Mayo's weekend in jail Features Star linebacker Lyneil Mayo is jailed on felony Smashing domestic violence charges. He spends the Consolidated weekend in jail, missing the Spartan win over success The Bay Area band combines electronic beats UOP. Page 6 The women's volleyball team with a wry view of American society. They play extends its win streak to three with FIX: The Club tonight. Page 5 No expansion for IFC a victory in its first regular season game against the Texas-Arlington SJSU's Interfraternity Council votes against Mavericks. A 'mushy' night at the opera The San Jose Opera s production of 'Madama allowing more fraternities on the council this Page 7 semester. The vote temporarily ends any Butterfly' opened Saturday. Our man finds it chance for a fraternity to join. Below mushy and melodramatic and likable. Page 4
Weather Published for the University and Mostly sunny, with scattered University Community by the clouds burning off by midday. Department of Journalism and Highs to 79. lows down to 57. Mass Communications since 1914 National Weather Service DAILY SEPTEMBER SPARTAN TUESDAY. 19. VOLUME 95, NUMBER 11 1990 Union faculty refuses to pay back fees By Bryan Gold off." However. for1988-1989. Adlar time student parking pennits went check unless they sign and autho- I pay all this money for Daily stall writer SJSU faculty parking permits said that the CSU and the CFA from $33.75 to Mil per semester. rize it," Green said. Retroactive parking lees charged went from $7.50 to $18 per month went to litigation over the parking "We were ordered to have them Adlar added that "only one-third- a hunting license to faculty dating hack two years Sept. I. 1988. according to Colleen fee increase and "essentially the pay the increase retroactive to when of the faculty have paid the retroac- that is what it is. I come will not be paid. according to the Bentlay-Adlar. spokeswoman for (TA lost the suit. Everyone else, the contract was signed." Green tive fee. president of the SJSU chapter of the the California State University sys- the students and the staff. had to said. He added that perniit fees are "I am not going to pay it." Fini- to campus and get to California Faculty Association. tem. pay the increase. Them was only a taken out of an individual faculty bres said. "I pay all this money for hunt for a parking SJSU CFA President Manuel She added that most of the facul- delay fOr the faculty until the issue member's paycheck. a hunting license that is what it Fimbres said that the faculty who ty have paid their parking fees for was decided." "This is a special bill that is paid is. I come to campus and get to hunt space.' are part of the union will not pas the 1989-1990 and 1990-1991 aca- Barbara Green. director of fiscal separately. We cannot take any for a parking spot and they want Manuel Fimbres the tee We have reached a stand- demic years. services, said that this was the same payroll deductions out of their pay- See Parking, page 4 5.151. (TA President Tie a red ribbon 'round memories Budget crisis
SJSIt sophomore leaving %ir Force RI /if cadet 3rd class Alamein %aide/ ties a POW, MIA holes information By Leigh Ann Clifton sheet with red Daily staff writer ribbon around a In the wake of recent budge( (.ta.. tree outside some departments are trying to stay Tosser Hall. the afloat by cutting services and not ribbons were filling approved staff and faculty tied around trees positions. to make the Faculty have responded by community approving a one year suspension of aware of the a system-wide monetary award. /Ws and "We're in a crisis situation. not MIA's from past just in higher education. hut as far oars. the as public services." said Manuel It( will have Fimbirs. social work professor and a Moth set up president of the SJSU chapter of the
outside the Stu- California Faculty Association. costs provides us an oppor- dent t nion this "The tunity to look at where we're spend- neck selling ing our money.- he said. "We must commemoratise find o ay ot i.itoper:lung.- bracelets and SJSU must return to the CalifOr- other items. ( nia State University system %mil- Friday at nom, a lion to 57 million because of recent celebration rec- state% ide budget cuts. said Rose ',gni/4114 Lee. SJSU director of budget and PON% %II % fami- analysis last week. This amount lies is scheduled represents SJSU 's portion of the to be held at sietn- ide cuts. Park Plata in of Ins total. $4 million to S.S don Moo n San million will be given hack V. !thin Jose. the nest couple of months. Lee said It is mainly a matter of filing the appropriate papernork, rather that, an actual transfer of cash. The remaining portion of th, ki,in Squires money. about SI million to 52 ma slalTploolographrr See RIDGET, page 4 Job fair IFC expansion not approved highlights Hopes of Sigma Pi, others, dashed by decision Taylor Andrews. "We want to participate sald ibie .11.1St didn't get their Ilk'sSage across. "I think an expansion would draw a lot The decision has been oith LEC.. hut we' don't want to force our "Some of the houses fiai the fraternal sys- more attention to the ("reek system." said choices temporarily tabled until way in." tem needs to build up before it espands." said LEC Sports Chairman Bob Rosenau during Sigma Pi will continue to pursue the issue a member of Theta Chi who did not want to the meeting. the end of February. agam nest semester, said Ken Houma chap- he identified. Others said espansion could There has not been a Greek espansion at By I Aura DiMastio fra- By 1.toura Ih lascht ter adviser. Bennett and Sigma Pi members only help the system. in the last too Veal's and Sigma Pi [,sly start tvt,t(a 110w. Daily ,tatt ,ne,tf.r ternity member, so ihe best ntlie Is This year's Career Eaplo- Ihe 5151 hue, haternity ( oun(11 coital -Obviously the ((reek system isn't as ration Day will be held strong as n could he.- said Sigma Pi treasurer Wethiesday in the Events Cen- 'Warns! cylmnslon it unda). lemPlamil) end- mg the hopes of interest groups such Sigma Eric Renaud. "hut maybe it is as strong as it ter and includes 200 employers can he at SJM I." discussing opportunities and Ii hatemil) to .in. A.S. assistant resigns The mailer, which was considered Sigma Pi started last (ktober when a tea( general questions with stu- during since or the iegulai LEC. meeting. By Leigh 'inn ( idiom lion lies! semester if he learning guys joined together to start their own frater- dents. has been tabled Daily stall writer until the end of February accelerated his class load. Domke's resignation. nity'. The current membership stands at 17 The program, which coordi- I line L'on%)ramli. and 1111111 - Washington has "At this tulle the ratio of fraternities to "This opens up a and anyone who joins now still he a "Found- nator; said is designed to help L awe I priorities have possibilines.