Big, bold sounds Learning is her racket The Modern Jazz Ensemble brings large-scale improvisation to SJSU Top tennis seed Stockman hits the books before she hits the court

I CURRENTSPAGE 3 SPORTSPAGE 4 SPARSrAll DAIL7 Volume 88, No. 48 Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 Monday, April 6, 1987 A.S. to rewrite program board act "'They need to know what job and ing. said she was surprised by Wert's an- Stipulations of the program hoard's in response to problems the hoard had responsibilities fall under which titles," nouncement. revenue-generating account should also with the October Berlin concert it co- Committee to clarify he said. "He made it sound like he wanted be included in the act's revision. Alexan- sponsored with the Santa Clara nightclub the revision of the program board extensive revisions,'' Alexander said der said. The resenuegenerating ac- One Step Beyond. Wen said. act is yet another update of the A.S. acts, 'I'm not sure What he wants to rev isc ' count is used for program hoard-spon- Thc program board had difficulty duties, job descriptions tic said. The act does need revision, she sored events that are protit-making obtaining payment from the nightclub for "We've revised the homecoming said. Although the program hoard has a venues, which is a separate account from its portion 0, the receipts from the By Judith Vaught 'unctions and duties oi the rowan, the act and we're in the process of revising films chairman. the position is not in- its regular budget. The board finally received the bal- Daily staff writer act needs to be rewntten because, among Act 9 (election procedures) Wert said. cluded in the act . Alexander said A committee will review the docu- ance of the amount due on March 2 after The act which established the Asso- other things, it lacks job descriptions of "Periodically things have to he re- 'I'm sure Roger wants a job de- ment to see what changes are needed. waiting more than tour months. ciated Students Program Board, will be the A.S. program hoard chairmen. Wert vised." scription for the publicity chairman, Then it will submit a final revision to the revised. A. S. Vice President Roger said. Act 50 was lust revised in May too ,' ' she said. A.S. board of directors for approval. At its March 12 meeting, the A.S. Wert said at Wednesday's board of di- Some of the program board mem- 1983. All the other positions are self-ex- Well said. board passed a legislative directive ban- rector's meeting. bers have overlapping duties, and a rcvi- A.S. Program Board Director planatory . sum no further job descriptions The revision of the act is basically ning the program hoard from doing any The section. Act 50, explains the ion can help clarity things. Wert said. Verda Alexander. at Wednesday's meet- will he needed, she said to define the different positions. It is not future business with One Step Beyond. Students Pub packer New magazine to join denied funding capitol march by A.S. board By David Barry Daily staff writer Groups to protest The publisher of a proposed campus political magazine has decided to give up 'We didn't think the schools budget on A.S. funding and move ahead with the project herself. organization had enough By Mane NI. Bejarano Despite being denied Associated Daily staff wnter Students funding for the sixth and "final continuity to be funded.' Groups organizing the "March on time," Outspoken, which was created to Robert Cruz, Sacramento for Education" are expect- inform students of political issues, is A.S. controller ing from 4,000 to 6,000 people to con- planning on distributing the magazine verge on the state capitol today. later this month. said Marlene Blithe The groups arc protesting Gov. Godwin, founder and president of the George Deukmejian's education agenda. group. deal with such issues as American in- The march is scheduled for noon on Her request for $300 was rejected volvement in Nicaragua and the Iran- the west steps of the state capitol build- by the Associated Students special allo- Contra affair, will only have six pages ing in Sacramento on 10th and I. streets. cations committee last week. and 1,000 issues will be printed. The group, which has been attempt- If they had received the $300. they Protesters' demands include more ing to get A.S. financial support for the would have been able to print 12 pages, funding for education, reinstating biling- magazine since January 1986, was den- she said. ual education and increasing minority ied special allocations funds for three But the main reason for the reject- enrollment at universities and colleges. reasons. said A.S. Controller Robert ion was that the group would be leaving The march will be preceded by a Cruz. after this semester. Cruz said. rally at 9:30 a.m. at Southsidc Park on One concern was that the group did ''She (Marlene Godwin) will be Eighth and T streets, which will feature not have enough advertising for its publi- leaving campus next semester." he said. cultural entertainment and speakers. cation. Cruz said. "And it will be published off campus. Representatives from the California The committee also questioned We didn't think the organization had State Student Association, SJSU Asso- whether the magazine needed the $300. enough continuity to be funded." ciated Students President Tom Boothe Cruz said. Godwin said she came before the and Bob Gunter. A.S. director of Cali- "Marlene said that they would be hoard to alert other groups. fornia state student affairs, will be pre- able to put out a magazine whether they "We wanted to draw attention so sent at the march. received A.S. funds or not,'' Cruz said. that other publications would try to do About 250 SJSU students and staff While Godwin indicated that was it." said Godwin. ''This is my last have committed to attend. said Arturo true, she said the magazine, which will Si'.' MAGAZINE, hack page Vasquez. an SJSU march organizer. Participants will then march at 10:30 a.m, to the capitol building where Rev. Jesse Jackson, state Sen. Art UPD chief swears Torres. D-Los Angeles, and Assembly- woman Maxine Waters. 1)-Los Angeles, arc scheduled to speak at noon. A team of organizers will meet with in nine new cadets the governor's aides and will try to talk to as many members of the Assembly as Ity Elisha Arnone possible, said Stacy Johnson of the Uni- Daily stall writer versity of California at Berkeley's Ac- tion for Democratic Education. It was a routine investigation for the The San Francisco State University University Police Department. The cul- Coalition has confirmed filling seven prit - - a pair of dirty shoes, a wrinkled buses. shirt, or slouchy posture. "What's been a little bit hard is that The nine cadets of SJSU's law en most schools couldn't get as many buses torcement program stood tense at after as needed," said Dave Van of the San twin, while UPI) officials inspected thea Francisco State march communications style. center. "We want to Northern California schools have make sure they're neat, shoes and brass reported about 400 people committed to are shined, and they have a sharp go, but they could not get any more image," said Lt. Shan- non Maloney. buses to accommodate the demand, Van said. Bret J ffolvorosa Daily stall photographer But as the search continued, an oc- Southern California campuses re- casional exchange of smiles and a A satisfied smile works its way across the face of Bay Area rocker Robert Seidler during a Spartan Puh cif/ port attendance will be mostly students friendly adjustment of a crooked tie night. Seidler's one-hour show, marking the release of his new EP "Cig Sisters," from community colleges and from the show Thursday showed the nine were beyond reproach. Lew Schatz University of California at Los Angeles, grabbed the attention of the full house crowd. Seidler later autographed free copies of the EP.

