Attention called to crisis in gulf Rape prevention measures at SAM: A crowd of about 50 gathered in the Student No miracle Coordinated by Harriet Pila. the Prevention Union for speeches and comments against Miracle Room's debut album Education Program deals with the issues of United States involvement in the Middle East. was not so miraculous. rape and sexual assault on the campus. Below An 'irrhythmic' beat and Page 6 Former adversaries to unite for holidays 'droning guitars highlight the Jammers win in coach's debut A German friendship society asks that East four-track cassette of this New New coach Gerry Freitas was treated to a Germans invite a Soviet soldier home for a York-based band. 126-117 victory in his debut with the Jammers holiday meal. Page 6 Friday. Page 3 Page 4

eat her Published for the University and Sunny. High of 64 with light University Community by the winds. Increasing cloudiness Department of Journalism and tonight with a chance of showers Mass Communications since 1934 anda low of 45. SPARTAN DAILY National Weather Service VOLUME 95. NUMBER 67 MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1990 Spartans bowl over Central Michigan 48-24 Canley scores five touchdowns leading SJSU to Cal Bowl win By Randy Robertson SJSU coach Terry Shea said. Daily staff writer Canley 's first-quarter touchdown run FRESNO - After last month's shellack- was the game's first score. He took a ing of Fresno State, Spartan football fans pitchout to the right side and just made it to must have wondered what SJSU could do the corner of the end zone. The play for an encore. capped a12-play, 77 yard drive. Saturday afternoon Central Michigan Canley also scored on a 22-yard run in found that the Spartans had plenty more the second quarter, five and 59-yard runs in firepower in their arsenal. The result was a the third, and on a five-yard pass in the 48-24 Spartan blowout victory for their fourth. His fifth touchdown gave the Spar- first California Bowl championship in four tans a 48-10 lead and wrapped up his Spar- yeas. tan career. "We took them for four straight quarters "We had great senior leadership." Canley and dominated them." SJSU linebacker said. "We had the athletes to get there. I had Mike Scialabba said. "Our whole team set out to go out and play my heart out." was jacked. It was great." SJSU scored early and often and was Scialabba said the Spartans were hardly challenged by the Chippewas. The inspired by an SJSU highlight film set to Spartans took a 10-0 lead in the second the "Rocky V" theme song "Go For It." quarter on a 37-yard field goal by David Bowen. That score was set up by a I6-yard Related stories pages 4 and 5 punt return by Hesh Colar to the CMU 23- yard line. The Spartans then went out and trounced SJSU's jubilation was short-lived, how- the Chippewas with an overpowering ever. After an unsuccessful surprise onside offense and a big-play defense. In the pro- kick by the Spartans. Chippewas quarter- cess. SJSU set 10 Cal Bowl records and back Jeff Bender threw a 55-yard scoring tied three others. pass to Ken Ealy. Bender lofted the ball "We overmatched those guys and just deep down the left sideline and hit Ealy in got after them," SJSU running back Shel- stride for an easy score. don Canley said. That was the extent of CMU's high- Canley was named the game's most lights until two fourth-quarter touchdowns. by valuable player for SJSU rushing for Those last two scores came when the out- 1(4 yards and four touchdowns. He added come was no longer in doubt and merely a five-yard touchdown reception to break made the score more respectable. a the Cal Bowl record for touchdowns in The Spartans were able to control the game. game offensively by dominating the line of Joseph R ViHann Special to the Daily "Other running backs may have more scrimmage. SJSU's offensive line features. glamour or better stats, but nobody plays Bobby Blackmon 180), and Gabe Smith (1) celebrate ter. The Spartans had reason to celebrate later after with as much heart as Sheldon does," See SPARTANS, page 5 after recinering an on-side kick late in the fourth guar- defeating the Central Michigan University Chippewas. Over $6,400 in equipment Human relations board to focus on racial, sexual discrimination at SJSU

Engineering a hi .ii stolen from Thursday. Members present D.J. Moiaies, member Board will not take time By Harry Mok 294 Nov. 28. $4,975 in the theft front the lab in during the hour-long meeting said and the resident director of Spartan Fullerton has asked Daily staff writer Two more thefts reported from room 294. according Freund. place of Affirmative they were introduced to each other Village, said not unusual for Professor the Engineering Building and There were no indications of and discussed their mission. the board to draft a policy that will Lou Freund to send one of his University Police logs showed forced entry to the room. Action Department Kay Annstead. a board member "walk that fine line between human students to work in a computer more than $6,400 in computer "It looked like somebody had and the chair of the Academic Sen- rights and freedom of speech." lab in the industrial engineering equipment was stolen from Nov. a key," Freund said. or the University ate's Commission on Academic Marty Schutter, another board department. 20 to Nov. 28. He added that he was not Ombudsman Freedom, said the board would not member and the director of dis- What was unusual was why UPD Detective Sgt. Bruce informed of the previous !luli-. be a "police force." abled student services. said, "We're the student couldn't do the work. Lowe said that the thefts could until he was notified Thursday By Adam Steinhauer "Rather than waiting for major going to look at some other exist- "The student came back and been connected hut had He said he would have moved Daily staff writer problems to surface, we need to ing statements that reflect the needs have Work is to begin on a new SJSU told me the computer didn't have nothing to substantiate it. He some computers to more secure develop the right atmosphere" to of our campus. policy that officials hope will dis- any disk drives," Freund said. there were currently no areas had he known. prevent those problems from devel- "There are some other campuses added that courage racial and sexual discrimi- Freund went to the lab and in the investigation. Lowe said taking just parts oping, Amistead said. that have some civil rights -free concrete leads nation without sacrificing freedom !timid that close to $5,000 in The internal hardware was from a computer is not uncom- The board is not going to replace speech statements because this is of speech. parts had been stolen from the taken from a computer valued at mon. the role of Affirmative Action or an important issue of our times.- computer in engineering room The Human Relations Advisory the Ombudsman's office, which Schutter added. See STOLEN, page 8 Board, created to advise SJSU normally investigates accusations In a written statement on Nov. President Gail Fullerton on issues of racial or sexual discrimination, 13. Fullerton said the hoard would of race anti sexism, met for the first Students in religious La Posada she added. See HOARD, page 8 commemorate Latin tradition Forum calls for U.S. to cease military By Marcos Amarate Daily staff writer build-up, withdrawal from Middle East Tradition and faith gathered more Ily Adam Steinhauer of the Iran-Iraq War who live in Jot said that it was up to the than 40 students of different ethnic Daily staff writer Jordan. audiente. as peace achy 1st'.. ti backgrounds 'Thursday night to cele- In the middle of his speech. "Jordan's economy relies on bring the soldiers home front brate La Posada. a Christmas cele- Michael Job opened a small plas- Iraq." Job said. "Iraq is Jordan's Saudi Aiabia as they did front bration that commemorates Joseph tic package. unfolded a black biggest trading partner. With the Vietnam. 'If it weren't for you. I and Mary's search for lodging dur- body-bag and presented it to the economic embargo of Iraq. we wouldn't fe able to he here ing their journey to Bethlehem. audience. are destroying another country tonight." he ,aid. "And it's up ti "This is the fourth posada we are "For those of you who do not and we have to give some you to stop this so your sons and having this week and so far every- know what a hotly -hag looks thought to that." brothers don't has e to experience thing is going fine." said Jesus like, feel free to come up after the Job. a Vietnam veteran, predict- the horrors of war as we did." Oseguera. a business administra- talk and take a look, because this ed that the United States will soon Job's speech was followed by tion junior. "The good side about it is what our sons and brothers will face a situation in the Middle East one from Dina Saha. a sopho is that we are holding it and we are he coming home in," Job told a similar to the one it faced in Viet- more chemistry major who trav proud of our culture." crowd of about 50 Thursday nam. eled to Israel over the summcr Pi sadas are traditional celehra night at a forum on the Mideast. "We underestimated the deter- Saba, a member the Pale,' 11,, lions held during Christmas in Joh, a member of the Veterans mination of the Vietnamese peo- an Students Union. said that she Mexico, Central and South Ameri- Peace Action Team. was the fist