Spartan Daily Volume 71, Number 66 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Friday, December 8, 1978

Frat censured over poster 'Get bombed' flyer 'in poor taste'

By Mike Myslinski condemning the advertisement and apology by sending a letter to the censor Pi Kappa 'Alpha for this type BE PATRIOTIC ... A campus fraternity has been asking for a public apology, after of unacceptable material." censured by the A.S. council for its learning of the flyer from Roy distribution of a flyer the council Schneider, chairman of the A.S. The fraternity used the Pearl The Pearl Harbor reference GET BOMBED ON determined to be in poor taste. Inter-Cultural Steering Committee, Harbor reference because it "smacks of racism," Schneider sounded catchy, Unruh said, and not Pi Kappa Alpha was censured the body which oversees the ac- said. because Pi Kappa Alpha wanted to Wednesday for promoting a party tivities of campus foreign student offend anyone. PEARL HARBOR DAY! held on Pearl Harbor Day by groups. The party announcement EOP 300 flyers urging "We've even got Japanese distributing depicted a squadron of cartoon to "Be Patriotic ... Get John Unruh, treasurer for Pi members," he added. students airplanes with verbal messages Bombed On Pearl Harbor Day !’ Kappa Alpha, said yesterday the In his statement to the A.S. TORA fraternity didn't mean to offend Council, Schneider urged the council coining from the pilots of each DEC. 7Th ToRA lo plane. The The council voted to send a anyone and would comply with the to "prevent this type of derogatory messages ranged from ToRA "Tora! Tora! Tora!" letter of censure to the fraternity council's request for a public material from being posted and to to "Banzai!" PI KAPPA ALPHA! to bold lettering giving the address of the fraternity and urging those 499 S. FIFTH Reduction being considered interested to "be there at 2100 hours!"

Twelve council members voted Athletic budget cuts planned to censure, two voted against the *11’ move and two abstained. BANzAl "I can't see reprimanding By Dan Miller lose." Crosby couldn't speculate where them," council member Karen "Expect to make some kind of they will be made. .41oPyr budget cut." The sports programs, recruiting Bluth said before voting against the 4- BE THERE AT That's what Academic Vice- and the staffs will not be affected mandate. The fraternity probably "We don't President Hobert Burns told the this year, added Crosby. This year's want to cut any of the "meant no harm," she added. 2100 HOURS!! programs," SJSU Athletic Department ac- budget has already been approved. Crosby said. If asked to cut back "I find it offensive," (9.p.) cording to Associate Athletic 10 percent, we might cut council all sport member Marlene Ogawa Director Jon Crosby Wednesday. "We are very concerned, programs 10 percent. said. "It's RE:ESA viiAml like bringing up the EQ,...41. CoMoltrwr, P4irrY, &PS though, because the budget could past." ELANISBLEwIlti "We have no idea though how change next month and relate back "We offer as many or more Council member Marty Schram much the department will be asked to our staff because they are state programs than anyone else in our also voted against the censure vote. to cut back to meet the 10 percent employees and not supported by conference and we'd like to continue YouR LAiT CHANCE To PART/ BeFoRE FINAL, budget cut on the CSUC system as organizations such as the Spartan that. The vote to censure came after called for by the governor," Crosby Foundation," Crosby said. A.S. Vice-President Joe Trippi said. "The department wants to offer reminded the council it does not Pi Kappa Alpha was censured by the A S. Council Right now, the department is the greatest number of programs to have the power to dictate what a because of its distribution of the above flyer. A The budget cut has not been serve the campus organization considering several areas where greatest number of can or cannot public apology was requested of the fraternity. fully digested by the entire system possible cuts may be made, but students." publish. and hasn't filtered down to the in- dividual departments yet, but athletics will be one of the first places the system will look to make cuts, according to Crosby. National computerized catalog automates library "Athletics is traditionally the first place people look to make a now come off the OCLC and are that's not yet shelved," budget cut," Crosby said, "because By Don McCarthy College Library Center Inc., a nationwide with two computer new book by the computer. That of the public sentiments. national cataloging system, has terminals in the second floor presorted Edith Crowe, assistant librarian, New technology is refashioned staff work and will cataloging department. process has greatly reduced said, "When people are forced to revolutionizing the SJSU library, bring benefits to library users. typographical errors on the cards, Patrons will find a book by "I haven't used it much but the choose between athletics and Originally the 0.C.L.C., Inc. is a Olsen related. changing the way you find a book. getting a printout from a computer potential is tremendous," she biology or athletics and English, the in a computer bank. SJSU According to Harold Olsen, catalog which should make locating books The library will soon have an remarked. "With enough money, we athletic department will always up with 800 other libraries director of library services, Ohio hooks simpler. The printout will have a automated circulation service based could produce things otherwise "zebra" code as is used for boxed on OCLC, Olsen said. impossible. The system has the cereals and other products now. capability of categorizing materials Inter-library loans will cost less by field of language, rather than SJSU was the first in the CSUC using OCLC, Olsen said. The cost of only subject, author, title." Honor society captures to use the cataloging system. After such loan is normally M. With OCLC title its trial term here, the system is the cost will be 87 cents, Olsen said. The time saved by OCLC frees being installed throughout the some staff to give more attentive Tau Delta Phi, SJSU's honor society, won out over College Bowl questions stressed general CSUC. The computer will list the service to users, Olson noted. 15 other teams to grab first place in Wednesday's all- knowledge in such fields as science, literature, sports libraries which have the desired day College Bowl competition held in the S.U. and history. The main use for the catalog is item and getting the loan will be a Olson predicted the system will Ballroom. SJSU will take part in a regional College Bowl in purchasing books now. The matter of putting the request into the be the largest library in the world in The score in the final playoff was Tau Delta Phi, competition in the spring at Stanford, Davis said. listings supplied by the other terminal, Olsen explained. a few years. 370, Air Force ROTC, 120. Participants in Wednesday's playoffs will elect an libraries are used for information on Tau Delta Phi members Tom Mallon, Dave all-star team to represent SJSU at the regionals. titles the library wants to buy. "The cataloging system is very "OCI,C is becoming dominant," Sturrock, Molly Olds and Chuck Miller will share the The cards for the card catalog useful when I'm tracking down a he said. first place plaque and a $100 gift certificate from the Also competing Wednesday were teams from the Spartan Bookstore. school of humanities and arts, ASPIRE, the Student They (Tau Delta Phi! were very strong overall," Union, the Spartan Daily, Phi Delta Theta, Kappa said Sarah Davis, the recreation administration major Delta, human performance, and the Gay Student who organized the quiz game. In one match, the first Union. In addition, there were two independent teams New technology improves library; place winners amassed 400 points, a nearly perfect and two identified a the "Wheel Barrows" and the score, Davis said. "Dorset Root Ganglions." skyrocketing costs hamper service

As part of an ongoing administrative reorganization, While new technology is improving the SJSU library, the library cut back on the number of student employees consistent double-digit inflation is hampering service, this semester. according to Harold Olsen, director of library services. "We overshot on our cutbacks, Olsen said. The The cost to libraries nationally of hardbound books library has been hurt by the lack of student help as a rose 67 percent in the period 1970-76, $10.42 to $17.39, a result of the overshot, Olsen related. study by educational finance economist Fritz Malchup The library also decreases staff in summer by the use indicates. of the 10 month plan for employees, Olsen said. He is at- The cost of periodical subscriptions jumped 116 tempting to match peak use periods with roughly percent, from $10.41 to $22.52. proportional staff increases and decreases. "Over the last five years," Olsen said, "inflation has The university's recently released "Fifth Year Ac- been 14 percent a year for universtiy Libraries." Only oil, a creditation Report" recommended the library remain relatively small portion of educational budgets, has a open until midnight Monday through Thursday. Olsen higher rate of inflation for American universities, the won't extend the hours for security reasons. director said. "This building has too many nooks and crannies," he the university Olsen said the Malchup's figures are indicative of what said. "And most of the assaults around the campus closes down at 10 p.m. has happened to the SJSU library. have occurred after He said, however, he would be in favor of extending Olsen noted libraries are especially hurt on foreign the library hours in the newly approved building which exchange. Some libraries are establishing foreign ac- will be constructed begining in March. Again, he said counts in order to avoid the effects of continual dollar hy Paul ChIrrn staying open until midnight will depend on the level of A team from Air Force ROTC face the Tau Delta Phi team in playoff corn- devaluation when buying foreign books and periodicals, security in and around the new building. petition during SJSU's College Bowl. Tau Delta Phi emerged victorious. he said.

