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1.1 GENERAL NEWSPAGE 3 SP( )RTSPAGE 4 I SPORTSPAGE 4 1)1-,1A Jose Volume 87. No, 48 Serving the San State University Community Since 1934 I tiesda, Nmember 4,1986 Spartan City ordered closed in 1988 By Brian Fedrovs house (single) students. Only IIy ou have from rent. You couldn't argue with the rea- *A public safety and UPI) chief. also had Daily stall writer more housing than you have student de- sons for closing it down." concerns about the number of people in the Spartan City will close in August 1988 mand, do you house others. Others include He estimated SJSU is losing about buildings and the damaged floors. He said. displacing some 250 residents. spouses and children." S30.000 a year on Spartan City. although Spartan City residents have always 'The buildings are so old. to We're SJSU President Gail Fullerton ap- The 250 current Spartan City residents Brown said state lire officials recently maintained the apartments well, it's hard proved the closure Friday of the 100-unit were informed of the decision in letters dis- examined Spartan City and Ibund several light a battle with the decaying wood. actually putting in more time and complex at South Campus. tributed late y esterday. safety problems in the complex: "We thought we could run it for an- money Spartan City's closure will put an end Stairwells leading to second-story other three to five years." Brown said on upgrading than we take University Housing Director Willie "But our concern is for the students. We'd to married and single-parent student hous- Brown, apartments are in poor condition due to rot- who submitted the closure proposal he better off to tear it down and put some- in from rent. You couldn't argue ing at SJSU and 18 other California State to ting wood. Fullerton. said safety and fire hazards are thing new up." University campuses -- because any future the with the main reasons the complex is being shut No central lire alarm exists to ring at Brown said construction of student res- reasons for closing it building will he for single students. Ful- after the fire or University Police departments. more than 30 years. Brown said that as idences is funded through state tax bonds lerton said. of down.' last Friday, no new residents would he Termites have caused extensive dam- and a 1947 law gives single-student housing "We have no funding in sight to do admitted. age in the 4(1-year-old. wooden buildings. priority. Brown added Spartan City is the Willie Brown, any building." she said yesterday "If we "The buildings are so old." Brown Boxes stored under stairwells by res- only state-supported, married-student fa- niversity Rousing director did, it would not he for family housing. The said. "We're actually putting in more time idents v iolate fire codes. cility in the CS, system. state system regulations are that ,ou first and money tin upgrading than we take in Brown said Lew Schatz. SJSU director See II0I'SING . aak, Berlin show Cards of a different kind loses money despite crowd

By Amy t.. Pabalan Other program board concerts Daily staff writer this semester on campus have suffered The Berlin concert was the big- Irons poor attendance. The ban on gest estimated gross for a single Asso- under-I8. non-SJSU students for Mor- ciated Students Program Board event. ris Dailey Auditorium concerts has but the program board still lost money. been cited as the reason for low turn- The Oct. 20 concert, which drew outs. an audience of 2.100, grossed an esti- Goeltz said one reason the Berlin mated $22.844. said program hoard concert did not sell out as expected Director Verde Alexander. The total was its Monday night date. cost of the event was about $28.109, "It's a had nigh( to do a show,'' she said. Goeltz said. The concert was co-sponsored by The concert was funded by the One Step Beyond. a Santa Clara dance program board's revenue-generating club. Expenses were split between the account designed for events expected club and the program hoard, Alexan- to make a profit. der said. She added that the program The program board is not allowed board's expenses for the concert were to lose more than a certain as yet about $2.632. while the dance club's undetermined -- percentage of the ac- expenses total about $4,600. count, or the account will be frozen However, the figures are still until the following year. being computed and the totals could "We are not close to the freeze change, she said. point:. Alexander said. "If we spend 'We haven't gotten everything," another 52,000 we could he looking at Alexander said. "It could fluctuate a not getting any more." few hundred dollars up or down.'' However. Alexander said the per- Berlin was paid $15.000 for the centage of how much the program can performance. spend has yet to he worked out. "That's pretty average lOr a top "We have a small committee hand," Alexander said. "They go as working on stipulations of the reve- high as $20,000 and low as $11.000." nue-generating account," Alexander Paul Goeltz, program hoard con- said. She added that she expects the cert chairman, said the concert was a committee to finish its work within the braham Haile - aity staff photographer success. next month for approval by the A.S. "It was perfect." Goeltz said. hoard of directors. Zonia Flandez. a sophomore in business Union and plays "mah jong." It is a Chinese people. Flandez contemplates the right move, "We thought we could pull a lot of The Berlin concert is the second management, sits with friends in the Student game similar to gin rummy, played by four as Marianne Salazar concentrates. people there and we did. event funded by the revenue-generat- "There were definitely a lot of ing account. The first was an Oct. 7 teen-agers there. We would have lost appearance by TV talk -show host thousands of dollars more if we had an Wally George. which lost an estimated age limit," Goa, said. $1.000. Tribal rhythms get high-tech twist By Dan Kier can. Brazilian, Caribbean, Latin-American, gospel "We are dealing with experimental aesthet- Women walk Daily staff writer and blues styles. The performance is also at 8:15 in ics." Strange said. "Certain sections of the popula- Modem American music has been influenced the concert hall. Admission to both events is $5 gen- tion will think the electronic music is weird. We've by both computers and African tribal roots, accord- eral, $3 for students and seniors. had people walk out on past performances. hut I've ing to Randy Masters. SJSU lecturer in music. The opera performance of "The Muse and Miss walked out on Beethoven before.'' SJSU students will get a chance to hear the Dickinson." originally scheduled for Friday night at Strange considers all of tonight's selections ac- for SJSU sports product of this I usion in two scholarship benefit con- SJSU, was canceled when many of the performers cessible to the mainstream listening certs this week. came down with strep throat, said Larry Hancock, Electronic music night will feature three perfor- concerts are in conjunction with American the SJSU Opera Workshop and By Frank Michael Russell The media director with mances. ’Farrel Theater" will be performed by Do- Music Week. Jose Daily staff writer Opera San minic Milano. editor of Keyboard Magazine. Electro-Acoustic Studio. go into a general A fund-raising walk Saturday Tonight, the SJSU The money raised will schol- "Xherone" will he performed by Daniel under the direction of music Prof. Allen Strange, arship fund for the department. Strange said. Ameri- Wyman, professor of earned $125.000 in scholarship money SJSU associate music, and will present an "Evening of Electronic And Other can Music Week is a "big push to become aware of for students in the Women's Athletics linen Brauninger. professor of music at Natal Uni- Real Musics." The performance will beat 8:15 p.m. music that is being composed today rather than mu- Department. 