- approached seseral student sororities is not aceeptahle and we'll consider her of career ing Father." The last Sigma Pi chapter at both students and staff. com- ',aced the resignation of very ekcii- such the hura-fra- espansoon o hen the number til sororities he said. "It's groups, SA( folded in 1977. Sigma Pi members bines what previously took the eve, untie assistant to mg." !entity Council to inform 1114.1Cases... said Chris Capita. LEC. v icc believe' that if they were a pan ()I I.F.C. their three days into one by moving Associated Students Presi- them of his needs and see president in charge of membership. for the past three year. membership would go Up. hut that the out it) the Events Center. The pro- dent Amen Washington. there's any interest. issue has become mcreasmgly contro- Domke, a speech commu- it has shifted to postponement. gram starts at 1(1 a.m. and goes The search for a new been The ideal candidate. he vet .1.11 because many LEC fraternity mem- nications major. has "We still need more members and we'll to 3 p.m. assistant is scheduled to he employed with Rome Sys- said. "would he able to event is an excellent het. say Sigma Pi fraternity is pushing itself wait until next semester." said Sigma Pi pres- "The completed by Oct. I. tems in Santa Clara. A minor myself: attend meet opportunity for a candidate to otao Ff.. ident Taylor Andrews. Washington said he's m the promotion to a [Im- ings, give presentations in on talk informally with an siema Pi had solicited members with recent Sigma Pi says it will continue to work 1)0 key. ot At:114HW apph- am management position my absence and accom employer and find out what ism Taper kls :Uld flyer, campus as an interest group and will hopeful- callous, rev levvIng writing his OM A. S. goals in a time current and future career "I'm pro-expansion hut I'm against the led him to re-ettamine ly get I.F.C. to vote for expansion in Febru- samples and conducting ly fashion." opportunities there are." said way they're going about it." said lim Will- priorities. ary. MIMIC% s. "The job is taking up Washington char:loci Sigma PI fraternity currently governs itself Margaret Wilkes. co-coordina- em). president of Alpha 'Lai Omega. 'Tim Domke. 22. more of my time then I'd used Domke as SOMCM. ILO under I.F.C. guidelines. The menthers pay tor for the event and career Ihnsever. Sigma Pi members di nit think resigned Sept. 10 trout the planned for. I had to look of a perfectionist When he dues for various social events and there are counselor. they re pushing the manei position after learning that provided at my long-term career such as 1:11-l'an racing, barbecues 'The information -We don't want to ciash, that is the last he was eligible tor gratin(' See SENATE page 4 rush events thing we do." said goals." he said and tailgate panic's. See CAREER, peg* 4 want to Sigma Pi President
_ PAGE 2, SPARTAN DAR Y, SEPTEMBER 18, 1990 FORUM OPINION AND LET FEHS
EDITORIAL H El VI km. -DtC) Via) 4E1k1Z 0.5ouT 1Noge PILLI15 Environmental options TT :T%-)PAD Clv L-Ft OF FL'J1 c14. eople should recycle. There is II places like the Connection, the only one earth. Go hug a tree, Student Union and the Dining P it is your friend. Commons must base their decisions These are the comments frequently on remaining profitable, then we must made by the group sometimes make our own decisions for the affectionately and sometimes not so future. affectionately known as There are organizations on this environmentalists. campus that have dedicated long All too frequently is the response: hours to make recycling more Stop being so melodramatic. accessible. Seek them out. Many times the response puts economic growth ahead of planning. free, groups like the For To assume that economic prosperity Student Affiliation For is not related to the environment Environmental Respect surrounding it is not prosperous. Yet, (SAFER) can provide guidance on when it comes down to recycling, it is how you can make your house always capitalism that dictates policy. completely trash free. OSE -be The problem lies not in this For free, AlTrans can provide \(EA) 50ME PE CAN 50 IRREs oNsI5Ls. country's economic premise, but that alternate transportation routes from the people of this system are the ones simply going between school and that need to make the choices. home to arranging trips throughout When you pick up that styrofoam California. cup or grab that plastic sandwich For free, the Environmental iS container, do you think about how Resource Center can provide this efficiently created product affects educational materials on any subject your surroundings? affecting the environment you want to The connection between the effects know about. of our actions is inevitably, and The next time you ask for that cup unfortunately, not directly felt. of coffee or rush to grab that ham and The consequences of our actions cheese sandwich, think about the are debated solely for the economy. consequences and make a choice for The truth is, we all have the choice. our future. 4411 EDITOR PS FORUM ROB NEILL What 'clisenrollment' LETTERS TO THE EDITOR looks like up close Affirmative action weakened, Playboy ignored and a Gulf proposal It was 4:35 on Friday afternoon the deadline to pay fees and add classes. Those But notices have a Minority complaints character and merit than one who A united Arab force who had already paid would owe the achieves slightly more under nearly additional fee by the end of this week.but if way of getting lost and Editor. optimum conditions. Editor. y oft hadn't Mitt allIttfag yet. you needed it all Juan De La Torre ("Beauty in The military stand-off in the now. students grow to trust merits...." Sept . 17 1 raises several lint; Ilartiwod Persian Gulf appears to hold promise %, 44- The young woman was barely 5-feet tall. confusions in opposing affirmative Assivant Pile of increasing tensions and real schedules printed in 4%, 4ph% and spoke in heavily accented English. From action (AA. for short). First, he Phil, dangers of war- I propose a solution appearances. she was a freshman who was late advocates "commitment by students to the problem which may allow May that say you only A 'tame' Play boy. in paying for the four classes she had to add. rather than the university. " This every one to feel that they have In her hand she clenched a check from mom. owe $471 poses a false dilemma, since both contributed to a peaceful resolution The stone -faced admissions clerk students and SJSU can be committed Editor. of this increasingly dangerous probably bored with the long lines of to advancing achievement through This is my third semester here at is a felony but under pressure from the situation, uninteresting students checked off AA. Torre suggests that victims of San Jose State and I've yet to clerk she did, although from the handwriting it I propose that a United Nations whatever clerks check off, carefully racism, who would benefit from AA. understand this campus. Last would he obvious the check was altered by force made up of Arab personnel he considered the form, carefully considered the lack commitment and cop out. Why semester there was a big squabble someone other than its author. assembled under Arab officers. This check and scowled. does he assume minorities are so over the Pike's "Women of SJSU" The clerk noted this and would again not force is to he assigned the task of "You are $25 short." the clerk said gruffly. laty? Is that judging them by the calendar, hut now that three Spartan accept the payment. entering and occupying Kuwait "How can that be." the woman said."