a business m ajor?
M aybe I should just ask m y
w ise old a d viso r Jim m y
B akker.”
T h e re a lly sad question
is , how m a n y q u a lifie d
b r o a d c a s t, jo u r n a lis m
and/or com m unication pro­
fession a ls (gra d u a tes o f
A S U ) w ere looked o v e r by
Y-95 fo r the sake o f sensa­
tionalism (J essica H ah n )?

Jessica Hahn

Donna R iggs
Graduate Student

“Temptation of Christ” without foundation
E d itor:
’¿ A V i ­
la ana rtic le titled “ Th e G ospel A ccord­
in g to Scorsese” (A u g. 22), M atthew Lindenburg used the w ording in his a rticle in
such a w ay as to shed a bad ligh t upon
those protesting the contents o f the m ovie
“ Th e L a st Tem ptation o f C h rist."
I would lik e to address the statem ent he
m ade concerning the conduct o f those pro­
testin g the m ovie: “ Dem onstrations are
peacefu l — probably because o f the police
departm ent’ s overcaution — m arked only
b y a few harshly thrown words and angry
g la res from protesters to the m ovie­
goers.”
I p articip ated in the protest, and I , too,
heard the harsh w ords from som e protes­
ters to m ovie-goers. The m ore responsible
protesters took the one I heard aside and
asked him to becalm and to keep the pro­
test peaceable —■not because the Phoenix
p olice w ere there, but because w e w ere
th e r e to represent Jesus Christ o f the B ible
as distinguished from the Christ whom
Scorsese represents in his film .
I ?i«n w as present when a m ovie-goer
verb a lly assaulted one o f the eld erly ladies
protestin g the m ovie. H e too used harsh
w ords and an gry glares. I w as present
when a m ovie-goer w alked up to the pro­
test line and began throw ing pages Of the
N ew Testam ent Into the trash canister
seeking to provoke the protesters to anger.
T h ere a re o tte r such occurances that can
be m entioned but are not necessary.
I ’ m su re there w ill continue to be som e
harsh w ords and angry glares from both
rid e * o f the protest line. E ven though

an ger is som ething w e a ll experience, it is
w ritten in the scriptu res in P sa lm 4:4* “ Be
an gry and do pot sin.” In Other w ords, do
not allow you r an ger to turn into an action
o r a thought that threatens o r intim idates.
In P salm 4:2, it is w ritten , “ H ow lon g, O
you sons o f m e, wlU you turn m y g lo ry to
sham e? H ow long w ill you lo v e w orthless­
ness and seek falsehood?”
I ask those w ho a re goin g to see the
m ovie: O f w hat p ro fit o r w orth is it to see a
m ovie that turns the g lo ry o f Christ o f the
B ib le into a sham e by p ortrayin g Christ as
a wim pish, confused, crazy, lustful m an?
H ie standard question l am asked is:
“ D id you see the m o vie?” And to that I
tru thfully answ er, “ N o .” Does a Judge
have to witness a crim e to determ ine that a
crim e has been com m itted? I h ave enough
evid en ce to know that this m ovie has done
dam age to Use Gospel.

ASU 's Dr. G . R o b e rt P e ttit

ASU Chemistry Professor Dr. G. Robert Pettit
appears In this week's episode of
INNOVATION on Channel 8.
His work w ith th e ASU C ancer Research
Institute is fe a tu re d as p art o f The H ealing
Sea"—a report on scientists w ho are
plum bing the o cea n depths in search o f
cures for cancer, AIDS and other baffling
diseases.
Dr. Pettit's research has led to the testing o f
a drug th a t com es from an ugly b lack
undersea creature - a definite treasure
from th e deep!

INNOVATION
Sunday 5:30 pm

In 1 P e te r 2:21 through 23, it is w ritten.
Christ also su ffered fo r us, lea vin g us an
exam ple, that you should follow H is steps:
who knew no sin, nor w as d eceit found in
H is mouth, who when H e w as re viled did
not re v ile In re tu rn ...”
H is g lo ry w as shown to us b y hls n ever
subm itting to sin, am i when tem ptation
cam e, H e im m ediately dea lt a rebuke to it.
H e n ever entertained it such as the Christ
in Scorsese’ s film did in the dream s e ­
quence. A s fo r the m ovie, “ L a st Tem pta­
tion” is a bad dream h avin g no basis in
rea lity .
W D G erts
L arry M arcus
Messianic Fellowship at ASU

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"P a lm Springs has grow n d ifferen tly than any other
c ity ,” B allin g said. “ Th at’ s w hy w e (B a llin g and L o lk )
chose P alm Springs fo r the study.
“ Th e tem perature there has dropped tw o to three
degrees o ver a 15-year period. But I don’t think the human
discom fort has gone down fo r P a lm Springs residents.”
B allin g and Lolk said that even though tem peratures are
low erin g In P a lm Springs, hum idify m ay be increasing
because o f the increased w aterin g o f g o lf courses.
P a lm Springs residents m ight not b elieve that tem pera-

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has a FR E E Lost &.
Found section in our
C la ss ifie d s . C om e
down to
Matthews
Center Basement or
c a ll 965-6731 to
place a free Lost &
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h ires a re actu ally dropping because o f the h igher humid­
ity , said L olk, a clim atology student from Denm ark. “ In
fa ct, P a lm Springs’ residents m a y be m ore uncom forta­
b le,” she said.
P a m Erdm an, public a ffa irs m anager fo r the city o f
P a lm Springs, said Thursday: “ Th e tem peratures are in
the hundreds down here. Th e w eather to m e hasn’ t been
any m ore com fortable o ver the years.”
Th e m ayor o f P a lm Springs, Sonny Bono, was unavaila­
ble fo r com m ent.

JpofforcL M H f l H
Continued from pag* 1

“ M y only regret is that I
couldn’ t go to college. A fter
high school, the w ar w as on.
M y fa m ily w as poor and
couldn’t a fford it,” she said.
M offord also congratu­
la te d A SU P re s id e n t J.
R u ssell N elson ’ s 21-point
plan fo r m in ority recru it­
m e n t, n a m ed “ A c tio n
N ow .”
She called Nelson "A S U ’ S
m ost aggressive president
in a d d ressin g m in o rity
issues.”
Nelson has com e under
fir e in recent months fo r
la gg in g m in ority recru it­
m ent and retention percen­
tages. H e announced two
weeks ago he w ill step down
from his position next year
bu t s a id c o n tr o v e rs ie s
related to m inorités w as not
a factor in his decision.
Nelson has com e under
fir e in recen t months fo r
la g g in g m in ority recru it­
m ent and retention percen­
tages. H e announced tw o
w eeks ago he w ill step down
from his position next y ea r
but said controversies re ­
lated to m inorités was not a
fa ctor in his decision.
M offord expressed hope
that N elson’s successor w ill.
be Just as aggressive.
Frank Sackton, a profes­
sor o f pu blic a ffa irs and
Interim d irector o f ASU ’s
A ffirm a tiv e A ction o ffic e
who w as at the m eeting,
agreed w ith M offord on the
association’s effectiven ess.
“ Th é prim ary goa l o f this
association is to encourage
H ispanic students to enter
co llege and to graduate,’ ’
S ackton said. "T h is is a
noble goal because w e need
d ive rsify in our classes.”
Thursday’ s m eeting was
the opening reception fo r
the HBSA. It also was a
recru iting session, accord­
in g to S a n d y M e n d e z ,
HBSA’s president.
“ Our prim ary goal this
y e a r is to in c re a s e ou r
m em bership. W e want to
h a ve a lot o f m em bers, not
ju st so w e h ave a lo t o f peo­
p le in the association but to
provid e support to as m any
H ispanic students as w e
can,” she said.
M endez said the dropout
ra te fo r students who a re
m em bers o f the association
is n ear zero.
M offord ga ve M endez a
“ R o se M offord ” watch fo r
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F o ru m _
Continued from paga 1

Relations w ere cordial be­
tw een V alentic and Todd,
who have alread y traded a
few barbs during the cam ­
paign . Todd has ch arged
V alen tic fo r being backed
b y fo r m e r G o v . E v a n
M ech a m , an a lle g a tio n
V alen tic denies.
D istrict House candidates
w ho atten d ed th e foru m
from D istrict 21 included
D em ocrat Bob G uzley, R e­
publicans Bob Broughton,
Stan Barnes and H aw ker.
D istrict 26 candidates in­
clu d ed R ep u b lica n s Ann
H erzer and incum bent Jim
M ille r. D is tric t 27 can di­
dates w ere D em ocrats Jim
C u nningham and J a lm a
H u n sin ger, R ep u b lica n s
Herm on, incumbent Jenny
Norton and G ary R ich ard­
son. D istrict 29 candidates
w e re in cu m ben t R ep u b ­
lic a n s L e la S te ffe y and
Strauch.
Senate candidates at the
forum from D istrict 21 in­
c lu d e d D e m o c r a t B ill
H egarty and Republican in­
cu m bent C a rl Ku nasek.
D istrict 23 candidates w ere
D em ocrat Ben M iranda and
in d e p e n d e n t C a r o ly n
Low ery. D istrict 26 candi­
dates included Republicans
P eter K a y Tom Patterson
and incumbent D em ocrat
Deborah Lin zer. D istrict 27
candidates w ere incumbent
Republican Doug Todd and
Valentic.
O th e r c a n d id a te s e x ­
pressed strong support fo r
the student regen t vote.
Senate candidates at the
forum from D istrict 21 in­
c lu d e d D e m o c r a t B ill
H egarty and Republican in­
cumbent C arl Kuhasek. D is­
tric t 23 candidates w ere
D em ocrat Ben M iranda and
in d e p e n d e n t C a r o ly n
Low ery. D istrict 26 candi­
dates included Republicans
P e te r K a y Tom Patterson
and incum bent D em ocrat
Deborah L in zer. D istrict 27
candidates w ere incumbent
Republican Doug Todd and
Valentic.
Other candidates express­
ed strong support fo r the
student regen t vote.
R ich ardson said: " I t ’ s
cruel to have him on the
com m ittee without a v o te ."
P a tte rs o n s a id h e is
strongly in fa vo r o f the m ea­
sure. “ They have been som e
o f the most valu able m em ­
bers on the b o a rd ," he said.
Kunaseksaid: “ Astudent
regen t w ith a vote would be
a breath o f fresh a ir ."
Broughton said the vote is
im portant because students
are le ft out in the cold when
itcomes to the statelegislature.
" W e a r e n o t g iv in g
enough support to you (th e
stu den t)," he said.
Both House and Senate
candidates said that the
equity issue needs to be ad­
dressed. The U ofA has been
allotted m ore m oney than
ASU in the past, and the
Tucson u n iversity dom in­
ates the board o f regents.
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2,000 students at ASU than
there are at U ofA. W e h ave
to do som ething about es­
tablishing funding eq u ity,"
H erzer said.,
K a y said: "T h e re must
be fairn ess am ong the un­
iv e rs itie s ."
H ow ever, Todd said the
legislatu re has m ade "g ia n t
led p s" in term s o f equity
funding.
" (B u t ) w e h ave to k ick a
fe w shins, gou ge a few ey e­
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Friday. September g. 1988

Tempe Safeway supermarket plagued by recent shopliftings
By M IKE BU R G ESS
State Prw a

A suspect was arrested Wednesday after 26 ca rtels of
cigarettes w ere stolen from a Tem pe supermarket, police
said. It is the third shoplifting arrest at the store In a week.
A lex Ellington, 42, address unknown, w as arrested as he
left the Safeway store at 926 E. Broadway Road. He was
charged with theft and booked Into Tem pe C ity Jail.
Three people w ere arrested Saturday In connection with the
theft o f $250 o f food at the sam e store. A husband and w ife
w ere arrested last Wednesday after they allegedly took 11
cartons o f cigarettes.
“ W e have no Idea why they are hltting that store,” Tem pe
police spokesman Sgt. A1 Taylor said. “ I don’t know if It Is a
hot spot or if it's a place where w e’re able to catch people.”
Taylor said most suspects who shoplift a lot o f merchandise
usually pick item s they can sell easily at places such as flea

police report
markets.
In other Incidents:
• Tem pe police are looking fo r a woman who reportedly used
a hotel key to charge $900worth o f services at the Westcourt in
the Buttes.
P o lice said the suspect charged the services at the hotel at
2000 W . W estcourt W ay som etim e between Aug. 19 and Aug.
20.
The suspect is described as Caucasian, In her 20s, 5 feet 6
inches tall, 115 to 120 pounds with blond hair and green eyes.
• An ASU tram parked in Lot 40 was cited Tuesday after a
student crashed her car into It, police said.

