Ex-Nixon bodyguard now part-time student

By Jim Hooker 1960s, when other SJSU students Besides investigation, Phelps sortie opinions of people he guarded. Almost everyone has seen protested the Vietnam War and was also given part-time protective Agnew was "probably the nicest political figures surrounded by recruitment of SJSU students by assignments around the country, guy I ever protected, cordial, mysterious men in sunglasses and Dow Chemical Company for napalm care for guarding such visiting dignitaries as friendly, very personable." dark suits, intently studying the research. But Phelps decided to go "I never did Abba lban, former foreign minister During the short period of time crowd. in the opposite directionlaw en- of Israel; former Pakistan that he guarded Nixon, Phelps S To some, those figures may forcement. Haldeman or President Yahaya Kahn; Nguyen remembers him as "generally very look like typical "heavies" from a After graduating from SJSU in Cao Ky, former vice president of considerate" to those around him. Humphrey Bogart movie, and to 1968 with a major in business, South Vietnam, and former Phelps also formed others they may look like cold- Phelps worked for the San Jose Presidents Truman and Johnson. opinions about some of the other "villains" blooded supersleuths. Police Department as a patrolman iEhrlichman." He also served on temporary of the Nixon Administration. Scott Phelps, a tall, blond, for one year until his application to assignment at the White House for casually-dressed man in his early the Secret Service was accepted. one month. Phelps described former White House 305, with a cool, confident manner Among the subjects studied by And since he was an agent Chief of Staff H.R. Haldeman and a military bearing, can clarify Phelps during his 12t weeks of during the Nixon Administration, as a "pompous, egotistical" in- some of those ideas. training in Washington were Phelps either protected, or dividual. He was one of them. forgery, counterfeiting, intelligence, --Scott Phelps associated with, many of the figures Both Haldeman and Ehrlich- Between 1969 and 1971, Phelps, a psychology of assassins and special later implicated in the Watergate man, Phelps said, were discourteous graduate and now part-time student investigation. scandal. to agents, and very demanding of all staff aides and at SJSU, was a United States Secret After completion of the course, he also quickly explains that it is not When Phelps and other agents How did the agents react to agents around the Service agent. During that time, he Phelps was transferred to the Los boring, either. went to the woman's home to talk to politica; figures? President. "I never did care for served as bodyguard for the famous Angeles branch of the Secret Ser- "There are a lot of crazy people her, she assumed that they were "Most agents are somewhat either Haldeman or Ehrliclunan," he said. and infamous political figures of the vice, where his duties included in- out there," he said, recalling one coming to "silence her," and met apolitical," he explained. The 50 to "I'm glad to see them where they decade. vestigations of threats on the lives of investigation where agents following them at the door with a .357 80 hours of work each week "didn't are." World leaders from Golda Meir, President Nixon, and other "prin- up on a case discovered a severed Magnum. give us much time to worry about Lyndon Johnson, in his opinion, former prime minister of Israel, to cipals," as well as currency in- human arm in the house. In cases like these, Phelps ex- political aspects" of the people was former President Nixon, have vestigations. Another case dealt with a plained, agents have the power to guarded. "abrasive, inconsiderate, and pompous" to staff members and merited his protection. Although Phelps is the first to woman who had charged Vice take the person into custody for Nevertheless, Phelps did form agents working with him. The idea to become an agent admit that the life of a Secret Ser- President Agnew with heading an psychological examinations, and, if some opinions of people he guarded. came to Phelps during the turbulent vice agent is largely misunderstood, international drug conspiracy. necessary, imprisonment. Nevertheless, Phelps did form (Continued on page 6)

Volume SPARTAN69, Number 18 Serving the San Jose State Community SinceDAILY 1939 Wednesday, September 28, 1977

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the profs blame Bunzel is die By David Koenig The one recurring theme in the ith Faculty morale at SJSU is talk of unhappy professors is the ck generally low, and has fallen Related stories -- administration's rate of promoting sharply in the last two years, ac- faculty. be cording to professors from all see page 4 The administration does not by segments of the. spend the entire amount of funding ,nd SJSU President John Hamel, for promotions it gets from the on, the CSUC chancellor, the state professors praised Rimers tough California State Universities and for legislature and the governor were stands on promotion, and believe Colleges system. Irk criticized by all ranks of professors reports of faculty unrest are Last year it spent 79 percent of from various segments of the exaggerated. the $57,344 allocation. The year the university. However, campus -wide before, it spent 55 percent. Bunzel drew the most frequent dissatisfaction with Bunzel was also SJSU promoted 56 professors and vociferous criticisms. Faculty shown in a May survey by the San last year, according to figures cited the administration's reluc- Jose Mercury-News. Of 800 compiled in the office of the Dean of tance to grant promotions, and professors who were mailed the Faculty. Included in that figure failure to give faculty a voice in questionnaires, 43 percent are two promotions won only after university governance as causes of responded, and reported faculty denials were appealed through conflict between administration and morale to be low. grievance actions. teachers. The survey also reported that In 1975-76, 44 promotions were However, the faculty is far from morale had decreased recently, and given, although funding from CSUC unanimous in its evaluation of Bunzel was "responsible for it to a would have allowed for 71. Bunzel's performance. Many large degree." (Continued on page 6) Woman raped-hit with tire iron

An SJSU student was attacked she recalled was being on the ground injury and "extreme emotional and raped Sunday night in the level, where he choked her with the trauma," according to Correll. She northwest corner stairwell of the weapon and raped her. was later released. south garage on Seventh Street. She described her attacker as a The woman, who was treated for Mexican-American, five-foot, seven Bill University Police Sgt. an inch-and-a-half cut on her right inches tall and weighing 130 pounds. said her assailant ' Comell said the victim, a dorm temple, He has straight, shoulder-length

resident, parked her car on the threatened to kill her if she reported hair and brown eyes and was second level of the garage about 9 the incident. He then fled, and she wearing a blue short-sleeved shirt p.m. and was walking down the phoned the police. and tan pants. She said he spoke stairs when she was approached University Police Sgt. Tom with a southern accent. man. from behind by an unidentified Pomeroy responded, transporting Correll said an artist's com- She said he struck her in the the victim to Valley Medical Center posite sketch of the rapist will be head with a tire iron. The next thing where she was treated for the head drawn in the next two days. No more cleaning deposit; dorm residents save $20

