SPARTAN DAILY a Vol. 97, No. 22 Published for San lose State University since 1934 Thursday, October 3, 1991 Balgooyen KILLER KICKS dismissal reversed No malicious intent By Tony Mark Arbitrator N.Is tuff writer Kelly returned a decision stating: Thomas Balgooyen stays. IP Cause for 'he university tried to fire him on disciplinary Jan. 1, after he was convicted on two action against federal misdemeanor counts of violat- Balgooyen did ing wildlife protection laws during a exist, 1986 school sponsored field trip. "Thie pend- Balgooyen's dismissal was over- ing sanction of turned by an independent arbitrator in dismissal should Thomas a decision announced Wednesday. be modified. The Balgooyen He was placed on administrauve appropriate sanc- Wye after the notice was served, with tion is a 60-day suspension without full pay pending the arbitration deci- Pay-- sion. The pay range for a tenured asso- 0,- The university did comply with ciate professor at SJSU is S39,984 to the section of the Disciplinary Action S55.488 per year. Procedure specifying the requirements He was found guilty by a jury in for delivering the Notice of Pending November 1990 of one federal misde- Disciplinary Action to Balgooyen. meanor count of collecting a protected to Arbitrator Kelly will maintain species the Oregon Slender jurisdiction for the purpose of resolv- Salamander and one count of over- ing any disputes over implementation collection of four species as defined tithe decision. by a state permit "It was a tremendous victory, not A third guilty verdict on a count of only for me, but far the CFA. They interstate transportation of wildlife deserve a lot of the credit," Balgooyen taken in violation of state law was said in an interview. overturned by the judge. Balgooyen stressed that the ques- After the dismissal was appealed tion of the intent of his actions was the isiesor- by Balgooyen through the California key element in the arbitrator's find- Faculty Association, the CFA and the ings. university agreed to submit the case to The biologist's intentions in com- independent, binding arbitration. mitting the crimes was the recurring Lynn itenskat Dairy staff citotograixter Both panics agreed in advance to theme throughout Kelly's 22 page abide by the decision of the arbitrator, opinion prefacing her decision. AJ Bolino, a sophomore art major, holds a padded shield proper form used in kicking an assailant In Wada's self- Kathy Kelly, after presenting their while self-detense instructor Jack Wada demonstrates the defense cla.ss Wednesday in the Spartan Complex. cases in a hearing held in June. See BALGOOYEV, Back Page Shortened library hours anger students

By Deborah Kerr (lark Library, formerly open from 8 am. to research and study time by an hour in the Zile last semester's library hours. students. Daily staff wiser 11 p.m. Monday through Thursday, is now morning and two hours at night a total of 15 The complaints we were getting from "Students that are in the Greek system, I open from 9 am. to 9 p.m. Instead of opening library study hours a week between the two brothers and sisters: they came back saying think it can be said for them that they do use In yet another chapter of the budget cut at 10 a.m. on Saturdays, Clark now opens at 1 libraries, according to Rosemary Thome, asso- they had no place to study," Carpita said "All the library at night," Martz said. "I think we saga, campus libraries cut their schedule by 15 p.m. ciate library director for user services. the resources are (at the library)." represent the students that live in apartments in hours this semester to reduce operating costs. Wahlquist Library, which does not have the Students who go directly from work to The IFC and Panhellenic Council thus the area. too." That doesn't sit well with students who vast rnsources Clark Library does, will close at night class and then to the library now have no passed a resolution Monday which requests Thome said the library had to make 90111e have come to rely upon library resources for 9 p.m instead of last semester's 10 p.m. clos- reference materials available to them after 9 that the libraries change the "current hours of tough decisions to reduce their budget by late night or early morning study. ing, and its reserve book room, instead of clos- p.m. a time when most night citi.SteS are get- operation to hours more readily accessible to approximately 11 percent this year. "If someone works during the day, which a ing at midnight, now closes at II p.m. Like ting out. all students." Although she had not yet seen the resolu- lot of us do, and they have night classes, when Clark, Wahlquist also opens at I p.m. on Because of complaints among IFC and The request conies from a significant num- tion by IFC and Panhellenic, Thane said she are they going to use the library?" asked Chris Saturdays instead of its former opening time of sorority members from the Panhellenic ber of people. Panhellenic represents nearly has been expecting complaints from student Carpita, president of the SJSI Interfratemity 10 am. Council (an SJSI tmersonwity council), the 400 SJSU students, according to its president Council. These new hours trim Clark Library two organizations have joined forces to rein- Paige Manz, and IFC represents over 1,200 See IIBRARIF-S, Back Page Bill could overhaul student financial aid Blood drive sucking the very process; make loan repayment simpler By Emnut Burgess is to eliminate defaults, which are pro- The legislation would draw money life(blood) out of students Dads staff Yalta jected at $3.6 billion for this year. directly from government funds for Under IDEA, any evasion of pay- loans, instead of through banks. By Darcie D. John.son Students who depend on financial ment would be tax evasion, punish- IDEA would make up to $70,000 Daily ruff writer aid are in kw a change in student loan able by the Internal Revenue Service. of the loans available for most college availability that would make repay- George Conant, legislative assistant and graduate-level students arid up to They're out kw Nood. And they ment a less painful process. to Representative Tom Petri in S143,000 far medical students. want it from SJSU students. The Income-Dependent Education Washington, D.C., said that the pro- IDEA would phase out supplemen- Arnold Air Society is sponsoring Assistance Act, introduced into thi posed legislation would supply dim. t tal loans to students, but would not a blood drive with help Imni Angel state Senate by Senator Dave student loans that are repaid at rates phase out the Stafford loan. Flight Auxiliary and Beta Alpha Psi Durenberger, will redefine loan repay- and intervals based on income after Fraternity. ments as income taxes. The intention school. See LOANS, Back Page The drive started Monday and will continue through Thursday. Students can donate blood in the Greeks benefit charities Student Union Loma Prieta Room _INSIDE from 9 am. to 3 p.m. "We are hoping for a great with series of `a-thons' turnout," air society member Al Philanthropy a yearly Miller said. According