'The scholarships for versity in Durban, South Africa. in the Music Department Concert Hall. seum-type." he said. The figure was $5,000 over the The song " Xherone" is a piece commissioned the athletes really Thursday. the Randy Masters Band and the All of the pieces performed in the electronic of festival S120.000 goal for this year's Walk for lot the "Days New Music." a in Stuttgart SJSU Afro-Brazilian Percussion Ensemble will pre- music night were written within the year. Stange Women of Sparta. Germany. It was written as a sound track for a film, make a tremendous sent a concert American jazz influenced by Ain- Sixty-four community women of said. See MUSIC, hack page participated in the walk including difference.' Susanne Wilson. chairwoman of the Gall Fullerton, Santa Clara County Board of Supervi- Make SJSU president Guest dance prof leads workshop sors, County Supervisor Dianne McK- strictly on movement. enna, City Councilwoman Shirley By Sue Kiyabu Guest Artist Series, the workshops in- can carry you Lewis and SJSU President Gail Ful- your Daily staff writer cluded "Variations on the Walk," "Movement room like Kostalik said. lerton. Scurrying around the "Dramatic Action on the Move" and through any situation." laboratory rats on speed. 14 students "Choreographic Techniques. "Always think of yourself a.s being in Wilson and Fullerton were co- mark participated in an acting workshop by "My purpose is to try to get peo- a painting and transform the scene." chairwomen of this year's walk. The SJSU women athletes, the participants was transformed from Today is election day re- identifying space. ple who know a great deal about the The scene first Walk for Women of Sparta took either walked or jogged as many as 15 sound like it came throne room, to a bus, to a doctor's member to vote. The idea may arts (and) to know what is out there in a place in 1981. times around the Bud Winter Field actually had to interact Sample ballots mailed last Itom a hippie think-tank. hut theater techniques." Kostalik said. office. The participants Fullerton said the fund-raiser pro- track at South Campus in one hour. were learning the craft with each other in eiery situation to week list polling places, which the participants Kostalik had the participants vides half the scholarship budget for 'It's our major fund-raiser,'' said in one of scent will he open from 7 a.m. to 8 of dramatic movement three build a space with chairs and miscella- create a women's athletics. Carolyn Lewis, associate women's Kostalik said the group was "tri- p.m. in Santa Clara County. workshops given last week. neous props. Some turned chairs up- 'The scholarships for the athletes athletic director. workshop used the bal.- meaning no one wanted to play Santa Clara County voters The acting side down, others stacked them on ta- really make a tremendous difference,'' The money raised is more than of the Studio Theatre Friday to the lead. can call (408) 299-2161 or (4081 space bles. Fullerton said. She said scholarships one-fifth of the Women's Athletics to use props "There were too many little ac- 997-1721 for information. show participants how The group was then instructed to allow student athletes to concentrate Department's 5543010 annual bud- tions and not enough big ones," said Printing deadlines prevent and movement to create a scene, with- put the items in an organized fashion. on studying and sports, instead of hav- get. Donna Federico. theater arts graduate the Daily from publishing elec- out a script. imagine the character in a situation and ing to earn living expenses. All scholarship money for the Kostalik. a professor of student. tion results tomorrow, so check Linda create a realistic environment. "The ladies involved have a lot program must be raised through pri- California State Univer- To increase the mood of the out Thursday's paper for special dance at the The participants could not speak of fun. too," Fullerton said. vate donations, Lewis said. The taught the three workshop. Kostalik put on an albent election coverage. sity at Los Angeles, to each other during the majority of the Cheered on by more than 100 See WALK back page free workshops. Sponsored by the one-hour sessions. The emphasis was See DANCE. bark page Daily Page 2 P'sOnEFIM Tuesday, November 4, I 986/Spartan

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Sexual laws still in Dark Ages

I hank God we Ilse NIICIC NC tall our own decisions. If you want a burger. you can have it your way - hold the pickles, hold the leUuce, do whatever you want. If you need a Coke or toilet paper in a hurry, call on your "Freedom ot Choice.' just don't ask Mr a Playboy. IF )1 Scott G. But it things get hot and heavy between you and your partner. even if you're married. you'd better watch out. Hamilton For all the variety we enjoy as citizens of the most civi- Itzed nation in the world the 1987 Ford Thunderbird ot- ters thousands of option combinations - the right to enjoy the spice ot Me doesn't extend into our bedrooms. a wonderful institution that shouldn't he taken lightly. Scanning the list of sexual nomo's. it appears that However. partners within the institution should have Uncle Sam would have us all pursuing sensual pleasures the right to exercise any option they s Mose II fancy -tick- only with our spouses, only in the missionary position. only ling defined by them means mounting .1 trapeze between the ...AND 114E. CHIEF PRIESTS /ND POLI1iCitv515 1.4c:;trre.[D, "C.,RUCiFY HIM in the dark and only without uttering a peep mirrors on the ceiling above their king-size waterbed and So nmeh for any gains coming from the sexual revolu- leay ing thc VCR filming while they smear peanut butter tion. oyer each other's bodies. then so he it. Right now, a plea- For starters, it's a good idea to think twice about meet- sure palace like that could mean a whole heap trouble for ing Mr or Ms Not -So-Right for a casual affair. f a couple in some states, regardless of their marital status. Lower half of state Editors' Extra ling adultery can land you in jail in 26 states and the I /istrici In addition: of Columbia. *An unnatural and lascivious act commands 60days or, has no character The penalties fur fornication can he especially still. In $500 when committed in Florida. Are those words even in Virginia. sexual intercourse by any unmarried person car- the Ft Lauderdale's vocabulary'? Being from Southern California and going to school in ries a mere $100 line. But in Georgia, the terrible crime can *Crimes against nature net up to 15 years in Tennes- San Jose makes for an interesting change of scenery and Carl leave you looking through bars for a year and paying a see, hut only 10 in North Carolina or Oklahoma. The catch: lifestyle. Scarbrough $1,000 fineit's not always that you go by the judge's dictionary, not yours. The two halves of this state are completely different Opinion simple. either. Deciphering the *Surprise! Oral and anal sex carry the government's (something somehow changes after Santa Barbara). ambiguous wording of many sex seal of approval in Utah and Alabama if performed with But which is better Southern California or San Jose' laws to ligure out whether or not you're violating them is your spouse. But do either with anyone in Georgia and you San Jose! like engaging in a game of liar's poker -- you don't know might go up the river for 20 years. Let's compare. A tale of two