'Two-Part Harmony' Sports SJSU art faculty display their 3-D art in SJSU's Eating disorders Gallery I through Dec. 21. Each piece is An estimated one in four Aussies beat Spartans different, as all were influenced by different Americans, possibly including An exhibition basketball team from Australia styles, cultures and experiences. Page 7 many SJSU students, are handed SJSU its first loss, 74-71. Page 6 overeating, binging and purging, Volleyball team wins 1, loses 1 A visit from or starving themselvesThe first the gods Ninth-ranked SJSU beat Fullerton State last The Third Annual Mr. installment of a three-part series Fraternity contest, held Thursday but dropped a game to sixth-ranked Wednesday by Alpha on addictions. Page 8 Omicron Pi sorority, UC Santa Barbara, Saturday. Page 6 raised $4,000 for arthritis research. Page 7

Weather Published for the University and Increasing cloudiness during the University Community by the day and a 20 percent chance of Department of Journalism and rain at night. Mass Communications since 1934. SPARTAN DAILY - - National Weather Service limE 95. NUMBER 55 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1990 Heel, doggy! Spartans make it to Cal Bowl 3 touchdowns late in first half lead to 42-7 win By Paul Wheaton Daily staff wrirar Win the California Raisin Bowl--the Spartan goal nears. "From day one our goal has been to win the Cal Bowl," SJSU coach Terry Shea said. "It was important to distinguish that this year is not a transition year." Shea had just been doused with "water and Gatorade, a real Bowl bath" following the Spartan romp over rival Fresno State on Saturday. An enthusiastic crowd cheered as the Spanaris won by a score of 42-7. The vic- tory earned the Spartans an invitation to the California Raisin Bowl and a chance to realize their goal. The rambunctious fans, totalling 31,218, composed the largest home crowd in Spartan Stadium football history. A scoring flurry late in the first half was wit- nessed by the standing-room-only rooters. SJSU scored three touchdowns in the last minute and 28 seconds of the first half by causing and capitalizing on Bulldog mistakes. With the score tied at 7-7 and two and a half minutes left in the half, Paul Franklin intercepted a Bulldog pass at the SJSU 18- yard line and returned it 52 yards. One minute and three seconds later. Leon Hawthorne scored on a 10-yard run to capture the lead for the Spartans. Franklin wasn't finished delighting the crowd. however. On Fresno State's next play from scrimmage, Franklin intercepted another pass and returned it 24 yards for a touchdown. Keyn Squires - Daly staff 1.: ipher Fresno State coughed up the football on BIG WEST CHAMPS - Spartan coach Terry Shea Bob Bleisch after KISU crushed F'resno State 42-7 Big West championship in three years and capped See W'IN, page 5 pas a lift oft the field from I aighton Lang, a53. and on Saturday. The win gave the Spartans their first an 8-2-1 regular season. See page 5.

Students keep `catscratch' area A.S. grills Buerger over fee SUBOD rejects proposal to convert room to staff office space By Angus Klein imposed on add/drop policy Daily staff writer "I hope you understand that there's a battle going on over the Student Union 30,000 By Leigh Ann Clifton 15. take the resolution tefore the whole and the battlefield is the Student Union Board of students don't want this change' Daly staff writer "I hope the administration will Academic Senate for approval. oos- lairectors' meetings. Associated Stu- sibly this week. --Stephen (;oodman, Members of the have the respect to answer the reso- In recent years the Student Union staff has dents Board of Directors expressed passed today," said Goodman said those who orga- A.S, director lution that we increased significantly while the available space in their disdain Wednesday for a $20 Todd Layering, A.S. director of nized to protest the fee w:re acting the building has remained the same, causing a battle add/drop fee that has been imple- academic affairs. as individuals, as concerned stu- between students and staff for space. The "catscratch" area was formerly a strange con- mented for spring 1991 registration. In addition to the A.S. support, a dents. rather than from their official In Tuesday's SUBOD meeting, those in favor of figuration of several carpeted levels. The room was During its meeting, the board couple of committees in the Aca- capacities. preserving lounge space for the students chalked up destroyed in a fire June 8 and now, after remodeling, also gave unanimous support to a demic Senate have also agreed to "It's just the six .af us who have a victory when the board shot down a Housing the room houses a couch and several chairs for stu resolution asking to drop the fee. support the resolution. said Stephen come together. to take the iniativc. Committee recommendation to transform a lounge dents to relax in. Dan Buerger, executive assistant Goodman, AS. director of students We came together because we real- area in the Student Union to office space. Stephen Goodman, A.S. director of students to SJSU President Gail Fullerton rights and responsibilities. He said ly feel strongly about this.' The proposed transformation of the "catscratch" rights and responsibilities, appeared in front of and her representative to the board, the resolution's supporters plan to See FEE, page 6 area, which is located near the entrance of the music SUBOD on Tuesday to argue against transforming answered a barrage of questions listening room, would have been a temporary stop- the room. from AS. directors who were upset gap to the growing problem of insufficient office "We all realize that there's limited space but I feel about the imposition of this latest space in the Student Union. the music lounge and this small space (the catscratch fee on students. When the Event Center opened, the Student funds exceed past years, area) are used enough to justify them remaining," "When you implement a new A.S. 1 Union staff nearly doubled, forcing SUBOD to Goodman said. system. you have problems." weigh the original idea that the Student Union is for "I hope you understand that 311.(10) students don't Buerger said. "You might an well but other departments strapped against the student's convenience the need to pro- want this change," he added. add this on now and have one more By Leigh Ann Clifton whether any of this money vide adequate office space for the staff. See SPACE, page 5 problem." Daily staff writer would be used to help other Responding heatedly. Layering While many SJSU depart- departments on campus not as very good administra- said, "It's not mcnts arc trying to stay afloat fortunate as AS.. A.S. Ptesi- say that to add one tion policy to and keep from drowning in a dent Ameze Washington said, problem to other problems" is a turbulent sea "no." good idea "We are not here to support Sammies must face SJSU officials Buerger if the of economic Layering asked the university ncr the state el weekend of Nov. I and hotel offi- cial board for the council is com- of SJSU could expect a rcd-ink, the Editor's note: Due to a produc- students California," he sad. tion error, this story did not run in cials asked for a $1.000 deposit posed of representatives from response on the request to drop the Associated Washington added that the its entirety on Friday. 71r following from the Alpha Phi sorority when it SJSU's 13 fraternity houses who policy by next week. Students has a for students aid that is the complete story. scheduled an event at the hotel the could ultimately decide what to do "I don't know." he said. "Proba- a cushiony A.S. is here would be next week. about Sigma Alpha Mu, according bly not." life raft of energies and resources By Amanda Heien used with students' interests in Daily staff writer Clover said that Samniies "don't to Clover. Two members of the A.S. board sorts: SJSU officials are scheduled this think they're in the wrong." Sigma Alpha Mu held its four members of the Academic $215,946. mind. week to discuss Sigma Alpha Mu Assistant Dean of Student Ser- semester's pledge dance at the Senate have circulated a resolution As of June Jennie Reyes The money can be spent on fraternity and its actions while at a vices Samuel Henry, Greek faculty D alley Hotel Nov. I and caused and fliers requesting that the SJSU 30, A.S. whatever the A.S. board hotel in San Mateo earlier this adviser Nada Hou.ston and Clover the hotel extra cleaning hours in administration reconsider the validi- reported having that amount decides is worthwhile and hem - month. plan to meet and contemplate rami- their rooms, according to Michael ty of the $211 add/drop fee. available in its general fund float to SJSU students. When a "It's in the process of judicial fications kw the fraternity's actions. Henderson, Duffey Hotel rooms The fee, which will take affect This fund is "substantially proposal to use any of the review," according to Cohn Clover, (lover said the meeting would be division manager. with spring 1991 registration. larger than in past years." said money is made, the board Interfratemity Council president. this week but didn't have an exact One of the rooms needed four charges students $20 to add or drop Jennie Reyes. A.S. controller, makes a decision ekanocratical day. people to clean, Henderson said. The fraternity left rooms at the a class during the Class Schedule Addressing a question of See RUDGET, page 6 Duffey Hotel a mess during the "Hopefully it won't go to IFC Adjustment Period, Jan. 28 to Feb. judiciary." Clover said. The judi- See SAMMIES, page 3 PAGL 2, SPARTAN DAILY, NOVEMBER 19, 1990 FORUM OPINION AND LETTERS CAMPUS VOICE DON RICHEY EDITORIAL Just where are we anyway? Making sense of offensive free speech for the Persian Gulf is nearing survey with San Jose being placed I wish to express my concern treatment of the