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New Faculty Promotion Process Approved SJSU Fencing instructor Life & The Arts: makes his point in class Check out first issue See page 4 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Thursday. September 14, 1989 Volume 93, No. 9 New faculty promotion process approved By Aldo Maragoni member from each instructional de- tenure. from thioughout the campus, there is TIIC HON proposition did have a Despite objectons from Norton Daily staff writer partment on campus, could have its Because of the amount of work in- no way for them to know the candi- few opponents who voted against it and a few others. the senate ap- Faculty members and candidates role in reviewing promotion candi- volved in the process. faculty mem- date." she said. "The candidate at the Monday meeting. proved the proposal by a 27-7 vote. involved in the promotions process dates taken away if the new policy bers and promotion candidates com- must then present themselves to a One Academic Senate member. There was one abstention. should be getting more nine to do goes into effect. plained they did not have enough committee that doesn't know them. political science Professor Theodore what they were hired to do: teach. Instead of going through the Uni- time to plan their classes. said Phyl- and the dossiers grow larger in hopes The policy must be signed by Norton called for a single university SJSU's Academic Senate passed a versity Committee. promotion can- lis Connolly. chainvoman of the pro- of making sure the committee has all SJSU President Gail Fullerton before body to he created to review all can- new promotions policy Monday that didates will be reviewed by their fessional standards c llllll nittee the pertinent information." it can be put into effect, but Aca- didates for promotions, retention and may eliminate one reviewing body in own departments or sch(xils, accord- "We were getting nunierous com- Under the new plan, p tttttttt (ion% demic Senate officials were confi- tenure. hopes of simplifying the process ing to the new plan developed by the plaints from the faculty members in- review will he less difficult for can- dent the president would approve the through which instructors are raised Academic Senate's professional volved in the process that they had didates. she said. Additionally. uni- "The document is a license to decision. to associate professor and professor standards committee. no time to teach because reviewing versity departments and schools will each school and department to write Fullerton is expected to sign it status. The University Committee still candidates took so long," Connolly he more accountable fin. their ac- their own procedures," Norton said. later this week. according to Erica The University Committee. made will retain its responsibility for re- said. tions. thus allowing the candidate to "We should either abolish the docu- Ankuda, Academic Senate secre- up of one elected tenured t'aculty viewing candidates for retention and "Because the reviewer% come be evaluated niore fairly. ment or refer it back to comniittee.’ tary. Confusion In the shadows caused Jammers' absence By. Brenda esko Daily stall writer The San Jose Jammers had to pull out of a Rec Center exhibition game last weekend because of a misunder- standing with grand opening orga- ni-iers over the availability of players for the event. The Jammers. a Continental Fias- ketball Association expansion team owned by Assemblyman Dominic Cortese, D-San Jose, were slated to play a three-on -three exhibition be- tween rnx)n and 5 p.m. Saturday as part of the center's official opening. But the team never showed up. The CFIA season ha% not started yet. and not enough players were signed up for the team to provide six player% for the exhibition. according to Jammers' head coach Cory Rus- sell. "We only have a handful of play- er% signed. We made an effort up until the last minute." Russell said. The Janimers were billed as one of the sponsors of the Student Union Recreation and Events Center open- ing and made a S1,000 contribution to help fund the festivities. said Judy Hemiann. MS( I Student Union di- rector of public relations. Rec Center agendas and fliers for the opening had alleady been sent to the printer% when officials realind Nollendorfs - Daily staff photographe, the Jammer% would be unable to at- tend. she said. Ben Carrillo, a senior majoring in accounting, finds a quiet place to hit creep up against the masonry and form a visually pleasing design near David Cortese. Jammers general the hooks during the early morning hours a time when shadows Sweeney. Ilan. Later, hordes of students will end the serenity.. manager and the owner's son. said See JAMMERS. page 5 Resignations UPD short A.S. China resolution leave By Valerie Junger by a recent agreement