A resolution establishing an student housing in the SJSU Wednesday the council also make across-the-board budget agency that will investigate the neighborhood, the agency will adopted two more resolutions cuts. availability of student housing in report back to the A.S. Council no proposed by the executive To qualify for the 1980 ballot, the campus area was adopted by later than March 1 of next year. foursome. a little more than 500,000 the A.S.Council Wednesday. "There is also a need to One dealt with the formation signatures must be gathered, A.S. Council forms The agency will consist of determine which landlords in the of a committee, to be appointed Ryan told the council. council members, represen- campus area, if any, have passed by president Ryan, to study the The final resolution adopted tatives from the A.S. executive their Proposition 13 savings along feasibility of having A.S. support Wednesday gave A.S. a new, branch, the campus dorms, to their tenants in the form of a statewide drive to put a "will of official motto: Students Serving agency to explore fraternities, sororities, renter's rebates," the housing the people" initiative on the Students. University Housing Office, the resolution states. ballot for the November, 1980 Council member Pam community and some landlords. The resolution was sponsored statewide elections. Wagner said it "seems stupid" A.S. President Maryanne Ryan by the A.S. executive branch: The ballot measure would for the council to put in writing a housing availability will coordinate the selection of President Ryan, Vice-President ask if voters support Gov. Jerry philosophy it has been following persons to staff the Student Joe Trippi, Treasurer Nancy Brown's recent mandate to all along, but added that the Housing Agency. McFadden and Attorney General schools in the California State statement was a good thing to After exploring the status of Bruce Santos. Universities and Colleges to have as a reminder. I.

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A quiet minority recycles CARTER DECLARE5 HUMAN I&NT5 ',5out_ OF U.S. PoL icy /i t NEvi3 ,TEm aluminum to help the earth

By Kim Gardner aluminum, with 20 cans roughly cepts aluminum cans as well as There's a silent minority on equaling a pound. While these glass bottles and newspapers. campus that deserves some figures may not make you rush out list 2\ Yellow Pages also recognition. to empty lots and nearby parks with The companies that will buy your About the only noise you'll hear a large bag, it is money you didn't nearby from them is the quiet clanging of have before. aluminum. empty aluminum cans being tossed You don't have to be a part of a Check with neighborhood kids into a bag or backpack. school, club or community who might individually be collecting Members of this silent minority aluminum can drive to make your cans. Or save them yourself in a box generally conic onto campus in the metallic contribution count. There's by your regular trash container. It late afternoons when most of the convenient ways right at SJSU will take up a little more room, and campus crowds have long departed where you can put your single it's doubtful you'll get rich by doing for their homes and jobs. aluminum can to good ecological it, but it will make you feel good to use. look at that battered box of crushed Kan Gardner is a Spartan Gardens, across from cans and know you're doing Mother Spartan Daily reporter South Campus, on 10th Street, ac- Earth a favor.

