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ARIANtot 'Nan .litst Stali I nit trsit skit t 1931 DAILY Campus civility must improve, Caret says By Otto Waldorf In the statement, which was distrib- tions to the problems in civility that Students can obtain copies of "On campus diversity in the campus cli- Spartan Daily Staff Writer uted March 31, Caret said, "Issues of this campus fa es." Campus" at the office of the Associated mate survey as a "parenthetical after- Spurred by student response to a civility and community are among my The statement also announced a Students, located on the third floor of thought," which the university did recent incident in which an Admissions top priorities," and "we do not tolerate town meeting between Caret and facul- the Student Union. nothing about. and Records employee allegedly used a any form of discriminatory behavior ty and staff members to take place at Campus climate was also the single "When this climate allows (staff racial epithet to insult a student, San involving race, gender, sexual prefer- noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday in Morris most heated issue at the A.S. Board of members to insult students) whom we Jose State University President Robert ence or disability. Dailey Auditorium. Another meeting, Director's March 22 meeting. As offi- all represent, and we have an impact Caret issued a statement regarding the "As educators, it is our responsibility for students, will take place April 13 dals from the office of Admissions and on the quality and equity of our educa- subject of campus climate in a special to teach tolerance, respect, and under- from noon to 1 p.m. in the Student Records listened, Jerome Martin, tion, this is just wrong," Martin said. edition of the faculty publication "On standing. And 1 believe everyone wants Union. Both meetings will be broadcast Associated Students Director of Martin urged the rest of the A.S. to find Campus." to move forward by looking for solu- by KSJS. Business Affairs, qualified references to See Campus climate, page 14 Professor recalls Vietnam Keeping SJSU instructor, an eye out family flee in 1975 By Nora Profit Ross Spartan Daily Staff Writer Americans watched from the comfort of their living rooms as the Vietnam War came to a dra- matic end in 1975. As Saigon was about to fall into the hands of the commu- nist North Vietnamese, televi- sion stations around the world broadcasted scenes of heli- copter airlifts and evacuees boarding large C-130 transport planes. There were vivid pic- tures of thousands of Vietnamese scaling the fence surrounding the American embassy to climb on top its roof in hopes of being rescued. For Hien Duc Do, an assistant social science professor at San LEFT: Industrial design senior Jay Jose State University, those Montemayor eyes Tower Hall through days are a vivid memory. He his measuring tool as he prepares to and his family were among sketch the tower for his Art 26 repre- class. The class, those evacuated. sentational drawing which is taught by Professor Paul "I was only 14-years-old when Staiger, teaches three-point perspec- we left Vietnam," Do said. "My tive drawing that is a requirement for mother tried for weeks to get us design majors. out, but she couldn't. It was my uncle who was able to get the ABOVE: Art Professor Paul Stager, papers for us to leave." right, gives an in-depth look at Morris April marks the twentieth Dailey Auditorium as junior industrial anniversary of South Vietnam's design major Scott Strannigan mea- surrender and America's mili- sures it out for a representational draw- tary loss. The conflict claimed ing class. killed in three times the number PHOTOS BY JEFF CHIU SPARTAN DAILY both theaters during World War See Duc Do. page 8 Jewish culture celebrated at SJSU Blacks' ills self-imposed, prof says By Nora Profit Ross mentator on race relations after Americans face is the result of Week-long events include juggling, music, Shabbatt dinner Spartan Daily Staff Writer the 1990 publication of his their collective self-doubt and A black, mild mannered book, "The Content of Our refusal to move beyond racism By Jennifer Ferguson juggles items from pins and answer questions about Israeli English professor, once Character: A New Vision of Race as an excuse. Spartan Daily Staff Writer scarves to knives and blocks, geography. Prizes of Israeli described as looking as "innocu- in America." The publication of this single San Jose State University she tells stories about being chocolate will be given to the ous as a bookkeeper in his horn- The book, which won a book received so much press celebrated African awareness Jewish. winners of the quiz. rimmed glasses and button- National Book Critics Circle attention that Bill Thomas, month during February and On Thursday, a walk- Information tables will be down shirt," was catapulted to Award, is a collection of intro- Steele's editor at the time, said women's history for a week through exhibit featuring the set up to include study and celebrity status five years ago. spectIve essays that maintains it had the potential of making during March, and now in sights, sounds and tastes of travel programs to Israel and a Shelby Steele, an English pro- the ills of African- Americans him famous and financially April comes the celebration of Israeli culture will be held in display of Israeli photographs. fessor at San Jose State are mostly self-imposed. secure "mammon serving Jewish culture week. the quad outside the Student After the exhibit, students University for the past 21 years, In the book, Steele contends Program director Jonathan Union between 10:30 a.m. and can listen to the sounds of became America's chief coin- that the crisis African - See Steele, page 3 Comisar wants the week to 1 p.m. Israel when Klezmania, a San educate students about the The tastes of Israel will Francisco Klezmer band, per- experience of Jewish life and Include three different types forms in the Amphitheater Alumni giving up 125 percent from '91 culture. of charoset, a mixture of finely from noon to 1 p.m. "Our hope is that people chopped nuts mixed with Klezmer is Eastern By Roger R. Ramirez University Board of Trustees cation, especially at SJSU, is Spartan Daily Staff Writer who attend our events will liqueur that is spread over European dance music used agreed there was a significant becoming known to alumni and come away with a little appre- bread. Charoset, a ceremonial for weddings and other holi- The increase in cuts to the need for increased fund-raising friends. Gifts to the university ciation and understanding of food eaten at Passover, is a days, and is a combination of San Jose State University bud- efforts, so at SJSU there was a have been on the rise. who we are as Jews and at the symbol of the bricks and mor- ancient Jewish melodies and get has sent the administration campaign to organize and focus A total of $8.5 million was same time be entertained," tar the Jews used to build a gypsy music. scrambling for other means, the efforts of many of the exist- donated in the 1993-94 academ- Comisar said. city for Pharaoh. On Friday, a traditional and one key source It counted ing departments. By centraliz- ic year. The first of many activities The exhibit will also Include Shabbat dinner a weekly on is University Advancement. ing the efforts of University Alumni giving in 1993-94 rose planned begins today with crafts where visitors can make celebration starting sundown "The office of University Advancement in a single office, 42 percent to $3.4 million. Sara Felder, a Jewish juggler necklaces and bracelets from Friday and ending sundown Advancement was only formed the ability to have better fund- the highest amount ever given who will be performing in the wooden beads with symbols Saturday will be held at the five years ago," said Alex raising capabilities was realized. by alumni, as stated in Student Union Amphitheater of the Hebrew alphabet, and a International Center at 7:45 Sydnor, associate director of Today, the 1994 Council for the 1994 CFAE report. Alumni from noon to 1 p.m. As she quiz where participants can See Jewish week, page 14 University Advancement. Aid to Education (CFAE) report In 1991, the California State shows the crisis in higher edu- See Fund raiser, page 8

