Spartan Daily Volume 78, No. 43 Serving the San Jose Community Since 1934 Thursday, April 15, 1 982/ REC passed to

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By Holly Fletcher Although the controversial Recreation and Events Center has been in the planning stages for months, and a formal complaint charging cam- paigning violations is before the AS. Judiciary, the Student Union board of directors took less than 10 minutes to approve a motion which would send the referendum to Presidnet Fullerton for her approval. The board's action is but the first of a series of approvals necessary for the realization of the center. Although the board approved the referendum, which was favored by 59 percent of the students who voted in last month's AS. elections, Fullerton must also approve it. In earlier interviews, Fullerton has indicated her support for the proposal. If she issues her stamp of approval, then the proposal must be accepted by the Chancellor's office and the CSU trustees. The Rec Center referendum was only advisory. Thus, only an indication of student support, and not a specific percentage, was necessary for the board's approval. At Tuesday's meeting, the board had to decide whether the voter turnout and percentage approving the center was sufficient indication of student support. The board voted 12-1-2 to approve the referendum. Brad Kurtz, the board's chairman, said the turnout and percentage approving the proposal was "sufficient and reflected student interest. They ( the board members) felt there was sufficient positive student response." Ron Barrett, S.U. director, found neither the positive board vote nor the lack of debate surprising. "The board all along has been strongly in support of the center," he said, "and they were ready to move." As presently envisioned, the Rec Center is a $13 million complex which would house racquetball courts, swimming pools, shops, seating for 10,000 and other facilites. It is expected to be completed in 1985. It will be funded through student fees which will increase $10 beginning this fall. After two years, the fees will increase to approximately $40 a By Mark DuFrem. semester. Kevin Johnson, a student board member, said the uneventful vote G. Gordon Liddy Nat), the mastermind of the Watergate break- "didn't surprise me at all." will be Liddy, Leary meet in, and Timothy Leary, the former "high priest" of LSD, Earlier in the semester Johnson had said the board was attempting a debating tonight at 8 at UC Santa Cruz and tomorrow night in "snow job the students." With the lack of discussion over the motion, Berkeley. "I want to turn him on," Leary said. Look for exclusive Johnson said, "They showed their hand totally." in 'great debate' interviews with these controversial figures in the Daily next week. The referendum and vote was less than a rubber stamp," he said. "Anything that would forestall the approval of the center wouldn't be discussed by the board," he added. Although there was no debate over wheter the motion should be approve, Robert Martin, dean of student services, suggested a "friendly amendment" Instructor files discrimination suit to the motion so it would contain the statement that "this board looks for- ward to participating" in the planning, construction and operation of the By Dave Lewis named in the lawsuit. by a pay raise. facility. A foreign-language instructor has filed a "There was no racial discrimination in- Lela Noble, associate academic vice Prior to the vote wich sent the referendum to Fullerton, Johnson made a $1.75 million lawsuit against SJSU, charging that volved at all," Radke said Tuesday. "He was on president, said she agreed with Radke about the motion to table the Rec Center decision because the formal complaint he has been denied a promotion because he is the fourth level. There is no review (for promotion of Hernandez. leveling charges of campaign violatons is till before the judiciary. Hispanic. promotion) on the fourth level." "Normally people are considered for The board voted 2-10-2 against tabling the vote, because the board felt Jose Hernandez, associate professor, filed Levels represent seniority and increase in promotion at level five," Noble said. "There the judiciary's actions had no effect on the board's actions. the suit last week in Santa Clara Superior Court, Pay. may be a rare exception, but promotions usually "We did this (hold an election) to get a sense of student interest," said charging the university with "willful and Radke explained that promotion to full don't come before the fifth level." Martin. "We are not bound by it one way or another." systematic discrimination." professor usually comes only after the fifth level. Another allegation made in Hernandez' suit "The reality is that we don't even need a student election," said Barrett. Hernandez also alleges he was unfairly Teachers entering work at SJSU start out as is that he was required to earn his Ph.D. before The complaint was filed by Andy Arias, A.S. vice-president. In part, the denied sabbatical leave and required to obtain assistant professors. Usually they are on the he was tenured. He claims other instructors in complaint said a flier distributed and paid for by the board contained in- his Ph.D. before he was granted tenure. third or fourth pay level. There are five levels of the department did not have to do this to receive formation that was "either flase or misleading." In the suit, Hernandez maintains he should assistant professor. tenure. The flier was also printed on orange paper, Arias said, in violation of the have been promoted to full professorship last When a teacher reaches the fifth level he can Radke explained that this was due to a election code that states material can only be printed on white paper. semester and that he was denied the promotion seek tenure. If tenure is granted the teacher change in administration. The complaint was filed with the election board which voted 3-2 Monday due to his ethnic background. moves up to associate professor one. There are "When (John) Bunzel became president he to refer the complaint to the judiciary, said Don Dushane, A.S. adviser. If the Werner Radke, who was chairman of the also five levels of associate professor. wanted to raise the percentage of tenured faculty judiciary finds adequate reason, they could rule that the referendum be re- Foreign Languages Department when Her- Finally, when an instructor reaches with Ph.D.'s," Radke said. "To raise the per- submitted to the voters. nandez was denied the promotion, said no racial associate level five he can seek promotion to full centage of Ph.D.'s, tenure would only be granted Barrett said if the judiciary does rule that referendums are included bias was involved. Radke is also a defendant professor. Each increase in level is accompanied continued on page 3 under the election code, he wants to know "why we weren't informed prior" to the election. As to allegations that the board printed incorrect information, he said, "that's an individual, subjective kind of thing." He said the A.S. did not tell "us what we could or couldn't do" during an A.S. Controller resigns from position election. Robinson said the complaint "was pretty much expected, but I'm not too spend." By Lenny Bonsall worried." In a surprise announcement made Monday, it was revealed, Angela Arias said the lack of a controller for a month would not seriously "I don't thinks student really pays attention to whether paper is orange 1 () has resigned from her post as A.S. controller. The resignation took hamper AS. procedures. The budget process is drawing to a close and Osborne or red," Robinson said. "It doesn't determine an election." 5. special allocations meetings, which the controller is responsible for running, effect April Arias said he filed the complaint because he sees Rec Centers becoming -elect Robin Sawatzky, voted into office two weeks ago in the were ended three weeks ago. Controller a trend on college campuses, adding that he feels there should be guidlines to take over the office, prematurely, in May. "Everything is starting to wind down right now," Arias said. student elections, is scheduled and standards set up to govern the elections. In a letter sent to A.S. board members, executives and advisers Osborne was elected to the controller's position last year during the "I don't want to sound like sour grapes," he said. "People just need to Osborne cited "complications deriving from family problems" as Tuesday, spring election, along with Arias and Robinson, the other A.S. exectuives. know what to look out for. the reason for her early departure. She could not be reached for comment. She had held the post since the beginning of the current school year, in "There was so much grease on the wheels, there's not really much I stated in the letter that she would "keep in touch to assist in the Osborne late August. could have done." budget process" and would help in the "orientation of the newly-elected controller." The final budget package, which Osborne helped to assemble, will be presented later this month. Andy Arias, A.S. vice president, said no replacement would be sought to fill in the time between Osborne's departure and when Sawatzky takes over Firm to begin plans for new housing the position. Sawatzky is expected to begin her duties on May 12. "At this time, there's not enough time to do a search for an interim (controller)," Arias said. The time involved in trainihg a successor would be By Steve Fukuda essentially wasted, he explained. The architectural firm of Stoller Preliminary design to include "Tony Robinson, A.S. president) and I will be doing the rest of the Partners has agreed to sign a (controller's)work," Arias said. "It's just more business time well have to contract with the CSU system to begin drawing up plans for a new passive solar energy system student housing facility in SJSU's South Campus. The agreement resulted from a given a formal go-ahead by the condominium complex in Hayward Partners pertaining to the number Monday meeting with the chan- chancellor's office) and they said and is working on another one in of units and unit size. ('ellor's office and the SJSU office of they will sign a contact" to start Cupertino, accoroding to Ong. According to Elliott, the housing facilities and operations. work on the new student housing, facility will contain 20 one-bedr000m South 10th and Humboldt streets said Dave Elliott, associate Westphall said the architects uits, 32 two-bedroom units and 16 0 will be the site of SJSU's new student executive vice president. will make schematic and per- two-bedroom units that will convert housing. It will replace 48 studio "We will sign the contract," said spective drawings according to the to four-bedrooms. apartments at Spartan City, SJSU's Janis Ong, project architect for the specifications they were given by "We've tried to design it so it married student facility. The 48 Berkeley firm. "It's just a matter of SJSU. could accommodate married apartments provide housing for reading it over very carefully, like "The schematics won't be students, single students and married students who do not have all contracts." detailed," Elliott said. "They are families," Elliott said. children. At the meetng, the officials designed to give the (CSU) Board of Spartan City's barracks-style discussed building codes, room Trustees and SJSU a general con- The facility will occupy a total of housing originally was used to house specifications, budget limitations figuration" of the proposed facility. 61.000 square feet. shipyard workers in Richmond and agreement terms. "We're hoping for completion of Also incorporated into the during World War II. "We expect them Stoller the schematics at least a month complex will be a communit last semester, SJSU President Partners ) to look into a building that before the July meeting of the Board center. Gail Fullerton said the housing units will use solar energy," said Jim of Trustees," he said. "We are hoping to include a at Spartan City were never intended Westphall, CSU assistant vice The board must aprove the laundry facility, recreational and to stand as long as they have. chancellor. "They have had some construction of any buildings in the meeting areas and storage and A $3.5 million federal loan to pay experience working with passive CSU system. maintenance areas," Elliott said. for the new housing was received solar buildings." Upon completion, the drawings from the Department of Education In lay terms, passive solar of the facility will be presented to the He also said a parking area will iF last October. system do not involve any board in the form of 35 millimeter accommodate 180 cars and 18 The CSU system is contributing mechanized or moving parts such as slides, Westphall said. motorcycles. $285,175 to the project in addition to pumps or motors to circulate hot or It has not yet been determined (he federal funding. cool air. The university has submitted how many buildings the complex yll ha Volt. "Stoller 1 Partners) has been Stoller Partners built a solar basic specifications to Stoller will have. Angela Osborne Thursday, April 15, 1982 P.1 forum A look behind the closed doors of power

voted before all because Toni Brokaw was in thei visited their house, there were very few books there. town and there was a chance they'd be on TV. "We've got a president who doesn't read. In fact,