Committee approves dorm
Th e A rizona Board o f R egen ts’ resour­
ces com m ittee approved ASU ’ s $10 m illion
residence life p roject Thursday and w ill
present it to the regents a t th eir Septem ber
m eeting next w eek in F la gsta ff.
Th e regents a re expected to approve the
p ro jec t, w hich inclu des f about 118,000
square fe e t o f dorm room s fo r about 400
students.
T h e p roject also includes a social a ctiv­
ity center, a cen tral plant building, a sw im ­
m ing pool and 130 parking spaces. It w ill

be located east o f Sahuaro H all, along
Apache B oulevard and R u ral Road.
I f the regents O K the project, it should be
com pleted b y A p ril 1990.
, P relim in a ry draw ings fo r the p roject
should be com pleted in tim e fo r the F la g ­
staff m eeting, said L a r BJorum, ASU ’ s
design p roject m anager.
A SU ’ s 12 residen ce halls cu rren tly house
about 5,000 students.
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P olice said the tram was cited fo r obstructing a drivew ay.
The student was uninjured and her veh icle sustained $250in
damages, police said. Th e tram was not damaged.
• A 19-year-old ASU student suffered a leg Injury Tuesday
when his m otorcycle collided with a pickup in Lot 59, police
said. .
" .
P olice said F rederick K . Nader, a sophomore liberal arts
m ajor, was treated at Tem pe St. Luke’s Hospital and re­
leased.
• A U niversity truck sustained $1,000 in dam ages Tuesday
after the driver crashed it into a light pole, police said.
• An AM /FM cassette equalizer was stolen som etim e be­
tween Sunday and Monday from a car parked In Lot 51, police
said. Loss is $150.
• Someone stole a Toshiba m icrowave oven from the staff
lounge In the Student Services Building som etim e between
Monday and Tuesday, police said. Loss Is $150.

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T e m p e b oo ksto re su p p o rts literary
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For those with the means to “escape”
the Valley this Labor Day weekend, a
trip up to the Je ro m e M u s ic F e stiv a l
should provide a cool musical excur­
sion from the heat.
The Festival will take place all day
Sunday in the Open Pit Mine in the
revived mountain village o f Jerome.
Blitz C re e k , winners o f the 1985 TeHuride Bluegrass Festival, will headline
the festival along with\ blues soloist
H a n s O ls o n , th e R o c k e t 8 8 s a n d T u c ­
so n ’s D e se rt R o se C a n y o n . B a n d .

Tickets are $7. You can bring your
own chairs and blankets, but leave
coolers behind — refreshments will be
available. For m ore information call
1-634-3354.
• N ew e x c ite m e n t fo r c o u c h p o ta to e s:

A s if Jerry Lew is wasn’t enough — or
for those w ho think he may be too
much, Monday afternoon KAET-TV,
Channel 8 will air H16 D a y s o f G lo ry ,” a
five hour documentary'featuring high­
lights o f the 1984 O lym pic Games in
Los Angeles.
Th e film, which will begin at 1 p.m.,
was put together by sports filmmaker
Bud Greenspan and honors American
medalists Edwin Moses, Mary Lou Ret-

W hen C h a n g in g H ands b o o k s to re
finished th eir second expansion in A p ril o f
1983 to Include a cella r space fo r used
books, a lin e o f em ployees and com m unity
m em bers form ed to pass stock down from
the second floor.
“ When w e finished w ith that, w e had a
human chain, a snake dance, a ll around
the store singing A frican chants,’ ’ said
Bobby Som m er, a longtim e m em ber o f the
enterprise.
Th e eclectic establishm ent at 414 S. M ill
A ve. is som ewhat o f a Tem pe landm arkin-the-m aking and an oasis for, literatu re
lovers o f a ll strains.
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over the stacks; books on Eastern m ysti­
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cid ly am idst Bukowski, H em ingw ay and
Tolstoy.
Com m unity p oetry read ln gsa re held on
the firs t F rid a y night o f e v e ry month a f t «
closing tim e at nine.
Th e in form al readings are open to any­
one who wants to read th eir own w ork o r
sim p ly w ants to listen . A cco rd in g to
Som m er, the read in gs u su ally a ttra ct
between 10 and 25 people.
C riticism is given if requested and dis­
cussion follow s. Authors such as Edw ard
A bbey have-joined the group from tim e to
tim e.
T h e rea l ch aracteristic that separates
Changing Hands from m ost “ convent­
ional’ ’ bookstores, and one that Som m er
stresses, Is its orientation tow ard area
residents.
Books a re selected ca refu lly w ith an ey e
focused on qu ality.
*‘F irst o f a ll, w e have fiv e d ifferen t buyera with d ifferen t tastes. Second, w e try to
be rea l responsive to the needs o f the cus­
tom ers.'’ said Som m er.
H e told a story In which the m other o f an
em ployee called and asked the store to
stock “ Adult Children o f A lcoholics.’ ’
D esp ite th e ir re serv a tio n s — “ W e
thought it was ju st goin g to sit on
shelf,*’ Som m er said — fiv e copies w ere
o rd e re d . A nd th e y s o ld b e fo r e
a rrived .

‘Raclng Thoughts” by Jasper Joh n s Iso n dis­
play at Phoenix A rt M useum , 1625 N orth-Cen­
tral Ave., as part of the exhibit titled "Twentieth
Century Am erican Art: H ighlights of the Per­
manent C ollection of the W hitney Museum o l
American A r t”

ton, G reg Louganis, Carl Lewis as well
as other national and international
athletes.
* G u e s s w hat’s p la y in g a t a th e a te r
n ea r y o u ...

Yes, folks, it’s no longer stuck in the
50s — or is it? “T h e B lo b ” is back.
Thirty years after its slimy screen
debut, that infamous creature has re­
turned to torture Kévin Dillon and
Shawnee Smith. Will it suck you in too?
Th e MU cinema gives those o f you
whomissed-it-the-first-time-and-can’trent-it-on-video a chance to see “T h e
W itch e s o f E a s tw ic k ” for only a buck.
The moyie, starring Jack Nicholson,
M ichelle R e iffe r, Cher and Susan
Sarandon, ill run at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
through Septem ber 4.

* Enchanted New Beginnings:”
An Ice-cream social, art shows,
sporting events and live entertainment
will mark the reopening o f Phoenix's
Encantp Park.
Th e O pening's theme is “ Enchanted
New Beginnings” and it wHI take place
all day Monday. Admission and festivi­
ties are free and fo od and drinks will be
on sale. For m ore information call
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A s w ere fiv e m ore and fiv e m ore and
even a hundred.
Som m er said, “ N ow w e k ee p it perm an­
en tly stocked, along w ith a w hole ran ge o f
books on alcoholiam and drug addiction;
it ’s one o f the m ost popular sections here.
Changing Hands w ill keep books on the
shelves that aren’ t sellin g, unlike the
chains. B estsellers on racks In
m arkets don’t m ake it h ere until
o ff those racks, Som m er said,
A S U ’ s c r e a tiv e w r ite r s a r e w e llrepresented by A lb erto R ios, A l, Ron C arl­
son, M ark H a rris, N orm an P u b ie and
Jeannine Savard.
Th e store has a sm all reading room
stocked w ith a w ater cooler, herbal tea and
benches and th ree floors o f books. A lto ­
geth er there is 3,000 square feet o f space.
Th is Is quite a switch from the e a rly
years at 9 E . F ifth St., w here Anna’s C afe
now lies.
T h e store w as iro n ica lly founded on
A p ril F o o l’ sD ay in 1974b y Tom Brodersen
and G ayle Shanks; Som m er served,as a
consultant. “ W e had h alf the space Anna's
has now — and Anna’ s Is p retty sm all,”
said Som mer.
“ W e used our bathroom as a storage
space, w ith shelves up to the ceilin g
u sed s o m e b o d y e ls e ’ s b a th ro o i
Som m er recalled w ith a sm ile.
When the store m oved to Its present
location on a steam y August night in 1978,
the books,w ere passed across M ill Avenue
and up the street b y friends.
H ence the nam e sym bolizing both com ­
m unity bonds as w e ll as the huge collection
o f q u ality used tom es that g o from owner
to owner..
.
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Friendly m onsters amt an « d ecile atm osphere déterm ina the m ood and spirit o f shoppers at
Changing H ands.

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Friday. September 2,1988

Billboard m agazine charts Am erica’s top 20 album s
13. “ L e t I t L o o s e ” G lo ria E stefa n ft M ia m i Sound
5. “ H e’ s the D J, I ’ m the R apper” D .J. Jazzy J e ff & The
M
achine (E p ic ) — Platin u m
F resh P rin ce ( J iv e ) —>Platinum
14. “ H ea vy N o va ” R ob ert P a lm er (E M I-M anh attan ) —
6. “ F aith ” G eorge M ich ael (C olu m bia) — Platinum
Gold (M o re than 500,000 units sold .)
7.
“ OU812” Van H alen (W arn er B ros.) — Platinum
15.
“ K ick ” IN X S (A tla n tic) — Platinu m
8.
“ R ich ard M a rx ” R ich ard M arx (E M I-M anhattan)
16.
“ C ocktall’ Soundtrack” (E lek tra )
1. “ H y s te ria ” D e f L ep p ard (M e rc u ry ) - , Platin u m
Platinum
M ore than 1 m illion units sold.)
17.
“ L a p o f Luxury” Cheap T ric k (E p ic ) — G old
9. “ Opeh U p and Say Ahh” Poison (E n igm a) — Platinum
2.
“ A ppetite fo r D estruction” Guns & Roses (G effen )
18.
“ R e g Strikes Back” Elton John (M C A ) — G old
10. “ Lon g Cold W inter” C inderella (M ercu ry)
19.
“ H eart B reak” N ew E dition (M C A ) — G old
Platinum
3. “ T ra c y Chapm an” T ra c y Chapm an (E le k tr a ) — U .“ Sm all W orld” H uey L ew is & Th e N ew s (C h rysalis)
20.
“ In E ffe c t M ode” A l B. S u re! (W a rn e r B ro s .)
Platinum
Platinum
4.
“ R o ll W ith It ” Steve W inwood (V irg in ) — Platinum12.“ D irty D ancing’ Soundtrack” (R C A ) — Platinum

( A P ) — Thè follow in g are the top record album s as they
ippear in next w eek’ s issue o f B illboard m agazin e. Copy­
right 1988, B illboard Publications, In c. R eprinted With
>ermisslon.

