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Volume 67, Number 40 Thursday, October 28, 1976 Phone: 277-3181 Employes Bunzel analyzes Carter slip get flu shot, By Gilbert Chan elected, it will not be because he The inexperience of conducting a won it but because Carter lost the receive pay national campaign and the voter's election. uncertainty about Carter's political Bunzel said Carter will win "big" About 2,700 SJSU employes positions have threatened his drive if Ford fails to win in California, will be paid up to one hour of for the presidency, according to which holds 45 of 438 Electorial administrative time off for SJSU President John Bunzel. College votes. receiving swine flu inoculations. Bunzel told a near capacity He said Ford must carry the Since the swine flu clinic at audience yesterday at Concert Hall "swing states" New Jersey, nearby San Jose Hospital will be on Seventh Street that Carter's Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois in open during business hours today campaign failed to attract "grass order to make the election close. and tomorrow, Dean of Faculty root" support. Momentum diminishing Robert Sasseen said too many He said Carter's organization did Carter's campaign momentum people would show up at the clinic not initiate local and state has been diminishing since Sep- on their lunch hour. registration drives crucial for tember, according to Bunzel. He He said he issued a memo support. said voter's do not know "what authorizing the employes' Bunzel also pointed out that makes Jimmy run." An enigma still release with the hope they in- "millions of Americans are uncom- surrounds Carter, he said. stead would receive the free shots fortable about Carter." He said Ford "Carter appeared to get weaker at scattered times during the has held the same political position as the primary went on," he said. day. since the primaries while Carter has Bunzel pointed out the Watergate SJSU President John Bunzel shifted from a conservative to a matter, congressional sex scandals, authorized the payments. liberal position. Vietnam War and inflated economy "If they felt they would be Election analysis as the major factors for the public's penalized (lose pay), it would In analyzing the 1976 race, Bunzel discontent. defeat the purpose of the said, "This has been a very strange People, he said, "hoped for a new program," Sasseen said. campaign." He added it has been the code of official conduct." "It seems reasonable to do "dullest and dreariest campaign in Carter tried to show he was a President Hall this in order to facilitate the recent memory. "candidate of hope and new begin- John Bunzel at his "Campaign 76" address yesterday in the Music Concert health program," he added. "This country is begging for ning," he added. Bunzel noted that There is no way to estimate mockery," he said. Bunzel pointed Carter was aware of the public The key to the election, he noted, the cost to the university because out that the election campaign has desire for a "renewed confidence in will be the undecided and the voters they have no way of knowing how lacked a sense of humor, which is this government and political who are not seriously committed to a Reactions favorable many employes will use the paid important to the voters. legitimacy of the presidency." candidate. He said the second time off, Personnel Officer Sam Throughout the 50 -minute Also, he said, Ford failed to presidential debate in San Francisco Milioto said yesterday. speech, Bunzel seemed relaxed and provide the leadership needed after hurt Ford "seriously." to election analysis A tally will be released confident. His anecdotes illustrated the Watergate affair. "In short," he said, "President Monday to see how many SJSU the importance of humor during a Sensibility offended Ford might have a chance if he could Student-faculty reaction to SJSU president's jokes and his relaxed faculty and students took ad- political campaign. Bunzel said Ford's connection shut his mouth retroactively." President John Bunzel's speech presentation. vantage of the swine flu program, Using the George Washington- with Watergate was his pardon of Bunzel pointed out Ford's gaffe yesterday appeared favorable. The stage was set with a blue- said Oscar Battle, SJSU health cherry tree analogy, Bunzel Richard Nixon. He said the people's about the Eastern European The question and answer period and-white background with two educator. described Carter chopping down a sensibility was offended because countries not being under Soviet went through without incident. Last flags flanking him. The bright back- In order for employes to peanut bush with a new hatchet. Nixon was put above the law. domination "blew his chances" in time Bunzel spoke on campus ground and blue-and-white podium receive this pay, they must be "Maybe I did and maybe I However, Carter's portrayal as a capturing the East -European student Mark Owens was arrested set the mood for the speech. inoculated by tomorrow. didn't," is how Bunzel described person capable of being a president American vote. for disturbing the peace for sup- Brian Michael, a senior biology In his memo to department Carter's reply to his father's inquiry has not surfaced. During a question and answer posedly disrupting the speech. the laughter broke up chairpersons and administrative student, said about cutting the bush down. His interview with Playboy period following his address, Bunzel David Kloss, a senior pre-dental the pace of the speech. heads, Sasseen said the time off Bunzel, in samming up the two Magazine, he said, was "not a presi- said the Republican Party "is close student, said, "Overall, I thought it should be arranged so as not to candidates, told the audience: "If I dential thing to do" in the opinion of to becoming a permanent minority was pretty good." Kloss said Bunzel In reference to Bunzel's interfere with classes or the had a bumper sticker, it would say the voters. if Ford loses." knew a lot about the election cam- statement about the lack of humor normal operation of campus 'Thank God only one of them can get "Jimmy Carter has transformed Ford's loss, he said, would paign because of his expertise as a during the campaign, Michael said offices. elected'." himself from a solid favorite into the narrow the party's philosophy political scientist. "I think in humor you get your He said if President Ford is center of controversy," Bunzel said. toward the Reagan conservatism. He added he enjoyed the leadership. "It helped me a little," he said. ,,441rataSefl Michael said the comparison of this year's campaign with past Jonathan Fil approved by council presidential races was an in- teresting point. A pair of wives of faculty to fill A.S. Attorney General post members also lauded Bunzel's speech. By Burt Dekker choice in Crawford-Drobot. chose Fil was because he felt he has Arlene Decker, wife of an in- A.S. Council ratified Jonathan Fil He lost a run-off election to the initiative to do the things dustrial studies faculty member, as the new attorney general resigning Attorney General Perry required by the constitution of the said Bunzel's speech reinforces yesterday following his selection by Litchfield last spring by 64 votes. attorney general, he was reasonably some of the points made during the President James Ferguson. debates. The letter also stated he had been well informed and he showed an interest in acting as a liaison be- Ferguson made the appointment told by A.S. Personnel Officer Gloria Another wife of an industrial arts tween the academic fairness com- after reinterviewing two students Grotjan that he was qualified for the instructor, Arlene Chaplin, had a mittee and students. recommended by an ad hoc com- post but too controversial a can- favorable reaction to the speech. She didate. that there are many undecided mittee formed to assist in the at- He said the choice between Fil said in the state and agreed with torney general selection. Crawford-Drobot was recently and Soper was very close. voters that California is involved in a fight for possession of Councilwoman Edna Campbell Bunzel's statement Scott Soper was the other state for the presidential Academic Fairness Committee expressed concern that a con- a pivotal recommendation of the committee. records. troversy in another sector of the election. The approval came after another school entered into the consideration Dr. Roy Young, chairman of the applicant, Robert Crawford-Drobot, A.S. Vice President Jeff Brown, of a successor. Political Science Department, said asked council to set aside the council's representative on the ad he "had no reaction one way or the recommendation in consideration of hoc committee, said he chose Fil on Litchfield pointed out that the other," because he left 15 minutes better qualified applicant, himself. his qualifications, not on whether he a attorney general must work closely before the speech was completed. was controversial. Fairness Com- A letter to council, read by with the Academic he could not Crawford-Drobot, stated, "You are Grotjan admitted to the mittee, and last year with Crawford-Drobot. not being given the benefit of statement, but said she made it work selecting an individual who has the clear that it was her opinion and not Litchfield was appointed to the Weather and seasoned of the ad hoc committee. relevant, practical the opinion Academic Fairness committee at Fair through Friday with highs in experience students want and Brown refused to recognize yesterday's meeting. the mid-70s and lows in the mid-40s. demand." Crawford-Drobot when he tried to At that time Brown called an Winds will be light and from the NW stated council was being respond to his statement. It also executive session because per- with light smog conditions. Windham asked to reject a near peoples' Ferguson said the reason he sonalities were being discussed. Jonathan Fil was approved as new A.5 Attorney General yesterday - SJSU Meteoroiogy Department Most crimes occur at 8 campus hotspots University Police have identified easiest property targets," he said. locker thefts while Spartan Stadium eight "hotspots" on campus where James explained that the Student has suffered from malicious 1,11111)1N, crime occurs most often. Union, Business classrooms, the mischief caused by "juvenile The Seventh and Tenth Street Men's Gym and Duncan Hall are vandalism." SAN JOSE STATE parking garages experienced the "all very large areas with many Alleviating crime in the hotspots greatest number of crimes in 1975, students walking in and out. Con- is no easy task, according to James. followed by Duncan Hall and the sequently it's easier to rip off He said University Police efforts are UNIVERSITY Business Classrooms, according to property and so forth," he said. now being concentrated in these Larry James, University Police "Parking garages, on the other areas as much as possible. administrative officer. hand, provide a place where the "There's not much more you can do. Whenever you have large He said the remaining hotspots target areas are easiest," he said. James attributed this to the numbers of people gathered in a are the library, Men's Gymnasium, building and whenever you have Student Union and Spartan Stadium. tremendous amount of "unattended vehicles" left in garages. large classrooms with people with James said crimes in the hotspots property you're going to have theft," He said the most common crimes te-t? 64 include misdemeanors of petty theft, he said. malicious mischief, drunken driving in the parking garages are theft "All we can do is make our of- 2.'"' .. .i. 0. felony crimes of rape, armed from unincked vehicles and , - ...., jo_o., and ficers aware of the areas and have , a ,, robbery and burglary. burglary. .... ,4,4 ..., :., W.'... . * it --: -r-A" them seen there as much as ', James .aid crime occurring at ', - ;,- ,,.. ' % James did not have statistical possible." ;.i, :, ,’’ Duncan Hall, the Business breakdowns of crimes in those areas James said the heaviest crime .13A;414- ' Classroom and the library are most ; -0 im-2;rer 7’. but did say the majority of crimes months of the year are March, April, often thefts of personal property. He v.- are theft, burglary, simple assault May, September, and October. He said purse snatchings, bicycle thefts and vandalism. said the heaviest days of the week and malicious mischief are the of- are Wednesday and Thursday, days James outlined the 1975 total fenses that most often occurr in when the most people are on cam- crimes in the hotspots: Seventh these areas. pus. Street Gargage, 74; Tenth Street The Men's Gym and the Student "We try to have our heaviest Garage, 58; Duncan Hall, 39; Union have the highest occurance of manpower coverage on Wednesdays Men's isn't Business Classrooms, 32; simple assault when a person and Thursdays and slack off ac- et, Gymnasium, 24; the library, 28; that seriously injured. cordingly on weekends." he said. Student Union, 20; and Spartan James explained the reason for James said the department Stadium, 20. this might be because both areas are employs the majority of its officers James said the statistics "hold a congregating place for "con- on day shift, usually six officers, he true throughout most of the year." frontation and exchange of ideas." said. Campus crime is concentrated in eight different AMOS. Both pa, king garages. Duncan Hill and the "Fit .t, these are the areas of the In addition to simple assault, the The department has 11 full-time Business Classrooms have the highest crime ratm. The eighth hot spot, Spartan stadium, is net most activity. Secondly, they are the Men's Gym has been the focus of officers. located on the map. October 28, 1976, Page 2 72 FORD Opinion

Nixon's protege in office Ford's policies questionable

By Robyn McGee Sound familiar? Some say Ford rose from virtual Singer Gil Scott-Heron, in his During his terms in the House of anonymity to become President. I song, "Watergate Blues," refers to Representatives, Ford was a say, after 25 years in Congress and him as the "oatmeal man." His staunch supporter of the Vietnam two years as President, his message closest aides insist he's "down war. He fought hard against Lyndon is coming in loud and clear. home, a decent guy." Johnson for not prosecuting the war Former House minority leader, more ardently, stating, "We're During the first Great Debate Yale Law School alumnus and ac- pulling all our punches." against Jimmy Carter, Ford really cidental president, Gerald R. Ford is Ford rallied enthusiastically illustrated how pro-big business and the man described. under Richard Nixon, voting against anti-"little guy" he reaily Come Nov. 2, if we Americans the amendment that banned U.S. On the issue of tax reform, Ford aren't careful, we might just elect bombing of Cambodia. advocated reducing federal spen- President Ford president. Of course, hindsight is a won- ding by $10 billion if Congress As Ford is so fond of saying, his derful thing. I'm sure Ford was agreed to cut federal spending by record speaks for itself. sincere in his belief that we could the same amount. His proposed tax During the hearings before his have and should have won the war. reduction would save corporations confirmation as Vice President, But suppose another Vietnam $2.5 billion by reducing their tax Ford told the American people, should arise? rates from 46 per cent to 48 per cent, should he become President, he We probably could expect the thus encouraging corporation would not pardon Richard Nixon. same policeman's mentality and growth. Less than a week after he was hawkish attitude from the Michigan Ford's philosophies, attitudes sworn in as President, he granted Republican. and policies both foreign and Richard Nixon a presidential par- Also, as a member of the House of domestic are spelled NIXON. As a don. Representatives, Ford fought "standby," President Ford was Ford's reasoning at the time was numerous social legislations and adequate. But given a full term in that Watergate should be swept voted repeatedly against federal aid office, one shudders to think of the from the minds of Americans. Now, to education. damage he could do with his two- two years later, Americans are still During the movement of the faced, anti-human proposals. wondering just what kind of deal 1960s, Ford initially opposed the Ford's politics are not what the was made between Ford and Nixon. landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964 country needs right now. With a In February, when Congress and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. great percentage of Americans out banned the use of funds for the pro- Only when public sentiment was so of work, things costing more and the Western forces in Angola, Ford aroused in favor of these bills did he dollar buying less, what we need is argued that the nation's foreign finally come around. humanism, not rhetoric. policy may be so weakened, the U.S. In 1968, Ford supported a move to Americans made clear the fact could lose the ability "to inspire cut off federal aid to college students they didn't want dishonest, "Tricky trust and, if necessary, fear in the who participated in peace demon- Dick" as President any longer, so rest of the world..." strations. why should we want his protegee? As qualified as Ford, Carter Lack of funds hurt Camejo Reading and writing skills hurt By Myke Feinm an Peter Camejo is not a criminal and more nuclear warheads," he said. The real problem with the neither is his party. At one time in This is, of course, in the interest campaign of Peter Camejo, Socialist this country, it was a crime to be a of the people, right? Spend money on Workers candidate for president, is communist. The Rosenburgs were defense instead of education, or by infatuation with boob tube that nobody's heard of him. crucified because of their beliefs. social service programs. If one believes strongly that this In the land of the "free," people And of course, the interest of the By Mal Cummings I'll muddle along. mine was a steaming hot bowl of country needs drastic changes were put to death for believing big business can only agree that There was a time in my life when A good friend of mine is what you alphabet soup. Only a wee tyke of concerning social service programs, something for ari idea. Ford's agreement with the Soviet soldering subject to verb seemed might call a literature freak. You three, this person avoided anything education, mass transit, ecology, And now the American press is Union "is for the good of America," slightly less difficult than scaling know the type. He lies awake at to do with letters for many years racism and sexism, pe:haps one ignoring the "fringe" parties since they are the companies who Mt. Everest. night tormented by the idea that afterwards. would look for a leader who wanted because they are not "majority will manufacture all the death Today, my viewpoint is changed. Moby Dick's true theme might be a He also shivered uncontrollably the same reforms you did. parties" and do not like their ideas. weapons. I'd rather tackle the mountain. cry for albino rights. at the mention of the name "Camp- But would you go looking for a How many people who are This is only one example of how Many college students must feel We're part of a lost generation, bells." leader who is a member of a eligible to vote for president Tues- big business interests are identical the same way. Officialdom he said the other day, and brandish- Eventually, the psychological socialist party? Would you even day will? What percentage of the to those of the general public. estimates that one-half of SJSU's ing a copy of "The Sun Also Rises," scars healed and he advanced to a consider digging into the views and population is even registered to Camejo said that a person is not entering freshmen have difficulty he babbled something about competent level of composition