Election results drift in; ballots handcounted Votes yesterday in the first day of the explained Crain. 7 tonight, said Crain has been 1,000 to 2,000 persons less than A.S. election totalled 2,048 at 4:30 p.m. Crain blamed this error on the short 'I've been up until '2 a.in waiting ioi usual I'm hoping to have the ballots counted Last year more than 1,900 persons had amount of time the board had to work on election results, but since voter turnout by midnight.' said Crain. voted by 4 p.m. on the first day of balloting the election and have the ballot printed. in the A.S. election. "We didn't have enough time to double Tabulation of yesterday's and today's check the ballot," he said. A.S. election votes could turn into a long "If a computer were used to tabulate Voting today, 8 booths open and tedious process, since they must be votes it would have all the votes counted Four executive slates are vying for the top positions in the A.S. elections today and hand counted, said Election Board Chair- by 11 p.m. or midnight no matter how many tomorrow. man Leon Crain. votes were cast," said Crain. Polling booths will be open both days from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m "As it stands now we're hoping to have Since ballots must be hand counted for The eight voting booths are located: votes counted by midnight Thursday," the first time in three years, the number of On Ninth Street between the College Union and the Art Building. Crain said. ballots will determine how long it will take Between the old cafeteria and the College Union The ballots must be hand counted by the to learn the election results, added Crain. On Seventh Street by the Engineering Building. 10 members of the board because the ballot Because only about 1,500 persons had In front of the Music Building on Seventh Street. isn't properly aligned to be tabulated by a voted in the first five hours of balloting Across from the Reserve Book Room. computer. yesterday Crain predicted the votes will be In front of the Library near the Speech and Drama Building. "The line next to where the ballot is counted by midnight. In the walkway between the Men's and Women's gyms. marked is one-eighth of an inch off," The counting of the votes will begin at In the walkway to the Dining Commons at West Hall.

Thursday, April 27, 1972 Spartan' Dalb Serving the San Jose State College Community Since 1934 Daily charged with surpressing news

Carla Bundrick practices routine Love, dignity Chicano grievances heard

By DAN RUSSO in the community, have charged that the The Chicanos have proposed that a petition 'through questioning by Dr. Dennis Brown, The SJS College are part of Communications Board Daily "systematically suppresses the free signed by 500 SJS students will be proof that chairman of the Department of Journalism continued hearing arguments Tuesday con- expression of ideas and concerns of the there is a need for print space for "a specific and Advertising, Chicano spokesman Abran cerning space for special interest groups in Chicano community at SJS." community of ideas." The petition will Sanchez admitted that the arrangement with the Spartan Daily but failed to come to a They guarantee "the community" will have its own the Sun is by "gentleman's agreement" and decision. have also charged that by not giving sensual art up partial control, the Spartan Daily is print space for one year. can be withdrawn at any time. The Chicanos By TERRI SPRENGER After hearing arguments from Chicano "denying us our right of free expression." The community print space would be 10 are asking the committee for a ruling that students, SJS Prof. Phil Jacklin of the would, in effect, force the Daily to relinquish Chiffon -swathed hips, chiming finger The Chicanos argued that since the state, inches a day and would be controlled by three Committee for Open Media, and members space whenever any group meets the criteria cymbals, flashing sequins and exotic music under the First Amendment, can not limit editors named on the original petition. of the Middle East all sound like back- and advisors of the Daily for one hour and of their proposals. free speech, and since the Spartan Daily As an example, the Chicanos presented ground for 1,001 Arabian Nights. Add a 45 minutes, the board moved to deliberate is owned by the state, then "if the Spartan the San Jose East Side Sun newspaper. dark woman named Zarifa and the set is on the matter next Tuesday afternoon. The The board is a student -faculty recom- Daily denies the free speech interests of Sun has voluntarily agreed to print one page complete. mending body to SJS President John H. Several Chicano students, who say they the Chicano community, the state itself has of Chicano news, written and edited by Chi- The music grows faster, the cymbals Bunzel, who makes the final decision. represent the views of Chicanos at SJS and done so and this is unconstitutional." canos, in its weekly paper ring louder and the beginners drop back from continued on page 4 the wheel of circling dancers, whose hub is the red -scarfed, gold spangled Zarifa. Zarifa Aradoon is a teacher of old world belly dancing. She teaches housewives and Humanists to celebrate here secretaries, professional women and coeds, Council Saturday is the Second Annual on gives World culubrated With a approval Humanist Day. It will he campus and sees a "revolution in sensitivity" ap- panel presentation on "Humanism in the Modern World," If p.m., Journalism Classroom proaching. 141. Admission is free. "Belly dancing contains many elements The panel will discuss four areas important to the liberal thinking of the humanists: one doesn't usually consider," she explains, values, peace, sexuality, and prison reform. pushing her hip-length black hair back over to Takakuwa's proposals Dr. Robert Erdmann, research psychologist, will speak on "Science and the Selection of her shoulder, "It's a sensory awakening -- Human Values." Linda Jackson, vice president of the Humanist Community of San Jose, a communication with your body --like an will speak on the "Philosophy of Humanism." encounter group experience." Gina Allen, author and sex -counselor, will discuss "Humanism and the A dancer since she was 2 years old, By RICK MALASPINA of maintaining a closed, traditional budget as Sexual Revolu- tion" and Lisa Kalvelage, past, chairwoman of the San Jose Peace Center, Zarifa credits her mother as her first Vibrations of A.S. Vice -President Steve presented by the A.S. president while exclud- will present A Takakuwa's attack early this week on A.S. ing new programs by referring 'new' program Humanist's View of Peace." teacher. She made her debut at 17 with B.F. Skinner, named Humanist of the Year --I972, will speak on "Behaviorism and the Ceasar Romero Troupe, and since then budgetary procedures were felt in A.S. Coun- requests to the special allocations commit- Humanism" in Morris Dailey auditorium on Sunday, May 14, 8 p.m. has danced in restaurants and night clubs cil chambers yesterday. tee. - In his vice-president's report yesterday, The special allocations committee is a around the country, including "Bagdad" in Joey Gayton San Francisco. Takakuwa distributed a 12 -page memorandum body which recommends to Council alloca- "Belly dancers come in all different detailing the role and function of the A.S. tions from the general fund to groups wanting shapes," Zarifa emphasized. budget committee, how the budget procedure funds after all other budgeting has occured. Attire ranges from chiffon skirts and has been carried out during the past few years, In the Spartan Daily story earlier in the and A.S. harem pants to hip hugger jeans and bikini Council's role in the completion of week, Takakuwa charged that the 1972-73 the annual budget. tops. But the faces all wear the same self- proposed budget had been prepared and would For absorbed, concentrating expression. interpretation and information on the be presented to Council too late for in-depth various areas, the report included examination and discussion. "The ideal belly dancer is pretty, grace- portions of the State of California Education Mike Buck yesterday ful --a slightly rounded belly is not a dis- Code, the After A.S. Pres. Administrative advantage--she is skilled and dignified." Code as applied to the State officially submitted the proposed budget to College System, "A belly dancer must have lots of dig- authority of the college Council, several of Takakuwa's recommend- president and the A.S. nity," she mused, her hands curling in the Constitution and acts. ations concerning future budgetary procedure In his same exotic movements she uses in dancing," report, Takakuwa took issue with a were passed. resolution passed "because the dance expresses more than just by the budget committee The proposals stated that: stating that sensuality." after the committee had con- The A.S. president must formally sub- sidered the A.S. mit the annual "It expresses love, joy and many of the president's proposed budget, budget proposal in no later only other deeper emotions. It takes a lot of dignity "qualified" requests could be than the first two weeks in March each year. considered. for a woman to expose herself in a sen- The A.S. Business Office make avail- According to sual way and not offend." the resolution, other pro- able individual budget proposals --with line- grams wanting funds Carla Bundrick, graduate student in bi- had to be a previously item detail --as approved by the budget com- budgeted ology, is one SJS student in the class. items wanting reinstatement or had mittee no later than the first two weeks in to have received "It's a beautiful kind of dancing and you special allocations for three March. consecutive years. Business Office manager feel beautiful when you do it," she said. She The report "This is to say to the Council regarding the has been studying with Zarifa for three that new groups such as inordinate delay the months. child care center, birth control clinic, in preparing the annual budget for Council's legal services, et hearing and consideration. "I really find it refreshing," laughs al, must fight over the left-overs," Elizabeth Johnson, SJS English major, and a asserted Takakuwa's memor- The report must be submitted by A.S. andum. Business Manager George Watts at Council's veteran of two belly dancing sessions. "1 In his opinion, indicated specified Takakuwa's pro- can't remember not liking Middle Eastern Takakuwa, the May 3 meeting, committee violated music and I've always wanted to get into guiding statutes by voting posal. belly dancing." not to consider certain proposals. In addition, the recommendations request- -The budget committee ed the business office manager to give a full Zarifa teaches belly dancing all but one passed a re- solution which, in my opinion, day per week with special