I Staff cuts reduce programs; student participation limited By PETER HOWARD department. jump of 67 per cent. said that as a matter of educational Faculty cut backs in several The Journalism Department. which In the same period, Dr. Brown philosophy priority is given to liberal departments within San lose State is in the same school, faces a similar noted, the number of faculty has arts areas. University next year will mean challenge. risen only 18 per cent from 11.5 to Dr. Moore said, however, that elimination of programs and im- Because its faculty is actually 13.6. while he "realizes Dr. Burns is in a position of quotas on the number of being reduced for next year from 13.8 This has meant the elimination of spot" because of what the chancellor students who may enter them. to 13.4 positions it may be forced to the magazine sequence, the cut gave him to work with, that Dr. The problem stems from two cut two classes in the basic planned for next year in the Spartan Burns' philosophy, when put into sourcesthe number of faculty journalism sequence. Daily staff, and a sharp increase in practice, is having very severe conse- positions SJSU was allocated by the As a result the chairman may have the size of the newswriting and quences for the school. chancellor's office and the division of to limit 10 40 the number of students editing classes. Students must pay these positions among the permitted to enroll on the Daily In fact, Dr. Brown sent a memo He also thinks Dr. Burns' universit ye schools and editortal staff. This semester 65 April 2 to Dr. Moore saying he was philosophy is "diametrically op- departments. students are on the editorial staff, concerned that the student -faculty posite" the current emphasis on using According to Dr. Hobert W. Burns. and enrollment in this major is still ratio in these classes was getting so a college education to learn academic vice president, the increasing. high there could be trouble when the marketable skill, such as journalism, chancellor's office awarded SISU ap- Same story accreditation committee comes occupational therapy, and teaching. proximately 1,160 positions for next The same tale is repeated in the around in 1976if the trend con- He quoted Dr. Kenneth B. Hoyt of yearan increase of 13.5, while the School of Education. tinues. the University of Maryland from a student population will increase by A total of 149 students from the The basic decision-making in story in the San Jose News: "Students about 500 Full Time enrollees (FTE). fields of women's and men's physical faculty allocations within SJSU lies must learn how to pay for the good He said this will give SJSU the education, home economics,and in- with Dr. Burns. life as well as how to live it." highest student -faculty ratio (19-1) dustrial arts were declared this year According to Dr. Burns, he receives This, he commented, is the current in the entire CSUC system. as being eligible to take the block of an allocation for the entire university trend in educational philosophy. He The big problem, however, comes courses to get a teaching credential in from the chancellor's office and then, said the chancellor agrees to it. with the division of the 1,160 their fields. based on recommendations from Dr. Burns, meanwhile, has been positions among the schools and The placement office has requests deans Benedict, Whitlock and quoted several times in recent years departments. for 522 job offerings in these areas Fullerton. decides how many as saying home economics has no The School of Applied Science and but there are only 36 openings in the positions will go to each school. place on this campus. Arts, and the School of Education credentials program for the 149 The dean of each school then His philosophy is illustrated by the will be the hardest hit. eligible students. divides this number up among the fact that the largest increase he gave For example, the Occupational Perhaps the situation in the departments in each respective to a department for next year is four Therapy Department, which is Journalism Department best illus- school. new faculty positions to Social within the School of Applied Science trates the trend. SJSU Pres. John H. Bunzel plays no Science while the largest decrease and Arts, will not be able to offer its According to Dr. Dennis Brown, operational part in the process, ac- falls on the School of Education four beginning courses next year, ac- the department chairman, since 1967 cording to Dr. Burns. which will lose four positions. cording to Dr. Robert J. Moore, dean the number of journalism majors has Dr. Burns said Friday that his Lobbying efforts directed at the John Von OundY of the school. gone from 427 to 720an increase of criteria for allocations include chancellor's office are the way out of TRUE GRITTribbey Miller of Whitney High School in Los Angeles was This means, he pointed out, that no 69 per cent. The increase in FTE enrollment trends and the filling of the university's problem in the one of the over 1.500 participants In the Wheelchair Games at San Jose City new majors can be accepted in that students was from 162.4 to 250.2 - a general education requirments, and future, according to Dr. Brown. College last weekend. She demonstrated her ability to throw a bean bag by using her teeth. The Sixth Annual Wheelchair Olympics opened on Friday Tuesday, May 8, 1973 night withthe lighting of an eternal flame carried in by one of the competitors in a wheelchair. 'Poodle' disobeys partan Daily Serving California State University at San Jose Since 1934 bottomless ruling This week set aside for coeds Despite recent arrests and violation of the ordinance. la. ill tic surveillance by Santa Clara Sheriff's represented in federal court in San Deputies, the Pink Poodle Theater of Francisco Thursday by attorney San Jose will continue to offer topless Michael Kennedy. and bottomless entertainment, stated Kuzinich said Kennedy will Women's Week old event at SJSU Manager Pete Kuzinich Monday. attempt to get the ordinance ruled as "The only way to fight the county's unconstitutional under the First By BARBARA FRENCH events are in the Student Union and According to Ms. Ellis AWS was student activities program adviser. anti -topless and bottomless Amendment, which includes freedom Women's week is an old acquain- open to the public. established "to give women a feeling "Two years ago the council put ordinance is to get busted and then of expression. tance to San Jose State University, The event started as an annual of participation in the laws of the together a really great women's take it to court," Kuzinich said. The State Supreme Court ruled last according to Virginia Ellis, student spring program sponsored by the As- school." Laws such as approved week," Ms. Ellis recalled, "the girls The manager, who, along with a Tuesday that local ordinances activities program adviser. sociation of Women Students (AWS), housing arrangeoients and dormitory worked hard and geared it to the dancer-waitress was arrested last prohibiting topless and bottomless This year's women's week is Ms. Ellis, nine-year veteran of SJSU, rules were over the heads of girls women's movement. Wednesday and charged with activities are constitutional and can scheduled to run until Friday and all said. under 21, she said. "Unfortunately," she continued, "it be enforced by local police. "Virtually every woman belonged was a bit ahead of its time and very The decision said all local to AWS," Ms. Ellis added. few people came." Protest planned governments have the right to bar "To honor all outstanding women, Fall of 1972 saw the official topless or bottomless entertainers $2,500 available students, and faculty on the SJS cam- formation of Women's Studies and in from working where food or pus," a May 1963 edition of the the spring of 1973 this staff took over for eco review beverages are sold in any public Spartan Daily said in announcing the organization of women's week. place other than theater-type es- that year's women's week. "Last year all the programs were The city s lu member En- tablishments. Programs included various well attended," Ms. Sutphen said. vironmental Commission will meet "We couldn't do anything until the in loans to students "The direct publicity in the Women's speeches by campus instructors at 7:30 tonight in City Hall to discuss ruling came down," said Santa Clara Applications for Federally Insured The applications now require a dealing with "Women in College," Studies classes really helped." a proposed ultimatum protest before County Sheriff's Lt. Mike Miller. Student Loans (FISL) for the 1973-74 more detailed analysis of a student's "Personal Development of a College And what do the men on campus the city council. "All of the topless and bottomless academic year are now available in actual need, Pfaff stated. As a result Woman," "Careers for College think of women's week? places have been called and advised The commission has been up in the the Financial Aids Office, Rm. 234, he said, The whole process will take Grads", and "War, Peace and "Last year the attendance of men of the law. We'll keep an eye from air since the resignation of its ad- Administration Building. an additional 3-4 weeks to complete." Women." ranged from one-third to one-half in a visor, Ken Boyd, as environmental now on," he added. The FISL program allows an majority of the presentations," Ms. coordinator tow weeks ago. Officer Don Mills of the San Jose Richard Pfaff, coordinator of eligible full-time student borrow up "The AWS died a natural death Ellis said. "Their attendance Police Department's vice squad federal loans, said a student who to $2,500 a year through a lending when the needs of women changed," depended on whether or not the topic commission, es- The broad-based doesn't expect a big crackdown on wants a FISL loan approved and the institution. The annual interest rate Ms. Ellis said. affected them. ruled out a tablished in June last year, the topless and bottomless bars in check ready at the beginning of the is 7 per cent with repayment