This silent minority comes in all shapes and sizes, from student' of holidays looking types to young kids to old Exploitation men and women. They work quietly as they pull aluminum cans from trash containers, or pick up stray bears glittery emptiness cans that have been carelessly tossed onto the grass. By Judy Twitchell fire ... age-tarnished red and green This silent minority is doing us In this post-war, high garlands on street lights and all one large ecological favor by technology, overpopulated, urban shopping center signs that "tran- recycling aluminum cans. sprawl, eroding dollar, over-kill, sform" the ugly strips of land. Whether these people collect the computerized age of which we are a A commercial Christmas, in- cans for substinence, for extra cash, part, can anything genuine still be tensifying a culture already too or for ecological reasons, their found untainted by greed for the concerned with material things, recycling efforts benefit us all. But dollar in the Christmas Season? raises the question, ( replacing the these benefits are not loudly an- Almost every angle of this now dulled fear of the atomic bomb nounced like boastful campaign merriest of holidays has been ex- -is this all that matters to us? speeches by these people. Perhaps plored and exploited by business and The answer may not be ap- they themselves aren't even aware advertising for the biggest returns parent until the verdict on modern of all the benefits. They just know on money invested. It is now rare to America is in. But for now, each that one pound of the cans will bring find the true traditions, rituals, and must answer the question for them 17-cents at a local recycling symbolisms that Christmas is meant themself. center. to celebrate. It is evident that some have. But by recycling just one Commercialism may have robbed Christmas of genuine values, but aluminum can, 95 percent of the Judy Twitch&as a only on a mass scale. Despite the energy needed to make a new can Spartan Daily editor from virgin ore is saved. In other bombardment of advertisers and words, a recycled can, melted down merchandizers, people still and re-molded, uses only 5 percent Commercialized Christmas is celebrate Christmas in personal of the energy it would take to make a an old theme. Remember Stan ways. Drawbacks of tenure completely new can. Freberg's record, "Green Christ- They keep up a family ritual of mas," of more than 10 years ago, tree-cutting and triming, they 1977 saw 200 million pounds of By Bob Dawson professor can be dismissed in Student evaluations should be satirizing the corporate drive decorate home and office nook, aluminum by recycled. Across the On any campus the stories California, he explained. given much more attention than is 1.6 billion kilowatt hours of toward high profits, especially prepare traditional food and pfef- country, abound about those instructors who "All human beings are current practice. Students are in the electricity were saved ass result. during Christmas? femuse to goose, they give a chld a can talk for an hour with no one motivated by carrots and by sticks," most constant contact with the in- As John Redmond, Reynolds The obsession was bad then and Teddy Bear instead of R2D2, they understanding a word they say. Sasseen continued. Tenure does not structors and know better than Aluminum Recycling Centers it isn't any better. leave TV to sing along at a Messiah Perhaps they can't even hold the relive a professor from that system, anyone whether the instructor iss manager explained, such savings Consumers think they purchase performance, they invite a friend in attention of a tape recorder or, for he added. Tenure is generally delivering the message. If they benefits everyone because energy is hearth and home traditions while for egg nog on Christmas Eve, they whatever the reason, they just awarded after four or five years but cannot offer solutions, they can at saved with a recycled can, less ore they hope their guilts are eased by write notes and reconnect their lives aren't delivering any sort of the fifth level, full professorship, is least indicate problems. Most in- and fossil fuels must be mined and cellophane packages. They also in Christmas cards, surprise a message. not reached for at least 10 years. At structors who use student the need for less natural resources believe instant "wonder" is brought neighbor with decorated cookies, The students may complain to that point, Sasseen suggested, is evaluations find them helpful. Those means less raping and scarring of home in a box of twinkle lights. This give a dish of blooming tulips in- each other but these are, typically, where a major problem may lie. who do not use them may be is emotional blackmail in return for stead of a toaster oven, put poin- Mother Earth. instructors who have been around ignoring some important in- aluminum, the money. settas on the front porch. In recycling for a number of years and it is felt formation. problem of solid waste is alleviated We've all seen it...Santas who You can't put a price on friend- Bob Dawson is a that their tenure makes them im- While colleague evaluation may to take a look at jiggle chldren on their knees while ship, memory, spontaneity. SJSU rournaltsrn senior some. One just has mune to any sort of discipline. be rife with politics and jealousy, it get a strange photo elves pitch parents for color A personal Christmas not a nearby dumps to But the problem is not in the is more often offered and taken in feeling that someday America might print packages of the "memory" ... commercial Christmas, is where we tenure system alone. Rather what is Upon being awarded full good faith. It can and should be used be covered with increased amounts "drifts" of painted snow in windows should look for meaning. Our needed is a comprehensive system professorship there are no more as an important method of iden- of the smelly stuff. As the population of fast food restaurants to lure warm modem culture needs to anchor of incentives that will keep in- tangible rewards that an instructor tifying problems and weaknesses as grows, so will solid waste. Recycling winter Californians inside for the itself with values that will sustain, structors in touch with their subjects must earn. The pay raises are well as a source of advice. ,cans helps resolve a part of this same old hamburgers ... TV specials not erode the human spirit. Merely and, most of all, responsive to the automatic and the evaluations are These evaluations need not menacing problem. that mushroom during the three buying those values will bring in- needs of the students throughout not obligatory. "What happens carry disciplinary threats. To keep There's also a monetary benefit in weeks before Christmas until even creased emptiness and their career. sometimes is people burn out on a someone in fear is rarely good recycling aluminum, Companies are minor league celebrities have sung dissatisfaction. We will end up with The tenure system was brought job," Jo Ella Hannah, SJS Om- motivation but we paying 17-cents a pound for all carols and drank a toast before the nothing at all. all need oc- to America to protect academic budsman, explained. casional guidance and en- freedom in times when education But at this level the hope is that couragement. was controlled by politics and the academic drive has become a Evaluations could be even more teachers were hired and fired at the habit for most people and personal successful if they were matched discretion of public officials. It pride in a iob weil done is enough with some reward system. Pay letters served its purpose thrzugh the incentive to keep an instructor on raises to full, tenured professors McCarthy era and during the top of his or her work, Sasseen ad- should be given only on the basis of political unrest of the '60s and will ded. continued achievement. Together Such is not the case leaves, they should The relatively small number of people to come to our party last continue to have its place. for all. with sabbatical Student and colleague professors Find a way students under contract to the ROTC night, and meant no discrimination "Tenure was not designed to evaluations be used to reward those indicates a lack of interest. The in any way. protect incompetence," said Dr. should be mandatory for all who earn them. This would in no way Robert Sasseen, SJSU Dean of members of the faculty. One can threaten job security but it would Editor: ROTC program is not inherent to the productivity of a learning institution Faculty. always improve and, at a university certainly be good motivation to This is a response to Lee G. John S. Unruh or the world in general, therefore the In fact, incompetence is one of of all places, people should be eager continue to strive for excellence. Sherman's Dec. 7 article about Geology Senior the 'causes' for which a tenured to advance