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Volume 71, Number 55 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Monday, November 20, 1978 Emergency funding object of petition by profs' union

By Christine Lewis message that any layoffs at San Jose President Warren Kessler in UPC is requesting students, Petitions are circulating on or any of the campuses will seriously Sacramento. support staff, student services staff campus requesting that California hamper the quality of education However, the recommendation and faculty sign the petitions. The State University College trustees services for our students," said hinges on a declaration from petition can be obtained by con- ask for emergency funding rather Wiggsy Sivertsen, SJSU chapter trustees that bailout funds are tacting a UPC member in individual than pay back $3 million to the state president of the United Professors of essential to avert layoffs, Kessler departments or student council due to enrollment declines. California. said. representatives, she said. The petitions request that The UPC is circulating the Trustees will consider the issue Section 28.9 of the 1978-79 budget trustees instruct the Chancellor's petitions. at their regular meeting November permits the Department of Finance office to request the state Depart- 28-29. to reallocate surplus funds for the ment of Finance to invoke Section The state Department of "In the face of the Brown memo purpose uf averting layoffs in the recom- 28.9 of the 11978-79 budget in order to Finance confirmed their requesting an additional 10 percent CSUC if enrollments fall more than provide relief to the CSUC system. mendation that the CSUC not be cut statewide, it seems inevitable two percent below projections. The required to pay back the funds, that all members of the university system has a two percent allowance "We are very Spartan Food Services Manager Lorraine David demonstrates concerned that the according to a message received are going to have to participate before payback is required. board of trustees get a very clear Wednesday from UPC state actively to reassure that there will how a student arrested Friday attempted to shoplift food from be no erosion of the quality of The law requires that trustees the S.U. cafeteria. education and student sertices," declare that such a reallocation is Sivertsen said. necessary to avert layoffs before the Prof claims memo The laying off of any part-time, money can be made available. temporary faculty or student ser- The Chancellors' office has Petty theft is up vices personnel will create a claimed that failure to reappoint "striking blow" to affirmative probationary and part-time faculty was misunderstood action, Sivertsen added. does not constitute layoffs. Many of the positions that might The payback represents $457,890 in S.U. cafeteria; By Tom Lazarakis be terminated, she said, are held by at SJSU, because of an enrollment Misconceptions surround a memo sent by the environmental studies younger employees who are decline of 4.6 percent, Sivertsen department to all its majors. minorities and women. said. The memo, dated Oct. 26, stated the department expects majors to arrests are made recruit non-majors to take an environmental studies class. By Lisa "The letter has been a pain because it has been so misunderstood," M. Young to it. I won't repeat the language "Patty" thefts - said Gary Klee, assistant professor of environmental studies. hamburger used when I approached the patty thefts, that is - have in- people, but I don't wish to have Klee wrote the letter on behalf of the department. Coach Guevara denies creased in the S.U. Cafeteria this that type of harassment. I'm not "We have never meant that there would be any requirements," Klee semester. In fact, so have ham asking anything unreasonable of said. sandwich, coke, cheeseburger, them." The memo ended saying "this is not an optional activity." athletes given clothing orange juice and granola cookie The following day University "It was a poor way of saying it," Klee said. "What we meant was that thefts, Spartan Food Services Police began their "shoplifting we really wanted majors to be involved with the program." By Mike Myslinski "the student's actual educational Manager Lorraine David said. detail" so that neither David nor A claim that SJSU basketball expenses," Pacific Coast Athletic But if you're one of those who cafeteria employees would have According to Gerald E. Wheeler, dean of the School of Social players received free clothes from a Association bylaws state. thinks nothing of refilling your to put up with harassment when Sciences, this situation has "somewhat blown out of proportion." friend of head basketball coach Lindblom said Friday he may cup of orange juice three times they noticed shoplifters, James "This is a voluntary action," Wheeler said. Ivan Guevara has been denied by have misquoted Guevara about the before paying for it or walking said. The memo also indicated that a record will be kept of majors who Guevara. athletes receiving clothes, but that out with a bacon, lettuce and "We're working with them in recruit non-majors to take a class in the department. "That's not correct," Guevara he was certain the coach told him tomato sandwich under your an effort to put an abrupt stop to said, when asked to comment on a some players got patches to wear jacket, you'd better think twice - it," he said. "We'll be over there Hobert Burns, academic vice-president said, "They can't do that." report, published Wednesday by San and other inexpensive merchandise an undercover cop may be intermittently providing "The dean of social sciences (Wheeler) told them that they can't keeps Jose News sports columnist John The SJSU basketball team watching you. assistance." file," Burns said. Lindblom, that the players were competes in the PCAA. An arrest was made by S.U. management has been "The only records that are kept are admission files, grade records given the clothes by the owner of a Guevara said the only free thing University Police Officer Gary checking into reorganization of and a file with the dean of students,- Wheeler said. men's clothing store while on a road the owner of the men's clothing store Bertelsen Friday afternoon for the cafeteria as a means of "The deans ( Wheeler and Burns) misunderstood the letter," Klee trip in Los Angeles provided was food and just this type of theft when an curtailing shoplifting. said, "But when we told them what we are doing they were supportive." Lindblom must have misun- refreshements. A few days later SJSU student was caught at- One alternative to prevent Suggestions that the memo was sent to boost declining enrollment in derstood what really happened on Guevara discovered that "a few" tempting to shoplift granola customers from filling up the department is false, according to Klee. the road-trip the team took back in basketball players had shoplifted cookie and a packaged pie by beverage cups a number of times "We do not have an enrollment problem," Klee said. 1970, Guevara said. clothes. concealing them in his backpack, before paying for them, would be "They had good intentions," Burns said. They are interested in the A student-athlete can be "They got booted from the according to Sgt. Larry James. to turn the juice and soft drink ecology and wanted others to sign up for classes." disqualified for receiving financial team," Guevara recalled. He was booked because a machine around and have or material aid that does not go for He said he is well aware of what warrant was out on him and he customers wait while an em- constitutes a PCAA violation, and was also given a citation for petty ployee filled up the cups, David that the tries to keep his team theft shoplifting, he added. said. "clean." The fact that three players Another unsuspecting "This would really slow down Alleged rule violations - two of them high school All- hamburger and coke thief and a service and I hope we don't have Americas- recently asked Guevara third ham sandwich thief were to do it," she commented. "If for money "under the table" and arrested and cited for petty theft they think they wait a long time detailed at S.U. forum were promptly kicked off the team is shoplifting Wednesday afternoon now, they'll really be com- evidence of respect for PCAA by undercover University Police plaining then. Besides, it would bylaws, the coach said. officers Paul Ayoob and Bucky mean hiring more people." By Lee G. Sherman financial and academics The PCAA is one league in the Harris, according to James. Signs have gone up on the Alleged violations of NCAA violations by certain SJSU National Collegiate Athletic The three citations followed machines as a reminder to and PCAA rules by Spartan athletes. Association. How serious the NCAA David's Tuesday request that customers to pay for whatever athletes was the topic discussed Following their publication, is about enforcing its bylaws University Police become in- they plan to drink, no matter at last Thuf sday's Student Union former SJSU President John became evident a few years ago at volved in the crackdown in the "where" they plan to drink it. S.U. Cafeteria. Forum by campus Athletic Board Bunzel requested an in- Mississippi State University. Another alternative in the The problem has plagued the and Philosophy Department vestigation into the charges. An In a telephone interview Friday, crackdown attempt has already cafeteria in the past, however, chairman Lucius Eastman and ad-hoc committee was formed Dave Berst, NCAA director of en- been taken. Employees at the this is the first time University SJSU Academic Vice-President and conducted an investigation. forcement, said MSU had to forfeit cash registers are now requested 19 football Police have been alerted. David Hobert Burns. "The board did the best it games in 1977 and earlier to hand each customer a receipt. contends that it's worse than ever Eastman and Burns replaced could to look into the violations," because one player got a discount on This way, there will be no purchase. in her three semesters as regularly scheduled guest, Burns said, "and they sent a Athletic Board Chairman, a clothes problem with identifying Even if it could be proved that manager. Athletic Director Bob Murphy, report to the PCAA and NCAA on Dr. Lucius Eastman. shoplifters - if the customer the some SJSU basketball players She attributes the increase to who was called out of town on July 17." cannot produce a receipt when got free clothes eight years ago, the "Animal House" syndrome business, according to program Early this semester, Lew by assistant track coach and asked, it will be assumed that he Berst doubted the NCAA would that has hit campuse across the moderator Mark Thompson and Cryer, executive director of the academic adviser Larry Livers, did not pay, David explained. Burns. PC/tit, spent time at SJSU Burns said he saw nothing wrong punish anyone, since none of the nation since National Lampoon Another recurring problem Burns began the program by conducting a review of the or bad about it. players are still on the team. released the movie. shoplifting in the detailing the alleged violations, athletic department's in- "What is unfortunate about "We've got plenty of business "The rip off of the student in addition to cafeteria has been loss of which include money being vestigation and, according to the whole thing," he commented, from last month," Berst said, ad- union and the food fights in S.U. flatware and trays. passed under the table to certain Burns, the PCAA should be "is that Larry Livers was ding that there are about 800 NCAA- "Animal House" may have af- "We bought 700 trays this athletes and other athletes releasing a report on their fin- teaching a class at Los Medanos member schools, of which about 230 fected us here," she reasoned. semester and we don't even have receiving grades without at- dings within several days. Community College and that the get especially close scrutiny from But the "fun loving" students 100 left," David pointed out. tending class. In response to a question on students who went up there were the code enforcement office at in the movie do not have to meet "They end up all over campus He pointed out that the why athletes were traveling to athletes. If they were non- NCAA headquarters in Shawnee rising costs in food prices due to and sometimes custodians turn alleations stemmed from ar- Los Medanos Community College athletes, I wouldn't be bothered Mission, Kansas. losses in shoplifting and hiring of extra them in, but if we're pushed ticles run by the Spartan Daily in Pittsburg to attend a course on and neither would you." According to Berst, MSU found employees, she added. David against the wall, we may have to last May concerning alleged Conference management taught (Continued on back page) out about the discount to the football promised that such player, which made him ineligible to criminal activity will be curtailed eliminate trays altogether." compete. since the crackdown attempt is Seven hundred trays cost But MSU refused to declare the being launched. $785.43 at the end of September, player ineligible, Berst said, and it "Tuesday, within a few she said. wasn't until the matter went to court minutes, I confronted seven "At the beginning of the that the univPrsity was penalized people who were walking out semester, we were providing and had to forfeit the 19 games the without paying," she recalled. plastic utensils, but now we have athlete competed in. "It is theft and that's all there is flatware again’ David added. PCAA findings released Friday say SJSU rule violations minor