to the SPORTS SJSU tradition American Red Cross, 4(X) pints of By "frad Deguchi sorority World champ vaulter: Pre house on Sloth St. to blood are expected to be donated Nay suit *titer hang out and will teeter until this week. nursing student Jeanette Noun today at 5 p.m. Fraternities are Before actually giving blood, holds world horse -vaulting title. Philanthropy can fill a prison's given a certain time skit to teeter volunteers must first answer ques- Page 4 needs WO promote a good feeling on the front lawn with the compa- tions concerning infectious diseases among those who participate in ny of a television and food. and have their blood tested for iron helping out those in need. "It's been great. All the frater- content. Many Greek houses in the nities have been coming over and An attending nurse pricks the SPORTS Interfraternity Council and helping," Purkey said, "It's been volunteer's finger then drops the Tradition carries 'Hawks: Pahellenic Council have begun wonderful and from what I hear, sample in a vile. If the sample sinks After 25 years of pro soccer in doing their pan to help out others the guys love it" the blood has sufficient iron, if the in events area, the Blackhawks bring such as a basketball-a- Not only do fraternities partici- blood floats another test is done to ttain to a teeter socx-a-thon. pate in the teeter toacr-a-thon, but determine if the blood is OK to home crown. Page 4 Currently, Alpha Phi sorority fellow soninues aid also attend. donate. is holding thew annual teeter us- Those new to the esent have If the volunteer's blood is ter-a-thon, which has been an enjoyed participating. deemed suitable for donation, the annual event since 1948 The "We're having fun and it's a actual blood withdrawal then takes WORLD NEWS event raises money for an Alpha really good cause where everyone place. A Red Cross nurse mans the Soviet sub spill: Fire on sun Phi 10unit:won, then divided into gets involved." said Marty Wahl, process by taking the volunteer's grants marine causes racket fuel to given to various heart 20-year-old fine arts masw and blood pressure and then finding a I ynn Flamm Daily staff phoultrattlxi research projects. according to Alpha Phi pledge. Kelley Goodyear, a senior English maim, listens to instruc- leak into the White Sca. Alpha Phi promotions chair Pu:key said that this year, See DRIVE, Page 3 tions from nurse Maria Grassadonia after giving blood. I'age 5 Lauren Purkey SJSU's Beta Psi chapter plans tel Since 5 p.m. on Monday. Greeks have been coming by the See IF.ETER Page 3 2 /hon4/4o Ot tuber 1991 San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS EDITORIAL Lawsuit against gun shop won't buy back lives wonder how someone like Dashu slipped Parents sue owners in through the cracks. But some of those cracks have grown connection with smaller since the Berkeley tragedy, shooting death of son according to Nancy Gannon, spokeswoman for Handgun Control lnc., tithe surface, it a California gun control lobby. Since the Berkeley shooting. the 15 - seems like another day waiting period on handgun purchases clear example of the was expanded to include all firearms. 0 American tradition And there are now at least tour more categories of cnminals and mentally ill of lawsuit abuse. And it is. who are prohibited from buying weapons. But more than simple greed, there are The laws are now in place in misguided motives behind the suit being California to begin to put rational brought by the parents of a 1.1C-Berkeley restrictions on gun access. And the student murdered in 1990. number of criminals and mentally John Sheehy, 22, was shot to death by unstable individuals like Dashti that have Mehrdad Dashti on Sept. 26, 1990, after been stopped from buying guns has he opened fire in a Berkeley pub increased (our times, according to crowded with students. Gannon. John and Kathryn Sheehy filed suit The Sheehys face a question of .4 exactly one year later against the owners whether to pursue short-term retribution , ' of two Bay Area gun shops who sold against the middle-man, or to work Dashti the hand guns used in the toward a long-term solution to the Isr.V$1, shooting. problem of controlling access to guns. The parents are understandably That long-term solution is tough grieved at the senseless loss of their son. enforcement of California's gun code and 11Z11011)';%/LII:__O -.44#11 But they are seeking a monetary remedy national laws that enact mandatory buyer I for an irreversible tragedy. screening programs beyond the state Raul Dominguezti Daly And they are seeking remedy in the level. wrong place. With a powerful lobby like the The fact that gun stores will do National Rifle Association hard at work business in any manner the law allows is to guarantee anyone and everyone easy inevitable. What the law allows is the access to firearms, a national gun-control AND ANOTHER issue. system does seem like a distant goal. While it's unrealistic to expect gun But as the death toll rises, Americans Ted R. Comerford sellers to determine the psychological are beginning to realize the right to bear THING well-being of their customers, we have a arms must have limitations. right to have guns sold under a system Victims, like the Sheehys. may get that functions in the public interest financial solace for the deaths of their In a state with one of the most children, but the real fight is for change Don't stand for legal discrimination comprehensive gun purchase screening in the laws that put the guns in the hands processes in the country, we have to of their children's killers. his has proven to be a historical screaming "Impeach Wilson:" others were American, Native American, Latino or T no defense week, to say the least. just marching quietly, too shocked to utter European-American, you have The elected leader of the a word. Pete Wilson had lied to the against this discrimination. Those with California Republic has lesbian and gay community when he disabilities, non-Christian religious beliefs decided on playing his own promised to sign the bill when it crossed and unpopular political beliefs are in political tune to the national Republican his desk. danger of being discriminated against by audience in his projected run for President Gov. Wilson lied to the Log Cabin the Religious Right and their bedfellows, of the United States in 1998, rather than Republican Clubs (gay and lesbian now that the governor gave them his WRITER'S doing his job here in California. Republicans) when he promised them that stamp of approval. No one is safe. On Sunday evening, Gov. Pete Wilson hc would sign the bill. He lied to the The burden of proof is on you not Deborah Kerr vetoed Assembly Bill 101, the "gay- lesbian, gay and bisexual students, faculty on the bigot if you are discriminated FORUM rights" bill. Anyone with a television, and staff here at SJSU and around against. We arc ALL in danger now radio or newspaper saw the result: rage. California when he stated publicly during (except for the white Anglo-Saxon. According to a gay Capitol insider, his campaign