themselves. While this would be a system tragedy in 1978. ROTC should be removed from the SJSU campus. primarily of rewards for You seem to have an especially achievement, it would also motivate pessimistic view of man's ability to those who are reached only by treat his fellow man with any type of Margaret Dolese Electrical engineering sophomore threats. An instructor who con- respect or compassion. I guess if I stantly disregards critique could dwelled on every tragic event in the easily be identified as, more than last year I might come up with the incompetent, totally negligent. The same pessimistic outlook on the Offended individual would have had ample future that you have. warning and opportunity to respond It's true we are not living in any Editor: to advice. garden of Eden now, but with man's Tuesday afternoon, while Under this system disciplinary unique ability to experiment we may leaving class and the campus, I was procedures ( where not eliminated ) find a way to approach an en- accosted by printed material that would be a quicker, easier and more vironment that is appealing even to was offensive in nature: flyers precise process. the most cynical of us. advertising Pi Kappa Alpha's "Be Richard Bayley Patriotic. . .Get Bombed on Pearl Chemistry senior Harbor Day !" party. Spartan Daily Perhaps Pi Kappa Alpha John Raess members felt it was a great AEddviteorrlising Manager . G rrrrr Paulus Remove ROTC "theme," or catchy, or funny, but News Editor Corinne Asturias CA istsy, EditorNw s Edit or Steve Goldberg instead only demonstrated a great Jody,Towntti,cnh,eel,1 Editor: lack of sensitivity, compassion, and Forum Page EdltOr Requesting the ROTC progarm humaneness. Regardless of Pi Sports Editor Anne Brennan Assoc Sports Editor . Dan Miller to be removed from campus is Kappa Alpha's intent, some thought Feature Editor Laura perfectly justified. The comment should have been expended an- Art and Entertainment Kevin Fagan Layout Editor Cherie Beers made by ROTC instructors in the ticipating how it might look to Anne Houghteling Kim Komentch article "Peace Activists Blast others. Photo Editord'r ROTC" were good examples CChic? ho p EPhotographer MM. McLaughltn of the Ray Schneider Assistant Editor Erik Stobeck limited viewpoint of the ROTC. Public Relations Joan Mann Comments such as "that's Retail Ad Manager Noreen Austin Art Director Barbara Addternan (ROTC) where people who care Classified MargNie.AncitlyamNosov.n about the future are," -we (ROTC) Apology National Ad Manager Tony Arrizon teach them ( students ) to be Business Manager Sandy Hillebrandi responsible, valuable citizens," and Cartoonist, Pat Martin Editor: Dyke Roth "the U.S. national purpose is to MiVan In regards to the advertisement Reporters chael Barnhart survive" are feeble rationalizations Jon Bernal, Kim Gardner, Katherine Hamilton. for our Pi Kappa Alpha Thursday for ROTC's main purpose of Craig Hammack, Brad Hatigaard. Lori Hayes. night party, no insults were intended Steve Hastings, Chuck Hildebrand, Anne destruction. HoughtelIng, John Jones, Keith Kropp, Tom to Japanese students. We apologize Anyone who can fly 200 Latarik is, Christine Lewis. Don McCarthy. Dan if any feelings were hurt by the Miller, Mike Myslinski, Cynthia Puig. Darlene and strafing" missions "bombing statement on our poster, "Be Saltsman, Lee Sherman. Sean Silverthorne, Lisa because "if you M Young without remorse patriotic...get bombed on Pearl please your boss, you get don't Harbor Day." Photo Staff Christopher Attlet fired" has little moral character and Alessandro Beretta, Paul Chinn, Ellie Hriand, SPEAKiNG OF AMectiCass.1 CULTS Barbar Harris. Juan A Rodriguez. John is anything but concerned with the This was simply a slogan to get Scanlon, Brian Stevens future. December 8, 1978, Page 3 S.J. STATE SPECIAL CELEBRATING OUR 1(Jtfi I OCA TION 1 DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE

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"My son had a reported Geller was up with negative there was a great state floor and wakes just in serious accident, after able to exert a force on a results. of unrest on campus, time to see a sharp- which my wife said she laboratory balance McBain has seen with protests and edged plate above her 'knew something' was shielded from ordinary other "good, well marchings, McBain bed fall and cut into the going to happen to him physical influences. conducted e x - recalled. bed where her head had that day. The same ex- periments" reap either It's possible the been. "Knowing my wife perimenters also positive results or static from those events She looked around, as I do," he continued, reported Geller ap- "nothing," so he says he covered up the but no one was there. "there were probably parently succeeded in is unsure as to his belief possibility of positive Her mother was in the many other times when generating a magnetic in the existence of ESP. results, he said. yard hanging laundry, she had the same field as recorded by a He drew on an By contrast, Mc- while her father was feeling, but forgot about magnetometer. analogy as one possible Bain's positive results mowing the lawn. it when nothing hap- While Geller seems roadblock to more in Hawaii were created Difficult to ignore, pened." to be an aberration on conclusive findings in in a "rather tranquil yet absurd to take as A better reason for whom more research the field. setting, a long, long way fact, this is just one our minimal knowledge must be done, there are "When I was a kid, from any great example of many cases in the field of ESP, numerous cases in- radios or crystal sets, population of people." involving extra sensory McBain pointed out, is volving other instances 'were in their early days, "The people there perception. simply that little is of ESP in different Now suppose 10 years were generally in a ESP, which comes known about it. books on the subject. earlier someone said he mellow mood," he said. under the heading of According to Louis For example, a had a machine that Dr. Jack Holland, a college coed in produced music and professor in the SJSU Washington D.C. news. management depart- 'The slipped and fell down a "So, he brings ment, who has worked main problem in dealing short flight of marble the radio to another with many experts in with ESP is stairs, dislocating a man's house who the field of parap- that it deals bone in her back. happens to live next to a sychology, thinks there with man's Not wanting to powerhouse," McBain is "no way of unconscious...' worry her parents in said. duplicating the exact New York, she didn't In that situation, the circumstances" scient- parapsychology, is Rhine in "PSI, What Is call them. That night static from the ists seek to prove ESP. generally considered to It?," the main problem she received a call from powerhouse over- "Take Geller, for include four separate in dealing with ESP is her mother asking her, powered the radio, he example," he said. phenomena. that it deals with man's "What happened and said. "Every person is Telepathy is the unconscious rather than how badly are you "The same thing unique. sending of thoughts, his conscious mind. hurt?" may be true with ESP," "There is over- feelings or knowledge ESP signals are When the girl asked he concluded. whelming evidence that from one person to weak. A normal person why, the mother said "We don't know man can go beyond the another in some uses the five senses and she had a dream the enough of the nature of physical realm," unknown way. muscles constantly to night before that her the medium so we can Holland said. Clairvoyance is an know about and affect daughter fell off a set up an ideal situation "Every night when awareness of objects, the world around him, ladder and hurt her where it can be we dream, we touch, events or persons but ESP is a "sixth back. proven." smell, see, feel and without the use of known sense" that doesn't Examples of "Static" is ''one hear, but we're not senses and without seem to lend itself to "psychic" experiences possibility" McBain's doing it with our five telepathic help of conclusive studies. like these don't prove attempt to replicate the senses," he concluded. anothe- person. Perhaps the most the existence of ESP, Precognition is the "spectacular" of the but neither do many knowledge of future modern day psychics is controlled experiments. events by means of Uri Geller and his While teaching in telepathy or clair- alleged ability to bend Hawaii in 1969, McBain voyance. metal, spoons, forks and and some of his students Psychokinesis is "mind over matter," or the psychological and Womens Styling control of physical Mens Hair objects, such as the influencing of dice. Latest European Cuts But while many people have different perceptions of ESP, one Perms thing seems to be clear. Most reported cases of ESP, and there have been many, are dif- ficult, if not impossible,