According to the Compliance the rules, but does have evidence for following action: Committee of the PCAA in a sum- isolated and relatively insignificant The committee agrees with mary Friday, no general disregard violations," according to a press the actions taken by the University for the rules by the SJSU Athletic release from the PCAA office in regarding private reprimands of Department have been found. Ana. Santa coaches and athletic interests in- The committee, through the volved. Commissioner's office, has The committee found a violation photos by Barbara Harp, reviewed the allegations called to its of the principle of amateurism and The committee requests student participation over the past Academic Vice -President Hobert Burns responds to a question of the athletic department at attention by a varisty of souces, athletic interests and support groups four years and found one violation Jf last Including the Spartan Daily. be brought under direct control of Thursday's Student Union Forum. Burns and Eastman filled in for Athletic Director Bob the principle recruiting rule. Murphy. "The committee has found no the University's Athletic Depart- evidence of general disregard for The Committee will take the ment by Sept. 1,1979. Page 2, \u% ember 20, 1978 forum Affliction ruling Iran

There is a sickness in Iran. broadcast order banning public to India. This was in addition to $7 Unlike the flu, It can't be purged meetings of two or more persons. billion spent on nuclear power with rest and orange juice; unlike Any group violating the order would plants. the measles, there is no curative first be warned and then, if it And $5 billion to the U.S. for serum. It is more like a cancer, refused to disperse promptly, shot. arms. stubbornly hanging on and But although the American Behind these expenditures lies seemingly impervious to assault. trained general regularly carries the foremost problem with Iran an The illness' name is Mohammad out his threat, the Iranian citizens intricate game of catch-22-- Reza Pahlavi, the Shah of Iran. continue to gather and protest by the surrounded string pulling, with the And like most incurable millions. Shah sitting merrily in the middle. diseases, he is shrouded in con- Theirs is not idle complaining, The reason for this is the fusion. As violence in Iran erupts enormous tactical importance of afresh practically every day, the Iran to the Western world. The little media throughout the various news KeVIII Fagan is a country not only sits on the Russian world spout conflicting stories and Spartan Daily editor border, it controls the Straits of non-matching death tolls. No one Hormuz in the Persian Gulf through seems to be sure, or willing to say which passes most of the oil bound for sure, what is going on in Iran. either. Despite his attempts to for the western world and Japan. But the pieces of the past and the "Westernize" the 95 percent Muslim Add to that the fact that Iran is present that are certain paint a country, the gap between the rich the United States' second biggest oil deplorable picture. elite and the starving poor is huge. supplier. prisoners, Witness 2,000 political The country has a 50 percent mor- Carters' administration has