toxics when to bluff because you're not sure what's in your hand. *Too Laughable to Mention category: No matter how The people in Southern California are generally stuck In Idaho, sexual intercourse by an unmarried person badly you want an experience worthy of Penthouse Forum. on themselves. People in San Jose are generally- much nicer C. "V%'alt- Prunelace 111 leaned hack in the with an unmarried person of the opposite sex is unlawful. you might have a year to recount it if North Dakota authori- and less concerned with their outward appearance. They and toyed with the cigar he was sucking. Does that mean it one or both persons are married to other ties catch you in a public place. like to look good, hut they don't chair He exhales) a puff of smoke and focused his at- people that it's OK? Or if the partners are of the same sex? *Good news: A man and woman in North Carolina can dwell on it San Joseans ui't ii Opinion him. Or if one is married and of the same sex as the other' bed, cohahitate and associate lewdly and lasciviously. Bad to care about each other. Try get ion on the report before the first few pages. Pruneface Or . . . you get the picture. news: They can't do so habitually. ting someone to stop for you on the freeway in Southern tier scanning phone and called his secretary. Considering cohabitation? It gets worse. If such unfair. outdated limitations on your libido California if you have car trouble, without offering them Iris Led up the Landour. I want you to call an emergency A six-month jail term awaits those who "lewdly and make you lighting mad, you're in good company In a re- some free drugs. 'Miss Chemical Companies Association. I notoriously associate -in Idaho. That must mean it's OK if cent article. former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark Another thing that's better in San Jose is the weather. ineeting of the minutes." you' keep it a secret. In Arizona you don't even have to he wrote that "in our time of pervasive insecurity, goy eminent Believe it or not, too much sun can kill you. People in want them all here in 30 lewd ii your living arrangement is notorious and open, then efforts to control sex are a present danger. Our freedom. Southern California spend 12 months out of the year at the you're going down. even our survival, may depend on the courage and effec- beach. In San Jose, people can draw the line once summer In a conference room on the 44th floor ot lii Obviously, marriage is widely respected, if only in a tiveness of our resistance.'' IS over. Rick Building. the members of the association had phenomenal divorce rate reveals how legal sense. (Our Watch out, America. Nobody says they won't slap a Also, there is no variety in the weather down there. A begun to gather. 1.R. Stoeisticker chatted boisterously That's good, because marriage is sanctimonious it really is.) tax on it. person needs a blistery day once in a while to remain sane. with L. John Boor. It also enables you to wear some of your nice fall fashions. Pnineface entered the room and took his chair at Letters to the Editor Which brings us to the next point fashion. the head of the table. He blew smoke lomi his cigar, Although Southern California is a little ahead of San and then placed it in an ashtray. Daily looking out for student body Bellerive implies that different languages will disunite Jose fashion-wise, at least in San Jose you can wear ayari- "Gentlemen. I have the report on rhar proposi- the state. Former Senator S. I. Hayakawa. founder of the ety of clothes. tion. the toxic. initiative You all know how much I Editor, English only movement, claims that bilingual education is a Southern California has better summer clothes. hut if want our drinking usurer to he safe, but according to Hooray! After live years of reading liberal malarkey. dissery ice to students. you're smart you'll go down there at the beginning of the our legislativ e analy st's report. we're going to have to see someone is looking out for the student body l'tn glad to In fact, it is the variety of cultures and languages that summer and buy a swimsuit. come OLII 4:1111SI the Pruneface said re- at this university make this country culturally and economically and strategi- Then when fall rolls around you can go to Macy's a gretfully . I refer to flab Muktartan's letter to the editor praising cally strong. store they don't have down south) and buy sonic great fall "But Walt, cseryuitte will think we like polluting the Spartan Dilly coverage of the A.S. conference meeting As far as bilingual education is concerned, the goal of items. the state's drinking outer,'' protested Bobby DiSlud- at the Red Lion Inn in San Jose. bilingual education is to teach English. Students stay an av- Southern California isn't all that had though. gehottom, president ol Surfacescum Industries. Unfortunately neither herb nor I are in a position to do erage of three years in bilingual classrooms before they are For instance, musically they are way ahead. 'Easy. Bobby We all feel the same way, hut anything about the wrongs that are so often heard about. transfered to English only classrooms. The end result of this People in San Jose actually think Huey Lew is and this initiative is bill iq' kertanions,’ Pruneface said. I could not believe that this school would allocate $906 effort is an individual who can function proficiently in two Y&T is music. "Public-ow companies. small farmers and for a meeting in San Jose and then have the audacity to ex- languages. This is considered advantageous in other coun- In Southern California sunnall operations vs ill be excluded. pect a fee increase for students for the 1987 spring semester. tries. new music is much more "But the penalties for the big offenders will he Michael Jennings Proposition 63 will do nothing to help those immi- popular thanks to stations sta. That's all tine and dandy, but we need an initia- Senior grants eager to learn English. Instead. Proposition 63 will like KROQ in Los Angeles tive that doesn't exclude anyone. We know that small It iillogical Sciences only cause divisiveness and restrictions. Sporadic, racist at- and 91 X in San Diego. operators are less able to afford the fines, hut if they Bradley trying to buy SJSU votes tacks should not endanger the unity of our country. Since the demise of pollute, then they should have to pay the piper, so to By the way. lkukinejian, Bradley. Cranston and KQAK. "The Quake." it speak Pruneface said. Editor. Honig are all against Proposition 63. has been nearly impossible The room was cloaked in silence. The association Torn Bradley is a brave man. It took guts for him to Carlos E. Acosta to find out atxna new members jotted notes and exchanged worried glances. come to San Jose State it) make such bold statements. Corn- Graduate Student music. "What else does the report say?" asked Penelope ing to a state campus and saying education is underfunded is Multiple Subject Credential Recently San Francis- Tightpurse. the only woman on the association board. similar to asking a wino if he would like another bottle of co's KITS changed its for- "Well, according to the economic indicators, the port. If Tom Bradley doesn't think sines are for sale, I don't Child care center deserves funding mat to new music, hut un- proposition will cost the taxpayers millions of dol- know what he was doing Oct. 21. less it catches on, San Jose Pruneface said. "Basically, if we are going to College education is an assured right in California. We Editor. lars." is going to remain in the lobby the governor to put more money into education have one of the greatest educational systems in the world. Congratulations are