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Pants" contest May 25 to judge the best looking girl in a bikini and hot pants. Maybe we ought to add a category for the best tan , too.
'Walk a mile for HELP-Line'
Hike sponsored to boost funds for the walk from the professor in the philosophy campus, the two high department, will run the schools and two junior marathon course of 26 high schools, plus in- miles, 386 yds. Professor Help - Line will try to get terested townspeople. Crawford trained for the a boost in funds on Berry Crawford, a Olympics in Mexico. Saturday through "Walk a Mile for Help Line" which Renumbering system begins at 8:00 a.m. The 20-mile hike being sponsored by SPURS, a USU honorary sophomore women's service Summer quarter Will in- to one that runs all the way to organization. troduce a new numbering code 700," Neuberger said. for classes . The renumbering Other changes include the To participate in the system is part of a state wide prefix system. Under the new walk, a volunteer should move to coordinate programs at code classes listed under PS find his own sponsor who is Utah's nine institution of higher (physical sciences), LS (life sciences), SS (social sciences) willing to pay a certain education. Under the new system classes and HU (humanities) will satisfy amount of money for each will be classified as: Freshmen 200-280, mile of the course the 100-199, Sophomore 300-399, Senior 400-480, walker completes. Sums. Junior Advanced upper-division 500-599, up to $150per walker have Masters level 600-699 and Docalready been promised. toral level courses 700-799. Everyone can parEase Transfer ticipate; just ask a Dean Mark J. Neuberger, head businessman to pledge the of Admissions and Records, said Muhammad Ali, ex-world's money, bring the spon- the new policy was instigated to heavyweight boxing champion transfer of credits between sorship papers Saturday ease formerly known as Cassius Clay, colleges in the state. He said that and make a sign to carry before the new system tranto show who your sponsors sfering of credits between junior Colleges and senior colleges, and are. between senior colleges required Reporting:
Lucie Thomas 'Life Writer
HELP Line, an "emotional first-aid" service via telephone, was organized less than two months ago at USU
Class Code Starts Summer
general education requirements. The new prefix system will enable students to pick out general education classes easily. Courses followed by the letter "H" will Honors programs classes. Classes with the "W" suffix are workshop classes.
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investigation of each schools system to complete the transfer of credits. Neuberger said that he didn't anticipate any trouble with the new system since it will be shown simultaneously with the old system in the 1971-73 general catalogue. He said a period of adjustment would be necessary, but felt that it wouldn't be difficult. Trouble with Agencies The biggest problem, Neuberger said, would be with schools and other agencies and institutions who could have trouble adjusting to the new system. "We'll probably have to explain why we all of a sudden change from a low number series
will speak here May 25, 8 p.m., in The Spectrum. All seats are reserved and are available at the USU Ticket Office, The Competition in Logan and Ogden and the Pantology in Salt Lake City . His appearance is part of the Associated Students lecture and concert series at
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Ali, a Muslim minister, won the 1960 Olympic Gold Medal in the light - heavyweight boxing division. Turning professional, he defeated Sonny Liston in 1964 to gain the world championship. The boxer was stripped of his title three years later when he refused induction into the U.S. Army , claiming exemption as a religious leader of the Black Muslims.
MUHAMMAD ALI Former Champ
This year Ali, who has been called "poet laureate of the squared ring " wa s defeated by Joe Frazier in an attempt to regain the world heavyweight title.
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Pins and Things Pinned: Patti Burrows, Alpha Chi Omega, to Blake Martinsen, Sigma Chi. Jackie DB.vis, Alpha Chi Omega, to Steve Stoddard , Sigma Gamma Chi. Vickie Hurst, Alpha Chi Omega, to Steve Allan, Sigma Gamma Chi.
after 9:00 p.m.; Music by the Bear River Lanslrs; Speclal displays; Refreshments , games, Cola TV. Pl Sigma Alpha Banquet - The dinner wlll be held tonight at 6:45 p.m . All Polltlca1 Science students and dates are Invited . Governor Calvin Rampton wll1 be the guest speaker . Junior Council -CORRECTION Deadline for Jun i or Council ap plications will be May 17 rather than May 14 as previously given. Pick up forms In the Activity Center. Sierra Club- The monthly meeting of the Cache Valley Group of the Sierra Clubw l ll be May 17 at 7: 30 p.m. in the UC Auditor i um . The topic wlll be plann l ng and development of Cache Valley . All interested persons are invited to attend . USIZCThe Rallye Club is having an auto<ross this Sunday , May 16 in
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Special Education Student Teaching applications for Fall Quarter are due today. Falt Quarter Field Experience and Student Teaching people may begin the early part of September rather than waiting until after University registration day in late September. All Proposal and Appllcatlons may be obtained and submitted at the Speclal Education Office, Room SU G, Richards Hall. Hawaiian Tour Deadlines for reservations for the USU Hawaiian tour have been extended until tomorrow, May 1S. Contact Twain Tippetts, USU Art Gallery. Project MillvilleThe cleanup day Is May 22, sponsored by the Campus Service Council. All students are invited. Religion in Life - The series wlll host James Horowitz, a Jewish convert and corporate lawyer . This will beheld Tuesday , May 18, at 12: 30 p.m. In the East Chapel of the L.D .S. In • stitute . Cultural CommitteeApplications are available in the Activity Center for committees deal l ng with lectures, popular concerts , and advertising programs for next year . Cheerleader Tryouts Appllcatlons for 1971-72cheerleaders are
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ESAND EXCITES WhenTina Turner took the stage at 1e University of Utah Friday night, he tookthe audience right along with er. The sound of Tina backed by the msical talent of her husband Ike ·umer and his band plus the rhythm of ,e lkettes produced an entertaining pectacle. Tinahad the audience totally into her 1usic, so much in fact that by the ncore, a good portion of the audience ,as up on stage with her . They just ouldn't stay in their seats. Lively Audience
"Tonight was a very lively audience. wasreally shocked. Usually I just call few kids up on the stage sometimes ,ut this time I just closed my eyes and ;henI opened them there they were! It ,as groovy. They were all having fun nd that's what's important. Tina tells us how the revue got ;tarted. ► "Well Ike started early , like eleven rears old playing piano. He dropped >utof school like in the eighth grade ind started playing around with B.B. :c.ing. He played piano and even started Nritingfor some of the guys in those iays.