and opinions of a "communist?" vote? The majority, right? Not considered to be living in poverty slinging ink on paper. Hemingway's people drifting among diction. Avoidance of soup and "the If you hear his views, you might quite. unless he has less than $1.15 a day to change your mind. Just why the slinging has become Parisian cafes while we float among Beverly Hillbillies" aided this Camejo has this radical notion live on. In his speech at SJSU Monday tougher is hard to say, although deodorant commercials. progress immeasurably. ' that the country is being run by a How many people could live on fingers are being pointed at little night, he said that the major parties that? How many people could live on Sometimes I almost respect this few rich interests, like Standard Oil boxes in little houses across The truth is that this is an in- never let the American people know $2 a day, or $5 a day, without star- fellow's ideas. On this occasion I or DuPont or Summa Corporation. America. creasingly oral and visual world. what the real issues are. ving to death? caught him flush in the mouth with a This is obviously an absurd theory, say this video generation People don't write letters anymore He said that any party besides Camejo is right. The only reason Some TV Guide. right? has spent too many Saturdays they pen notes or pick up the the Democrats and Republicans are people are hired by big corporations If TV is the root of this handicap, Their interests are the identical watching Bugs Bunny instead of phone. A coherent essay is not as called fringe parties. is because they produce more profit why do we choose it over books? interests of the majority of people in reading Flaubert; that instead of important as it once was. It was his party which had to than they are paid. Perhaps a rude introduction to the United States, right? writing and conversing, we allow TV And it looks like television will gather more than 600,000 signatures There is no four-day work week language arts pulled the plug for to act as a gentle softening agent on continue to be a major dispenser of in order to place Camejo on the Camejo said in his speech that because it would be less profitable, some. A traumatic childhood ex- the brain. news and entertainment. ballot. Ford lauds his pact with the Soviet not because people don't want it. perience can have a devastating ef- I suppose my intellect has So college students can return Ford and Carter, though, were Union in an attempt to reach parity Camejo is not some off-the-wall fect Junior is shoved screaming in the dribbled away as much as anyone's. home from class and curl up with a members of the "majority parties" arms race. extremist-radical. He is just a "What I don't worry about literacy too off the dock and develops a good book. Or they curl up with and needed no petitions. Ford didn't say was that, candidate who doesn't have the much. I can read traffic signs and mysterious aversion to coeal reefs. something else and find out how Though the FBI has been in order to bring our arms to a level money to present himself to the decipher an unemployment check. The culprit for another friend of fun Bonehead English really is. harassing his party since the 1930s, equal to the Soviets, we need 120,000 nation like Ford and Carter. For-sights Barbara Jordan's words sound as a warning to all voters By Steve Forsythe posters in the lens of any camera spoke of the honesty that the ...SE1-0AO Mize ts IWO vJEEK NEW VoRle CrIV Election day is only a short time available. American people both need, and night had concluded, she leaned away. On Nov. 2, we are being asked Then Barbara Jordan walked up deserve, from their elected officials. forward on the podium, so as if to to choose from a myriad of to speak. She followed John Glenn, At the convention, she reiterated speak face to face with the conven- possibilities for president. the former astronaut who had been these ideals. And the people loved it. tioners. I have always leaned toward mentioned as a possible running- "We are a people in a quandary. "My idea of democracy, if I had Jimmy Carter, but Walter Mondale mate for Carter. We are a people looking for a to make a definition, would come is a question mark. My vice-presi- The crowd exploded! The stan- future," said Jordan. "We believe in from one of the great presidents of dential choice was made back on ding ovation for Jordan lasted a full equality for all and privilege for the past, Abraham Lincoln," Jordan July 12. She's a large-framed, five minutes as the people on the none. Our concept of governing is by said, slowly speaking the words, friendly woman, named Parbara convention floor stamped their feet, a national conscious and belief. emphasizing each syllable. "As I Jordan. whistled, screamed and generally "Authority of people is to be would not be a slave, so I would not During the Democratic national made like they were at a football extended, not restricted," Jordan be a master. convention in New York last sum- game. said. "With these words in mind, we mer, the parade of potential Jordan's broad smile, her happy She exemplified the American must build a national community nominees who had expressed a eyes glistening slightly from behind ideal of equality for all and freedom where everyone participates and desire to lead the party were all one her glasses, only brought more non-restricted. everyone is truly equal," Jordan big happy family in support of the cheering from the crowd. Her After the ordeals of Watergate, concluded. prodigal child, Jimmy Carter. repeated efforts to hush the people the citizens in this nation are still The packed arena became a sea Joy reigned, as phony as it may were ignored as the Democrats hungry for an honest, open leader, of smiling faces, wild clapping and have seemed. As the happy faces staged their very own love-in with who will lead the country from his deafening noise as the throngs continually flashed toothy smiles at Barbara Jordan, right there in office desk, not the coat closet. moved and swayed as one. She had the television camera, this observer Madison Square Garden. Jordan gave the people sitting in brought a dull convention together, could feel the hypocritical vibrations The excitement wasn't generated that large arena a taste of what they uniting it with millions of television through the speakers. entirely by the fact that she was both were searching for. viewers across the country. That is, all except one warm, the first black to be a keynote As I sat there, totally entranced Jordan stood on the stand, a wide very genuine smile which turned the speaker and the first woman to be a by her forcefulness and honesty, the smile covering her face and her parading Democrats into a group of keynote speeker. But it certainly thought that she was a possible head bowing continuously to earnest listeners. It made the whole helped. selection for Carter's runningmate acknowledge the cheers. convention worthwhile. Jordan is known for her easy crossed my mind. My impression of the congress- The smile belonged to Congress- manner with people. Her concern is A woman as vice president? A woman from Texas was one of a woman Jordan from Texas, who was not only for her own constituents, black as vice president? Well, why hard worker and earnest politician the keynote speaker for the but anyone who requires aid. not, I wondered. long before she entered Madison proceedings. Her appearance turned Yet, at the same time, there is no A vice president should be for- Square Garden that night. As I the circus atmosphere of Madison one who may avoid her strong will ceful, maybe more so than the other?" Jordan asked the intently an example for the rest of the watched her leave the podium and Square Garden into an honest-to- and stormy temper if they overstep president. A secondary role is what listening audience. "Privileges, nation," said Jordan. "It is wrong to become engulfed by the mob of goodness political convention. their boundaries. She can be stern that person is thought to fulfill. But such as actively working with the admonish the public to uphold the fellow Democrats, this articulate The night had been full of with anyone and her lectures can that's not entirely true. government, are not negotiable. common good if we, as public ser- and honest black woman had found a prominent members of the party leave one feeling very small and What if the president were killed They belong to each and every one of vants, do not uphold the common special place in my heart. who had stepped up to the podium apologetic. or incapacitated for a long period of us. good. Her words por'rayed the and gone on and on about the virtues Probably this trait, more than time? The vice president would take "A government is invigorated "If we make promises to the American Dream. They must not be of the Democrats and Carter. It was anything else, helped Jordan burst over the country. His qualifications when everyone of us takes an active public, then we must deliver," forgotten. a torrible bore. into public prominence. better be good. No one can argue part in shaping a common future," Jordan continued. "If we say the Now, as the nation is winding The crowd of conventioners During the impeachment pro- Jordan is lacking a good record. Jordan said. public must sacrifice, then we must down to the final days before the showed their boredom without ceedings three years ago, her Listening to Jordan continue, the Besides stressing participation in be the first to give. election. I am still wondering about hesitation. While the speeches were straight forward statement concern- thought of her sitting beside Carter government by everyone, Jordan's "And if we make a mistake, we Carter, the Democrats and the vice being made they constantly were ing the wrongs committed by Nixon as vice president seemed more and most important point was the must be the first to admit them," presidential candidate, Mondale. milling about the floor. They talked and his staff and the need for a total more appealing. needed honesty and responsibility of Jordan said. And I still have to ask myself, to each other, and anyone who would housecleaning in Washington, "We are a generous people, so the officials in government. As she closed her speech, after these many months later, why not caught listen, and pushed their Democratic the public's attention She why can't we be generous with each "We as public servants must set the upteenth standing ovation of the Barbara Jordan for vice president? October Campus streets 'beautified' 28,1976, Page 3 - The intersection of Ninth and San Carlos streets was beautified during the summer through the construction of wider sidewalks and white CO. traffic barricades. The project is part of a beautification program to .e re-do all streets passing through the campus. -tual Robert Bosanko, chief at. I of plant operations, said and the Ninth Street sage beautification was funded N from a $76,000 allocation of GHT the administration's bate budget advisory com- mittee. and Bosanki said during the summer o the Valley Crest )'ord Landscape Co. tore part of Pen- sidewalk up, pushed it back ress from the street and 111111. by widened it. Afterwards, tax they placed removable ions white posts to block traffic tax from entering. 'ent, Pillars and blocks located at Ninth and San Carlos streets mark the latest effort in campus beautification. Lion "Eventually, the effect of a street will be pentine pavement with a mutated. "It's currently raise the cost due to ides eliminated," he said. "It large island in the center He said the estimated at $250,000 for escalating prices." and will be changed to blend for plants. beautification of all the the whole project," he said. He added the project As a into the campus." Bosanko said plans for campus streets will take Since it will be worked on in may have setbacks if other SALE was Bosanko said the street remodeling Seventh Street three to five years to phases during several programs compete for a in is planned to have a ser- are presently being for- complete. years that will no doubt funds from the outlay fund. the .wo- 5 HOURS ONLY! the ha out spartaguide the THURSDAY 1 is

act "Saigon: April 1976," a mission is $1.50 general and Services in the Student "Liberation Ethics and ALL SEVEN STORES cky documentary film on the 75 cents for students and Programs and Services the American Empire" will COPIES office be Prof. John M. SO life of the Saigon children. in the old cafeteria population one year after building, Swomley's topic at a public no minimum OCT. 28th 5:30 to 10:30 the war, will be shown at 8 The Stars of State meeting 7:30 p.m. Satur- p.m. today in the S.U. Amateur Night will be held day at the First The Reading Lab is now Presbyterian Church, 49N. KINKO'S LOOK FOR THE SEARCHLIGHTS IN THE SKY Umunhum Room. Ad- at 7:30 tonight in the S.U. 123S 3rd St 295-4336 mission is 50 cents. Loma Prieta Room. open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fourth St. Monday through Thursday * * * * * * * * The Revolutionary and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Save on Stereo and TV 3 The Gay Students Union Student Brigade will hold Fridays. Monday Cinema meets at 8 tonight in the an open meeting at 7 presents Thursday from 530 to 10 30 P M you can get a lump on holiday shopping during S.U. Guadalupe Room. tonight in the S.U. Dr. Herb Oestreich, rest Alco's unique 5 hour Night Owl Sale and save in every department Hundreds of Almaden Room. Plans for chairman of the Human V on TV's, radios, compact stereo systems, tape recorders, CB radios and car stereos The Intercultural a rally and wearing arm- Resource Administration or Alfred Hitchcock's will be on sale at prices that can only be offered during a 5 -hour sale You can save on Steering Committee bands on Election Day will Dept., will be guest presents a Halloween be discussed. individual components as well as complete stereo systems in our stereo component speaker of the Human department specials at all seven the potluck sapper, followed by . department Also featured are loads of parts Resource Administration 39 STEPS you can save hundreds of dollars Please .hat games and dances, at 6:30 Free swine flu shots stores tor 5 hours only We guarantee Club at 7:30 p.m. Monday pr's Thursday while we re -price viet p.m. tomorrow in Moulder are available for students Morris Dailey Note Our stores will be closed from 430 to 5 30 at the Foghorn Restaurant. merchandise Hall, 385 S. 10th St. today and tomorrow from 9 our who a.m. to 5 p.m. at San Jose Mc 7 Et 10 50 Here are a Few of the Many Famous Name Brands ath Hospital, 75 N. 16th St. Artists and craftspeople that will be on sale Home Economics Club is interested in selling their low sponsoring an historical There is an opening for work at the "Vantastic RCA ZENITH SYLVANIA SANYO [cal tour of San Jose from 3 to 5 a student assistant in the 4x4's '77" show at the Santa SHOP.: and A.S.P.B p.m. Friday. The tour will S.U. equipment rental Clara County Fairgrounds QUASAR SONY MGA not , begin at the San Jose center. Applications will be Nov. 12-14 may notify PIONEER MARANTZ KENWOOD 'MY , Chamber of Commerce. taken until 10 a.m. Suella Hanlon at (415) 531- TEAC GARRARD r to tomorrow at A.S. Leisure 0500. DUAL JBL The SJSU Ski Club will proudly presents And many, many more on have a Halloween party at on 9 p.m. Saturday at Briner held ar- Hall, 272 E. Campbell Ave. OrientGtion Here are a Few Examples of the Savings Cost is $2 for members and "BOB DOROUGH" on $2.50 for non-members with ins ASB card. for prep students jazz singer Et pianist 100% Solid State if it "his secret is an unaffected, generous, humorous warmth that COLOR PORTABLE 275 "The Day of the Dead" Approximately 2,000 wood from the School of permeates everything he does on stage Et off" high ,ek of the students from 105 area Business will lecture on 25" will be the theme John L. Wasserii schools are on campus "The Age of Super' CONSOLE COLOR TV Diagonal performance by Los S F. Chronicle 488" Lupenos de San Jose at 2 today for College systems" in the University an all p.m. Sunday at the Mon- Discovery Day, Theatre; and Dr. Charles 100% Solid 7500 a tgomery Theatre. Ad- orientation to acquaint Burdick will speak on With PORTABLE TV SET State he them with what SJSU has "Berlin in 1948" in the he to offer. Morris Dailey Auditorium. With two "BILL TAKAS" AM-FM 8-TRACK STEREO Speakers They arrived on campus 8888 Spartan After lunch the students at 8 a.m, today and have a bass With Iwo State will meet in Student Union Serwng the San Jose general meeting in the S.U. 8-TRACK STEREO Speakers Universay Convnunny and receive information Live Performance, Upper Pad 38" Ballroom. The students NOON - Since 1934 admissions will then tour the campus about procedures, financial aid, 3-5 p.m. - AM/FM Second class postage peed at San in academic interest PIONEER RECEIVER Stereo Jose Cal.fornia Member of Cali housing, student govern- , 10888 groups. Umunhum Room forma Newspaper Publdhers Asso ment, the Educational Associated Press of this year tor cover cotton and the Mr. Dorough who won an Emory Award in May TURNTABLEBaa.. Published daily by San Jose State The students will also Opportunity Program, and of the DUAL STEREO "Grammar Rock", will give a lecture by demonstration 128’ Ureversity, except Saturday and have an opportunity to hear career planning. in elementary education. 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October 28, 19713, Page 4 Cheery Marriotts provides jobs By Laurie Slothower admission back if it's a What's it like to work in rainy day. The one unusual the freshly-painted, ever- request he remembers was cheery fantasy land of from a woman who needed Marriott's Great America? a place to breastfeed her "It's fun. I enjoy it, and baby. it's a real challenge to try "There aren't too many to make people happy," people who enjoy their Bruce Lem, industrial en- work like I do," echoes gineering major said. His Desiree Goyette, music response seems typical of major. "And they're really the student employees who willing to work around a work at Santa Clara coun- school schedule." ty's answer to Disneyland. Goyette is fortunate Lem, 22, got his job enough to have a job di- through a notice on the rectly related to her Placement Center bulletin major; she sings soprano board last March when in "Music! America!", one Marriott's recruited on of the five shows which campus. play five times a day for 45 While exact figures minutes. weren't available, Director Another such employee of Public Affairs John Poi- is Peggy Milovina, art miroo estimates 500 SJSU major, who does portraits students work at the and profiles of customers. amusement park. "It's one "I'm really glad I got of our biggest draws," he the job. It's good exper- said. ience. Portraits aren't fine Desiree Goyette enioys a conversation with a friend. During its peak months, art, they're very com- Marriott's employs 3,000 mercial. But I like the people, but that number work." has dwindled to 1500 since Except for the oc- Dance company it is only open weekends. casional parent who be- The park will close for the comes irritated when Milo- season the Sunday after vina's likeness doesn't fit at Flint Center Thanksgiving. with their ideal, she said 41 Dennis Brown, physical she has no pi oblems with Photos by Jon Byous The Murray Louis placement and structure. SJSU art maior Peggy Milovina sketches portraits at Marriott's Great America. education major, said he the customers. Dance Company will open Louis is the recipient of enjoys his job as customer "It's one of the best jobs here," he said. the dance season at Flint two John Simon Guggen- 200-acre park has 27 rides, the employes have against tember of this year. service representative be- I'll ever have," music Most of the employees Center for the Performing heim Memorial Fellow- 32 shops and 14 live shows, Marriott's are the wages. "I like the job but you cause it's an experience in major Denny Taylor said. seem unperturbed by the Arts, De Anza College, ships in Dance and also re- featuring the theme of Most employes earn mini- have to cut your hair and talking to people which will Taylor plays trombone in closing of the park in American- Cupertino, Saturday at 8:30 ceived five grants from the history. The mum wage, which until last wear a tie. And they don't help him when he becomes the country-rock band in November. p.m. U.S. National Endowments park admitted its two mil- week was $2.20 an hour. It let you into the park unless 1 a teacher. the park's Farmer's "I'll live off my earn- This troupe consists of of the Arts. lionth guest in September. is now $2.50. you have a name tag," Brown greets large Market. He works three ings," Taylor said. six dancers who combine a Tickets for the per- Admission to the park is "I liked it, but the pay Ruben Romero, business groups who visit Marriott's hours and is paid for an Located off Highway 101 kind of dramatic mim-like formance are $5, $6, $7 and $7.95 for adults, and in- scale is really lay. Plus you major, added. He summed and also handles com- eight-hour day for around in Santa Clara, the amuse- accent with a sudden style are available at the San cludes the price of all rides. work six days a week it up by saying: plaints and requests. He $5 an hour. ment park opened last of dance. They are noted Jose Box Office and Penin- The average guest rides 12 there," Jim Chandler, said he doesn't get many "Most people I know March after having Bowers said. "Everybody bitches, for their concern with sula Box Office and other rides and spends a total of microbiology major complaints except from would rather have another Avenue renamed "Great but they like it. Or else they energy, flow and rhythm major outlets. For further $15. Chandler was a ride people who want their $7.95 job, but they like working America Parkway." The to Sep- quit." rather than choreography information, call 257-7555. The one consistent gripe operator from April ...... s I Itt I ITh Ilt 000000000. MONGO'S THE MONGOLIAN BARBECUE Er BAR Old Town, Los Gatos, CA. 95030 (408) 354-6077 Featuring the area's Most Beautiful Cocktail Lounge overlooking the Los Gatos Hills THE BARBECUE DINNER ... LIVE ENTERTAINMENT A CenturieS-Old Blend of Meats and Veg etableS, Herbs and Spices. 