By Terry Robertson "I know there's a problem and waiting list fee, according to a The University Housing Office it's intolerable," Cordell Koland, spokesperson in Auxiliary En- has discontinued charging a $20 director of on-campus housing said. terprises. She refused to elaborate, dorm security fee because of refund "It has been so bad, that we have however. delays caused by bureaucratic red done away with the fee starting this Like the paid waiting list fee, the tape. semester. security fees are paid directly to The fee, paid by dorm residents "I think it's such a small amount students from the SJSU controller's at the beginning of their stay, is that it's a low priority with the ad- office after verification, according supposedly returned to students if ministration," he explained. "For to Koland. their rooms are left clean and un- instance, returning a $342 deposit for Staten Johnston, university SJSU Theater Arts major Chris Reader fiddles damaged after they leave. the paid waiting list is going to take controller, refused to explain why it Music going around while an inquisitive dog listens in. looks Several students complained priority over $20." takes so long for the security fees to The $342 paid waiting fee for be returned. like the young Labrador is trying to get to the that their deposits had not been returned to them after three months dorms, initiated by the housing "I think you should get together source of the music, the bow of Reoder's fiddle. to the dogs? although their dorm rooms were left office this semester, has been with Cordell (Koland) and go in good condition. refunded within two or three weeks through the process (of returning to students who requested them. fees ) step by step," he said. "I finally received my money, Security fees in Moulder and but that was after three months," West halls have yet to be returned former Royce Hall resident Jackie from last June, according to the Marderosian said. "I felt the money Auxiliary Enterprise l spokesper- CSUC presidents veto student fee increase was lost, but when I received the son. money in the mail, I thought, The student body presidents in The proposal would have defined by Gov. Jerry Brown as an "I had a feeling they might 'miracles of miracles.'" Anti-Bakke rally but the approve it," Ryan said, "but I'm She moved out of the dorms in the California State University and recommended to the CSUC trustees instructional program, The SJSU Revolutionary Colleges system voted Monday that student activity fees be in- student presidents probably would glad they didn't. Initially, the $5 June. former Student Brigade will sponsor a rally against recommending a student fee creased from $10 to $15 per semester have insisted it be placed in the IRA increase isn't that bad. It's 10 to 20 Page Cohn, another out to fight the Bakke decision today at increase to support instructionally to subsidize instructional programs. category had they approved the years down the road that frightens Royce Hall resident who moved it had also 12:30p.m. in the S.U. Amphitheater. related activities (IRA). Instructional programs proposed fee hike. me. in June, complained three months to receive her Speaking at the rally will be A.S. President Steve Wright had currently funded by A.S. include That would have meant athletics "The IRA fee would be opening taken security deposit. Steve Faustina, SJSU Affirmative said he would oppose the increase. KSJS, Model United Nations, would be funded by the IRA monies, the door to tuition. That defeats the "It's the usual college red tape," Action officer, and Harry Edwards, Wright was unavailable for com- forensics, dance and the art gallery. freeing A.S. funds for other projects. whole purpose of the system. The she said. professor of sociology at UC- ment yesterday as he was attending According to AS. Treasurer Athletics is budgeted for $113,000 programs should be state sup- The process for returning the Berkeley. . a CSUC Board of Trustees meeting. Maryanne Ryan, athletics Is not this year. ported." Page 2, September 28, 1977 FORUM IMMIMMIIIIMema-r Low morale Widespread faculty unhappiness at SJSU is caused by SJSU President John Bunzel's refusal to consider faculty opinion in the operation of the university. , Bunzel has ignored faculty wishes concerning guidelines for promotion, retention and tenure of teachers. Rather than let teachers judge their peers, whose work they have seen, Bunzel has invoked a rigid set of standards to determine whether candidates deserve promotion. And he appoints the special committee that makes those decisions. The faculty is understandably insulted by Bunzel's tactics: apparently the president believes he is superior to the faculty. It came as no surprise that a recent San Jose Mercury- News survey showed faculty morale to be very low, much worse than five years ago. The situation is deplorable. The Spartan Daily asks that Bunzel remember, that while he is the chief campus ad- ministrator, he is not a czar.

1978: "Parking FACULTY AAORALE: HOW LOW WILL rr DROP? Space Odyssey"

"The move was made because A joint meeting tonight By Rich Freedman the gym isn't being used ef- Here we go, kiddies, for a ficiently," Bunzel said. "But I still Cotta Maynard may not of had his said. "Too many people are defying "It would also give their magical look into the future of don't believe there is a serious By Rick facts straight, but his head was in it, and they aren't governments more money to buy our SJSU! parking problem here." Strolling home from class the about to stop the right space. government's planes and tanks. Oct. 7, 1978- SJSU President Feb. 2, 1979- SJSU President other night, I ran into my friend smoking pot." "Yeah, them too," said Everybody will be happy," he John Bunzel declined comment John Bunzel was struck by a '69 Maynard. "Yeah, you do represent a Maynard. bonafide beamed. today on whether the proposed Volkswagen Beetle today when an "Hi Maynard, where ya' sub-culture," I said. "Well, what reasons?" I " Mayna rd , may be parking ban from First Street to the enraged student attempted to headed?," I asked. "There's another thing. The you're demanded. right," I told him. "But what Fremont Shopping Center would parallel park in Bunzel's office. "I'm going down to the city criminal element is taking over the makes and I'll tell you," he you think you'll effect university students. "Why the big deal?" Bunzel said council meeting," he said. "Be quiet dope market." get marijuana legalized "I still don't believe there is a from the intensive care unit at Maynard going to a city council said. "There's another thing. The tonight?" "I'm ready serious parking problem here," Kaiser Hospital. "I still don't meeting is like Alan Bakke walking "I'll be quiet." criminal element is taking over the for that," he said. "If they don't Bunzel said through an interpreter. believe there is a serious parking into the headquarters of the "I'll tell you. dope market." legalize it tonight, I'm Dec. 12, 1978- The San Jose City problem here." Revolutionary Student Brigade. "First of all," he said, "the cost "What do you mean?" I asked. turning myself in." Council today approved the May 6, 1979- The proposed five- "What are you going there for?" of pot has gone out of sight. When I "Well, everybody knows the "What?" I asked. proposed construction of a parking story library on the SJSU campus I inquired. There had to be a reason, first moved to this neighborhood, an mafia controls the border, man. "I'm serious man," he said.

