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SJSU Meteurulogy Department Volume 66, Number 16 Wednesday, February 25, 1976 Phone: 277-3181 Promotion grievance cases won by three instructors
By Stephen Malta "The grievance procedure restricts is elected by faculty instead of selected Three SJSU instructors have won the grievance committee because it at random, and 3i arbitration will be their grievance cases and are being doesn't give them the authority to make required in all disputes. The law took reconsidered for promotion for the 1975- substantive recommendations," he effect Jan. 1. 76 school year. said. Both Kurzweil and Lee said they were Eighteen instructors had filed Under the present rule, according to pleased with the Berman bill. Lee said grievances after not receiving promo- Kurzweil, the grievance committee's the new procedure will allow the tions last year, according to Dr. Jack authority is limited to review of the grievant to be represented by a lawyer Kurzweil, chairman of the United procedures used in faculty promotions, instead of being forced to represent Professors of California ( UPC ) and not consideration of reasons for himself as in the old procedures. grievance committee. promotion denials. Dr. Fred Schutz, associate professor Bill has flaws "Even if the committee decides in of English, Dr. Joseph Boudreau, Sasseen, who is chairman of the favor of the professor, all it means is a associate professor of history, and grievance committee, said there were recommendation to Bunzel that the Rollin Buckman, associate professor of two flaws with the Berman bill. case be reviewed. He speech-communication, each won their didn't agree with extending the cases, according to Dr. Roland Lee, "Under the present procedure," grievance procedures to temporary president of UPC local. Kurzweil said, "the only time a case faculty. can go to arbitration is when the He also questioned the election of a Grievants lose university promotions committee grievance committee. "I don't know Those who filed grievances and didn't recommends a promotion and Bunzel whether an elected panel could be as win are Dr. Philip Cook, Dr. Nancy disagrees." impartial as a committee selected at Cooper, Nils Peterson and Dorothy Jack Kurzweil A new grievance procedure is due to random." Wright, all of the English department; Angeles, which was passed in the Kurzweil said that changes, such as be instituted sometime next month, Randall Sadler and Albert Barela of the California assembly last year, three grievance procedure changes, were according to Sasseen. art department; Dr. Charles Porter, major changes will take place in the impossible to achieve within the Dr. Henry Murphy and Dr. Roger Procedure changes grievance procedures: 1) temporary university. Naight of the biological science Under AB 804, introduced by and probationary faculty can file a "It took an outside force to bring department; Dr. Azmy Ibrahim and Assemblyman Howard Berman, D-Los grievance, 2) the grievance committee about this charge," he said. Dr. Robert Gliner of the sociology department; Dr. Martin Primack, economics department; Dr. Alden Voth, political science department; Dr. Economics majors involved Jack Kurzweil, electrical engineering department and Dr. Jarret Brock, philosophy department, according to lave Mandel Kurzweil. SJSU President John Bunzel accepts check left by Hazel Kuhlman (insert) Four students are elected Only 55 per cent of the funds allocated for SJSU faculty promotions for the 1975-76 school year were used for By Heidi Van &int come to terms with this situation yet, so ceptable," Willis said. SJSU gets bequest promotions. A group of economics students took we went ahead," Stanford explained. He said the faculty has agreed. "in principle" there should be student Dr. Robert Sasseen, dean of the the issue of representation on the The purpose of having temporary members, but they have not decided faculty and chairman of the university department committees into its own representatives, he said, is to give the how many there would be, if they would promotions committee, said the major hands Monday and elected four tem- students a "ticket" into the committees have voting rights, and what the for scholarship fund reason was the faculty eligible for porary members to the curriculum and and to put pressure on the department election procedure' would be. promotions didn't meet the merit graduate committees. to decide how permanent student Student Mark Stanford said a members should be selected. By Virginia Rigonan Mrs. Kuhlman was an antique requirement. He also said the full Meeting called she had used her meeting of all economics majors was Department chairman James Willis SJSU is $482,753.59 wealthier collector, and allocation is never used. The meeting, open to all economics called to elect temporary represen- said the students will be welcomed as today, due to a bequest from the home as a warehouse, leaving only majors, was called after the issue was Out of the 18 instructors that had filed tatives because the economics students guests at the committee meetings, but late Hazel McIntosh Kuhlman. a one and a half foot wide path discussed at a department meeting last grievances, one withdrew his petition. wanted to "expedite" the election "certainly not" as voting members. In a small ceremonial presenta- between the crates, boxes and week. However, no action was taken Kurzweil said he believed the present "I wouldn't consider any procedure tion in President John Bunzel's barrels containing her collection. process. due to lack of a quorum. office yesterday morning, the In June, 1974, the collection was grievance procedure as stated in "The department hasn't been able to not approved by the department ac- check was reported to be the auctioned on campus in the old section 1.4 of the executive order 201, is Willis said another meeting has been largest single bequest ever made Women's Gym. The collection unfair to the grievant. scheduled for March 3. to the university. filled offices and lined the walls of At Monday's meeting, attended by 18 The money will be placed under the gym. economics majors, the students said the "Hazel and Harry Kuhlman Walt Valen, business operations Soviet leader they were concerned the semester Scholarship Trust" for worthy and officer for SJSU, was procurement would be over before the department needy students, according to Mrs. and contract manager for the agreed on how students should be Kuhlman's lawyer, Larry Sinclair, weekend event. wants peace elected to the committees. who presented the check to Bunzel A crew of six spent four 10-hour Economics majors elected to the in behalf of the university. days in the Kuhlman house just to MOSCOW AP - Soviet Communist committees were Ken Craib, Haman Born in Roseville, Hazel crate and pack the antiques, Valen I leader Leonid I. Brezhnev promised Hawari, Jeff Browning and Julie McIntosh, came to San Jose Nor- said. "redoubled energy" yesterday in the Krause. mal School at the age of 20 in 1912. "It was most generous of Mrs. pursuit of peaceful coexistence with the She graduated in 1914 with a Kuhlman," Bunzel said of the Browning said a meeting will be set West what the general elementary degree in bequest. This ( trust I is going to but said the Kremlin intends to up with Willis to explain continue support for "liberation" teaching, and later taught grade be used by a lot of students." students have done. struggles abroad, such as in Angola. school for 42 years in Roseville and From little of what I know of He added that the students are The 69-year-old Brezhnev made Sacramento. her, she was a very patriotic his temporary and will serve only until pledge on the opening day of the 25th In 1931, she married Harry person," said Sinclair. She was a permanent representatives can be Soviet Communist Kuhlman, who was an engineer for teacher most of her life, and her Party congress in a elected. the state Department of Highways. life was to help speech intended to chart the USSR's purpose in Attendance explained Ii He died in January, 1972. students." course for the next five years. Brezhnev forcefully Browning said the difference between Mrs. Kuhlman died on March 29, Also present at the event were repeated Moscow's intention to continue its aid to attending the meetings on his own and 1974, at the age of 82 in the Sinclair's wife, Polly and their son the leftist Popular Movement - MPLA - being elected as a temporary Roseville home where she was Robert; James Noah, University government in Angola as a matter of representative is "we're going to claim born. The Kuhlmans had no Relations, and Glen Guttormsen, "revolutionary conscience" and said it to have a vote." children. director of business affairs. 