SJSU art student in the The near the I would rather face an occasional war but what is surprising is anywhere from a small town paper the last two weeks. Since the that most Americans can't ocean to a city by Mexico. More than beginning of November, I have seen a display of the ugliness of the human locate this region on a map. half of the answers stated that the constant stream of criticism concerning life It is not just a disgrace but a down- Silicon Valley was somewhere near the lynched dummy in the art quad on condition ... than go through right crime Americans don't care Disneyland. Some of the answers Oct. 31, presented as part of a group me. project representing "Broken People, oblivious to things around about where the rest of the world is, would have been funny if it wasn't for Broken Dreams." Since that day, he has and look away from what is going exactly. the seriousness of the issue. dangerous, or perhaps the artist's idea head been accused of racial harassment, that people can be discarded, even on. This is how I interpreted the to Dr. Bill Takizawa, This week is National Geography According even though he has said that he meant forgotten, is too real to be looked at eye collective work, and I truly believe that Week. Despite inundation with facts SJSU geographic department no harm or offense. In spite of his to eye. Personally. I would rather face this is what the artist intended. and figures about how bad Americans chairman, geography has virtually claim however, the papers continue to an occasional display of the ugliness of I deeply regret that the visiting high are at geography, it has not improved disappeared from the curriculum of insist that the incident had racial the human condition and try to make a school students had such a horrible overtones. in the least bit. students in K-12 grades. change, if only within myself, rather experience on our campus. There is no Yet, what has been the basis for excuse for any act being motivated by In a National Geographic Society than go through life oblivious to things these accusations? Dark paint, an old around me. hatred. said that because of this survey of people in Europe, and Japan university sweatshirt and a pair of Nike Or an even harder solution might be I sincerely hope that the class and and the Untied States, ranging in age Heand the conversion of school high-tops. What can the viewing in order: to be tolerant of one another. the artist will soon make a statement from 15-24, the United States finished curriculum to "social studies public make of this? I've yet to see where the true motives concerning the work they did. We dead last. The survey came to the programs" instead of individual Surely, the most prominent item was of the artist were willingly could all learn from what happened on the use of maroon paint, which made conclusion that most Americans, subjects like history and geography, acknowledged for what they were. The our campus. I hope a time will come the visiting high school students when the artist will be allowed to despite our First-World education kids are not learning enough about the general attitude has been that soon perceive the dummy as black. The make his statement publicly without world and why it is important. regardless of the artist's meaning, it system, have as much geographic artist stated that the use of paint was was still racially offensive. I fully agree risking himself to the witch hunt knowledge as the citizens of many Current events don't happen in a completely random, not intended to here, the images were offensive and in mentality that has followed his actions. Third World countries. vacuum, they happen somewhere in represent racial characteristics. Also, a sense terrifying. The idea that any this vast world that we live in. It is the entire figure was painted from head human being is so expendable is Don Richey is a photojournalism to foot. This was most likely to make it article appeared in the not only important to know where disturbing; that a society could turn its junior. a part of the rest of the sculpture, AnMercury News two weeks countries or cities are but why they which was also painted in a radical ago about a student and a matter. fashion. professor at SJSU who mailed a So during this week, if you don't Second, was the use of a questionnaire out to more than a know where a city is in the news story Georgetown University sweatshirt, dozen colleges around the country. you are reading during your Sunday supposedly taken as a basketball The questionnaire asked students morning coffee, pick up an atlas or player. However, in the editor's forum. Nov. 13, the university was described what might be found near Silicon look at a map. Even if you only learn as "... exclusive, predominantly white Valley. one new country of city during this private university . . ." with a ". . . College students returned the week, it's a start. nationally ranked all-black basketball team." However, the dummy was not wearing a basketball uniform, only a school sweatshirt. The sweater is an REPORTER'S FORUM irrelevant detail. The artist said that the clothing was collected from his LORI SINSLEY friends and happened to include that old sweatshirt. Finally,when I looked at the dummy, Weaving two sides all I saw was a pair of Nike high-tops, much like the kind I wear, only somewhat older. Many students on is as plain as day campus wear high-top sneakers. Take a look the next time you're out . . . high-top sneakers represent nothing. What criteria can we use to as plain as day. But I never saw it - It was guarantee that no one is ever offended until now. Earlier this semester, I wrote an Watching it, I sensed again? One extreme measure might be opinion piece about five black men accused of to prohibit the expression of crimes they committed. So what. So what? I from the start that "dangerous" ideas, avoid pushing the was distressed because, in my eyes, which norms of society and only display safe were obviously too narrowly focused, these trouble was brewing ideas such as god. country and apple men were not the victims they had claimed to pie. No one has ever been offended by be - victims of the white man's world. and somehow a bowl of fruit and draped curtains. Now I see differently. Everyone involved someone was going to God forbid we may learn something was a victim: the four youths who went about ourselves, and about each other! wilding in Central Park; the woman they suffer. Perhaps different ideas are too attacked and left for dead; and Marion Barry, who presides as mayor over one of the most crowd members turn their anger into violence. violent cities in the country. destroying the pizzeria LETTERS TO THE EDITOR climate? What angered me the most was that these As the joint goes up in flames, I began to President Fullerton states that the men, I felt, attempted to trivialize the understand how these things take place all the Board will begin to operate as soon seriousness of their actions. In the Central time. as she can find persons willing to Park rape case, a group of teenagers nearly I never understood it before. I only saw the The climate of censorship serve on it. beat a woman to death while sexually side I wanted to see. Why does she not speed up the assaulting her. And Marion Barry's case dealt Two people. whom I respect and think Editor. he says indeed, the fact that process by appointing only two a grave blow to the so-called war on drugs highly of, gave me their opinions on what I I am ever so relieved to learn from there might be some truth in what he members I even have the perfect here and in Columbia, where people are dying had written. One came right out and said the the pages of your Nov. 13 edition that says in that book makes his publicly two in mind. If she were to appoint trying to fight the cartels that supply drugs to piece smacked of racism. Gail Fullerton is setting up a Human saying it just that much more Samuel Henry and William Wilson. I abusers everywhere. It just didn't seem right The other person planted the idea in my Relations Advisory Board "to offensive to these people. am sure that everything which did not that they should point fingers. head to seriously consider that, yes, the educate and prevent racial and sexual Gail Fullerton ends her article by offend Sam would offend Bill, and When I voiced my first opinion. I failed to defendants were victims as well. He told me harassment on campus." President saying that she expects this new vice versa. If this were the case. thoroughly consider what these men had been that by weaving both sides of the story Fullerton is doing this, your regular board not to create "a climate of nothing any of us produced could he through. I'm starting to glimpse it now. together. I would have made people think a readers will know, because certain censorship." but she should not published or otherwise displayed, and Spike Lee's movie "Do the Right Thing" little bit more. Ill learned to do that in the persons, however mistakenly, took trouble herself with such soon we would all stop producing pulled my blinders off. Watching it, I sensed future. I'd become a progressive writer as offense at a public display of some old-fashioned concerns. As she says altogether. from the start that trouble was brewing and, opposed to a centrist one. Well. I must thank art student's project. elsewhere in this article, this campus Then we could grow old somehow, someone was going to suffer. him for that idea. And about time, too. You know, I is our "home," and we are entitled to peacefully and gracefully; we could The movie is based in a predominantly These two friends made me think about believe that the real reason for the feel comfortable in it. Besides, how wander idly around the campus day black neighborhood. Toward the end of it, a what was really going on. It's what I'll strive recent and continuing uproar on this can any board possibly hope to after day, admiring the landscape and fight breaks out between a black boy and the to do as a writer. I may not have the answers, campus about Shelby Steele's book, "prevent acts of racial or sexual listening to 2 Live Crew tapes on our owner of the local pizzeria. Cops are called to but at least I'm beginning to get the questions "The Content of Our Character," harassment" and "find ways to Sony Walkpersons. the scene and the boy dies from probably not- right. occurred not because anything he promote sensitivity to words or other too-uncommon police brutality. says in it is untrue, but because quite symbols that may contribute to racial Dennis Chaldecott Watching a senseless murder take place by what creating such a Lori Sin sky as a Spartan Daily staff writer. a few people were offended tension" without Professor of English before their unbelieving eyes, the remaining SPARTAN DAILY