See MARCH, hack page SIT (AMTS. hack page ('Pt) chief Minority education Union deli finds big demand for handmade delights

By DivyaJhala I tom) students can take advantage ot these "I spoke with the student supers pair of the deli. upgrade is crucial Daily staff writer hours and many do by using their meal plan and she told me that customers don't mind waiting in A nevi bright pink and blue neon sign attracts card at the deli on the weekends, Kalmoutis said. line as they can see their sandwiches being made." minority educational hack' Cafeteria's latest ad- By Julie Laffeenzen growing, but customers to the Student Union Continuing Education students have also been Kalmoutis said. grounds lags far behind that of whites. Deli. which has been operating in Daily staff writer dition, the Union eating at the deli, and since the library is open Satur- "It's almost as if they 're able to create their educator and psychologist Between 1980 and 2000, the pro- black since it officially opened at the beginning of sandwiches themselves... she said. Latino the days, many students come from there, she said. Amado l'adilla spoke 'Thursday on the portion of blacks, Hispanics. Asians and the semester. 'We have added quality American cheese be- special problems facing minority stu- Native Americans in California will "We're selling 75 percent whole sandwiches "The idea for the sign came from Ed Zant, di- cause the customers requested it. The most popular of dents who are not proficient in English grow far more rapidly than whites. By and 25 percent in half sandwiches. We're making rector of Spartan Shops, and the trend we're looking the sandwiches are the turkey and the chicken salad and the stereotypes and prejudices these 2000, the state's population will be 55 about $800 a day, said Charles Black, Food Serv- for is the New York style deli atmosphere," Kalmou- sandwiches. Our soup or salad and sandwich combo students face. percent white, down from 67 percent in ices manager in the Student Union. (is said. with a drink are also very popular." she said. The speech, in Morris Dailey Audi- 1980, largely because of immigration Mondays and Fridays are slow days and 75 per- An added convenience is a bell system for stu- Some students only want the soups and salads torium, was the first in a series by Pa- from Asia and I.atin America, he said. cent of its business comes during midweek. Black dents who want to order sandwiches ahead of time offered at the deli and they don't have to wait in the dilla, sponsored in part by SJSU counsel- In today's information-based so- said. and pick them up later, thus avoiding standing in line, sandwich line for that they can ring the bell for ing services, ASPIRE and General ciety, especially here in Silicon Valley, "We've seen an increase in business over the she said. service. Education Advisement, said counselor education and vocational training is course of the semester.- said Nina Kalmoutis, assis- Salads sell well, and the deli offer', a wide vari- The hell is in the corner offthe deli for students Navarro. particularly important. Uneducated or tant manager of the Student llnion Cafeteria. ety of them including potato salad, cole slaw. pasta Jovina to ring for immediate service. It is crucial that the gap between the poorly educated minorities will he at a "We're selling about 315 to 340 sandwiches a salad and macaroni salad, she said education of whites and minorities in greater disadvantage than ever in the job day. We're also open on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to? However, waiting in line doesn't seem to bother Starting nest semester the deli will be featuring America is narrowed, Padilla said. The market, Padilla said. p in ." she said everybody. hot sandwiches, Kalmoutis said. population of minorities in America is See MINORITIES. hack page P Forum Monday, April (), 1987 'Spartan Daily

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44.\ Hold a special record-store election , We're not sure whether the majority of Consequently, it is very possible that students who voted in last month's As- many students, who may not have known in ad- sociated Students elections favor an on - vance that voting no was a vote for the store, campus record store, and therefore, we endorse may have voted against their intentions. a special election to clarify the student body's Additionally. one student said that when stand on the issue. he asked an official to clarify the wording. he Although the record store apparently was was told .'es was a vote in favor of the store. favored by a 12-percent margin, the measure's awkward wording may have confused voters. Confused? So were we. Although The initiative was worded as follows: through election coverage we knew the ini- The Associated Students shall not partici- tiative's wording in our sleep, we all confessed pate in. provide funds fin., or otherwise encour- to being confused when reading the ballot at the age the formation (la record store on the SJSU election table. campus. A.S. Vice President Roger Wert admitted Only after reading the initiative several he purposely worded the initiative to slant vot- times, is it clear that a yes vote is actually a ers toward his administration's view against the vote against the record store, and vice versa. record store. Aside from being a poor and de- While a voter is standing at a table marking ceptive political move, it may have backfired, votes with his ballot exposed to the people causing students to vote for the store when they WASI-INGItN'S PQAYOZ standing around him, and the students in line may have actually opposed it. Because of this TOWER, behind him getting impatient - -- he is not able blunder, the present A.S. government owes the to concentrate properly, and does not have the student body a special election with wording time to read the initiative over and over again. that is clear and easy to understand. Tune in to the spring soap opera starring the Giants Ragged Right

’ Int no" II lit III"IIiII "Fume "oiIP il" Will Dodgers manager I mmmnmmii I .asorda base a ieatil to be the Baseball 'films." In it, tans all over the country ha', proud of, or will he he forced to brag about his restaurant? lions that need to he answered. Will the Cincinnati Reds have a successful year, or will They have a number of serious questions leading up to the manager Pete Rose be forced to come out of retirement, and big one: Will their favorite team be in the World Series? thus be forced to give up Gentol commercials. Social Security Frank Michael Locally, that usually means the San Francisco Giants. By Mark checks and Medicare payments? Russell some standards. the Giants have a legitimate chance of winning Can San Diego manager Larry liowa lead the Padres to a the whole thing. Why not? Many of the players who performed Foyer pennant and glory? Can he at least lead them out of Ronald Mc- big parts in last year's success are back. Donaldland? 'Ihe chances of the Giants playing in the hall Classic are Will Mike Scott and Glenn Davis help Houston win a sec- very good. Yes, there may he a World Series appearance in ond straight division title, or will they just disappear into the Big time their future. Astrodome's own version of outer space? But beMre fans can start worrying about how they are Can Atlanta, behind Chuck Tanner's leadership, rise up to my P. first moved to San Francisco in 1983. going to get their World Series tickets, they must get hack to the title, or will the Braves be gone with the wind by June? T, In early-'80% St. I .ours. not exactly the most hell of all towns, but certainly not the least, Tony the soap opera, and all of its spinoffs to answer those questions. Gott and Roger Mason will attempt to leave their hospital See Giants' General Manager Al Rosen wheel and deal I. %%as the coolest of the young mods. Manager Roger Craig could possibly answer the questions. hut rooms for the pitching mound. Can they make a successful re- with his counterparts on "Rosen's Hope." This week, he will 23 years old, a columnist for a local fans can tune in to the soaps and see. covery. or will they be forced hack to the doctors' place? Will attempt to trade two soda vendors and two ushers for a decent He was guitarist in The Obvi- Tune in to "All My Pitchers" and find what will happen Jeffrey Leonard once again be able to power home runs to left mascot. monthly called Noisy Paper, lead S. was to Mike Knikow Will he once again be a 20-game winner, or field, or will he remain a slap hitter? Can Chris Brown play Owner Bob I.urie will once again attempt to find a new ous, a pop/new wave band. His girlfriend Renee at least will he return as a so-so pitcher? Can with pain? playground for the Giants on "Search for a New Ball Park." about the most beautiful girl in St. Louis, or Kelly Downs pitch effectively for On "The Young Infielders and Old Outfielders." can This week, I .uric will ask officials in Belmont. Aptos and Sun- that's what we all thought. Clothes, friends, music, always got it right. Commentary the Giants. or will he he just another Will nark and Robby Thompson play like they did last year nyvale. drugs. whatever. Tony P. His move to San Francisco was sudden and a sur rookie pitcher who makes rookie when they led the Giants out of the vast wilderness known as This week on "Guiding Catchers," Bob Brenly will at- always thought he was more the New mistakes? What type of lob will Mark Grant do for the Giants? last place? Will Jose llribe change his name to Jose Jimenez? tempt to keep his starting job from local boy Bob Melvin. Can prise. Everyone York City type. Will Terry Mulholland return from the farm in Phoenix'? Will Chili Davis find happiness in Candlestick Park? Can Brenly do it, or will he once again live dangerously and play Will Mark Davis he the starter that everyone dreams that Eddie Milner break into the starting lineup? If that happens, third? It's nothing to be a big person ins small place, he can be, or will he tall apan like a house of cards? Can Scott what will happen to Joel Youngblood? How about Mike Al- Will Mindy Lewis go after Rusty Shaync, or will she fol- Tony P. wrote in his last column for Noisy Paper. Art is Garrett% once again be the bullpen king? drew'? low her heart to San Jose and fall madly in love with a semi- movement, he said. And staying in St. !antis would On "Another Moon.' can Greg Minton regain the form On "Days of our Pinch Hitters," can Candy Maldonado attractive sports writer on die Spartan Daily? ((Loops. that's mean stagnation. of chief fireman that he held a long, long time ago in a galaxy hit upon the happiness and success he found last season, or will "Guiding light," not "Guiding Catchers.’ The aging city on the west bank of the Mississippi far, faraway? Harry Spilman be the man in the pinch? For answers to these, and other screwball questions, be River. after all, is a great place to be from, but it's not a This. week on "Ciiants' Hospital." Adee liammaker. Jim feel the heat of in dis'ision title race on "Pennant Place." sure to tune in this season place where any self-respecting artist would stay. Wil- liam S. Burroughs and Tennessee Williams both wouldn't have gone anywhere if they had taken normal places in their home town, Tony I'. wrote. It's possible to remove stagnation, boredom from life So it was off to the big city. he was back furs visit. In an article for Although most people are bombarded with entenamment have perpetual excitement. But our lives should be fulfilling. Ayear later, Jet lag magazine, a music-oriented inonthly my and activities such as television, radio, spoils, concerts. con- our activities exciting and everything should always be chang- friends put together. Tony I'. wrote about all the versation and the like, most of us are not content. Most ot us, ing and new. clubs in San Francisco he often went to often dozens confined hs this self-inflicted mediocre situation. are bored. Those who pursue career fields in areas which will pro- compared to the three places people who listened to new This mediocrity can lead to stagnation and sometimes a danger- vide wealth, but not self-fulfillment, are the mediocre. These music frequented in St. !amis. ous situation. Lisa people get stuck in jobs they really don't like, but because they and then he was back. Too many people settle for mediocrity in their lives. Of are secure, they stay there. These people become slaves to their A few weeks, Others moved away a few just to school at the course, everyone wants security, but some settle into such a se Bobadilla Ohs, and lose their selves. University of Missouri in Columbia or the University of cure situation that they allow change and excitement to pa But this is not so prevalent anymore, because many do Kansas in I .awrence. happening places as far as Mid- them by take the path of change after discovering that what they are western college towns go. Change is inherent in all things Hut many people have presently doing isn't for them. David A. moved to Rochester. N.Y., after he got friends who a ant to do the same thing every week. They wear According to research done by the College Board and Pol- degree. Tom F. went to the same elothes, go to the same icy Studies in Education, 36 percent of Americans between the his aeronautical engineering Alex W. almost with the same people and talk - There "ain't nothin' to do," kids tell their mothers. ages of 16 and 65 are in a career transition. These people, rec- Kansas City to enter the seminary. -lulls moved to New York City, but then was robbed and Commentary about the same thing week after "Play video games," mother answers back. ognizing their discontent, are actively looking for a way out of enough money. week, month after month. But if I don't wanna . a boring situation. This dissatisfaction stems from boredom. didn't have Jeffrey R. moved to San Jose later in 1984. He they're smart, they will get out of this repetitious situation. "Go out and play." These people, perceiving that they have reached the end of the wanted to be a filmmaker, and living in California was They may lose some of the secunty in their life, but they will "Nah. that's boring." excitement and enrichment possibilities, are looking for self- his dream. He had an aunt and uncle in this city; al- do it for their sanity. "Watch television." fulfillment. Boredom is much the same with relationships. Two peo- ’Nothin’s on" Samuel Beckett stated that "Habit is the great deadener." though it's not quite the movie capital of the world, San ple stay together for years and years. Even after their second Boredom can. in fact, be dangerous. Some people, espe- When people cultivate habits and stick to them, they create Jose presented no major sacrifices. Jeffrey R. worked a series of odd jobs and took a year together, the romance has fizzled and the two are bored cially teenagers, perceive that life is so boring that it is really deadening situations for themselves. Those who look for alter- classes at SJSU through Open University until he with each other. But because they've been together for such a not worth living. Dissatisfied with their present situations. natives, such as those in career transitions, are the smart ones. few got work at a film studio in San Francisco in 1986. For long time, they can't break up. People ’ip.st them to be to- some see no alternatives. Teenagers who kill themselves see no They have realized that their present situations are idle and four months, he painted the soundstage and moved lights gether So they stay in the relationship, almost resenting each way out of their self-perceived "hopeless" situations, and look have decided to do something creative about it. around. Thinking he had spent two years in California other, looking fora way out. TN: tact that there is nothing left for a way out of their monotonous lives They don't see any The cultivation of habitual patterns leads to situations that and was only this close to his dream. he moved back to in the relationship is reason enough. but out of expected behav- prospect for change in life, and take the ultimate cure for it --- go nowhere. and when one feels that life is going nowhere. one St. Louis. less than a year later, he was married and had ior, they're stuck . death. becomes depressed. This depression can he dangerous to one's bought a house from his great-grandmother. People often find themselves c (darning to others that Complaints of perpetual boredom can be signs of suicidal outlook on life. Those who become creatures of habit become are and that there is nothing to do Actually, there's tendencies. Instead of looking for productive alternatives, the slaves to that habit, whether it be smoking, drinking, or doing they bored R.'s Mend had moved to San Jose in 1985, plenty to do hut they are too blind to realize it. Children do it all suicidal see only one. the same activity all the time People should not let habit and Jeffrey in search of a good journalism school that wasn't in Maybe it's idealistic to expect us to constantly change and boredom Imprison them the time. the Midwest something that's hard to find. Naturally, I took its little hard when Jeffrey R. moved back home. By now other friends from high Letters to the Editor school had also returned to St. I .ouis. taking boring jobs and ignonng their dreams. Getting in touch with Tony P. would he just the Custodians concerned about safety California State Employees AssiN1,01141 Union representatives. Meritorious Awards corrupting thing to get out of that funk. So !called Steven P., Jet including myself, met with Schatz several weeks ago to discuss lag editor, for Tony P.'s phone number. Editor, this safety issue. At the time, he acknowledged that he was Editor. Tony moved hack a few months ago. he said. I am responding to comments made by Henry Mach, short on secunty officers and had no escort service available I am writing about the issue of Mentonous Performance He moved back? manager of traffic and parking operations, and Richard Quisen- between 3 a.m. and 4 a.m. and Professional Promise Awards described in Academic Sen- Of course. Everyone tomer hack to St. Louis. berry. custodial services manager, and SJSt I police chief Lew The university has enough problems without exposing its ate Policy, S87-2, dated Feb. 2 1987. the March 30 article in which they concerns Schatz in answered employees unnecessarily to the nsk of being mugged, raped, or For 38 years I have been a college teacher in electrical en- IT'S 1987. Tony P. is the manager of a record store safety. about cushxlian even killed. When employees are on this campus, either at