Unfair assumptions? Nocturnal dwellings Nothing like the first The media's portrayal of the disabled was The pros and cons of San Jose's night club %AN( Freshman pitcher Dave Sick won his first the topic discussed in a panel Tuesday scene in our weekly pullout section game for SJSU in a doubleheader Tuesday See CenterStage inside Page 3 Page 4 SPARTAN DAILY Vol. 96, No. 41 Published for San Jose State University since 1934 Thursday, April 4, 1991 Copyright suit may raise prices at Kinko's By Jim Johnson said. "Professors across the coun- "This (ruling) is not going to classroom use. Daily staff wnter try depend upon Kinko's to help affect Kinko's. We have an internal Joe Wynn, owner-manager of Another attack on college stu- them provide up-to-date course procedure to deal with the new nil- the local Kinko's store, had no dents' ever-thinning vollets came materials for their students. Profes- ing and will continue to provide comment on the ruling. via a new federal copyright ruling sors and students who depend course packets," Kinko's national Since Motley's ruling is aimed affecting course photocopy pack- upon this timely material will suf- representative Adriana Foss said. at commercial establishments, ets. fer as a result of this court deci- "But it may increase the cost of there is some question as to how U.S. District Judge Constance sion." the packets because the publishers the decision will affect school - Baker Motley of Manhattan ruled Motley granted an injunction may expect more royalties. It may related institutions such as the A.S. that Kinko's, which owns 200 that bars the copying chain from also affect how quickly we can get Print Shop. stores nationwide catering to col- selling the packets until it gets the the packets to the students and A.S. Print Shop manager Paul leges and universities, has been publishers' permission and pays professors. The publishers vary in Lee said he was not aware of how infringing on the copyrights of royalties. She also imposed a the timeliness of their giving per- the new ruling will affect the shop. publishers by photocopying and $510,000 fine on Kinko's, adding mission to use the material," she Lee added that while the print shop selling excerpts of books to stu- that the copying chain had said. does copy textbook materials, the dents. "usurped" the copyrights and The ruling stemmed from an instructors are responsible for Representatives of Kinko's profits of the publishing industry. April, 1989 lawsuit filed by eight obtaining the publishers' permis- Graphics Corp. said students and Motley said that Kinko's major textbook publishers against sion and taking care of royalty professors will feel the brunt of the derived a large portion of its Kinko's. The ruling reinterpreted fees. March 28 ruling. Hillary Schein Daily staff photographer income from the sale of the pack- the "Fair Use" clause of the 1976 "We (the A.S. Print Shop) don't "This is a sad day for the educa- ets, which arc designed to meet the Copyright Act which allows facul- get involved with the publishers," Kinko's on Third and San Carlos streets is a vendor of SJSU course tional community," Kinko's vice reading requirements of specific ty members to make multiple Lee said. "We want to keep packet material. The it that parent corporation lost a copyright lawsuit. president and counsel Kurt Koenig college courses, copies of copyrighted materials for way." Pending contract Gimme the ball beneficial to CFA the number of classes professors Salaries may rank are required to teach. Academic counselors covered in top-25 percent by the new CFA contract once By Claudia Bramkamp their old contract with Academic Dad)' staff writer Professionals of California expires. Members of the California Facul- Barbara Renteria, CFA director ty Association throughout the state at SJSU, said that 47 percent of the are voting this week on whether to faculty on campus belong to the ratify the tentative contract worked union and 656 faculty members are out between the union and the Cali- eligible to vote for ratification. fornia State University system. The voting takes place in front If approved, the new contract of the staff and faculty cafeteria promises a number of new benefits near Spartan Pub and eligible for faculty contingent upon the members have until 2 p.m. today to availability of funding. Highlights cast their ballots. at. of the new contract include: Renteria said that the union is cur- The formula for deciding fac- rently working to change state law ulty salaries will be changed so so that all faculty will be required to that instead of salaries conforming pay union dues regardless 01 to state median. CSU faculty will whether or not they belong to the be paid what the top 25 percent of union and create a closed shop. teachers in the state arc paid. "All of the teachers get the ben- New disability income and efits of our bargaining and our lob- accidental death insurance plans bying," she said. "Why should will be paid for by the University. only half of them pay for it'?" Improved dental insurance. Last year a similar law was passed Elimination of funding barrier by the state legislature but was not for sabbatical leaves. signed by former Gov. George A new affirmative action hiring Deukmejian, so this year CFA is try- and retention program established ing to float a new bill, called the for under-represented women. Agency Fee bill, past Gov. Pete Wil- Jeanette Glicksman - Daily sten photographer minority and disabled faculty. son.April 9, the CFA plans to lobby Alternative retirement program legislators in Sacramento to pas.s the Tony Garcia, II, and Malt Morris, IS, son of Dr. Morris of the tures in the mid-70s brought live times as many people to the for newly hired faculty. Agency Fee bill and also to remind physics department, play water basketball in the Aquatic Center Aquatic Center. As the weather warms up, the Aquatic Center Workload reallocation begin- state legislators of their commit- pool Wednesday. According to lifeguard Steve Mealiffe tempera- pool can expect to entertain many more students. ning in 1992 to gradually reduce ment to education, Renteria said.

'The main reason is to voice my complaint SJSU custodian dies after 17 years of service stating that the A.S. student government, in regard to racism and nothing in Sam Serchia, a maintenance didn't respond," Javinsky said. Fred Najjar. Director of Univer- We always joked around with harassment issues ... do mechanic at Allen Hall, died Javinsky ran out and called 911, sity Housing Services, could not him, and he would joke around regards to them.' March 22 of a heart attack. He was then told a worker in the hall office be reached for comment. The with me. I would sometimes call 68 years old. to contact a resident adviser. Allen Hall residential advising him Sam the Man." remembered His body was discovered by Serchia was taken to San Jose staff indicated that they could not Rudy Martinez, a maintenance Student dissatisfied Bob Javinsky, a resident of the Medical Center where he was pro- discuss the matter. worker in the hall. hall. Javinsky had just dropped off nounced dead from cardio-pul- Serchia had worked for SJSU "He was always talking about a letter in the mail slot and then monary arrest at 10:26 am. Car- for 17 years. He was originally a retirement. He loved his job. He gone into the restroom. There he dio-pulmonary arrest is defined as maintenance mechanic for Spartan was 68. I would have retired a long with A.S. response found Serchia. unconscious. when the heart and the lungs have Shops, Inc. and then transferred to time ago," Martinez continued. By Robert W. Scot* SJSU president Gail Fullerton "I asked if he was okay, and he stopped functioning. the Housing Services in 1978. Carolyn Swaggart Daly staff writer and the committees then wrote him Juan Hero told the Associated a letter of apology. Flaro said, Students Board of Directors which stated that he was stopped Noxious fumes emanate from fouled chemical mixture Wednesday that he still is dissatis- because of his clothing. fied with the response that he has That didn't satisfy Hero so he added. By Precy Correus cleaning material and based on that, received from the A.S. and the Stu- went to the A.S. Daly staff writer It was just She did not experience any dent Grievance Committee. A.S. then told him to go to Floor cleaning products were The we didn't think it was necessary to evacuate.' headache or nausea nor did the He was stopped and detained for grievance accidently mixed in a sink by two the student committee. Zohreh Pierow, janitors complain of any reactions. about 20 minutes on June 14, One problem, he said, is that it janitors on Wednesday, Mar. 20 specialist Pierow said. 1990, by John Moffitt, then a uni- closed his case without trying to a noxious odor in the SJSU hazardous materials creating The two chemicals contained versity police department officer. contact him other than to say that Library Central Build- Wahlquist hydrochloric ac id and Moffitt was fired in October after his case was closed. ing. incident it says to: "Immediately involved," said Zohreh Pierow, butoxyethanol ethanolamine, he was accused of excessive use of "They had his phone number, The fumes were caused by the evacuate the arca and call 9-1-1 for SJSU hazardous materials special- according to a material safety data force in another incident. Ham said they had his schedule," Gabriel combination of an alkali wax strip- assistance." ist. sheet. that he was questioned about his Miramontes, told the A.S. "Very per and acidic drain cleaner. The building was not evacuated "It was just cleaning material The unfavorable effects to be clothing and harrasscd because the little has been done by the students The fumes travelled through the because the situation was not had and based on that, we didn't think expected from such a low concen- officers thought that he was on that committee." he yelled at main ventilation system into the enough to evacuate people, it was necessary to evacuate." tration would be headache, nau.sea, dressed like a local gang member. attentive A.S. Board members offices above causing some of the according to Andy Ramos, director Pierow was in the basement at and irritation of the respiratory His ca.se was given an internal while Ham sat at his side. staff members in the building to of environmental health and occu- the time when the cleaning prod- system, the data sheet said. UPD investigation, which Haro They didn't know how to react complain of headache, nausea, and pational safety. ucts were creating the "rotten egg" In the financial aid office. on the said, found his charges to be to his dissatisfaction. "I was won- a slight skin rash similar to hives. The level of concentration was smell hut it had no effect on her, second floor where Johanna unsubstantiated. He then took his dering what you want us to do?" In the SJSU Emergency Infor- relatively low, Ramos said. she said. Fouchcr worked, she said she had complaint to affirmative action, said Gina Sutherst. director of stu- mation and Survival Guide, the "Based on our professional "I was standing right over it and a headache and talked with other ombudsman and the president's procedure regarding any chemical. inclement we knew what was nothine hannened to me." Pierow office. See HARD, page 5 See SPILL, page 5 Page 2, Thursday, April 4, 1991 Forum Opinions Spartan Daily

