SJS fire laws not enforced Bollinger said he has been trying By STEVE PAPINCHAK for years to get the fire marshal to Chief Investigative Writer conduct a fire safety inspection on Fire Safety laws are not enforced campus. ..t SJS, the Spartan Daily has learned. Lack of staff and time means no Two years ago, Buildings and The last time SJS had a fire safety Grounds had $120,000 per year for inspection was in 1952, according to emergency fire safety items and other By run Bollinger, superintendent of associated projects. But Gov. Reagan's buildings and grounds. budget cuts have totally eliminated that inspections; 'calculated fire safety allocation, Bollinger ex- State laws require a campus -wide risk' results fire safety inspection once a year. plained. Herman J. Schierenberg is the However, he said dangers caused marshal responsible Engineering Building lacked fire exit buildings" and "our job is not to make to meet a job that, with new ('onstruc- by deficiencies in regulation of fire deputy state fire laws, has for conducting fire inspections at SJS. signs required by state law. judgments on costs." tion and updated fire safety exit signs are minimized because "ma- greatly over the last few He admitted, "No we don't comply with When asked about these below fire Then why haven't these older build- expanded ture students are on campus everyday the one year (fire safety inspection)rule standard buildings, the deputy fire mar- ings been reported for not meeting fire years. and know their way around." because of lack of staff and time." shal remarked, "You recognize some safety codes? Schierenberg inspects new con- San Jose District Fire Chief Anthony How is fire safety ensured if in- deficiencies we know about, but, here struction and building modifications on Sapena is responsible for fire fight- again, it is a matter of finding time to "Here again, time and opportunity," campus approximately once each week. ing at SJS. City firemen periodically spections aren't conducted? Schierenberg answered. "Some people use the term--I don't get to them. The fire marshal was asked what come on campus to familiarize them- like to use it, but it is a 'calculated "The older buildings on campus have In addition to covering three state he would do if he spotted a code vio- selves with campus buildings and fire risk,' " Schierenberg said. some code deficiencies that we know colleges, Schierenberg is responsible lation --such as missing fire exit extinguishing equipment. Chief Sapena, "But we know we can deal with of," Schierenberg commented. Par- for fire safety in institutions like hos- signs --while he was in a campus build- however, does not have authority to con- these (fire law deficiencies) because we ticularly, he termed the old science pitals, homes for the elderly, schools ing. duct fire safety inspections on campus.

are dealing with mature adults," building "hazardous in that it is below for blind children and other Bay Area Schierenberg replied he "might" Chief Sapena does not think fire Schierenberg said. minimum code." facilities regulated by state laws. make a verbal note to Bollinger of safety laws should be relaxed because Schierenberg said these older build- are the primary users Aside from inspections to check Regarding inspections and enforce- buildings and grounds. mature people compliance with fire safety laws, fire ings were "up to code" when built but of a building. "because of experience, testing and new ment of fire laws at SJS, Schierenberg "But if I found one violation I "How do you know," Chief Sapena officials consider adequate and properly said, "There are other things I've marked fire exits essential for the developments in testing, our codes would probably find 17 violations. remarked, "how these intelligent, ma- change." been assigned to that have a higher "But our policy is to make all the in an emergency protection of life during fires. priority." ture people will react In a spot check, the Spartan Daily However, the fire marshal said, recommendations at once" in a cam- situation. People panic. That's why found the library, Journalism Building, "The state attoiney general has ruled He explained because of budget cuts, pus -wide inspection, Schierenberg you have panic doors." Administration Building and parts of the we can apply new standards to the older additional personnel have not been hired commented. Continued to page 8.

Wednesday, January 12, 1972 Spartan 1)8111),- Serving the San Jose State College Community Since 1934 SJS-Bolivia contract criticized, defended By ALAN AHLSTRAND The radicals' charges were made in "is responsible for the training and Daily Political Writer the Jan. 10 issue of Sedition, a local arming of Latin American police forces An agreement by SJS to train 12 underground newspaper. The paper with the latest weapons and paramili- Bolivian educators has been attacked said the present Bolivian government, tary techniques to put down dissent, so by campus radicals, who claim the a coalition under Preside nt Hugo the U.S. Army won't have to go in." $208,000 contract amounts to aiding a Banzer, took power in a coup backed by The story said the $208,000 would fascist government. the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. help "support Bolivian fascism" under The training project's director, The paper also charged that after the Banzer government. the Banzer however, says the contract "is strictly group took over, its troops However, Dr. Lamb said the initial a professional project in the field of surrounded the University of La Paz contacts for the project were made education" with no political affiliations while government planes strafed it. The during last March and April, while involved. story said "at least eight" of the stu- leftist President Juan Jose Torres was According to Dr. Gene Lamb, project dents inside were killed and "countless still in power. others" were injured in the attack. director and SJS associate professor of He said the project was intended to Geodesic dome education, the contract provides for The charges were documented by several books and news articles. follow up a Human Resources Develop- training the 12 Bolivians in various ment stuck), maae in 1966. R. Buckminster Fuller, former SJS scholar -in -residence, raps educational fields. But Dr. Lamb said he does not In about his geometry theories with friends and colleagues before The $208,000 involved is a grant by consider the Bolivians fascist. He addition to training the 12 said the 12 Bolivians, the agreement provides for taping an instructional television program yesterday. This the Agency for International Develop- trainees are "professional ment (AID) to the Bolivian government people" who are trying to reopen Dr. Lamb to go to Bolivia at least was his first SJS visit in six years. to finance the project. Bolivian schools, which have been shut once a year, and for the stationing of down for about six months. two full-time people there. The project director said the present There will also be a total of 16 Bolivian government is a coalition of months of short-term consultation work Falangists, the Revolutionary Nation- in school facility planning, teacher alist Movement and the Bolivian mili- training and other educational areas. tary. Dr. Lamb said some of the con- Dome designer Fuller says But he noted, "political parties did sultants may come from the SJS faculty not enter into our program here." if people with the necessary knowledge The Sedition story charged AID are available. parents hamper creativity Elastic gunfighters

R. Buckminster Fuller, designer of nature. For instance, the tetrahedron man is innately great. the geodesic domes so favored by is found in crystals. "I believe that man has faculties "back to Earth" people, believes that The foreign language of mathematics and capabilities beyond his wildest most children have their creativity is not easy to understand because "we dreams," Fuller said, "but he's limited turned off by loving parents who say have been taught to think in terms by his ignorance." hold noon shoo tout "don't do this, don't do that." of straight lines, squares and cubes," Fuller will soon travel to India where In his first campus appearance since he said. So, we have square buildings he will design airports for Madras, he was the first scholar-in -residence and straight streets. New Delhi and Bombay. six years ago, Fuller said in a campus Buildings based on the more natural He was invited to SJS by Norman By MARK SIMON He revealed that the participants are television taping yesterday, "Bright tetrahedron take on a rounder, dome- Gunderson, head of the Cybernetics Daily Staff Writer thinking in "terms of a structured children are the fortunate ones who like structure. This principle was the Systems Department, a field Fuller Today at high noon Crazy Dennis formation" with lines of combatants. haven't had so many valves turned off. basis for the invention of the geodesic helped develop interest in while a Berger and MichaelO'Donnell will shoot At 10:20 there will be a ten minute They are the only normal ones." dome, which is now being used to build scholar -in- residence here. it out in the Art Quad. "scrimmage" followed by a five minute Believing that children understand cabins. The theme of yesterday's-visit was regrouping period. There will be six mathematical concepts more easily than Fuller said he felt he was an un- "The Generation That's In."Gunderson, The showdown will mark the end ten-minute scrimmages. adults because "they haven't had their attractive teenager and decided to host for the event, said it was entitled of the semester -long rubber band war The battlefield includes the Art valves turned off," the 76 -year -old exploit his avid interest in mathematics so because Fuller's futuristic ideas that has disrupted the Art Department Quad and the College Union. Following math whiz spent much of his residency to become the best mathmatician in serve as a pilot for the younger gene- and caused a great deal of disbelief. that, O'Donnell and Crazy Dennis will at SJS working with sixth -graders from the class. He committed himself to ration. Crazy Dennis has been en- meet at high noon and battle for the a San Jose elementary school. searching for nature's geometric se- "Bucky," as he was affectionately gaged in a rubber band war with Michael remainder of the day. The two are These same students, now seniors crets when he was 17. called by his SJS colleagues, said, O'Donnell, Richard Mahaffey and Chris the originators of the rubberband war. at Willow Glen High School, lunched with "I began feeling what I'd been taught "I am very moved and excited to be Menze in a battle that began with rubber Crazy Dennis states that at his Fuller in the College Union before he in school about mathematics wasn't invited back." bands and fingers and has progressed troop review, previous to the skirmish, taped the program for instructional adequate. Somehow I couldn't imagine to home made guns and home -spun he will "give a little speech to instill television. a straight line. While looking at bubbles philosophy. fear in the hearts of my enemy." once,somehow I couldn't imagine nature He has also considered "inviting "Isn't it marvelous the way we are The battle is highly structured on a consulting the rules or the theory point system, with a point Security as honorary military dighi- communicating here!" Fuller told the it created one." being scored of pi every time for a hit, minus points for hitting taries." The Security Officers attempt- students, who sat quitely in awe. "There The balding, bespectacled genius is This is IT ed to put a stop to the "war" for fear Is a flow of conversation irom these the someone not involved in the battle, and intent on getting his message about one hit allowed per day. a stray rubber band could hurt a by- young people. They talk through their mathematical creations of the world out That's"30"for the fall se- stander. eyes. That's how young people fall because "I want to leave it to the world mesterthe last Spartan After an extended Christmas truce, Crazy Dennis is confident of vic- all." in love, after before I die." Daily. The semester will sporadic skirmishes, and a tied-up tory. "It would be asinine and absurd score, the conflict will come to an end The basic tenet of this mathemati- He continued, "I'm giving you infor- end Jan. 20 after the for me to even enter this thing with- cian and inventor's philosophy is that mation nobody else in the world can last today. out the assurance of total overwhelming geometry based upon squares and cubes give you. I have disciples, but I am final is over. The Daily Crazy Dennis has recruited six ch- and agonizing defeat for our honorable does not give a true picture of nature. the only one who feels it (the tetra- will resume publication hurts, and O'Donnell, Menze, and opponents." Fuller finds triangles and the tetra- hedron) as life as yet." Feb. 7, the first day of Mahaffey have recruited three more. He announced the winner will be hedron (triangles glued together to form Another of Fuller's beliefs that Crazy Dennis reports that "after a "taking all the women in the depart- a structure) as the basic structure of underlies all his discoveries is that the spring semester. troop review" final battle will begin ment." at noon. Continued to page 3. Page 2, January 12, 1972

Eaitorial Political Beat +. 11, Joy et. Krieg