their gineering. The satisfaction derived from helping smart. hard- in suburban St. Louis Jeffrey R. works ass graphic art- Mr Orhach's remarks that the custodians arc angry only work stations or on the way to them, responsibility for their working students in the learning process has always been more ist for a defense contractor and airplane manufacturer must pay for parking, and not out of concern for because they personal safety rests with the university administration. I won- than enough reason for me to try to do my hest. I think that that most of our friends' fathers worked for. distort the issue and are elitist, insult- their safety. insensitive, der if Mach. Quisenberry. or Schatz would feel comfortable extra reward in the form of money is a very had idea, with cor- When people gniw up, they often become more ing, belittling, and totally uncalled tor He owes the custodians or sate walking alone several blocks across this campus be- rupting consequences. conservative, settling for what's practical. There's noth- an apology and deserves a reprimand by his superiors. If he had tween dunng those hours. But, of course, they are all fast ing wrong with that. taken time to check. he would have found that the majority of asleep and sate in their beds when the custodians are leaving Therefore, as a matter of principle. I believe that 1 should Big dreams, though, usually come true in big cities. the custodians did have parking permits, even though they park home and reporting for work. not become involved with the MPPPA. San Francisco is a scary place when someone's only 23. off campus on public streets because it is closer to their work If Quisenherry would put the custodians back on the In conclusion: The high cost of living puts a lot into perspective. stations a.m shift, it would help. that one hour may not make any dif- I I do not apply for an award. and San Jose is on its way to becoming a big city. But or Mr Quisenberry states that the custodians are scheduled ference to him, hut is sure makes a difference to the workers 2. I will not participate in the process of evaluating maybe it'll .i.or a place where dreams aren't out of to work beginning at 4 a.m However, they must amve prior to ranking the applicants reach. 4 a.m., usually not later that 3:45 a.m.. and many arrive at 3:30 .m or earlier tithe certain they get to work on time. Martinez Albert Ileckbert Frank Michael Russell is the news editor. Schatz states that the custodians can call UPD for escorts ('SEA Harpining 'llstodian Professor Ragged Right stilt he back April 27. and it would provide officers "depending on the workload." Representative 5% ashhurn huh Eleetrical Engineering Spartan Daily/Monday. April 6. 1987 Currents , e3

Dateline Veto override hurts president

11)1 erence Hunt sniffing and all that AP White House Writer " Iii do all that. I suspect he 7 Reagan' had to have vir- Vs ASH1NG ION I AP) President Reagan's tailure to tually v. niten III blood- that he'd lined up enough %ow% to persuade a single one of 13 Republicans to change his sole pre% ai I . I eahy said on the highway bill was a painful blow, undercutting his et The president gambled. and RI the process. increased forts to show the Iran-Contra affair had not weakened his the stakes and that made his defeat larger than it had to be leadership. The president said he had begged for votes Hut he lost when the Senate, voting 67-33, twerrode his veto and enacted into law a bill containing SU billion in He held back the night highway and mass transit projects and authorizing a 65 mph speed limit on much of the interstate system He had called AMI.DA i AP) Of the deepest my stenes of the it a budget-buster. uniyerSe. tune is III the darken slink., hut not 10 .1 Phillip Even before the final vote was over, the White House Halstead 1 hat's salts he inialestls admits, he brought started a new campaign, this one aimed at countenng the much of the country early Day light Say ings I line view that a loss - in a fight that he himself had picked the tact is, says he, that corporate lose tit the buck and would reduce Reagan to a lameduck caretaker. the urgent need 10 grant Americans more nine to incinerate 'This was a hill that was pretty high and in this case hamburgers on their barbecues encouraged him to lobby tin was too high to climb:* said presidential spokesman Marlin an earls "spring t orward . Fitzwater. " And the campaign only cost 5.511,00u. he declared "But the message is that President Reagan is going to %oh ohy ious asic keep climbing these mountains and we're in it tor the dura- I bus, by courtesy ill the U S Congress. instead 01 kis tion and we can expect a tight on every one it doesn't ing an hour's sleep the last Surt_ay in April, the clock V4 a, matter how far down we are when we start:' Fitzwater said shifted Mosaic! an hour on Sunday, three ueeks early But But the message also is that in a battle where he pulled Halstead insists ow can give him a liii Of the credit out all stops. Reagan was the loser. Halstead vias manager of public affairs tint Oakland's Clorox Co alien the big corporation was hunting tor ways Nancy Nadel Daily staff photographer On Wednesday . 13 Republican senators had onted, in Round One, to mei-ode the sew. Reagan had to switch just to boost sales ill its Kingsford brand ot charcoal Millions tit Bert Hubbard, left, on loan from San Jose City College's Big Band, and senior musk majors Vernon Miyata, one of them to u In Most were loyalists, but he couldn't dollars were at stake, the company felt Halstead got the center, and Ted Brown play Tuesday in the first in a series of free noon concerts by the SJSU Modern Jazz make them converts problem He pondered the bulb acer on "More light means more barbecues:. malty Ensemble. Below, theatre arts sophomore .1. J. Formento takes in the sun and the hand's big sound. He went to Capitol Hill to make the pitch in person. "I Halstead I beg you for your vote." Reagan implored the Republican reasoned "And more charcoal briquettes senators. Halstead, conducted a study and concluded that there The loss was a blow as well for his new team, headed were S4 billion %%omit 01 benefits to later nightt all by Chief of Staff Howard Baker, the former Senate Repub- Ile said not only would more charcoal be used, hut Gimme some of that jazz! lican leader, who had been expected to bring his Capitol there would he levier trallic accidents, fewer crimes. more Hill savvy to his new job. after-uork tennis, fewer amateur hall games called tint dark- "If he (Reagan) loses, he's going to be perceiyed as ness, a reduction lin energy consumption and lots more golf Campus, local groups to perform I ree show weak and ineffective and just a caretaker for the nest 21 tee-offs months," warned Senate Minority leader Boh Dole. 14 - By Annie M. Kelt larger bands. it is more iht I t. tilt to improvise with a large band Kan .. on the eve of the vote. Daily staff writer than with a smaller one. Satiaiiii%K.h said Treats cater to yuppie pups Mitchell Daniels. then political adviser to Reagan. had SJSU Modern Jazz hnsemble and A Touch of Brass. a Steve Clickard, an SJSU music student concentrating to urged the president earlier this year to pick some carefully FRESNO I API Home-haked. gourmet dog hiscuits Bay Area an band, will present an evening of free Ian rues- Ian, composed "Sextessence.- the third instrumental on the selected tights with Congress to change the subject from the are being touted as the perfect gilt tor the s' :111111e that al- day at 8:15 pin in the Music Building Concert Hall on Seventh evening's program. Clickard has been experimenting with Ian Iran episode and demonstrate leadership. ready has everything else it wants Street, arrangements and composition techniques for the last in., Democrats sought to capitalize on the argument by "We sort of hope to become the Sees Candies or The Modern Jazz Ensemble will perform six instrumentals years. Sabano% ich said. Reagan's supporters that the president had to win this one to ltield's Cookies of the ding-food industry ." deadpanned the first half of the evening and A Touch of Brass will play A 'fouch of Brass will wrap up the evening with eight in about Sharon Andreason. a member of 1 as Amiga. Guild ot Val- eight arrangements during the second reestablish his authority. They said he cared more strum:mats ranging in style from swing image than the issue. ley C'hildrens Hospital in hrestio, which plans to market its hall era Rig Band tunes to contemporary tan But this was a special case. Reagan's first major battle homemade dog biscuits to local retail Millets this summer Guest musician Louis Romero, a t fusion. The I 8-meinher band includes with Congress since the gravest crisis of his presidency The group's first batch ot 2.000 home -baked canine salsa recording artist from New York. five SJSU music alumni, Sabants ich arose with the disclosure of the sale of arms to Iran in an treats - ranging from buttermilk hones to schnauzer- will play the timbals with the Jan En- said. attempt to win the freedom of American hostages. shaped crumpets %sent on sale last weekend at a dog semble in the evening's first two instru- The evening's performance is an Reagan waged an aggressive campaign. He lobbied show. The treats sold out within hours mentals: "Viva Tirado," and "In