( have content of their character, as we women bared all in Playboy there's The woman was starting to panic there unarmed at a prescribed time, such as all of the money on this check." both agree people should be judged? absolutely no reaction. were about twenty minutes to go. II a.m. Nov. II. 19tX) Ku% :tit time. The woman had missed all of the Or is that merely a stereotype of In comparison to the Playboy Advanced notice of their intention to Finally, she said she had a hank card and notifications about the fee increase. minorities that Torre is relying on? spread the calendar was tame. The occupy and take control of Kuwait the clerk directed her to the local bank to get Understandable for someone who was late in Second. Torre confuses the record calendar was tastefully done and unarmed in order to return it to its cash to make up the difference. On a good day registering, as she probably had something of Reagan and Bush on AA by didn't reveal anywhere near as much own government should he made you can walk to the hank from admissions and else on her mind. Besides, large state suggesting they did not retreat from skin as the Playboy spread did. Once worldwide and their intention to he records and hack in about 15 minutes. organi/ations like SJSU would never AA. Reagan's administration argued more. Playboy is seen nationwide by accompanied by world peace However, the lines at 5 p.m. on a Friday make of people while contradict themselves inside of three months for the Grove City decision by The thousands the representatives with the entire it tough to get cash out quick. calendar stayed in our little corner of on a policy as important has how much you Supreme Court. which greatly procedure to he covered continuously It's unknown whether the woman made it have to pay to go to school. weakened AA. Bush is holding up the the universe. by worldwide radio and back in time just like it isn't known how television, The clerk and the woman discussed back current civil rights bill for AA by I don't hear anybody yelling press. many students were not allowed to enroll "sexist" iii and forth for several minutes why the check raising the red herring of seen copies of the Any attempt by anyone to take Friday because they were $25 short. maga/ine pulled off the shelves. How was inadequate. governmental quotas. which were military action against this U.N. After all, you can't "disenroll," someone if could students and faculty say that Some students offered to write the woman a ruled unconstitutional 12 years ago. sponsored peace army should be met they had never paid in the first place. The about one thing and not apply it to all check for the $25. She shyly declined, saying Third. Torre's quotation of with vigorous and lethal military students should have known they needed more instances related to SJSU? How she could not take money from strangers. Harlan's dissent in Plessy v. Ferguson response. Iraqi forces should he money there were notices could we curse the women in the A line of nervous students began to grow perpetuates the myth that AA judges allowed to withdraw peacefully and a But notices have a way of getting lost and calendar for strutting their stuff in behind the woman as the discussion people by their color rather than by successful transference to a peaceful students grow to trust schedules printed in bikinis while praising the ones who progressed. They were well-aware that anyone their character. AA also benefits resolution should enable all military May that say you only owe $471. were totally nude for the entire willing to not let a poor woman register would disadvantaged white groups such as forces and equipment to he returned undoubtedly shut down the window at 5 p.m.. There is no way of knowing how many may Cajuns. Appalachian Mountain country to see and drool over? short to the status before the present no matter how many students were in line. have been $25 for a semester of higher whites, and rural whites! So this is I have yet to understand this education. military otcupaiion or Kuwait. The clerk suggested the woman simply not a matter of color. It is a matter of campus. woman's cross out the amount on the check, change it Just a young look of worry as she character because common sense tells ran toward the bank. Most,,, Lee and initial this. The woman reminded the clerk us that one who achieves almost as John A. 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4 4 SPARTAN DAILY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1990, PAGE 3 Men seized fleeing Kuwait Cheney terminates AP Young Kuwaiti men try and fray soldiers are trying to four-star general ing to flee their occupied homeland quell resistance by blowing up were seized Monday by Iraqi 'America today is a bastion 4. oppression and we blocks of houses. WASHINGTON (AP) made his comments in an inter- troops, refugees reported, and Gen. Mike Dugan was fired as view with the Los Angeles their have this to say: 'Mr. Bush, we listened to your Their government sobbing wives and daughters -in-exile Air Force chief of staff Monday Times and The Washington were called the unannounced forced to cross into Saudi weekend following the four-star general's Post. Arabia message, but please shut up.' exodus the first allowed by without them. Iraq blunt comments about U.S. Atop the Dugan interview in Iraqi newspaper in about a month evidence In Iraq, state-run that contingency plans for massive the Los Angeles Times, the newspapers Saddam intends to depopulate heaped scorn on Ku- air strikes against Baghdad. paper quoted unnamed "senior President Bush for tory measures against Iraq and Arabia by ship across the Red Sea. wait and move in his own people. his broadcast warning to the Iraqis more aid for countries hurt by the Meanwhile. Japan's first mis- Defense Secretary Dick Che- U.S. military planners" as say- that their president, Saddam Hus- U.N.