begin- After the AWS faded away a "The most popular male-attended mass resignation at an emergency San Jose, since the city "only has one fall semester, should pick up and ning nine months after graduation or Women's Council was formed under event was the discussion on PP k session last w such establishment," he said. return the forms in Max' termination of full-time attendance. the advisement of Phyllis Sutphen, alternative marriages," she added. Defies 'preconceived notions of women-' Prof mixes science with family By BARBARA FRENCH "I always made it to class but sat next to the door just in case I felt sick," A long-haired, bearded student picked his way through test tubes and she said. "I got all A's except for one B I was too sick to make it to that scientific terms in the back half of the Duncan Hall office. final." Neatly stacked bookshelves, newspaper cut-outs, and duplicate copies of Instrument work science articles decorated the small business portion of the room. Besides teaching, the female scientist has been working on an instrument The phone rang. that can measure the chlorophyll content of water. She has been working "It's probably the wrong number," Dr. Ellen Weaver, associate profes sor with John Arvesen, a research scientist and engineer, at the National ,i1 biology at San lose State University, grinned. "Nine times out of ten the Aeronautics Space Administration's Ames Research Center in Mountain all is for someone else." View. It was. Chlorophyll is the green pigment in plants used to conduct She sat back down in her swivel chair and explained that her phone photosynthesis, the process by which plants use the energy of light to com- number is almost the same as the administration's, city information's and bine chemical compounds for growth and production of food. I ape crisis'. Dr. Weaver explained that it is difficult to depict the differences in the Meanwhile, she handed out another ditto. chlorophyll content of the ocean because the areas of the ocean look similiar "If a woman has worked her way through a Ph.D. with all the additional to the eye. Arvesen and Dr. Weaver's instrument registers the chlorophyll barriers set up especially for females, had her children, and still is working, from light scattered through the water. by golly she is motivated and committed and has energy and brains," it read. "It is important to know where the richest parts of the ocean are because The ditto was a letter published in a science magazine in response to an they produce 70 per cent of the world's carbon dioxide," she said. article on women chemists. It was written by Dr. Weaver and pretty much "Photosynthesis is the most important life producing process," she con- ,,tims up her feelings ontherole of professional women. tinued. "Plants produce light into oxygen in a hundredth of a second and, as "What I object to," she said, "are the preconceived notions that some men of yet, we cannot produce this process in a test tubewe don't understand have of what a women's mind is capable of." it. Ph .D. from Berkeley She views her work as having a creative base. A graduate of Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Ohio, with a "Man's creativity is not only in music and art but also in scientific M.A. degee from Stanford University and a Ph.D. from the University of research," she said, "but, because the results are not immediate it is hard to california at Berkeley, Dr. Weaver has a lot of experience to back her get monetary support these days." .t atement. The chlorophyll measuring experiment is funded this year by a $20,000 She has been at SJSU for four years with a part-time temporary position. NASA grant and the partner team has been working on it for four years. "I never know from one semester to the next whether or not I'll be here the Last November Jacques Cousteau, world famous for his ocean hallowing semester," she said. "This year my name was in the schedule of photography. invited Dr. Weaver to place a fluorometer (also a chorophyll lasses before I got the official ok." measuring instrument) on board his boat, the Calypso, docked in Buenos Dr. Weaver entered college when she was 17 and received her Ph.D. when Aires. she was 34. She has been married for 29 years to a physicist who Dr. Weaver explained Cousteau had been talking with the director at ollaborates on research articles with her and has three teenagers two boys Ames and she happenedto be "handy and know how the use the instrument." and a girl). Doesn't tolerate women Although Dr. Weaver admires Anna Magdealana Bach (Johann Schoo- The SfSt1 instructor was told by Cousteau's business manager that his 1 Ian's second wife) for raising "20 children and writing music on the side," wife doesn't tolerate women on board ship. Dr. Weaver stayed in a motel and he too, has quite a story to tell. only ate one meal on the boat. Sob Otter/ When she carried her first child she also carried 19 hours of college credit "Madame Cousteau and I got along fine," Dr. Weaver said. "She even Dr. Ellen Weaver, scientist and mother II St anft)rd. kissed me on both cheeks when I left." (See page 8)

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Student Polities opus A 60R8AGEA.A14, ALVAVS A GARIPAMPMel Comment Strident communication gap exists Truth in selling The other day, I was banging .11.0.0. i;porige II ide out a story for the dear old Daily The lack of communication overcome? top student -produced when an old high school buddy of among student organizations is The simple answer: constant newspapers within the state. mine, Jonathan Bendersnap, came appalling. communication. Here was an organization that hobbling up to my desk. It's pitiful, stupid, and If an organization like this one could probably pack more punch, Jonnie is a brilliant med senseless. is to be of any value, it must have because of its access to com- student whose childhood hopes There's no reason why we a solid communications struc- munication materials, than any for becoming a brain surgeon shouldn't be cooperating with ture, one which entails providing other student group. were smashed when he was hit by each other, in terms of letting one a flood of information to its Yet, here was a lifeless a wild pitch in Little League, another know what's going on, members. mockery of an organizationa leaving him with a lifetime case both superficially and internally And to be effective, the group of bodies assembled in the of the shakes. within our respective members of the body must take Fresno Hilton with little more on Anyway, Jon came up to tell me organizations. steps to see that their actions are their minds than awards. about this fantastic new grocery Throughout this entire school given adequate publicity. Here was a body, whose store he had found. After year. I've been involved in A good public relations staff is members excelled in the art of listening to his stuttering for an situations where I had to just sit essential to the group's effec- written communication, but hour, I finally asked him to take back and shake my head at the tiveness. How else will anyone which could not communicate me there. communication gap. know what the organization ac- within itself in terms of organized Upon arrival, we were momen- Two prime examples were the tually accomplishes unless the effort towards a political goal. tarily blinded by the neon signs California State University and body actively promotes itself? Meeting once a year in the at- that spelled out in purple and Colleges Student Presidents As- The first step could be to mosphere of a carnival leads me green "Joe's No -Lie sociation (CSUCSPA) and the provide the media, especially the to believe the CIPA can be Supermarket," and "Grand California Intercollegiate Press student media, with advance nothing more than a name. Opening." Association (CIPA). knowledge 'of CSUCSPA Irony of ironies. Other handpainted signs Covering just one CSUCSPA meetings. declared blatantly, "No Dis- meeting last semester left strong Two weekends ago, the counts," "We don't undersell impressions on me. CSUCSPA met in Sacramento. Comment anybody!" Here was an organization that, The Daily could have easily sent a Well, such honesty deserves ideally, could be the funneling reporter to cover the meeting. But investigation so brandishing point for all student grievances. the student presidents didn't razor-sharp penknives, Jonnie Here was an organization that, even let us know about it. and I hacked our way through the Community News Service lacks input ideally, could gather represen- multi-colored bunting, waded tatives from each campus at one Equally strong impressions It is sad there is no longer as News Service" developed from But still the "Community News through the plastic pennants, location. were left on me at the CIPA much community input to the recognition of the need for the Service" (CNS) is not meeting the avoided the platoon of hired Here was an organization that, convention in Fresno two months Spartan Daily as there was Daily to cover adequately news, needs of minority coverage on clowns trying to pawn off various ideally, could stand up to the ago. during the time the "Community issues, and other matters im- this campus. At least I tend to sizes of balloons (with the face of Chancellor and his lackeys on the Here was an organization en- Page" was being published. portant to the minority com- think that it isn't but maybe I'm some simpering mouse on them) Board of Trustees. compassing virtually all of the The idea of the "Community munities. wrong. Does anybody care? on us, and finally made it into the But, sad to say... Last semester Chicano store. Here was an organization that, students, and members of the Leaving Jonnie to rummage in reality, mustered only two- Committee For Open Media, through the fruit section ((on thirds of its membersand some recognized the need to have better loves kumquats and prunes), I of those were representatives of coverage of the minority com- located Joe Buhloanie, owner and the student presidents. Daily Forum munities and sought to influence manager of No-Lie Super. Here was an organization that, the Daily in that direction. "Well, I look at it this way," in reality, was hampered by the After a number of con- said Joe. "About seven or eight obvious drawbacks of meeting Page 2, May 8, 1973 frontations and meetings with years ago, some clown got the Vol. 60 N o;t12 only once a month and of physical the governing groups who were idea that if he marked down some separation by distance. charged with the responsibility week-old bread, put up a sign How, I asked myself, could of determining the demands made saying 'Discount Store,' he would these negative factors be Question Woman -- by Chic -trio students, President clean up. And he was right...great Bunzel proposed there should be gimmick. a "community forum" of articles "But pretty soon other stores l'ommelli The White House and Watergate published by groups of in- got the same idea and now you dividuals. can't find one major Super that . nek le Easley The Daily, after almost doesn't have some cockamamey sign saying 'Discount Store.' Q: Do you think that President Nixon had advance knowledge ol the ignoring the whole idea, agreed to the "So I said to MabelMabel, incidents that led up to the Watergate case? make an effort and developed Ultimate boredom -Community Page" with me as its that's my wife-'Mabel,' says I, editor. 