ple." he said. "Now we are and three of her Palestinian ca. said Maria Rios. media repre- oh three speakers in the Student underestimating the determina- friends were followed by Israeli sentative for Movimiento Estudi- Union Guadalupe Room. tion of the Arab people. They are soldiers and stared at by Israeli antil Chicano de Atilan IMEChAt Job returned three weeks ago turd of seeing other countnes get policemen while stalking through and an English senior. from a trip with the Veterans away with aggressive actions." the stmeis of Jerusalem. The origin of the festivities, Peace Action Team to the Middle "I am not making light of Sad- She said they were heing which are held on nine consecutive fast, he said. dam Hussein." Job said. "He is a harassed because police had found nights beginning December 16 is The team visited Amman, Jor- dictator. But ills the responsibili- two dead Israelis who were believed to be related to an A/lec Rick Romagosa Daily staff photographer dan, Job said, to bring medicine ty of the Iraqi people to throw believed to have been murdered ceremony which a Spanish priest. for some of the 7n0.01X1 refugees (;torn' Martine/, a child dewlap- a business major, take part in the him out, not of the U.S." by Palestinians. -The Israeli gos See FOR! '4, paRe 8 See POSADA, page ment major, and Angel Mendes, MEChA posada thursday night. PAGE 2, SPARTAN DAILY, DECEMBER 10, 1990 FORUM OPINION AND LETTERS

EDITORIAL LETTER TO THE EDITOR The role of a university Gay activist speaks out about bigotry semester several SJSU. realize the falsity of your public This Editor. when there has been an electrical failure would incidents in our It's arguable that Juan Haro was Professor Tom O'Neill. you don't know in your classroom. position. microcosmic melting pot of racially harassed by former me, but I know you. I work in the electric Additionally, I have gay and lesbian On a personal note. I find it especially someone who shares my PI a university have reflected the University Police Department shop in Facilities Development and friends all over this campus who have distressing that On several occasions I have painted the walls of SJSU buildings; Irish-American heritage would take such it- Pe problem our society as a whole officer John Moffitt when he was Operations. been part of a group of FD&O personnel cleaned hall corridors and dumped trash unfortunate, bigoted position. It was only. has in respecting differences stopped on campus and questioned who have restored electrical power to your from faculty offices; typeset the countless 30 years ago that a large and vocal. among fellow human beings. for his style of dress. social dance classroom. Our interactions university brochures, pamphlets and segment of the American people were- Human beings we all are, The hanged dummy incident, with you have been impersonal and programs you read: answered telephones, questioning if an Irish-Catholic could be despite the degree to which some whether intended to be a racial professional. To me, you were simply typed and filed: prepared budgets and cost president of the United $tates. that it is the strive to deny it. statement or not, fueled the fire of another faculty member reporting a estimates: counseled students on Do you not understand admissions and kept their records in same mind set that discriminates against. semester we have animosity which different maintenance problem. This races I was deeply distressed to read in the correct order. In short, we have performed the Jew, the Black. the Asian, the witnessed racial remarks that foster. Spartan Daily that you had announced to all the support staff services that have Hispanic, the handicapped. the gay and. reflect an attitude that would your social dance class that it was aided you to function as a professor at the lesbian? In sincere hopes that you will rather blot out the cultural Whether or not the "inappropriate and unacceptable for gay SJSU. J1 diversity on campus. SJSU artist's intentions were ,couples" to attend a dance sponsored by Perhaps I should have worn a gay rights reconsider your feelings about the gay and" time.l. community members have voiced guided by racist your class and that you found button when I came into your class to help lesbian community, the next homosexuality "repugnant." restore electrical power. Perhaps such a respond to a call from your classroom their disgruntlement with other motivations isn't entirely relevant. You have not only insulted and gesture would have made you stop to about an electrical power failure. I will cultures. The artist should have been more demeaned gay and lesbian students by question if your belief that wear one of my gay rights badges. Will I This reflects the disheartening conscious of the materials he used your statements, but gay and lesbian staff "homosexuality is repugnant" was then be "repugnant" and "unacceptablc" trend of ignorance that infects in his project. Had he been, which members as well. grounded in fact or in bigotry. too? many Americans. were his responsibility, he may I am a member of the Electric Shop Perhaps if all the gay and lesbian The natural reaction of other have been able to foresee the who happens to be a lesbian. My sexual support staff members who come in Martha O'Connell, Shop coordinator, SJSU Staff cultures to such a narrow minded outrage that ensued. Perception is orientation has not impacted in any way contact with you on a daily basis would Electric on my ability or desire to respond to you inform you of their sexual orientation, you for Individual Rights viewpoint would be defensive, a factor. further perpetrating racial tension. This illuminates the deep-rooted An attempt to fully explain or racial tensions that characterize CAMPUS VOICE MICHAEL STAMPS remedy this age old situation in an this nation that we must editorial would be rash. acknowledge and continually work However, to call attention to it to eliminate, no matter how futile widespread within our community is the vision at times might seem. Media manipulation is appropriate. We feel the university should Disillusionment is a dangerous thing, A The root of racial tension can be serve as the conduit for racial Lori Sinsley, "Weaving two sides is as I don't dictate things these ways. The traced to ignorance. Ignorance harmony. plain as day," Nov. 19. Where one's breeds misconceptions about other Afterall, it is the ideal setting for autumn foolhardiness has entered a media does, and people feed on it like you seemingly cultures and increases the chance people of all cultures and season of enlightenment, feel your wisdom has come of age after corndogs at the county fair. Big Bro that stereotypes will be taken to backgrounds to interact and serves watching a movie. Now, I've nothing heart. _ as a receptacle to all students for but the highest regard for Spike Lee and works in strange and mysterious ways an opportunity to learn, not merely the man's work, his film does depict doesn't he? Within the confines of about getting a good job after realistic tensions and the grit of racial SJSU this semester we graduation, but about others of hate, but what we still have is just that real world, have witnessed a different backgrounds. a film. Attached to the wife beating, kiddie porn, shoplifting, dummy had worn a George Bush mask? there is a difference between fact and A-ha! uprising in the belief that racism We ask only and all that. for students to fiction. Possibly the destruction of Sal's Let's try to keep ignorance off of that The media wants you to see as it exists on campus. recognize that racial animosities Famous is symbolic of your list if we can, alright? does. With blinders, distractions. We also believe that indeed are much more profound and can maidenhead's ignorance, but let's see We know the media has a way of promised direction, a dream of hope, or racism exists throughout our be traced well back into history. what's really "going on." manipulating our feelings about such an inkling of the truth whatever it society and that it is amplified in With this in mind, racial But first: Is a compelling work of issues. Don't we? takes. fiction all it takes for you to rectify your our community because of the sensitivity can be cultivated and Now, if you could imagine the old There have been people that have opinions and beliefs? What do you geezer toking on a crack pipe, what if fallen, and have paid dearly for the price diverse cultures which attend group interaction can thrive. make of Hitler's "Mein Kamf." or "A Senator Alan Cranston were in Barry's of what might have been the "popular Clockwork Orange?" Then you must shoes? And again: what if Americans voice." The Rosenburg's and the Jews tell me what your reflections of knew how much money Cranston's know all too well the effects of a "Mississippi Burning" and "A Dry involvement is going to cost taxpayers powerful orator and figurehead. Adolf White Season" were. OK? due to savings and loan swindles? What and or Joseph McCarthy showed Now you may have changed your is bad, the media would make everyone what for. stance on the issue and come to the empirically worse. And yes this has to The media are a powerful entity with defense of the "wilding" youths and do with the color of a man's skin. But the ability to siphon. dilute and dictate poor ol' Marion Barry, when much of let's not lose