rates for stu- has the affect explanation of all A.S. fiscal accounts, in- dents. A class for little girls is the final cluding those not listed in the budget pro- planning stages. posal. "A belly dancer has the assurance that The recommendation also asked for a she'll look as good in 20 years as she does description of the status, activity, history, now," Zarifa commented, and as the mother What's inside and justification for creation and maintenance of two children, who ceased dancing only of all unlisted accounts. a month before their births and resumed Takakuwa then announced a special meet- shortly thereafter, she is in a position to ing to inform interested persons about know. Filipinoes show off developments of budget committee hearings, Zarifa sees her art as an expression of the proposed budget itself, and the rationale self. This personal expression even extends for specific accounts. to the tradition that married belly dancers The meeting will be held today from do not wear their wedding rings. their artwork--p. 4 12:30 to 3 p.m. in Home Economics Con- "A ring is a symbol that you belong to tbrence Room No. 1. Refreshments will someone. When you're dancing, you don't be served. belong to anyone --you're a free spirit." In other action yesterday, Council ap- Currently writing a book on belly dancing Sports Beat by Keith proved a $1,000 allocation to the Graphic Zarifa shows a certain mystification that most Offensive to publish a daily bulletin about people laugh at the name "belly dancing." the Vietnam War. "I have a lot of theories I'm exploring to Peters --p. 5 Members of the Graphic Offensive charged see if the linguistic origin of the name has that the Daily was not responsive to the needs anything to do with it," she remarked. of anti -war students and had failed to cover "I get really incensed," Zarifa exclaimed, the war and recent protest activities. They the coins trimming her costume jingling in Marching Band fate will publish the bulletin for the next six assent, "when people laugh at the dance. If weeks. No, this isn't the Spartan Daily phantom photo, only they would come and see how much work Last week, Council unanimously endorsed it is, and what an art It is, maybe they'd examined--p. 6 a national student stike to protest recent it's the spiral entrance to the Tenth street garage even join us." U.S. bombing raids on North Vietnam. Page 2, April 27, 1972 Bob Pellerin FORUM editor vase State '.oiviae Lommon,i, since ma Jerry Herdegen The great autoniated murder machine The job of the newspaper aikertising manager by George Hiekenlooper Assistant Professor of Drama is to comfort the afflicted editorial athisory board Spar Penny Ladies and gentlemen of the press, be a winner! There are also, I am told, num- Joyce MeCalliNter the military -industrial complex, This new product promises to take bers of Asian Americans who need to and afflict the comfortable." friends! all the drudgery out of war. The secret be reminded that their true interests Elaine Vi esterlund As you know, we of the networks is not to make the war stop, since are with America and not with some are deeply concerned that the ratings that would give an unfair advantage rice paddy their forefathers sensibly --F.P. Dunne Alan thIstrand of our Vietnam adventure series have to our competitors, and you know all left behind when they came here. I Mark Si1111111 been dropping from year toyear. The those cheap jokes they made after needn't mention our other quirky Vol. 59 No. 106 producers, our sponsors, blame it on Ford withdrew the Edsel. minorities. I can see you understand Dan lius,0 the violence we interjected from time The secret, you may have guessed my meaning. to time, particularly those unsightly by now, is to make the war go away Rest assured that their minds will pictures of liveassasinations and dead by making it invisible! soon be taken off these matters when Staff Comments napalmed babies. We told them we did Thanks to our sponsors' dauntless they see "The Yellow School Bus." this because our viewers were falling technicians, working in laboratories Better to leave the minorities to work asleep over the monotonous daily body in universities and think tanks all off their steam on each other, so counts and bomb tonnages. over the country, war has now been say our sponsors. As for students, To counteract this they offered automated. The final results haven't who don't have much steam left, we America at the movies their own suspenseful story line, set come in yet from our Southeast Asian have a revolutionary new product. It's by Linnea Smith in romantic Paris, but their writers Proving Grounds, but our sponsors a new model plastic Jesus, and I can fell down when the only conflict they are confident of success. assure you, it's very mod. I don't know about the world pass- own rude jokes. They hardly had time could resolve turned out to be the The only problem, they say, is to Ladies and gentlemen, I give you ing by if one stands in one place to smoke their cigarettes between shape of a table. sell this product to the American the Electronic Battlefield, or as some long enough. However, I have found kisses. They have now recognized that people. Rest assured, ladies and crank called it the other day (he has that America will. Behind them, but louder, was an error and killed the Paris episodes. gentlemen, if we of the media do our a real sense of humor, that one), It might blow your mind--it's example, and a perfect one, of the In fact, they are now talking about job, this last kink will be eliminated. The Great Automated Murder Ma- a shaking experience. But it is first-date couple. All she could do was killing the whole series. By and large automation is still chine! interesting, anyway. giggle and he seemed only to talk of But don't be alarmed, gentlemen, a mystery to most of the American P.S. If "School Bus" doesn't work Saturday night I stood in line to his "neat car" and athletic record. and ladies, put away your handker- public. We are happy to have it out, our sponsors say they can always see a popular movie, and I saw some And then I noticed the type of chiefs. Think of the harmful effects that way. They will be happy, our use it in Harlem. funny things as well, for free! woman of which there always seems those spicy bits of gore had on your sponsors assure us, that no more I hadn't been in line for five to be one. Peeping from beneath her school -age children. Our sponsors American boys need be killed. minutes when the "Hello, are you shabby black scarf winked lovely pink have always been opposed to violence They would only be perplexed if we Staff Comment registered to vote in Santa Clara curlers. Wonder when she decided on television except when it hinted tried to explain the intricate workings County?" lady hit me up for my it was time for her unveiling. (heh heh) at the worthlessness of of this new product, such as the robot signature. I'm not, so I sent her Naturally there were others per- their competitors' products. planes guided by electronic sensors on her way. It didn't do any good. suing the Great American Pasttime-- The new series they are propos- which guarantee the obliteration of I had to listen (captively) to her Eating. One person would take the ing is called "The Yellow School Bus." superfluous water buffaloes in that Dim is dumb little speech four times before she order of his six or more friends and I admit it doesn't sound as exciting area. Who knows but some society faded off into the nether regions of the then rush to the door and beg the as the old series, but they have anew for the preservation of water buffaloes by Alan Ahlstrand line. usher to let him into the snack bar. product to sell with it that is sure to might rear its ugly head? Next, a large, mean -looking man Once there he eagerly stocked up Wanted: Several suspicious -look- approached. Since 1 was a female on greasy popcorn, colored car- ing characters to prowl the Seventh standing alone he figured he could cut bonated water and cracked and melt- Street garage so they will turn the into line. We argued while he blew ing bon bons. lights back on and I will be able to smelly puffs of smoke into my face. It might have been 60 degrees out- see where I am going. I gave up. He stayed. side, but that didn't stop girls from Yes, folks, there's been a drop in While trying to ignore him I was appearing in backless halter -dresses. the Seventh Street garage's crime treated to the "Buy some Little League As if bare backs with goosebumps rate, so the lights have been cut to candy'." plea. I didn't even have my could be appealing! half power, which means near -total purse, so that conversation was short. Our wait was finally ended when the darkness to a person driving in from Finally my friend joined me in line. theatre opened its doors for the next bright sunlight. When he heard my tales he thought show. We were swept along with the Darkness, naturally, means you he'd missed all the excitement. Silly crowd and found good center seats. can't see where you're going. thought! With a sigh of relief I realized that People who can't see where they We were encouraged to buy a we had eluded the strange people that are going are notoriously wretched souvenir program, and also to had been in line near us. I dis- drivers. straighten out the line. covered with disappointment that the Notoriously wretched drivers have We were repulsed by some of the super-straight couple on our right been known to mush up lots of fenders. others around us. The couple directly thought the movie, The Godfather, Mushed-up fenders are expensive, behind up sparked up the dull (?) was nothing but porno! probably as much so as the crime wait by necking and laughing at their Here's to America! that was prevented by the lights. And to top it all off, the dark- ness in the garage means the baddies will probably come creeping back El Movimiento explained from the woodwork to start burglaring by Fred Correa again. So if you walk out to your car El Movimiento is a concept that under a variety of names but all this afternoon and find your tires gone represents and interpreted in many emphasizing ethnic identity and all and a taillight shoved into the trunk ways by many people. reflecting LA RAZA. lid, thank William Schooler, the man However, to all. El Movimiento ex- El Movimiento aims to destroy the in charge of the dim idea, and Lyndon pounds, cultural identity, the better- cultural, social, economic and politi- Johnson, who made it all possible with ment of social, economic and politi- cal injustices toward the Chicano or his pioneering efforts in the White cal conditions for the Chicanos, Mexi- Mexican American people. House. can - Americans or whatever you It is our vehicle for total liberation choose to call yourself. from social bondage to the dominant