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Bascom PE.RSONACS (408) 371-6505 BE CLEVER October MI, 1976, Page 5 Chicano poets focus on pride By Marlon Whittaker Our sterile in grinding- most enjoyable, but it was anthology, he will have his move South Ethnic pride and suffer- hole bedrock very effective in that her first book published some- the wind East. ing were focal points as way laid into deep sea - words appear to come to time in February We will not see each Chicano poets Gary Soto, galaxy of obsidian. life. Soto was introduced by other Lorna Dee Cervantes, You were able to feel the William Manning of the Tributes field workers gather SJSU student and Hopi poet Bicentennial sadness, joy and even the Mexican -American Some of her readings like a bush Wendy Rose displayed realness of her poems. Graduate Studies Depart- were tributes to the Bicen- of fog in the west side their talents at the San Jose In her "Self Portrait," ment. tennial. At one point Rose And those sleeping in Museum of Art, 110 S. Mar- she said: After Cervantes' poetic said she had just received the mission ket St., Wednesday nipht. I melt into the stone hypnotism, Soto's poetry the agcr.da of an up and unfold like chairs, "Poets in the Gallery," indian features of came off a bit quiet, even coming American Acad- sponsored by the my face though he did get a few San Jose emy of Poets Bicentennial. The third of these Fine Arts olmec eyes. laughs with his subtle Commission, San The agenda mentioned a poetry sessions will be Jose Museum of Art, I am old brown woman humor. SJSU day being set aside to held 2:30 p.m. Nov. 17 in of the moon. Soto was good though. English Department and commemorate native the Home Economics the Mexican -American I am the mild raw One poem that especially Americans. Building, room MO Graduate Studies Depart- woman side of stood out was one written to ment, was the second event Rose said instead of in- ometeotl. his wife, ( when she was MARK'S of this year long poetry viting one of the many Hopi Or her "Grandma" just his girlfriend ) whose STEREO festival. poets, the commission poem where she said: middle name he used to ti- The first of the poets, in- chose to have a group of tle the poem which, in part, Buy & Trade troduced by Dr. Naomi Indian dancers participate Mi abuela makes reads: 293-8990 Clark, English professor, in the program. tortillas in the back SODAICO 74 E. San Fernando / was Wende Rose, author of "On this day set aside room. The day the sparrows Block from Campus.,, two published books of poe- for native-Americans this Grand Ma. Her try. is the best they could do," wrinkled brown CHOI'S Lorna Dee Cervantes Rose said one of her she added. hands poems, "Protecting the pulling weeds before TAE KWON DO Mixed Poetry sunset. Eastern Nam., 4,i b Burial Ground," was writ- snail, The second poet, Lorna lam mystery to her. Good Health and Sell Defense ten while sitting at the site KARATE HAPIODO vl/DO Cast painter Dee Cervantes, though of a land excavation. Cervantes indubitably Master Instructor "I was one of sever- small in stature, had the made .an impact on the au- Dan Kyu Choi 7 Dan Black Belt al there to protest the ex- type of dynamic voice that dience through the deliver- Hyun Kyu Choi 5 Dan Black Bee can and did captivate the ance and the naked frank- Broken leg spurs art cavations," Rose said, The Downtown Area audience of about 75, which ness of her poetry. site was sacred Indian bur- Winchester 401 E Santa Milpitas partially filled the First Subtle Humor Clara Area By Robyn McGee ial grounds. Area San Jose, Ca National Bank Room of the The last was featured 374 9374 263 2210 English In a voice slightly above 95113 275-1533 major Robert museum. poet Gary Soto of Fresno. Barone, 37, has had a few a whisper, but very clear Although Soto has edited an All Students 10-20% Discount bad breaks in his day. Like and controlled, Rose said: Cervantes, editor of the with Ad the time he ran his Womb-sopped woman Chicano literary magazine, motorcycle into the van, round woman: Lhe sad "Mango," mixed her poet- broke his leg and was earth-stained leaves ry with both English and confined to a cast from the that swallow your Spanish phrases. Not only hip down. buckeye burdens did this mixture prove His leg is still broken VIVITAlq but instead of the in- stitutionalized" white plaster," Barone sports a Murray's music cast which is covered with art work. "I love it, said Barone, FLASH sa assistant ombudsman. "It ideal for Mom makes me feel a little By Valerie Tucker From a jazzed -up broken better about my What could one expect arrangement of Bobby it and ieg. People look at from a former PE teacher Darin's 50's hit "Things" to they say is, the first thing turned singer but an album the controversial tale of the 'Wow, that's fantastic.'" that's as easy listening as evils of show biz in "Sun- CLINIC LA The "cast artist" is any one can get. day School to Broadway," SEMINAR Barone's roommate Carl Murray's cute low-keyed FLASH CLINIC AND Anne Murray's VIVITAR'S 283 Cardoza, 34, an artist from voice touches on ON OPERATION OF "Keeping In Touch" is the everything near and dear STROBE SYSTEM AND MULTIPLE LIGHTING Monterey. kind of music that one to the heart. "I was looking at would be proud to take CALL NOW Robert's cast and decided home to mom. Although her bluesy FREE, BUT to paint it. So there I was, FOR ADVANCE REGISTRATION. Byous love songs which make up his leg in a hassock and me all of side two can be quite BRING YOUR CAMERAWE WILL squatting on the floor Carl Cardoza holds one of his latest creations. depressing at times, they HAVE A LIVE MODEL FOR YOU painting," Cardoza said. New art also strike a nostalgic note TO PHOTOGRAPH WITH OUR STROBE Since his acrylic in the memories of long- SETUP. drawing of a black man lost loves. FRIDAY, OCT. 29 really liked it," Cardoza overlays and built a kind of against nature on Barone's display "Keeping In Touch" is said. "People can interpret bridge over this guy's 6-9 PM cast, many other people designed for the record his cast art in any way they elbow who had a broken Paintings, drawings and SUNNYVALE STORE with broken arms, legs and buyer who can't decide wish." arm. Then I painted it, it constructions by artists "i4A3 even pelvises have com- between the "Best of Cardoza said he got the looked like a rainbow." Robert Partin and Michael missioned Cardoza. 'Theresa Brewer" or "The idea for Barone's cast one According to Cardoza, Davis will be on dis,:lay Vivitar "I knew this one guy Carpenters Greatest Hits" from San Francisco who day while stepping off a bus he knows of no other cast starting Nov. i at the S.U. but he not as old, but not as owned a sex shop. He broke in Monterey. artists in the area, Gallery. enough young either. Model 200 his pelvis, hips and butt "I saw this black guy added, "There are Gallery hours are in San Fran- ,nd was laid up in the with a huge natural and I vain people Monday thru Friday 10:30 this type of 9spital. I charged him walked over to him and cisco who want a.m. to 4 p.m. and Wed- COPIES done." 100 to do all this erotic art said I'm gonna put your thing nesday and Thursday said after he mic ni his cast," Cardoza said. hair on my friend's cast. Barone evenings 6 to 8 p.m. off, it no minimum "Now he has private He looked at me kinda gets his cast taken The exhibit will show in +wings of his cast," funny and then I ex- will hang as a mounting through Nov. 19. For fur- "I like K I N KO'S iiarone laughed. plained." Cardoza's room. ther information call 277- 123 S. 3rd Si 295-4336 op- "I also worked on a little Besides painting, this type of thing as 3221 also did people signing boy who had broken his Cardoza said he posed to Vivitar will be THE CHRISTMAS OF 1976 arm. I painted shark jaws some sculpture on casts. their names, but I "I took some wood glad to get it off." Model 252 above his elbow and he ELECTRONIC FLASH what's happening '39" 0 Wir A Perfect Season For Environmental ’- 292 6- Events the Actors Repertory through Friday. Portraiture 41, Vivitar "Stars of State," an ama- Theatre, 98 Santa NATURAL OUTDOOR PORTRAIT 16-x16- auto! thyristor sponsored by Teresa Blvd. regular $150.00, now only $8000. Full Color teur show Films Of You Or Your Family No Extra Costs. Make r4P will be Electronic Flash a Rec. 97 class "Woodstock" will be fea- Appointments Now For This Unusual $7000 7:30 to- Sayings presented at tured in Friday Flicks S.U. Ball- AtI night in the Concerts tomorrow at 7 and 10 petersen & bishop photography room. p.m. in Morris Dailey will fea- Sebastian and Benny 438 n 'onto cruz 000, 105 giotos "Thursday Live" John Auditorium. Admission 354-213 354.5313 '99" Renaissance music Rankin will perform at 8 ture is 50e. at noon today on the up- p.m. tomorrow at the per pad. San Jose Center for the Performing Arts. Ad- mission is $4.50, $5.50 Theatre and $6.50 and are avail- TEXAS INSTRUMENT "The Lady's Not for Burn- able at all BASS outlets. at ing" will be presented Demonstration SALE 7:20 tonight in the University Theatre. Galleries IC $1.25 for El of Calculators ADAPTER Admission is Paintings by Zapata students and $2.25 gen- Fuego will be exihbited FILTER the LENS Octet.. eral. through Nov. 11 in 36-29-30 "La Ronde", a series of Main Gallery of the Art SR-40 FLASH Cooly short vignettes will be Building. Gallery hours presented at 8 tonight at are 11 to 4 Monday AND OTHERS $4.95 * * * * * * * VALUE Student Representatives FOR ONLY V Needed Spartan Shops Campus Planning TODAY Board of Directors Committee 2 Seats 4 Seats I () The trkeil of directors is re Advises the President regard * sport,ible for operational pol mg the long range mmor pol Ides of the Spartan Book icy questions relating to the AT ONLY! store. Spartan FOOd SPTVICPS planning of this campus and and Spartan Shops, Inc the area surrounding it 1-I. year term WITH YOUR PURCHASE 4180/8812Tat $ 95 Fri I year term i5P71paitan 8 year term OF A Vivitar 283 Elicnicnc ri4A1 Application deadline is Friday. Contact Gloria Grotjan, A S Personnel Officer, A.S. Office, 3rd level Student Union SAN JOSE MOUNTAIN VIEW SUNNYVALE NIT VIEW PHOTO CENTER LA HACIENDA Bookstore ill TOWS a COUNTPly VILLAGE + Applications are still being a,' ESTE RI voted for three University 247-4062 A Subekllory of trod', CONINNI graduate positions on the student council San Jose State Pffolo 1732 NIIrononlo 732-1433 967-6789 * * * * * * * * * 50.Wevvvelesyuwww,e4" M1/%1411~A^P~ONLI,""%Wernee. V.A./VW October 26, 1976, Page 6 Public handicaps epileptics By Thelma Plater ir they are reluctant to talk Epilepsy is a handicap 4 about it with their children. r just how only because of the way the "I realized she said. public perceives it, ac- Or.4 lucky I was," cording to occupational 41 .4 "From the beginning my therapy major Peggy parents read everything DiCoio, an epileptic. they could find on epilepsy. The neurological They talked about it and disorder has been shrouded encouraged me to talk in mystery for centuries. In about it." ancient times seizures were attributed to demon Seizures controlled possession and witchcraft. DiCoio said it took a lot Even today it is confused of experimenting with with mental illness and different drugs before the retardation. doctors found one that 0 The one in 50 Americans would keep her seizures 11111.:11; who have the disorder under control. She said her differ in intelligence and parents were always there talents just as much as any to encourage her when she other group of people, the had seizures and to consult 22-year-old junior said. with doctors and tell them "I had my first seizure their treatment was not when I was 15, and since working. that time I have devoted She has done volunteer joyfully looking retire myself to achieving work with children and Dr. Frank Willey forward to Dec. 2, when he will after 22 years. academic excellence and adults who have all kinds of getting job experience "N. uncommon problems through volunteer work," mental, physical and social Extension service's DiCoio said. Catalina Guevara but she hopes eventually DiCoio feels she must Peggy DiCoio uses a skeleton to explain why she is not handicapped by epilepsy. to work exclusively with have impeccable epileptics. She also hopes qualifications to compete three years and this is what point," she said. "But when DiCoio feels she has to do neurological Willey retires Dec. 2 in the job market. She said prospective employers I began reading 'epilepsy come a long way in her research. she also must be able to expect. Even one seizure literature' I was shocked social adjustment to the By Steven C. Taylor earned his doctorate at the presence of this convince a prospective will disqualify the job- and angry by their ap- "stigma" disorder. In high She said her Christian After 22 years and Harvard University in university," he said. employer she is not an seeker for another "three- proach to encourage- school she sometimes hid faith gives her strength, 200,000 students, Dr. Frank educational administration "We have been very invalid year proof of fitness ment." to take her medication but but she does not hope for a Wiley will retire as ex- and public policy in 1954. busy over the years. The Rides bicycle period," she said. Writing desire now she wants to be a miracle. tension director of SJSU's Willey also served in the extension office has always

The energetic coed also Another handicap the "Epileptics were en- public relations person for Office of Continuing Army in Europe during been popular with those fit. tries to keep physically epileptic must overcome is couraged to 'not hide all epileptics. "I believe God helps Education. He will give up WW II, attaining the rank members of the faculty bicycle to She rides her social unacceptability, themselves away' or The turning point came them who help them- his post Dec. 2. of captain, and worked as a who want to teach campus, a 20-mile round DiCoio said. consider themselves when she attended a group selves," DiCoio said. She something new and keep in Willey, 62, took charge teacher at Stockton College trip, and participates in "When I first learned I 'unmarriageable.' I'd like discussion for epileptics said she is determined to touch with more mature of the program in 1954 and and as an administrative dancing and team sports. had the disorder, I was not to rewrite those pamphlets. and their parents. She help not only herself but as students," he added. led the organization of the assistant to a school She said her seizures worried about it except Someday, 1"cl like to write learned many parents are many other people as she Changes seen university's Extension district superintendent in have been under control for from a medical stand- a book for epileptics." so ashamed of the disorder can. In the future, Willey Services. Quincy, Mass., before coming to San Jose. expects to see more The program has of- It was in Quincy that he commitment of traditional fered more than 6,600 and the community laid the university resources to the classes over the years, both foundations for a new needs of employed persons start blaze, destroy car on and off campus, to who must continue their Teenagers community college residents of Santa Clara, among the first in education part time. A fire set off by a Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Massachusetts. "Social, economic, group of teenagers Sera anti parts of San Jobs varied political and demographic Alameda playing with gasoline Mateo and While at SJSU, he was developments now in destroyed a car parked counties. also coordinator of the process will give faculties a yesterday in front of the "I've made many happy evening campus program new and exciting clientele Grace Baptist Church, acquaintances among good for two years, resident to offset the decline in the 484 E. San Fernando St. people on this campus. I've eirector for Hartnell full-time campus Firemen on the scene enjoyed my association College's summer sessions population as we now know said a, number of with the faculty, most for six years and taught it," he said. eyewitnesses saw three administrators, the staff two different history "I anticipate a time youths pouring gasoline God bless 'em people in classes between 1955 and when more of our resident on the ground next to the the community and cer- 1961. faculty will be teaching in car. tainly with the extension Looking back at his the off-campus community The fire occurred at division students I've career, Wiley sees the as part of their regular 12:45 p.m. known," Willey said. student unrest of the '60s on teaching assignments. Our Several eyewitnesses Looking ahead campus and the problem constituencies and said they saw the youths "As for the future this academic people had in responsibilities to them running away after the so-called retirement "determining the dif- will be broadened," he fire started. No one was whenever you close a door, ference between authentic said. "New means of injured in the blaze. you open another," he agony over social and reaching the high potential Police found no continued. "I'm retiring political disorganization person must be designed." identification in the car, when I'm young enough to and simple bad manners a 1970 Mercury sedan, enjoy life. I have a zillion and tantrum-throwing" as but gueSsed that the things to look into. among the most owner is probably a "There are books to memorable times of his Amity student. read, pictures to paint, stay at SJSU. The car was later people to meet and places "I wanted to dif- towed away by police. Neil Hanshaw to see. Who knows, I might ferentiate between those A maintenance man even do a little work when I who were sincere in their Firemen inspect a car parked at 484 E. San Fernando St which was destroyed in a gasoline fire. from the church said the get bored with the concerns and those who LSAT car, which had retirement aspect," he used the opportunity to Michigan license plates, merely indulge their egos," occasions. there was any "personal gasoline tank had license number will be said. Seminars had been there for quite he said. Fire Captain Ron vendetta involved. It ruptured, it would have sent through the Among the work he a while. He said he had would like to busy himself "It persuaded me that Sessions said the fire just seems like an ar- possibly involved the Michigan State seen someone who academic problem- was "definitely an bitrary choice of other parked cars and Department of Motor with is studying and sound looked like a student in large and small arson." But quickly automobiles," he said. the building as well. Vehicle to obtain writing about 19th century solving driving it on several matters must be grounded added he did not think Sessions said if the Police said the positive identification. geniuses and "their Start Nov. 13 phenomenal development in principles of long-term of the arts and sciences," a significance rather than For Dec. 4 LSAT subject of special interest expediency," he con- to him. cluded. Sale of student money cards halted; "But I have to overcome Diversity noted 12-Student Average my conviction which is Willey likened the Class Size my rationale for laziness, I diverse extension program 5 Specialist Instructors full refunds available from bookstore suppose that nearly to "an invisible university 30 Class Hours everything worth being with far-reaching impact Full-length practice test After selling more than cent of the proceeds for broke," she said. "I have at 280 W. Alma where an come in." said on important subjects on the community." 