track of our emotions (and the news that makes it to your eyes and the media has passed its outrage to don't go calling me a racist). I don't cars. It tells you what it wants to, and in society. And that's good. dictate things these ways. The media exactly the manner it wishes. But let's not forget the crimes does, and people feed on it like But there is a way around this: Put committed. Sure the five men accused corndogs at the county fair. Big Bro blinders on. are black, and sure what they did was works in strange and mysterious ways Put them on and screen the yellowed really bad, and yes they may have been doesn't he? shades of most of today's journalism. "victims of a white man's world," and Let's continue with the what ifs: Read the facts and make up your own moreover the media stigmatizes them What if it had been Jesse Jackson's mind. for what they are: not just criminals, but son and not Neil Bush at the forefront of Do not let the media confuse you into black criminals. But let's not lose sight the Silverado scandal? I think that if the thinking that what it has in mind is of a of the fact that they are criminals, media were not conveniently diverted popular mind. The media's black and agreed? from the presidential embarrassment of white is often too symbolic of what they Please, let's not downplay the the Persian Gulf crisis, the same yokels force society to believe and they seriousness of the crimes. Should who are screaming to kick some Iraqi then display and react accordingly. society, which includes all of us, tolerate butt would probably be crafting a noose Sinsley, as part of the media, keep violent crime, and crimes committed by for a good old lynching. this in mind because some of us can see people of high-ranking offices? Should What if the Bensonhursigang of gun- (and effectively read) through the crap. we sympathize with past injustices toting whites swapped places with the Word to the wise, which includes the placed upon minority races by ignoring "wilding" blacks of Central Park? What cautious: The question is a bigger part the serious charges brought against would be the degree of moral outcry of the equation: and the answer is what them? Do twowrongs make everything then be? one thinks may be right, so don't fool okey-dokey? What if Ramon Salcido were not yourself into thinking that you're getting The media is to blame, whether you Hispanic? He might then join Chuck "the questions right" when you seem know it yet or not. And movies should in Soledad and with the help of an unsure, and possibly, unqualified to ask be taken with a grain of salt, not as interpreter compare notes on the effects them.You will become "a progressive gospel. Let's wake up and not let the of inner "voices" and the benefits of a writer as opposed to a centrist one" media sway our sensibilities and life in prison as compared to smoking when you see what the hell is "going influence our ability to reason. Crime is the cyanide cigarette. on." I pray you luck. wrong and crime is bad. That includes Closer to home: What if the UPD THE 61-IE 1KS ARAIEW murder, rape. drug use, insider trading. officer were Hispanic and the stuffed Michael Stamps is and English major

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4 SPARTAN DAILY, DECEMBER 10, 1990, PAGE 3 SpartaGuide Germans urged to open homes to Soviets SpartaGuide is a daily calendar avail- Co-op orientation, introduction to profes- images of low-paid, unskilled able to SJSU students, faculty and sional work.experience program 2 pm , BERLIN ( AP) Forget the bit- young men heading back to a staff organizations at no charge S U Almaden Room. call 924-6030 ter past. Remember the less fortu- Friendship society wants Berliners to homeland struggling with short- Have a heart. Invite a Red Forms are available nate. ages and social turmoil. in the Daily WEDNESDAY Army soldier home for the holi- forget 40 years of army occupation newsroom, Wahlguist Library North PLAYERS PERFORMING ARTS COM- A news photographer recently Room 104, and at the Information days. caught two soldiers poking through PANY: 'Extremities... by William Mastrosi- society is German unification. Brandenburg state said Tuesday it Center of the Student Union mone, a white-knuckle psychological thriller A German friendship and allowing an eastern German garbage dump about one woman s struggle with rape. 7 asking east Germans to make life a It comes amid a large-scale and would try to send holiday food packages to Soviets on their bases for something valuable to salvage. TODAY p m , Hugh Gillis Hall. The Show Case little easier for the Soviet force that remarkably popular effort by Ger- Reinhart Luschert, spokesman PLAYERS PERFORMING ARTS COM- Room 226. tickets $4. call 924-8867 occupied their former nation for 40 man relief groups, labor unions and also sponsor an invite-a-sol- dier program. for the eastern German forces PANY: ' Extremities. by William Mastrosi- CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMUNITY: Com- years. and companies to ship hundreds of based in Strausberg, said he wel- mono, a white-knuckle psychological thriller munion, 12 15 pm . Campus Ministry. San The message'? Set an extra place tons of food and other necessities Once feared and reviled, the So- about one woman s struggle with rape, 7 Carlos and 10th streets. call 298-0204 comed efforts by Germans to share at the table this Christmas. Pour to ease the Soviet Union's chaotic viet army is drawing mostly pity holiday dinners with Soviet sol- p m , Hugh Gillis Hall, The Show Case FANTASY AND STRATEGY CLUB: another glass of champagne on food situation. these days as it prepares to pack up Room 226. diers. tickets $4 call 924-8867 Weekly meeting, everyone welcome 6- New Year's Eve. Call the Soviet "This appeal is in keeping with and leave what used to be East LIBERAL STUDIES SOCIETY: Christmas 10.45 p.m., S.U. Costanuan Room. call 924- "We are glad about such activ- command and ask them to send the relief effort," said Gruetzke. Germany. ities because we know the prob- party. 4-6 p m Student Union Costonoan 7097. the Soviets for Room over a soldier. "We want to thank Its mystique as a formidable lems of the Soviet soldiers," he SAFER.: Student Affiliation for Environ- "The inclination to help is very our sovereignty." CHICANO LIBRARY RESOURCE CEN- mental Respect. meeting. 5 p m . Dudley fighting force has been replaced by said. TER: Brown Bag Seminar Attitudes toward Moorhead Hall Room 234 call 924-5467: strong." Horst Gruetzke, spokes- The German Society was Chicanos by students in Mexican American candlelight vigil for the Middle East war, 7 man for the Berlin-based German formed in January with the goal of studies classes noon WahiquIst Library pm.. Tower Hall fountain, call 924-5468 Society, said Wednesday. improving relations between East North Chicano Resource Center 306 call CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMUNITY: The The society's nationwide appeal and West Germany. Its members 924-2813 Catholic Adventure 7 p m Campus Chris- is the latest demonstration of grat- include former Chancellor Willy JEWISH STUDENT UNION: Israel table 8 tian Center Chapel, San Carlos and 10th itude to the Soviet Union for giv- Brandt. SAN JOSE STATE a TD IO 4 p m Student Union streets call 298-0204 ing up its claim to East Germany The government of eastern LAMBDA SIGMA GAMMA: Meeting 6 THURSDAY STUDENT-FACULTY SPECIALS It p.m., Business Classroom Building Room CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMUNITY: 207. call 298-2549. Mass. 12 15 p m . Campus Ministry. San -- ret. CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMUNITY: Carlos and 10th streets, call 298-0204 Mass 12 15 pm Campus Ministry San Carlos and 10th streets. call 298-0204 FRIDAY oil old oiItiltet PLAYERS PERFORMING ARTS COM- Dfigl NEW TUESDAY PANY: 'Extremities. by William Mastrosi- lostall -grade oil thnller chassis Multi PLAYERS PERFORMING ARTS COM- mane, a white-knuckle psychological tube Ots. 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)1( I I 11R1 Spartans deserving of Spartans enjoy a record-setting day by Steve Helmer career, he said. The SJSU quarter- top-20 national ranking Daily Staff Writer back completed 27 out of 36 passes FRESNO It was a record set- for 404 yards, two touchdowns and .F.vrsisu tailback ting day for the Spartans, as tailback one interception. Sheldon Sheldon Canley and quarterback "Statistically, it was one of my Canley cele- Ralph Martini led SJSU to a 48-24 brates after scoring one FRESNO Quarterback Ralph Martini better games," he said. "I had two California Raisin Bowl victory over of his record -breaking elore the game even start- said that the Spartans and Shea weeks to prepare. Once I got into list' Boit 1 lout h- ed, the Spartans laid claim are deserving. Central Michigan University. the game, I ran the offense the way Cal to the tenitory of Bulldog Stadi- "What coach Shea has done After a three week layoff, the it was meant to be run. Anytime dovins. setting urn. for this program, he deserves it." Spartans came out fighting, you can set a record, its great. But Bowl records Satur- Walking down the runway Shea brought back the consis- or tying 13 Cal our goal was to win. Records are by Ann Ne son Stadium. Photo into the stadium. SJSU ignored tency into the program after day at Fresno's Bulldog just icing on the cake."