-ordered embargo on trade sion of doctors, nurses and support There was concern that the Ira- ney relieved Dugan of his duties ing that such an air campaign sein. is leading them to war. One with that country. staff was preparing Monday to qis might be trying to infiltrate after consulting with President would be designed in part to newspaper's headline read: "Shut Dutch Premier Ruud Lubbers leave for Saudi Arabia today to lay spies or terrorists into Saudi Ara- Bush, and then delivered a "decapitate" the Iraqi lead- up. Mr. Bush." said he expected European nations groundwork for a planned 100- bia. where 100,0(X) U.S. troops harsh critique of the 53-year-old ership by targeting Saddam "Saddam Hussein tells you that to agree on toughening the eco- member Japanese medical team. have deployed since the invasion decorated flier. Hussein, his family, his senior this crisis is a struggle between nomic embargo against Iraq within officials said. Japan has pledged a of Kuwait. leading a multinational "There are certain things we commanders and his palace Iraq and America. In fact, it is Iraq the next two days. But he said the total of $4 billion to the U.S.-led force. Refugees without proper never talk about. We never dis- guard. against the world," Bush said in Netherlands has no immediate multinational Wort against Iraq. identity documents were being cuss operational matters, such The paper quoted Dugan as his speech, aired Sunday on Iraqi plans to expel Iraqi diplomats in hut recruitment of medical person- questioned carefully by Saudi au- as the selection of specific tar- saying that "a better list" of television. retaliation for Iraq's intrusion into nel has been slow. thorities. gets for potential air strikes." tiogh-value Iraqi targets had Standing in front of his Oval Of- diplomatic premises in Kuwait last Cheney told reporters. Moscow announced The refugees told tales of terror he.-oi drawn up by military plan- fice desk with the American flag week. it will re- "We never talk about the tar- store diplomatic ties and anarchy at home, of dwindling ners. The paper said. "the list behind him. Bush urged Iraq to Dutch, French, Belgian and Ca- with Saudi geting of specific individuals, Arabia, cut in 1938. food supplies and Iraqi troops stressed the importance of at- withdraw its troops from Kuwait. nadian embassies or diplomatic The Soviets who are officials in other gov- had been longtime blowing up the homes of suspected tacking Hussein and his inner which it overran on Aug. 2. residences were raided last week allies of Iraq but ernments. That is an violation of cut off weapons resistance fighters in Kuwait City. circle, but beyond that Dugan Iraqi authorities responded that by Iraqi troops. The embassy raids sales and became the executive order." the secre- cool to Iraq after Saddam seized would not detail" any target Bush's statement was full of "lies were unanimously condemned Bush's address to the Iraqi peo- tary said. points. Kuwait. ple, with an Arabic voice-over and "We never underestimate the and contradictions." They said the Sunday by the U.N. Security Dugan still retains his four- U.S. president aimed to be "dicta- Council. At the lone border crossing be- captions provided by the State De- strength of opposing forces or partment. was apparently broad- reveal previously classified in- star rank, but he is expected to tor of the world." France expelled 29 Iraqis in re- tween Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, retire. Thousands of protesters gath- taliation, and Italy announced it about 6,(XX) Kuwaitis streamed out cast in its entirety Sunday evening. formation about the size or dis- ered in the streets of Baghdad's was ousting all officials at the Iraqi of their homeland over the week- It was the first direct message from position of U.S. forces. Nor do Dugan flew combat missions capital after Bush's broadcast. military attache's office in Rome. end after Iraq troops suddenly and Bush to the Iraqi. we ever demean the contribu- during the Vietnam War, and services." he train- chanting "Death to Bush! Death to Also Sunday. U.N. diplomats without explanation opened the In a commentary Monday head- tions of the other later taught cadet military the Air Force America!" began drafting a new resolution to crossing. It had been shut for a lined "Shut up. Mr. Bush." the said. ing courses at Dugan's statements as International opposition to Iraq, close off Iraq's air routes and pun- month. Iraqi government-owned Al-Jum- "Gen. Academy'. in the press and as con- however, appeared to pick up ish nations flouting the U.N.-or- huriya. or The Republic, declared. reported He was named assistant dep- But refugees arriving Monday firmed by him to me failed strength. dered embargo on trade with Iraq. "America today is a bastion of op- uty chief of staff at Air Force said Iraqi troops manning the bor- all of those tests." Cheney said. Britain said Monday it would U.S. officials said. der crossing were seizing all Ku- pression and we have this to say: headquarters in January 1987. source The Pentagon's rare discipli- expel the Iraqi military attache and An Egyptian military waiti males between the ages of 17 'Mr. Bush, we listened to your and six months later he became supposed to nary action of a top officer came three aides from the embassy in said Egypt were send and 36. apparently because they message. but please shut up." Air Force deputy chief of staff London. Foreign one day after published reports Secretary Doug- 250 soldiers to Saudi Arabia Mon- were of age to serve in the mili- for programs and resources. las few The speech was followed imme- quoted Dugan as saying U.S. Hurd indicated the Home Of- day and more following in a tary. And all non-Kuwaitis. except fice would be annoucing further days. joining the estimated 4.000 diately by a 25-minute response military authorities had con- Dugan was promoted to the for a few Western women married from an Iraqi TV announcer, who cluded that massive air strikes joint position of commander ot sanctions against Iraq later in the Egyptian troops already in the re- to Kuwaitis. were turned back by said a "thundering rage" is build- are the only effective way of U.S. Air Forces in Europe and day. gion. The source, who spoke on the Iraqis and told to leave Kuwait ing against the United States in the forcing Iraq out of Kuwait if commander of Allied Air Forces Twelve member nations of the condition of anonymity, said through Baghdad. European Community, meeting Egypt would also send Egytian Arab world, and a showdown in war erupted. Dugan was on a Central Europe. headquartered Monday in Brussels, Belgium, are tanks. armored personcl Carriers The refugees said tbod is be- the Persian Gulf would end "in a tour of U.S. military installa- at Ramstein Air Base, West expected to consider new retalia- and air defense systems to Saudi coming scarcer in their homeland, catastrophe" for U.S. forces. tions in Saudi Arabia when he Germany. in April 19149.