that he would sign the seemingly-straight, Protestant males). most of Gov. Wilson's predominately gay legislation. What I am telling you is that this issue Every parent's nightmare staff including his chief-of-staff Policy makers across California is not solely a gay or lesbian person's were very worned that groups like (including university presidents, etc.) issue. This is not a woman's issue or a ACT/UP and Queer Nation would "out" often take their lead from the Governor's man's issue, or a parent's issue or a racial survived my worst nightmare. As! teetered on my only good foot, them in the media as a result of their office; that's a given. The message that issue. This vital piece of legislation would I just one arm, I sounded something It was a freak accident. Just a with boss's veto of the bill. Gov. Wilson's Gov. Wilson sent to the middle and upper- have ensured the civil rights of everyone slip on the tile and pow! I became like, "OK,! can do this. One. Two. Three reason for vetoing the bill was that it level management people in both the who is working or looking for work in a disabled parent of three pre- Unnngh!" would increase the number of public and private sectors is that gay, California. schoolers. Imagine changing a diaper, or bathing discrimination lawsuits filed in the courts. lesbian and bisexual waters are not As long as it is legal to discriminate My oldest had just returned from pre- or feeding! A study of states like Wisconsin, worth protecting. against lesbians and gay men, it will be school. Good mother that! am, I had his On our first dinner after my accident, Massachusetts and Hawaii, and So what does this have to do with you? legal to discriminate against anyone and graham crackers and milk waiting for a friend (bless her soul) brought pot roast municipalities like Seattle (which have It has lots to do with you. The bigoted everyone. This is your issue! This is youi him on the table. My toddler was already with potatoes and carrots. She was kind lesbian/gay civil rights laws on the books) employers and landlords of this state can issue because after they come and take the munching on her graham crackers. And enough to slice the roast before she showed that there was a drop in court LEGALLY deny anyone employment and gays and lesbians away in trucks to be my infant slept in her bassinet. delivered it, steaming. to our table. cases as a direct result of the legislation. housing, simply by invoking the fact that gassed, they will come for you. Alex dashed ahead of me to join his But when she left, we were still at a Businesses were put on notice that gay men, lesbians and bisexuals have no The good old US of A does not look as sister in the feast. loss. discrimination would not be tolerated and rights. You still are asking, "So what's kind and gentle as when I was growing up As I followed, my shoe lost its grip on To prepare our children's plates, my they abided by the law. your point?" in the suburbs. It is looking a lot more like the slick tile in our entry. My left ankle husband had to hold the meat down with Whether or not Californians who do My point is that you do not have to be pre-World War II, Nazi Germany. Open twisted, and I knew from the familiar a fork, while I sort of cut-tore it into not live the "correct" lifestyle, when it gay or lesbian or bisexual for employers your eyes; stay awake; be aware; question shock of pain that, once again, it was pieces with a steak knife. This, we gave comes to picking a significant other, and landlords to discriminate against you. authority: stay free. sprained. On the way down,! flung my to our tot and 4-year-old. deserve protection from housing and job Given how most "straight" men dress arm out to break my fall. It dislocated at While they dined with forks and discrimination may seem a far away issue today, it is very difficult to tell them apart the elbow. spoons, we returned to our caveman here at SJSU. I assure you that it is not. from the gay men. If your sideburns are I lay on the floor contemplating my roots, picking up the thin slabs of meat While I was at the protest, march and too long or you have an eanng, you can be situation. Injured. Immobilized. And, with our left paws and yanking it with riot in San Francisco on Monday evening, denied employment and housing whether when I looked at the funny way my arm our teeth. Talk about role reversal. I bumped into many SJSU students. Some you are gay Or not. Ted N. Comerford is a Daily staff writer. bent, almost unconscious. That experience taught me something. of them were in tears; some were Whether you are Asian, African- His column appears every Thursday. I was alone with the kids, their sole Ass mother of three, and a busy one care-provider. Who would keep them at that, I had always worried about not safe if I fainted? I managed to hobble to being able to care for my kids. I think it's the phone without blacking out I called every parent's nightmare. my neighbor, who rushed to the house Thoughts swirl in your mind like, and hailed an ambulance for me. "Who will feed them or give them their Four hours later, I was home. A bottle? What if they are stuck in a dirty disabled parent. diaper all day? What if they get into Forum page policies themselves?" To make matters worse, not more than something and hurt The Spartan Daily devotes page two When submitting articles, please include: Categories available to ran-Daily staffers two weeks before the accident, my For those of you planning to have a Monday through Friday to opinions from the your name, phone number, address, class arc: husband had surgery on a severed tendon family someday, remember you will Daily staff and community. Students, staff, standing and major (if a student). Campus voice which are 300 to 500 word in -- you guessed it his right hand survive and maybe even laugh about it faculty are welcome to contribute opinions. The editor appreciates typed or laser. assays on current campus, political, or per- (we're both right handed). later. Tian levers and opinions to Letters to the printedarticles and loves it when articles are sonal issues. Submissions should be well So there we were, the two of us I had my turn and now it's over. Editor box in the Spartan Daily newsroom, submitted on a 3.5-inch disc with Microsoft iesearched. nothing but casts and splints, caring for Things like this never happen twice. W1.11104, between 9 am. and 5 p.m. Word. Letters to the Editor which should be three children under the age of five with Submissions may also be mailed to the Don't send us your only copy because approximately only two left hands between 200 words responding to us. Forum Editor, the Spartan Daily, department submissions become property of the Spartan Spartan Daily ankles, or calling attention to Imagine the difficulty in lifting a baby of mass communications, San Jose State Daily and will be edited for grammar, libel, a particular issue or point of view. from the crib. Deborah Kerr is a Daily staff writer. University, San Jose, CA., 95192-0149. spelling, and length.