in order for the Spartan Daily and Len Stone Age niusically. and social programs, then the California taxpayer For example. the University of California has almost as reporter Sue Kiyahu. Her opinion piece of Oct. 20 was in- Another problem with Gutman won't he able to afford the initiative." many Nobel prize winners as the Soviet Union. The taxpay- sightful and helped to provide a much-needed awareness. Students, Southern California, Los "We cannot afford to sacralice either." Hour ers of California already pay 54.500 per year for each of us parents, breadwinners anti homeowners facemany problems Angeles in particular, is that said. "What are the alternatives?" to attend San Jose State. If we don't qualify for a state uni- in juggling their many responsibilities and caring for their children. the traffic is devastating. "What we need is an initiative with tougher lines versity. we can go to a junior college which must accept us. Traveling in Los Angeles is a whole day experience. For the past year. funding for campus children's cen- so that the program will finance itself." How touch more opportunity would he like? even when your only going 20 miles. ters has enjoyed unique status as the top priority of the Cali- "Have we contacted the proposition's supporters Of course. Mr. Bradley did bring up the subject of the And when you are stuck in freeway traffic down south, fornia State Student Association. Concerned parents and and tried to get them to make the initiative red/ /v Los Angeles Olympics and not "using a penny of taxpay- you can't see two feet in front of you and you can't breath others have devoted their limited time to promoting the laugh?" Tightpurse asked. ers' money" for financing. Unfortunately, it was not Brad- because of the smog. awareness of these needs. They have gone the distance, and "You know those damned liberals." Pruneface ley who raised the financing for the Olympics. It was Peter The traffic in the South Bay is getting had, but it's not their efforts deserve to he rewarded by the state Legislature. said. "They won't have anything to do with us. The lleberroth who went to the corporations and solicited the half as bad as down south. As the proposal to fund the Frances Gulland gentleman on the phone told me the proposition was funds so well. Center Now let's talk sports. mov es through the Capitol. SJSU cannot forget those stu- line, and they didn't need our help." Now let's look at toxic waste. The city of Los Angeles How can anyone like the Raiders, the Lakers or the dents who need such assistance to pursue their "It seems to me that we should strive to defeat is one of the largest toxic waste polluters in the state. It has education. Dodgers? (yuck) Thanks once again for this initiative and then put up a better one the next bal- been lined millions of dollars for being unable to comply "speaking with the voice of the stu- dents. ' These teams are all cocky, and they have nothing to he lot," Pruneface said. with toxic regulations. cocky about. Bob Gunter The members of the hoard nodded in agreement. George Deukmejian does not support toxic waste, but Wasn't it great when the Dodgers finished last this sea- Sophomore Each knew that theirs could be an unpopular position. he will veto a hill if he considers it to he excessive spend- son? Public Policy hut if they were to truly make California's drinking ing. Does anyone remember what California's financial po- A.S. Director What this whole arguement comes down to is this- water safe, then they would have to take the risk. sition was at the end of Gov. Jerry Brown's term? We were People in Southern California have no character. They all been unable California State Student Affairs SI billion in the red. Tom Bradley would have look the same and act the same. (Of course none of this to do anything but worsen the situation. There is no way, CSU should fund child care center counts if you are from Southern California and are now in that we would have a surplus today. San Jose. Unless you plan to go back down there for good Pruneface and his associates devised a campaign Editor. If Mr. Bradley were 15 points ahead of Mr. Deukme- after college!) which centered on the exemptions and the costs of the is The opinion piece Sue Kiyabu wrote about child care, jian, he probably would not debate either. Mr. Bradley At any rate, it looks like the Bay Area has gained one proposition, and when election day rolled around the great vi- ("Child care facilities need stable funding to survive" Oct. good at vague criticism, hut he doesn't offer any more permanent resident. proposition failed. 20) provided a much needed informative address to the stu- sion as an alternative. He won't even tell us where he stands Sorry mom. November of 1987, the Chemical Companies dents of SJSU. In on Rose Bird's confirmation. proposed 10 Child care is not an issue concerning only those stu- Association sponsored an initiative that Larry Broun get really tough on toxic polluters. There were no Student dents who have children who need the care that the Frances Policy Graduate Letter exemptions. and the fines were stiff enough so that the Btusiimcs Gulland Child Development Center provides ills one program could support itself. that concerns every student at SJSU. The Spartan Daily encourages readers to write passed. and Californians could We all pay student fees and currently, part of the stu- letters to the editor for publication on this nage. The initiative Variety keeping California strong tap with peace of mind thanks to the dent lees designated as student activity funds are being used Bring them to the Dwight Dente! Hall. Room 208. drink from the companies. Editor. to fund the Frances Gotland Child Development Center or to the Student Union Information Desk. chemical opinion re- This letter is in response to Mr. Bellerives This funding is provided by the students of SJSU when it All letters must bear the writer's name, signa- to garding Proposition 63. ("Same language essential responsibility of the California State ture. major. phone should rightfully he the number and class standing. Carl Scarbrough is the news editor, tie drinks bot- stale." Oct. 2/0. with their policy to provide an Phone numbers and University system in keeping anonymous letters will not he tled water. Editors' Extra is an ()pen forum for edi- Mr. Bellerive resins to unsupported, speculative printed. accessible education to all students. tors who appear on a rotating basis every Tuesday statements to defend his position and the group he supports. G. Adan The Spartan Daily Zierlein reserves the right to edit let- and Thursday. who want to make English the official language of the state Freshman (ers for libel and length. of California. Undeclared JC0Enf, Spartan Daily/Tuesday, November 4, 1986 H5770 Page 3 Son accused of killing dad testifies LOS Free Is ANGI'l at last AP) A hut the relationship with his lather The delense contends that IV., : Texas man accused ,d murdering his soon deteriorated. But he contradicted toyed his lather and was acting in sell millionaire lather testified yesterday testimony offered by live-in carpenter defense when he shot him in the Bel American released from 'hell' a 1 ter 17 months about their relationship. saying he Rusty Dunn, who said Kyle had said Air home the night of July 22, 1983, stole a S7.500 check from his father to he was going to kill his father, and Defense attorneys said Kyle was WIESBADEN, West (krmany AP) David Jacob- buy cocaine and lied to him about meant it. searching for an intruder when he en- sen told yesterday of his great joy in being released from being admitted to Stanford University. 