Well, gang, it looks like it's McAlister has been listed as nedy. Why, we wonder, is the lfltuIiz(1 going to be another one of those "98.4 per cent pure" by the Calif- senator from Massachusetts 's unavailibility' "cleaning out the desk drawer" ornia Journal, a monthly political sending propaganda to the Spartan columns. Herewith are some of the magazine. He was present 98.4 Daily city desk? items that came in the mail this per cent of the time for signifi- Then there's the Friends Sedition, SJS' underground for one of those promised press semester, but for some reason cant and controversial roll call Committee on National Legislation newspaper, put it well when it conferences. The Spartan Daily never got written up in Political votes during the last session -- (FCNL) leaflet got put off twice with excuses revealing every- said Pres. John Bunzel has been Beat. the best attendance record of any thing you always wanted to know, unavailable for comment since he that the president is busy. From San Jose Democrat AI i s - legislator. about writing your Congressman. assumed his post at SJS. We want some answers from ter McAlister comes a news re- Meanwhile, Senator Clark It contains Bunzel on some very hints like "be brief... Spartan Daily reporters found Pres. lease revealing that he is the top Bradley has prepared a sort of don't be a pest...raise questions... the president was usually unavail- important issues. Remarks from freshman Assemblyman of 1971 box score for the marathon 334 - be timely." will able for interviews during his first the public relations director in terms of number of bills--21-- day 1971 session. There were What if he doesn't not do. answer your two semesters at SJS. Reporters signed by the governor. 4,738 bills introduced, of which letter? "Read the granted inter- For example, what are some FCNL's How lucky enough to be It all sounds very impressive 1,669 became law. In addition, to Work in Politic's," the group views often had them cancelled at of the president's views on the until you start looking at the kind 6,772 amendments and resolutions suggests. the last minute. faculty grievance procedures, and of bills McAlister introduced. For were introduced. Next to the FCNL found "rare and com- leaflet is a We thought we had the problem why has he instance, one he considers "most package of press releases from solved last semester when Dr. pelling" reasons to let faculty significant" is one which makes Julian Camacho, a Democratfrom Bunzel agreed to grant us a press members go in so many cases? the unsolicited delivery of tobacco Filed in the desk drawer under Soquel who is does the president think ."V" for "ver-r-r-ry planning to run conference every other week, but What products to residencesamisde- interesting" against Republican Congressman not at a set time. The presi- of A.S. President Mike Buck's meanor. is the newsletter from Teddy Ken - Burt Talcott of student -funded cooper- Salinas. dent expressed his desire to work plans for Camacho really has the jump with the campus press in spite atives? Will Dr. Bunzel approve on all the such plans? What does the top challengers in the Santa of a busy schedule. Clara County Congressional Not one Spartan Daily reporter administrator feel about the recent with for- races --we haven't received a thing has been granted an interview demotion of professors from them yet. with the president this semester. eign doctorates? who Looking for something dif- Reporters are constantly directed We believe the president ferent to do over presides over the whole college, the Washington - to James Noah, the college public Lincoln Birthday Holiday? The relations director, for more is responsible to answer some of Christian questions. We know he is Anti -Communism Cru- answers on various issues. these sade is sponsoring an "Anti -Sub- It has gotten to the point that busy, but many questions require versive five minute response on Seminar" Feb. 19-21 at getting an interview with Dr. merely a the Inn of Tomorrow (near Disney- Bunzel is a standing Spartan Daily the telephone, and the college com- land). has the right to know. joke. Reporters have been con- munity Some of the more intriguing ditioned to not even ask for an We hope next semester's edi- items on the agenda include "Com- interview. Why kick a dead horse? tors won't have to sing this same munism, Castro and old song. Cuba," "Mar- Noah was recently asked twice cuse and the Politics of Sex" and "I Was a Spy for the F.B.I." Walter Brennan is listed as honor- Letwr to the editor ary co- cha i rman. Anyway, the Christian Anti - Communism Crusade is offering to pay room and board for students and teachers who would like to Foreign tuition explained attend. If it sounds good, write to them at 124 E. First St., Long Beach, 90801. Editor: fees were due and payable on Dec. One of the more surprising bits Re the article in the Spartan 22, 1971. of political news this semester Daily on Jan. 11 titled "Forms came in a letter from the Nat- The restraining action taken by ional Youth Caucus, informing us Due." the Superior Court in Los Angeles This is to inform you that com- temporarily continued the defer- that a Northern Califoroia con- ments in the above article were ference would be held at SJS Jan. ment of fees that were actually 22. incorrect. The following is the deferred by authority of Execu- official college position related tive In view of SJS' infamous apathy fee de- Order 136. To be deferred, for mass political activity, SCIP to foreign student tuition the student must have filed the ferrals and payment. "deferred payment form" prior to co-chairman Carl Foster Executive Order 136 author- the payment of due date. described it as "rather like holding ized deferred payment of $17 per a Mardi Gras in a morgue." unit for certain foreign students. Foreign students are urged to These fees were due and payable pay tuition fees no later than Jan. Amazing the on Dec. 22,1971. 14, 1972. If there are any ques- "I regret that I had but 38 volumes to give for my country!" number of fasci- The students who qualified for tions, pay the fees because refunds nating things one finds cleaning the deferral payment plan had to may be made if the fees are not out a desk drawer. Like a leaf- request the deferred fee payment legally payable. let entitled "What Can I Do to on the proper form and turn it Garvin J. !vans Staff Comment Promote Americanism?" into the College Controller's Offi- College Controller The leaflet asks questions of ce. These forms are no longer Don Du Shane good citizens like "Did you dis- authorized because the deferred Assistant Dean of Students play your flag today?" "Did you pray for your country and its 'A Spiro of the 1840s' leaders today?" "Have you read the Reader's Digest this month?" and "Has your civic club had a Pam Strandberg By Cory Farley gone, but presumably before the The Underground Name the good pro -American and anti -com- editor harness leather and boiledboot munist speaker or Spariatill)atib Coffeehouse Contest is over. The ran out, Albert realized that things film in the last Sven, meS, Jost Siete Lonnie Community Son( e 1934 winner has been chosen. THEY six months? were due to get a lot worse before Think I'll Bob Garioto may call it the J ---t E ----t, but they got any better, wrap up this end - and he began of-the -semester column with the advertising manager WE know what it really is. to, ah, use the available resources. The winning name was sub- It's easy to condemn him for it now, latest rumor making the rounds Absolute freedom of the press to mitted by Janette White, a junior among the Centennial Hall political but put yourself in his shoes. science types: that Marxist phi - editorial board something major (I forgot to ask, Would you take them off and eat discuss questions is the foundation but she wants to be a teacher). losopher Herbert Marcuse might Pam Strandberg them, or look for tastier fare? be a scholar -in Before I tell you her suggestion, So you see how an everyday -residence at SJS Bob Pellerin though, I should give a little his- this spring. stone of American living decision, under the proper cir- The people Barbara Evans torical background. cumstances, can become a major in charge of this The Donner Party, of Donner sort of thing are denying it, say- Joyce Krieg factor in a man's life. Albert ing there is no money to hire any Hoover Pass fame, spent a rough winter Packer was just an ordinary guy, --Herbert Ben Reed scholars -in -residence. But, so Steve Papinchak in the Sierras; you know all about a Spiro Agnew of the 1840s. But that. What you probably don't the story goes, Marcuse may be 59 Gene MeHone like Spiro, he was caught up in Vol No. 57 know is that one of the members willing to work for free and wants the whirl of events and is now particularly to come of the party was named Albert being immortalized with the na- to San Jose B. Packer. Generally an unre- so he can be near his former ming of the Albert B. Packer pupil, markable man, Albert developed Memorial Coffee House. Angela Davis. Staff Comment one habit while he was snowed Jannie White doesn't know she's in up there that has insured him won, so if you see her, tell her of a place in California history: to come by JC 208 and pick up he ate people. her prize. SparianDatib Drama After the horses and oxen were Effort, indeed! Since 1934 Joint Community critic's the San Jose State College rebuttal Serving Second class postage paid at San Jose. California Member of California Newspaper Publishers' Assoc.., By Kathy Dorazio ton and the Associated Press Published daily by San department. Jose Stale College. ex.ept Saturday and Sunday. during With the exception of wrongly You also fail to mention why Man() a Man() the college vear The Opinions expressed herein are not naming Mr. Levering Henry, my arguments are illogical. necessarily those 01 the Associated Students. the College By Pedro %lark, liehel Administration. or the Department of Journalism and rather than Richard, I am only Thirdly, my article on the cos- dAdvertising Subscriptions i a. ccepted Only on a remain guilty of being honest. of semester bass aCademiC year. Se, each tume laboratory was not to dis- semester. $it 50 Off campus price per copy, 10 cents First of all, Mr. Pendleton credit students, but to cover an Teatro Campesino will be dance at Sacred Heart. Phone 794 6414 Editorial est 2383 Advertising est contends that I 2081 Press of Folger Publications Inc , Union City have little interest area largely ignored by the Spartan appearing at Morris Dailey Audi- The $25 Fund Drive is on and All articles designated as editorials reflect the ma or background in the theatre. I Daily. It has been the format to torium tomorrow, Jan. 13-, at 7:30 promises to be one of the most 'only opinion of the editorial board All other opinions do eopressed are the views of the individual writer or car enjoy the drama field and do merely write advances and re- p.m. The admission isfree. (This dramatic steps Chicanos have ever Monist not take my beat lightly. views, but nothing is said of what will be one of the last perfor- taken toward self-determination. Editor Pam Strancbeig In order to give a fair appraisal Gar lot goes on behind -the -scenes. The mances in the Bay Area before Each Chicano student who has Advertising Manager Bob of a play I do sufficient research purpose of the costume article goes on tour in Mexico Managing Editor Bob Pellerin the group been receiving aid will be asked News Editor Barbara Evans beforehand, like reading Joyce Krieg the was to do just that. in February). This promises to be to donate $25 from his check. City Editor script, studying the playwright and Saying 'Ns 3C ;ate Editor Ben Reed thatstudentsbarely a fine performance and a beau- These funds, which will total over Day Editor conversing with the Jim Murphy director. In complete costumes was mentioned tiful way to end the fall semester $25,000, will be kept in the bank Copy Editor addition, I have taken some drama Wire Editor Joe Caligaris as one frustrating aspect of cos- 1971. until thP first Saturday in April Sports Editor Tim Osterman appreciation Craig Scott ai Donna Pereira classes. tume making, according to Mr. Next semester, among other when those who gave $25 will Feature Editor In writing a review I refuse to Levering. events, we will have Semana caucus in the College Union and Fine Arts Editor Connie Fultuda cater to the whims of the Drama Finally, the staff comment on the Twenty -Five ($25) Chief Investigative Reporter Steve Papinchak Chicana, decide by ballot en the suggestion Public Relations Director Vara Petry Department. I am Cook here not to the television studio was written Fund Drive, and a Welcome Dance. of what to do with the $25,000. Photo Editor Len win their friendship, but to tell Chief Photographer Steve Marley in a light vein and not to be Feb. 11 at 8 p.m., the Latin (Anyone is entitled to submit sug- Rel., Ad Manager Dan Mini honestly Ray Dobbs how I feel about a play. taken seriously. The television Knights will play in the Women's gestions to be voted upon.) National Ad Manager My first responsibility as Production Manager John Mitchell a students weren t offended. Gym (101) at a welcome 'dance Business Manager Ray Barge journalist is to my readers. I This is truly self rule and Classified Manager David Riker The purpose of writing that for the incoming students. Let's Richard Ow do not profess to be a drama comment was to share my amusing get together and welcome all the self-determination and follows the E. Promotion Manager expert giving a formal critique, but Chicano EOP $10 drive where La Reporters Alen Ahlstlend, Linda Aiello, Paula Bel experience with readers and sat- students. *haw. Marsha Bolyanatz, Phil Clausen. David Cr write for the average reader from irize the weird happenings of the Feb. 22-26 will be La Semana Raza proved itself by collecting ford. Kathy Dorelo, Cary Farley, Lance Frederiek a layman's viewpoint. Drama Department. Chicana. It will be divided up a grand total of $12,000. (Which son. Tom Glides. Brim Hamlin, Pal Hampton, Michael the Harrington, Mark Hegedus, Adenrele lposu, Melvin Secondly, Mr. Pendleton, you So, Mr. Pendleton, if you can't into: Dia de la Raza Unida, Dia is, incidentally, $2,000 over -Johnsim. Joyc McCollister, Gene McHone, Mingo Mae intended total of $10,000). eel, Stan Musgrave. Jane Nolen, Keith P rrrrr , Sharon also argue that my arguments are accept criticism from a college de las Mujeres, Dia de los Estu- Rogers, Gary Rubin, Eric Schatmeler, Christine %lett, illogical. From feedback I receive newspaper, still to be Peggy Somers, Marvin Snow. Penny Spar, Barbara how are you going to diantes, and one day is It promises to be a fine semes- Thatcher, Alice Tung, Ann. Vogel. Barbara Walsh, many agree with my viewpoints, accept it from the outside? decided upon. The last day of ter. All power to our Raza and Elaine Westerlund, Milny lamps. Steve Zigler. Celeste including some students from your Semana Chicana will be a big our friends. Zuff