Editor's note: All student and In reference to the Chicano Poli- groups and classes of this country. faculty members are encouragedto tical Caucus I would like to reiterate El Movimiento must be guided by the words of Rudolfo "Corky" El Plan Espiritual de Aztlan. It express their views on any sub- Gonzales, who spoke on Chicano liber- must recognize, accept and execute ject in the letters to the editor ation a few years ago. the plan, El Plan Espiritual de Aztlan secion of the editorial page. Let- "Bronze people should use the for Chicano liberation in this country. ters may be mailed or brought to Plan of Aztlan as a guide for our To quote the plan, which was for- the Spartan Daily office, JC 208, economical, cultural and political in- mulated at the Chicano Denver con- and must be 250 words or less, dependence.. our struggle to control ference, March 1969. typewritten and double-spaced. our barrios. Man is liberated only "Brotherhood unites us, and love If in November this war is not over, I say that the American Name and activity or faculty card when he stands up as a man. We for our brothers makes us a people number must be included, and all do not preach violence, nor non- whose time has people will be justified in electing new leadership!" come and who strug- letters must be signed. Non- defense --we preach self-defense. gles against the foreigner "gabacho" Create an understanding of who you who exploits our riches and destroys students and non -faculty members are and to whom you owe your leader- our culture. Letters to the Editor are asked to include address, tele- ship, so that you can go back to help "We are a bronze people with a phone number and title or position. your people. We're one people bronze culture. Before the world, The Spartan Daily will not print and we're going to move that way." before all of North America, before letters which are libelous or in One can say that within the all our brothers in the bronze conti- Anti-war vets organize poor taste. The editor reserves Movimiento there are many sub- nent, we are a nation, we are a union the right to edit or cut letters movements and subgroups operating of free pueblos, we are AZTLAN." to conform to space limitations Editor: Those of us who are meeting so and to cease publication of let The Vietnam Veterans Against the far are motivated by a sense of ur- ters dealing with subjects he be- War have initiated chapters through- gency. We feel that the war is reach- Oil nk Bird preens out the South Bay Area. One chapter ing a crisis point, and that in his lieves have been exhausted. away is being formed here at SJS. We desperation Nixon may be capable of by Stec Marinueei meet Friday nights at 7 in the Gua- any sort of murderous escalation. dalupe Room of the College Union. Fifty-five thousand of us have died The Ronnie Bird, which bird en- anyone of several of the Democratic It seems to us that the Vietnafn in Vietnam so far. For the rest of SparianDaib thusiasts formally call a "Sacramen- candidates should become president," war is not an accident. American us, this should be only the beginning. Serving the San Jose Stele Col lege Common ity Since 1934 tos Squawkerus," favored his specta- he squawked. involvement in Vietnam is the result We believe that Vets can join with Second class postage paid at San Jose. California tors with some choice words on Com- The Ronnie Bird, the only known Member of California Newspaper Publishers Associa- of conditions that exist here in the the rest of the American people in tion and the Associated Press Published daily by San munists, Vietnam, Democrats and the bird with wavy brown hair (without Santa Clara Valley --the conditions ending this war, and in allowing no Jose State College. except Saturday and Sunday, during November election. a streak of gray) spends a lot of that surround our lives. So we'll more Vietnams. the college year The opinions exp sssss d here in are not "Anything necessarily those of the AssociatedStudents. the College the Communists can do time preening his feathers. He is also be dealing with the war in the context Interested veterans should come to Administration, or the Department of Journalism and to hopefully influence the upcoming the only bird of its kind in capti- of our community which is owned and the Friday night meeting. For more Advertising Subscriptions accepted only on a remain- election they're going to do because vity. run by war profiteers, and which is information call Dennis Loop at der -of -semester basis Full academic year, $19, each they Semester. $e 50 Off cernpus price Per copy. 10 cents have to have an advantage if Ironically, it has survived permeated with racist and sexist 297-6870. Phone 277-3181 Advertising 771-3f75 Press of attempts at extinction by those who Paul Johnston Folger Publications, Inc , Union City tendencies. Editor in -chief Bob Pellet,' dislike it by flashing a big toothy Advertising Manager Jerry Herdegen movie -star grin, which seems to have Assistant Editor Penny Spar a calming effect on his opponents, News Editor Joyce McCIlister Make-up Editor Pat Hampton and gives little old ladies hot flashes Editorial Page Editor Elaine Westerlund up their garters. Song girl tryouts `unfair' Copy Editor Alan Ahlstrand Asst Copy Editor Mary Donahue Ronnie made the grin world famous Feature Editor Cory Farley on "Flying Days in Death Valley." Editor: and attended so few clinics. The attire Sports Editor Keith Peters On You's Fine Arts Editor Betty Harju Defending President Nix I am writing to you in regard to for the evening was to be white blouse, Exchencte Editor Adenrele loosu bombing of North Vietnam, Ronnie the recent song girl tryouts. blue shorts, white tennies and hair Wire Editor Anne Vogel to hurt this Photo editor Gary Fong squawked, "We just have I have for the last four years sat pulled away from the face. Wouldyou Public Relations Director Tara Petry enemy to the place where he finds it in on many tryouts. believe blue tennies, tie dyed shorts Chief Photographer Dam Hillman more advantageous to sit down and talk I have to say I was very dis- for one and hair hanging softly around Staff Artist Jack Zeiders peace than to continue what he is appointed in the poorly organized the face of all but one --hers was Magazine Editor Jim Murphy Notional Ad Manager Pat Clark doing." group. The room was not secured too short not to follow the rules Retail Ad Manager Jill Closures Ronnie Bird also squawked some- id advance and the judges were select- given to all the girls the week before Classified Ad Manager . Steve Bohn thing unintelligible, something about ed haphazard and last minute. at clinics. Advertising Art Director April Hashiguchi the Communists wanting to win the I feel as an unbiased critic that Reporters Linda Aloft, L Vont. Anderson, La 13Idock, William Bello% Paula Boletus*. Pauline war in the streets of Washington, by the selection of the five girls could Eleven girls tried out, a mere for- bondorwto Jacqueline Bressler, Carol* Brown, Fronk pressure there to end the fighting. have been done without the formality mality. In the future if the judges Bruno, Eileen Calla, Fred C . David Crawford, lamented sadly about Democra- of clinics Darrell Crow, Bruce De Angelis, Lora Finnegan, Linde He and tryout. It was quite cannot be selected from the Music Frisvold, Jay Goldberg, Jeanine Healy, Anne Hessen, tic candidates getting the military obvious to many that the choice was Department, Athletic Department or Sharon Halle, Adenrele lposu, Melvin Johnson, Patti out of Vietnam. "They (the Demo- made before Tuesday night. Many of at least less biased people well in Knapp, Jacque Kubal, Nick Labash. Glenn L Frank. Sandy Loewus. Miner Lowe, Rick Malaspina, Steve crats) say we'd get out, we'd aban- the girls who performed were in the advance then you should save all the Marinucci, L arry Mauler, L ynne Mayf laid. Lisa McKaney, don the South Vietnamese, we have no estimation of many far superior to other girls the time, tensions and Jack Mogg. Kenneth Mohr. Abraham Oni, Shirley Anne government in Saigon at Owden, Joanne Petersen, Dan Russo, D J Salvatore, Eric love for the some who had been selected. hurt feelings by foregoing all the Schatmeier, Mrk Simon, Linda Smith. Linn.. Smith, all..." Five girls were chosen, three held trimmings and let the encumbent girls Stephen Smythe, Terri Sprenger, Cathy Tallyn, Steve At that point, one of the listening over from this last year and two new just pick their friends. Webber, Roger Woo, David Zapata spectators tied up his beak. They (friends). Strange how these girls Good luck, girls. couldn't handle it anymore. all did so well (according to the judges) L. Moore April 27, 1972, Page 3 News Review For county parks A.S. election

Reds give up Committee seeks support on KSJS-FM An Loc capture Continuous Ilk, . -11.1Il1,1'S Mike Jones LAI KHE, Vietnam (AP)--North Vietnamese forces have BY LARRY MAUTER the counly-s general tax fund the amendment before the charter amendment. Litera- age of the A.S. Elections and Chris Sanchez will be given up trying to capture the key city of An Loc and are A committee with the and placed in a trust fund. June 6 election. ture will be available and will begin at 8 tonight on located at the computer cen- destroying it with artillery barrages of up to 2,000 rounds a goal of saving open space in This fund is to be used over To accomplish this, a members of the student radio station KSJS. 90.7 FM. ter. Santa Clara County is seek- a 10 year period to aquire campus steering Pierce, day, the commander of the northeast front said Wednesday. committee, steering committee will an- According toSani In the Spartan Daily of- ing student support in its ef- and develop land for the chaired by SJS at RTNC, The South Vietnamese intercepted a message to the com- student swer questions concerning the news editor fice, Rick Billings and Lyndi forts to secure the passage county park system. Joanne Silva, has been munist command explaining the enemy's failure to take An form- the measure, the specialized coverage will Cooper will interview can - .s of a county charter amend- The committee, headed ed. The committee is Loc. It blamed the failure on "North Vietnamese tanks plan- County park officials, ex- continue until the election dictates, while Fran Zone, ment. The amendment, by Stanford law professor ning an exhibit to be dis- plaining racing too far ahead of their infantry." This left the tanks why Measure C is results are complete. Tony Daniels and Ed Cabrera Measure C, will appear on Robert Girard, is seeking played in the College Union Jerome unprotected when they ran into South Vietnamese troops important to residents of the Anchormen will report reactions at the the June 6 primary ballot, support of the county's from May 8 through May 12 county, point Navies and