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0 SPARTAN DAILY, NOVEMBER 19, 1990, PAGE 3 SAMMIES Jury sentences Salcido to death From page REDWOOD CITY (AP) Miller said. "He's not insane, but Free shots during special clinic Nineteen months after Ramon Sal- he a little goofy " The carpet had to be shampooed for undergraduate studies is cido slashed his wife and two of Salcido's aloof demeanor and and there was trash and food Events scheduled for Tuesday in the The Washington their daughters to death in a wine- everywhere. his lack of remorse before or dur- Also the mirrors were Multicultural Center of the Stu- Square Credit Union has country rampage that claimed marked with "soap or whatever," and ing the trial, jurors said, played a dent Union. restructured its loan program to seven lives, a jury Friday said he according to Henderson. significant role in their decision to Ray Lou, former director of make computers more affordable should die in the gas chamber. Alpha Phi sorority had its Ha penings with the give him the death penalty instead SJSU's Asian American Studies for students. Salcido, 29, reacted of pledge dance at the Dunfey Hotel wore life in prison without parole. Free measles, mumps program, was named associate SJSU students now can bor- same faraway stare he on Nov. 8 and was required by the academic vice president at the throughout most the trial, his dark His attorneys and rubella immunizations are row $1500 at 12.5 percent inter- claimed cocaine, hotel to pay a $1,000 security beginning of the semester. eyes focused but bewildered, as a alcohol and jealousy available from the Student est or $3500 at 15 percent. with triggered Sal- deposit. According to Pam The reception will also Spanish interpreter translated the cido's murder spree, in which Health Services to the SJSU low monthly payments in a pro- he Goguen, Alpha Phi social chairper- acknowledge the opening the jury's decision. killed his wife, two young during a special clin- gram set specifically for comput- daugh- son, it was because of the damage community Multicultural Center located in "He doesn't know where he ters, mother-in-law, two sisters-in- ic next week. ers from the Spartan Bookstore. and disruption that Sigma Alpha the Pacifica Room on the second is," defense attorney Marteen law and his boss. The clinic is scheduled for Students can also purchase a Mu caused the previous weekend. floor of the Student Union. Nov. 28 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Macintosh Classic computer The fraternity rented 25 rooms There will be food, music and the lobby of the Student Health from Spartan Bookstore for and six of those needed extra a poeuy reading during the recep- building at the corner of under $800. cleaning, Henderson said. Services tion, according to organizers. For Ninth and San Carlos streets. Eligibility for the loan program Possible punishments for the more information call (408) 924- SAN JOSE STATE During the clinic, the shots are requires a one-time credit union fraternity are anybody's guess. It 2518. free to anyone in the community membership fee of $5 and a mini- STUDENT-FACULTY SPECIALS could be anything or nothing, mum savings account deposit of according to Clover. that wants them. Student Health Services regu- A canned food drive $25. Extremes that Sigma Alpha Mu has been scheduled by the Har- For more information call the might have to face are losing its larly offers the shots to students vest Food Bank for the San Jose Monday, Wednesday and Thurs- credit union at (408) 947-7273, 44 pledge dance next semester, or par- oil day, from 8 am. to 10 a.m. For Jammers basketball game Nov. extension 7516. The credit union old tet ticipation in this spring's Greek 30 at 7:30 p.m. Drain oil more information call (408) 924- in the Event Cen- is located at 48 South Seventh tlE.NN Week, according to Clover. A fine ter. Street. Install tkAulti-qtatle could also be imposed on the fra- 6120. chassis Those donating food will Lube 5 cats. levels ternity, he said: tip to iluid A reception to commem- receive a coupon for $3 off any Happy Thanksgiving from all Install Check "They could come out Jammers home game in Decem- orate SJSU's recently named the Spartan Daily "Newsdogs." 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Close doesn't matter." was successful. If not, then the deserved to win.' all easy ones." The Hawks were 21 of 26 from SJSU men's basketball team is in for Morrison said everything the the free throw line and SJSU was along season. Stan Morrison, Spartans did in the last two minutes one for one. The Spartans conunitted "I want it to have a positive affect, SJSU coach was improvised. 21 fouls and were striped of the ball so we can learn from it," SJSU "Late in the game I saw we were seven times. SJSU did manage to ing 63-64. coach Stan Morrison said. "We will down, so I took it upon myself to out rebound Illawara 35 to 30. Morrison called learn from the film, make adjust- a timeout with take some shots," Cannon said. "I "They played like they're experi- two minutes remaining and SJSU ments and go from there." didn't take quick shots, so the team enced," Logan said. "They played trailing by six. When The Spartans watched a 15-point the Spartans could see it wasn't necssary to rush good offense because we palyed bad went back on lead early in the second half disap- the court, three Can- shots." defense. We didn't talk very much. non three-pointers ignited the pear, as SJSU failed to get the ball 1,053 But despite a strong effort at the We didn't communicate." inside and the Hawks hit five three- fans as the Spartans pulled to within still lost, finishing the "It's definitely a learning experi- One. end, SJSU pointers. preseason one-and-one. ence," Batiste said. "They're older, But Fairs added a basket for "We rushed our shots at the end," the "Their defense was very sophisti- more experienced. They push you Hawks and with four seconds left, said forward Kevin Logan, who cated," Morrison said. "They had a around." scored 10 points and blocked two shots. "They hit some key three- pointers. Their big post man was Volleyball team hurting us inside." Logan was referring to Hawk cen- ter Norman Taylor, who led both loses at UCSB teams with 24 points. By Edwin Acevedo "No one was concentrating on Daily staff writer offense," said guard Terry Cannon, SANTA BARBARA - Saturday who led the Spartans' offense with night was a rough one for SJSU vol- 16 points, five assists and went leyball coach John Corbelli. three-for-three from the three-point The Spartans dropped a 15-12, range. "Our rebounds were going 15-8, 15-8 contest to Big West rival long. Adventually your lead will UC-Santa Barbara, and he was deminislt" understandably feeling a bit down. SJSU started out strong against "It's hard to be up after getting your Illawara, as forward Michael St. butt kicked," he said. Julien (10 points) took the opening It was that kind of night for the drop- Km Ky. ttic Spec-lel to the Daily tip-off in for the layup. The Spar- Spartans (21-6, 12-6). After tans lumped out to 12-point lead ping a close first game. SJSU had SJSU center Robert Dunlap drives to the basket Friday night in the Spar- with seven minutes remaining in the taken leads in the next two, but tans 74-71 loss to the Illawara Hawks. Dunlap had four points for SJSU. first half on freshman center Mike couldn't hold on for victory. Brotherton's 10-foot jump shot. The match had potential for being The Hawks started closing in on an all-out struggle between the two SJSU as the half came to a close, but teams. The Spartans, ranked ninth Late rally shows depth at the buzzer, Cannon drove up the by the NCAA, had taken the sixth- middle for a layup and was fouled, ranked Gauchos (29-5, 15-3) to five giving the Spartans a three-point games last September before losing team play and a 40-33 halftime lead. 3-2. of young SJSU Unfortunately for SJSU, Cannon's But the Spartans had problems By Shigeru Nishiwaki free throw was the only time a Spar- with consistency this time around. Daily staff wider tan would go to the line. SJSU committed 28 offensive errors There is no doubt that the Spar- 'Everything that was "We got murdered at the free compared with UCSB's 16. The tans have the ability to make a done at the last part throw line," Morrison said. "We Spartans also had seven ball-han- comeback despite losing last Fri- was were playing poorly on defense. dling errors, while the Gauchos had day night to the Illawara Hawks. improvised.' Their's was sagging and always in none. Corbelli also blamed poor With 2:02 remaining in the our face. We were not creating many passing and blocking for the Spar- game, the Spartans were trailing Stan Morrison, problems that needed to be fouled." tans' demise. by seven points 70-69. sophomore SJSU coach "I don't think their defense is that Middle blocker Heather McPher- guard