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January 12, 1972, Page 3 News Review New strategy Sniper fires at coiTsi compiled from, Associated Press SAN JOSE--The threat of hunting season on California Highway Patrolmen brought 23 San Jose police and eight highway patrolmen to the Youth caucus at SJS Bayshore Freeway south of Story Road late Monday night. More than 800 young people from Northern pants will be instructed on the delegate selec- people that the Democratic and Republican parties According to CHP Sgt. Gilbert Agatha, a California are expected to converge on SJS tion process for party conventions. have promised to put young people on their con- sniper fired four shots at two patrolmen talking Saturday, Jan. 22, to participate in the first From 12:15 until 4:15 p.m., workshops on vention delegations this year. to a stopped motorist. massive political meeting SJS has seen since California Election laws, voter registration and The Democrats will hold caucuses to elect Agatha explained the men heard three shots the spring 1970 Cambodia crisis. publicity are scheduled. From 4:30 until the convention delegates in every Congressional Dis- from an apartment complex adjacent to the This conference will be different from the evening speeches begin, Congressional District trict Feb. 12. The Republicans will have no freeway which sounded like they were from a highly -emotional rallies of the late '60s --it is meetings and minority group caucuses will be elections, but Overstreet said Gov. Reagan has small caliber weapon. being convened to inform students on how they can held. agreed to put students on the California dele- Two minutes later, they heard a report that become involved in the traditional Democratic and Rich Overstreet, co-chairman of the Northern gation to San Diego. appeared to be closer and from a larger caliber Republican party structure. California National Youth Caucus and an A.S. Overstreet emphasized that the National Youth gun. The National Youth Caucus, as it is called, is councilman, attempted to get the A.S. Council Caucus is a bi-partisan group but admitted it's Ducking behind the motorist's car, the patrol- an off-shoot of the conference in Chicago last to give Associated Students sponsorship of the goal is "to oust Nixon." men told him to turn off his lights. Then, both month which saw 3,000 young people getting to- conference yesterday morning. He was thwarted Overstreet, who attended last month's meet- vehicles left the area, stated Agatha. gether to talk about youth political power. when the meeting was cancelled for lack of ing in Chicago, did not rule out the possibility Although nothing was hit, Agatha made clear The conference at SJS will be highlighted by quorum. that the National Youth Caucus might support a "the motorist and the officers were sure the appearances by Sen. Alan Cranston, D -Calif., and Overstreet is available in the Associated third parth candidate if Nixon and Humphrey shots were fired from guns." former New York Congressman Allard Lowenstein Students office for additional information on get their parties' nominations. He emphasized "Evidently," Agatha went on, "they're not in the College Union at 8 p.m. board and housing for the conference. that he has no clear idea what direction the trying to hit somebody --just trying to scare A Southern California conference will be held He based his prediction that 800 to 1,000 group will take after the Jan. 22 meeting at SJS. somebody. We can't figure it out." simultaneously in Los Angeles. Other states will students will attend the conference on the 2,000 also hold youth caucuses this winter. students who showed up to a similar evening The caucus at SJS is free and open to the meeting at Stanford University in November. A MOVIE U.S. air defense a joke? public. It will open with registration at 8 a.m. The major purpose of the National Youth IN THE TRADITION in the College Union. At 10 a.m., the partici- Caucus, Overstreet said, will be to inform young WASHINGTON Imagine the consternation of OF THE MARX BROS. the New Orleans International Airport when a EMILE de ANTONIO 5 Soviet-built Cuban airliner with 21 Cubans bound arts for a sugar conference landed undetected last Showcase of the Oct. 26. Imagine the consternation of Congress three months later. bi!olrisE Calling U.S. air defenses virtually useless, a House subcommittee exasperated yesterday that NICIEL018011 case displays talents LINCOLN & CEDAR STS. an enemy attack could come through a 1,500 - Library mile gap between Florida and California without SANTA CRUZ 476-75(X) advance warning. Need to take a break vices, the students seem In addition to dis- According to Martin, 4*******************************, from cramming for fi- to like the displays and playing the work of var- one of the most interest- nals? Go down to the al though "hundreds of ious art, photography, ing exhibits was done by THE INTERLUDE DINNER first floor in the central compliments don't come music, geography and the Baltic club, display- 1O% DISCOUNT library and take a look in every day," Martin design students, the ing needlework, pic- $1 9 9 To all students with ASB cards and faculty at the display cases. stated that complaints cases have also offered tures, costumes, jade Installed when the li- will be made if the cases displays on American and knitted items. Li 'J.( Foreign Car Service Center brary was remodeled in are left empty for any authors. Another popular ex- We Front end work Upholstery 1956, the purpose of the length of time. The author series, hibit was done by do: Body and fender Radios display cases is to show Martin also stressed largely the work of gra- a stitchery class dis- HAPPY HOUR Custom engine Overhauls * the efforts and talents of that the cases are not to duate student Bill playing some of it', Transmissions Brakes Tune-ups * students and faculty at be used for promotion Young, has shown the work. 3-7 DAILY DOWNTOWNS ONLY COMPLETE FOREIGN CAR SERVICE SJS. or advertising purposes works of John Steinbeck, Anyone interested in Free Loaners Available According to James but for entertainment Ernest Hemingway, having an exhibit in the CORNER 3rd &SANTA CLARA F. Martin, assistant di- and general interest to SJS's Barnaby Conrad library may call Mr. irSTARMOTOR IMPORTS rector for public ser- the students. and Sinclair Lewis. Martin at ext. 2785 or -375 5 Market 4 blocks from school Ph 286 6500 see him in LC 108. DOC WATSON Jobexam UNDERGROUND LEGENDARY FOLK ARTIST RECORDS SAT.,JAN. 22 SUN., JAN. 23 SAN FRANCISCO PALO ALTO FRIENDS & RELATIONS HAL I GUNN HIGH SCHOOL dates set 660 Great Highway BOOTLEG LP'S GO ILLEGAL!!! Spangenberg Auditorium The City of San Jose 8:90 P.M. Gen'l Adm. 83.79 Student $2.75 8:30 P.M. Gent Adm. 93.75 has announced job ex- The uptight record companies have re-established Student $2.75 amination dates for Tickets now Downtown Cen the their monopoly again. After Feb. I, 72 we will ter Box Office; Tower Records Tickets now Palo Alto, Tr, following positions: General Admission only sider Ticket Office; Men' events coordinator, not display Bootleg I Pc for sale. It will be a felony Oakland. Sherman Clay; Min Park, Peninsula Box Oft,c,, cashier, box officeman- Valley. Greyhound and Merit' Oakland., Sherman Clay rap then In Feb. we will be able to turn you on to Mupic Centre. ager, stage hand, dis- Ickets available at all Macy's also at door bOth nights, and at Fneoos trict recreation super- :"Bootleg I Pc , but you will have to ask for them. and Relations Ticket Office the day of the performance visor, city planners, re- Presenrecl by Mel Goldblatt The print will go up - just like it did with grass. N Y. TIMES says. "Mr Watson is a blind singer and instrumentalist whose creation supervisor, as- almost lengendary guitar technique has won him a cult of admirers '' sistant property agent Jousuisa****-4 and legal stenographer clerk. For further informa- SPECIAL BOOTLEG SALE! tion about test dates and qualifications contact the City of San Jose 10% OFF prini ROMs Personnel Department, -GrriciAL p-HoGRArr Room 215, City Hall. one way 1HRU I FEB 72 BRING THIS AD

T1A 150 seats . $149 ExC need round trip HAPPY BREAK %LW YORK new AA-7147 60 seats...... 156 is an oil painting of Lewis profs HAWAII The traditional "shapely SJS $r= coed" persues a display of done by SJS instructor and Experimental Col- PanAts 15 Seats . lege is seeking what they TO ALL retired bullfighter Barnaby tse. ittfff PI TVIAI EUROPE Sinclair Lewis' works in the would loosely term "tea- T 1A I50 seet3 ..... 279 library. Also being shown Conrad. chers". People with CHECK OUR NEW HOURS CHICAGO skills and/or talent they share with Sunday, i 2 to 6 ...... $.122 would like to TCK YO others may register in 1w Mon Thru wed, 10 to 9 4- the Student Activities * C PA 75 seats . 1399 Office in the College * Thurs, Fri R. Sdt, 10 to Midnight Contacts SERV New Woolley judge Union Thursday and Fri- E..Sevn Fackneurcko day, according to Exper- 'Sal\ f3"-at Superior Court Judge death of a black IBM re- for the trial which is ex- imental College offi- NOS) ?..SYT-SZLIO John E. Longinotti has search technician, John pected to last from three cials. Students and in- UNDERGROUND RECORDS Associated Students been appointed to pre- Henry Smith Jr., Sept. to five weeks. structors will negotiate Available to CSC Students, faculty. side over the trial of 19. In addition to man- about fees. Corner of 2nd & San Fernando star f & family. dismissed San Jose Judge Longinotti re- slaughter, Woolley, a Interests from folk - Nol Chart*, p.., baited on pro -rate -short. of tot& ,r,11 rail L places Superior Court four-year veteran of the r..rying Owes's 103% occupancy Fares Inctud U S F ..... police officer Rocklin singing to stereo com- Look For DEPARTURE TAXES PLUS $4 sdon. f per Wm. Pr.4 Woolley. Judge Bruce F. Allen, force, is charged with ponents to transcenden- solqct In fittc ..... o tnc . ... Wonatne on Woe numa of who was released from possession of an illegal tal meditation are wel- The Orange & Purple Marquee SZ:"""" ""'" 11141" STUDENT SERVICES *EST, Inc Woolley faces man- slaughter charges in the the case after the dis- chemical spray device. come, they said. trict attorney's office Woolley was indicted asked for his removal by a Santa Clara County last Wednesday. Grand Jury Oct. 30 for After the first day killing Smith after UOP MCGEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW of jury selection, nine Woolley stopped him on a men and three women minor traffic violation MINORITY RECRUITMENT were temporarily seated on hkel, Boulevard SACREMENTO CAMPUS Bill's College Ii Pharmacy ShowThoatuy Special CaPersonre ReallySpecia That HALLMARK Valentine Cards I If you are interested in law school, we want to talk to you about entrance WHITMAN requirements for minority group students, Valentine Candy available scholarships and much more. Committee Members of the Student Recruitment Pit. iii arc Ito go will be on campus br pre.cription, Jan 14 from 9-4 EASTRIDGE - ALMADEN - VALLEY FAIR SAN ANTONIO h+. lOth strect Shop Monday through Friday nights, SUNDAY NOON TO 5 At Career Placement Bldg. 7 Page 4, January 12, 1972 Campus Review By ERIC $CHATME1ER Reg line leaps In the age of theJesus freaks, even a cornball, Bible-toting, flag waving, perhaps somewhat con- By BARBARA WALSH around. that students have tried ceited, self-proclaimed preacher can be in just Daily Certain student ser- everything from fake enough in his beliefs. handi- for being fervent Investigative Writer vice groups, crutches to casts to be Using Cal State Long Beach as a home base, Being a senior is only capped students, varsity admitted to this group, Mark Forsyth, a native of Seattle and former one way to beat the lines athletes, and newly but she said that their minister, just goes out "to preach Christ," and d9ring registration. entering Educational tricks usually don't he claims he's in. Various groups of stu- Opportunity Program work. Traveling around the state as sort of an "Easy students are dents, who aren't neces- (FOP) Wynn Cook, sports Savior," Forsyth preaches wherever he can get an sarily seniors, are given allowed to register with information director, audience, which, according to him, is almostany- preferential treatment the first group of sen- said that because where. "Two thousand youths came like the waves when registration rolls iors. athletes practice as a of the sea to hear me," Forsyth says of his This was made team in the afternoon, original gatherings in January Huntington Beach. "They possible last they must be out of class sat on the beach for two hours like sphinxes." when President John H. by 3 p.m This is the Parking Bunzel approved several reason athletes are Forsyth continued his original beach preach- Academic Council allowed to register ings until 1966, when the city council of con- Huntington recommendations early. Beach passed a law banning him from holding any cerning registration. According toAca- more sermons there. The students combined forces of the permits Groups of demic Council policy, all American Civil Liberties Union and a group of who work for the regis- new entering EOP stu- Orange County attorneys had the law control and rescinded trar in line dents are also eligible in only 10 days. According to Forsyth, the anti - security during reg- for registration with the preaching incident resulted in reg- the defeat, a few on sale istration are given first group of seniors. days later, of the entire city council in their Parking permits will istration privileges. According to Dr. campaigns for re-election. sale who According toMrs. Joachim Stenzel, presi- go on for those them start- Lemore Luedemann, dent of