Local soccer survives league strife Your guide to hipness The votes have been meticulously tallied, and S.F. Bay Blackhawks prepare for a winning season amid league-wide money woes here are the winners of our `SJSU's Best' poll Page 5 See CenterStage inside SPARTAN DAILY Vol. 96, No. 64 Published for San Jose State Univer.suy since 1934 Thursday, May 8, 1991 Fee increase passes New hospitality Narrow courses for fall Burton Dean, organization and Budget cuts no management chairman. vote will The kind of training involved threat to funds "makes it a very natural affiliation between the schools," Dean said. Because of the growing national add $15 to already set aside preference in the hospitality indus- applicants with four-year By Anthony Cataldo try, more university backgrounds are in IRA Daily staff writer fee In a rare joint endeavor, two demand, Dean said. By Claudia Bramkamp schools at SJSU will combine cur- "There's a shortage of trained Daily staff writer riculums to meet the increasing people in this field," Dean said. Despite the prospect of increased need for managers in hotels, "The whole state is behind. I think enrollment fees looming over the hori restaurants, travel agencies and it was overdue." zon for next semester, SJSU student tourist industries. Tourism itself is the second narrowly voted to raise student fees for Hospitality Management, the largest industry in the state, instructionally related activities from burgeoning program to begin next according to Kate Sullivan, assis- $5 to $20 per semester yesterday. fall, will train students in both the tant professor of recreation and A total of 2,343 students voted in the business and aesthetic aspects of leisure studies. And although most two day election 1,218 voted for the these service industries. The major of the tourism in the Bay Area is increase and 1,125 voted against it. program requires students to enroll concentrated in San Francisco, Director of Communications Blair in classes from the School of Busi- recent studies indicate that the Whit icy, who spearheaded the drive to ness and the School of Applied South Bay hospitality industries' increase the fee, said, "I think that what Arts and Sciences. annual growth rate is at 10 percent. we've done here is defy the odds. This is The degree will be housed in "San Jose is sort of a hidden probably the highest voter turnout we've Applied Arts and Sciences, but the jewel for tourism," said Sullivan. had in years. This fee increase would need for a strong business back- In light of the impending budget have had a slim chance in any year, and ground was not overlooked, said cuts next fall, the new program to win this year was really a victory." See NEW, back page Voter turnout was steady throughout the two-day election, according to Gunil- la Chistol, who volunteered to help with the balloting. Associated Students Presi- Academic Senate vote dent Nicole Launder said she had expected a good turnout at the polls e- because students were concerned about will extend chair's term money issues. S 4- "With everything going on at the state vote of 50 percent plus one of all level (concerning the budget cuts), peo- Lack of continuity members of the Academic Senate. ple at least want to have a say in where Because members of the senate their money is going," Launder said. 1.0 cited as reason one- were missing for the vote, the issue A student advisory committee, led by .1 was not officially determined. Launder, plans to submit a proposal to year term will be The resolution was sent to the SJSU ' I President Gail Fullerton sometime " Committee of Organization and this summer recommending how the .. extended to two Government for specific wording additional $900,000 per year generated By Bryan Gold and changes from the original doc- by the fee increase will be divided Dady staff writer ument. among the various departments and In an effort to bring some sense The changes are scheduled to be activities it supports. of continuity to the Academic Sen- completed next semester. At that According to former acting-AS. Pres- ate, a resolution has been proposed time. the Academic Senate will ident Kristi Nowak, if Fullerton signs to to allow the senate chair to run for take its official vote and the SJSU approve the fee increase, it will then a second term. .1.0%...1 faculty will vote. If the resolution have to be approved by new C.S.U. . "There is too much turnover," .41/ a. passes both stages, the signature of Chancellor Barry Munitz. 1 said Academic Senate Chair John the president and an effective date "But all of the $15 increase stays on . Galm. is required for it to be official. campus," according to Nowak. "The Calm said the annual changing Even if the resolution goes into money never goes to the state we take of the two executive committee effect next spring, Galm and Vice the money right off the top of the fees," officers disrupts the continuity of Chair Bobbye Gorenberg will not Nowak said. the Academic Senate. be affected by it. Some of the activities funded by the Currently, the chair is limited to Gorenberg, by virtue of the cur- I.R.A. fee are art galleries, dance pro- one term without the option of run- rent by-laws, will be chair next grams, the forensics team, intercollegiate ning again. The vice chair becomes year. However, she said that she athletics, KSJS radio, the marching the chair for the following academ- will not run again even if the band, music programs, I radio-televi- ic year. opportunity arises. sion production, The Spartan Daily and Galm said that the idea was "When (the resolution) was pre- theater programs. called up briefly last year with the pared, I took myself out of it," Not everyone was happy about the majority of the discussion about Ken Wong Daily staff photographer Gorenberg said. "I was looking out outcome of the vote, however. Jon Fleis- the proposal this year. for the good of the senate." chman, director of Student Rights and To get students to vote for the proposed around campus. As part of the get-out-the- The resolution was passed by Gorenbcrg stated that being on Responsibilities, complained that student instructionally related activities fee increase, vote event, Mindy Czuleger, a women's vol- the Academic Senate at the April the executive committee as vice voters were not properly informed of the the athletic department set up volleyball leyball team member, dives during a friendly 22 meeting. However. because it is chair, it would seem that she was nets, trampolines See FEE, back page and gymnastics equipment match against her teammates Tuesday. an amendment to the constitution. it requires an absolute majority. a See CHAIR, back page Auto-cross car is ready for action Demos to By Precy Correos We applied our practical and was funded by 25 sponsors The technical pioneering team Daily staff writer learning from our classes and such as Toyota Motor Sales, is divided into three groups: Ser- Formula SJSU, the first auto- u.sed a computer to optimize the Yamaha, New United Motor gio Barret, Mark Magganl and network cross race car built by nine design," he added. Manufacturing, Chevron and Chul U, chassis; Peter DeMonte. mechanical engineering students By Faye Welk "The car came out nicer than Yokohama lire Corp. Press and Chris Welsh. suspen- Special to tie Daily on campus, was unveiled Friday we expected," said Bakke, In the three-day event. Formu- sion; Bakke, Steve Choate and Campus Democrats will join for the Annual Engineering Stu- "especially in the first entry." la SJSU will undergo many Doug Simmons, engine. county Democrats and elected offi- dent Conference Day. Looking at the car built by judging aspects: This technical baptism cials at a barbecue this Saturday to The race car will be entered in Santa Clara University, Bakke Presentation of the vehicle; exceeded any of the depart- shape the party of the future. the Society of Automotive Engi- said, "Our car looks much bet- acceleration, top speed, an ment's expectations, according "This event is by and for young neers' 1991 Formula Competi- ter." endurance test around a 1.2 mile to Professor Don Myronuk, people and should be both fun and tion held at the General Motors The race car, freshly painted track, maneuverability, fuel adviser for the Formula SJSU functional," said Michael Potter, Millford proving grounds in in meticulous white, is low to economy and a skid test to mea- team. Campus Democrat director of Detroit, Mich. on May 17. the ground and looks like pic- sure the vehicle's turning perfor- Once they got the project administration. Competing with cars from 53 ture from Road & lYack maga- mance. rolling, Myronuk said, their "We're also inviting high school other schools, the international zine. "It's come together without enthusiasm started out as a little democrats who have assisted in competition will focus on the The car weighs 540 lbs. with- any hitches and bolted right up .spark which became a flame and campaigns," he said. design and construction of a pro- out the driver, and is powered by without any problems." said then became a manng brushfire. Campus Democrats focused on totype vehicle that can be mass an 80 horsepower motor, giving Bakke. -I believe we're going to do Presentation. Silver Creek, Arch- produced, according to Robert the car running speeds of 50 to "It'll be kind of disappointing exceptionally well in Detroit." bishop Mitty and Willow Glen Press, project manager. 60 mph. now that it's almost over," he Mymnuk said. high schools with the hope of The nine-month-long senior It burns methanol gas 85 added, "and sad that we can only "The momentum has built attracting the younger crowd into project was initiated by Press Don Ritchey D* staff photographer percent alcohol and 15 percent drive it for one weekend." up-- what started out as an idea the political arena and creating and Eric Bakke, and resulted in high octane gas. "One of the reasons our is now a reality," he added. political awareness, said Mitch "many long hours at the lab and The Formula SJSU race car was The streamlined, aerodynamic design was so successful," said "SJSU will be well represent- Sclunidtke. the event coordinator. numerous sleepless nights unveiled Friday morning in the Engi- vehicle smoothed to perfection Press "was the the excellent team ed and well known., we can fleeting building. The car will race in Stanford and UC Berkeley toward the final product," said costs approximately $16.000, work from the group." have reason to be proud." Press." Detroit on May 17. See PARTY, back pow Page 2, Thursday, May 9, 1991 Forum Opinions Spartan Daily LETTERS TO THE EDITOR EDITORIAL Eighty-sixing sports know about lack of support, let them get Get involved in the issues their own real jobs (not some gimmie), Editor, Editor, and pay for their education like the rest of I am deeply offended by the amateur I have a challenge fbr every faculty Spartan voters delivered us; the 20 percent who do graduate are athletes on this campus and their trainers' member, student, and whoever else is night the students shot programs probably the ones tough enough to pull a they've supported. bitching about lack of support. I am an reading this. Instead of complaining Last full load, a job, and play ball on the side. .44 Magnum-sized holes KSJS, the campus radio station, electrical engineering student, and not about the higher education budget cuts, do I suggest the solution to the problem is to in the apathy theory. was voted the best in the country. only will I not receive a four-year full ride something about it. '86' the sports department (not the And they did it despite the Our an department consistently scholarship, but I have to pay the Our legislators will vote on the budget athletics department) and sell the south dismal job the Associated exorbitant and ever ballooning fees that, on June 1. Express your concern by shows some of the most creative campus to the monster truck people. Students did in informing the work in the area. in part, go to support these knucklheaded calling or writing to your representatives, idiots. The only shortcomings these and encourage your friends to do the student body about the issue. Our theater department puts on Marshall Lise "students" have are in the true academic same. Because they voted to tax great plays month after month. Junior desire category. If these people want to Write or call: Gov. Pete Wilson, State themselves to improve the Electrical Engineering SJSU's Program Board finds Capitol, Sacramento, Ca., 95814, (916) instructionally related activities movies, activities and concerts 100 Fullerton was an asset cared deeply for the people and 445-2841; Sen. Alfred Alquist, Paseo on campus, the typically staid that not only entertain the institutions that San Jose State serves. De San Antonio, suite 209, San Jose, Ca., Editor, students showed that they care campus community but bring You scanted another of President 95113, (408) 286-8318; and The Spartan Daily's coverage of about the quality of life at SJSU. outside world on campus. Fullerton's major achievements. This is Assemblyman John Vasconcellos, 100 President Fullerton's retirement treated The voters yesterday said the further opening up of high Paseo De San Antonio, suite 106, (408) the length and uniqueness but not the emphatically that they want the students knew this. administrative posts to women and to 288-7515. successes of her tenure. In particular, Educate yourself on the issues. If you sports; that they want a theater- ButYesterday they just asked the negative elements in your editorial people of color. For example, when she became president, the Council of Deans haven't already done so, register to vote. arts department and that they for more of the same. were inappropriate. President Fullerton was composed of 14 men, two of whom Voter registration forms are available in want to a great radio station achieveq tar more with her understated keep They knew that sports and were women. the Associated Students office, on the manner than would have been possible for Hispanic, and two Today, and newspaper. other programs were in danger of the council is made up of nine men, of third floor of the Student Union. the flamboyant executive you would have They stood up and said that being cut. whom one is Asian and one is Hispanic, Get involved. Help the A.S. by calling preferred. school should be more than just They knew that the and six women, of whom one is Asian and Cindy Resler at 924-6240. state's When she took office in 1978, relations one is Three people can make a difference. classes. They know how budget troubles were threatening between town and gown were strained. Hispanic. I wish I had the power SJSU President Gail Fullerton, important it is to have something to force SJSU to pull out of Silicon Valley business people and to alter the last paragraph of your editorial. Then it Engineering Dean Jay Pinson, and to rally around like the football Division-1A sports competition. politicians welcomed her willingness to would read: "Thank you, Gail Fullerton, Lockheed President Dan Tellep rallied team. They knew that the spend time on common concerns. radio station for giving us 13 years of dedicated and support for Project '88 that led to the National and state public officials were This isn't an apathetic was working on a system that is effective service. We wish you all our school of engineering's new $50 million equally impressed. Her forging of community, rather it is a kept together by chewing gum best, as you have given us yours." building. campus ties with the community came community looking for and string. Imagine what all of us together can do! about, in large part, because of her something to get involved in. SJSU's students no longer can personal integrity, her high intelligence, Fauneil J. Rinn Professor Frances Andrade Just look at all the great be called the ones that don't care. and her wide knowledge caused other Political Science Junior leaders to see that she understood and Computer Engineering