7. would also support other ideological Dr. Norman Keiser, a faculty allies involved in struggles. member of the curriculum committee, said the temporary members should not vote because "that's kind of an ad hoc arrangement." Committee probed He said he's not sure if the permanent student representatives should vote either. "They might take the easy way out" when making curriculum decisions for Litchfield to present study the department, he said. University policy suggests that By Tom Tait Spring 1975. "Some amendments may be needed students have an "opportunity for Two resolutions concerning the The ICSC has been the center of some to remedy the situation," Ely said. participation" on faculty committees. troubled Intercultural Steering Com- dispute when it recently refused to "The problems are resolvable through Willis said the department had mittee (ICSC) are expected to be admit two Iranian student organiza- council." students on its committees before, but which split from the Iranian not for several years. presented to the A.S. Council today at 3 tions Councilwoman Kim Baskett, TWC- Association. There are five faculty members on p.m. in the Council Chambers, on the Students PS, raised the question of abolishing the Jim Bemis the curriculum and graduate com- third level of the Student Union. Carlos Alcaine, president of the ICSC, ICSC at last week's council meeting. were needed. mittees. Perry Litchfield, A.S. attorney committee refused to Student Mark Stanford explained why temporary members said the steering A.S. President John Rico urged the general, will present a report of his in- two new groups because it admit the council not to abolish it. "It can work. It vestigation on the ICSC which recently necessary to have three felt it wasn't has worked in the past." voted not to recognize two new Iranian different groups representing one student Faustina raps hiring statement organizations. culture. The council may also hear a report on Councilman Haman Hawari, Third the $15,000 estimated loss from its preference in hiring. training and motivating minorities, World Coalition -Progressive Slate Alcaine said he thought the groups By Nick Baptista underwrite of Black History Week. It hold Faustina said. ( TWC-PS I said he will present a split because of different political Stephen Faustina, SJSU affirmative "Many unqualified white males will not, however, have to deal with positions. But no one goes Faustina said women are not faring resolution concerning ICSC although he views. action officer, said a recent statement responsible other funding matters because there is well as men in entering probationary declined to say what that resolution The ICSC was established when the by President John Bunzel implied a around talking about these white males as no money left in the A.S. General Fund. preference only because of their positions at SJSU. would recommend. council had difficulty funding foreign significant number of unqualified getting women are being hired because of sex," Faustina said. Of the 28 instructors who entered pro- Sources in student government said student organizations equitably, Geoff In other business, the council is ex- affirmative action. bationary status last fall only four were they thought Ha wari's resolution would Ely, A.S. presidential aide, said. pected to approve "If anyone suggests just the slightest students to the Bunzel's statement appeared in the women, Faustina said. seek to disband the ICSC and bring the Budget Committee and preference for qualified women, "The original reason for creating the Election Feb. 19 issue of the Spartan Daily. Many good non-probationary women funding of foreign student organiza- Committee. reverse discrimination is hinted," ICSC was to provide equitable funding instructors have left this campus and tions back under direct control of the Bunzel said women are delighted to Faustina said. for foreign student organizations," Ely Faustina Dennis Driver and Terry Walcott know they are appointed to positions gone to other universities. council. said. The ICSC, started in 1962, is a have been recommended to serve on because they are the best applicants He added that in some areas qualified said. our losses other universities governing body set up to allocate funds "If ICSC is disbanded A.S. will run the Budget Committee and Judith considered, rather than because of sex. women are not available because there "With gain prestige in affirmative action," he to foreign student organizations. A.S. Into the same kinds of funding problems Appleby has been nominated to chair Faustina said before affirmative are so few. started funding the ICSC directly in we've had in the past," he said. the Election Committee. action "white males were given "Emphasis should be placed on said. Page 2, February 25, 1976 f VJe-lb.T IF FORDS tSECREGYACT NAD BEEN iN EFFECT 4;94CE I912 opinion Cool Bunzel sticks to guns, doesn't wear a black hat
By Mike Ford made SJSU the first state university to We have seen a little bit of the old get on-campus beer. Then again and west on campus lately. wisely I might add he is against the It seems that every day at high noon staff arming of campus policemen. SJSU President John H. "Bad" Bunzel Bunzel rarely is pressured into is forced to "slap leather" with every comment making mistakes. It is he that keeps the hot-headed gringo that thinks he's fast university from being overrun by a enough to shoot down the old gun- sweeping mass of cut-rate minority fighter. enfranchisement decisions. professors. Each time "Bad" Bunzel fires in self- "The decision has been made, the Bunzel is not stilted and formal; he defense another "wanted" poster decision will stand and it will be keeps a low-key image, much as did his appears and the bounty hunters con- reviewed in proper time," Bunzel said former colleague and close associate, verge with frightening alacrity. last Wednesday. S.I. Hayakawa, former president of San I think it's about time that someone Cool under fire, Bunzel could not be Francisco State. pointed out that Bunzel doesn't wear a intimidated by the imbecilic in- Rather than waste a lot of his time black hat. As a metter of fact, when one terrogation of third-rate radicals politicking and spreading around hot really looks at Bunzel and what he has during his bicentennial address. In fact, air, he deals with university issues. done, some of the trail dust comes off following that unfortunate fiasco, In short, it is largely the efforts of and his hat appears almost white. Bunzel was collected enough to urge the Bunzel that keeps the multiplicity of No one can deny that Bunzel is a dropping of legal action while others fragmented interests on campus from strong leader, who, amidst much flak, pressed forward, not realizing