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Health and Human Services bag Bible study noon Spartan Memoriai Open 24 Hours A Day, 7 Days A Week AR Chapel call 377-0772 6 1.L " EVENT WEDNESDAY A.S. PROGRAM BOARD: Wednesday nor 295-4336 CENTER cinema Scandal 7 p in and 10 p m Mor ris Galley Auditorium call 924-6261 310 S. Third St. RE-ENTRY PROGRAM: Brown hag lunch San Jose, CA 94112 noon -I 30 pm SU Pacheco Room call The Event Center, SJSU 924-5930 A.S. LEISURE SERVICES: Last day to sign Across From McDonolcfs #201 Photography ( formerly SUR EC) up for Scuba Diving 0711 Windsurfing #206 ChiChuan #203 *MI lt . "I. ^... . ar pag open, as v.r. o 0+, - ,. PAGE 4, SPARTAN DAILY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1990 Parking: Budget: Awards, service to be scaled back Career: From page site in many buildings." Reduced travel won't allow them lion, will be cut from different This has resulted in the elimina- to stay up-to-date. she said. "It's a Fees won't areas, programs and services cho- 'We're not operating in tion of one full-time staff position. real loss of information." Job help sen by university officials. Sauer said. She stressed, however, Although employees moral From page! a gloom and doom mode Sauer In an effort to combat the that the individual was not laid-off.s hasn't taken u hostile turn. is current and informative be paid destructive effects of the cuts. Fim- here.' to leave hadf already been made. recognizes an increased tension and about what's happening out bres said faculty have suspended Sauer also is purposefully not stress in many of her co-workers. there." "Several people have comment- From page! the Meritorious Professional filling another position in an effort According to Wilkes. the Connie Sauer money. Besides mail ser- ed to me that before it seemed there the increase. Promise and Performance awards to save goal of the program is to pull me to pay V.P. of business and finance her department oversees pay- was a really busy time and then a dispute the fact for one year. vices. the university and the com- "We don't financial aid and many univer- slack period. They say the slack fees. We do dis- 'These awards give $2500 to fac- roll, munity together. It is open not that they raise accounting functions. period just doesn't occur anymore." it and when ulty members selected by other fac- Fimbres said, "All serious teachers sity only to students but also fac- pute how they do This has meant an increased Sauer blames increased state The union's position ulty based on work completed or were against it. It was foisted upon ulty and staff. they do it. for Sauer and her staff. government regulations as well as was that this is good. But let's potential shown. us." Fimbres himself has received workload The Career Exploration "There are a number of people budget cuts for most of the difficul- down and talk about it." Edd Burton, associate dean of one such award and although grate- Day is the biggest program sit who are overworked. This produces ties. Career Planning and Fimbres said. She added that educational planning and resources ful for the recognition. said, "I that the a stress factor, there's not a lull to -We're not operating in a gloom Placement Center has each the raise in parking fees would said the awards have been around could have done without it." catch up with some of the things and doom mode here." she said. year and this is the first time it generate more money to for about five years. and that last In some departments, service year about 145 were awarded at cuts have been unavoidable. that pile up on your desk." she said. "We're continuing with the projects has been held in the Events improve or build parking facili- Sauer has also managed to cut we'd planned for. We've conserved Center. Program coordinators SJSU. Connie Sauer, associate execu- ties. travel expenditures in her depart- resources earlier." are expecting more than 5.(0) Pat Nichelson. executive The decision by the CFA to sus- tive vice president of business and ment in half. "we can sustain travel A new purchasing system in her students to attend. director of the CFA. stated in a pend these awards for the year will financial services, said university cuts for a year." she said. "any department "will streamline our "The employers are enthu- memorandum to CFA chapter save the university $367,500. Bur- mail delivery has been cut. ton said. -Where we used to deliver to longer and it's going to impact accounts payable," she said. "an siastic about coming down presidents. "Trustee leaders and Wilkes said. "These awards were originally each office in each building. we moral, as well as the departments' area where we are extremely under- here." top central administrators have level of effectiveness." staffed." assured us repeatedly that they instituted to motivate instructors. now deliver to just one designated want to get beyond this issue and that in any case they intend no coercive or harmful collec- Poll reveals RI never have believed that one little computer could make tion measures. "Our advice to colleagues and working life. that the billing is voluntary traffic is such an incredible difference in my academic remains sound, as well as safe. When asked, tell faculty 'don't Miriam Stoll pay.' If they get another collec- big worry B.A. History, Dartmouth College tion notice, tell them to relax." M.B.A. Stanford Graduate School of Busiruns Nichelson said. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Fimbres added that the Chan- When it comes to big-city prob- cellor's office has said that the lems, the concern of San Francisco statements for the increase will Bay area residents focuses on life not be sent to a collection agen- in the fast lane, which for many is cy. too slow during rush hour. "I became a Macintosh convert in Adlar. however, said that A poll conducted for the San payment is not voluntary and Francisco Chronicle showed that business school. that "as many as three notices traffic beat out drugs as the biggest have been sent to those two- concern of Bay area residents. "Al our computer lab I'd always find thirds who haven't paid." according to a report published today. Twenty-one percent of the lines of people waiting to use the Macintosh respondents cited traffic conges- computers just sat tion as the No. 1 problem, com- computers, while other pared with 16 percent who said there. So I had a choice: wait for a Macintosh, Senate: drugs and 10 percent who named housing as their top concern. or come back at 6 AM to grab one before Assistant The poll, conducted among 600 Bay area residents last month, has they'd all be taken. a margin of error of plus or minus "After business school, I took a job at a resigns 4 percent. "The only explanation for the large bank and used my Macintosh for From page I switch of traffic over drugs is the accepts new responsibilities, he October (1989) earthquake's dam- producing everything from spreadsheets said. "He would rather not do a age to roads, which continues to be mediocre job." a daily problem for Bay area resi- to a company newsletter. dents," This desire to do the 11es1 Possi- said Mark Baldassare. =Today LuserMacintosh to he ble job" as well as Domke's writ- who conducted the poll. Two ing, marketing and promotional major freeways remain closed as a run my own management consult- skills an: what first attracted Wash- result of the 7.1 quake. ing fiml.When I give a presentation, ington to Domke in his search for The survey showed drugs are an assistant. more of a concern to residents who I can see in people's faces Two projects the new assistant earn less than $20,000 a year and will work on are the development those under the age of 34. In con- that they're really impressed. of a student discount program with trast. traffic was mentioned four local merchants and a formalized times as often by those with annual And that makes me feel great. designated- driver program for stu- incomes of $60,000 or more com- I take Friday dents in cooperation with local pared to those with incomes under "Sometimes nightclubs. $20,000. Domke conducted a survey of off, put my Macintosh and skis sonic local San Jose businesses last Other concerns cited by respon- in the car, and head for the summer. Washington said, "to find dents were jobs. crime, drought out what services they offer and and schools: absent from the list mountains. I ski days and work how they perceive SJSU." was acquired immune deficiency Domke said the student discount syndrome, which has killed thou- nights. It's perfect. program was still in the planning sands of Bay area residents in the I stage and no agreements had yet past decade. "You know, can't say been reached. In a similar poll conducted in where I'll be in five, ten, or After Washington has narrowed March 1989, drugs topped the list the choices to a few applicants, he of concerns at 20 percent, followed fifteen years, but I can say that will approach the A. S. hoard for by traffic. 