In El Salvador, the election was a media event. 1).0 Untinnnl Conority ('nonoil Innr n ctlnriino Some of these people hadn't voted in 30 years. The to give the president any briefing reports longer than attitude was: stand in line for three hours, eat, drink two pages long. And it's amazing how little Reagan's and have a party. The end result will find a lot of people staff has traveled. Before the Cancun summit, Ed disillusioned and more people will be driven over to the Meese had only traveled to one foreign country: He side of the rebels." went to Mexico City and stayed at the Hilton." Another Central American country which is still The sad state of our elected leaders is not limited to being portrayed in a distorted light, according to Glen the White House. The Congress, Glen and Shearer say, and Shearer, is Nicaragua. There, they say, the is peopled by equally unqualified people. greatest distortion comes from the hard line position of Shearer: "It's a riot when you see these Reagan and Secretary of State Alexander Haig. congressmen on junkets, patting the backs of these Shearer: "The leadership in Nicaragua is young, people and saying, 'How ya feelin?" about 34 years of age, and they're worried about Glen: "the White House and the Congress thrive on running this new government they've all of a sudden the public's ignorance. Unless you take responsibility got. They're worried about getting supplies, worried as a public, you're going to be screwed." about Reagan." Glen and Shearer. High-powered journalism at its Glen: "Nicaragua is far from being a totalitarian irreverent, cynical best. Throughout their talk, there

'You see these guys in boots and fatigues lining up for Cokes and Big Macs and fries'

Cody Shearer and Maxwell Glenn of Field Syndicate state. It's unfair for the United States to accuse was an air of mischief in them that can be found only in Nicaragua of doing something dastardly while saying those who know a little more than the public does. And The view of a working journalist is a behind-the- Indeed they are. Shearer, son of Lloyd Shearer of nothing about Israel, which has essentially the same they both wear a grin which betrays a certain comedic scenes view, behind battle lines, behind the closed Parade Magazine fame, is 31. Glen is 25, a disgustingly defense posture as Nicaragua. I don't want to be an thrill with the whole news game they play. doors of power in Washington. Things seen from such young age to reach such journalistic fame. apologist for Nicaragua, but they're not what the Glen and Shearer's column appears in about 30 an angle seem to lose their lustre, seem less than Together, they travel from the halls of power in administration says they are." college newspapers, including school papers at U.C. hallowed. Washington to the news hotbeds of the world. Three Shearer: "The most popular place in Nicaragua is Davis, the University of the Pacific, and Stanford. Maxwell Glen and Cody Shearer, a syndicated weeks ago they returned from a trip to El Salvador and MacDonalds. You see these army guys in boots and My only question is: Why aren't these guys in the columnist team for the Field Syndicate, brought their Nicaragua. By early May, they might be in Cuba, at fatigues lining up for Cokes and Big Macs and fries. Spartan Daily??? unique view to SJSU Tuesday, at the imitation of the the invitation of the Castro government. Everybody wants a piece of the American pie, it's as AS. program board. Much of what they said will never Among the topics they covered in their talk before simple as that. The Nicaraguan army couldn't take air on the evening news. a sparse crowd at the Student Union amphitheater Gilroy." For instance, did you know that the Nicaraguan were press coverage of the elections in El Salvador, the Quite a different threat assessment than the army, touted as Central America's fiercest, is really Nicaraguan regime and the Reagan White House. The Reagan-Haig version. more interested in eating Big Macs than in warring? following is a brief list of the questions they answered. On the president, the Glen-Shearer team is They don't quite share the Reagan-Haig view on What was El Salvador like? Glen: "I went down irreverent and a bit chagrined. Nicaragua, these journalists. there expecting to see decapitated bodies in the streets. Shearer: "The president isn't well versed in facts. 13) And did you know that our elected officials, sipping It wasn't that way. The war down there is a guerrilla He doesn't read position papers. Because of his Phil LaVelle tight cocktails after a long day on the Hill, as they are wont war, the combat is sporadic and elusive." ignorace, he uses anecdotes. There was a very Staff Writer to do, actually sit back and laugh at how they've Shearer: "The reporting of the elections down shield around Reagan during the campaign. Reporters literally screwed the American public with their there was a fraud. The government line on the per- were kept away from him. If a reporter asked him legislating? centage of people voting was a lie. Many of the factions really rough questions, Lyn Nofziger would come That one is believable. of the guerrilla movement encouraged the peasants to around and threaten to pull the reporter from the press Shearer and Glen, whose column appears in 90 go out and vote with blank ballots. We call the large pool. newspapers, are billed by the Field Syndicate as "the turnout the 'Iowa caucus effect.' When we covered the "I grew up in Pacific Palisades near the Reagans, voice of the baby boom generation." Iowa caucus in '80, we'd see people voting who'd never and what used to disturb me most of all was when I Falkland invasion finds Editor's notebook U.S. caught in middle With the hostage crisis in Iran, the U.S. leans, the Soviets will most the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan likely lean the other way, exploiting Denouncing a condemnation and the constant struggles between any and every advantage possible. Israel and its Arab neighbors, it was Argentina maintains that any and is logical to assume the next future negotiations will depend on By Michael Liedtke University Lommunications Board, clarifying the intent of the green hypocrisy. major conflict would emanate from the British halting its fleet and Editor which will recommend whether it sheet) i.e., is it a contract or not?). If it sets a precedent by con- somewhere in the Middle East, rescinding the blockade order. If The Academic Senate's recently should be passed or not. To some, If the resolution passes, the demning one SJSU class ( the Daily), right? Britain complies, Argentina said it proposed resolution condemning the any advice from the Daily may senate will have allowed itself to be will the Academic Senate make a Wrong. When Argentina took the will consider withdrawing its troops. Daily for allegedly biased coverage appear to be coming from a biased manipulated by several of its standard practice of publicly initiative to sieze the Falkland The British, who have claimed of black events was both an absurd source, but the board would be wise members who were disenchanted scorning any SJSU class which does Islands from Britain on April 2, it set the Falklands as British territory and fruitless action. But it was also to recommend that the resolution with some aspects of the Daily's something the senate does not ap- off a chain reaction which may be since 1833, say they will not gutsy. not be passed. news coverage and, for dramatic prove of? Or is the Senate going to negotiate until Argentina com- The senate shouldn't waste its effect, apparently wanted the entire just single out the Daily? pletely withdraws its troops from After all, it takes a lot of mettle time trying to police the Daily senate to express its disapprobation. Some senators will counter, no the island colony. to meddle in an affair which is none because we're outside its doubt, that the Daily is a special By Further complicating the issue of your concern. And that is None of the dismayed senators jurisdiction. class, and, as such, warrants special Stewart Emerson for the U.S., is, as members of both precisely what the Academic Senate have bothered to write a letter to the Instead, this pseudo-legislative treatment. All right, fair enough. Staff Writer the Organization of American States did shortly before spring break by body should govern its time more Daily expressing their disapproval, But the senate should make that and the North Atlantic Treaty introducing a resolution condemning practically. the standard venue everyone else at treatment consistent. Organization, there is a conflict of the Daily for bias. SJSU, including the academic vice If the senate does it once, can we interest. Cl SJSU's Academic Senate has The Academic Senate will president, takes to protest some expect a resolution, whether it be in As a member of much moMpressing matters to deal subject itself to ridicule by spending facet of the paper. praise or in contempt, on every story the 0.A.S., the U.S. signed with than an issue which it is ab- any further time on an inane Instead, they exploited their printed in the Daily? Or will the the Inter-American Reciprocal solutely powerless to affect. Since it resolution against the Daily when it positions of power to voice their senate just discriminately choose Assistance Treaty in 1947, wields no clout over the Daily, the could instead be grappling with displeasure, tainting the integrity of the stories it deems worthy of a irreversible. which calls for a response to an senate's resolution bears no impact issues it could truly effect. the Academic Senate in the process. comment? Both countries are now attack on any American state as if it were whatsoever on how we operate. Instead of worrying about the If it allows itself to be further If it does that, perhaps the prepared for war. Britain, with a 40- an attack on itself. After being introduced to the Daily, the Academic Senate could manipulated by passing the Academic Senate should consider ship armada less than a week away Originally drafted as a plan to senate, the resolution was surely occupy itself by fighting the resolution, the senate may entrap passing a resolution condemning from the islands located 250 miles repel communist aggression in the unanimously referred to the university's "U" grade policy or by itself in the piercing teeth of itself for being biased. off Argentina's southeast coast Western Hemisphere, the pact and up to four submarines roaming would theoretically obligate the U.S. the chilly waters of the South to take action against Britain if it Atlantic, has threatened to sink any attempts to retake the islands. Argentine vessel within 200 miles of The State Department, thus far, Policy the islands. has declined to specify if it would Daily Argentina, not be be outdone, honor the pact. has put its armed forces on full alert first of two parts and summoned its reserves down to The Spartan Daily would like to the last man. If Britain tries to retake the hear from you-our reader. Your When the British blockade went islands from the Argentines, who ideas, comments, criticisms and into effect on Monday, Argentina claim they inherited the islands suggestions are encouraged. By had at least 6,000 troops already from Spain with their independence listening to our readers we feel we in massed on these windswept islands 1816, will it be enact of aggression can better serve the campus com- of shepherds. or defending its interests? Just munity. And the United States, as usual, because the islands are near Letters to the Mailbag, opinion is right in the middle of it. Argentina, does it give that country the articles and press releases are Our nation is like a bullfighter right to rule over a gladly accepted. who has the unenviable prospect of predominantly British community of 1,800 p Our policy for accepting such facing two angry bulls ready to tear sheepherders against their material is as will? follows. each other apart with only a flimsy red cape to protect himself. Although there is no apparent explanation Whichever way the bullfighter as to why the British will fight 1,etters turns, he is looking down the throats so hard to regain the Falklands Letters should be submitted to of one bull or the other as both come and the Argentines will the Spartan Daily office JC 208 fight just as hard to keep them, there charging at each other. weekdays, or by mail to the is an underlying reason: Oil. The U.S., like the bullfighter, Mailbag, do the Spartan Daily, San as chief peacemaker and good Jose State University, 125 S. Seventh friends The islands lie on the edge of the to both countries, will be gored St., CA 95192. if it continental shelf and are believed to leans too far in one direction. contain valuable oil and gas The U.S. would do best if it All letters must include the reserves. stayed out of the ring entirely. If the Oil is the real reason behind all writer's signature, major, Class U.S. favors the British, the relations standing, address and telephone the fancy talk of liberation from President Reagan has tried to number. Only the name, major and British colonialism and defending establish with Latin American interests class standing will be printed. from a "tin-pot dic- countries could be seriously, if not tatorship." The Spartan Daily reserves the permanently, damaged. Oil. People will right to limit the number of letters pay through the If the U.S. goes toward nose to get it, and fight to the YOU OUGI-11TA BE IN PICTURES! MI-) on a given topic after a sufficient death Argentina, relations between to keep it. amount of comment has appeared England, Canada, Australia, New That is Letters should not ex,ei,1 :4511 why the Falklands may Zealand and most of Europe could ords be the new Middle East, although be destroyed. Whatever direction the war talk is still the same. I. Thursday, April 15. 1982 MN 3 MARTIN THE SPARTAN by DEAN FORTUNATI ZACK by CHUCK BECKUM 0 WoRLOR OaR17116T Si MY (OADIT ION 1 REALLY. BECAUSE WHEN PARTY GRAS Mint! TAKE THE5E FLANS BEUEVE IT CAN BE BUILT CORE HIGH, FANTASY FOR THE RE.C. CEATER of!, CAN WOVE REAUTY, FOR T14PTEEN rAiu.ioN 4 RIGHT DOWN 10 THE SW Si 7.7.! 3SLOPE'...9 Li II