Lee Anderson armed with anti-tank rockets. to population headquarters of the candi- Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Minh said he offered the piaster The measure would re- 50,000 18 to 21 -year -olds and May 29 through June 2. projections for the valley will head the team. Re- 1cl dates for executive office. equivalent of $500 to each soldier who could knock out a quire that the equivalent of and the 25,000 students at The exhibit will include and cite current use pat- porters will be located at North Vietnamese tank. 10 cents per $100 assessed SJS. They are attempting a slide show depicting the terns of the county park the computer center where Also included in the II to inform SJS "It really improved morale," said Minh. "My men went property value betaken from students of sites to be affected by the system. the votes will be tabulated, coverage will be pre-taped hunting for tanks. So far they have destroyed 45 or 50. Soon They say that even con- the Spartan Daily office candidate interviews. I will be very poor. Maybe I will have to sell my stereo to servative forecasts show the where the candidates will Ii pay them." county should prepare for a gather, and the headquarters EUROPE Minh claimed the most critical phase is over, but he is population of 1,363,000 by of each of the executive $220. - $275. It T. 1980. clearly worried by the sustained North Vietnamese shelling. Currently, 1,064,000 slates. From West people reside in the county. From 8 to 9 p.m. Randy Coast Roach will moderate a talk Fly One WayFrom$125 show during which interes- FlightsAll Year Long ted students may call in and Flights Also Available On Campus Chicano art comment on the elections. to Israel and the Orient The phone numbers are 277- For Information 3183 and 277-3184. Contact 365-8625 symposium Pierce estimated the sta - E.S.E.P. Geology pre-reg starts May 1 "El Alma Chicana," an tion will be able to give pre- 801 Woodside Rd. Pre -registration in the Geology Department .for the fall educational symposium fea- liminary results between 11 Redwood City turing art ESEP- Members semester will be held May 1 through May 12 in the Geology exhibits, films, and 12 p in SJSC and Office, Duncan Hall 321. workshops on the for- gotten heritage of this All geology courses except 2A, 105, 110, and 120 will be con- tinent will pre- registered. include today: 9 a.m. to Pre -registration is open to both majors and non -majors. 10 p.m. Continuous films VOICE YOUR OPINION C.U. Loma Prieta Room YOU CAN H ON RADIO TONIGHT! Aero students: see counselors 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. PHONE IN TO: Mtn) students must see their counselors this week in Continuous slides order to pre -register for classes May 8-12. Pre -registra- C.U. Umunhum Room RANDY ROACH tion will take place in the office of the Aero Department, 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 277-3183 or 277-3184 located in the Engineering Building. Research Seminar The order of pre -registration will be: May 8, seniors; C.U. Almaden Room KSJS - 90.7 FM May 9, graduate students; May 10, juniors; May 11, sopho- 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. 8:00 mores; and May 12, freshman. ob. Socio-Psych. Seminar - 9:00 TONIGHT For more information contact Mrs. Hobbs in the Aero Coyote creek, a park development site hinging on voter approval C.U. Almaden room Department . 'Soul travel' talk here tonight Meeting An introductory talk on ’the ancient science of soul travel," or Eckankar, will be given tonight at 7:30 in Cen- tennial Hall 164. Two students of Eckankar, Jim Nelson and Mike Frec- of pilots cerri, will explain the meaning of Eck and its history as a creed. Eck is described in literature on the subject as, "total awareness, the culmination of soul travel in a com- at SJS plete and transcendent religious experience." The Flying 20's, an on - campus flying club, is spon- soring the 1972 Annual Northern Pilots' Confer- ence, Saturday, May 6, 8 Elsewhere a.m. to 5:30 p.m., in the Concert Hall of the Music Building. On Thursday, May 11, Five San Jose lobs available the club will visit Purdue University, Indiana to com- Five jobs are open with the city of San Jose. The open - pete with the top flying clubs flings are for a summer'camp nurse and clerk, departmental in the nation, at the National ,,.., officer, and a full and part-time stock clerk. Inter-Collegiate Flying As- Applications for the camp jobs must be received by 5 A sociation (NIFA). p.m. Wednesday, May 10. Applications for the other jobs *fr.'. :Is,I must be received by 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 3. Flyers attending the ... Woep Persons are to apply in the Personnel Department, NIFA will compete in four pd Room 215, City Hall, 801 No First St., San Jose. events; the power -on land- ing; the power-off landing; Buddhist meditation session set navigational event; and a bomb drop. Also to be award- Nippo Syaku, Bishop of the Nichiren sect of Mahayana ed will be a safety trophy. tOe spoW Oad Buddhism, will conduct a meditation session Friday, 7:30 p.m., at 430 S. Ninth Street. Meetings of the Flying Bishop Syaku tentatively plans to establish a Zen center 20's are held twice a month in the San Jose Area this summer. He formerly taught in the Aeronautics Depart- at Rissho University, Antioch College, the California Insti- ment. Additional informa- gope mid spripg bUrst tute of Asian Studies, the American Conservatory Theatre tion may be obtained by cal- and was a consultant to the Harvard University Library. ling Scott Schoonover, A donation of $1.00 per person is requested. 247-8012. Humanists plan apop the lard, public meeting OPEN Ill MIDNIGHT The Humanist Com- (Every Night) munity of San Jose will spon- Professional Pharmacists sor a free public meeting to the people discuss their movement at 8 p.m. Friday. The meeting, which will MODERNE DRUG CO. be held at 738 N. Second St. Second and Santa Clara Streets will feature a slide presen- rejoiced mid tation and informal social Phone 293-7500 hour to get people aquainted San Jose with the organization. drat* of I I SATURDAY APRIL 29 spripg _ Wipe." the world's fastest horses

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Ph"4 r1144.11:;:AZ make Bo* emysov yeArticni- atAld.hlia-iate-- 4%4 it/ 77-2- _ Page 4, April 27, 1972 .,.,DA TEB 0 OK Anti-war Filipino art show South Bay teach-in tomorrow rock-folk-soul diversified Focusing on President address to the na- Work Nixon's By PAULINE EIONDONNO and interesting piece. tion last night regarding his Filipino student art works currently on "The carabao and I are brothers," begins policy in Southeast Asia, SJS By MELVIN JOHNSON display in the C.U. Art Gallery rather than one of Tom Weber's posters in the back room. Professors Against the War capturing a cultural image of their nation show Weber's photos and verses are a moving com- (PAW) will sponsor an anti- Chambers Brothers' explosion a widely diversified range of media expres- mentary on the poi and sadness of the war teach -in tomorrow at sing the avant-garde movement. many faces of the Filipino. 11 :30 airs. on Seventh Street. Chambers Brothers in a special concert: Isadore's, Bajumi Lagasca's "Cantankerous Woman" Two of the posters, an old man in a river The analysis of the Pre - San Jose. April 23, 1972. 11:50 p.m. deserves special mention. The large sized with a carabao and another wrinkled com- s i (1 en Cs speech, PAW After sitting through two hours of the opening perfor- acrylic done in gently moving soft pinks, patriot crouched on the ground with his spokesmen point out, will be mers, the Chambers Brothers came. blends into a rhythmic and enjoyable scene. fighting cock at his side that he hopes will an additional step toward someday bring him good luck, are especially The crowd cheered and said, "About time!" "Banana" by Vinnie Rivera, a watercolor, educating SJS students about moving. Willie Chambers responded, "We've been waiting too, turns the typical image of a banana into a the nature of U.S. involve- Linda Rapping's weavings, decorated with brother." little girl with a tassled hat lying on a bed. ment in Indochina. seashells and beads combines interesting Then there was an explosion: Psychedelic -gospel - It's interesting and fun to contemplate how "There are two different detail with a course media. soul. Mississippi bred. Rivera maintains the essence of the banana levels of consciousness" Raku ceramics by Linda Rappiting are Self-taught George Chambers laid down some mellow with its transformation into a child. prevalent on this campus, cracked chords on the electric bass guitar. Tall Joe Chambers played particularly tasteful and creative Dr. Gene Bernardini, assis- However, Rivera fails to capture the spirit pottery. the hell out of his, and little Willie is a giant with a guitar tant professor of Humani- of that banana in his other watercolors on generation, is in hand. Lester Chambers. cowbell and all, let loose some Focusing on the "head" ties said after yesterday's display, "Squash and "Mashed Potatoes." James Jhao's "Battle Acid." The work real funky notes on vocal. inaugural PAW anti -war for- Both lack the movement, depth and expres- lacks detail and expression. Jhao fails to Brian Keenan Chambers, English born, "gets down" um. siveness of the banana. explosiveness that the scene on drums. capture the One level is represented Miguel's 6 -foot of a skeleton perched on a winged horse "Time Has Come Today," sing the Chambers Brothers. For macrame fans, Vic Marilynn by those who are intimately by his army trailing in the heavens The stage starts to rocking, with strobe lights and dancers high macrame creation uses simple knots followed acquainted, with the history capturing man on earth could portray. Filipino jewelry is inspected by two students having to dig into their energy reserves to keep pace draped on a wooden beam to create a rough of American involvement in with the blasting, fast-moving sound that is truly Chambers. Vietnam, he illustrated, and The smoke -filled alcoholic air drugged the restless crowd who feel "helpless" to do while the sound system was being repaired. anything about it. The Brothers returned, urging "Love, Peace and Happi- by editor Yesterday's 90 -minute