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Southpaw Notes THE CTINEP WAND I FEEL ON THE ONE HAND. (ONA LITTLE PENSION I CAN SENSE 71-1E HAVING PUBLIC PE7.15/_ffABOUT I( MOOD MY wormy- um -1 aisay, /WIWI Help save planet 3055-6c Dory LIMITED! f ( "What is it today, Amrov?" he "You're afraid they're going to was asked in a rushed tone. self destruct, aren't you?" "There are other pressing issues, "Quite frankly, yes." please make your point." "We've seen this happen over I "Well," Amrov began slowly. and over again on 3055-6c. The "There's a slight problem with one populations fluctuate, they don't of the inhabited planets." terminate." A "Which one?" "But there hasn't been this Amrov stalled. "3055-6c." much widespread damage done to "What's wrong"" the planet before." A.J. Nomai "Well, in a nutshell, they didn't "Although I may agree with you Ii exactly progress in energy tech- on that point, we cannot intervene. nology the way we thought they would." The rise or fall of life on a planet is not predeter- "How long have you been studying that plan- mined. We have no right to interfere with the nat- et?" ural selection that takes place within the uni- "Long enough. They've stalled on a form of verse." stored solar energy. It's very limited, and it's run- "As I've said, my interest is species preserva- ning out." tion. I " "So? Naturally they will move onto another "And I've heard you and understand. But we form of energy before this one runs out." cannot run to the aid of every fledgling species in "But it's more complicated than that. There is the universe. If the life on that planet is advanced a large group of life forms who consume mass enough, they will learn how to live within the quantities of the planet's limited energy supply. means of their environment." Their social structure makes their culture very, "And if they aren't advanced enough?" Writer's Forum well, rigid about certain issues. They are ignoring "You know the law as well as I do. The superi- the fact that the supply is or forms of life flourish, running out. In fact their "If the life on that planet weaker ones fail. It's that Current welfare reform not realistic energy input continues to simple. Either they learn increase. is advanced enough, they to use safer, renewable The cries over welfare reform improve their lives? Do we even "The problem is not to live energy, or they suffer leave one wondering if common care? only that their society will will learn how the consequences. sense has been factored into the The current party in power in crash when the fuel runs within the means of their "Besides, you aren't the equation. Congress seems to be respond- out, but they are destroy- only one interested in To date, one of the aspects of the ing to a cold, mean spirit that is ing the planet at the same environment." 3055-6c. It's a very rich U.S. House of Representatives sweeping America. time. They are sacrificing planet and other parties Republican's plan to reform the The suggestions for welfare their planet for immediate consumption." are interested in its, shall we say, development. welfare system is to require states reform are concerned only with "Amrov, you've been consumed in this for No pun intended." to move half the people on their reducing a financial deficit, not the well-being and lives of the quite a while, haven't you?" "If we don't do something there won't be much caseloads into jobs by the year Nora Profit Ross "What are you talking about?" of a planet left." 2003. people whom reform will affect. "You're losing touch with reality." "Don't be so pessimistic, Amrov. Give the The federal requirement will be It is difficult to imagine that a "Others who have been studying 3055-6c will beings of 3055-6c a little more credit. In the mean- reinforced by a strict provision that a five-year country that was eager to rescue the children of tell you the same thing. Their society is incredibly time, all we can do is wait and see. Please contin- lifetime limit of cash benefits be imposed a Rumania, are unwilling to rescue the homeless dependent on this energy. That is why I pro- ue your observations, but try not to get to per- limit that can be lowered by the states. and hungry children of America. pose..." Amrov stalled again. sonally involved." It matters not whether you are a Republican or America needs to remember that welfare recip- "What?" Democrat, a conservative or a liberal, the full ients are not creatures from another planet. They "That we intervene." A.J. Nomai is the ramification of the plan has not been considered. aren't sloths sucking up the available funds in "You're kidding." Spartan Daily The buzz words that push the buttons of the coffers of the United States treasury. Welfare "We could give them the necessary technology Forum Editor. reform are all there: "reduced spending," "lazy recipients are mothers and children. They are to help them get out of this rut they're in and stop His column appears recipients," "babies for benefits," and on and on. the poor and infirm. They are American citizens. what could be prolonged suffering for life there. every Tuesday. But has anyone looked at the future after the I am skeptical that America will be able to sus- We're talking about helping a species." plan is enforced? tain its world leadership if it throws away the Has anyone thought whether we'll have enough ingenuity, creativity and mental ability of thou- jobs nationwide to accommodate this mandated sands of welfare recipients and their children. Letters to the Editor influx of new workers? Will states be willing to Certainly a country like ours is advanced spend the money necessary to establish effective enough to figure out a solution that doesn't pun- job-placement programs? Will welfare recipients, ish people. America can't afford to throw away University fees are only a small price to pay with little education and limited job skills, be an entire group of people, as it has in the past, able to be placed? without paying a very high price for its impu- Dear Editor cost approximately $200 per Jose State, than return to an America seems to be promising jobs it can't dence. month, not including copay- institution where I paid $3,000 a deliver and mandating a fairy tale work ethic it This letter is in response to ments every time you go to visit semester more. knows welfare recipients can't follow. Even if the Nora Profit Ross Blair Whitney's Writer's Forum, the doctor. There was one library for five land of many jobs is possible, will ex-welfare is a Spartan Daily "University fees should be abol- It may seem to be a high fee, schools. Yes, five different recipients be able to earn a wage that will Staff Writer ished" (Mar 13). but things could get worse if you schools. Try finding a book you If San Jose State went on to are not a student. need for a paper in that place. abolish university fees, the ser- Whitney complained about I appreciate SJSU no matter Opinion page vices that he feels that he is pay- paying $25 for graduation. That what fees it charges me. I was Spartan Daily ing extra for would cost the is a small price to pay (even if the kid from San Jose who used to say that I would drop out of school even more cutbacks than you do consider how much you policies Editorial I have already had. have paid in tuition throughout school before I ever went to San we Executive Editor Joanne Gritlittkoputingue minus one, were of one That 15 cents you pay to your student years) for a degree Jose State. But look where I am "If all mankind City EtIttor Kevin Valine make a copy in the library will that is going to last a lifetime. now. opinion, and only one person were of the News Editor MM thew Torn help to replenish the lost books This degree will put you ahead I am glad that I overcame my contrary opinion, mankind would be no Photo Editor JtreinY Hogan \ that students never return and of other applicants who have no dislike for San Jose State, more justified in silencing that one person, ForutE Editor Aishetin (A.J )N4rntil never even pay for. That money experience and no degree. because now I can really say than he, if he had the power, would be jus- Smirti Editor Stienas Dilly Editors Shelley Snack:mill' will pay for more paper to go I would love for that to be the that I am on the right track for tified in silencing mankind." Tina tSsalinti

into that printer once everyone last fee I had to pay to finish graduation. John Stuart Mill, Tim Sthwalbach wastes what is in there now. school. I won't consider my It has taken me $11,000 and a "On Liberty" (1850) Chief Photographer Jeatiell'e Bantle d You may think the health ser- schooling finished after I pay few charges for those copy Etc. Editor Mitt McCrellii-Mitcheti vice fee you pay is not beneficial that $25 fee next year because, cards and allergy tests, but it is The representation of a broad range of Etc. CraphIce John Lee because you have to pay an by then, the interest on my all worth it in the long run. opinions is important to a democracy. The Etc. Art beats Laura Becker additional fee for allergy tests. $11,000 in student loans will Spartan Daily is committed to sharing Senior Reporter Ilene Meeks But think about how much more already have started adding Maritza Maldonado those opinions with the community. Reporters: Michelle Alaimo, Jennifer Bixler, Michele you would have to pay for this itself to the loans. Junior Spartan Daily readers may express them- Bolger, Kristin Butler, Jennifer Ferguson, Cristal test if you were not a student I would much rather contin- Public Relations Major selves on the Opinion page with a Letter to Gliderjahn, Catherine Ippoliti, Larry Lee, Dexter and you did not have medical ue paying the fees, no matter the Editor or Campus Viewpoint. Manglicmot. Roger Ramirez, Nora Profit Ross, Ken insurance. Good insurance can how big or small they are at San A Letter to the Editor is a 200-word Stewart, Linda Taalle, Otto Waldorf, Blair Whitney Photographers: Janet Blackburn, Jeff Chin, Christian response to an issue or point of view that DelRosario, Eric Grigorian, Corey Rich, John Stubler Spartan Daily. Campus has appeared in the Cartoonist: Jay Vales Affirmative action fosters discrimination Viewpoint is a 309- to 500-word essay (two double spaced pages) on current campus, Advisers: Mack Lundstrmn, Jim McNay Dear Editor, the job market? previously tough racial barriers. political or personal issues I have first-hand knowledge The politicians who created this Submissions become the property of the Advertising This is in response to Ilene V. of being discriminated against program did so to make up for Spartan Daily and may be edited for clarity, Advertising