their services for free. What a deal! The THE MARKE1 PLACE OF IDEAS only class none of them could teach is business law and ethics. Employ the panhandlers. JACK TRAGESER They already comb the paths and streets in around the campus on their own, so why shouldn't SJSU get a piece of the Some practical ideas action? The university could send them out on a commission basis, or to really maximize profits just pay them with to ease budget woes bottles of Night Train. Install coin-operated toilets and turnstiles in classroom doorways SJSU, plagued endlessly by budget Tuition and fee increases are inevitable We already pay for just about everything crises, is like a former Christmas tree in and shouldn't be a cause for griping, conceivable, from computer time to the the spring. considering the fact that California still right to take a 100w test, so these It has been stripped of its extraneous, subsidizes a huge percentage of our additions aren't too far-fetched. Everyone supplemental decorations, and now is educations. But when instructors are has to use the restroom at some time or nothing but a naked pine. The tinsel of a terminated, class schedules trimmed and another, and, at least in theory, we all championship track andreld team was class sizes increased, the quality level of must attend classes. For removed years ago. Student benefits, our education will inevitably drop. student convenience tokens could be purchased in since the implication of Prop. 13, have Such changes should naturally be advance or at the aforementioned steadily dropped like so many dead pine avoided at all costs, and with that in mind, locations. needles. I've come up with some alternative These suggestions are of course made SJSU is a bare tree, all right, but the solutions that may help preserve our tongue-in-cheek, but they also powers that be can't stop there. We existing faculty and class schedule. highlight a somber point. already pay to park our cars, we pay for Enlist white-collar criminals to teach The situation at test sheets, for tests, for course readers ... business classes. SJSU has gotten so dismal that there is nothing left to cut but and still it's not enough. White collar crooks, like junk bond the level of our education. Between now and next semester, the mogul Michael Milken, usually receive Compared to a Christmas tree in its full executive lumberjacks will take a snarling sentences consisting largely of community regalia, a simple pine looks pretty plain. chain saw to the viable limbs and service hours. These hours could be spent But it's still a tree. Until someone cuts it branches that make up the oldest member teaching business students at SJSU. into pieces, that is. of the CSU system. The budget cuts have Most of the greed-driven offenders are finally sliced deep enough to seriously qualified to teach at least a few courses, Jack Trageser is a Spartan Daily staff effect our educational infrastructure. and the university would of course get REQUIPeED READING- FOG? ALL CALIRMNIA writer. His column appears Thursday. 4OOLCiStraCT PERSPECTIVE With a new president coming in next year, what would you like to see changed?

Make classes a priority. I know I think getting recycling there's a lot of budget cuts and I don't Deepali Eric I'd like to sec better community institutionalized on campus is understand why classes are the first to public relations. .. get out there in Mohindra something to push for. Also, go. Good professors are losing their Hladilek the community and promote the working on environmentally sound jobs.. . and I don't think classes or school and try to bring them together. purchases for the campus. professors should have to deal with Political Mechanical this. Science Engineering Sophomore Mike Junior Cristina Rauchwerger Jason I'd definitely like to see a little Smith Lamberti I'd like to see whoever gets elected better public relations with the be more politically involved. Environmental president... More responsiveness to Communicaton Basically, try to get the students more Public students and looking to the student's involved in their own school, because Studies Relations Studies needs more. Rather than being us the school spirit is going down. Graduate Senior Junior against them, I think we need to work together. SPARTAN DAILY