"More!" defended with policy responded shouts for Daily ness." The people forum attracted some 200 People crowded around the stage, clapping hands, shout- persons, who braved the in- ing, (lancing and eyeing the staggering, perspiring group Continued from page 1 the sole responsibility of what the Chicanos are ask- signatures. hearing is given to all." tense heat and listened to of at: Isadore's. San Jose. April 23, 1972. 2 a.m. When the Bob Pellerin, Spartan Chicano news coverage." He ing for is a paper that is "The basic contention Pellerin suggested that speeches by three members the Chambers Brothers played. Daily editor, denied that the also reminded the committee divided up between all spe- Chicano leaders is that the Chicanos, and other of the SJS faculty, headlined Daily "suppresses the free that the Daily has allotted cial interest grouds on cam- Daily is, by nature, a cen- groups that want print space by Doug Dowd of the Econo- Pop soul song stylist Jackie de Shannon tontght through Saturday at Chocks space for any letters to the pus. He said that the 500 sor. They contend that the Rock sounds of Country expression of ideas and con- independent of Spartan Daily mics Department. Cellar. Los Alt, 152 tonight, 42 50 Fr iday Saturdayl weekly Chi- signature fair news is written by Weather tonight and Friday at Campbeirs Bodega 1511 cerns of the Chicano com- editor, and a requirement would only control, should find means SOUNDS IN SAN JOSE munity." cano column, "Mano a be unfair to smaller groups those intricately involved in folk - other than the Chicano plan. Santana style 1643 Friday diet Saturday al the Warehouse Morgan Mano," on the editorial page. on campus who feel they have making that news --that the ilhelm Reich rocs tialighl. Jame% Lee Reevw F riday. Family Jewel soul Seturday. Ch,. Pellerin pointed out that He pointed out that there Barney Sunday at 01,10 Coy', At R ic ardos Terry Fetterman tonight, the Daily has assigned a Chi- Pellerin explained to the important things to say but initiator of the news should already exists a mostly Chi- "WR-Mysteries tonight through Rinbow Hill F iday Saturday. Childhood's End Sunday Trilogy cano on the Daily staff "with committee that in essence cannot come up with 500 control what the people read. Que Tat. Saturday, Green Catherine Sunday at the Garlic Factory Al Strawberry cano publication, of the Organism" Froggy Bottom journalists, be- Fields Maple Syrup tonight and F, iday, MadBrothers Saturday, "We, as which is devoted to in-depth - A ZANY COLLAGE Blues Band Sunday American Headband tonight through Saturday, Is Sunday lieve differently. We see it analysis ,of issues concern- at Isadore Ad Career Day Thursday ob- OF SEX & POLITICS BEYOND SAN JOSE as our job as independent ing Chicanos. SHOWN AT / JO & 10 5'2 Muskrat Fun tonight. The Beans Friday Saturday and Grootna Sunday ai servers to determine what is P ell e Fiji recommended " Chateau Liberte, Los Gates Childhood's End Saturday at the Bodega in & Heironymus tonight, Gregg bluegrass news and what isn't. It is that the Chicanos go to the Campbell Al the Los Gatos W.raCOilar Rick Gaston Merkin" 9 00 Sunday Mike Nock t,ight, Loading Zone leatur ing soulful L inda Tillery Fridak our task to see that differ- A.S. Council for funds for a Sunday at Pa, Ado In Yuar For Al Hovers Warehouse !Palo BOTH RATED X rid The Tubes ing opinions appear on our paper of their own. He said. Allot Gold t,ight through Saturday Aim, and Otha toneght. Hens. Brothers '72 set Bien Saturday Jolyn Point pages and that a fair Wabash ..1,1 Joe F editorial te AdVantage nd Terry Frit,- though, that the feasibility of Sunday at NICIELODCON Sunday ' Steamroller tonight through this is the responsibility of LINCOLN & CEDAR ITS. annual adver- SANTA CRUZ 426-7500 The third the field of advertising and ton, Durstine and Osborne in the AS. Council. tising career day, Ad -Van- gain insight into advertising. San Francisco. will be held Carvers .4110).Ak 13 & 1 tage Point '72, The keynote speech will "The Reel San Francis- )[1..sign Car Ccritt Thursday from 10 a.m. to be given by James Burch at co," a film about the top -ORIZED SALES A N 4 p.m. in the College Union. 12:45 p.m. He is the vice commercials of 1971 from Students will have an op- president and Account Group San Francisco, will be pre- This Summei portunity to meet people in supervisor of Batton, Bar - sented at 11 a.m. hold show You could do something different, Wrest a Panels on such topics as 16th century spanish galleon from Os tomb in the waters of Berrnuda, ascend the slopes corporations and advertising of a live volcano in the eastern Congo, survey the sunken city of cheap in media will be at 2 p.m Gythion in the Gulf of Laconia. for EDUCATIONAL EXPEDITIONS Sleep Saturday -.11 DENT Illst.ot \ This will be followed by rap INT E RNATIONAL, in association with the SMITHSONIAN sessions at 3 p.m. The Fifth Annual Wood- INSTITUTE, now offers eleven bona -fide scientific expeditions - Phone 247-3444 in hostel program carvers and Crafters Show, the greatest opportunity for adventure and education in history. AB55 STEVENS CREEK BLVD A no-host cocktail party SANTA CLARA CALIF 95051 will be held at 4 p.m. at will be held at Kelley Park On most expeditions no special req dements are necessary; only a Vacationing students will students in the hostel pro- Paolo's. Leininger Community Cen- strong body and a strong mind. `I live, work and learn with be able to stay in university renowned gram. Rates are $5 a day The charge to students ter, 1300 Senter Rd., San scientists from around the world. KENYA, ISRAEL, dormitories this summer BERMUDA, the CONGO. BOTSWAMA, You Don't Have To Leave and five cents a mile. for the day is $3.50. Jose, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on ETHIOPIA, CANADA, for under $10 a day with Saturday, and 11 a.m. to the SAHARA, GREECE and SUDAN are the sites, Anthropology, Campus to find out about American Airlines new hos- 5 p.m. on Sunday. Admis- Archeology, Ecology, Geology and Astronomy the sciences. 400 tel plan. sion is free. to 2000 dollars the price. This summer, do something exciting leaving town. Campus accomodations The show, which is spon- for students going East are Health Service gives sored by Northern Califor- Professional Travel at New York University, nia Chapter of National Wood Students. American University and Carvers Association and the Service for Trinity College in Washing- Faculty & Staff San Jose Parks and Recrea- ton and Boston University. tion Department, is open to LOWEST AIR FARES Students traveling West summer travel shots all woodcarvers and wood - TO ANY DESTINATION may stay at San Francisco crafters. and San Diego State Colleges Students, faculty and staff injections are advised to re- Registration for exhibi- Eurail Passes and the University of Cali- will be offered immuni- ceive the first injection this tors will be from 9 a.m. 'Group Discounts SPARTAN fornia campuses at Berkeley zations by the Student Health week, since there is a one- to 11 a.m. on Saturday and and Los Angeles. Service until May 26. month waiting period be- Sunday. No sales will be 'Student Stand-by TRAVEL MART Accomodations will be tween shots (there are two allowed at the show. Cards/ Tickets Downstwr r nilege Union for double occupancy. According to E.A. Abrose in the series). There will also be a re, 20/u Double occupancy will of the health service, free The health service is Never a Service Charge juried competition, and all Mon FN, lo S 36 cost $9 a night at UCB, small pox, tetanus, and open for immunizations from work must be accompanied $8 at New York University typoid shots are still avail - Ito 4 p si Friday. by the artist ci.(i(1 CI ce .(w and $5 at all other schools, able for travel and to meet r

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beer drinkers, nonhitters and funny fielders Intramural competition captures leisure time By LINDA ALETTO letes, the intramural pro- of the players. "We've got Unruh guards. The rest pays for adds that dwind- There just isn't that much younger. So I'm getting it THE PROBLEMS This year nearly 5000 gram is not designed for guys that can hardly faculty supervision and dribble ling fraternities and lack of to do up there. Intramurals out of my system now," he Racial strife has crept SJS students will participate men of varsity caliber," a ball and equipment. others, with a dorm unity has hurt intra- is a big thing," he added. explained. into the SJS intramural pro- in organized sports merely he added. little Dr. Unruh discipline, could play murals. "There is less divides his THE PLAYERS Some intramural players gram, according to Dr. for the **fun of it." Basketball is by far the intercollegiate sports," he pressure now from peer time between teaching physi- Gary Rubin, journalism are former high school ath- Unruh. He attributes this Through SJS' intramural most popular intramural said. groups to participate in cal education classes and major, has played intra- letes. mainly to spectator hares:, program, students are using sport, drawing nearly 800 Despite the present popu- sports. Students are going overseeing intramural acti- mural football for two sea- Bill Sullivan, English ment. leisure time competing in men a year. The reason for larity, intramural participa- off more on their individual vities. He explained that in sons at SJS. "For me the Major, played basketball for "Many times when an football, basketball, softball, its popularity is the heavy tion has for dropped by about tangents now," he said. San Jose there is plenty whole thing is competition, four years in high school. He all-White team plays an all - soccer, volleyball, judo and emphasis put on it in the go 3000 students in two years. THE PROGRAM students to do and many that's why I play," he said. has been on intramural bas- Black team the fans really go golf. The list goes on. high schools. "A person Dr. Unruh weekends. So intra- attributes this to SJS' intramural program home on Rubin never went out for ketball teams at SJS for two at it. Often we have a hard "We try to encourage likes to participate in a sport here is not as a changing student body and is funded through the A.S. mural support any sports in high school seasons. time finding students to of- students to have fun through he knows something about," student values. strong as at other schools, budget -- $18,500 for the but got involved in intra- "Basketball is my favor- ficiate at these games," he competition," said Dr. said Dr. Unruh. Fewer freshmen and 1971-72 academic year. some of which have full- murals at his junior college. ite sport. If I was good said. Daniel Unruh, professor of Competition in intra- sophomores is a time intramural directors. factor in Over half of this goes 'I got older and realized enough for intercollegiate "But SJS is not alone physical education and murals is equalized through the decline, "U.C. Davis, for exam- since these back to the students in wages I missed out on some things ball I would go out for it. here. Some schools have director of intramurals. leagues. Basketball leagues, groups are apt to be more ple, has a captive audience. for umpires, referees, stu- that I didn't do when I was But I'm not, so I play intra- to play intramural games "Though many of the par- for example, may go from A enthusiastic about organized dent officials, Co- rec super- murals," he