Director Michele Daly Meeks Writer's Forum by this program. past injustices, but the same grammar, libel and length. Submissions Art Director Kevin Taylor "Affirmative action provides I applied for a state position people need to look to the future must contain the author's name, address, Retail Manager Gary Merrill opportunities." This article in 1991, and after making it to of these programs and deter- phone number, signature and major. Computer Support Keith Ilarmon Downtown Manager Monica McQueen shows that her family has direct- the final round of interviews, I mine whether it is fair for every- Submissions must be typed or submitted Marketing Manager Sharon Milner ly benefited from the opportuni- was told that I would not be one. on a 3.5" disk using Microsoft Word on the ties provided by affirmative easy to hire due to my ethnic I respect Meeks' father Macintosh. Always provide a printout of Retail: Kenton Morimoto, James Namba, Jeni Schiltz action. background. because of the determination the piece. Etc: Mark Fazzio, Lilly Gutierrez This legislation was devel- Apparently the agency and commitment needed to Submissions may be put in the Letters to Downtown: Rene Martinez, Steve Merghart oped in the early '70s to make already had their ceiling number break through the barriers as the Editor box at the Spartan Daily office in Artists: Kaz Aoki, Tiffanie Moyano, Pamela Lee up for past discrimination at of whites on staff, and I should one of the first black fire fighters Dwight Bentel Hall room 209, sent by fax to Adviser: Jack Quinton jobs and colleges. look elsewhere for employment. In the local tire department. (408) 924-3237 or mailed to the Spartan Graphics Specialists: Jim Butler, Dave Karigaca I grew up knowing that this I was really hurt, and felt I also hope the author under- Daily Forum Editor, School of Journalism program, in theory, does not what racism can feel like. Why stands that her father was pro- and Mass Communications, San Jose State News Room (4111) 024-3280 apply to me as I am in the didn't the agency Just make it moted to his high position for University, One Washington Square, San Fax 924-3282 Advertising 924-3270 "white-male majority." easy for me by placing a sign on his service and hard work, not Jose, CA, 95192-0149. Ussolfled 924-3277 The question I would like to the door stating "whites need because he Is black. Editorials are written by, and are the con- ask is, although this program not apply?" sensus of the Spartan Daily editors, not the Spartan Daily. (USI'S 0 509-480), Is published every school day lor (lull yr.) $25 (ea Ford academic sem ) 015 011-campus price per copy, 15 cents, has certainly benefited some Affirmative action is a form Jonathan staff. by San lose State University, One Washington Square, San Jose. CA, groups in society, have you of racism, and it is wrong even if Senior Published opinions do not necessarily 95192-0149 Mall sobscriptions accepted on a remainder ol semester thought about the direct ramifi- It gives an under-represented Health Science reflect the views of the Spartan Daily, the basis Second-class postage paid at San Jose, CA POSTRAME8: Send address changes to Spartan Dally. San lose State University, One cation that it has on everyone in group an edge to break through School o; Journalism and Mass Washington Square, San Jose. CA 95192-0149 Communications or SJSU.

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Union, Pacheco Rm a turn-coat, damaging the General Gathering & Recruit- Seminar: A Case Study of a 510-792-44652. Call 297-8944. be El Circulo Hispanic cause for racial equality in ment 6:30p.m.-7:30p.m. Science Coastally Trapped Disturb- Bldg., Rm. 251. Call 972-5101. ance During MABLES WC Society of Women Engineers Gen. Mt g 11 :30a.m.- I 2:30p.m. Model United Nations America. 12noon Duncan Hall, Rm. 615. General Meeting, Elections Student Union, Montalvo Rm. General Meeting 3:30p.m Julian Bond, talking about one GALA 12::30p.m.-1:30p.m. Engineering Call 924-4602. Business Classrooms, Rm. 219 of Steele's essays said, "Bull The S/M Sphere - Students Mountaineers of SJSU Rrn. 340. Call 773-1262. Call 370-7951. in League for Alternative Club Mtg. &Spring Skiing Slide Financial Management Connor or George Wallace could Association PIRpino Engineering have said the same things 30 Pleasures 2p.m. Student Union Show 5:30p.m. Student Union, Council Chambers. Call 261-9880 Guadalupe Rm. Call 275-0881. Wednesday Careers in Flnance; members &vis- & Science Organization years ago." itors welcome 430p.m.-5:45p.m. General Meeting - new meni- "We all know that there is Instruction & Student Re-entry Advisory Program AIKIDO Club Student Union, Guadalupe Rm. bers welcome 2:30p.rn racism," wrote Steele in an arti- Affairs Committee General Support Group for Re- Meeting, come join us for prac- Call 248-6061. Student Union, Montalvo Rm. cle that appeared in Emerge Open Hearings on Student entry Students 12noon-1p.m. tice! 2:30p.mAp.m. Spartan Call 262-6637. Complex 202. Call 259.6816. GALA Magazine in 1991, and that Advising 1p.m.-3:30p.m. Administration Bldg., Rm. 269. Student Union, Guadalupe Rm. Call 924-5930. Col. Margarethe Cammermeyer Re-entry Advisory Program racism can be an excuse for not Call 924-6418. Associated Students 7:30p.m. Morris Daily Audit- Brown Bag Lunch - Making developing." School of Art & Design Program Board (ASPB) orium and Sexuality in the 90s Successful Transitions 12noon- Little has been written by Jewish Student Union & Student Galleries Art Exhibits Serving in Silence - Col. - Gabriel Antolovich of the 1:30p.m. Student Union, Room. Call 924-5930. Steele in the last several Jewish Culture Week 10a.mAp.m. Art & Industrial Margarethe Cammermeyer Santa Clara Valley Health & Pacheco 7:30p.m. Morris Daily Audit- Hospital System, AIDS years, but in his recent New Sara Felder, Jewish Juggler & Studies Bldgs. and Student Performance Artist 12noon. Galleries Art Receptions orium. Call 924-6339. Program 2p.m. Student Union, San Jose Earth Day York Times article titled Outdoor Amphitheater. Call 6p.m.-8p.m. Art & Industrial Costanoan Rm. and Gay Volunteer Meeting "Affirmative Action Must Go," 271-6969. Studies Bldg. and Tues. Night Buhver-Lytton English Society Comedy with Mark Davis & Volunteer Recruitment for San Steele is once again in the Lecture Series "Public Arts Weekly Meeting 12:30p.m. Sabrina Matthews I p.m. Jose's Earth Day lp.m. and Union A S forefront of the affirmative KSJS 90.5 FM Funding in San Jose," 5p.m.- Faculty Offices Bldg., Rm. 144. Student Union Amphitheater. 7p.m. Student Call 923-7189. Call 261-9880 ext. 4252. Office, Rm. 360. Call 924-6410 action controversy. Staff Meeting for Campus 6p.m. Art Room 133. Call 924-4327. have Station 5:30p.m. Hugh Gillis Steele's views on race Hall, Rm. 118. Call 924-4561. remained essentially the same, but his temperament about the issues seem to have mellowed. Sparta Gude is free. and available to students, tacutty & staff associations. Deadline is 5pm two days before publorvation Forms available at 013w 209 Entries may be edited to elk)* tor space restriclions He wrote in the New York Times article, "I would ask those who oppose preferences 64 have much real diversity on him asking his opinion. If he ing work in their field can to acknowledge and account for campus - a sharing of culture granted every request, he would take extended leaves so long as the reality of black alienation. We don't have much real diversity on campus and background that brings have no time to work." they are approved by the As a black. I still fear discrimina- - a sharing of culture and background that richness. We have power strug- When asked if Steele was department. tion, still have the feeling it is gles. We have factions. We upset with the faculty at SJSU, Steele made such requests waiting for me in public brings richness. We have power struggles. We have a reactive atmosphere. If he replied, "I think those of each year and was approved. America." have factions.... If you don't believe me, you don't believe me, throw out us who know him personally Because Steele is such a His article also called for dis- the term affirmative action and are committed to keeping his prominent personality an crimination to be a felony throw out affirmative action and see the ratio see the ratio of reaction to privacy." Image good for the college - offense. "If someone can go to of reaction to reflection. reflection." How long Steele will remain he is likely to be granted leave John Pollack, an SJSU associ- on leave is also unknown requests for as long as he wants jail for stealing my car stereo, Shelby Steele he ought to do considerably SJSI. Englah professor ate English professor, friend and (leaves are unpaid). them. more time for stifling my liveli- former office mate of Shelby Mark Bussman, administra- With the current controversy hood and well-being by discrim- Steele's, debunked the idea that tive assistant in the English growing over affirmative action inating against me. Steele's refused for any other Department said, "He (Steele) and Steele's new book due out Controversy and notoriety mental program in a poor black He has a twin bother named reason but lack of time. can remain on leave indefinitely in the fall. it is likely that Shelby not withstanding, Steele has community in East St. Louis. Claude and two sisters. Like his Pollack said, "He's besieged so long as he requests it in writ- Steele. professor of English at almost