the annual concert for the Modern Jazz En- telephoned "This is going to be as big as we want it to get." An- Mk members of Congress at the White House, he semble. scheduled in preparation for its senators fmni Air Force One, and he made his extraordinary dreason said. the timbal is a standard I.atin per. upcoming participation in the Pacific journey it) the Capital lust before the vote Homemade clog biscuits are made from hone ineal, tit Sabanti. it ..tt instrument. said Daniel Coast Collegiate Jazz Festival competi- After the defeat. Fitzwater insisted there was no direct brewer's yeast, wheat germ and flour, she added INT deli- y ich. assistant director of the .077 studies tion in Berkeley. More than 40 colleges linkage between Reagan's problems with the Iran-Contra cacies such as liyer. buttermilk. peanut hinter. garlic and program and director of the Modern Jazz from the western United States regularly affair and the president's loss on the highway bill and his tofu can be added. Ensemble. compete in the festival every year. Saba- defeat earlier on a clean water bill. Baking lllllllllllll treats and meals tor clogs is known R lllll cro has performed with SJSt nos it'll siod. The gird) connection. Fitzwater said, might he the fact tongue-in-cheek by dingtood cooks as "Rorie Appetit Cui- jazz Prof... Sabanovich and Randy Mas- VStlilify however, the ensemble that the Iran -Contra affair caused a shakeup at the White sine.- ters in the "Randy Masters Latin-Jazz perrornis alone. House, and a changeover in the chief-of-staffs job. with So far, chanties in about a half-dozen cities trots At- Sextet- for the last Itso sears "We thought it would he nice to do Baker coming in Feb. 27 to replace Donald T. Regan. lantic N J to Phoenix. An, are belies cut to base used Both cointa 'sit ions ’’ isa something differently this year and have "Maybe, with the change in chief of staff. we might the idea, said Ken Johnson. a Los Angeles kennel club op- erator who travels the nationwide dog show circuit. and "In the 80%.- are vi Mien hr. Gerald tour Big Bands rather than just one.- Sa- have come to (dealing with) this (legislation) a little later 'It's touched a nerye with dog lovers: said Johnson. Wilson and: Bob Mintzer respectively. hanto. ich said. than we should have,'' Fitzwater said. Reagan's own decision to make In Arizona, two women base expanded the idea and andleature Afro-Cuban 'salsa rhythms. the SJSU Jan Studies programs en- Fitzwater said it was the dramatic trip to the Hill to seek votes. produced a canine cookbook titled. "Butch's Biscuit Rook: said Sabanovich, who is also director of the Modern Jan En- ters four B177 groups in the festival competition each year: two To some, the trip signaled -: incorrectly as it turned Front Scraps to Scrumptious. ’ semble. small combos, a jazz vocalist group and the Modern Jan En- out that Reagan had the votes he needed. Otherwise, here's people out there uho 10%-e irand then there Other instrumentals, such as Frank Foster's "Shiny semble. why would he make such a big gesture and then lose? are people who couldn't he bothered to cinok their OWII kids Stockings." feature "straight-ahead jazz and swing:* he said. SJSU jazz groups have won first and second place in dif- Sen. Patrick Leahy. D-Vt., describing the rush of ac- cookies, much less their dog.'' INinna Thalheimer of Flags- "I'm excited about 'In the 811%. " Sabanovich said. "It's ferent categories each year for the past live years. The Modern tivity associated with the arrival of the presidential motor- taff. the book's co-author. said in a telephone interview. a very complex, demanding arrangement for a large ill-piece Jan Ensemble placed first in the Rig Band division last year. cade and the Secret Service contingent. said. '-this demon- She said the idea has become the latest craze in some orchestra... Sabanovich said. stration looks almost like the landing at Normandy. with all places. Thalheimer and co-author Sharon Anderson recently The Modern Jan Ensemble takes an improvisational ap- "I'm really proud ot all the members of the band this se- the ears running in. everybody running around, guard dogs got 250 orders in lust two weeks from San Antonio, Texas. proach to its playing. Although improvisation is not unusual in mester... Sabanovich said. ''They've been working very hard. Former graduate studies dean, author James W. Brown dies Veto override Spartan Daily By I.isa linhadilla of Chicago. Brown's wife said he was "very en Serving the San Jose State paves job road Daily staff writer thrown came to SJSU in 1953 as an ergetic, he always had a project going University Community Former dean of graduate studies and associate professor of education. In He taught and wrote, was an author and sActi AstiA.ro lAltml At least S600 million worth of Cali- Since 1934 author of audio-visual and travel text- 1959, he became the dean of graduate editor. He wrote 26 books and edited fornia free11.1k ktmstruction (UCPS 509-480) books, Professor F.rneritus James W studies. Ile resigned his position as dean textbooks for II editions," she said is poised to begin Ivcause of the Brown died of a heart attack Wednesday to return to teaching in Instructional Brown wrote the travel book. "Before U.S. Senate's in erride last week* .,her ot California Neapaper Putrlidx.r. inoming. He was 73. Technology. He retired in 1976. you go to Great Britain. ’ 1,on In f a presidential coo and it.. Puhlt.hed dadv Brown, born in Hampford. Wash., After his retirement. Brown wrote "He was an excellent writer, a very gow State 1. ni,er.to. during the .ollegc The tivenide tit President !he opium. epre,ed ot the paper are nor attended the University of Washington. and edited textbooks, produced films- prolific writer." said colleague Jerry Reagan's veto ot .fll S88 billion' thine ot the Depanmcnt ot Journalion Ile received a master's degree and doc- trips, and wrote travel books, his wife Kemp of the Instructional Resource Cen- .1 Ma, Commutruatton, thv lost,to Ada. transportation hill also paves torate in education from the University Shirley said. ter. the ,111.11.1. aro qudent ne i.uIIr orgattatron Mad ,Aay tor a boost in the 55 mph t...,nproon. Act:pled on J remarnJer of .erne.tr. "He was a very creative. dynamic, . Fun Si' Each .erneoer speed limit to 65 mph on 1,200 aadenuc re,n. hard-working individual." he said. OP Lamm,. prue '""in- 1 .ent. On Spartaguide tildes of rural interstate freeways , mo1710 deltwo pal for through A,osiated Si,, "h:veryone liked Dean Brown throughout the state. 'the road- dent, SO per parisavong candled .tudetir he was jovial and genial,- said Rex Phone ',diurnal 277 11141 ad,em.ing 177 iii Assoc sited Students Leisure Serv- Maim Influence on Personal Well Being v,ays include long stretches or In- PontesIhs Park. Pro, Burbank, chairman of the Humanities krkke ices will have sign ups for the Intramural at 4 p.m. tomorrow in Science Building. Brown, terstate 5. California's main Po.tinaFer wrul an addre, .orreLtions to Ikpartment, who was associate dean at James Tournament from 8 a.m. to 5 north -south artery. and Interstate. Spartan Durl, San In,, 51. 1 nocrsoo One tennis Room 164. Call Oscar Battle at 277- the time Brown was dean of graduate . dead at 73 ...Immo. Square. sat, Jose. CA US 19:. in in ttxlay in the Student Activities Of- 15. the popular desert link be- 3622 for information. studies. Ike Call Liz at 277-2858 for infonna- San Jose: his son, Greg Hnnwn of San tween Southern Calitornia and STAFF (RBI. Financial Management Association "He was a human being first, and a Jose: and his stepsons. Brent Norman 01 .as Vegas. Nes F door Scott G Hamilton will sponsor speaker Ed Bogardt from college administrator second. He was al- Morgan Hill and Mark Norman 01 State officials said the Sen- Advertising Director I ynn Hunk. Community Committee for Interna- the Catalytic Association at 5 p.m. to- ways warm and pleasant. - Mountain View. ate's override will also translate City Editor Paula Ray Chnsbansen Bross n us survived by his wife. Shir- A memorial service will be held into 55.5 billion and hundreds of News Editor Frank Michael Russell tional Students will have Conversation- morrow in the Student Union Costanoan ROCCO engineers, Assistant News Editor Sue Ktyabo in -English Groups for all international Room. ('all Moreen Atwell at 296-3842 ley Brown: his daughters Pamela Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Oak Hill Funeral thousands of jobs tor Forum Editor Andy Bird students at 10 a.m, today in Administra- for information. of Hollister. Martha Venoff of law An- Home and Memorial Park. 300 Curtner laborers and road workers Assistant Forum (Misr Dan Kier tion Building. Room 222. Call Muriel geles; stepdaughter Welke Rosene of Ave in San low. Sports Editor Len Gutman Feature Fdltor Janell Hail Andrews at 279-4575 for inforniation. Fnteclainer Editor Amy 1 Pabalan Industrial Design Student Associa- Paolo Editor Apra Sven tion will accept work for a display at 6 Associate Editors Oscar Guerra Theatre Arts Department will spon- p.m. tomommw in the Art Building, F C Walters sor an advertising representative front Chief Photographer .lulle [Sennett Room 109. Call Evelyn King at 277- Volvo at 3 p.m today in the Studio The- Retell Advertising Manager Jell Ogden 8154 for information. Downtown Retail Advertising Manager ater in Hugh Gillis Hall. Call Ringer Wal- Jenny Mahlrnan Swimwear Fashion Show lis .11 277-2763 for information National Advertising Mangier lee Cooper 581100.1 Assistant Marlow Washburn Hall will be the host for a itanpaCravoshaer IRM Club will have a discussion on discussion about the effects of alcohol Marketing Manager Sheryl Corker between Edison. and Every Tuesday Night Co-op Manager Jennifer Munclay the differences ism on the adult children of alcoholics at Special Sections Manager Jett Ilausis I M at 5 p.m. today in the Student 9 p.m tomorrow night in Washburn's Special Sections Assistant Manager Ii 'Costanoan Room, Call Simeon Weber at ,77 Julie Ranks Formal lounge. Call Beth An Manager Adam Mown Aninson at 279-21492 for infomiation. 