lot inside the SJSU women's gym- will be turned into a five-story but coming from Maynard it didn't ounce of Columbian was about 820. Those planes and boats that get "I'm just telling them tonight that nasium. parking garage, SJSU President have to be rational. That was g0000d dope man. Now it's caught are just set-ups man, loaded I'm tired of being at odds with them. John Bunzel announced today. Maynard's eyes lit up. 850. with low-glade male plants. After I give them the reasons I'm "Why not?" he told reporters, "I'm just going down to demand "That's over 100 percent in- Meanwhile, them godfathers just going to light up a joint right there at off. "Surveys show more people they legalize pot. I've waited for itto flation man. I'm getting ripped keep that contraband rolling in." the city council and invite them all to nowadays drive than read. Believe be legal long enough. I'm just going I'm going down and demand that the "Is it that bad?" I asked; smoke it with me." down there to tell them so." city and state protect my consumer Maynard loved to tell stories. "Hey man, they just Aging SJSU President John me, there is still no serious parking might He fished into his pockets and rights." "It sure is man, and the only throw you in jail," I protested, Bunzel refused to comment until a problem here." "But Maynard, pot isn't legal. You figuring I'd be the lucky guy to have group calling itself the Sept. 19, 1979- A deranged SJSU pulled out a freshly rolled joint. It way to stop it is to legalize it. Then when he took can't demand your right to we could hire the mafia as border to go bail him out. Revolutionary Student Homosexual student was killed yesterday when must have been going something illegal," I said. We had come to the corner. Brigade threatened to bomb the he tried to park his Mustang con- it out, because I didn't see him light patrol guards, let R.J. Reynolds "That's why they have to "Don't worry man," he said. Club. vertible on top of the campus tower. it. He toked deeply. import the stuff, and make a lot of Stanford Country can protect The studenthis name has been "Have some?" He proffered the legalize it man, so they international friends by providing a "I've got less than an ounce on me." withheld because of his association doobie. me." market for their crops. "You may still have a LETTEIR POLICY with the Journalism Department "Thanks, no, I'm writing an Maynard lived in his own world, "Think of how many peons problem," I told him. article," I said. based on his own system of logic. would be put to gainful work. It "What's that?" The policy of the Spartan Daily restrooms apparently could not find a parking space and attempted "O.K., more for me then," he "Why should they even want to would stimulate the world economy, "There's no smoking in the regarding letters and material replied, grinning. legalize it man?"! said. and raise man's standard of living. council chambers." submitted from individuals or to scale the famed tower. SJSU President John Bunzel I had to hear more about "So they can tax it," he told me. organizations outside of the Spartan Maynard's mission to city hall. I thought about it. The more I Daily is as follows: was not on campus at the time, but was later found at Golfland "Do you think they'll do it?" I thought about it, the more I liked Letters should be submitted at asked. it.That was an argument not too miniature golf course in Milpitas. Letters The Daily office IJC 208 i between 9 "Who'll do what?" he wanted to many city councilmen could refute. "Parking problems? There's no Linoleum People from the planet a.m. and 5 p.m., weekdays or by know. "Besides, they'll save money to parking problems here. Can't you Reaction Xandu (be sure to talk to him before mall to The Forum Page. care of "The city council," I said. too. They won't have to have cops see I'm trying to par the Friendly he takes his meds or he tends to nod The Spartan Daily. San Jose State "Of course. They've got no chtsing me around any more. They Drag....n?" 'Fish' story off in mid-sentence); University. San Jose. CA. 95114. choice," he insisted. won't have to hire judges to hear my Oct. 1, 1979- SJSU President 2) Willie "The Colonel" Blake, All letters must include the "Is this another of your crazy case. They won't have to spend all Editor: John Bunzel was pinned behind his resident of St. James Park ( third writer's signature, major, class plots Maynard?" I asked him. the money they do trying to stamp I fail to see your reasoning in desk yesterday when 5,000 students bench from the corner ) and con- standing, address and telephone "No man, there's out pot." deciding to run a profile of Kevin stormed his office. no plot man," noisseur of the grape whose number. Only the name, major and he assured me. "But Maynard, will the police Fish, a student whose only claim to Shouting "Short live the king" philosophy is, "Life is just a bowl of class standing will be printed, the department go for it?" I asked, fame is a few controversial letters and "We'll have your buns, Benz" "Then why doesn't the council pits"; and phone number and address will knowing they would inevitably have on gay rights expressed on the the students finally got Bunzel to have any choice?" Elvira Archelletta, who is remain confidential. the matter. Forum Page. appear. "Because, man, of the reasons. a say in starting a cross-cultural exchange Letters should be typed, double- "Sure man. What do you think Profiles of students and faculty Neatly dressed in his Arnold I'm going to tell them, and they will program by sending Kiss T-shirts to spaced and selfedited. Because of to that ounce they took are a staple of The Daily's coverage, Palmer double knit slacks and Jack know there is only one choice to happened underprivileged children in Biafra. the limited time available to retype away from you last year when they but the subject of the story is usually Nicklaus alpaca sweater, Bunzel make. Like George Lincoln '( While admittedly not a student, she handwritten letters, typed letters for going too slow?" someone who has done something spoke hurriedly. revolting the slaves." pulled you over has been seen wandering around are preferred Best read letters are "Well," I had to admit, "I bet it unusual or noteworthy. There is "Please, please. I cannot "It was George Washington campus, muttering to herself ). 250 words or fewer. down to the police nothing noteworthy about Fish, or, comment on your parking situation. revolting against England and didn't go If I write enough letters, will you The Spartan Daily reserves the sadly, his willingness to deny human I'm too busy working on the Bakke Abraham Lincoln freeing the laboratory." me? right to limit the number of letters rights to a segment of the population interview decision." slaves," I said. "The law has got to change," he Laurie Slothower, on a given topic after a sufficient on the sole authority of his own Journalism Senior amount ot comment has appeared. moral judgment. I find his views both dogmatic JIMMY AMOWC.7 THE ELDERS IIRITE114 and narrow-minded; but that is a God save the The Spartan Daily encourage, personal judgment. What is im- is that The Daily has now your comments regarding portant Sex Pistols editorials. comments, news storie, made this non-entity "Personality or anything you might have on your for a Day," in the well-worn style of Editor: mind. People magazine, for nothing more I was quite amused by your Best read letters are short inn than writing a few letters. recent article on a British punk rock wcirdsi and to the point. The Spartan There have been hundreds of band known and loved as the "Sex Daily reserves the right to edit fi,r controversial and/or outrageous Pistols." It seems that by reading libel, length and style All letter, opinions expressed in The Daily's an article in Melody Maker, Bill hould he signed wit, ,,ie author', letter columns since I came here. Weeks was able to decide that next same. major and Many of them belonged to people to punk, "Lawrence Welk isn't all who were experts in the fields thew that bad." Touche, Bill. wrote about, or who represented It's funny that Weeks can make Sportan Daily some organized group or faction. such a judgment about music which Iditor . 'my llittalt Kevin Fish represents no one, I doubt he has ever heard. He made Advertising Sioneger Gray and if he's an expert in anything but no comment on the music itself Chief Photographer Sob Pepping he, City Editor Doreen Carvajal history, I can't see it. So Why was except that he was "under the im- elesn Editor Dore Morph, out of all these others, singled out as pression" that it was "harmless" Asst. City Edit Kathy Morrosen worthy of an eight-column story? Is and "monotonous." The next time Forom Pegs Editor David Willooen there someone on The Daily who An you make a critique on a musical forum Page Editor Silt Week John Denver's songs are layout Editor Marl, Rosenberg also thinks style, I suggest that you listen to it Copy Editor Stare Delos "meaningful?" Tell you what, Key: first. Page Editor (mot Saresobn I'll lend you a book of poetry by Rod For the true rock appreciators Ant Feature Editor Goan* Rees McKuen. You'll get a real bang out Sports Edit., Rich (cad.,.,, reading this, punk is basic, hard Special Projects (diem Gory Morse of it. rock and roll, and perhaps some of Poblicily Director Gory INertel Jim Jones the best to come out in a long time. Cartoonist lorry Baumgardner Jou ma I ism/Political Science For the culture minded amongst Photo Editor tat Elkton you Retell Ad Manager Debbie Morin (such as the intense Bill Weeks), AI, Dtrector Mott Shur punk is a manifestation Editor: of the recent Classified Toni Cashew socio-economic Kudos, congrats and huzzahs on depression in WI Ad Manager Pete Chambers England which left the middle du:, Rosiness Manager Mon Cormeln your swell piece of + ah + jour- with no hope for advancement, Ass, Editors Mark F 11,11109 Penny Colder Cheryl nalism, "Fish swims outside of and Dennison Posse I Ingeld David Room, H Pm, Sew campus mainstream" in your Sept. English youth out of work, confuseu Reporter. Scott grown Cinde (hornets Barbara 27 ish. Believe me, I haven't been and angry. orb minim Pick Cows Corby DIA Chi., Georges Perhaps when America's Marti Guyer ton Groben RIM Heintich, able to sleep nights not knowing own Irian Hoe, system begins lames Wool*, Isebelle Michon Joon None, Gory more about this man. Seeing as how to wane, when we Peterson Terry Robertson Brod Ryder Steve his only qualification for coverage hopeful college students can find no Waldron Rohn Welland Rot,, Yong Peter lappet seems to be his ability to virtually jobs and when the prices climb too t nth. leveret high, perhaps Bill A diensien fill the letters column with furious Weeks will be Advertising SteH Art Peggy Bailey Den seen It fetter Sob Fong Cheryl lee P.rnbo mom.* replies, may I suggest some future wandering the streets Hopele Franh Resenh Henry Solt opelo Ron story ideas? aimlessly, with a saftety pin through ttttt . Anne Tend I) Arnold Fernweather, a his nose. Photo Staff Stat, Allen Sydney &rink Al Danger - Robert field. Seth Geordinier Richerd Johns Glenn Martin downtown resident who believes he Daulton Graphic Design Marilyn dello Don Schofield Ed Scioto Distributed by Gos `7In9eles Imes SYNDICATE has communicated with the Sophmore September 28, 1977, Page 3 SPORTS ; Business booms for team MDs Gridders keep on limpin'