EDITORIAL CAMPUS VOICE FRANK CARINI Feeling the guilt of ordering a cup of coffee Peace protests a nuisance One baggy-eyed morning I was standing refused to use them. I felt just as bad. styrofoam away. Then we can just use in line waiting for my turn to order a cup Then came the pain-in-the-butt factor. A paper cups." Now in my mind I had a cry will be "Homeless of ex-hippies and spoiled kids of that cigar juice they call coffee in the very beautiful young lady answered in my chance to envision this styrofoam in front of a bulldozer. Theabuse!" and "First creating a nuisance in order to Spartan Bakery. I hoarsely ordered my behalf. avalanche tumbling cup of liquid white owls. The happy, "Give him paper, please." She looked at Then I dreamed of Spotted Owls amendment violation!" but further a cause they cared nothing young, swill pumper across the counter me and batted those inch long lashes. screeching through the woods, scared by it's about time somebody forced about and knew nothing about a asked, "paper or styrofoam?" Now I was "You want to save the environment don't the thunder of those giant trees falling on the residents of Santa Cruz to year ago. forced to look up and was nearly blinded you?" these poor little mice just when the warp back to the 1990s. Unfortunately, the homeless by the stark white styrofoam mountain "Of course I do," I groaned, "but what's rodents thought life was good again The Santa Cruz parks and have been dragged into the battle, behind him. the difference if all that stuff gets thrown because all the owls were dying off. I

recreation commission has been and are being brushed aside with During my two-second delay I away anyway?" Now our jolly, crank-case asked the girl with the wonderful eyes, of that bartender of the forced to close the Town Clock the detritus. No one can really envisioned finishing my cup of steaming oil vender took on a more serious look. within earshot sediment and throwing my cup in the "Well, you see, if the guy who orders burnt bean. at the end of the blame the homeless, who have monument trash. It made me feel ashamed. Then I this stuff for the coffee shop sees that all "Do you think the guy with his little Pacific Garden Mall from 1 a.m. made the mall their home for envisioned all those cups getting thrown the paper cups are gone, he'll order more clipboard who orders the supplies has any to 8 a.m. nightly, thereby bringing decades, for joining in an event into the same trash because everyone paper cups and we can throw all this doubt whatsoever that we all hate an end to the disturbances and that involves them with the styrofoam?" The cheery muffinmonger loitering being conducted there in community. turned away and waited on the next the name of peace. But they cannot, and should not customer. HELL HALL OF FAME the way of the next Almost three months since the be allowed to make their homes I was now in sleepyhead so I found a scat. Now I began and almost a there on a permanent basis. Plain Gulf War thought I had come upon the ultimate month since it ended, homeless matters of cleanliness and solution. The guy next to me was drinking activists and general peaceniks sanitation preclude it. from his own ceramic mug. He caught me have been loitering, camping, staring at his porcelain panacea and and yelling slogans 24 the fact they don't realized what a good boy he was. sleeping Blame hours a day in front of the have jobs or homes on the "Yep, you gotta pitch in and do your poured the last cold monument. homeless themselves or an part," he said. He then gulp of his French Vanilla, macro-granola The scene was keeping the insensitive government. But don't cafe of the day into one of those neighbors awake all night, and punish the residents that live in styrofoam devils that someone had left at pestering the tourists and the area with ceaseless wailings our table. He took two paper napkins and residents by day. Someone go tell for peace. wiped his cup dry so as not to soggy up those protesters the war's over. The First Amendment deserves his backpack. Protest is not a means to an end better than such petty abuse in the With a hearty, "Save the planet!" He micro-punch on my in Santa Cruz anymore, it is an interest of some people's peculiar delivered a little shoulder and strode away into midterm The result is a bunch idea of entertainment. end in itself. mania. I had the time for one last daydream as I stared at my cup of covers to earn a living. Ex-Yankee great regrettably always be a part of baseball hogwash. As it got colder and colder I MARKETPLACE OF IDEAS Phil Rizzuto pitches home loans on late- and society as a whole. But this epidemic envisioned a big protest outside the door night television for The Money Store. of baseball ego and greed will reach a of that supply person who orders those JACK TRAGESER These are two of the top icons of their era, ceiling, as everything in the world of hellish cups from satan's wherchouse. lucky to make a living off of their economics does. Last year's lockout can "No paper! No plastic! No coffee," they reputations. be considered an indication that things were demanding. Then it hit me. If the Many of the lesser players guys like will even out. coffee shop had no cups at all, then all the Baseball salary hikes Karl Spooner and Ruben Gomez. who coffee addicts would have to bring their played for years but were soon forgotten Professional athletes own mugs. No cup-no coffee! by most had to start from scratch when Well, what the hell. We might as well not too undeserving they could no longer play ball. The perform for people just like bring our own swizzle sticks and don't players in the "good ol' days" were paid, singers and actors, and are forget a solar-powered hairdryer to dry out Every Spring. for the past few years, the Baseball stars, who since the 1940's on the average, no more than dentists, and your cup so you don't sog your sack. Of issue of skyrocketing salaries among have held celebrity status equal to received no pensions for their years of as popular, so logic dictates course the school should provide a large Major League baseball players has musicians and movie stars, have only service. Yet they provided entertainment they should be paid as well. lactating mammal so we could do away cropped up like pesky patches of recently begun to approach a similar for millions and steady revenue for most with those demonic little plastic creamer crabgrass in the outfield. salary level. Doc Gooden's making more club owners. As far as money threatening the very cups. Just line up for a squirt! Popular opinion holds that players have than $5 million now. but Michael Jackson Baseball is no different from other existence of our national pastime, I Enough of this! I took my cold cup of jo too much control of the game, they don't is into the billions. industries in its surrender to organized wouldn't throw my bat and glove in a outside, bailed it over the pavement to deserve the millions they make, and have Unlike baseball heroes, movie stars and labor, except that it occurred much later. time capsule just yet if I were you. eventually evaporate. I crumpled up my no loyalty to their teams. top musicians have always lived like The reason veteran fans remember a game The parks after school arc filled with cup and put it in my pocket for personal Baseball "purists," many who arc old royalty in the U.S. It seems like Bob Hope free of money-haggling is because the youngsters in matching caps, twitching burial later. enough to have seen four or five decades must own half of Los Angeles by now, players had no leverage. with excitement over their coming little The people who saw me do this were of the game, claim money has corrupted and Elvis Presley has been adding to his They chose to play under poor league seasons. Softball complex owners shaking their heads and giving me looks our national pastime and changed the gross fortune from the grave for years. conditions rather than not play at all, and claim the game is as popular as ever, and of disgust. One young lady gave me an players' focus from athletics to Professional athletes perform for people the owners took advantage of their tickets to A's and Giants games can still "I'm sure," in her best valley talk. I accounting. They yearn for the good ol' just like singers and actors, and are as genuine love for the game. be bought for five dollars. flipped her the peace sign and hailed, days, when throngs of fans filled the popular, so logic dictates they should be No one should blame today's players for Business problems at the major league "Save our sow bugs." The drought crazed ballparks or kept their ears glued to a paid as well. If anyone deserves to profit finally wanting what is rightfully theirs. level come and go, like in any industry, pigeons fluttered down to drink up the radio to follow the endeavors of Mays, from baseball, it's the players. Now, after They hit the 420-foot homers, they hurl but baseball will keep weeding them out fresh pavement porridge, and I set my Mantle and the Duke. A time when free a century of tyranny from the owners, the I00-mph fastballs, so why shouldn't in time for the boys, and girls of summer course for scantronia. I guess it's back to agency, collusion, arbitration and strikes "purists" whine because the players are they make the money? to have their fun. No Doze. were all as foreign to baseball as finally getting what they deserve. Carpetbaggers like Rickey Henderson, aluminum bats and Astroturf. Don Drysdale, a Hall of Fame pitcher who can't see himself playing for a paltry Jack Trageser is a Spartan Daily staff Frank Carina is an SJSU Bioloi!v But were those really the good or days? from the Dodgers, has to walk across pool $3 million because others make more.will writer. His column appears on Thursday. student. PERSPECTIVE Do you feel campus ROTC should bar homosexuals from its program? I think they (ROTC) should I led l like they shouldn't be any discriminate against homosexuals or Col. I really don't think fair Ir Dan discrimination of race or sexual that's kaep homosexuals out because it doesn't matter about your preference at all. If that is the policy sexual would ruin the morale of the the men Rodriguez Petrick orientation and you I understand that it is reasonable to shouldn't be or the women for whatever branch of discriminated ban ROTC from campus. against because of it. service you're talking about. It Administration Chair, There's no reason for it. Maybe wouldn't be a cohesive because fighting unit of Justice Military ROTC has a macho image. anymore. Sophomore Science Bryan 19 Eric Department in.! Debie I don't think they should Myers I think is unfair in that if ROTC Hill discriminate against them. It's not were eliminated from all California right. It says in the law that there State University campuses it Aviation Computer would should be no discrimination and why be denying tremendous educational Marketing Senior are they (ROTC) so special that they Science opportunities to a lot of students who Sophomore 23 can. No one has the right to Senior may not otherwise be able to come 19 discriminate against. 22 here.