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Library North 0:110 Emperors new p m . fourth Room 104, and at the Information Student Union Gradalupe Roots, call 23E- lounge, The Colonnade 201 S 4th St call REED MAGAZINE: An evening reading by A Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity 2002 our authors drinks, hors deurves served. 7 9244519 member was alledgedly tackled and Friday's forecast 72-year-old prof loses p m , Spartan Memorial AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: General LDSSA: Friday Forum Video The Phone hit in the face after jumping the gun meeting. 5 30 p.m Student Union A S CHI ALPHA: Gospel presentation. 1 30 Call. 12 30 pm.LDSSA Student Center on a preplannecl water-balloon fighL Chambers. call 288-0512. Mostly sunny with highs bid to keep teaching p m Spartan Memorial, call 924-8027 Council 66 S 7th Street CAMPUS DEMOCRATS: Campus Demo- MATH AND COMPUTER SCIENCE CLUB: in the high 60s to low 70s. BAKERSFIELD GOLDEN KEY NATIONAL HONOR SO- In a move to further cut costs, the (API John crats meeting. 1 p.m.. A.S. Council Cham- Speaker Professor R Charles topic Sec- Webster has lost his bid CIETY: Information table. 9 am to 1 pm Academic Senate passed a National Weather to keep bers, call 283-5616. ondary school mathematics directions and teaching college at the age of 72. front of Student Union, call 725-0687 resolution Monday urging people to PREDENTAL CLUB: Final meeting - free issues, 2.30 to 330 pm MacCluarrie Hall The veteran criminology ASIAN AMERICAN JOURNALISTS: Orga- use stairs rather than elevators. Service profes- 322. call 244-9728 sor fought a decision by the admin- nizational meeting. open to anyone with an food and drinks, 130 to 2:30 p m OH 347. (415) istration at California State Univer- interest in accurate representation of ethnic call 794-8453. JEWISH STUDENT UNION: Falafel Fest sity, Bakersfield, not to renew his minorities in campus media. 5 p.m.. Grande FRIDAY 1991, 730 pm members house call 971- 1768 contract last fall. Professors tech- Pizzeria Restaurant, call 279-3155 SAACS: Lecture. Dr. Thomas Scattergood. nically must retire at age 70 but CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER: Essential Exploration and the search for the origin of INDIA STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: Gen- PLANNING A TRIP? often are allowed to keep teaching mass. 7 p m Campus Ministry Chapel 300 life, 11:30 a m.. DH 505 eral meeting. 12:30 pm . Student Union on a AS Council Chambers call 729-5720 year-to-year basis. S. 10th street. call 298-0204 PHI ALPHA THETA: Spanish Inquisition. A short walk could save you lots of money Webster. who has taught at Cal STUDIES DEPART- two perspectives. Dr Mira Zussman, Dr SATURDA State-Bakersfield for 20 years. COMMUNICATION 8 p.m.. David McNeil. reception following, everyone SOCIETY OF LATINO ENGINEERS AND Discount Fares Available with S.J.S.U. 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Sam Piraro, his team has a 'damn good the pennant race, said Firaro. .1 be Titans have won seven of their last SJSU pitchers Mark Ringkamp and shot at fifth." only way for the defending eight, including six straight Big West wins BuiChris Martin will do their hest to shut ' 'There's nothing embarassing about Theconference champion Titans to earn over Long Beach State and UC-Santa down the Titans. And Spartan hitters finishing fifth in this league," he said. "We the Big West's automatic NCAA berth Barbara. As if that isn't enough. Fullerton Ken Henderson, Jorge Mora and Jason can establish ourselves and go into next would he if there was a three-way tie for State will try to take the series with SJSU for Bugg are far from a suft out. So Fullerton season with momentum." first between Fresno State, 14-4, the Titans the coach. State better not take the Spartans lightly, Piraro is precisely correct in saying a and Long Beach State. 12-6. because SJSU will be playing as if it meant fifth place finish is not embarassing. Despite Going into the series. SJSU will bring Titan coach Augie Garrido is two wins more than just pride. The final a43-l7 overall record a year ago, SJSU shy of collecting 700 wins while at Fullerton the momentum from its first two-game "Playing Fullerton is another plus that finished second to last in the Big West winning streak in a month and a half. The State. His current overall record is 919-446- series Conference at 9-12. 7. can come out of this season," Bugg said. Spartans crunched UC-Irvine 5-1 on Sunday "We won't be in the regionals, so we want B Steve Helmer Going into the Fullerton State series. and came out on top of a Tuesday afternoon Individually. Titan first baseman to knock them out. They know we're going SJSU is in the all too familiar seventh spot pitching gem with Santa Clara University. to lose MO Trevor Rush could he trouble for SJSU to come out alter them we've got Spartans USC 11011111111 in the conference, with a 6-12 record. UC- Tht. to gain. pitchers. This guy is hot on a serious nothing to lose. Hopefully we'll come out pride Irvine is only one game behind at 5-13. so Regardless of the results from tear. Last week, the sophomore went 10-for- loose." Going into the final the Spartans better be careful not to let a Wednesday's make-up 19 I .526) in five games, scoring seven times series of the season. the SJSU baseball team hunch of Anteaters pass them by. non-conference And hopefully the Spartans will sweep. and collecting seven RBIs. has no chance of making it to the conference Now, on the other side of the game with the University of San Francisco so they'll have a postiive outlook going into (which were not available at press time). regionals. But a minor thing like that won't spectrum. Fullerton State is one game out of A couple of Fullerton State pitchers next season. Because, after back-to-back SJSU will be pumped heading into the home stop the mighty Spartans from playing their first, with a 13-5 record. So, the game will also mark trouble for Spartan hitters. 40-win seasons, this year was not what I of Mickey Mouse. hearts out. means everything to the Titans and just Dan Naulty improved his Big West record expected. But regardless. it was still The 23-28 Spartans will have an pride to SJSU. Winning this series could But Piraro reminds his team that they to 5-1 with two wins over UCSB last week enjoyable and fun to watch. outside chance at fourth place in the Big turn a disappointing season into something are going to Fullerton to play ball, not visit and Chris Robinson picked up his league- Sweet/Muff is the .Spartaii /May West Conference if they sweep Fullerton positive for SJSU. Disneyland. And the series will he far from leading ninth save last FridaN . also against Sport% Editor. Tito is hi% final Huff %din State this weekend. And, according to coach "We want to knock Fullerton out of a walk in the amusement park. the Gauchos. 01111M11,11he WM* fif Top-ranked golfers suffer setback Spartans drained by Hornets Daily staff report fatigue,'' Strahan said. "That's her ow The withdrawal of top player Pat Eight games in the last eight why we had to get ' Spartans place Hurst wound up hurting SJSU. 'Somebody said we've been doing it with mirrors days caught up to the 13th- early Hurst. ranked No. 1 in the nation, :inked SJSU softball team on In Game 2. SJSU took a 1-0 third at Stanford had to pull out of the tournament this season. Well our mirror broke. We hope to 1 uesday. lead in the first inning . But the because of illness after scoring a get our mirror back, if Hurst is our mirror. She Fhe worn out Spartans lornets came hack w ith suiugk first-round 74. dropped both ends of a double- runs in the second and third in- Intercollegiate "Somebody said we've been hopes to be back for the National header at Sacramento State. los- nings. and held on for the win. doing it with mirrors this season," ing the first game 4-0 and the By Chris Link Gale said. "Well our mirror broke. (liompionships.' 'I he Spartans wasted a solid second by a 2-I score. et fort on the mound I tom Irina Daily staff writer We hope to get our mirror back, if Mark Gale, The nation's No. 1 -ranked Spar- Hurst is our mirror. She hopes to Walsh. who a Ili iv, Ld is) one SJSU women's golf coach "We're heat tan women's golf team suffered a he hack for the National Cham- SJSU coach earned run on siv hits Kathy Strahan setback this week, but two of its pionships." said. "We're emotionally drained and The Spartans Ird c. Ii I NI k players scored in the top five of a SJSU did have some individual and 7. respectively. alumnus, and current professional. physi- cally exhausted. Because on Friday, then to la trig Iteach strong field at the California Inter- successes though. SJSU's Tracy Hanson, the coun- Juli Inkster. of makeups of State on Saltittiii . 1101h are LHi collegiate. Eva Dahlhack. an SJSU senior try's No. 2 golfer. tied for fifth at The tournament served as the rainouts. every other day we were going sial series b it the Spartans. so., As a team SJSU placed a disap- from Sweden, finished third in the 226 on the Stanford University lust tuneup for the Spartans before at it. It really taken its toll." han said . pointing third with a four-player individual competition of the tour- course. they enter the NCAA Champion- total of 920. 36 strokes behind nament with a three-round total of ships on May 22 in Columbus. " l'hose in power that II winner UCLA. Host Stanford took The high-powered duo of Hurst The Spartans managed just say 224, five strokes behind winner Ohio. IleiSkeell US and Long Beach it second at 914. and Hanson combined to lead three hits in support of Leann Lisa Kiggens of UCLA. SJSU's Emery in the t trst game. Emery, mig to the West Regional SJSU coach Mark Gale called SJSU to a stellar season this year. Boasting the No. Lisa Beming finished seventh indi- 1 ranking and who had been pitching outstand- playof Strahan said the team's finish a "disappoint- Hurst led the nation with a 73.83 the nation's top two % idually. golfers. SJSU ing ball recently . gave up nine "Right now . we need a cottplc ment" hut added, "It might he just But the high average. while Hanson was just will probably be favored to win its finish of Dahlhack hits and four runs in four in- of day s tilt the Spartans) ssull what we need going into the Na- and Berning behind her at 73.84. third NCAA title in five years. es- did not help the Spar- nings. rebound W ith the game on the tionals. You can approach it two tans in the team competition be- Gale said that both Hurst and pecially in light of Dahlhack and She was a hill': off doe iii line, they w ill come through ways. One, we're going in practi- cause the two were only entered in Hanson finished with higher aver- Beming's strong showing'. this cally undefeated. Two, it proves the individual portion of the tour- age scores than did former Spartan week. that we're heatable. We have to get nament. Each school entered only haek to practice and get it going five players in the team competi- again." tion, with the top four scores Gale said that UCLA played counting. Itoe of the hest tournaments at the Dahlhack and Berning played TASTE THE SOUPS OF THE Stanford University golf course the tournament as SJSU's Nos. 6 ORIENT 111;11 es er seen. - The Bruins broke the old 54- hole course record of SK9, held by SJSt and Stanford. with their )484 raft -I wry. I ( 'I .A also hodve the one-round tecord. of 2)2. tw ice. carding sin- Ideal for gle rounds of 290 and 29 students rtieftMlirliz Cash Paid Daily!! 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I guess, is to he the believes some of the teams that had earl( field conductor and bring all the talent to drop out of the APSL for 1991 top-notch squad in tune." will return and develop a "second that The Blackhawks have 14 return- division". By Corey Tresidder ing players from the 1990 cham- "It's sad to see some of these VU lit Daily staff writer pionship team, as well as five new teams go, but with the direction the Ding Soccer season has returned and players with previous APSL expe- league needed to take, some of the the San Francisco Bay Blackhawks rience and three players from the owners just couldn't afford it right tilt are soaring through rough weather. 1990 NCAA co-champion Santa now," Calloway said. "There The Blackhawks have one of the Clara Broncos. aren't any Lamar Hunts or Eddie strongest teams in the American The team captain is defender DeBartolos veep. here. Hopefully teams Professional Soccer League, rely- Derek Van Rheenen, a second- like Albuquerque. Seattle into and Ari- ing upon returning players, the ad- year Blackhawk from Cal. Van zona can build the semi-pro tal- dition of several new players with Rheenen was a team leader on the ent." 1 APSL experience and a familiar field from his defensive position Van Voorhis believes the reduc- new coach. The Blackhawks won last season and was named to the tion to nine teams tightens the the 1990 APSL Western Confer- 1990 All-APSL second team. league, making it stronger than be- ence and were runner-up for the One of the leading scorers for fore. In a message to the fans pub- '11 APSL Championship. the Blackhawks in 1990 was for- lished in the Blackhawks game While the Blackhawks have im- ward Eric Wynalda, also a member programs, Van Voorhis said that proved for the team's third season, of the U.S. World Cup team that with the same talent base involved the APSL appears to have weak- competed in Italy last summer. in 22 teams from 1990 being con- ened. In the off-season, the APSL Other Blackhawks players on the fined to just nine, it was important took a broad move in developing a U.S. World Cup team include de- for the Blackhawks to gear up for strong national league in prepara- fender Marcelo Balboa, midfielder the season and the new additions to tion for the 1994 World Cup in the Dominic Kinnear and defender the team exemplify that. United States. To develop a divi- Troy Dayak. The new players for the Black- sion system similar to that used in Calloway said striker Chance hawks are forward Paul Bravo and most countries throughout the Fry, the APSL scoring champion midfielders Jeff Belcher and Paul world. 13 teams have had to drop and MVP runner-up in 1990 with Holocher from Santa Clara. for- out of the APSL for the 1991 sea- the Seattle Storm, has tit, in well ward Mark Kerlin from the Ari- son because they could not meet with the Blackhawks. He sat out of zona Condors, defender Lawrence tighter financial requirements. the Blackhawks' first match. a 1-0 Lozzano from the California Em- Laurie Calloway. a defender overtime win over Salt Lake on perors and Fry. The Blackhawks id with the North American Soccer May 4, but notched a hat trick in a have also added midfielder Jorge la League's San Jose Earthquakes for scrimmage Tuesday at South Cam- Joaquin Salazar from El Salvador five seasons, was named Black- pus le against the San Jose Oaks, a and former U.S. World hawks coach serving last Cup team after sea- local amateur team. goalkeeper David Vanole. son as coach of the Salt Lake Calloway and Blackhawks Sting. Calloway. 44, is a 30-year owner Dale Van Voorhis hope the 'Were expecting to take it Jeanette Glicksman Daily staff photographer veteran of soccer and has coached APSE will not suffer the same fate all,- said Terry Fisher. Black - the NAS12s Seattle Sounders, the as the NAM_ which folded after hawks general manager and former Fresno State's Gerd! Elliott (left) and Law rence battle for the ball during an exhibition game at California Surf and the Earth- the 1985 season. Calloway. ex- NAS1. coach. Lazzano of the San Francisco Bay Blackhawks SJSU. The Blackhawks won 1-0. Classified