regularly subjected to mental and tality rate, and widespread therefore thrown its support behind Beside this are the physical torture. malnutrition. the Shah, and understandably so for numerous casualties incurred These figures are strange, for the economic reasons. every week by the Shah's practically one of the richest oil-producing But then there is the moral side. army on demonstrating citizens. countries in the world. But the No matter how much rationalizing On Nov. 8 came the shortage of money and real progress we do, the Shah's militaristic epitome of these injustices for the Iranian people is easily ex- ravaging of his country is against when Pahlavi authorized his troops plained by examining where the every human rights principle. to open fire on a group of demon- country's $22 billion-a-year oil Our national conscience, if there strating students in Tehran, the profits are spent. is one, holds us to condemn these country's capitol. The government Last year the Shah gave $2.2 atrocities. claimed 86 people died: foreign billion to Britain, $1 billion to Egypt, But it seems, as always, that our correspondents said hundreds. $1 billion to France and $300 million conscience is tied to our wallets. If Iranian student eyewitnesses said thousands were killed. 2 In the face of daily riots, the Shah ordered the country placed Lessons 51-11\145" under strict martial law two weeks in prison ago, with General Gholam Reza as PRODUCED AND DIRELTED By U.S. C.I.A. its "prime minister." One of Reza's first acts was a learned hard way By Erik Sjobeck TV society's menace Sometime later, I met a man more informed on economic issues, who explained to me that one third of the yearly income for the state of Arkansas comes from its two giant prison farms. This man's name was Hayes. I met him in the California prison where I was sent. I was 21. Oust the boob tube 1962 had been a hard year for me. Hayes loved to hate. Women were his prime targets. The injustice of the By Steve Hastings noting psychologocial tests that to inject their propaganda into the programs. economic system that we live under, however, was a close second. Over the summer, I sold my show TV to be addicting, show it to willing minds of attentive viewers to Although there have been in- He had been convicted of throwing acid in a woman's face. color TV for $40. cause mental depression, increase their sales of other items formation programs on TV, and She had been unfaithful to him. Not that I needed the money, hyperactivity in children, and we know to be bad for both the in- education has come to some people We knew the man was dangerous, but he was well informed. He could necessarily, but because I saw what having physical effects of radiation dividual and society, particularly through television, it has done more tell us excatly how much money the state of California would make annually the television set really was, what it poisoning and sight impairment. automobiles, alcohol, aerosols, harm than good to American from each man incarcerated in the system. Hayes knew how much each was doing to me as a person, and drugs, children's cereals and society. empty bunk would cost the state per day! why I had to get rid of it. I guess that this could really be called micro-economics. Steve Hastings is a television itself. Family relationships are Many of us read stati.stics in the Whether or not this is the correct term, I leave to your judgment. Spartan Daily reporter Television creates a want for fragmented in the television family. that report such will often reveal morning newspaper products that nobody needs. For example, try walking into a However, it seems in my experience that the large picture person watches of facts as the average Television represents a society room where your family is watching itself through a correct view of even the most minute and mundane half hours of TV every We see the constant warnings four and a willingly destroying itself. the tube and try to strike up a con- details. people have a TV set that television is bad for the one incident which day. That more body The number of alcoholics in this versation. You will be told to shut Before I close my account of Hayes, I would relate plumbing. That people and mind, and yet we continue to of prison life. It stands out in my than indoor country looms into the millions and up, sit down and watch the program. may shed some light on the social aspect more information from TV watch "Love Boat" and "Gilligan's ironic iceberg. receive continues to grow. Smog alerts are Try sometime to look at memory like the tip of an any other source of in- Island" with more rapt attention game room. As was fashionable he than now as much apart of the summer television as an observer, not as a Hayes cell is just across from the formation, including newspapers, than we would ever give to the blacks. convict lexicon, chip and vacation as suntan oil and highways participant. Watch the hypnotic hated He called them "hammers" I in books, or magazines. people we love. twos were shoes, etc. a hammer and a trigger now occupy about one-third of effect it can have on a person, and chase meant face, ones and Articles pop up occasionally, Meanwhile, advertisers are able available land. that a person's emotions depend on was a "nigger". The innocent television set, the kind of show he or she watched This is the second in a two-part series on thought by almost every person to be the previous evening. associate editor Erik Siobeck's view of street economics just an occasional source of en- If you think that television isn't tertainment that can be turned off at all that bad, try to remove it from Hayes used to be reading economic theory in his cell, or quoting any time, gladly spews out the living room and live without it. Shakespeare in a letter to his girl friend, when his concentration would ,be letters messages from Chevron and Toyota It's damn hard, especially if you shattered by blacks slamming down dominoes on the tables in the game to let the public know that have kids who have become used to room. everything will be all right if you television as their regular He would rage inside. As I have described, this man could carry a Lunar am extremely pleased with this just buy a new car. babysitter. grudge pretty far. Perspective program and hope that other Tragically, television has As college students, we are often Well he devised a plan, and put it to work. Using a razor blade as a knife, Editor: students are able to gain some type become an accepted institution in described as possessing the most Hayes weakened two legs of a table the Blacks were in a habit of using for This letter is in response to Bill of experience before their American life. It is advocated by intelligent minds in society. Surely their domino game. No one saw him do it. Nicholsons' letter entitled 'Setting graduation. teachers very early in the schooling we all can see through the lie of I knew about it. And as fate would have it, I was in the game room when Moon,' which appeared in the Daily Mary Chin process, and conversations are television and remove it from our the "brothers" came in, sat down and started playing dominoes. on November 15, 1978. Mr. Nicholson Adm. of Higher Educ. Major dominated by discussions of TV lives. They played for a while, then when one of them slapped down a domino chastized the editor for publishing a the table collapsed. photograph of the moon rising in the What happened next really surprised me. western sky. The black convicts jumped up immediately and glared around the room, -Since when does the moon rise realizing that they had been set up. the wesr"' he asked. "The low-life m who done this etc. I," they said. The moon has always risen in To me it was amazing in the first place that Hayes could be so subtle. But the west. Although it looks as if the I was astounded that his victims would sense that it was sabotage. moon rises over the eastern horizon, In fact they were certain it was. the motion is due to the earth's rotation, bringing our vantage point into view of the moon. I graduated from high school in the penitentiary. I even took economics If we could stop the earth's there. rotation we would observe the moon The economics teacher was a poor joke. He looked just like Andy to rise in the west, travel very slowly Devine. But he was serious. I imagined that he hadn't been able to cut it at a across the sky, and set in the east. a real high school; that the kids would've laughed him out of the class. This is the actual motion of the moon We at California Men's Colony, East Facility, were a captive audience. in its orbit around the earth. Obvious disrespect for him could've added years to our sentences. Therefore, the caption under the I hated him, an inept apologist for an evil system. I silently cursed him. photograph was correct. The moon His class was hell for me. was indeed rising, the earths But underneath the gun towers, we gutted it out. rotation however, was taking it out CMC-east had four quads. Each quad had two buildings holding 600 men. of view, giving Mr. Nicholson and Connecting the quads to the control plaza in the center of the prison were the San Jose Mercury the im- fences which reached almost to the cat-walk above. These fences were about pression the moon was setting. 18 feet high. Signed with a great deal of At each end of the fences were heavy-duty enclosed iron turnstiles pompous indignation. equipped with quarter turn control and closed circut TV, monitored from the Richard Maze control tower in the plaza center. Biology senior The plaza led to school, to vocations, to visits, to other quads, the gym, the hospital, the hold, the library, the parole board, receiving and release, San Quentin, Chino, etc. SCALE program When all the fellas were returning from school and work, for the noon Editor: count, or the one just before dinner, they often passed through free-wheeling I graduated from San Jose State turnstiles. University in Sociology during 1975. This was easier and faster, but also more dangerous. What I encountered after graduation It is assumed that the bulls up in the control tower, hidden from our view was the fact that I couldn't find a job by darkly tinted bullet-proof windows would have their little sport... picking due to lack of community ex- out an unsuspecting convict approaching one of the turnstiles, watching him perience. In order to avoid being in enter and get maybe half-way through the turn, hurrying so as not to get hit. the same kind of situation in the in the back by the revolving wall of iron bars.., then would the bull push the future, I would like to share one of button and bring the turnstile to an abrupt halt, watching the TV screen for' a the alternatives that has helped me close-up as the convict's face smashed into the bars. gain that experience. Ouuu! That was a good one, Jim. It is called the SCALE program located in the Old Cafeteria I. I did learn a lot in my two years in the joint. You might say I grew up Essentially, the program places there. students into community agencies I read plenty... Camus, Sartre, Hesse, Krishnamurti, Erich Fromm, and students can earn credit( sl by Robert Lindner, Dylan Thomas, e.e. cummings, Henry Miller, etc.. volunteering. I also learned plenty from my surroundings... that crimes of proper- ty are generally moral statements which desparately condemn our hideous do not know ai L. economic system. programs available on campus. I I know it's been said before, but, there are no rich men in prison. November 20, 1978, Page 3 feature CAPHER recruits Premiere of Meals-on-Wheels for elderly to revive group Students planning to work in physical-education By Kim Gardner provide a special holiday meal for related jobs and professionals already in Thanksgiving dinners are times the field are the 1200 participating seniors, being recruited to join the SJSU of warmth, family reunions and student-professional DiSalvo said. unit of CAHPER California hearty, delicious food. Association for Health, Turkey dinner for each senior Physical Education and Recreation I. But for many elderly persons will be 3 ounces of roast turkey with The organization plans to keep students informed living in the Santa Clara Valley, gravy, one-half cup of whipped of job openings in physical education and recreation, Thanksgiving could be a lonely time, potatoes, cranberry sauce, one-half what to expect once they have entered the field, and of celebrated in solitaire, and then cup of vegetables, one roll, one-half recent legislation affecting their profession. thankfully forgotten. cup of orange juice, and a slice of CAHPER has not been active at SJSU for the last cake, according to DiSalvo. But this Thanksgiving, senior four years, according to Sharon Kitchens, SJSU citizens with no relatives or with no "Just through working with graduate student and member of the executive board. place to celebrate the holiday, can them ; seniors)," DiSalvo said. But with possible changes or cutbacks in school still enjoy a turkey dinner and the "You know you're dealing with a sports programs or other recreational activities af- lrimmings on November 23. person who never gets out and never fected by Prop. 13, an active SJSU unit to keep both students and professionals informed is needed now It will be at the has any interaction with others. 21 community more than ever, Kitchens said. centers or nutrition sites Sometimes the only interaction they scattered "It's important that we band together to let the throughout the valley, where ap- have is with the ( Meals-on-Wheels) drivers." legislature know we don't want programs wiped out," proximately 800 turkey dinners will she said. be served up Most of the seniors participating to senior citizens "Unless P.E. students belong to a group like this, participating in the Meals-on- in Meals-on-Wheels, and who will recceive the Thanksgiving dinner, they won't know what's going on," she said. "They Wheels program. don't get it in the classroom." The county funded Meals-on- are very happy with, and grateful Wheels program provides hot lun- for the free meals, DiSalvo said. The group meets every third Sunday evening, 7:30, in SJSU's Markham Hall. The next meeting is Nov. 26. ches Monday through Friday, to 1200 "Others are very critical about seniors at sites in San Jose, Milpitas, More information on CAHPER can be obtained any type of food item," she said. through the Department of Human Performance. Campbell, Los Gatos, Santa Clara, "It's so hard to take one menu and and other valley cities. Sites include please 1200 people." community centers, schools, and "But on the whole, if you've got Associated Stud,- fits churches; places with facilities to a positive driver, and the people Prrwnts warm up and serve the delivered participating are positive, the food. (seniors) accept it all in a postive Four hundred of the 1200 lunches way." are home delivered daily to those not able to get to a site. Each meal provided through All food for the program is Meals-on-Wheels costs the county prepared at Sinnott Elementary $1.50, according to DiSalvo. The Mammoth School in Milpitas and delivered to Although the seniors aren't charged the sites by 17 drivers, according to for the meals, donations are always Sheri DiSalvo, director of food ON WHEELS asked for, and often received, at Winter Carnival services for the Milpitas Unified MEALS each site. School District. DiSalvo, as "I was at a meeting last director, also oversees the Meals-on- week,"Di Salvo said, "and they told Sign ups start today Wheels food preparations. us that by 1982 the populations will This Thanksgiving will mark the be 50 percent senior citizens. Its For more information conic to the Winter first time Meals-on-Wheels will going to be quite a change." Carnival table in front of the Student Union.