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One Washington Square San Joss California 15152 Spartan Daily Thursday, April 4, 1991, Page 3 YesterDaily Media panel focus Today's forecast Stairway Because many students are not on Mostly sunny skies with campus everyday, YesterDaily highs near 75 and lows in provides readers with a recap of the upper 40s. on disabled image the previous issue's top stories. to Heaven? according to Joann Jacobs, editori- as. ar *rmininn. The SJSU ROTC program may be Coverage often al columnist for the Mercury eliminated because policy restricts News. homosexuals from joining any Friday's forecast seen as insensitive "I think journalists want to do a branch of the military. Mostly sunny skies in the good job, they just don't know and discriminatory how," Jacobs said. San Jose Police Chief Joseph morning with increasing From IIIIIIPPP By Susan Brown personal experience, I t McNamara resigned after 18 years clouds in the afternoon. Jacobs said she learned that the Daily staff wrier on the job to accept a position with Insensitivity was the theme term "wheelchair bound" was Highs in the 70s. of a OP Stanford's Hoover Institution. panel discussion held yesterday incorrect. focusing on media coverage and "People aren't binded to a portrayal of persons with disabili- wheelchair, they use a wheelchair SJSU graduate and? former NFL National Weather ties. as a vehicle to get around," she coach Bill Walsh will be honored on Service April 13 The result of many stories in the said. "Therefore they are as an outstanding alumnus media is that they are not only 'wheelchair users." 44111 of the university. offensive, but the underlying social More times than not, media issues arc not addressed. reflects trends in society, it doesn't 'Most stories found in the media lead them, according to Angus Woman focus on some sort of 'super cup,' Klein, executive editor of the Spar- claims she was raped somebody who runs across Canada tan Daily. The trend now is sensi- on one leg, somebody who over- tivity toward minorities, Klein at Kennedy family compound comes their disability despite of said. Although there is a strong obstacles," said Donna Ellis, aca- voice from the minority communi- PALM BEACH. Fla. (API -- volved, but he would not elab- demic advisor for disabled stu- ty expressing concern over minori- Palm Beach is abut/ over a wom- orate. dents services. ty portrayal in the news, there is 10 an's allegations that she was raped Local nev, spapers quoted Stuart For example, Ellis pointed out not such a voice from the disabled it the Kennedy family compound. Lichtenstein. manager of the Palm that one of the cities where the community, he said. "I think it's kind of unfair, all of Beeh lounge Au Bar, as saying man with one leg was passing "In the case of terminology I this innuendo, without any facts as Kennedy . son Patrick and nephew to through on his run across Canada think we are two to three years what happened." George Pres- William Kennedy Smith were at ton, severely lacks in wheelchair behind the times," Klein said refer- who lives down the street the nightspot Friday night. access. Many people with disabili- ring to print journalism. from the walled Kennedy estate. Patrick Kennedy. a 24-year-old said ties who wanted to see the event Tuesday. "We don't even Rhode Island state representative. know that were unable to do so. 'Most stories found in this is true. said he knew nothing about the in- "Journalists don't look past Police have filed no charges and cident and was asleep at the time of those kind of heroic stories, which have refused to say whether any- the alleged rape. the media focus on one arc very offensive to people with associated with the Kennedy 'The girl is not someone I disabilities, to see the social issues some sort of 'super family is a suspect in the alleged know . She Was not a guest of behind the stories," Ellis said. rape Saturday. '. mine. I assume she was a guest of Marty Shutter, director of dis- crip,' somebody who "It's deja vu for the family. I'm one ot my cousins.' he said. enthralled abled student services, agreed with with them and every-- Smith. .10. a student at George- l' thing Ellis on many points and said that runs across Canada that happens to them." said toy% n ersity School of Medi- Ruth the media's coverage of people Kane, visiting from nearby cine. could not immediately be Boca Raton. "I find them with disabilities is "terrible." on one leg, somebody 1 fascinat- reached for comment. He stayed i ing not alway s "We are not portrayed for who admirable... with friends Tuesday night, the we are but as victims people who overcomes their A spokesman fur t ..S. Sen. Id - landlord at his Washington. D.C., ward afflicted and helpless" Shutter said. Kennedy issued a statement carriage house told the Palm Beach There are unspoken assumptions disability despite of Monday saying the Massachusetts Post. in media coverage, according to Denux:rat spent the Easter week- Smith is the son of Ted Kenne- obstacles.' end Ellis. An example given was a with his family. at the Palm dy 's older sister Jean Kennedy Beach story regarding the expense placed estate, but was not involved Smith and the late Stephen Smith. Donna Ellis, in the upon restaurant owners to provide incident. Police Chief Joe Terlittese, said academic advisor for disabled "We haven't made public any wheelchair access. According to students sen ices he was not satisfied that insestiga- Ellis, the article stated that some- particular name as ruled out or tors have been able to question all in," times the expense was unneces.sary said police spokesman Craig members of the Kennedy family ( when wheelchairs could easily ;Linke]. "It's a delicate case when who might have information on the doesn't fol- .... enter through the rear of the restau- KICU Channel 36 ou talk about sexual battery case. writ- rant. low any kind of style book or y ou don't want to release some- Investigators sent to the estate to "The assumption to me is that a ten rules of sensitivity in regards I thing that could hinder your inves- that afternoon found that the man with disabilities, according business man bringing clients to a people igation." accused 'had left town. Tot-Wiese to Doug McKnight, news director \vas. restaurant and bringing them in i Gunkel said alcohol said of KICU TV. If the story warrants past the garbage cans isn't some- telling the viewers that the person are thinking about," she body you is disabled than it will be men- said. tioned. SPARTAN X-COUNTRY AND TRACK CLUB OF SJSU ' Shulter said language in the media does a lot to perpetuate "If the story is about someone g Sunday, April 7, '91 li- these stereotypes. When the vul- filing a grievance in their neigh- .,. # r. g nerability aspect is played up it borhood, then their disability is not ,.. , may not be correct, according to part of the story," McKnight said. ji 01, .1i Shulter, and that is exploitation. concluded the discus- fi .., . /-7 ..--r" !I 'To me, if you were to say 'crip- McKnight Hilary Sebald Daily staff phtotgrapher ple' it is equivalent to saying the sion by saying that the more con- tact the media has with the dis- While the upper levels of the 7th Street garage may not be as # Ji word nigger," said Shulter. "It is far as heaven, they may seem so to this student as he makes offensive and ugly." abled community the more under- the hellish climb to his vehicle after a long day on campus. It takes special interest groups to stand and put them in the proper # perspective. 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Rappin' up sports trust, the Niners placed them on Plan B in them a trip to the 1991 Super Bowl with a Francisco will be hurting next year. ,irder to protect younger, more desirable fumble. Craig is coming off the worst from Southern players, so they say. But it backfired. season of his career, where he rushed for surprisingly. San Francisco didn' I Sure, Lott is protect Lou. hut the . If Lott would have stayed, he would be only 439 yards and one touchdown. And he Niners did protect David Waymer. who at 33. is a year California and played his set for life. The Niners offered him a one averaged an undesirable 3.1 yards per carry. older Leaving year contract, and a lifetime executive But still, why the Raiders? than Lott. college hall at USG', hut why class San lost position in the organization. But he passed it All season long I wondered why 49ers Francisco not only Lott and Craig to Plan B. but outspoken Man Millen the Raiders? far behind all up for a two-year deal with the Raiders. coach George Seifert continued to give the joined the Washington Redskins on Sure, Lott is from Southern California ball to Craig over the talented Hurry Sydney Monday. Hey there's only one thing to say But even and played his college ball at USC, but why and the quick rookie Dexter Carter. Now. Montana, 35. is creeping up about Millen leaving at least he didn't there in age. I guess the Raiders? I guess it could have been without Craig slowing them down. the 49ers it just goes to show that Rs Ste % I Miller join the he would have if teams don't worse, like joining the Rams. But still, why will have a successful year on the ground. Raiders! But I bet remain together forever. Look the Raiders'? they weren't the ones who released him at Dallas and Pittsburgh. For years they held why the Raiders? something they definitely lacked a year ago. The Raiders signed Craig to fill the before he signed ith San Francisco. onto their old players. Result? 'Their Monday night Roger Craig became Craig, on the other hand, had no hole suffered from Bo Jackson's injury. But There are 17 unprotected 49ers dynasties folded. The 49ers don't want to the latest 49er to join the Los Angeles Now reason but greed to join Lott in Los Craig, at 30 years of age, doesn't know . remaining on Plan B. Teams are only fall into this trap. Raiders. This came as the knock-out blow to Angeles. Players no longer care about didley anymore, especially by joining the allowed to protect 37 players. The future of My last question Why protect 49ers fans, following the stunning punch loyalty, it's all about money these days. Raiders! those Plan B 49ers will he determined on Bubba Paris over Ronnie Lou? suffered last week when Ronnie Lott joined Craig was given a two-year contract from The Niners may not miss Craig next April 15. Eric Wright. Mike Wilson and ()ups. My real last question Why the silver and black squad. good or Al Davis and the Raiders. Isn't it year. but they will miss the charismatic Lou. Keena Turner are among those 17 players the Raiders? The 49ers tell team loyalty would keep sickening? Even though he.was hampered with injuries left unprotected. If they end up somewhere Srevi. Helmer iN 11w Spartan Daily the two members, who combined for seven It's not like the Niners needed Craig last season, Lou was an inspirational leader else. Joe Montana will he the only lour-ring Spelt/ % 1.1,110, I/u column appears every championships. in San Francisco. With this anymore though. He's slow, old and cost for his teammates. This is where San 49er remaining.