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IBM, Apple disclose details about historic co-op agreement "It's easy and painless," said Kelly BLOOD Bishop, a senior chemistry major. She NEW YORK (AP) Apple and ly in the increasingly cutduciat person- Apple's popular Macintosh computers and chief executive officer. said she donates blood "because not IBM disclosed details Wednesday of al computer industry. be more easily connected to IBM (personal computer) heydays From Front Page many people do." their historic technology -sharing But on Wednesday, executives of models, and providing computer chips of the early 19/i0s will seem tame by There is a big push between now alliance, designed to create a new the two companies patted each other's and software for next-generation desk- comparison." suitable vein to insert the needle-like and Thanksgiving to get blood standard for desktop computers and let backs and joked at a San Francisco top computers. "With this alliance we believe we tube. It takes approximately 6 to 10 because of demand created by holiday software be interchanged between the news conference, broadcast to New The agreements "will launch a have the elements of truly a new era," minutes for a pint of blood to fill the accidents, said Red Cross ntrse Dolly two leading brands. York and other cities via satellite. renaissance in technical innovation," said IBM President Jack Kuehler, plastic bag, according to the Red Halden. The accord startled the computer Under the agreements signed said John Sculley, Apple's chairman Cross. industry when first announced three Wednesday, the two largest personal months ago, because Apple Computer computer makers will cooperate in Inc. and International Business five arras of computer technology. Machines Corp. have competed bitter- The agreements are aimed at letting

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She won the tide in 1990 and performing handstands puts wear and retains it for two years. and tear on her left shoulder. A realistic shot at the world tide for In March, she underwent surgery Boxall meant leaving school two years on her left shoulder and was not sure ago and moving to Europe where she would compete again. But after horse vaulting takes place at interna- recuperating, she won the British tional meets, often with other equestri- Columbia championship in September. an events. "I wasn't sure my shoulder would "I was in Germany most of the hold up, but it did," she said. time," she said. "That's where I did When their competitive careers are most of my training. Then, every two over, vaulters often remain in the weeks, I'd travel to a different country equestrian sports. to compete." "Four of the top-level Germans The gymnast on horseback went to went into jumping and other equestri- six of the seven world class meets. She an sports, or went into coaching," she won twice in Austria, once in San said. Francisco and took home a silver and Although school keeps her "so a bronze medal. busy she has no time for training," She performed demonstrations and Boxall said, she finds time to coach Leslie Salzmann Daily staff photographer clinics, and the American team trained professionally. She coaches up-and- Junior setter Jennifer Liston is adjusting to Division I volleyball a horse for the British and corning vaulters and teaches the handi- Czechoslovakian teams. capped to ride at the Sundance Ranch Horse vaulters balance and jump, in Woodside. Among the riders are with the use of handgrips, on the broad children with cerebral palsy, muscular Transfer sets up back of "warmbloods," crossbreds distrophy and autism. between riding and draft horses, Hippotherapy has yielded results, Boxall said. She won the champi- she said. "I'd recommend it to any- onship on Rim, a Polish crossbred she body." said was slimmer than Victor, the Although the year away from Spartans' attack horse she uses here. Boxall said errors school may delay her entry into the are more serious on a slender horse SJSU nursing program, she was in By Darcie D. Johnson play-offs this wason. because the vaulter is more likely to Germany when the Communist bloc Daily staff wnter Liston considered attending San slip off. was crumbling. Francisco State to play volleyball, but "You need a horse with a consis- "We just got to see it all happen," One of the latest additions to she said San Francisco "can't offer tent, even canter," she said. she said. "It was great. We drove into SJSU's volleyball team is perhaps the scholarships because they're Division Horses also react to conditions in East Berlin, got some money and tore most valuable. She is 20-year-old the arena, she said. At a meet in off pieces of the Berlin Wall for pre- Jennifer Liston, a junior advertising Liston is attending SJSU on a full Stockholm, Rim began to move faster sents. major and transfer from Cabrillo athletic scholarship. when he heard the joint click of sever- "We were one of the last cars to College in Aptos, and she's the team's Her sister, Jessica, also attends al cameras near his performance area. pass through Checkpoint Charlie." only setter this season. SJSU so that helped in her decision. "My timing went off and it was The youngest of six children, "The way she goes is the way the "San Jose is perfect for me," she more difficult to stay on," she said. Boxall started vaulting at eight. Her team is going to go," SJSU head vol- said. The Americans competed at mother encouraged her, and made leyball coach John Corbelli said. Liston is the youngest of four girls Stockholm where the International long drives to and from coaches and Liston earned Most Valuable (Jill, Julie, Jessica and Jennifer) with Equestrian Federation held its World vaulting facilities. Player honors on her high school vol- huge, sparkling brown eyes and a Championships in other equestrian She now helps warm up the horses leyball team, and All-State honors warm personality that makes you feel sports. before the students ride. twice at Harbor High School in Santa like you're an old friend. Such international exposure is "The most important thing to me is Cruz arid once at Cabrillo. But she still In her rare free time she goes home important to Boxall and to sponsors of that this was a child who was not born has "a lot of room to grow in the to Santa Cruz to "let my mom do my the American team. with a silver spoon in her mouth," game," according to Ccrbelli. laundry and cook me dinner," she Barry GlItICTICZ Daily staff photographer "We'd like vaulting to become an Dorothy Boxall said. "We were poor, Corbelli "has taught me a lot said. SJSU nursing student Jeanette Boxall practices a move on Cosmo. Olympic event," she said. and she broke the odds and did what already," Liston said. "He is patient "She is a great personality to be Boxall won the world vaulting championship in 1990. Classification of horse vaulting as normally only rich people do." and keeps going over things." around," Corbelh said. She is "making an adjustment from junior college to Division I Big West volleyball, always playing against big Bay Area enjoys first pro soccer title competition," Corbelli said. Despite the fact that the squad EMPLOYMENT 1.awn Aeration Sales Saturday night the Bay Area got who got his start drumming up have the crowd, the stadium stands hasn't played together very long, only Corey a winner. The San Francisco Bay Earthquake fans, returned to Spartan and tradition on their side, the field since mid-August, Liston has high toms for the team. $10 Hou r 'Fresidder Blackhawks ended the soccer trophy Stadium and led the crowd in "the lent its part to the Blackhawks drought by beating the Albany Wave," a phenomenon George cause. The Earthquakes used the "We're young and going through Guaranteed have invented. narrow wings at Spartan to open up rough spots," she said, "hut we can be Daily assistant Capitals at Spartan Stadium. claims to well news editor The atmosphere at the game was fast breaks, and the clinching goal unstoppable when we're playing reminiscent of Earthquake games of Id-hat cheers like for the Blackhawks was scored off a together." Weekends 249-0556 Liston said she thinks the team has While the Earthquakes "EARTH-QUAKES" cross from the left side. The play the past. it to the Green Thumb Lawn 25 years ago, the never won the championship, their became "BLACK- had opened up from an overlapping a good chance of making Service NearlyNorth American Soccer legacy at Spartan Stadium rubbed 0 HAWKS." The players run on the wing. League beheld the San off on the Blackhawks. kicked free soccer balls into the Nearly every facet of the game Francisco area for the The I2,000-plus fans stomped stands after being introduced. The brought back visions of the LeLArix Row fo ket p h.01,1 tkis coi.Apitry first time with the Oakland Clippers. their feet on the stadium floorboards Blackhawks had Earthquake star Earthquakes grandeur. Except for Since then, the Bay Area has had a and created a rumble when the Laurie Calloway on their side as one thing... back iKto a veal democracy. . team in every national soccer league Blackhawks nearly scored or had a well. The Blackhawks are the APSL champions. but still no champion. Until now ... good opportunity. Krazy George, Not only did the Blackhawks Spemcl cot evening with

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The bnef repert did not say whether that In Washington, Defense Secretary Dick WCIC any injuries. Cheney said: "We're prepared to abide by NEWS QUIZ Tass did not identify the submarine or its whatever ciecisice die Philippines governmaa class, so at was not known whether the missile makes." was an intercontinental ballistic missile or a If, in fact, the Philippines sets a three-year five correct news stud. Three sinner-range weapon. deadline for a U.S. withdrawal from Subic, to four reads USA Today. Depending on type, Soviets submarines "We will conduct ourselves accordingly," he One to two Where have you carry 12, 16 cc 20 ICBMs or up to two dozen said. been? smaller cruise missiles. The Senate voted 12-11 on Sept. 16 to The missiles are housed in individual reject an agreement under which the United O What television show had a repre- launch tubes that fire duough hatches in the States would give up Clark Air Base next sentative at SJSU on Tuesday? hull. year but keep Subic for 10 more years in lass did not say whether the vessel earned return for $203 million in annual compensa- O How many sites have been identi- nuclear weapons, but it did not report any tion. fied as possible pLus for a new CSU release of ratliartive material. Mrs. Aquino was unhappy with the vote satellite campus a Fort (id? A commandant of the Soviet Northern and initially said she would hold a "perk 0 What has not met safety standards save Subic, the largest Fleet contacted by Iliss refused to confirm or power referendum" to at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant deny any information about the incidern U.S. naval base in Asia. in the Soviet Union? But constautiaial experts and many of ha O What were banned for the second own supporters said a referendum could not Tuesday in Athens, 0 Aquino gives United overturn the Senate action and would lead to day in a row

States three years to a anstautional crisis. Greece? Aquino said her three-year withdrawal 0 What fell fran a military plane and leave naval base plan had the support of at least 15 of the was lost in the Mojave Desert? Boars 0 Fire in Soviet sub The accident occurred Friday while the country's 23 senators. Why is the government investigating submerged submarine was trying to launch a MANILA, Philippines (AP) President It was unclear whether she would even the incidan? reportedly causes missile during a training exercise, the news Corazon Aquino said Wednesday ha govern- need Senate conarnence, but the administra- agency said, quoting what it called reliable ment will abandon a dnve to keep the Subic tion wants the support of two-thirds of the ANSWERS: I) "Amence's Fustiest People." 2) Thme. 3) A protectree 'held to prevent recitation release of rocket fuel base open and will give the United Senate to preclude any constitutional dispute. sources. Bay naval from leaking from the plant. 4) Cars 5) A "Large quantities of rocket fuel were dis- States three years to pull out The Subic base is next to Olongapo, a city rachoectzve bght bulb fell from sn Air Force jet. ewes to know why a un- MOSCOW (AP) A fire in a missile charged into the sea" as the crew fought to But several senators who oppose the U.S. of about 300,000 people 50 miles west of Bonus Govenrnent tractor enconed the devices without ahuewac tube of a Soviet submarine caused a large keep the fire from spreading out of control military presence said the timetable was too Manila, and a group of businessmen and amount of rocket fuel to be spilled into the from the launch tube, lass said in the dispatch Icing for the 7,a)0 Americans to leave Subic, politicians there had planned to begin collect- White Sea off the northern coast of Ru.ssia, from the northern port of Archangelsk, 570 which the United States has held since it ing signatures next Sunday for a popular vote. Edned by Cuey Trendder Tass reported today. miles north of Moscow. seind the Philippines from Spain in 1898. Swan Duly Assailant News &him