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CSSA rep says letter-writing efforts successful LAWSUIT Students' protest on aid cuts evaluated continued from page 1 By Cindy Mare More than 2,200 SJSU studenLs would be affected if the proposal is adopted, A letter-writing campaign to protest President Reagan's proposed $1.5 billion estimated Don Ryan, SJSU's financial aid director. with a doctorate." federal cuts in federal student aid for 1983-1984 has helped influence congressmen to Rowen said he will continue to meet with media representatives and AS. officials to "General university policy is not to give tenure reject the proposal. discuss Reagan's proposal. without a Ph.D.," Nobel said. "There are some This is the conclusion of Jim Rowen, SJSU's representative to the California State The letter-writing campaign, supported by CSSA representatives on all California exceptions - a particular field or an exceptional Students Association, which sponsored the campaign. State University campuses, is one of several methods student leaders are using to protest individual." Rowen met last week with members from the staffs of representatives Don Ed- Reagan's proposal. wards, D-San Jose, Paul McCloskey Jr., R-Menlo Park, and Norman Mineta, D-Santa The A.S. Board of Directors voted unanimously last month to help fight to defeat As to whether or not there were any racial Clara, to discuss the impact of the campaign. Reagan's proposal and to ask Reagan to justify the cuts. motives by the university, Noble said, "I can't He also spoke with staff members representing Senators Alan Cranston, D-Calif., The action was intended "just to show our position," said Mike Howell, AS. student I comment at this time, but I'm sure we wouldn't and Sam Hayakawa, Ft-Calif. services director. deliberately discriminate." On March 1, designated by the United States Student Association as Student Action Rowen said Cranston is beginning to become more concerned about Reagan's Day on Financial Aid, Rowen held a news conference to discuss his opposition to the When contacted Tuesday some university of- proposal, but more letters are needed to insure his support of current financial aid funds. proposal. "I ficials were not aware of the action. Donna don't think he saw it as a very high priority ( before the letter-writing campaign)," Rowen said. Gustafson, present chair of the Foreign Languages And in February, nine CSSA delegates traveled to Washington, D.C., to lobby Edwards and Mineta have said they oppose Department, said she hadn't even heard that the proposal. :ongressmen and White House officials. Hernandez had filed the suit. Rowen estimated 50 to 100 SJSU students wrote letters to one or more of their Ryan has gone to Las Vegas and Washington, D.C. to meet with other financial aid congressmen. administrators to discuss ways to protest the cuts. At a news conference Wednesday, Fullerton For students interested in writing their congressmen, their addresses are listed said she had not received a summons yet and added "We had a lot of letters from students at SJSU," Rowen said, noting that 75 percent ielow. that she would not comment since litigation was of the letters were written by graduate students. Don Edwards, D-San Jose, 1625 the Alameda, San Jose, Calif. 95126 involved. Under Reagan's proposal, graduate students would be ineligible for the Guaranteed Paul McCloskey Jr., R-Menlo Park, 305 Grant Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. 94306 Hernandez could not be reached for comment. Student Loan program. Undergraduates would face higher interest rates. Norman Mineta, D-Santa Clara, 1245 S. Winchester Blvd., San Jose, Calif. 95128 The proposal also calls for the elimination of the Supplemental Educational Op- Alan Cranston, D-Calif., 45 Polk St., San Francisco, Calif. 94102 portunity Grant and the National Direct Student Loan programs. Sam Hayakawa, R-Calif., 1390 N. Market St., San Francisco, Calif. 94102 Mysterious loss of fliers 'irritating' - Tlurre's a race of mese that don't fit in, A race that can't stay still; So they break the !warn of kith and km, By Janet Gilmore business. And they roam the world at will. Whodunnit? Dick Quisenberry, chief of custodial services, said the bulletin boards Robert Service' That's the question club members tried to answer at Tuesday's are cleared only once a year, so that theory won't work either. The Men That Don't Fit In executive council of business students' meeting. Adrienne Robison, scheduling coordinator, said the fliers would only Someone has literally ripped the fliers promoting the business have been taken down if they were on unapproved areas such as school's annual award banquet off bulletin boards, kiosks any and every telephone poles. place on campus which these sigs were posted. And the theory that it was another organization promoting an event Kevin Heher, of the marketing club, said he put 100 signs up Monday isn't likely because there were only two or three posters left on the morning. bulletin boards, according to Heher. So there was plenty of room for other "When I came to school ( Tuesday ), people started asking how come signs. the fliers weren't up," he said. Then who is the bandit or bandits? Heher thought it was a joke. But he soon discovered that the joke was No one knows. But Heher does know that his organization has lost the on him, or rather the entire school of business. The fliers had indeed, been $30 it used to purchase the 100 fliers. The executive council of business swiped. students purchased the fliers at a cost of three cents a copy. Maybe it was someone putting up other signs, one postulated. Heher said they'll have to put up the remaining 200 copies which Could it have been someone who didn't want to see the banquet "didn't turn out right" in the printing. promoted? offered another. Just as with every unsolved crime you pick up the pieces and get back Perhaps it was a custodian who may have felt 100 signs scattered to work. But every once and a while, you wonder about the identity of the across campus was a bit superfluous, theorized yet another. person who ripped you off. As in most criminal mysteries, you look for a motive. It couldn't be "It's just irritating," said Andre Sue, vice president of the executive another business club because the banquet is for the entire school of council of business students. spartaguide