abandoned his post at Three years later in 1974, he parent's, Steele's marriage is by national and international ing each year." San Jose State Univer,,v ks San Jose State University. He received his doctorate from the interracial. His wife Rita is requests all the time. Even the Bussman also said tenured remain listed, for SOE has been on leave for more than University of Utah. white. vice president (Al Gore) called faculty members who are pursu- come, as "on leave" three years, and it is unknown Steele is one of four child- Steele, who declined to be when he will return. ren born to Shelby Steele Sr., interviewed by the Spartan Steele, who was hired by SJSU a black truck driver with an Daily, is currently writing a book in 1974, became a tenured pro- elementary school education he said will be out in the fall - fessor in the fall of 1978. He and Ruth Steele, a white social the contents of which is received his bachelor's degree worker. unknown. It is rumored that MARTIN LAWRENCE WILL SMITH at Coe College, an almost all- Both his parents were civil Steele may be unwilling to talk white school in Cedar Rapids, in rights activists as was Steele to the Daily because of ill treat- 1968. during his days at Coe College. ment he received at the hands He received a master's degree During that time, an African- of SJSU faculty over the release in sociology at Southern Illinois garbed Steele organized the first of his book. University in 1971, during which civil rights group on campus In 1991, during a SJSU English time Steele taught African- leading protests against the col- department reception in his DON SIMON At JEDRI EMU American literature in an experi- lege's administration. honor, Steele said, "We don't

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WASHINGTON (AP) The old age and disability funds will pital fund "will be able to pay lishing another advisory corn- 35 years, until 2030. Security taxes and more than 43 condition of the Medicare hos- last until 2030, one year later benefits for only about seven mission to provide advice on The trustees, under a forecast million people get benefits each pital trust fund has improved than the trustees estimated last years and is severely out of how to shore up Medicare. using what they consider the month. slightly but it will still go bank- year. financial balance in the long House Speaker Newt Gingrich most probable economic and The hospital insurance trust rupt early in the next decade The report on the huge pen- range." They urged "prompt, has said Medicare needs to be demographic assumptions, said fund collected $95 billion in pay- unless changes are made, the sion and disability program effective and decisive action" to rethought from the ground up, that: roll taxes in 1994, but paid $105 system's trustees reported "reinforces the message that we keep the insurance program for and other GOP leaders have The old age and disability billion in benefits. today. must address the long-range 36 million elderly or disabled said they hope to save $150 bil- funds will take in $405 billion in The hospital fund had $133 The Medicare fund, under the issues facing Social Security, but workers in the black. lion or more over five years by calendar 1995 and pay out $340 billion in reserve at the end of latest forecast, will run out in we are not on the eve of a cri- But they stopped short of slowing the program's growth. billion. 1994 and is expected to grow by 2002 one year later than the sis," said Social Security Com- offering Congress a prescription The trustees looked at both The reserves, which stood $3.5 billion this year. But it will trustees predicted last April. missioner Shirley S. Chater. for Medicare reform. President the short- and long-term health at $436 billion at the end of last mil deficits starting in 1996 and The precarious state of the Social Security is financed by Clinton had proposed major of the programs stretching out year, will grow to approximately be depleted in 2002. fund "illustrates again the need a 6.2 percent payroll tax on savings in Medicare last year as over 75 years. The disability $502 billion by the end of 1995. The trustees have been warn- for reform of the health care employers and employees, and part of his universal health fund actually starts running a The trust funds, invested in ing for years that the Medicare system to reduce the rate of Medicare's hospital fund primar- insurance plan, but when that deficit in 2009 and its trust government securities, earned fund was not on sound financial growth in spending," Health and ily by a 1.45 percent payroll tax. failed and the Republicans took fund would be depleted in 2016. $31 billion in interest in 1994 at footing beyond the 1990s. Two Human Services Secretary The trustees three Cabinet control of Congress, he shied But the combined Social an effective rate of 8 percent. year ago they forecast that Donna E. Shalala said. officers, two public trustees and away from cutting Medicare. Security old age and disability Some 141 million workers and bankruptcy could occur as soon The separate Social Security Chater warned that the hos- The trustees suggested estab- funds would be solvent for their employers pay Social as 1999. Economy slowing down Modest gains in income, spending WASHINGTON (AP) Ameri- cans' incomes and spending are not rising as rapidly as they had Ken Gordon, Engineering major with a minor in Individiudism. been, the latest sign the econo- my is slowing to a pace that can be maintained with low inflation. Analysts say there is wide- spread evidence of a slowdown in response to higher interest rates. But some economists are skeptical, suggesting the easing is only a pause. The Commerce Department reported Monday that spending climbed a mere 0.1 percent in February, the smallest gain in nearly a year. The pickup in per- sonal income was larger, 0.5 percent, but still the weakest since earnings were unchanged in November. The department also said that incomes rose less rapidly in January than previously reported. The January increase was revised down to 0.7 per- cent from 0.9 percent. "The figures tend to reinforce the view that growth is slowing in 1995. Almost every report has come in on the soft side," said economist Mark Vitner of First Union Corp. in Charlotte, N.C. He said there could be a rebound later this year. "We Aomori:an Express coo think a pickup in consumer con- fidence will mean a turnaround in home and car sales in April provide. So why sot& and May," he said. The Clinton administration took steps to halt the decline of for go ordinary molt the dollar by buying the curren- cy on the open market for the first time in a month. But the card? Ware youroolf dollar hit another record low against the Japanese yen. Financial markets rose mod- a Cardmomber toohy, estly, with the Dow Jones indus- trial average up about five points by midafternoon. 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luesday, April 4, 1995 WORLD EVENTS San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Visitors to Russia must prove they don't have AIDS Those staying more than 90 days must take mandatory test; 400 foreigners deported since 1990 MOSCOW (AP) Travelers Russia. but experts believe the 46 eigner. They couldn't afford to." Russia. going to Russia for more than 90 actual number is much higher. However, Carol Metzger, "Some people may just decide days will have to prove they The bill was approved by par- There is just no way to implement such a director of medical operations It's too much trouble to come to don't have AIDS. under a law liament in February with little law. They know they can't possibly check at the American Medical Center a country that makes things so signed Monday by President opposition. Yeltsin vetoed an in Moscow, said the government difficult," said Renny Hart of the Boris N'eltsin. Foreign residents earlier version that would have every single foreigner. They can't afford would probably accept test Russian-American Press and who test positive would be required even short-term visi- to. results from about a dozen for- Information Center in Moscow. deported tors to prove they didn't have eign-run clinics, Including the "It's such a shame." The measure, which takes HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. Gennady Roshchupkin AMC, in Russia. Some 43 nations around the Russian AIDS Rebel spokesman effect Aug. I, also requires The new law expands the Still, the measure was equally world require some form of mandatory AIDS tests for prison numbers of foreigners who ff baffling for Russians because it AIDS testing for foreigners, inmates and some Russian would be covered by Soviet-era did not say which Russian according to the U.S. State workers. legislation that required manda- state agency responsible for notoriously unsanitary and enterprises will require AIDS Department, but rules vary Although the new law appears tory testing for some foreign dealing with foreigners. most lack disposable syringes. tests of their employees, or widely. drastic, it makes no provision for residents, notably African stu- UPDK officials were unfamiliar Many foreigners are afraid of what would happen to those Under U.S. law, visitors don't carrying out AIDS tests, prompt- dents. About 400 foreigners with the law. An agency catching the HIV virus, or employees, or to prison have to take HIV tests before ing fear and frustration among infected with HIV have been spokesman said implementing it hepatitis, or other diseases if inmates, if they tested positive. entering the country, but must the thousands of foreigners who deported since the old law took would be "overwhelming." they had to be tested in Russian Roshchupkin thought the law say on their visa application live in the Russian capital. effect in 1990. AIDS awareness in Russia is clinics. would be applied selectively, to form whether they are HIV-posi- "It's going to be a bureaucrat- Valery Kulikov, a spokesman still a novel concept, and mis- "There is just no way to deter refugees and "other visi- tive. If they are, they must apply ic nightmare," said Kevin for the Foreign Ministry conceptions about the disease implement such a law," said tors whom the Russian govern- for a special waiver. Gardner. an adviser on AIDS to which issues visas to foreign abound. Few doctors are famil- Gennady Roshchupkin, a ment already doesn't like." The U.S. Immigration and the World Health Organization. correspondents said respon- iar with the most effective pre- spokesman for Russian AIDS One American said the new Naturalization Service has the Officially. 