1,200 sets of Student Money providing the floorspace bills to pay." abandoned gas station now has been said," Willey "There are thousands of Brown points out that Foe complete schedule mformanon end Cards at $4.95 each, the and labor. Bergman added that she stands. said. people who have never set out free btochure call it,,, some businesses have been Toll Free number Spartan Bookstore ter- "We were afraid the received a phone call from The station sports a new Midwest background foot on the San Jose State to leave your Woe swamped with coupons and end eddrees minated all sales Sept. 24 complaints would a company representative paint job and advertising Born and raised in campus who have been weren't expecting such a after receiving three mushroom on us," Brown in Colorado who had heard that indicates a new Chicago where he lived exposed to the influence of 800-243-4767 response. complaints. said. "That's why we of the complaints and in- business opening up, but through his high school our faculty. They cannot "But if the merchants Amity Testing Institute Students may now stopped the sales." formed her that she was the owner could not be years, Willey received his help but be more aware of change their minds, the receive a full refund even if One of the beefs in- within her rights to set identified or contacted. bachelor's degree in social company can take them. to they've used some of their volves an alleged violation limitations. Despite the complaints, science at Fresno State court," he said. cards. of two coupons by Students complained Brown observes that the College in 1949. GRAND OPENING The cards, made up of Margaretha's Sandwiches One of the three cards have been a general According to Henry Three years later, he 10 separate coupons, offer at 126 E. San Salvador. The students who complained success. Wineroth, Spartan Shops got his master's in SALE oiscounts or free gifts coupons offer a free milk (and desired not to be "Not one of the three director, refunds will be sociological foundations of October 1st-31st at worth over $100 in mer- shake or carrot juice and identified) also tried to who complained have granted if any student education at Claremont chandise and services from an avocado sandwich. cash in on more than $40 turned in their cards," he changes his or her mind Graduate School and then U1 FURNITURE local merchants. The cards Margaretha Bergman, worth of automotive said. "They seem to are an idea of Dave Mor- who owns the business, repairs at O.K. Tires believe that, despite some 1- MAN tenson, president of contends the salesman told Warehouse and Service of the problems, they're Introducing American Campus her that she was only Center on Meridian Ave., getting their money's Marketing Systems. buying an ad in "a near Interstate 280. worth. It's still a gooe the four-for-dinner Complaints mushroom magazine or newspaper But the business has deal." According to Howard that would be given to emensolAriestierSir since moved and changed Businesses swamped Brown, bookstore assistant wine bottle. students at the bookstore." its name to Deftko Tire "We will, though, manager, Mortenson When people came in Warehouse and Service deduct the refunds from his I ill CHRISTIAN BROTHERS METRIC MAGNUM. travels from one campus to with coupons, Bergman Center. The new address is ( Mortenson ) share if any another selling his idea to posted a sign saying she are pleased local merchants and then would honor the cards only 6=W. $3 to bring you a buying a space in a nearby before noon. Pli an student bookstore. Spartan "I'm not going to feed new metrii size wine bottle Bookstore received 15 per the whole college and go the 1.5 liter metric magnum 6-piece bedroom group 159.95 It holds over 50 ounces and Box spring and mattress 49.95 There kS a difference! conveniently serves four per- 5-piece dinette set 69.95 son,. But, best of all, it is filled Table tamps or swag lamps >V1CAT GMAT VAT NATIONAL MED 12.95 OAT GRE CPAT &DENT BOARDS with the sameremium CiIi Divan Et Chair 139.95 LSAT OCAT SAT ECFMG FLEX fornia wines The Christian Studio couch 89.95 Brothers put into all their Three-room group 399.00 bottles. These California se- All-wood patio furniture 29.95 up - lections are now available ti, 9-piece corner group 169.95 sicAr, you at most stores: Many More Specials! 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By Randy Frey College, now the site of SJSU home aquatics events, the A new swimming pool for SJSU, a longtime dream for swimmers still would prefer an on-campus pool. many local swimming enthusiasts, is still near the bottom "It really means something to have a home pool," said of the priority list. Pendelton. "As it stands now we don't get anybody at our There seemed to be a glimmer of hope near the end of events." the 1976 spring semester when Mike Monsees, men's We played Pepperdine at West Valley and they had swimming and water polo coach, started a SJSU swim- more fans than we did," said the 6-foot-6 freshman. ming pool fund. "Sure it will be a great pool at Independence High, but The coach hoped to raise 8400,000, the amount he said we still won't get anybody at the games," Pendelton said. was needed to build a "basic pool." -If we had a pool on campus people could Just drop in and Plans dropped see what was going on." But with the start of the 1976 fall semester Monsees was not rehired and it seems all plans for a new pool in the Polo unplayed near future have been dropped. Water polo meets have not been played in the pool since 1969 when UCLA and Stanford refused to put the "Right now we are back to ground zero," said Bob Murphy, men's athletic director. Spartans on their schedule because of the poor pool. "Ultimately we would like to build a swimming Swimming meets are still held here occasionally, but it complex here, but right now we are concentrating only on is avoided if possible because of the dangers involved. Spartan Stadium," Murphy said. Last year in a meet with CSU Sacramento, a It seems that not only were plans for a new pool Sacramento swimmer gashed both heals doing a flip turn dropped over the summer but also plans to continue and had to be taken to a local hospital for treatment. swimming and water polo as intercollegiate sports at Spartan swimmers shrug their shoulders, saying SJSU. gashed heels are an occupational hazard when swimming Murphy said he was told by "higher-ups" that in the pool. swimming and water polo were being dropped from the In the same meet last year SJSU standout Gary Krage The SJSU swimming pool, built in 1932 for a college of 600 with seating for 250, is obsolete the 200- 1976-77 budget, but by pulling a few strings he was able to was disqualified for going out of his stroke during save the aquatics programs. yard breaststroke. Letters received Krage said afterwards he couldn't breathe in the humid atmosphere and was reaching for the side of the Service will not make profit, Jeff Pendelton, sophomore member of both the desperation. swimming and water polo teams, said all SJSU in- pool in And SJSU's lane lines are inadequate, according to tercollegiate swimmers received letters over the summer team members. saying they were free to transfer to any other school Lines broken transit district official says without losing a year of eligibility. "The chief purpose of lane lines is to cut down on the Normally when an athlete transfers from one school to By Mike Peasland grants during its initial five crease its fleet from 212 to the transit district's ex- but the water in our pool goes right over the lines," another he must sit out one year before being eligible to waves, The high cost of years, Mahin explained, 516 buses, in addition to pansion plans. Pendelton. compete. said operation has all but killed but starting in 1977, the replacing 81 of the older SP agreed to sell the "Plus we only have two lane lines, the rest are all But when it was learned swimming and water polo the belief that transit federal grants must be buses it inherited when Main track, along with added. would be continued at SJSU, most of the swimmers broken," he districts can make a profit matched with local money. established four years ago. room for a second track, Pendelton also said that swimming in the gutter lanes decided to stay here despite the dilapidated condition of if only properly managed, Fares inadequate Lara said. and all the rolling stock h swimming in a storm." the pool, Pendelton said. "is like according to a spokesman There is no way the There will also be im- necessary, to the two Vice President Hobert Burns has sympathy NCAA rules recommend a pool 30 yards long by 20 Academic for the Santa Clara County district could get enough provements in com- transit districts for 8200 swimming program, saying, "If we had a bigger yards wide for water polo meets, with a uniform depth of for the Transit District. money from the fare box munication equipment, as million. better pool we could offer intramural sports as well as seven or eight feet. and According to Frank for matching funds, Mahin well as an increase from and better physical education classes." The men's pool is 21 yards long by 31 feet wide, shallow more Lara, transit marketing said. two to five in the number The offer was rejected, ey has attended several meetings of an aquatics at one end ( four feet) and deep at the other (8's feet.) Burns officer, the Santa Clara The study determined maintenance facilities, he however, because a report re facilities committee formed to look into the possibility of a For swimming the NCAA recommends a 50-meter County Transit District that if the district were to said. prepared by BART al SJSU. pool, 75-feet wide with eight 9-foot lanes. new pool for never will make money. charge a one dollar fare for The light rail system estimated the system was he odds are against us, but I think we desperately Lanes limited "The "There isn't a transit most riders, 50 cents for under study resembles a worth "only $20 million," ns try,' Burns said. SJSU's pool can hold only six 6-foot lanes. ought to district in the United States senior citizens, and modernized street car and Lara said. r Whitlock, dean of Undergraduate Studies and NCAA rules also recommend a separate pool for Richard that is operating in the somehow lose no ridership, would operate along its aquatics facility committee, said the There are no talks diving, containing two one-meter boards and two three- member of the black," Lara said. they would just be able to own off-street right-of-way C, operating but no final decisions have taking place between the meter boards, with a water depth of 12 to 17 feet. committee still is "Those days, unless cover costs on 13 of the along a 35 mile network. C transit district and SP for SJSU's pool has only one one-meter board. been reached. there are great economic district's 36 lines. The project is currently in purchase of the system and The pool used to have a three-meter board, but in 1960 a Facility coordinated changes, are gone However, a study by the under study to determine none are planned, Lara UC Berkeley diver broke his neck in a three-meter dive, "Right now we are working in coordination with the forever," he said. California Institute of the feasibility of ie said. cancelling the event here from that point on. proposed student recreation facility," Witlock said. No one could afford to Traffic predicted that if the developing such a system, he SJSU's swimming pool was built in 1932 for a college of The two groups have recently merged and had planned ride the transit system if district charged such high Lara said. Currently the is 600. It has seating facilities for 250 people. to take their case to the student body in a general fares high enough to cover fares, it would lose "more If the light rail system Metropolitan Transit )W "The men's swimming pool is hopelessly obsolete," referendum in November. operating costs were than 100 per cent" of the does not prove workable, Commission, which said Murphy. However, Gov. Brown recently vetoed a bill which charged, he continued. ridership, Lara said. he said the transit district coordinates transit ac- ne "But swimming is very much in our minds and the would have allowed AS. to hold the referendum. According to Lara, the "I don't know what they will look at other tivities in the nine Bay .nt situation will only improve in dr.: future," Murphy said. Brown reasoned that since student participation in fares asked by the district mean by more than 100 per possibilities, including Area counties, is studying in By next year Murphy hopes to be using an Olympic- student body elections is traditionally low and thereby not cover less than 20 per cent cent. I guess we would lose further expansion of the several alternatives to the ty sized pool planned for nearby Independence High School. representative, students should not be allowed to raise of the operating costs for the driver too," he said. bus fleet. commuter train, he said. ar Team Invited their own fees. each bus run. Although the Santa If buses remain the only ur Lara is no more op- "They have invited us out there and if everything A.S. President James Ferguson has formed a com- Cost higher Clara County Transit form of mass transit in the about the d works out you can bet we will swim there," he said. mittee to look into the possibility of building a student- The average fare for District will never make Santa Clara County, it timistic extending ,n) Independence High School is located off Highway 680, a funded recreation center. each run is 17 cents or 18 any money, it is currently would take 1,000 buses to possibility of Santa Clara he 10-minute ride from campus. The proposed facility would contain an Olympic-sized cents, while operating in the midst of an am- develop a "good transit BART into He felt it was of Although the 10-minute trip will be a definite im- pool that "could possibly be used by athletic team," said costs are about $1, he said. bitious, five year, $317 system," according to County. but not very ial provement over the current 30-minute trip to West Valley Whitlock. Overall, money from million expansion program Lara. possible, the fare box provides a that it hopes will make it Also part of the ex- likely. Self defense very small percentage of more competitive with the pansion is a program to "The costs of bringing transit districts revenues, automobile. develop a system of ex- BART down here would be according to Donna Mahin, "We can make our- press buses that would so horrendous that it can't for women transit district finance selves very competitive operate along expressways be justified," he stated. officer. She estimated less with the automobile," Lara and freeways. mixes arts than 10 per cent of district stated. "It all depends on These buses would travel non-stop from A course combining the revenues come from fares. how much money the * LIKE various parts of the valley * ADVENTURE' art of kung fu and judo will Most of the money to public is willing to put into to areas that are heavily be offered to women this operate the district comes it." industrialized, Lara said. semester by SJSU students from state tax revenue, The projected total Right now the bus is not Cynthia Butler and Eddie federal grants, and from budget of 8317.8 million for competitive, time wise, Porter. the half-cent sales tax that the expansion can be with the auto in moving The class will make use was approved by the voters divided roughly into thirds, people in and out of in- of experimental film in March. with one-third for the dustrial areas such as the dramatizations in teaching The transit district continuing operation of the electronics complexes in defensive techniques receives no money from existing bus fleet, one-third Santa Clara and Sun- women can use if attacked property taxes, Mahin for expansion of the fleet, nyvale, he said. by a rapist or mugger. said. and one-third for study, Although there has been A meeting will be held According to Mahin, design and initial con- speculation in recent Nov. 3 from noon to 2 p.m. revenues from the half- struction of a light rail months the Santa Clara * TRY in the Hoover Hall lounge cent sales tax, which will system. SPORT PARACHUTING begin coming in this With the half-cent sales and San Mateo County to decide which days and IM JUMP COURSE Transit Districts may take times would be most January, will be used as tax bringing in over $89 STFVENS PARALCIFT over operation of Southern convenient for matching funds for federal million in the next five everyone. Pacific's commuter train (415)5695358 Butler said. grants. years, the transit district The stairway to the SJSU swimming pool is an example of the facility's condition. to San Francisco, Lara 1 RATES The county transit will more than double the GROUP district did not have to size of its bus fleet. does not see it as a part of provide matching funds in Fleet increases members discuss future order to receive federal The district will in- EOP - ' Happi House DARKROOM The SJSU Educational Some of the workshops counselor, described the EOP student needs. _ Opportunity Program included career develop- conference as "very good. 