said. behind closed doors without ticipants are excellent ath- to H depending on the level sports than upperclassmen visors, life guards and door For three seasons, Dave spectators," he added. Berthold has been active in "In cases like this the Five All-Americans in intramural softball. An avid purpose of intramurals is sports enthusiast, he played defeated," he continued, golf for four year in high "Intramurals are for fun school. "Intramurals? I and for letting-out tensions guess I'm still a little kid through working out. It's alumni 'polo match' at heart and still like to too bad that many times these play baseball," said Ber- games get too emotional and Athletic hari kari Four All- Americans top Samuels, John Gabers, thold, an industrial arts tensions are built up rather the list of returnees for the Howard Delano, Bruce Wat- major. than released " alumni water polo squad as son and goalie Dan Jones. it attempts a repeat perfor- "Offensively we have a mance of last year's upset very fine group of shooters .By Keith Peters over the SJS poloists tomor- with good driving capabili- The San Diego State Aztecs, discontent with a num- Not having to play in the PCAA might be great for row night at 7:30 in the Spar- ties. They're as quick, if ber of restrictions placed on their football program by the football team, but what about the rest of the Aztec tan pool. not quicker than last year's PCAA regulations, have decided to withdraw from the athletic program? Coach Lee Walton will fellas," commented Walton. conference. AZTECS HARDLY THREATS pit his '72 crew against All The '71 squad sported a (OR RENT; In a sense, the Aztecs are committing athletic San Diego didn't exactly tear up the league in the Americans Mike Allbright, 28-1 season record which hari kari. other areas of athletic endeavor. Fred Belcher, Ken Belli, and gave them a second to UCLA Under constant pressure from the press, which The sport in which SDS placed the highest was cross Steve Hanmann in the 11th at the NCAA championships. ROM carried criticism of SDS' schedule to extremes, and country. In that area, the Aztecs placed a distant Annual Spartan -Alumni Walton boasts 18 men 14icrti the thought of working under a limited number of foot- second to league titlist Long Beach State. water polo match. The Spar- from last year's teams and OF ball scholarships (55) established by the PCAA, San The Aztecs' gymnastics squad garnered a fifth tans hold eight wins against looks forward to junior col- 4kAW Diego made up its mind to move. place (which is last in the PCAA) while the swimmers two for the Alumni. lege transfers "to give us 8kuliS Donald E. Walker, San Diego's acting president could do no better out of a seven -team field. Brad Jackson, the only added depth." who made the announcement of the school's with - Water polo saw SDS end up in fourth place behind returning All-American, Admission to the match cJ. SA,) SALvADce sr pARIS2-5(.A4 II 4 S A. 0. - I IiOl lCi.c Ad a...... faCkl POOl drawl yesterday, added that a report from school of- the champion SJS contingent; wrestling saw the will lead the Spartan lineup is free and open to the ficials said their efforts to develop a major football favored Aztecs finish fourth, and basketball witnessed with Steve Spencer, Ed public. program were hampered by the PCAA's limitations. San Diego resting comfortably in third with a 7-5 The question at hand is, of course, the upgrading of league mark. the Aztec's grid program. San Diego can point to a How about football? mediocre football season last year for evidence. The once-mightly Aztecs found themselves dead- If San Diego is granted official permission to the locked with PCAA patsy U.C. Santa Barbara in fourth league (a meeting on June 6-8 will finalize any deci- place at the close of the season. sion), the Aztecs would be free to offer as many Before they get too hasty, the Aztecs had better scholarships as they wish. examine what will happen if their other programs have The consequences resulting are obvious. With more to face independent opponents. Learn to be a pilot. "scholies" the Aztecs can upgrade their grid program And if San Diego decides to go ahead with its seem- as they like. ingly foolish endeavor, they would have to either pad its SDS would then have to play an independant schedule schedule with pushovers or face nationally -ranked as opposed to the league slate offering four PCAA teams. opponents. Hari kari anyone? in your spare time. CoddeCeccatoclipCards Flying ...what a great Way to spend your Upon bring commis,iolied a :nd lieutenant in Its about time," said This is one time the Spar - when thirdbaseinmi Pita! o spare time. Undergraduate Pilot Training the Air Force Reserve, you go directly to an centerfielder Larry Ceccato tababes have been outhit, as drew firstbaseman John Yo- (UPT) is the Air Force Reserve's pro- Air Force flying school for classroom after belting a bases -loaded they garnered nine safeties. shihara off the bag allowing single driving in two runs. Leading the offensive for the Cardinal runner to score gram that trains those who qualify. and flying instruction. After one The bases loaded safety SJS was Steve Denton, two after two were out. 60 to become Air Force pilots with year of training, you will by Ceccato turned out to be hits in four at bats, Sam Manny Lopez, who reach- Piraro who had one hit and Europe a minimum of interruption return to the key hit for the SJS frosh- ed firstbase on a walk, your own home- soph baseball team as it drove across two runs, plus scored the second run in the from job, home life, etc. town, follow the civilian whipped Stanford for the first Ceccato and his two-run bottom of the third inning on Summer time this season, 6-4, at single. a ground ball by Piraro. It Charters qualifications include: career you've chosen, and Spartan Field yesterday. Stanford took a one-run gave SJS a 2-1 lead at tilt: being between 20% and fly with your local Air Ceccato's hit, his first lead in the top of the first time. Available from in several games, came in a 261/2 years of age; in top Force Reserve unit, dun- fifth inning four -run rally by physical condition; hold Ing your spare time and the Spartababes. It put SJS April 24 ahead 6-1. art supplies a bachelor's degree (or on weekends. For all It was also SJS' pitcher Sept. 23 in your last semester); the facts about the Rich Codde's first league STUDENT and satisfactory scores Reserve's Undergrad- win as he yielded 10 hits, 10 % sc CUNT* One Way walked one and struckout . on the Air Force Offi- te Pilot Training four. His record is now1-2 FINE ARTS CERAMICS The Spartababes are 8-9 COMMERCIAL ART . DRAFTING .1 $149 ter'sQualificationTest. Program mail in the in league action and 13-15-1 * $3.00 Min. Purchase Theprogrambegins following coupon. overall. 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ECOLOGICALLY SOUND Mitch 265-6767 Must sell Sea at near SJSC Cell Lucia 288-6716 TRANSPORTATION Home Cleaners 119sic H, L, etc I. 785 Minnisota Ave S J Food Supplements (Instant Protein) HOUSE -DISCRIMINATION- is il- NINTH ANNUAL JET FLIGHTS Beauty Aids IProleonixedShampooetc legal, if you experience it dial 277. EUROPE FROM $299 ROUND TRIP John & Mary Rhoades 297 3866 FOR SALE 2126 San Jose State Housing Office I WANTED JAPAN FROM 5349 ROUND WELL, YOU . ALL - TRIP TO DO WAS ROOMMATE WANTED Lame Apt. CALL FLIGHT CHAIRMAN 19161 WOULDN'T LET ME PISCEAN WATERBEDS THE PISCEAN Just SI15/rno 2 bdrrn 1 1/2 ba Call 451-7905 RULE THE UNIVERSE, RULE THE UNIVERSE 1528 W San Carlos 294 1455 1/2 block front SJS ,.- 35 S Fourth. Mark. 4248 OVERLAND DEPT B WHY AL. west of Sears King Queen $21, Dbl complete water- 926-9097 or 238-0500 ask for L ibrary King. Queen Twin $15, Safety Liners $2, CULVER CITY, CA., 90230 $19, beds $46 00. Double $44, Twin $33. plus 10 Year Guaran 4 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR LEASE. Frames $10 Frames $106 up Liners $2. Heaters on all beds Water Sofas. U L Excellent condition Open Sunday 11- EUROPE -ISRAEL -EAST AFRICA (ea $24 and up 10 year guarantee on all heaters, pillows, tapestries 6. 274 S. 12th St 266-7718 Student Trowel Discounts, ineapensive Listed beds Also water sofas, organic furn- HR 0 policy 294-1455 student camping tours throughout West Ask about our iture, pillows, tapestries. Mellow LARGE ROOM in Beautiful Student and East Europe. including Russia. sales people and right on prices 35 SOFA agent for inter -European ELEANOR'S FLOWERS of Los Gatos House $75 rno including util 96 $ student S 4th 287-7030 charter flights. CONTACT: ISCA is a lovery large "fresh cut' flower 17th St Call 295-7441 or 998-2992 11687 San Vicente Bled 04 LA Calif. shop We have the best quality flowers SHREDDED FOAM RUBBER 357 per 90049 TEL' at the lowest prices in town Lovely ROOMS, Ivy Hall .219 5. Sell Fer- 12131 526-5669 12131 826- pound Any amount Ph 293-2954 0955 or call rep' carnations at $1 00 doe no kidding/ nando. across from administration my,. Stve CosI bldg Double Kitchen priv., welling/l- 14151 845-7131 hours 4-7 pm Long stem roses at 53906$4 50 dot LARGEST SELECTION of current, ewd 294-6472 debate additional 65CI florists boo for officials lin a SJS used paperbacks, records and books. Daisies 650 bunch. Bachelor Buttons OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS 1r2 price Quality books and records Australia, Europe, S America, 95c bunch, Daffodils. Tulips, Iris, TOWNHOUSE Apts. for rent,2bdrm. Africa purchased Top prices paid- -cash, or etc All professions Stock, Violets ell etc etc You name Summer -$125 furnished Near cam- and occupations trade Lots of fiction, supplemental., $70010 $3,000 monthly E xpenses it we've got it,. Whether you buy one pus. Call 207-7555 or 296-7143. paid and classics RECYCLE BOOK overtime, sightseeing fiver or a dozen you receive the Free info. 296.6275 166 S 2nd St, mation-Write, same "fuss & ribbons- Every per APT FOR RENT -Modern Faro, a- Jobs Overseas, Dept P.O chase is gift wrapped You never got cross from Duncan Hall, 2305. San OS Box 15071, San Diego, Ca fate FINE CLASSICAL GUI TARS FOR PER- 92115 Marching Band's Salvador Summer rate $110. 294- so money TRY US- so much for FORMERS AND TEACHERS Lessons. -YOU'LL LIKE USII Wi also have a 6020 evenings or call Mr. Lee 29.