Terry Cannon scored the good," guard Troy Batiste (14 son, who had 11 kills and led the Spartan's fmal eight points to cut some shots to calm the team points, 2 assits) said. "It's us. We're Spartans with a .364 hitting percent- Jim Mohs Special to the Dasly age said, "We go in spurts. It's sort the Hawks' lead to 72-71 with 36 not getting the ball inside and when SJSU middle blocker Leslie Page spikes the ball of been that way all season. We have during the Spartans' seconds to play. On the negative side, the Spar- we do, we're missing layups." sweep of Fullerton State on Thursday. SJSU lost in three games Saturday. tans gave up a 15-point lead early Five a problem with consistency and not However, his efforts weren't minutes into the second half. lead in the first game, four of the The Spartans opened with a 5-2 in the second half. Morrison cred- Spartans increased their lead to letting up." enough as the visiting Hawks cap- the ationspointsi.coming from Spartan net vio- lead in the second game but offen- tured the game 74-71. ited the Hawks' come back to the 15 points on a 10-foot basket by SJSU will have to improve quick- ly with the first round of the NCAA sive mistakes culminated in a 15-8 Head coach Stan Morrison Spartans' turn vers. Logan. But on three-pointers by for- After UCSB went ahead 12-5, the defeat. "We turned the ball over 15 wards Justin Withers (14 points) and tournament beginning Nov. 30. Cor- attributed the comeback to the Spartans began to rally on the The Gauchos came back after times to their eight," he said. and a lawn by belli said his team will probably take individual efforts of the players. Patric Fairs (9 points) strength of kills by Leslie Page, trailing 6-5 in the third game, scor- "Everything that was done at "We rushed shots," Cannon Fairs, SJSU found themselves trail- on Long Beach State. SJSU split its Betsy Welch and Dawnis Wilson, ing seven unanswered points the last part was improvised," said. "No one was concentrating two-game series with Long Beach to take narrowing the gap to 12-10. a 12-6 lead. Page ended Morrison said. "I thought they (the on offense, rebounds were going this season. SJSU's Men's Basketball After a sideout the Spartans corn- scoring drought with players) carried out exactly what long." The rematch against the Gauchos a kill to make it Illawara Hawks - 74 muted an error and hit two net balls 12-7, but UCSB we wanted to do." "They played like they were didn't begin well for the Spartans. scored the final FGFTPBA TR to give the Gauchos the first game three points on Spartan errors to "I thought Terry Cannon played experienced," forward Kevin Wears 4 5 a The Gauchos stormed off to a 5-0 rar 2 4 5 3 9 15-12. wrap things up. very well." Logan said. "They played good Taybr 10 4 11 024 Despite losing the game by just offense because we played bad Hubbard 2 0 0 4 5 defense." Jarman 5 4 0 2 18 Four spikers honored in team's final home match three points to a much-experi- Hammon 1 2 0 4 4 enced team, Morrison was not sat- Overall, the players said they Rooted 1 0 1 0 2 By Randy Robertson saw much improvement since last McDonald 0 0 3 0 0 Daily staff writer isfied with result. FG%- 455 FT%-13013 PT- 385 match, despite the Spartan victory. they still won the match. "Close might have counted last year, when the Spartans went 8-20 Mahon 1Z Frey I 3, Howard 1 3..lotr Four SJSU senior volleyball play- Both she and SJSU coach John Cor- "We played two real good orro 2 51 TRB-26 year, it doesn't count this year," in Morrison's first season. ers were honored Thursday night belli said the Spartans had a letdown games," Corbelli said. "It's hard to Morrison said. Friday night's game was the last SJSU- 71 before their final home match. in the second game. However, nei- get up for Fullerton (7-29, 3-14). I "It was a learning experience," of two exhibition matches. The FO FT 1411 A TP Moments later they teamed up to ther scented too concerned because thought we'd do better." said Troy Batiste, who had 14 Spartans beat High Five America Julan 2 0 5 0 4 crush the Fullerton State Titans 15-3, Logan 5 0 7 0 10 points in the game. "They are 96-85 last week Broterion 5 0 2 0 10 15-13, 15-3. older and more experienced." "I want it (the game) to have a Cannon 6 1 4 5 16 Laura Boone, Heather McPher- Relate 6 0 2 2 14 Cannon finished the game with positive effect so we can learn Terrell 1 0 5 0 2 son, Mary Ann Wagner and Betsy four rebounds and a team-high 16 from it, learn from the the film, Allen 1 0 2 0 3 Welsh received flowers and Scroll 2 0 2 0 4 points, eight of them coming in make adjustments, and go from Wasburper 2 0 1 2 4 applause for their contributions to the last two minutes. there," Morrison said. Crump 0 0 1 1 0 the school over the last four years. Gardner 0 0 0 0 0 FREE "I didn't look to shoot as nor- They Spanans will begin their Each of them is ranked in the top 11 FCri.- 486 F ile-1 COO lilt 482 (Can mally," Cannon said, "but late in regular season at Fort Worth, Tex. rat 11, Nem 2 2. Mat 3 Terrel 0. of at least one Spartan career mark. the game, I saw we were down on November 26 when they take Waaserburper ea) TRB- 31 "We were all excited about it." TUESDAY and I Kok it upon myself to take on 7b xas Christian University. !Hewers 33 41 74 Welsh said. "It felt great." NO COVER TILL 10:30 SJSU 40 31 71 Welsh didn't feel so great after the

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Pt ll:1,,11)11 \I 5 Bulldogs tamed in 42-7 loss Spartan pride rushing per game. vertecl the extra point kick and the Bulldogs "Their defensive backs tackle ui Bic open relinquished their lead. back in style WIN field like linebackers," Fresno State coach Early in the second quarter, the Bulldogs From page I Jim Sweeney said. "(Bulldog quarterback) made a field goal, but the Spartans were 1;1I \ 10 10 WI 1(111\ its next possession and Anthony Washington Mark Barsotti never got protection to do called for roughing the kicker. Sweeney anything." to take the points off the board and recovered the fumble. Four plays later decided San Jose community: The Bulldogs gained over penalty. Sweeney's decision Attention Hawthorne scored from 3 yards out to gamer 20 percent of accept the Spartan pride is back in vogue. their total yards their second Sian defense held and the the Spanans a 28-7 halftime lead. play from backfired as the Saturday at Spartan Stadium scrimmage. Tight end goal from Shea thought the defense got things going, Marty Thompson Bulldogs lined up to kick a field there were lines everywhere, and not took a handoff in "I think our total defense helped trigger the what appeared to be a virtually the same spot on the field. just on the football field. There were reverse play, but before he been calling special offenie. Our secondary played with team crossed the line of Sweeney, who had lines to get into the parking lot, lines at scrimmage he threw the try a quickness and didn't give an inch. I'm really ball deep down field plays throughout the game, opted to the restrooms and lines at the kegs dur- receiver Chris Gawley happy for this team and particularly Paul to wide for a 66-yard fake field goal. The pass fell incomplete ing the pregame tailgate parties. Franldin who has paid his dues and can have gain. and the Bulldogs had 7 points where they In SJSU's first-ever home football Thompson's pass set up his day in the sun now," he said. Fresno State's once had 10. sellout, none of the 31,218 fans seemed The Bulldogs, who had gained over 500 only touchdown and established a 7-0 lead With a 21 point halftime lead Shea cau- to mind the lines. Spartan fans had wait- ytuds in their two previous games, were held for the Bulldogs. tioned his team about the Bulldog third quar- ed a long time for the big game against to only 255 yards by the NCAA's 25th On the next Spartan possession, SJSU ter efficiency. The Bulldogs had outscored Fresno State, so a little more waiting quarterback Ralph Martini got hot. He opponents by a 91-37 margin. Brian Baer - Special to the Daily ranked Spartan defense. wouldn't hurt. The Spartans limited Fresno State's star passed to Maceo Barbosa for 41 yards and "Coach Shea was worried we might let Once the game started, the Spartan SJSU quarterback Ralph Martini threw capped tailback Aaron Craver to 56 yards on 15 car- off the 85-yard drive with a 23-yard down in the third quarter," Martini said. "It's patience paid off. Big time. SJSU didn't 214 yards and a touchdown Saturday. strike to Gary Charlton. ries, well below his average of 105 yards David Bowen con- a tribute to our defense to stop them on the just beat the Bulldogs, it dominated first drive of the second half." them in every aspect of the game. So The defense held the Bulldogs scoreless now, its off to the California Raisin the entire seconi half and the Spartans Bowl for the Spartans. E limed their spot in history. "This team was emotionally ready to Many records were broken during the play this game all week," SJSU coach course of the game. Carney broke the Spar- Terry Shea said. "We came to play with tan single season record for carries and tremendous intensity." yards. His 296 rushing attempts this season Just two weeks ago Shea publicly passeed the previous mark of 286 set by Ger- complained about the lack of attendance