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Paged, December 8,1978 ///lviika(c '4 CHRISTMAS Prof wins executive SPECIAL social work position

By Lisa M. Young The council has particularly been instrumental in He's been a social worker in public welfare, a coun- developing curriculum that will help non-minority 20% OFF selor in psychiatric units, a state legislative aide and a workers better understand minority problems and deal research assistant to a city council. with them effectively. on reg. priced merciandse Now he's been appointed executive director of the According to Lloyd, such curriculum has become a mandatory accreditation requirement set by the council. with this ad. Council on Social Work Education, a major national social work position. The council has also been "fairly successful" in Good thru Dec. 24 recruiting minorities into social work schools, Lloyd Gary Lloyd, a visiting professor of graduate clinical added. social work at SJSU last spring and this fall, will take his "We've also been trying to address the phenomenally office at the New York headquarters of the 4,000-member large, unrecognized group of alcohol abusers," he said. il 4st,o, organization in February. The appointment is a life-time S-flda 2833 Meridian Ave. "We're in the second year of an experimental project in -- 1 San Jose. Calif. 95124 one. industrial social work. Social workers can deal with 1i , 4051 267-8540 The former dean of the School of Social Work at the problems such as alcoholism which is high in industries eiRt44 University of Houston, and New Orleans native, is when they are right there on the job." relieved that the "nerve-racking" selection ordeal has ' .:','Y-//0f," irl.,-1\MAIIIIt come to an end. He was one of 150 applicants on Oct. 15 The old cliche in social work is "Begin where the when former Executive Director Richard Lodge resigned client is," according to Lloyd. And that hasn't changed. ACROSS FROM LOCKHEED to return to teaching. Applicants were screened and cut down to 40, to eight, three - and finally to one. "You have to be involved," he said. "You have to feel the pain. You have to support someone else's aspirations Lloyd has been an active member of the couficil since without rescueing them or taking away their strength. 1965 and served as commissioner of the committee You work from the assumption that everyone has some responsible for the accreditation of 100 graduate and 210 strength to work with." undergraduate social work programs in the nation - a But social work runs the gamut from one-to-one Used foreign car parts primary task of the council. Lloyd also chaired the council's annual conference clinical social work to social policy development, ex- EXCLUSIVELY FOREIGN devoted to social work education and has worked in plained Lloyd. research on curriculum development. "The unifying factor is the commitment to improved social services for people who have somehow gone out of The council also operates out of a Washington, D.C. the mainstream because of poverty, status or handicap," eed L office which employs one lobbyist primarily concerned he said. with how legislation is impacting social work education, Lloyd has been teaching since 1962 and said he began according to Lloyd. to notice a gradual difference in the type of student coming into the field of social work about 10 years ago. enrollment in schools of by John Scanlon He pointed out that although social work has increased and there are 207 baccalaureate "They're more realistic, less Gary Lloyd, visiting professor of graduate clinical idealistic about what programs now, as opposed to 20 fifteen-years ago, old they can do," he said. "They're brighter - oh, we have the the role of the and social work at SJSU, explains problems remain and new ones have entered the field of same problem with them coming in without proper 4,000 member Council on Social Work social work. reading and writing skills - but they know more about the Mon-Fri 8:30-5:00 Education. He was recently appointed executive world." "Things have turned around," he said. "In the mid- Sat 8:30-1:00 director of the council, whose primary task is 60s we were rolling in money. Now all of us are forced to Lloyd hopes that "one day society will wake up" and executive director of the council, whose primary 594 ROSS ,4081 734-2055 cut back and do bigger jobs with less money." realize that it ought to be directing more resources toward task is accreditation of the nations schools of They seek federal sources, foundations and fund-raise social work to adequately address on-going problems such SUNNYVALE CALIFORNIA 9408F social work. to finance the organization. as the aged, alcohol abuse and poor people. A Terrifying Swedish ambassador at area church "The (current) From there, the in Dahlen's homeland. to the tragic level of 2.2 Love definition of national questions from the Dahlen matter-of-fact- percent (as compared to Speaks about security that's being predominately church ly reported that Sweden 1.5 percent last year in Story limits, judged in terms of num- following turned to queries has never had less than an Sweden and about 7 per- arms bers," Dahlen said. about Ingmar Bergman, 82 percent turnout in cent in the U.S.), and that lifestyles "That's very outdated." voting trends in Sweden, general electons, that women are "implied" and women's opportunities unemployment has risen equals in Sweden. Dahlen suggested that By Steve Hastings instead of "keeping up with Ambassador to the the other side," both sides United Nations from work to bring arms down to Sweden Solle Dahlen was in minimum defense levels. the campus neighborhood Wednesday, but with little He argued that the fanfare and no reported on- coutinual building of new campus appearances. weaponry only furthers the chances of a nuclear Dahlen, who conflict. represents a country "It is also so that this smaller in population size than New York City, spoke builds up a psychological to a small gathering in a tension, a mistrust," back room of St. Paul's Dahlen said. MAGIC Methodist Church, 405 S. Neither the U.S. or the 10th Street. U.S.S.R. has plans of at- Dahlen's talk was to tacking, Dahlen said, but JOSEPH E LEVINE PRESENTS concern disarmament and fears of attack exist on both MAGIC sides. ANTHONY HOPKINS ANN-MARGRET the power of the United BURGESS MEREDITH ED LAUTER Nations to assist in EXECUTIVE PRODUCER CO ERICKSON strategic arms limitations, "They ask me the MUSIC BY JERRY GOLDSMITH but it soon turned into a same questions about you SCREENPLAY BY WILLIAM GOLDMAN, question-and-answer sess- in Moscow," Dahlen said. BASED UPON HIS NOVEL about Swedish The Unted Nations, the PRODUCED BYJOSEPH E. LEVINE ion lifestyles. Ambassador said, is AND RICHARD P LEVINE powerless unless a world DIRECTED BY RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH The ambassador community of all power MINTS en DELUXE' rFoNocctaa ix-aw.tar= eria deplored arms build-up in bloc nations are willing to power bloc countries, and work together. suggested that an end to secrecy between govern- "We will never be able OPENING SOON AT A THEATER NEAR YOU. WATCH YOU ments, such as the United to develop a world com- LOCAL NEWSPAPER States and the U.S.S.R. munity unless we have FOR THEATRE LISTING. would help stop the current input from people all over arms race. the world," he said. Dahlen brushed aside questions asking for comparisons between Russia and the U.S. "I'm too diplomatic to Kinko's by Brian Stevens answer," he replied to one insistent questioner. Ambassador Solle Dahlen

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Campus Police Officer Paul Ayoob prepares his car for patrol. Ayoob and Officer Gary Bertelsen check their schedules during a briefing meeting. Campus police: 'We wan +o help'