- - Sunnyvale 783-2671 FLYING SOON? LYNNE MAYFIELD "The way the proposal said. scholarships. large selection of potted plants, ter 8758. By EAST to Denver, Chicago, New York been in rariurns. dish gardens and dry ar- The question exists is, I would think that it The money would be This plan has WATER BEDS San Jose's oldest Boston, Washington or Europe rangement flowers Everything at STUDENT RENTALS WEST for two and a water bed store, Yin Yang Wider to Hawaii or the -Orient whether it is better to have would satisfy A.S. Pres. divided with $1,200 going to a the works prices you can afford Our specialty Furnished Houses 3 & 4 Bedrooms Your TWA Bed Co. invites you to compare Campus Rep Bruce Freeman can help lunches for half years. Jeske, a 22 - is our small ' ler the hospital' ar 2 Baths a completely student -run Mike Buck's idea that stu- contingency fund quality, price, and service. LIMITED you make yqur GETAWAY NOWI Save rangements at $1 95 & $2 50 They're Furnished Apt. & Studios to during the week year -old music major, has NUMBER OF PARACHUTES 2611. dia- 1/3 with a TWA YOUTH PASSPORT and Marching Band, or not dent groups, not instruc- the band cute and "just enough" We are open 1 & 2 bedrooms meter, orange and white. Great for take up to 24 'months to pay with a before school that they prac- been working on it since 9 AM to 7 PM daily & Sunday II '2 day Rental Specialists since 1955 have a band at all. tionally related classes, ceolings, drapes, clothes, etc Only FREE, EASILY OBTAINABLE, TWA Holidays/ 720 University Ave Los Scroll, Realty, 295 No 10th answers are be- tice. the beginning. 55 Visit one of our stores at 400 GETAWAY CREDIT CARD. Call Possible would get the funds," Jeske 356-6314 or 356-4839 (at the Call 297-2410 Bruce Gatos Park Ave 18 blocks west of SJS) at 287-9668 for officials for a Three thousand five "Admittedly, it is an ex- behind Oak information fore campus said. end of the cyclone fence Ph 286-1263 or 29 E Campbell Ave PRIVATE ROOM, kitch, privileges, to take effect for hundred would be for lodging periment, but those of us Meadow Park) Winchester) Ph 378-1040 EURORAIL decision Jeske, who is also an let college men only. 22 S. 11th St. -tours sof allights 19'72-73 academic year. and meals for a trip to San who have been seriously in- PASSPORT PHOTOS -ONE DAY SER- (Mast or 217-3553 lions) carrentals -hostels -pensions - sports the HAND MADE RINGS. Choose from 293-9644 upper division representa- VICE 4 FOR 5775 15 minutes see - europeancers-shipping-sleeping bags' According to Bill Jeske, Diego. Travel would -hope- volved in the department be- red & gold tiger eye, turquois and tive on this year's A.S. vice available Daily 8 a m -3 pm STUDIO $115/mo. Available now. Call mountainboots, etc. Condor. 2305 the approval fire agate $1050 & up Ph 225- Wilshire vice chairman of the Music fully" be paid for by the lieve that if Sat till noon Tinker Bell Studio during the day 292-6723. Boulevard Santa Monoc a 213/ council, says the allocation 7472 828-6064 Council, the answer most of state. One thousand is al- doesn't come back from 1040 The Alameda, SJ for next year is $1,200, or GIRLS ONLY! New rooms with kit- wants ready allocated for the re- (Academic Vice President) MT. HAMILTON RD, 1 ACRE, UNIVERSITY the Music Department LIFT YOUR SPIRITS! chen prin. From $60. 99 S. 9th TRAVELERS CLUB $9,000 less than requested. BREATHTAKING VIEW Executive Traveling this summer? Stay over- student -run activity. pair and cleaning of Dr. Hobert Burns, there may Join a college -age BALLET class at and 278 S. 10111. Across campus is -a Custom County Home. 2,200 sq. ft., night free! Stuck at Eufrazo. School of Ballet Essential Parking. Phone 295-8526 or 295- home? Host with one faculty adviser to "Anywhere from 95 to uniforms. The rest of the not be a Spartan Marching 3 yrs, old, beautiful decorated. techniques for the beginning dancer. 3 9514. travelers. Meet friendly people. Ex- bedrooms, 2 bath, built in bar, change accomodate the demands of 150 students participate in money would be divided into Band next year," he said. 246-6675 if no answer 241-1776 privileges with members in sliding glass doors, beamed ceil- $145 NEW U.S. and Canada. Write now for full the state, and funding from the Marching Band and we ings thruout. PUBLIC AUTO MART Low county taxes. POOL, RECREATION LOUNGE details: UTC, P.O. B.9147, Berkeley Appraised with both the state and the As- feel that $10,200 is the mini- has expanded into a "Mobile Flea $56,900. 10% down W. GLEN AREA ADULTS Calif. 94709 mum we actually need," he Market" autos, trucks, boats, motor- to qualified buyer. Sell for $55,900 1 bdrrn Medit. Furn. Wood paneling, sociiied Students firm cycles, lc,. lors, etc We do the adver- Call Ron Gabriel - agent huge closets, maul. Close to bus. JET CHARTER FLIGHTS ,377-8181 tising, you do the selling' We aver - Shops 6 mm, to fwy. 17 & 280. 2 LONDON from $129 ONE WAY over 2,000 "Prospective Buyers" each bdrm. $170 286-3879. EUROPE. HONG CONG, ORIENT weekend Total cost for seller - $12 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES Weekly Departures, Until Friday Pedigree -registered with A Igood until sold) fee includes 30 day K.0 Call STUDIO APT, FOR RENT. $115/mo. PLEASE CONTACT 415-771-3331 251-5061 or 262-3811 listing for any vehicle not sold the Furnished..W&G paid. 1/2 block from Win a free trip to London first our weekend. Based on coyerience S.M. Call 287-7387 in March, 35, of all vehicles HELPI HELPI BUSINESS IS LOUSY! RUSSIA -SCANDINAVIA, 5 wks. $350 15% off all items in stock with this were sold after 1 weekend of display' MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. Own inclusive. London departures. Small ad we do even better on VW 's & mod EXCEPT articles already on sale. room in large furnished 2 bedroom group camping travel (ages 18-301. THE CLOTHES HORSE BOUTIQUE priced trans vehicle, Every Sat & apt. Pool. Call Dan 293-6459. Also Eueope, Africa. Write: Whole of San Jose Eerth Expeditions. Ltd., US. has sale Agents Drive -In Theatre Guild Sun 9-4 Capital Street Ceramics by SJS Pottet truin 9 a.M. to 6 p.m. Capital Expressway & Monterey Rd. 36 South First COMFORTABLE. Clean, I bedrns. for Transit Travel Ltd , Box 1497 For further into 287-9566 turn, apt. for rent NOW. $125/mo. S.C., Mo. 64141 Guild are on sale on Seventh Most items on sale are SPANISH GREEN COUCH & matching PUBLIC AUTO MART Well maintained by owner. 297-0465 love seal $69 Call 294 ,1549 or Street today through Friday priced from $9 to $10. Raku "A meeting place for private parties or 294-7332 Reservations for summer TRAVELING? STAY OVERNIGHT come by 72 S 6th St 01 to buy and sell used vehicles." rentals also. 633 S. 8th St. FREEI Stuck at home? Meet tra- ware and stoneware are fea- veling people. Exchange privileges tured. HARMONY WAY VOICE - PIANO HELP WANTED MEN/ MANAGER with members in U.S. and Canada. Bowls, cups, vases, lided STUDIO Couple wanted (1 child okl to menage Write: University Travelers Club, Rally offers Box 9147, Berkeley, CA, 94709 Today's Music or "Classical" unit apt. near campus $55 rent re- sculpture and WANT US, jars, pipes, Beginners - Professionals YOU duction on 2 bdrm furn. apt. 295- Help Other People blown glass are offered. San Jose 286-8917, Santa Cruz Your Chance to 7438. GOING TO EUROPE? Save money tra- 476-6616 Money Is A Bonus veling. Read. "How to Buy and The sale features raku bike, prizes Freedom. Fun, Education APARTMENTS Sell a Used Car in Europe." Send UNLIMITED ware, cracked pottery with FUTURE CPA'S Leanr How to pre- SHAKLEE'S FOR $1.50 to Yra Press, Box 99113 San A brand new 10 -speed OPPORTUNITY pare for the CPA exam. BECKER RENT Francisco, CA. 94109 a clear glaze. In this orien- FROM CAMPUS Bridgestone bicycle will be CPA REVIEW COURSE Call collect. ONLY 1/2 BLOCK Studio $105 5111 ki2 297 3866 tal process which is 3,000 San Jose 1408) 251 - 8446. San Francisco 466 South I bdrrn furnished $140 HAWAIIAN SUMMER SEMESTER the first place prize in the put in i4151 781-4395 John & Mary Rhoades 295-7438 Over 25 grad., 50 undergrad, courses Bike-cology rally, which will years old, pottery is a barrel with dry leaves to choose from for college credol begin tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. JOHNNY CAMPBELL'S WORK PART TIME NOW andfull time ROOM FOR $45/me. Share roornwith $579 includes air fare, housing at crackled this summer. We train you for an beautiful Church Coll. of Hawaii, thre. on Seventh Street. which creates the Crnr of Washington & Mery-Mary kitchen pricings* 92 N th St effect. Manor Shopping Center, Sunnyvale exciting position in management, with Rrn HI Si Call 293-9810 or 295- meals a day and sightseeing June 18 Other prizes in the "gim- Set nite-Ladies nite, 1/2 price ALCOA'S largest subsidiary. If you 4482 to July 29. Special 3 week teacher', Potters like to work with people, call 268- mick" rally are bicycle ac- Chris Menze, drinks Wed -Sat Singers Gypsy & workshop, 4 units $459 Write WORL 0 Guild board of directors John, folk & pop. Cocktails 8739 after 4 PM. MATURE STUDENTS VISTA TOURS, 150S Los Robles, Pa, cessories, including tool adena, Calif 91101. member, said students have Large, clean, modern apts., 2 blks. kits, pumps and bicycle STUDENT VOTERS FORUM ATTRACTIVE GIRLS WANTED for from SJS. Low summer rates, free been working on the sale Confused about campus issues? Come nude modeling Study while you work parking, 297-1930 lights. Sign-ups for the Special Items in the Art Building and participate in the forum No sex or porno $50 to $100 per PERSONALS free Bike-cology, sponsored guest speaker Mike Buck "Monday" day Full or part time, mornings, I EIDRM. APT, for rent New rugs, April 24. 2.30 ch 149 evenings Artists & ceramic lab since Christ- afternoons, paint. Now or reserve for June. I MAKE CAST GOLD & SILVER wed by the Alpha Phi Omega ser- Models Studio 1415 Alameda 5.1 mas. 751 S. 2nd St. 293-7796 ding bands le other jewelry, all one vice fraternity, will continue FRIDAY FLICKS stars Lee "Marvin" 998-1965 The Potters Guild also and James Moreau in Monte Walsh of kind. If you have unusual de- in the Intramurals Office in LOW RATES, 2 & 3 bdrm turn sires in this area Gall me at 354- At Loma Prieta Room, College Union, adventure of western offers raku demonstrations SEE A GAY apts. Modern, large, clean, air cond 8804 or come by Old Town in Los the Men's Gym until the time April 28 life Lee Marvin in Monte Walsh, 695S. 11th. Ph, 275-1974 Gatos afternoons Wednesday through of the rally. each semester. April 28, College Union, Loma Prieta MCGOVERN CAMPAIGN NEEDS Saturday. Rm ONE BDRM, APT, 540 S. 9th St. George Larirnore VOLUNTEERS. Precinct walking be $125 mu. Start May 21. Come by. gins April 29 (Sat I Contact the office DANCERS, 53 hour up and amateur DON'T CUT YOUR LONG HAIR, get 'or more information 289-9118 topless every Wednesday $15 to all FREE COTTAGE for male, rehire short -hair wig. All styles J&J participants. $,25 to winner Prtoco for 1 1/2 hrs. work day. No shower, Wigs, 10925 N. Wolfe Rd. Cupertino List ratings Thursdays at 6 PM Hare Krishna pants offered contract The Brass Rd. Call Tower Car needed. 