nothing wandering off in every which way. will stick to his guns. Witness: Bunzel could be gained by it. Quit leveling your guns and look at didn't waver at all in his Economics Bunzel is at once progressive and him now is he really such a "bad" guy Department disenfranchisement-re- rationally moderate. His prompting after all? Press, public has no right other Ideas read about JFK affiars to Bunzel displayed poor logic By Tom Buehner The public has absolutely no right to The saga of the extramarital affair - read intimate details of a public of- of John Fitzgerald Kennedy goes on and staff ficial's life unless these private actions on. adversely affect his or her performance The newest wrinkle in the story of the in office. in his 'cheap shot' of Daily concerning Kennedy had former president came to dubious light comment If the story his term in of- in a story released by the National been published during might have Editor: morning, (it). . .would go broke in a go broke if it had to be sold off-campus. Enquirer Feb. 22 a tabloid that is little fice, then the publication previously week." I imagine the Mercury-News wouldn't more than a scandal sheet relying on consequence. The damage to the man's been justified under the In his weekly column in the San Jose Not only does do too well if it was sold in Los Angeles, a type of -yellow journalism" that reputation has been done. mentioned guideline. Mercury-News, John Bunzel denounced Bunzel not inform the 13 years after general public of the incident which for that matter. existed in the dark ages of the What can be asked is was it ethical or Published as it was, the Daily, apparently in response to its necessary to print an article concerning President Kennedy's death, it was no occurred or of the Daily's coverage of When the Washington Post was newspaper business. coverage of the incident after his printing allegations connecting the the private life of a once prominent more than a cheap, commercially Bicentennial Lecture in which Mark it, but his column contains not a few The Enquirer reported that President public official, a man who has been prompted attack of a man's reputation, examples of poor logic. White House to the Watergate break-ins Kennedy had a two-year love affair Owens was arrested for disturbing the and other illegal political activity, buried for 13 years? not even remotely related to a news peace. In the first place, I found it in- with Mary Pinchot Meyer, a story. Press Secretary Ron Ziegler con- Washington artist, during which time teresting that Bunzel would choose to demned the Post for "shoddy jour- The answer is no. No one in this world can make a claim In one of the poorest examples of criticize the Daily in a newspaper with he reportedly smoked marijuana with The controversy over where a public to perfection unless they delude journalism I've seen, Bunzel denounced nalism." a circulation as large as the Mercury- After the Daily has her. official's public life leaves off and his themselves and the former President of the Daily as a newspaper having made available News, instead of writing to the Daily information revealing administrative Whether these charges are true, half private life begins has been raging for the United States was no exception. "delusions of adequacy," saying if it directly, as he is perfectly entitled. true or completely false is of little years. Let the man rest in peace. "had to be sold off campus each knowledge and consent of political The letter he supposedly received, "dehirings" in the Econ Department, with which he took up nearly half his Bunzel comes out with a condemnation column Sunday, also criticized the of the Daily's "biased and distorted" Political notes Daily's coverage and the letter's author journalism. also chose to sidestep direct criticism. It occurs to me that the Post's Cheap shot, John. allegations were proven true. Bunzel makes a brilliant piece of Chris Georges Roberti favors open personnel files reasoning when he says the Daily would Photojournalism Freshman
By John A. Ytreus By now, everyone will be sick and the right direction Although the refusal technically All university employes, as well as tired of hearing the results of the New means that the case wasn't worth Stanford's actions students, should be allowed to review Hampshire primary held yesterday. The State Senate Finance Committee hearing ( and did not merit their at- their personnel files, says State Sen. The coverage of this near non-event approved a measure that would allow tention) several communities will be David A. Roberti, D Los Angeles. has been extensive. Last night, the mental patients the right to refuse heartened by the news and follow The Democratic Floor Leader three major networks provided com- psychosurgery or electric shock. Petaluma's lead. believes that legislation recently in- mentary from their most famous Introduced by Assemblyman John "The Petaluma Plan is going to be hidden by Owens troduced will "help protect academic correspondents. Vasconcellos, D San Jose, AB 1032 copied with a vengeance," predicted dissidents, minority members and CBS touted Walter Cronkite, Bruce was approved by a seven to three vote one of the builder's attorneys. Editor: great part the product of confusion, how San Jose has suffered others who have on occasion been Morton and Roger Mudd the cream of and sent to the floor. Noticing Mr. Owens' comments (Feb. 10) on frustration, and the difficulty of the growth in the past, denied tenure or promotion for their crop in front of the cameras. A major provision provides that the from uncontrolled an earlier letter by Prof. Snowbarger young to restrain their passions, and is good news to the irrelevant and unconstitutional NBC and ABC were no different. patient must be capable of making that such a prediction suggest that Owens knows very little (b) avoiding any further comment on air and quieter reasons." Every major newspaper and wire decision before given the choice. proponents of cleaner about Snowbarger, about the meaning his behavior may help him to find in his Students have been allowed to see service have by now told the story Critics testified that the treatment cities. of the word "evidence" and about the heart the courage to admit his error their past records since the famous and analyzed the results. was unsuccessful and oftentimes free market process. and to apologize to Professor Chu. for President Ford in "Buckley Amendment" passed the Any further repetition here would be produced loss of memory. Support All his letter does is create a smoke has slipped 17 percentage But we strongly object to Owens' Congress some time ago. a waste of ink. California screen to cover the question of Mr. last August while Ronald attempt to change the subject by at- Roberti's measure would include Without explanation, the U.S. points since Stanford's misconduct at the gained a wide lead, ac- tacking Snowbarger for not sharing academic as well as non-academic The House Judiciary Committee Supreme Court refused to hear the Reagan has Economics Department curriculum Field's California Owens' notions of how the Economics employes meaning staff members. voted 18 to 14 to ban the Saturday Night arguments of construction industry cording to Mervin meeting. committee Department is to be governed. The senator pointed out that the bill Special handgun yesterday after lawyers against the so-called Poll released Tuesday. Apparently, none of those who have overall results, Ford received would "strengthen academic freedom rejecting a stronger measure that "Petaluma Plan." In the chosen to reply to Snowbarger's We also object to the arrogance of 37 per cent to the former governor's 54 rather than diminish it." would have included more firearms. Thus, the