8959 for information. Production Director Michael P Fos Reporters Alpha Phi Omega Co-ed Servicc lairy Aragon, Ehsna Arnone. John tiagtoy $ 1 well drinks & call drinks Dawd Harry inane Ilanarann Anne M Halt. Fraternity will hold its weekly meeting 1.5a linparhita P.p. Bagel Tom Dunlap. Ste tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the Student Union phen Cnisnn Judith Faught. Mark Foyer Jell Almaden Room, Call Victoria at 998- Goularte. Deborah G Guadan Hans ingebret ALL NITE sen, Victor Manuel Inaunra (Soya Jhala. Gene (1160 for information. Johnson Jr Deborah J Kaplan Jute I Oren aen. Stephanie KA Nocnois Rosa Tong ice will have a Photographers Spartan Juggling Club Robert Airolch kikhael Burke. Joe Gown, Craig meeting/membership drive at 6:30 p.m. KohlruSs. John R I awrence. Edward I eclesma. tonight upstairs in the Student Union. Brad Mangin. Nancy Nadel, lull J PONorOse. George Sakkested Call Brad at 277-2402 for infomiation. Artists OMANI., Regina Aviles. Shannon RANI. Si. LSAT Hillel Jewish Student Association phew. Chnsta Cook Danny I ea Cathy Corinne Moneta Sheryl \Overdo will have a lunch and learn at noon to' Karen Waller sorrow at the Campus Ministry. ('all Notonot Account erect/tans Sandy Silver at 294-8311 fur informa- Carol 'tuber. Sharon Cino. Suaanne Sena., tion. SWIM Sections Account EitimutIv. Call days, eves or weekends the Tr.. 1105,10til. Barbara Hanscom. Veronica ANtirea I'lanning and Placement 27 0841 litorketing Consultants Career Joffe. Garrett. Colette Makes. Pan. McOuillen Center will hold a Resume I workshop at ton Ann Umber, Johnny Yu 2 p.m. tomorrow in Engineering Build- Account Etricuttrer ing Room 327. ('all Deb Hoogaard at The Pruneyard Roo Cheryl Chaffin. Athena Chokes, Vic IKAPLAN IONA Fakes Patrick Fvans Wesley Fong Chris 277-2272 for information. SUNLIT N IDIKATIOIllt (INTO ITO Johnston Wendy ocintwuntc. Jan Kress. lurch Will LO®K (next to Upstart Crow) I a /fil II Nolvden. Jerry Ilaymnd, Ga,i Tay.. Kendra A I, All AN '.17714 NI lil vangriskiikar, ion tirgaro Student's Association will hold a Campbell 371-3801 discussion entitled Mental Hygiene: A & Terrace Sports Monday, April 6, 1987/Spartan Dail) Academics top priority for Spartans' No.1 seed

Hy Jeff t;oularte First, Heritzlioff resigned to accept "Shelly has been the leader on the Daily staff writer a coaching offer from UCSB. Even- team." Visser said. "She's a tough, ex- It college athletics is to overcome tually, two players, Including Thomp- perienced player who can handle the society's negative stereotypes of the col- son, decided to transfer. Finally, three pressure of playing No. I . lege athlete. Mee student/athletes like players had eligibilty problems. The end "She faces a lot of different styles SJSU women's tennis player Shelly result was a tennis program in disarray. of players and knows when to change her Stockman will he needed Itespite opening the season with style of play. From a coaches standpoint, Stockman, a senior from Seattle. only four players - Stockman and fel- it's nice to know you're going to get pro- Wash., excels both on the court and in low seniors Kristen Hilldebrand and duction from her the classroom. She is intelligent, a hard- Stockman is a tenacious, steady worker and the top-player for the Spar- competitor, who rarely makes unforced tans. In short, she epitomizes what the errors. She has all the tools - good ideal college athlete should be 'People get so caught up serve, consistent backhand, and, above Instead of hecoming engrossed with all. determination - required to be an her sport to the point of losing the proper in the competitive side of excellent collegiate player. academic perspective. Stockman's pn - "I like to play as competitively and mary goal in attending college has been sports, they forget what aggressively as I can," Stockman said. to receive a quality education. "I try not to give up and to make the "College athletics should be a way they're in college for.' other person beat me. for young athletes to continue their -Shelly Stockman "I have the attitude that if they're sports careers, but secondary to educa- SJSU tennis player going to beat me, they're going to have tion," Stockman said. "People get so to hit their best shots past me. I'm not caught up in the competitive side of going to roll over and let them win." sports, they forget what they're in col- This winning attitude was best illus- lege for Jeannie Pasley-Miller and sophomore trated in Stockman's match against Stockman hasn't forgotten. and will Whitney Clarke - the Spartans man- Fresno State's Julie Frasier March 28. graduate on time this spring with a de- aged to win their first three contests, but In that match between two of the gree in public relations In June. Stock- Stockman said the team's attitude wasn't conferences' top singles players. Stock- man will begin working full-time for a very condusive to producing a winning man wanted to avenge her March 4, 1-6. Seattle-based public relations advertising season. 1-6 loss to Frasier. firm. "Initially, the team was discour- Stockman jumped out to a 241 lead, Stockman has been at SJSU for aged," Stockman said. "We were re- but Frasier countered and soon led 5-2. three years. Her college career began at signed to the fact we were going to have A confident Stockman adjusted her strat- Texas A&M -- a long way from Seattle. a terrible season. We just wanted to get egy and eventually won 7-5, 6-4. where she was horn and raised. F.ven- by and get the season over with." "I was psyched-up for that match." tually, a longing hr return to the West Their next six matches, all losses, Stockman said. "Julie's a good, strong Coast and the realization that the school seemed to reflect that attitude. The team player who's had a lot of good wins. didn't place enough emphasis on educa- played hard, but injuries and illnesses "Winning that match helped my tion, brought Stockman to San Jose. contributed significantly to SJSU's los- game and my mental attitude. I haven't "A&M didn't expect a whole lot ing streak. been like that in a while." from you academically." Stockman Since the middle of March, though. Part of the reason Stockman's men- said. "They were more concerned with the Spartans have won five straight tal attitude hasn't been as sharp as in the how you did lithe court. matches, raising their record to 8-6. past is because she has an afternoon class "I liked it in Texas, hut education is Stockman has been one of more visible that causes her to miss two practice ses- very important to me. That's one of the team leaders during the streak, and she sions a week. main reasons why I transferred." likes what she sees. "No doubt. (the lack of practice) Stockman said former Spartan "The season's been tough, but has hurt my game," she said. "But if I coach I .isa Beritzholf, who stressed aca- we're doing better than we all anticipated didn't get my education, I wouldn't have demic's, led her to SJSIl I we would," Stockman said. "People are anything to fall back on. Our coach emphasized puny to picking up and doing well individually." "Sports' goals are good, but I see class and getting good grades." Stock- Stockman has competed at No.1 college sports more as helping a student man said. "It was better for me it) get a and No.2 singles this year and has an get through school. It's a matter of per- balance between academics and tennis." overall record of 7-7. In doubles, her re- spective. You have to realize your limi- Hut Stockman's resolve is not con- cord stands at 9-4. In the PCAA confer- tations." fined to the classroom. She has compiled Visser doesn't mind the scheduling an impressive list of accomplishments in conflict because Stockman is a senior, her two years at SJSI./. and feels she should be afforded some She was named the 1985 NorPac 'She (Shelly Stockman) is leeway. Newcomer of the Year and made the all - '"the lack of practice hurt her in the Amid - Daily staff photographer tournament team lest year. Stockman a tough, experienced early part of the season, but she's played Robert was again named to the all-tournament herself into shape," Visser said. team and made the all-conference team player who can handle the With the team playing better, Spatial' Shelly Stockman. top-seeded woman's tennis player, smashes a serve against a Santa Clara while compiling a 19-1(1 record at No.2 Stockman is optimistic the Spartans will opp tit ednesday. Stockman, a senior. is also a member of the Spartans' No.1 doubles team. singles and a 17-6 record at No.2 dou- pressure of playing