'Mabel maybe if I tell them (the There's not enough boredom in Toward the end of the fall public) the truth, maybe it'll be different enough that it will catch this world. Melinda DeMatteo, 25, English major: "I think he would have to have semester, the new editor-in-chief on!' Mabel told me I was crazy Boredom is a human been pretty ignorant and uninformed not to have, even if he was involved for this semester felt the "Com- and that the truth is too radical an experience that has been grossly only to the extent that he knew it was happening and did nothing to stop munity Page" was not living up to ignored by psychologists. They its full potential. I agreed. idea, but I didn't care and went it. I still wouldn't buy a used car from him!" tend to dismiss boredom as an Because the Daily is a "daily" ahead anyway." undesirable emotion in man. paper many felt the community Well, I think that the No-Lie But to this I say, "Poppycock!" should have access to it on a daily Super is a novel idea and! told toe Boredom is probably one of the basis, with the added possibility that I wished him luck. most useful, needed experiences a of front page news. The "Com- However, as I left I saw a group man can possibly have. munity Page" had always been of housewives converging on the Boredom gets its bad press (sic) limited to once a meek on the in- store with signs reading "Lower from people who experience a side pages only. your meat prices! Now!" diluted or polluted form of it. For At the beginning of this By the way, if you do happen to boredom to be truly enjoyed, it semester it was agreed by the ma- run across this new market (if it must be pure as rain. jority of those concerned that is still in businessfor that David Allen, 23, art major: "I can't really say for sure, Ultimate boredom must be but I think he's minority and community news matter, if it is still standing) keep too smart a guy to let it slip right by. He's achieved in complete silence. The not stupid. Ithink the could best be handled through the a look out for my friend Jonnie. problem lies somewhere between what Nixon's staff boredomee should be alone in a was telling him and implementation of CNS. Last time I saw him he was very what actually happened. Whether they ever really darkened room watching a came out and told The advantages being obvious, engrossed in a seedy looking him-1 can't say. 1 do think, however, that he should get an television documentary on Oscar tor his the disadvantages has been less orange and was making his way latest TV appearance." banana fish. After 10 minutes of input from many of those to the mushroom bin. this: VOILA! Instant Ultimate members of the community who Lou Covey Boredom. Like Wow! before had been active con- Boredom of this type is healthy tributors to the "Community and beneficial to the individual. Angie Foreman, 19, drama major: "Yes, I do. I think that when he went Page." Spartan Daily Everyone knows how time goes into his little seclusion last week that he was figuring out a story to tell The reason for this may have Serving the San lose State University Community Since by when you're having fun. the American people. Ever since he got into politics he has had a desire to been the concession agreed by the 1934 Boredom stretches life Second clam postage paid at San lose. California out, stay in good with the American people, and that is what he is doing now. majority (a few walked out of the Member of California Newspaper "ubltshers As. sometimes unbearably. Why would he take full responsibility ior something that he had nothing meeting) that material would be socol ion and the Associated Press Pubbehed daily However, by San lose Stale University. except Saturday and if people were never to do with?" edited for more than just style Sunday. during the college year The opinions bored they would live out their 70 errors if it were to be presented as expressed herein are not necessarily those of the odd Associated Students. the College Administration. years in only 22.6 years. Half news. or the Deportment of 'eternal's'', and Advertising the people in this university A real problem that exists is an Submriptions accepted only on a remarnderof- would semeeter basic Full ocademic year. S9 each already be dead if they accurate consideration of what is Semester. S4 SO Of f campus price per copy, IP were never bored. newsworthy. cents Phone 277.3181. Advertoong 277.3173. Press of Folger PublicationsAnc.. Union People who live the longest are It is common knowledge that City. those who are the most bored. minorities have received poor Edit or.tochief Rick Migaspinn Advert 'song Manager Aubrey inc Bob Piombo coverage in most of the media. Managing Editor George Retie Darcy Urhausen, 19, Spanish major: "No I don't think he had any An important factor to consider City Editor /ern, Dyer reason to know about it. He knew his campaign WAS .seWn up,' so he Asst City Editor Maureen McCarthy. as the cause for this inadequacy, Layout Editor Gary Hyman would not have bothered. I think his stall was acting independently of is determining accurately Forum Page Editor Alan Hottenberg him." Copy Edgar Virginia Golden whether this news is relevant to Am, Copy Editor Steyr Ter, No Season eat ore Editor Holly Curtis the rest of society or whether hoe Arts Editor Stephanie curtly there are any significant relation- Entertainment Editor Mark Heilman Community News Editor Prothro Asenete Sun snuck upon my wet, cold ships that should be printed for Sports Editor lobe W Matthews hand all to see. Exchange Eclair, Cris Wonek Wire Editor Inn iiistinn and leaped straight to the Another important point, at Photo Editor Phil t Mold strands least with campus newspapers, is Public gelations threcior Erse Melcaney there is anew Glue? Photographer IWO Newton of long golden hair and dark Joseph Hester. SISU anthropology instructor: "I assume that he did that each semester National Ad Manager 'Sonde Pooreadyie...ii ghosts know. I think it would be naive to think that he was giving direct orders staff with new ideas. Art Him tor Mork Sot,,,,' HIVIMVIIII Manager taia NOM., of umbrella stares. to his stall ...they knew what he wanted of them. It is not a simple If the CNS is no longer meeting the need, or if it never met the Advertieing Salesmen Th lue, Lon Coates. situation." Fleet Coat. lama Crump. Steve Davison. Robert "Run," she said, and so I ran, need to begin with, students Finn. Melvin Gordon. Chan Harper. Brian Isham, Robert Madrigal. Richard Mark. loge Marquee. hitting the wet pretzel man should express their view with Larry Pederson. Mike Robinson who looked up and cursed the the objective of developing a Sperm' Assignment Heporters Mork Butismona lai lop better channel for community Easley. Bruce /meg. BM Paterson, Hobert clouds Plumb, Gael Shinning, (and my umbrella). access to the newspaper. geporters. Nancy !taker. Mike fiet ker. Write to the Daily and express hiennet, Deborah Dennis King, 24, New College major (political science and business): "I Block grad Bollinger thaihige It shone for a second, and then your view. Bradford. Clark Brooks. Steve Burton, clark would suspect that is the case. His stall was probably overly en- Ramiro Aeencio yle Clark. Lout. Covey. Gerald Curtis. 