Guthrie: folk m usic’s
spiritual co n scie n ce
N E W Y O R K (A P ) — H e w as the spiritu al fath er o f,
Am erican folk m usic, an artist w ith a social conciousness
vho captured the hopes, dream s, joys and sorrow s o f a
lation in such p olitical anthems and protest songs as "T h is
„and Is Y ou r Land.”
H is nam e w as W oody Guthrie, and he inspired generaions o f singers and com posers, including P ete S eeger, Bob I
Dylan and his son, A rlo Guthrie.
But if G uthrie was the spiritu al daddy o f folk m usic, then
,ead b elly (H uddle Led b etter) w as its granddaddy.
The tw o heroes who carved a m usic fo r the com m on
people are celebrated on a new album , “ F olkw ays: A
Vision Shared,” subtitled “ A T rib u te to W oody G uthrie and |
,ea d b elly.”
Th e album , the brainchild o f Bob D ylan, fea tu re* perorm ances o f G uthrie and L ea d b elly’ s w ork b y such artists
is D ylan, S eeger, B ruce Springsteen, A rlo G uthrie, U2,
jt t le R ich ard, John Cougar M ellencam p, W illie Nelson,
iweet Honey in the Rock, Em m ylou H arris and T a j M ahal.
R oyalties from the L P w ill be donated to the Sm ithsonian i
nstitution which bought Folkw ays R ecords la st y e a r from
he estate o f its founder, M oses Asch. Folkw ays w as a la b e l.
hat cham pioned folk m usic and its stars and is perhaps the
nost com plete lib ra ry o f fo lk m usic in existence.
Asch, son o f n ovelist Sholem Asch, founded the Folkw ays
a b el in 1947 w ith record in gs o f L e a d b e lly and such
:ountry-blues musicians as Jack Dupree, B ig BUI Broonzy,
ionny T e rry and Brown M cG hee.
Asch produced m ore than 2,100 records during his 50-1
rear ca reer and tried to keep them a ll a va ila b le fo r sa le to|
the general public and as a referen ce resource fo r scholarsSpringsteen sings “ I A in ’t Got N o H om e” and “ V igila n te!
Man,” both w ritten b y G uthrie. B rian W ilson sings Lead* I
b elly’s “ Goodnight Iren e.” D ylan sings G uthrie’ s “ P re tty !
Boy F loyd .”
D ylan w as fascinated b y G uthrie from the firs t tim e he I
ever heard one o f his records grow in g up in M innesota. H e I
visited Guthrie in the hospital du rin g his last days and!
cheered the com poser b y sin gin g his songs to him . G uthrie I
lie d at Creedm oor S tate H ospital in N ew Y o rk in 1967 at the I
age o f 55 follow in g a 13-year battle w ith Huntington’s
Chorea. -

music
D ylan w rote a G uthrie-style talkin g blues fo r h is firs t |
record album . When the Sm ithsonian bought F olkw ays,
which included recordings by G uthrie (1912-1967) and!
Lead b elly (1885-1949), plus the W oody G u thrie A rch ives, it l
was suggested to D ylan that he g iv e â b en efit con cert to I
help pay fo r it. H e suggested m ore m ight b y raised b y a|
recording.
Joe M cE w en, artists and rep ertory d irector a t Colum bia I
Records and one o f fou r execu tive producers o f " A V ision I
Shared,” recen tly talked about the sign ifican ce o f th e j
record.
“ I think the fa ct that these songs can s till b e translated I
Into the 1980s shows that this m usic, its passions and expe-1
riences, a re u niversal,” he said.
M cE w en couldn’ t p red ict how the L P , released Aug. 23,
would sell.
Th e execu tive producers m ade a lis t o f som e 40 per-1
Formers — g iv in g no p referen ce to those signed to C olun)-j
bla Records — to be in vited to perform .
“ D ylan had done his song. Th at g a ve the p roject som e I
cred ib ility,” M cEw en said. E xecu tive producers m ade!
sure pérform ers didn’ t duplicate and som etim es suggested ]
tunes.
, *
•*‘Th is Land Is You r Land’ w as obviously designated fo r I
P ete S eeger from the beginning. And 'R o ck Islan d L in e’ f
seem ed to m ake a lo t o f sense fo r L ittle R lc h a rd .lt sounded I
like his kind o f song.”
Doc W atson ¡days gu ita r w ith S eeger, who som etim es !
perform ed on the sam e M il w ith G uthrie and L ea d b elly in
his youth and, a t 69, continues to sin g songs b y both o f
them . T h e L o s A n geles rock group, Fishbone, perform s ]
w ith L ittle R ich ard.
“ W e w anted a re a l cross-section o f d ifferen t styles o f ]
music. I tMwk w e ach ieved that,” M cE w en said.

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Friday,September«, 1988

F rid ric h

b e c o m e s s t a r t in g

By D EA N G Y O R G Y
State P ress

W ith the ASU vo lleyb a ll team ’s season
opener ju st a day aw ay, the m atter o f find­
ing a startin g setter is settled — fo r the
m om ent at least.
A ctin g head coach Steve Schlick w ill
start N o elle F rid rich as the Sun D evils
take the flooir Saturday, playin g host to
N ew M exico S tate at 7:30 p.m . In the P .E .
E ast building. T h ey w ill fo llow that w ith a
road m atch a t Grand Canyon on M onday.
Th e setter position was vacated last
year w ith the departure o f tw o-tim e all-

‘The key to our success is
consistency o f play. I feel
we’r e th é type o f team that,
the longer the rally goes, the
better our chances are. ’
— Steve Schlick
A m erica R egin a Stahl. N ew candidates
fo r the spot a re ju niors F rid rich and Bobbl
Bloom.
Both h ave been playin g w ell, and the
com petition has been good-spirited but
fierce.
. -V..
“ W e’v e been pushing each other eve ry
day,” F rid rich said. “ W e’ve been encou­
ragin g to each other, but it’s been a fig h t.”
This w eekend, at least, coaches Schlick
and Sue W oodstra have decided F ridrich
w ill be the firs t on the floor.
“ W e s till h ave not m ade a seasonal deci­
sion,” Schlick said. “ W e’re s till real up In
the a ir. W e ju st fe lt w e needed to m ake a
decision fo r the next gam e o r tw o.”
Th e b attle d efin itely is hot over, but
eventu ally the coaching s ta ff wants to

s e tte r fo r v o lle y b a ll o p e n e r

have one fu ll-tim er, fo r continuity’s sake.
“ Sooner or la ter, hopefully one w ill
em erge o ver the oth er,” Schlick said.
“ Each person has a little bit d ifferen t
d elivery In their sets, although it’ s not a
m ajor differen ce, just the little things can
change the h itter’ s tim ing. It ’ s better to
have one In there so the hitters a re Used to
the sam e type sets a il the tim e.”
Th e com petition betw een F rid rich and
Bloom has been good, Schlick said, as they
push each other to succeed. Th at kind o f
frien d ly com petition can be found through­
out the team .
“ I think they a re trem endously suppor­
tiv e o f each other,” Schlick said.
E lsew h ere on the court, the D evils have
four returning starters from last ye a r’s IS­
IS team .
Senior C hristy N ore is one o f the Pac-10
Conference’ s top outside hitters. L ast sea­
son she le d the team In kills w ith 345 and
digs w ith 318. She w ill be joined on the le ft
side by eith er D ebbie Lynch o r K e lly
Plalsted.
Th e m iddle w ill again be
junior Sue N ord, who led tl
yea r with a .331 hitting percentage,
other m iddle blocking position w ill see
eith er senior Dawn M eldlnger o r sopho­
m ore Tin a B erg. M eldlnger, in her firs t
fu ll season last year, w as tops on the team
In block a verage a t .980.
Southpaw T r a d e K lsro w ill be h itting
aw ay from the righ t side.
“ Th e key to our success is consistency o f
p lay,” Schlick said. “ I fe e l w e’ re the type
o f team that, the lon ger the ra lly goes, the
better our chances are. W e’re goin g to
keep the b a ll in play, and sooner o r la ter
the other team Is goin g to m ake an erro r.
“ T h ey a re defin itely read y to p lay.”

Irwin Oaughwly/Stat* l»n m

N oelle Fridrich (left) and B obbl Bloom (right) participate In a setting drill. Fridrich beat out B lo om fo r
a starling position In Saturday’s season-opener with New M exico State, but Bloom Is also expected
to see action.

Sinn to put history behind her as she shoots for another title
By CH R ISTIN E PIR K EY
State P ress

In what she c a lls the last true am ateur
sport, A SU sen ior P e a rl Sinn has accom p­
lished w hat no am ateu r g o lfe r — man or
woman — has e v e r done before. She has
won the U .S. A m atu er Open and Th e U.S.
Pu blic L in k » in the sam e year.
Sinn Is now heading to Sweden to repres­
ent the U nited States in the W orld Am ateur

Championship, Sept. 8 through 11.
There, she and tw o oth er team m ates w ill
com pete w ith go lfers from 27 d ifferen t
countries fo r the w orld am ateur title. A l­
though Sinn has caught the attention o f the
g o lf w orld w ith her fea t, Sinn h erself Is
v e ry laid back about the even t m any peo­
ple a re s till talking a b o u t..
“ I don’t think about.lt that w a y,” Sinn'
said. “ It ju st happened that I won those

tw o tournam ents.”
Sinn’ s v ic to ry Is Ironiq In the fa ct that
she has n ever won a co llegia te g o lf tour­
nam ent. She has placed second tw ice, been
am ong the top-10 finishers seven tim es, Is
a three-tim e all-C onference g o lfe r and a
first-team all-A m erica but s till has not yet
won a t the co llegia te level.
A s a returnee, Sinn w ill undoubtedly add
depth to the Pac-10 runner-up Sun D evils.