chants of "no way Jose" from SJSU lollygagged to records of In his last game as a Spartan, "Ralph (Martini) played as effi- name next to four the Fresno fans in the stands and 4-8 in 1988 and 6-5 in 1989. Canley put his ciently as we need him to." Shea most points, said. "He was able to 111.10WCanley answered their own chant of This season, SJSU finished individual records: hit his second receivers." reaches the ball over the "who's house?" with a 9-2-1 record and a 7-0 most touchdowns, yards rushing and third Although the statistics posted by "Our house," said the team. record in the Big West Confer- and rushing touchdowns. plane (if the goal fin his Mervyn Canley and Martini shine on paper, And after three weeks of inac- ence. They lost to Washington He topped ex-Spartan first score of the dal. 20 they give most of the credit to the tivity and later, 20-17 after the Huskies returned Fernandez 's 1981 record of after 60 minutes Spartans' offensive line. of Cal points with 30 and compiled five football, SJSU had cleaned a punt for a touchdown. "I can't go anywhere without my Photo by Joseph R house with a convincing 48-24 beat SJSU when the Spartans touchdowns to beat Femandez's three. Canley set the offensive line creating holes for Villarin victory over the Chippewas of missed on a two-point conver- record of rushing yards me," Canley said. Central Michigan University in sion attempt late in the game. record for most net "The offensive line the 10th Annual California Finally, the Spartans opened the with 164, breaking Steve Morgan's mark of 154, set in1984 with Tole- is so good," added Raisin Bowl. season with a 10-10 tie against Martini. "These are The Spartans overpowered Louisville as SJSU had two field do. Canley's four rushinetouch- tie. of two the guys who make us and outran CMU, sending their goal attempts blocked in the downs also broke a scores between four previous Cal win. When they do crumbling Chips A'Hoy counter- final seconds. All three of these good, it's an easy job parts sailing for home. teams are bowl bound. Bowl participants. These records, combined with a for me." SJSU gained more than 600 "You take a couple of these The Spartans now yards in total offense for the plays back and we are victori- 59-yard touchdown run, 7.1 aver- purpose feel they should be third time this season, a mart of ous," said SJSU tight end Bryce age yards per carry, 243 all nationally ranked and consistency. The players set or Burnett. yardage and several key blocks earned Canley his team's Most Canley should get tied 13 Cal Bowl records, a mark What a difference a point national exposure. of excellence. makes. Seven points means a Valuable Player honors of the 1990 Cal Bowl. Canley ended his More importantly, they won, perfect season. season with 15 SJSU confirming the belief that die hard "I didn't go out thinking I got to be MVP" Canley said. "It just hap- records. He was also fans have thought about for the Whatever,their record, named to the Associ- last half of the season. the Spartans made pened. It's a great accomplishment game and reach goals. I ated Press' Third The SJSU football team is their point on the field, to play this into the Cal Bowl Team and will partic- deserving of a top 20 ranking in taking the first bowl game of the wanted to come and have the best game of my life." ipate in the Blue - the nationwide polls. season. Gray All-Star Classic Some have chosen to recog- Even there lies a potential "I wanted to go out and have a great time and play hard. The and the East-West nize SJSU in the top 25. Over- problem for the Spartans' happening. I Shrine game. all, however. the Spartans have chances in the polls. Many may (records) just started just do my job and what the coach- He finished sec- been ignored. forget today's game by the time ond in the country in "East coast writers don't like the Orange Bowl is completed es call." "Canley's a great runner," CMU all-purpose running us or they don't know who we on New Year's Day. coach Herb Deromedi said. "We for the second are," said linebacker Mike Scial- Scialabba, however, said that straight year with abba. "You can call them on the playing early will be a plus. made contact with him, but he I was very impressed 2,213 yards and a phone and say 'lam from SJSU' "We were the premiere event broke tackles. with him. He's one outstanding run- 201.8 per game aver- and they will say 'who?'." out there today. People had to was impressed with his age. His 205.84 After the overwhelming victo- pay attention to us." ning back. I not defend career average also ry, the Spartans have made Everyone did, except for, per- explosion. We did and he was able to made him the first themselves noticed. haps. Central Michigan as the against the run ..ivaL...... asaroidatnibAlitr.Cdt: -rat find the seams." player in NCAA his- "I would give them the cred- Spartans may have earned their CMU ended the Spartans season NFL bound Spartans. set all of his records in tory to finish with more than a 2(X)- it," said CMU head coach Herb way to a top 20 ranking. Canley with a record of 9-2-1. Besides con- "I'm going to remember a great of football. yard average. Deromedi. "I have a chance to SJSU running back Sheldon just over three quarters cluding the1990 football campaign. football team." Canley said. "Then Three minutes into the fourth quar- "I know in my heart what I can vote and I am going to give my Canley rushed for I6 yards and do," said Canley. "One day I will it also ended the college career of I'll think about being MVP. It's a vote to them." scored five touchdowns, both ter. Martini connected with Canley 25 senior players. including Martini great honor in a bowl game. I'll touchdown recep- get the recognition." Spartan head coach Terry Shea Cal Bowl records. tle said that for a five-yard and Canley. who are two possible never forget my Spartan career." on top 48-10. Saturday's Cal Bowl victory over said SJSU should receive a rank- all SJSU needed wa; a chance. tion, putting SJSU ing because of its consistency. "I told my teammates that if This giant lead let SJSU coach remove the two from "Our consistency is the ear you give me the seam, I will Terry Shea sec- mark of this team," Shea said. take it to the house. the game, replacing them with quarterback Mike Jordan We are one of the top 20 teams Who's house? 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SPARTANS: Big victory in Cal Bowl Big plays make Mayo NFL hopeful V From page I pass up a potential game-tying offensive plays and third down By Bill Williamson tour first -leans all -Big West 22-yard field goal and go for a conversions allowed. Daily Staff Writer first down. Following the fourth-down FRESNO SJSU outside selections. Anthony Gallegos, Pat linebacker Lyneil Mayo had anoth- Hinds, Chad Hymel, Peni losefa Chippewas rusher Billy Smith stop. Martini led the Spartans 94 took the handoff to the right side yards for a touchdown and the er big day Saturday. But it had to be and Brian Woods opened up expected because it was another big holes for the running game and and was thrown for a one-yard route was on. Martini passed for loss by Scialabba. 