justices unanimously criticisms of Stanford's behavior Owens, who lacks any clear un- per cent. This contrasts with the Many former and current professors The narrow vote indicates that the passed up their first opportunity to rule toward Chairperson Betty Chu have derstanding of the free market process President's 54 to 45 lead last August. at SJSU would certainly agree with that bill might not fare well in the full House on the legality of anti-growth laws that any real desire to discuss what took and yet pretends to tell Snowbarger Ford makes his poorest showing statement. or the Senate, but the action is a step in have appeared throughout the country. place. how free markets operate. the party's "conservative" among We shall not pursue the details of this Rudolfo Gonzalez wing. Reagan commands 65 per cent unfortunate episode since we believe Geoffrey Nunn while the President only receives 28 per that: (a) Stanford's actions were in Department of Economics cent. Since the Supreme Court ruled several weeks ago that the "winner- take-all" primary is constitutional, Reagan's California hopes look very A.S. council lacks rosy right now. The Senate Agriculture Committee yesterday approved, in a 10 to four vote, power to demand to cut the $5.8 billion food stamp program by $309 million. Editor: Let's face it, responsible people don't Sen. George McGovern, D--South So the A.S. Council is "demanding" conduct policy by shrieking like spoiled Dakota, said the cutback would remove that disciplinary charges against Mark brats, but rather by intelligent, rational three to four million recipients and Owens be dropped. Again we have the and logically consistent discussion. cause hardships to the poor and AS. Council, in their presumptuous It seems obvious the very real unemployed. and arrogant manner, purporting to speak hostility the council has displayed is not The cutback has a long way to go for the student body of this campus. directed at any injustice allegedly done before it becomes law providing that We all know the council has no Mr. Owens, but really at the opinions it does pass. authority to demand anything of expressed by President Bunzel in his anyone. What do they intend to do if speech, which, or course, differ from Since its bills were lower than an- their demands are not met? Hold their their own. ticipated, the Agricultural Labor breath until they turn blue? Surely there are other students who Relations Board will be able to survive They apparently view this not as an share my concern over the council's until March 5. issue to be discussed on its merits, but conduct. I urge them to participate in Most of the operations ended Feb. 6, as a political lever to be used in the the elections this spring in an effort to but the board has been able to maintain council's on-going campaign, in the elect more responsible and a skeleton staff of 25 volunteers since a name of the entire student body, representative councilpersons. ,/ FoR SixiCTER PERSUADED ME THE THING IS LOADED...' refunding measure was blocked in the against anyone whose views differ from Jerry Groseclos TRY' CONTROLS, BUT" HE'S state legislature. their own. Journalism Senior February 25, 1976, Page 3 Nuclear power plant safety urged; scientists stress other energy use
By Steve Forsythe The process is being the sun. going to have an accident," experts .ire right when they The 1973 gasoline shortage stepped up, Tucker said, Conserve energy Kloepping said. "But I don't say it's foolproof." was only the first leg of a without proper research for While all four SJSU staff think you're going to have "I believe in nuclear series of shortages which has safety measures. members agreed that the horrible holocaust of power, said Neptune, but I taxed the American people's List priorities nuclear power could be destroying New York City question if it is ever possible time and patience, according "I think that one has to beneficial to mankind, they because of a melt-down. But to make anything absolutely to some energy experts. look at all energy sources offered alternatives. I also don't think the power 100 per cent safe." Alternate methods of and their pros and cons," "If we conserve enough collaring energy for man's said Roger Kloepping, energy, we could minimize purposes have been University Radiation Safety our consumption and not GASOLINE MOTOR OIL frequently proposed, the Officer. "We cannot afford to have to build another most controversial of which eliminate one source of nuclear plant until the year is nuclear power. energy from the picture." 2000," said Rozell. SPARTAN Nuclear power plants have "I am willing to go along "In 10 years, we could been in operation for ap- with nuclear power since we relieve the pressure on the proximately 20 years, and are definetly using up our natural gas demand," Rozell STATIONS 40110 there has never been a energy and fossil fuel," said said. "And during the 25 year YOUR GASOLINE SERVICE serious accident which took Dr. John Neptune, chairman period until 2000, we can CENTER. UNSURPASSED a human life. But to those of the chemistry depart- develop more alternatives to IN QUALITY AND PRICE who oppose the power plants, ment. nuclear power." 7th & Phelan an accident appears Neptune said the Tucker said the plants are 10th & Taylor inevitable. American people must put "needed" and useful for 245 Keyes 4th & Williams There are other problems their priorities into per- energy resources, but they le MI al IM al al Mill le connected with the plants, spective. Either nuclear should be constructed in a such as waste disposal, plants should be discon- different manner. preventing sabotage and tinued and a great loss of Built underground 20% OFF avoiding human error. energy experienced, or Kodak "I'd like to see all nuclear 121,k Marlin But energy experts still chances will be taken on the Ilford PAPER disagree about the need for safety of the plants. plants built underground. It Physics Professor Alan Tucker calls nuclear energy a "new technology." Good Quality at Cheap Prices nuclear power plants. Alternative energy would make a major reduction in the dispersal of Technology pushed There are other energy VIVITAR ENLARGER 69 00 radioactive materials in the "For the generation of forms which must be con- DURST F-30 69.00 electricity, nuclear power sidered, such as solar energy occurrence of a major ac- cident," DURST F-60 89.00 plants have proven them- and coal. Tucker said. "The Science profs given underground facility OMEGA B600 99.00 selves," said David Rozell, Coal is of limited use coordinator for solar ap- Kloepping said. It does not wouldn't protect the land BESELER 23C 199 00 plication at SJSU. "The replenish itself and even- completely, but it would be BOGEN T35 49 00 quite a bit less new Dean's Awards problems come from a tually will run out. severe." BOGEN 22A 79 00 technology that has been Solar energy is a possible Neptune and Kloepping PRINZ 59 00 pushed too far too fast." hazard to the eco-system and agreed the nuclear plants A new award in the field of there are so many good the faculty in 1945 and has "It's still a very new the atomosphere of the are necessary, science has been initiated teachers in the science taught courses in general, Discount Camera Sales technology," said Physics earth, Kloepping said, acknowledging an accident this semester at SJSU and department," Naylor said of analytical and physical 171 S 3rd St S J professor Allen Tucker. because sapping the natural is always possible. the first two recipients are the award. "I have to say it's chemistry. MI MB MINIM IN The projected outlook for flow of sun heat to the planet "There is no absolute, professors of chemistry, Dr. really an honor. A native of Havana, Cuba, the year 2000 is total of 1,000 could upset the living foolproof guarantee, by Juana V. Acrivos and Dr. "It's a greater honor when Acrivos received a doctor of working plants. organisms which depend on anybody, that a reactor isn't Benjamin F. Naylor. you consider that it's a new science degree in 1951 from The citations, called award in science that the the University of Havana. Dean's Awards, were dean himself started on his After earning a Ph.D from presented to the professors own initiative," he added. the University of Minnesota 34 bikes available at a special ceremony at the Acrivos was unavailable and teaching there, she beginning of the semester by for comment because of joined the SJSU faculty in SAVE Dr. Lester H. Lange, dean of illness. 