ald Wilhite in 1981. at Spartan home games. After drawing Canley's 1248 rushing yards this season just over 16.000 fans for the season sets another record. Johnny Johnson gained opener against Louisville, SJSU played 1219 yards in 1988 for the old record. in front of smaller and smaller crowds his- Colley became first player in NCAA as the Big West schedule began. tory to average crier 2)0 all-purpose rushing Saturday was a different story, yards per game wer his career. though. The SJSU team tied a record for the most Spartan fans came, and they came michdown passes in a season with 27. early. There were cars backed up for in SJSU had previously thrown for as many blocks to get into the parking lots. 1981. Inside the parking lots the fans were Placekicker David Bowen set the single- in a panying mood. Sure, there are season most consecutive PAT's record by always tailgate parties, but this one was kicking 28 in a row this season. The old different. This one was for a game that record was held by Mike Berg who kicked really meant something. 26 in a row in 1982. "I've never seen a better team in the con- Aside from the Red Wave of Fres- ference. I've seem some better individual no State fans, the parking lots talent at certain positions but they are a great were a sea of blue and gold. team." Sweeney said. "San Jose should get There were rallies and cheers and, dare 1 10,000 fans to come to Fresno. They will be say it, a sense of school community. a great Cal Bowl team." For once people stopped complaining

The Spartans will meet Central Michigan about SJSU and acted as if they were in the California Raisin Bowl on Dec. 8 in really proud of it. Fresno. "The San Jose community was terrif- ic," Shea said. "It was electrifying to be down on the field and hear and feel the Former coach crowd." When the buses arrived carrying the Fresno State players to the stadium, it Gilbert lost in had to pass through a tailgate section. The buses hadn't travelled 20 feet all the hoopla before it was showered with beer and ly taunts from the tailgaters. This may not By Bill Williamson be the most sophisticated way to show Daly stall writer school spirit, but at least people were As SJSU celebrates its 8-2-1 record and getting enthused for a change. 2 its upcoming California Raisin Bowl appear- As the Spartan players walked that 1- ance. one part of the Big West champions same path to the stadium, they were 8 has been forgotten. greeted by cheers and pats on the shoul- The Spartans, who have flourished under Dan Ocampo Daily sialT photographe der pads. Many players stopped to give new coach Terry Shea this season, are a high-fives and bask in their moment of Spartan defensi, e back Paul Franklin returns his second interception for touthdossn as linebacker Mike Scialat ha, #46, celebrates. team made up entirely of glory. players recruited by A few moments later, SJSU quarter- Claude Gilbert, who was back Ralph Martini and coach Terry it Secondary sucks up three Barsotti passes fired on March 6 of this Shea came walking through, seemingly II year after coaching the oblivious to all the commotion. They By Steve Helmer rctumed it 52 yards. This trigaered a 10- In he; first game back. Franklin Spartans for six seasons. were focused on the game at hand. Daily staff writer yard touchdown run by flyback Leon interception against Fulleton State and last Gilbert was dismissed "He wanted to talk about what we The 42-7 score can be deceiving. Hawthorne and a 14-7 Spartan lead. week against New Mexico State he dropped from the post mainly were going to do and stay focused," Although the Spartans' victory over the "I used my body and it bounced on my two possible interceptions. because of a personal con- Martini said. Fresno State Bulldogs appears to be an shoulder," Franklin said. "It looked like I Franklin's arm is not completely healed. flict with former Athletic Martini's focus was squarely set on the defense offensive outburst, it was really caught it with one hand." During practice this week, he wore a hard Director Randy Hoffman. Gilbert the Bulldog defense, and it showed once California who keyed SJSU's berth to the On the Bulldogs next posession. Franklin cast, but replaced it with a soft cast for Satur- who left SJSU in June to the game began. Raisin Bowl. was there again. He interecepted Banotti's day:s game. take a similar position at Idaho State Univer- The Spartans went out and dominated "Our defensive football team was out- first pass and brought it in 24 yards for the "I was just glad to be a part of this team." sity- Fresno State. The fans were loud standing." SJSU coach Terry Shea said. KM. Franklin said. "It was the last game and my The public reason given for Gilbert's fir- throughout. "They set the tone." "On my second interception I read the last chance to get in the end zone." ing was his unwillingness to recruit high -The crowd was tremendous today." The Spartan defense, led by cornerback quarterback." he said. "Nobody could have "He's the best cornerback in the confer- school players. Since Gilbert became the SJSU running back Leon Hawthorne Paul Franklin, held the Bulldogs scoreless kept me out of the end/one." ence," rover Hesh Colar said. "But he's been coach at this school in 1984, he had a tradi- said. "They were the 12th man. They after a touchdown on FSU's first possession. The last SJSU interception for a touch- hurt this year." tion of signing primarily conununity college were gorgeous." And the Spartans still question the credabili- down came November 11, 1989 against In their next possession after the turnover, transfers. Only a handful of the current Spar- For once the crowd was able to do ty of that score. Utah State. Ironically, it was by Franklin for FSU did it again. Spartans' outside lineback- tans came into the program straight from the wave around the stadium without it Barsotti On a trick play, quarterback Mark 24 yards. er Lyncil Mayo (two sacks), forced a fumble high school. dying in the deserted end ,.one sections. for a 66-yard hit a wide open Chris Gawley "This ow felt better better because it was that was recovered by SJSU rover Anthony So Gilbert built this Cal Bowl -bound Well, almost all the way around since three-yard touch- reception. This set up a in a big game," Franklin said. "Last year's Washington, who brought it into the end team that Shea rernotivated and restored. the Fresno State fans were not to keen Aaron Craver. down pass to tailback felt good because it was my first at San Ullf0fUlalldy for Washington, the fum- And Shea is grateful to his predecessor about taking pan in the celebration with score to end the first The Spartans tied the Jose." ble occured behind the line of scrimmage for it. "I coached for him and I know Coach their team getting blown out. once the second quarter began, quarter. And Saturday. Franklin was making his first and the touchdown was called back. Gilbert is a very special person." said Shea. Spartan fans implored the 5,000 to for the &NU secondary to take a it was time start since breaking his arm against Stanford, "I thought I had a touchdown," Washing- who was Gilbert's offensive coordinator 6.000 Fresno State fans to take off their toll. blind side. ton said. "I picked when he was clipped from the it up and was gone. Our from 1984 to 1986. "He did a great job here red shirts, to no avail. The Bulldog fans With 2:35 remaining in the first half and Franklin defense played hard all Doctors said it was probable that game. We let them ... I often kick myself for not getting over to came with red clothes but left with red the ball on the Spartans' 32 -yard line, could return, so he kept his hopes high. he have it. It's the first time we were fired up faces. off a flarsoni pass and visit him much." Franklin picked said. for four straight quarters." Shea estimates that he has visited Gilbert game as three times this season at his office in Tower Krazy George was at the Spartan Stats (ante), I)) the numbers Hall. Gilbert works as an alumni fund-raiser, usual, leading on the fans. This game, though, he was much yet he is looking into other coaching possi- &Mu 7 21 14 0-42 INDIVIDUAL STATISTCS RUSHING SJSU. Canley 24-109 Haw rams Balling Bactkina Mums IQ bilities. Gilbert was unavailable for com- leas a factor since the fans were really Fresno St 7 0 0 0 7 home 8-43. Blackmon 1-24 Vegas 2-14, Wu 2- Louisville 27-82 3-34 2-32 148 ment about the 1990 conference champions. into the game. 13 Barbosa 2-IS. Zwr 1-9 Martin 2-2 Brooks I Washington 24-61 4-12 3-42 115 SCORING SUMMARY He had said earlier in the season he doesn't When SJSU defensive back Paul First Quarter FSU Craver 15-56. Barsotb 6-18 Neal 8-18 Pacific 31-110 4-45 1-15 170 Berg I F Jonas 1-2 Allison 21-10, go to the Spartan games. but he does listen Franklin returned an interception for a FSU Craver 3 pass bort, liaison, Maloney' UNLV 43-253 1-12 3-72 337 just before halftime, the luck) PASSING - SJSU Mann 12-31-1-214 to each game on the radio. touchdown Stanford 1-10 3-58 114 SJSU - Charhon 11 pass 11,0, Marlrnv rIlowen Charlton 0-1-09 FSU Barton 15-35-3-95 22-46 crowd erupted. For thz: firs: :irnc in a Thompson 1 -1-0-66. Cawley 0-1-0-0 Although their former coach was nowhere lock, California 23-95 2-57 3-76 228 to be found, several SJSU players took time long time (ever?) the crowd was deafen- Second Quarter RECEIVING SJSU. Camay 3-50 Barbosa Long Beach St 30-169 5-94 2-53 316 2-50 Charlton 2-49. Brooks 2-31. Burned 1-10 after Saturday's 42-7 dismantling of Fresno ing. SJSU Hay/mune, 1u is Bower, /041 Utah St 31-133 1-(-6) 4-93 220 SJSU P Frankle, 24 interception rPtum JaCk8on 1,10 Rakes 1-6 FSU. Craver 7-36 State to reflect on Gilbert's contributions to Some fans were especially creative. Henry Fullerton St 21-119 6-58 204 (HOW Irickl 4-17 Gavriey 2-95 Means 2-9 Thompson 2-27 the team. In reference to Fresno State's worst loss SJSU Hawthorne 3 run Iflovren luck, 1-1 New Mexico St 20-72 1-12 1-93 177 some fans hung a sign that PUNTING - SJSU Medley 9-355 F50. Sea- "My heart of the year, Third Quarter goes out for Coach Gilbert: I pie 9-35 0 Loma 24-1O Lia 9.112 101 read "NORTHERN ILLINOIS FAN SJSU Caniey 6 run (Boren WO Season Totals 272-1245 29-395 24-579 2213 have nothing but respect for him," tailback SJSU Blackmon 24 run on reverse ( Bowen RETURNS - SJSU Color 4-50 G Smelt 1-0 CLUB - 73-18." FSU Means 7 138 Sheldon Canley said. "I hated to see what ludo ALL-PURPOSE YARDS: Sheldon Canby Big After the game. the players had to FIELD GOALS SJSU. none F50. none iv West happened to him. but I'm just glad we got became the hrst player in NCAA history to cross through the crowd to get to the TEAM STATISTICS TACKLES wnsiveNd Iissesied, 5 or mOrIll wage 290 M-porpom yards per gwne in a ca ISM Cralred Card Coach Shea." Soal SU About 200 Spartan fans LORI Fresno SI SJSU Cola 10 E Franklin 9. Soalabb S. rest The SJSU tailback has averaged 21154 11-2-1 7-0-0 Ralph Martini, who spent two years with locker rooms. 