13 percent; drought, 12 final selection and approval. percent, and crime. 10 percent. my Macintosh will be there The new assistant will be work- The new poll shows only 4 percent with me:' ing with Washington and the A. S. mentioned drought, and crime was government through May and is cited as the biggest problem by 8 paid $250 a month stipend. percent. Rape cases filed falsely Come to the OAKLAND (AP ) Oakland cooperative, transient and hard to police believe nearly a quarter of reach, untruthful or not credible as College Store Festival! the reports of rape in the city last witnesses in court. year were false, a rate more than "We've got (the same) guys Art Quad in the Bookstore twice as high if any other large handling all sexual assaults and California city. according to a felony assaults," said Sgt. Vince September 18, 19 & 20 newspaper report. Russo, a senior investigator. Six to Oakland police and prosecutors a dozen reports may be waiting for from 10am 6pm also arrested and convicted a him on Monday. and at least one smaller percentage of rapists than new case could come in each day of the week. any large city in the state with the Ms. 11,1,4 exception of Long Beach. the San Most dropped cases were re- Francisco Examiner said Sunday. ported by minority women who Rape crisis workers said the re- were involved in prostitution, drug sult is a whole class of victims, use or other illegal activity, police, largely minority women involved prosecutors, victims and social in drugs or prostitution, are denied workers agree. their day in court. One woman told police she was 1 think the unfounded rate says raped and beaten by an ex -convict that either Oakland is full of liars with whom she had drunk wine Why do people love Macintosh'? or something is going wrong at the and smoked crack. "Her credibil- Ask them. Police Department level," said ity is tainted by smoking crack and Marcia Blacksmck, executive di- drinking." the police investigator rector of Bay Area Women said in his report. Against Rape. "And I don't think The case was referred to the Oakland is full of liars." state Board of Prison terms. which Of the 585 rapes reported in ordered the man to serve one year Oakland last year, 143 24.4 for violating parole. percent were considered un- Police Chief George Hari de- founded, according to new state clined to he interviewed by the Department of Justice figures. In paper. But Capt. James Hahn, who the 442 cases considered valid. 68 heads the Oakland Police Depart- suspects were arrested, and 20 ment's criminal investigations di- convictions resulted. vision, said the state Department Police said they discounted re- of Justice numbers were not mean- ports because the women were un- ingful. I 100 ANN Geoppulm 4.1.. WO Apple lop old %WNW. on morose ..014.0.4 hop* Com.. ma FEATURES SPARTAN DAILY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1990, PAGE 5 Bands break typical molds, expression is the key By Laura DiMascio Daily staff writer 'We would describe our music as a result of trying Those familiar with Consol- CATALOG idated or MC 900 Foot Jesus might to be people and a band at the same time and ORDER not consider them to be typical rock bands. But then neither band realizing that we're never going to reconcile the says it wants to be. contradiction.' Consolidated, which originated in San Francisco, doesn't consider - Adam Sherburne, MOP itself to be like most modem-dance Consolidated vocalist bands. Rather it sees itself as a bu- Consolidated vocalist Adam Sher- their peers, or question them- reaucratic entertainment specialist. burne. selves," Sherburne said. And for MC 900 Foot Jesus - Both groups formed about two By doing this, Consolidated said even the name isn't typical. years ago. Before Consolidated. it hopes people go home with a Both bands are recording artists Sherburne and drummer Phillip little bit more information and the for Nettwerk Productions and both Steir were a part of the band Until idea that there's a band out there will play at FIX at 400 S. First December, and keyboard player that doesn't consider itself any dif- Street tonight at 10 p.m. The San Mark Pistel was working with the ferent from the audience. Jose performance is one of the first group Shy Hands. Members of Consolidated agree stops on the bands' new tours. Not only does Consolidated's they aren't so much a political fietlY Consolidated is promoting its political opinions differentiate it band as they are just a group of album "The Myth of Rock," and from other bands. but Sherburne guys wanting to express them- MC 9(X) Foot Jesus with DJ Zero says its live performances can be selves. just released its debut album "Hell an unusual experience. At the end "People may think of us as a po- with the Lid Off. ’ of the set. Consolidated includes litical band because we don't hap- "We would describe our music about 20 minutes of what it calls pen to sing about the sexual exploi- as a result of trying to be people "spontaneous democracy." tation of women and driving and a hand at the same time and re- "We hand the microphone over cars," said Sherburne. "But Con- Publicity photo alizing that we're never going to to the audience and they can call us solidated would never say that that Consolidated, above, will perform with MC 900 400 S. First Street. The show starts at 10 p.m. reconcile the contradiction," said on any of our platforms, critique kind of music is any less political Foot Jesus at FIX tonight. The club is located at with admission limited to those 21 and mer. than ours. We're just putting our politics at the front of our mes- "I thought the story of a TV what he calls his -fascination with allied he wasn't getting anywhere sage." evangelist having a vision of a the psychotic urban jungle." His with it. He says he is happier doing On the other hand. MC 900 Foot 9(X)-foot Jesus was so ridiculous sound takes on an industrial per- what he is doing now. The collaboration for the bands 0 Poe co1h,a.._10 Jesus Mark Griffin may not be as that it would be a good name for a spective in a rap format with jazz politically oriented as Consol- rapper," Griffin said. incorporated. to tour together all started shortly idated but Griffin still has just as Prior to MC 9(X) Foot Jesus. "I have a lot of background in after the members met in Europe. much to say. Griffin played in many local bands jan and most of my actual musical "We played a couple of shows I.I 4 Griffin said that he came up with in Dallas, where he has resided for training is on the trumpet." Griffin together in Europe and got to be the unusual name after hearing TV the past 12 years. said. good friends." Griffin said. "1 angel i ,t Oral Roberts discribe He said his music confronts Griffin said he grew tired of the don't know who, but later we de- his ision of a 900-foot tall Jesus nil Idle -class America driven by trumpet after 10 years when he re- cided to go on tour together.''