890 people have sibility for testing foreign resi- vention and treatment methods. Relief. "They know they can't law could reduce the number of authority to deport anyone tested positive for HIV in dents falls under UPDK, the Russian medical clinics are possibly check every single for- foreigners who come to work in infected with the virus. Hundreds of Hutus massacred in Burundi At least 150 killed between Wednesday and Friday, U.S. Ambassador says BUJUMBURA, Burundi (AP) more than 100 people were Hundreds of Hutus, mostly killed, he said, and up to 200 women and children, were mas- other people had been killed in sacred in northeastern Burundi the area in the past two weeks. by attackers who shot or blud- Krueger declined to give fur- geoned them to death, the U.S. ther details, saying he had to ambassador said Monday. talk with Burundian officials. At least 150 people were Killers act with impunity in killed between Wednesday and Burundi, where ethnic violence Friday in the village of Gasorwe, between the majority Hutus and and the death toll for the entire the minority Tutsis promotes region could be as high as 450 the ambitions of extremist polit- over the past two weeks, said ical parties and leaders. Ambassador Robert Krueger. Ahmadou Ould Abdallah. the Krueger said he learned U.N. special representative in about the massacres Friday and Burundi, said that people are visited the area Saturday, tour- never prosecuted for political ing hospitals and talking with crimes in Burundi. parents of children who had Since independence in 1962, been beaten to death. the Hutus and Tutsis have peri- "I have no explanation for odically slaughtered each other We can't tell you what why people would beat chil- in their struggle for control of dren's heads with clubs," the Burundi, a small Central African ambassador said Monday. "How nation that neighbors Rwanda. direction to can you explain something like More than 100,000 people take, but we can that?" were killed in ethnic clashes that "One child had been shot in followed a failed October 1993 the face and had lost an eye," coup attempt by elements of the sure help you get there. Krueger said, adding that he Tutsi-dominated army. Melchior saw another child beaten so Ndadaye, the nation's first Hutu badly that his brain had been president, was assassinated dur- exposed. ing the coup attempt. Survivors in Gasorwe, about After the assassination, Hutus 70 miles northeast of the capital began slaughtering Tutsis in the of Bujumbura, indicated the countryside. The overwhelm- attackers wore army uniforms, ingly Tutsi military retaliated, according to Krueger. killing tens of thousand of V "It began Wednesday morning Hutus. and was still going on Friday," Aide workers and diplomats he said. Ten people were killed say Burundi has been suffering Friday morning. through what they call "a slow- "The village is virtually empty burning civil war" since the of people," the ambassador failed 1993 coup. said. "Virtually every house was With Burundi's coalition gov- vacant. For several kilometers ernment weakened by infight- down the road I didn't see a sin- ing, the army, which ruled the gle person." country for 35 years after inde- In another massacre March 25 pendence, has been gaining in the nearby village of Karosi, strength.

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Estranged husband, biological father loses court battle for son HUNTINt iTON BEACH (AP) On March 11, the body of a Flowers tioated in the surf and newborn girl washed up on SAN FRANCISCO (AP) One 66 paternity in December 1990 tears streamed down cheeks as Newport Beach, followed a day man was the mother's and was declared the father Orange County residents bid later by another newborn girl estranged husband and biolog- It's a good statement about parenting. after Matthew filed no opposi- farewell to three infants they on Sunset Beach adjacent to ical father of the child, con- Paternity does not begin and end with tion. But Matthew moved to never knew. Huntington Beach. ceived on a weekend tryst dur- reopen the case in February "There's not too many babies On March 14, a dead baby boy ing their separation. The other biology. 1992 when he filed for divorce. or too many people in this was discovered outside an man lived with the mother, Glen Schwartz Subsequent blood tests world. There's only too little apartment complex in San acted as the boy's father and atkwney showed that Matthew was the faith," the Rev. Gary Beard of Clemente. All three infants still continued to help raise him biological father. First Methodist Church said had their umbilical cords even after moving out. Under state law, a child born during a Sunday memorial ser- attached and the circumstances Both men, identified as by San Mateo County Superior The court said Julie married to a woman living with her vice at water's edge in of their deaths remain unknown. Matthew S. and Steven W., now Court Judge Rosemary Pfeiffer Matthew in 1982, left him in husband, who is not impotent Huntington Beach. claim to be the legal father of 7- declaring Steven W. to be the 1986 and moved in with Steven or sterile, is considered the "As a spiritual mama, today I year-old Michael. A state legal father. without telling him she was child of the marriage. But the get to weep for these babies. appeals court said the case pre- It is the first time a still seeing Matthew. She court said Matthew could not They're my children, too," said sented a "unique and difficult California court has upheld became pregnant on what the take advantage of that law Cathie Young, an assistant at St. question," but answered it in the paternity claim of an court described as a "romantic because he and Julie were liv- James Episcopal Church. WST favor of the man who acted as a unmarried man, who was not weekend tryst" with Matthew ing apart when the child was They mourned for the three parent regardless .; Nology. the biological father, over the in May 1987 and initially told conceived. infants found dead in Orange "Steven developed the biological father's objections, both men they were the father. "Cohabitation implies more County last month: two new- Registration enduring father-child relation- said Steven's lawyer, Glen Steven took part in Julie's than a stolen weekend, or a borns found washed onto ship with Michael," the court Schwartz. Lamaze classes, was in the sexual encounter," Perley said. beaches and a third found dead Deadline said in a 3-0 ruling, made pub- "It's a good statement about delivery room at birth and was "It is living together in a mari- in a box in a parking lot. lic Monday. parenting," he said. "Paternity listed as the father on the tal household, sharing day-to- "We try so hard in Orange April 7, 1995 "He openly held Michael out does not begin and end with birth certificate, the court day life." County for the parents to know as his son to his family, to the biology." said. State law also allows a pater- that there's help out there," school, to the world. He signed He said Steven and the boy's The couple bought a home nity claim by a man who takes said Cathy Sullivan, who Don't Wait! the birth certificate, gave mother, identified by the court together and Steven continued a child into his home, helps to brought her two daughters to Michael his surname, and par- only as Julie, live separately in to care for the child, but he raise the child and declares the memorial. "We did this to Test Date: ticipated in all aspects of his San Mateo County and share moved out in 1990 after learn- himself to be the father. The heal Orange County a little bit." emotional and financial sup- custody of Michael, who ing of Julie's relationship with court said Steven's claim Scores of mourners sang, April 29,1995 port." regards Steven as his father. Matthew, the court said. under that law was strong prayed and cast flowers into the Matthew's interests as bio- The child also visits regularly Matthew moved into the home enough to outweigh a biologi- surf in memory of the infants. !ogler,' father are outweighed with Matthew, who lives near- and lived there for a year, but cal claim. "I feel very tied to all babies by "the strong social policy in by, Schwartz said. Steven continued to have cus- "The courts have repeatedly right now," said Julie Fletcher, a favor of preserving the ongo- Matthew's lawyer, Robert tody of Michael three days a held, in applying paternity pre- Huntington Beach resident who ing father and child relation- Amos, could not be reached week. Steven, and not sumptions, that the extant cradled her 8-month-old daugh- ship," said the opinion by for comment. The ruling could Matthew, attended the child's father-child relationship is to ter, Chelsea. Justice James Perley. be appealed to the state school meetings. be preserved at the cost of "It's ... in memory of three $25 fee The ruling upheld a decision Supreme Court. Steven sued to establish biological ties," Perley said. babies that never had a Pay at cashier's office chance," said Bill Fletcher, her Wahlquist Central husband." Setback for affirmative action opponents Deadlock on bill to repeal state law on hiring