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Coach Scott Hertler helps make the call dor- day night at Municipal Stadium. Anderson was safe on the play. SJSU splits twin-bill with UCD By Pamela Schatz Piraro attributes bad throwing "We never gave up at the end of Daily stall writer decisions to the loss. the game," said SJSU center SJSU stayed one game above "We threw to had bases. We fielder Jason Bugg, who went 2- the .500 mark by splitting a non- played a slow mode in the second for-6 on the day. Pursue a conterence doubleheader with UC- game," Piraro said. "UC-Davis put pressure on us .is Davis on Tuesday. SJSU took a two run lead in the in the beginning, but we never put The Spartans. now 15-14 overall third inning on right fielder Ken enough pressure on them.- Bugg management and 7-5 in the Big West, won the Henderson's two-run single. But said. first game 4-0 hut dropped the the Aggies quickly topped SJSU Despite the loss, a second-game nightcap 7-4. with three runs off starter Anthony triple put senior Henderson in sole career with an "I was very pleased with shut- Chavez. posession of second place on the ing Davis out, SJSU coach Sam Paul Anderson replaced Chavez SJSU career triples list, with 13 Piraro said of the first game. before he could retire a batter in The record is 14. set by Tony Hi In that game. freshman pitcher the fourth. Anderson worked 2 2/3 ondi (1977-7)1). international Dave Sick collected his first col- innings, giving up six hits and four With the split, UCD's record is lege win for SJSU, throwing four runs, three of them earned. Chavez now 16-14. The Aggies' Northern dim no-hit, shutout innings. Each game was tagged with the loss, dropping California Athletic Conference r, leader. was scheduled for seven innings. his record to 2-3. cord is 2-1. so pitchers needed only three in- UC-Davis added four runs on The Spartans will be in Long nings of work to qualify for a vic- five hits in the sixth inning, taking Beach this weekend for a three t Adia, zvhen you're tory. The teams played two games a 7-2 lead, hut the Spartans game Big West Conference sem- to make up for the rained out Feb. weren't so willing to back down. against the 49ers. 26 game. They fought for two more runs in 'doing well, you never have In the second inning. Dan the bottom of the seventh inning, Spartan Daily Spans Ed/r, Smith. Charles Havel and Steve but came three runs short when the Steve Helmer contributed ta i/o I Anderson hit consecutive doubles Iasi non was retired. to ask for recognition, it To meet the demands of a changing work force, to give SJSU all the runs it would need for the win. the employment industry will continue to be one Mike Rausch then came in for conies your way. I've never Sick in the fifth inning, holding the of the fastest growing in America. Adia Personnel Aggies scoreless on two hits to Magandang araw, asked for a promotion; when Services, headquartered in Menlo Park, is an rack up his first save of the season. But the second game didn't go Born dia, industry leader in temporary and full-time as smooth for SJSU. I was an Office Supervisoi We were hoping to carry out Buon giorno, employment. the momentum from the first game. hut instead we came out Guten tag, and I was doing a good job, flat." Piraro said. 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Explore a career in the YES' EVERYTIIING IS AT II AST 70, employment industry with Adia. OFF ARI I FRAMINGI ORM- IINGI GraduateKansas State 'EXCEPTING ALREADY DISCOUNTED ITEMS CASH, CHECK, VISA A. MASTER CARD UNIVERSITY ART'S Access Magazine corning in Ma v University AMA DISCOUNT WAREHOUSE The Lrrploerwl f,pople 31 PAGE St 'SAN IGSF (400) 4/0/ 1 [ ORIGINAL Spartan Daily Thursday, April 4, 1991, Page 5 Mud slinged by city IFC sports GPA requirements raised be included in the overall tally. a concern for sonic time. SJSU's semester by the Student Services Minimum GPA now "It is something that should Greek system was severely criti- Department. According to the by- to get rid of pet pig 2.25 to participate in have been done a long time ago," cized in a meeting last semester law, chapters that fall below the said Chfis Carpita, IFC president. when former national IFC presi- 2.25 requirement will be placed on SACRAMENTO API - This them to pet stores, boutiques and any Greek sports "This is just the first step in the dent Chuck Loring spoke as a warning during the following little piggy lives in a Victorian. offices all over town. By Susan Brown right direction." consultant to the executive coun- semester but will still be allowed and looks like all the huffing and The Camacho children. ages 5, 1FC athletic competition is an cil. to participate in athletics. The pro- puffing Daily staff writer by city officials isn't going 7 and sold "Save Porky" items In order to improve low grades integral part of Greek life, accord- According to an article last bationary period will be referred to to get him out soon. door-to-door and at their school. within the Greek system, SJSU's ing to Carpita. It is a privilege the semester Loring said that he had as the intermediate semester. Porky. the beloved pot-bellied Meanwhile, animal control offi- lnterfraternity Council voted to Greeks don't want to lose. never seen a Greek system with a During this intermediate pig belonging to the three Cama- cers were getting telephone calls require all fraternity chapters to "Competition among the houses lower GPA. He said that even the semester the chapter in question eho children, created a real beef from irate citizens who believed maintain a minimum grade point is a big part of the Greek system," chapter with the best average was must raise its semester average to with city officials, giving rise to the tiny pig had been confiscated average or risk being ineligible to Carpita said. "They compete in still substantially lower than the the required 2.25. If the house dozens of staff memos, meetings or put to death. participate in IFC athletics. both athletics and scholarship." campus average and that low achieves the minimum it will be with council members, petitions Porky caused enough of a stir Each house must maintain a The houses compete for points grades are an embarrassment to the taken off its intermediate status. from pig lovers and "Save Porky" that city officials issued a 30-page minimum semester cumulative which are awarded for each event fraternity system. If, however, the chapter does not T-shirt sales. "Reassessment of document titled GPA of 2.25 to participate in they participate in. The points Athletic probation is one step to make the minimum it will be Last January, the three Live Camacho City Prohibition On Keeping sports, according to the by-law count toward the IFC sports trophy increase incentive among the hous- placed on athletic probation and children were seen -Pigs) Within the walking Porky Swine (Mini which passed by majority vote on that is awarded at the end of each es to bring their grades up, Carpita not allowed to participate in any on a leash in front of their cited "sufficient down- City." The report March 18. The grades of all broth- school year. said. IFC athletics. Two fraternities are town home. A county concerns employee, public health and safety ers, pledges, hold-overs and asso- Low grade averages within the The chapter averages will be currently on intermediate status as apparently aware of a prohibition Ill -year or- to continue the outright ciate members of each house will Greek system at MU have been calculated and confirmed each a result of last semester grades. dinance prohibiting ownership of of the keeping of minipigs on resi- swine within city limits, called ani- dential property." control she and Taylor did not leave the mal officers, who ordered today is to voice my complaint the Camacho family to get rid of "It seemed totally irrational and premises. unfair, ''said Mrs. Camacho. who stating that the A.S. student gov- SPILL the pig. HARO One person, Vicki Norgrad, a prepared a 14-page rebuttal con- ernment, in regard to racism and From page 1 "My children called me at From page! harassment issues ... do nothing in contracts specialist in purchasing, tending that pot-bellied pigs are staff members who did too. work, hysterical" said Catherine regards to them." reported to her supervisors that she clan, quiet, healthy. non-smelly, dent services. Both she and the woman sitting Camacho, the children's mother The process needs to be stream- was feeling ill. In a March 21 friendly pets. Haro wants the A.S. to be more next to her, Susan Taylor, devel- and a deputy dircetii(il the state lined, he said. He pointed out that interview, Norgrad said that when responsive to students in the future oped little red bumps on their arms Health and VVellare Ageney The The story is ending happily after it has been almost a year since his she went home that evening she who have complaints like his. "I'm hives. family was unaware of the law re- all. though. Last week, the city complaint was filed. resembling experienced "nausea, vomiting, very dissatisfied. You guys can't didn't like," garding their 5-month-old pet, who Transpiirtat ion and C'ommunity "'The A.S. should take a position "One thing that I headaches and was up until 2 a.m. do anything." Foucher, "was that no official ()as a present to the children from Development C'ommittee voted in changing the structure," he said. said from being so sick." The following Steven Goodman, director of person came around to inform us Santa Claus. unanimously. to prepare a new law student rights and responsibilities, day she said she felt "lightheaded, allowing Sutherst was still confused after what the fumes were or what was neutered, licensed, pure- said that the committee has put his lethargic and numbness of the With the help of a pot-bellied bred pot-hellied pigs to he kept as the meeting with Ham. "Whenever going on; and here we are working pig case on the agenda to be reopened. mouth." breeder who lives outside the pets ssithin cits Inlits, and the city a student would come in I would in here." its limits, the family printed up council us expected to endorse the "I went to this committee and I tell them all of their options. I was The women opened up the win- Norgrad said that the building Porky" flyers. bumper ordinance in ithin the next sex eral got nothing for it," Haro said. a little confused what (Haro and dows but the smell was still strong, should have been evacuated until it soekers and buttons and delivered weeks. "The main reason I'm here Miramontes) wanted us to do." Foucher said. Foucher added that was free of the noxious gas. Left not right in comparing longevity Patrol along U.S.-Mexican border decreases SAN BERNARDINO (API - Stanley Curet). a psychologist ;it sample included 495 males and Righties have it over lefties hands- the University lit British Columbia 492 females. due to battered cars, lack of officers on duty down when it comes to longevity. in Vuncouser. About 7.9 percent of the left and a says. researcher The results were published mixed-handed people died in acci- WASHINGTON (API - Along one stretch of the South aware of the problem and iv as re- People who use their !ell hand to Tuesday in a letter in the New Eng- dents, as opposed to I .5 percent of Alien and drug-smuggling traffic Texas border, seven agents pa- assessing the Border Patrol's role write, draw or throw die an aver- land Journal of Medicine. right-handers. Lett- and mixed- along the U.S.-Mexican border trol 66 miles of the Rio Grande. in sonic non-border duties. age of nine years before those who The mean age designates the handers also were more likely to may go undetected because Bor- But for three hours each night. "He has said that the place for are right-handed. said Diane Hal- midpoint between two extremes. die in accidents while dris mg a ve- der Patrol agents are busy enforc- all seven agents are involved in the Border Patrol is on the bor- pern. professor of psyehology at For example. the mean of 56 years hicle, the surve tound. ing sanctions on employers or other duties and the area is aban- der. and he's making every effort California State University. San and 34 years is 45. Technologies generally favor their battered cars are in the doned, the GAO said. to do that,'' Austin said. Bernardino, Halpern cautioned the survey right-handed and 'right -footed" shop. a report to Congress says. Similarly, a supervisory agent The According to the study of nearly doesn't suggest that being left- people, increasing the risk of acci- The General Accounting Of- in the San Diego sector told GAO said the amount of the time l,(10 deaths in San Bernardino handed causes earlier death. But it dents for lefties. Halpern said. Ace said a decrease in the num- GAO. the investigative arm spent by agents on border of control and Riverside counties, the mean does indicate medical and environ- Under one medical theory'. ber of agents patrolling some Congress. that one-third of activities on the South- left- the west border ot death for right-handers was mental problems that increase the handedness may occur when sections of the border from border under his jurisdiction had fallen from 71 a is percent of total -5 seau s. hut only 66 years for left- risk of dying earlier for southpaws. fetus receives reduced oxygen Brownsville. Texas, to San not patrolled. hours in 19X7 to or (o0 percent in 1990. handers Researchers obtained about 2.- when there is erowiting in the Diggo,.may dye to attrition, Dyke Austip. a spokesman for \II ed-handed'' those 700 people. death certificates from both womb. Both conditions could the use of agents in norkuirder the Immigration and Naturaliza- At the: 'same time, who use both hands, narcotugr fared no bet- counties. then asked next of kin for cause medical problems that in- activities and the patrol's aging tion Service, said that INS Com- seizures have escalated from ter than lefties, 649 according to the the cause of death and what hand crease the risk tit. dying earlier. fleet of vehicles. missioner Gene MeNary was in 19/45 to -1,1M last year study conducted by Halpern and the deceased favored. The final Halpern said.