Sinn said she is looking forw ard to this sea­
son, which, fo r m any o f the golfers, Is a
year-round com m ittm ent. Th e only draw ­
back she sees righ t now is not having
enough tim e to b e w ith the team .
‘ T re a lly don’t know any o f the freshm en
v e ry w ell,” Sinn said. “ T h ey’v e a ll been
goin g through sem inars and things, but
I ’v e been so busy gettin g read y fo r this
Turn Is Stan, paga *1

Septem ber in Shelf League month of hope, frustration
JcffS h a in
Asst. Sports
It ’s that tim e o f ye a r again, when the anticipation
becom es «lm o st unbearable and the nights a re sleepless.
The respite o f m orning seem s like it w ill never com e.
N o, I ’ m not talking about the beginning o f the new
sem ester or, the upcom ing start o f Sun D evil football sea­
son. T h ey m ean nothing to m e.
Septem ber m eans on ly one th in g— the baseball pennant
races. A n d I ’ m not talking about the D odgers, T ig ers and
R ed Sox eith er. Those races don’t com pare to the battle fo r
the annual L ln d y Chappoten M em orial T ra velin g Trophy,
sym bolic o f excellen ce (o r incredible lu ck) In the Shelf
League.
G ive us this day our m orning box scores.
A s ow ner, gen eral m anager and ch ief venom -spewer o f
the Shain G ang, I fin d the club in second place en terin g the
stretch d rive, one point behind the hated B.M .W . Sports.
(In the S h elf Leagu e, team s ahead o f you in the standings
are hated, those less than fiv e points behind are dangerous
and the rest a re laughlngstocks.)
How I go t into this position, I ’ ll n ever know. M aybe it s
one o f those “ In credible luck” years. One thing’ s fo r sure
— this season hasn’t gone anywhere close to the plan.
B ack in A p ril, I thought I had solved the team ’s annua l

pow er shortage b y loading the roster w ith fiv e players
capable o f h itting 20 hom e runs in a season. Instead, only
M ike M arshall has com e even close to that potential. In
fa ct, his 18 din gers m akes him the on ly G ang m em ber to
ta lly double-digits in that category.
In the Punch-and-Judy w orld o f hitting, I drafted a bunch
o f Judys.
Who would h ave thought that K eith M oreland, who h it 27
hom ers la st yea r, would w ind up w ith the sam e amount o f
round-trippers as V in ce Colem an (3 )? O r that Ped ro Guer­
rero and R a fa el P a lm eiro each would h ave few er hom ers
(6 ) than R oberto A lom ar (7 )t
H ere’s how screw y the season has been fo r the Gang: the
team has m ore pitch ing victo ries (85) than hom ers (71).
M aybe that’ s the secret — put together the best pitching
s ta ff in baseball and let it c a rry the load. Sparky Anderson,
eat your h eart out.
T h e G ang has th ree leg itim a te candidates fo r the S L ’s
annual Outstanding P itch er aw ard. O rel H ersfalser had 17
victo ries and a 2.88 earned-run a vera g e a t the beginning o f
the w eek, T im L e a ry had won 14 gam es and has a 2.36 E R A ,
and John F ran co had a 1.28 E R A and leagu e-leading 27
saves.
But that m ay not be enough to overta k e the Sports, who
In the last y e a r h ave used the n intl^place G erry’ s K ids as a
fa rm team . Since the end o f la st season, the K ids h ave sent
Bobby B on illa, W illie M cG ee, B ob W alk, Joe M agran e and
Danny Jackson to the Sports in trades. T h ere has been talk
o f placin g a m oratorium on Klds-Sports deals, although
nothing w ill e ve r com e o f It.
So it’ s no surprise w hy no tears w ere shed fo r the Sports
when S teve B edroslan cam e down w ith w alkin g pneumo­

nia. O r when Tom m y H err w as traded out o f the leagu e. O r
when Leon Durham entered drug rehab (tw ic e ).
Ip fa ct, there’s h ardly e v e r any lo v e lost betw een any o f
the Shelf Leagu e m em bers. It ’s been said that the p rim s
reason the SL is In existence is so the league m em bers have
an excuse to hurl Insults at each oth er six months out o f the
year.
But the G ang is now com ing down w ith its own set o f
w iggling problem s.
I ’v e had to send out an A P B fo r Casey Candaele’s battin g
stroke, which w as le ft som ew here In M ontreal la st season.
Sam e fo r pitch er M ike Dunne’s control. Those w ith In for­
m ation as to their whereabouts a re asked to c a ll the team ’ s
fron t o ffice, which is offerin g tw o tickets to any G ang hom e
gam e as a rew ard.
P itch er R andy Johnson, at 6-foot-lO the ta llest p la yer on
an S L roster, w as read y fo r call-up from M on treal’s (and
the G ang’ s ) fa rm system but go t rocked in his la st m inorleagu e outing and punched a w all a fter being lifted . Broken
hand, out fo r the season.
And m ost ga llin g, the Prison stripers lost anything but a
rem ote chance at a hom e run when M arshall went down
last w eek w ith a pulled ham string. This has happened
b efore fo r the injury-prone M arshall. U p until this yea r, he
would sit out fo r anything from back spasms to a long
hangnail. Som etim es, M ike, you’v e got to ask you rself If
you re a lly want It.
So a ll I can do Is sit and hope. H ope that the h itters turn
Into 14 M ick ey M antles fo r the next month. H ope that
Dunne figu res out that the p late is that little five-sided slab
sunk into the ground. H ope that M arshall doesn’t cut him ­
s e lf shaving and m iss fiv e gam es.

State Press

Friday. September 2.1988

w e e k e n d A S U s p o rts
F O O T B A L L — T h e Sun D e v il foo tb a ll team in vites fans to attend ASU
team photo/fan d ay a t 10 a.m . Saturday a t Sun D e vil Stadium . Fans w ill

FRIDAY

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S aturday a t P .E . E ast again st N ew M exico State. Adm ission is fre e

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sports briefs
B E C K E R , M cE N R O E E L IM IN A T E D A T U .S. O P E N -

TH U RSD AY

SDAY

T w o unhe­

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V IC T O R Y G A R D E N

dow n and out a t th e U .S. Open Thu rsday. B eck er, h obbling on p ain fu lly
sore fe e t, w as booted fro m the tournam ent b y A u stralian D arren C ah ill
6-3, 6-3, 6-2 In a second-round m atch a t the N ation al Tennis Center.

OTHER

M cE n roe, a fou r-tim e Open w inner, w as elim in ated b y A u ssie M ark
W ood forde 7-5,4-6,6-7 (3 -7), 6-3,6-1 in a night m atch th at took n ea rly
fou r hours.
L Y N N D E C L A R E D IN E L IG IB L E F O E PO STSE A SO N - O u tfield er
F red Lynn, obtained b y the T ig e rs fro m B altim ore fo r D etro it’ s pen­

FRIDAY I SATURDAY

nant d rive , Is In eligib le fo r postseason p lay because he reported ID
m inutes a fte r th e m idnight A u g. 31 deadline.

T u c so n Recordirv

N A U ’ S C O L L IN S C H A R G E D W IT H F E L O N Y A G G R A V A T E D

« S ID E W IN D E R

A S S A U LT — N orth ern A rizon a U n iversity sen ior tigh t end Shawn Col­
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G IN B L O S S O M

F la g s ta ff p olice said Thu rsday. C ollin s, 21, w as arrested M onday but
relea sed on his own recogn izan ce pending a fu tu re cou rt appearance,
p olice said.
N H L TO P L A Y E X H IB IT IO N G A M E IN P H O E N IX - T h e N ew Y o rk
R an gers p la y th e V an cou ver Canucks In th e firs t-e v e r N H L exh ibition
ga m e to b e p layed in P h oen ix on Sept. 22, orga n izers announced Thurs­
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S O U TH E R N C A L W H IP S BC, 34-7 — R odn ey P e e te ’ s passing set up tw o
touchdowns b y A aron E m anuel and a p a ir o f fie ld goals b y Quin R od ri­
gu ez Thu rsday n igh t as eighth-ranked Southern C al whipped Boston
C o llege 34-7 in a 1988 foo tb a ll opener. P e e te , a fifth -y ea r sen ior who led
USC to the Pac-lO cham pionship last ye a r, picked ap art B C 's secondary
w h ile com pletin g 21 o f 33 passes fo r 271 ya rd s and one touchdown.

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asu briefs
PAC-10 STANDINGS

Southern Cal
Arizona State
Arizona
California
Oregon
Oregon State
Stanford
UCLA
Washington
W a s h in g t o n S t .

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THUR SDAY'S R ESU LTS
SOUTHERN CAL 34, BOSTON COLLEGE ’

SATURDAY’S SCH ED U LE
SAN DIEGO STATE at UCLA
A RIZO NA at O REGON STATE
W ASHINGTON STATE at ILLINOIS

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AMERICAN LEAGUE
THURSDAY’S RESULTS
Late Game Not Included
Milwaukee 6. Detroit 2 .
Toronto 5, Texes 1
Kansas City 5. Minnesota 2
Boston at California, (h)
Only games scheduled

FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE
Chicago (Reuse 10-8) at Cleveland (Nichols 0-4), 4:36 p.m.
Milwaukee (W egman 10-11) at Detroit (Tenana 14-8), 4:35 p.m.
Texas (Guzman 11-10) at Toronto (Stieb 12-8). 4:35 p.m.
Kansas City (Bannister 9-11) at Minnesota (AAnderSon 12-8), 5:05 p.m.
Baltimore (Peraza 5-7) at Seattle (Moore 7-14), 7:05 p.m.
Boston (Hurst 16-4) at California (Finley 8-12). 7:35 p.m.
New York (John 8-6) at Oakland (C.Young 8-7). 7:35 p.m.

N o w C a r l’s Jr h a s a d e lic io u s w a y t o s ta rt e a tin g h e a lth ie r N e w E n tre e .

NATIONAL LEAGUE
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FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE
Cincinnati (Browning 13-5) at Chicago (Pico 5-6), 1:05 p.m.
San Francisco (Hammaker 7-6) at Montreal (B.Smlth 9-8), 4:35 p.m.
Los Angeles (Leary 15-8) at New York (Darling 13-9), 4:35 pun.
San Diego (JJonaa 8-12) at Philadelphia (Carman 9-9). 435 pun.
Pittsburgh (Walk 11 -10) at Atlanta (Glavine 5-15), 4:40 pun.
St Louis (Magrane 2-8) at Houston (Darwin 6-11 or Scott 13-4). 5:35 p.m.

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE
Atlanta at Detroit 10 a.m.
Dallas at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m.
Los Angelas Rama at Green Bay. 10 a.m.
Miami at Chicago. 10 aun.
Minnesota at Buffalo, 10 am.
Philadelphia at Tampa Bay. 10 am.
Phoenix at Cincinnati, 10 am.
San Francisco at New Orleans, 10 am.
New York Jets at New England. 1 p.m.
Houston at Indianapolis. 1 p.m.
San OiaBO at Los Angalaa Raiders, 1 pm.
Seattle at Denver, 1 p.m.
Cleveland at Kansas City. 1 p.m.

MONDAY’S SCHEDULE
Washington at Naw York Glsrrts. 5 pm.