SACRAMENTO (AP) Affirm- education-enhancement pro- ative action opponents suffered grams and anti-drug programs. their second setback in less than But Sen. Diane Watson, the a week when a Senate committee first black woman elected to the refused Monday to scrap efforts Senate, said the bill was "wrong- to place more women and headed" and would lead to less minorities in state jobs. diversity in the state workforce. The Public Employment and "The thing that startles me is Retirement Committee dead- that as soon as affirmative locked 2-2 on a bill by Sen. Tom action starts to work, there is an Because stuff happens. Campbell, R-Stanford. The fifth attempt to remove it from the committee member, Sen. Jim books," the Los Angeles Costa, D-Fresno, refused to Democrat testified, contending -*Hey this is corporate America. We have to keep it clean. break the stalemate, saying he opponents were really saying, wanted more time to consider "Too many (women and minori- the issue. ties) are getting into college, too Campbell's 66 many of them legislation would are getting jobs, repeal laws that The thing that too many of require state startles me is that as them are getting agencies to soon as affirmative into government. develop goals "It confounds and timetables action starts to work, me to think that in hiring and there is an attempt white men are promoting to threatened when overcome "iden- to remove it from they have 80 tifiable under- the books. percent of the utilization" of Sen. Diane Watson ad-missions, minorities and Mks Angeles employment or con- women. 95, access to Instead, it tracts by the would allow state officials to state." give a preference to low-income John Henning, executive sec- people in filling entry-level posi- retary-treasurer of the Califor- tions. The bill would also leave nia Labor Federation, claimed in place any court-ordered affir- the bill was "anti-black." VISA mative action programs. "This is morally despicable," A broader constitutional he said. "It pits us against each amendment covering state and other on the basis of our skin." r. o 1 3t local agencies went down to Sens. Newton Russell, R- 1165 defeat last Tuesday in the Glendale, and Don Rogers, R- Senate Governmental Organiza- Tehachapi, voted for the bill. It tion Committee. was opposed by Sens. Teresa . PLUS The two defeats seemed to Hughes, D-Inglewood, and Hilda increase chances that voters Solis, D-El Monte. will face a decision next year on Costa abstained, saying he a ballot initiative that would try had concerns about the bill's everywhere to eliminate affirmative action impact. -it'5 programs in California "I think frankly there is a sin- to be. Campbell argued that affirma- cere desire on Senator Camp- You want tive action amounts to "discrim- bell's part to address a very ination on the basis of race." complex issue. But I'm not so "It's as wrong to use race for sure that (his) desires in this a supposedly good purpose as measure are the remedy," he for a bad one," he said. "It's said. wrong if your heart Is in the But he said it would become right place or if your heart is in "Increasingly hard to defend the wrong place. preferences.... There are a lot of "There are far, far better ways minorities in California. If we try to do what's right by those who to begin creating preferences, are denied opportunity," he one over the other, that makes added, mentioning job-training it increasingly difficult to forge programs, nutrition programs, fair and equitable policies." Visa L/9 A Inc 1099 - TIIIIIIIRW11"1111WWWWWWW-

8 Tuesday. April 4, 1995 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Duc Do: Family faced hardship adjusting to America From page 1 66 ment, had no seats Evacuees II, (2 to 3 million Indochinese had to travel like cargo. and 58,000 Americans). We had to sit on the With a catch in his voice, Do At that time, Do lived on floor, and we had no recalled, We had to sit on the the outskirts of Saigon in a floor, and we had no idea of 011,41Vir middle-class neighborhood. For idea of where we, where we'd end up. We had him escape from South Vietnam end up. We had nothing." ami16 began when his uncle arrived After they left Vietnam, Do at the house and told him nothing. said he and his family spent to take only one shirt and a Hien Due Do three days in the Philippines, pair of pants. His uncle, a s.-Nt Praessor followed by two months on member of the Philippine Wake Island in the middle of the ambassador team, hurried Pacific, and one month in Camp Do, his mother and a sister to Pendleton, Calif. a waiting area where they might cousin trying to explain what Once settled in the Pendleton be evacuated, that strange place was. He said refugee camp and documented, Now, from his corner of a it was to play a game, but I refugees like the Do family were shared office in Dudley couldn't imagine what kind of required to be sponsored by an PHOTO BY COREY RICH SPARTAN DAILY Moorhead Hall, Do sat with his game was to be played on rows individual, a corporation or a Professor Hien Duc Do returned to Vietnam in 1994 after leaving in back to a window overlooking of shiny wood." religious organization. Unable to 1975. Duc Do is a professor of social science at San Jose State the campus. Flanked by a corn- Many families waited to be find a sponsor for the entire University. puter on one side and neatly lifted out of Saigon. Each had family, the Do family was forced stacked books on the other, he staked out an area of the bowl- to separate. was sponsored by a Beverly school teacher. We saw her spoke about what it was like to ing alley as living quarters. After For one year they lived apart. Hills family. Part of her obliga- (only) once a month and talked be a refugee. three days Do, with his mother Do went to a French tion to secure legal alien status to her on the phone. It took "We spent three days in and sister, along with other tam- family in Woodland Hills, Calif., was to agree to work as their three hours of travel time on a bowling alley waiting for ilies, boarded a C-130 transport his sister to a family in maid. the bus to go see her," Do said. our names to be called," he plane. The planes, designed pri- Westwood. His mother, who "It was hard for my mother. Thinking he wouldn't have said. "I can remember my manly to carry combat equip- was required to have an income, She was an educated woman, a to stay in the United States very long, Do refused to learn English while separated from Alief; his mother. With the help of a Catching some rays family named Goetz, whom Do NEW TUT said he still visits, he began to THAI SPECIAL: feel comfortable. He learned to speak English and eventually Won Ton Rice Sdck went on to graduate from the Soup University of California, Santa Won Ton Noodle SoupN , Barbara. It wasn't until 1994, in the 262 East 4,.., (Between (On anc course of co-producing a PBS 2 (Public Broadcasting Stations) 7:00 A documentary for KTEH channel 9 titled, "Vietnam Then and -2101 Now," did Do return to South Vietnam for the first time. "It was strange," he said. NA T00 "There was an overwhelming G (.44 spirit of forgiveness and a want- A R M ing to get on with life." ,a..... Robert Gliner, an SJSU profes- sor of sociology and co-producer of the documentary, said, "Hien ...... served as interpreter while we ....., were there. We spoke to people .. and officials in urban and rural 4. ., areas, North and South. We , ..,,,. , worked well together" At It Gliner and Do got the idea for . the documentary when the or . .., , United States announced it was lifting its 20 year embargo against Vietnam. They wanted o,bbs to see what sociological \ \ ' changes had taken place in the country. WEAR SJSU LOC 0 Gliner said the documentary, which won the CINE Golden 8 TO 11 P.M. Eagle Award sanctioning it as a LAB FEE film recommended by the State Si KILLIAN'S ... : : : : Department, is the only compre- $1 KAMIKAZE jt . I: S : : : hensive look at Vietnam then ....a. t Or : . : $2 GOLDSCH LAGER L L.:

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..1NICJPA 4./ PASEBALL S7A1:44dA4 .43 10 Tuesday, April 4, l995 SPORTS San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY News Briefs: OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) The repeatedly violated rules pro- Golden State Warriors suspend- hibiting unexcused absences ed guard Latrell Sprewell for from official team functions, two games without pay on Warriors officials said. Monday, citing conduct detri- The suspension means mental to the team. Sprewell will miss the Warriors' Sprewell, who did not attend home games against the an event for Warriors season Phoenix Suns on today and the ticket holders held Sunday, has Houston Rockets on Thursday.