Some brighter news surgery and hopes to play By Gary Peterson Jeff Schweiger, going down with a knee injury. So far no surgery from the guys in the white against Cal t Stiles says Contrary to a rumor freshman linebacker, is coats: that may be premature i; currently floating around currently mending from an has been required. "James is a mystery to Defensive tackle Gus wide receiver Larry the SJSU football office, operation for a separated Parham will be ready for Johnson has a cast off hi). football was not invented shoulder he received in me," said head coach Lynn Stiles. "First it looked like Saturday's game with Cal sore wrist; and punter by surgeons and orthopedic spring practice. Hopefully after he needed an operation, missing the first three Frank Ratto seems to be specialists to keep business Small's injury will not games with a sore knee; fully recovered from the up during the fall. require similar surgery, and now it doesn't seem like he needs one. I doubt tight end Vic Rakhshani is foot injury that held hut If there's a doctor in and if all goes well, make recovering from ankle out of the first two games. Santa Clara County that extremely well, he whether he'll have an currently twiddling his could be back in three or opportunity to play again thumbs because of lack of four weeks. this season, however." patients, however, it's Junior guard Steve Other injuries include through no fault of the Hart went under the knife quarterback Paul Catanese

football team. this week to have cartilage and defensive tackle Sterling Bernard Justiniani, Silver and The injury of greatest removed from his knee. both T concern at this point is the Hart was the number one with ailing knees.

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STOCKTON + The str- round out the first half Spartan Stadium this eaking SJSU soccer team scoring. Friday. made it six wins in a row Javier Perez and Steve "Stanford's always e here last night by mangling Sampson picked up second tough," warned Menendez. LOW COST S the University of the half goals as the Spartans "They can rise to the oc- a Pacific Tigers, 8-0, at took target practice at the casion. We can't look past Pacific Memorial Stadium. UOP goalie, totalling 42 them " Auto I. Spartan scoring star shots on goal. Easy Perez led the attack, "We simply outclassed recording his eighth and them," said head coach Insurance ninth goals of the year Julie Menendez. SUN 'N SOIL Spartan quarterback Ed Luther, seen here firing to fullback Rand early in the first half for a "They usually don't for College Students 2-0 lead. come that easy," he added. NATURAL Willard, has completed 52 percent of his passes this season. Luther will Senior center forward Sean Keohane and open up against Cal -Berkeley Saturday. and Youthful Steve Swadley scored a hat Paul Coffee combined at FOOD STORE Drivers ot trick as he headed in a first the net for the Spartan's AND half goal and drilled home fourth shutout of the two more in the second season. RESTAURANT Hockey's varsity perfect stanza to take high game Swadley said, "The honors. goals were all team goals Randy Bolanos poked that came on good assists." Home of the delicious in a head in preseason tournament shot set up by Joe SJSU takes on Stanford Nature Burger. We Solerno's cross pass to in an 8 p.m. clash at offer a complete line of natural foods, vitamins, By Brian Hoey over Chico State and The Spartans "offense minerals, proteins, VSfilwrs cosmetics, etc a The SJSU women's Sacramento State by is the best defense" RI I field hockey team opened identical 4-0 scores. On strategy certainly worked 14 LTA, v/ics its season with a clean Saturday they came back to their advantage, though. CC club hits DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE sweep last weekend at the to down University of the Topping all scorers was 245E SANTA CLARA 28 ' League Pre-season CUPERTINO NorCal Pacific 5-0 before South African transplant the highway 20700 STEVENS CREEK 257 ASh' Tournament held at steamrolling UC-Davis' Pam MacFarlane, a MOUNTAIN WEIN 964 44"' Spartan Stadium. junior varsity 12-0. freshman from Johan 881 E Et. CAMINO nesburg, with six The Spartans opened goals. The SJSU cross- Friday with wins The SJSU junior 289-8681 Ploy on country team takes to the et varsity put on a sur- were: Following her road for the next four prisingly strong showing as Annette Espinosa (5); weeks after dropping its CAMPUS INSURANCE they tied the varsity teams Spartan Daily Stephanie Williams (4); home debut last weekend of Stanford (1-1), UC-Davis Balcazar (3); Jean Serving the Son Jose Stale Mary against Sacramento State. 91 Paseo de San Antonio e, Community (1-1) and Berkeley University (0-0) Asunsolo and Judy Myer Don Riggs' long SIP. 1934 and defeated the Chico JVs Helen O('?.E. 'Fcitn&I )(it, between 2nd and 3rd Sts (2 each) and distance men travel to n- Second class postage poid 1-0. Varenkamp, Debra 295-2 580 by the fountain San Jose Catkin. Member Chico State this Saturday, SUN'NSOIL 3e Calcany and Barbara FOOD 5R:RE ANC/ 98SIAI5AN1 of California Newspope, then the Spartans are off to NATURAL of Publishers Association and the "Everybody played Secola (leach). Humboldt State the