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said that many students simply "IRA fees haven't been PARTY FEE can't afford the increase along increased since 1979 and a dollar with the proposed 20 percent then is now worth 4() cents. AS., Bronze walk From page I From page 1 enrollment fee increase and a IRA, community and state bud- Democrats be coming, issues that this election involved. student union fee hike of $10. get cuts added together created a according to Merry Lindsay, Cam- "Though this fee increase will Pointing out that more than significant amount of unmet pus Democrat president. generate close to a million dol- half of the IRA fee increase was needs. "It's a fundraiser," Lindsay said. lars a year in additional funds, earmarked for athletic programs, Most of these programs are on The club asks a $5 donation per the A.S. board repeatedly Fleischman said that if students the fringe of peoples' budget pri- person to cover all food drink and declined to send a mailer to the wanted to pay $5 to attend a orities but every IRA program entertainment, a low price, she 30,000 students on this campus," football game, they should pay it involves academic credit for par- said. he said. "Consequently, the only at the box office. People who ticipants," according to Whit- "We're able to do that because people voting are the special never attend sports events ney. people have been generous with interests who will receive these shouldn't have to pay for them, The radio-television program donations," Lindsay added. funds or students who happened he said. had to be cut 15 percent last year Congressman Norm Mineta, D- to stumble across the polling Whitney said the IRA increase due to lack of A.S. funds. Busi- San Jose, is expected to attend. place." was needed because the A.S. ness major Richard Liversedge, Others planning to attend include Fleischman said he distributed board tries to help out programs who also acts as radio station county supervisors Rod Diridon, 5,000 flyers on campus Tuesday that can't be funded by the IRA KSJS's business manager said, Ron Gonzales, Mike Honda, and and Wednesday explaining his fee and that last year $500,000 in "We're a totally volunteer station Zoe Lofgren. views on why students should requests for A.S. funds had to be most of the money we raise Potter said he also expects San vote against the fee increase. He turned down because of the ourselves. We're student run and Jose City Council members Dave increase in program needs. we need the money." Pandori, Nancy Ianni and Trixie Johnson. Campus Democrats join the Santa Clara County Young Democrats to industries, and will assist through of them hotels and travel agencies, provide the event, which promises NEW scholarships, internships and usage will help facilitate the hands-on music, volleyball and horseshoes, in of facilities. working experience considered addition to politics and food. From page 1 The hospitality management vital. The Democratic Central Commit- was spared because the funds were program has been in the works for "From a practical standpoint, I tee has provided financial help and earmarked 18 months ago, accord- three years, and is largely a think this is an industry that needs volunteers, Schmidtke said. ing to Michael Ego, associate dean response to pressure by local qualified people," said Dan Fen- "Basically it's a social event to of Applied Arts and Sciences. industries. ton, advisory board chairman and attract the younger generation to "The evolution of the program "We were getting a lot of general manager of the Radisson speak with their congressman, coun- started three years ago," Ego said. requests in the Santa Clara Valley," Plaza Hotel. ty and city representatives," he said. Three faculty members will be said Ego. With fmal approval of the pro- "It's a laid-back relaxed atmo- hired next semester and four new A committee composed of two gram pending at the systemwide sphere. It's not a committee or a for- base requisite courses are to be added. members each from business man- level, SJSU will be the third Cali- mal setting," Schmidtke said. A total of 20 courses are scheduled to agement, recreation and leisure fornia State University campus Called "the Movers and Shakers: be gradually inducted into the services and nutrition and 2010 BBQ," it starts at noon at 1438 pro- food sci- offering Bachelor of Science Hillary Schalit Daly staff photographs!' gram as more students complete their ence was formed to set up the cur- degrees in hospitality manage- Richards Avenue off Hicks Ave. in lower division classes. riculum. Based on practical experi- ment. The others are San Francis- Art junior Christy Medellin checks out the bronze pieces that Willow Glen. The program will receive addi- ence, the program organizers co and Pomona. Gregg Evans, an art senior, will install in sidewalks like the About 150 to 200 people are tional support from the advisory expect local businesses to be "It's a real good example of one at 6th and Williams for his bachelor of fine arts project. expected to attend, a large number committee. The Committee is receptive to interns. how the community and university for such a gathering. Schmidtke composed of some 45 service The advisory committee, many work to meet a need," Ego said. said.

be elected at the Academic Senate the only California State Universi- meeting Monday. ty campus that limits the Academ- More doctors may mean higher costs CHAIR Gorenberg said that the chair ic Senate Chair to a one-year and the vice chair are the only SAN From page I FRANCISCO (API A needs to maintain the I 44-per- number of high-priced special- positions in the Academic Senate Gorenberg and Calm said that 22 percent jump in the number of looking out for her self-interest. 100.000 ratio, according to the ists." that are limited to one term. if the resolution passes, the Aca- phy sicians nationwide by the turn If the motion passes and the study. Although salaries represent a Senate may consider It the century will effective date is in the fall "Even the chair of the commit- demic contribute to the Dr. Kevin Grumbach. good portion ot physician clists. rising cosi of health care, co-author semester of 1992, the vice chair tee on committees and the state changing the by-law that limits research- the study, said it the rapid escalation ot practice ex- ers at the University 01 San Fran- expenditures during the next academic year will academic senator positions can be the vice chair to one term. per doctor continue to rise penses s ill create a greater cost cisco report. accord- be eligible to run for a second for more than onc year," Goren- The second motion will be ing to 1982-87 trends, the pro- problem. IL Li (tithe study. term. Next year's vice chair will berg said. made if the first resolution passes The doctor-to-patient ratio will increase of doctors will add Grumbach and co-author Dr. She added that SJSU may be next semester. rise from 144 per 100.000. the an extra 5.40 billion to the cost it Philip R. Lee said a key in 1986 figure. to 176 per 1(0.(XN) in keeping 111111:11111 ',Cr\ Ices by the end lit Costs (limn is monitoring 20(N). a 22 percent increase, the num- the century ber and distribution ot according to a studs published pus siciiuns. 'Our findings shed light on vihy But silICC Tuesday in the Journal of the additional phy sickins the vie are losing the health cost beginning American Nleclical Association. care practice this decade are containment battle... Grumbach already in medical school, they That would mean there would be said. "One of the basic factors suggest that more physicians prac- You Sat in a Classroom. about 484.000 practicing physi- dri ing Lip health care costs is the tice general medicine rather than a cians by the end of this decade, or rapid poilderation of the number specialty because the costs ot pra. about 90.000 more that the country particularly the ticing a specialty are greater. Now, Sit in a New VW. 161"1170/ liticAat GRE UNIQUE TESTS 0 UNIQUE APPROACH *Free Learning Lab Demonstration Dynamic Classes Free Diagnostic Test & Analysis Advanced Research *Free Tutoring *Free Repeats No Qualifiers *Analysis of Released Tests Free Admissions Seminars It's been 30 years since Bob Lewis graduated from SJSU -- Call 1 -800-950-PREP Here's what he has for you: Fl STANLEY H. KAPLAN gag Take Kaplan Or Take Your Chances COLLEGE GRADUATE PROGRAM DANCERS! DANCERS! DANCERS! 10.5% financing OAC SJSU SPARTAN SPECTRUM 111:0 r-TIO 1\1 S 0 Down financing OAC The SPECTRUMS travel with the SPARTAN MARCHING BAND and are featured at all SPARTAN football games. Each member No previous credit necessary! No co-signer needed! receives two units of credit, a physical Fleet pricing on all VWs! education waiver, and the opportunity to perform for thousands of people. Come in now and see how an old alumnus like the Bohster WHEN: Saturday, June 1, 1991 at 9.00 am can solve your transportation problems and get you on The audition will end by 12:00 noon. your way to a successful career! WHERE: In the Music Building Concert Hall at SJSU, located on 7th street near San Carlos street Bring two dollar bills for parking in the Seventh street garage. Call us now! Ask for Steve Lewis or Jim WHAT: Wear dance clothing, and be prepared to learn a dance routine. Gilovich, your college reps. You do not need to perform a prepared routine