Academic In this, his third year at Cal State, Forsyth . qualify for about 75to 'Don't play tokenism Ronnie' ing Jan. 24 in the Cash- registrar, Council, the reasoning has expanded his ego along with his religious Faculty, 100 students are in- for this was partly because "a brown face looks activities. "I have declared myself as a one-mai, iers Office. group. El Teatro Campesino (The employees, dorm resi- cluded in this because these new stu- a crowd." The crusader against all negative thinking on campus, However, last fall the dents would find it ex- Farmworker's Theater) acts good in he explains. dents and disabled stu- group will perform able to group was only allowed tremely difficult to get out a skit in which Gov. theater One of the accomplishments he is most proud dents will be few min- purchase the stickers to register a through the maze of Reagan's secretary has at SJS Jan. 13. of is his rapport with hippies. "I have good utes before their own registration, having not communication with them," he says. "I couldn't for $13. come to buy a "Mexican" According to Bill letter group, Mrs. been exposed to a col- say I agree with their ideas, but I don't judge the Schoole r of Auxiliary Luedemann stated. ege environment before. man by the length of his hair but by his heart. I Enterprises, a special Handicapped stu- Dr. Joseph Young, find that all youths need help." offered to dents are also among chairman of the Budget Although verbally eschewing all political philo- deal will be faculty members and those given registration and Planning Committee sophy (he calls himself, cryptically, a employees buying per- privileges. Their handi- of Academic Council, "conservative -liberal"), Fors th, by his actions, cap must be verified by Campesino Teatro creates alternate per- said that recently these an image for himself that is just to the mits. An mit can be requested a doctor's letter and preferential categories right of the passenger seat on John Wayne's car. which can be changed to sometimes by a phone for registration have Two years ago, when he found out that Angela any car being driven to call to the doctor's offi- been under review, but 1)avis was scheduled to speak in Irvine, Forsythe the campus. ce. no action has yet been heard the call. "We hope this will Mrs. Luedmann said taken. "If she is permitted as a communist to speak encourage car pools." builds Chicano pride and teach at UCLA, why shouldn't I be allowed to stated Schooler, do my sermonizing and singing?" Forsythe "because five or six peo- By GENE McHONE the strike itself. According to Ms. Mejia, argued at the time. "God impressed on me to ple will be able to go Daily Staff Writer After Delano, the it isn't as loud or overly go to Irvine with a big flag and a big Bible." Recruiters seek When together, buy one It was born in the group of some 25 mem- exaggerated. he arrived at the lecture hall he was sticker, and share the dust of the Delano grape bers remained together greeted by a large crowd of people and news- driving." strike. And now it is and began performing "That's because," men. After Miss Davis' speech, he mounted the reaching maturity on for non -Chicano audi- she said, "we don't have lectern and sang the Lord's prayer and received grads 'Hey, listen world. applause. "I SliaiNTS Chicano to say continued on STUDENT stages across the nation ences at The Committee Jesus for two hours caroms rim icx 6 0.11teen, ere., ,..,ee There's a strike going on singing hymns and patriotic Freon east et weft 00451. e,opel Chicano s.eniors U.C. Berkeley. and even in Europe. in San Francisco, aSen- songs. The response 04.0.0 interested in doing The meeting will be El Teatro Campesino Subcommitteeon in Delano.' We're more was so great that I felt a call to visit other It .r1, ewentalee. wet,. ate 0,00. Mon to Sat graduate work in socio- held at noon today in (The Farm Worker's Migratory Labor, the subtle, but the point is campuses in California." Sar-ITTS a. tWe Celle,. Lore. still getting across." lwreelee Sas MST logy are asked to room 3-A of the School Theater) is part of the Newport Folk Festival, WIESE attend a joint meeting of of Social Work, 315 S. new pride Chicanos say and the University That point, she said, recruiters from SJS and Ninth St. they are building. of Paris in France. is the "humanism and Luis Valdez, an SJS The Teatro will per- dignity of Chicanos." graduate, is founder and form at SJS Thursday The group makes no TREAT YOURSELF director of the theater at 7:30 p.m. in Morris profit on its performan- Wine Lovers group. The idea came to Dailey Auditorium. ces which chargea$7.50 TO THE DAY'S SPECIALlY Discover a un!que wino ciallar which offers you Study him one night when he There is no admission admission. All the selection from over 1500 cases of Bordeaux. was describing "thea- charge. goes German Rieslings. money back into Burgundies. Sherries. Madeira ter group. The idea Newsweek magazine production which costs Our buying methods allow you to save 20% or more. 1..A SAGN 81.1 0 came to him one night said, "The young peo- some $400 per show. Ion. A Thet's like having every 5th bottle at no coat. was describing If its the softness of an aging Bordeaux or a when he ple in El Teatro are The group's other in- l'ues. ROAST BEEF $1.05 "theater" to a group of full-bodied Burgundy. or a delleete fruity Mosellc or ski? full of racialpride, soc- come comes from its A ed. VEAL PARMIGIANA $1.2 your wine quail., !s assured biocaummtpersonally Here's the news all strikers. ial, and political fervor, newspaper and a film it 5 taste and select all of your seines in Europe. you students have been Said Valdez, and unlike many play- made entitled "I amJoa- rhurs. SAUSAGE SANDWICH g1.1 We will be happy to 00000 you waiting for. The lib "Before, it was impos- wrights, they know ex- quin." Among the film's 20 min. from Palo Alto Via 280 or 101 In. rary will, repeat will, sible to write about the actly what they mean." buyers was the United FISH & CHIPS 81.25 SO min. from Berkeley via 17 Mexican - American Using what Valdez lot St Exit to 170 Younger St San Jose be open during semester States Navy. sat. FRIED 81.75 realistically in English calls "actos" or short CHICKEN Write or phone 256-3111 for CATALOG break. or Spanish --he has no During the strike, 24 hr. answering Just think, you can skits, the Teatro drama- language--so I tizes the Teatro worked as apub- NOW ENJOY EUROPEAN WINE SELECTION study to your heart's 'pure' problems of lic-relations and fund- Growth thru reputation! relied on dramatic content and check out all Chicanos. As in the raising tool images." old Everyman morality and helped BEER & WINE the books you want Mon- bring more than $30,000 saalk According to the plays, each character 'Ay day through Friday from to Caesar Chavez's Nat- WITH YOUR MEAL! 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. But group's secretary, Lilly has a clear identity (def- Mejia, the Teatro ined ional Farm Workers' forget the weekends --it by signs, masks, Association. won't be open. You might accomplished two and props) and is pre- TAKE HOME SERVICE AVAILABLE CLEARANCE have to go skiing or things: it raised the sented with a clear Most of the group's q morale of the strikers something like that choice of destinies. members are, according instead. and it helped explain the The Teatro has to Ms. Mejia, "dropouts" political significance of changed since Delano. from California schools. 42aztan

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T07 P.M. 1PRI (111111AY IA TO 5 sAnnem Pd teats used noon in the spring January 12, 1972, Page 5 Public interest spots TV time obtained After several months limits of obscenity and public issues from dif- free speech campaign of negotiating with lo- libel. fering viewpointsand over a year ago in an cal broadcast media, the Baldwin said that, al- "hopefully will stimulate attempt to give the pub- SJS Committee for Open though the short broad- in-depth analysis among lic a true access to the Media has succeeded in casts will not allow real individuals" in the com- broadcast media, securing several "public in-depth analysis, they munity. Baldwin said. interest" broadcast will serve to air several Open Media began its spots. According to Dick Baldwin, an SJS graduate philosophy majorand coordinator for the San New media heads Jose branch of the open media organization, the group is presently con- tacting several special interest groups who want elected by staffs to participate in the ex- periment. l'hree ties', laces sill vertising manager to the Dorsey High School in Baldwin explained head the SJS news media Spartan Daily. the first Educational Op- that three Bay Area tele- next semester, after re- Pellerin and Herde- portunity Program. He vision stations are pre- cent staff elections. gen were formally ap- won a Phelan Award for sently involved in the Bob Pellerin, 21, a proved by the College Creative Writing and the open media program, in- senior journalism ma- Communications Board past summer interned at cluding KG0 (Channel 7), jor, was elected to the yesterday. radio KNX in Los An- KNTV (Channel 11), and editor-in-chief post of Pellerin, now Daily geles. Dave Thurber KTVU (Channel 2). the Spartan Daily. managing editor, is a These stations, Elected to head the graduate of Cabrillo Herdegen, 25, inter- Authentically Chinese Baldwin stated, have Radio and Television High School in Lompoc, ned at Creative Adver- agreed to televise "free News Center was Calif. He was sports tising Circle, a local Commenting on the latest 'China look' in in her mini version of the chi pao and and unedited messages Jerome Navies, 21, a editor and general re- advertising firm. He fashion are (from left) Buck-kuen Kao-chin Law in his authentic Mao from diverse community graduated from Cuper- senior from Los Ange- porter for the Lompoc Young in a mien ow, Ching-ching Hong jacket. groups" on an exper- les. Record the past four tino High School and at- imental basis beginning Jerry Herdegen, 25, summers. tended San Jose City this month. a senior, advertising ma- Navies came to SJS College and Foothill Ecology, taxes, pri- jor, was elected ad- from Los Angeles' College. 'Chinese look' unreal son reform, drugs, housing, and militarism may all be covered, Baldwin said, if enough people are willing to participate. Designers 'ignorant' According to Bald- win, the televised mes- By ALICE TUNG sages can be up to 50 jacket, padded with cot- The chi pao, distin nese craze in the fash- Daily Staff Writer ton silk blend for guished by its mandarin ion scene, Gin-wah Wong seconds in length, or New York about 100 written words. designers' warmth, and completed collar and slits down the criticized that "it is The participating sta- westernized "Chinese with a mandarin collar sides, is a modified tra- simply an exploitation of tions will tape them at look" might hit it big and buttons concealing ditional Chinese dress the Chinese culture." no expense to the pub- with Americans, but snap closings, explained originally created for "Yes, they're just lic, he added. certainly not with SJS Buck-kuen Young, occu- the small and slim figure making fun of us," request, he con- Chinese students. pational therapy major. of the Chinese women, agreed Young, "another No re- tinued, will be rejected "Mine is an authentic "The designers' Lam explained. continuation of ridicul- simply because it is con- Mao jacket made in ference to the mien ow "It has to fit her ing the Chinese. I won- troversial. Messages, China," emphasized in- as a 'Mao jacket' only snugly so as to accent der what's coming up however, are expected dustrial arts major Kao- signifies their ignor- her femininity, not baggy next, pigtails for men'?" to be within the legal chin Law as he showed ance," Young remarked. like what the model wore off his pocketed denim The unisex quilted in Life ...well, maybe chi pao for the Chinese creation. jacket, another product it's a EUROPE of People's China, us- pregnant," he chuckled TYPEWRITER "I'm wearing it be- RENTALS $220. - $275. 1?:1'. cause I want to iden- ually comes in navy, after a pause. From West Coast Fly brown or burgundy. "It "The chi pao also tify with Mao and Red Special Student One Way From $125 China," he pronounced. will never lose its pop- adds much grace and Flights All Year Long ularity because it's very charm to the wearer Rates Flights Also Available He also revealed that practical for cold and even though it might be Rental Purchase to Israel and theOrient 101.1 ,dinagc-.- the "Mao jacket" dis- dry winters," Young impractical and too for- Program For Information James Walker played in the "chopsuey mal for daily purposes," stressed. - Electrics Contact 365-8625 Jerome Navies, Radio-TV Daily ad manager, will be collection" on Seventh "I was completely commented artmajor E.S.E.P. Ave. in New York is turned off when I saw Ching-ching Hong. - Standards 801 Woodside Rd. News Center editor (left); heading up the SJS Fourth actually a mien ow. in Life a so-called chi "That's why I hem- - Portables Redwood City Bob Pellerin, Spartan Daily Estate this spring. The mien ow is a pao," engineering senior med up one of my chi ESEP-SJSC Members editor; and Jerry Herdegen, classic Chinese winter Wai-toe Lam jeered. paos so I can wear it Adding machines over pants for grubbing also around," Hong said while modeling her rose- dUstotedya KLOK DJ explains job colored tunic top for KEEP YOUR BODY BEAUTIFUL 111.116116 MIC660 6 Spartan Daily. 170 South Svc ongt St 266 2610 ASTOR'S Reviewing the Chi- FULL 5 MIN 3 5 0 Style counts in radio AUTO WASH The disc jockeys on art. style. came dressed in a navy- campus radio station "Style is the manner blue, double-breasted KSJS have hit the big Monday night, and method of perform- with black 732 So. 1st. 804 Lincoln KLOK sport jacket time as far as SJS is personality Clark ing what you say and leather boots, a brief concerned, but they are Anthony told the KSJS how you say it," Anthony tape of "Anthony in ac- El still on the lookout for broadcasters the impor- explained. tion" was played.