'I may have said, 'I'm NO mad I countered his father, also armed and more than 17 months ol captivity hut said other Americans Henry Harrison "Ricky" Kyle could kill him,' hull never said it with looking fivr a prowler, in the unlighted still held by Lebanese kidnappers "are in hell" and must he 'I can't tell you how very, very Jr.. 23, took the witness stand on his any intent," Kyle said. dining room. set free. happy am here own behalf. denying he ever declared If convicted. Kyle could be sen- The detente contends the elder Jacobsen, 55, arrived at the U.S military air base in I today. But it's "with any intent" that he would like tenced to 27 years to life in prison Kyle shot lost. and a total of six times. Wiesbaden one day after being treed by his Shiite Moslem with really mixed feelings to be a to kill his lather, The prosecution contends Kyle and the younger Kyle responded in sell captors. Anglican Church etio) Terry Waite accompanied He is charged with first-degree murdered his father out of hatred and defense. The younger Kyle was Jacobsen. who was set.% mg as administrator of the Awn free man again. Those guys are in murder in the 1983 death of Henry fear he would he cut out of the older wounded in the arm, and no prowler can University hospital in Beirut when he was abducted on Harrison Kyle Sr.. 60, whom he con- inan's will. was found. May 28,1985 hell, and we've gotta get them tends he shot in self-defense as they Waite, who has negotiated to free the hostages sinve home.' searched their home for a prowler. His last year, said he would keep on seeking the release ill live first trial ended in a mistrial in April other Americans who are among 19 loreigners still missing David Jacobsen, 1985 when a Superior Court jury dead- in Lebanon. locked 10-2 in favor Ask the Dean hostage freed Sunday by Shiite Moslem captors of conviction. They include Terry A. Anderson. chief Middle East My friend and I hate each Kyle described his slide into co- pleted tn iov general ed? correspondent of The Associated Press. and Thomas Su- taken !Our semesters ot French. caine use during the winter of 1982 Unforunately, many people therland, acting dean of agriculture at the university. who Why did my friend receive general- and his poor performance at North (staff and students alike) confuse also have been held since early 1985. Texas Stale University. and the tweak education credit in Area C. while I A.A. requirements with general ed. Jacobsen, Irom Huntington Beach. was eyamined at received none? the fact that Tom Sutherland, Terry Anderson and to my with his lather that resulted in a six- Another friend took They aren't the same. If you read the Air Force hospital. Col. Charles K. Slat tet, hospital di- a second-year Spanish class and your community college catalog deep grief the three other Americans that have been kidnap- month silence between the two men. rector. said in a nevi% conference that. "although he is tired. used it hir English ID. Why can't I carefully, you'll see two sets of re- ped in the last month(s),'' he said. Ur Initial impression is that he is phy sically in very good use my second-year French class quirements: A.A./A.S. degree and condition. It also seems that he has dealt v. ith the stresses of Anderson was kidnapped on March 16. 1985. and Su- 'I may have said, *I'm for English ID or Area C' CSU general-ed requirements. his captivity remarkably. well... therland was abducted June 9 ()I' that year. It all boils Mallet said the medical ey ;dilation would he com- down to where the / began S.ISCI in fall 1979, hut Jacobsen said Anderson was "fine" and he had seen so mad could kill course was taken pleted in a few days. "Initial eYallialloll did not reveal any' and what the had to drop out in spring I9S4 the journalist Irequently in the past 1g months. hut did not exact course number was. ,dence of physical abuse.'' he said. adding that Jacobsen elaborate. when I N ;IS almost finished. When him,' but never said ,A .11 eating normal foods and even had some M ine As you have probably noticed. 1984, I was told I I returned in fall "It appears he has lost very little weight. Again, he is Jacobsen said one of the three latest Americans kidnap- Area C' is "Arts. Literature and re- it with any intent.' had to complete new general-ed the colonel said. "He has had no medication since he's ped, acting university controller Joe Cicippio. is one of his Foreign Language." which means quirements. Why? closest personal friends and "I pray to God that he will be "Ricky" Kyle Jr., that campuses may approve lOreign been here.’ maintain con- out quickly' " accused of murdering father language courses in Area C if the As long as you Jacobsen's family is to arrive today . at a CSU or Cal- soon said his courses meet that campus's general tinuous enrollment In an emotional statement after arrival, he community collge. the re- happiness was greatly diminished by the continued capto. is ed criteria. At SJSU. no courses in ifornia During one y kit to his father's quirements in effect when you enter ol the others. language instruction have been ap- Dry Toast Peter Stein Texas home. Kyle said he took a in effect for you until you "I can't tell you how v ery yery happy I am here proved for Area C credit. remain $7,500 check made out to his father. graduate. today. But it's NY ith really rimed teelings to he a free man who had the same formal name. He However, some other Califor- again." he said. His y ince shook and he appeared on the ..,1(1 he used the money for drugs. nia State Universities and commu- Howe% er. when you leave and verge 01 tears "Those guys are in hell, and we've gotta get Kyle said he stopped talking to nity colleges have approved some return. you must meet the new re- them home... his father after the elder Kyle de- of language courses because they quirements II you had totally satis- "The best things in life are free." he said. "and. by manded his son return furniture loaned meet their criteria. Your friend tied all uttyour general-ed require- God, they are.’ ments belore you "broke" to him. lk said he used cocaine in- probably took such a course; if it Jacohsen VS as in the hands of the pro-Iranian Shiite creasingly and dropped out of col- appeared on his General Education enrollment. you may file a petition group Islamic Jihad. as are Anderson, 39. and Sutherland. lege. Certificate from that school, SJSU in the GE Center to he considered 55. Kyle said in May 1983. he con- would honor the credit. under your former general-ed pat- He smiled occ poi inally and said he felt well hut gave tern. cocted a "very stupid plan, to write to In the case of English I B. no details of his treatment during vaptiy . him and tell him that I had been ac- SJSU has approved specific SJSU Beginning in fall 1984, you Waite. 47. relused comment on his attempts to tree the cepted at Stanford.. ..I wanted to go language courses (e.g.. French 2. may take one semester-long break others. "We're being very careful about w hat we tor the because at a very critical stage.