404 yards and two touchdowns. game for the Spartans. did not allow a sack. Mayo. who was named the Big "The offensive line played a The Spartans took over and "Once I got into the game. I never were threatened again. turned it on and ran the offense West Conference's Co-Defensive great game." SJSU quarterback Player of the Year last month, con- Ralph Martini said. "Those are the They would never trail in the the way it's supposed to be run." game. The Spartans' bowl -game tributed to his team's 48-24 victory guys that play well and make us over Central Michigan in the Cali- win." , "We missed a great opportuni- blowout may put them in posi- ty to score." Deromedi said. "We tion for their first Associated fornia Raisin Bowl. The 6-foot. Ft SJSU took advantage of its 236-pound Mayo led the defense blocking to run up a Cal Bowl had a seam play. It's the type of Press final Top-20 ranking. play where our back should have Having played bowl -bound with six tackles and the team's only record 642 total net yards. That sack with a thunderous blind-sided total could have been higher had cut it up inside." teams such as Louisville. Wash- Smith, who rushed for 1,047 ington and Cal, and having beat- jolt on Chippewas' quarterback Martini and Canley played much Jeff Bender in the fourth quarter. the in the fourth quarter. yards on the season, was held to en teams like Stanford and Fres- 115 just 37 yards on 20 carries on no State put SJSU up for national But Mayo's shining moment came A big play by the defense earlier in the second quarter when he sparked the Spartan offense. Saturday. The Spartan defense consideration. limited CMU to just 283 net "I truly believe we are one of stopped Central Michigan tailback Leading 10-7, SJSU fumbled a Billy Smith for a loss on a fourth- kickoff and CMU took over on yards and set three Cal Bowl the top 20 teams in the nation," records. Shea said. Our consistency is the and-one play from the Spartan five- the I4-yard line. After three plays yard line. SJSU was holding onto a gained nine yards, Chippewas SJSU's defense set new earmark of this team that makes records for fewest first downs, it a Top-20 team." 10-7 lead when Mayo made the stop. coach Herb Deromedi opted to "When I made that play, I just did it," said Mayo of stopping Smith. who ran for more than 1,000 yards Spartan this season, but gained just 59 against Stats the Spartans. "I didn't look at him as SJSU 7 19 15 7-48 PUNTING SJSU. Negrey 2-445 CMU, Nicholl 7- 14 Reynolds 10. Lamphere 8. Strong 7 Johnson 7, an outstanding player or anything." Cen Michigan 0 7 3 14 24 341 Nettie 6. Marchetti 5, Thompson 5. Rose 5 It was the California Bowl so it RETURNS SJSU. Colar 6-21. Canley 3-35 G SACKS SJSU. Mayo I CMU none figured Mayo would play a huge SCORING SUMMARY Smith 1-37 Ck4U, Hood 5-121 Rush 2-26. Cotton 1-0 FUMBLES RECOVERED SJSU Saalabba I. First Quarter FIELD GOALS SJSU. Bowen 2-2 CMU. Nichail Brooks 1 CMU, King factor in the outcome. Just as the SJSU Canley 5 run (Bowen kick) 1-2 INTERCEPTIONS SJSU. Washington I. CM1.1, senior did in the Spartans' big wins Second Quarter TACKLES (unassisted 8 assisted, 5 or met Clarke 1-35 over Stanford and Fresno State. SJSU Bowen 37 FG SJSU. Mayo 6 Cola, 5. E Thomas 5 CMU Curtiss ATTENDANCE 25,431 CMU Ealy 55 pass from Bender lNicholl kiCki And against bowl-bound teams Cal, SJSU Carley 22 run (Bowen kick) Louisville and Washington he had SJSU Blackmon 25 pass from Martini I run failed! six of his team-leading 13.5 sacks Bowen SJSU 25FG Michael J Caulfield Special to the Daily Third Quarter I think I can... during the regular season. CMU Nicholl 27 FG Mayo said big games hype him Lyneil Mayo collects the only sack against quarterback Jeff Bender SJSU Canley 59 run (Martini pass to Blackmon) up because it gives him a chance to SJSU Canley 5 run (Bowen if icki in the Spartans' 48-24 Cal Bowl victory over the Chippewas. Four Quarter showcase his ability in front of larg- er crowds, more scouts and, most County Jail before he was arraigned. a pre-trial hearing on Dec.I7. Mayo SJSU Canley 5 pass from Martini (Bowen kick) to help with his CMU Ealy 48 pass from Bender (Nichol! kick) importantly. better players than the Although the domestic violence is seeking counseling CMU Ealy 17 pass from Bender (Nichol lock) Spartans' Big West competition. charges were never filed, he was off-the-field problems. convicted on three outstanding traf- Despite Mayo's legal troubles, he TEAM STATISTICS "Big games get me pumped up SJSU Central Michigan more because of my problems earli- fic warrants. He will begin a I5-day is considered a possible early-round 28 First Downs 13 said Mayo about weekend furlough program next pick in next April's NFL college 45-200 Rushes-Yards er in the season," 29-63 his two scraps with the law in month. draft by many professional scouts. 442 Passing Yards 220 specimen," said 32-43-1 Comp -At -1st 14-25-1 September. "When those things But Mayo still may face another "He's definitely a 642 Total Net Yards 283 happened I was worried about it sentence stemming from a Sept 30. Dave Razzano, a college scout for 2-1 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 affecting my chances of playing pm brawl at Club Oasis with four other the San Francisco 49ers. "I don't 1-5 Sacks By-Yards Lost 0-0 SJSU players. It occurred one day think his legal problems will affect 12-118 Penalties-Yards 4-30 football, but I talked to a lot of 37 11 Possession Time 22 49 scouts and agents and they told me after he recorded three sacks in the his status in the draft. Football play- it (his arrests) won't hurt me." Spartans' 29-23 victory at Stanford. ers always get in bar brawls...if it INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Mayo was arrested on Sept. 14th Mayo was cited with teammates would of been armed robbery it Martini 3-16. RUSHING SJSU Caney 23-164 under suspicion of felony domestic Chad Hymel, Everett Lampkins. would be a different story." Barbosa 8-16 Vargas 3-13, Hawthorne 3-4. Zen 1-3. Brian Woods for Mayo's attractiveness to NFL Blackmon 1-0. Jackson 1-1-7i. Brooks 1-I -11 CMU. violence by an off-duty University Gabe Smith and Treat Smith 20-37. GnIfin Ill Rush 3-10, Hood 3-7, Con- Police Officer at the player's apart- allegedly fighting with club bouncers. scouts is his combination of size fhen nolly 1-3. Bender 11-5) ment on South Eighth Street. Mayo All five Spartans pleaded not guilty and speed. He runs a 4.4 second 40- PASSING SJSU Mann 27-36-1-404. Jordan 5- t's a spent five days in the Santa Clara last month and they are scheduled for yard dash. I'll 7-0-38 CMU Bender 14-25-1-220 RECEIVING SJSU. Canby 5-44, Brakes 4-95. Ann Nelson Daily staff photographer Jackson 4-69, Barbosa 4-58 Blackmon 3-50 Burnett 3-40 Brooks 3-14. Charlton 2-45. Hawthorne 2-12 Spartan running back Maceo Barbosa tries to break a tackle against Vargas 1-9 Sarlafte 1-7 CMU. Ealy 7-161 Kench Central Michigan University's Rick Plate (33) in Saturday's game. 2-17, Smeh 1-6 no. 36. Tice Jammers win under new coach by Mark Smith ciation teams gets one point for sive boards so we could hold onto Daily staff writer winning a quarter and three points the ball." SJSU football coach Terry Shea for a victory. Richard Morton. who averages a based this year's season on the With the score 60-58 at half- league leading 30.1 points per motto, "Absolute Loyalty." after he time. the Jammers got off to a slow game. headed the Jammers with 27 took over for popular coach Claude start in the third quarter. Freitas points, while the Texans' Derrick Gilbert. called a time out with 9:03 left in Taylor shot a game high 30 points. Jammers have their you fill your Now the San Jose the quarter with the Jammers trail- The Texans demonstrated to help a new coach in Gerry Freitas. and ing 72-67. lack of depth with their starters he has his own philosophy, "Inter:- San Jose "struggled in the begin- scoring 110 of the teams 117 genet!. teamwork. and intensity." ning of the third quarter." Freitas points. Freitas took over for former head said. "But we came out like gang- Rebounding was dominated by dis- Christmas Stockings coach Cory Russell, who was busters