'ferry I inv he looked at the sky, Laura Dayton, Lee 1. Holmium. lark thusiastic in their interpretation of his desires. It is a remarkable series Do Femme, "Damn it, don't you know it is Paula Duman, Itm Engel . Lynn Ferguson, Witlinn, of coincidences, not only in the '72 campaign, but of his other campaigns. Flint, Barbara French. Paige I:011mM, spring?" All signed articles on the Gitivantnnt. Nunn.. Gobble. lan Gastino. Worn, How high can you go before you assume he's got to have heard Item. Hubert He shook his fist. Daily Forum page reflect only lien, Peter Howard. lobo Hilton something? They say if you're not an honest man, you have to have a Nowt Lebo*, Linda Melbai, Mike Marhsetth. the opinion of the individual Meade, 11411.hoel Mitchell. Stephen Meyer. goy memory. Nixon's memory must be slipping." Morrie.. hones A Patrick. good Editorials represent the kathy Rebellu. hare The fist shook, writer. Pooh. him Sater. Howard M Sehlerter Ell Sey. Mee the sky cried, knowing not the majority opinion of the Paul Stewart. Defiler Forest, Lie 1/1.11/.10., Marie season. editorial board. Wry e Yamashita Warns Mit Photon by Ken aisle May 8, 1973, Page 3 News Review Retiring staff members Pulitzer Prize given honorary luncheon given to Post Ten San lose State Special Education: Dr. A.S. degree from the University faculty members Ward Rasmus. former head of University of California in By IAN GUSTINA will retire in lune it has been he Speech and Learning 1928 and her M.S. in 1144 from Compiled from The Associated Press announced. Center from 1963 to 1969, he Oregon State University. The new emeritus (retired) ioined the faculty in 1940. Dr. NEW YORKThe Washington Post was awarded the Pulitzer Dr. Clare Ruth Derby, Prize for public service yesterday for its stories about the faculty were given an Rasmus received his bac- honorary luncheon last Mon- calaureate from Whitman faculty member since 1953. Watergate scandal. received her B.S.. 1928, M.S. The announcement was made by the trustees of Columbia day hosted by Pres. John H. College in 1932. Master's from Bunzel. The new emeritus the University of Washington 1931, and Ph.D. 1936 from University under the will of publisher Joseph Pulitzer. The Purdue University. prizes are in their 56th year. and each one carries a $1.000 award. faculty by department are: in 1940, and his Doctorate Administration of Justice; from Stanford University in Washington Post reporters Robert Woodward and Carl Mathematics: Dr. Prof. Melvin H. Miller, a San 1955. Bernstein were given major credit for pressing the Watergate Herman Free Jamison. a lose State University faculty English; ProL Leis investigation. T. faculty member since 195. he member since 1953 and Hendersoo, a winner of Knight Newspapers reporters Robert Boyd and Clark Hoyt the received his baccalaureate department chairman from Distinguished Teaching won a prize for national reporting for their disclosure of the his- from Thiel College in 1927 and 1963 to 1969. Prof. Miller Award in 1970 she has been a tory of psychiatric therapy of Sen. Thomas Eagleton, D-Mo. his Master's and Doctorate received his baccalaureate member of the SISU faculty Their story resulted in his withdrawal as the Democratic vice degrees from the University of degree from the University of since 1955. presidential nominee. She received an Pittsburgh in 1931 and 1941 South Dakota in Associated Press photographer Nick Ut, a 22-year-old Viet- 1938 and his A.B. from Coe College in 1927 respectively. namese. won the prize for spot news photography for his picture Master's degree from Stanford and a M.A. degree from State of a little naked Vietnamese girl running from a napalm bombing. University in 1955. University of Iowa in 1928. Philosophy: Dr. Eugene Business; Prof. James M. Geology; Dr. Norman H. Freemen, who joined the Dean hands Henley, joined the faculty in Dolloff department chairman fbaaccuclat nr e 19:4 r e1c9e2i tsv e dfroh mi over documents Chemical Insulin can mean the difference between life and 1965. He received his bac- from 1965 to 1968, he joined in. WASHINGTONJohn Dean III, fired last week from his death for the diabetic. Insulin helps the body convert ,61aureatedegree in 1928 from the faculty in 1946. Dr. Dolloff UCLA and his Ph.D. in 1937 White House lob by President Nixon, gave court officials the key Life giving blood sugar to body energy. Insulin, however, can treat union College, and his J.L. received his B.S. from the from the University of too bank safe deposit box yesterday. Dean's lawyer said the box only the symptom, not the cause of diabetes. doctor of law) degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Chicago. contains classified documents bearing on the Watergate case. University of Chicago 611931. Technology in 1930, M.S. in Dean vowed at the court that he would not be a "scapegoat" in 1948 from Columbia the wiretapping scandal. He said he had taken the classified High blood sugar content University and a Ph.D. from FUTURE CPA'S papers from his White House office and stashed them in the bank Stanford University in 1950. Learn Now About the because he feared they might be destroyed. History; Dr. Nelson Sloes, next CPA Exam. faculty member since 1957; He Becker CPA Review Course Soviet Jews appeal to Kissinger received his BA. 11936), M.A. Insulin, diet help diabetics 119371 and Ph.D. 1947 degrees SAN FRANCISCO 4IS 7514395 MOSCOWA group of Soviet Jews appealed to Henry Kis- By MAIM flt1SSMANN central spot, as a normally glucose in the blood, the body dosage and exercise exces- from the University of Texas. SAN )0SE 405251.64.46 singer yesterday to help them in emigrating to Israel. First of three parts functioning pancreas does, Dr. rejects it and it is expelled in sively, he may have a Home Economics: As- Kissinger flew into Moscow Friday to assess Soviet-American To the average person, the Walworth added. urine. hypoglycemic reaction, which sociate Professor Maud* L r.uR SUCCESSFUL STuDENTS BEF,RESENT relations with General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev and to devise chemical "insulin" means Complications include heart Because the body isn't using means there is an excess of in- Aides, a specialist in nutrition. an agenda for Brezhnev's trip to the U.S. next month. nothing. To the diabetic, it trouble, loss of eyesight, its sugars for energy, but sulin in the blood. has been a faculty member The Jews COURSES BEGIN JUNE I t DEC hoped Kissinger would raise the issue of Russia's may mean the difference hardening of the arteries, and instead spilling them in urine, The hypoglycemic reaction, since 1939. She received her limitations on Jews who want to emigrate to Israel. They between dying and living a foot trouble. carbohydrates and fats in the more commonly called an in- appealed to him in an open letter to end a "completely in- normal life. Dr. Walworih said there are body are utilized for energy sulin reaction, occurs tolerable" IN SCHOOL situation for them. Insulin, which is formed in relatively few of the causing a weight loss and in suddenly and the diabetic NEATNESS COUNTS Kissinger and the Communist Party head were expected to dis- the pancreas, breaks down stereotyped diabetics the turn bringing about fatigue, might become excited with cuss further strategic arms limits, mutual force reductions in sugar for immediate use as public might picture and he apathy, and sometimes deep rapid but shallow breathing, Europe, and the direction of bilateral trade and economic energy or for storage until stressed treating each patient and labored breathing. and an increase in hunger. cooperation. needed later. individually. The passage of so much To counteract the insulin In a diabetic, the pancreas Other than insulin urine causes an intense thirst reaction, most diabetics carry OFFICE EQUIPMENT does not secrete enough in- treatment, exercise and diet and dehydration. sugar cubes or hard candy sulin to convert the body's have been agreed upon by To combat this the diabetic which when eaten offsets the We specialize in used Careers for sugar, so the amount of sugar most physicians as basic takes fast acting insulin to excess of insulin in the blood typewriters $25.00-up in the blood rises. ingredients to controlling bring the sugar insulin ratio and again bring their system Many diabetics are dis- diabetes. back into balance. into balance. 71 E. San Fernando One block from campus covered accidentally in hos- Of the two, Dr. Walworth Should the diabetic take too ITomorrow: Dibtics 8:30-5:30 Phone 294-2091 pitals or doctors offices when emphasizes diet control. mui or take a normal viewpoint) M.F. 9-4 Sat handicapped a high concentration of sugar "Everyone should exercise. is found in their urine, said diabetic or not, but es- is not available for him," By DEBBIE BLOCK Tokio lshikawa of San Jose tablishing a steady diet is the Miranda stated. Students with "career han- State University's Health most important factor for A minority group student dicaps" must not be forgotten Center. diabetic control. must differentiate between a by employers, according to To make sure the patient has "Older diabetics usually "meaningful or token career two coordinators of the A.S. not just been eating a large have too much sugar, insulin, 73 said. SUMMER' opportunity," he sponsored Job Market, a week amount of high sugar and and carbohydrates. It's the "They must be very wary of long series of workshops on starch food lately, Dr. high calorie diet that causes any occupational choice. They employment. lshikaw a said, one further test them problems." must be aware of 'glasshouse One group often dis- is made called the Glucose The American Diabetes As- tokenism'," he said. CHARTERS!! criminated against when job Tolerance Test. sociation pamphlet on Miranda believes minority hunting are the disabled The patient "fasts" before diabetes does not completely job opportunities are for the students. Mary Rogers, San the test, then is given glucose agree with Dr. Walworth. It Jose State University disabled most part "tokenism" by com- ROUND TRIP $279.00 to drink. His blood is tested does emphasize the im- panies. 