- he hack to the family." Spanish 2) as possible substitutes in each calendar year without jeop- moment we're just said. "I'll he here probably for a couple ol days, and then I In June, he drove from Texas to (not equivalents) or English I B as arditing your general-ed require- his family's new mansion in Bel -Air. a general-ed requirement. ments if you don't graduate within may he going hack where they moyed when the elder Kyle no matter In praise of the Anglican envoy. Jacobsen sal, No other language courses I() years. Remember. bought into Four Star Productions, a is for your break or 'Thank God Iiir a man like Terry Waite. . . Terry w . from SJSU or other schools may he what the reason Los Angeles TV production company. when it occurs, you must reapply man of hope in our darkest hour '' used for this substitution. There are critic ited the l .S ernment's handling and meet all application deadlines Although he He said he was greeted cordially, two cases which would prohibit ol the Beirut hostage situation w hen he vs as a yaptiYe, Ja- Mg Kt 0 your using these when you want to return. i(16MIL foreign language cobsen thanked the Reagan administration and said he Yeas Plionn substitutes: I) completion of Eng- Ask the Dean. by Cynthia "darned proud to he an American s 4vrotAWmrho Spartan Daily lish I AF and 2) a major require- Margolin. associate dean of Aca- Air Force spokesmen said they did not know when Ja- UgisS "1-764'1*14 41-1- ment of English ID as a support demic Advisement and Reten- cobsen would return to the I. 'lilted States Wstiav-i--24 24/ Serving the San Jose State course. tion, appears the first Tuesday Several doten U S military personnel and hundreds of Community University I graduated from a local com- every month. Submit questions reporters met the plane at Wiesbaden Hanging from the Since 1934 munity college with an A.A. de- on university matters to the GE flight control tower X as a banner that read: "Welcome home. Mr. Jacobsen (UCPS 509-480) gree. Doesn't that mean I com- Center or the Spartan Daily. 'The or this FUILIFTI111t9 IS 0111% .v.reatls leysened by

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By Brian Fedrow Julie Rails said that since the SJSU goiters all win vs. Daily staff wrder started on different holes, she wasn't sure what key in Aggies The Spartan women golf team had everything caused the turnaround on the finishing holes. She said By Greg Stryker rolling Sunday during the early part of its final her game floundered a bit all day while shoot- round of the Slardord Invitational. ing a 79. Daily staff writer Football Team Stets The SJSC football team. play Then it had to play the last nine holes. "I couldn't buy a birdie putt." Rails said. snu SJSU coach Mark Gale said the live-woman "The greens are treacherous and last with a lot of couldn't mg v, ghoul injured quarterback 211 Fwst 00,1, 165 Mike Pere/ or most of the lounh 1409 Rushing yams 658 squad was cruising along in first place, and was two side hills. I scrambled well in the final round. hut it for was an inconsistent buy a birdie. showed its depth in pound- 2913 Passing yards 2235 tinder par going into the final nine. But some round." quarter, eventually Rails did find some ing New Mexico State. 45-7. Satur- 4382 Total dense 2893 reason the team faded. Gale said, and consistency Saturday. putt.' 23)6 Furrttes Lost 23 13 back of tournament shooting her hest round of the year, a one-under-par day night in Las Cruces. N.M. linished second, live strokes 16 IntiscepSons 20 winner University of Indiana. 72. Rails, Pere/. who was blind sided 104951 Pemba Yards 60 505 "Being second isn't had, hut when we get it "I was going pretty steady on the first nine." S,i"t golfer and suffered a possible season-end- 4241 3 PuntsAyg 61 37 2 going like we did. we've got to keep it going." she said. "I put together a couple of birdies on the ing shoulder seperation to his 11J130 43 61 34 76 - 274 hack." throwing arm, was ably replaced by OPP 42 76 26 42 - Gale said. INDIVIDUAL SVURING shot total of 912. in- Ralls said the team won't he playing together Junior backup quarterback Tony The Spartans a three-day ()ioque, 66. Jackson 60, Leggins cluding the tournament's hest round on Saturday again in tournament competition until early Jan- Locy. 32. Saxon 30. %Jeanie 24, Walker 20, 295. uary. She said she and her teammates will take the Lucy. a junior college transfer Carter tr. Con 6, Crawford 6. K lump 6. Tolland led the Spartans with a 5 -over- time off to work on consistency. from Cerritos College. threw his Roberts 6. Stewart 6. Thomas It. Oppo- Dana nent,. 1147. behind individual champion "We're all going to start taking some lessons. Gale said the trip to Guadalajara hasn't been fi- first passes as a Spartan. par 224. three strokes INDIVIDUAL 3133.111:11ALS Redman of Indiana working on our swings and catching up with matted yet. He completed 4 of 7 passes for Michele (Mi yore, 12-16. (./pponents 11- 12. Gale said the play ot SJSU goiter Nancy school... Rails said lie said the golfers will concentrate on weight 32 yards. including a 6-yard touch- INDIVIDUAL INTERCEPTIONS Brown was typical ol the final round. He said she She also said she's eager for late January to ar- training and individual skills during the two-month down to Guy Liggins. Clark 4. King 4, Kennedy 2. Kid- 2, Alexander 1, Cox I. Payton I, -par 13 on the first nine, only to strug- rive, when the Spartans may get to play a tourna- layoff. Fullback James Saxon took shot a 4-under Resnick I. Opponents 20. nine. ment hosted by Oklahoma Stale in Guadalajara. 'Some of the women will play in the Califor- the place of Randy Walker. who gle with a 43 on the final INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Despite the Spartans' third consecutive runner- Mexico. nia Slate Amateur Tournament. ''Gale said. "I missed the game due to a concus- K. Jackson 2744191-3.9 avg. said he's happy with his "They've (past golf teams) gone to Japan be- usually go down with them to recruit high school se- sion suffered in the Pacific contest. Welker 49-706-4.7 avg. Saxon 19-153- up finish at Stanford, Gale /31 eve, Twins 3-70-23.3 avg, Pere, finished ahead fore," Rails said. "This will he the first time we'll niors." Saxon ran wild through the leani's showing. He added that SJSU 41-35-0.9 avg. Stewart 12-33-2.7 avg. would do Nkell. Ari- have play Aggie secondary to the tune of 126 of the teams he said he thought a chance to outside the country since I've SJSU next plays Jan. 5-7 in San Diego at the Satterfield 4-3241.0 avg. I xicy 3-14-4.7 /on, (91))) and host Stanford 1)41 been on the learn " I xis Attec Ins national yards on only 11 carries. The junior avg. Harhicon 2.7..1.5 avg. Nash 1-4- state fullback is now averaging 14.1 yards 4.0 avg. Malamute I -1-11-1-1.01 avg. Team I-1-161-1-16.01 avg. Diehl IA - a carry this season. 191-1-19.01 avg, Opponents 336-658- The Spartans. riding the crest 1.9 avg. Hagler, Leonard to fight in boxing's richest bout of a six-game winning streak, are INDIVIDUAL PASSING Pere, 22g-384-17-2934-39.4%- is scaled vs starting to rack up some impressive NEW YORK (API - Sugar Ray him $8 million plus 30 percent of the SICK) million. That would double the seat arena at Caesars lb a 14TM locy 4-7-1-32-57.1%.-1TD, top price and a sellout vs ill sield individual and team numbers: Saxon 1-1-0-7-100%. Liggins 0-1- Leonard, carrying the medical seal of revenue in excess of $25 million." previous record gross sct by heavy- $70() SJSU is now averaging 30.5 maiauutu is 1.4 -0483 . Opponent approval from a number of doctors, promoter Bob Arum said at a news weights Larry Holmes and Gerry Coo- $7,867.100 from the live gate. points a game and has outscored its 1511-310-15-2235-50.9ni -14TD. will return to the ring in April to chal- conference. "He opted instead to be ney at Caesars in 1982. At Caesars. Hagler opened as a 4- 170-67 in the second INI7IVIDUA1, RECEIVING I betting favorite for the much-antic- opponents 1 iggins 604139-13.9 avg. Mal- lenge Marvelous Marvin Hagler for bought out of the percentage ton $3 Closed circuit tickets went on sale half this season. auulu 51/-715-14.3 avg. K. Jackson 39- the middleweight championship of the million. If the fight does over $30 mil- at New York's Radio City Mimi1 Hall ipated bout between tv.o of hoxing's The Spartan defense had .296-7.6 avg. Walker 15-156-10.4 avg. world in the richest fight in history, it lion. he lost money. II' it does under yesterday at $60 each. The s 111X)- lop stars. seven more sacks which gives them Thomas tds2414.t9.l avg. Nash 13- was announced yesterday. $30 million, he made money. It was a 43 for the season. Last year's squad 154-11.M avg. Saxon 13-144-11.1 avg. McCloud 7-94-13.4 avg. Klionp 6-64- Leonard, the former welterweight businessman's decision. finished with only 214. 