Last chance for food donations, Thanksgiving drive in low gear

Today and tomorrow Thus far, Phi Beta Christmas drive where we Phi Beta Lambda, an SJSU Lambda has received little would probably get more business leadership club, support from the student support." will collect the last of the body in the drive, ac- donations for their cording to fraternitty Phi Beta Lambda in Thanksgiving Canned Food member Manuel Pinto. cooperation with a local Drive which began Nov. 9. "So far we don't really San Jose charity will Canned foods may be have enough donations to distribute the canned foods brought to the first floor contribute to the charity," to needy families in the San entrances of the Business he said. "We may have to Jose area Wednesday if NOW DEVASTATING Classrooms and placed in hold off and have to con- contributions increase this the bins provided. tribute what we have to a week, Pinto said. SAN JOSE! Chevrolet losing 20-year dominance in U.S. market DETROIT ( AP) - plus a van or Jeep - instead Chevy die along with its Baseball, hot dogs, apple of a single big car. current buyers? pie and Chevrolet: It's Cars and gasoline "I think our share is more than an advertising cost more, so buying small going to stabilize at jingle. is a way to save money. somewhat lower than it is The standard The familiar stan- today," he says. "We Chevrolet has been dard car unofficially figure 15 percent of the America's favorite car violates national energy population has to have virtually every year for the policy. access to a six-passenger last 20 years. The roughly Motorists liked and car." seven million on the road bought the cheap little One thing helping the are about seven percent of imports that began Chevy is that today it and today's 100 million flooding American shores Ford provide the only two passenger cars in in the 1960s, forcing Detroit moderately priced full-size operation. to start offering the small, cars on the market. But times are changing low-profit autos they had - in Detroit, Washington, avoided. The only year since D.C., the Middle East and A generation of 1960 that Chevy was on Main Street - and the Americans that grew up bounced to the second spot standard Chevy, like the with compact cars and was in 1976, when Old- full-size car in general, is little imports, which smobile combined sales of losing its dominance. scarcely existed before its Cutlass and Cutlass In starts and spurts, 1960, sees big cars as un- Supreme. Americans have steadily necessary or wasteful. drifted toward mid-size "It's the older people and small cars as those who won't give them up," FUTURE CPA'S I II IIS IlEIP V(111 autos began proliferating said Gene Steinninger, (i( 1.( IMF A ( PA in 1960. director of Chevrolet Since 1970, the full-size marketing information, car's share of the market referrring tothe Impala has shrunk from 40 percent and Caprice, Chevy's to 25 percent. And where durable standard A SPECIAL OFFER FOR STUDENTS AND SJSU STAFF/FACULTY one in every five buyers of nameplates. 1/30F USA U.S. cars picked a standard Will the standard Tickets ONLY $5.00 with School I.D. (limit: 2 per card) Chevy in 1960, today it is The general public will pay up to $10.50 for identical seats one in 20. Auto marketing men say the shift directly SAN JOSE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS reflects changes in U.S. MIL MUM society, politics and the Sunday, November 26 8 PM LAST NIGHT world trade scene in the intervening years: CAT Families are smaller AND MOUSE and better off, so they get 935 TICKETS: A.S. Business Office (SJSU Student Union) two smaller cars - or one HAPPY and Tressider Box Office NEW YEAR kinko's copias 7:15 Also available the night of the show overnight TUES-RED SAN FRANCISCO 411, 543 1610 31/Pc no minimum LET IT BE SAN JOSE 408 261 8444 for an additional $1.00 10:75 SACHAMF N TO 910 446 13.10 XEROX 9400 & CLASSES BEGIN NOV 27 YELLOW IBM COPIERS An Associated Students Program Board Presentation SUBMARINE I 21 S 1rd Street RECMER Supported by your Student Fees 295-9336 7.00 CPA AIsn Al HELP! 4611 San Carlos REVIEW 295-5511 045 Page 4, November 20, 1978 County to improve transportation system