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Call (408) 924-3277 6 if 11f selu I I, k /oho t. /991 IN San lase State University SPARTAN DAILY 4114116114841m4411111116111.111=111W' BALGOOYEN: decision overturned Chronology of Balgooyen's torn Front Page species Balgooyen collected. to find that he knowingly ignored The professor was convicted on wildlife laws, his lack of credibility as one count of collecting a protected a teacher had not been proved. Kelly stated that despite the fact species. Though Balgooyen has not yet 17 years as a SJSU professor that none of the txxwictions were for The decision cites testimony been contacted by the univasity, he is illful intention to violate the law, the received at the arbitration hearing dif- looking forward to returning to SJSU. April 19 Balgooyen pleads not guilty to two counts 1974 of filing false tax returns. general attitude in SJSU's dismissal ferentiating between endangered, "I haven't been teaching for two biologist Balgooyen begins teaching at SJSU. pn eedings was that Balgooyen had threatened and protected species. years now," Balgooyen said. "I truly Flie4c1 June Balgooyen found guilty of conspiring with a purposely planned to violate wildlife There is no generally accepted def- want to get bat to the student body." 86 former student to collect protected Oregon slender sala- mander, and of capturing twice as many salamanders as CA' 1..-ction laws. inition for protected species, according Wayne Savage, char of the depart- Spring semester An eight-person SJSU field trip to Icr report distinguished between to Lloyd Kiff, director of the Western ment of biological sciences, said he his federal permit allowed the Oregon coast during which animals war collected. November Balgooyen sentenced to five years proba- the S J S "conspiracy" contention Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology and could make no comment on the case Jeffery Boundy, a graduate student at SJSU, and assis- 111ki the fall that the conviction was for curator of Ornithology. and that he had been instructed to refer tion, fined $5,000 and ordered to perfomi 2,000 hours tant curator for SJSU herpetology museum, takes the of community service, for smuggling the animals. viola i laws "he should have under- Kiff testified that the term "'pro- all questions to the president's office. trip. stood the exercise of due care. tected' clearly connotes less concern University officials made a single November Memo sent from university to "It - 4wte apparent that the misde- for the welfare of a species than either statement on the decision. 1989 Balgooyen: "Your conviction establishes that you have meanor convictions of Dr. Balgooyen the 'endangered' or 'threatened' labels "We expect that Professor August Boundy indicted on II charges of smuggling failed to deport yourself in a manner which merits havc 15,1 been understood to have had do." Balgooyen will be reassigned to the protected animals from Mexico field trips in the mid- respect for you and your profession, and is a violation of these till iited consequences by all per- In discussing the appropriateness of classroom for spring semester," said the SJSU's statement of professional ethics." sons in the past," Kelly said in the Balgooyen's termination, the opinion Lori Stahl, public information officer 1980 December University gives Balgooyen notice of dis- opinioii. clearly states Balgoo-yen was guilty of for SJSU. October Boundy pleads guilty to 4 of the 11 smug- missal but he immediately seeks appeal through an arbi- "... Some decision-makers in this negligent behavior. Referring to the history of contro- gling charges. tration proem with union. case who reviewed the indictment pre- "The record leaves no doubt that versy in the biology department sin- 1990 1991 sumed that conviction meant that the Dr. Balgooyen was responsible for rounding the case, Manuel Fimbres, of jury found Dr. Balgooyen had partici- unprofessional conduct to some the CFA said he hoped that peace Jan. 25 Boundy sentenced to 18 months in federal February Several professors resign from faculty pated in a plan or plot to do things degree," the arbitrator said could be made in the department prison for smuggling more than 400 animals protected union to pivotal union's decision to defend Balgooyen. which he knew violated 'They were misled about just what under the Endangered Species Act April 1991 False tax return charges against wildlife laws In citing that the California Balgooyen are dismissed. in the state of Oregon." Education Code does not provide for his conviction meant," he said, "espe- March Indictment filed against Balgooyen for col- Both convictions were for violation termination in all instances of unpro- cially in reference to a conspiracy." lecting protected animals and over collecting other ani- June Union's hearing completed on Balgooyen case. that do not specify Balgooyen's mals during a 1986 field trip. Arbitrator begins making her decision. of laws intent, fessional conduct, Kelly said her deci- federal court convic- Oct 2 according to Kelly. sion to reinstate Balgooyen centered tion is currently waiting for a trial date Balgooyen removed from teaching duties. Arbitrator announces decision: Decision to Circuit April 4 Balgooyen indicted by federal grand jury on dismiss Balgooyen overturned, suspends him for 60 The opinion also says SJSU's deci- on the question of his ability to contin- at the Ninth Court of Appeals, days sion was made without regard to the ue as a teacher. according to his attorney, John L. two counts of filing false tax realms. without pay. definition of the classification of the Kelly said since there was no basis Williams.

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The Mel & Dorothy Cotton Israel Speech Contest was devel- oped as an "on-site" experience for future Jewish leaders in the San Jose area The contest offers one Jewish student cur- rently attending San Jose State University an all-expense-paid 14 -day trip to Israel at the conclusion of the Fall 1991 semester. It is expected that upon his or her return, the contest winner will assume the chair of the UJA Can-pus Campaign.