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Centex-Stage &ø1 w IPICe;111 Angus Klein Executive Editor What's going on for the weekend of April 5 Amanda Heien 11111111=11M1 ON CAMPUS: Managing Editor/ Dance The Theatre Arts Department puts on Dance '91 to showcase homegrown faculty and student Production talent. Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the University Theatre. $9 general, $6 students. Terry Music Former Animal and master guitarist Eric Johnson rocks the Event Center Friday night at Sheltie Tickets available through BASS/TM. Entertainment/ Features Editor Concert Noted classical pianist Berenice Lipson-Gruzcn performs at the Music Concert Hall Friday at S p.m. Tickets $12 general, $7 students. Kevin Squires Photo Editor Berenice Lipson-Gruzen OFF CAMPUS: Mary Morello Music The kick-off of Club Oasis' "Rock on Water" series featuring local bands performing on the pool. Tonight, it's The Flesh a Go Go

and Mysterious Ways. DJ Julius Papp will still be inside spinning modern dance music. No cover before 9 p.m. or after with student I.D. or Chief Photographer Oasis Green Card. $1 drinks until 10 p.m. Kevin Weil Theater City Lights Theater Company presents two plays directed by George Chastain, Jr. and written by Howard Kordcr. "Boy's Life" Copy Chief is a Pulitzer-Prize nominated, fast-paced, hilarious play about the post-modern, post-college world of the male yuppie. "Fun" is a darkly humorous play all about growing up. Adult language, situations. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays through April 27. $10 students and Contributing Reporters seniors, $12 general; 430 South Fourth Street. Call 2954200 for tickets and information. Brooke Shelby Biggs, Corey Trcssider and Fayc Wells Concerts The San Jose Symphony, conducted by George Cleve, presents a weekend of four all-Mozart concerts featuring a family of acclaimed musicians: pianists Claude Frank and Lilian Kallir, and their violinist daughter, Pamela Frank. Concerts Friday, Saturday and Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays through April 27. Sunday nights at 7:30 and Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Tickets range from $10 to $35 for Contributing evening shows, $9 to $12 for afternoon show. Available through BASS/TM. Photographers Chip Loven, George Ortiz and Hillary Schalit MOVIES OPENING THIS WEEKEND: "Voyage Of The Heart," a locally-produced film starring Bill Ackridge, Dunja Djordjevic, Geoffrey Dunne and Liz Rolfe, will premiere at the Towne Theatre. The film chronicles Smith the decline of small-time immigrant fishermen in a Northern California town. Shows Derek tonight at 7:15 and Friday at 5:30 and 7:15, after which the filmmakers will speak. Advertising Director

"Defending Your Life" written, produced and directed by Albert Brooks and co-starring Meryl Sweep opens Friday at the Century 22. It's a romantic comedy about the afterlife, Sandra Hutchins and prospects for love after death. 'Defending Your I.ife' Art Director

Wendy Fegette New release `Flatliners' Production Manager Brad Detanna tops video rentals list Retail Manager II H) RENTALS 11 'State ot Grace'. "Halliners" 12. ' 'Me Fre.hinan'' Account Executives 2 Arachniphohid I 3. "Quick Change' Sara Barry, Cohn King, 3 -Air America 14 "The ENorcist Ill" Halene Matthias and Judy 4. "Die Hard 2: I)ie Harder' I S. "Pump 1)% the Vu lunic Sommers 5. " Dark man " 16 "Taking Care of Hum- (. "Nay) Seals - ne.s. 7 17.-M% Blue "I)ays ol 'Thunder' !teasel)" Artists S -File ii Jakes" 1 X."K ing Y.,rk 9 "Ikaili V% arrant'. I9. 'Young Guns II'. Jennifer Herman, Paul It)"Prohleni (.1111(1- 20 Witches. Smith and Eric Vidal

tt Cover photo: CHINESE CUISINE- -FOOD TO GO 1 "Lipsoh-Gruzen presented an Danya Menczes and 41- Mandarin & Szechuan Cuisine exhilarating performance.. brightly Tammy deJong-Todd *Box Lunches To Go Ale energetic., her poetry and keen rehearse 'Dances for )111- Lunch and Dinner musicianship were abundantly lsadora' which will be *Catering Available evident.. memorable." performed for 'Dance 91' open Daily 294-3303 or 998-9427 at the University Theatre. 30-9:00pm Tun Page, New York Times 131. E. Jackson Street ,-,ec1 Mondays Photos by Hillary Salvia FUNDED IlY THE ASSOCIAITO SUDENTS Mocks North of Santa Clara Between 3rd and 4th ,tr-cct CenterStage Thursday, April 4, 1991, Page 3

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$1 DRINKS -WED thru SAT TIL 10 pm- -SUNDAYS TIL 11 pm - NO COVER Be 4 9PM "imary iabi Sc Christy 1% y ant represents 'la patry part dance piece in 'Dance 91', a concert that I lady patriot) in 'Dances for Isadora'. a fit e- opens Friday at the 1 nit ersity Theatre. TONIGHT 4/4 -5-AAR WATERCr 'Dance 91' illuminates Live mtr-,c on thP pool 1 danrInq incon American modern dance By 1- aye %% ells I 1.1h, , lii THE .FLESH A GO. GO Special to CenterStage Iliis is the only dance which 114:41 all dance choreogra- East meets West as -Dance Limon choreographed tor only pher." ’91’ oilers a panorama of mod- wonien . . and to hate Ills background includes all MYS1EDIQ18tIVAY8+ ern dance starting Friday at 'Dances with Isadora capture forms of dance. including ISC's Main Stage. the female essence, he consulted Bniadway and television perfer- NO COVER W/ STUDENT I.D. "Dance Cl'' a ill feature New with prominent female dancers. mances. she said. BY J.DI-ztoilir DeMille." said FREECARICATURES York and Bay Area dame!. and including Agnes For Dance 91, he has chore. TICKETS TO NEXT WEEK'S SHOW will span modem dame from I.uha Markoff of University graphed "Ghostly Horses." a

Isadora Duncan. . inericas 't heater "lyrical tan suite- in three to SJSU early 19th century performer, The program includes min einem, performed to music

