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Foundation Unsure About Stock Losses -..11111=1.11 4:PAIETAIA. Volume 89, No .19 Serving ihe San Jose State University Community Since 1934 1,[1,1,1 . tuber 26, 19)47. Night Foundation victory unsure about a smash By Karen NI. Derenzi Daily staff wroer stock losses &1St s football train played under the lights Satur- By Dave I.anson lit), 60 percent of which about day for the first time since early Deily staff writer $1.4 million is in% ested in coin - last season in front of 20,108 The SJSU Foundation will have nun) stock. Chu said. fans. the largest home crowd ofl to wait until the current stock market The foundation annually pro- the season and the tenth largest turbulence subsides before finding vides about $172.000 in investment in Spartan Stadium history. out how much of its investment M.O.' profit that is used to fund schol- "It was better I'm a have been lost. arships. little more pleased." SJSU Amy Chu. the foundation's in- The foundation receives dona- Athletics Director Randy Hof- terim director. said that representa- tions trom corporations and private fman said. "but I won't he real. tives of the investment firm of businesses to fund scholarships. The happy until we get 30,000." Kingsley. Jennison, McNulty and donations are in the form of endow- The game was originally' Morse have suggested that she con- ments. which are invested and the scheduled as an afternoon tact them next week because of the profits are used to fund scholarships game. but was sw. itched to a chaos that is overwhelming the mar- for a variety of majors. 7:30 p.m. start prior to the sea- ket. The donors usually specify. son before ESP N added it to The Dow Rine!, Industrial a% er- which sch(x)I or major the individual their college football lineup and age Monday dropped an unprece- scholarship is to be used toward. moved the kickoff to 8 p.m. dented 508 points, rocking investors According to published reports, Man% of the Spartan root- and pushing the volume to more than the llniversity of California systern's ers like night games as much 6(10 niillion shares traded. After a endovonent dropped froni $1 as. if not more than. afternoon short revival Wednesday. which saw to $800.000 Monday but has since games and would like to see a record 18b-point gain. it dropped risen to $850.001). more contests scheduled at 77 points Thursday. Stanford University. whose night. "The problem is that the mar- $1 .5 billion endowment is one of the "I think they 're great." ket is so unstable that it would be largest in the nation. reportedly saw said Key in Simon. a sopho- difficult to tell just where we stand." its fund fall to $1.3 billion by the end she said. "We called them Monday MOrC h1.1,111e, Illititlf. "Over- of Monday. all. they 're a lot more fun and and Tuesday. and finally they called The falling market also caused more spirited (than afternoon hack and told us to Nail... Santa Clara University's endowment found:awn has more than games ). The to fall from $81) million to $70 mil- 1,2.4 Ill II, \ L.,(111C111 portfo- lion. Simon usually Can't make it to Spartan football games played during the afternoon be- cause he has to work. fluffy Kuykendall. an un- SJSU unaware declared sophomore. also pre- fers night games to afternoon games. but for a different rea- son. "During the day you're of alcohol week able to get more things done whether it is hoinew ork- or a joh.'' she said. It' ithe game) Drinking considered acceptable is during the afternoon, it con- sumes niost ot your day . It v.a. Ill,: II) he able to in society today, educator says sleep in Saturday morning and By Nelson Cardaddrii not have to worry about making in combating alcohol abuse is that Deity staff writer it to a 1:30 p.ni. game. K uy- Ken Johnston Daily staff photographer drinking is socially accepted. kendall said l.ast week was National Colle- ' ' Whole% er you visit some- giate Alcohol Awareness Week. yet body. he w ill always offer you a %, vt(drr. hoc4 poec Nancy Werkheiser and Tom Gannon both agree the Spartans rate number one SJSU did nothing to promote the dnnk. not a refreshment." Battle event. said. "A drink is considered to he an SJSU in first place Oscar Fiattle. health educator alcoholic beverage. People endorse Fifth straight win keeps for Student Health Service. said he the consumption of alcohol . did not receive any material about Dr. Lois Fiedler. assittlate di- By Brent Ainsworth Vegas, the team's I I th consecutive conference tiously alluded to the posi appearance the event. which was sponsored by, rector of Counseling Ser% ices. said Daily staff writer win. before an impressive Spartan Stadium after v.atching his team win its loth game in a the Vv'ill Rogers Institute. He also although alcohol abuse is a problem Led by Mike Pereis 407 passing yards. crowd of 20,108 and a national television audi- row. said that Student Health Service here at SJSU. ’it is a problem every- SJSU rolled to . ence. "Our guys played with strength and pur- would not have been able to promote where... Hold it let's try this one: The win secured the team's first place po- pose in temis of going after the bowl gaine.’ he the event because AIDS Awareness She said Counseling Services Kenny Jackson's four rushing touchdowns sition in the Pacific Coast Athletic Association said. "This leaves us in an advantageous posi- Week was held the week before. provides indi% idual counseling to gave the Spartans a . race and sliced the "magic number" to two in tion to repeat las PCAA champions). " I would have loved to (have students and refers them to treatment Rewind. This one might work terms of the schtiol's second straight California The Spartans played like champions, espe- done it) if it wasn't so close to AIDS programs or Alcoholic, Anony- Jackson, who Led by the pass-catching Immo. of Kenny Bowl berth. Second place Cal State Fullerton cially in their 35 -point first half. Awareness Week." Battle said MOUS. WhatC\CI IS appropriate. Roberts, Guy Liggins and Bill Klunip, SJSIC tis a 3 1 PCAA record. while the Spartans has scored 12 touchdowns this year. had found "We had an Alcohol Awareness Fiedler helped establish an breezed . moved to 4-1) and 7- I overall. the end zone three times before the intermis- Week about three years ago and it A.A. program here on campus. It Damn. No lead paragraph can capsuli/e S.IS1 head coach Claude Gilbert. who sion. Perez had connected on If) of 21 passes was difficult to get students in- grew so fast that they moved the the Spartans' 4g-24 victory over Nevada-Las earned 1,, '5th win at the Spartan helm. cau- See VICTORY. pave 4 volved." meetings to the Campus Christian Battle said the biggest problem Sec 1/ bock page Constitution Fresno State paper seeks independence Julie Rogers celebration become independent right 1101A. ',lid It t )aity staff writer would save us the headache of worry ing about The Daily Collegian. is student -run new. spa Ve have the power to cut their budget . begins today per at California State University. Fresno. is ai their budget if we please.' Because the A.S. is the official publisher. it tempting to become financially. independent ot can keep any profits made by. the Collegian. By Brenda rai Lam any Associated Students funding. scott Vick "Vv'e had to hand over $40.000 in profits that Daily staff writer In addition to generating advertising reve- CSUF A.S. vice president we made last year from advertising to the A.S. To celebrate the bicentennial 01 nues to pay, expenses. the Collegian receives and they used the money tor their own projects," the U.S. Constitution SJSU Presi $ I MOM a year from the A .S. [Mil Is %NUS atraid hostile conflicts could occur be- Hurrianko said. dent Gail Fullerton has designated "I think that the current system is not condu- tween the paper and the A.S.. she decided to ex- The Collegian advertising staff sold "an this week as Constitution Week. cive to a democratic society of freedom of the plore the possibility of the paper heing exorbitant amount of ads last semester." said As a part ot the celebration. a Gail Fullerton press." said Tim Hurrianko. Daily Collegian edi- independent from any 'A.S. support, Hurrianko Steve Fountain. Daily Collegian reporter. symposium will he held daily sfst , esidew tor. said. "It's fair that we kept the money." N'ick throughout the week entitled "Crisis Unlike the Spartan Daily. the Daily Colle- He said the editorial staff is afraid to print said. "If the paper had lost money we would have not in American Government: Can the nal, at 7 p.m tonight in Sweeney gian is offered as a class and does not have a anything negative about the A.S. government be- paid for the loss.’ he added Constitution Meet There'. Hall Room 100. marking the open- faculty ad% isci . cause it is officially the publisher of the paper. "But this semester. V., C $A 0111 he able to The presentation will address ing of the week long celebration Last y ear. the Spartan I )iiily received a total "They have every right to be intimidated." match that amount:.
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