No. I .' continue improving. bles with Chandra Thompson. - Mary Visser, "The situation is a lot better than it Stockman. who turned 21 on March SJSU women's tennis coach was," she said. "It took a while for us to 15, had high expectations entering this, adjust to Mary, but we're doing better her final season Lor one, she would be now. playing No. I singles and doubles - she "As a team, we'd like to finish in was anticipating the challenge of playing ence she is 1-2 at both singles and dou- the top-five in the conference. Individu- the opposing team's best players. Also. bles. ally, I want to play the best I can - like the Spartans were primed for their first When compared to her previous I know lean. If I do that, I 'II have quite season in the competitive PCAA confer- seasons, Stockman's '87 record a few more wins." ence. shouldn't be construed as a drop-off in Stockman's educational attitude is But, adversity struck the Spartans performance. The competition at No.1 is refreshing. College athletics, and societ I early in the tell semester as SJSII c.is tough and varied. Yet SJSU coach Mary for that matter, would be better oft it beginning practice for the upcoming Visser can always expect Stockman to more student/athletes were to adopt her son. give the team her best effort. responsible outlook on life. Spartans tamed by Bulldogs By Stark Foyer score tour points wins the game.) Giudicelli and Chris Gcrety 2-6. 210 Daily stall writer In addition to missing the volleys. "Malcolm was down from losing SJSU's Bisto Moilanen came very Moilanen also slipped and fell twice dur- his match, and I played a little shaky," close to losing to Fresno State's Vinnic ing that set. Moilanen said. "We were then able to offany .LSK ring. Giudicilli in the Spartans' IICAA match Part of the reason was the court was get a couple service breaks, and things against the Bulldogs Thursday.. moist to due the light drizzle that fell started to go our way." trailing 3-5 in the third set. Moila- during the early part of the match. Moi- The No.2 doubles team rallied to nen was down triple-match point. Hut he lanen lost the second set 1-6. win the next two sets 6-4, 7-5 to win the The drizzle stopped early in the match. . 4 A47;iii third set, but the court was still wet "It was good to see Malcolm bo- $3 Tennis enough to halt the match with the score unce back from the singles loss." said tied 6-6 and Moilanen leading in the tie- John Hubbell. SJSU men's tennis coach. was able to overcome the adversity to breaker 4-1. The other victory for the Spartans win the game. Moilanen fell over backwards in was third seed Paul Carbone's come- "On the first (match) point, I was disbelief that the match would be halted from-behind 2-6, 6-4, 7-6 win. lucky," Moilanen said "I was able to with him so close to winning it. "He is starting to get a little more off any 14K ring. control the points the other two times. "It stopped raining at that point and aggressive," Hubbell said. He eventually won the game, then I had a feeling that the courts would be The rest of the day for the Spartans won the match 6-4. I -6, 7-6. dry in two to three minutes," Moilanen was about as dark as the clouds that sur- Unfortunately for the Spartans. said. rounded South Campus. Moilanen's was one of only three Sure enough, the match resumed a Second seed Tom Sheehan lost in $15 . (dt e.1.4..2 t matches they won, as the Bulldogs de- couple of minutes later. Moilanen won straight sets to John Soto 3-6, 2-6. Fifth feated SJSU 6-3. the tiebreaker 7-2 to win the match. seed Gary Peralta fell to Chris Macias The Spartans fell to 8-8 overall, 3-2 Moilanen had only a few minutes to 0-6, 3-6. Number six seed Paul 1.iccardo in PCAA play. The Bulldogs improved rest before starting his doubles match lost to Gerety 1-6. 1-6. their overall record to 16-9. with teammate Malcolm Allen. In doubles play, Carbone and Shee- After winning the first set 6-4, Moi- Allen. the No.1 seeded singles- han lost to Leclercq and Eric Siegle 6-7, lanen found himself losing in the second player, lost a heartbreaker to Jean Lc- 4-6 The No.3 doubles team of Licca- off any 10K ring. set 0-4. clercq 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. Allen and Moilanen rado and Peralta fell to Macias and Soto "In two games of that set, we were lost the first set of their doubles match to 0-6. 2-6. tied at 3-3. I missed two volleys in the second game, or the score might have on the gold ring of your choice. For cornplet( been 2-2 instead of 0-4," Moilanen said. For one week only, order and save In NC A tennis, the first person to details, see your Jostens representative I Ill'S UIldS( )1 Nlusic CI 11 OMEGA ttOSTENS I 'r( idlyl)resci Its The Si )riti 1987 Pledge Class Debi- 1r Karen I Iiimatai 11 Date: April 6-10 Time: 10-6 I=a or* Robynn lldIcy I lac It Ted Uy Place: Spartan Bookstore Deposit: $20 n Algal SPA RTA N FREE SNACK ii(X)KSTOR li I hilly SPARTA \ Service IA our Music Special Sect kX1 Mayor APO' 22 With the purchase of a Josten's ring, you will receive a coupon, value up to Ad deadline April llils semester's all yours! Spartan Shops Food Service area. 2771171 $5.00. redeemable at any retail Spartan Daily/Monday. April 6. 198 7 Campus ,

Bloom County Berke Breathed Yesterdaily On This Date. TV Yeeiff /13 NOV MOW Elf141.14Y WWII NC SNOW ar Olf 7#S' TIE sairr MO,: r- Campus . .in 1965 4042 RAWLY 6111,1 WY V Or vrosrrente. ,104/1711ti69 , WIN Alb N4REP CaoftrafT OF 44E --I.., Mal' OW Witt FOIL letters addressed hi [RC California State Tinsel-al, Board It will be the greatest thing since upon D-Day rhousands CaWalPERY. Mal Ar 2-11 f *MAR of Trustees Chairman Dale R. Ride ermine the helia% iiir of thousands of SJS students will participate in an invasion ot 41r5 CSU Chancellor W. Ann Reynolds. Whiten by two CSU presi- heretofore undreamed of proportions. dents. the letters strongly object to Reynolds' treatment of the The very thought of Faster Week strikes awe, if nor tem late President Richard Rutwell of California State Uni%ersity at into the hearts and souls of the residents of I alma Rea, Dominguez Hills. nervous. sunny Southern California beach city Laguna is preparing for the in', asion. Given to the I Alti Angeles Times by an unidentified Confident that !heir town is about to he overrun by.a thun source, the letters were written by Thomas H. Day, president of doing horde of beer-drinking barbanans. the good citizens ot San Diego State University. and Stephen Horn, president of I.aguna Reach are even now reinforcing their latches. hattening California State University at long Reach. their hatches, and making arrangements to send their daughters to the mountains for the weekend. ] Rutwell died on Feb. IS. two weeks after Reynolds sug- gested that he find another job, according to the Times. Isaac Newt Sheila Neal . . in 1973 "The chancellor's behavior toward presidents, exhibited DYEING I'VE ALWAYS DID YOU EVER NOTICE repeatedly over the years privately and publicly, creates a con- The county sports arena must clear two obstacles before NOEIODY tinual apprehension EAsTER YEP 1-IA7ED SAO VU 14014 MUO4 THE 1414rTE that one will suddenly have to deal with construction begins, according to Santa Clara County Supervi WARD -WILED surprise personalized attacks and erratic stir I kini Cortese. EG6S9 HAD TO PART OF A HARD- charges with bizzare EGGS overtones," Day wrote. "There is no doubt in my mind that The Hoard of Supervisors must approve a site location and EAT BOILED EGG LXICS such behavior conthbuted to a good man's distress." the terms of the financing, he said. MEM. LIKE 714E 141ITE Several sites arc being considered by the board. The sites )141 PART OF YOUR In a statement issued last week. Reynolds said, "I deny of San Jose. Santa Clara. Mountain View and Milpitas haie all ', EYEBAu.?,- that I have ever mistreated any president, either as a result of made their bids. N- the evaluation of the performance of that president or in the San Jose's site was the original proposal and the one tin contest of any meeting where personal differences may have which the Stanford Research Institute based its $18.000 feasi- occurred." bility study. \