SJSC's Jan Dance Ensemble. dancers. said Mathews. two ot hy Patrick 011earn and Al whose works will he performed. LOCAL BAND NIGHT said Fred Mathews, artistic di- Stew aid rector of l'niversity Dance l'he- lie choreographed "Flying Col- Gary as., ater ors" to Bach's piano concerto Masters. artistw THURSDAYS ciale tit the Limon Dance ( iii I- the East comes Jose #3 in D-maior Live music on the pool, d.j. dancing inside amon's "Ibnces for Isadiira.'' his second work. "Spec- pany and SJSI dance instructin. has based on Ifuncan's life Limon. trum... has no music, and danc- created "Walking Between Worlds.- a dance based on 4/11 head 'It New York's 1.1111101 ers will perform to their claps. Frontier Wives + Uncle Lucifer American Indians' cultural and Dance l’’undatnin. choreo- slaps to the body . and the per- graphed toe dances based on cussit e sounds of their dancing religious ideas. Mathews said 4/18- Hemi + Crash Course V Duncan's youth. her loses, the MSC's Ian Dance Ensemble Dance tor 'I at,. a local mist death of her children (from and the Uniyersity Dance The- em 11:111LC ciimpany formed Is 4/25-Short Stories + Cafe of Regret which she never recovered). her ater base commissioned works Donn I.each and Jenny Me All* Russian col/km..11m. and her dra- that a ill premiere at -Dance ter. w ill premiere an abstrao Numbers + matic death when the scarf she 91. work "Moss (iarden.'' choreaw- 5/2- The Odd The Spit Muffins Hen graphed by Leach. The dance was wearing caught in the wheel The Ensemble asked STUDENTS IN FREE ol the Bughani a friend was laikey. current associate director 'investigates the way people driving of the Santa Monica Dance Cen- has e CI NI% ertifil0M... accuirditie Wednesdays, Thursdays, Sundays Choreiligraphed fie women ter. to create a work lor ’Dance to Mar/kilt and NM he Ilef 91 .'' tormed among sculptures that only and first performed in ALWAYS 21 & OVER DINING & DANCING 8PM 2AM WED -SUN 1971/. isadora makes its West "I chose him specilically.'' represent "dung. lost in comer- 200N 1ST @ ST JAMES. SAN JOSE 408492.2212 ( 'ilast premiere April 5at said Amite McDonald. director s:awn... she said Page 4, Thursday, April 4, 1991 CenterStage Local clubs offer students low costs, big fun By Corry Tresidder CenterStage Mall writer Searching for a release Eroin midterms and papers can be just as trying as doing classwork it- self. In the South Bay there are so many things to do. finding on at limited costs can he an ad- s cowl e hit low -cost fun. there is no need to look het ond the greater San Jose area. Local clubs at- tract college audiences with their events. concerts. drink specials or with little or no cowl- charge. One ot the closest clubs to campus is Paradise Beach Club. on North San Pedro Street be- tween Santa Clara and St. James streets. Paradise is only open Friday and Saturday nights be- ginning at 9 p.m.. and is alyy ay. 21 years or older. Every friday night is Ladies Night. NAl»ch means a $5(X) prim will he glen Above: FIX The Club is a modern dance club for the over out to a lucky lady at the club 21 progressive crowd which is located in the renovated that night. Paradise is currently streets in holding "Splash Bash '91". and Pussy Cat Theater on First and San Salvador all drinks are S2. downtown San Jose. F/X offers live bands and DJ music to On First Street there are three dance and listen to. popular clubs that vie for the Right: The Cactus Club is the local scene for those 18 and college crowd during the week over. The club offers live rock in roll music and Thursday's and weekends. Club FA at San disco comes alive with Disco Inferno by DJ King RaM, Salvador Street sets up more Cactus Club can be found on First Street in San Jose. dancing events than Ilse con- Photos by George ()rtiz certs. and has a special screen- ing each Thursday of David hosts Live 105s Rob halms. Hie dub has sl drinks Iron. % Lynchs "Twin Peaks" with with I) J. Spun on the turntable. p ru to 10 p m during the weeY free donuts I' X is open from 9 while Thursdays are Disco In- inul up until II p.m on Still p.m. to 2 4.111. Wednesday. ferno nights. spinning the dance 5, through Sunday and has drink hits of the '70s. Coy er charges Club Oasts has live music by \ pril 11. w tile kl Litho pro- cows- charge I uesday nights specials until 11 p.m. There are are S4 for ages I 8- 20 dmd free the poolside. and DJ mix danc- milies Heim and Crash Course are with law 105'. Mark Ham- club discounts available, known tor 21 and older. I hursday's ing inside the club. "thursday on Apt 11 Hi ilton. and are s2 nights Ii ur ellter as black or guild cards. which Disco Inferno is tree hclore 10 nights are for local hands to per- V, /I those until industrial or eliminate or reduce coyer p.m. form. while other mghts are aggro lute shosss, the Edgc in charge. well drinks and do- charges for special eYents Cactus Club IhriYes on its liYe scheduled tor aliernatiw hands. Palo Alto is the best bet On mestic beer ("riser charge% tor These can he purchased at the shows. mainly showcasing mod- Scheduled to play next are Fron- Thursdays there are S2 well Friday and Saturday is SX tor !K- club. ern rock hands from college tier Wises with Uncle Lucifer on drinks and 1 ,HIC11, 11,-cr and n., m ss tor 21 and older. The Cactus Club holds danc- radio and Luse It Upcoming ing and DJ mixes every night of shows include Material Issue on the week, hut the club promotes April u. The Rembrandts at 9:M) its use shows to attract larger p.m. on April 9 and Toy Mati- TOMORROW NIGHT! groups. Cactus is IN years or nee on April 10. older, and has cover charges de- Right down the street from pending on the night of the X and Cactus Club is Club week. There is usually a S4 Oasis, with no coYer charge be- cover tor Manic Mondays utter fore 9 p.m. Wednesday through I() p.m. On Tuesdays. Cactus Saturday. and S5 after 9 p

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Some women ill' ii hilt'lii I I uricii plc ocal harminiles. I I I slit trom int iting with gumption hack -up either. sometimes brimiiiig in a has, it cleric 1. guitar and drum set to lend an make it music edge. Uellott (ieortpans R .1.. NI the hat e hacked the duo on set eral lest 01 II ic nation. Ilie it II Si ifl,,!s t her hum motement has tinally ic 11111....20 Girl. also tackle luidged the set gap in the music heity suluects in then Is ries. uiiuisi etch going so tar as to get a little \ tonna. Paula Ahdul, esistenual at tunes It Ike.' \ arey and eompany are I hey e spline religion. etcluded. 01 coutse. It doesn't depression in enr-ii, erment as 41. take much gumption to make it quickly and easily as !het do in a male-dommated industry hy relationships. shaking one booty hit.- the \lichelle Shocked has is hat masses. It also shouldn't rattle must be prohahly the hest George Ort,z Centersiage photographer mitotic's sense ot logic that limailo Alga si"" Se film major Duane Peiriek counts lila is editing For class. 'Flw min ie %till he shuts ii 'limit did. Barbie-doll babes are lime I s.1,- Nett 11,fisk 11:111spliffil the length of his mot it' entitled 'John' that he 1nril 4th at the Miorris I hi i Ics%tiditorinni. signing multi -million dollar lit cd in the mean streets Ion PIM iiis tri(1 topping the chaos set eta' t ears and us _ms in and out \ merk a has alit ay s been a slate iit drug rehahs and mental Students show off film making talents ovol to inenc lace intl its institutions until lust tutu ),ears lit Pamela Schalk; Daily \minimum] Mc students inns' plot id: !hell hormones ago CenterStage start writer student has the opportw ott ii I thur and the cost of pro- Rut. behet e it or not. some I hat' us hen tImicone heard I he students twin the I heane wls It, choose the content and cessing. it omen are making It hei ill a 'Meet corner play mg her as \ its Department hate created. theme iit their hum suldenl call cud up p_ms tile musielans (they actually play Shoillt thereafter, ttl men and produced then ,,tt n Hie about anything SLIM to SI .501i a semester tot instruments) despite the tact Shot Led Iaai. I a ICl..1,1ding Wins I'm most oh the students trom coined to at ant garde. Rio toe -minute films. said they don't It the beer- connact. a lot lollott inc;ind a ri Charles Chess's tutu pioduc- Jim Schatt it 111111 priltith.:11011,t(l. ,. immlercial mold. nett lease on lite thin class, these are the t mi.! dent said. Hie students are re- 1111Ic 0.11111)111.111 is an- Quadrangulate trout the nxits Shocked still is tinier' and Idnis that thet hate made sponsihle tor the .110(411112, other resttaint tot the students. ol blues rock ti roll. country hasn't settled lino any one I he students did not indicate script. stor.s hoard. production conmlained Iselly Ilighiumuli. ilm and tolls music and you might genre She has dabbled in funk. 1v:ilk:ally %slim their films are and musk:. :1i:cording to Chess pri.duction student nisi inn across a lets isoltien blues. straight rock. siting and about, but they is ml he shots mg he unit ersily pros ides the It takes how. and hums to it ii in Mild their itt it it ith the little country Rut that alit itts them tonight at 7 p.m in Morris equipment tot the students. hut Wm. said Sc rat I hest ot the huts her to pick tip lust about ;iny Per opt the most rohle it type ml guitar and get the hunch is Ronnie Ram is hums 4:011110r1:1111C. or uitisheIllst to been creating her int n legend in arrange a horn section tot a blues tor almost MI year-, It took Pi2tis-sty le rap that It for the industry and I hese three artists and public to recognire one ot its hundreds unit ire just like them lirightest stars, a gifted blues N110 are feeling hrate enough I. slide guitarist and vocalist. vi tilt emerge trom the us 011(1\A ork arc a shots er ill Grammys last year going to retolummue the 1111.1,11. tor the album "Nick of Time . industry in the nest decade And course. there were others. that scares this laced -up. ses- hut Rant served as the one most role imprisoned society . are the titters and inspiratumal pit ulcer. and iii its The result Mondays - Whip Cream Wrestling secimil generation iii Kinuen whispers behind hands St rifle musicians is follovving her lead will contend Mat any woman Wednesdays- Girls night out w/male musician it him ditesn't pla), I he most noteworthy of this new male review generation are also guitarists, commercial pop. who is talented encounter- most oh whom are partial to the all on her own and who doesn't (1) Thursdays -STATE night acoustic sound Rut they .re not contorm to the cookie -cutter gist tolkies quern' :Mout Putt shape ol today 's female $1.00 Draft the Magic Dragon Nor are they celhrines is. %tell, you know $2.00 Kamakazi & Well drinks preachmg slogans tor the one ot 111)SE. $350 Jager & Bud National Orgam/ation for To discuss such insinuations utuen %mild lend Mils,: tiny -minded 15% off Food with Student I.D.! like, tor instance. the Indigo people who make them tar too (oils. who were awarded the much credihilut Just consider: 0 TUESDAYS Best Chest Contest $100 FIRST PRIZE Rest iroup Grammy in Were the pos ate lives ot Idton FRIDAYS : Drink Specials or Das id Bowie or any I,mo tor their album John 228S Lincoln Ave. to SATURDAYS : 50 Cent Draft & $150 Well 'Nomads Indians S.1111I. other musicians ever weighed 0 723-0898 \ III% kusMid Itittls Sillier`, are determine their worth as artists ' drinks between 6 & 10 p.m Ifig,14% miii eai h masters ot the acoustic Bomar Shelby SUNDAYS : $200 Drinks Al L Night Minutes from oft writer. Her I oillnin imolai. and maslei sonpaTiters tim Holly STNIH lii sit 1 hey inteitit me the willoppeor everv iluersdas mum tilt cate pick and strum ot both l'enterSitige. I,