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jag Best Beaver Costume Wins V\i SAN JOSE 375 The Pruneyard Campbell 377 7570 Lc 40 SOUTH FIRST 1 FREE Pair of ROOTSIII DEri 500 University Ave Palo Alto 326-0784 CAMERA 279-1681 October 23, 1976, Page 8 Poise, persistance pay off as stickers sting Hornets The SJSU women's field A tackle means hockey team encountered a stealing the ball off the bruising Sacramento State stick of an opposing player. team Tuesday and came The stickers tied the away with a hard fought 2-1 game early in the second victory over the Hornets. half when Ann Wriden Despite taking their scored SJSU's first goal on lumps the Spartans were a rush. able to spot Sacramento a A rush is when everyone 1-0 lead in the first half and is going for the ball in front come back with a pair of of the goal and in the con- goals in the second half to fusion the ball winds up in record to the goal. boost their league sports 4-0. The winning goal came "Poise and persistence shortly after that as paid off in the second half Barbara Secola scored and I want to commend the from the penalty corner. team for keeping their "This is a set play cool," head coach Leta where the ball is worked Walter said. around until an open shot is Sacramento scored available. We executed it early in the first half on a very well," the coach said. breakaway goal to take the What Sacramento and we were consequently their next league con- lead. lacked in finesse they made getting run over by them," frontation. "On that play our up for in physical play. Walter said. "We've had a fast series defense broke down. We "They were a fast team The win was the result of games and the break missed an interception on and got to the ball better to a total team effort, ac- should help us. We'll be one of their passes and then than we did. Also when we cording to Walter. working on our fun- we missed a tackle," had control of the ball we The Spartans will travel damentals for the next 10 Walter said. did not move it fast enough to UC Davis on Nov. 6 for days," Walter said. Espinosa is a study in concentration as she knocks the ball Coach Leta Walter was pleased with the teamwork up the field during Tuesday's game with Sacramento. displayed by the Spartans. See story at left for details. Boo ters fall on national chart; deadlock Lobos in exhibition By Jamie Role The Spartans, as high as Hartwick remained in Gaspar scored on a solo The SJSU soccer team fourth on the ISAA 20 four second 21 points behind the attempt to force the has predictably dropped to weeks ago following their 1- 11-0-0 Tigers. Spartans into a 1-1 the 12th spot on the In- 0 double-overtime upset of Hayward State, ranked exhibition deadlock with tercollegiate Soccer defending NCAA cham- first, ahead of SJSU, in the the San Jose Lobos Association of America top pions, University of San Far West, have moved Tuesday night. 1 20 (ISAA 20) this week. Francisco, deflated their from 15th to eighth on the The Lobos, first in the Head coach Julie season record to 9-2-0 with ISAA 20 this week. A 2-0 Southern Division of the Menendez knew his second- the loss. loss to 14th-ranked USF Peninsula Soccer League, in-the-west booters would Clemson held on to the Tuesday night should drop scored in the 27th minute of fall from their sixth post position after the Pioneers out of the top play when Danny Torres position a week ago defeating 15th ranked St. 10 on next week's rankings. took a pass from ex- following their 3-2 loss to Louis University and Spartan all-American John ) UC Santa Barbara Oct. 20. Madison over the weekend. SJSU forward Al Smillie and drilled it past 401.01111....0 "We will probably drop SJSU back-up goalie Rick out of the top ten, in fact ISAA 20 Sanchez. Annette Espinosa (I) watches as Helen Varenkamp der. The Spartans were able to come from behind and I'm sure we will," Smillie, a member of pushes the ball past onrushing Sacramento State defen- defeat the Hornets, 2-I, and run their league record to 4-0. Menendez said following Rank Team Record Pis the Portland Timbers of the loss to the Gauchos. 1 Clemson 11-0-0 358 the North American Soccer Athletic funds studied 2 Hartwick 9-0-0 337 League, was joined by San Indiana 12-0-1 322 3 Earthquakes' Laurie 4 Connecticut 10-0-2 304 Jose 5 So. III 9-2-0 252 Calloway and Terry Prof writes on sports promotion Weekes in representing the 6 Loyola (Balt I 11-0-0 239 By Theresa Padilla 7 Temple NASL faction of the Lobos. neither fund-raising or and 1974 which returned $8 8-0-0 226 8 Hayward State 8-0-1 223 Sanchez, who has In order for in- promotions will succeed for every $1 invested. without good public 9 Adelphi 9-1-1 213 played in the shadows of tercollegiate athletics to 10 10-2-1 194 relations." State University Quincy the Spartusns" first string survive, public relations, Kansas 11 Brown 7-2-1 178 promotions and fund- The book cites examples sold backrest stadium goalie Sean Keohane all 12 San Jose St 132-0 173 season, pushed away seven raising must be ',veil of promotion techniques us- seats to season ticket 13 Davis and Elkins 10.2-0 162 planned and imaginative, ed by universities nation- holders and Temple 14 Penn State 9-2-0 147 Lobo shots in the Municipal according to Dr. Robert wide. Bronzan said that the University evolved a 15 St. Louis 9-3-1 109 Stadium tilt. Bronzan, SJSU professor of University of California at cooperative ticket sales 16 Phila. Tex 7-2-0 93 Lobo goalies Jim Fox physical education and Irvine increased its at- program with a grocery 17 Howard 5-3-1 53 and Rich Madej kept eight athletics. tendance at basketball retail chain. Ad- 18 Colo. Col. 13-2-0 52 Spartan potential scores 51 Bronzan shows how games when the university vertisements stated that 19 Cornell 5-1-2 from penetrating the net. 20 USF 10-2-0 43 athletics programs can be arranged a "trade-out" the stores would grant a The Spartans face revitalized in what has with a local newspaper. coupon worth $1 on the conference opponents been called the first book In exchange for 200 free purchase of a football Stanford University in on how to successfully tickets, the newspaper ticket. Big Eight scramble their next season game promote athletics carried a four-by-eight inch Friday at 3 p.m. at Harry programs and raise funds advertisement for 12 days. Bronzan said the book, Maloney field in their third to support them. Names of subscribers which will be published in typifies grid chases game of the present four "Public Relations, which were inserted in the January, will be useful as a game road trip. The Spartans will wrap Promotions and Fund classified advertisement textbook for future coaches Oklahoma, Oklahoma Raising for Athletic and section won the free besides helping high school NEW YORK (AP) up their road work in what Physical Education tickets. and college athletic "No matter who wins State and Colorado all Hayward Nov. 2 in a 3:30 '

Programs" was written The University of programs solve their game, it won't be decided ranked in the Top Twenty confrontation with the the because he was aware of Illinois promoted a financial problems. until the last game of with Kansas and Iowa eighth-ranked Pioneers. how important promotions "Family Day" where a conference schedule." State just one game out. and fund raising is to regular ticket to their Athletics should be Missouri's Al Onofrio Kansas State is in last athletics, Bronzan said. football games would subsidized by government was talking about the Big place with a 1-6 over-all could have "To survive, high school entitle the purchase of an funds just as other Eight, but he mark and the powerful Big been referring to almost and college athletics have adjoining seat for less than university programs are, Eight, which used to be any conference. to have gate receipts and one-third the regular price. he said, instead of having Oklahoma and the Seven Dwarfs, is now more like special fund-raising Princeton University used to make its own way The Big Eight, for program in 1973 K-State and the Seven programs," he said, "but a similar financially. Dr. Robert example, shows a startling Bronzan, professor of physical education and Giants. athletics, wrote a soon to -be-released book about athletic five-way deadlock among promotion and fund raising. Nebraska, Missouri, Only the Atlantic Coast Cc) ference, where Finn gymnasts to perform Maryland appears to be a Netters shoo-in, isn't really up for in Wednesday exhibition meet Chico grabs UC Davis is the next Chico is a stronger team," "We beat them 15-6, 15-6 of Finnish the coach said. and we should be able to A company education, the combination take gymnastics opponent for the SJSU high school girls will hold them around those of gymnastic motion and throughout school in a women's volleyball team The Spartans have present that country's scores again even though rhythm with the natural required physical today at Davis. The already faced Davis once approach to modern movement of folks dance. Spartans are coming off this year and the results we will be playing on their 43% OFF education program. After gymnastics in a Bay Area consecutive victories over home court," she added. The director of the they acquire basic gym- were favorable. appearance Wed., Nov. 17 Chico State and Humboldt Finngymnast 1976 team is nastic skill they are led A WEEK-END at 8 p.m. in the Foothill State last week. physical education in- through more complex College Guymnasium. The women spikers RACQUETBALL structor movements and use ap- tour, "Finn - Tellervo Perttila. The paratus such as hoops and defeated Chico i5-7 and 15- gymnasts 1976," is being Humboldt 15-3 and WINTER According to Perttila, balls to help choreograph 5 and presented by the Consulate 15-6 to run their league complete, natural their work. SPECIAL General of Finland in San record to 3-0. movement is the tradition SHIRTS! Francisco in conjunction Each gymnast is given "Chico stayed right with in Finnish women's Try the county's most ex- with the Finnish-American the freedom to move in- us in the first game for the citing new gymnastics. It is not what "WOOLRICH" sport . Bicentennial Committee of dividually, to improve, to first seven points Racquetball Easy to is classified as gymnastics but then the San Francisco Bay feel the pleasure of we pulled away," assistant learn, a thrill to play, and in the USA but uses more Wool Shirts a great way to stay look- area. choosing motions, to use coach Marti Brugler said. natural, self-expressive ing great Especially at It is part of a West Coast her imagination and ex- Face winter in the warm comfort of these long sleeve wool the movements than the rigid "We looked real strong gorgeously new Su- tour celebrating the U.S. plore the possibilities of shirts. Comes in Tan, Wine, Brown, Ft Grey preme Court III racquet- exercises usually thought and played better in this Bicentennial Celebration. different movements, match ball-handball club. of as gymnastics by (Humboldt) than we The program will pre- Perttila says. did against Americans. Chico, although 100% Virgin Wool And try It at this special sent the aims and princi- JUST 20 value rate. On Saturday ples of Finnish physical The girls are required to end Sunday afternoons Cotton Flannel play for lust $2.00 an The 'PERFECT' hour. That's a big 43% Shirts off the regular 8360 CARD Whistle with the wino in these medium weight 11,1 salGREETING 0,1 ,hirts In an asy.rtrner4 if plaids Call 289-1340 to reserve your court and get the . . . ONE MADE BY YOU! details. And you must 100'S, C:ottoil VVit,hrible $795 bring this ad with you. BLANK CARD STOCK MATCHING ENVELOPES SUPREME IF FEET COULD VOTE. THE ASSORTED COLORS 94 each COURT III BIRKENSTOCKS WOULD WIN 355 WEST EVERY FASHION AWARD. WORIIMAN'S SAN FERNANDO r'v a pair arid let f,rit makr Up thPir own flu aiii an (at Almaden) SANDALS AND PAINT E. WALLPAPER CO STORE SAN JOSE 87 Valley Fair Ctr San Jose - 249-8700 718W SANTA CLARA ST Paean de Saratoga, San Jose 289-1340 334 El 379-8440 365 San Antonio Rd Mt View 941-3600 191 WO,' 1 00 1,1 , J October 28, 1976, Page 9 Undefeated women golfers travel to Stanford; Dorado may be out The Stanford In- team and they will be the golfers to victory. shot a 78 in the Oregon vitational is the next stop team to beat," Hicks ad- If she is unable to tourney, Tonne Carr and for the undefeated SJSU ded. compete Tammy Snooks Carol Conidi, 79's at women's golf team. The One question mark for will fill in for her. Snooks is Oregon and Sue Rust who match will run today the Spartans is the avail- a very capable replace- shot an 81 in the Oregon through Saturday with tee- ability of Pilar Dorado, the ment, according to Hicks. match. off slated for 10 a.m. current junior national title SJSU won the Oregon The golfers, who have holder. Rounding out the golf match, finishing with a won both the Tucker In- Dorado had minor team are Lisa Baxter, who score of 314. vitational and the Oregon surgery earlier in the week Invitational to date, will be and may have to miss this facing perhaps their stif- week's tourney. Dorado fest test of the young shot a 78 at the Oregon ba Purisima Winery season. Invitational to lead the fI,, a., oft., of Saraiiistri-Surinysale "This is a pretty good Rd. and El Camino Real in Sunnyvale western invitational," come taste our wine COPIES 73/i 1(111 coach Betty Hicks said. before you buy. Premuini "We should be first or 21,44 wine at jug prices second but I'm hoping for a no minimum sorry no minors first place finish." Neil Hrinshaw "Arizona State Hr., off with this ad SJSU tailback Rick Kane (42), dives for extra yardage Neil Porter (57), and Tom Posey (60), chase Kane K I NKO'S while 123S 3rdSt 2954336 against Fresno State last Saturday Bulldog linebackers Spartan tackle Tony Rice looks on. University has a strong Robinson out for year, knee hurt in goal-line drills classifieds -k Spartan tailback Walt Spartans lately have shown bdrm, den, 1 Yr baths. central chase costly stereo equipment, contact Studytrek. 2175 Union game, has been taking :: :: heat, air, fenced front, backyd. check with us for discounts on Sr. San Francisco, 84123. 14151 Robinson, a mainstay on signs of healing. some contact drills this announcements i for sale Help furnish. 5 min. drive, 200 major brands of Audio. TV, 922 8940 the SJSU offense and Gary Maddocks, who week and should be ready 241 4744, before 8 a.m., after 10 tape, car stereo. etc Advice on CHARTER INFORMATION TO PIANO INSTRUCTION - THEORY down jackets, vests, plf, purchasing the Right gear the special teams for three missed much of the Long in some time against Custom made or message. 277-2578. NEW YORK CHICAGO . to put Et HARMONY CLASSICAL and sleeping bags Call Libby at first time with no hassles We EUROPE AT CHRISTMAS .. . seasons, injured his knee Beach State game and all the Broncos. He may split TO JA 22 - 20 YEARS EXPER- 244 0997 !!' ii manufacture a complete kW. of MANY OTHER DESIGNATIONS during goal-line drills of the Fresno State game duty with junior Coleman IENCE, CALL 225-7013. CASH for books and records. personals Hi Fi speakers and blank record. .. YOUTH HOSTEL CARDS sold wholesale to the Tuesday and will be lost to with a sprained neck has Kells, who started last BREAD AND ROSES BOOKSHOP Phone 286-6275 Recycle Book- ing tape . . WORK ABROAD . .. STU- 136 So. 1st Si., 294-2930. store, 98 E. San Fernando, SJ. EXPERIENCE open friendly corn pub's. Sounds Unique, 969 DENT I.D. CARDS . EURAIL the Spartans' for the been working with the week against the Bulldogs. New and used. Afro-American Selection of used books Er munication w/your peers in a 2. Tues. - Sat. 12-6, Et BRITRAIL PASSES .. . season. team this week and should Latino, Chicano, Native Ameri- records Great! quiet warm atmosphere. Drop by USED STEREO EQUIPMENT. We INTER -EUROPEAN FLIGHTS Defensive tackle Wilson the Peer Drop In Center, 3rd X-rays taken yesterday be ready to run some can, Marxist, women's labor. SHREDDED FOAM Rubber, 93C buy Es sell used street. equip- . INFORMATION TO ALL Faumuina was hobbled children's books Er much rnore. floor, Student Union, Diablo 5023 Ste- PARTS OF THE WORLD .. . afternoon revealed lbs. Any Quantity. 233-2954. ment. REBUY HI-FI, flanker routes Saturday. earlier in the week with a Selected posters On records. Room. It's a friendly place to vens Creek Blvd. Santa Clara, CONTACT THE STUDENT Robinson has torn Maddocks, whose last Friendly personal service. Aquarium - 75 galInn show tank. relax and meet people, also 995-0344. T-F, 10-7, Sat. 10-5. TRAVEL CENTER (BARRACK hamstring injury, but he Excellent cond with hood, 889 groups, referrals and ligaments in his left knee. against Long Browsers welcome. Ask about workshops, 113, BEHIND MORRIS DAILEY) reception was able to work out our special events. Open 10 to 6, 266-6624. information. M. thur Thurs , 10 MON. WED. Et THURS 1 p.m.-4 He will have surgery at Beach put over the 1000- yesterday, according to the Mon. through Sat. DURAFIBER an skb, with am,- 7 p.m., Friday 10-3 pm travel p.m. OR CALL ANYTIME Salomon 555 bindings, Head 193 Drop by soon. The Student Travel Good Samaritan Hospital yard mark in career trainer. AWAKEN Your fantasies while 259-8356 team conditioning your body. Eufrasia cm freestyle skis with Salomon LOVE Et MUSIC, Would three CHARTER FUGHTS winter and Center is sponsored by SJSU tomorrow. reception yardage, needs 565 bindings. Nordica GT boots Tailback Rick Kane, School of Ballet offers special mind-blowing ours be enough If spring to London from Oakland. Backpackers International Club, Since Robinson is a just 12 more yards to move college age classes for beginners 9M, Lady Nordica boots EIM. so, please join Joe Cocker, Seats available for XMAS, $359, GOING ABROAD?? Chances are senior, this injury marks into third place on the who suffered a hip pointer through advanced. Small classes Salomon 505 and 556 bindings Crosby Stills Nash Et Young. Jimi 3 or 4 weeks. Also Frankfurt from you need appliances that operate 358-1148 the end of his college Spartans' all-time list. in the first half of the individual attention. Studios: Hendrix, Santana and many L.A. from $399 British European on 220 volt, 50 cycle. We carry a Fresno State game, has not San Jose Et Santa Clara. more in the movie: WOOD Travel, 937 Saratoga Ave. San variety of 220 volt appliances. career. Third place is now oc- 241-1303. STOCK Two shows, 7 and 10 JOe, 95129 Phone 446 5252 ARIS EXPORT CO. 6419 Tele been at full strength this : help wanted Oct. 28, in Morris This season, Robinson cupied by Mack Burton, KUNG FU is now available at the In- st: p.m. Friday RUSSIA. ISRAEL or Ireland during graph Ave., Oak. Ca. 94609 Tel week, according to of- Dailey Aud. 50C ... 415-654-4751, has led the Spartans in punt who caught passes totalling stitute of PsychoPhysical De- PRODUCT Advertising Survey ii. semester break. Spend 2 weeks returns, averaging 15.6 1025 yards from 1959 fensive coordinator Doug velopment la non-profit educa- terview housewives, house to, SIGMA Pl's - a Bro from Upsilon in Moscow, Leningrad On London EUROPE ISRAEL AFRICA Student tional corporation/ 325 S. First Chapter is now on campus to 1513991 or Israel 15699/ Four charter flights year round. ISCA yards on five returns, in- Kay. house, on cost of living onions, through 1961. St., 4th Floor, San Jose. Classes and advertise low cost, high qual, renew a colony. Call Bob weeks in Ireland Et London 1609 Westwood Blvd No 103, cluding one of 58 yards Maddocks is also within "He improved a little are on MON thru THUR at 7 p.m. ity meat. Work mornings 866-9334. 159501. All include air Et hotel plus L A Calif 90324 12131 876-5669. against the University of striking range of second Tuesday, but these next and SAT at 10 a.m., spectators 9:30-12:30, 3 to 5 days a week, as FLYING to San Diego for SJS vs much more Also Hong Kong ft 826-0955 welcome. Full-time students (12 SD football game, cost approx. Europe charters. For full detarls, Hawaii. tell," Kay school schedule allows. Stead, place, if he can catch three days will units or more) get a 15% dis- $3 per hr. M8-4900, Mr. Green. 