DETROIT (AP) Sparky Anderson will return to manage the Detroit Tigers, ending a suspension started when he refused to handle the replacement players, the club said Monday. Tigers president John McHale said in a written statement Anderson would report today to Lakeland, Fla., as major leaguers return for their first workouts of the year. The players have been on strike since August. Interim Tigers manager Tom Runnells will return to his job as manager of the Toledo Mud Hens, Tigers general manager Joe Klein said. Runnells was given the job this year, but was asked to step up in Anderson's absence.

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'Tartan Daily SIMI Writer While students relaxed and vacationed during spring break, the Spartan baseball team was busy doing battle with the Tigers of University of the Spartans earned their only run Pacific and then-No. 1 nationally when Brian May scored on ranked Fullerton Titans. Brian Forman's infield grounder. In both series the Spartans On the weekend of March 17, (13-19-1) won some battles, but the Spartans faced No. 1 ranked lost the wars. Cal State Fullerton. In the first In a three game series against two games of the series, SJSU UOP at Billy Hebert Field in lost 11-1 and 17-1 at Titan Field. Stockton, the Spartans lost 5-4 But then former Spartan Mark on Sunuay, won 2-1 on Saturday Langston and now California and were stomped 11-1 on Angel, pitched batting practice Friday by UOP. to the team before the third In Sunday's game, UOP's Scott game of the series. Mitchell threw seven shutout An inspired Spartan team The CIA's task is twofold: to coordinate engineering: Asian, Slavic. and Middle Innings and provided the win- came out onto the field to beat the intelligence efforts of the U.S. govern- Eastern languages: economics; and inter- ning hit In the bottom of the the Titans 6-3. ment, and to collect, evaluate, analyze, national relations. 13th Inning to lead UOP to a 5-4 Rich Ledelt threw a complete produce. and disseminate foreign intelli- Positions are open to U.S. citizens of all come-from-behind Big West game seven-hitter for SJSU to gence. Since its foundation, the CIA has ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Salaries Conference victory. lead the Spartans to victory. provided and continues to provide the are competitive. Successful completion of Saturday, the Spartans were SJSU also capitalize on five most accurate, comprehensive, and medical and psychological evaluations, a able to pull off a victory when errors by Fullerton giving Titan Jason Boesch hit a sacrifice fly pitcher Ted Silvia hls first loss objective information available about polygraph interview, and an extensive to score Jeff Chandler in the top of the 1995 season. national security matters. background investigation of the 12th inning. SJSU's Eric Pitt went 1 -for-3 The CIA has a limited number of posi- are required. But in Friday's game, Tiger's with 2 RBIs. His RBI double In tions available for applicants with back- freshman pitcher Daa Reichert the third proved to be the game- grounds in: computer science: electrical led UOP to a 11-1 victory over winner, snapping SJSU's four- San Jose State University. UOP game losing streak and ending scored 10 runs off starting Fullerton's 11 -game winning To apply, send a resume wtth a cover letter describing your qualifications to. CIA Employment Center. PO Box 12727, pitcher Jason Simontacchl In streak. Dept 650H Arlington VA 22209-8727 We will respond within 30 days to those judged to be of further Intprest The CIA Is an equal opportunity employer. the first three innings. The

-.A- ...A. A. _ _A _A _A _a _a _ San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS Tuesday, April 4, 1995 11 Wooden shake-and-bakes, Campus viewpoint avoids stealing spotlight Bruins earn media's praise, from Coach Harrick win with predicted fashion I hated every second of it, but The headlines pronounced had UCLA in the final, six of UCLA's victory Monday was the SEATTLE (AP) In his typi- victory before the games were those to win it. Some referred to best thing for the media and cally gracious way, John even played, "UConn next in their UCLA choice simply as basketball even better for college hoops Wooden slipped out before the UCLA's path." "common sense" no upset itself. final buzzer, leaving the While most teams were factor. The Bruins' victory served as moment to Jim Harrick and his and that was the only one I've known for one or two players, it Looks like America has a new a topper to one of the greatest players. been to without my wife." seemed like non-basketball fans favorite team. NCAA tournaments of late. It Wooden had seen enough, Wooden didn't speak to the were able to rattle off five to had thrilling overtime victories, seven with 1:25 left and UCLA leading Bruins before the game, as UCLA names. They had a sensational slams and the ever- Arkansas by 10, to know that some of them had hoped he youth movement, and it was present upset factor. the Bruins would go on to claim would. catchy and convincing. Jim Seimas I liked the upset factor. But I Jim Seimas In their first NCAA title since he "No, I didn't think that would my above-mentioned bas- is the Spartan should have known, anything ketball won his last in 1975. be appropriate," he said. "I pool, 8 of the 14 teams Daily Sports Editor President Clinton was hoping to Illustrated jinx? And as the fans noticed the would rather stay in the back- see happen, wouldn't. Basically, And everyone knew the 84-year-old Wizard of Westwood ground and not take anything I shouldn't have bet on O'Bannori's, it had become a slowly descend the few steps away from the team. They have Arkansas beating UCLA. user-friendly name. Ed and from his seat and leave the had a tremendous season, and I Arkansas wasn't my original Charles? Oh, the O'Bannon's. Nobody sells shoes for Kingdome, they stood and didn't want to take any atten- choice to win the NCAA basket- They almost received as much cheered him as if paying tion from them." ball championship, it was coverage as the O.J. trial. homage to the master. Wooden looked dapper as Connecticut. Unfortunately, that Would the No. 1 seed win it Wooden didn't go to the lock- always in a white shirt with bur- a ace choice was in the men's brack- all? er room to congratulate the gundy stripes, a burgundy vest, et. We even got stories on the Bruins, who won even though navy blue jacket and paisley tie. That's why I hated to see bench, including Kevin A.;%. star guard Tyus Edney played He seemed spry and sharp UCLA win. I had UConn winning Dempsey, a junior from Santa only a few minutes because of a enough to stride onto the court my basketball pool by knocking Teresa High School, who rarely 1_411P sprained right wrist. Toby and coach again with a program UCLA out of the tourney. played, but the fact that he Bailey and Cameron Dollar filled rolled in hand. $30 Missouri almost did the dirty might get a championship ring $25 in well in Edney's absence. Wooden attended a high $20 work for me ... the upset factor. made him a star. $15 "I'm very proud," Wooden school all-star game in St. Louis Save So, here we are, March The Bruins were flashy. \4*/b said while walking away before over the weekend, returned Madness has drawn to a close, They had guard Tyus Edney the Bruins closed out their 89- home to Los Angeles, and flew pair and No. 1 seeded UCLA is the sinking buzzer-beaters, the aka. free 78 victory. "To be honest, I did- up to Seattle on Monday. He receive a national champion. The darlings bench wearing bandannas and ad and n't think they could win it with- went straight to Microsoft in? t? his of shoes. of America did it. Every where dancing early in the tourney. Rring purchase out Edney. He makes that team Corp., where he was invited to with you looked there was a story on and Toby Bailey bringing it s ocks run. But Bailey and Dollar speak to clients of the software of athletic the Bruins. home in traffic. played wonderfully. Dollar did- giant. Could UCLA help the West They had the freshman n't score many points, but his Wooden, who uses his famed Coast achieve the glory of its class of the year; Kris Johnson, defense was superb. "Pyramid of Success" in fre- past Coach John Wooden's 10 J.R. Henderson, Bailey and "This is their moment," he quent talks to corporations, NCAA titles, which included omm'A Givens. said. "I don't want to get in the then sat during the game near seven straight? Big 7-foot George Zidek NIKE FILA way." Bill Gates, chairman of Would former Wooden come couldn't hide the fact that he Reebok Converse But Wooden did look forward Microsoft and America's richest watch UCLA live if it made it to was from Prague, Czech ADIDAS to a time when he could con- man. PUMA Seattle? Republic, the obvious story. AVIA gratulate Harrick. Asked about Although Wooden didn't talk ALP BOOTS Could Jim Harrick escape Everything about the Sketchers the weight that had been lifted to the Bruins, he said he would Bruins Dr. Morten the shadow left by Wooden? seemed to at last from Harrick, Wooden have told them to go to their lure its basketball Could the Bruins defeat the audience. However, with the said: "He was always a champi- strengths. 