PREPARATION FOR FEBRUARY ways to polish up their tance of a disc jockey's The cliche "be your- The KSJS broadcas- self" applies to many ters chuckled as Anthony facets of life, including gave away prizes on the LSAT 40 radio. Anthony, a KLOK KLOK "dream wheel" announcer since last No- Ball's GRE ATGSB and told of Lucille New China class vember, explained the skiing acident. key to an announcer's He also described BEGINS JANUARY 15TH SJS Extension Se r - The class will be held voice is naturalism. one of his more painful The mid-morning 40 Preparation for testr required Ice admission to vices are offering a one daily from 8:30 a.m. to memories of broadcast- post-graduate schools. disc jockey on the San an es -girl unit business course en- noon. Students must be ing, when 41 Six -session coursosSmailer groups. titled "Industry in the Jose station said atti- friend visited him while Taped ieSSOnS for owlet,/ Cr unattended classes. of upper division stand- tudes are important, too. the air and 41 Course mate .al constantly People's Republic of he was on updated. ing to qualify for the He explained that a gen- memen- - Home study material prepared by experts Ifl each field. China" from Jan. 23 to returned all her 40 Jan 28. course. The cost is $19. eral attitude toward life toes. and a specific one to- 40 STANLEY H. KAPLAN ward one incident, is EDIICATIONA,_ 40 CENTER Since 1930 important. To introduce the na- In San Fr3nCISCO Bai Are:. (4051 275 8374 tie Midwesterner, whir E I/ 41 41 IA Lawyer to speak

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AT SATHER GATE mmti' Fit ,/age 6, January 12, 1972 / Sculpture, weavings 'Dirty Harry' Colorful art exhibit By CONNIE FUKUDA metal surface gives Sandy White's pri- -a good flick Daily Fine Arts Editor each work an aura of mitive mask macrame lightness. done in brown ropes By JIM MURPHY mance is so thorough An emphasis on Masks, body cov- has an ancient quality Daily Staff Writer that it's hard to try color, form and tex- erings and miniature to it, complete with and convince yourself ture dominate the How can you des- environments are feathers. cribe a film which that he's only acting. three exhibits in the woven into everything Grace Branch's My only hope is that College Union art gal- stars Clint Eastwood, imaginable by students "house of yarn" with has lots of action and Robinson won't be- lery which end today. of two beginning weav- hinged doors of color- come typecast in such Dave Adams' beautiful was filmed in San ing classes taught by ed yarn is, like many Francisco? roles. It would be a crystalline glass Candace Crockett and of the other works, tremendous waste. ,.works provide start- Professional, ex- Ted Hallman. beautifully done and citing and excellent. Director Don ling contrast to the The weavings were creatively made. Siegal has the advan- craft -like weavings. This aptly descri- done "as a means for One is amazed at bes "Dirty Harry," tages of previous ex- R u s Michaelsen, viewing fiber as a the quality of the weav- perience with East- who began with figur- now playing at the sculptural . . . art ings which were done Pruneyard Cinema in wood ("The Beguiled") ines in 1968, has form," John Carr, by art students with and working on a po- created chunky sculp- Campbell. C.U. gallery director, no experience in the Screenwriters lice film ("Madigan"). tures which look ama- explained. field prior to the show. This background helps zingly like crushed tin. Harry Julian Fink and A glaring riot of They have created, in R.M. Fink have put to- the film immensely, Using rope to color greets the gal- a limited way, a type gether a taut, violent and gives it the ne- create dents in his a- lery visitor where of delicate "sculpture" script about a mav- cessary grit and au- luminum and bronze some works are tra- Dave Adams' mas- erick San Francisco thenticity it needs. sculpture, Michaelsen ditional -looking (such ters show of glass - cop, Inspector Harry Aside from the u- has arrived at a dis- as crocheted vests) wares feature a com- Callahan (Eastwood) sual blood and gore, tinct differentiation of and others, an ab- bination of sculpture, and his personal duel though, emerges a surface texture. One straction of form. glass and electropla- Bill Noyes with a deranged killer story of two men act- could readily see the Most of the weav- ting. Shiny pinnacle (Andy Robinson) who ing outside the law, en- variation between the ings combine brightly - Most of Adams' calls himself 'Scorpio.' gaged in their own con- harsh indentations and hued yarn (blues, pur- works have a quasi - Rus Michaelsen's aluminum and bronze sculptures are one The killer is hold- flict. smooth metal. ples and reds) with metal look (done by of three exhibits in the C.U. art gallery. ing San Francisco at This is what Siegal Though Michaelsen such objects as bells, the electroplatingpro- The show, which seems to be empha- ends today, ransome ( $ 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 mutilates geometric feathers, sticks and cess) which becomes a also features weavings and glasswares. worth) and Callahan is sizing, with Scorpio forms, he has done beads. base for the glass sec- given the job of de- flaunting and defying this with precision and The non -loom tions. He welds bubbly livering the money to the law so he can en- care. One of his more techniques of crochet, forms with tubular him. gage in rooftop sni- obvious pieces is an knitting, macrame and protrusions to make As the film pro- ping, and Callahan aluminum pyramid- wrapping were used by strange plant - like Readers theatre play gresses, it becomes bending the law so he shaped work pock- the students. sculptures. clear why Callahan is can deal with Scorpio marked with scallop - called "Dirty Harry": on his own terms. In like dents. he takes on every dirty short, it's frontier Working with balls. stages job the police depart- justice, '70s style. blocks and Though the vio- rectangle Ireland to a ment passes along to of Abortion' huge triangles, all 'The him. lence may shock some, Michaelsen's pieces By KATHY DORAZIO "Dirty Harry" is one Daily Fine Arts Eastwood is once posses a massiveness Writer again his lean and la- film you shouldn't for weight. Despite Ireland, down to the conic self as Callahan miss. this quality, the light insane novel last accent, came off and it's a role which reflected off the shiny By PEGGY SOMERS last weekend in SJS's out the fits him well. In pre- Daily Staff Writer ever checks readers theatre pro- vious films, Eastwood "This novel is about "books" in this ego. duction of Sean library, but has played a loner, the romantic possibi- smoothing O'Casey's "Pictures man who handles * NOW OPEN * SARATOGA THEATRE does have an un- the 3,18. Big Basin Way lities of a public li- it In the Hallway. derstanding young man things his own way. State Book Shop's 867-3026 brary in California." The presentation him accept the books -- It's good to see NIGHTL Y A' 5 8 30 Pick up a copy of to covered the adolescent ECONOMY ANNEX and their often emo- on familar territory Dear Morn Richard Brautigan's years of Irish spokes- this film. Over 5,000 Used Books &Dad. tional authors - - 24 in Hans eons to Chicago "The Abortion: An man O'Casey. In a a day. Also worth notice to seek Fame and fortune Historical Romance hours little over two hours, is actor Robinson, who 9c 1 99c &CoBniroewInse Don't wait up. From this almost 1966," and be greeted his first job, love has the chilling part -Love,T.R. premise e- with this description of ridiculous affair and involvement of the psychotic State a positively insane volves an even more Book Shop Porcr8c,,,P,I.resP,esents in the struggle for Scorpio. His perfor- 389 S. First. Si.CY7-4797 novel. ridiculous plot. Funny Irish home rule are The "public li- thing, it's Just believ- T K BASKIN enough to keep encountered. Candice Bergen brary" mentioned is able Casey's life is seen actually a place in San the reader laughing at ALSO implications of a through the eyes of "been Francisco where au- the himself in the role of XEROX thors who never made romance between the the narrator, played down so long it, bury their unprin- 24 -hour librarian and by Michael Santo. It looks like ted manuscripts a beautiful would-be *3c EACH -- and the Through his facial ex- up to me" gracefully in the dust- authoress pressions, Santo is ST WANT DISCOUNTS. covered shelfs. subsequent Mexican 1.50 convincing as a sen- CAMPUS COPY Not that anyone abortion. timental onlooker ob- 273 E. San Fernando 295-7778 I suppose I could serving young Johnny Across From Centennial Hall say that this novel is Casside. AMATEUR TOPLESS TONIGHT a "lustful epic of the *Bring This Ad, Expires Jan. 31, 1972 Johnny Casside, Loose Sheets Only: Books 5c free love generation," typifying growing Every WEDNESDAY Nite but somehow the story Dave Hillman O'Casey, is played by ALL PARTICIPANTS RECEIVE 515" of an abortion, legal Michael Hawkins, or illegal, and how it Reflections Hawkins playing his PLUS $1000 affects the people in- part well, boyishly LATE FOR CLASS? WINNER ... $25 CONTRACT volved transcends this Michael Santo, (left) as "Pictures in the romps through the kind of characteriza- WE'LL PARK IT FOR YOU DANCE TO LIVE MUSIC Hallways" narrator, views Sean perils of maturation. THE tion. O'Casey's life. Robert Tott, (center), Maggie Munson as LOW RATES - 760 MTN. VIEW-ALVISO RD. Brautigan does not BRASS portrays O'Casey's brother Archie, while Mrs. Casside gives a 295-8968 1 FERIZE SUNNYVALE attempt to cheapen the slightly weak perfor- 734-1454 RAIL loss of the possibility Maggie Munson, plays his mother. mance. Miss Munson Snow Chains CAR of human life in a little portraying Mrs. green room in Tijuana, Rentals & Sales Oil Change You Don't Have To Leave but heightens it with Casside as a concer- Mature jazz album ned mother lookingout Brakes Fixed his down - to - earth for her son, could SILVA Campus to find out about descriptions. By VERN TEGGER have Tires Special to the Daily exhibited a bit more leaving town. He has also man- compassion. Batteries aged to capture a little Nat Hentoff, a noted jazz columnist and critic, The cast's simple Tune-up Professional Travel of the art so perfect- once wrote, "The goal of any jazzman is to find and drab peasant at- ed by Ernest Heming- and be himself in music." There is another term Service for Students tire together with their 78 SO. 4th, SAN JOSE way, of characterizing for this in jazz: maturity. display of Irish dic- Faculty & Staff a person by what he SINCE Lee Morgan, born in Philadelphia, has had tion made this a suf- Next to new "Burger Chef" LOWEST A/R FARES says. The short, terse quite an education on his horn. He has played ficient representation. 1936 TO ANY DESTINA T/ON descriptions aid the with Coltrane, Curtis Fuller, Art Blakey and mood of survival in a Dizzy Gillespie. Eurail Passes society too over- He made his first loud noise in recorded THE Charter Flights SPARTAN whelming to even jazz with the album "Sidewinder," and has led NEWEST "IN FASHION" LOOK bother paying attention his own group for several years. His new album Wear Them ! Display Them ! Collect Them ! Trade Them ! *Student Stand- by TRAVEL MART to. on Blue Note, "Live at the Lighthouse," is truly an experience. Cards/ Tickets Downsirrs Colloge Unoon "The Abortion," These, plus many more Morgan has matured, both in his playing and Never a Service Charge 257 40,0 is available at the AUTHENTIC too numerous to show! Mon Fr., 910 5-30 Spartan Bookstore. as a leader. There are none of his own charts on this album. All but one are by members of his Army, Navy, Marine LIG band. Official Government Issue Bennie Maupin on tenor sax has heard a lot of Coltrane and this comes out in his playing. THEE His ideas,however, are all his own. The rest MILITARY of the band does not back them up; instead, they are all individuals working together. If you like good sophisticated jazz, this band PATCHES ,cnzzirazi, PLACE #.0 cooks. ORDER NOW .40VU'"11.) it . 