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INFLATION BEATER to REVENGE OF THE LAWN THE ABORTION Hours: Mon. -Fri. 7:30-4:00 I HE HAWKLIKE MONSTER LOADING MERCURY fe OF 119 1,000 FOR All Bugs, FM 1977 bosses Kcermn (,hm F mthows s WITH A PITCHFORK II Sauerebecks end Thing :11 11th and San Carlos 294 1562 tl Page 4, September 28, 1977 focus Low faculty morale plagues campus Poor pay sparks frustration By Gary Morse Ma's state committee on wages and professors who say they are falling Some persons wit much of the For four years, a professor fringe benefits. behind both the soaring cost of living blame for the loss o. buying power watched one student progress from A study Sicular compiled from and also other professional oc- on Gov. Jerry Brom . former Gov. a struggling freshman to a the Bureau of Labor Statistics and cupations who experienced greater Ronald Reagan, and the state knowledgeable senior. They shared the College Placement Council has pay raises since 1969. legislatures of the last eight years. a pitcher of beer after the last final. produced results of the same SJSU Dean of Faculty Robert Sicular blamed the comparison After graduation, the student nature: Sasseen agreed conditionally that method by which the state deter- never the brightest, but not the The 1977 engineering graduate morale is low because of salary. mines CSUC faculty pay for the slowest eithercame back to visit. starts his first job with an average "If faculty salaries have not state's leaving the faculty behind in He had a job. At 318,000 a year. salary of 815,900more money than kept pace with the rost of living, pay raises. The professor was proud yet most assistant professors earn. clearly that has to be harmful to deflated. Graduates in sciences begin morale," Sasseen said. He added, The student, with four years less work at $14,040 and accounting however, that he has not seen any education and 10 years less work graduateds at $13,500. Both figures figures on the purchasing power of "The governor felt experience, is earning more money are comparable to what lecturers professors because it is not a subject than he. are paid. which he deals with in his position. what was fair 10 Since 1969, SJSU instructors have seen their purchasing power Such a situation is not un- The 811,640 business graduates Faculty salaries have not sent dwindle. A 66.3 percent inflation rote coupled with an overage common on campus and "has a earn and the 810,620 average paid to masses to the poor house but the years . ago should graduates of social sciences and situation has created financial faculty pay raise of 43.7 percent have forced faculty members to devastating effect on morale," said be fair today"_ George Sicular, professor of civil humanities are only a few thousand strain for some. shoulder a 22.6 percent loss in buying power. The result, some engineering and chairman of the dollars less than the salary for "Nine or 10, years ago I was Dick Cutting. professors say, is financial hardship and frustration. University Professors of Calif or- lecturers. better off than I am now," said Sicular said he doesn't begrudge Roland Lee. a professor of English students who In the course of their since 1967. career make more money than he added, in a statement But "Instead of comparing our professors. similar to the sentiments of other Deans cite different reasons salary to other professors at other "But there's something very professors interviewed, "If my wife universities, which is futile because demoralizing about students getting didn't work, I would find it rather they in turn are compared to us, we more money than their professor on difficult." need to start looking at industry and the first job," he said. Young assistant professors who for faculty's dissatisfaction government and see what they're paying," he suggested. between Bunzel and the faculty, as "Having repetition (of a course) Dick Cutting, Gov. Brown's By David Koenig represented by the Academic is rather important for survival budget director for the CSUC Although agreeing with Senate, have been exaggerated. purposes," Wheeler said. Otherwise, system, disagreed with that idea. professors that faculty morale is "I'd say that in 97 percent of the "He gets pretty ragged." He said comparing wages to low, administrators and deans give cases, the president has agreed with Professors caught in such a professors at other universities explanations. different the senate," he said. "But if he situation feel "put upon" when "There's something very benefited CSUC professors until blame faculty They doesn't, they (faculty) say he's not asked to do research and writing for 1969, because raises were higher with pay and a lack demoralizing about students dissatisfaction responsive to faculty needs." use in the promotion process, than the inflation rate. To abandon support from state of financial Burns, however, said Bunzel Wheeler said. getting more money than that raise system now for a cost-of the main causes for government as could improve relations. Bunzel has been "unfairly living scale would give faculty "the morale. their professor on the first poor faculty "He should consult more, be blamed" for low faculty morale, best of both worlds," he said. discounted are claims Generally around more, be seen more," Burns Wheeler said, adding that the Sicular. "The governor felt what was promotion job-- George that the administration's said. He added that Bunzel should publish or perish doctrine is "a little fair 10 years ago should be fair factor in lowering policy is a major improve his attendance at Academic bit of a myth + the administration is today," Cutting said. He added that morale. Senate meetings. "As a general rule, not placing that much pressure on Brown is not locked into that President John Bunzel, SJSU the senate is going to function better publication. reasoning when it is unjust. of barbs from many the object if all of its members are there." "We have a lot of full professors As an example, he cited Brown's professors, said at a recent press who have not written a book," granting a five percent increase for conference that low faculty morale Wheeler said, "and they have not The subject of salaries is a are hit by skyrocketing housing the current fiscal year, instead of a at SJSU is only part of a wider trend. a lot of perished." general sore point among most costs are perhaps in the worst 2.2 percent raise as the comparative "There is faculty disen- "We have Dr. James Roberts, dean of the faculty and a major cause of low economic shape, say housing costs scale suggested. chantment with this happening full professors who School of Engineering, said low morale. are perhaps in the worst economic The five percent figure, throughout the system (California have not written a faculty morale is part of "an Forty-six and a half percent of shape, say Phil Jacklin, associate however, was whittled down from a State Universities and Colleges), the American obsession with fault- the faculty who responded to a state and the nation," Bunzel said. professor of philosophy, and Sicular. 6.5 percent increase passed by the book and they have finding." survey by the San Jose Mercury- problems (low morale) exist "It is extremely difficult for legislature. "These "If there is a morale problem, News in May said they felt strongly campus." not perished" young professors to get housing And the legislature had come up on virtually every it's because they're (faculty) that they were underpaid. Another Hobert Burns, academic vice because they don't earn enough," with that increase after lopping two Gerald Wheeler, smarting under the lack of con- 21 percent were moderately Sicular said. president, cited job insecurity and percent off an 8.5 percent increase fidence the public has in higher dissatisfied with their pay. For some professors, salaries lack of program funding as prime recommended by the Board of dean of the School education," Roberts said. "We're The problem is not only that are not so much a financial hardship for the general trend of low Trustees, according to Majorie reasons not held in the high esteem we would salaries are low but also that pay as a mental one. morale. of Social Sciences. Downing Wagner, CSUC vice faculty like to be." checks don't buy what they once did. "I generally put these things out "These are tough times for chancellor of faculty and staff af- The situation has been over- Although professors are being of my mind because it's a frustration universities and this university in fairs. blown, Roberts said. paid more money than ever before, to think about it," said Lauren Wagner stressed particular," Burns said. Dr. Gerald Wheeler, dean of the both the "You always hear from one or their buying power, due to inflation, Jakey, associate professor of music. Burns said sometimes CSUC is School of Social Sciences, blames legislature and the governor must two people who are vocal; there are has decreased each year since 1969. He added it isn't a matter of starving reorder their priorities if professors to blame for low faculty morale, and faculty cutbacks caused by falling a few who feel they've been Maximum salaries of in- on the salary he gets but a question sometimes Bunzel is to blame. enrollment for low morale. are to keep pace or gain on the cost mistreated by the school or the structors and assistant, associate of what is fair. "You almost have to take it on a In addition to job worries, in- of living. structors are burdened with more system." and full professors increased an The years 1970 and 1971 were a In the last eight years, she said, case-by-case basis," he said. However, Roberts said Bunzel average of 43.7 percent between 1969 Burns denied the existence of a course preparation, according to turning point for faculty salaries. the state has placed more emphasis should be more flexible in deman- and 1977. publish or perish doctrine in con- Wheeler. While inflation spiraled by 10.4 on other areas, such as energy and ding published work as evidence of However inflation, as measured sidering faculty promotions, but Previously, a teacher with four percent, California State University environment, and less on education. classes might have three sections of scholarly achievement. by the Consumer Price Index for all and Colleges system faculties went "I think that is very short- said, "There's no doubt we en- items, increased by 66.3 percent. courage scholarship, everybody the same course. With less faculty, Dr. George Halverson, dean of without pay increases either year. sighted," Wagner said. "They teachers now often have four dif- the School of Business, blamed the The end result for faculty is a Pay raises in years since forget the greatest resource is not agrees on that." 22.6 percent loss in real income in Burns added that disagreements ferent courses, all requiring time for state legislature for morale haven't kept up with the inflation energy or the environment but the preparation of material. problems at SJSU. eight yearsand low morale for rate, either. education of the people." Low morale can be contagious