3248 Sults A White Rd. 2206 Business Cr. "Remember what got you Razorbacks, the defending Bruins, there was no upset fac- on in my book. Now it's time for Soo Jose, CR 95148 Son Jose, CR 95128 recognize it." here and don't get carried away champion, or beat the Sports tor. others to (Corner of Aber C White Rd.) (Corner of Bascom St Steven Creek) Wooden, who coached UCLA with anything," Wooden said on (4011)170-6060 11013) 280-0608 to 10 titles before retiring 20 the CBS pregame show. "It's not years ago, resisted coming back the same as another game, but to the Final Four since his wife that is what you want your play- Nell died in 1985. A hardy yet ers to feel, (that) it is just anoth- sentimental man, Wooden had er ballgame. Play your game." New! Sc aunis been especially leery about On the legacy of his era, and returning to the title game at the burden that has meant for alk Seattle, the site of his last Final succeeding coaches, Wooden Interactive Outlin Four visit with his wife. said: But the prospect of seeing "That was 20 years ago and UCLA play Arkansas for the they are out to establish some- 4 1'4444 2 1 A. ..13, championship lured Wooden thing on their own, and that is INTERACTIVE back. exactly the way it should be. I "When UCLA got into the can think back, and it is pleas- championship game, I definitely ant that we did well, but they ELECTROMAGNETICS A ELECTRIC CIRCUITS decided I would come," Wooden shouldn't try to live on that. 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411, PHOTO BY JOHN STUBLER SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State defenseman, Joel Jenkins, edges 7-1, which helped lead them to the PCHA state past a defender Friday night against University of championship Sunday. Southern California. The Spartans won the game

By Blair Whitney Glasow said. "He came in with Spartan Daily Staff Writer little experience, and has really San Jose State University's ice developed into a strong, hockey team won its fourth focused player." straight Pacific Coast Hockey "The USC goalie was incredi- Siville, graduating Spartan Association championship ble," Lou Siville said. "An arm or goalie, played an exceptional Sunday, with a 3-2 overtime vic- a leg would come out of game, Glasow said. "Siville came tory against rival University of nowhere to stop some seeming- up real big in the crunch," Southern California at the San ly open net shots." Glasow said. Jose Ice Centre. After the victory, as Destro "I was confident the whole SPECIAL FROM SJSU ICE HOCKEY The Spartans lost their 2-0 skated towards center ice, he tournament, until the third peri- Spar:an gcaue Lou Siville accepts the Pacific time in as many years after a 3-2 overtime victory lead in the third period when collided with the rest of his od in the last game Sunday Coast Hockey Association trophy for the fourth Sunday. the Trojans scored two goals. team who all piled together in when USC tied the score," Siville Going into overtime, SJSU jubilation. said. "I was really sweating it, faced the possibility of an upset The fourth straight champi- knowing that if we didn't score loss if USC scored. onship victory marks the end of in overtime, it was going to go "All the pressure was on us the hockey career for several to a shoot-out." going into overtime," said Tony graduating players who have A shoot-out is where each Destro, Spartan forward. been with the 4-year-old team team gets five skaters on the Destro scored the winning since it started. Ice, each of whom gets to make shot with 43 seconds remaining Joel Jenkins, a graduating a break-away shot on the goal- in overtime. senior, was named tournament tender. "I was really worried AGAIN! "The puck went into the cor- MW. about facing that," Siville said. ner, and everyone went to that "Joel took the puck end-to- "It was great when Destro side to try and clear it," Destro end, and their whole team with scored." said. "I got in front of the net so him, as he's done that for the The six-team championship I could shoot if we got the four years he's played with us," tournament began Friday with Spartans win fourth straight puck." Glasow said. victories by SJSU over USC, 8-1, "When USC's defensemen For the championship game, and Orange Coast College over moved the puck up the boards, it's tough to name an MVP, University of Pacific, 8-2. championship Joel (Jenkins) near the blue-line Siville, Spartan goal-tender said. In matches Saturday, USC PCHA state got it, and sent it toward the "I'd give it to our entire beat OCC 10-4, SJSU beat UOP net," Destro said. defense, who only let through 7-0, USC beat UOP, 5-2, and SJSU "It was incredible to win like six goals for the entire tourna- beat OCC, 5-3. that," Destro said. "We really ment," he said. "It was great to go out the wanted to win this game for all Ian MacKenzie, graduating way we did, with a fourth of our graduating players who Spartan forward, provided great straight championship," Siville won't be coming back." leadership during his four years said. "The championship game was on the ice with SJSU, Glasow "After tour years of putting the toughest game for us," said. "Every game Ian is in, he my heart and soul into this Spartan Coach Ron Glasow said. plays 100 percent," Destro said. game," Siville said, "its going to The Spartans led in shots 55- "Cory Nykoluk (graduating be tough to leave it behind." 17, but ended the third period forward) has come a long way tied at 2-2. in the four years he's played,"

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And the winner is . . . Campus climate From page 1 66 ment had already formed a focus out the facts of the name-calling group to address the situation. Incident. I'm not going to 1 think we've come through "I'm not going to push any this incident with a realization kind of legislation on you, but push any kind of that we've got some training to we have to come together and legislation on you, do," Kassing said. He added defend the students, and fight but we have to come later that "when the campus cli- for the students," Martin told mate survey comes back and the board. "The students who together and defend says something like 37 percent elected us need to hear that the students, and of the respondents felt that the they are protected.. . . If a stu- administration or people in dent is discriminated against. fight for the administrative roles were perpe- we need to know what is going students. trators of discrimination, that's to happen." alarming. So I think we have a in the Jerome Martin lot The employee involved Amodated Students to do." alleged incident was placed on Director at Busbies A:Wm "It's a pretty serious matter," administrative leave when the said Mike Yaghmai, A.S. director university's Human Resources of communications and vice became involved in the investi- president-elect. "(If the allega- gation. doing is saying, 'That's not toler- tions are true) something like Ed Chambers, associate vice ated' number one, but there that should not be tolerated, president for administration for would be discipline involved in especially with the diversity on Admissions and Records, said that kind of situation after a due campus that we have." the Admissions and Records process assessment, if it was Yaghmai added that he hoped department involved had com- appropriate," said Don Kassing, that A.S. and the Administration pleted its investigation and for- vice president for administra- and Records office could work warded it to Human Resources, tion. Kassing said the together on an appropriate which would make recommen- Admissions and Records depart- course of action for the future. dations to Caret. "That investigation will remain confidential," Chambers GRADUATE STUDIES DATABASE said, "because it involves an I.,1C11( ncnil' (1)1"Ns111Nii 50(1:0 w(iRK employee of the university. I do AND RELATED All 1)11% 4,000 Concentration Programs not want to jeopardize the situa- Nfore than 1,0011 G railuate Schools tion that exists in that investiga- Over 300 Credentialling Programs tion." 500 Profes.’ at ()manila At the same meeting, Martin Plus: Mood Catalog ServiceWe send the catalogs to you! asked whatL.10.T1J 1Pit the Administrations Why spend 11011IS use:ticking what school has what concentration. in what area of the coun- and Records officials would rec- try. We have all the information right hen., the most extensive database available. and we ommend to the president "if a even mail you the catalogs limn the schools you choose. Information packets arc available tor students and RC.,011fCC (*ChM. situation like this should hap- pen in the future." Career Network Associates 2210 Mi. Camel Avenue, Suite 110 Dept. 2-24-5 "I think what we would end up tilensitle, PA 19030 (215) 572-7(.70 Fax (2)5)57(01354

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