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The Spartans still two league losses, the Jerry Pender, a 6-3 Fresno, the Spartan might be without the ser- hoopsters will return SJS varsity cagers try senior guard, is Fres- vices of forward-center to find some solace when no's leading scorer with home for an inportant Leon Beauchman. in- seven -game homestead. they travel to meet the a 23.4 average. jured three games ago Fresno State Bulldogs Center Neil McCoy, During that time, the with a severe ankle Spartans will host PCAA Friday night in Selland who was once recruited sprain, who is S.1S' lead- Arena. by SJS but opted for the foes Long Beach State, ing rebounder and San Diego State, UOP, Currently riding a Bulldogs, is helping his scorer. two-game losing streak team a great deal with L.A. State and UC Santa (and a 22 game PCAA a 14.2 average and 10.2 Beauchman is cur- Barbara. SJS will open skein) following losses rebounds a game. rently hitting at a 15.8 the lengthy series with to UC Santa Barbara and "Fresno State is good clip, the only Spartan to contests against Cali- L.A. State last weekend, and they are improving," be in the top 17 PCAA fornia and USF, starting the Spartans will try to continued Guevara. "I scorers. Leon is also Jan. 22. rebound against the Bulldogs, a team con- Watch the face sidered weaker than Fall to Valley State Gary Pederson of the SJS wrestling Wrestlers closed out the fall semes- SJS's first two foes. team applies a a come -from behind win "Fresno State is a facehold on his op- ter with good ball club," said ponent during a recent practice. The against Stanford last Saturday night. head coach Ivan Guevara. "They don't have the depth most of Gymnasts tumbled the PCAA teams have." Something the Spartans There are two philo- The SJS gymnas- their meet with Valley Wrestlers rally for tie can be thankful for. sophies in gymnastics. tics team continued to State. The Bulldogs, cur- One, that the more ex- acquire experience The next competi- Although winless in Spartans accomplished setting up Jackson's had to wrestle in the rently 5-7 after split- perience the better the Friday night as they tion for SJS will be dual meets, the SJ Spar- just that in gaining a finale. 167 weight class, despite ting their initial PCAA gymnast. The other, were defeated by San roadtrips against Los tan wrestlers proved 22-22 standoff with Stan- "I'm really pleased his own 150 pounds. The contests last weekend, that the less,competition Fernando Valley State Angeles State on Jan. last Saturday night that ford. with the way we are gutty Escobar extended sport anAll-America the better the gymnast. 145.50-136.65 in Spar- 21, followed by a meet. they are a team that New heavyweight wrestling," said coach the heavier Stanford man tan gym. with Cal State Fuller- refuses to quit. Donnell Jackson, in his Terry Kerr. "Every - for almost the entire ton on Jan 22. The Faced with the seem- second meet since the on the mat match, before getting Although Steve L.A. will time we go Sinsel managed to meet with ingly impossible task of end of the football sea- we are wrestling tough." pinned in the final set. be optional competi- winning their last three his man for Indians, The Spartans take a claim the top all- Fullerton is son, pinned Against the for the tion while matches in order to gain the necessary points in the Spartans also got break for finals before Swimmers win around position compulsory competi- a tie in the meet, the match of the performances resuming competition Spartans, the perfor- the final winning and tion. night to gain the tie. from Oscar Trevino and Jan. 21 in a match mances in rings Both compulsories Dean against Sacramento parallel bars were not Theatre Freshman Jim Lucas. strong enough to and optionals are rOX Prescott at 177 and Pete Also deserving State, Humbolt State and weighed heavily in, 1.0 SO FIRST *53 in close contest greatly increase the SAN JOSE 293 MC' Abu SI OM Murchison at 190 praise from Kerr was Oregon College at PCAA competition. Arcata. The season for the Spartans during a team score. pounds, won by decision, senior Joe Escobar, who recent meet against SJS swim team took a Strong areas for SPECIAL DISCOUNT turn for the better Fri- Chico State. SJS continued to be DARLING day as they defeated Another first for vaulting and floor ex- FACULTY the Spartans was by Cal State Hayward 59- ercise. The perfor- STUDENTS RUGa dugclo,boo hoo 54 at Hayward. Gary McDowell in the mance of all-around LILY five 100 yard freestyle. ALUMNI The SJS Rugby Club scored nine Spearheading the Capturing man Bill Barnwell was Bacher 12 seconds This Saturday the Just present your wishes it could chalk points. The second late Spartan rally was firsts and enough to aid the Spar- the Spartans showed Spartans travel to San tans in defeating staff or ASB card AND up Saturday's contest side is now 1-0-1. Steve Zanetell, who Diego for a three way with the Seahawks With its confidence scored the only SJS their strongest Valley State in that MOVIE & STILL strergth in diving with meet against San Diego event. BARBRA Rugby Club in the win still unabated, the 5.15 try and had the mis- State and U.C. San 'Cameras Projectors column but instead it'll first side will play host fortune of mishandling the performance of Bob Woodliff who Diego. According to as- Supplies Equipment STREISAND have to go as another to the San Francisco the ball when driving According to coach sistant coach Doug learning experience. C 1 ub second over the goal with the claimed two first DEVELOPING Olympic meter Mike Monsees, San Hills, "This was the Aided by numerous side Saturday at I p.m. would-be trying score places in three -PRINTING . diving. Diego State has yet best team perfor- IN SJS penalties, the Sea- on the Spartan soccer in the final six min- to get it's first win mance of the season." hawks won 13-9 in Fel- field. The second team utes. Adding to the Spar- and is eager for this This was the first dual Can joJe ton to drop the Spar- will follow in a 3 p.m. tan strength were Ed meet. meet for the Spartans tans' record to 0-2. meeting against the Samuels and Fred "We're improving although SJS has par- HELLO The SJS second Stanford thirds. SJS booters Belcher who took first in quite a few events" ticipated in many in- Camera Chop second respec- team, however, re- The Seahawks jump- and commented Monsees. vitationals prior to 245 SOUTH FIRST . mained undefeated as ed to a quick 6-0 lead tively in the 200 yard "We have a greater DOLLY it throttled the San against the SJS first side fete stars freestyle event. depth of swimmers." Francisco Rugby Club with "a couple of cheap The SJS soccer Contributing addi- Monsees had ear- fours 13-0 as Lou penalties" according to awards banquet will be tional points to the SJS lier stated that diving Spartan coach Keith held tonight at 7 o'clock effort was Ben Van should prove to be a Lansley. in the Umunhum Room of Dyke who again se- strong area for the OPEN MIDNIGHT "It was a much bet- the College Union. The cured a win in the 200 team and he is con- ter Seahawk team than banquet is open to the yard butterfly event. fident that it will be Every NighO we had ever seen be- public. Cost of the din- Van Dyke also secured in the contest in San We'll Professional Pharmacists fore," said Lansley. ner is $3. a win in butterfly for the Diego. make Anthony D Compaq., Jr , Ownr your MODERNE DRUG picture a CO. mismatched thousand Second and Santa Clara Streets Frosh cagers It was a case of mis- and the Spartababes last year's team which USF's freshman, Jan. others. Phone 293-7500 matches and resulting were outscored by 20 reached the state junior 25, has a rematch with San Jose lack of rebounding last points. college playoffs. Stanford Jan. 28, and weekend for the SJS In addition to Stan- Russ Palmer, 6-6 meets Merritt Junior IN freshman basketball ford's 71-45 rebound center, topped SJS scor- College Jan. 29. The squad, as they dropped edge, the SJS cagers ing with 20 points, while first two games will be a pair to the Stanford were forced into 32 turn- De La Fuente popped-in at San Jose Civic, while frosh and Merced Col- overs by a good Stan- 17. The Spartababes the latter three will be lege. ford full -court press. were again defeated on played at Spartan Gym. Student Unom The Spartababes, in SJS got up only 71 shots the boards, although no Room 151 the 95-69 loss to Stan- compared to Stanford's official rebounding sta- The Biggest & Best ford Friday night, faced 101. tistics were kept. "the best team we've Once the Indians Guard Ray Hill hit faced all year," accord- started pulling away in for 15 points in the los- ing to second-year coach the second half, they ing effort. Spaghetti Feed Dave Waxman. forced SJS into catch- The frosh team takes In Town "We were ahead for up style ball with more a break in the schedule turnovers as a result. until Jan. 22, when they ALL YOU CAN EAT most of the first half; $1.00 it was the best we've Rudy De La Fuente, meet the California WANTED SECOND ONE HALF PRICE played all year," said 6-4 forward, led the frosh in a 6 p.m. pre- with 20 liminary to the varsity TUESDAY & Waxman. SJS, 4-5 on Spartababes WEDNESDAY FROM 6-8 the season, trailed 37-31 points and 17 rebounds. contest. SpaghettiGarlic Bread & Salad at the half. SJS' other forward, Bill "We've been spend- But Stanford came Anastus, had his best ing a great deal of time C USED BOOKS 1001 S. FIRST ST. 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POE BOTH MEN f womeN,ANIP AN ALL-AROUND 000D TIM&. between 10th & 11th Streets f momemumimmall Creative learning Program works with local children richment project was To establish an in- nardi, A.S. Council Grades three through Trace Elementary ces, or leave a letter If the project is suc- ural safety of the build- formal education situ- member. six of the Trace Elemen- School, and parents in with their name andadd- cessful at Trace, it will ings, Leonardipointed organized. ation where SJS students Small classes will be tary School of San Jose the community. ress, the course they be expanded to other out. "We hope to offer a and elementary school organized with parents are participating in the Presently the advi- would like to teach and schools in the district, In order to solve the supplement to the formal children can develop and SJS students acting first program which sory board, comprised its format. he noted. resulting problem of classroom approach to creatively is one pur- as teachers. Subjects should begin in Feb- of five SJS students and Potential is un- The program got space for students, the education by using crea- pose of the newly -organ- ranging from music and ruary. The project is five community mem- limited, Higgin s said. started after the board schools went to a double tive techniques and by ized Neighborhood En- languages to arts and being set up in cooper- bers, is looking for per- As long as there are of education of the San session where some stu- presenting a variety of richment Project, crafts to printing will ation with the San Jose sons who would like to persons who are willing Jose Unified School Dis- dents attend in the morn- subjects to be taught," according to Itudi Leo- be offered. Unified School District, work with the children to teach, there will be trict took action to close ing and some in the Leonardi declared. as teachers. children who want to all or part of sixteen afternoon. "The scope of this Interested persons learn. The group is di strict schools that After talking to par- program will be limited may contact Tom Hig- arranging for a house were in violation of the ents in the community only by the degree of gins, director, or Rudy where classes could Field Act of 1933 which "who felt that something involvement of its parti- Potpourri Leonardi in the A.S. offi- be held. pertains to the struct- was lacking," the en- cipants," he concluded. - By JIM MURPHY This past weekend, Now it's the winter of mented on the combin- I went out and saw Walt 1971-72. Have values ation of "gooey" senti- Spartan Daily Classifieds Disney's "Lady and the toward the film changed ment and stark terror, SHREDDED Tramp." any? and generally regarded ANNOLIN(11111iNI, FOAM RUBBER 35C per FOR RENT -2 bdrm furn apt Neat. MODERN 2 8 3 bdrm lurn eels CASANOVA CAL! happy birthday baby pound Any emoted. 