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April 6. 19147/Spartan Daily Education UPD chief swears in new cadets policy Nine students join program challenged CADETS. from noel, I The cadets. finishing their first series of 'The hardest part was mock MARCH, front /we / tests, were initiated into SJSrs cadet pnigam California State University at Long Beach .thursday at the Spartan Memorial chapel, where situations, where we had to call and University of California al Santa liar. they took their oath and were issued badges. they weren't the only ones in lip-top in correct procedures for drunk bars. But Most have mentioned the need for bus shape. said one the cadets. driving or hit and runs.' funding. The schools include SJSU, San "Everyone's happy," of looking good. Francisco State University. University of "We've got a new chief he's Jackie Lonero He even got his hair done for tiiday. California at Santa Cruz. Stanford Univer- 11e1t tirtiv ersity police cadet sity and northern California community I ew Schism university police chief, gave the colleges, Tan said. ceremonial speech. just in About 400 people from Chinatown in "You're the cream of the crop, not All the cadets agreed that it was hard to get San Francisco ha% e confirmed, hut five law enforcement, hut with people in general." where they are now Their program included ex- buses will hold only 250 people. Van said. The most important part of the job is to be tensive lectures on law and physical training. situations. He said San Francisco State's A.S. ethical, he said. "The hardest part was mock for originally allocated $3,000 to set up the You have to decide to live a life beyond re- where we had to call in correct procedures communications center and have given proach. Your standards must he higher than the drunk driving or hit and runs," I Amen) said. money totaling about 512,000. rest of the community holds... he said. As the newly ornamented cadets went over use Van summed up the importance of the the chief led them through the oath to to the (JPI) office to celebrate. one stood behind. event by saying "it's a good beginning to their miwei in a just manner, and conduct them- "We just had to learn, the officers had to in the fight for education ’ selsesellusally. teach us, that was the hardest part . they put he held for the rest of your The march was called by the African, " I his oath is to as much time as we did," said !kiln Discher, and said. Black Student Statewide Alliance. Califor- lite,.. lie he ran to catch up with the others ,111 UPIE nia Statewide Student Movement of Anlan lie then pinned the badges the cadets. The cadets may go on to work for the the man in the class program to learn and Asian Pacific Student t!nion. Jackie Loner, the city police or just be in the :the SJSU groups sponsonng the said," It's great to he here. I'm just like one of the about the law, said cadet coordinator. Bruce march are Asian Students in Action Now, guys." 1.owe . Nancy Nadel Daily star photographer MEChA. Black Alliance of Scientific En- Admiring his badge. Chris Rind added. The program. which lasts for four years. Cadet Lt. Johnson Fong. left, gives a final inspection to current cadets before the grad- gineers. El Concilli, I ann 'It's nice. This is what I'm going to do for a ca- starts out with an introduction into law and then uation of the new University Police Department cadets Thursday. Standing at attention reer. I've taken the first step.'' focuses on actual police experience. Engineers while Fong inspects are, from left, Kim Koschewski, John Smith. and Jim Renelle. Minority groups increasing GET INTO TH E RESIDENCE HALLS Applications will be available beginning Please apply in education, language crucial Monday, April 6th Person M/NORMI s page / pluralism want minorities to retain theu own cultures and customs within the sv s Pick yours up in the However. 77 percent of white stu- 'Extraordinary, tern of the majority ethnic group. Must bring dents graduate from high school. com- Residential Life Office Padilla also listed sonic stereotype - pared to 69 percent of black students, 67 immediate and long-term first floor, valid student on why minority students lag so tar N. West Hall percent of Native American students and ID with hind the white majority in learning. 44 percent Hispanic students. Only programs must be They include myths that some mi you when Asian student,. compare well to whites in implemented (in nority groups are genetically inferior in high school education, with a 76 percent applying learning abilities. Others claim the cul- graduation rate, he said. education) for a system tures of these groups do not enhance the Asian students also have a higher value of education. Still others say sk ills Questions? proportion of college graduates. he said. that maximizes learned in other cultures are not adapta- In trying to explain the higher rate Cali ble to American culture, so these minori- of motivation for education aiming Asian everyone's potential.' ties cannot cope. Padilla said. 277-2126 students in this country'. l'adilla said that Amado "Extraordinary. immediate and Asians have not faced the colonialin- Padilla, long-term programs must he imple- tion. exploitation and segregation in Latino educator and psychologist mented liii education) tor a system that America that blacks, Hispanics and Na- max imi/es everyone's potential. he tive Americans have faced in the past. said. said. But no minority speaking another "It a student does not have lessons Padilla spoke on factors influencing language has it easy in America. he said. in his Own language, he may fall be- the academic performance or Mexican "Proficiency in English is crucial to hind." Padilla said. American students, the last speech mm, minority students in America." Padilla The decision on whether to teach the series is Tuesday and will be on ps!, said. one or both languages to minority stu- chosocial stress, school climate and aca- The problem facing educators and dents depends on attitudes toward assim- demic achievement of minority students. counselors, however, is whether it is ilation and pluralism. Padilla said. Padilla has been the director of the more beneficial to teach these students Proponents ot assimilation want to Hispanic mental health program at only English or English in conjunction blend minorities into the mainstream. UCI .A for 10 years. with lessons in their own language. he " Americaniling" them Advocates of Student plans to publish new magazine off-campus Announcing the quickest

MAGAZINF, front /me, / one that occurred in December between college credit you'll ever get. semester and I am going to graduate. The the Spartan Review, a conservative group and the maga7ine will both he monthly paper which does not receive taken off campus. I am through with the A.S. funding, and Outspoken. If the 5200 underwrite had passed, At the meeting, w Inch was held it would not have had to have been ap- March 30. Godwin said she would ap- proved by the A.S. hoard of directors be- peal the decision at Wednesday's A.S. cause it doesn't have to approve alloca- meeting. board tions over 5200. 584 7297 But she didn't show. Editors of The Spartan Review. ROBERT McCABE 'I felt it would he a waste of ' which does not receive A.S. funding, Godwin said "les been frustrating. I've have argued that Outspoken should also $ 2 , SOO talked to board members and they've mdpoocrs not he funded. said it was a political issue that they don't want to get involved with "They said that if we were to re- Crur said the hoard did not reject ceive funding we would be controlled by the money on political grounds. the A.S., that we would be subject to "There was speculation that if we censorship like in Russia." said God- allocated to Outspoken. that a lot of win. other politically oriented groups would Godwin said she disagreed with that come forward. but I'm twit sure if that perspective. would have been the case... crur said. "We only wanted one-time fund- Teri (Myer. A.S. director of spon- ing. We weren't going to have A.S. di- sored programs, said she was influenced rectors on our board." she said. by the possible political fight The Spartan Daily is the only on- Cooper, during the course of the campus publication that receives A.S. special allocations meeting, asked for a funding, used to pay for subscriptions to vote on a 520) allocation to the group. students on campus. It failed as only Cooper voted for it "I voted for the 5200 underwrite because Marlene Godwin and the group have made progress in putting out their Imagarine). she said. Cooper said she proposed the $200 SPARTAN underwrite to avoid a political fight like .411113 i For all the long your MU Student Loan. classes you've Vile even have a full staff of sweated through, education loan experts ready and even the ones to answer any questions you ni,..., Try Our you're about to, we're might have. And some you haven't offering one form of credit even thought of yet. On any type of 3 Piece Box I VEER OF I that's sure to be a breeze. plan you might want. The MU Student Loan. For instance, if your folks want to help of Chicken, I ME MONTH" I %Wye made getting one quick and easy fund your future at college, you might want via our state-of-the-art computerized sys- to check out our special tuition plans from Canned Soda tem. Now, not only can we process your The Tuition Plan. Wre the only bank in the I HARP application in a record time of 24 hours, but business to offer these tailor-made payment & LAGER I by punching a few buttons, our counselors plans which include a Monthly Budget Pro- can tell you the status of your loan in a gram, a Pre-Payment Program and an Educa- 2 Cookies From Ireland matter of seconds. tion Loan Program. S330 What's more, after you secure a loan with So before you make The Big Decision on us, you can be secure it will remain with us. which bank to go with, take a minute and $400 Because we would never transfer your call us toll -free for a MH Student Loan Coupons will be a A Pint loan to some unknown institution like other application. %Wye made it all very easy. Accepted After banks do. Because college is hard enough. With This 4PM ONLY And, if by chance, you already have a Coupon student loan with another bank, that's no Call I 800 MHT-GRAD problem. We can easily consolidate it with We'll help you get where you want to go. Present Coupon Good Through When Ordering April 10, 1987 721 MANUFACTURERS VA HANOVER LGood Thru 4-I