14750 Clayton Ph, 255-3484. an intro- Potters wares on sole on Seventh St. disciples offer dinner & Rail 734-1454 258-1276. Thru Sept. duction to the Krishna philosophy All students are welcome to partici- SEE LEE MARVIN in Monte Walsh, OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS ROOM FOR 2 GIRLS with kitchen pate in the chanting, dancing, and At Friday Flicks, April 28, Loma Australia, Europe, S America, provileges $40 ea 426 So. 7th Al 659 S 8th St Pried. Rm. College Union feasting Africa, etc All professions and noon or after 5 undergoing revision occupations, $700 to 3,000 monthly Earn money! Whole blood & GUITARISTSwith gd. barit/ Three SJS students 2 ACOUST Expenses paid. overtime, sightseeing Plasma programs St 00 Bonus with to form grp. Develop Pop tenor voices Free information -Write, Jobs Over- studied ID on first visit Calif Blood Tower List, the student - Speech and Drama Building numbers & eventual ly approach SERVICES & orig. seas, Dept P O. Box 15071, San Bank Foundation 35 So Almaden Ave Serious only 266-5953 aft rated guide to SJS instruc- and Centennial Hall. record co Diego, Ca 92115 opposite Greyhound Bus Depot phone 9y m tors, is under revision. ARTISTS* MODEL available for ar- 294-6535 The six -week plan will $65 to $95 PER WK/PART TIME tists, photographers, students groups released next Scheduled to be include all the campus build- Unlimited earning potential addressing workshops Rates open NO porno FINE FOR DOPE year. it will be taken from scholarship winners AUTOMOTIVE envelopes at home in your spare time After 5, weekends, 275-6168 Ill sell enough candles I I arge, scented, ings. Companies are paying top money to only $2.001 to pay my FINE for cards now being circulated. & TAKE THE HASSLE OUT of buying individuals with GOOD handwriting ofr WHO'S ON THIRD? smoking grass, 155001 they won't send -The most important "personally" addressing their enve- The first all-out cam- a used auto, truck, motorcycle( hund- Your friendly neighborhood Typing me to jail on May 13. Come by Three SJS students have 130 Northern California stu- information re- thing is to get the cards reds of new vehicles on display each lopes For further Service 287-4355 (TRY IT, YOU'LL lth& San Carlos and meet a real live paign by Tau Delta Phi, the dents present at the con- garding opportunities with these com- collected. We already have been awarded scholarships weekend. Stop by early the best LIKE ITft scholastic fraternity which to attend the World Affairs ference, set for next week. buys are sold fast Free admission. panies. send $2 to Advertising Asso- produce.s the pamphlet, will more than the last rating Free perking PUBLIC AUTO MART ciates, P 0 Box 487, Crawfordville, FAST. ACCURATE, Experienced ty- FREE CUDDLY PUPPIES--7 weeks Council's 1972 conference ISee our ad -announcements) Fla, 32327 pist IBM Selectric-pica Can edit old Terrier/Poodle cross, Cell 275- hopefully provide a wider - used for the base," said on "An American Foreign Speakers from govern- 4 miles from SJS Mrs Aslanien, Call 1077 one of the members. PART TIME based rating, according to ment and industry will pre- 'V PONTIAC GTO 4 sp. trans., 400 298-4104 Policy for the Seventies" at 6$ EVENINGS 111 Pres. John Tice. The eight -card packet cu. in., 58,00) mi R & H, $850 YOUR PERSONALIZED HOROSCOPE Asilomar on the Monterey sent their views on foreign BIct sts , Clean, body in ex. cond. Time -Life Books offer steedy employ- $10 SEND HOUR, PLACE, DATE ment calling our customers evenings RFNT A TV OR STEREO $10 per Presently 15.000 cards may be marked with an elec- students will 259-5272 or 374-7504 Month, (DAY/MO /YEAR) OF BIRTH AS Peninsula. policy, and 6 p.m. -9 and Saturday a.m. Earn $2. free service, no contract. Call have been collected, while trographic pencil or a pen. Esche's 251-2598 TROSCOPES, P0 BOO 4561, STA Joseph Inyene, Abraham participate in seminars and 917 CHEV. VAN, Many extras Greet $4 on salary and bonuses. Pleasant C, SAN JOSE, CA. 95126. are being passed out interesting work for mature individual more Comments on the back of the panels to provide commen- vacation vehicle Call 354-7986 all. PASACHUTE JUMP INSTRUCTION Oni, and Carolyn Woodwar:i who can talk easily about books. All daily. This week, the third 4 PM. Complete first pimp course All cards are particularly tary on the addresses. work done in our nearby San Jose will be among more than equipment furnished Special student LOST & FOUND the campaign. Includes the solicited office. Leads only. Weekly paycheck. KAWASAKI 350 Avenger, 1970Street rates Stevens Pero -Loft Oakland Call 298-5433 for interview appt. Low mileage Fantastic condition. Airport 569-5358 $40 REWARD for return of 10 -speed Asking $525. Call 354-4706 PRESTIGE CO. needs Beauty Con- Sclwrinn taken from 7th St reek 13ap TYPING, Experienced, fast also Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway: sultants to present beauty shows. edit- Nogues. Call Tom 996-1695 aft. 3pm '62 IMPALA CONY. $250 or offer ing Former English teacher mpEurtatglaticitte New concept in Cosmetics that sells Power steering. 327 co , dependable 244 6444 aft 6 Mary Bryner. itself. Cell 277-4430. LOST on SJSC tiny F Terrier mix May 5 Berkeley Community Theatre: trans. Well cared for. Tim, 287- pup "Peanuts" blk & brn White 0678 or 275-8158 INSURANCE University, will discuss "The GIRLS, AUTO flea collar Reward 704 $ 8th 297- Indiana low mo rates *Don Rickies May 1-7: As A Politi- experience No driver refused 7326. Mono Public Administrator 48 TRIUMPH 6 250 Cony Excel Afraid to nude model? No Spon- Harvey Diesner 241-3900 Circle Star cian," 12:30p m .Business 2t9 coed 40,000 ml $1,900 or best of - necessary. High pay, work when you eetings sored by Pi Sigma Alpha want Strictly legitimate. 248-9168 or German Slum. 9 mos lost Fri at fer. 739-8340 eel 5043 Ask for Jan, THESIS TYPING - ELECTRIC Mas- 243-5386 fountain. Is fanatic about sticks & Ticketron TODAY or 257-9940 eves ter's Reports Diserttions. balls. Name is Shushannah Call Jerry WOMEN'S CENTER YOGA CLASS, TEACHER OPENINGS: Current list- Maroamw Ternberg 1924 Harris Ave 321-1200 X5181 Reward! 8:30 p.m Ninth and San Cerlos 'SO PLYMOUTH Excellent condition 111 'Sc, ings of hundreds of Cal ifOrnia schools Cali 371-0395, San Jose Santa Clara Valley Box Office streets Kundalini yoga beginning $225. Special Deluxe model. Call seeking teachers in all fields. $3 $12 REWARD for return of Spanish class TODAY 277-8859. Calif School Placement Bureau, 1974 TYPING -term papers, etc., exper- book lost last week. Call 969-3659 ALPHA ETA RHO INTERNATIONAL IRANIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 140 Thousand Oaks, Berkeley, CA. ienced and fast. Phone 269-8674 West San Carlos, San Jose 287 5967j AVIATION FRATERNITY, 7 p.m. will present film. 7 p m Morris Monza, Excellent cond. 1966 Corsair LOST: German Shepherd. Vicinity C.0 Pacifica Room All students Dailey Auditorium 289-1782 5035 6th St apt 4 $509 FOR PROBLEM PREGNANCY CARE, of San Jose State. Leather collar. across from Civic Auditorium welcome. GRADUATE RECITAL, B 15 p.m., HOUSING pregnancy leafing, contraception and Answers to Max. Reward Call NAVIGATORS, Bible study, 730 Concert Hall KARMANN GHIA Rebuilt trans., THE '62 sterilization Call Family Planning 288-8785, p.m., C.U. Pacheco Room. ADVISING FOR RECREATION & lower end Good interior, tires, applications for sum- Alternatives 289 9011 ESSA, 6.15 p m., ED 212. MINORS is in progress now and ends and body. R & H New brakes. Mak* 470's now taking LOST AROUND 8th & Rood, ECKANKAR, Ancient Science of Soul May 3 Sign up for appointments offer 294-9759. mer and fall semester Summer rates - DICK'S AGUA-SERV Golden bdrm. Rot. 4 mo. Answers to "Shadow" Travel, 7.30 p m., CH 164 A lecture in PER 114 June -Sept Huge furnished 2-3 Agoorium repaired, serviced Has Bill's College COUNSELING AND TESTING OF F IC E apts, paneled, shag rug, AEK. pool, a white chest & pews. Call 294-8759 In acquaint the public with Eck/miter '70 DATSUN 240 Z. Must sell. AM/ Buy 293.8006 Sell an extension of its academic and 4705, 11th Apt 1 287-7590 Thanks. TOMORROW has FM Shelby Sprints 6 all extras. vocations' services, 6-9 pm Mon- CHESS CLUB, noon -4:30 pa,, CU 259-4170 after SOO. Ray. TYPING by pert -time legit secre- through Thursday in the C.0 JOSE RESIDENCE CLUB CO-ED Pharmacy Almaden Room. day SAN tary Reasonable rates. Call Lesley Room, Student Activities JUST OFF CAMPUS EXPL FOOD, ALPHA PHI OMEGA, 1230-330p m., Claveras '66 VW BUS. Excellent condition at 253-9299. Seventh Street Bike-cology relly for and Services Office LINEN & MAID SERV PARKING, Engine recently rebdilt Runs per INSIDE COURTYARD. SJS students TOMORROW COLOR T.V., ARABIC BELLY DANCING IN- fectly. 286-9542. RUN BY HILLEL'S JEWISH MYSTICISM AND FRIDAY FLICKS, "Monte Walsh," 7 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING STRUCTION Special rates for stu- Suntan Lotion group meets and 10 pm , C U Loma Proets Room. PEOPLE WHO CARE . SHARED 20.50/ Coppert one CHASIDISM discussion 63 VW Rebuilt engine Runs good dents, for information call Zarila Admission 50 cents wk. MEALS OPTIONAL, 10.50/wk. tonight at 7:30 at the Jewish Student $625 Call 292-5872 295-5418 Center 47 S. Fifth Si SECURITY will be licensing bikes and Ph, 293-7374 202 S. 11 St. req $179 $1.19 etching identifying numbers on pro. '70 VW BUG, 20,000 mi. Clean TYPING, termpapers, etc., One block warty all afternoon. Building G. Fifth FOR RENT-Cilx, 2 Cell 277-2879 between 1- Or., AEK. Crete., from campus Reasonable fates. $1.400 drps , w/pd Street 4 p nr, , couple. $135, 1187 Editing done too 294-7033 speakers PEACE CORPS AND VISTA repro- Sc 6th St Alberto Balsam on campus May sentetives will be AEI -DESIGNING - am slo 1 pm in the TAILORING FRIDAY 1 5, 9 College Union Classified Rates ALTERATIONS Conditioner OR YORK WILLBERN. professor al Two Three Four Floe Earn addi For men and women, special rates days days dee% der+ lice.' day 293-5009 req $149 Aar for students Call Nancy $.99 3 lines $I 50 200 225 240 250 35 Or come -by, 951 Walnut St S.J. 4081374-7777 SO YOU'LL KNOW WHAT WE HAVE 27$ 2 90 35 4 lines 200 2 50 300 LESIONS 01111111116 111110VIIII rboalmorl. Fermi. t ..... YAMMER FLUTE Modess Tampons Ilea, Salaam lateiele 5 lines 2 50 300 3.25 340 350 35 Call 253-0454 MINNS SaSS Naril lace 390 400 35 6 lines 300 3.50 3.75 AFTERNOON CHILD CARE -PRE- MIMING Nell I.,., class S. Waalrick req $ 53 $.25 h ackh SCHOOL PLAY group. Bi -lingual, Illar lional line home -certified, nurs ,ch. tchr , 2 Pails Aleeellie Slane *Hip, Add 50 SO 50 so 50 yr. olds. 804 hr 264-5063. Seabird 10,11 1.,., tie" 5 SEE 111:11't Iig. 10015 Iowa I 1.111.5 DO YOU NEED HELP TO REWRITE U. Ji 1000 Newel. Nei* I THAT PAPER? ASK AN EXPERT. 'AUTOMOTIVE' .1 r prcscriplitins Tealionle SATISFACTION GUAR. 244-3798 510C15 arlein Oen., fess, Check a Classification And to place your ad EXPERT 5 lB S. et IN NI (WWI KM D Announcinsints It Help Waisted n ear sonls RESUME WRITING go to '-!37 $5 0) 1511 W111011Stle CIS 0 Automotive IL Messina Se, vi,is MOUNTAIN LIFE 244-3706 (SWIM LL.1 For Sale U Lint afel felled n 1 r anspor tenon 9:30-3:00, M -F Nom INN