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Also blks from campus 287-0797 & discuss year FSL 200 5 Look Nevada bindings mation, nostalgia value, ment. The parents may Meanwhile, "Lady Water Sofas, modern furniture, tapita l3Opm CU,Pacifica Rot $90 Poles 52" $5, boots Le Trap- STUDENT WANTED to share 3 bdrm WANTED. Friendly girl to share tries Ask about our NRO policy per 4 bb le and a change of pace wear bellbottoms and and the Tramp" is still 7 1/2 $10. S hole. urturn apt with two grad students n.ce house on 14th 60/mu Beginning MEN'S USED BOOTS. Sine 11, goi 1 294-1455 1/2 515 from such films as "The pant suits, but the film flashing away on the 657-2598 aft Spin Off callus $66/mo. Call 294-5365 Feb I, 1972 Call 294 3432 anytime cond 1 pr Swiss heavy -duty mntneer ing boots, $10 1 pr Andle-high work French Connection" and attracts them and their silver screen, oblivious SHAKLEE CUSTOM made down sleeping bags Ecologically Sound: MALE: Roomoomwithkitclsenpriv acr MALE STUDENT- Own room in large boots, 55 I pr Spanish -made Sum "Straw Dogs." children just the same. to changing fashions and Western Mountaineering 494 W Son street front Adrn Bld 550 mo 279 house $50/mo Fore blocks from mer trail boots. $3 Call evenings Home Cleaners Basic H, Basic L Carlos The usual number of The critics, who usu- unkind critics. Probably Food Supplements Instant Protein. E San Fernando Ask for Jim Rrn 19 campus 298-3738 275-0292 plain & with powdered cocoa beans 293-9914 kids were there at the ally ignore re-releases, 70 years from now, it Cosmetics, beauty aids & personal ADORABLE COLLIE-KESHOUND le STUDENT RENTALS 16mrn B&H mod 70DR w/10, 25 & theater, probably seeing would probably make the will still make its care items male puppy. Sable, S weeks, $20. GIRLS: 2 bdrm furn apt. $150. Furnished Houses: 3 & 4 Bedrooms 75 wirn lens I6mm BAN filmsound the film for about Phial. 297-3856 259-4480. 451 5 10th St, 1/2 blk S.M. 11 am- 2 Baths 385C Proi Splice 'edit equipment the same comments about appearance, entertain- John 6 Mary Rhoades 2pm blt in kitchen Furnished Apts & Studios 371-1730 third or fourth time. It the film now as they ing audiences with its PENTAX H 3v 35mm camera with 1 Ix 2 bedrooms 55min f 1 8 lens. Originally $290 CANE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT EXCEPT, nicely furn one bdrm apt Rental Specialists since 1955 was the second time for did in 1955. Time simple and sentimental Now $135. Honeywell light meter SERVICES THE PROBLEMS? P/R mgr & /w- Lots of closets Quiet $130 garbage Borelli Realty, 295 No 10th I f and case included Esc cond. D me, as I had seen the magazine, in its review story of dogs amidst a rists needed for new recycling cen- & wtr. incl 463 S. 7th Apt 04 Call 297-2410 275-05% Incl. 499 S film when it was first of July 11, 1955, said world of humans. ter. Bab c/o Recycling Ass of Armr 7th Phone 295-5362 AUTO INSURANCE- No driver re phone 287-9003 or 371-8880. ROOM FOR RENT, Non-smoker. L roe fused Low Monthly Rate Quick released in the summer that "whimsy is It's a nice thought to REDWOOD TABLES unfinished, par- ROOM, common kitchen in a step kg. house moire. rm. in quiet area. Linens Rate Comparison lully seasoned, $7.50. 2944562. 96 S 17th. 575 incl. util. & rent of 1955. ahead of whamsy,"com- ponder. TALENTED Songwriters, Musicians, furn Refrigerator avail. $50/mo low cost MOTORCYLE INSURANCE Singers and Groups wanted by Music red for work. 293-9884, 295-7441 293-2711 CLEARANCE SALE Evertyhing in Annual Coverage up to 100cc $26.00, Publishing Record Production Firm to 126 on 830, to 175 cc $34, to 330cc store on sale thru January. Up to BEAUTIFUL QUIET NEIGHBOR- 14081 292-2222 APT, FOR RENT -Available for $36, to 750 cc $54 Dawd Towle 241- 75% off Clothes Horse Boutique 36$ HOOD. 2 bdrm. unfurnished apts.. Spring Block from campus -for 2 First St pool & patio. Near bus, shops & 3900 HAVE ROOM for one more indi- or 3 people. $150/mo Call 286- WE Volley Fair. Adults, no pets 243- or couple in our Ski Cabin 3514 after 3 pm Genny 'RENT A TV OR STEREO $10 per vidual STERO COMPONENTS. 120 Watt amp 32% or 296-1123, in North Shore Tahoe Also ski month. ft tttttt ic, no contract. se/Scratch & Rumble filter. AM/FM UPPER DIV. GIRL -apt Fire chief boots For Sale Lange Pro's sire 9 practically to Eschiste 251-2594 tells Stereo receiver Full size G d 10 1 BORM. apts. for rent Clean, nice herself across from campus. 560/mo. Med leather buckle boots $80. turntable w/curing device and dust 293-9884 kitchens, bathrooms. $125 per month. 405 S. 8th 05 293-6220. Anne or TYPING -Term pews, etc.. exper- 1/2 Med. $20. Call John cover. 11 speaker air suspension sys- 751 S. 2nd St. 393-7798. Frances ienced and fast. Phone 2694674 or 867-4032 tem 2 weeks old Value over $275 Need cash $185 or best offer Phone 147 UNITS 4 Swimming Pools GAR- GET SKIED AVAILABLE JAN. 15 near college EXPERIENCED THESIS TYPIST Elec- 251-4092 DEN VILLA APARTMENTS Neat - ec-Mostrs-Reporto Mri snow Winter Carnival Semester break (Jan. Girl to share furnished room Every- t, thing new All utilities paid Clean -Quiet. Studio Apts.-sep dres- Temberg 1924 Harris Ave., San Jose 23-281 Squaw Valley STEREO, Panasonic Console AM/ kitchen of privileges sing rm. SOMETHING SPECIAL - Telephone: 371-0395 deficiencies 550 month 797-4057 FM 20 watt amp. & turntable. 1 yr. Dbl. Studio convertible to 1 bdrms; 2 EUROPEAN TOURS JUNE 24 TO AUG- from pg. 1. fire safety improve- old New $120 Sell $50. Konica dressing rms. 2 baths, kit and dining Con't. desirable district. UST 6. FLY TO EUROPE FROM EXPER FAST, Accuride Typing & Auto S-2 camera. New $125. Sell WINTER CARNIVAL rot; accomodates 4 adults. Well - Sapena also said in- Schierenberg ments OAKLAND AND BACK. See Amster- Editing Ex -English Teacher, IBM re- without the prior $75 or best offer. Larry or Pail Five days of fun in the snow for lighted d parking. night dam, Athens, Rome, London, Pares, secur- Electric Typewriter Call Mary Bry spections are needed vealed the College Union recommendation of the 295-5444 everyone. ity patrol, close to bus -line, shipping, Florence, Venice, Innsbruck, and ner at 244-6444, after 530 P.M G./S; $105 and up 1319 Sunny Court because people not edu- is "occupied illegally." state fire marsha. Scandinavia. Cruise of Greek Island; frso'r; SJ; 297-1200. SPEED READING -We ouarantm to at cated in the fire safety He explained last minute He added, "It's hard ferry boat to Norway, train through FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED $42. the Alps. Contact Dr Lows. in tutor - least double your speed with own. 50/mo 1 block from campus Cell ROOMMATES WANTED: field can be careless architectural changes in enough for the state fire ials in bldg. R or cell 375-8844 2 -Own rms. 80% comprehension Learning Fowl- DRIVER WANTED 30'. to 50.. com- 294-3089 2 mi from campus, big house with papers and other (evenings/. Tentative price $1275. in nice &hone 296-3224 doors, railings and exit marshal to get money." mission good earnings 9 11 AM neighborhood, $60 ea. p/rno. & 1/4 Ice Cream Co 358 Moni FOR RENT- combustibles. signs left the building Schierenberg said Tropical Bdrm turn. apt. Neat, phone and elec. bill. Call 926-1830 FAST, ACCURATE, experienced ,111'8,1 'Si 297-4228 clean, ty, gomery St next to campus on So. 10th post, can edit Four miles from "And don't forget, the deficient in meeting SJS, like all state facil- St cam- Call 252-2243 after 5 p.m. PRIVATE ROOM IN ROOMINGHOME pus Mrs Asian!. 298-4104 state fire marshal is state fire safety codes. ities, carries only MUST SELL BEFORE XMAS) '66 FEMALE Vocalist wanted for estab with kitchen privileges 22 S. Iffh. appointed by the gover- In declaring the "state" fire insurance. Dart GT Air, AT, PS., RH. 2 yr. lished Rock Group 293-3832 or HOUSE FOR RENT Furnished. Close From $55 Call Max: 293-9844. PHOTOGRAPHY DONE: Weddings, warranty & 2 yr. FREE oil change 783-7787 to 5.25 4 bdrms Available Feb copying, brochures, banquets, enter- nor. If he comes up building "illegal" some He explained that pre- VICO Andy 286-1657. 1st Call 226-2565 eves Single rm WANTED: STUDENT MALE). 2/4 tainers, portraits DJ -275-0596 with suggestions that are two years ago, Schieren- miums for commercial COUNSELOR. Live in male. To work rental possible. for 2 -bed apt Furnished, air condit NEED someone to change trans in my part of full time with Juvenile ct garbage and water paid for. $50 no. Clean those dirty rugs & shine those going to cost too much berg sent letters to the fire insurance at SJS dull floors '68 VW during Christmas vac. No wards. Salary plus room & board. APARTMENT-FURNMHED Must be cool. Spidermen 297-2243 before the holidays Not after 5 more Min a flour (+0*Mo:1th nee* the governor will find Chancellor and others would be "so high they gerry-builders. Ph. 2534786, Gary Because of Youth, Home for Boys 1 BEDROOM, FURNISHED 140.00 clean CHOICE al dry rugs. Cell after a new fire mar- seeking 269-1225 1 BEDROOM, UNFURN 115.00 APARTMENT available to 200 at 298- himself to correct the would almost be prohib- BEAUTIFUL ALFA ROMEO CON- responsible tenants Ideal 0225- Very reasonable STUDIO FURNISHED 10500 for couple, shal,- Sapena remarked. itive." Any fire losses VERTIBLE $750 1962 New engine, upper division or faculty Tile deficiencies. "ATTRACTIVE S SHAPELY COED'S DELUX 2 BEDROOM 180.00 bath, top, dual webers 292-9967 Ask for kitchen etc References. Sapena also said that "It has taken them at SJS would be paid WANTED" for soon to be opened pho- CALL 295-7438 Close to MATHEMATICS TUTORING( Robert though district Jack tographers studio Models needed at college. $125 294-2149. M Vogt. PhD., Mathematics . For most even about two years to com- for by the state. 1$5 per 172 hr 1 For more into. courses at State Phone: AROUND THE CORNER from SJS. 377-7984 fire marshals, like ply --this is the patience CHEVY '56. Automatic trans 4 -door Call 941-2655- -948-4623 APARTMENTS FOR RENT: 1 Bdrin SJS hasn't had a 3 nice studio apt Gir Is only. Seen sedan Good radio $75 or best Euro $14000 1 Eldrrn Furn. $115.00 TYPING, Schierenberg. are civil we have to have," the major fire for at least at 255 So 12th SI from 10 to 6 ALTERATIONS, SEWING offer Call eves 238-0873 CARTOONIST WANTED to prepare Studio Furs $10500 Call 295-7438 2874355 across parking lot on 4th. service workers, an fire marshal remarked. 10 years, but Stanford simple set of children's drawings