Report recommends building

of light rail system to alleviate congestion in downtown area

By Cynthia Puig And light rail just According to Frank With the expected might be that alternative Lara, marketing officer for influx of 300,000 more means, according to the Santa Clara County people into the Santa Clara members of the Modern Transportation Agency, County by 1990, the county Transit Society, a non- the distribution of the 5 is taking steps to improve profit group of citizens percent sales tax is four its transportation system. concerned with the percent to the state and one county's transportation percent to local govern- Through the combined problems,. ment. As a result of the efforts of the Metropolitan TDA, one percent goes to Transportation Com- "What we are ad- local government, three mission i MTC ) and the vocating is nothing and three-fourth's percent Association of Bay Area radical," said Rich Tridell goes to the state and one- Governments ( ABAG ), $1.2 of the society. "Light rail, fourth percent goes back to million has been spent on in the long run, can save the county of origin. The the recently released Santa Clara Valley Corridor Evaluation. The evaluation studied the coordination of land use and the 'Light rail, in the long run development of feasible modes of transportation . can save time, money, and within the county. manpower.' One of the county's major proposals in the cording to city planners. harnessed and money provements call for con- (UMTA) for something like believes that "the report is the creation of a But Graebner estimates saved by connecting as struction of Highway 87 $80 million or $100 million," problems are so clear cu light rail trolley ) system that light rail would not be many as four cars to one (Guadalupe Freeway) Graebner said. and the solutions are pretty that the to alleviate the congestion time, money and man- one-fourth percent a working system in this engine (one engineer) and from downtown San Jose to clear cut when you look a up by And Lou Montini, in the downtown San Jose power." state loses is made county until 1986. The more people could ride the Join the Almaden the total package." Ex- development director of area. taxing gasoline. present total cost i con- trolley during rush hour, pressway. the County Transportation Other areas of tran- The passage of Prop. 5 struction, maintanence, says Tridel. sportation improvement Agency, said "No one at The report, recom- on the June 1974 ballot by a personnel) is $150 million. Coanges will be made listed in the report are As a result of the UMTA will say now about mends that a light rail 2-1 vote in Santa Clara The evaluation report on Highway 85 (West buses, highways and the majority attitude, the the money. But if you look "starter segment" could be County shows that many By then, because of says that by 1990 the rails Valley Freeway) to join it Southern Pacific Railroad. county conducted a $280,000 at the history of cities that built from the Eden- people think guideway inflation, the cost could could carry an average of with Highway 101 near Because the report is study in 1976 of light rail have received money, we vale/Almaden Valley area mass transit might be the have risen by 50 percent. 30,000 people a day with the Cupertino. public, it will be verbally feasibility in this area. can tell that we have to downtown San Jose and answer. possibility of as many as complete local agreement presented to any group that connect with the Southern Tridel thinks that the 60,000. But all parties involved is interested, in the form ot It viewed a number of on a plan and have some Pacific Penninsula com- initial cost would be worth in the reconstruction effort workshops. corridors routes) in the political clout in muter rail service to the The proposition called it. By 1982, with a cost of agree that it will take a Public hearings will for the use of increasing county and determined Congress." north. $55 million to purchase new total support effort on the then be held for publi, tax revenue in that although the cost amounts of "Because the trolleys buses and $66 million a part of the Santa Clara The corridor comments, and the final the formation of a would be high at first, light "We can let the transit are electric, there is year to operate the fleet, County to get state or evaluation is now a draft draft returned to the Joint guideway type) mass rail would help alleviate system work as a tool to (rail basically only the electric the county expects to have federal aid on the that is open for public view, Policy Committee i NT(' transit system. transportation congestion shape the county," said engine that could break the Santa Clara bus system programs. according to councilman and ABAG 1. The com- and once established could County Transportation down compared with all the "We would be asking Jim Self's office. be economical and non- running at its peak. mittee will then start tht- Director James Graebner. In 1971 the Tran- the Urban Mass Tran- polluting. parts in a bus that could go Self, who is also search for financial aid for "A local bus system can't sportation Development haywire," he said. ''Also, Highway im- sportation Agency chairman of the MTC, the plan. really do more than meet Act ( TDA ) was created. As trolleys have a life span of certain demands, and it a result, a fixed guideway The cost of con- aproximately 40 years can't really get at all the transit reserve account structing such a system at while buses seem to be people who want an was started and sales tax the present time would be functional for only 10-12 alternative means of was extended to gasoline 143 million to $10 million, a years." transportation." sales. mile for 10 miles, ac- Manpower could be

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by Allison McLaughlin

Dark at 5 p.m. Autumnal shadows pervade the afternoon. The air is so crisp last month's smog alerts have been forgotten. It is so biting even the most ambivalent feel the pulse of life and can't quite define the mystery autumn, even in California, brings. And the leaves finally, above all, tell, as they begin to fall in droves, that fall is here, winter is near. We kick them, rake them, admire their beauty, even make gifts of them. If a big enough pile can be gathered we fall luxuriously into a bed of leaves. But the weather has changed, it is dark at 5. Autumn nights are spent, snugly, securely by the fire, with a glass of wine and a good book. The overcast gloom stays outside. And in the morning, the air is a little nippier and many more leaves have fallen.

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lhe Harland Page 6, Nov ember 20, 1978 Gabriel gig spellbinds crowd By Corinne Asturias stint with Genesis that movements with the mood Gabriel, sporting a Coast audience will ever After seeing Peter ended in August 1975, of the selections played, short punk haircut, opened have with Gabriel. Gabriel single-handedly Gabriel has pursued a Gabriel rolled, ran, jum- the first show of his West Midway through the: mesmerize a near-sellout progressive path akin to ped, crawled, the entire Coast circuit with an in- show, the dramatic: audience in the Men's Gym the music of Genesis, but length of the stage at troduction of his large "Waiting for the Big One": Thursday night, the not identical. various points during the inflatable Teddy Bear and proved to be the big one for; meaning of his two solo Integrating his body evening. then proceeded to play the many unsuspecting, album titles has at least song of the same name, viewers. While Capello. become clear. which was recently held most of the crowd's: Both albums, labeled released as a single in attention with an intense simply "Peter Gabriel," England. Casually dressed piano blues introduction to. properly illustrate that the in white pants, T-shirt and the first album cut, the, former Genesis front:flan tennis shoes, Gabriel spotlight found Gabriel: has no need for catchy donned a day-glow orange standing in the midst of the' titles that promise the vest and gloves. ( "Teddy crowd in the right-hand bizarre and musically loves me to wear these riser section toward the superior. things," he explained in his back of the gym. Timmy Capello, saxophone and keyboards player for Peter Gabriel, glares at Indeed, Gabriel heavy British accent. Singing into his cor- the crowd. himself is more than any "Frankly, I think it's a bit dless microphone, Gabriel, package of words can stupid." meandered through the deliver. He was joined by his packed bodies and wound SJSU From the baritone lows band for the following fast- his way back to the stage, in "Moribund the Burgermeister" to the high concert pitched screams in the final chorus of "On the Air," Gabriel's voice gave Concert Review a virtuoso performance tonight and was the most varied ard striking instrument on The San Jose State stage. paced version of "On the shaking the dozens of - Edited by Roger Dean, University Concert Band His 90-minute per- Air" from his recently- unavoidable outstretched. Donald Lehmkuhl, and Martyn Dean released second hands. under the new direction of formance, following a 45- album. In mythology when Icarus's wings melted he plummeted to conductor Philip Zahorsky, minute gig by San Jose With Sidney McGinnis The show was* earth The images that might have flashed through his mind will present their fall progressive band, Hush, on guitar, Tony Levin on enhanced by excellent during his fall are brilliantly pictured in this mind-boggling 8:15 was not limited to his vocal book Here is fantasy art at its finest, masterful coIMcbon of concert tomorrow at bass, Larry Fast on lighting spotlights, black: - visionary flights of fancy by top contempo- p.m. in the Music Building cords. With his chameleon keyboards ( formerly of lights and hanging shade: space, magical land- rary artists. Outer Concert Hall. Admission is like facial changes and his Synergy, Nektar), Timmy lamps with green: scapes cities of the future, monsters, free. erratic crowd lunges, dragons. wizards, robots and morestun- Capello on sax and flourescent strobes. ningly reproduced in over 200 full-color Gabriel pi oved himself a keyboards and Jerry illustrations 12 x 12 S12 50 paperback. The theme of this master of versatility and Marotta on drums, the Although the show: S30 00 cloth photos by John Scanlon year's concert is "A change. band provided a tight in- didn't present the ex- Peter Gabriel Tribute to American Following a seven-year strumental backdrop for Genesis Gabriel many: From the Composers." for which a the show. Robert Fripp people might have ex- Edotors of the wide variety of music has ( formerly of King Crim- pected bizarre masks,. best-selling ALBUM COVER ALBUM and WALK AWAY RENi. been chosen, including son) who performed on make-up and outlandish. At all bookstores "Spectrum" by composer arts& t both albums, did not join costumes it embodied a' unique combination of:: A&W PUBLISHERS, INC. 95 ittaamon Avenue, 11 `Ia. 10016 Herbert Bielawa, the band for the tour. The 2,300 people who aroma, energy and sim- if- entertainment flocked to the gym enjoyed plicity. A live performance what is probably the most by' Peter Gabriel is an intimate encounter a West experienc not to be missed.