1962. the School of Science. Lange started the award to Acrivos' latest research Cycle sale planned Naylor was given the honor faculty members of involves studying a new THIS special award for "out- the School of Science who substance,formed from standing" ability in the field excell in the fields of experimentation with layer Thirty-four abandoned complete and in good shape chances of recovery are of teaching and Acrivos was teaching and research. compounds, which may be bicycles will be auctioned at but some need work, ac- good," he said. cited for her "outstanding" Naylor, 58, was chairman useful in decreasing elec- noon next Wednesday at cording to Ray Buckman, If someone sees his bicycle AD work in laboratory research. of the chemistry department trical power transmission SJSU security building. SJSU property clerk. at the auction he can recover "I was suprised because from 1356 to 1961. He joined losses. Some of the bicycles are The types available vary it if he has proof of purchase It will save you money from ten-speeds to stingrays. to include the serial number. The bicycles can be in- Lacking that, if the bicycle spected beginning at 10 a.m. was reported stolen, officers before the auction. will check with the reporting half. There will be no minimum agency for other positive CS on all bids, according to Buckman, identification. [5% oil sole, full sole spartaguide and all proceeds will be used Some not stolen With this ad and heel repaii for student aid. If a person reports a red All work guaranteed University Police can Schwinn bike has been Soling, stitching & stretching issue licenses at the time of stolen, but can't identify it in positions. Fast one day service Home Ec Club holds format popular on local news S.U. Umunhum Room. The purchase. any other way, his chances Information ans sign-ups Convenient blk. from campus meetings at 2:30 p.m. today shows, is the featured guest- film "Decision at Delano" Ownership checked of recovery are poor, even if are available at Career Lower prices and tomorrow in room 222 of speaker at the SJSU Sigma and speaker Ruben Serna is Bicycles are declared it turns up at a police auc- Planning and Placement, the old science building. Delta Chi annual Deadline featured. A $1 donation is abandoned after a period of tion, James said. Handle all leather goods Building Q on 9th Street. Semester activities will be Dinner at 7:30 p.m. asked. six months in police custody, Some of the bicycles im- larkett, purirs, etc discussed. tomorrow in the Royal Fork said Larry James, ad- pounded were not stolen. restaurant. SJSU sailing club meets at ministrative office for Officers also bring unlocked The Pre-Law Club is 7:30 tomorrow in the S.U. Gold Seal Shoe Repair are needed in University Police. and unattended bicycles into coordinating visits to law Peter Payne from Stan- Almaden Room. Sailing at Tutors 9 AM 5 30 PM biological and natural All of the bicycles to be custody to prevent theft. school classes at the ford University speaks at 7 Angel Island will be I 98 S. 2nd & San Fernando 286-4341 science, history, political auctioned have been checked James explained. University of Santa Clara. p.m. tomorrow in the discussed. business and with a statewide system in Sometimes students don't Those interested can sign up Campus Christian Center, science, English. an attempt to find the bother to check with police in SD 108 or Admin. 201. 10th and San Carlos Streets. PG&E will have owners, he said. and just assume there's no representatives on campus Applicants must have a "The serial numbers of all chance of recovery, he said. Inter Varsity Christian tomorrow to interview civil, Solar Energy is the topic of G.P.A. of at least 2.50; ex- reported stolen bikes are James stressed the im- Fellowship holds a Bible electrical and mechanical speaker Paul Halpern, IBM perience and ability to listed with a statewide portance of recording the study at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow engineering students who research scientist, at 3:15 communicate effectively computer system," he ex- serial number of bicycles in the Almaden Room of the will have completed their p.m. today in DH 615. The with disadvantaged students plained. "If the bicycle and and checking with police Student Union. junior year by semester's speech is in conjunction with and Work-study clearance. number were reported, when one disappears. end. For information and the Meteorology Seminar Interested students apply at Tau Delta Phi is holding an sign-ups go to Career Series. Coffee and cookies the EOP Tutorial Office or informal gathering at 6:30 Planning and Placement, i Stsi-040,0.0tsaii-O-iditaPtidiNgsia9re1 will be served. call 277-2427. p.m. tomorrow in the Tower Bldg. Q on 9th Street. The SJSU ski team is conference room. The looking for cross country fraternity is open to male Camp Fire Girls Ill skiers for inter-collegiate students with a G.P.A. over representatives from Snow Ron Greely, guest lecturer LOOK racing. Those interested 3.00 and 30 completed Mountain Camp and El from NASA-Ames Research should contact Bob Ellis at semester units. Rancho Navarro visits the Center, Moffett Field, 267-4530. compus tomorrow and next discusses the Mars Viking S.. The U.F.W. holds a benefit Monday to interview project at 12:30 p.m. next "Cop Terror in San Jose at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the students for summer camp Wednesday in DH 306. "Let prayer be the weapon which the Murder of Danny you always have at hand." Trevino," is the title of a forum on the Trevino case tii T he words of St Mary. Mazeurello, co tOUrltirt'S,S be held at 8 tonight, 123 S THE 5TH ANNUAL All-CAMPUS of the Institute of the Daughters of Mary Help of Third St., Room 220. Silver Jewelry fron-4 Christians (Salesian Sisters) 4 Open Door Fellowship PINBALL TOURNEY Scandinavia St. John Bosco founded the Institute as a living for prayer and meets monument of gratitude to the Mother of God. fellowship at 1 p.m. today hi Thursday, Feb. 26, 7pm the Memorial Chapel. Dedicated at their founding to Christian education of (1st 3 rounds) young girls, today the Salesian Sisters are located in Frank Magid, developer of 60 countries around the world. The works of the "happy talk" TV new, Friday, Feb. 27, 12:30pm FINE, ORIGINAL CREATIONS Salesian Sisters, both educative and (til conclusion) missionary, include all types of schools. dispensaries. hospitals, Spartan Dail open division (men or women) Se's,mg the San Jose Stat., catechesis, youth and parish Unsversity Corn monde Wee 1934 double elimination (best activities rte Second class Postage paid at San 2 of 3 game matches) Jose. California Member of California Newspaper Publishers Association and the Associated mom ,nrormatoo /IWO Me Maximum of 24 entries Spattan -.Maven &We's che and lend ft.. Press Published daily by San Jose /kit- 014101,10 State University. except Saturday Caroni. It MA Sunday and Monday, during the 12.50 per person Sigler Jaaephave ..ocaton Cake college year The Opinions ex Bookstoic ,,ss Belmont 'Wen,.