For more information call (408) 924-4643 911 W. Capitol Expressway San Jose, CA (408) 265-4400 to do that because een generous with idsay added. n Norm Mincta, )(acted to attend. ing to attend include isors Rod Diridon, , Mike Honda, and le also expects San ncil members Dave :y lanni and Trixie

=rats join the Santa foung Democrats to -int, which promises Ii and horseshoes, in ics and food. inc Central Commit- d financial help and nidtke said. ['s a social event to Inger generation to enterSta e congressman, coun- THE SPARTAN DAILY'S WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE VOL. 96, SUPPLEMENT May 9, 1991 sentatives." he said. back relaxed atmo- a committee or a for- hrnidtke said. Novas and Shakers: ;tarts at noon at 1438 Slopes IC off Hicks Ave. in to 200 people are and sun i!nd, a large number !wring. Schmidtke mix well mia State Universi- This weekend limits the Academ- air to a one-year is sure to Ind Galm said that in passes, the Aca- offer some c may consider by-law that limits good skiing ) one term. I motion will be st resolution passes Page 3 A funny 'Night' N. University Theatre's 'Twelfth Night' good for a laugh Page 4

And the winner SJSU is . . . The results AM have come in for SJSU's Putting on the final touches Bests Page 5 The University Theatre presents Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' Page 4 led!

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CenterStage Angus Klein Executive Editor

What's going on for the weekend of May 10 Amanda Heien Managing Editor/ ON CAMPUS: Production Sheltie Terry Twelfth Night- University Theatre presents Shakespeare's "The Twelfth Night." Melanie Entertainment/ Features Molina stars as the shipwrecked Little Viola and Brandon Hawes as her hero the Duke. Editor The show runs through Saturday. Kevin Squires Akbayan- A cultural night will be presented on Saturday with the film "Filipino's A Photo Editor Bonded Culture." The film starts at 6 p.m. at Morris Daily Auditorium. Mary Morello Chief Photographer Folk Dance- The SJSU Folk Dance Club is having an international folk dance Saturday night in the Women's gym, Room SPX 89. Teaching is from 8 to 9 p.m. and request Kevin Weil dancin is from 9 to 10 p.m. Copy Chief 'Twelfth Night' Contributing Reporters OFF CAMPUS: Bryan Gold, Brooke Shelby Biggs, Lori Sinsley, Carolyn Gordon Biersch- Sunday Afternoon Jazz. This week is the band "Touch of Brass." Music is from 2 to 5 p.m. and there is Swaggan a $5 cover. 33 East San Fernando. Contributing I nkuyo- The music of the Andes, playing Saturday at 7 p.m. at Mother Olson's Inn. Tickets are $9 for general admission Photographers and $8 for seniors and students. Tickets available at Machu Picchu. Hillary Schalit

MOVIES OPENING THIS WEEKEND: Derek Smith Advertising Director "FX2-The Deadly Art of Illusion," the sequel to the hit 1986 thriller "FX," starring Brian Brown and Bran Dennehy, will open Friday. Movie special effects wizard Rollie Sandra Hutchins Tyler (Brown) and cop - turned - private - eye Leo McCarthy (Dennehy) face the most treacherous challenge of their careers. It's five years later, and Tyler has become a high - Art Director tech toymaker. When he is enlisted to help trap a would be killer, Rollie resurrects his special effects career with the aid of old pal McCarthy. Wendy Fegelle Production Manager "Switch," a comedy of sexual manners from Warner Bros., opens Friday. "Switch" is the story of Steve Brooks, a womanizing male chauvinist who meets his maker when he Brad Detanna is bumped off by three of his furious ex - lovers. Brooks is returned to Earth after Retail Manager unergoing a celestial sex change, challenged to find just one female who likes him. The _ movie stars Ellen Barkin, Jimmy Smits, JoBeth Williams and Lorraine Bracco. Ellen Barkin in 'Switch' Account Executives Sara Barry, Monica Conni. Cohn King, Ralene Matthias, Robert O'Leary, Andy Rayl, Judy Sommers and Larry Tranberg

Artists RELAX, LISTEN TO JAZZ Jennifer Herman, Paul FREE PIZZA DELIVERY AND HANG OUT Smith and Eric Vidal Live jazz Every Wednesday Through Sat 14 rday. ANY 16" Continuous Satellite Coverage Cover photo: 141 $3.00 OFF of all Major Sporting Events Theater arts senior Michael LaMere helps freshman Jeffery Jones ANY 12" _19, suit -up for his role in 'Twelfth Night.' The play a'd $2.00 OFF LA 1,,LLLI,,A ht ;OMNI, runs through Saturday. tIlIFIY/? I.ocated On Market St. Photos by Hullary Schaht 135 Santa Clara St. Not good with any other offer Between Santa Clara Se San Fernand, 280-0707 Expires May 23,1991 2 7c)_3 1 1 rCenterStage Thursday, May 9, 1991, Page 3