Associated Students Program Board presents Waits' voice carries A SERIES ON THE MEDIA PART 4 themes of tragedies By Sean Silverthorne never find happiness with each other. They The world of Tom Waits is not hard to run on parallel tracks but in different find, but once you let Waits show you the directions. Their brief embraces are way he'll never let you leave. forever haunting. His latest one-way ticket, the album "as I walk these streets "Blue Valentines" is an amazing collage and the ghost of your memory Violin Recital by Debra Neuman 8:15 p.m. Wed- of tragic stories about the survivors from is the thistle in the kiss nesday in the Music Building Concert Hall. Free, and the burgler that can break a rose's Fall Concert by the SJSU Concert Band 8:15 p.m.' neck tomorrow in the Music Building Concert Hall. Free. it's the tattooed broken promise "A Series on the Media" presents author and former Album Review that I hide beneath my sleeve FCC Commissioner Nicholas Johnson 8 p.m. Tuesday in and seek you every time I turn my the Student Union Ballroom. $2-3. back." small, generalized mid-western towns who From "Blue Valentine." LOCAL. "Blue Valentine" is an amazing can never escape even when standing at Mouse" tonight; "Let it Be, NICHOLAS JOHNSON achievement for the man who carries the Camera One: "Cat and the corner of Hollywood and Vine. tomorrow and Wei Former FCC Commissioner label "a critical but not popular success." "Yellow Submarine," and "Help" The women are invariably drawn like nesday night. $2 students, $2.50 non-students. Call the author of fish on a line to the promised land of He uses the simple accompaniment of guitar, piano, drums and the marvelous theater for times. 299-3800. 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Equal Oppothinity Employer 14,1 1944086 1/2 block from SISUi November 20, 1978, Page 7 sports Gridders grind up Grizzlies By Steven Goldberg Cole of his performance. out," Cole said about his The game was put Grizzlies are their ex- Record-breaking run- Cole will have a chance first quarter touchdown. away when the Spartans tensive use of the shotgun ning by Kevin Cole, Ed to break the 1,000 yard "After that, it was smooth drove for another score on formation and the way Luther's arm and a mark on Dec. 2 when the sailing, a foot race." their next possession. Cole Rocky Klever is used. stubborn defense, com- Spartans vie with CSU- Cole eluded two scored a touchdown on a Klever may be one of pletely tamed the Long Beach to try and get a defenders and outraced two yard run after a 10-play the few players to be a University of Montana piece of the PCAA crown. three others after Turner's drive starting on UM's 45. passer and a receiver on a Grizzlies Saturday night, Ed Luther completed block. But the Grizzlies regular basis. He played 35-7. 19 of 26 attempts for 226 "The whole key to me refused to quit and scored quarterback and running Playing flawless yards as he continued the running is the offensive their only points on their back. football before the smallest hot streak he started a line," he added. next possession. UM won three straight home crowd of the season week ago in the last-second Cole gained much of Although the drive coming into Saturday's at Spartan Stadium, 7,812, victory over University of his yardage running nearly stalled twice, UM game and ended its season the Spartans raised their the Pacific. sweeps to the weak side showed its character by with a 5-6 record overall record to 6-5 with a third The Victory Bell won in with Tucker often blocking twice going on fourth and and a 4-2 record in the Big straight win. Besides that game must have been in front of him. long yardage situations. Sky Conference, good giving them a chance for a ringing in the Spartans The defense stopped The first was a 29 yard enough for second place in winning season, the victory ears considering their UM cold in the first half pass to wide receiver Vern that league. also kept them undefeated almost total domination of allowing only six first Kelly who made an The Spartans gained at home. UM. downs, giving the offense acrobatic catch at the more than twice the yar- "It was a solid team The Spartan offense, SJSU and Cole time to work. one on a fourth and 16 dage than the Grizzlies effort," said Coach Lynn which has scored more The team wanted a situation. with 487 yards to UM's Stiles. Part of that effort than 30 points in the last 199 shutout but was satisfied Four plays later, UM yards. showed in the play of the two games, has improved with the result, Stiles said. quarterback Tim Kerr offensive line, he implied, because of the elimination For most of three completed a touchdown SJSU's last score came which helped Cole on his of turnovers, Luther said. quarters, the defense had a pass to wide receiver Jim on a 13-play drive from the runs. Luther's arm, which has shutout and allowed the Hard from the Spartan 10. Spartan 44 in the fourth Cole gained 216 yards him ranked as the fifth best Grizzlies to penetrate the UM head coach Gene quarter as Cole picked up and three touchdowns on a passer in the nation coming 50 yard line only once in the Carlson, in his third year, his third touchdown of the record 38 carries, including into the game, may also first half. said the Spartans were just day. a 75 yard scoring burst in have something to do with Frank Manumaleuna, too good for his team, The win put the the first quarter. the offensive resurgence. an All-America linebacker although injuries in his Spartans above the .500 The 39 carries broke Cole and Luther were candidate, led the Spartans defensive backfield didn't mark and gave them a the old mark of 35 and the quick to mention, as Stiles in tackles with six solos and help any. chance to win the PCAA senior running back was had been, the key role the two assists. Perhaps the most with a win over CSU-Long only 11 yards shy of offensive line has played. After Cole's 75 yard interesting things about the Beach on Dec. 2. breaking the SJSU single "I had all the time in run, the Spartans didn't game rushing record. Cole the world," Luther said. wait long to score again. Backpackers International raised his season's total to Cole said running mate From the SJSU 41, presents 945 yards and is one yard James Tucker blocked I,uther completed a pass shy of moving into second effectively throughout the down the right sideline to Trans Asia Expedition place on the all-time SJSU game in addition to the Rick Parma who caught Free Film. Brochure rushing list with 1,699 line. the ball around the UM 35 yards. "I got a black by and put on several moves An est eptional T ransAsia I spedit ion Presentation at S1SU oon "I got the ball," said James Tucker and got before he was brought I uesdas November 21 from MOO am too 2:00 pm on the lid down at the 13. floor oof the Student Union in the Student I il Chambers. Two plays later he The tame London to Kathmandu film will show at Hoops ters win made a diving catch in 11:00 am and 12:05 pm front of a UM defender for World Wide Damping Trips SJSU's women's seven returnees from last the touchdown. Parma Overland Expeditions Adventure Treks basketball team opened its year's team which won the ended up with seven receptions and two by Paul Chow season with a 96-26 Northern California trouncing of the alumni Conference, started touchdowns, needing only San Jose defesive back, Derrick Martin (24) deflects pass intended for team in the women's gym quickly and dominated the one more to tie the SJSU SKI TRIP Montana's Vern Kelley. The pass was still completed however. Saturday night. entire game. season record for scoring The Spartans, with Sophomore point guard catches. Wanda Thompson set the The Spartans led at TO BANff, pace early in the game with halftime, 14-0. two breakaway lay-ups. The Spartans, after Water poloists defeated SJSU led the alumni 48-13 recovering a fumble by the CANADA at the half. Grizzlies' all around player By Craig Hammack "Shroeder is the key to encountered the same we've made over the The alumni team was Rocky Klever on the first January 13-20, 1979 Through the thick our offense because he's situation before while season," MacNaMa said. led by Janie Hillyer, a play of the second half, steam rising from Ohlone our leading scorer and sets playing and working out starter on last year's promptly scored as Luther .v#4. College's pool Friday the hole. The offense evenings at West Valley Irvine, runner-up to varsity team. Hillyer hit Parma with another night, the most discernible revolves around him," College. U('-Berkeley in the NCAA scored eight points, Patti strike. object was the electronic last year and undefeated in Rowland said. "With him Trailing 5-8 at the half, Lyn tallied six and Pain scoreboard which read PCAA play this year, relied r V gone, our whole offense the Spartans came on Trombatore added five. SlArt [ARM Pepperdine 13, SJSU 12. on its strong defense to changes. We have to rely strong in the third quarter Leading the scoring for INSURANCI topple SJSU in the Spar- Its second loss in the on short, crisp passing and and tied the game when the Spartans were center tan's opening match. double-elimination Pacific a lot of movement, so when Victor Ouslan scored on a Elinor Banks and forward [ Gary E. Sanchez Athletic Association the offense stagnated, we back door Debbi Johnson with 18 Coast maneuver with Our defense is the key concluded the were in trouble." four seconds points each. Thompson, nut,' i play-offs left in the to our game. We press the who led numerous fast ire 11.11itt season for SJSU, now 8-13: Liffring said, quarter. ball a lot and were able to breaks, scored 12 and The Spartans lost earlier in helped" having Shroeder $435-490 From that point on, the steal a lot of passes," said forward Sally Halvorson .1001 S Wino hesicr the day to UC-Irvine, 15-5. out. "We played good, but For further informatoon contact difference in the score was Anteater coach Ed contributed 11. Some if we missed a lot of six-on- Pepperdine, 25-10, not more than two. The Newland. The Spartans also got five situations," he added. which beat SJSU 18-7 early Spartans were never able strong support from Karen Bus. 325-1380 The Spartans fell in the season, won the MacNaMa agreed, to take a lead, but tied the Mason, who led the team Res: 251-8988 behind early, trailing 6-0 at game on a last second goal saying it "was the ball score for the final time with nine points in the first the end of the first period. by senior Pat Meaney. game." when I,iffring scored the half, and Lee Bernardino. They didn't score until last of his game-high four Coming off the bench Normally a starter, Both coaches cited the there was only 2:56 left in goals with 24 seconds left. and playing well were Meaney did not enter the fog resulting from the the second quarter and factor in Sandi Satre, Susan Day, game until the fourth pool's steam as a The Spartans were trailed at half, 9-2. quarter with the game tied the game because it was so Lisa Fraser and Winna Interviews... disappointed over the close Campus see, but both Gazaway. at nine, lie scored three difficult to loss, but most expressed Newland was able to the same goals in the period. noted it was pleasure they had given clear his bench, as was condition for each team. MacNaMa, with seven of OFFSET PRINTING for a career in Manufacturing Because Spartan Jon Pepperdine such a tough the 10 field players scoring 100 copies 2 'Liffring was ejected on a Several of the Spartans battle. .6 5 in the contest. 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By Dan Miller sympathized with the 'One of their better missions Office can't tell The SJSU soccer team Spartans and understood players, a forward who by names who is an athlete will not protest their the problem, but it was out played against the Spar- and who isn't, but if they disqualification from the of his hands. tans in our game, was could of informed us of Western much NCAA Far Two and a half units in discovered ineligible Wallace, there'd been no ac- problem." Regional play-offs intermediate algebra were the same way Maethe was coach Julie ineligible," cording to transferrable and despite found to be When Wallace's Menendez. having no athletic Menendez said. problem was discovered, Spartans were The program, the school is In other accounts of the the NCAA was notified eliminated from the listed in the United States story, it was the second right away and the NCAA tournament after an Official Education list, time this season the gave its aproval, Menendez ineligible player was which the NCAA goes by in Spartans had used an added. on the team discovered determining the five year ineligible player during the Menendez said these roster. rule. season. Menendez said he types of problems are not would develope a four point Menendez said Friday Goalkeeper Walt uncommon at other schols, plan to tighten com- afternoon, the NCAA Wallace was repoted to be but it is the first time the munications and make selection committee had ineligible, but according to Silver Anniversary coach sure this sort of thing does decided Stanford Menendez Wallace was has had it happened to him. .