pressed herein are not necessarily ....odor, New Jersey O sea those of the Associated Students. Win a Pachinko Game San Jose State University Me College Administration or the Au Department of Journalism and NAME Advertising Subscriptions ar from the Pachinko Palace epted Only on a remainder of ADDRESS semester basis Full acarkernii & much more February 24-26 S9 each Semester, 14.9). Oft Year. CITY STATE campul price per copy, 10 cents Phone 277 3111 Advertising 277 Information at the desk 1171 Press of Fricke Pork. PHONE EDUCATION Fremont. STUDENT UNION GAMES AREA 277-3226 JOB Page 4, February 25, 1976 Zirilli becomes teenage idol ctnd arts By Louise Ransil Los Gatos High School dean dream to most men, but it and hang around are really Osmonds and the Monkees, When Don Zirilli of girls, the girls have been does have some problems, nice, but some of them can Zirilli and the rest of Papa graduated from SJSU in '69, cutting school to follow Papa Zirilli said. overdo it." Doo Run Run don't seem to he found few jobs open to Doo Run Run to concerts "All the guys in the band Zirilli is no new-comer to mind. psych grads. throughout the state. have girls calling them the local music scene. "We're just laughing," entertainment With jobs hard to come by Being the "idols" of all constantly and at all hours." Together with two other Zirilli said, "laughing all the Zirilli opted for a job as a those girls can sound like a 'Most of the girls who call Papa Doo Run Run mem- way to the bank." rock 'n roll star. bers, Jim Shippey and Jim As a member of "Papa Rush, he started a high Doo Run Run", Zirilli has dance band called "The Zoo" Jit , 41-10 4t 4.4 41-11 already had one hit record, in 1966. The group's name Cole's show brilliant "Be True To Your School", was changed to "Goody Two an old Beach Boys standard Shoes" and later, in an effort to be more hip, to By Keith 81uraoka have. palm of her hand. produced for the group by "G.T. hAlik Shoes". Natalie Cole took over at Her versatility expressed Emotion rippled through Dean Torrance ( of the surf- The lIFFOVV Circle Star Theater Friday itself time and again as she the entire crowd when music duo, Jan and Dean) present name, "Papa Doo Run Run", came from night right where her father sang her father's songs, jazz, Natalie paused during her and Bruce Johnston, of the 414(43( GLI-YS & GALS ; the chorus in a had left off with an emotional ballads and rock. performance and said, "This Beach Boys. popular surf' CUTS music song. WAVES and brilliant performance. is an important occasion for Released by RCA Records Just as quickly as she had wOi I.F;co6';-pCSoTtinRYL'I'; It was 10 years ago, almost me. It is the anniversary..." this fall, the single climbed Though many people the crowd in high spirits, would turn their noses up at 294-4086 to the day, when Nat King to No. 4 on local top 40 52 JTH FOURTH Natalie changed the show's the possibility of following in ST. Cole sang on the very same The crowd hushed and you charts. SJSU campus tempo with the mellow, the footsteps of such teen stage. He died a few days could have heard a pin drop. Playing mostly to teenage ****1 "Inseparable." later of cancer at the age of They sensed that she was audiences, Zirilli and the idols as David Cassidy, the 47. Her two background going to say something about other members of Papa Doo Natalie brought some singers left the stage and her father's death. Run Run have found memories back to the near Natalie was left alone to "I want to dedicate this to themselves pursued by large Market my father," she said. of teenage girls. Dobashi capacity crowd with a clear, perform the song which is numbers vocers since 1912 strong voice that propelled the same name of her debut Deans of Girls in a number up and down the scale with album which has struck What followed was her of local high schools have it necessary Specializing in the ease only a Cole could gold. father's famous, "L-o-v-e." reported finding Suddenly, the smile broke to "take disciplinary Asian foods By the time her biggest hit, back out onto her face and measures" against a "This Will Be," came the crowd just rose to their number of female students. Louise Hans, r-There IS a around, the crowd was in the feet together in appreciation. According to Pat Hughes, Don Zirilli, SJSU grad, a member of Papa Doo Run Run. difference!!! 240 East Jackson Street PREPARE MR Los Gatos nightclub review San Jose, California Phone (4081 295-7794 MCAT a maomaa + Maagawaaa .-aa .ae- .-aa --- DAT LSAT GRE Mesa's 'miniature Greenwich Village' or ATGSB By Louise Ransil munity, Los Gatos has a high sonality and makeup of the rest of the bay area, Mesa's at 9 p.m. nightly spans At first glance, the concentration of the wealthy town. offering of music is mostly everything from a single OCAT customers of Mesa's Saloon and artists of all types. A strong contrast to the top original and just about 20's, 30's and 40's piano , look like a cross between the Mesa's young clientele 40 and disco-styled scenes always worth listening to. player-singer on Monday ,trirTer!ei CPAT Hells Angels and remnants reflects the unusual per- happening throughout the Mesa's sound which starts nights to the classical and FLEX from the flower child 60's. heavily electronic music of Few people would ever Deep Sky on Saturdays. ECFMG guess that many of Mesa's Open 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. NAIL MED BUS nightly inhabitants come Monday to Saturday and 4 Dance to the Sounds of SAT-VAT from the most prominant p.m. to 2 a.m. on Sunday, families in the San Francisco Mesa's also offers an in- SHARINO formal menu of salads, JOE I 3 ‘ 1111. Bay Area. Mesa's has become a hamburgers and steak Every Monday Night central gathering point for sandwiches to those who the town of Los Gatos and a wish to eat. social and musical scene Interesting people 9:00-1:00 KA described by one Rolling If you want to put on your Stone editor as a "miniature glitter and go down to the hot West Coast Greenwich spot to bump, boogie and No Dress Code Village". hustle, go to any one of the Monday Nights Only A Wealthy and artists million plastic nightclubs in Partly a mountain corn- the bay area...but if you want to see interesting r--"1 people and take in some 'IT*: kf really good sounds, go to 37 N. Santa Cruz in Los Gatos Louise Ransil and check out Johnny Mesa's Playing Weekly: HOT CIDER PERFORIONCE Jeff Hopkins bartending at Mesa's place. In the Factory Central, Campbell, CA VW Pal:WM eillIW a use() PAprTs 93 So. ICOMPORT! TUNE UP SPECIAL: Al L BUflS It BUSSES 1948 thru 1971
$2ludes75 Inc (what's happening] Jalve Adi check Dwell. new Plugs. Points Rock The Three Muskateers Richard Alpert and Elisa HOURS & Oil 9'1 ,eek Snail will be at Sophie's, starring Oliver Reed and Leptieh are the featured SKIS Mon. 7-30-9:30am 260 California Avenue, Palo Racquet Welch will be shown artists in the SU Gallery 1:00-5:00pm Alto tonight at 9:30. today at the Morris Dailey through March 12. BOO T T ue. 1:00-5:00pm 7 Gallery hours are from Crackin' will be featured Auditorium at 3:30 p.m., POLES Wed. 1:00-5:00pm at the Brewery, p.m. and 10 p.m. 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday 29 N. San BACKPACKS Thur. 1 :00-5: 00pm Pedro, San Jose tonight at 9. A Mid-Summer's Night through Friday and 6 p.m. to REBUILT ENGINES SLEEPING BAGS 6:00-7:00pm Kashmir will perform Dream starring Dianna Rigg 8 p.m. Wednesday and IIRMAIXT 80 HEADS EXCHANGF Fri. 7:30-12:00 today at noon in the Student will be shown today at Thursday evenings. 