By Gary Morse conscientious," he said, "and by and large 1 Not turning students on, stressed George Whether SJSU students are worse off don't think that is true." Sicular, professor of civil engineering, is the because of low faculty morale is a matter of Academic Vice President Hobert Burns took result of professors being turned off. debate. a middle ground, admitting disinterested "I think people have been getting turned off Faculty members and administrators vary professors are hurting education to some degree. and instead of putting the extra effort into in opinions; some say depressed and disin- "But I think it would be false to assume all classes that they would otherwise do, they just do terested professors are wasting students' time; faculty have low morale," he said. "Some do and the minimum of what's required of them as a others contend the quality of education is as good some don't." faculty member." as it has ever been. The ones with low morale, however, are The extra time is often put into consulting "When a student sees a professor who has probably passing their lack of enthusiasm on to work outside of the campus, he said. lost interest, he will pick this up," said David students, Burns said. "Also," Sicular said, "if you're continually Newman, director of SJSU counseling services. Other professors disagreed with both bitter and angry, you spend time worrying about Newman said students do complain that Bezanker and Sasseen, often by using the phrase that rather than how to better a teaching plan." instructors have lost interest in their classes. that some faculty members "don't turn on" their Education might also be hurting as the result Thus, he said, low morale among faculty students. of low morale directly related to low pay. members which hits a significant number but "I have noticed people do give up and it is a Many professors, according to the head of a not a majority is detrimental to education. very bad situation. They don't turn their students state-wide collective bargaining organization, "One thing that happens in class that on," said Juana Acrivos, professor of chemistry. are dissatisfied with salaries. justifies the student spending his time there is About 80 percent of professors are en- The increasing result, said Warren Kessler, the prpfessor shows his attitudes and interests," thusiastic, she estimated, while the other 20 president of University Professors of California, he said. "So the only justification for lecture percent are low in morale and interest. is an exodus of talented professors to em- experiences is the involvement of the professor. "I have seen the grouchies and I can tell you ployment in private industry where the pay is If a professor is not interested in what is going it's very bad for students." higher. Also because of low salaries, the on, then the student is wasting a tremendous Learning, grades and job possibilities all California State University and Colleges system amount of time." drop when instructors fail to "sell" students on a is having a harder time attracting the top A former dean of faculty sees things in a subject, she said, adding that low-interest students from graduate programs when em- different light. professors are particularly harmful to poor ployment elsewhere promises thousands of "I don't think faculty morale is that low," students who need help most. dollars a year more, he said. said Abraham Bezanker, dean of faculty from Jack Pierce, professor of anthropology, said The end result for students, particularly in 1969 to 1972. "I'm optimistic about the quality of ultimately it is the responsibility of students to the field of business, engineering, chemistry and education on this campus. learn, but professors can produce a conducive other vocational departments, is a lower quality "Generally, I think the person who wants to environment. That environment, however, can faculty, Kessler said. come to San Jose State and selects the right be harmed by the way a professor feels about his The CSUC vice chancellor of faculty and teachers, can get a first rate education," said work. staff disputed Kessler's claims that professors Bezanker, an English professor at SJSU for 18 "I think when the faculty is in a low state of are leaving teaching for industry or that private years. morale, they don't put into the preparation of employment is luring away the best students Robert Sasseen, who succeeded Bezanker as their course what they normally would," Pierce from graduate schools. dean of faculty, said morale is down but he said. "They don't work as creatively in "I don't think that's true at all, " Majorie disagreed with the idea that it is harming preparing classes. They don't work as hard or as Downing Wagner said. However, if salaries students. well. Maybe they aren't turning the students don't increase for faculty, "it might be in the "To say yes would be to say the faculty isn't on. future," she added. September ZS, 1977, Page 5 wednesDAY Young - getting high on music By Corky Dick the crowd on their feet in the show, Young, a Mann Japan for the first time in pleasure-oriented society show on the 1974 Crosby, "There are a lot of the acoustically perfect resident, was enthusiastic early November. and if we don't learn to get Stills, Nash and Young ways to get high but none Flint Center at DeAnza about the performance. Benefit concerts are along with a better balance tour. Playing in large are better than playing College. "Tonight was a good important to Young. He is in nature and among living arenas and outdoor music," Jessie Colin Young Young presents a very one," Young said. "We an environment-minded things, we're going to stadiums was a great said to a near-capacity relaxed manner on stage as were getting beautiful person who has helped destroy ourselves or be experience, according to crowd at Flint Center well as during an in- sound and the crowd was raise money for saving the destroyed. Young. Sunday night. terview. His four piece into it. redwood trees and op- "It's like a car Young believes there is "How high we get band and wife Susie, who "It's important to have posing nuclear power careening into a brick wall. no strong playing depends on how adds vocals, form a tight a hall or arena that plants. direction music is The car can try to turn to headed in. high you get listening," stage show that is hard to produces good sound but "I love the wide open avoid the wall or go into it Young added. match in today's music. it's the people's energy that spaces. People don't seem "There are no trends to head on. That's the way we The crowd was Horns, keyboards, drums is the main thing." to pay any attention to how follow; no Elvis or the stand. We have to make a definitely into the music as and a bass, electric and Young enjoys traveling beautiful the outdoors are. Beatles," Young said. choice." the evenly paced 75-minute acoustic guitar create a and is on the road for two We live under a "People are hanging show highlighted Young's cohesive sound that is the tours a year which run democracy but it's failing One of the biggest around and waiting, trying well known material heart of folk rock. from two to three months because people are not thrills Young has had in to figure out where to go blended in with some new In an interview after apiece. The band leaves for participating. It's a music was opening the musically." selections. 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Phone 24:7200 days, 217 9138 A frequently asked Those early ex- find exhibits, Moore said Oyu Friday, 10 to 6, 1166 Lincoln 733+9777 eves. 