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Wednesday September 23, 1998 New poll question: On Monday, the infamous videotape of President Clinton's testimony before the Grand Jury was released. Did it live up to its hype? MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Check out our on-line Classified Ads Today's Local News Digest  Soley Hartel of the State Press Students display their gracefulness in an arabesque position during their ballet class, DAN135, in Physical Education Building West.   Residents argue over lake's uses: "If they build it, we will come," Virgil Chambers said. And, no doubt, they will come to the 220-acre, $4.5 million Tempe Town Lake -- filled this Spring. But exactly what they can bring with them is still up for debate. Chambers, the executive director for the National Safe Boating Council, led a discussion Tuesday at the Tempe Public Library about what types of recreation would be permissible on the waters of the new lake. Violent crimes during 1997 increased in Tempe When a Tempe woman entered her second-story apartment in July of 1997, she found her 21-year-old roommate near death. The roommate had sustained head injuries and had marks on her neck. Her pants were pulled down, although police initially were not able to determine whether she had been sexually assaulted. ASASU debuting its own teacher evaluations this semester This semester, the Associated Students of ASU will be using teacher evaluations to find out what students in lower-division classes think about the quality of education they are receiving. Former neighbor recalls Wallace as a 'good man' "Segregation today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever" -- these are the words for which George Wallace may be remembered most. But John White knows there was more to the man than racial prejudice. Study says student shoppers seek selection, speedy service Jannette Saxton, an ASU junior journalism major, doesn't go shopping often. She gets her groceries about once every two weeks and other amenities about once every two months or so. Today Announcements & Police Reports Today Campus clubs and organizations may submit written entries to the State Press in the basement of the Matthews Center. Requests will not be taken over the phone or via fax. Deadline for requests is noon the day before publication and entries will not be accepted more than three working days before publication. Only one entry per organization per day is permitted. PoliceBeat ASU police reported the following incidents Sports News Busy basketball boss taking care of business If you're a friend of ASU's men's basketball coach Rob Evans and you haven't heard from him in a while, the coach is OK. But he just may be the busiest man in town these days. "I got here on April 7," said Evans, who took over for interim coach Don Newman after six seasons at Mississippi State University. Football fanatics ready for Pac-10 play Toss those cupcakes aside. It's time for the real Pac-10 football season to begin. The UCLA Bruins have proven they are one of the most efficient and dominating schools in the nation. After back-to-back spankings of Texas and Houston, the Bruins head east to face the once-mighty Miami Hurricanes. Injured Sun Devil running backs should play vs. Oregon State ASU's injury report and its running back depth chart looked eerily similar after Saturday's 34-15 win over North Texas. 3 ASU tennis players ready to kick off fall season Three players from the ASU men's tennis team will begin the 1988-99 season at the T. Rowe Price National Intercollegiate Clay Court Championships Thursday through Sunday at the Suburban Club of Baltimore County, Md. Editorials, Columns and Letters to the Editor Column Subjects Ripken represents more than baseball For 2,632 consecutive work days he showed up and did what his job, co-workers, bosses and others asked of him. Since he first entered his workplace in Baltimore in 1982, he's been the model of consistency that all of us have tried to emulate. Author's words send wrong message Good news boys and girls! Parents are no longer necessary or useful in that little process we call "growing up" ... at least not according to Judith Rich Harris, author of the recent book, The Nurture Assumption: Why Children Turn Out the Way They Do; Parents Matter Less Than You Think and Peers Matter More. For other victims of Swissair Flight 111 "Off the radar at 9:35 p.m." Those words will forever change the lives of the other victims of Swissair Flight 111. Not the 229 people on the plane, but the family and friends who knew and loved the passengers on the plane. So begins a new chapter in their lives -- that of the other victims of a commercial airplane crash. 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