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Cardinals visit Cincinnati in opener;
Stallings discounts Bengals’ record
By J E F F SHAIN
State P ress

Don’t talk to Phoenix Cardinals coach
Gene Stallings about the Cincinnati Bengals’ 4-11 record last season.
“ I think they’ re a good footb a ll team ,”
Stallings said o f the Cardinals’ firs t re ­
gular-season opponent since m ovin g from
St. LoUls during the off-season. Th e tw o
team s fa ce each other Sunday a t R iv e r­
front Stadium in Cincinnati.
“ T h ey have seven N o. Is (d ra ft p ick s),
seven No. 2s and seven No. 3s,” S tallings
said. “ T h ey have only six or seven free
agents. T h ey’ v e go t good people. E ve ry
gam e they lost last yea r was extrem ely
close. T h ey had som e hard luck.”
Th e B engals a re a team that started o ff
w rong in 1987, was hit hard by the strike
and w ent dow nhill from there. Th ey w ere
picked by m any to win the A FC Central
last year, on ly to end up w ith one o f the
w orst records in the N F L . Coach Sam
W yche and the rest o f the team Is under the
gun to produce in 1968.
“ Som etim es you get the short end o f the

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stick ," Stallings said. “ It wouldn’t sur­
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W yche created sòm e o f his own prob­
lem s last year. In the second gam e o f the
season, the Bengals led San Francisco
w ith tim e running out on the clock. But
instead o f punting, W yche chose to run a
rushing p lay In Cincinnati territory. The
handoff w as fum bled, settin g up a Joe
M ontana-to-Jerry R ice touchdown pass
w ith tw o seconds le ft to g iv e the 49ers the
victory.
“ H e probably agonized about that a long
tim e,” Stallings said.
L a ter in the season against Pittsburgh,
W yche tried to send on his field -go al team
w ith less than 10 seconds le ft to try a lastditch field goal. Th e p la y n ever got o ff, and
the B engals lost.
H ow ever, Cincinnati gen eral m anager
P au l Brow n decided to keep W ychè, de­
cla rin g the 1987 season an “ aberration ”
because o f the p la yers’ strik e. But this
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tournament, I haven’ t gotten to know any
of the
C oacn eoi A SU by Linda V ollstedt and
at hom e by h er fa th er, Sinn has been g o lf­
ing fo r 12 years. She said that w hile her
fa th er is h er g re a te s t in flu en ce, she
adm ires the techniques o f other profes­
sional go lfers as w ell.
“I lik e Ben Crenshaw’s technique,” Sinn
said. “I lik e his sw in g— it's sm ooth. If i ’v e
watched him on T V b efore I le a v e fo r prac­
tice, once I g e t th ere I try to visu alize
myself sw inging that w a y.”
W hile playin g in the W orld Am ateur,
Sinn said she is lookin g forw a rd to observ­
ing how oth er countries do out on the
green. In addition to th eir technique, she
said she w ill also b e lookin g at the w ay they
approach the gam e.
“ It w ill be in terestin g to see how other
countries p erceive g o lf,” Sinn said. “ Th è
most in terestin g thing w ill be to see how

Sinn said she has seen a rise in the Inter­
est o f go lf, esp ecia lly at the am ateur leve l.
She said the d ifferen ce can been seen in the
w ay som e am ateur tournaments a re now
set up.
“ It used to be that anyone who w anted to
enter a tournam ent would Just send in an
application, and they would au tom atically
be accepted,” Sinn said. “ N ow there are so
m any players they have to send invitations
out.”
Support fo r the ASU g o lf program has been phenom enal, Sinn said. A fte r her w in
at the U.S. Am ateu r Open she said people
w ere com ing up and congratu lating her
that she didn’ t even know. She said people
a re m ore interested in g o lf than they used
to be because o f the exposure it gets on
television.
“ It looks lik e such a glam ourous life ,”
Sinn said. “ T h ey a ll look lik e they h ave so
much fun. Th e travelin g must be tough,
but I think it would be fun.”
Th e construction o f an 18-hole g o lf
course on cam pus also boosts ASU ’s g o lf
program . The course, located at the corner
o f F irst Street and R u ral Road, w ill be fin•ished la te next year. Sinn Said the course
w ill be one o f the best in A rizona when it is
com pleted, a plus fo r the alread y flourish­
in g g o lf program .
“ This is going to be a first-class g o lf
course,” Sinn said. “ ASU is so rich — not
only in term s o f m oney, but in* term s o f
other things, lik e this g o lf course. I think
it’ s the best program in the country.”
Sinn w ill turn professional in 1990, a fter
she finishes school. Although this is her
last ye a r o f playin g e lig ib ility a t ASU , she
is returning next ye a r to concentrate on
her studies and graduate.

Frazier says Gea Johnson’s
return will benefit track team
By G A R Y JA C K S O N

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W ANTED, M ALE m odal* fo r flattop haircutting w orkshop« Mondays, Phoanlx
Hair Company, Contact Ricardo, 25S-

1986 HONDA 180 Bita scooter, rad. Cus­
to m « aeatcovar, mint condition, 894-1341
days o r 892-8317. (1095/offer,

BRASS BEO, lovely quean size HB-FB.
Never used matt and foundation factory
wrapped. $225.829-8964

1998 YAM AHA Riva scooter with 2 bell
helmets. Low mileage, $850. Must sell.
784-0508.

DAYBED, GORGEOUS white with brass
cam dback design. Never used. Includes
trundle and 2 metis. $170.829-8984.

1988 HONDA 800 Hurricane. Showroom
condition, 1300 miles. Sweetest bike in
the Valley. Make offer. Can 483-7308.

DINETTE SET, s d id natural oak top and
base, four chairs, never used. 829-8984.

1906.
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL walk-on tryout
m o a tin g Septem b er 7th In th e UAC
Coachs office, room 18SC, 1 p.m.

PHOENIX GAY
YOUTH GROUP
A support and social group
for guys and gals under 23.
Info: 897-SM9

autos for sale
1983 RAMBLER. 25,000 mile* on rebuilt
V8 engine. Pow er steering, powar brake*,
AM radio. 968-9858.
1970 S TO C K Bug, must sd l. Call, make
offert New everything. Clean. Solid dud
p o rt monzas. 988-0147.
1974 D ATSUN B210. Many new parts,
runs wen, body good, perfect car fo r stu­
dent. $450. C d l 958-5384.
1976 FIAT Spider Convertible. New paint,
top, and Interior. $1700/best offer. C d l
Pat after 5:30 p.m., 921-1311.
1982 BUICK Skyhawk. 4-door, white.
83,000. New brakes, d r, battery, alterna
tor, etc. This car's been taken cara o f and
it shows! $3250/offer 9094723.
1984 FORD Mustang. Power steering,
power brakes, AM/FM radio. G oing over
seas, m u d sd ii $3500/offer. Call 921-

1964 JETTA LE. Air, sunroof, Sony stereo
system,44,000miles, excellent condKion.
$6500/offer. 947-3704,921-7363.

1965 S T A N Z A G L 4-door. Ivory, o n e ow­
ner, 20,000 miles, air-conditioning, power,
AM/FM cassette. $7600.637-2545.
1985 VO LKSW AG O N Cabriolet converti
Me, 46K. greet condition, $9800.431-1598.

m otorcycles for sale
1882 H O ND A Silverwing 500. Interstate
package with cover. Must sett o r get
divorced, $049. Caff Jett. 9997254.

Gea Johnson
F ra zie r said it w as im portant fo r John­
son to know the adm instrarion’ s com m it­
m ent to the program and to le a v e the
obstacles in the past.
“ I wanted h er to know how this adm inistation fe lt about brack and fie ld and how
G ea fit into the program ,” F ra zie r said.
“ H ere’ s w here w e’re goin g; h ere's how
w e’re goin g to get i f done.”
B eing on the 10-member O lym pic O ver­
view Com m ittee E xecu tive B oard, Ath­
letes A dvisory Council and T A C Boiurd o f
D irectors, F ra zie r said he obviously has
strong com m itm ents to track.
“ I think i convinced her how much the
program m eans to m e,” F ra zie r said.
“ How can 1 not w ant m y own tra ck pro­
gram to be successful?”

86 YAM AHA Riva 125 scooter. Great
condition, $850.585-4033.
FOR SALE: 87 Honda Spree. Great condi­
tion, bright blue. Call Gina. 894-9259.
HONDA ELITE 80 Scotter .1908 White,
dea n , and rune great. $800/offer, ¡n' d u d e* hairnet. 987-3709.
PINK SCOOTER for sale. Like new, only
150 mile*. $49S/offer. Call 788-1905,
leave message.
REO HONDA Elite 80. Great condition,
low miles. Asking $700/offer. 829-8224,
8990578.

bicycles for sale
LANDIS CYCLERY. G ood selection o f
new and used bikes.
RO SS 12-SPEED Grand Tour bike. G ood
condition. $100.968-8830. Jerry. Monday
Friday. 7:45 a.m. to 9 a.m., anytim e
weekends.
TREK 4000-1967 SMmano components;
Accushift. excellent shape. Just tuned
up. 921-9703 evenings. $250.

1983 H O ND A Sabra V45 with W ring.
Mack. 9640 miles, excellent condition.
$180Q/ofler. 998-0145.
1984H O N D A A ero 125.5000mile*. $500.
0898434.
1888 H O ND A ISO Elite Deluxe scooter.
Blue, greet shape, hee trunk. 821-2031 or
9098741. $1200A>ffer.
1908 N INJA 800.13,500 miles. New Met­
zlers. Very clean , very fa s t Include*
, cover, lock, helmet. $2250/offer. 2 7 9
0877.
1868HONO A Spree. Excellent condition,
o n ly700milcc. 8875. Celt John.887-8072.

A FURNITURE sale; 7 piece bedroom set
$189, twin sets $48. full sets $56. queen
sets $66.5 drawer chests $39.96, sofa sets
from $169, plus much mors. 3332 Furni­
ture. 3332 W. McDowell Road. 233-2236
o r 137 W. Main. 896-1456.
QUEENSIZE box spring mattress and
frame. Brand new, upgraded, sacrifice
$170.220-4430.

SINGLE BED, 3 months old. Must sell,
moving. $90/offer. CaO BUI. 829-8680.
SOFAS FROM Scottsdale luxury home
builder’s models. Contsmporary styles
and fabrics. Three to choose from. $250,
retail $700. Matching lo vesea t $200.
8298964
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STUDENTS! Large sofa for extra room o r
party room. Good, condition, $30. 7x12
w ool area rug, $40. Dan, 481-0785, even
ings and weekends.
USED FURNITURE, targe selection, af­
fo r d a b le . Furniture Consignment Ware
house. 3401 W. Whitton Ave. Betw een
Indian School and Thomas. East o f 35th
Avenue. 352-0041.
WAREHOUSE SALE. Desks from $49;
chairs from $15; bookshelves from $19;
en d tables, typin g tables, com pu ter
tables, dining tables, file cabinets, plus
lots more. Arizona O ffice Liquidators,
4010 S. 43rd Place, between 40th Sheet
and 46th Street, North o f Broadway.
437-2224.