'S question in the Student periences in Orange the S.U. Gallery is gaining Avenue, San Jose. 297-1424 PASSPORT x PHOTO SPECIAL iC County followed a reputation that attracts mAxwiN DRUM SET made by 3 RESPONSIBLE MALE 12 off wad toe? color or 4 B w Union is, "Where did the Moore to STUDENT DENTAL PLAN Enroll Pearl), 5 pcs 1 yr old Cow STUDENTS to share apt. in ROOM L BOARD for responsible PhOtos Regular price $750 paintings on the third floor SJSU. artists. nowt Information available at plete 5250. Phone 246 7200, days, exchange for work in R. C. F. student in exchange for some JMJ PHOTOGRAPHY 293 7000 "I brought very much "The gallery is well the A.S. office or phone 371.6111. 733.9777, eves. Gail. 279-9692. night work In R. C. F. Gall 279 20 eased de San Antonio, SJ to come from?" 9092. es The paintings in of that philosophy up here enough established and (between 1st / 2nd Streets). with known so that people are DRAFTING TABLE 241,36 With ti I question are Banquet by me," he said. FOR A BETTER vinyl top, parallel rule and light. CHARTER FLIGHTS er Irving Norman, and What Explaining that he is coming here and I don't sandwich...straight from the Phone 295 6853, HELP WANTED In lunch room In THE CONRRNERS APTS. ...Paris...London...Shan kitchen, Europegn yOgurt, on Were Vices are Now Habits not interested in showing have to go out so much style, Downtown San Jose for 4 hours Saratoga 8. 280 3 Bdrm 7 guys non...Milan _Amsterdam .Frankf art anymore," he said. raw milk, expert in salads. DINETTES pc. MS, 9' sofa $125, 2 in Morning. Call Ricky after just trOved in, need one more ort...Rome...Brussels israel...Lis by Dennis Nolan. that can be seen at Lunch plates. FREDA'S. 126 E. 6PM 578:1740 5115 plus one third dep 243 2107 The gallery is "quite chrs, coffee end this., 3 Imps. bon...wong Kong Meomco Ph he Both paintings are part other gallerys in the area, San Salvador. S100 Exec con eve Randy 923 Days Ask for Bob ilippines...ChiCagi)...New of the S.U. Gallery art Moore said he looks for new well known in and is 7892. YOnt...tiewali...Traval services trends in also known by artists in available. Eurail Pass. ..Britten as collection. Banquet is part art. DEBONAIR DATING SERVICE LIQUOR STORE CLERK.PositIon STUDENTS AND SENIOR STILL NEED 2 gay women to Share Pass...International Student or of a complete collection "This gallery functions San Francisco and New Fast, personal and selective. open to reliable, mature male CITIZENS. 10DISCOUNT on home In mts. on Summit Rd. Identity card issuance ...Youth over 50 percent avant York City, said Moore. Men and women of all ages are student. Will work 16 hrs per at that includes a water color recycled Clothes. Dishes, $17.50 each. 353 3359 eves., Hostel cards...Overwas Job welcome. unlimited in- week. Exp, helpful but not early at and sketches on the same garde," he said. "It's not The S.U. Gallery Household items. Books, Placement (Studnts troductions 259-1254, Spartan necessary. Min. age 20. the type of work operates on a budget of Baskets, Collectibles. Good Only!)...Tour Information basic theme. that you Sunday, Sept. 25. Bible Starting pay $3.50 per hr. Study, Stuff! Angie's Attic MS S. I Budget). -Students In 's Such a collection is see often, and I feel that 89,500 for the year. That Worship Service, Buffet Lunch. Contact Pete in Jaunt. Bldg., JC Second St. sari Jose Hrs. 9 30 traeuropean Flights x makes includes student salaries, Entertainment by Phantasy Co. 2505.1. 1:30430, Mots. 'Fri. or called a complete work, it even more of an 430. Mon :Sat Trins...Crnping tours in will arrive in front of a often very valuable. educational function," he but not Moore's. Bus Shuttle Europe, Student Flights to and is waffle towers at 040 and leave continued. "There are museums HP-Si CALCULATOR. Only 3 mos. Asia. Africa. Australia / Middle ye Banquet was pur- for church at 9:00. Discover "A SERVICES old. Exc. Cond., Includes East from Europe. .Travelers chased several years ago Most of the exhibits in that use much more than new home away from home and charger, case, etc. $45. Call 226: Insurance. :Travel PubliCatiO the S.U. Gallery are locally that for one exhibition," a family that loves you." e, for $5,000. The purchase 0760 an. 6. PERSONALS ns...Car Leasing and Poe a price today is $12,000, but produced. noted Moore. chasing ..Student Tours to gallery director Stephen "The bulk of them But the low budget, FLY FOR FUN -Low Club Prices DOKORDER 7100 Reel to Reel Israel / USSR from Europe. Contact con- come from the San said Moore, is challenging. Airplanes.Rental.TrainIng. 251- Store* Tape Deck. 3 motor, 3 TYPING CASSETTE Roi B. Davis Moore calls that a and Echo. at TRIP/ TRAVEL PLANNING 261/I. CALL for Price List. head. Sound on Sound THE SJSU GAY STUDENT TRANSCRIPTION 75 cents ip servative figure. Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley 2111. CO (Formerly Campus Travel $325.00. Call Billet 22$ UNION meets every Than. ate page and up Term papers Advisors). 505 5 10th St at vo "I'm sure if it were to area," Moore said. p.m. in the Almaden Room of resumes theses senior proiectS SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS William St., San Jose, CA 95112 se be appraised it would be CA/NEU GITANE: 21- Reynolds S31 Frame, the Student Union G.S. U. is an reports letters. etc lam Student Discount. Daily and ISM 292 1613. Mon. 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LoOks STUDENT ADVISORS needed, at.x2040.996-7006. weeks of Oct 37 and 10 14 Between 9 am - 3 pm "We had proven our HOUSING SO/hr Students most be non-commercial ads only point- setting up a gallery upper division or graduate with like that and proving it can '67 BUICK Crwt. New tires, brakes, GPA of 3M or better Call Fm NE bedroom apt to share etc., but rough body, lots of English Department, 277 2817 Saratoga and 280 5120 Pool Mlle" 0245 or best offer Call Faculty Office Building. room Serious female student 241 7379 ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PROGRAM 259 4856 102 evenings Week ends interviews for Chairmanships for 1977 78 THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PROGRAM BOARD NEEDS Rates Print Your Ad Here: YOU IF: Each 1Count apProv JO letters and spaces ton each I've, (A) Ypu would like to get into the Entertainment Business addi- One ne0 Three Four Five aortal credit. (B) You could use an extra 3 hours day don days days days day (C) You con devote 10-15 hours per week booking and producing obou .1 lines 81.50 2.00 2.25 2.40 2.50 .35 99% of the guest artists who perform hereof SJSU 1 lines 2.00 2.50 2.75 2.90 3.00 .35 (0) You think you hove a good opinion as to whom your fellow students .5 INN'S 2.50 3.00 3.25 3.40 3.50 .35 6 lines 3.00 3.50 3.75 would like to seee on campus. 3.90 4.00 .35 Each additional line add: ARTIST- IN- RESIDENCE CLASSICAL ARTS Print name Phone .50 .50 .50 .50 .so Address Develops.plancand coordinatesthre two to Mitgof10101,COntracts, and produces the Minimum Three Lines One Day City Enclosed 55 1 four annual artist. inresidence programs visiting classical artists on campus Semester rate (all fusses) S25,00 SEND CHECK, MONEY ORDER Works with $2000 - $3000 annually Artists Develops series concert concepts Works Check a Classification in recent years have been Anthony &aeon, with $6000-51000 annually Recent artists OR CASH TO: Mrs Medgar Evers, Dick Gregory. 