The 1991 contest topic is "What Israel Means To Me."

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dready has a similar ng out payments and iients repay through Drown your blues at JJ's Bradbury, associate 5.1SU financial aid Check out the dancing scene at this new blues bar downtown Page 2 lents left unpaid after rould be wiped off the aid, "you would have imate to qualify for ins of loan forgive-

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By Monica Campbell ing breathing more enjoy-able. Duly staff wnuer Compared to the two other 11's off of Stevens Creek and El Camino Real, the 11's Finally, downtown San Jose has been downtown is much bigger. blessed with an authentic blues Nu. The stage is also set high enough so that Being the third addition to the 11's Blues the band can be seen from all areas of the family, 11's Blues Downtown opened on Sept_ club. You won't be straining to see, which is a 6, bringing the tradition of true down-home nice change. rhythm and blues atmosphere that 11's is Like most blues bars, the lighting is very famous for. dim, but not so dark that you can't see the Conveniently located at 14 S. Second Si, person acruss from you. 11's Blues Downtown is a full-time blues Being there on a Sunday night was not oasis featuring nationally recognized acts indicative of 11's reputation to swing on Fri- such as The Otis Clay Band along with local days and Saturdays. Bay Area products like Taj Mahal and the What is special about this club is that even Redevelopment Blues Band. on a relatively slow night the small crowd JJ's features an extensive blues menu seemed to get into the ever-present enthusi- including Louisiana and Chicago blues and asm evident at 11's downtown. Cheering and Dixieland is featured on Sunday afternoon. clapping was heard throughout the night. So far, the new JJ's has been hard to find Diming can be expected, but it is not with only a sinall banner strewn across the required. front. Fortunately, a large neon sign is in the 11's seems to attract a very mixed crowd. works and should be brightly announcing its There was the middie-aged group, blues bar presence within a week. devotees and students placed Sporadically. From the outside, the new 11's doesn't "It's nice to see a young crowd enjoying look like anything special but go inside and the blues," manager Max Stanley said. PUT photographer you will realize that you have just entered a This place is non-pretentious and not at all Leak Salzmann Daily truly authentic, premiere blues bar. intimidating. 11's is impartial to style so come Couples slow dance to the Johnny Otis Show at JJ's Blues 1)owntown Brick walls, steel -piping and high ceilings, as you are. The music creates the atmosphere create a warehouse atmosphere. Fortunately, not the structure or the people. 11's realized this and installed a system that ness of the food, the affordable prices and the the high ceilings make for a well ventilated The sound system at the downtown 1.1's is more than compensates for it. relaxed atmosphere. area The thick, smoky air found in most bars excellent One may expect that the high ceil- Obviously, if you want to physically feel There are various parking lots immediate- is instead spread evenly throughout JJ's mak- ings would result in a drowned-out sound, but the beat and have extremely limited conversa- ly surrounding JJ's, and there is no charge to tion, sit in the front. park after 6 p.m. If you're looking for easy conversation If you are already into the blues, then you with the blues still being audible in the back- will thoroughly appreciate this new addition ground, go upstairs in the rear. to the downtown club scene. 11's serves American style food with the If you're a novice to the blues scene, try expected barbecue sandwiches offered as well 11's Downtown, you may end up having a as specialties such as Cajun catfish. With blast prices ranging from $3.95 to $7.95, there is a wide variety of steak and chicken dishes available. Because of the surprisingly reason- little Mike and the Tornados are able prices, the portions are not huge, but they playing tonight at JJ's Blues Down- are adequate. town. Cover is $5 and the band will Happy hour is all day with a draft beer be playing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. going for $2.00. All drink prices go up $1.00 The band plays blues with a twist when the bands start playing. of rock 'n' roll. They will be playing Open every day at 11 am. and closing at 2 selections from their first album leak Salzmann Duly staff photographer a.m., going to 11's Downtown for lunch or "Heart Attack. A view from outside of ifs Blues Downtown located at 14 S. 2nd Street dinner would be a good idea due to the tasti-

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The work began as a photo can break through that barrier. exhibit, and the overall acceptance assignment. Santos said It was sup- "Men can finally go, 'Hey, we of male nudes as "the &mystifica- posed to be something along the can talk about our emotions openly tion of masculinity." lines of a self-portrait, and he did too, Santos said. SWIM' exhibit will run through this full-size nude of himself. San- In fact, the exhibit in the main Fnday. There is an artist's state- tos not only received an A as a gallery is centered around men and ment, but he says he encourages grade, but Barbara DeGenevieve, titled "Redefining Masculinity." In everyone to look at it and interpret lecturer and gallery curator, pulled a paper DeGenevieve wrote, "Artic- as they like, and try to relate to it in his among others to show in the ulated Disparities: Renegotiating SOrTle way. photo hall display. Masculinity," she refers to the It was unique in that it was full size, and it was on the wall rather than in a case, Santos said. One cus- todian found it offensive and her supervisor took it down and left it in STEPPINI OUT the check out office of the depart- ment, which started a few days of feuding between the art department On Campus and offended custodians. A few incidents occurred in V University Theatre -- "Noises Off," performances are at which the custodian would either 8 take it down or cover the loins with p.m. Oct. 4-5, 10-12 and at 2 p.m. Oct. 9. Admission is a towel. $9; $6 students/seniors. "I always thought it was kind of V Recital Laurel Brettell, piano, faculty recital, Sunday strange that they took down that piece because it was a male nude," Oct 6, 2 p.m., $5, students $3. Santos said. It was the same type of V Gallery Four "Self-Exposed," exhibit