midway through the quarter." the Jammers, who held a 53-34 missed 30 hours before game time. Using the shot clock wisely. the edge in that department. Jammers' The Jammers rose to the occa- Jammers went on an impressive big men Kenny McClary and sion in defeating the visiting Wichi- 17-7 run. utilizing both the inside Kelby Stuckey grabbed 12 and 11 ta Falls Texans 126-117 Friday and outside game. The Jammers rebounds respectively. night at the Event Center before took the lead 84-79. Jammers' forward Jervis Cole 1,930 spectators. This gives San Holding onto a lead has been a showed he was a clutch performer Jose a modest two game winning problem for the Jammers all year down the stretch scoring 13 of his SELL YOUR BOOKS NOW! streak, while raising their record to long and is reflected in their dismal 23 points in the fourth quarter. pre- 4-10, only 3.5 points behind third record. Friday night was different serving the lead for the victorious place Wichita Falls. in the fact that the Jammers demon- Jammers. "We busted our ass for 48 min- strated that they could finish a The best team in the CBA, happy with George Karl's Albany Patroons. AT utes." Freitas said. "I'm game without self-destructing. our effort tonight. but we still have "The time left in the game and will invade the Event Center Tues- 42 games left" the score dictate the play," Freitas day and Thursday nights. Having Jose won three of the four exe- three days to prepare. Freitas said . San said. "They showed poise and quarters along with the game and by utilizing the shot clock to the Jammers an excited to be play- B(X)KSTORE& cution 'PRI) got six of the seven points possible. our advantage. Near the end we ing a great opponent and hopes RT In the Continental Basketball Asso- had five players hitting the offen- they can rise to the occasion. 'NA BOOKSTORE& Join Tat for Our ART SUPPLY ACCESSmagazine 401/ 330 south tenth street I olease !party san lose, ca. 95112

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21 s'eali and ow, ITS ALL OVER CAMPUS! PICK UP ACCESS MAGAZINE NOW! across from Allen Hall PAGE 6, SPARTAN DAILY, DECEMBER 10, 1990 FEATURES PEP offers support for rape victims By Steven Mushl lege campus." Daily staff writer 'The man may say 'you've just been leading me "There is definitely a problem Tiffany is quite willing to talk en this campus." she said about the Friday night in Sept. on' and the woman thinks 'maybe I have. Date rape most common when she was sexually assaulted. Harriet Pila, In America. women are most It began when she met him at a coordinator of PEP often raped by someone they party of SJSU students. know, not a stranger who jumps or climbs On college campuses, one of peared remorseful and wanted to PEP reaches out to victims from behind a bush every four female freshmen and through a window during the talk. He insisted they talk in his I he trauma Tiffany and ner sophomores are victims of sexual night. Of all rapes reported, 80 room, presumably so his house- friend suffered is the type of squa- assault, according to Harriet Pita. percent are date/acquaintance mates wouldn't hear his apology. tion PEP was developed to com- coordinator of SJSU's new Preven- rapes, Pita said. bat, Pila said. The program travels tion Education Program (PEP). Once inside his room, he began A fine line does exist between to sororities, fraternities and resi- Seven instances of sexual assault pawing her again and pinned her to date rape and acquaintance rape, halls to inform students have been reported to the Univer his bed. She struggled fiercely at dence Pila points out. about the tragedy and prevention sity Police Department this semes- first, but eventually relaxed and re- "A date rape is when you are of sexual assault, alcohol and other ter. according to UPD records. Of treated psychologically to where dating someone in a romantic situ- those, four victims specified he could not harm her. When he drug abuse. ation," she said. "An acquaint- their facets focusing on attackers were someone pulled her on top of him, she PEP has three ance rape is by someone who is a they and outreach,' knew. squirmed free and ran from the education, referral friend, a classmate, someone who room. Pita said. By the beginning of next lives down the hall or someone you Tiffany, who asked that only her semester, Pita hopes to have a rape met at a party." in place at first name be used, was one of the Back at the party. Tiffany told advocacy program Police records can be deceptive. who may be four. They had been drinking to her friends what happened, but SJSU where students Pita said. For every rape reported, and the point that the 23-year-old be- they insisted he was "just a little victims can get information nine go unreported, Pila said. from other havioral studies major was begin- drunk." Tired and confused, Tif- medical assistance Some rape counselors said that hours a day. ning to slur her speech. Chilled by fany decided to go home. Her at- trained students 24 number is higher. Wiggsy Sivert- the late night air, the man she had tacker tagged along with her escort Rape is generally defined as sen. an SJSU counselor says that been speaking with invited her in- who happened to live in the same forced penile-vaginal penetration. number is more like one in 15 re- side to warm up and talk. The building. After her escort left, he Arguably the greatest threat on the ported and not necessarily to man, who was also an SJSU stu- again tried to rape Tiffany by push- college campus is date/acquain- the police. The victim may report dent, lived in the house and in- ing his way into her apartment. By tence_rape. it to a friend instead of the police sisted they talk in his bedroom for this time, she was sober, but he A month ago, at the University or collegue. "The police statistick privacy. Tiffany was hesitant, but was very drunk. She asserted her- of Rhode Island, the fraternity are woefully low," Sivertsen said. agreed. self and the man retreated.. brother of a man accused of date rape committed suicide the same As they sat on his bed, he slowly Some men are victims, too The next day the victim testified her mem- began kissing her, pawing at her morning she discov- he same goes 'Or men," Pila ered that her ory regarding the rape had become shirt and putting his hands all over friend had been raped said. "Men get raped by women by the "clouded." her body. She resisted, telling him same student after he left all the time." Women come on Tiffany's. She that she wasn't interested and left called the Univer- The 'rape wall' grows very strong to men, Pita said, and sity Police Department and re- Dan ()camp() Daily staff photographer the room. This semester women at Brown when men are between 16 and 24, ported she had been sexually as- University began writing the it is difficult for men to control The Bethany Bible Coll,ege mimes, A saulted few minutes later, the man ap- and her friend had been names of alleged rapists on a bath- their bodies. For men who are Tragedy proached raped act out the Crucifixtion Thursday. Tiffany again He ap- room wall that has become known raped, one of every 100 victims re- as the "rape wall." The list has port it to the authorities, Pila said. grown from 10 to 30 names. Claire Victims are especially reluctant Miracle Room's album strikes weird Walsh, director of the pioneer out- to report date rape to the police be- chords cause the circumstances often in- By Adam Steinhauer reach program at the University of Florida, said that rape is no differ- volve two people who may have Daily staff writer had a sexual relationship. When With droning guitars, broken ent from campus to campus. "It is the victim knows the assailant, po- background-rhythms, and rough, alarmingly high," she said. lice frequently suspect she in some gravelly, unpleasant Pita hopes this program will be vocals, Mira- way consented or encouraged the cle Room's self beneficial to victims of date rape. -titled debut album attack. is, at least, unique. "People have this immpression that there is a white picket fence When Tiffany reported her sex- The New York-based, three- around the college and it is safe ual assault to UPD, the officers man outfit's promotional literature from everything," said Pila, who originally determined it was as- describes them as, "Like a life- was part of Walsh's team in Flor- sualt and battery, she said. ida. "But what happens in your "It wasn't a black and white sit- community happens on your col- See PEP, page 7 review