'62 VW DELUX CAMPER. Porsche Contract fee paid. Apply and send rooms, men, cheerful, airy, wall to DANCERS TOPLESS. Wanted for full over -zealous district Bollinger said there was struck by 23 arson wall carpet Furnace heat TYPING green, gas heater New clutch & sample to Advertise.. 1485 Redwood Quiet or part time Amateur every Wed 4055u 11th St Term Papers. Manuscripts. etc marshal can find him- is little chance for him fires in fiscal year 1970 - shocks. 23,000 miles on engine Best Dr., Los Altos $15 for all part $70 for winner offer See at 75 S 7th St 293-7018 Double Spaced Page $ 50 self transferred to a less to get state funding for 71. HOUSE- WOMEN. Will accomodatte Single Spaced Page SI 00 STUDENTS INSIDE TICKET SALES. FAR OUT HOUSE. Has 2 rooms for Has fireplace Large, rooms Car- 377-2471 VW 411 Deluxe bus with full sunroof. Start imrned. $1.75 hr Apply in rent $75/mo including util & kit port. 406 So. 11th '63 newly rebuilt eng . sleeps 2 asults. person 290 S. 1st Son Jose. Part priv. 295-7441 or 2934884 TYPING IN 4 kids $ storage $600 aft 3pm or full time MY HOME. Fast, accur- 227-7568 ROOMMATE WANTED. Female to ROOMS IN HOUSE to rent Females ate, minor editing Mrs Baxter, 1330 share clean 1 bdrm opt directly or married couples preferred. 5 mu No PHONE GIRLS for real estate co. part Bascom Auntie, Apt 910 Phone. across from Duncan Hell $65 50/mc from SJS. Call 274-1211 244-6581 65 1 -BIRD VS. Hidden auto con- time, no selling 52.50 hr 5-9 pm. Crazy Dennis vertible.Power window $ steering M -F Call after 503 961-2405 Non-smoker preferred 297-3779 and NEED MALE OR FEMALE to shore New disc brakes Clean 01,095 YOUR PAPER READ. house $48/rno & utilities 137 Wiled law John, 295-9753 modest hoc Joe, CLEAN UP MAN. 3 hn per day 1 BORM, opts for rent Clean, nice Pk 10th Call 295 5564 210-1022. Make own hours 7 days par week. kitchens, bathrooms $125 per month '69 FIAT, 124 opt coupe, perfect Apply at GARLIC FACTORY 1001 S. 151 S 2nd St 293-77% TYPING-Term papers, one block from condition, $1,795 Phone 317-0846 campus Reasonable rates 294-7033 1st 293-9316 ID)? AND 'OUST f (or Lampus Ext 2612) ROOMS, MEN, cheerful, airy, wall to - - wall carpet Furnace hoot Quiet the stretch on ASSISTANT MANAGER, Married stu- FOUND One small main boys Racing Green. black puppy IRANSPORIaliON '67 PAGII-GT British apt. 1 bdrm, pool, 406 So 11th Wire wheals $1200 Chevy II '62, dent couple. Free on 7Ih and San Fernando Thurs morn for Me ckities. 470 S. 11th 01 287- Al: $300. 225-6358 after 6:30 to campus Call bldg K betw 85 294 6416 Your TWA Campus and a shotgun type wea- out your hero worship 7590 BORM HOUSE. close FLYING SOON? Cont, from pg. 1. $350 per month. Lease required until .21211 Rep. Bruce Freemen can help yeti pon capable of firing ten and go out and get a FUNKY '61 FORD WAGON. LA. to end of Spring semester. Call: 287-4900 make your GETAWAY Fly at 1/3 How does such a thing work with cars? Here's your baby! 1/2 blk. to TWA YOUTH PASSPORT rubber bands at once. .45 Magnum and con- HO LI SIN(' to inspect 2 bdrm. apt. off with a manage to sustain in- As is $75 or best offer 2894855 campus. W/w carpeting. Elect. kit. and take up to 24 months to pay with However, this affair has sider yourself a big $160 per ow Call 287-4900 or 295- a fro* TWA GETAWAY CARD. Call 2-B0M. FURN, APT. 1/2 blk. from I MAKE CAST GOLD AND SILVER terest for the partici- stud." HONDA 1970 a 330. Sol up for the 7010 267-9666 for info or 297,1700 for lasted all semester and campus Quiet Ideal for serious stu- wedding bands and other Jeweir v. all street Asking $550-a fair and rea- reservations pants? They begin to his mind meanderings dents $190 per/mo. Uhl. incl. 287- one of a kind. If you have Instead, be a sonable price Call Ken. 287-8263. GIRL ROOMMATE WANTED unusual take it seriously. Crazy make- 0701 anytime desires in this area call me at 354 - about it are quite ex- Close to campus. Nicely furnished EUROPE -ISRAEL - EAST AFRICA believe stud. It might ECONOLINE. 6 cyl., auto 8804 or come by Old Town in Los Dennis has quite a few 89 FORD Only $43.75 per rm. 427 So. 5th St One way and round trip student flights tensive. paneled. 50,003mi Excellent FOR RENT! I. 2, & 3 bdrin Apt. Gatos afternoons Wednesday through not be as much fun, trans.. 1111 297-2737 Inexpensive student camping tours opinions on motivation "Guns played a part coot $1,775 335-4865 wive carpets. AEK w/pool. $115, $150, Wortley. George Lerimore Berger notes, but causes throughout West and East Europe, in- for the "war." $180 p/mo Centrally located 3' 2 GIRLS to share 2 bdrm. farm. apt. at one time in our soci- !roles from campus Just off Almaden cluding Russia SOFA agent for in less harm generally. '65 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE MS. Call $60 per my 426 S. 119h 06. Pool, SNOW JOB "Ego trips -John Eapry 2445 Rinconade Or Mgr Apt ter European student charter flights ety, just like swords. mornings or evenings 255-2713. Upper Die. or Grad Preferred. Call Get yours Winter Carnival booth or Wayne Cl, No children or pets Unfurnished. Contact ISCA 11687 San Vicente Blvd can shoot a guy Today, fencing is very "Not only do you Carole. 293-2459 Student Affairs Business office Suite 04 L A Calif 90040 TEL 12131 bus with full sunroof, Call before 9 FM 266-1613 Minot in a movie and get away VW '61 Deluxe 8265155. structured. It's a sport. never get to use a .45 adults. area, conducive for studious indivi- '63 newly rebuilt cog., sleeps 2 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to share JOBS EUROPE guaraMmd & salaried- with it," Berger con- storage $600 aft 3pm 227-7568 duals. England, Switzerland, year-round, The actual use of guns Magnum, likeRobert 4 kids & house in Los Gatos w/2 others. $83.00 RIDE WANTED young people 18-29 General help lot from Contra Costa tends. Though people & util Pets OK. 354-2750 County to San Jose State by the everyday person Redford in a movie, the 61 FORD PANEL VAN, all or parts. 1 GIRL TO SNARE turn flat in house Class hotels For details &application For Spring term Share are taught to admire the has disappeared. This thing's dangerous as Custom interior camper 272 VS se/2 others. Own huge Wm. SBO/mo send $1 00 to Jobs Europe Dept C expenses 937-3248 John Waynes, "we can't engine. Good body. 926-1630 275-0230 Sue or Terre. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED $42 Box 44188 Panorama City, California is good and yet the well. Only with harm- 50/mo 1 block from campus Call 91402 emulate John Wayne. fascination has re- less devices such as a 71 HONDA 350 CB. Green. Co-signed. ROOM FOR FEMALE in well or 294-8331 Still owing house $60 month, in- The only way to do it mained." now stuck with payments gonized Co-op ROOMMATE WANTED. Female to $40 REWARD: Brown Schwinn Girl's If this fascin- rubber band gun can you 264-2789 aft utilities 293-9884 is to get a harmless ation didn't exist, Crazy really emulate to any $897. Will sell 5600. cludes share clean I bdrm apt directly bike stolen from in front of Cent weapon." 6 p.m. across from Duncan Hall. $67.50/mo. Hall Call Pauline. 286-6597 No Dennis explains, movies degree what the movie NEWLY REMODELED room withkitch Non-smoker preferred. 297-3779 Questions Being an art major, YAMAHA SO. $50 Slight carburetor priv. for rent 4 Wks to SJS Very CLASSIFIEDS with heroes who employ hero does on the screen. Most Sell. Call Jill: problem. clean and quiet Non-smoker only NEEDED-Male/Female roommates, NEED BREAD? Thousands need your Crazy Dennis is doing Spin) guns wouldn't have a high Thus the rubber 295-7332 (around $65/ino 287-3125 won room in house mar LIS. Prof whole blood and plasma, SI 00 Bonus his masters thesis on upper die. 3 lg. rms, S62 50 per/mo with student ID on first visit Cali popularity. band battle winds down. '62 Good Condition. adult toys. His reper- VOLVO P-11100 YOUNG PHYSICIAN requires place to 1 sin rm $50 per/mo. 213 S. 12th forma Blood Bank Foundation, 35 S "It's far more sen- Crazy Dennis and the $700 or trade for newer model VW rest while covering night call Rent Almaden Ave (Opposite Greyhound Call 475-2694 day or eve. toire includes aircraft sible and safe to get a boys near the end of their bus by month, will pay telephone costs ROOM FOR FENIAL E Share home near Bus Station) Phone 294-6535 plus mod fee for place lo sleep Los Gatos, $85 month 265-4564 and you guessed it, rub- gun you can really enjoy Standard conflicts and, at last, 'SI RAMBLER AMERICAN 14151 347-3232 POETRY WANTED for anthology In ber band guns. He has $125 266-8663 using, like a rubber band can see "the light at the Shift $4513/me. Share 2 bdrm modern fore clod* stamped envelope. Idlewild developed a six shooter, gun, than to 3-BORM APTS. Pool, AEK, Shag car- apt 2 blks from SJSC Own room, Press, 1507K Olympic, LosAngeles try to take end of the tunnel." '70 YAMAHA 390 Street Like new. pet, paneled 98% deposit return SPARTAN pool, pram Ph 298-1333 anytime Calif 90021 Sign insurance over 5400. Includes record Look before you decide helmet Super Clean. Murry 275- 470$ 11th Phone 287-7590 APT. FOR RENT. 2 bdrm w/w carpet, UNPLANNED PREGNANCY? Cali 0254 furnished AEK $155/mo Near SJS Birth Control Institute 287-3487 CHRISTIAN GAL NEEDS 1 or 2 Phone 295.0506 SPORTSCAR FAN? Must sacrf cute, Christian roomis to share lovely WILL THE GUY who thinks he has my I 35 mpg, Sparta well maid. '68 Fist Spyder Guide 2 bdrm apt mar campus $75 or gimmicks, bike please call back No ROOMMATE NEEDED for 1 bdrm Grades go new top, clutch, radials, am -fin radio, $60 respectively 326-9421 apt in Newport Beach 1/2 block from No questions @Oriel, Pauline 286-8597 book Eng perfect Lone's, tools and beach with Balboa Bay view Neer offer 926-5413 TODAY $1100 ROOMMATE WANTED male or female UCI, L B State, Cal State Fullerton TO MY STAR all my love from her DAILY Modern apt Furnished, 2 blks from 1575/mo BeginningFeb 1 No summer Garbordo on this our third WINTER CARNIVAL tickets on sale through finals fOR )1.11 SJS Rent $55/ino. Call 292-0153 rent increase, 257-2530 on Jan. 28 at Student Affairs Business Office; in front of old SWINGERS! SJS couple wish to meet and San Carlos YIN YANG WATERBEDS San Jose's HUGE 1 /ORM APT. Ideal for room- 1 GIRL TO SHARE furnished apt w72 other young swinging couples only Science Building and at Seventh first aid oldest waterbed ,tore in mate Senn pool, recreation room others Own bedroom S57/mo Call Write PO Box 4561 SI. C Si All Never fear, the streets. Tickets may be purchased at Squaw vit. you to compare quality, ser- $130 per month 287-1389 or 257-3585 Answered confindential Valley for additional charge. Winter Carnival is vice, and price wison buying your Registrar's Office has waterbed Call us anytime or stop - five days. Get skied. announced that final over any afternoon Or evening Just CLASSIFIED RATES Re reloads en cancel:ed ads Feint ad haw grades for the fall ANGELA DAVIS DEFENSE COMMITTEE, is plac- Stocks from LIS at 400 Park An i. information desk. Books corner of Deimos 216-1253 (Count approximately 39 letters and spaces for each bile) semester will be mail- ing a book drop at the C.U. Then lieS One day Teo ilayi I’ne flays lout days fire GM collected for female inmates at Elmwood LARGEST SELECTION of currant if,, ed Friday, Jan. 28. are being used paperbacks, records and books According to that who have limited reading material. 1/2 price (luelity books & records 1 1.50 2.00 2.25 2.40 2.50 be VIETNAM VETERANS interested in forming a purchased Top prius paid -cash 4 lines 2.00 2 SO 2.75 2.90 3 00 office the grades will or trade Lots of science fictiort 5 lines 2 50 3.00 3.25 J.40 3.50 mailed to the address Veterans for Peace club contact Don Shannon at smplementals, classics RECYCLE indicated on the official 295-0957. 1114So 2nd St 286-8275 0 SUMS 3.00 3.50 3.75 3.90 4.00 PHI, 5 p.m., in .1C library. Ad' P.. study list. If a change THETA SIGMA THE PISCEAN ',mem , .50 .54, .50 .50 .50 ni of address is in order, COMMITTEE FOR HONORABLE CONSERVATISM 35 S Ith 1/2 block north from fart midi be made 1:30 p.m., C.U? Diablo, Ii brary K ins- queen complete beds hunxi hoe _ inAol Is E the change can $5600 Double $4200 Twin $3300. clv Fe,". at the Registrar's Off- THURSDAY Frames $14. liners V' heaters $36 CHECK A CLASSIFICATION - - _ . yter guarantee on ell CYBERNETIC SYSTEMS SOCIETY, 7:30 p.m., and up 10 (I) t' Kelp Weeted (4) flPlimaests (7) 50111:1 CORK 6111111/ 06911t, 911 CASH 10 SPARTAN Salle CIASSIFICDS ice, Library North. 107. water sofas, modern pBiBMWelfleati 116. Dr. Ronald .1. Mclioath will speak on Sods Also aelsoelini (2) I : larvame (3) sawn. on SAM 1054 51818 COLLIN., CAIII. 95114 Address changes will be Bus. 6 organic furniture, tapestries Mel- lir OW (3) (3 lid OW 441114 II 0 TIMMOMItMe 01/..,1 JI111A, two days liter, placing accepted until Jan. 21. "Transformational Change and Education." low sales people 35S 4th 287-7030 ad lot it to appear