4101. 080 11 (4.1.04, T8S06.1, 1,1 wAy ,4C CrA4"D GeN0112 'Madama Butterfly' not stereotypical opera Ffrio NAL rs s of AT 066S. era ADMIT By Anthony Cataldo matic, but if you can look past the the springtime. The progression hut balks at any binding cornniii "AND roolu-s 4reptess :Ay" Daily staff writer embellished dialogue, you from morning to evening was a ment to her, making a mockery it "ARC heavily crrr eel S fu A war" 'Madama Buttertly is not an can certainly appreciate it as a mu- fantastic transition of hues that cle- their marriage. p , Brod sow, orrD eme04,444 opera where fat ladies wear Viking sical marvel. verly captured the mood of the Duty calls Pinkerton. leaving 10 ef07P01. hats while bellowing out their bo- Music was a strong element, scenes. Clad in traditional Japa- Butterfly alone as an outcast in her wels. It is an opera filled with deep which evoked a profound emo- nese garb, the actors' costumes society. She waits patiently for feelings and musical compositions. tional reaction from the audience. were complete with rippled um- hint but is grieved when she learns Those who are turned off by the 'Madama Butterfly's' (CioCio- brellas and colorful floral patterns. from the American consul that he archaic air that accompanies opera San), voice subtly emerged from Madama Butterfly.' portrayed doesn't want to see her again. orcherstra's melody. comple- may be surprised to know that the by Eilana Lappalainen. is about a It doesn't end there. The final Wadama Butterfly,' featured at menting but never intruding upon, 15-year-old Japanese girl who re- act is very dramatic and had a lot San Jose's Montgomery Theater, the whole musical experience The of people in the audience dabbing audience nounces her heritage and her reli- does not fall into the stereotypical recognized hei taicin anu their eyes. Although the ending gave her a standing ovation. gion for the love of an American igage that oplo_often gets stuck ,,,,...... sailor, BS.. Rinkertdrk..played by was predictable.j it could not de- qit h . . 'f: The small cottage setting gave Stephen Guggenheim.. He is base the flittiverful pathos emanat- ArIlimmo"'!MPNIs Sure, it is mushy :Ind melodra- an illustrious image of Nagasaki in charmed by her beauty and grace ing from the stage.
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"We The Spartans defeated a young anybody.' had been playing well lately." team from Texas-Arlington 15-8, Dawnis Wilson, The Spartans dominated Texas- 15-13. 15-0 on Saturday to remain SJSU outside hitter undefeated this season with a 3-0 Arlington in almost every statistic, record. most impressively in the hitting Betsy Welsh got the game-winner tpeeacentagerin category with a .425 The Mavericks, who finished when her kill clipped the top of the average compared to the t6urth in the nation last season in net and fell o er. Mavericks' .049. Cathy George's first season as Up to that point. the Mavericks head coach, started just one senior Texas-Arlington was led by had been able to stay in for most ot against the Spartans. Only two se- Courtney Kahl, the lone senior. the first two games. Hoes cr. the niors remain from George's Final and freshman Shelley Williams. Mavericks folded in the third Four team. who had 12kills each. Setter game. leen Farrel added 21 assists. Col- The Spartans started the match Freshman setter Annie Shaugh- ,strong, building a 4-0 lead. How- "! think that our team played nessy served six consecutive points ever. Texas-Arlington fought back very well," said SJSU coach John to give &1St' ail 11-0 lead. After to take over. C'orbelli, who hasn't lost a match to 7-6. threatening exchanging two sideouts, Welsh Spartans then outscored the since becoming the Spartan head The and senior Laura Boone closed out team 8-2 to capture the coach this season. "Still, there is visiting the match serving the nestlour tirst game. room for improx eitient. ’ points. The Spartans improved their re- The second game was the clos- Shaughnessy registered a match- cord to 3-0, while the Mavericks. a est of the evening. with Texas-Ar- high 23 assists. while Welsh had team that suffered only four losses lington taking an 2-0 early lead. 12 kills. Alias' year. dropped to 2-7. Texas- The Spartans came back to tie it "That was a really surprising Arlington had also been defeated 13-13. shutout." said Dawnis Wilson, in three games earlier in the week si, by San Diego State and University Anna Marie Remedios Daily staff photographer A wide shot by Texas-Arling- who finished ith a match-high 13 ton's Valerie Whitfield gave SJSU kills. We ne er get that against of the Pacific. who play host to the Senior Mary nn N% ittoter humps the hall during Saturday's game against Texas Arlington. a 14-13 lead. SJSU Outside