1713 ANGELA ST No 1 SAN JO',( 293-4619 Union Ballroom. The concert Camera One Theater at 11 San Jose State graduate, 1:00-5:00pm losed Sat. & Sun. is free. a.m., 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m. at 366 Mike Narisco will be Open Saturdays 101,1 5 Film S. 1st, San Jose. exhibiting his work at the Merz Gallery, 37 W. San Pick Up Your Toys Fernando St., San Jose Bicentennial poetry through March 17. Ski pack Camping Equipment5 a 3.00 wkadt "AT" The gallery is open from 11 skis sleeping bags $200 & 300 wknd. or da y $800 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday to I'oots $8 backpacks slated today Saturday. poles series A Graphic Art Show in De "An Evening of American Crockett, Robert Hass, Rob Anza's Art Gallery through Associated Poetry," the first public Swigart, Nils Peterson and March 3 will feature work by Nancy Equipment event in SJSU's Bicentennial Naomi Clark. Tomi Horne, Students CAMERA STORES' and Fred Gillaspy, Rental Poetry Celebration series, The program will be Laughton all former SJSU students. E'FIRTB will be held at 8:15 p.m. followed by a reception in the Gallery hours are from 10 today in the S.C. Loma Loma Prieta Room. a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Kodak Prieta Room. The Bicentennial Poetry 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The program will be Celebration, a series of Friday and TOYS 1=i KODAK Wednesdays and Thur- directed by Nils Peterson, lectures and readings, will on 1st floor sdays and from 11 a.m. to 2 associate professor of run Wednesdays through Phone 277-3033 Union DARKROOM SALE p.m. on Saturdays. Student English and will feature May 12. Lectures are free. selections from the work of The series is sponsored 20% OFF7 American poets and folk jointly by the San Jose Fine singers. Arts Commission, San Jose Bay area poets and par- State University, the Student ticipating SJSU faculty Union, and Associated Associated Student Positions 99 members include Susan Students in conjunction with MacDonald. Wilbert "San Jose Studies." Election Board OPEN Study at the SUNDAYS 12-4 Academy of Art 12 positions open SAN lORBILZO STORR 0101 Sculpture College Purpose of the board is to conduct all 625 Sutter St San Francisco A.S. elections and student opinion California 94102 polls authorized by student council Telephone and or the A.S. Constitution. - 415.673-4200 Send for our free catalog 1 No member selected Application Deadline to this board may be a February 26, 1976 candidate for any elective Contact Pamela Wade, U AN 1011510 SAN 10St 71V III iiiRAP0 170 VIA IMIRCAls0 40 SOUTH FIRS! Academy of A.S. position PR /SA 7711171 7711 1.9i Personnel Officer one 10 Art College leS* tAT 'IX A.S. office 277-3201
February 25 1976, Page 5 MI MI NM MI MR WI MO IM NI Ell NI NM IN Student Special Communication gap hurts Hogue Lube, Oil Et Filter Change Hey S TcrSEI
By Wayne Mice Student failure to coin rescinded the second tun) prominent and With This Ad The off-again and on-again plete certain course require- disqualification list I which newsworthy, Hogue has eligibility of SJSU basketball ments. should not have been run in brought this fiasco to light. Only $10.95 Student failure to follow the first place) with Good Until March 15, 1976 star Earl Hogue has left But he has had to en- drop procedure properly. Executive Order 186. many people confused as to cumber embarrassment in how Instructor fails to turn In short, Burns said that SILVA this could happen. the process. Hogue was only one of 170 in a grade for the student. the students cannot be students affected by this The significance of this disqualified in mid-term, but But there remains on the will be original list is not what it sports disqualified at the end unusual turn of events. SJSU campus yet another contained but what it did not. of the term. 169 other reasons why this The name of Earl Hogue The result, Hogue is should never happen again. and 169 other students did eligible again along with the IMI=M 36 list, again a term. Analysis not appear on that Records. other 169 students. 18 S 4th Close to SJSU Library reasons. Notification must be given for various The supplementary list 1111 NI MN IN OR MR NI MIMI IMMO= OR MN to the student prior to the Turn in grades contained the names of the However, this fiasco was start of the semester, during On Jan. 13, a The reason most given by 170 students, who did not bungled on more than one intersession or in the disqualification list was several SJSU administrators appear on the original list, account. Administrators and .....*:, Sja summer. : released by the Office of is instructors failed to turn in including Earl Hogue. faculty must share some of Records. It listed the names grades. Presumably in The administrator who the blame. .. artist materials of students, who for various reluctance to give students ordered this second run Ineligibility In this instance, there ,,., TINL, At KJ-I:TEL:-I ',.J L Nlall JE.ERS1DRAPHICS reasons had been an "administrative F." admitted an unawareness of It was Feb. 13 before the seems to have been a distinct . staff .... ..... disqualified from SJSU. This brings us to Feb. 4. A a SJSU policy which states SJSU basketball lack of communication. JOSE ART .... learned of Hogue's . SAN ...... A typical reason for second disqualification list is that no student can be The only trouble is that .. PAINT & WALLPAPER ...... ineligibility. Hogue played in .... ... disqualification might be: released by the Office of disqualified after the start of students suffer the most. In 87 VALLEY FAIR CENTER 365 SAN ANTONIO ROAD three games in between Feb. ...- this case, particularly STEVENS CREEK fit V0 MT. VIEW 911-3600 4 and Feb. 13. Hogue. SAN JOSE Stanford defeats netters, On Feb. 19, Academic Vice Through his fame as a .: President Hobert Burns basketball star, which made ; but not without a fight
By Mike Rexroad The Spartans main con- nament, the Spartans travel SJSU men's tennis lost to cern for the present is the to CSU Hayward on March 2 Stanford University 6-3 last Nor Cal Intercollegiates at Injured Hank Pfister had a
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By Fred Clements are receiving academic vises students to come early from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday Brains and numbers wage credit for their work. in the semester to avoid through Friday, except daily wars in the "You can tell the dif- falling behind. between 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. MacQuarrie Hall Math Lab. ference between someone Regulars attracted on Tuesday and Thursday. The battles are between who is just in the wrong class The lab attracts a group of Does the lab work? students and their math and someone who is having "regulars," according to "I'll tell you tomorrow, problems and student tutors difficulty because the Victor Pendleton, another after my test," Gramow serve as mediators. material is difficult," tutor. said. Most of the tutors are Feldman said. "There are people who just advanced undergraduate "When you're just come in here all the time," students. treading water and not going he said. Some are paid and some anywhere, it gets a little Most students who go to receive credit through Math frustrating. There's a dif- the lab for help are getting XEROX 166, "Pre -professional ference between having to what they need. COPIES Experience." They are teach the class and helping Student complaints center A qualified to help with any with what they are learning on the fact that lab is "too -or 3 EA lower division and some in classes," said tutor crowded" or that it should upper division classes. Samson Wu. have longer hours. AMERICAN COPY Help needed Wu noted many students "They should be open 273 E. San Fernando who use the are reluctant to even ask longer," chemistry major rho/ The students Next to Peanuts lab need outside help to questions. Jim Gramow said. "They 295-7778 untangle the mathematical "A lot of them are just should be open at least until Bring this coupon. knots which trouble them. scared," Wu said. "They loose sheets 10.4 x ii. Some are simply in classes have heard that math is The lab is currently open Offer expires Felt. 29, 197, too advanced for them, but hard, and it scares them." most just need help with The Math Lab is usually difficult material, according most crowded before finals Ehrabeth Btneham to Dr. Leonard Feldman, and right before tests, said adviser for the tutors who tutor Bob Norona. He ad- Students make use of the Math Lab. Pictured from left are Rita Surdi, Jim Gramow and Victor Pendleton. (K/ERA Ilford '4 Kodak Students lead Biologist Off-campus courses film paper chemistry 20% off THE KAMERA KORNER Swanson 560 S. Bascom Ave. reading study brought to Monterey at... San Jose, Calif. An experiment to study Thirty students from the succumbs By Pam Cronin through Thursday evenings There are some students in their early the value of a new technique Educational Opportunity SJSU has joined the Army. from 6 to 9 p.m. and the program in for improving reading skills Program (EOP have Dr. Wilbur H. Swanson, 73, The forces are made up of Saturday morning from 9 to twenties, but McCreath IF someone is underway at the reading volunteered to participate in founder of the microbiology SJSU instructors who teach noon. Only upper divisions estimated the average age at lab, said Dr. Norma V. the eight week project, she programs at SJSU, died a classes at Fort Ord on the courses are offered. 