Page 6, Thursday, April 4, 1991 CenterStage 'Boys' Life,' Fun' Horoscope young men for the weekof April- 7 satirize Faye %Veils obit\ too and collapses iii a chair, (Mar. 21 -April 19) Hey, all you birthday boys and girls it is time to party. Let the sky be your Special to CenterStane shilling. grunting, and talking in limit and don't listen to all the people who try to tell you Spring Break is over. A very stressful Ins sleep. Phil worries Don. hut piece shall be lifted off your back. This Saturday has many surprises in store. The two comedies,

lite- and "Fun. bs I low ard he is a delight to Jack. whose acts it Taurus: (April 20-May 2(1) Spring Break has given you new life. The warm weather we have now will Korder, that opened at (it es crv prod brings !mire those once dropping horns into an leave bulls all across campus smiling. The sun will bring Light. last Friday drew laughs It, his passed -out friend. upright position. hy satiriiing the average The are as revealing V hen the meet women as when the Gemini: (May 21 -June 20) I know what you did this break, nothing and you liked it. That's alright it's man under .11) di ink alone. good to be a couch potato every once in awhile. No rushing to and from classes, what's not to In "Roy.' late. three 11101 Phil ap- like. Those good times are over, now you have to lay in the sun when reading your textbooks and in their twenties reveal them- lacks party. make sure to do lots of outdoor activitcs on the weekend. selses as the part together and proaches Karen, attractive in her through the 1.1111011(111.11C vsiirtteti Iles slit/ft-hemmed. black and l'ancer: 2I -July 22) All the little ideas you planted this semester are going to be blooming this week. (June Meet red dress. Although flattered hy Enjoy the fruits of your hard labor. A new project has alot of work still yet to be done and may Big. %am and Lynical Jaik. his ad', mice.. her escort proses a seem far off hut is closer than you think. Don't forget that inportant date or interview this week. ably plactl hi Si.litt Sala. taunts subtle. quiet. and embarrassing Phirs attempt to I en: (July 23 -Aug. 22) Someone will conic to you and need your help, make sure to take your time Ins Wend. Don, while drinking interruption to with that person and fully understand what is being asked because it could prove to be vital at a Hems il his beer. Ile challenges take katell .1Vt.1> tor .1 weekend later date. That little thing that has been bogging your subconscious will be leaving soon enougr hi, inebriated host to remember ui his proposed mountain re- so breathe a sigh of relief. three events ol the .7(is, treat rtiii a slob, itiut eers at the His lailurc to win her from her (Aug. 23 -Sept. 22) You're being to idealistic, things aren't always going to be perfect so gri cm..eI ict ion books he reads quiet date reintorces Plurs sense used to life's little imperfections now. You bring useless worry to too many things in your life portravs rontannt lailure. to winch he Let some of the things you can not control fall short of perfect and laugh at them while you enjo Jim Ko drigue, he seems resigned. the good things. Don WIlt/St: &Stilt:1111.f argiic and slopp room Wak Mug his son. Jason in the Libra: (Sept. 23.(ct. 22) Calm down, enjoy the sun, stop complaining about the lack of rain. What ar, make him eas prev (or Jack's imrk. Jack. illhi nigh married. you going to do, dress up in feathers and do rain dances until it clouds up again. Save yourself., needling. In his apartment he tries his charni on Maggie. who lot of time and foot problems, put on sonic shorts and enjoy the warm sun. er gets unit 111 his underwear. is running against apartheid. Hut .0 "he will ilvsa 5 Ile pre- lier breathlessness. no Scorpio: (Oct. 23 -Nov. 21) Don't let those mid -terms you got back that are under par get you down. result ot bounce back put them behind you they're done you'll have more to do better on later. Stop pared.. lie sas Ins behas tor. abates reading too much into things because your missing what they really mean. The person sayity The bri/liding Phil. cons in- He hes, he teases, he observes "no" may just be to shy to say "yes." cingl!. acted h \ lint king. liv the "Question Authority" hut' iii his ow it world ot perminal ansiety At I >on', he drinks to Sagittarius: (Nov. 22 -Dec. 20) Be extra careful with money matters this week. The moon in your sign could See BOYS, page 8 be both good and bad at the same time. A visitor offers more than you expected, listen to what they have to say because wise words come in the wierdest packages. The weekend may seem an hour long hut you have an hour and an half worth of work to complete. Capricorn: (Dec. 21-lan. 19) To succeed this week you will need to use your independence a great deal and it BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! will probably seem difficult but a break from tradition is exactly what you need. There are many different things struggling for your time the beach, homework, the sun, a paper, the park.. its your choice. DO THE RIGHT THING!

Aquarius: (Jan. 20-Feb. II)) 1 know you're the type to ditch a class and hit the beach on one of these warm days this week. It will be hard to get your work done but you have to make the effort to get your work done. April is not the time for chasing tan bodies in small clothing around, well at least not when you have class. Managing your money this week will also prove important. (Amelia

Pisces: (Feb. I9 -Mar. 20) You will need to contact your parents A.S.A.P. about something you talked about over Easter dinner. The week has many good things to tiller you but you really need to hunt them down if your going to enjoy them to your full potential.