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By Jon Swartz since most stuntmen take a physical beating from actors who aren't in sync When the axiom Stuntman uses "He can do it all" karate with the timing necessary was created, the in throwing a fake punch." inventor must have had in both work and play Will points out that Jay T. Will in mind. stunts are nothing more Will than pc"shed and dynamic can, and seems to, 'In 1978, Lewis asked do it all. At the time of his glorifications. meeting with Lewis, Will me if I'd care to be a e As a seventh-degree "When we were was beginning his first stuntman in his first black belt in karate, filming 'The Gangster year at SJSU. starring film, 'Jaguar professional stuntman, Chronicles,' a stuntman "I majored in business, Lives,' " Will said. "Since martial arts instructor, fell off a car and was but was really interested in it was being shot in Europe karate referee and official nearly killed," Will said. photography and and I had never been there photographer for the "But the director didn't psychology," Will said. "I before, I said yes. Cincinnati Bengals football think it looked realistic, so never took less than 15 "While I was working team, Will has lived an they had the scene reshot units and did pretty well in on 'Jaguar,' I was under action-packed, adventure- with another stuntman to school '2.8 grade point the guidance of Bob filled life rarely make it look more ex- average.) Bralver, who liked the job I perienced by other dynamic. 40-year- "But the primary did and thought I was a olds. "But basical. being a reason I came to San Jose good, adaptable type.. the Will has appeared in 13 State was that I heard they perfect villain," Will said. feature films and television wanted some football "I don't know why I'm series as a stuntman players," he said. "So I cast as a villain," Will said. ( usually as a villain); moved up from Santa I'm just a peach, a adorned the cover of 40 Monica." sweetheart." magazines, five foreign Will spent two-and-a- "Bralver said he would bred; won over 50 karate half years at SJSU, two of call me later and, to my tournaments; been voted them on the football team. surprise, did four months into the Black Belt Hall of In 1966 he started as a later," he explained. Fame and written two running back for the Will has been shot with books on karate. Spartans. His stint with the a laser gun, hit by a car, Where did it all start squad continued through run over by a horse and for Will? 1967 as an outside beaten up as a stuntman in "While t I was attending linebacker. such movies as "Meteor" Action! San Jose State," said the By 1968, however, Will, and "Force Five," as well 5'11", 240 pound Columbus, then in his junior year at as television shows "The stuntman is just a sideline "Kenpo is a karate "The first few times I Ohio, native. "It was in SJSU, had a choice bet- Fall Guy," "Battlestar of my career," Will said, style that combines was on a cover was neat," 1966 when I met Joe Lewis ween starting a karate Galactica" and "The adding Karate is where his elements of the linear Will said. "I still enjoy it." ( who would become world business and continuing Gangster Chronicles." real talent lies. style, usually associated Will has been on the karate champion in 1974.) school. He chose the for- Amazingly enough, with karate, and the cir- other side of the camera, "He was traveling mer, a move that led to his Will has not sustained cular style, usually too, as the official through San Jose on his experience as a stuntman. injuries from his work as a "I'd been interested in associated with kung fu," photographer of the NFL's way to a karate tour- Since 1978, Will has stuntman or worked with karate since I was first Will said. Cincinnati Bengals. nament in Seattle," Will introduced to it in the coast appeared in feature films an actor in stunt scenes. "Since their origin said. "He and I were guard (1965) and then the (1968), and television shows "I have never worked He estimated more I've taken action working out at the same guidance of Joe Lewis," photographs largely under the influence with an actor on a stunt, than 4,000 students have for the karate school, became Will said. "I think I made Bengals," Will of Lewis and Bob Bralver, only stuntmen," Will passed through his karate said. "I've friends there and have the right choice." had an interest, as I've said a stunt coordinator. revealed. "I'm fortunate, school. Five hundred of been friends ever since." It was under Lewis' those pupils come and go before, in photography tutelage and training that on an irregular baiss, while since I took a couple of helped Will develop his 80 to 100 students regularly classes at San Jose State. karate skills. attend the school. Those skills resulted in "It's my main source "As photographer for over 50 karate tournament of income," Will said. the Bengals, I attend most victories, including the His karate prowess has of their home games," Will championship trophies in also landed Will a job as a said, " and that included the Ohio State Tournament referee on the Professional the AFC Championship 1 of Champions, East Coast Karate Association mat- Game against San Diego. vs. West Coast, Kenpo ches that regularly appear "It was something like Karate, Ohio-Pennsylvania on the Entertainment 59 degrees below zero and I and Pro-Arn Black Belt Sports and Programming was one of those crazy Jay T. Will, jack -of-all tournaments. Network as well as a cover people down there on the trades, is shown in photo on some 40 field," he said. "Of all my karate action. In the upper magazines. "I enjoy the triumphs, none meant right hand photo. Will "Due to my expertise photography," Will con- more to me than being in fighting, the people from tinued. "I like all of my counts out a fighter named to the Black Belt PKA wanted me to referee jobs as long as I don't do during his stint as a Hall of Fame as instructor their fights," Will said. "I too much of them." karate referee. As a of the year," Will said. "I do about 30 fights a year. stuntman (above), he was inducted in a vote by My latest trip calls for six 125 black belts on the Will has been married appears as a gun -toting fights over a four-week quality of people out of my to wife Linda, he chuckles, villian in the television period in locations like school. It was quite an "forever." During their series "Gangster Denver, Topeka )Kan.), honor." "eternal" marriage, the Chronicles" and a bar New Orleans, Montreal, The school Will is Will's have had three girls, room brawler in "The Atlanta and Athens (Ga.) speaking of is the Jay T. Shawn (13), Shannon 111) Fall Guy," "Of all my activites, I (left). Will Karate Studio, started and Erin five months). enjoy refereeing the in 1968 in Columbus, Ohio. With all of his exploits most." in a wide diversity of fields, Will began the Will also enjoys being studio when will Will rest on his after he departed from on magazine covers and his prodigious laurels? J SJSU and continues to appearances include "I'm going to keep on operate from Holland, it, teaching his publicatons going," he said. "I'm not students the kenpo karate Germany, Italy and retirin syle England.

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By Mike Jones After winning the PCAA championship and -war' placing ninth in the nation 'Paz is one of at the NCAA tournament the top prospects, this year, SJSU wrestling coach T.J. Kerr was hoping if not the best' for a good recruiting year. He thinks he may have had -- Coach T.J. Kerr his best ever. Kerr was expected to sign seven wrestlers yesterday, all supporting Other top wrestlers very impressive records. Kerr hopes to sign are Six of the seven are from Marty Hines from Aptos high schools, while one, High School in Aptos, who Don Dodds, was this year's finished second in the CCS state junior college at 185 pounds, and Mike champion at 158 pounds Monroe, a heavyweight from West Valley College. from Woodland High near "We try to get the local Sacramento. kids first," Kerr said, noting that the seven Monroe finshed second recruits all come from in the state meet, losing to Northern California. champion Jim McCullough The top recruit Kerr from Hemet High School will sign is Gus Paz from near Riverside. The loss Watsonville High School. was Monroe's first of the Paz was the state cham- year. pion this year at 132 "He's a good looking pounds. kid," Kerr said of Monroe. jF "Paz is one of the top "He'll be as big as a *111 prospects in the state, if not monster." By Gdi y Bick the best," Kerr added. Another top prospect SJSU head football coach Jack Elway gives instructions to fullback Roy Smally during the Spartans' Two other recruits are Kerr has his eye on is Dirk Spring grid drills spring workouts. Smally will be fighting for the starting fullback position on next year's team. The team Bill Danny Cots and Manoukian, the Nevada will continue its practices that were interrupted by rain in March. The Spartans will be out to defend the Newton, teammates at state champion in the in high gear PCAA title they won last year. North Salinas High School. heavyweight class. Cota, a three-time Central Coast Section Kerr compared Champion, finished sixth in Manoukian to this year's the state meet at 112 PCAA heavyweight Trinity whips Stanford, play Spartan netters today pounds. Newton finished champion Casey Gulliford set, Saviano went to the third in the CCS at 138 of SJSU. Manoukian is Trinity University's No. 1 player, Brett according to tennis coach and tnree doubles matches. reserve on Tuesday, losing wire, eventually winning pounds. short but weights 235 tennis team, ranked NO. 5 Dickinson, came from John Hubbell is playing The Spartans' No. 3 6-1, 6-2 to UCLA's Jeff the match in a tie-breaker, Kerr has also recruited pounds. He is interested in in the nation, will take on behind after losing the first brilliant tennis lately, took player, Dave Kuhn, who Klaperda. 16-4, 2-6, 7-6, 8-6). three San Jose prospects in both football and wrestling. the Spartans today in its set to register a 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 the first set against the beat USC's Roger Knapp 5- In doubles, Dickinson It was all UCLA after Dave Guiss from Del Mar Gulliford is 6-foot and first appearance at SJSU. win over UCLA's John Bruins' Craig Venter only 7, 6-4, 7-6 17-51 in a hard- teamed with Glenn that, the Bruins sweeping High, Russ Lujan from Oak weighs 225 pounds. He Trinity, coming off a 5- Davis. John Saviano, the to let the second set slip fought match on Monday, Brassington in a losing the four remaining singles effort. Grove High, and Eric wrestled and played 3 win over Stanford on Spartan's No. 2 man, who away. In the cruicial third didn't have anything in Mittlestead from Branham football at SJSU. Tuesday, will be looking for High. its 20th win in the 2 p.m. Guiss finished fourth in Kerr mentioned he is match at Spartan Courts, the CCS at 119 pounds, hoping to bring in a whole While Trinity was while Lujan finished freshman team and several whipping Stanford in Palo or ryant oes A ter a Record second in the CIF State heavyweights. He added Alto, the Spartans (1041 meet at 145 pounds. Mit- there should be 35 to 40 for the season) were down If you ask "Beat' tlestead, younger brother wrestlers out next year in Southern California Bryant, head football of current Spartan wrestler which he said is about getting beat by No. 1 coach of the University of Alabama, if he thinks he's John, was the CCS normal. He is expecting 20 ranked UCLA, 7-2. ADD t 167 pounds. wrestlers to come back going to break the record champion In the UCLA match, as was the from this year's squad with the winningest college V John Mittlestead the Spartans were pumped football coach addition of about 15 in history PCAA champion at 142 the up for an upset, winning the this year, he'll probably pounds newcomers. first two matches. SJSU's change the subject. Not LIFE because he's ducking the subject. He just doesn't like to talk about himself or his successes. Stan's The nickname "Bear" TO YOUR has.stuck with him since he was a youngster and Skin Diving Shop was "crazy enough" to wrestle a bear in a movie "Baer" Bryant CAREER. 554 S. Bascom Ave. theatre for money. "The No matter what career you're aiming guy never did pay me, but "Actually, there 's a re- for you're after the best education I got the nickname and lationship between foot- San Jose you can get To be highly competitive it's stuck," the coach ball and the kind of train- 95128 says. ing these young men ge in the employment marketplace You A quiet but colorful man, in ROTC. The discipline want motivation. management skills, stories and legends a- is certainly similar. They self-discipline and the ability to get bound about him. 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By Marianne Croker Dennis Wilcox, SJSU public relations professor, has received the 1982 Rex Hartic award. Wilcox received the award, which honors outstanding, lifelong career contributions to the public relations field, at an April 2 awards banquet. The Northern California 41100,- chapters of the Public Relations Society of America hosted the banquet. Harlow founded the first national public relations society and also was the first offer pubic relations courses nationally. "He's a pioneer in the public relations field," Wilcox said. Wilcox was recognized for his role in developing SJSU's public relations degree program. The program is the only one at a Northern California university to receive accreditation. Wilcox came to SJSU in the fall of 1974. He also was acknowledged at the awards banquet for his service to the Association of Edcuation in Journalism and the International Association of Business Communicators.