`,teveq, Menendez University would play the ineligible by the not occur again. foune "I'm very sorry about USF Dons today with the Athletic Department Marty Lockwood (dark jersey) is shown putting a hold on a teammate during a recent practice session. said: SJSU the whole thing. My heart be wise to winner meeting the victor of a low G.P.A. he The wrestlers beat U.C. Davis 51-0 Friday night in Spartan Gym. The Spartans tangle with CSU It would because bleeds for the players," report between Santa Clara at West Valley College Humboldt tomorrow have an eligibility had Menendez said. "I feel night. rather than University and University the work progress both semesters in partially to blame because of Washington. program. one; it was my responsibility The eligibility check wrestlers pin Davis, 51 -0 The committee didn't "The report on Wallace but I did communicate with Spartan list should be completed know if the Dons would came in while the team was the players throughout the SJSU wrestling coach T.J. Kerr expected his team to Duane Harris and Guy Heath all had second round pins. sooner; receive a bye or would play in New York," Menendez season." defeat UC-Davis Friday night but not in the devastating "I expected to win,"Kerr said, "but I didn't expect six The coach should Stanford or UC-Santa explained. "If I had known manner in which it did. pins and I didn't expect to win by such a decisive margin." take responsibility to make Barbara. Stanford was Each player was asked about Wallace, back-up Asked if he thought the Spartans might let down after sure none of the names are selected after discovering to sign a form Six Spartans recorded pins in a 51-0 blitz over the goalkeeper Britt Irvine a triumph over UC-Berkeley two days before, Kerr missing on any of the check the Gauchos also had an acknowledging they un- Aggies in Spartan Gym. The win improved SJSU's dual said, would have played instead. "I was afraid we'd be a little flat but lists: ineligible player, ac- derstood the eligibility met record to 2-0. It was Davis' first action of the season. we came at them that they were from the opening bout and I knew we'd be in good shape." The list should be cording to Menendez. 'I realize the Ad- rules and The Spartans host CSU-Humboldt tomorrow night at In that opening match, sophomore Mike made a mandatory eligible, according to 7:30. Rodrigues requirement; Menendez, and Maethe decisioned Davis' Brad Fuller, 10-7. Bob McDowell threw his foe to the The plan was created signed the form. mat in the first John Mittlestead, Reggie Thompson and Jim Rey also round. after Jean-Claude Maethe Girls' track Rusty Lockwood, Brian Strock, Mike Snipes, won by decision. was discovered in violation of the NCAA's "five-year- rule" which states an By Keith Kropp athlete has five years to The sport of track and field at SJSU has achieved complete a four year in- much tradition and success. SJSU has sent numerous stitution. athletes to the Oly: nic trials and Olympic games over the past two decades. However, these athletes have been Maethe attended men. Humphrey's College in Stockson six years ago. Lynida Gordon, an SJSU nursing junior, has been Humphrey's is a two year actively attempting to compliment the men's track and business and technical field team with a women's track team at SJSU. school whose credits aren't recognized by many There has never been a women's track team at SJSU continuation schools. and Gordon, who has run track in high school, would definitely like to see women's track in addition to the other A short come in "I contacted the fine women's sports at SJSU. registrar at Humphrey's," Gordon's main concern Menendez said. "At first right now is to let people know about her goal she laughed that a student andfind people interested in competing on a women's from Humphrey's could track and field team. have an eligibility "I am interested in formulating an official SJSU problem. women's track team that will 6c affiliated inside the Bonded Bourbon. 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Bedding SI 3/plece 571 SOIS Sole Fuller Brush Co 243 1121 for Fm can live differently) eve& SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114 No refunds on canralloo ads Interview appointment. samonselli mime twonllweawloweemensums Page 10, November 20, 1978 'Touchy' tuition issue: disaster or remedy Editors note: The following story is the first of a two- kind of budget crunch would say, 'Let's just raise Vasconcellos is chairman of both the Sub- "I take the position that there is a benefit not only part series focusing on tuition and the CSUS system. tuition,'" said SJSU President Gail Fullerton. committee on Post-secondary Education and the to the person getting the education, but to the em- By Christine Lewis Full time CSUC students pay approximately $200 a Education Subcommittee of Ways and Means. ployer, and to the community that will ultimately Is tuition coining to the CSUC? year in fees. The state contributes an approximate receive the benefit of professional expertise and ser- additional $2,900 from the general fund. Fullerton said this year, tuition "simply isn't going A touchy subject lately and one that many to happen. vices," Fullerton stressed. educators, politicians and administrators don't wish to By contrast, the Digest of Education Statistics Prop. 13 was not aimed at state government, she broach, tuition-free public education faces a estimate student paid tuition and fees in U.S. public "There will probably be a lot of talk in the next two said, but at local communities which have had the most smoldering crisis in California. universities at $741. All institutions are listed at $575, years, but we won't see it. Beyond that, who knows?" increases in spending in the last few years. Since passage of Prop. 13, tuition looms in the fears other four-year institutions at $598 and two-year inn- A.S. President Maryanne Ryan predicted no tuitori "People have said government is too big, but I of some as an educational disaster. In the minds of stit utionz at $407. for 1979-80. haven't heard that about education," Fullerton said. others, it is one remedy to the CSUC's financial One negative effect of higher education costs Low "But I don't know how long we can hold this off," problems. charges to CSUC students stand out when would be screening out minorities, women, and low glancing through a tuition and fees table of 1,650 U.S. Ryan added. "Sooner or later it is going to hit us. A lot of people are looking at tuition as inevitable." income groups, Fullerton said. Those people which the CSUC trustees will take a policy stand next week colleges and universities published April 10, 1978 in the colleges Although the CSUC does not depend on local and universities have been attempting to on the concept of tuition as a source of fund raising for Chronicle of Higher Education. bring in. the economically strapped system, which is facing property taxes for support - the budget is financed The top $200 fees for the CSUC contrast with bot- Many take a "philosophically" opposed position severe cutbacks from Prop. 13 fallout. primarily with state and federal money - it faces loss tom line charges of $325 for junior colleges in such but come out in favor, as did Wendell Witter, a trustee Even if trustees should decide to impose tuition at of state funds as the treasury is tapped for aid to local states as Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia and Florida. from San Francisco. some later date, which is not the issue next week, they governments. But California was not a maverick initially in the "Basically, I am against it, but practically it may are only authorized by state law a maximum yearly Trustee Jeanette Ritchie of Menlo Park spoke in concept of no tuition to students. be the only alternative," Witter said. charge of $25 per student. Any amount above that must favor of tuition as a solution to financing higher -In 1920, the objective of public educational in- Witter cited state funding shortages as a reason be approved by the legislature. education. She predicted, however, that trustees would stitutions was to offer education with little or no cost to why students may have to pay more of the in- not approve the concept because of a majority of structional expense. He predicted, hesitatingly, that Predictions are that the trustees will come out students," wrote John Lombardi in an Oct. 1976 paper liberal Brown appointees on the board. tuition might be a possibility by next year. opposed this year to the concept of tuition. The con- prepared for the National Institute of Education, HEW. taxpayers But she claimed the great majority of Trustee Willie Stennis of Culver City a rumored sensus breaks up arid the crystal ball begins to cloud, Lombardi states the concept of no tuiton was would favor students paying more of the cost of their conservative, came out strongly against tuition. however, about the year after. destined "to abort early," due to attitude, a shortage of education. "I don't see any reason why we should charge Suggested tuition, opponents say, strikes at the funds from economic conditions, and competition for "I don't think tuition is such a bad thing," Ritchie more than we have for student service fees, which is, heart of California's tradition of low-cost public public funds by other agencies. benefiting said. "It would be having those individuals rather, a form of tuition," Stennis said. education, at foresight and vision, free and open access from education picking up part of the tab. I think they Stennis said tuition could not be justified in the and education for all. In California's climate of economic austerity and would value their education more." Prop. 13 cuts, the CSUC, because the majority of its students could not question ari,:es. Is tuition becoming Ritchie said that more loans and aid would be Proponents claim that those benefitting from the afford it. He also cited the state budget surplus as an economic necessity? the middle class. More education should pay part of the costs. They propose available for the poor and another reason against charges for instruction. students might have to work and go to school part time, more loans and financial aid to low-income students. Governor Jerry Brown said in a speech at the SJSU He did say, however, "Prop. 13 and those types of she added. While CSUC students pay fees for student services campus Oct. 27 that he opposes tuition and will con- laws may force something like that, but I don't think and instructionally-related activities, they do not tinue to oppose it despite Prop. 13 cutbacks. Brown "It's wonderful to be able to give free public we should even think of tuition at this time." education, but we have to look at the times and roll contribute any dollars toward the cost of instuction, conceded, however, that "a few fee increases" may be PART II: A changing tide for no - or low - tuition which is the definition of tuition. necessary to meet the cost of living. with them," Ritchie emphasized. "The people have education? spoken, so to speak. We can't put our heads in the Legislators are reflecting the taxpayers' moods, "There is no reason for tuition in the sand." The problem, say those oppose, is that departing 1979-80 year, wrote John Lombardi in a 1976 paper for the National from the principal of no tuition leaves the door open for but past that, predictions are of no use," said By contrast, Fullerton saw the possibility of tuition Institute of Education, HEW. Assemblyman John as the loss of "something very special." further increases and escalating charges. Vasconcellos, D-San Jose. "It is "They are asking what would have been un- too early think if we left that principle arid began to to tell and depends on the state revenue She said education cannot be regarded as strictly thinkable in the 1950s and early 1960s: Are we charge any tuition, we wouldn't have long before any picture." beneficial to those who receive it. educating too many people?" Gap between media and athletic department discussed