Ski resorts holding out for GET ENTERTAINED IN spring skiers even though CenterStage EVERY THURSDAY summer looms in balance By Robert Drueckhaminvr Another good alternative for The lake. which is rising at a Special to centerstage spring skiing is Alpine Mead- rate of one-and-a-half feet per ows. Alpine. which is running day, is now open for boating. Still got the itch to ski .' nine of its I I lifts on a 72 to 90 and the resort has already put Squaw Valley. Alpine Mead- inch base, will he open this sea- hack the boating docks which ows. Kirkwood and Mammoth son until June 2. were removed at the beginning Mountain arc holding out for While their full 53K lift ticket of the river. While there still is those "spring skiers." hut many price is still in effect. it may he snow on the ground. the road to other resorts in the Sierras are worth it considering that the the resort is clear, and some gearing up for summer activ- mountain has almost all of its hack roads are open. ities. terrain open. The campground already has Both Kirkwood and Squaw And for those wanting to take campers in it and the fishing is Valley ski resorts, located in the a long drive. Mammoth Moun- good. according to resort em- Tahoe area, are closing after this t:1ln is offering skiers six lifts of ployees. weekend. After then, skiers will skiing front X a.m. to 2 p.m. But at Lake Alpine. located at still he able to ski Alpine and eery weekend until Memorial an elevation of 7.5(X) feet on Mammoth until Memorial Day Da), and will also have five lifts Highway 1 near Bear Valley. weekend. But people still inter- CIPAPILSII open on weekdays. things are a little different. -accl in skiing may find perfect Thu Mammoth. which has tradi- campgrounds. which are ,odititins this weekend. tionally stayed open until July 4, cos cred with a three-foot Kis, -It's really good spring ski- GOES TOPLESS decided to close early this year snow are not yet open. and ing We have a lot of snow, but to open a new bike park. lake is still friwen. But Ilighw c. JOIN US IN OUR were running out of skiers "We want to open the hike is open to the east end of the taster than the snow is melting." PLANETARIUM PLAYGROUND park the week after Memorial lake, and the general store and said Pete Dansen, director of Day, and we can't do that if peo- lodge are already open. communications at Squaw Val- ple are still skiing. In addition. In the Eldorado National For- THE TENT IS OFF! ley. there is a lot more interest right est, which covers the areas on "We wanted to stay open now in hiking than skiing, so we L'S Ilichway 50 near Lake until Memorial Day . but we're NO COVER decided to close on Memorial Tahoe and on Highway XX. settling for the 12th. We have a Da) this )ear." said Dianna man) campgrounds in the highei kit of summer projects to work Carey. a spokesperson for the cies ations are also still closed FRIDAYS on. and when you consider that resort. due to snow. interest has dropped off. it is But other places in the Sierra The campgrounds. which IN MAY time for us to close." Dansen are gearing up for the summer. were slated to open on May 25. added. Even though Highway 4 near may not he open this year until But until the 12th. Squaw will Bear Valley. Highway lOtt near abler June I depending on snow 1 DRINKS he operating four lifts tits com- Dodge Ridge and 120 in Yosem- conditions, according to forest pared Ii ithe total hit count of 321 ite remain closed in the higher service workers. COMPLIMENTARY BUFFET 8-10pm on the top ot the mountain in ad- elevations due to snow, camp- And in the Stanislaus National CD Ft 1 la E /X I I NI I I I dition to the cable car to trans- grounds and resort areas are pre- Forest. located on Highways pin skiers hi and from the mid- paring tor the summer and WK, not much is different iii level. These lifts, in- Bear Riser Lake Resort, lo- Only two campgrounds at lower Pi hiding the espen-only Granite STUDENTS FREE WED ITHIRS1 cated on Highway KM near Kirk- eloations are open. and camp- Cluel and intermediate Shirley wood Ski Resort at an elevation grounds in the upper elevations Lake Espress chairs, are still of 6,000 feet. already has its won't he open until after June I plus 'ding skiers with skiing for campground open. Ilapp)trails 1I .5/ 9 all Amin) lest+, on a two-and-a - -ric) IN I G. hall to sus -foot base The only WELCOMES drav.'hack is that the entire bot- Mariah Carey tops week's record list irk tom section of the mountain is closed, forbidding top to bottom Die tollow mg are the top 21) Ill. ''The Doors' Soundtrack' ROCK STEADY POSSE skiing. But to make up for the records as they will appear in Wickman lack of terrain open. Squaw is Billboard magatine II.' The Soul Cages" Sting offering 525 adult tickets for the 'FOP LP'S 1A&M) & TELEFUNKEN rest of the season, as compared I "Manah Carey" Manah 12 "New Jack City Sound - to their usual S35 Ms' ket price. Carey 1Columbial track'' (Giant) LIVE MUSIC ON THE POOL & D.J. DANCING INSIDE But skiers who like lots ot ter- 2. "Gonna Make You I3. 'Into the light" Gloria rain don't need to despair, it Sweat" C&C Music Factory Esielan (Epic) SHOWS they are willing to pa) the price. (('olumbia) 14 ''Five Man Acoustical UPCOMING Kirkwood, which is operating -Wilson Phillips" Wilson Jam" Testa gieffeni about 541 percent of their terrain Phillips i SBK 15."Vagabond Heart" Rod ritiriek WELCOMES on a three- to six-foot base, will 4. "Out of Time" R.E.M. Stewart (Warner Bros I THE FINAL LIVE SHOW BY still he charging their standard 1Warner Bros.) 16. "To the Extreme" Vanilla S35 lift ticket lee until they close 5 "Shake Your Money Ice I SBK on the 12th. But skiers are still Slaker’ The Black Crowe% Mel 17 "Conlin' at the Play - THURS able to ski a lot ol terrain for Mnerican) ground Y a ' Know !' ' A not he 5/16 then money. including runs 41. "I'm Your Baby 'tonight Had Creation (Motown) plus FRONTIER WIVES sers iced by the famous Wall and Whitney Houston t Aristal IX "Flashpoinr BoII,,, Cornice Chairs 7. "MCMXC Al) " linigma Stones Woluitibial THURS THE WORRY DOLLS & Running a total oil live lifts (Charisma) 19 "Joyride" Rosette (EMI with top to bottom skiing 12.111X1 M. "Ileart Shaped World" 5/23 CAFE OF REGRET %Mica! feet). Kirkwood ma) he ("hris Isaak tkcprtsei 20 "Please Hammer Don'i uttering the hest spring skiing 'i:mpire'' Queensr)che Ilun Fin" M.0 Hammer ICa ALWAYS 21 & OVER DINING & DANCING 0PM2AM WEOSUN in iund (EMI) pito!) 200 N I51 ST JAMES. SAN JOSE 408.292.2212 Page 4, Thursday, May 9, 1991 CenterStage Bar hopping tops 'Best' SJSU's Best or weekend activity playLi around enough to show Here are the results of By 1 II I',tusk) us \\ lu (iotiti luck to these the SJSU's Best survey building . !,ilf writer campus cleanest What people like to s that was run in hangout 1. Engineering do most on weekends is bar-hop. Coming in second was Dread CenterStage all semester. 2. Wash. Sq. Hall This 1+ esa,:t1 the type of thing 1. Zeppelin, although being from Pub Almost 100 people 3. Business Tower bureaucrats trinn the Redevel- L.A. they can hardly he consid- 2. Student Union responded. opment Agency need to know It ered local. lust might sway them not to limit 3. Wash. Sq. Hall Third place went to Cale of health club the number of nightclubs down- Regret, which has performed class 1. Event Center town. as they're attempting to quite a hit at Cactus. 1. Human Sexuality 2. SJ Ath. Club drink The IT cut Center muscled its 2. Physics 1 Gym in second place for 3. Gold's th,Coming v%ay in as hest health club. It 1. beer activity. a tie actually. weekend really is a great place to work 2. soda was . well, let's put this as Greek parties out it you don't have to wait in 3. margarita night club delicately as possible - party- Nu line I iii long. Lately though the 1. Sigma 1. Heartthrob ing and sex. They didn't specify 4:rossd has tapered Off. One 2. TKE's what order hut possibly they sun spot 2. Cactus Club in piece of advice that was given 3. Pikes didn't need to. 1. pool 3. Oasis whoever's working should 2. beach Tied for third was sleeping him rap and play more heavy 3. top of dorms happy hour and studying. no doubt a perfect metal and modern rock, if it's of 1. Mambo's restaurant to combination seeing as how the Oingo Biting() or Gene us to 2. Heartthrob studyings usually puts loses Jembel persuasion - weekend take a date something you can really get 3. El Torito 1. Old Spaghetti into. San Jose Athletic Club activity Students 21 and older prefer hot dog Factory to drink beer more than any showed up w ith the second larg- 1. bar hop 2. Denny's/Spoons other beverage by far. Pale est amount ot soles. And Gold's 1. Peanuts Gy in came in third. 2. sex / partying 3. Eulipia sudsy mugs of brew won, while 2. Oscar Mayer soda placed second and margari- 3. study / sleep Finally. the good and had tas placed third. Tequila. apple 3. Der Wienerschnitzel news, depending on how you juice and cafe mocha tied for study area look at it. Fat mite nightclub parking spot third, hut we warn you not to try 1. Clark Library goes to Heartthrob. But, not all 1. 10th St./3rd floor restaurant this combination at home. 2. Student Union hope is lost Cactus came in sec- 2. 7th St. garage bargain 3. West Hall-11th Best happy hour goes hands ond, a s cry close second I might 3. McDonald's 1. Taco Bell floor down to Mambo's. which add. missing lust place by two 2. Peanuts toppled heartthrob with twice as vote'. Club Oasis fills the third transportation 3. McDonald's many votes. Mambo's "25 -cent place slot. Countdown'- brought in thirsty. to campus radio station poor students. Beginning at 5 Now here's where the confu- 1. auto local band 1. KSJS FM 90 p.m., draft beer and well drinks sion sets in. D.B. Cooper's fin- 2. bike 1. Inka Inka 2. Live 105 sell for a quarter. Each half ished fourth. Cinebar finished 2. Dread Zepplin hour. the price rises another two fifth F -X and The Edge tied for 3. feet 3. KOME FM 98.5 sixth Cinehar.' I must admit Cafe of Regret hits. Heartthrob oilers happy 3. hour from I I a.m. to M p.m.. I've never been there and proba- spring break and bartenders pour house w inc. bly tle%er will he so much for deli sandwich sporting event draft Meer and pre -mixed marea- ads enture But people ohs musty spot ritas for SI . like its dives atmosphere and 1. Palm Springs 1. Togo's 1. football has e a g4,4,41 time there Inka won hest local 2. Mexico 2. Turkey 2. baseball Inka hand, possibly due in part to ili. Si, ditterein strokes for dit- 3. Florida 3. Subway 3. basketball tact that Todd Wilder. sk ho leieni f,iIks \lay he it's better fronts the hand, goes hoe N. that some 4,1 us like something reggae Is hot r11.2111 alteinatoe Alter all. v, its he seriously . now and Inka Ink a has certainly norma l '

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Its Bryan Gold head over to Mambo's 'Or their tounded by two former SJSI CenterStage staff writer happy hour. schmoozing with students. Its the moment you have other students who don't have The most popular place been waiting for. afternoon classes. After pound- work off the food is the Rec The project that took seven ing a few beers. pound some Center. As many people voted minutes to conceive and all se- volleyballs on the sandy court. for this as the list of names wait- mester to deliver is complete. This is not just a weekday ing to use the Stairmaster. They The ballots have been turned in thing to do. either. Bar-hopping want to pump you up. and the votes have been gets the nod as the best weekend On the music scene, the bcs[ counted. activity. The alcohol category local hand is Inka Inka. KS.Is And the winners are... will finish with fraternity par- 190.7 FM) takes the crown as ta Everything. ties. There is no clear winner for write radio station. On the cluk The ballots that appeared in SJSU's best parties. Nobody scene. Heartthrob edged out the CenterStage about S.ISU's best could remember them the next Cactus Club for the top slot. have been tabulated by non- morning. 'The fav mite parking spot mathematics majors, so some of Academic-wise, the most the third floiir of the Tenth Sheet the results may he surprising. popular class is human sexual- (iarage. 'The popular campus hangout ity . No explanation needed. Taco Bell defeated Peanut, 11 is the pub. located in the center The most popular and cleanest one sole in the area 01 restaurant Kelly Chinn Special to CenterStage of campus. Obviously gravity building was the Engineering bargain. pulls people to this area. There- Building. Washington Square As for the restaurant you SJSC students Nlichele McCullough and Kas eh Shahinoham- fore. it's really no coincidence Hall ranks a close second. ould most likely take a date. mad rink's a night with friends in the Spartan Pub. that the favorite drink is beer. Money will get you everywhere. the Old Spaghetti Factory gets III a minute here ( sav siudy :ilea The hest sun spot is The word is easy to spell and On the topic of food. the best the honor. Spoons and Lenny 's lot ** 'I thought sou could the ..\quatics ("ente) and the you really don't have to describe from the SJSU deli is a turkey ll)erim.'s) tied for second. Other ss inners Ilk lode toot - most -used form of transportation what beer is. sandwich. Off L.aniptis, the win- The tavinlic spring break hall as the hest sporting es ent. is the car. Siwr . a horse was iii it When not in the pub, students ner is Togos on William Street. hangout is Palm Springs. Hold and the librar5 as the tav orite ranked second. Amidst changing trends, Spartan Pub remains popular