Ayoob checks the registration of a stolen auto by radio Our biggest problem is people who don't understand "We have foot- patrols to keep in close contact with us," said Paul Ayoob, an SJSU police officer. the community we serve," Ayoob said. "The people are "We want people to understand we're not a threat to all we've got, if we lose them it makes our job a lot them," he added. "We want to help." tougher." Ayoob said the crime problem at SJSU poses a serious "People are our eyes and ears," he added. "We try to threat to students. Police are trying to protect them, he talk to as many people as we can." added. Ayoob said a majority of people who are arested are not students at all but transients and outsiders who pose "As far as I know, we are probably one of the busiest as students. campus police forces in the nation," Ayoob said. "We had "A lot of them are on medication due to severe mental nine felony arrests in one week once. problems" he said. "In fact," he added, raising his eyebrows for em- "Sometimes we wonder if they are a danger to phasis, "I've seen a guy on campus who's been sentenced themselves," he added."If we have a probable cause to death twice!" ( suspicious person) we conduct an interview with them People don't try to understand why police are making and ask who he is and what he's doing." an arrest, he said. Many times they just see the guns Ayoob said this usually prevents crime before it drawn, the suspect searched and the handcuffs slapped starts. on. "People we deal with are generally very appreciative Naturally, people react by chalking up arrests as of what we're doing especially secretaries who are alone police brutality, Ayoob said. here at night," Ayoob added "It makes them feel more "People forget the victims," he said. "They see us secure when an officer goes and asks how things are making an arrest and say, 'What is this police officer going." doing?'' Ayoob said a police officer must be a level-headed However, the police foot-patrol has been breaking individual if he is to expect to do his job right. down the walls between officers and students, according "A police officer has got to know himself," he to Ayoob. He said university police have been placing a stressed. "You're out here all day and you always have to heavier emphasis on the foot-patroLs for the last six make decisions. If you don't know yourself, it's going to be months. hard."

Becoming friends with street vendors is an important part of walking a beat. Ayoob says photos by Lili Razavi Another side the campus cop rarely seen by students: a shakedown of a suspect Page 6, December 8, 1978 feature

radical step in the service of God." He lived in monasteries in Massachusetts, Portola Valley and was in Rome during the reign of the second Vatican Council. "When I was a monk I felt a sense of the profundity Monk an turns he said. "I also had creation," of the world, of God's acute awareness of my own humanity and sinfulness. It was good for me to be in a restrictive environment at that time-I vas able to realize more fully the beauty, power and goodness of creation." to teaching But Keady began to feel that he no longer wanted the restriction. He no longer wanted to "limit" his experience and believed that in some respects God was also being limited through the church. So, he said, he decided to at SJSU "flow with the power" and stop resisting it. Although he left the monastery, Keady has not Get the edge! Prepare to take the totally abandoned the Roman Catholic tradition. "They haven't kicked me out, let me put it that way," he said with a smile. He said he believes that membership in one group GRE is not as important as having a clear understanding of oneself and leading one's life to the fullest according to Graduate Record Exam that understanding. Keady admits that he had a lot of catching up to do 7 L J. 10, 17, 1979 by JIM') A Rodriguez g. 1 2 30 , Business Classroom 003, SJSU campus after living as a monk for eight years. Richard Keady labovel, a religious studies professor who spend eight years as a Benedictine monk, Total ,ust is $55 including materials "I'd cut myself off from the world, he said. "I was says the experiencce allowed him to feel the "sense of profundity of creation," but it also "cut him off tired of being a 'good boy.' Most of my life I'd con- from the world " centrated on perfection. But to be a human being is to For further information: be complicated. The ideal of perfection is simple. It's a Lisa M. Young He began to ask himself many questions. Most of Of f ice of Cont inuing Education By way of narrowing down one's experience." all, he wanted to know "why" things were. Journalism Classroom Bldg, 1368 Since, Keady has done anything but narrow down When he was 22, he decided to devote himself San Jose State University There was once a young red-headed Catholic boy. his experience. He works as a volunteer at the Center completely to the service of God to "find the answers." San Jose, CA 95192 As he was growing up, he sometimes felt guilty For Living With Dying, counseling grieving and ter- 4081 277-2182 He became a Benedictine monk and eventually, when he did something wrong and he often didn't want minally ill persons. He plays badminton three times a went to live in a Roman monastery. to go to church. week. He's a member of the American Academy of He prayed and studied a lot. He entered college when he was old enough and Religion and the Pacific Coast Theological Society. became fascinated with classic novelists, poets and He traveled in Europe during the summers. State University And he teaches. San Jose philosophers. Eight years later, he came out of the world of the monastery intention of teaching about religion. He said he feels a sense of community in his That red-headed Catholic boy is SJSU Religious classes and students tell him that it's true. Through the Studies professor Richard Keady. use of Ira Progoff's journal methcd, students are en- He earned his PhD at Claremont College in couraged to "explore their inner dimensions" in Claremont, California in religion and society. Keldy's classes. In the six years that Keady has been teaching here, He wants to serve as a role model only in terms of he has introduced his students to the works of this search. reknowned theologians, urged them to "become "You could believe in apple pie or cheese on the conscious of the contrast" in religious thought, and moor if that's what you decide," he said. "It's not my helped them to find their answers to "why." functkri as an instructor to promote any religion. - "The answer is no answer," he contends. "But He said he feels a sense of community in his there are a few possibilities. I make the riches of classes and students tell him that it's true. Through the tradition available to them. I help them struggle with use of Ira Progoff's journal method, students are en- the concepts. I tend to challenge students-not in a couraged to "explore their inner dimensions" in 14 4 t A hurtful way-but so that they become conscious of the Keady's classes. I landniade Gifts Continicols Christ 111.1, /..11,11,1111111clif Demonstration., I lolidav Music tiothemadt. complexity of religious thought. Then they can make He wants to serve as a role model only in terms of mature, intelligent decisions." this search. PEDIZO SQUARE CIIRISTNIAS FAIRE Keady teaches an Introduction to Religious Studies "You could believe in apple pie or cheese on the course and introduced the courses Death and Dying, moon, if that's what you decide," he said. "It's not my Jesus Interpretations, and Religion in the Twentieth function as an instructor to promote any religion. I In Downtown San Jose December 8. 9. 10. & 15. 16. 17 admission 8125 Children under 12 free Century to the department in 1974. have the obligation to listen to all answers and not to Six.n,.ret/ Oir San Irpdrn S,111.11-r A...kw ar I am anti 111, San Eina (1111, Parks and ttecrrallan Keady said he decided to become a monk after he'd consider 'right' and 'wrong' I also have the obligation experienced a conversion. He wanted to "take a to challenge those answers and ask questions." the ring sale. the most important $5995 design changes save up to $34.50 for college rings 2 days only! in 25 years