Continued from Page 1 sides," Eastman said. "I've tried tc notified about the meeting and had printed all of what she had said, and the pursuit of academic excellence rhetorically. Hundreds of students at SJSU make myself available to answer to call Burns' office to find out its presented her comments out of in the throes of athletic competition "It's simply not possible for any are taking courses concurrently at questions concerning athletics." time and location. context. inevitably leads to corruption. athletic program not to have some other colleges within the area However, he did note that in "As far as the Livers case, I "Probably the answer violations at some time and in some because they either aren't offered on Eastman replied that the is that it recent articles about the athletic don't think that the Daily's coverage very often leads to way," he emphasized. campus, or because scheduling meeting had not been a secret one a struggle for department, he had been misquoted was racist," he remarked. "It's true resources and To illustrate his point, Burns problems prevent them from and he had made every effort to one of them is money and consequently feels uneasy about that Larry is black and it's of course," said if he were to give an athlete a enrolling, he added. notify all board members about it. true that Eastman remarked. answering reporter's questions. the students involved are black. "When you're struggling for money, ride home from school in his car, "There were that would be a violation of NCAA Both Eastman and Burns confidential However, I don't think the Daily there is always the possibility of Eastman was asked about a matters discussed at the meeting," rules, but if he gave a regular agreed that the media were having printed it because that was the case. corruption, but I'm very hesitant, as meeting held last Wednesday by the he commented, 'and for student a ride home, he would just problems getting information form that a philosopher, to say it's an athletic board, which was criticized reason, members of the media were "While I'm unhappy with some be a "nice guy." the athletic department because of inevitable conclusion." for being secretive by two of the excluded." of the things I see in the Daily, I'm Spartan Shops Manager Ed Zant Murphy's refusal to speak with three A.S. representatives who were not ready to say that the Daily has Burns retorted suggesting that if and Bookstore Manager Harry When members of the campus and com- at the meeting. questioned about sworn an oath to do in the university serious competition leads to Wineroth will be the next guests on President munity press. Fullerton's charges of or athletics or anything else." corruption in athletics, it may also Student Union Forum, Nov. 30 at 4 Both members, A.S. Treasurer racism by Daily reporters looking lead to corruption in all other areas p.m. in the S.U. Guadalupe Room. "I do think it's no mystery that Nancy McFadden and councilman into the allegations, Burns said that McFadden, also at the Forum, as well. "Or is athletics, by its Food services and bookstore issues there has been some distrust on both Scott Hodgins said they had not been he thought the Spartan Daily had not asked Burns and Eastman whether nature, corrupt in itself?" he asked will be the topics discussed. HAPPY HOLIDAY SALE

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