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Pile said, it depends on knowing days before the Ala. serial slay- PEP the three basic steps of the date ings, began at SJSU In August From Page 6 If you have been raped rape. Before her position was created by KSJS During the first step, the at- an Assembly bill authored by Tom ilem uation," Tiffany conceded. "I or know of someone who has tacker begins invading the victim's Hayden, D-Santa Monica, the uni- guess it was too obscure for them. personal territory. He may put a versity did little to deal with the I don't think the UPD is very edu- hand on her knee or shoulder. If issue. Siversten said. The bill re- 90.7 FM cated." been raped and needs help - the victim does nothing nost to discour- quires state-funded universities to Top five lists for the In addition, prosecutors are age this activity, Pila said collect they during statistics about rape, pro- afraid the case won't survive a jury CALL the next step the attacker vide week of Dec. 3 rims escalates counseling to victins and edu- trial. Cases more than 30 days old the action to more physical cate mbs levels. students about the problem, are virtually impossible to pros- The final step depends on isola- Sivertsen RHYTHM WAVE SONGS the Prevention Education Program - 924-5943 said. ecute for lack of forensic evidence, tion. The victim may be asked 80 to "The housing director and staff Pila said go somewhere else for some rea- Ince SJSU Counseling Services have been sensitive to this problem 1. 'SUNDOWN' Men often not charged - 924-5910 son: to get some air, listen to re- and have been putting on programs - CLAW HAMMER A 1983 study of more than 900 cords, or, in Tiffany's case, to for about five years," Sivertsen teen warm up. ape, sexual assault complaints filed in University Police Department - 924-2222 said. 2. "FEVER ISLAND" Indianapolis showed that men At that point, the victim must re- - NAKED RAYGUN move herself from the situation. However, the sororities have not are often were not charged when the Part of being able to do that. Pila been as sensitive, she said. "There situ- victims behavior raised questions 24-hour Rape Crisis Hotline 3. "OPERATION RESCUE" - 287-3000 said, is being aware of your sur- has been a rather lame attempt to lint- of consent. - BAD RELIGION roundings. "If you go to a party get information into the sorori- is a The author of the study, Gary D. ties," with a group of friends and they Sivertsen said. "The advis- who LaFree, a sociology professor at SJSU Health Services - 924-6120 ers are masters 4. "DETENTION GIRL" suddenly disappear, you should be at the ostrich you the University of New Mexico, game." - DWARVES found that aware that you may he in danger," rape charges were rarely One of the main obstacles to filed if the victim delayed in filing, she said. 5 "GRAVE WISDOM" :ive, she said. In another survey of 400 stu having an informed student pop- if she had a previous relationship Alcohol dilutes awareness - SKINNY PUPPY dents conducted in 1979 ulation, Sivertsen said, is that it with the suspect and no weapon Most rapes go unreported by the Another factor in dale rape is aid. University of Miami School of al- turns over with new students each was used. Most men who sexually assault cohol consumption. "When alco- JAZZ Aulubts that Law, 59 percent of the men and 39 semester and that the advisers can't "I've known some women who an acquaintance don't believe they hol comes into the picture, all it vett- percent of the women said they be- be expected to have great knowl- were so scared that they actually have committed a crime, and nei- does is impair judgement." Pile 1. "Extremeties" that lieved "women provoke rape by edge of date rape. kissed back when kissed by their ther do their victims, according to said. Of all the date rapes reported, - Tom Schuman i re- their appearance or behavior." attackers," Pila said. "How do a survey of 6,100 college students 75 percent of all offenders and 50 Helping other rape victims to "It all happens because of poor you think that looks to a prosecu- in 1985. percent of all victims are under the Since her attack, Tiffany has 2. "Basically Speaking' Pon communication between the tor?" The study was funded by influence of alcohol, Pita said. helped three other students come - Brian Bromberg the texes," Pila said. "Women are Because Tiffany got little results National Institute of Health Different behaviors occur when forward and report their assaults to stick and taught to say 'no' even if they from the police, she said she filed was conducted by Ms. people drink. Often they become the police. She has made a video 3. The Manhattan aid. Magazine. mean 'yes.' And that's wrong." charges against the student with It found that even though more aggressive and less aware of for the PEP center and done tele- Project' one in "If women want to have. sex the Dean of Student Services. Her four women surveyed their situations. "The man may vision interviews about campus - The Manhattan reported an with their partner, they need to let Pi la attacker told police he was inno- experience that met the say 'you've just been leading me date rape. legal defi- them know that up front," she Project men cent, but Tiffany said he agreed to nition of rape, only 27 on' and the woman thinks 'maybe She says her life and attitude percent said. "Same thing goes for men." on the conditions of the Dean's pun- thought of themselves as rape vic- have." hasn't changed much as a result of 4. "One For All" and ishment without a trial. tims. Three steps that lead to rape Pita advises that if the victim the attack, but it might be different - Art Blake y/ I 24. The student was suspended from Also, one in 12 men said they Tiffany reacted to the situation can't escape, she should remember if her attacker had been able to Jazzmessengers ntrol SJSU for one year, had to com- had committed acts that met the effectively and swiftly, according the details of the rape to report it to rape her. are plete community service, receive legal definition of rape, but 84 per- to Pila. The sexual assault may the police. "We are taught that sex is the 5. "Standards Zone- S counseling and write a letter of cent said they did not think of their happen so quickly there may be Bill helps education ultimate thing, but there is much - Brian Melvin Trio apology to Tiffany and her friend. acts as such. little time to defend yourself, but. Pila, who left Gainesville 10 more emotion in it," Tiffany said :tent be- in- Classified have