10.7 avg. Stewart 5-4341.6 avg. Rob- and junior middleweight champ, is "Marvin gets 50-75 percent 01 The defensive unit has also ens 4-102-25.5 avg. Carter 3-45-15 0 guaranteed $11 million for the fight. avg. f'rawford 2-44-22.0 revenue over $25 million." forced 15 turnovers in the last three avg. Eskridge while Hagler. the undisputed middle- games. 2-26-11.0 avg. Pere 1-2-2.0 avg. Op- ponents 1511-2235-14.1 avg. wight king, has a $12 million guar- Arum said the fight, set for April Tailback Kenny Jackson INDIVIDUAL PUNTING antee. The guarantees Fr are the largest in 6 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. had his fifth UV + yard game with fhehl 41-41.2 avg. ()liven:, 1- hosing history. Nev.. could have a potential closed on 26 carries. He now 44.0 avg. ()pp...tents 61-37.2 avg. 136 yards "The original deal. which Leon- circuit and pay -per-view audience of 3 has 891 yards which places him INDIVII7UAL PUNT RETURNS 3 Different Vlauor Clark 21-130-6.2 avg, Payton 9- ard did not accept. would have paid million and might gross as much as sixth on the all-time season total at 27-3.0, Opponents 28-2201-7.9 avg. SJSU. He needs 320 yards to pass INDIVIDUAL KICK RETURNS STUDENT UNION CAFETERIA Denver Bronco Gerald Willhile's Payton 9-153-17.0 avg. Clark 7- SAN JOSE STATE 414.& Featuring foods from around the world and across the 19140 mark of 1210 yards for the 1117-26.7 avg. Eskridge 7-120-17.1 LONG BEACH avg. C'now font 5-11/9-21.M avg, Thomas 'AO U.S.A. A different flavor each week. most yards rushing in one season 2 25-11 s avg. Saxon 1-29-29.11 avg. VS. STATE for a Spartan running hack. Malamute 1-25-25.0. W.00ds 1-8-8.0 sI Saturday, Nov. 15. 1:30 p Nov. 3-6 yards short avg. Opponents 42-1162-2(1.5 avg. Perez is just 116 MISCRI.I.ANEDUS 1f ARI)AGV. . A,iIIv 4 CIvkkaa of Ed Luther's 1979 regular season Payton 1-7-7.1/avg. Team 1-7-7.0 Adavason Sb Gotenesrovee Ito. Blue Ra44aved SR /WEXICA N WEEK SpOr al Groups Crupocalp 41q1o, Soa,nn T.eltol, pall passing record of 3049 yards. avg. Opptaient I - Or)) avg. Sp*. I 1:00-3:00 Monday-Thursday Liggins pulled down six ALSO IN THE STUDENT UNION more receptions against the Aggies PCAA SPARTAN STADIUM PG&E EXCELLENCE DAY to raise his season total to 60. With two more catches, he'll pass Tim Football HALFTIME FEATURE SALADtIA Kearse's record of 61 set in 1981. Tarn t(herali) STATION SJSU 5 0 DALLAS Liggins can also pass Kearse's reg- (7-2) 1..iralifut Mull ular season record for reception Fresno State (7-I) 4 COWBOYS yardage with 75 more yards. Long Beach Stale (4-3) 3 Pacific 14-4) 2 2 CHEERLEADERS ONE . Utah State (2-6) 2 3 Weather Permitting "SWEET KFILEEY Punter Torn Diehl nailed a UNI.V (4-4) 1 3 76-yard punt against New Mexico ALSO Fullerton State (2-10 4 Special Performance State. the third longest in Spat tan New Mexico State (1-9) America and her music SNACK BAR history. at San Jose Civic Auditorium t4t Nov 14. 8 p m Buffalo Bills KET INF 408 277-FAN fire Bullough, CELEBRATE BUDWEISER MONTH hire Levy WITH US ORCHARD PARK. \ 1 (AP, Hank Bullough, unable in turn around the Buffalo Bills around de spite having the NFL's highest -paid The Power quarterback, was fired as coach yester- DOOR PRIZES day and replaced by Man. Levy. Lev . former coach of the Kansas FOR A City Chiefs, promised to bring $1.50 sense or mg:int/at ion’ to the Bills, lie To Be is the team's third head coach in the BOTTLE OF BUD past 13 months Levy , who worked as an finals st on Buffalo's exhibition telecasts lot Your Best the past lour years. takes over a 2 7 team that played poorly in the first hall of Sunday's 34-28 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Give yourself the advantage that over The Bills fumbled two kickoffs 1,000 SJSU students already have helping the Hues to a 20-0 halftini,- lead before Buffalo rallied in the se, 750 The Pruneyard rind half 371-3801 & Terroct Campbell 304 Macintosh eiyolto, is a eademafk of Apple Computer In: ATTENTION EOP STUDENTS THE FUTURE IS NOW!! Question: Tired of retyping Page 3 of a 10 page 'Term Paper" for the fourth time? Solution: Word Processing CAR (Computer Assisted Registration)

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HOUSING, from page I come in to clean up the mess on win- all along 'no, we're not going to tear it Brown said he hopes the closure dows and floors created by the paint - down' and now we're turning around date will give married students the -The Spartan City location is in driving up the cost . and saying 'yes, we are.' " Brown extra time to relocate. But he added the university master plan for campus Brown could not he reached for said. "They should have been torn that Spartan City provides more than housing," he said, adding that no further comment. down before I was horn." lust a place to live. plans are being made to rebuild yet. Johnson also noted Spartan City Apartment Living Coordinator "The people there have a co-op- Spartan City resident Leo John has 30 to 40 single mothers, who Bob Tattershall said Spartan City resi- erative baby-sitting system," Brown son said destruction complex is of the would he left out in the cold if low- dents are accustomed to the closure said. "For a number of people, if we linked to recent contract "finagling.' cost replacement housing isn't found. gossip. cut the housing they probably won't he "They're trying to dream tip "They couldn't at lord to go to "They've heard rumors for years able to finish their education." ways to flatten this place," Johnson school," he said. "A single mom through the grapevine." he said. 'But we want a place (for stu- said. "They've known all along they can't pay $800 for rent and still go to "Someone from Spartan City has dents) 10 live in that's safe. Spartan were going to close it. They feel they college." Currently, apartments at asked me every moth whether it will City is probably in better (condition) can make a checkmate and move ev- Spartan City rent for $165 and 5200. close." lhaIl II ever has been. erybody out." Johnson said he's most concerned' Tattershall said he expects two re- "For so long, the university Spartan City residents He said about people who've moved-in re- actions to the news of closure: anger hasn't charged much for rent," Brown were forced to sign new leases July 1 cently and planned to stay for five. and relief. He said residents will he said. "We've tried to gradually in- their commitment from that changed years. He said two friends spent hard pressed to find an economical liv- crease rent hut we would have had to five years to one year. He said resi- $1,000 on carpeting for their apart- ing situation that matches Spartan raise it 1(X) to 200 percent (to not lose with eviction it dents were threatened ment, expecting a long-term stay. City. money). It's not fair to do that.'' they didn't comply. Johnson said the Family Housing As- "The options are pretty limited Tattershall said the closure of said he also thinks the Johnson sociation, a group of Spartan City resi- since the cost of housing IS so high." Spartan City will affect the ability of housing office is using the fire marshal dents. will examine