'ID STUDENTS. students coordinator, stated. periodically (every hour or portance of diet control, but it THE FOCI IRVING CHAIITEW- RE "But ethnic minorities can't EMPLOYEI.S. FACULTY. ANI) WEIR IMMEDIA I I- FAMILY MEMBERS. "Many times the physically half hour) to see how his body equally stresses the im- cop out on their responsibility SINCE ONLY 42 SEATS HAVE BEEN RESERVED FOR THE SAN JOSE handicapped are turned away is handling the sugar, Dr. portance of exercise. to work hard. They shouldn't STATE UNIVERSITY MEMBERS ON EACH OF THE FOLLOWING FLIGHTS. from jobs because people are Ishikawa said. "All physical activity SPACE IS LIMITED AND EARLY RESERVATIONS WILL BE NECESSARY. keep yelling 'racism' as a cop not really aware of the true If the sugar count remains oxidizes sugar and starches." out," he said. ALL FLIGHTS ARE ON SATURN AIRWAYS DC 8 JET EQUIPMENT capabilities of some of the high, the patient is a diabetic. which reduces the large Miranda thinks the quota handicapped. It's fear really. Diabetics can be divided amount of sugar in the blood ALL DEPARTURES FROM: OAKLAND INTL. AIRPORT (OAK) system for hiring minorities in "Also, lots of times em- into two general groups, with and in turn reduces the BRUSSELS INTL. AIRPORT (BRIT) the professions is too low. ALL RETURNS ARE FROM: ployers will make up some age as a criterion. amount of insulin needed. other excuse for not hiring," "We must help these people Persons diagnosed when Because of the delicate =421B DEP: JUNE 18 OAK BRU $279.00 Mrs. Rogers said. not to delude themselves. We young are normally hereditary relationship of exercise and (73 DAYS) RET: AUG. 29 BRU 'OAK She explained that a person must explain their limitations diabetics who usually require insulin, the diabetic needs to who must use a wheelchair to them. They must know that insulin to control their coordinate the two variables may be refused a job because institutional racism in jobs is problem, said Dr. David H. carefully. If he doesn't, two =423B DEP: JUNE 21 OAK BRU 279.00 of inadequate building as strong as ever," Miranda Walworth, chief of diabetics at dangerous conditions can 174 DAYS) RET: SEP. 2 BRU OAK facilities. said. Valley Medical Center. result, said the ADA pam- laws "But federal building Minority students have a "But they are in the vast phlet. recently that =424C DEP: JUNE 25 OAK BRU 279.00 have been passed personal conflict between minority," Dr. Walworth said. The first is called will improve the situation," career obligations to "The majority are "on-set" hyperglycemia, meaning (29 DAYS) RET: JULY 23 BRU OAK she said. themselves or to their ethnic diabetics who are usually literally an excess of glucose "Unfortunately. a lot of em- groups, he mentioned. older and overweight, who in the blood. This is the normal =425B DEP: JUNE 26 OAK BRU 279.00 ployers have the idea that only need a regulated diet, not condition of an untreated major problem facing (48 DAYS) 12 BRU OAK because something is wrong "One insulin." diabetic. It also occurs when a RET: AUG. physically, then something is ethnic minorities is whether to Dr. Walworth said the best controlled diabetic takes a less wrong mentally. make the selection in the way to combat diabetes would than normal amount of insulin =426D DEP: JULY 2 OAK BRU 279.00 "The disabled can overcome interest of self-betterness or in be to repair the pancreas because he plans to exercise the group," he (35DAYs) RET: AUG. 5 BRU OAK a lot of barriers by educating the interest of genetically or perform a pan- and then fails to do so. concluded. the public. Job opportunities creas transplant, but these are When there is an excess 01 will eventually get better with solutions of the future. 127C DEP: JULY 9 OAK BRU 279.00 lots of publicity," Mrs. He claimed insulin was ( . DAvs) RET: AUG. 20 BRU 'OAK Rogers said. Tuition talk treating the sympton, not the Engineering The Monday workshop en- cause. titled "The Handicapped and A "'Coition Crisis- forum Side effects or com- discussion =-429B DEP: JULY 16 OAK BRU 279.00 Employment" which focused featuring speakers and a plications might result from id Sorensen, personnel (24 DAvs) RET: AUG. 8 BRU 'OAK on the career problems of the performance by the San Fran- externally injecting large manager of Food Machinery part of disabled students is cisco Mime Troupe will be amounts of insulin into the Corporation (FMC). will speak =430C DEP. JULY 23 OAK BRU 279.00 this public educating effort, presented at 8 tonight in body all at once instead of to women engineering Mrs. Rogers explained. Morris Dailey Auditorium. gradually releasing the insulin students today at 12:30 p.m. in (28 DAYS) RET: AUG. 19 BRU OAK Another faction of the There is no admission charge. as the body needs it from one Engineering 141. student body with career =431D DEP: AUG. 2 OAK 279.00 limitations are those of ethnic BRU(33 or racial minority groups, said DAYS) RET: SEP. 3 BRU OAK Manuel Miranda, SISU counselor. =432C DEP: AUG. 9 OAK BRU 279.00 Miranda is a member of a (33 DAYS) RET: SEP. 10 BRU OAK panel discussion in today's job 1/2 OFF ON ALL symposium entitled, "Problems in Career Choices =433A DEP: AUG.. 13 OAK BRU 279.00 for Ethnic Minorities." (31 DAYS) RET: SEP. 12 BRU OAK "It is a cruel phenomenon for a Black, Brown, or Asian HERBS American when the job market =435A DEP: SEP. 3 OAK BRIJ 279.00 WITH THIS COUPON & 12,1 DAys) RET: SEP. 26 BRU OAK Officer dies, C.A.B. REGULATIONS PERMIT UP TO 51; OF EACH PURCHASE OF ANY BOCK CHARTER FLIGHT TO BE BOOKED ON A ONE WAY BASIS. ONE WAY CHARTER COST $189.00. t.a.il an -,iul, liii t',in heart attack 1.111.M. hill's are based col OP pro rata share cet thi rivet-vas.. ilipentlinit on the actual number pain, AT (.0.1 Elmer C. Graham, 54, former fliehl All rali.. in. lad, an arimini%trarimi chief of security during 1967, and a campus police officer at FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND APPLICATIONS San Jose State University. AGAPE HERBS, BOOKS St RECORDS died Sunday of a heart attack CALL WRITE OR DROP IN AT in his home. 50 SO. FOURTH 287-5410 Graham. 5770 Winfield Blvd., San lose, has been with SPARTAN TRAVEL -MART the campus police since 1904. OPEN DAILY He is survived by his wife, DOWNSTAIRS IN THE STUDENT UNION BUILDING Phyllis, of the family home; son and grandson, of the Bay 9:00 to 8:30 pm 211 SOUTH 9TH STREET SAN JOSE CALIF Area; his mother and brother, both of Oregon. 'rhe funeral will be Wednes- OFFER GOOD TILL MIDNIGHT 5/14 Phone 287-2070 day in Rend. Oregon. 1 Pogo 4, May S. 1973 World record highlights Invitational Feuerbach puts 71-7 Army by 2.8 seconds. It The mile relay race was so Silie-Meek K01111011110101114 02 5. ISO By RAY MORIUSON were eliminated. He made that mark of 224-5 held by lay hp imediss-Gres Ttraun 11,10111 that a photofinish Al Feuerbach claims he is mark and went up to 17-2 to Silvester. represents the fastest mile close 441-Dennis Mem ISISUt -MI Z. WI the Spartans nipped put -Al teuerbsch IPSO 71-7. Lams the happiest man in San lose, capture the meet record held "It wasn't a perfect throw as ever by a Spartan runner. showed "Mark gave one helluva ef- by a mere five inches by Long lump -Gary Rainwater (Una I 25-8. and perhaps the whole world. by former Spartan Chris my form wasn't what it should Milhninrbert Payton IHASI 12. MO University at 3:18. No wonder. The 25-year-old Papanicolaou of 18-1 in 1967. have been," Powell said. "I felt fort to beat Crawford," Bullard Beach State tome-key nal& Brown ICal Poly SLO1 111111-Mathyas Michael I UOPI San lose resident heaved the Smith. the world's indoor like I had a late lift." said. 'This will take off the Chris Giannoulas finished pressure of him qualifying for second in the 880 while team- 52 4. 54111 Ili-Larry Walls linal 52.7. shot put 71-7 to set the world pole vaulting record holder at San lose State University Psis Vern-Steve Smtlh 1PUS 174. mate Glenn Harmatz added a record at the San lose National 18-0 1/2. beat out Kyell had some fine performances the NCAA finals of 4:04 so 5311-Chuck Smith IC:Ill 20.5. Them 1:54.7. nnle-Peler LSiiiy 111NRI. 13.41.5.711841 Invitational last Saturday at lsaksson who could only from miler Mark Schilling now he can concentrate on fourth in running his own race." Other Spartans to place in lump -Dose Tucker 193LB1 5114 12. Bud Winter Field. muster a poor 16-0. high hurdler Greg Tinnin and Mile May-Loss Reach St at e I ini versa y A His throw eclipsed Randy Another outstanding 440 specialist Dennis Maas freshman, Schilling's w top four were Les DeVoe, J lb and Discs,- Mu Powell IPCCI 210-S Matson's five-year global performance came from San who captured first in their performance placed him first third in the six mile at 30:48.8: standard of 71-5 1/2. Jose policeman John Powell events. on the SISU all -times list Jim Howell, fourth in the six 1 knew I had the strength who tossed the discus 218-7 Schilling was named the top ahead Pete Santos of 4:02.8 set mile at 30:58.4: Wayne Hurst. but I needed the mental for the best mark of the 1973 track performer for his 4:02.5 in 1968 and the Bud Winter second in the 3000-met ei relaxation," said Feuerbach, track season. Powell failed in effort to beat sub-four minute Field mark of 4:03.7 by George steeplechase at 9.21; Kei. 0 soliff8ODY whose series of six puts of 70- his attempt to break the world miler Jim Crawford of the Scott of the PCC last year. Kirschenman, fourth at the 54- 10, 71-7, 69-5 3/4. 69-1. 69-6 Tinnin equalled his best 8 3/4 in the shot put, Lout, IsAy *AO and 70-71/4 also established a time in the 120-high hurdles Wright, third in the long jump with a 13.8 to nip former at 25-1; Bruce Leek, third in the new record. COOS"? Feuerbach said the new Spartan George Carty at 13.9. 440 hurdles at 53.4: Frank record was the result of his Teammate Milt Whitley Mercer added a fourth in the. finished new eight -week training a close third at 14.1 440 hurdles at 53.4 and Vinci, The program. It consists of Spartans finished one- Breddell, had a third in 220 at You's e come to the three in throwing five days a week, in- the 440-yard dash as 20.9. right place. Maas cluding the day before the had a 48.2 clocking Owes Events Si. alto-Arvid Kretz Illno 1 '21951 O Alizarin Carmine meet, and lifting weights. while Tom Sprink had a 48.3. Wedged between Two mile walk-Bob Henderson 'Arms E Antwerp Blue throwing the two was 19 2198. WM Masse etimplecbsim-lui He said that his 10 Bright Red former Sian. relay-Amor. was not going to stop here now Spartan Elmo Dees at Hare ISV11:1 441 I11.3. 41.5, luciuhu-hihn Burns t NMI 240-11 O Burnt Sienna that he has the record. "My 10 Cadmium Scarlet new goal is to hit the 22-meter O Cerulean Blue mark (72-2 1/2), hopefully next week at the West Coast Tennismen drop E Charcoal Grey Relays (in Fresno)." Feuerbach O Chinese White said. E Chrome Yellow Feuerbach, who was named D Cobalt Green the top field performer of the first PCAA title E Crimson Lake meet, broke the Bud Winter fl Cyanine Field standard held by Dave By DON GIOVANNINI In the fourth round of the Maggard of 65-10 1/2 in 1968 1 The Spartan tennis team California State Tennis Chem- and upped his own In- lust its first Pacific Coast pionships at Alpine Sunda DoyouHAves vitational mark of 69-8 set last Athletic Association title last Rodgers continued his win- year. weekend at the south campus ning ways by advancing to the ,1 call Battling Feuerbach was his tennis courts. But, even in fifth round with a win OVP1 ' yettOW teammate from the Pacific SISU captured four Larry Belinsky. He also Coast Club, (PCC), George crowns. defeated one of the earls Woods. last years Olympic Andy Moffat. Terry tournament favorites Tom silver medal winner who Rodgers, Dennis Gibson, and Brown in the third round. That special color finished second, with a 67-5 the doubles combination of Joe Moffat found things not you've been looking for mark. Meyers and Bruce Kellock all quite as easy as he was is probably on one of Steve Smith. another PCC won PCAA titles. dumped by Richard Williams our shelves. Stop in ftelesue.e- . member got so wrapped up in Roger Woo But it was the first time in 7-0. 