30. Some Army personnel were stealing Spalding, director of the lab. said. week ago Tuesday in a local Monterey Peninsula and The program began last take classes, but most of your friends, The method, known as The students will be hospital following a long soldiers and civilians who semester and was made those involved are civilians, "jigsaw teaching," allows broken up into three groups illness. are working toward degrees available through a decision he said. WHAT WOULD YOU DO? each student to lead the of ten students each to Swanson came to SJSU in in liberal studies. by the California State Students enrolled pay the a series University and Colleges same fees for taking classes group in a specific area of compare their performance 1947, and developed Courses in English, in medical Board of Trustees to permit as those who attend this "Shop on Main Street" study, Spalding said. in reading skills. of programs humanities and history are programs off campus programs. campus. One class in The experiment is being One group will work with microbiology. His taught to SJSU students who see the highly acclaimed film the medical English, three in history and conducted to determine if the reading lab while the included find it impossible to move to There are three com- training one in humanities are of- jigsaw teaching is an ef- second group will utilize both technology the San Jose area and can munity colleges in the Fort Thurs. Feb. 26th 8pm S and the public fered. fective means of learning, the lab and the jigsaw program, not commute to this campus, Ord area, McCreath said. health microbiology she said. technique, Spalding said. according to Dr. Harrison However there are no four Instructors travel to Fort for SJSU and A third group will be used curriculum McCreath, chairman of the year colleges within that Ord one night a week and JEWISH STUDENT CENTER CA/A1RA 0/41 as a control group, she ad- other institutions throughout also 366 S. First St. 294.3800 humanities department. vicinity. SJSU, 75 miles from handle student ded. Northern California. the base, is the closest. advisement. 298S. 12th St 293 ,1188 Wed. Each student will be tested Last October SJSU Registration for courses is k KESPEA,!. "The problem is people Private institutions also IN./AL for reading skills and the dedicated the Wilbur H. being taken this week at Fort complete two years of offer classes at the base. But A Midsummer best in each field will be the Swanson Microbiology Ord. Classes will run from with junior standing along with these courses go Night's Dream leader in that area, Spalding Laboratories in honor of the Feb. 21 to May 21. Applicants college ou and 9: .01 and find 75 miles is a long the high cost of attending a VOLKSWAGEN matinee I 1:00arn said. professor's contributions. must meet all SJSU ad- McCreath ex- private institution, ac- Each participant will then "He was a tremendous mission requirements. commute," plained. cording to McCreath. direct the group in his individual, well-loved by Classes are taught Monday SPECIAL STUDENTS $1.50 specific area. everyone who knew him and a strong and dedicated Astor's Coin-op Auto Wash leader sensitive to the needs of students and faculty," Newscast film vanishes A 15 pt. check-up said Dr. Henry Robinson, 1. Check compression professor of microbiology The Radio-TV news staff night from the Radio-TV It could have been taken 2. Check and adjust plugs and zoology. had a mild scare Thursday newsroom after his staff had to a staff member for a 3. Check and adjust points Swanson received his B.A. when the film portions of completed splicing news benign purpose, a displeased 4. Check and adjust timing in bacteriology and M.A. in their "Update" Saturday segments. staffer for a malevolent 5. Check and adjust brakes 6. Check and adjust valves. newscast mysteriously purpose, or been taken microbiology from UCLA, On the film were in- 7. Adjust carburetor and his Ph.D. disappeared. because the film contained in terviews with former CIA 8. Check generator 294-1562 microbiology from Stanford The film just as researcher Walter Sch- somewhat sensitive 9. Check ignition system University. mysteriously reappeared warzer, President John material." 10. Check light system 11. Check battery 732 So. 1st St 804 Lincoln Ave. Swanson is survived by his Friday afternoon on a shelf Bunzel's bicentennial speech OPEN Silver added, however, the 12. Check brake fluid ALWAYS wife, Doris of Palo Alto, a checked three times, Radio and press conference with film was not apparently 13. Check transmission fluid $29.95 son Milton, professor of - TV News Director Gene campus media last week and 14. Change oil loil iplus pau is) edited or changed in any incl.) Do It engineering at Washington Silver said. sports events covered on the 15. Lube job way. Just mention University in St. Louis, Mo. half hour show. Three Times A Week The newscast went on as (All other parts extra) this ad and four grandchildren. scheduled with the film Silver said he had no idea He also added no Radio-TV Memorial donations may Saturday. who could have taken the staff members have taken be sent to the American Silver said the film was film, but offered three responsibility for the The Inflation cer11@rriril© its theft. disappearance. Wig@dnI@Agc-JJ Heart Association, apparently taken Thursday possibilities for Beaters Three Musketeers HOURS Olive, Heed, fiaLtiuel VVelt.h, Hichatil Charribet Women and minorities welcome Mon Fri 730 4:00 lain, and Michael York star in the 9th version of " this classic 107 minutes Today Morris Dailey Auditorium at Engineering School open house $1.00 SPARTAN MOBIL 7:00 10:00 3:30 house can be arranged IMPORTED CAR SERVICE Next Week t ennv The SJSU School of unique opportunities and will show the types of ac- open Engineering holds an open potential awaiting them in a tivities engaged in during by calling the School of Next to 7 11 house from noon to 10 p.m. career in engineering," said instruction. Engineering at 277-2475. 11th and San Carlos, San Jose 294-1562 Friday. Dr. James E. Roberts, dean Santa Clara Valley Associated Students and New College present The event is presented in of the School of Engineering. professional engineering accordance with National Nearly 100 displays and societies and the SJSU Films of Luis Burtuel Engineers' Week. projects will be available for School of Engineering will "We are particularly inspection. have displays on exhibit at EL anxious to make women and Students will be operating Eastridge Mall Saturday. On the surf.ic, tins Man minorities aware of the the demonstrations, which Group tours for Friday's A -BUNCH"" A You asked for it.. obsessed by jealousy, beneath is a bitter A indictment of Christianity Ind middle class MOI2Ey! morality 82 minutes February 26 You lot it! Education Bldg. Room k100 Free! 7:00 pm Free! 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