Its By Carolyn Swaggart "Well be adding an electro- popular tune at the Pub, is CenterStage staff writer nic dartboard next fall." added known as Big Band Night. Live Classes are over for the day. Kalmoutis. At the Pub, you can kick back, hare a beer entertainment is brought in, and That paper isn't due until next people dance by the tiny stage. Kalmoutis noted that most and watch some T.V. If you're hungry, they'll We try to pick entertainment week. The rest of the day is free. students come to the Pub to eat. Where is an SJSU student to toss you a pizza. people will like." Kalmoutis not drink. "I think we base planed. Reggae music is sched- good pi//a. she said. most students, there's one uled fun 51:1:1 9 at 8:30 p.m. talk to part tiolar spot that's been the She also pointed out the laid - hand stamped and receive free Nil use at the Pub. They The Pub is open Monday how place to unw Ind since the begin- hack atmosphere of the Puh, and soft drinks as long as they re- the employees, telling them through Wednesday front I I ID's properly and ning 01 the year how it %lit ters from a regular bar main in the Pub. to check . in. to II p.m.. II a.m, to mid- Alcoholic Beverage Control how to serve alcohol responsi- According to a survey con- night on Thursdays. and from II ot ducted on Feb. 2/4 by the Spartan "I would think its a place comes in at the beginning bly . a.m. to fi p.m. on Fridays_ It's alco- evenings. the most Daily . the Spartan Pub was where female students can come each semester to cheek on "Thursday closed on weekends. soled overwhelmingl as the fa- jnd not he harassed... she said vorite campus hangout of MS( All the ingredients are fresh It makes me \cry hapM dads and the pi//a dough is ninth:Med Nina Kalmoutis. the hand -thrown. something the pub It's your last chance to Pith 111.111agC1 We Ity walls start is proud of. says Kalinin' - hard to have an atmosphere its Before 191411. all the pi//.1 where people would like to he was made from fro/en dough. At the Pith. ou ..an kick "DISCOVER hack. ha% e a beer and watch Pi/la is available hs the slice some I It you're hullers . tor iseople who don't haw lime thev 11 toss %,ou a ti .r the 1 to 20 minutes it lakes Ms I irst sear at SJSI Was for their individual pii/as I. 19(16... Kahn' nins continued hake Plans are currently hieni:2 DOWNTOWN" e didn't even hav e a pub made to delis er pinas to Mc then dorms l'heodora Fsagalak is. the In the last Downtown section Iliorning supers isor. speculated In addition to the pi//a. nes, that the Pub was first opened in items base been added hi of the Spartan Daily 1975 or 197r, menu this sear "It used to he a lot like this semester! Ii gil's, Kallinnlits noted. "Ilot & Spics originally . there was one big W mg." has(' been putout seating area. w ith booths along- is well as chick:n hum!, side the w :ills Students could pesto pi//a Along with play pin )1 and kioshall. tooth \ :met \ of beer ,nlay iooshall and the pool also as ailable Tuesday, May 14 table hoe disappeared How- , set . satellite dish has been In keeping w ith the times th: and three T S are Pub lias the Sober Spartan Pro- '4\ shah:pc:illy placed around the gram to control drinking If a Pub. In the afternoon. students ol three people or more gather to watch the soap operas 4:0111es in and one is identified as 'There's a colorful new CD m- a designated droei to the bar- kt:box this year, as well as a new tender or I I) person at the sound ss stem on which it plays door, that person will has e his Page 6, Thursday, May 9, 1991 CenterStage KSJS 'Twelfth Night' performers shine If) Sheltie Terry speare's play s. plots re% 01% e 90.7 FM CenterStage staff writer within plots. Viola has not only. ii deception is an artform, assumed the role of a boy, she Top five lists for the William Shakespeare mastered it also believes she has lost a long ago. brother to the violent storm at week of April 29 Disguises, masquerades and .ea. Thus challenging the actors facades dominated the Univer- and adding greater dimension to sity Theatre's production of the performance. RHYTHM WAVE Shakespeare's "Twelfth Also consistent throughout Night. which opened last Fri- Shakespeare's plays is the role day', and runs through Saturday. of the fool. Feste. played by Jeff 1. "A WOMAN IN The play tells the story of a Bryant, wonders through the HALF" yiting. shipwrecked girl who scenes with a pesimistic, yet in- iii only find work if she dresses sightful attitude. On the subject ROGER MILLER like a boy and acts as a servant of love, Feste believes "Many a to the Duke ot Illy ria. good hanging prevents a had little Viola, played by the niarriage. adorable Melanie Molina. dons Bryant. ss ho played Woof in 2. "GIMME INDIE .1 pair of slacks and a neck tie last semester's theatre produc- ROCK" and falls to the mercy of the tion 4,1 "1 lair. put out another Duke. w hi m she has also fallen hi ill and hilarious perfor- SEBADOH madly in lose with. mance. Bryant may currently he The Duke. played hy the Wist- 51 51 ''s most talented actor. 101 Brandon Hawes. sends Viola Although the story line is gen- 3. "You HIT ME to visit Oh% ia (Deanna Mac- erally easy. to follow, it seemed OVER MY HEAD" 1.eani. the beautiful maiden who that many audience members has stolen the Duke's heart. On missed some inuendos and jokes DOGBOWL her mission. still disguised. because the actors sometimes Viola IInds herself fighting off spoke too quickly and with too I lie altections Olivia has mis- much of a British accent. Also, a 4. "WRETCHED" takenly acquired for her. less of the songs. accompanied These characters go round- by the pleasant melodies of the PARIS and-round in confusion and de- orchestra, were a hit hard to un- ceit while Sir Toby (David derstand. Scout. Olivia's uncle. Sir An- The play runs tonight. Friday dress (Steven Smith) and Maria and Saturday at X p.m. in the 5. "POINT BLANK" eisah Swenson). Olivia's ser- I otuersity 'Theatre. It's a great PIGFACE % ant. stumble drunkenly around play with a hilarious plot. It's and play hilarious tricks on the terrifically appropriate for tither servants and eachother. college students who may think Scott and Smith steal many that all Shakespeare is tragic and Hillary Schell CenterStage photogragher scenes with their individual hys- sorrowful. The "Twelfth terics. Night" will definately lift your Jeff lirvant.theatry arts junior. plays Feste in the University CREATIVE As with many of Shake- spirits. theater's production of Shakespeare's Twelfth night. SOURCE TV not prescribed for bedridden viewers 1. "HORNUCOPIA" NI:W. YORK (API I had a and Mete was a camera in the Ior Processed added Here. let inc Lail an JOHN FADDIS heart attack recently On the rpiarterback's helmet. Cheese Forx1 That sort ot .Ind send y011 hack to bright side. it wasn't a big one. The New Ouinea Cannibals story ed the miswl work... N't et could tell lite attending won. All well and good. but it You don't knits ell.'' he physician v, a, a linichkan. was totally unnecessary to show 2. "Room 292" Sollh: pills were prescribed. them after the game eating the So was time in bed. .ind later. Vs asaw Concerto STEFAN 11,41u evercise. like walking On one weekday. I briefly KARLSSON miund. It telt odd walking watched a new soap opera based ,onmd in bed. But it sure heat out Chekhov 's ' 'The Sea (pull . All Cocktails 990 ,,sthim g there. watching tele- It was called "As the Tern ii ill 9pm-Closing Sine. there were a lot of new It looked pretty y It 3. -STREET SHUFFLE" now. on. But most were showed all unmarried C1,11pk. In MIKE FREEMAN 11,21111 to the len (II whoopee. ilk' same bed. Hut nisi as Mings I.ast Sunday morning. It n- es - not interesting. it laded hi 1,1,1,k Sunday Nights pit' there ss.ts the premiere ot I he nest thing tin saw his hat was billed as a new kind of 10,11, aitans show from W ash- No Cover HlonIt ,1, tailed he Hot W hue Middle -Aged \laic 4. "DISCOVERY" sN. GONZALO 1 .ilk I lour. " Jim the bright side, yOU c'all a) - CINEBAR Hottest Rock/Music Mix RUBALCABA .s find sports on cable TV id sore enough. one cable net - ef 4 to .3 Lights from Valco 4/1 ..11 was sho, mg some sort ot A drinking person's bar' .nne put on lit a ile11. At Stevens Ceek league Only pool table and Blaney EYE" 1 lk game pined the New Om- Downtown! 5. "PUBLIC No drugs or fighting! - Roy HARGROVE , aniubals aga111,1 lit \\ ay- ,I .111:0111 \S.IN a!title 69 E. San Fernando 1111,1W11. C1.11 thiiiihall OW (Corner of 2nd) .255-0588 . 1.I\ CIS %%CIL 1114.’ll 101 soutitil CenterStage Thursday, May 9, 1991, Page 7 or) FAIR& Mexican-American poets evoke ;4A COOLER powerful message at reading By By Faye Wells Brooke Shelby Biggs Special to CenterStage Two Mexican-American women delighted a standing- The only thing left room -only audience with their Across .4 merica, VCR poetry Wednesday in the SJSU to see of Madonna Spartan Chapel. remotes were Loma Dee Cervantes amused is her Xray the audience with her anecdotes overworked as men and read the powerful poetry So maybe your apartment everywhere recorded that evokes her uneasy youth resembles a cave, or the spent not far from campus. Mar- underside of a rock, hut there is the video and paused garita Luna Robles read an epis- still no excuse for not having tolary prose piece on how a heard the latest, hugest, most the tape at the writer creates a poem. scandalous news coming out of opportune moment. Although it was not on her Hollywood. program. Cervantes started with Madonna is preparing to hare "Beneath the Shadow of the !vb we controversy. Ho all in her new film "Truth or -hum. Freeway." her most frequently Dare." due out this weekend. It Oh yeah, and remember the anthologized poem, and one de- Cervantes Margarita Luna Robles video for "Papa Lorna Dee has been characterized by Don't Preach" scribing her family life at Bird insiders and critics as "daring," in which Madonna, we'd like to Avenue and San Carlos when I- "revealing" and think accidentally, bared a little 280 was in progress. that inspired "Raisins." a light- Cmz. Robles said the first step