6-1. and browse around. We AL FEUERBACH lets go with a world record toss with a 71- Feuerbach's record that he FEUERBACH beams happily after hearing his record an- the four year history of the In the senior di vision carry a complete selec- 7 In the shot put. Feuerbach's throw broke Randy Matson 's forgot about his event, the pole nounced over the public address system. The new cham- PCAA that the Spartans failed Kirkorian himself was out tion of the finest artists' five year mark of 71-5 1/2 during the San Jose Invitational vault and had to start at 16-8 pion said his record was the result of a new eight -week to bring home all the marbles. there knocking that ftirry ball materials in town. at Bud Winter Field. when all the other vaulters training program. It was also only the third time over the net. But alas in the - - in the last 17 years that the fourth round he went down to son Joie po;nt netmen have failed to win a defeat at the hands of Gil and wallpaper co. conference title. Howard 6-2, 8-4. 78 Valley Fair Long Beach State University The championships will Son Jore.248-4117l won the team title, with 42 continue through May 13 in 565 Son Antonio Rd. points followed by SISU 36. lovely Alpine with Mt.View-941-5600 Varsity,Alums play to tie San Diego State University 28, competition going on in the VC-Santa Barbara 18, Fresno iilternorms. By PAUL STEWART State University 13, Los It was col(1. sometimes freezing, and not at all what was Angeles State University 7, expected. and University of Pacific 1. This is a lairly accurate description of the weather at the an- Moffat, Gibson and Rodgers 1 nual Varsit y-Alumni football game played last Friday night at won their crowns without Spartan Stadium. losing a single set. It's also a fairly accurate description of the play. as the San Moffat disposed of Neil 10% lose State university varsity gridders played the Alumni to a 7-7 Bessent of LBSU for the No. 1 division title, 6-0, 6-3. DISCOUNT ON SERVICE AND REPAIRS "I think something hurt San lose State tonight that hurt its Rodgers took the No. 2 ON ALL teams in the past.- said new head football coach Darryl Rogers," FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MODELS division title with another and that's mental mistakes. crunching victory over Craig "Mental mistakes are done as steam. I should preface that by Sandling of SDSU 6-2, 6-4, saying with as many new people as we have and a new system. I and Gibson rounded out the don't see how WP can do anything but make mental mistakes. singles wins with an equally "But if we're going to win football games this fall, we can't convincing victory over Tom make those mistakes." Smith of LBSU 6-4, 6-2. Whichever, mental mistakes or the 49 degree weather, the first LBSU won the team title but two plays from scrimmage provided a preview of the games' it was SDSU that sealed the course. Spartans fate. In the No. 1 STAR MOTORS Varsity quarterback Craig Kimball fumbled the snap from doubles division semi-final 375 ',It. Nil arise! I. San center and linebacker Bob Mejias of the Alumni recovered. he Spurt ans needed a win and On the next play. running back Henry Kalama fumbled the Moffat and Gibson were Present Student Body Card For DIseount handoff and linebacker Don Gray fell on the ball for the Varsity. narrowly beaten by Bob Isaacs a After an exchange of ponts. Kimball advanced the varsity and Whitlow Wyatt. 7-6, 2-6, gridders 16 yards before his pass to wide receiver Ike McBee was 6-3. fumbled and recovered by linebacker Brian Barnard for the Mike Somali "Well, all good things have Alums. Alumni offensive tackle Ray Lychak (73) leads the way lychak leads to come to an The scoring begins for running back John Travis (44) on a sweep in last Friday end-sometimes." coach Butch Quarterback Chon Gallegos, who came off the Alumni nights' Varsity-Alumni tilt played at Spartan Stadium. The Krikorian said, frankly. -coaching list to play this year, then took the Alums on a 60-yard teams battled to a 7-7 deadlock. scoring drive, capped by running back lerrel Andrews' one-yard plunge over left guard for six. Larry Barnes' PAT was good, and it looked like the Alumni was on its way to its third consecutive win. Gymnasts However, shortly into the second quarter. linebacker Carl NEIAI Ekern intercepted a Gallegos' pass and returned it 22 yards to the Alumni 27 yard line. score in Kimball went to running back Larry Lloyd three plays in a row, then with fourth down and ten yards to go, he found running back Dale Knott down the sidelines for 12 yards and a first down. ONLY After calling time out, Kimball then bootlegged around left end high bar for nine yards. He then went to Knott three consecutive plays. San lose State University with the Varsity MVP bursting over from the two-yard line for gymnasts Bill Barnwell and the touchcown on his third carry. Joe Sweeney placed well in the The PAT by kicker John Drew was good, and the score was United States Gymnastics deadlocked at 7-7. Federation (USGF) finals last In the third quarter the Alumni presented the only scoring weekend at Penn State but did $8500 threat, as Barnes' field goal attempt from the eight yard line was not qualify for any of the wide and to the left. national gymnastics teams. Gallegos had marched the Alums 72 yards only lobe thwarted Sweeney finished 16th in by a suddenly tenacious varsity defense on the goal line. the all-around competition Last chance for the Varsity with 98.35 points while LEAVES The fourth quarter started out as another"ho-hum." until with Barnwell was 22nd with a 2:13 remaining in the tilt, Varsity defensive back Rick lames 93.85 score. intercepted a Dave Ellis pass and returned it 43 yards to the The top four finishers will Alumni 41. perform against the Red Kimball then mixing his passes to wide receivers Travis Chinese team in New York, JUNE 5 McMichael and McBee, and his handoffs to running back Eugene May 28. while the top 15 will Teague. the Spartans' advanced to the Alumni seven with 54 make up a USA team to tour seconds remaining. Europe. On the next play, McBee dropped his pass out of the end zone. In the high bar compeition, First Teague, then Lloyd assaulted the line and both were Sweeney finished 3rd with an Available only toCSU repulsed. 18.100 while Barnwell had a 6th at 17.500. San Jose students, With no time showing on the clock, Drew came in and This is the first time two attempted a field goal from the 17.1t was low and wide to the left. faculty, qtaff, and immediate San lose Slate gymnasts have The Varsity outplayed the Alumni in all categories. However. families. Fare is based on the ever advanced above NCAA this included being penalized 98 yards to the Alums 13 and losing pro-rata share of total cost of competition." said SISU coach four of four fumbles. the aircraft and are Rea Anders. "I'm pleased to subject to In a game that featured phantom players (number to. kicker see these two people at this increase or decrease depending John Drew. is still listed as kicker Boris Bandov, who is playing high caliber of a meet." upon the total people booked -- All-American (Dave Chaney) and soccer this year), a returning The two gymnasts Rate includes admin. cost of $10, the loss of 30 seconds at the end of filename the clock ran from represented a squad made up 0:34 to 0:04 before being stopped, a sad note was struck, as both of gymnasts from the West number 80's in the game, Lee Evans for the Alumni and Mike Coast. The group finished last Student Services West, Inc. O'Toole for the Varsity, were injured and had to be hospitalized. with 488 points compared to press -it's 236 East Santa The Varsity outgalned the Alums 357 to 175 total yards, 191 to the East (527), Mid-East 15171, use our drymount Clara Street #710 31 rushing and 188 to 142 passing. Kimball went all the way for and Mid -West 513.9).1 San Jose, Califon* 96/13 the Varsity. completing 20 of 32 pass attempts. having one However, the West squad 01 Barbara Nevins 287-8 WI intercepted. Gallegos and Ellis alternated at the Alum helm, com- were without the services of pleting a combined total of lop in 29 attempts and having the NCAA's top performer Iwo intercepted. Steve Hug of Stanford. May 8 1973 Page 5 What's going on? One of the films in the film such di r as Fernando Sor. Framast.., .larrega, Enrico Fuente creates series. "Clutha-ill narrated by Sir Kenneth Clark will Grandam. and Isaac Alberoz. show today in Morris Dailey There will be no admission auditorium at 11:30 a.m. and charge to this special recital 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. that is sponsored by the San junk sculpture The movie is, "The Worship Jose State University Music of Nature," explaining t he lin h Depart ment. ItiiklAN. 14 l'At LA working with the glues and century birth of Romanticism Rock at Circle Star The Student (loom Gallery putting things together. 