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Those that it's pop V\ ilh a hard edge. week of April 1 ss ant to he cool aim for the un- derground. That's just where Maybe Material Issue isn't on Material Issue has found its the top of its game just set . Yes. RHYTHM WAVE niche the hand has come up \A tilt a test With the recent release in the test ss s iii use the niost hask 1. INSIDING" hand's album ’International chord .irrangements. hut s\ ithout Pop Overthross -BRUCE GILBERT and the eon- mans stand-out esamples itt original songs\ 1.1111111 1:114:111. 2. 'CONNIE" Material Issue mas emoy a BONG WATER rather abridged esistence 3. 'PENNIES FOR HEAVEN" But if image is everything. and vie haw reason to lxhese ti LEGENDARY PINK Dots is in the age of Madonna. current release of us II ' Block- Material Issue may rust ...Ise it- buster... \1:11C1-ial IsSUC has 4. "IMPLOSION -73" self set. .1Ehe three hand mem- planted itsell llirectl in the Jim Ellison, Mike Zelenko and Ted nsani 'Material RUDOLPH GREY hers can he seen on the album modern rock spotlight as a fresh. Issue' will play Friday in the Student I Moo .Mnphitheatre. and IT' co\ ers decked out in the nest . had -boy hand. 5. "MURDER' requisite thick -soled, black pat- It's that I 970s London punk the FP features a eine!. of calls contains some 01 Mg mom MONSTER MAGNET essence ent leather I)tK: Martins, black that goes Material Issue Thin I.i/iy 's "C'osshoy Sting'' emoy able moments on the leans tight enough to accentuate Its distinctoe sound that is one vi Inch slum cases the hand's album I he net tal- Is are hinny and their malnourished legs and step behind the pop-0o.s of the ent hest It 1112VIIIA vi 1111 a simple light. Mid sittie h \ !Alison \\ ith hipster haircuts .11 vi 111Ch es ery former kings of the under- melody on a slightly distorted I 1.11111.1-ILIEIVIA-111,1111VAI Illfh:C- Billboard's mother would V, ground. R. V. M.. and a step guitar. and then blossoms as a 11011, 'Si one point_ the listener ahead if the immortal got ins of second guitar plays harmon. may Ise cons inced that Straggle - But tiitiitiateI . Material Issue punk. the Ses Pistols. The top records package results III al haunt - puss is aloe and \\ ell and resid- di:ser es the highest kudos col- mg stage-lett ot Material Issue lit )1 SINGLLS lege students can go e it that It is true that the hand doesn't s sort of I ( oining ()in of the l)ark is. that the hand pia Me !lase the 'ARAM'S,itt curretti The lyrics are funny and light with Hanna- pop iii li CleCii it, nitisethat - Tstelan hands. hut its pretension in un I s e Been Thinking About .,ne loses to listen to during a Barbera-inspired inflections. The listener may plying in its album title that it is break from study mg for that sta- 1 'II' I .010011N:in somehim the antithesis ot pop tistics tinal-ssith the \ oliime tin ;." You're In lane - he convinced that Snagglepuss is alive and 111:I he suet: hung it lit well and residing stage-left of Material Issue. There is nothing comples 4 "Nold You Tight Tara about 'Material Issue's style The Interested listeners can check Kemp hand uses threc or lour-chord iii Material ISSile h itl,t in the 5 "Sadeness Part I Enigma The thumping. steady hack - mg sound reminiscent of the melodies on nearl Cs er. song. Student I. mon \ mplutheatre at r, 'One More "Fry.' T Timm!, heat supplied al iii eseltiNoel al bagpipe hands it Scotland :Hid has no particular logic or mum - Baby Baby . Amy Grant 11), Ted Ansam on hass marks Vnlortunately . the song isn't Signs esla Material Issue's siiund most pro. \ !Met ial Issue's creation, and l'his I louse' 'Fr:tete tumidly . Aii.moss has. ser \ es as calls into question the bait' spencer a tar mine influential rhythmic \Imp% Ening ahulities Es en , "lesha '\iitiiher Had Cre- element than do Nlike telenko's the hand's iis\ II hest atiiin drums. .'111tEckhustel... the core t, I I .''Rico Suase'' Gerardo But somehoss the instrument sounds suspu ii tusk lb, 12 "Joyride’ Rosette also becomes the root of each three -chord opening to I )a I "Someday ’ Mariah Carey AFS melody on the album. :Miming Boss le's Jean ( iemc 14 "Round and Round'. inn Ellison, lead singer and gui- Whether the hand ci ihhed it I es Campell tarist to \ enture into harmonic not, it points op a real sseakn, IS "VII lie By Your Side esperiments that. tor the most in the hand's identity sic \ Ii part. gis e the songs their spark Hut to gise redit \A here it Bop Till I \ tor Help Rick Ai of originality and energy due. "Ilk ickhuster ;iko I, i_s Mete!, Me-I Want Rohert Palmer You Drop* I s !fere'. 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from pit to promiscuity. it hits the issues (il a generation that in BOYS \\ 01(k. Deejay Jack's 'had it all, and 's.% do it, From page 6 didn't kill what to with In "Fun," Denny, an adoles- cent with a punk hair cut and ton that she s% ems at the breast cut-up jeans, teams up with his spins top 'suave with her, a of her tank friend Casper. mild, perhaps he shouts at his .luld. His " yo- simple. for an evening of fun. as he tells his son to get silt the 1 hey imagine taking a car sw ings reseals mitre bluster than through a shopping mall. wreck- hectic s lulence. eventually ing the place and Julie Haney plays Maggie being riddled with policemen's with a self-consciousness that bullets. makes her and Jack's scene a hit Their imaginary trouble pre- lifestyle embarrassing. perhaps because ludes their fun when Larry, a it is. drunk onsiderahly older, By I xslie Anne She'. it in- vites them kir a drive in a red Special to CenterStage Don's girlfriend Lisa. played sports car. You wouldn't recugutte him seriously and sincerely by Pans by sight. hut if you've ever Peterson, waits tables at night to Denny' and Casper end up tuned to the campus radio sta- support her career as a sculp- under a bridge where sleep tion, y011.ve heard Howard 13u- tress comes with difficulty in the cold iick. He's on the air every Mon- Chip Loven Centerstage photographer This play did not suffer from night air. Energetic, desperate. day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. KSJS disc jockey Howard Buzick the tiny area City Lights func- tired. Denny thinks the car working the "rhythm wave.' tions in. In fact with the seats on wreck is not fun enough. Casper didn't sneak in the format at KSJS. plays ’ Buick two sides in an I. form. director wonders whether it is fun at all. Right now, however. he's The tOrmat at KSJS makes it hack way. though. Last semester tieorge Chastain. Jr. had actors It is played on a hare stage hunting for a quick lunch in a easy tor liu/ick to play some of he spent many hours working in speak to the diagonal. It was rare where sets are installed by the local mini -market. Ile looks his tasiirite tunes. the station's music library and that the audience was confronted stage hand/actors. With the sen- around the small store and fin- "I put in the music I like and out in search of sponsors. with an actor's back. an anno- sational acting by Blair Petty - gers a magazine. hopefully other people will ap- This semester he's pushing yance sometimes in small the- john as Denny. Jim Johnson as '11S' magaline is preciate w hat I like and go out even harder to raise funds for aters. doing the Ito sexiest bachelors. and buy it, he said. "I want KSJS. Casper. and Tim King as Larry. the contrasts its Am I in there'''. lie grins and people to he able to find out "I'm trying to work with a But see play.. The %uprise 'Fun- successfulfy. heads to the deli counter. jin- what they emoy couple corporations to get ending reseals the best and characters and the i.k.O they %Kona 01 vat h chamder would gling as he walks. "I've been "ffuia.ird picks out pren grants.- he said. "We are try ing And hehas e saving my change for a few cool music.’ saul Man Loushm, to get the money to build the years now . Ise been living off knowi as -Mad Matt- on Ow booth next door (to the current sit it.- he said. while counting an Ile holds the shut alter Bu - studio) in I lugh Gillis out enough nickels to pay for a /IA 's "Ile's fairly new hut lituick raises his personal turkey sandwich. he's doing a good tub." I.oushin funds working with music at the DANCING 8, In this setting, 21 -year-old said record store The Wherehouse. It ENTERTAINMENT liu/ick would nut he noticed by liu/ is,k di wsn't at niuch is there he exercises what he WED THRU SUN his blue eyes iir his long light abinit preparing lust his show In considers his most important hums n hair tied in the hack or between elasses each Monday he skill. dealing with people. es en by that black trenchcoat of pies into the %audits to pick out "What I'm going to be doing THE his that lust barely clears the the music he wants to play dur- throughi out my entire life is in- WEDNESDAY SHOWCASE iloot :is he walks. Those things ing his shift. Along with his se- teracting w ith people." Itu/ick also a regular said. "I'm not trying to focus on 'in their ow it wouldn't he picked lections. there's THIS WEEK 11111 01 a crowd. but the voice rotation of songs that the station a career yet because Fm not sure would give him away play s plus any' requests that yet what I'm going to he doing.' ODD NUMBERS ' 'During high school drama. I come in. ie Hordv, illork,ng Band in Son line played General Hammond in (idling on the at: initially was lie tries not to plan too far MASII because I had the loudest relatively easy for Butick. ahead. "I change my mind S3 OR 2 FOR I WITH HACK CARD siuce. Buiick said. Instead tit' ’I got really lucky. Usually daily .- he said, taking a long "Who NEXT WEDNESDAY APRIL 17 being on stage with the rest of visit 11.0,* 10 (10 lots and lot% of drag on his milkshake. BELL RIIGERS the actors. !Buick 's part in - 1111 ins and osertnghts before knows? Maybe in 20 years I V. ill EVERY THURSDAY solved sitting in the hack of the 00 get a regular shift. Someone he the president of the United could not handle their time slot States I don't %kain to he, hut ON Illt BIG S(BIEN ri audience and pretending to he ATWIN PEAKS 9111 FREI DONUTS' talking on the phone. as well as their classes so I took ii s p issible!' Imo aunt Wrap People heard me more than 11." he explained HEN anyone else because I was that \)) /j J/Jil loud,' he said. -3) Hunck keeps his voice low ninVe%Ct .is he sits in Denny 's EVERY SUNDAY and eyes his sandhi milkshake Homecoming Chair Position Open REAL ALTERNATIVE rhis is one ol Ins ley% breaks black ROCK DANCING WITH lies usually rushing to catch a bus somewhere. with destina- Sunday dlc3ainsaw tions ranging trout courses at NEXT WEEK APRIL 14 SJSJ to his ballet class or to Deadline This Friday work. Ahhinigh the hours he speiht, Applications in the A.S. Office BLACK :tons at the station cut into his leis, time, he wouldn't have it any LEATHER SUND .(usf"’kes other way. Student Union Third Floor 00$11 sito "Music is his life." Jennifer the: tso 0.% Sanders. a friend of liwicks For More Information Contact VIS0 alle from a computer bulletin hoard Director of Personnel said. 'lies very into it because F/X THE CLUB 400 SOUTH FIRST SAN . 298-9796 he sees it as a lorm of commit. 924-6240 waling through the songs he