440. Call Steve at 298-1329. The 5-9, 175-pound passes totaling 154 yards in said. count. For more information drop ANN, CONTACT DAVE, URGENT, by or call 293-6611. Waitresses Needed, Food Et senior was an All-PCAA the next three games. "A hip pointer is a Cocktail. Part time. Super oppor- 265-7990 eves. Met at game Sat honoree and Outstanding However, Ike McBee's painful injury and I'm The Christien Science Organization tunity for super ladies. Call Vin- meets at 130 Wednesdays in the tage House Restaurant, 0-Ti-I-Jen, Yesterday, Today. Underclass Back in 1974, 1972-1974 total of 1571 yards surprised Rick could run as SJSU Student Chapel. The 378-1271, Tomorrow you shall be my be- and his 21.1-yard kickoff would appear to be much as he did. It has been SJSU campus community is loved. ROAR. welcome. Admin. Ain't Typing, Phone, Gen'l return average in 1975 is unreachable. a tough season for him Office. Sm. Commodity Trdp Co. Happy Births* Karen. Time for PHOTOGRAPHS - Hire a Call 321-8080, 5-8pm. fun. Love, John fourth on the all-time SJSU Offensive tackle John because he hasn't really photographer at a small hourly list. Blain, who strained a back been at full strength since fee for weddings, dinners, etc., TOM, NAPPY BIRTHDAY! Here's and keep the negatives. Also will to the next 24 years! PUNK, I Some of the other in- muscle against Long Beach the first game of the housing lova you, SUZ. trade this &WACO for others. Call juries which have beset the also missed the Fresno season." and Ron 14151411-7727. DEUGHTFUL place to live Ping OVERSEAS JOBS - Sum- pong, volleyball, dishwasher, If' mer/year round. Europe. S. radar oven. Extra clean, extra services 11 Soares' spot America. Australia, Asia, etc. All quiet. 234S, 1 lth St. 1 blk. from fields. $500-$1200 monthly. Ex- campus. 965 and up. 998-0803, STUDENT Dental Plan Enroll penses pa I, sightseeing. Free in 9887410 level. Mrs. wanted "now", Applications and in- to Wrir International Job formation at Associated Stu- EXCELLENT Rooms Across Cam- dents office or call 371 6811 Krazy conditions fans Center, SEI, Box 4490. pus, men, 99 S. 9th St. Kitchen BE CREATIVE Berkeley, CA 94704. priv. Shared 470/mo. Private TYPING - IBM Seisctric SCALE FILIPINO Pride Coor- 4105/mo. Phone 2799616, if no 253-3684 By Steve Soares emotional." Yesterday the SJSU Pick up and Delivery has wired dinator; Supervises SJSU volun answer call 268-1750. Girls 278 S. BE MYSTERIOUS Pavlov's experiment of Krazy George Athletic department teers to develop ethnic studies 10th St Across Bus. Build YOGA and Meditation Classes of classical conditioning become more important to Denver and left George a curriculum for school districts. Kitchen privil. Er parking from fered day and night Yoga is a could have been witnessed the Spartan football ticket with United Airlines Contact SCALE office at 575/shared mo. Ft 5115 private mental and physical discipline 277-2193 in Old Cafeteria, Call 279-9035, if no answer on the the meditation practice is simple first hand at Spartan program, which also takes for a flight to get him back EARN MONEY - gather your above numbers call 268-1750. and direct. The price is 20 dollars BE PERSONAL Stadium Saturday evening. into account the fans, than to San Jose at 1:13 p.m. If friends in your home/dorm and DELIGHTFUL place to live. Ping for 33 classes of 2 hours each. SJSU fans have been any all-American running the flight arrives on time sell fashion mans at discount Pong, Volleyball, dishwasher, Call now 292-WAVE- San Jose. conditioned, just like back or quarterback could George will have 47 prices. Call 295-3693 after 5. radar oven. Extra clean, extra TYPING. Term Papers/- FRIDAY FLICKS presents. quiet 234 S. 11th St. 1 blk, from resumes/theses/senior proj- Pavlov's dogs salivating at ever be. minutes to get to Spartan WOODSTOCK, A musical mara- campus $90 and up, 998-0803, ects/letters. 75C page and up. the ring of a bell, that a Krazy George is SJSU Stadium. thon featuring such rock artists 968-7410 level. Mgrs. wanted. Office near SJU. 287-8611, football being thrown in as Joe Cocker, Crosby Stills and Very Large, airy, upstrs. Apt. 2 BR. 287-8612 (9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.I or football. With the exception of Nash, Jimi Hendrix. Santana, has stove, refrgr, blk from 262-1923 (all other hoursl. Ask Spartan Stadium also for Kitty Carter, North Valley Earlier in the week it the $6.75 sweatshirt given The Who, altogether 30 groups Et SJSU. Parking. No children or means the appearance of singles. Two shows, 7 p.m. Et 10 Secretarial Service. was feared that Krazy George dogs. Responsible tenants. 4225. Krazy George Henderson. him on Krazy p m Friday, Oct 29, in Morris Call 379-3669 after 6p.m. 'TYPING - IBM SEL. II, fast, ac ALPHA PHI :Tura Hendersons's effect on George would be missing Night, this will be the first Dailey Aud. by LARGE SPANISH 3 he. home in curate, exp. in Campbell his first SJSU game given by OMEGA. 50C. Willow Glen above a potential Sian. 26773119 Nan. the SJSU football team and in 10 monetary gift years this Saturday af- SJSU to George. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, SAE restaurant to open soon. Rooms TYPING- - thesis, term papers, its fans could possibly will be selling tickets for Satur availble 450-4100rmo. or ex- etc., experienced and fast. cause a new chapter to be ternoon. day's Homecoming Game, in change for labor. Call 292-1052, Phone 2898674. front of the SU, this week. Send Your Personal Message written in many of the George's mastering of Atossoy FEMALE ROOMMATE Er FRIEND AT LAST a fun way to exercisen A Way to Savo The Christian Seisms Organization NEEDED. POSSIBILITY OF Enroll now in ADULT dancing books on psychology. the art of cheerleading has meets at 3:30 Wednesdays in the MATURING INTO A LASTING classes Improves Coordination. On Saturday Krazy brought him monetary MARSAL'S SJSU Student Chapel. The RELATIONSHIP. I have voice de- Mental Stimulation, Great Way In Spartan Daily Classifieds George's drum was possibilities, a couple of Nem. of Surplus SJSU campus community is fect, live near campus. Brian at to Meet People Modern Jan or welcome 298-2308, no rent required. Tap Classes Call Kaiser Dance nowhere to be heard for the which he will be taking Levi's Bells & Cords WANTED: Will buy ticket1s1 for LARGE 2 BDRM $160 Fireplace, Studio, 243-4834. first three quarters and advantage of tonight and Backpacks Shoes NEIL YOUNG, Nov. 2. Berkeley wash/dryer, 269-8927 Et MENI -WOMEN) JOBS ON eight minutes of the game. Friday night as he causes a girl Please call John, 374-4015 287 2272 SHIPS! American Foreign. No and many other goods required. Excellent But with about seven commotion for the ROOMMATE WANTED: To share 4 experience 124E Smile Oars Nem house Cambrian area, pay Worldwide travel. Summer minutes remaining in the Colorado Rockies of the 533.75 mo plus 'rr util Enclosed rob or career. Send $3 for game once again the National Hockey League. Ashram 3ril 4111 automotive patio, dishwasher, etc Gary, information SEAFAX, Dept. 8-9, 266-9678. First Et Laurel Streets, Port "Krazy George Hap- Angeles, Washington 98362. pening" happened. PONTIAC VENTURA MO, '73 Air, FURNISHED 1 bdrm., CLEAN. AT, PS, low mi. 268-6421 after 5 QUIET, 2 blks from SJSU, 2nd BUSINESS Opportunityl Stuff Just the presence of floor, 1 car stall. Avail. Nov envelopes. $50 per 100 Send Henderson making his way 4156 ma $100 dep (fully refund stamped addressed envelope to VW Service 512.50 ( parts. ADJ A. Rodriguez, 1212 E WIliam 2 lines 1 day is 75c the student section valves, brakes, carb, timing able) Inquire 296-7513 1556 S. up to 5th, No. 201 Sr., San Jose, CA 95116. roars of greeting Change plugs, points, oil All 2 lines 2 days is $1 brought work guaranteed, call Paul, FEMALE to shore Turn, room near KUNG FU New beginning class even before the traditional 127 (3324 SJSU, 880/mo. util. incl. Call on campus starts 11/3 Price three slams of the drum 295-5415 after 6w 293-3248 $7 50 with money back after tot '69 MG Midget 365 fair, asking class if not satisfied Register at Come in to JC 208 between and the teeth-gritting smile 51500 best offer Ask for Jung 56650. 11-111 St. The State House, A S Business Office in Student ee after 5 p in Tel 277 2512 3 completely refurnished, new Oman today to reserve a Place and 3 pm. could be brought forth. apts , ceps, burn and a safe se 9am The effect of George on curdy bldg with perking spaces PRE-LAW STUDENTS max imize LSAT score by taking non commercial ads only the audience is obvious sale All 2 br 2 be at 4230 See rnana Bay 9! per Apt 11286 4967 Area LSAT Review Course throughoui the gainc, bi entertainment taught by Stanford Lawyers with For Men - Ski Sweaters now only $12 2-3 FEMALE rrnates wanted lover Isis effect on the team could over 5 years teacheng experience Dress Shirts $9.99 regularly $22-$25 FRIDAY FLICKS presents 211 to share apt in Dec Of can in other locatioris. Starts Nov help me look be directly documented. Wrap Sweaters $36 WOODSTOCK, A musical mare for a place now. 17 Call 416 1341-0518) for infor "The game was weird then featuring such rock artists Eileen, 277 8E80 AM or aft 10 matron _ Pr" before George got there," For Women - Special Buy as Joe Cocker, Crosby Stills and 1 how you've Bibb In love ., for Long sleeve crew neck knits only $5 Nash, Jars Hendrix. Santana, THE GOOD LIFE - Spacious 5 special music, chosen by you lot said Spartan tight end Vic The Who, altogether 33 groups Et bdrm, 4 baths, formal dining. your wedding day, call 371-1877, Rakhashani. "The crowd Short sleeve crew necks $5 singles. Two shows, 7 pm. 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Hairless, chalky - are classified into several a carbon ring sometimes," skinned extra -terrestrial different categories. Gates said, pointing to aliens with large heads and The first category is slides of the photographed tear-shaped eyes have been daylight discs. UFO's and rings seen on earth, and autho- "These are vehicles He told of a man who turnout expected at state rities are investigating seen that usually take off observed an egg-shaped Low polls such sightings, a local like a shot out of a gun. silver vehicle land in a Wednesday. lo%est scientist said yesterday. These vehicles usually SACRAMENTO tATh per cent turnout, record was 88 38 per cent in expected from 1972, when ravine in 1964 The man Eu's turned "I feel the public in- have a magnetic field California's turnout for March Fong office since 73.3 per cent 1964. there were 5.8 million saw two aliens conducting reported terest in UFO's is stronger which helps avoid pro- next Tuesday's presi- that nearly 500,000 out to elect the Republican, Eu said she was unable Democrats and 3.8 million activities similar to those now than ever," said Tom of friction," he said. dential election is expected fewer persons were regis- Coolidge, over Democrat to break down the current Republicans. blems conducted later by tired to vote than 1972. The and Progres- Gates, director of the space to be the lowest percentage John Davis registration by parties Eu said she based her "The magnetic fields American astronauts total is 9,976,875, compared sive Robert La Follette. science center at Foothill since Calvin Coolidge was because counties had not prediction of a 79 per cent attract the carbon particles collecting rock samples on to 10,466,215 four years ago. The California turnout college. elected in 1924, the supplied all the figures. turnout on reports from 13 in the atmosphere, leaving the moon. Secretary of State said Eu said she expects a 79 in 1972 was 82 per cent The No great change was Gates spoke to about 40 major counties, where students at the SJSU speculation ranged from a Aeronautics Department, low of 70 per cent in near San Jose Municipal Sacramento County to a Airport. Doctors refute vitamin C claim high of 88 per cent in "Twenty years ago, the BOSTON (AP) Re- usefulness as a cold took large daily doses of publicity and was used to Orange Couhty. government couldn't even searchers who said two remedy," the doctors con- the drug would have fewer argue that Vitamin C was "Factors such as consider sightings in- years ago Vitamin C might eluded. colds. He also said the beneficial," Coulehan said weather, local issues, and volving some sort of relievp the common cold The new study was di- colds they did get would be in an interview. the intensity of cam- humanoid. now conclude the drug does reeled by Dr. John F. less severe. "Because of this, we paigning during this final "Now investigators not significantly ease Coulehan at the University went into a second study week could influence voter actively pursue such symptoms of the sniffles. of Pittsburgh Medical To test that theory, that was longer and more turn -out substantially," sightings. Even the The team of doctors, School. It is reported in an Coulehan and his asso- controlled." Ms. Eu said. bizarre," Gates said. among the first to confirm issue of the New England ciates experimented with The second time, the "However, fair skies He said that sightings the relieving powers of the Journal of Medicine for students at a Navajo board- doctors said they watched are forecast for California vitamin, say now their publication today. ing school in Arizona. They the health of 868 Navajo next Tuesday, and we can earlier assertions were The virtues of Vitamin C concluded in 1974 that stu- children at schools in be confident campaigning 1 ALL STYLISTS TRAINED IN 'YOS 'TECHNIQUE dents who took Vitamin C will be heavy. So these t...? wrong. have been debated since Steamboat and Lower "We do not believe that Nobel laureate Linus Paul- had milder colds. Greasewood, Ariz. Half factors should combine to Vitamin C has widespread ing said in 1970 people who "Our study got a lot of took Vitamin C and the rest increase rather than got fake pills. Over five decrease the number of Area spinach months, the number and persons who vote Nov. 2." Cable car devotees length of colds were almost identical between the two 0 OPY-RIGHT Lr?? htISIERIles found unsafe groups, the doctors said. [NLRoxpopiEs 3 Y2 C oppose "Our important finding CALL FOR APPOINTMENT restrictions SHARP NO MIN officials was negative," Coulehan CLEAR STU. .11 1, Phone 377-1601 by city's QUALITY LAPAINATING most hair-raising SAN FRANCISCO (AP) said. "We were unable to Er INSTANT 2080 hills. BOOKBINDING S. Bascom Avenue (next to Denny's) SACRAMENTO (API Powerful opposition is demonstrate significant Along with the view 2939 Park, Santa Clara Campbell California officials say a already forming over benefits of Vitamin C." goes considerable pesticide residue slightly consideration of a scheme danger to the standee, however, higher than the safe limit to fiddle with cable car because has been found in two of 166 tradition an act some autos often sideswipe lots of fresh produce citizens would rank with the outside planks and checked in 16 northern tossing grandma in front of break a bone or two, coastal counties. a train. and people sometimes The Department of The brewing trouble lies fall off. "It's a San Food and Agriculure in a new report that the city Francisco reported Tuesday that both Public Utilities Com- tradition," cried Super- of the illegal lots consisted mission is considering visor Dianne Feinstein of spinach from the same outlawing the hazardous Tuesday. "The only thing San Jose grower It said the but cherished practice of that would make me sit lots and the unharvested riding the cable car run- inside would be sleet, snow portion of the grower's ning boards, and 100 -mile -an -hour field were destroyed. The view from there is winds." Traces of residue, all spectacular as the clat- Mrs. Feinstein has within legal limits, were tering little relics, stuffed introduced an ordinance found in 12 lots, but no with passengers hanging that would limit the residue at all was found in on for their lives, lurch and number, of passengers a 152 lots. stagger up and down the cable car would carry, but posting the running board off limits was too much for her. The PUC should com- promise, she said, by limiting to four the number of passengers who would be LOS ANGELS k AP separated from the Los allowed on each side. The chipping away at the Angeles County seat by nation's most populous 4,000-toot mountains and county has begun with a distances of up (0 80 miles. proposal on the Nov. 2 Searching for birth and ballot to create the first death records, appearing new county in California in before the supervisors. TRIVIA QUESTION 70 years. getting construction per- FOR TODAY: Who was Brom Bones, and what was Both principle and mits, protesting property his favorite Halloween economics are involved in tax assessments all story? the move to require a 100-mile round create YESTERDAY'S AN- Canyon County, which trip. SWER: Romeo's family would slice away nearly Because of the distance name was Montague, and one-fourth of Los Angeles and the fact each of the Juliet's was Capulet. County's land and one per five supervisors in Los cent of its population. 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By Rick Gaunt What's the first thing that comes to Lift ticket your mind when someone mentions skiing? Snow bunnies? Chains? Broken rates take legs?. Nine times out of ten, it is the ques- tion of money. price hike How many times have you said Skiers can expect many ski areas to "can't go, not enough dough"? have higher price tags on lift tickets This season, money may be even a this season. greater question since ten major ski Top price in the California-Nevada areas are increasing lift rates; six of region is Ell for a weekend or holiday them in the 811 range. adult ticket. The cost conscious skier can avoid Six areas charging this new rate big money pains by simply budgeting are: Alpine Meadows, Squaw Valley, each trip "economy" style. Northstar, Heavenly Valley, June Owning your own equipment will cut Mountain, and Sugar Bowl. costs by 40 per cent each time you ski. Eight resorts managed to keep their If you must rent, do it before you go prices stable for the upcoming ski sea- your trip and avoid higher prices and on son. a long wait in line. Mammoth and Bear Valley rates re- Smart skiers can save up to 60 per main 810; Sierra Ski Ranch and Mt. cent on equipment bought at a ski- Rose $13; Badger Pass and Tahoe Ski swap, pre-season or post season sale, or Bowl 17.50, Tahoe Donner 17, and via the ski package deal offered at most Lassen, the lowest, $5. ski shops. Slide Mountain actually lowered If you're not picky about looks, buy a their rates from 89 to 88. pair of used or rental skis and really Homewood upped their lift tickets to cash in on savings. 17, while Boreal and Shasta are There is no reason to keep up with charging $8 and Dodge Ridge $8.50. the latest ski fashions, you won't be a The biggest price hike is at Kirk- social outcast if you wear last year's wood, which raised its rates from $9 to style. $10.75. Basically, a pair of long underwear, Only five resorts in the region give jeans, thermal socks, goggles, gloves, special mid-week rates: Boreal, North- sweater, parka, and a can of Scotch- star, and Tahoe Donner offer skiers a 82 guard are all you need. savings, while Dodge saves 82.25 and Now, let's go siding. Slide $1. If you're concerned about lift rates, Forest Service guidelines permit then ski on a weekday. Many resorts rate increases up to five per cent this offer a 15 to 25 per cent discount during year, but the hike is not automatic. weekdays, except holidays. Ski areas must apply for them and Besides skiing cheaper, you'll avoid show sufficient cost increases to justify those maddening weekend crowds. a rate hike. Plan on going with two or more people and you'll save on gas as well. If you plan a day trip (several re- sorts are within three hours driving dis- Staff Jim Byous tance) take a bag lunch from home. summation Staff Food for a weekend trip should include Dan Vincent (I), freshman biology student and Ron Johnston Cr), sophomore Editor Laurie Slothower instant soup, hot chocolate, and business student, inspect the many bargains that ski swaps can offer to skiers. donuts, Advertising Manager . Gary Stapleton other "just add boiling water" food Assistant Editors. Vol Tucker. Randy Brown Copy Editor Theresa Padilla products. Most motels provide mini- Layout Editor Myke Feinman makers. Photographers Jim Bro.. coffee Catelina Guevara. Richard Green Ski Happenings Motel reservations for a weekend Retail Ad Manager Lori Runge trip in Tahoe are easily made through National Ad Manager Lauren Ustick 8 p.m. Nov. 4 in the S.U. Ballroom. Cost Art Director Barbara Brown any motel information agencies such as Classified and Promotion Wade Gcertz Films is 82.00 per person. in South Lake Tahoe. Business Manager Kathy Tall The latest Warren Miller ski movie Sierra promotions Cartoon' t Richard Taylor will be shown at 8 p.m. Nov. 16 at the Classes Not only will these agencies find a Public Relations Director Rick Gaunt fit your needs, but also give Reporters Gilbert Chan, Rick San Jose Center for the Performing Learn to Ski Clinics will be held at motel to Gaunt. Steve Forsythe, Dave Johnson discount Advertising Staff Holly Bourne. Arts. Tickets are available at Any 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3, 10, 17 at Homestead you a discount rate and clubs and stores in the Paul Caleca. Charles Carter. Denise Collins. Mountain Sport Shop, 20630 Valley High School, 21370 Homestead Rd., coupons for Jeff Dover. Nick Farana, DarreU Gray. Nan. area. cy Hartsock. John Hughes, De Ann Klassen, Green Dr. in Cupertino, for $3.50 per Cupertino. Classes will cover basic Wayne Little, Barbara McConnell, Duane So be smart and plan ahead for your person. instruction, safety and equipment buy- Maidens. Corinne Mar, Ross Mahan, Geoff next ski trip and tap all the resources Oram, Martin Perez. Ens Purdm, Lynn Miller will narrate the film in per- ing. Rose, Kathy Sanders. Ignatius Wen, William you have at home. Whitlow, .Florence Wong. Dave Woodside. son. The clinic is sponsored by Any You and your wallet will be glad you Donna Zahner, Arlene Zimmerman. SJSU Ski Club will sponsor a film at Mountain. Admission is free. did. Backpacking