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long time because it was the most popular group in town. I tried to get an audition but it never worked. My sister knew the lead drummer and one day during intermission I just went up on stage and started singing and that's how I started. Mostly Adaptations
A good portion of the Turner music in concert are adaptations of other ar tists. "All the songs in our repetoire are for the stage. We really haven't had an original hit record since the early fifties. I heard some of the Beatle's music and really like it . We did some of it on stage and people really liked it . We do other people's material only when we think we can do it better . For instance we took a song like "Get Back" and we just changed the rhythym and the tempo . Their biggest hit at this moment is "Proud Mary." "Proud Mary I always loved. I was auditioning a girl for an Ikette and she auditioned 'Proud Mar:(. I really like it. We started a show in Oakland, Calif. Ike started improvising and I started singing and I just picked it up. Bang! We really loved it. We played it for about a year before we recorded it. Original Soon
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Basketball stats reveal Utags as nation's 15th ranked squad A composite ranking of the 1970-71 NCAA university division basketball teams (233 total) lists Utah State 15th tor the season. The Aggies were ranked as high as ninth and were in the top twenty throughout the entire season. Utah State played in the NCAA west region first round of the '71 tourney. Of the top 25 ranked teams in the nation the USU 1970-71
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Gary De Vries: top Utah State athlete Report1n1:
and Williams are both juniors and will be returning for Head Coach LaDell Anderson.
Pre1ton Peterson Sporn Editor Gary DeVrles received the Wayne Estes Memorial Award, the highest athletic award presented annually at Utah State, during the USU athletic awards Wednesday night. DeVrles , who holds the USU mile run record with a time of 4:06.1 and other indoor and Nelson Fieldhouse track records, is a senior psychology major. DeVries also won the American Legion Senior Award for being the senior athlete with the highest grade point average .
Dunstan Football's MVP Senior Bill Dunstan was named football's Most Valuable Player . It was announced that Dunston will be trying out with the San Frane:isco 49'ers thJs sp~ing.
Defensive back Dale Washburn was presented the Football Hustle Award. Freshmen Ken Nelson and Ralph Hancock where honored . Hancock was presented the American Legion Freshman Award as the freshman athlete with the highest grade point average. Nelson was present ed the " Hy" Hunsaker Award as the Most Valuable freshman athlete.
Other winners included : John Hall , named Tennis Most Valuable Player; Ken Coleman , the "Doc " Nelson Award as the outstanding wrestler ; Ken Clark, the Logan Golf and Country Club Award, and Mark Bingham was awarded the Athletic Council Award .
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Student rentals , 2, 3 & 4 bdrm apts. Summer Summer rates. 755 E. 8th N. 752 -7582. (5-28) Canyon Terrace Apts. 644 E. 6th N. Taking res. for Summer & Fall Quarters. Swimming pool air cond., lounge, laundromat. Call 752-4381 or 563-5569. (5-28) BOYS! Give up the dorms Live a little. We have deluxe 3-bedroom apts. for 4 , 5, or 6 boys. Near campus . Reserve now for Fall, Also low-low summer rates for stu dents or fa mi lies. 752 - 1327 (5-28)
NATE WILLIAMS Basketball MVP Winner Last year De Vries received the USU Athletic Council award for academic and athletic achievement and for "character development to meet the
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DeVries has maintained a high grade point average and during winter quarter received a 4.0 GPA .
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"Coach of Year" USU basketball
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District Seven "Coach of the Year", by the National Basketball Coaches Association. Anderson has coac hed the Aggies into six post-season tournaments during his ten years at USU. Marvin Roberts for the third year was named to the Helms Foundation all-America team. Roberts was also named to the T.V . Guide district seven allAmerica team. Nate Williams was awarded the "Cec" Baker Award as basketballs "Most Valuable Player." Jeff Tebbs was presented the Basketball Most Improved Player Award. Tebbs
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Faculty Lecture The 43rd annual Faculty Honor Lecture in the Humanities will be given May 18th at 8 p.m. in the U.C. auditorium. Professor Floyd T. Morgan, head of the Theater Arts Department. will deliver a speech entitled "Thespis in Academia.'' In his lecture, Professor Morgan describes the problems that surrounded dramatics in gaining acceptance in academia. The Humanities department, each year gives the opportunity to present the Fac ul ty Honor Lec tur e to the professor who has show n the greatest effor t in a ll ar eas of educat ion.
Governor 's Ball The annual Governor's Ball to be held May 15 will feature the
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The yearly event is sponsored by the local Army and Air Force R.0.T.C. Other groups such as Angel Flight and the Sponsores also work to co-ordinate this activity. Governor Rampton has excused himself to attend a prior commitment but will be re prese nted by Colone l R ichard Peay, head of the Utah Selective , Ser vice.
Summer Institute Utah State Un ive r sity is one of eig h t co llegiate insti tu tio n s to rece ive fina ncial supp ort fro m the Nat iona l Science F ound a ti on in or d er to co ndu ct a Sum mer Institute in Po pulatio n Stu dies. Dr. Yun Kim, now in the Philip p ines working on a United Nations project, will return to serve as director of the institute, Dr. Kim is an assista n t professor of sociology and much of his work
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