17 Fret Downs 13 Mayo 7 Woutexiton 7 Desch 5 FSU, Pope 13. Fresno State 8-2-1 51-1 the bleachers to *RUINING: CaNey broke two more school jammed underneath 43-225 Rushes Yards 13-94 Adams II Thrown It Lee 10 Tanuvase 6-Ed- Utah State 5-4-1 5 Gilbert. said, "I love and respect Coach 214 161 wards 7 records egainst Frew most rusreng yards in cheer and taunt. Passing Yards Long Beach State 5-6-0 4-3-0 Gilbert. but I think the change was for the 12 32 1 Corm -An Int ¶6-37-3 SACKS SJSU Mayo 2 Burnham I a season 112491 and most cartes or one a..- Young kids with SJSU T-shirts UNLV 47.0 better. 439 Total NW YwOs 255 RECOVERED SJSU Vieth 1 Ion i2961 3-4-0 with their new heroes, FUMBLES Pacific slapped hands 2-2 Fumbles-Lail 3-2 Wastengion I FSU. Pops 1. News I *RECORDS: Canley ties POWs se IS school 4-7-0 2-5-0 "After last season we were divided. and and older classmates and fans yelled 2.15 Socks By.Tant I on 0-0 INTERCEPTIONS - 5,1So P Franklin 2-77 records. including arm ruining yardige New Mesco Stale 1-10-0 14-0 Coach Shea saw that," Martini said. "Now "Cal Bowl" as the players filed in. e79 Peoates-Tarda 9-65 Colar 1 -0 FSU Pope 1-20 125131 Mew ai-putyxwe hewn 1514431 ca- Fullerton State 1-11-0 0-70 we're going to the California Bowl." 29 09 Pouession Time 3651 ATTENDANCE 31.118 Neaouti reer touchdowva (32 n25 genes) -by aboll Sada PAGE 6, SPARTAN DAILY, NOVEMBER 19, 1990

in funding their projects, said received $600, Lenart said. This Sutherg. Meeting Washington. money will pay for any upkeep the Student Union Director Ron Fee Recently, the SJSU volleyball chapel needs, such as "a new roof SPACE Barrett rebutted that "the area in From page 1 From page 1 club, Moss Landing Marine Labo- or replacing the carpet," said From page 1 question is only one half of one Several A.S. directors questioned ly by voting. ratories, SJSU women's soccer club Lenart. Dean Bau, SJSU dean of student percent of the lounge space in the the validity of the fee. Reyes said three sources have and SJSU men's waterpolo club Another $2,000 went to the rev- services, related this issue to the Student Union." "It's not fair to let students pay contributed to the significant have approached special allocations enue sharing plan. During the proposal to raise Student Union The transformation of the room for something that's unavoidable," increase, "...reverting funds, inter- for money. Some are successful, spring A.S. general elections, stu- fees by $10 next fall. The fee would have been financed by a insurance settlement, somewhere said Jennie Reyes, A.S. controller. est and student fees," Reyes said. some are not. dents vote on which club or orga- increase was debated and sent back She said it's not always possible to Reverting funds are leftover Any campus club or organization nization they would like to receive to the Finance Committee minutes between $8,000 to $9,000, that plan for changing work schedules monies that are allocated and not recognized by the university can part of the funds. Each student before SUBOD discussed the SJSU received from the fire. Now and other obligations. spent butt go back to the account approach the special allocations who votes can. designate $2 to the "catscratch area" issue. that the proposal has failed, Barrett will be The fee was "initiated as a deter- they were originally taken from. committee with a request for finan- club or organization of their "The reality of the situation is said the insurance money into the Student Union's rent," Buerger said. "Primarily at These leftover monies composed cial aid. Groups seeking aid or choice. that if we don't have a fee increase, integrated operating budget. the request of. . .the deans and $101,036, the largest chunk of the more information should contact The Spartan Memorial fund we're going to have to take other general The possibility that another level department chairs, who are having three contributors to the general the A.S. office in the Student received $600, Lenart said. This services like this from the stu- could be added to the Student trouble scheduling because of enor- fund, said Jean Lenart, A.S. admin- Union. money will pay for any upkeep the dents," Batt said. Union has been mentioned in pass- mous misuse of registration," he istrative assistant. Another area of "How can we ask the students to general fund chapel needs, such as "a new roof ing at SUBOD meetings, however, said. Student fees and donations have monies set aside is the A.S. trust or replacing the carpet," said pay more fees if we're taking away Buerger said this misuse caused nothing concrete has been dis- provided the A.S. with $76,436. reserve, which received $91,000. Lenart. a large portion of their space." some course sections to be closed, cussed. Increased enrollment is largely The trust reserve is another source these designa- asked SUBOD member and A.S. new ones opened, creating a 'man- After subtracting responsible for the increase in stu- of income Director of Student Services Gina agement nightmare." for A.S., Lenart said. "It tions from the general fund, a bal- fees. No other California State Univer- dent is anticipated income for future ance of $53,346 remains, said Michigan students purest armed campus police Earned bank interest added A.S. budgets," she said. sity campus using a push-button Reyes. administration building, the dem- $25,022 to the A.S accounts as of For operating reserve, ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) telephone registration system A.S. has Deciding when, where and how onstrators camped out overnight on June 30, Lenart said. The A.S. has earmarked About 150 protesters camped out charges students an add/drop fee if $9,000. This reserve is the money will be spent is a impor- the lawn of President James Du- money at both Bank of the West, set up as an emergency fund, to tant responsibility that the students on the front lawn of the University they have use the phone system to of Michigan's derstadt's campus residence. Most . where it earns about five percent allow A.S. to operate for a 90 day of SJSU have charged the president after 16 register, according to the resolution. people were were gone by daybreak Friday. interest, and the University Invest- period if nerrcsary. A.s, board with, Washington arrested tea sit-in "Based on that argument alone, against the school's plans "This campus is ours," protest ment Pool, where it receives 9.1 The equipment reserve received said. for an SJSU shouldn't think twice," armed campus police force. leader Corey Dolgon told the percent interest. $5,000. This reserve allows A.S. to Reyes said. "We need to be prudent," he said. After Thursday's arrests at the crowd early Friday. "We're not Gina Sutherst, A.S. director of Since June, the A.S. voted to set purchase new equipment it may Acknowledging that the fund is giving it back." student services, said she's "con- aside some of the money to be used need and to update equipment it larger than in previous years, he cerned about the university making in specific areas. lbday, less than already has. said "there is no surplus. "There are policies and not exactly knowing half of the original $215.946 Another $2,000 went to the rev- more students," so "there are more the gist" of what may result. remains unallocated, or available enue sharing plan. During the fees." he said. Reyes said she has some suspi- for use at A.S. discretion. spring A.S. general elections, stu- "On one hand it may seem like cions over what the money collect- One area provided for is A.S. dents vote on which club or orga- we have more money," but "we arc Term Papers ed from the fee would be used for. special allocations. $55,000 has nization they would like to receive like any other organization; we all "Before they said it's to cover the been earmarked for this facet of part of the funds. Each student have funds." Mastercard and Visa" charges, A.S. who votes can designate $2 to the Washington said he feels it's Finished "now, they say it's a deterrent. Special allocations receives club or organization of their important to plan for the future Which is it?" and :Son requests every week from clubs and choice. "...not just give it away...without organizations requesting A.S. help The Spartan Memorial fund discretion." 