3 units are Alfred Srendel. C Acts Montoya, the Announcements) Clielp Wanted OService.. Deadline two days prior to public alio, credit offered Eastman Quartet. Menahem Punster. etc. 3 Automotive I Loat and Found FITravei SPARTAN DAILY CLASSIFIED units credit offered ,For Sale Consecohye publication dates only . Personal. SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Applications available at the Associated Students Third floor, SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA95114 No I elonds on cancelled ads Student Union 277- 3201 Page 6, September 28, 1977 Promotion standards called 'much too high' (from page "I've done it, that's why 1 got The Academic Senate, the Zidnak praised Bunzel. "People in this business are promoted), I know what's expected SJSU has the lowest promotion promoted, but it's not easy," faculty's governing body, has also "His goals are good, but supposed to be mature," Bushnell of me," he said, "and I believe those rate among comparably sized CSUC Prunack said. He was denied a criticized the structure of the sometimes his methods are not said, "and not act like adolecents. demands are reasonable." campuses, according to a study by promotion two years ago, but was promotion process. RIP candidates accepted by everyone. They're being childish. Dr. Clay Andrews, chairman of the California Academic Senate. elevated to full professor last year. must go through department and "Bunzel's attempts to increase "They're just not busy enough." the Elementary Education Money not spent on promotions "When I got here, publication school committees, but ultimate the standards of the university Jack Kuykendall, associate Department, said his department was used in "other instructional was important, but it's much more decision-making power lies with should be applauded," he said. professor of administration of has "no more than the usual" areas,". according to Robert important now," Primack said. Bunzel and the university "I think he's a pretty effective justice, said "I like my job and morale problems. Sasseen, dean of faculty. However, many professors who Promotions Committee, appointed president, despite that he's done working here. I see no reason to be "The people who had problems Bunzel and the SJSU Academic in other ways criticized the ad- by Bunzel. some things I don't like," Zidnak disenchanted. getting promoted are upset, and Senate agreed on three criteria to ministration declared the publish or Another criticism of the Bunzel said, adding he thinks the university "I certainly agree with I think that's very logical," he said. use in judging candidates for perish doctrine to be a myth. administration is that is is could help itself gain more president Bunzel - the promotion retention, tenure and promotion Bunzel has said, "There is a unresponsive to faculty opinion. resources. process should be rigorous." "As far as the president is RIP): "scholarly achievement," useful correlation between ex- The procedure for selection and Civil Engineer Prof. Leonard Kuykendall has been promoted concerned, I really feel sorry for teaching ability and professional cellence in teaching and scholastic review of staff deans was cited as an Bushnell was outspoken in his once, and hopes to reach full him - he's caught in a real slammer. contribution. accomplishment." He said he does example by some professors. criticism of colleagues who say professor. No matter where he moves, he's in It is in the interpretation of the not have a publish or perish doc- Bunzel and the senate reached a faculty morale is low. "But even if I'm not trouble." standards that disagreement has trine. compromise last spring on a new arisen. process, but there is widespread Some professors say the ad- dissatisfaction with it. ministration is too inflexible in "We've been trying to get a Secret Service agent of articles or policy for a long time," demanding publication Buzanski (from page!) him. But, in spite of all the of scholarship. said. "The president has just ATTENTION books as proof Phelps was assigned to "I was stunned," he events of Watergate, associate refused to do what is right and John Rogers, fair guard Nixon during his said. "I never imagined the Phelps retains his con- LP LOVERS and just and equitable. professor of management, said national compaign tour in magnitude of the cover- fidence in Nixon's personal are "much too -I'm convinced he will be promotion standards 1970. Among the stops up," adding that he had qualities, such as his high." defeated on this," he said. made during this trip was witnessed some dedication, belief in ii down for Bunzel was also criticized by Sale begins Rogers was turned an San Jose, where Nixon was "questionable" practices principles, and courtesy to to full professor two engineering professor, who claimed Spartan Bookstore promotion met by what Phelps during his White House staff aides and assistants. Bunzel ignored the 5!! years ago. recom- described as a "highly duty, but nothing as OCT. "We're not using the funds mendations of a school committee in "I don't condone what antagonistic" crowd. "flagrant" as Watergate. allocated to us for promotion pur- 1971 when he appointed then-acting he did," Phelps explained, After delivering his Some of these prac- (not Oct. Intl I poses,"he said. He would like more dean James Roberts to the perman "but he had personal at- speech at the Civic tices included so-called to make it easier ent post. tributes that were over- research support Auditorium, Nixon was "spontaneous" rallies of professors to write. shadowed by his for Although he took most of the met outside by a crowd support for candidates prof. Howard mistakes." Biology heat, Bunzel was not the only one throwing everything from during Nixon's campaign RTP Shellharruner blamed the blamed for low faculty morale. bottles to bricks. tours, and political Presently, Phelps process and an imbalance of power John Bunz? el The state legislature and Gov. In one incident, buggings by government teaches classes in ad- between administration and faculty Dr. Jerry Brown were criticized for not recently portrayed in the agencies. ministration of justice at "moderately low" faculty difference is Pre-washed for "I don't think the providing CSUC teachers with televised serial The political rallies Cabrillo Community morale. seem," Bunzel as serious as it may salary increases sufficient to offset "Washington: Behind would be staged by "ad- College in Aptos, and is Denims! Economics Prof. Martin A1 vvArs said. inflation. Closed Doors," Nixon vance men" during working on his graduate Primack said Bunzel expects too Prof. Peter Buzanski History hopped on the hood of his political tours, and in- degree in administration of much writing from teachers who Buzanski said insufficient agreed. car, held his arms up in his volved arranging crowds of justice at SJSU. *9.95 carry 12 class units. real gap between his salary increases have "diminished Sizes 26 38 must "There is a characteristic victory sign, supporters to greet can- and the real policy," the confidence people has in the rhetoric and addressed the crowd in didates at airports and said. "There are many CSUS1 system, and lowers at 457 E San Carlos Buzanski what Phelps called a political rallies. COPIES people who got promotions who have morale." I bet 101h Et II thl liNF,AfFNIkil "derogatory" manner. Although Phelps was 3' overnight 279 1881 written mothing more than the And layoffs of teachers have At this point, Phelps not involved in any no mminium signature on the back of their pay lowered morale of those who explained, the crowd buggings, he stated that checks." MMIALON remain, said Pete Zidnak, professor became "extremely other administrations had rer 20% The RIP process itself was KlNKO'S of manpower administration. hostile." He added that the monitored other govern- 123S 3rd St 29 g OFF t: criticized by professors who said it "When you've got people losing glare of the lights, and ment agencies, and With tithiod did not allow teachers to judge their jobs, obviously some people become confusion made it difficult political organization. peers, whose work they know. frustrated." to protect Nixon. buggings "In our present promotion for agents "Political FOURTH ST Although personal on for a process, there are a lot of levels. Zidnak added, though, that his had been going ( dad. am, SJSU camp.. reasons caused Phelps to long time" he said. "Nixon FREE Most of these levels are controlled department, in the expanding School resign prior to Watergate, a greater directly or indirectly by the ad- of Business doesn't have that just did things to the events, still shocked ministration," Shellhammer said. problem. magnitude."

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