11, in a study of Rousseau. Larry Graham, of late from has a most diversified went on to say "I work with Constable and Turner. Sly and the Family Slone and exhibition of sculpture. objects not bullets," The beauty of natural presently heading the rock drawings, artifact sand photos The most unique piece landscape by John Constable, group, Graham Central now through May 10. Fuente has on display is an old the tremendous achievements Station, will appear in concert Larry Fuente, sculpture refrigerator with a back board of Turner, whose work an- at the Grcle Star Theatre in artist, spent two years collec- and on the opposite side a ticipates generations of San Carlos on Saturday at 1 ting all the miscellaneous toilet decorated with painters to come, including the p.m. paraphernalia he has uniquely everything from pennies and Impressionists will be part of 'rickets can be obtained assembled. Such things as nickels to figurines and but- the viewing. through Ticket run agencies or buttons, bullets, mirrored tons. at the door. glass, shoe soles, shells. Here he took a cracked Lecture - Recital Appearing along with GCS tewelry, forks, spoons, mirror and put it back Classical guitarist Fred will be the San Francisco rock shaving brushes, keys and together. Fuente lined the en- Stockton will present a com- band. Abel. figurines are all part of his "on tire toilet with pennies and bined lect ure-rertial in Concert cancelled lay art." nickels. Concert Hall on Thursday, The Boz-Staggs- Fuente said. "With The time and patience in- May 10. at 7 p.m. Stoneground concert donations of jewelry and junk, volved with such a task may Stockton will trace the his- scheduled for Saturday at the tory of the my art goes beyond my own not seem feasible to some, but guitar in Spain and Fox Theatre has been relate the selection." adding. "I enjoy Fuente admires people who influence that this cancelled. Arrangements are country putting absurd objects work 8 to 5 jobs everyday has had on this pending for a re-scheduling of instrument. together," contending "I could' never do He will also the show. Information can be perform numbers by Fuente suggested that the obtained at 246-1111o. entire art was in "airplane glue Also on display are Eduardo and epoxy. He also said, "the Arderi's pen and ink drawings and plastics is world of glues where Arderi's patient hand Ardetri's Don Morton expandlng all the time." and taste for the pastels gives WE GOT Fuente said his work is all these well executed drawings rehabilitation project in San ones. ,m6MUMM concrete reality relating an aesthetic quality. Francisco's Mission district. Arderi has also worked with A pay toilet people to objects. Arderi has only been In "In Memory of Nestor," posters. His intricate and Working with mirrors and drawing for the past three Arderi uses blacks and minute details are pictures BUSTED bullets Fuente said that the years. He currently does browns for the outside within pictures of art work. things he works with don't graphic work for El Centro de minarets and an array of Each work has every inch of BUT WE STILL HAVE reflect him, but the art is Cambia, a drug education and pastel colors in the center canvas covered masterfully. THE FINEST ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Play crewmakes Zogbaum's IN THE VALLEY The Arts sculptures THE PINK POONA barnyard sounds on display PRESENTS Chickens, crickets, and EXPLICITHARDCORE horses might seem easy to The late Wilfrid Zogbaum;s imitate, but a definite style is Kids, technical elements works will be on exhibit at the ADULT MOVIES involved in establishing the San Francisco Museum of Art true animal sound. a style now through July 1. - SPECIAL STUDENT DISCOUNT taught to "Our Town" drama There will be 34 channel $2.00 OFF THE REGULAR ADMISSION production's sound effects steel sculptures painted in mar Evening in India' primary colors along with 25 l'iti,SLN I AD with Card crew by voice and diction lec- of Zogbaum's drawings. turer Patricia Bower, By NANCY BAKER down the aisles, the audience featuring very talented 328 S. BASCOM AVE. 292-3685 When Ms. Bower heard that "Evening in India." called loudly for second songs. performers. might have been the San lose State University presented by the San Tose and a familiar rowdiness more effective if it had been play was using live animal State University India As- created a refreshing warmth. smoothed and shorteneed. sounds, she volunteered to sociation. was complete with Unfortunately, the un- especially since much of the teach a one evening workshop, dances, songs. and even a professional aspects extended audience were small, restless hoping to avoid the abstract fashion show in the Saturday into the technical elements, children. noises and trying for sounds "a evening performance in with problems in lighting and Every performance itself little more organic." Morris Dailey auditorium. sound and last-minute was enjoyable, however, and Am "With any of the group program additions. The four the singers and dances A neighborhood atmosphere roo, Chensull sounds," explained Ms. pervaded as children ran hour program. alt hough interacted with the audience Rob Sprenger Bower, "the idea is for the of several hundred. students to listen beach other practices sounds The show included a variety and have a conversation. We of experiences, from have to believe we are the humorous and rhythmic songs animals and are relating to to versatile harmonica each other." playing. A very enjoyable In a dark room, the students fashion show featured saris "Pass the butter, please!" in the workshop experimented from different areas of India with sounds, concentrating on and was moderated, with oc- listening and establishing a casional jokes, to explain some non-vocal communication. of the religious and cultural With this experience, she elements in the beautiful and trained her students to do flowing robes. chickens, roosters, crickets, The problems in the produc- horses, and bobwhites, tion were not really the learning some strange things problems of the student along the way. "The cricket producers, but are inherent in was the hardest," she said, the inadequate facilities of the "and the rooster crows in a Morris Dailey auditorium. The minor third in music." performance was colorful as Tom Chenult "Our Town" will open this well as educational, and a Pat Bower shows weekend at 8 p.m. on May 11, cultural learning experience 12, 16. 17. 18. 19 in the vocal technique or the non-Indian student. University Theater.

on, Chensoll Mafia examined Dancer expresses Indian culture in Talese book 1Theatre workshopl The American Conservatory workshops conducted by actor `11 By cHARLoTTE BRADFORD la.gon di his point, taking its rheatre will begin a pilot Randy Kim and playwright It's a unique experience tor name from the anguished cry Asian -American theatre Asian -American one to write about the Mafia, of the girls mother running Frank Chin. workshop program. A number writers are encouraged to but Gay Talese must have had through the streets shouting of tuition scholarships are real satisfaction when he got 'ma fia! ma liar' (my daughter! attend. THE STORY OF available to Asian-American cooperation from the ad- my daughter!) Applicants for the CARL JUNG" actors and actresses for the workshop must be at least 17 ministrative arm of the Mafia Talese carries the reader BBC color filrn of 1973 A.C.T. Summer Training years old, with the deadline for his book, "Honor Thy through some of the same Jung's childhood, his Congress in San Francisco. Father." names that the public has for applications being May 14. work as a psychiatrist. The congress will run from Talese befriended Bill become familiar with through Further information can be ob- and his later years. June 18-Aug. 25. Bonanno, son of a Mafia chief- newspapers and TV, names tained by writing Allen Flet- May. 8. Tues. 8-10 pm cher at ACT.. 450 Geary St.. tain, and by doing so was able like Lucky Luciano. Vito $2.50 general 51.50 student The 10-week program in- San Francisco 94102. or by to research the book in close Genovese, Joseph Valachi. and C.S.U.S.J. student union cludes special evening 771-3680. association with the Joseph Colombo. phone (415) sponsored by A.S. immediate family. The book has the same general tone of fear, intrigue, Student Services West, inc. cnrruption, and wealth that the other Mafia books such as "The Godfather" and "Milt. High," offer. The reader is given an his- toric explanation for the Mafia's origin. Cliarter Flights Evidently there was a EUROPE dramatic example in Sicilian W york WO' history where the island's im- No ::embership Pees poverished, embittered !Teals Included population was able to $85" $109" Vewl organize a successful national revolt against their op- LIMITED SPACE STILL AVAILABLE! pressors, who in this instance were the French. avai table only to CSUSJ StuIrri On Easter Monday. 1282, it faculty, staff, and intmedial, contact This summer, like last summer, is said, a French soldier raped ittlt2 6arbara Nev i ns f ami lies. more people are going to be a Palermo maiden on her wed- 235 E. Santa Clara passing Coppertone" Tanning ding day. San Jose, Ca. t e #710 Butter than any other. Because A band of Sicilians Oil Coppertone is chock-full of cocoa retaliated by butchering a butter and coconut oil and other soft, - French troop, and as word of buttery things that help you get a deep, this reached other Sicilians, rich, tropical-looking tan. So when you more French soldiers were ALSO- ask for tanning butter, make sure they pass killed in town after town. 211.1301 This is what we do: n Jet flights worldwide at student prices and youth fares II), International Student Iden- you the tanning butter Coppertone. And. Talese adds, a frenzied tity Card issuance D Lodging (International and California) European Rail Passes (Eurail, Student Rail spree of xenophobia quickly and Britrail) [ -) Complete Tour information [-I Overseas job placement 1 Travel insurances ri Intra- spread throug the island as A product of Plough. Inc. Official Sun Cars Products of Florida's Walt Dismay World. European flight bookings and tickets I- Overseas car rent, lease and purchase I -I Overseas motorcycle ea gangs of men wildly attacked purchase Complete travel information I I International and USA ski programs [ Youth Hostel cards and and murdered every Fren- Li publications ri Student ships, trains and buses I -I Student resorts and hotels [-] FACULTY travel programs chman in sight. ri USA and Mexico student travel [-I Travel publications and magazines rH It was claimed by local his torians that the Mafia was Page 6, May 8, 1973 Faculty group discusses 'Women need sense of humor tenures and promotions to deal with men,' says Weaver