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By Kim Gardner "What really bothers sometimes. "Sometimes with respect. "You don't during the holidays. An A man's home is his me is that you'll find that they sic their dogs on you. know all the reasons he's empty apartment means a castle...unless he's evicted most tenants who get laid I've never been bitten, but I being kicked out," Moore loss to a landlord, Moore because of failure to pay off from work or run into have been chased," Moore said. rent. financial said. problems do not said. Business is slow When that happens, it's immediately inform the around December, ac- But respect aside, often a sticky situation landlords," Moore said. cording to Moore, because renters are still An eviction situation when the landlord must "That's where the trouble landlords hesitate in lackadaisical about iat- can be a highly emotional present the tenant with a starts. Most tenants don't having an empty apart- rent payments and facing thing for a tenant, Moore three-day notice to pay rent want to bare up to the fact ment around the holiday possible evictions. ''To said, and it's hard to or else surrender that they can't pay ( the season. They're less likely me," Moore said, its an predict how the person will possession of the property, rent), It's an old-fashioned to evict a tenant because alarming trend that's react. If the person has or present an unlawful rule, but if you can't pay a not many people move in growing." detainei notice. bill, you should tell your been drinking or taking That's where services creditor." drugs, the situation could wiTn coupon such as Bill Moore's come If tenants with be volatile, Moore ex- 1 in. He manages Landlord financial trouble talk to the plained. stow s Services in San Jose. The landlord about it, often service, through its times other payment p!ans "Those tenants who "process servers" will can be worked out. Moore tell you they'll beat you up ce deliver such notices to said. are not the ones you have to worry about. It's the quiet ones you've got to watch 'I'm a fast runner. I always for. Moore recalled one such quiet tenant who plan my escapes. You quietly threw a table lamp at him. have too...' Moore has noticed among tenants delinquent on their Moore is also con- certain differences he delives notices Ptilkirj rent payments so the cerned with the growing tenants students are landlord doesn't have to. lack of communication to. "College SlIB SEINEWICIIES & BEER by Boan Stevens more responsible All Moore's service between landlords and generally soft ctItrlink than your typical tenant. If expires does is place the notice, tenants. Tenants Bill Moore, who manages Landlord Services in San Jose, speaks about the student loses his Dec. 1 3 whatever it might be, in the delinquent on rent 'hazards' of the business. He says he gets varied reactions from tenants a FREE a n ins ub scholarship or financial d tenant's hand. His service payments often feel the after he places eviction notices -in their hands. backing, he generally will gives no legal advice and is landlord is so wealthy that move out and not incur an not a mediator between a missed rent payment or it in my shirt." think, 'how the heck am I behind and he would procedure. But on disputing tenants and two won't hurt him. Often, too, the tenant going to get out of here?' " tumble down the stairs. eviction they're landlords. When such com- will start telling Moore how Though he has never Just as he turned around, the other hand, average According to Moore, munication becomes non- bad the apartment is with been physically hurt by a the woman was ready to smarter than the of a there are few evictions in existent, or when the its leaky faucets, faulty tenant, Moore has had his kick him in the back. tenant. There's more 'try the the SJSU area. "In fact," landlord doesn't want to heating, and similar share of beer cans and Luckily, she barely tendency to "Moore said, "by he said, "I'd say we do only get involved, Moore's things. Moore's only job, lamps thrown at him. touched him. "As a system,' II eviction one student eviction every service does. however, is to place the But it's not just men woman, she knew dam well incurring an six months." Moore, who also notice in the tenant's who get violent with him. she could physically and procedure." Business is rather delivers the notices himself hands. Moore recalled delivering verbally abuse me and that offers good, and sometimes sometimes, gets varied When Moore says "I'm a notice to a women who I would do nothing to her." It's important for the hazardous, but Moore, who reactions from tenants a fast runner, I always plan silently took it from him. Even the family server to treat the tenant managed apartments and after he places the notice in my escapes," he's not As Moore turned around canines get in on the act he's delivering a notice to condominiums for 10 years, their hands. "They joking. When he delivers and began walking down 20% off is shocked at the casual ( sometimes) take it and the notices, a plan of the stairs, it suddenly get "GASSED" at on all services with this ad attitude many tenants take say 'watch this,' then escape, in case the tenant occurred to him that all when it comes to not paying crumple it up and throw it gets violent, is his first that woman had to do was their rent. at me. Or they want to stuff priority. 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1979 CHARTER FLIGHTS his tune: Wallace changes Still the /ess costly way not just a'whistlin"Dixie' to FLY' Be sure FLIGHTS from OAKLAND MONTGOMERY, Ala. Capitol, "Segregation now! to (AP) - Alabama Gov. Segregation tomorrow! LONDON, FRANKFURT, George C. Wallace, who Segregation forever!" once stood in the school AMSTERDAM, ZURICH you get house door to block the Now, as he prepares to Call Jim Dewrance for enrollment of two blacks, leave the office that was his now says he would have forum for such defiant LAKER SKYTRAIN done the same thing had gestures, the 60-year-old information they been white. Wallace admits that court- Full Value ordered desegregation in BRITISH EUROPEAN TRAVEL Wallace's stand at the the South "turned out for IMO Saratoga Ave. San lose University of Alabama in the best." .1%3 in defiance of a federal 984-7576 court's desegregation order was a campaign promise he made while running for governor the loam USED

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But Stiles sees a light Why are soccer and "I haven't seen ci / San Jose. in the darkness - and he track the most vital sports anything substantial in thinks several changes besides football? regard to the youth of the could make that beacon "'Mt re.) e cot tlk e (ore 12/2.6 "Soccer because of the community," Stiles noted. shine a lot more brightly. popularity it has among "The Earthquakes do a First, and most im- youth in the area," Stiles great job; they get their portantly, Stiles stresses replied. "Also because athletes out at different the need for administrative head coach Julie) Mendez clubs and into the com- stability. has built one of the best munity. Maybe we aren't "Fhe "You have to set down programs in the country the Earthquakes, but long range plans, and it'd be easy to selling is selling. NI1OWIti% timetables, standards and promote." "Kids come out and priorities," Stiles declared. Track, according to have some hot dogs and 11 41Ir One of the priorities, Stiles, is followed closely soda and if they have a Stiles said, must deal with on a national level and good time they'll come TitiNti in me r the allotment of funds to SJSU's perennial success back regardless of your various sports. He feels in the sports would insure record," Stiles reasoned. Ludege VVor.shop that more money should be considerable exposure. "And somebody's got to i.d6r; funnelled into three key "By establishing firm bring them. sports - football, soccer * SINGERS * priorities and then "Students, youth and track. * INSTRUMENTALISTS * and following through on them, faculty are our most "Funding can't be San Jose State can build a natural fans, but nothing's You could find yourself performing democratic and you can't foundation for the whole been done to get them to on the most famous stage of all ... please everybody," Stiles athletic program as well as thermes. by Brian Stevens admitted. "But if your the football team," Stiles "I was willing to go out Sonya Satre Ill and Rose Maasen jump high in a block attempt. Yesterday gate suffers in your income said. DIsnegland. , Walt155Isney World. producing sports, that's Promotion is and speak to promote the the spikers were defeated at National's in their first match by Texas another Carew 'esrirher hepheyves no Juniras aeration IS this 12 week going to cut the athletic area in which SJSU has team and volunteered sumer wakshop inentenainrtent Scholarships housing grants and stipends ,, Arlington 15-10, 11-15,11-15. many times to do so," selected Mirnmum age, 18 budget and it'll hurt the been sadly lacking, Stiles be awarded those Stiles claimed. "But I was Simms: Prepare %cc-al pace a your choice Disney chorecgrapners provkle whole athletic program." said. dance manesingers ft1uon (1,311CP -The money has to go "I see all kinds of rarely called upon." 1115171.1MernaltS1S' i,,,ksince %Wotan. ALL APPLICAMS to the income-producing promotional opportunities PHOTOS AND RESUMES Typical of the ad- sports," Stiles maintained. here," Stiles said. south ministration's attitude FOR ALL INFORMATION REGARDING travel AUDITIONS CONTACT: Cagers "Right now it's going in the "My first year here we DiSNEYLANJ WAIT DISNEY WORLD toward promotion, Stiles 1 other direction. "I've lost a set attendance records and 1313 Harbor BNil P0 8w40 Games last night at Long Beach, 5-01 has said, is a recent incident Anaheim. CA 92803 Lake Buena VIM FL 32830 After capturing the coaching position and my we only lost two games at 701 CSC -Long Beach and the "best talent in the involving a charity running 17141 533-4456 ee 13051 824-4206 ext. 4206 consolation crown at eh recruiting budget was cut home in three years. Yet DO NOT CALL AUDITION LOCATION tomorrow at UCLA are area," and is favored to backs James Tucker and Pro Reds Invitational every year I was here. It's our home attendance has sandwiched around an win its league over UCLA, Kevin Cole are promoting. Lrve aucteions veil he held Ai the r.:rrolving10(4110n5 Saturday at USF, the hard to grow under those slowly but encounter with CSU-Los according to Chatman. surely gone Spartan Women's Tucker and Cole went basketball team embarked Angeles tonight. "I tried to get a to Stiles suggesting that on a three-day road trip to team and Athletic Los Angeles. breather between the Long Beach and UCLA games, Department participation Spartan coach Sharon in the charity could help Chatman said, but from alleviate the negative what I've heard, CSU-Los image the football team Angeles is not the breather has in many eyes. I hoped for when I Stiles, in turn, directed scheduled them." them to the administration Eleven Although the Diablos which did nothing. extraordinary have a lot of freshmen on their squad, they are very "Here was the perfect men have earned quick, and 100 percent chance to get some good the world's most improved over last year, publicity for the school and prestigious according to Chatman. the charity, and they their (administrators) let it get award. On the basis of records, the Bruins and away," sighed Stiles. 49ers will be good tests for Another problem Stiles SJSU. pinpointed was the lack of Defending National commuication among the Champ UCLA (3-1) has lost various coaches in the only two starters and won Athletic Department. the Pro Reds Invitational over Brigham Young "You need University, a team which camaraderie within the toppled SJSU the opening department in terms of An exclusive broadcast day of the tourney. your relationship with However, one of the eachother. Bruin's missing starters is TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12, ON MOST of other four-time All-America " "A lot have been PUBLIC TELEVISION Anne Meyers, "which programs which STATIONS seem to have a makes a big difference," successful more in- according to Chatman. lot in a This year's Bruin team tercommunication Made possible by a grant from OPP Rockwell International features All -America positive vein." forward Denise Curry, Difficulties could be guard Dianne Frierson, within the house at dealt with (Check your local listings) MVP in the Pro-Red's and in a discreet manner. tourney, and 6-5 freshman "There's a lack of center Melanie Horn. continuity in the Athletic Department," Stiles alleged. "I felt like my by Brian Stevens Spartan teammates Winne Gazaway and Sally Halvorson (center) battle for a relationships with the other coaches were good, at least rebound. The Women's basketball team is in Los Angeles for games tonight from my point of view. But and tomorrow. frustrations arose because there are a lot of problems the department just doesn't se,\r:ovi, 6\-\ have the wherewithal to do anything about. \\\\.\-L-\-\ Sci8141 faitcfrs2, \ -ck'N "Those things have to 0 :o come out and be dealt ,..,c ekt,loa with." eRgot I. II \ I I I 3311,\, a a mat Annan an Stiles reiterated his and ... belief that SJSU could I r0I.0 I /.....othrd Ii recognize its position in the Inn. II tx, Ida 11,1010 Stillman 1111110. middle-of-the-road of II n11,' I 14,1.0 college athletics instead of IA pretending to be com- I. petitive with Pac-10 schools 11 U112 HI liii, It ...?Il.!..,.,I,J on a day-to-day basis. 1111/ arla ....dal and 0...tar (Continued on Page 9) clts%14 Mon., Dec. 44ri., Dec.8 9:10 a.m. to 5 p.m. z im0 Sal., Dec. 9 kinko's copies loam. to4pm 0 rprnrinmiginh,ium ttv-v\ :0014r1bC4, Student Union 3 1/21 or _Building &1 XEROX 9400 & IBM COPIERS foloirs OCC 01 123 S ( 11 I II N. III I N III 3rd Street OLdC 295.4 336 Anal Ai 551 I San 2or, mo December 8, 1978, Page 9 QUICK %ND CLEAN 1 sports Eittioti FREE AUTOMA1 IC l'YPINC 150 WPM ONE DAY SERVICE Gymnasts' opener tonight Changes needed term paper- Gymnastics season at SJSU will get under way Beach, several gymnasts from UC-Berkeley will also be 111.40,111 re% tonight and tomorrow as the Spartan's men and women's competing. "Berkeley is loaded with says Lynn Stiles top gymnasts," CALL NOW teams will be in action. Chew said. (Continued from Page 8) Monday, Stiles 371-6672 The men's team will host the 18th Spartan Invitational The Spartans women's team will co-host with the "We have to sell the discusses his future and which will be at Spartan Gym tonight at 7:30. Tomorrow men's finals Friday night. The Spartan women gymnasts PCAA," he said. "It's some of his ac- !fight the finals of that tourney will be held at the same will challenge Oregon State University at 7:30 at Spartan potentially a decent league complishments at SJSI:. time. Gym. and if were gonna be in it we should start making a : Some of the key players to watch for the Spartans in Top competitors include Kris Buchanan, Terry big to-do about it. the competition will be Marty Sharpe, Mike Levine and Sanford, Paulette Bugbee and Kathy Malone. All four will "Instead of accenting OFFSET PRINTING Jim Kirk, according perform in the all-around exercise. to Spartan coach Rich Chew. the negative - that we can't 100 co pie: - 2.65 beat Stanford and Cal - we Sharpe was the winner of last week's Sonoma State The all-around exercise includes each gymnast should promote the PCAA PRINTWELLPRINT Invitational all-around event. demonstrating her skills on the parallel bars, balance and slowly but surely build 297-6788 Leading the challengers will be 1976 Olympian Toni beam, vault and floor exercise. from that. I 556 W.Sarsta Clara St. SCRIBE SECRETARIAL SERVICE classifieds