hitter anybody " Spartans at 7:30 p.m. tonight. Football's Top 25 New seats will squeeze some SJSU's Mayo faces arraignment today Associated Press DENVER (API Football Mike Flaherty, deputy direc- The Top Twenty Five teams in the All -Big West outside linehat.kci- Friday. according to Sgt. IA, nity to speak with Mayo. Until the fans with wide tor of parks and recreation, said Associated Press 1990 college foot- berths will get no Lyneil Mayo will "probably" be Hohu. Ile is being held on a two discuss the matter. Shea said sympathy at Mile High Sta- he was approached by Mayor ball poll, with first-place votes in par- arraigned today at the Santa Clara 000 bond. Mayo is still pan of the team. entheses, records dium. home of the Denver Federico Pena because of com- through Sept. 8, County courthouse for a felony The six-foot. 2.96-pound senior It is still unclear if Mayo will total points based on 25 points for a Broncos. plaints about the seats. spousal abuse charge, a county jail subsequently missed the Spartans' mike! vt oh squad to kis Vegas for first-place vote through one point for But the complainers will just Individual theater-type seats spokeswoman said. game at The University of the Pa- Saturday .5 game against LIMN it a 25th-place vote, and last week's are being installed in place of have to adjust. Flaherty said, rankings: Mayo has been detained since cific Saturday night. SJSU coach he is acquitted. Nla.w had been a old benches at the stadium, and because the city is spending Team Record Pls. Pvs. his arrest by the University Police Terry Shea said through, a team significant member of ow Spartan I Notre Dame i44i 1.0-0 1 480 I they are proving too narrow for $4.2 million to put new seats in Department at a residence on spokesman that as of 1 p.m. Mon- defense that is ranked No. 21 in the 2 Floida Si tlOi 200 1.385 3 some fans' comfort. most sections of the stadium 3 Auburn (4, 2.0-0 '382 2 South Fie.lith Street at 12-17 a ni . he had yet to get an opporm- nation in total defense. 4 Brigham Young '21 30-0 1236 5 5 Southern Cal 20-0 1 201 6 6 Tennessee 3.0-1 1.158 7 7 Michigan 01-0 1-084 4 8 Nebraska 2-0-0 1-050 8 9 Miami Fla 1.1-0 1036 10 '71 Virginia 3-0-0 1033 I 11 Otbahoma 2-0-0 973 14 12 Texas A8M 2.0-0 885 12 3 Arkansas 1-0-0 704 15 14 Mouser 2-0-0 601 18 15 Illinois 1-1-0 565 21 '6 Oho St 2-0-0 563 17 Take Your Transit 17 Clemson 2-1-0 479 15 18 Arizona 2-0-0 462 20 19 Fionda 2.0.0 446 24 20 Coiorado 1.1-1 438 9 21. Washington 2-0-0 323 22 22 Texas 1.0.0 267 23 23 Arizona St 2-0-0 228 25 14 Michigan Si 0-0-1 128 19 Once aWeek. 25 Patsbuigh 2.1-0 70 13
Other receiving voles Fresno Si. 89 LSU 44. Oregon 43 South Carolina 37 Georgia Tech 35 Syracuse 23 Wyoming 20 Georgia 15. UCLA 14 Indiana 9 Penn St 7 West Vir- Start ginia 3 Iowa I Maryland 1 Mississippi 1. To- ledo I Sept. Big West Football 18th Teem Overall cam 1. SJSU 1-1-1 1+0 49,400iP 2 Utah State 1-2-0 1-0-0 3 Fresno State 3-0-0 0-0-0 4 Fullerton State 1-2-0 0-0-0 5 UNLV 1-2-0 0-0-0 6 New Mexico Slate 0-3-0 0 7 Pacific 1-2-0 0 ' 8 Long Beach 0-3-0 0 Weelit'S Results SJSU 28, Pacific 14 Missouri 45, Utah State 10 FresnoSlate 31 Utah 7 Mississippi Stale 27 Fullerton State 13 UNLV 45. Oregon State 20 Kansas State 52 New Mexico State 7 ,- Diego S' DC no Beach Slate 20 Notre Dame holds top spot with first win
Associated Pres,- (API Notic 1)ainc ened its hold On the Ni. I with a season-tint:lung vickii, Michigan. while strugglini.: rado dropped I I spots to Ni today s Associated Press football poll. And Save More The Fighting Irish. with to beat the Wolverines 28-2.4 urday night. received 44 first-pla, : vittes and 1.480 points from a 11,1 tionwide panel of sports write' and broadcasters. That's an iii Than Money. crease of seven first -place VIII and 29 points over the previoth week. Taking transit once a week isn't just good for And wouldn't that be a breath of fresh air. Colorado, which was ninth last your wallet. It's good for your world. week. fell mil or the Top 10 after For free trip planning call: 408/287-4210. In losing to Illinois 2 9 -22. The Buffa- Think about it. If everyone took the bus or Palo Alto: 415/965-3100. In South County: loes also had problems in their first two games. a lie with Tennessee light rail to work just one day a week, we'd 408/683-4151. Teleprinter for the hearing and a last-minute victory over Stanfbrd. reduce the amount of cars on the road-and impaired: 408/299-4848. Florida Slate moved past Au- the pollutants they emit-by 20%. Overnight. burn into second after routing Cieorgia Southern 48-6. The Semi notes got 10 first-place votes and 1.385 points. while Auburn, which beat Mississippi 24-10, received 'Santa Clara County Transportation Agency four first -place votes and I .982 points.