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State Press

Herm an F ra zie r, associate d irector o f
athletics, said the return o f heptathlete
Gea Johnson w ill be b en eficial to the ASU
track team .
“ I think it ’ s an asset any tim e you can
have a loca l product on the team , espe­
cia lly one who is a g rea t student and a
great athlete,” F ra zie r said.
Johnson, a Junior, le ft the team in M ay
claim ing the fu tu re o f Hie program was
uncertain fo llow in g Hie firin g o f Coach
Clyde Duncan in M arch.
Johnson had considered tran sfering to
the U n iversity o f T exas, but a fte r a m eet­
ing w ith F ra zie r and Coach Tom Jones she
announced she w ould return to ASU.
Johnson, a 4.0 student, set a school hep­
tathlon record w ith 5,115 points in 1987. She
was nam ed the nation’ s top fem ale scholarathlete as a sen ior in 1986 at W ashington
High School in Phoenix.
S ally Johnson, G ea’s m other, spoke on
the phone w ith F ra z ie r fo r 45 minutes and
met w ith him in person fo r tw o hours.
“ Herm an F ra zie r w as re a lly grea t dur­
ing this tim e,” M rs. Johnson said. “ W e
w ere re a lly pleased w ith H erm an and
Coach Jones.”
F ra zie r said it w as a m atter o f discusing
some unsetUed issues.
“ It w as a long overdu e conversation,”
F ra zier said. “ I think there w ere a lo t o f
things flo a tin g in the a ir that w eren’t re a l­
ity. I think som e things had to be clea red .”

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“ I think he’ s a good football coach,”
Stallings said o f W yche. “ I Just think he’ s
under som e bad luck.”
A ny discussion o f Cincinnati begins with,
quarterback B oom er Esiason, who was1
second behind Ph oenix’ s N e il Lom ax in
passing ya rd a ge in 1987. H ow ever, he fin ­
ished the season w ith the third-lowest
passing raring am ong A F C starters, be­
hind Dan Fou ts and M ark M alone. Fouts
has retired and w ill b e broadcasting the
Phoenix-Clnclnnatl gam e fo r CBS, w hile
M alone w as traded from Pittsburgh to San
D iego and is the backup there. { 4
“ H e’ s strong, he’s go t excellen t tech­
nique,” sta llin g s said. " I Just know that
when he’ s in the gam e, there’s a d ifferen t
chem istry,”

Esiason w ill h ave a good set o f w ide
receivers to throw to ln C ris Collinsworth,
E dd ie Brown, T im M cG ee and running
back Jam es Brooks. Collinsworth has been
troubled w ith a le g in ju ry and Brooks is
fighting shoulder problem s, but both áre
expected to p la y against Phoenix.
The defense is led by A ll-P ro linebacker
R eg gie W illiam s and strong sa fety D ávld
Fulcher, an ASU product.
Th e B engals closed th eir exhibition sea­
son w ith a 4-1 record, th eir best preseason
m ark in 11 years. H ow ever, W yche said
the record m eant nothing.

“ We’re 0-0,” W yche said. “ Fou r and one
w as la st season, because this season is
now. Preseason doesn't count anym ore.

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real estate for sale
BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo
with fl replaça. Waaher/dryer, refrigera­

townhomes/
condos for rant

ROOMM ATE W ANTED to share 4 bed­
room house 1.5 mUes from campus. Pre­

C O LO R TELE V ISIO N, portable, $80;
console. $100, works perfect Call Ray at
254-1412.

tor, microwave stay. University and Mc­
Clintock area. $69,200. ERA American,
ask for Maggie, 839-4930 or 497-1031.

A SU AREA. Newer 2 plus 2% townhouse
lo a d e d w ith ex tra s, b y p o o l, $650.
981-1946.

fer graduate student faculty, or older
undergrad. $280 plus utilities. Call Pat,
861-7426, days or 968-6956 after 7.

C O M PAQ PORT-II model-2 640-KB hard
disk, floppy MS mouse. Mint condition.
Software included. $2300/offer. Robert,

LIKE NEW- 3 bedroom, 21* bath town
home. Low down, no qualifying. Trade
winds, 820-3333, Bill or Grace.

W ALK T O ASU. 1 bedroom. Pool, all
appliances. $360. Call Leona, 266-6110or

STUDENTS NEEDED to share. Fully fur­
nished, including linens, dishes, washer,
dryer, microwave, much more. Tw o blocks
from campus. $225/month plus % utili­
ties. Regal Professionals, Inc. 437-4877.

996-8959.

896-3135.
FOR SALE- 100% IBM compatible XT
turbo. From $499, at turbo from $1095.18
month warranty. 837-1641.
FOR SALE- Cannon Typestar 5 elec­
t r o n ic ty p e w r ite r. M int c o n d itio n ,
$90/offer. Smith Corona electric typewri­
ter, basic typewri ter, excellent condition,
$50/offer. Call 967-5036.
FOR SALE, cheapl Mexican style dark
stain dining table, glass top dining table,
slate end table, womans bike, single-size
Futon and frame. 941-4866.
FOR SALE: HP-11C Scientific calculator
with manual, $40. Call Cindy at 784-0911.
KENMORE WASHER and dryer set. Good

MOBILE HOME. 12'x6S' 3 bedroom. 1
bath. Many extras, 1Vi mile ASU. Excel­
lent low cost living. $8990/otter. 829-8143.

homes for font

MOBILE HOME on campus. Must sell.
Furnished. $3800. 2 bedrooms, 12x56.
Matt, 966-5209 or 898-3065.

1 BLO C K to ASU. Clean and comfortable
4 bedroom, 2 bath home. $695/month,
967-4248.

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with fireplace. Washer/dryer and re­
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$59,500. ERA American, ask for Maggie,
839-4950 or 497-1031.
W ALK T O ASU. 1 bedroom condo. Pool,
all appliances. $34,000. Call Leona, 266S110 or 996-8959.

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condition, $150. Call Ray at 831-1193.
LOUIS VUITTON and Gucci bags. Start
your semester in style. Vinnie, 966-2053.
MUST SELL- will take best offer. 1978
14x52 mobile home. 1 bedroom, 1 bath in
Tem pe family park. Full awnings, fenced
back yard, auto sprinkler system. New
c o o le r, a il e ie c tric . Dan, 8871-0204,
437-2153.

962-3856.
NISHIKI 10-SPEED, $35; Fuzzbuster, $50;
Teak stereo case. $35; Business desk,
$50. Call 921-0740.
OAKLEY’S- ALL makes (blades, razor
blades, etc.) at great prices. Call 9625865 for more information.

STEREO SYSTEM for sale. MCS model;
16 month warranty. Will sell for $800 or
best offer. Call Lisa, 730-5377.

1 0 R 2 roommates needed for mostly fur­
nished apartment. Own room for $200/
month plus Vkutilities. D o s e to shopping/campus. Call Kara, 921-1764, leave mes­
sage.

CLOSE TO ASU. Beautiful Southbank
Apartments. Private balcony and patio.
Lovely pool. 2 bedroom apartments. Call
894-1041.
EL DIABLO Apartments. One and two
b ed ro om s available. Call D ebora at
921-0699.
FOR RENT: Tw o bedroom apartment close
to ASU. Whole month September Freed
Call Gina. 894-9259.

TEMPE. 829 S. Farmer. West o f Mill, off
University. 2 bedroom, 2 bath duplex.
$475/month. 968-4000.

SPECIAL OFFER

M arianna A p ts.
1214 E . O ran g e
966-8597

W ALK TO ASU !

$40 RO U N O TRIP ticket to Son D iego
September 8th-Sep tember 12th. Contect
Tracy Jem en, 784-9323.

real estate fo r sale
$65,500,1905 E. University. Bank foreclo
sure, condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. 100%
financing for owner occupant. Terrific
terms. Dyana Edmunds, Merrill Lynch,
991-3300/948-7251.
HOUSE FOR sale by owner. 1500 square
feet, 3 bedroom, 2 full baths. 2046 S. Col­
lege. $79,900. John. 921-2080.

NO QUALIFYING
1, 2, 3 b e d r o o m c o n d o s &
townhouses. Papago Park Village

O n ly Vi b lo c k fro m c a m ­
p u s . B e a u tifu lly fu rn is h e d ,
h u g e 1 b e d ro o m , 1 bath; 2
b e d ro o m ; 2 b a th a p a rt­
m e n ts. A ll b ills p a id . C a b le
T V , h e a t e d p o o l, a n d
s p a c io u s la u n d ry fa c ilitie s .
Friendly,
courteous
m a n a g e m e n t. S to p by
to d a y !

T e rra c e R oad
A p a rtm e n ts
950 S . T e rra ce
966-8540

townhomes/
condos for font

from$58,000-6102.000.
Bob Bullock
Realty Executives
996-2992

2 BEDROOM townhouse, $53,000. As­
sumable loan, skylights, near ASU. Great
student area. Merrill Lynch Realty. Pat.
461-5200.
2 BEDROOM. Ittb a th . washer/dryer. no
pete, near Thomas and Scottsdale Rd,
$480. 8394293.
2 BEDROOM apartment (duplex), 1 mile
from A SU . P re fe r grad/staff/faculty.
$335/month. 265-2066.
2 BEDROOM townhouse. 2 story, nicely
decorated, laundry hook-ups, fen ced
patio, close to Fiesta Main. $47S/month,
890-0880.

TH IS BEAUTIFUL, huge house has every
luxury known to man. Broadway/Rural
area. $230/month. 829-0224.
TW O ROOMS for rent In condo close to
campus. $225 a month plus utilities and

WANTED: 2 fem ale roommates to share a
3 bedroom , 2 bath townhom e. Alma
S c h o o l a n d U n iv e rs ity . 464-2414,
Madeleine.

business
opportunities
MAKE YOUR FORTUNE
Write for free details oh 101 enor­
mously profitable yet amazingly easy
businesses anyone can start. One
will be perfect for you! Write to:
American Business Enterprises
P.O. Box 1388
Bryn Mawr, P A 19010

$225 PER Month plus utilities. Three bed­
room, fully furnished condo with all amen­
ities. Call Dan, 921-0098.

22 YEAR Old male quad looking for expe­
rienced aide for weekends and travel ing.
Gobd pay. Call to m , 840-3857.

967-4056.

A A A A A TELEPHONE interviewers fO£v
Tem pe marketing research firm, absolute
ly no salbs. Flexible evening/weekend
hours. Start at $4/hour. Rapid raises for
good people. O'Neil Associates, Susan,
967-4441.
ACC O U N TIN G 212 tutor needed! Oneon one instruction necessary and fee is
negotiable. Call Jennifer at 784-9143 as

A RESPONSIBLE person With experienca

Haydan. 941-4325.

applicable education Is needed to moni­
tor the operation o f s Tem pe group home
plus teach self-help and Independent liv­
ing skills to mentally/physlcslly handi­
capped Individuals. Monday-Frlday, split
shift, 6-6 a m. and 2-* p.m. $5/hour plus
benefits. Teri/Kevin 894-2355 or apply at
1822 W. 3rd Street, Tempe.
A R IZ O N A RpSE is now hiring rose girls
fo r part-time help to sell roses in night
clubs. Please call for Interviews, 990-7611
ATTENTION SWIMMERS; Swim shop hir­
ing sales personnel. Typing and office
skills deslreable. Call 264-7774, Monday

Mill and Baseline.
BREAKFAST/LUNCH cafe needs parttlma/full-time waitresses and kitchen help.
Apply at Kevin's Corner Cafe, 1725 W.
University, Suite 1, Tempe.