"controversial." more than the censors would like "Across the streetthe hearted account of her marital in writing a poem is to "push a Come on. Can we really be when her skimpy outfit proved freeway. blind worm. wrapping break-up. big heart through a small -pen.' no tor her shocked by this chick anymore? match bouncing the valley up from Los Altos to She opened a poem "I'm She read to the accompani- Let's take a walk down dance? Sal Si Puedes." going away to where I'm from" ment of music. films, pebbles Memory Lane and explore the Across America. VCR "We were a woman family: on her first return %1st! to San from the beaches she has walked remotes were overworked as many faces of Madonna to find Grandma, our innocent Queen: Jose. where she stayed at the on. pennies she has found (she out. The one-woman publicity men everywhere recorded the Mama, the Swift Knight. Fear- Best Western Hotel on 2nd St. keeps them all, she said). and factory has developed quite a video and paused the tape at the less Warrior.'' "Bird Avenue" is based on photos of her children. history in 10 years. opportune moment Cervantes turned to books and her and her friends in an era "I want the language of a Remember 1983 when The song itself pricked up interpreted the documents of when "it was not the hoys they dream, a dream that leaves me "Lucky Star" and parental ears as lyrics about troubled families, such as mar- worried about. hut the girls. feeling uneasy." she said. abortion "Borderline" broke into early- teenage pregnancy and riage dissolutions and welfare "The girls would go out in an "Writing a poem is a tricky MTV reknown? The hit the airwaves and emanated notices. She evokes her grand- alley and tight and the mothers business." tongues. Hollywood-watchers talked up from young wanna-he mother's gentle nature, scorned would come out to finish it," She addressed her prose -poem this lace-drowned take blonde as 1.ater, she manufactured and blamed by her daughter. she said. to Anita. the therapist she imag- a pioneer in some strange tabloid headlines and set the Cep.% antes' mother, and de- Cervantes also had to contend ined she must see if she encoun- lashion-influenced music wave rumor mill aspinnin with hints scribes harrowing quarrels when with high school counselors who tered writer's block. When she She wore lots of black. lots ()t- that she was having a lesbian her grandfather visited. "outside discouraged her from aiming for made light of sex as the culmina- w oh comedienne Sandra han& braeelets. lots of socks. attair a 3 a.m. mist heavy as a breath the University of California doc- tion of an evening, she was ef- Bernhardt N11one was sure if she looked full of whiskey... torate she wanted. fective and amusing. good or not, hut young people Then Caine "lake a Prayer." The gentler the character, the "They said I was setting my. At times, however, the music mum have approved. because the song and v idol that more powerful Cervantes lan- sights too high." she said. seemed unadapted to her writ- suddenly she was genetically respectively earned Madonna a guage. Her well-timed powerful Iler test scores indicated she ing. regenerated on elementary huge contract to plug Pepsi. then phrases stimulate and amuse. was "community college school playgrounds across stripped it front her amid For her any situation is worthy material." ads isors told her. America. guess what controversy. of a poem. Humor pervade% her Cervantes said. Then came the "lake a anecotes and her verse. "So I col lllll unit Virgin.' album, which by its The video had Madonna "When I left town I was in di- went to the college and it wasn't a had edu- name alone had parents tilling seducing a statue ot a black %orce I had no job, no pros- cation." she said. She got her ihrough their children's dresser Jesus-come -to-life Christians. pects... she said. "Frankly. it doctorate from the University of SNEAK PREVIEW drawers never mind advertisers, again was e hl larating. California. Santa Cruz. There was a media frenzy as were a little bothered hy this She wanted to go to the center SATURDAY she around the stage on of the world, so she headed for "But go to college," she AT 8:00 PM paraded It made headlines, sure, hut Colorado by Greyhound bus that said. "You can do something. her sold -out tour in her irony - somehow, we expected no less. with LA FEMME NIKITA' lace wedding gown. Self-- stopped in Salt Lake City over Robles. a former San Jose res- year. MTV actually the Lahor Day Weekend. She ident who now teach% at Fresno -CONCOCTED WITH appointed. "family -oriented." Just this NITROGEKERINE WITH Christian thought -police were up banned Madonna's video of had eaten little that day and State. read a piece describing the THE COMBINED ENERGY OF in ar1111 'Justify My. love'' tor its erotic nothing was open, she said. But agony and ecstasy of creating a THF ROAD WARIVOR ROIOCOP a rHE rEfraoNmoo row In between there was the content. Ot course, sales in the station bathroom she poem. SMAI underwear-as-outerwear craze sk% rocketed initially. hut still it tound a small red box of raisins Quoting Victor Hernandez Madonna was splashed across was no phenomenon because. the pages of doctor's of lice well. she's Madonna. magazines wearing teddies and bras and other lace St, nuns Madonna is banking unmentilmables. sometimes on shock ialue to catapult ner her other clothing. ruth i Dare.' to the top ot VVINUS THE the hos -othce charts AS. CHINESE CUISINE- -FOOD TO GO sometimes instead of her other Szechuan Cuisine Ale clothing *Mandarin & KILLER Hold your wagers. Box Lunches To Go IiiiSINEE11111:113M11 We then were ushered into a Lunch and Dinner new phase (il Madonna in the Only the truly twisted, REGULAR ENGAGE M. *Catering Available BEGINS 517' late 1980s. She dyed her hair creative, imaginative and sick among us could come up with Open Doily 998-9427 S 1 2114-3110u Hack. then white, then brown 00pm 294-3303 or something Madonna hasn't said. 11 30-9 She made a video depicting .)sed Mondays 131, E. Jackson Street herself as a stripper in an adult shown or done, let alone hookstore, who appeared to he anything that would %uprise us f) Blocks North of Santa Clara Between 3rd and 4th Street dating a prepubescent boy It you can, please don't share it Page 8, Thursday, May 9, 1991 CenterStage 'Ticket to Ride' Horoscope route for the weekof May 12 takes tired Aries: (Mar. 21 -April 19) Your preparation for summer has started a bit too soon. The extra time you gain today will leave you with the ability to do all the things you need to do. This week you must work like a well tuned machine, focus on the end of the semester. over same old trip Taurus: (April 20-May 20) I feel the bull will be bringing his, and his close friend's, psychological well- .illk being up a level. A cosmic power will let the bull become "the wizard of joy, happiness and By Chris I raging parties." I recommend extreme caution be employed with such abilities, the use of is as CenterStage stalt writer Li= fans mas BOOK important as the non-use. Your B-Day joy is shared by all. Die-hard Beatles want to check out the new hook REVIEW

Genus& (May 21 -June 20 ) You are starting to see yourself as a part of a larger picture. Your awamess of 'Ticket to Ride. hut those less this Bell change is very low in this area. Be aware of the gains you're making, your long term Liscinated with the hand should perspective depends on it. A little ripple now turns into a wave when it hits the shore. Hass this flight songs Me hook consists of inter- This theme rei. iii s throughout Cancer: (June 21 -July 22) The crab feels torn between two sides as conflicting ideas both present views that mews it ills musicians and Celeb- the hook. in inters iews with mu- your future appeal to your conscience. A decision need not be made but an understanding is vital to rities about the Fah Four and sicians like Joel and Sting. ability to sec the difference between right and wrong. their legacy. Interviewees range More ItlIeres111112 tidbits pop from Joel to Pete Tow Its- up throughout the hook, hut thev Leo: (July 23-Aug. 22) The TV has been lying to you all of your life.., goad cowboys don't always bend to Walter ()link ite to the are thu lens. One insolves wear white, and the ones in black hats are not always bad. Seeing the truth behind what is visable is an art not many have perfected. Spend some tune exploring your happiness. Rolling Stones. riminiv Smothers' recollection Intriguing at first. upon sec- of John I Amnon heckling a Virgo: (Aug. 23 -Sept. 22) You must come to realize when it is your turn to be in the limelight, you ond glance "Ticket to Ride'' Smothers Brothers performance. should sit at the table and have your piece of pie. A fine line between rude and overlooked exist (trot.', suspiciouslv like a self - Another deals with deeper in- and you're just the sign to walk it. Hard work pays off just like your mom said. promotion Mori hi its collabo- sights trom Lennon*. hr.t wile. %Ma's . Cv nilua Powell. Libra: (Sept. 23 -Oct. 22) Gandhi was a perfect example of a healthy and correct attitude one should have The hook's title, an earb. Powell's inters iew stands out when the cards seem to be stacked against you. You must work for the changes that make you Beatles song, comes from a na.. because it is precise' what is happy and at the same time not be destructive in your actions. Many bridges have been horned sv riche:fled radio show missing throughout the rest of that need to be recrossed. 14 the sante name. and one tit the the hook. For the most part pro- Scorpio: (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) When you succeed at something thank those who made it possible, if you have authors. Derm.v Somach. !Mum. ss ho conducted the Inter- a hand that feeds you don't even think of biting it and any luck is good luck. Let these three duces the radii, prograin. which s iesk s. contents lint selt vi it h things guide you down the road. You should be grateful for all that has happened to you and if leatures Beatles songs. All the asking pat. putt yucstions you're not it is never too late to start. hook's inters lelA'S come from the about song 1 wig ins and Beat le in- icket to Ride show . fluences Ile does probe. hut rar- Sagittarius: (Nov. 22 -Dec. 20) Go running through the park this week because I see that your cosmic antennas The hook's second collabora- elv are up and ready for recieving some important news on the status of the world arrouncl you. If tor, Somach's wile, Kathleen, is Oserall. 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