Wilcox has been president of the Peninsula chapter of PRSSA and has written three books. He is currently co-authoring a fourth textbook on publicity. By Eyre, Yee The seventh recipient, Wilcox is the youngest ever to receive the award. Dennis Wilcox, an SJSU public relations professor, recently was presented by the Northern California chapter of the "I'm very pleased and honored because Rex Harlow has always been an inspiration received the 1982 Rex Harlow Award for outstanding, Public Relations Society of America. to me," Wilcox said. "All of us in public relations owe him a lot." lifelong contributions to the public relations field. The award Dance Theatre '82 features modern, ballet compositions By Holly Taglier Stewart, Karen Stone, Janet VanSwoll, Ten Wexted and will include 12 or 13 other works, "all different types of Tickets for the concert are on sale now at the Theatre The SJSU Theatre Arts Department will present its Marlies Yearby. pieces so it's not like a theatre show." An African piece Arts Box Office and range in price from $2 for students to annual dance concert, Dance Theatre '82, tonight, Mina Garman, dance professor, said the production will feature live music by SJSU musicians. $5 general admission. tomorrow night and Saturday night at 8 in the University Theatre. According to Dance professor Carol Haws, the con- cert will be a composite of "modern, jazz and ballet stlyes" and about 35 students and faculty will be involved in the production. The performance will include original choreographic works by SJSU students and faculty and will demonstrate a wide variety of dance styles. TWO HEAVY HITTERS Haws said the evening's highlight will be dance professor Janet VanSwoll's reconstruction of "Icarus," originally choreographed by Lucas Hoving. Haws explained that a dance reconstruction is much like producing a play for which the rights must first be purchased. TOUCH BASES ON BATS, A dance notation bureau in New York City writes down dance scores in a manner similar to recording music scripts, Haws said, adding that SJSU is fortuante to have faculty members who are able to read the relatively new style of script writing. The script is secured and then taught to a group of BALLS,AND BEER. students. As a stipulation of the performance rights, the production must be approved by the composer, Haws said. 1000 POWELL (Former American smaller over there. 11000: Tastes great? That's why I Haws, who studied under Hoving at Illinois State Baseball Great): Koichi here has DI 9 drink it, too! I guess we have a lot University clueing the summer of 1968, referred to the KOICHI: a TA% 10) artist as an "internatinal innovator." The Dutch national been giving me a new angle on ts Ei SA0)1Viit:*-tyd- t: TA- more in common than I thought. spent eight years as dance coordinator for the public baseball It seems the game's a 11000: Well, now that you men- KOICHI: 1- ! t" 5 T t, school system in Holland before he retired. little different in Japan. tioned it, I guess you guys are 0Affiti- 1 /1./Pc, The concert will also feature individual works KOICHI NUMAZAWA (Former kinda smaller. choreographed by students and faculty including Liz Does that mean BOOG: Me? I'm too big to play on Castagna, Sharon Cropp, Jackie Douglas, Mina Garman, Japanese Baseball Great). you drink Lite Beer 'cause it's less a Japanese team Annette Macdonald, Jane Martin, Laurene Rapoza, Anita It -3, filling? KOICHI: I' AA rSOT-4- ct. "4" - KOICHI: L a C.:AUNT t 1006: That right. The field is T't BOO& Shortstop?' Very funny. STUDY LAW In San Francisco or San lose Evening Classes Leading to L.L.B. J.D. State Bar Exam PreLegal Studies LINCOLN UNIVERSITY The Law School 281 Masonic Ave., S.F., CA. 94118 (415) 221-1212 4` 1050 Park Ave., SJ., CA. 95126 (408) 298-3311 ;

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Interview/Concert review No 'flash' in the pan are they By Phil La Velle than a Quarterflash magic of platinum. The Opening for Loverboy anything was going to go the hard core heavy metal remake of that old Byrds album's first single, and then for Sammy Hagar bad, it would've been 'Cruisin' With The So you want to be a rock classic. She called it a "Harden My Heart," in separate tours this year, there," she said. Deuce," and the hits and roll star? "mini-statement": literally assaulted the Quarterflash played to At the beginning of the "Harden My Heart," and Then listen now to what 1 "I think if you take airwaves, peaking in the sold -out houses, Friday show, it seemed as "Find Another Fool," say- yourself too seriously in national top five and then strengthening their if things might go bad. As Quarterflash had won the -Sell your soul to the this business, you end up leveling out in the top 10. popularity with younger, Quarterflash began their attention of the hardesat of Company dying young. We take our Not bad for the Rosses, harder-rocking fans. set with "Valerie," Mary rockers. Who is waiting there to sell music seriously, but the who, before they hit star By mid-act, the once plastic ware- whole thing with rock and status, were club miling crowd standing in -The money that came roll is that it's en- musicians in Portland, the center of the arena was and the public acclaim tertainment," Ross said in Oregon. Before that, they transformed into a forest of Don't forget who you are an interview after a were weekend musicians in hands moving to the you're a rock and roll weekend spent opening for Bend, Oregon, con- rhythmic winds of Quer- star! Sammy Hagar in San centrating on weekday terflash. At the forefront of The Byrds Francisco. "There are careers as schoolteachers. the group's success is definite expressions of Prior to joining with Rindy and her sometimes It was both strange and feeling and emotion that the current members of pleading, always insistent refreshing to see Rindy can't be expressed Quarterflash, Rindy and vocals. Ross, lead singer and anywhere but in rock and Mary played with Seafood She has been called saxophonist of Quar- roll, but too many people Mama, a band known for a "diminutive" by the press. terflash, sitting center get caught up in the star variety of sounds, from Such descriptions are state at the Cow Palace last myth." salsa to country and woefully inadequate. Her month with her legs Rindy Ross and western to rock and roll presence is simply riveting and her sax is electric in delivery: she brought the crowd to its feet by sinking to her knees while soulfully belting out the sax solo to "Find Another Fool." The definitive nucleus of the Quarterflash sound, she is a concert promoter's dream. And there will be more. In addition to the Europe and Eastern tour, the band is currently working on a soon-to-be-released LP. Two songs from that up- coming release, "Take Another Picture" and "Party Down," were previewed to the Cow Palace crowd. Both show Quarterflash's coin- By Dave Lepon mittment to a clean yet Highly visible and versatile Rindy Ross belts out a powerful rock sound. tune on the saxophone at a recent Bay area ap- "Going rock and roll pearance of Quarterflash. was the best thing we ever By Dave Lepon Quarterflash, featuring Rindy Ross and her husband, opened for Sammy And this spring. Hagar at the Cow Palace. Their first and only album is already gold. Quarterflash will tour Too much variety. . . Europe and the East Coast. headlining in smaller halls, dangling over the edge, husband Marv, who are and back again. giving them a chance to to market widely looking intently into the half of Quarterflash's Too much variety, in play some of their quieter faces of the kids in front of guitar corps, have been big fact, to market on a big ballads in addition to their became a target of a toilet did. It was very dif- her, singing those old time since last September level. So, after a home- harder -edged chart paper roll turned missile ficult to have a show. I'm verses. or so, when "Quar- taped "Harden My Heart" busters. hurled from the sea of very excited about this Somehow, one got the terflash" the groups' showed airwave promise in For an ex - faces on the Cow Palace band. I feel there's a real Portland, Rindy and Mary schoolteacher, opening for main floor. As they played longevity as far as how we joined with guitarist- a hard rocker like Sammy the next few songs, the relate to people and to each vocalist Jack Charles, Hagar in a hall like the Cow hard core elements of the other," Ross said. 'There are definite keyboardist Rick Palace, a place notorious crowd, obviously more Longevity. Quer- DiGiallonardo, drummer for atrocious acoustics interested in seeing terflash has it written all expressions of feeling' Brian David Willis, and unruly fans and a tendency Sammy, roamed the over its collective face. If bassist Rich Gooch, all toward smokiness, isn't all quickly filling walkways of the charts and arena ticket from the Portland band that glamorous. the arena, indifferent to the sales mean anything impression that she a premier album was Pilot. Quarterflash was "It was scary thge first opening act. and they always do rock star herself for released. It has since born. The sound was to be couple of times we did it. But after playing the Quarterflash will be something under six soared past gold and is well rock and roll. The results That's (The Cow Palace) hard-driving "Give Me The around for a longtime. In a months was doing more on the way toward the were to be phenominal. Sammy's home turf. If Right Kind Of Love," big way. Thursday, April 15, 1982 Page 3