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06 Page 10, December 8, 1978 SJSU prof sues Chronicle Finding

By Brad Haugaard As a public figure through his involvement with refute the charges was too short. SJSU philosophy professor Phil Jacklin and the COM's disputes with area radio and television stations, In addition to specific charges of commission in the Yourself Committeee for Open Media have filed a $1.5 million specifically over a COM proposal that San Francisco complaint, Jacklin said the defendants will also be an often heard phrase. but what suit against the San Francisco Chronicle for allegedly jazz station KJAZ be made a non-profit corporation, charged with at least three omissions of Wasserman's does it really mean? The corn libelous statements by columnist John Wasserman. Jacklin will have to prove "malice," or "reckless part that contributed to the alleged libel. plexities of today's world leave that Wasserman A $500,000 claim is for general damages resulting disregard for the truth" or knowingly publishing false The first omission, ne said, was many people feeling unable to never explained that COM was trying to make KJAZ a from alleged "loss of their reputation, shame, mor- information to win the suit. cope and unsure of their place. If To do so, the complaint cites non-profit organziation with the same jazz format. He tification, and hurt feelings." Wasserman's com- your life seems more like a great claim is for punitive damages ments which the plaintiffs say compare COM to omitted that, Jacklin said, to make jazz lovers angry The $1 million struggle than a great adventure, let because of the "feelings of hatred and ill will toward "terrorists,- call them "barbarians" and say their with COM. the Rosicrucian Order set you on the Plaintiffs" and the defendant's "desire to oppress attempts to change KJAZ were "ill disguised distor- He also said Wasserman never mentioned COM the path to a new self-awareness. Plaintiffs." ton." Also labeled as false are alleged charges that intended KJAZ to be run by a board, made up mainly of In addition to the $1.5 million claim for general and COM failed to take on major stations and was financed blacks. He said Waserman's "intimated" charge that Through proven study and probing punitive damages, the Committee for Open Media by public funds. COM was attacking KJAZ for its own benefit was mental exercise. the Rosicrucians "There is something about this whole business of 1('OM is also asking for yet-to-be specified court costs obviously untrue because COM is made up of all will help awaken the real youthe so-called public interest groups challenging the by a board, and special damages. whites. (COM had proposed KJAZ be run sure and confident person sleeping COM, founded by Jacklin in 1970, claims its goals licenses of radio stations that - in a word - stinks. be black. I the majority of whom would under layers of doubt and in- are to enable reporters, political leaders and com- The "barbarians" quote in context says: Third, he said, Wasserman never informed his munity leaders access to television and radio at no "Get out your checkbooks and prime those security. The readers about COM's complaints against KJAZ to the cost. muskets, gang, it's time to man the battlements. The Rosicrucian Order is a non- Federal Communications Commission. Jacklin said the complaint filed in San Francisco barbarians loom ominously and the battle to save addition, Jacklin said, the plaintiffs "have profit philosophical and cultural Superior Court Nov. 16 just includes charges of KJAZ is on." In witnesses who can testify to his iWasserman's) organization of men and women "falsehoods and distortions," but said additional Wasserman's comments appeared in the Chronicle motives." devoted to the study and practical charges of intentional omissions in Wasserman's ar- between November 1977 and Moil 1978. given by Wasserman to COM to Wasserman was unavailable for comment. application of natural laws. It is not ticles will be filed later. Jacklin said space a religion. For centuries the Rosi crucians have helped people like you discover hidden strengths and Movies Grants to fund energy systems develop untested potentials to the projects. fullest. By John Jones dissemination of in- serving in nature, en- $50,000 is available for a demonstration The application, and not realize it now, but this The U.S. Department formation concerning vironmentally sound, small project You may will apply a five copies, which requires featured of Energy is offering energy-related systems scale, and low cost. which is an exciting time to be alivean to a technical as well as grants up to $50,000 for the and supporting Individuals, local non- technological system age of exploration and adventure. for financial information development of small scale technologies, stress profit organizations and real life condition And the greatest adventure of all is regarding the proposed in class energy systems. meeting the needs of local institutions, state and local testing. the exploration of self. must be communities and enhance agencies, small businesses All applications will be technology, the Depart- your greatest adventure Congress has community self reliance (100 employees or less and reviewed for completeness submitted to Begin If political philosophies later authorized the department independently and technical soundness, ment of Energy no today by taking the first step. and movies intrigue you, through the use of owned and to undertake the grants operated), by a panel of citizens from than Jan. 15 at 4 p.m. then a new course offered available resources. and native program in respons. to American the area for which the Write for your booklet... for spring semester wil! be The goals also stress tribes, are Free public interest to alter- eligible to submit ap- project is designed. Applications may be of interest to you. using renewable energy received "The Mastery of Life" native energy technologies. plications for the grants. The Department of from and sent to: sources, such as the sun Energy will then review The Appropriate Energy There is no obligation, so you've Offered by the political The goals for the and wind, applying current Grants for up to $10,000 the findings, rank Technology, U.S. Depart- nothing to loseand a whole new grants, which are disigned technologies in innovative concept science department, the will be awarded for theproposals in order of ment of Energy, 1333 world to gain. to encourage development, ways, and initiating energy development and project course is Political Films merit, and select a Broadway, Oaklnad, Calif. AM.RC demonstration, and sources which are con- development. A grant of set of 94612. Poll Sci 196M ). The three- regionally mixed rn7 unit course will examine how political ideas are The woven into films, and documentaries, according Synanon case uncovers military units Rosicrucian Order to associate professor of political science Terry 'tiIKi T . T . Christensen. Christensen VISAI.IA ( AP) - Two tape recordings and he be in charge of 18-day search warrant was issued over the group's com- ru, ( Amt S.A,t !Lir will teach the course with men charged in a rat- minutes of several Synanon training at strip." The for the drug rehabilitation munications system that sa,IJOSe A5191 t A Jim Zurr, film maker and tlesnake attack on an at- board meetings seized Nov. minutes also show that group's headquarters east Morantz' legs be broken Itimik mvn tree rot, ihr Mom., 0/ / Ile I New College instructor. torney were involved with 21 in the Los Angeles Police proposal at their Sierra of here at Badger. because the attorney had arn MIK ere% thv one, functlims ot melt paramilitary units within Department's in- Nevada airstrip was ap- won a court judgement NAME Synanon, according to vestigation of the case. proved, Engquist said. Engquist said Norma against Synanon. Dederich Movies to be seen and who left Synanon Synanon executive board Portions of board A third reference from Fisher, was arrested in Arizona ADDRESS discussed include -Birth of minutes read in court here minutes of June 27-28 titled the minutes stated that last August, told him "she Saturday and is charged in a Nation," "Burn," yesterday. "Imperial Marines -- another man and Kenton, and a Synanon investigator Los Angeles with con- crix "Harlan County U.S.A.," Joe Musico, 28, and Martial Arts Training" son of bandleader Stan came to the LA area in the spiracy to commit murder "The Front," and "The Lance Kenton, 20, both were read by Los Angeles Kenton, "proposed to head summer of 1978 to inquire and assault and solicitation STATE candidate." Some of these Synanon members, were police investigator Marvin up 90-day mini-marine or locate the residence of to commit murder. t_ films will be viewed on charged with attempted Engquist to show how they experience for a group of Paul Morantz, the victim in campus, others at a nearby murder after Los Angeles tied in to the case. 16-18-year-old guys," our case." Engquist said theater. attorney Paul Morantz was "Imperial Marines Engquist read. the pair did obtain bitten by a rattlesnake emerged out of security The officer also Morantz' address. Offered only through stuffed in the mailbox of his needs when we discovered discussed interviews New College last spring, home Oct. 10. our responses were still conducted with two Other ex-members the course, on Wednesdays Thursday's hearing poor," Engquist read. Synanon members whose said in affidavits that from 7-9:45 p.m., is now involved a request by Later the minutes stated: information helped lead to Synanon founder Charles offered to all students. Synanon for the return of 13 "Joe Musico has proposed affidavits on which a E. Dederich had urged Ask for a Bloody showdown rumored in Iran

TEHRAN, Iran (AP ) - States and the stability of American companies such "Our people think million barrels - well Foreigners and Iranians the Persian Gulf, Israel as General Electric, things are going to get below half the normal daily alike stampeded for flights and the entire Westinghouse, Fluor Corp. bad," said her husband, output of 6 million barrels, of costing the treasury about out of Iran yesterday as Mediterranean. and others evacuated their Walter. bottle reports circulated that Officials at Tehran's families. At least two US. Troops kept hundreds $35 million a day. opponents of Shah Mehrebad Airport reported companies chartered of persons out of Tehran's The pace of the exodus Mohammad Reza Pahlavi "utter chaos." Thousands planes for employees' airport Thursday as has swelled in recent days were preparing a bloody of persons scrambled for families when airlines pandemonium broke out because of fears that showdown with govern- plane tickets after airlines reported their flights were inside when people shoved trouble is looming Dec. 10 ment troops this weekend. announced they cancelled filled. and yelled in the fight for and 11, the climax of the In Washington, flights in and out of the city "We want to get out," plane seats. beer is month of You know oomhow good Holland's holy Moslem President Carter said he Sunday and Monday, the said Mrs. Betty Robinson, An estimated 8,000 Moharram when religious and Oranieboom has been a premiere does not know whether the critical days of the month- wife of an American air- foreigners, including 5,500 passions run high and the beer in Holland since 1671 shah could survive the long holy season. craft executive based in Americans, have fled in the faithful march in the upheavals, but the United Large groups of U.S. Isfahan. "But we're stuck last 10 weeks. Thousands of streets or beat themselves States would not intervene. dependents arrived in here because all the planes nervous Iranians, fearful with whips. The 29-day He said Iran was "very Tehran from turbulent are overbooked. We'll just after 11 months of political mourning period honors important" to the United provincial areas as major have to sit it out here." turmoil, also have fled, the martyred grandson of diplomatic sources said. the prophet Mohammed. forces Anti -shah At least 33 persons strong maintained have been reported killed spartaguide economic pressure on the in the past few days in government with wildcat clashes with troops a Pi Sigma Alpha is translators to help foreign Roche at 297-3984 on walkouts, slowdowns and throughout the country, but holding a party on students during orien- weekends. crippling four-day-old diplomats said the figure is Saturday. The political tation, advising and stoppage in Iran's south- much higher. Opponents of science honor society in- registration week Jan. 22- An Episcopal church western oilfields. the shah claim thousands vites all members and 27. Volunteers will give service will be held at 6:30 Well-placed sources have been killed. ',AID ^41. A -OMFAN, v, friends to attend. For more approximately 6 hours of p.m. on Sunday at the reported that daily oil information see bulletin their time. Speakers of Campus Christian Center, production Thursday board in BT 450. Cantonese, Mandarin, 10th and San Carlos streets. slipped to around 2.6 Korean, Japanese, Per- OFF ON ANY sian, SJSU Frisbee Club Arabic, Indonesian and Spanish are needed. TUNE-UP hosts the 2nd California "Lunch with a Prof" weries Ultimate Frisbee Cham- Call Muriel Andrews at 279- 4575 pionship from 9 a.m. to 3 or 277-3691 at the In- presents: WITH THIV ternational p.m. on Saturday and from Center, or Ruth 364 cyl AD 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday "Jews and The Gold Rush" plus at South Campus. All are a discussion and slide presentation tax -$38 - 6 cyl welcome and admission is 671-717iT $39 -8 cylinder free. XEROX 11/110.N by -Includes parts and labor Dr. Robert Levinson Vietnamese Student TUNE -Guaranteed for 3 the History Dept Association will of 6 months or have Overnight Christmas party / while you wait! 6,000 miles Days 44 -no min. -Professionally preparation today from B Monday, Dec. 11, 11:30 a.m. -112"x11" loose, Esp. 1179 over 50,000 tune ups! trained mechanics 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in BRING THIS AD Montalvo Room, Student Union BC 209. AMERICAN COPY Sponsored by Hillel Inter-Cultural Steering Committee needs volunteer ( 1to, provided &Associated Students 29!) MR OIL, LUBE, and FILTER $12.88

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