CORK N Cleaver now accepting applica
lions for lunch waitresses arid hostesses.
Short shifts, convenient hours, fun atmo
sphere. Also accepting applications for
evening hostesses and evening cocktail
waitress. Apply in person Monday-Frlday
2-5 p.m. or by appointment, 5101N. 44th
Street, Phoenix, 44th Street and Camel
back. 952-0585.
COUNTER HELP, Dry cleaners, full-time.
Thomas and Hayden, Scottsdale; South
ern and Mill, Tempo. 947-7530, Afforda­
ble Dry Cleaners.
DEPENDABLE PERSON to stay with 6th
grader in my South Tem pe home (Warner
Rural area) from .3-8 p.m. Monday Thurs­
day. Call 730-9623, evenings.

A ROOMMATE needed to share room. 2
bedroom, 2 bath. Condo close to ASU.
Pool. Rent negotiable. Jason, 966-8989.

soon as possible, please!
AMBITIOUS PEOPLE needed for produc
tion company telemarketing. Part-time

DISABLED FEMALE- PV East, needs fe­
male attendant, morning and evening,
hours flexible, good pay, no experience
or lifting hecessary. 784-8078.

AVAILABLE NOWI Roommate wanted. 2
bedroom, 2 bath, furnished. $250/month
plus utilities. Male/female. nonsmoker.
South Central Tempe. 730-0305.

(flexible) hours. Good hourly'rate plus
commission. For information call 8409335, ask for Debbie.

DISHWASHER PREP part-time evenings.
Tony’s New Yorker. Apply In person, 107

CHRISTIAN HOME, furnished, utilities
included, $250. Richard, 829-7551.
FEMALE/MALE NONSMOKER. Share 4
bedroom home. $200 plus utilities. Dob­
son and Warner. Paul, 821-1097/8937758.
FEMALE ROOMMATE to share beautiful
luxury home in Tem pe Lakes. 4 bedroom,
3 bath with pool. Fully furnished with ell
the extrps. $325/month plus % utilities.
Call Lisa or Eric. 831-2501.
FEMALE ROOMMATES wanted to share
tw o bedroom, tw o bath at Worthington
Place. $225/month electricity, fully fur­
n ish ed, extras. Shannon, 921-7919.
Available nowll
FEMALE ROOMMATE Wanted. 3 bed­
room. 2’4 bath, fully furnished, pool.
$300/month plus utilities. Grad students
preferred. Jennifer, 9-5,667-7335.
FEMALE ROOMM ATE needed. Own bedroom/bath. C loee to ASU. Has all ameni­
ties, bea u tifu lly fu rnished. 2 podia.
Jacuzzies. 6250 pluaWuUilUsa. Papago
Park H. Jolaine. 967-5248,

F E M A L E RO O M M ATE. $200/month plus
u tilitie s. O w n ro o m . O u sa ta V id a .
968-1463.
HAVE YOUR own bedroom and bathroom
in a ,2 bedroom , 2 bathroom apartment
minutes from ASU. Pool, cable, covered
parking, laundry, plus more. $235 plus
utilities. C all John, 968-0181 o r call
967-6568.
L A R G E BE D RO O M a va ila b le Immediately In house. Walk to campus. Unfur­
nished. Full house privileges. $275 in­
cluding utilities. 921-2080.
MALE/FEMALE: 2 bedroom, 2 bath near
A SU at Worthington Place. Fully turn
iahad. P o o l. Jacuzzi, v o lleyb a ll. Im­
mediate availability. Own room, $250/
month. Share, $ 180/month plus utilities.
Lisa, 921-3651. Chuck, 894-5516.
MALE ROOMMATE needed. 2 bedroom.
2 bath condo. Washer/dryer, pool, Ja­
cuzzi. $175/month, >* utilities. 882-2778.
RESPONSIBLE NON-SM OKER to share
peaceful house near Southern and Mc­
Clintock. Largo room, quiet room metes.
$250, utilities Included. Robert, 831-5585.
ROOMMATEWANTEO.Houee, NorthTemps.
1* miles ASU. $290/month. Call 990-9545.

E. Broadway.
A PPLICATIO N S BEING accepted for a
part-time bartender, must be able to work
from 4-10 p.m. Need friendly and outgo­
ing person. Apply at Quality Inn, M Oand

A sk fo r T o n y at 829-1717

after 12 n o o n o r at hom e,
924-0499 betw een 10 a.m.12 noon.

Autom ated
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IS HIRING
HOURS:
7:30 a. m.-4 p.m.
& 4:30-9 p.m.
Mon.-Frl.
S e ll lo n g d is t a n c e
phone services for a
Fortune 500 company.
$5 per hour guaranteed.
R a is e s & b o n u s e s .
Looks great on your
resume. Other oppor­
tun ities available in
i o th e r d e p a rtm e n ts
H after 30 days, Central
Phoenix location.

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Babysitters registry now being
com piled. $10 membership fee
per sem ester. For details ft
application serid SASE to:

S U P ER S IT T ER S

C/O JOHNSON
10211 S. 43RÖ PLACE
PHOENIX, AZ 85044

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Diatemartca M arketing, the nation’s finest telemarketing firm, is
now accepting applications for the following shifts:
1 - 8 p .m „ 6 -9 p.m .
Weekends A lso Available
Our salespeople work in a modem, comfortable business
environment contacting established customers on long distance
lines. Guaranteed salary or commission, whichever is greater, and
averages $5-$7 an hour.
Our Tampa office is located approximately 5 minutes from campus.
Please call DiaJamerica Marketing for details.

829-1140

$

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Great way to earn a lot of money if you
can read, and have a pleasant but ag­
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•Top commissions paid
•Nicest office in town
•Flexible hours available
•Guaranteed salary

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team and gain Invaluable experience while
you’re in college. W e need several adver
Using sales representatives to Create,
design and sell advertising to local retail
businesses. If you have a strong commit!
ment to excellence and pride in a Job well
done, w e'd Ilka to speak with you. You
must be self-motivated, punctual, a good
time manager, own a ear and be a people
person. Please call today and join steam
o f dedicated ASU students w hoars com ­
mitted to making the 1988-59 ASU Stu­
dent Handbook and Calendar the bast.
Call Dan Ellstrom a t965-5555 today! P.S.
If you are wondering what in the heck a
Student Handbook la, stop by Student
Publications In Matthews Center and get

AFTER C LA SS HOURS

224-5625
,

that supports this annual event. Students
spend long hours with creativity f lowing,
Ideas exchanging and the fulfillment o f
producing their very own handbook. We’d

AFTERNOON EXPANSION t&M pH hqif auaranleed

Ask for
Jill or Barb

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calendar!, The really neat thing about the
Handbook la that It’s produced by ASU
students. That’s right. Students gather
the information, write and adit the copy;
shoot the photos; design the cover and
inside pagee and last, but certainty not
least, tboy design and toll tbs advertising

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Associated Bioscience of
Tempe, 1015S. Rural Rd., is
accepting applications for
the fo llo w in g part-tim e
positions:

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HAVE YO U aaan tbs ASU Student Hand
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fo r

Elliot Rd.

D ay or N ig h t
Earn C o m m issio n
up to $10/hr.

years and 18 months. Flexible hours,
part-time, $5/hour. Vicki, 947-1044.
DOUBLE YOU R Pleasure/fun. Babysit­
ters needed svenings/weekends tar se­
tivs twin boys. Scottsdale, McDowell/-

PART-TIME CHILD care position. Help
mom care for 3 young children. Near Par­
adise Valley Mall. Transportation neces­
sary. 992-2646.

help wanted

BUSY STAY at home mom seeks raepon
si M e person sensitive to needs o f tod­
dlers to help ca refor 2 young boys ages 3

946-4461.

BARTENDER/GRILL cook needed for fun
neighborhood sports bar. Flexible ache
dule. $8-$12 per hour. Apply Woodshed,!,

$10-$660 weekly/up mailing circulars!
Rush self-addressed, stamped envelope:
D ep t AN-7CC-G, 9300 Wllshire, Suite
470, Beverly Hills. C A 90212.

'2 ROOMMATES. Share 4 bedroom town
house. $20Q/month, $200 deposit. Mill
and Baseline area. Call Rich or Val at

A R B V S - 4412 N. Miller. Days and even
Inga available. Start $3.50. For interviews,
ask for Maureen, Gerald, Karen, Shawn,

Friday, 10-6 p.m.

$200/MONTH plus utilities. Nonsmok er,
new house, Brown and Power. 981-3149
after 8:30 p.m., 963-6673, 1-6, McndayFriday.

2 FEMALE roommates needed- Fully.fur­
nished condo. 1 bedroom, own bath,
$230.1 bedroom, share bath, $200. Phis
utilities. 968-7796.

A A A A N eed person fo r light yard work
(mowing, trimming, etc). $4-$6/hour, de­
pending on experience. 967-4441.

phone. Call Jack at 829-7241.

967-0641.

CLOSE T O ASU. Newly redecorated 1
bedroom apartments. Quiet, secluded
area. Lots o f amenities. Call Hidden Glen

C lo se to A S U
Studios & 1-bed­
rooms, utilities
included. $295 & up.

tickets for sale

$ 1 25 MONTHLY! Male roommate wanted
to share large bedroom in 2 bedroom, 2
bath. 2 blocks from campus. Price in­
cludes paid air-conditioning, furniture.

1 FEMALE roommate needed to share
master bedroom, own bath in 2 bedroom
Tem pe condo. 2 miles from ASU. Washer
dryer, full amenities. $23Q/month, utili
ties. Call after 2 p.m. 894-0735.

QUEEN SIZE futon, $75. Twin futon and
QUIET AD U LT Complex has 1 bedrooms
frame, $150. Olivetti portable typewriter,
available, unfurnished, $395, furnished,
$125. Sharp home entertainment system:
$420. All utilities included. 3 blocks to
19 inch color TV with remote, VCR with
ASU, near Broadway and Rural. Quiet
rem ote, tuner, dual cassette, graphic people only please. 967-6620.
eq u a lizer, turn table, 2 speakers, 2
cabinets, $800. Will separate TV and VCR.
R A N C H O LA S Palmas Apartments, 1
All new, must go. Make o ffer. Carl,
bedroom apartments available. N ice stu­
967-2567.
dent community. Call David at 829-9607/
SAVE MORE Thrift Store. 1915 N. Scotts
dale Road (2 blocks North o f McDowell).
Quality clothing and hom e furnishings,
desks, chests, sofabeds, etc. 990-3364.

rental sharing

BRAND NEW Apartments, new lower rates,
special semester leases available. 2 and 1
bedroom, free cable, pool, covered park­
ing, lots more. Just a few blocks behind
Old Town Tempe. 921-3036.