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Winter Session Courses Begin January 7, 1991 FEATURE SPARTAN DAILY, NOVEMBER 19, 1990, PAGE 7 an New chef line in Alpha Omicron Pi helps fund arthritis research ne win but said he had a great time for holiday By Laura DIMascio "The guys were judged on The men donned anything from In the final competition, the can- he anyway. Daily staff writer a wet didates gave their interpretations of poise, personality, physique, tal- a shower cap and a towel to fun. meal problems More than 300 the swimsuit competi- formal attire. This ranged from "I thought it was a lot of im cheering girls ent, originality and how comfort- suit during said LA JOLLA, and guys packed Kappa Epsilon candidate long black coats with top hats, bow We put a lot of work into it," Calif. (AP) a into Mambo's to able they appear on stage," said tion. Tau disap- -Having problems support the 12 "Greek Mattson came on stage in a ties and canes, to TKE Mattson's Mclnemy, "I was very with that re gods" coin- Kerns. Tim but holiday meal or peting for the woman's one-piece tuxedo jacket, bow tie and briefs. pointed that I didn't win, worried at title of Mr. Frater- Chris Sutton of Sigma Alpha well-stuffed about cholesterol nity on Wednesday and blond wig. ' audience somebody's got to win and some- and want to night. Epsilon won the title of Mr. Frater- bathing suit McInerny wowed the use substitutes The Third second part of the from behind body's got to lose. There's always without chan- ctt Annual Mr. Frater- nity 1990. During the talent corn- Talent, the when he sauntered out ging the taste contest, gave the guys a a tuxedo next year." of that delecta- be nity hosted by KOME disc petition Sutton played two songs competition, a white backdrop sporting ble dinner? their hidden abili- played. Who do you call I's jockey Frank Bennett, was part of on on electric guitar to an excited chance to show while Madonna's Vogue Although most of the work and for advice? Alpha Omicron Pi sorority's ties or just make complete fools of to dance with ac- inter- crowd, proclaiming "I can't read a He proceeded preparation was done by the candi- Your mother? Your fa- national philanthropy themselves. Doug Allen of Sigma women and charmed to raise lick of music, but I can jam." companying dates themselves, sisters from ther? Your in-laws? A money for arthritis and one of his brothers dressed roses. n t research grants. Along with Sutton's strong Nu the judges with Alpha Omicron Pi coached the friend? Stop. Give Chef The sold-out "Hans and Frans" of "Saturday Jim event raised more showing in the swimsuit competi- as Following the talent competi- guys through the contest. Coleman a ring at 619-450- than $4,000 through a $35 partici- tion, an impromptu strip Night Live" fame and performed a er, -tease, tion, the four semi-finalists were made 4527 and he'll be more than pation fee, T-shirt sales, advertis- which sent the crowd into hysterics rap. "We psyched the guys up, S- announced to the anxious audi- and in- happy to answer any of your ing booklets and admission to the during the talent Kotalik stormed on stage sure they had house support competition, ence. The semi-finalists were then philan- culinary queries. event said event coordinator Eliza- helped the SAE walk away dressed as the Energizer Bunny in- formed them of what our with asked a final question to help de- Coleman is the executive beth Kern. the title. terrupting a pseudo phone com- thropy is and why it's important," termine the winner. coach for chef of the Sheraton Grande Presidents of six sororities Other placing finalists were mercial and Laus did impressions said Tiffany Aragon, it wasn't for Torrey Pines hotel in this judged candidates for Mr. Frater- Alpha Tau Omega's Tim McIner- of Casey Kasem, Homer Simpson, Mclnemy, who was said to have Kappa Sigma. "If have our seaside resort :m- nity based on formal wear, swim- ny,John Laus of Kappa Sigma and Jack Nicholson and George Bush, been neck and neck with Sutton, their help we wouldn't on suit and talent competitions. Phi Gamma Delta's Darin Kotalik. among others. was disappointed that he didn't philanthropy." 3u- lost test 'Two-Part Harmony' combines cultures NBC's holiday offering the shroud." and their shapes invite thought. NEW YORK (AP) - It's easy TV yeller Morton Downey Jr., not . By Leigh Ann Clifton earth is their burial Daily staff writer One shroud is for Emiliano Za- One piece, titled "Primordial to tell when a TV movie is written briefly loose as a lech who is hot An array of styles influenced by The series is pata, a Zapotec Indian, well- Dawn," seems to be an organic in Los Angeles. At times of crisis, for Max's widow (Moore). He different cultures, the artist's per- represented by two known for his role in the Mexican fuschia-colored mass of life, just the characters say things like, "I vomits into the bushes not once but sonal heros and life experiences Revolution.The bright red shroud emerging from the bowels of the can't believe this is happening!" twice when she says no dice. are reflected in the works of the woven shrouds, . . . with gold threads running through earth. Both pieces are composed of Or, "This isn't happening!" That is offbeat. But look at it cast aluminum. current exhibition in Gallery I of it, is woven from cotton, linen and Indeed, in "Thanksgiving this way: The script is by Steve Za- the Art Building. the size of an adult. wire fibers. A recent visit to Australia left charias and Jeff Buhai, whose pre- Powers impressed with the rugged- Day," airing tonight on NBC, The works are the first part of One image woven into the Mary Tyler Moore plays a freshly vious biggie was "Revenge of the "Two-Part Harmony," a two-part shroud is that of Mitlante Cuchli, ness of the landscape. The "honest Nerds." simplicity" of the art created by minted widow who gets grossed exhibition of SJSU art faculty Underwood said the series was the Mexican god of the under- out by her oldest son's tasteless eu- On the bright side, the show in- work devoted to three-dimensional created as sort of an homage to world. in the upper left corner of the Aboriginal people struck Pow- ers. Their work, he said "was not logy and mutters: "Is this really cludes a cameo appearance by or spatial art. The show is on dis- the shroud, because "all Mexicans happening?" many of her personal hems. The commercial. Those people have a Sonny Bono. who once sang half play through Dec. 21. know death is over your left shoul- of "I Got You, Babe." series is represented by two woven der." said Underwood. Another deep respect for the earth. They It is. It is part of what NBC calls Approximately 12 faculty mem- an bers contributed to the show which shrouds, about the size of an adult image, is that of the Virgin de feel that things that happen to it, "offbeat" black comedy in And it's actually fitfully funny. which Max Schloss includes ceramic plates, scenes person. Guadalupe, she said. "The only happen to them...I tried to dupli- (Tony Curtis), This is largely because of the a wealthy maker made of glass and paint and hu- When a person is born, she ex- feminine deity that is also political. cate that spirit." of industrial valiantly deft direction by Gino gloves in Detroit, morous, colorful sculpture. plained, "the first thing we do is Two of the sculpture pieces in The second half of "Two-Part dies at Thanks- Tanasescu and wonderful comic giving dinner, his head Two pieces in the show are from put cloth, a diaper, on them. All the show, created by Harry Pow- Harmony- is an exhibition of two- falling into turns, first by Curtis, then by Joe the turkey he's carving. a series of "Burial Shrouds," by through life they put cloth on ers, demand the eyes attention. Lu- dimensional works, also done by Bologna as Ned Monk, a ruthless textiles professor Consuelo Under- you." Then, when you die, she minescent, metallic shades of fus- SJSU faculty. Part two is sched- This causes hunger, mourning billionaire once engaged to the wood. said, "the last cloth they have on chia and bright blue are striking, uled from Dec. 3 to Dec. 13. and later crises that include veteran widow Schloss. Classified

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from coming in. Daly said they had a patient last 1110MAS & (FOLDS 1411.10 FliaLit abioAlbf Oslo week that "scheduled five times. saopoe cantor., .111t She never shows up, we call her to Waisting away confirm and she says 'yeah. I'll be Associated Students. Inc. San Jose Stet. Unlifereity there' and then doesn't come in." San doge. California Latta described the average ano-

rexic or bulimic as "athletic and N. have sidnitied the condensed ttttt Rent of financial condition of bright," from "middle-class com- essocietal Student.. Inc.. Sun Jose Stole UnWersity, as of June 30. 1910. Our extuninatiOn sue made In accordance with generally .cepted auditing petitive families." Cox agreed slender& end, accordingly. included such tests of the accounUng records and such other auditing procedures es we coneidered non In the with that assessment and said ano- circumstance,

rexics, especially, tend to be over- In our opinion. the condensed mint present. fairly the Il000ci.2 condition of Assoclatod Students. Inc. at June 30. 11180 In conformity with achievers. ginierellv accept...1 accounting principles applied on bee. consistent with that of the preceding year. They "carry 19 units, work 30 hours a week and pull all-nighters 4 :Li...S.. every night," she said. They're "trying to do too much." Individuals are often afraid or embarrassed to seek out treatment, Latta said, because there is a "cer- tain onus or stigma" attached. It is Sub J "very unfortunate," he said. r I, Itela

ASSOCIATED STUDENTS, INC. Though there are students at SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY with these problems SJSU battling ORGANIZATION now, the medical and health pro- CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AUXILIARY fessionals spoken to said they Conden.d Statement of Financial Condition knew of no one who would he will- June 30. 1990 ing to share their experiences. this .A.ssrov thought was echoed throughout the Current As.., Cosh $ 1111,1148 community. R.elvables 23,103 r Prepaid expenses 101.149 For many it's a very emotional Inventories 11,313 Total current tttttt 1.105.443 and difficult issue to come to terms Fixed Assets At Ce.t - Note 5-5. with, Cox said. Equipment. furniture and fixtures 1 341.353 Loss accumulated depreciation 257.547 123.788 They are reluctant to share the iota! assets a I 229 209 nature of their problem with the public, or even family or friends. Liabilities and Fund Balances because of the stigma attached to Current Liatilitias the problem. Amounts payable 5 17 ; Equipment contract. payable 10.504 Accrued hebtlitie6 _23;112 Even when help is sought, Cox Total current nobilities 81 SIG said, it takes time to overcome. Long-term Equipment Contracts Payable - Note C $ 36.5i8 "There is not a general panacea." Less current maturates 10.501 20.015 Total bandits. .7.651 Counseling therapy and health care Lund Balances Pro, 5 3 must be "tailored individually" Appropriated General Fulul 16 according to a person's needs, she Designated Fund said. Campus Program Fund C nappropt Libel General Fund In her capacity as SJSU nutritio- Plant Fund / nist, Cox said she sees more stu- Total fund balances