ends tonight. censorship that (photographer Robert) Mapplethorpe had to deal with, he said. Off Campus The piece originally stemmed Lathe Salftrurn Daily staff photorapher from Santos' displeasure with his Susan Phelps, senior art major, views Nelson Santos' "Self- life at the time and he used it to V San Jose Stage Company "Brighton Beach Memoirs," Exposed" exhibit in Gallery Four of SJSU's Art Building. express his personal problems and 490 S. First Si, Neil Sirnon's autobiographical play. Oct. 4- problems with society. By Sandy Heynen tos, graphic design major, was the "To try to find your own individ- 27. Show starts at 8 p.m., tickets are $9 to $15. Deity staff wntcr center of controversy last year when uality and masculinity as a male is V Oktoberfest at Hochburg von Germania, 261 N. Second the picture appeared as an exhibit in kind of a dilanma right now," San- St. Over 50 German beets to sample. The once -censored, full-size, Duncan Hall's fourth floor photo tos said. "You're not allowed Lobe male nude self-portrait has finally display area. The piece is now sensitive those are all female found a place to be displayed. being shown at SJSU's Gallery qualities." He believes that by bar- Movies "Self Exposed," by Nelson San- Four. ing himself in front of ever one he "Hangin' with the Homeboys" -Livin' Large" No focus in latest Timbuk 3 release V"The Super" Opening at theaters everywhere Friday. - - "Two Medicines." Usually the The album is good, not great. Record ilet1111101 attempts sound not confident and Perhaps because of their lack of artificial. musical focus, the group has yet to Review There are only two reasons to earn a large following. However, if buy this album. The first is "Sun- Timbuk 3 follows up on the won- shine," one of the best songs to be derfully pleasant sound of the title By Nicholas I). Smith released in months. The second is track and "Sunshine," they have the Dsuly staff writer the instrumental version of "Sun- potential to at least attract the listen- shine." ers they need. Timbuk 3 is back and it's updat- 2" ed its sound, but it could still use more help. On the latest release, "Big Shot in the Dark," the band experiments BETTER MONEY! with electronic sampling and heav- TUE DAYS ier keyboards than in the past, but 2.4.1 A mission All hits still can't seem to focus their music. BETTER FUN! However, as usual, the strength 2.4.1 Drinks All Nits of the group is the lyrics built into 11.4.1 D.J.'s each track. BETTER HURRY! On "God Made an Angel," the F EA group captures the futility of a Bennigans in Santa Clara is now hiring, young girl searching for meaning in the world. "Now daddy's little girl fun, friendly people for part-time don't say a word/ She just sits there waitstaf f positions. on the sofa/ Lately she's been hang- Applications accepted Mon-Fri 2-4 PM ing our with that/ Cross-dressin' counter-culture guru Casanova." (Must be available two lunch shifts M-F) Overall, the album lack.s the bite to stay interesting very long. The group tries to be punchy with RICK PRESTON plunky bass guitar working with (MA atittm reggae-like percussion, but mostly IT'S A WHOLE NEW it's a forgettable experience. Nearly every music style known MODERN MIX to man is tried on the album 4150 GREAT AMERICt.N PKWY, SANTA CLARA even something of a rap during (408) 748-0378 MTh 111151 St no 1115 4 Thursday, Ociobar 3, 1991 U San Jose State University CenterStage 11111111111111111110111111111aaaKatiallialiarMINNY Comedy Sportz keeps 'em laughing seven years ago by Jeff Kramer in Comedy Spatz will lend a hand in communication disorders and sci- Milwaukee. In 1987 he brought the fund-raising for SJSU's National ences. show to San Jose. Comedy Sportz Student Speech Language and dors regular weekend shows in San Healing Association. On Oct 17, For more information, call Jose, at Hochburg von Germania this group will be competing in the 725-1356. For information and Brandon's. old science building, room 142. on the upcoming benefit The club also holds matches for Money raised will go toward the show at SJSU, call 739- private organizations and charities. centers diagnostic department of 0681.

tionnalinammi--INWymaffphocograpM:r DENZEL WASHINGTON JOHN IWO ICE T Referee John Politoski asks for audience help in team judging By Sandy Heynen phrases from the audiences in a Daily gaff miler comedy sketch. The referee also serves as an It's not an Olympic sport, it's a announcer, beginning every game 1.` stage sport. with a brief explanation and set of There are two teams, a referee, parameters. Of course the rules are an audience and a playing field, but flexible and the referee can make everything else about this sport is them up as the games go on. untraditional. Some audience judgement rules Comedy Sports is a form of also apply. If the "actletes" story improvisational comedy combining gets to dull a yellow flag will go the wit of the team-members and into the air and a "waffling foul" the help of the audience. Each per- will be called. A "groaner foul" is son is given a list of games and called when too loud of a groan is rules of the match as well as the heard from audience after a bad Comedy Sports version theme joke. Since this is a family spoil, a song of "Take Me Out To The "Brown Bag" may be placed over Ball Game." any player's hatcl during the game Audience members are asked to for the use of verbal or physical Bin atop sing the theme song as well as stand obscenities. for the Pledge of Allegiance. You Knowing what is going on in occuoil of Wilt feel like you are about to watch a this show is imponant because you, mini-baseball game on a stage in as an audience member, are encour- the only mao die middle of a club, but you're not aged to join in the fun. The comcdi- What you are in for is a fast paced ans talk in double speed most of the rim knows night of comedy. time because they are being Each team has five players and watched by the hands of the refer- he's Mood they compete for points with come- ees stop watch. If you listen twice dy games based on suggestions the as fag you can catch most of what Is the Woo referee coaxes from the audience, they are saying. Regardless if you Some gams involve playing some- understand what they are talking who framed him thing similar to charades, and others about or not, the teams are very ani- take a stand-up approach, which the mated on stage. Rh Is ins Wiled lot of colit. teams have to use the words and Comedy Sports was dreamed up

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