By BILL FLINT older inatitUlliins sUi..fl JS must look 14111 0. ICont. from MO 11 In Manch 1971 Dr. Vs Associates don t I hi ',it eit llkLaUSe iii dealing with men. week because the employei Faculty promotion and SISU are becoming more Dr. Rebcook said. He referred went years and years delivered a speech to the Santa anyone." she said. "But, one "you can't alienate them." felt that was how much a Clara County chapter of is intelligent and has woman needed to live on. tenure received the attention noticable." Dean Moore said. the recent symposium on the happy just to have a place to the who A colleague of hers always American Chemical Society ability does threaten them." "Now," she stated, "my of an appointed ad- Dean Moore referred to proposed overhaul of do my work." she said. "One of came to her house for dinner IACS). In the speech she said. "Occasionally a man will answer to him would be, 'is ministration -faculty group at VC's decreasing enrollment California's Master Plan for the things that young women and always complimented her go "Of the 20 largest chemical say bravo to a woman who has this a communist country its May meeting last week. and the mere 3.2 teaching Higher Education. are going to have to do is on what a fine cook she was. The Faculty Affairs Com- position opening predictions. "Our own survival is at after the positions of prestige. firms rated by ACS. there is accomplished a lot and to him" where you are paid what you "It took a formal speech that mittee, an appointive body "We area little more on the stake." he added. It is im- "A day doesn't go by but not a single woman among the she emphasized, "I say thank - need or a capitalist country I gave for him to realize my under San lose State crunch." Dean Moore said. He portant that the faculty take where some woman gets some 881 corporate officers and you!" where you are paid what you academic capabilities." - she University's Academic Coun- said though the number of an interest in such affairs- Dr. kind of knife, slap or insult board members." For two years Dr. Weaver are worth," of a said. "After the speech he told cil. deliberated through dis- faculty receiving tenured Rebcook said. from someone who is always Dr. Weaver told a story has been the membership lust then the phone rang. working for a my husband that I was an cussion on the issue of the '80- status has never been a great Prof. Lawrence Snipes, the reminding her that she's a woman who was chairperson of the Association "Hello." Dr. Weaver said. at the University of Science, a interesting speaker. too." is San lose State, but 40' faculty promotion problem at SfSU, the situation chairman as of next fall, ques- woman." she said. professor of Women in "Yes, this at Berkeley. She The not the administration guidelines. of a lowering increase of tioned what Dean Moore California national organization. Dr. Weaver started working there eight years. promote building, that is. " Practiced throughout the students, smaller budget and meant by "improved qualify" had been group's goal is "to at 17. Her first job paid $25 a California State University the resulting fewer faculty are onder the present tight "He was a Nobel Prize equal opportunities for !system, the '80-40 numerical the cause for increasing in- promotion situation. Prof. Reed winner and she was teaching women to enter the profes- his classes and assisting his sions and to achieve their set limits on the number of flexibility for those faculty Snipes of the Department of 51 Sweet Surpriese faculty to be admitted to the seeking tenure. journalism and Advertising students." she said. "A new career goals." tenured status of full-fledged Dean Moore noted that pointed out what he believed on sale chairman came to the Out of the 22 women named your 'Mother will love. professors as distinguished fewer and fewer faculty were to be the large turn-over of department and said they had as committee chairpersons of Reed magazine, the annual Turn Mother's Day into Mother's Week from the lower grouping of receiving tenure, especially in freshman faculty staff. too many people in research so the group, 21 are Ph.D's. literary magazine produced by by sending your mom a Sweet Surprise 'probationary' instructors, lec- the last five years. He said he The '80-40' guidelines have he let two women go, she was "Before I joined the as- co.. early. Only your FTD Florist has it. the English Department, turers and assistant profes- did not know yet he situation been under attack by other one of them." sociation I thought I was the finally went on sale yesterday. Sweet Surprise #1 is a sors. for this year but footnoted faculty members. Most recen- Dr. Weaver explained that only female having problems." ' radiant arrangement of spring According to Reed's faculty The '60-40 guidelines re- Pres. [oho H. Bonzes report to tly, the United Professors of the man whom the 35-year-old Dr. Weaver stated. "Now I flowers in a keepsake adviser Dr. Marian Robinson, container -a hand -painted quire a maximum 80 per cent be presented at Academic California publication, The woman was working for didn't know quite a few women \ the magazines, which were 410. ceramic basket from Italy. of the state university system Council. Advocate, said the ratio "is a come to her defense. She was scientists who are in the same supposed to go on sale last Sweet Surprise #2 is the faculty be full-fledged profes- "All this amounts to an in- virtual dead-end for those who told she was too old to be an fix." Wednesday, were delayed by Ab. same lovely basket filled sors with tenured status. creasing number of un- aspire to the high-ranking associate professor. She said that women with with green plants and an late delivery from the printers. The figure. 40, requires the comfortable decisions to be teaching positions in the "The dollies that bring education are also going to accent of fresh flowers, arrived Friday ecIseco 0. The magazines over their male have to have a sense of humor usually available for remaining faculty. assistant made by the departments." university system..." coffee and coo a night. i'ner less than $12.50. professors. lecturers and other Dean Moore said. I. Order your mom's non -tenured or part-time Dean Moore added the ad- Elil WE Sweet Surprise instructors to remain at the 40 ministration has been looking. today! per cent level. with special interest in the PREPARATION FOR SUMMER Dr. Robert Moore, dean of areas of scholarly production 10% to 30% the School of Applied Arts and publishing, in talking Sweet? Surprise 1 and Sciences, told ten about promotions and tenure. a.a 'at'e 1 T D departmental representatives Dr. Rebcook, retiring 1972- DISCOUNT 101 lens trap along with Dr. Eugene Reb- 73 Faculty Affairs chairman. BRANDS LSAT $1500* ON ALL FAMOUS cook. Faculty Affairs Com- questioned what the ad- Cameras Enlargers faculty should be ministration was going to Projectors FIlm Accessories mittee. the Find out how easy it is to send flowers the FTD way. STANLEY H KAPL AN Drop in Inn your FREE Selection Guide. Wherever you aware of some things "on the prove by this. Dr. Rebcook EDUCATIONAL CENTER Since 1938 see the famous FTD symbol. you'll be welcome. horizon." mentioned the "quandary" ot SAN JOSE CAMERA (Or write FTD. 900 West Lafayette, Detroit, Michigan In Los Angeles Area (213) 474-2531 "Changes in the complexion the student faculty ratios DARKROOM SUPPLIES 48226.1 Most FTD Fionsts accept major credit cards. 1736 Westwood Boulevard of the faculty. tenure and t 19:11 and said "We're being DEVELOPING 8 PRINTING 'As an independent businessman, each FTD Member Florist sets his number of faculty staff able to drained." 245 So. Ftrst 295-8591 own prices. 01 1973 Florists' Trangworld Delivery Association. be carried by California's "This is where the faculty 1110 E

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Good beds Outside entrant:. parts uncut color 296-6308 PM or weekends for $75 or best otter Size 10 Recently 8711 sou South 5th TYPING Call 247-3341 Utast 406 So Ilth St. GOD is one Man is one All religions are sought _ 80 North 3rd St Apt 023 HOUSE, 3 balm., 2 be garage. NON. & one 3 reasons to investigate the SAHA' HUMANITY isn't dying of thirst, but of 66 TRIUMPH 500cc. setts chrome Senn- FURNISHED APTS. 287-4355 IXTRACTIFIN For sale-excel of perking al 1 8 101118265 mo 5250 Al I H Into 8 pm Monielvo Am S U lack of love. Mow do we Mien to low? chopped $550 or best offer Call 356- JUICE 430 E San Salvador St tacross from lots cond. 2 112m0 old, little used. 165 Come In summer Phen 21S5-5286. How do we find ourselves and fulfill our UL.3.1 D uncan Hell i Summer Shall spolicaliore TYPING In my North sae home. 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LOW SUMMER RATES-INCREASED Students Dog found. answer" to these question* encounter 6111 MALIBU, Auto trans New tires & COMPLETE FIRST JUMP INSTRUC- are here to serve you. listen & German Shepard mix, adult. turnery Excellent $1 WEDDING DRESS, iong. modern & plain SECURITY ROOM refer you male, brown movement. cientrritinal living. 'enemy condition 000 Call TIONS Peer Drop-In Center Diablo and black w/red collar, 00,-4590 ustachable train veil $50 299-3474 Or e 6 Bedroom 2 bath-pool Offer ok Female Preferred -2 blocks from cam- Am Student vicinfty 01 11110 awareness, parapsychology, biofeed- ALL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED. Union. Come In any time and Margaret Call Paula 44/-0938 AcK wood paneling-snag cpt3 470 pus $M.. upstairs, if you Ken us you get 10504530 275-9343 back. perception. meditation. 5 SPECIAL GROUP RATES AVAILABLE lire, Sr Ph 287.7590 whoiesalegroceries to boot Call soon Ion behaviorism Each evening will conclude FOR SALE MOBILE NOME FOR SALE 6 X 45. a cool summer. 296-7436. 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