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By Dave Johnson insulating qualities of which may LOSING WEIGHT IS The last decade has witnessed a someday be literally life-sustaining to a boom in camping, hiking and back- camper threatened with exposure to the packing which has proven to be more bitter elements. resilient and longer-lasting than most Fill criterion AS SIMPLE AS 1, 2. of the temporary crazes which oc- Most bags have an outer shell of casionally capture the imagination of lightweight, yip-stop nylon, and come in Just (1) think, before you (2) eat. large segments of America. a variety of sizes, shapes and cosmetic And in case you thing that no amount of thinking can help you stand up t , Membership totals in organizations differences. However, the "fill" the Adi- strawberry cheesecake, or a heaping plate of french fries, the Weigh: such as the Sierra Club and the type of material used to insulate the rondack Mountain Club have climbed criterion on which to Watchers ® Program can show you otherwise. bag is really the during the past several years and it is choose it. With a satisfying eating plan, a thinking plan to help put you in control, anc not only the traditional outdoorsmen, The most common ,.ypes of material hours of classroom experience. Just fin: the benefit of more than 5,000,000 but ecologically-minded urbanites who used to insulate sleeping bags are down

the meeting time and location that's most convenient for you. have swarmed into the forest primeval goose, duck, or even chicken feathers What could be simpler? and often the forest not-so-primeval for and various types of polyester WEIGHT a closer glimpse of nature. fiberfill, such as Dacron II, Dacron 88, WATCHERS The back -to-nature boom has and PolarGuard. Each type of fill has A + spawned a matrix of interrelated in- its advantages and disadvantages, and dustries producing nearly everything the selection will dopend upon the needs for the would-be naturalist, ranging of the individual camper. from lightweight, compressible tents, Down or more accurately, prime to freeze-dried Lobster Newburg, to goose down is considered by many as portable chemical latrines: the elite of insulation materials. Down Recreational demand is rated according to its fineness the Recreational services have also finer the feather, the better the insu- experienced an increased demand lation. All things being equal, goose during this period, as newly opened down is a better insulator than duck, campgrounds pepper the map, and which in turn is superior to chicken travel agents and automobile clubs feathers. However, prime (fine) duck have taken on the responsibilities of will insulate better than a poorer programming wilderness vacations. quality goose down. Nearly every bookstore worth its Feather best salt has a whole section devoted to the Most down bags will have a mix of outdoors, and the ubiquitous Rand-Mc- types and/or quality, and even the best Nally Campground Guide may be found down bag will have some quill and in department store book departments feather (heavier, poorer quality insu- which don't even contain the top ten lation) content. By law, the type of best sellers. down must be printed on the outside of Recreation and leisure are big busi- any bag, so the customer should re- ness in the 1970s, and the return to the member to check beforehand to outdoors doesn't necessarily stop when determine what he is buying. the frost makes its annual appearance The cost of a down bag is usually on the pumpkin. Winter hiking, cam- commensurate with the quality of the ping, and backpacking are whole new down, and may run from about 860 to sports which many are discovering and more than $150. STUDENT DISCOUNT enjoying. The main advantage to a down bag, YOU'RE THIS CLOSE a Phone 379-3325 for in- Winter backpacking is different in addition to its superior insulating TO LOSING WEIGHT: from its summer counterpart in the formation. quality, is its compressibility. Down is increased outlay for equipment which by far the most easily compacted type SAN JOSE most backpackers will find necessary. of insulation, and this is an important p.m. Sears, Roebuck & Co Mon. 7:00 However, the satisfaction of success- feature to backpackers with space limi- 1350W. San Carlos St Thurs. . 10:00 a.m fully conquering the winter elements, tations. (2nd floor Charm School Room) and the serenity found in the snow-clad The chief disadvantage of a down Sierra, offer a pleasant contrast with a bag is that it must be kept completely Jewish Community Center Mon. 7:00 p.m. weekend spent bucking the pre-Christ- dry. When down becomes wet, it almost 3002 Leigh Avenue mas crowds at Eastridge, just for in- completely loses its ability to insulate, stance. Casa Del Lago Mobile Estate Tues. 7:00 p.m so extra caution must be given to Winter tents assure that a down bag will remain dry. Family Club House Many summer backpackers forego A wet down sleeping bag on an ex- 2151 Oakland Rd. packing a tent during the warm mon- tended winter backpacking trip can be Liberty House Tues. 10:00 a.m. ths, preferring instead to sleep under a killer. Eastridge Shopping Center Tues. 1:00 p.m. the stars. For obvious reasons, this is Fiberfill adequate ill-advised in the winter, and may be 2190 Tully Rd. Tues. 7:00 p.m. Most of the polyester fiberfill bags both an extra expense and an extra will give adequate insulation for the Montgomery Ward Mon. 7:00 p.m. item to consider in packing one's pack. winter temperatures found in this part. 879 Blossom Hill Road Tues. 10:00 a.m. However, the nylon tents which have of California and up to elevations of in (Wendy Ward Room) Tues. 7:00 p.m. been developed for backpackers about 5000 feet. The chief dis- recent years are a boon to the space- 'Thurs. 7:00 p.m. advantages of the fiberfill bags, vis-a- conscious; even the heaviest four- vis down bags are a shorter comfort p.m. Wed. 7:00 person tents weigh less than 10 pounds range, and the bulk, or poor compress- and compress into packs which Emporium-Almaden Wed. 10:00 a.m. ibility. measure about 12" by 18". The shorter comfort range means Almaden & Blossom Hill Wed. 7:00 p.m. For winter camping, it is advisable that, while the bag may be comfortable (2nd Floor Almaden Room) Thurs. 10:00 a.m. to have a two-piece tent with a when the night temperature drops to 10 Thurs. 7:00 p.m. waterproof outer fly which loosely degrees, the bag may feel too warm Sat. 10:00 a.m. covers the main tent. Tents constructed when the thermometer rises to 60. to he used with an outer fly are gen- Down bags usually have a longer EAST SAN JOSE erally water-repellent, not waterproof. comfort range. Wed. 7:00 p.m. Alexian Brothers Foundation This allows the tent to "breathe," Some backpackers believe that the 225 N. Jackson Avenue which is not only healthier for its Fortrel PolarGuard type of polyester inhabitants, but will prevent excessive fiberfill is the most versatile, and hence Montgomery Ward & Co. Mon. 10:00 a.m. condensation on the inside of the tent. a good compromise. It is almost as 444 N. Capital Ave. Mon. 7:00 p.m. Sleeping bags warm for its weight as down, and (2nd floor Wendy Ward Rm.) Thurs. 7:00 p.m. Perhaps the most important piece of although somewhat bulkier, it does not Fri. 7:00 p.m. equipment to be selected by the winter lose its insulating ability if it gets wet. backpacker is the sleeping bag, the Continued on page 11 1020 W. 3AM CANU38 20.4100 :gent

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Ice skating is an inexpensive and with a high intensity of skills, SIERRA &DESIGNS popular sport in San Jose. Tanguay said. 217 alma st. polo alto 325-3231 He suggests that beginners take At the Eastridge Ice Arena, the lessons first. If they like skating, then majority of the customers are children they should go out and get their own from eight to 15 years of age. skates. "We get a few older kids on Friday Some of the other activities at the and Saturday nights," said Rene Eastridge Arena are figure skating, Tanguay, the assistant manager. hockey, broom ball (played with "On Saturday and Sunday, this broomsticks and a volleyball), ice 1, nv mew dopentNEND place is wall to wall kids. We have shows, and competition skating. monitors who try to keep the rate of the "We even had a wedding in here last NEED SCHOOL CREDITS/ skater's speed low." Saturday," Tanguay said. rs The secret to learning to ice skate is The Arena is open 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 to get a pair of skates that fit well. p.m. daily. Monday through Thursday DON'T KNOW WHERE TO START? "This strong ankle bit is a mis- they have public sessions from 7:30 fitting pair leading theory. With a good p.m. to 9:30 p.m. of skates, you learn to skate fast. I 4 advise people to take lessons first. Friday night there is a session from "Kids usually pick it up fast. Adults 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., and an Owl session take a little longer," Tanguay said. from 10:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Saturday "Skating is an individual sensation. night, there is a session from 8 p.m. to Just you, the skates, and the ice. The 10:30 p.m. reason I like it is you can get a good Children 11 years and under are workout. You can skate for pleasure or admitted for 81.25. People 12 and older to gain skills. pay $1.50 for a session. Skate rental fee "Skating can become very technical is 75 cents. Wheelc)

Snowmotion, Page6 We'll fit the feet By Myke Feinman %at Grinding, churning, silver- of your favorite chariots spun and swirled arot. OCIATEDSTUDENTREERVILEI ; court. athlete % These chariots, unlike the We to THE ATHLETE , Store Ana we e oe, drawn variety of ancient Ron' THTIPInp yOu LInc) 4, wheelchairs operated by par everyone in yout family Serect Tign, snoeS basketball players. in Me rignI size Al Me non, once ono Wheelchair basketball knows the annolols tool lik THE therapeutic sport for the players ATHLETE'S FOOT'

Cross country skiers can sail Athlete's through forests and fresh air TheFoot of cross country skis, boots and poles By Randy Brown could cost $120. This is cheap con- Before snow buggys came into sidering it could cost $120 just for a good YOUR ADDRESS. PHONE STORE HOLI45 existence, the Nordic people used AND CREDIT CARDS GO HERE pair of Alpine skis. snowshoes to travel through the virgin The cross country ski is longer and white snow. These snowshoes did not thinner than a downhill, or Alpine, ski. Nallco Fashion Park resemble the tennis-rackets we use Also, the front of the ski tips up more today for snowshoes; instead, they than other skis. This raising of the tip were a lot like what we know today as makes it easier to glide along without cross country skis. something coming out of the snow and stridge Cross country skiing is not new. But stopping the low riding ski. as the downhill ski areas become Cross-country skis are lighter and denser and denser with people many easier for lifting and moving on level are switching to this less congested terrain and uphill grades. type of skiing. A world of difference lies in cross The advantages of cross country Ma= country ski boots as compared to RI.A1091CAND skiing, or "ski touring," are many. For downhill ski boots. one, the equipment is cheaper than for A regular ski boot will rise well downhill skiing. beyond the ankle, while a cross country An average price for a combination ski boot is more like a street shoe in height. Cross country boots are made of soft leather, much like a regular hiking boot. An extended sole on the toes holds SKI & CAMPING the boot in the binding. Poles for cross country skiing are both lighter and longer than Alpine poles. The actual pole is usually made RENTALS of bamboo instead of aluminum. The height of the pole should be high enough to reach the skier's armpit. .... ON CAMPUS With this height, the skier can push himself further with less effort. Most of the time, cross country 00 CART-4, skiing is a lot like walking with two long sticks under your feet. The skier puts one foot down, lets it glide along the ground as he picks the other foot up and moves it ahead. Since you do have some extra weight strapped on to your feet, the use of the Disabled Vietnam war veteran Continued on page 11 "rasketball, a game that allows

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The owning of a racquet isn't really The clubs which had handball courts mandatory either because most sport- generally tended to be tight groups, ing organizations where racquetball is cliques if you will, that looked down played have racquets to rent. upon newcomers, women and those Good shoes Down and DAC II Jackets blessed with little handball ability, but Since most people generally own the Down Bags 5.99 much desire to play. tee shirt, socks and shorts, the tennis Nylon Daypack with zipper It isn't very hard for a group of men shoes are probably going to be the most to control a handball court. Generally, expensive investment. And they truly Top Quality pockets and padded straps 5.99 that is what happened with the out- are an investment! Ski Equipment Vests siders merely looking helplessly on. A good pair of athletic shoes is not Clothing for the family & student only good because they won't scratch Sales and Rentals Tents Change came C But the time for change came and up the court floor, but they also will aid racquetball was born. in keeping blisters at a minimum. Probably the most pleasing aspect Racquetball is impossible to play with a CIENIJINE- of racquetball is the fact that it is much bunch of welts inside those hot, sweaty mENT- Suj easier to play than handball. A person shoes. being introduced to the game can usually start to play fairly compe- In the Bay Area, there are many Vietnam GI Boots 12.99 titively after a couple of sessions on the clubs and organizations which offer Complete Rainsuits court. This makes the game more fun racquetball courts. The two most GI Nylon Ponchos 5.99 popular are "The Supreme Court and 2.99; Ponchos for both the teacher and the student. (great for backpackers) Also, there is not as much physical "Wallbangers." Both have many loca- Ammo Boxes, Parachute (great for football abuse heaped upon the body besides tions in the area and have future plans games) 1.99; Tams just plain old good exhaustion. The sore for expansion. Canopies. Wool Navy Pants, The two organizations both offer Repellant, Cl Shelter and Rainwear hands, which sometimes can be a Insect bruise deep under the skin and last for buildings with many courts ready to be Halves 5.99 619 weeks, cannot occur with racquetball. used. This aids in keeping the waiting The racquet is a handy instrument time for a court short. This problem of a which can only hurt if some overzealous lack of court space and a long waiting player happens to overswing and hits list is one which plagues the smaller himself in the shin or forearm. places which also offer racquetball. Private But while the sport is made a little clubs 10%of easier to play because of the racquet, it Athletic clubs, such as Bob's Ath- also requires a great amount of letic Club in Fremont and the YMCA, on any item have begun to accept racquetball and 11-1IS strength to compensate for the long rallies. courts are being built at these facilities COUPON hand- GOOD AT with this ad. Long rallies to handle both racquetball and OUR CAMPBELL In handball, the time from serve to ball. STORE ONLY (previously marked sales the end of a play can last just a few The YMCA has long been a handball ALWAYS items excepted) seconds. Long, drawnout rallies stronghold, but the times they are VALID requiring stamina to continue and great a'changin'. concentration just don't happen that Some clubs have opened which offer often. Outdoor World The Mountain View extensive and plush areas for playing Mt View Surplus Mervyn's Plaza 2045 South Bascom Having the racquet gives the player racquetball and handball. Places such Smith San Antonio Rd Corner Scott & El Camino (Near the Pruneyard) an extension of his own arm. Balls that as the Bayside Racquet Club and the Mountain View Santa Clara Campbell would usually get by a handball player San Francisco Racquet Club have com- (415)948-6125 (408) 241 1600 (408) 377 1362 or that are out of reach where only a bined the sports with weight rooms, pro token effort can be given, may be shops, saunas, and even restaurants OUT THEY GO! MEN'S TENNIS 20-50% OFF WOMEN'S TENNIS WEAR while supply last WEAR Selected tennis shirts, shorts Selected dresses Et separates warmups, Aussie hats Et terry Selected hats Et tights capsJohn Newcomb sweaters Large selection of warmups tyer. dives CLOSE-OUT ON SHOES keep r can PRO-KEDS men's Royal Edge PRO-KEDS ladies' Trophy Deluxe ne to Dura-Kool, Reg. $23w now $1880 Reg. $12" now $8" PRO-KEDS men's Royal XL poly. ADIDAS Ladies' Monte Carlo Sole Reg.$19" now $13" Reg. $24" now $17" !Unit PURCELLJCONVERSE men's Ox- PURCELL/CONVERSE ladies' that ford style (broken sizes) now 17" (broken sizes Inow $5" Et $7" n the I has 14010 Blossom Hill Rd., Los Gatos 8104440ff Teoutil S iq 356-4540 or 267-1217 , and corner of Blossom Hill Et Harwood dball. nanly here. t, and ANTELOPE CAMPING EQUIPMENT xcept 21740 Granada Ave., C upertino, CA 95014 The Antelope packframes, accessor- make ies, and bags are made here in Richard (il uei sides, our Cupertino plant where we also omen SJSU junior Barbara Cottrel gets in her three-hour -a -day badminton practice session. She is ranked second in women's singles in Northern California. have a retail store to serve you. that in for Come see how Antelope equip- ment enables you to carry larger loads over longer distances more Le/ o find 'Wimp tennis' is hard comfortably. They are made by backpackers for backpackers. ission By Laurie Slothower cost about 60 cents each. However, the Packframe Et snowshoe rental a- ch all The first serve swats the bird high goosefeather birds cost $1 to $1.50 and vailable. layer into the air over the backcourt, where it have to be replaced as soon as a feather Hours: Tues.-Fri. 10-6, Sat. 9:30-5 cquet hangs suspended, and wafting like a is broken, often after one game. The Open Eves. Thurs-Fri. 7:30 p.m. -10. a tee small white dove before falling with a feather birds consist of 16 goose-