opinion Kubrick's '2001' still fascinating

veying the dawn of man praised "2001" for its One of those scenes. "2001," more on-screen with a bone; the optical brilliance, likening it to an the psychedelic time warp deaths than in "Bonnie The effects; a cast of unknown abstract religious ex- that astronaut Bowman and Clyde." actors they all added perience. travels through, caused a spice and flavor to a The New Republic and number of drug-induced Reknovmed sci-fi Reel mesmerizing experience. Newsw3ek thought the film viewers to leave their writer Ray Bradbury The film was based on film was an epic bore, seats, overwhelmingly initially hated "204:11," a short story by science helplessly hampered by awed by the cinematic calling it "confusing and Story fiction writer Arthur C. abstract themes that "trip." banal." Today, he con- Clarke, who co-wrote the refused to answer con- Two apes, one zebra, siders the film a By Jon Swartz screenplay with Kubrick. crete questions. miscellaneous tapirs, "masterpiece." The stories' interpretation in the film was never quite been explained then. Or today. "Little did Arthur until they were ultimately "2001" won the 1968 '2001 was obviously too new and C. Clarke know in decimated by the film's best film award from 30 1950 that his latest conclusion. organizations, including advanced for the rank and file' short story, 'The The idea of a thought- The National Catholic provoking space odyssey Office, the San Francisco Sentinel,' would be intrigued the Hollywood Examiner and the Stan- Kubrick originally three hibernating "2001: A Space the basis, fifteen years community. ford Daily. It also planned to make "2001" astronauts, the computer Odyssey" was, and still is, later, for a $10.5 "If it can be written, gathered similar awards an hour long before the HAL and astronauts Poole a film of magnificent million picture or thought, it can be from Belgium, Spain and special effects took over. and Bowman, died in scope and imagination. production." filmed," Kubrick said. Italy. And it was. The public, like the film -- Jerome Age/, "The Three years after its "2001" won only one critics, either loved it Making of Kubrick 's announcement, "2001: A Academy Award in 1969, (Mick Jagger, John '2001 Space Odyssey" (formerly that for special visual Lennon and Roman titled "Journey Beyond effects. "Oliver," instead, Polanski all were mem- the Stars") was completed was named as best picture bers of the "2001 Fan On Feb. 22, 1965, at a budget of $10.5 in 1968, causing one film Club") or hated it. critic to say, "Academy Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer million, some $4.5 million many Awards are gross There are (MGM) announced that it beyond its original budget. enigmas travesties (that) defy ambiguous and would finance production But that hardly obscured the artistic expression and that have of Stanley Kubrick's next mattered, for "2001" of the film, reflect senility. '2001' was clear intent movie, "Journey Beyond recouped its production put the purpose obviously too new and too but Clarke the Stars." costs and turned a healthy into perspective advanced for the rank and of "2001" At the time of the profit. he said the file." when announcement, Kubrick What mattered most following: was acknowledged by his about this cinematic Kubrick experimented The Entertainer Staff directing peers as a milestone were the in- with 205 special effects Editor . . . Janet Weeks "If you understand technical genius. novations that the two- before he started filming '2001' completely, we raise Picture Editor . . . Gary Feinstein failed. We wanted to far more questions than 'If it can be written, or thought Art Editor . . . Basilio Amaro we answered." Advertising . . . Karen Okuda

it can be filmed,' -- Kubrick Cover by . . . Dave Lepori

With films like "The and-a-half-hour epic in- "2001." He eventually Killing," "Darling," troduced. utilized about 100 of them, "Lolita" and "Dr. Setting classical music all of which were never Air Strangelove" to his credit, against the vast previously used on Kubrick was a brilliant background of outer celluloid. filmmaker and any hint of space; the absence of Critics were divided PARA DISOIS another prospective film dialogue in the first half- they either over "2001" COFFEE from his created of ta. hour of the film; the use loved it or hated it. KORNER MI headlines. an emotional, calculating The New York Times Court Kubrick's "Stars" computer (HAL); con- and the New Yorker c) project further stirred curiousity when the Otpling director/producer/writer Oualitv Precision Cuts om said the theme would deal Sandwiches Since 1968" "Fine Submarine %allelic% ol with outer space and the that reflect our person:ilk) -15 whole roasted beans reactions of humanity to (not ours) tm the discovery of the Fre,shir leashed hair $6.00 existence of higher in- hilt' IVAN. pa,1,1, srith Shampoo telligences in the universe. pitIlliUM 55110 Fad! service rut Until the mid-1960s, 1821: m. the all or universe war, treated to your satisfaction, Fttr appoinimeni ill 79$ Atatetais .1,5e as the home of an- we will cull again F It Et: 293-56171293-8857 tagonistic aliens by the San Jose 29F,-7660 Between Bascom film industry. Aliens & Hwy 17 Mon. Rth William St. would invade the Earth -Sat. 10:30.10:00 2233 Stevens Creek BI. and terrorize the populace Sundays 11.00-10..00 297-1132 Saab,. CA Thursday, April 15, 1982 Pape 4 Book review Gambling requires skill, strategy