Apartments. 968-8183.

NEON BAR Sign, Michelob on tap. $50.
IBM electric typewriter, $25. R o w i n g «
machine, $75. Gas barbeque grill, $30.

1 BLOCK to ASU. Spacious 5 bedroom, 2
bath home, fire place, plush carpet.
845/month, 967-4248.

help wanted

help wanted

rental sharing

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DISABLED STUDENT need* help part
time. Approximately 10-12 hours/week
$5/hour. No experience necessary, will
train. References required. Lifting re­
quired (100 pounds). 820-0827.

EARN MONET at home! Assemble Jewel
ry, toys, electronics, others. Fiill-tlme and
part-time work available. Call (refunda­
ble) 1-407-744-3000 e x t S203, 24 hours.
f i n a n c i a l SERVICES company expand
Ing locally. Looking for mature adults
who want to supplement their income.
Call Mr. Charles Nelson, 838-1108, Mon­
day through Friday, 2-5 p.m. for interview.

GROUP HOMES need energetic, hard
working people to help teach physically
mentally handicapped individuals Iride
pendence: Full-time,. 3rd shift (should
like to cook); full-time llva-tn (Includes
roam end board); part-time weekends
(lots of recreational activities). Teri/Kevin. 804-2355 or apply at 1822 W. 3rd
Street, Tempe.
HELP W ANTED: Drivers, cook s, and
counter help. Good pay and flexible hours.
Call 829-0064 or 921-8448, ask fo r Mike,
John, or Mr. Slmpaon.
HEY YOU!! Yea, d ie «did, crazy o n e !'
Become a part-time DJ for private parties
and get paid fo r b e in g a ham l Call
957-1967.
LEARN SMALL Business from the ground
up. Local car rental com pan y needs
counter representative for full o r parttime. 833-0995.
LIVE-IN, LIVE-OUT nannies. Weekend,
day, evening babysitters «ranted. Own
transportation. C all Friends Forever
Child care, 438-1099.
LOCAL RAOIO Statlon has a part-time
opening for a telephone market research
position; no salting involved, clo se to
campus. Great opportunity for a sophmore or lunior. Call Mike Maloney after t
81956-5236.
MALE MODELS: Versatile mala m odels
needed by photographer w ho'«rill be in
Phoenix in October. Those selected will
earn top dollar. Send reoent photos, ate,
to J.G., 5509 CroSacraek la n e , Suite
1075, Fort Worth, T X 78108
MATURE BABYSITTER needed fdr baby
and pre-teens, afternoons and evenings.
Dobson and Broadway area. 962-7486.

MALE STUDENT nurse for morning hours,
8-8 a.m. Monday-Friday. $10/hour for 19
year old mala with Cerebral Palsy. Would
consider student from special ed pro­
gram or social work or someone with
medical kno«rtedge, p.m. hours also
needed. South Scottsdale, 994-4590.
MESA FAMILY YM CA prime time, after
school child development program Is hir­
ing site directors and counselors. Hours
are 2-8 p.m., Monday-Friday. Apply at
207 N. Mesa Dr., Mesa. N o phone calls
please.
N A TIO NA L FIRM now accepting applica
tions from ASU. $9.25 starting rate. Train­
ing provided. Management, branch office,
and personnel opportunities. Call the
Better Business Bureau, then call us.
Vector Marketing Corporation, 827-8535,
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Felons need not apply.
NURSING STUDENT, grad or undergrad,
help care for female ALS patient on respi­
rator. Lifting required. Flexible hours,
evenings/weekends, possible live-in.
Tempe vicinity, Rural/BSsellne, 839-3084.

RESPONSIBLE. PART-TIME babyaltter
needed for 10 month old in our home.
Contact Pam, 264-9718.

C A S H FOR g o ld and diamonds. Mill
Avenus Jewelers, 414 8. Mill, Suite 101.
Tempe. 968-5967.

RESTAURANT DELIVERY Drivers wan­
ted, part-time and full-time, lunch dinner
shift. Advancement available. South
Scottsdale. Call after 11 a.m., 423-0095.

C U S TO M G O LD SM ITH tNG , silversmi
thing and jewelry repairs. Mill Avenue
Jewelers, 968-5967.

SENIOR LAW student wanted to assist in
preparation and research for California
State Appeal. $5/hour, negotiable. 9489867. Call after July 29.
STOCKYARDS RESTAURANT hiringkmch
waitresses and bus boys. Apply 1:30-5,
Monday-Friday, 5001 E. Washington.
STUDENTS: PART-TIME work, full-time
pay. Great opportunity for those who
qualify. For personal interview call CBS
Supply, Inc. betw een 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Monday-Friday, 921-2897.
STUDENTS EARN $5.85/hour for part
time work weekends and some mornings,
Scottsdale area. Call the Arizona Repub
lie, 271-8687, between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.

CLASSIFIEDS WORK.
personals
AD PI are psyched to be teamed with the
A-Phis for Sig Nu relays.
AD PI PLEDGES. You ail are great! Your
actives love you!

LORA: W HAT sun protection are you tak­
ing to Club Med? i can’t decide! Nonethat is what I thought. See you there!
MARK CHAREST: Have an incredible
Birthday!!! Jules.
MARK CHAREST: What did I ever do to
deserve a brother like you. Love, Mike.
MARTHA: WE had A C C 212 first summer
session with Jones. W e formally met the
last day. I'd like to see you again. RIP Eric.
RHODES A ND DeMarte: I’ m missing
those good old JB days and Red Red
wine nights. Randol.
RICH DUGAN! Let’s make this weekend
greet! I love you! Sue.

SUBJECTS NEEDED, food and nutrition
lab feeding study. Nonsmoking men, 3055 years old. Subjects receive free food,
free lab work, free blood pressure moni­
toring, medically supervised, free nutri­
tioncounseling. Parking available. Maura
Carney, 965-2110 o r Sue Murphy RD,
965-6450.

SANDY: HAPPY 21st Birthday! You fi­
nally made it! Can’t wait to celebrate!
Love ya’, Jenn.

A G O HEATHER Hastings:. Get ready for
an awesom e weekend! We’re goin g to
have a great time. Love, your mom.

SIGMA P I Little Sisters: Get psyched!
First meeting Tuesday, September 6th,
9:30 p.m. at MU.

A LPH A GAM Stephanie Mafurano: I’m so
psyched to be your mom. I can’t wait to
“see you” Sunday. Love, Mom.

Find K In the Classified*!

WAITRESSES WANTED fo r fun neighbor
hood sports lounge/restaurant. Flexible
schedule, good $. Apply Woodshed II,
Dobson and University, after 5 p.m.

SUSAN GEORGE: I’m so psyched you
pledged Alpha Phi!! Have an incredible
time at Rocky Point this weekend! Pll be
thinking o f you. See you Monday. Laura.

ALPH A PHI’S- Get ready for a blast in
Rocky Point this weekend.

PART-TIME WORK. Tennis d u b atten
dent, nights and weekends. Call Bonnie,
948-5800, for appointment.

WANTED PART-TIM E Light office du­
ties, $4/hour. Late afternoon hours. Call
967-6424, Lee.

PART-TIME MORNINGS. Delivery coun­
ter positions, $4.50 plus. Call Pastry
Courier, 230-0200.

WANTED: VOLUNTEERS for the Arizona
State Hospital. If yo u a re interested,
please contact Susan, 220-6014.

PS YC H O LO G Y O R Education major
needed to live-in as a big sister to teenager. Some housework in exchange for
room and board. Renee, 258-2845.

WAREHOUSE/COUNTERMan, part-time,
flexible. 2220 W. 14th Street, Tempe,
85283.

PAINTERS AND Clean-up people needed
for rental property. Call Ray at 831-1193.
NEED MOTIVATED fun-loving people to
work pool-side at valley resort catering to
tourist* and selling Panama Jack. Benef­
its and great working conditions. Must
have car. Apply in person at Hera’s the
Beach, 7807 E. McDowell Road, Suite
105v South corner o f Miller and McDo­
well, between 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 941-2751.

Part-time subscription sales,
Cardinal Report.
20 plus % com m ission on
sal*.
Gam ing potential excellen t
CaH JIN. 820-3020.

Sunny’s Pizza & Pub
1301 E. University"
968-6666
A LL POSITIONS AVAILABLE
Energetic pe opl e needed for hot new
pizza parlor o p e n in g in Tempe. C ook s,
cashiers, pizza makers and delivery
persons.
-.
.

PART-TIME HOURS/
FULL-TIME PAY
Complete training pro­
gram. Our customers call
us. Beginners earning
$300 per week. Young,
ca su a l a tm o s p h e re .
S e c re ta r ia l p o s itio n s
open. Established na­
tional company.

KARISMA
947-0142

Instruction

WANTED:

Association at Phoonlx Center torSporta
Medicina. Weekend o f September 30lh.
Call 963-9415.
CLA S SIC A L G U IT A R instruction- de­
velop any style o f play- Brat lesson V,

VO LLEYB AU

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COACHES & OFFICIALS
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A LPH A PHI and Delta Sig!!! Watch gu t
Rocky Point!
ANG : HI Baby!! Happy B-Oayf Glad I’m
here to share it. Love, J.B.E
A-PHI’S JEAN, Monique, Marilyn, Robyn,
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DELTA SIG Pledges: W e know that we
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EXPERIENCED MATH tutor available for
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3. Reasonable rates. Tom, 979-7915.
PERSONAL WEIGHT Training- Private
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transportation
RIDE- NEEDED anytime by 8 a.m. to
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Back after 5:30,829-1129.

HÉY JULES!! The Caud Caudron- My
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adoptions
RR E G AN T- ADOPTION, We o ffer confi
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K A P P A DELTA Sorority invites you to be
apart o f the ultimate sorority experience.
For more information caU 784-0159 o r
984-9337.
K APPAS- SOUNDED hot on Tuesday
n igh t Congrats on a great Fall 88 Pledge
class. AEPi.

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KD BECKY- Hey babe! Your Diamond
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PERSONAL W EIG H T trainar. Ready «p
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KD CANDANCE: You are the beat pledge
in townltt Your Diamond Duo loves you! '

PIAN O INSTRUCTION, Accepting new
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K D RACHEL: Keep up the great work!
Y ou r suitle thinks you ’ra marvelous!
Almost in AOTI.Lisa.

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TRi SIGM A pledge Kristi: I’m so glad that
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kend! Love, Mom.

A LL STATES Oriveaway- Cars availabte21 or older. 992-5200.

JE N N Y C A LLO W A Y: Y ou r Alpha Chi
Buddy is watching you. Michelle.

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A LPH A PHPS- The men o f Delta Sigma
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G UY: STOKED tor this we e kend. Luv ya,
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AEPT TODD: Thanks fo r the wonderful
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