air of sharp trajectory. It will be hit back feathers and weigh about 16 grains. "PACKFRAMESI --Our Specialty over the net a dozen times, each time They decelerate differently than plastic on inload a frame with sand bags-Feel the difference really. giving the players barely a second to birds and make tight net shots harder. Come sport - get into the position, until finally a mis- Few clubs SLEEPING BAGS, U.S. TOPO MAPS Er DEHYDRATED FOOD mil is placed smash rockets into the net. Total There aren't many badminton clubs time of round: three minutes. around and competitive players say It's badminton, one of the quickest, they see the same people at the courts. n the most furious aid little-known indoor The Foothill Badminton Club, alias the ;ennis racquet sports around. Peninsula Badminton Club, meets in most Estimates of how many people play the Foothill College Gym, 12345 El SKI EQUIPMENT truly badminton vary, but maybe 200 people Monte Road in Los Altos, on Saturdays play tournament badminton a game from 1:30 to 4:30, and also Monday Ski(ISHIONS s not ranked behind only jai -alai for nights from 7 to 10. These are mostly r.atch strenuousness in Northern Cali- tournament players and charge 75 HEL*UL ADVICE II aid fornia, according to the Foothill Bad- cents per person to use the courts. num minton Club. One person who frequents the 121ENDLY SERVICE rith The reasons given are that there's Foothill Badminton Club is Barbara reaty no money in professional badminton Cottrel, SJSU physical education junior and thus no media coverage. Also, bad- and holder of the second-place position RENTALS minton is thought of as "wimp tennis," for women's singles in Northern Cali- many fornia. offer which it's not; it's much faster than ten- EXPERT BINDING your body, Cottrel has been playing compe- most nis and uses more parts of according to Roger Wedge, coordinator titively for four years and plays three t and WON( of the Foothill Badminton Club. hours a day to keep in practice. loca- Harder than tennis "You have to have a strong will to plans "It's much harder than tennis," play in badminton, because there's no \ Wedge, SJSU graduate student, said. money in it," she said. offer "You can't have three hour badminton The 5'2" co-ed said her height has to be matches like tennis; you'd die." been a disadvantage and that she has to iiting In addition, he said, there's less time take more steps to compensate. n of a to get into position than in tennis and Cottrell plays badminton for the king you hit the bird just as hard. A smash same reason everyone else plays this dAT:i a Iler can get up to 50 mph and a game is like unpopular sport it's more satisfying running four miles in short steps. and more fun than any other sport The equipment for badminton is they've found. 'uoRmumouS a$ed6 Ath- relatively cheap. A good racqu'et starts Scrounge courts OICA. at about $20 although the more expen- The Sunnyvale Badminton Club Community and sive Japanese models or Carltons run meets at the Sunnyvale SAN JOSE: Center, $50 Remington, on Thursdays lities for $40. Whether the racquet is made of 840 Town Er Country Village land- metal or wood is not so important as the from 9:30 to 11 p.m. The players there (Winchester Road Side) balance of the racquet. are less polished and also smaller in Phone: 244-7300 number. dlball Lighter racquets have a whiplike ac- Similarly, there are places to play are tion favorable to players with a less flexible wrist. The strings are also im- badminton every night of the week but SUNNYVALE: portant, and should be strung you have to scrounge around. 711 Town fd Country Village offer tight. On Monday through Friday evenings excluding Thursday, the SJSU Co-Rec (Washington Et Mathildal ying The shuttlecocks or "birds" are the Phone: 732-3300 such most expensive item in badminton for has nets up. I the advanced players. Novice players like On Monday nights from 7 to 10, the :om- this reporter are probably accustomed Cubberley High School Gym, 4000 Mid- pro to the plastic birds used in school; these dlefield Road in Palo Alto, is open. H Always hold matches Discover skiing before buying In Snowmotion,Page 10 necei till cold. Continued from pep 3 impo shells, minimum forward lean, and a pack, good flex. need: Emphasize bindings Bindings and skis should be bought F4 at the same time with special emphasis rain on the bindings. COMe Usually the best price deal is offered back in a ski package which most ski shops from put together regularly for around $135. Al There are two types of bindings ever! available, both effective but offering bath different characteristics. anal lion, Expect to pay $45 to $90 for bindings. outin Toe and heel piece bindings are Ti generally more expensive and place beca Crush heavy emphasis on maximum reten- strai all smokes tion, or the ability to remain in the able. binding. hand dead out Skis vary smal Plate bindings are constructed to erect maximize release from the bindings. The choice should be made depend- A ing on how hard or how demanding a have skier you are. indui There are three major types of skis: Jim Byous thing Slalom, compact, and short. for I Flex and resistance of skis are two very important conditions skis are for advanced skiers to consider when cony Slalom purchasing a pair. Here, Don Telaro, business senior, tests the of give these ski tips be and are usually narrow and very long. at the SJSU Ski Swap that was held October 16 and 17. to quail Short skis are very wide and short. high, The They offer slower speeds and easy turn- the slalom types. around $8 and go as high as $30. TI but avoid ing and are recommended for the per- You should look for a ski that has a type of pole is unimportant, and be stiff son who skis only two or three times a soft longitudinal flex and a high boot to plastic straps as they tend to cons year. ski response. and break. on a Resistance necessary Novice skiers should avoid solid the s Also in your purchasing plan, you Compact skis are in between slalom wood core skis which are very stiff and foot might include a good pair of leather and short skis. They are faster than also segmented edges. vege Please help prevent forest fires shorts and require more turning tech- gloves and thermal socks. Be careful as sr have a high tor- niaue. but are not as demanding a ski as Your ski should also when buying gloves, as some are of eggs on sional flex or the ability to hold when poor grade leather or imitation leather avail side- edge and the resistance to bend which tend to harden and crack, or give inclu ways. insufficient insulation. and On the average, skis will cost be- tween $85 and $130, but be aware of A good pointer when shopping for drie( what you're buying. equipment is to visit many different abov THE NORTH FACE' shops, look at all equipment lines, and who Poles unimportant get the best deal to suit your ability and X-COUNTRY SPECIALISTS Best prices again are with a package pocketbook. deal, but be sure the bindings and skis Cr are compatible. Try to go early in the day so sales- complete line of X-C Skiing equipment Poles are the least expensive item people can have plenty of time to rap made of aluminum, KONGSBERGITROLL and are usually about prices, details, features, and FISCHER start at le NORRONA, AND MUCH MORE. fiberglass, or epoxy. Prices deals. we have instructional classes also. arms Country clubs still exclusive? strun Ill 349 EAST By Myke Feinman through the club office, who keeps 20 right Many people may wonder if country per cent for transfer fees. forwi clubs are still as exclusive as they used The club has tennis courts, a push( CAMPBELL AVE. to be. They are. swimming pool and a golf course. form The San Jose Country Club in the More suitable to a student's income A z East Foothills near James Lick High are places like Wallbanger's, 577 count School is asking $3,500 for the initiation Sala mar in Campbell, and the San Jose the r fee. The monthly dues are $80 and the Swim and Racquet club, at 1170 Pedro. keep! quarterly food and beverage fee is $75. Individual membership at Wall- TI gmodoitin If you don't eat enough food and drink banger's is $50 for individuals and $75 beim enough to chalk up a bill of $75, you for families. The fee gives them towels, skiinj adidas have to pay the quarterly fee anyway. lockers and reservation rights up to a knees Over 100 Models in Stock All Sizes The services offered are a swim- week in advance for courts. movi: ming pool which is only open during the There are ten courts for racquetball powe The summer months, and a golf course. and handball, locker rooms for men and A Members of the club are usually women and showers. skiinj independent businessmen, docto-s, Courts can be rented tor $2.50 an in tut lawyers, judges and other people who hour. There are student rates of $1.75 cross Instep could afford such a membership. from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 while The Almaden Valley Golf and p.m. Monday through Friday. Cr TENNIS Weekday 3810 Mowry Country Club has a 400 membership The student rate applies all day flexib maximum. 10:30 to 9 p.m. Ave. Fremont Saturday and Sunday. can d RACKETS Et The member buys stock in the club The San Jose Swim and Racquet cross Sat. 9-6, Sun. 11-6 794-6123 CLOTHING which costs $4,500. Plus, of course, club offers seven tennis courts, an areas there is an $110 monthly dues fee. The olympic-size swimming pool, a spa, a view. 1785 Hillsdale 1154 Saratoga quarterly food and beverage minimum sauna, ping pong, locker rooms, bar- He 3 Ave., S.J. Aye, S J is only $60. beque facilities, and picnic areas. lift tic 265-1424 296-5777 The membership is 400 maximum The cost is $35 for families and $25 to go STORES and at present there are no vacancies. for individual monthly dues. Member- Fo A member can sell his stock for $4,600 ship fees are $375. skiing Hikers face gear galore Continued from page 4 processed victuals might take that tab In addition to the two main and enjoy an epicurean feast at The necessities tent and bedding a few Blue Fox. important items should be on all back- Dry staples packers' lists, apart from personal A more sensible way to go, for the needs and tastes. economy-minded backpacker, is to Foul-weather gear pack large quantities of dry staples Foul-weather gear a good quality such as rice or pasta which can be Cope- McPhetres rain poncho which is designed to ac- cooked easily in boiling water. Rice, commodate the backpack as well as the macaroni, and noodles are relatively backpacker may keep that down bag inexpensive certainly much more so from getting soaked. than freeze-dried foods and a lot of Ski Shop An adequate first-aid kit should be in food value can be put in a pretty small every pack. To this should be added a volume. bottle of aspirin, and perhaps a sinus Other staples which can be carried analgesic for those with a sinus condi- with ease are liquid margarine and OrOl tion, or for anybody who is planning an bouillon cubes, an easy way to add outing at very high elevations. flavor to boiled rice. And don't forget Tools are usually kept to a minimum the salt and pepper. because of weight and space con- Since economy is usually foremost straints, but a pocket knife is indispens- in the minds of most students, those able. Some packers may find a small interested in getting started in cam- hand or finger saw useful in cutting ping/backpacking who would like to small pieces of firewood, or even in economize might look into the possi- WE'VE GOT EVERYTHING erecting a temporary wood shelter. bility of assembling their tents, Freeze-dried convenience sleeping bags, or parkas from a kit. FOR RACERS, "HOT-DOGGERS," A word about food: I suppose we Frostline Kits, a Colorado-based have NASA to thank for the blooming outfit with an outlet in San Jose is one INTERMEDIATES AND BEGINNERS industry which now freeze-dries any- kit manufacturer who specializes in thing from coffee to Mexican omelettes outdoor equipment, including back- for the camper. These products are packs, bike bags, sleeping bags, SKIS convenient just add any one of them parkas, vests, rain gear, and thermal KNEISSL to boiling water and serve but their foot gear. All materials are provided, quality is uneven, and their price tag is but the person who wants to assemble HEAD BOOTS high. the kit must have a sewing machine to LANGE The selection is really quite good, do the job. BLIZZARD CABER and no backpacker who tires easily of a Kit saves DYNASTAR LANGE constant fare need ever repeat a meal According. to Carron Floyd, a DURA-FIBER on a two-week journey. Depending upon spokeswoman for Frostline Kits of San DYNAMIC the store in which one buys freeze-dried Jose, a person who assembles his gear foods, he may see a variety of stews, from a kit may save from 30 to 50 per vegetables, and complete meals such cent off the competitive retail price of a as spaghetti, chili macaroni, scrambled similar finished item. eggs, or even Shrimp Creole. Also The writer has not made a detailed, available are freeze-dried desserts, complete price comparison between the including fruits, pies, puddings, jellies, kits and comparable finished items, and applesauce. and so cannot completely vouch for However, if the selection of freeze- these figures. However, it does appear dried foods is adequate, the prices are that most of the kit prices are some- above and beyond that. A backpacker what below their finished-item coun- CLOTHING who plans a full week's menu of these terparts. ROFPE SALOMON DEMETRE Cross country ski enthusiasts BESSER TEMPCO TYROLIA 'JO-LOCK leave crowds and long lines GEZE SMILEY SPADEMAN CONROY Continued from page 6 instruction and help is by going on a arms becomes a very important in- planned, day long trek. Such organized strument. treks can be found for reasonable In the process of skiing, the skier, if prices in such ski areas as Squaw right-handed, will swing the left arm Valley, Kirkwood and Boreal. SKI SKI forward while the right ski is being To Brian Kost, corrective therapy PACKAGE #1 PACKAGE #2 pushed back and the left ski glides major junior and an employe at Earth forward. Toys in the lower level of the Student Blizzard Fan 3000 $130.00 Hothead II $135.00m A skier will know he has the cross Union, cross country skiing is a very Tyrolia Bindings 45.00 Saloon 444 69.95 country skiing process down pat when involving sport. Poles 10.00 Poles 10.00 the rhythm is smooth and the skier "It's good because skiing cross Installation 10.00 Installation 150..10.00 000 Engraving 5.00 Engraving Ova'wpm/twillsTT keeps balanced. country really gets you in shape" Kost The only other major difference said. "Plus you're breathing fresh air Reg. $200.00 Reg. $229.95 between walking and cross country and there's lots of beautiful country to skiing is that the skier must have his see." NOW 129.95 NOW 979" knees slightly bent at all times while Package Package moving. This gives the skier more One of Kost's fellow employes, Bill power and allows for long glides. Brent, recreation senior, started cross A big advantage in cross country country skiing three years ago. Both a skiing as opposed to downhill skiing is downhill and a cross country skier, in turning. Because of the build of the Brent sees the two types of skiing as Cope- McPhetres two different worlds. cross country skis, it is just like turning 2931 EL CAMINO, SANTA CLARA while you are walking. "You get jazzed and hot in downhill," Brent said. "There's lots of Cross country skiing is much more Daily 9 to 6, Thurs.-Fri. 9 to 9 flexible than downhill skiing in that one pleasure drive. In cross country you get can do it wherever there is snow. The to view more of the tranquil aspects of Closed Sunday cross country skier is not confined to the world. It's much slower paced." areas 243-2111 where ski lifts obstruct one's One of the most pleasant aspects of BANKAMERICARO view. cross country skiing is not ruining any He or she does not have to pay for a natural habitat. .127 lift ticket or stand in a long line in order When the snow covers a plant, it acts to go up a mountain. as a protecting device. Riding over the For beginners at cross country snow doesn't destroy the plants that are skiing a good way of getting expert normally stepped on in the summer. If you're a skier & a SJSU student, Reed's can help you boogie better this season. President John Bunzel meets with stu Reed's is one sport shop that knows the demands Package No. 1 of an SJSU student, in terms of ski equipment K2 Short cut skis, with Marker M3/33 and savings. We know what you want because our bindings and K2 poles. Regularly a Bunzel hol shop is staffed and run by SJSU students and fa202750 value on sale for $119.95 so grads. In fact, if you're in the SJSU ski club, you can boogie on a budget. you'll recognize a few faces from the slopes. And those same people have put together three great Package No. 2 eleven sh ski packages at terrific sale prices, just for SJSU. Kneissl Short Sierra skis, with Besser Eleven students took the op- Alu. bindings or Salomon "S" bindings portunity to talk informally with choice) and Dovre poles. Regularly SJSU President John Bunzel for two t, (your hours Wednesday afternoon during $.288-.-00 value on sale for $149.95 so an open door session. It was his first you can boogie for a few more bucks. open office for students this semester. Bunzel was unavailable SPORT Package No. 3 yesterday to comment on his talk. Rossignol Mustang skis, with Look GT Those students with complaints SHOP bindings (your about the way the campus is being bindings or Salomon S444 run were able to talk directly with choice) and Dovre poles. Regularly a Bunzel in a group situation. Some 3020 ALUM POCK AVE. S22ra.0tr value on sale for $189.95 so just came to see what Bunzel really AND 3 NIGHTS is like. SAN JOSE OPEN 7 DAYS you can boogie until you're exhausted. Shell Lewis, history junior, 926-3020 reacted favorably to both the talk fy and Bunzel. "Most people don't really know who he is," said Lewis. "They think he's some omniscient being and that you can't get close to him." Lewis came to the informal meeting to see Bunzel close up. He 1 Also while they last, was surprised more students did not g make use of Bunzel's time. A//sop Boot-ins, reg- "I thought I'd have to get here ularly $6.50, now only like hours in advance and stand in at line with all the others who wanted $3.95. to meet him," said Lewis. When Bunzel held open office hours for students last semester 44 SJSU budg 3.4% in ir A $664.5 million 1977-78 budget was approved unanimously yesterday by the CSUC Board of Trustees. Included in the CSUC budget is a $47.7 million request from SJSU. The amount is a 3.4 per cent increase 101 from last year, according to Brook. Estimated expenditure for SJSU for this fiscal year is $46.1 million, according to Brook. The university spent $42.3 million in 1975-76. No budget breakdown of SJSU's REED'S request was available. The budget request now will go to the California Post Secondary Education Committee for review, according to David Brook, public affairs officer of the chancellor's office. The budget will be presented next year to the legislature. The total support budget for the CSUC system, which does not in- clude salary and fringe benefit in- creases, is $46 million more than last year's request. Brook said inflation and proposals for new programs were the main reasons for the increased budget request. Among the new budget categories is a $1.7 million request in the instructional related activities (IRA for intercollegiate athletics. Total IRA budget, which includes student publications and produc- tions, is 11 million. Another new category, according to Brook. was a $4 million reauest