fly Holly Fletcher when you have a miniscule bet out. This seems almost Afriend of mine or at least ensure that the contrary to the laws of with a penchant money you do bring to the nature. for the occult once casinos will last a little But don't get read my tarot cards and longer. discouraged yet, there is predicted that someday I Remember, there is help. Lawrence Revere would win a lot of money. nothing worse than plan- wrote a book called To insure that the ning a three-day weekend "Playing Blackjack as a prophesy has ample op- in Nevada, end up losing all Business" and it is a very portunity to come true, I your money in the first helpful book. spend as much time as hour and a half, and then Revere is a possible in Nevada casinos. spending the rest of your "professional blackjack At first I would just stand vacation playing with your player." His simple charts there and wait for the friend's money or sitting in and explanations won't money to begin rolling out the hotel watching make you an expert, but of nearby slot machines. television. they will give you the odds Or, I'd spend a buck on a When entering ' a edge necessary to come out Keno ticket and wait casino, the first urge is to ahead. patiently for every one of run around playing games The book explains the my numbers to hit, the and spending money as L rules, then presents a basic AL AL A Keno runners to start quickly as you can. Heck, AIL AL strategy wich tells you jumping up and down and it's a my vacation, you say, AL A. Ah. AIL AL what to do with AL AL AL LA A your hand some grim-looking pit-boss heck it's what I came here AL AL AL AL A A AL in every situation. If the A. A. A. to walk up to me and hand for, heck you get free AL A A AL A AL AL A A AL A. A amateur gambler takes a AL AL A me a cashier's check for drinks so you come out AL A. A. .11. A. A. A. A. AL AL Adb, hour to memorize the chart AL A A IL AIL AL $50,000. even, heck I feel lucky A. AL AL A& A. AL (or tattoo it on the inside of AL AL AL ALLAL.A.A.A AL AL AL Unfortunately, fate has today. A. AL AL A AL your wrist) he can feel not found its mark yet and Well you don't think more confident and in favorite older machines, those with my total winnings are a $15 they built those high-rise subliminal messages to machines. My control. If he takes more is the nickel only three columns of fruit, jackpot, $6 in Keno and $50 luxury hotels out of the spend, spend, spend. denomination time, he can learn how to not four, are your best bet. in blackjack. goodness of their hearts do Rather than rushing machines. count cards and really do are an Also, avoid the jackpot only My skill and strategy you? Always remember into the casinos and blindly Slot machines well. even excellent starting place for machines. Your object is to in the casinos not- that the beautiful building, making Mr. Harrah Just remember, your several reasons. Firstly, win a small amount of withstanding, I have attractive dealers and wealthier, try a little object is to play as long as the machines eat your money, and to play for a learned a few tricks that "free" drinks are being strategy. you can on the money you slowly, allowing you while on only two dollars will either help you return paid for by YOU. According to one pit coins won on the slots. If a dealer to spend quite a bit of time worth of nickels. home with a few dollars left Casinos are designed boss, the best way to begin gets suddenly "hot," get up gambling while only in your checking account, and decorated to send out a vacation is with the slot If you're lucky and win and find a new dealer. If a costing you a dollar or two. a jackpot, take the money dealer suddenly seems to Also, they require no and imediately head for the be pulling blackjacks (for concentration or expertise, black-jack tables. Black him) out of the air, find a and best of all the jackpots orif jack has the best odds in new dealer. If the guy next 9- allow you to go on to more -k the whole casino. It is fun to to you has to cash in profitable and enjoyable play and even a first-time another hundred dollar games without losing your player can hold his own. chip and your stack is also own money. perilously low, find another Basically, the object of With the nickel slots dealer. If you find yourself 0c3'ci black jack is to beat the you are most likely to win a completely out of chips, go jackpot, and possibly dealer's hand. This sounds $7.50 play Keno. a $15 jackpot. This is all easier said than done. The Keno is not nearly as you really want anyway other object of the game is fun as blackjack and the $50 jackpots rarely hit. to win when you have a the odds are considerably pit-boss said the heavy bet out and lose The worse, but it is also the only game where you can bet a dollar and win $50,000. Keno is a numbers A BOOKSTORE FOR game. You choose numbers and if they mnatch the ones EVERY BUDGET picked you win. The more Supplemental college reading numbers that match the $34." higher your winnings. Keno Paperbacks and hardbacks is low-key and tedious. 311513 Science fiction To play it is necessary Records to be superstitious, use Buying, Selling, & Trading your lucky number, your Available mother's birthdate and the in caramel and chestnut. year of your girlfriend's Come in car. Nevertheless, it is a good game to play when and you feel the need to relax owsei and save some money. Gambling can be great entertainment. It can also SIEMPIWN be affordable, but only take as much money as you can Recycle Bookstore afford to lose. Play 138E. SANTA CLARA ST reasonably, read Revere's SAN JOSE, CA 95128 book, don't over do it and 500 UNIVERSITY AVE. PALO ALTO, 326-0784 follow my guidelines. OPEN DAILY 10 00 AM.9-00 PM If you still come home 375 THE PRUNEYARD, CAMPBELL, 371-3187 SUNDAYS 1000 AM6:00 PM a loser, don't despair, my jackpot hasn't come in yet either. Thursday Apn115 1981 Page 5 Book review Biking's a great wa to explore By Holly Fletcher Sometime after condition, or 3) seden- multiple speeding tickets, tary." This book upon a time five-year car loans and the is highly Once recommended to riding a tricycle gas crisis, but before it had anyone interested in bike rated up there been so long you needed travel, interested with pizzas and staying up training wheels again or in an inex- pensive past nine o'clock as an all- you'd end up on your spare weekend away from home time favorite pastime. tire in the street, the lure of or has an ex- the bike returned. treme penchant for picnics When the thrill and However, though the in the country but doesn't challenge of a three- urge to ride again has know where to go. wheeler faded, there was returned, it is sometimes The bike journeys start then the lure of a two- difficult to find a decent as close to home as Calero wheeler with training place to ride a bike to. Lake. One trip takes you wheels to keep the interest Joanne Rife, a through "Winery Row" of in the sport of bicycling. freelance writer, editor the Uvas Valley and And, once the training and biking enthusiast, Hecker Pass. Other nearby wheels came off, nothing decided the city-bound sojourns include Rio Del could keep rider and amateur bicyclist needed Mar, San Juan Batista, stingray off the streets. to discover the local areas Salinas and Pajaro. The After out-growing that she said are damn trips continue south and stingrays, and after con- near bike -riders' include jaunts through vincing your parents you "paradises." towns in the Santa Ynez would die if you didn't have Her book, "Bicycling Valley, Lake Cachurna, the rider through "fields of By Dave Leper, one, almost every kid in Country Roads," is 124 San Luis Obispo and Morro oats and old oak trees," up junior high owned a ten- pages of bike trips through Bay. a steep hill that "is a bit of "ME MOST AUDACIOUS AMEMSOIT MOO* OF nil yew. speed bike. the country-sides from San Each trip is outlined a huffer and puffer" to a carefully and maps spot That ten-speed was Jose to SAnta Barbara. and where "lovely large "BEST FILM OF THE YEAR" %A. friend, fun and tran- The trips range from 10 photographs are included. homes are tucked into the Roger Ebert PBS Sneak Preyrews sportation, until, that is, to 70 miles in length and Rife also includes im- mountain folds." you were old enough for a run the gamut from easy to portant sites, historical The book is availabe in driver's license. difficult. Rife admits her information, the location of area bookstores and bike Car fever replaced ratings are at best sub- restroom facilities and shops for $6.95. Although bike fever and because the jective and subject to cautions. Her trips usually both inexperienced and stigma of being caught on a change, but in general, emphasize natural beauty, veteran bike travelers will bike instead of driving the easy means flat, moderate and novelties like old find the book indispensible, family car was too great to means flat with Victorians, missions and it should be noted that some hills Ith RECORD WEEK, risk, all those ten-speeds and difficult makes the area specialities. those with an aversion to In her Calero Lake exercise, but a trusty a PoloP. 7 30 & 9 30 ended up in a garage author wish she was "1) ST/5uP. 3 30 & 5 30 IDISCOUNTI 7 30 & 9 30 trip, for instance, she takes moped, can also corner. younger, 2 in better benefit. 366 So, First, San Jose 294-3800 From windy Wales comes Fay Ray Soups Coffee By Lee Sherman store in Bangor where he "I live in a country the boys with guns/another remains employed). where the cold and bleak helicopter they're having "Modern Lovers" is a winds blow/storm clouds fun" -- another sombre \44. Contact You" by perfect example of the are gathering/sometimes I message. The sobriety Iff Fay Ray is a band's artistry. Taylor wish I didn't know," never really lets up on this Salads gat Espresso metallic, acces- shines bright as his sax Macartney breathes in album but it can be cap- 0-: sible, and sparse record. blends into an accordion "Different Morning," as tivating. The group comes from the run and finally into the song builds to a dark windy town of Bangor, Lovering's lead guitar. crescendo, offering a Macartney's voice is Wales, and you can almost Upbeat, driving, and warning to the listener. ideally suited to the serious Bring A Friend To feel the chill resounding commercial, this is Fay "Wargames" com- tone of Lovering's lyrics. through the phased guitars Rays' best bet for radio ments on the surreal It's perfect for a rainy day. and ominous vocals. airplay. quality of war "It sounds Fay Ray are moody VELF±) like thunder in the cloudy but if the mood srikes Macartney throws Singer Sheila hills/where the boys in enough people Owen P. away the lyrics "punk" Macartney (no relation to khaki learn how to kill/it's Hughes may be able to quit fashion. "I know you care Buy one hot dog, the ex-Beatle has a a military playground for his job at the record store. flexible voice, developed for me (but) I'll be who I get the second from years of singing in want to be. Let's do it for pubs, and from teaching awhile, the independent one at half price! kids ages five to seven. style," she sings. The title track Also enjoy a variety And, she's not just a "Contact You" starts off Wing's female front for the band, with moody vocals as of sandwiches, salads, contributing both guitar Taylor's sax blows long Chinese and organ. and smooth until it is in- coffees and desserts. John Lovering plays a terrupted by crashing, Restaurant We feature Michelob on tap slashing guitar and writes slashing rhythm guitars as 3W. songs that range in con- dynamics are used to in- Mandarin & Szechuan Cuisine $2.50 Pitcher/5O4t Glass sequence from politics to dicate the distance felt by modern relationships. the singer. 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Right now, Gotcha's "The soundman is an looking for a record intricate part of the company to finance their system," said Chris Lea, third album. the band's soundman. "It's The band plans to almost as though I'm compile at least 20 songs, another instrument." then play the Log Angeles area. At that time, they'll On almost every song, approach some record Lea uses some form of companies. echoing or doubling. Gotcha consists of five "I never run anything band members. dry," Lea said. "We try to DeHart is from Los take advantage of effects Altos. He sings vocals and only to make the band shares the electric rhythm sound better." guitar and keyboard with Gotcha's act Dan Fraley. Part of Fraley and Lary includes DeHart, Popolizio Popolizio are from Detroit. and Fraley playing some of Popolizio, Gotcha's newest their songs on the dance addition, plays bass guitar. floor or in the aisle of a Both men also sing vocals. nightclub, while Reeves Steve Slaght is from shines a spotlight on them. Tuolumne City a small "We use wireless town near Sonora). He's guitar systems," DeHart 1 By Vtc tor Volta the group's lead vocalist, said. "People don't believe we're actually playing the Gotcha performs "Working in a Coal Mine," at the Lariat, Campbell. Pictured are (left plays acoustic, electric Local club band guitars when we get out in to right): Steve Slaght, Rob DeHart and Larry Popolizio. lead and rhythm guitars. Slaght also writes some of the crowd because they the group's original songs. don't see a cord." By Vivian Vasquez and into the spotlight of "No Easy Way Out," was recording session of the Drummer Bill Gotcha's music con- music fame and fortune. produced in 1980 and their singles "No Easy Way Thoemke is from Sonora. sists of dance tunes, some According to band second album, "Tell Her Out," and "Tell Her Thoemke also sings vocals. "easy rock" and classic Gotcha, and tens of member Robert Rob) Today," in 1981. Today," the title tracks for rock 'n roll. The music they thousands of other DeHart, the group is very Gothcha is one of the play ranges from the rock bands across much career minded. few bands in the South Bay Beatles, Jefferson Star- the country, are looking for "We know what we area that has its own ship, Rolling Stones, to a way out of the nightclubs want," DeHart said, "and They took out loans, lighting and sound George Benson, Rick we're going for the big systems. James, Rick Springfield, time. We don't want to play have relied on friends "We incorporate our The Cars, J. Geils, Top 40 tunes for the rest of own lighting and sound Foreigner and of course, our lives." system into most places we their own. A Zesty The group formed in As a friend and a favor both albums, under the play," said Brian Reeves, One of Gotcha's 1974. By 1977, it had its first to the group, one of the fictions name of Paul the group's lightman. original tunes, "Dance, Deal single release, "Katy, My members of Pablo Cruise, Voyage. "Most clubs don't have Dance, Dance," could very Lady." Their first album, Cory Lerios, sat in on the "We had to use the either." easily make the Top 10. It's for fictious name of Paul Since most bands don't easy to dance to, has well- 1.)u and a dale. Voyage because of have their own systems, written lyrics and is highly Bo, one lunch t legalities," DeHart said. "this makes us much more competitive with what's on the rock 'n roll market Gel the second The group is currently marketable," DeHart said. today. at half price. compiling songs for a new Twin Dragon album. Prior to having a The band is based in (Don't Of Ir,. 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film Lame script to blame 'Sex' no better than TV sitcom