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party was held in the the the dummy, which was part of an "Yesterday we went all the way campus were celebrating La Posada was over a Room. art project on display in the quad, POSADA to llth Street and we had a couple a little in advance because tradi- union's Pacifica BOARD sped up the creation of the board. of students walking in front asking tionally Posadas are held from Students brought food and bev- December 16th to the 24th. From page! Robert Milnes, a board member From page! what it was," Oseguera said. "It erages and danced to the rhythm of be created to "educate the campus and the chairman of the art depart- was shocking to me but it was nice He said that Posadas are a matter Latin music. ment, said that he was not con- Diego de Soria, adapted for tans- to be asked what we were doing." community to prevent acts of racial of faith and tradition and for some Some students felt optimistic cerned that the policy the board will tian purposes. with it, or sexual harassment and . . . pro- The group entered the Student people who are not familiar about the future of the celebration mote sensitivity to words or other eventually draft will stifle artistic La Posada was organized by Chi- it is a little difficult to understand. freedom. Union and moved up to the Multi- of posadas at SJSU. symbols that may contribute to cano Student Movement of Aztlan, cultural Center on the third floor "I assure you that some people without creating "We're concerned on this cam- "Next year is going to be a lot racial tension, but the English translation of MEChA. where they repeated the symbolic that are watching us will think that pus, and not just in the art depart- bigger, we arc treating a lot of new a climate of censorship." Participants met at the Tower Hall, performance. we are crazy," Hernandez said. The announcement of the cre- ment, with maintaining academic lit candles and sang a song that sym- members, we are going to go to dif- Milnes said. ation of the board came less than a and artistic freedom," bolized Mary and Joseph's ordeal to Agapito Huerta, father of one of "The idea of Christmas and ferent types of fraternities on cam- Neither Fullerton nor board week after a hanged stuffed dummy find a lodge where she could give the students, drove from Salinas to remembering the importance of pus and bring them closer," said chairman Michael Ego was avail- in the art quad was interpreted by birth to her child. participate in this celebration. Hucr- where we come from and the Lawrence Polanco. a child psychol- able for comment. many as a racist symbol and ta has been doing this for more than meaning behind traditions are very ogy major. "This is new to me, I The board members contacted angered a group of visiting high From the lbwer Hall the group 30 years and he will continue doing important to me." said Holly Jones, was born in the United States and said that Ego is trying to set up school students. paraded towaid the Student Union. it as long as he is able, he said. a junior majoring in social science. this makes me appreciate my cul- SJSU Public Affairs Officer Lou another meeting before the end of Two students dressed up as Joseph After the posada representation ture a lot mere" Stahl said that the controversy over the semester. and Mary walked in front. Hemandez said that students on

STUDENT COMPUTER estimated the loss at $3,500. ics cards were taken from the some departments have comput- SPECIAL STOLEN The cables that secured the IBM personal computers, accord- ers donated or from a grant and computers were cut and there ing to Moustakas. may have $80,000 worth of com- From page I No offer can beat this. were no signs of forced entry. Security measures in the puters." Lowe said. "But they Complete System No add-ons Everything you need "Stealing the interiors is a prob- Trammel said. School of Engineering would be can't come up with $2,000 to lem and it's happened before," he Professor Evan Moustakas dis- increased, Trammel said. He install locking devices because of said. covered parts and accessories would not comment on what the budget crisis. It's pretty frus- COMPUTER: A theft of "computer compo- missing Nov. 21 from two com- changes would be made. trating." 113M Compatible 10M1 1Z Intel 8088 Single 360K floppy Drive, 20MB Hard Disk, Amber Monitor, ffnhanced Keyboard, 640K KAM nents" from engineering room puters used for simulations in the All labs that belong to the He added that there are compa- 12" 388 was reported to UPD on Nov. electrical engineering depart- School of Engineering currently nies that manufacture locking 20 by Jay Locks, according to ment. have cable locks, but security mea- devices and alarms, but "it's PRINTER: police logs. Locks could not be "They got in, removed the cov- sures in the different departments expensive." Near Letter Quality 180 CPS Draft, 4 Fonts, 20 Print Styles, 1 ugh Resolution Text & Continuous Tractor Feed, loft. Cable. reached for comment. ers then selectively stole parts," vary. Trammel said. Nearly $79,000 in computer Graphics, Single Sheet Feed, A Macintosh SE and the internal said Moustakas, undergraduate Lowe said UPD "pro-actively equipment was stolen throughout memory boards from another per- coordinator for electrical engi- encourages" people to put locks SJSU from Jan. I to Sept. 11990. SOFTWARE: sonal computer were taken, accord- on computers and stencil serial according to a UPD prevention DOS Operating System, WordStar Professional Word Processor, Grammar Checker, neering. Checker, Thesaurus, For, ,enorato., Documentation ing to Bob Trammel, assistant dean Disk drives, driver boards that numbers on them. handbook on computer and office Spelling of the School of Engineering. He the disk drives and graph- "The problem we run into is equipment theft. control A STUDENT-LIFE WARRANTY: Full Parts anti Labor Warranty as long as you are attending SJSU as a full ttime student (One year minimum) States government for spending 'Why am I fighting these people? ONLY $999.00 FORUM $5 million a day in aid to Israel. What have they done to me?'," CASH PRICE From page/ The United States spends 63 Trujillo said. MAC & PC cents on education for the dis- emment told (soldiers and police) lie added that the war is unfair abled to every dollar it spends to abuse and beat any Palestini- on to the poor and to ethnic minori- aid to Israel. RENTALS ans," Saba said. she said. ties who, he said, make up 40 to "The tear gas It was later discovered, Saba cannisters 50 percent of the armed forces. :t The Computer Lab thrown at Palestinians said, that the Israelis had com- inside their Before the speeches, Lenore Closed, For homes are ;s Full or mitted suicide. made in Pennsylva- Sheritan of South Bay Against nia: Saba Term Papers, Saba talked about the opinions' said. the Mideast War. introduced The last speech was given by Peter McKean, who she said was Homework, resumes, of the Palestinian population in II TOTI.N author and Vietnam veteran Israel. "the first conscientious objector & other needs... GinCky2.4 Charlie Trujillo. "As long as Saddam Hussein at San Jose State." 4411111.1LI,P.:11,1:11:.1,.._111111111 He said that FROM HOURLY TO kills the Israelis off, no problem," American troop McKean, 22, said, after the morale in the SEMEST ATES Saba said. "Every Palestinian I Middle East has forum, that he is hoping soon to gone down probably because encountered until I left had the the be given an honorable discharge 10% Studer iscount soldiers there same opinion." are doing the same from the Navy reserve. CORNERSTONE COMPUTERS thing. Computers To Go 2245 THE ALAMEDA, SANTA CLARA, CA 95050 Saba condemned the United He has been a reserve for five "You begin to ask yourself. years. Call 408/745-2945 (408)241-2700 = RI OCKS COM{ OF SANTA CLARA UNIVRSIT11 539 S. Mu h Sunn vale

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