the legality of the he said. "It's not even realistic to find some to attend SJSU "easily." as a scapegoat and that the complex closure. a two-bedroom apartment for $165. It Though he knows of the problems that as had a shape as Brown isn't in Brown said the complex is made it existed, people would already he liv- plague Spartan City. he said he won- claims. He said Brov.ii and his staff up of World War II barracks that origi- ing there." ders why the complex wasn't shut lust started pouring money into Spar- housed shipbuilders. The com- ago. nally Tattershall said he and Mary Dan- down years tan City recently, and are using "ex- plex was purchased by the university "The problems were there before nely. Off Campus Housing coordina- pensive, absurd renovating stan- shortly after the war and brought to we the and Brown) got here." Tatter- tor, will research alternatives for the dards . Campus to provide cheap hous- uncomfortable won- South residents of Spartan City shall said. "I'm Johnson said a painting project said the ing for married couples. He "We've softened the hlow a little dering why it wasn't done before." done on some of the apartments in- complex was a short-term plan then, bit by making the closure date in Au- Johnson said he hopes closing the volved too much paint that was not hut somehow managed to avoid being gust 1988." he said. "A year and a complex will get SJSU and the city to - carefully sprayed. now. . condemned until half is a reasonable amount of time." . plight of the low-income. AmelP"lem. He said an additional crew had to 'We've been telling (residents) CX:1111111V the

Abraham Haile Daily staff photographer Students learn to move in workshop Spartan swimmer Sharon Nit') sketis and university President Call Ful- DANCE, from pulled into the doctot iice by at For instance, she said a ilerson we' iii.': said. lerton walk for the Women of Sparta fund-raiser. page I least live people may he interpreting an action, like a kosialik said the participants by 1sic on quickl> to the experiment Art of Noise, a 'i group. "A big action got body in- nudge to the shoulder, as a play ful ges- caught had a quick association with The music, which is strictly instru- volved and that was good for the ture or a threatening one. and they mental, set the tone of movements the music the scene.' Federico said. by the be thinking. 'this is ''It's l ii licit It to keep a constant Area leaders earn particpants. Kostalik said it was an "incred- 'You may the other per- focus w oh a lot 01 people in a large ibly difficult experiment" to try to un- what we're doing.' and When the music was very upbeat. son may he thinking 'no, this is what 5P111.1.1.- K.1slailk said. Wendy McGlothlin. an SJSU student derstand What the I ellow actor has cho- $125,000 for sports majoring in theater arts, was twine sen to do. WAI.K . from page I \\ ikon said sports help women to he sit( money is raised by pledges who spon- esslul. Korean students face achievers," sor individual participants. I \k:1111 woman to he ks teach women The 1985 walk. with I I more said. "Sports how to vs in and lose. MR.TUKS participants than this year. raised charges for demonstrating WAIT SI30,000. Participants feel it's a challenge CHINESE FOOD WITHOUT THE SEOUL, South Korea (Apt lice stormed the campus. The women gave varying reasons to raise funds for the program, she The government prosecution office LUNCH SPECIAL $1.95 M-F 11:30-2 PM1 for participating in the walk. said. Authorities said they are sv h that 1,274 stu- McKenna. who received her "People feel honored to he reported yesterday holding action on 48 students dents will be charged with crimes SJSU master's degree in urban and re- asked." Wilson said. in the hospital aith injuries sus WE FEATURE for their part in a four-day anti-goy- Foiled Rim Mutinous Ribs Zucchisi & Pook Jumbo Eyiy Rolls gional planning in 1974, said she "They have fun." said Women's tamed during the police action. ernment, anti-American demon- Sonia & Soon Pooh Pook Rib STEW Bill Pepplos Bid Booccoli wanted to contribute back to the uni- Athletic Director Mary Zimmerman. stration last week. The students had occupied SWEET &SEWN Ribs Bid STEW Chow klair. Bad CstiliFlowto versity and help gain recognition for "They feel the most important thing in Congaed Chickto Poo Polo Chicks,. anybody's lite is to get an education." The students were among live school buildings after police the women's athletics program blocked them from marching from CORNER OF trk & E. SANTA CLARA. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1.525 detained by police for what IONE Block loom School of Eggyigagniggrj the authorities called a leftist plot to the campus. They chanted slogans overthrow of the 6- organize an anti -government, anti- calling for the $ 1 .85 - r FREE Computer concerts of President U.S. student federation involving year-old government ANT TWO COMBINATION JUMBO EGG ROI t Chun Doo-Hwan and an end to SELECTIONS with puorlotor 29 schools in and near Korea's cap- Do ol / OR moor ital. Seoul. American influence in South $2.50 ombioaTIOASElat rims new Korea. ANT THREE COMBINATION it gm...kg ;micas blend old and The arrested students took pail SELECTIONS Nor r.1.1 with Arty orlon. altos IA, OThi out. Nor r Alid up 4 sedan in a violent four-day siege of The prosecution announce- Nor valid with re MUSH'. from page I to. coup.. pro oath*. FXP 11 2681 Seoul's Konkuk University that ment said 171 policemen and 51 FXP it -26/86 according to Strange. If you ended Friday when 8.)800 riot po- students were injured in the clash. Joel Slaton, Art Department lec- play a Beatles turer. composed a 22 -minute computer song, I could probably graphics display to go along with the music. Both finished pieces will he show you its African performed together. Other pernirmances include a bal- root.' Randy Masters, let done by DanceWorks, put to elec- SJSU music lecturer tronic-generated music and several A101 other student-composed electronic elements and brought them forth in a pieces. 1:1/./ format. The musical influences in Thursday night's pertomiance is America come front around the world. Freshman Orientation a fusion of jazz \kith Afro-Cuban. Bra- and Master said he wants to show lis- Nothing could have prepared me zilian. Caribbean music, Masters said. teners where some of roots come from. for the first few moments with my "Blues, iazz, and rock are tilled The Rand) Masters Band is a pro- roommate."Anique"nothing more, with African and Caribbean influ- fessional group that has been together ences." he said. "II you play a since 1980. Their album, "Voices" just "Anique"was her name. Change Beatles song, I could probably show was nominated for a Bay Area Music the"A" to a"U"and you've got a you its African root Award for the hest independently pro- description. Masters said he has taken these duced album in 1980. When they asked what type of roommate I wanted, I didn't know that I needed to be more specific than non- smoker. I could swear I saw a picture of Anique on a postcard I got from London. Within five minutes, I found out that she was an Art History stu- dent, into the Psychedelic Furs, and totally, totally against the domesti- cation of animals. I was just about ready to put in for a room transfer when she reached into her leather backpack, pulled out a can of Suisse Mocha and offered me a cup. Okay, I decided I'd keep an open mind. As we sipped our cups, I found out that Anique and I share the same fondness for Cary Grant movies, the same disdain for wine coolers, and the same ex-boyfriend. That gave us plenty to talk about.

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