dents suffering from bulimia, TotA habilitios and fond halatices 1 2 rather than anorexia. Bulimia is characterized by con- Raul Dominguez - Spartan Daily suming a large amount of high-cal- orie food in a short period of time. ASSOCIATED STUDENTS. INC. This constitutes the "binging" as- SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY pect. This is followed by a "purg- CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AUXILIARY ORGANIZATION ing" cycle that can include self-in- Notes to Condensed Statement ol financial Condition Eating disorders take their toll; duced vomiting, taking laxatives June it. 1990 or fasting. Cox said. consequences of Note A Operiltions many shy away from seeking help The possible Associated Students. Inc. (the "Company") nag incorporated in ION to provide various maws. to the students, faculty end staff bulimic behavior are "tears in the cif San Jose Stets University. Fent are generally collected from stomach and/or esophagus, sore ell &Wents at the Woman of each semeeter and reetated is IS,' Company Funds ere then disbursed to venous studente and By Leigh Ann Clifton for a physical. She was emaciated. throats, lesions or scarring on the student groups as approved by the Board of Directors. Daily staff writer This person was five foot eight and throat lining or mouth and diarrhea Self-induced starvation to the weighed 80 pounds." The woman, or constipation," according to the Not, It S.jr.11 cant Acsountint folictes point of possible heart failure and he said, was anorexic. Turning Point Women's Center. I Au-rual Basis The financial statement has been prepared on the ,,rut death is one extreme. Consuming eating disorders. Health educator Oscar Battle Jr. basis. large amounts of foods, in seeming a patient, Cox Women compose the majority of said that health services is unsure When treating 2 Fund Accounting enjoyment, only to run quickly to those battling eating disorders, exactly how extensive the problem said she initially talks to the person The Company's accounts are maintained in accordance Cu: the principles uf ^fund &mounting". Thi. in the procedure the nearest toilet to purposely Latta said. For every ten people is on campus, but they say that and tries to get to the problem un- by which resources for various purposes ere tlaemated for accounting and reporlina purposes into funds that are In vomit it up, is another. with an eating disorder, nine are there is definitely a demand for in- derlying the bulimic behavior. accordarom with activates or ohlrative. sPeriGel For those consumed by it, it may female and one is male. formation on eating disorders. locum/31s are mainlamod for each fund. he one of the biggest and yet, most It isn't always easy to identify For instance, Battle said that the She said she teaches them about 1 Appropriated and Unappropriated Fund bananas ere desittnated as appropriated ha *weir.. secretive, parts of their lives. their problem. he said, because sororities occassionally "want diet and nutrition, and wants stu- purpose or unappropriated for the general purpose of the One out of every three or four students won't always tell you they someone to come over and give a dents to be aware of what good nu- fund and how important it is t, 4 Cash arid Cash Equivalents Americans suffer from eating dis- have a problem. presentation" on eating disorders. trition is Cash and cash mruivalents consist or funds ill checkini/ urders, said Joan Cirone. nursing stay healthy. accounts and money itiaritrt funds with nullu11110% .11 Inn "You have to ask the right ques- "So you know there's a need or in- Ilkm, three months. supervisor at California State Poly- tions. Looking at the larger pic- terest, but you don't know who or Cox said anorexia and bulinii.i 5 lined technic University at San Luis ture, it may become evident" that how many." 11.e.1 ease. urn drprecieted Merl amortiand usin4 the Iv Obispo's student health servies. are both difficult to treat and I,,,,. method over the natimitml us.Itil livre ol the 00, I you're dealing with someone with At Humboldt State University, usually require several counseling r14,,t Fund The components el li.ed assets and ti Compulsive overeating is the related useful Inns an Juror 30. Peel ate an eating disorder. Latta said. seeing students for eating disorders sessions. Group counseling can be most common, with obesity affect- Both anorexia and bulimia start is not uncommon, said Marsha ASSOCIATED STUDENTS, INC. especially effective. SAN JOSE STATIII UNIVERSITY ing 20 to 30 percent of Americans, with underlying psychological Daly, medical secretary. according to Robert Latta, M.D., problems, according to Lana. "We see probably one every Currently neither health services LALINAINIA STATE UNIVERSITY AUXILIARY ORGANIZATION associate director of SJSU student These can be caused by family en- two weeks," she said. For some, nor couseling offers any organized Not. to Condensed Statement of financial r:ondition health services, while anorexia vironment or feelings of inade- however, the tug between wanting group counseling for students with June 30. 1011g nervosa and bulimarexia affect quacy, Cox said. help and the fear of having their eating disorders, though individual many other people. The symptoms can easily get problem discovered keeps them sessions are available. SJSU students with eating disor- "out-of-control" and leave a per- Note Li Sagrulp an! 01ctoutaIn5 POW. - ders can find help at counseling son with severe physiological Furniture end hot.. O year $ 36..15 Mathinery and equipment 5 years 111 171 services. Latta said. symptoms. Latta said. Leasehold improvements Life of home 24.145 SJSU Counselor Kent Mc- 1 381.173 For anorexia this can include FACTS ABOUT YOUR PEERS Laughlin. said anorexia, self-in- dry, scaly skin, hair loss, brittle Total depreciattonespense sr. 155.0511 1114 154.140 for ;; and 111119. newer lively duced starvation and bulimia, a and misshapen fingernails and FACT: Over 55 California students managed their own business last summer years ended June 10. 1.90 hinge-purge process, have come weight loss, according to informa- FACT: Their average earnings for th Summer Of 1990 were $10,700 Notes Payable into vogue with "body conscious- tion from the Turning Point Wom- Th. Company has to.. ttttt es payeble to, a vendor for the purchase at crIlisai equip/Rent The nolet payable beer interest I ttttt FACT: ness" and "the health en's Center in San Jose. They continued to prove a decade long track record in business el 6 55 mid are due in monthly inaindlments through August 1.1 movement.’ The longer the Payments due under the n,,irnesflt June 3. 1990 are es boll.. disorder contin- FACT: These students all manage with Student Painters and gained WilunDin McLaughlin said he saw more ues, the greater the threat to the Management expertise Fiscal _Tear Amount students for eating disorders three heart, which becomes considerably FACT: MOSI territories wI be filled by the and of November or four years ago than today. Now weakened. This can cause a potas Management hiring now taking place for the summer of 1991 are "out of eating disorders sium deficiency and heart failure. CALL STUDENT PAINTERS AT I-800-426-6441 vogue," he said. "There is still a and can he fatal. prevalence, hut we're just not Anorexics, Latta said, have an Leas interect portion a 55 hearing about it as much." "unrealistic" outlook and a "defi- Total notea paiable i.e.. orIent pOrtion But the eating disorder problem ciency in the way they see them- t 6.035 is far from over, according to selves." Lona tram 111111/0 payuble SJSU Nutritionist Elizabeth Cox. Latta recalled a young woman II,,. not. ere toy In. Company's eqiiipme, Cox said she usually sees between he treated several years ago. "She s ertail _1.1 I!. two to five students a month for was about 17 or 18. She came in CSPP provision him been mode for !federal 11111.1On Of Of Ate OA Asainciatuil Student, lin noila,rs lor .t : St, lions 101,1111 of the Internal Revenue COMO. end -nii mi Careers to create change Calitoritia potalmil Code ASSOCIATED STUDENTS, INC. g COUPON SAN JOSE STATE ONIVINSITY Int ’5I5t Orgark:allonal I'myt being, ProWrarn. 1ff mow wtork and ran,alt Sine-rowelling ALIFORNIA SI ATE UNIVERSITY AUXILIARY ORGANIZATION log 11111INIT1 Aare girrn a,, new 111111.1 01.11111101 oh,, h 10 me, ',MOM:V/0,11W 14, Ike ri Not. to Condensed Stletnent of Mentos' Condition rhallenget of the Program bare hells an my erpenenre and opened new &tort Aso FREE DELIVERY in Maw who rid new pattern. and are open In the aseenIng al Ike experience. - June 10. 1190 Amy Wehh researches executive ilevelopment and innovation in her mtemship di Mc OFF :ANY Center for Creative Leadership in ( ireenshorii, North Carolina, provides actual oil/am/mums with a picture of how well they are functioning and recommends courses Noto I fe4surn Plan $300 The enTWINOrly provide. pentane plan tor as roll -time meekly.. sr. 2r, I by 16' PIZZA : of action in her Durant/animal Diagnosis and Development courses, analytes cm toll iron sta. plen wherein contracting agencies ere part of rooted plan This is a defined benefit plan ployee performance problems and develops executive team -building ses5141R5 in her with contributions tossed on preAnterinined percentage of On employee's tame 1.1411. 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