drawn be- one investigator. Maloney said. Daily staff writer tween the California State Univeisity "We hope to finish recruitment splits old, new boards Vacancies at the University Police system and the State University Po- the end of October,. lie said. Vacant positions Hy Anne Illujniovic man of the Student Union Hoard Department will not affect campus lice Association. The agreement pro- "The recruiting procedure is .1 Daily staff writer of Directors who served as 1987- safety, a UPD official said Tuesday. vides a salary raise fin UPI) officers, cumbersome process that instil% cs A resolution condemning the SS A.S. director of community BeCaUtie Of attrition and a series of who have been without a contract for many stages. First we have to make 5 officers Chinese officials for their action% affairs. resignations last May. the depart- nearly two years. according to a May sure that all position% are clear. in Tiananmen Square last summer Thomas said Wednesday he is ment is currently eight members report in the Spartan Daily. meaning that all finance% have been 2 sergeants has %parked a debate between stu- opposed to the resolution because short of full staff. according to po- In the meantime. the department dealt with, and that the time aCCUMU- 1 dispatch officer dent government leaders past and of a clause that restricts any fu- lice Lt. Shannon Maloney. is maintaining a minimum staff lation won't he in the way of the hir- present. ture student% from China to enter But UPI) Chief Ric Abeyta said level. Maloney said. ing (il' a new officer. Maloney said. Cun-ent members of the Ass. impacted programs at SJSt 1. he is pulling officers from other du- "Certainly we don't have an offi- "Then there is a whole set of tests 1 investigator (stated Student% passed the resolu- The clause in question urges ties. such as investigation and ad- cer everywhere something hap- that has to he performed:. he added. Sour( e. UPD 411, hils tion June 2K in response hi the university officials "to restnct ministration, to ensure that an ad- pens," he said, "But we are still "We have now completed the writ Chinese government's crackdown ill:CCS% of future students from the equate number of officers are in the doing an adequate job... ten and physical agility tests and an. on pro-democracy student dem- People's Republic of China to field at all times. J. Handel Evans. SJSU executive processing the results.. "Our finely iews and research in- onstrators. programs that are designated 'im- Thus. despite a drastic cut on the vice president. agreed with Malo- The potential candidates. selected clude a thorough background re Wednesday, nearly three pacted because it is our belief force and corrective adjustments. assertion. from those test results. will then ap- ney's search. and medical and psychologi months after the resolution was that any students to be given exit both university and UPD officials "I am assured by Chief Aheyta pear before a six -person panel for in- cal examinations. Maloney added passed. two former A.S. mem- visas by the government of the maintain that the safety of the cam- that the campus is safe and adequa- terviewing. Maloney said. This So far a total of 10ff applicants bers appeared at the weekly board People's Republic of China to pus is not in jeopardy. tely covered:. Evan% said. panel is made up of three people have applied to the ()pen positions. meeting to voice their opposition study abroad will only. be those Recruiting of new police officers "Fiesides. he added. 'our crime from the campus community and according to Maloney. to the statement who adhere to the strict party has been under way since resigna- is lower than ever, which seems three from the UPI). rate "It is the most paranoid, bla- line . tions in January and Maly After the interviews. recommen- The money which subsidi/es the left five to support his argument." tant piece of Aryan legislation to The resolution also encourages positions vacant. the five available officers dations are made to Abeyta. who recniiting procedures comes lioni Beside% come out ot the student govern- officials to grant permanent resi The process is not complete. Ma- UPD is looking for two will himself interview- the candi- the department's budget. Maloney positions. ment," said Rick Thomas. chair- See RESOLUTION, page 5 loney said, but should be expedited sergeants. one dispatch officer and dates. said. Page ' 'rhursday, September 14, 1989 /Spartan Daily Forum Spartan Daniel Daily Vasquez Pubhshed for the University and the University Communtty by the Department of Journahsm Mexican culture not and Mass Communications Since 1934 just a taco stand The other day someone said something Campus Voice that pained me. "I love Mexican food. Let's go to Taco Bell." laugh at the ignorance.
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