Capshaw. known as MTM) that is I do have a suggestion Capshaw, a teacher in directed by Bruce Paltrow for those of you who are the movie, shuns Matheson (otherwise known as the interested in seeing "A continuously in what are creator of "The White Little Sex." supposed to be hilarious Shadow" TV series). Save your and thought provoking Hopefully, MTM and money . . . stay up late scenes. Paltrow will learn from one night and watch "Love Those intentions are all their mistakes and try American Style" instead. good and fine, but neither again; both are capable of You'll be watching a of them are achieved as far much better work. cheaper simulation as I'm concerned. "A Little Sex" is dull and pointless instead. 11111111111, Characters walk on and off KING WiLli the screen as if they're furnishings. Matheson and Capshaw dominate the CHINESE screen and, after an hour- and-a-half of them, the RESTAURANT 111111111111 movie goer feels as if they are suffering from claustrophobia. SPECIALIZING IN CANTONESE Matheson and Cap- AND MANDARIN CUISINE shaw are fine, young ac- tors. But, given the lame By Jon Swartz was neither funny nor must end. SERVING DIM -SUM script they are Irirdened entertaining and wasn't Hermann challenges ON SATURDAY MORNING with, there isn't much the "Love missed at its demise. Matheson to refrain from Remember two can do but grin and FAST LUNCH OR DINNER. OR FOOD TO GO American Style?" Then, some 15 years his urges. Instead of going bear it. don't, let later, "A Little Sex" came. through with his desires, Mon Fri 111)0 300p .m If you This review isn't to say For those of you who Matheson is to write down me refresh your memories. that "A Little Sex" is a 4 30 8:00p.m haven't already suffered instances of them on a note "Love American Style" terrible movie that will Sat 11:00-8:00 through it, "A Little Sex" is pad. was an insipid TV sitcom cause viewers to break out nothing more than "Love When the list even- that appeared during the in hives. But I'm quick to American Style Goes to the tually extends to hundreds 1960s, add that this film will not Movies." of note pads, Matheson 56 W. SANTA LLARA ST., SAN JOSE The show emphasized sweep next year's The film stars Tim decided that he's missing a (408)287-2068 a sexual comedy theme, Academy Awards. Matheson and Kate Cap- lot and quickly reneges on one that featured such What "A Little Sex" is as infidelity and shaw as a young couple the challenge. topics is a trite, easily forgettable marriage. living in New York Ciuty. Unfortunately for him, project that will probably DISCOUNT ON DINNER show also Matheson plays an the night that he breaks out The vanish as effortlessly as it OR showcased a cast of employee of an advertising of his shell is the one night 1 1 5 0 FOOD TO GO AFTER 4 30p m appeared a few weeks ago. they over agency with an insatiable that Capshaw opts to visit I with ON SATURDAY WITH characters, be "A Little Sex" is a AND movie/television propensity to "get it on" him at work. the hill Mary Tyler Moore I this PURCHASE OVER $5 00 unknown with as many females as She does find Matheson stars or aspiring, production ( otherwise I coupon OFFER EXPIRES 4/30/82 talent. possible, including at work. However, it's not Their performances girlfriend Capshaw. of the advertising variety. 0110111,111111.11MI IM 110 IM IM INI111110111 usually suffered because of Eventually, the two A marital separation inane scripts. marry and -- heeding quickly ensues. Overall, "Love advice from his best friend, During the separation, American Style" played by Edward Her- which lasts for about half of generated less than mann Matheson decides the film, Matheson looks hilarious results. The show that his felonious ways guilty and tries to win back

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MUSIC Benefit to stop Movie," Saturday 7:30. 8:30 p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. 12:15 p.m. Saturday, House, 21350 Almaden Rick and Ruby Saturday Peripheral Canal: 9:30 and 11:15 p.m. at Saturday and 3 p.m. Geary Theater. 450 Rd.. San Jose. at Barney Steel's. 590 Chrome Dinette tonight, The New Varsity, 456 Sunday at Golden Gate Geary St.. San Fran- Veterans Blvd., Red- No Sisters Friday and University Ave. Palo Theater, Golden Gate cisco. "The Gingerbread wood City. SVT Saturday at Alto. and Taylor streets at "A Fate Worse Than Lady," King Dodo Enrolln The Kids Saturday at Berkeley Square, 1333 "The War at Home," Market, San Francisco. Death," Barbary Coast Playhouse, 8:30 p.m. Carlos 'n Charlie's, 273 University Ave.. "Hearts and Minds," "Hamlet (Chicago Players, 8:30 pm. Saturday, Fremont S. Railroad Ave.. San Berkeley. tonight, 7:05 and 9:05, 1926)," 8 p.m. today Friday, 7:30 and 10:30 Corners, 176 E. Fremont despit( Mateo. Black Sabbath, "True Confessions," through Saturday, Stage p.m Saturday, Opry Ave., Sunnyvale. Dr. Gonzo's Record Outlaws Saturday, 8 "Chinatown," Friday at Group Theater. 449 Release Party! An p.m. at the Cow Palace, 5:30 and 7:45 p.m. Powell St., San Fran- evening of musical San Francisco. "King of Hearts," cisco. efforts comedy with Dr. Gonzo, Harry James Orchestra "Harold and Maude," "Happy Landings," TOWER SALOON) By Jon Swartz Leland Brown, Billy Jaye Saturday at the Santa Saturday, 6 and 8:05 American Conservatory Enjoy our friendly atmosphere Ellen Van Nortwick, and Chicago Steve Cruz Civic Center. p.m. at U.C. Theatre, Theater, 8:30 p.m relations with schools, and dance to live music. SJSU recruiting practio Wednesday at The Meg Christian, 2036 University Ave., Friday, Geary Theater, most active of all the

Country Store, 157 W. Tuesday, San Jose State Berkeley. 450 Geary St., San State University schools. El Camino RI., Sun- University. "Seven Samurai," Francisco. Happy Hour: 4:30-7:00p.m. "When I compare wt nyvale Juice Newton Monday at Tuesday, 1, 3, and 9 "Heartbreak House." 2 Hot Coffee Drinks 1.25 at San Francisco State wi Sly and The Family The Catalyst. Santa p.m. at De Anza College, and 8 p.m. today. 8 p.m. do here, there is no cot Tasty snacks Stone Friday. Dan Van Nortwick said. "We Cruz. Forum Building Room 1. Friday and Saturday, 2 much more." Siegel, Daybreak Ltd., Greg Kahn, 415 and 7 p.m. Sunday. Audition Night, 9:00-11:00p.m.: Thu Nevertheless, the Ere: Harlequin LSaturday at Saturday. 8 p.m. at THEATER Berkeley Repertory overall level of enrollmen Berkeley. 2119 (April has decreased at SJSU, v Keystone Warfield Theatre, San "Beach Blankei Theater. 2025 Addison 15 - Sigurd Ri..1.) University Ave.. Francisco. St., Berkeley. increased at San Franc Babylon Goes to the University and four o Berkeley. Stars and Broadway," 8 "It's My Party," with the LIVE BANDS, 9:30-1:30a.m.: Fri, Sat schools. Hansen, Armed FILM Randy p.m. tonight, 8 and Rhythm Methods, 8:30 (April 16. 17 - Freshman enrolln Tsunami Forces, "Whose Life Is It 10:30 p.m. Friday and p.m. today, 8 and 11 plummetted from 4,099 Saturday. Rain: A Anyway"," "One Flew p.m. Friday and to 2,143 in spring, 1982, al Saturday, 3 and 7:30 It Tribute to The Beatles Over the Cuckoo's Saturday. Old Venetian Overall enrollment p.m. Sunday at Club 163 W. Santa Clara St., fall, 19770 Sunday at Keystone Palo from 28,308 in Nest," tonight and Fugazi, 678 Green St., Bakery Theater, 2202 semester, a decrease Alto. 260 California just 5 blocks from campus. Friday. 7:30 and 9:40, San Francisco. Powell St., San Fran- students. Ave., Palo Alto. "The Mondragon Ex- cisco. (294-2430) Both of those stu Mistreater, Eddie and periment," Saturday, 2 "Evita." starring Loni "Mourning Becomes conducted by John I

The Tide Friday at Lucky p m "Young Ackerman, Scott Electra," American stitutional studies directo: 1655 Willow Pass Holmes, "A decreased numt Lion, Frankenstein," "High and John Conservatory Theater. plicants are actually sh( Rd . Concord Anxiety." "Silent Cypher. 8 p m. today, 6:30 p.m today and Foote said. "Particularly Think things are tough? When they have an option Even their SAT (collegiate scoi Republicans are saying, schools, San Jose State they get one of them." itimsrEir Special Discount For Incoming students, have opted for other carrq CSU system. WATIN HOUR S.J.S.U. Students Enrollment at Calif( ..v. $ 200 CHICKEN & OFF BBQ RIB 'Bottles coul DINNERS 1 Pub h o Also: Choice ot Steaks & With the purchase of 2 dinners 0 Good Mon.-Thurs. P. Daily Specials only Si OFF With one Dinner By Kris I All You Can Eat 52 OF F With Two Dinners A heckler at the Spar( 53 OFF With Three Dinners Wednesday failed to g: provoked headlining com LIVE Margarita.:, Reg. price: the audience to a near riot $6.951 Danny Rodriguez, 28, RiuegioNs music 99C Offer expires "harass" his brother, ' ,III May 15.1982' rLa Paz forming in the Pub's : wed sot when Hours: Mon -Sat. 5 10 PM petition. However, Margaritas followed the competition, 246-4451 Sunday 4 9 PM shout insults and comm( 745 S. Winchester, San Jose (Next to Century 24) S finally causing Sobel to Not Suthec t 10 005 other up." chscount Rodriguez continued 'COUPON table threw a wad of pal Sobel was standing and explaining afterward tha got off the stage because Suspe

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