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Ii Situ I. I'I.I DAILY 1.114 iuuIii 1941 SPARTANSlati ruil.i \ It I11:1. (is .10SI I These are the aood old days SJSU courts By Tina Casalino undergraduate students for Spring SJSU's colleges grade the same. in their courses. Thirty-one per- grads: Be true Spartan Daily Stall Writer '94 was 2.77, a slight increase from In Fall '93, students in the cent received a B, and Many things have changed 1972 when the CPA for undergrad- College of Education had the high- 20 percent received a C, dur-ing since 1972. A phone call cost a uates was 2.75, according to est CPA at 3.03. Those Fall '93. to your school nickel, a candy bar was a dime, SJSU's Office of Institutional Re- in the College of Human- Isabel Olazcoaga, a SJSU fresh- and a gallon of gasoline was 29 search. ities and Arts had a 2.94. Students man, thinks there is a lot of pres- By Nancy J. Zamani cents. But one thing remains the During the 1980s, the average in the College of Engineering had sure to get good grades. "Since Spartan Daily Stall Writer same. At San Jose State University letter grade given in undergradu- the lowest CPA at 2.50. there's a lot of people competing a B is still a B. ate classes remained steady at Twenty-seven percent of under- In the days when San Jose State was a college See Grades, page 8 The average CPA for SJSU just above a B-. But not all of graduates received an A and not a university, campus life was different. Through the 1950s, it was a smaller, more intimate place. Class members identified with the school and went to proms, joined clubs, lived on campus, and gave a senior class gift to the school. Fishing for answers After graduation, the alumni could remember "the good old days" with the yearbook, and donate to their alma mater. Those days ended during the 1960s, but the Office of University Advancement would like to bring some of them back. Graduating seniors from the class of 1995 are being sought for a volunteer committee to bring back the class gift. Kevin Grossman, annual giving manager, said the gift is a good way to show pride in SJSU. "This program is a challenge to have graduates identify with their class," Grossman said, "and to give something back to the school with a renewed sense of pride." One volunteer, Steven Cheung, 24, a senior majoring in economics, said he came to SJSU because so many important people in Silicon Valley have gone here. But he expects to get something out of volunteering, too. "I want to help out and get some experience in fund raising," Cheung said. "It relates to my major." Volunteers are asked to come to an orientation See Pride, page 8 Las Posadas: A stroll to find room in the inn By Andy Barron Spartan Daily Stall Writer

What Olga Enciso Smith remembers about her childhood Christmas is that it revolved around Joseph and Mary. Now, as an adult, the Peruvian-born business- woman is part of a committee that helps organize Las Posadas in the streets of downtown San Jose. RY CHRI, GoNZALES SPARTAN DALY ;.as Posadas is a community parade that re- irtriima 4,4bfr 07 - 7 ABOVE: Jerry enacts the journey of Joseph and Mary to Smith, SJSU Bethlehem and their search for lodging just before pro- associate the birth of Jesus. Posada is the Spanish word for lessor of biolo- gy, displays "inn" or "lodging." mr,IIGUADALUPE "It is wonderful because families come, and it is a Chinook By Nancie Gruber salmon just non-alcohol event. My Spartan Dally Stall Writer Considering the Guadalupe is a pulled from the personal concern is small, shallow stream, "That's quite a Guadalupe that sometimes Finding Chinook salmon in the number of salmon," Smith said. River and Hispanic events are 'It is wonderful Pacific Northwest, in large rivers The big question is, how did they explains alcohol promoted and spawning coast get there? because upstream of the San Francisco habits to his oriented, and we give or In Central Valley rivers is not That's exactly what Smith, the ichthyology the wrong message to families come, unusual. Guadalupe River Task Force (GRTF) class. our youth," Smith said. But finding them in a stream that and the Department of Fish and "But this is the oppo- and it is a non- runs through the middle of down- Game are trying to find out. LEFT: Smith site no alcohol and alcohol event.' town San Jose would surprise almost The GRTF consists of people from and class mem- families are welcome." anyone. the Santa Clara Valley Water District bers try to fig- ure the best The parade, spon- Olga Enciso Smith where they are and members of the public who are Yet that's exactly way to get the sored and organized by An organizer al Lao %sodas running. An estimated 100 Chinook interested in finding out how the salmon out of volunteers from The now populate the Guadalupe River, salmon got into the river and in help- the water San Jose Downtown said Jerry Smith, associate professor ing them survive. Smith is a member unharmed. Association, El Centro of biology at San Jose State of the task force. Committee and KNTA Radio, starts at Fountain University. See Salmon, page 6 Alley and South First Street at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Two youths dressed as Joseph and Mary will lead a musical pageant. Participants dressed as shepherds, angels and in traditional Mexican attire walk while mariachi music plays, folk dancers dance and the people sing. Scheller house: Still standing as fall semester ends The procession will march through downtown, making stops at predetermined "inns" posadas By Lana M. Jang Pandori has been working on a pro- Tamislea said. offered to help fund the relocation, where songs called Cantos para pedir posada Spartan Daily Stall Witter posal to move the house to Lincoln The Preservation Action Council, but the current status of that offer (songs in search of lodging) are exchanged In spite of sitting behind a sea of Glen Park on Lincoln Avenue near the motivating force behind the Is unknown, Stahl said. between the parade "pilgrims" and the resident mud, surrounded with construc- Curtner Avenue. The proposal movement to save Scheller House, Support from the city looks bleak 'Innkeepers/merchants" who turn them away. Song tion, there's still hope for Scheller would utilize non-city funds to has applied for a grant from the although city councilman Frank books are passed out so that spectators can partic- house. finance the relocation, said Santa Clara County Heritage Fiscalini is in support of the move ipate. This historic building on San Margaret Tamisiea, assistant to Commission, but won't hear about because Lincoln Glen Park is in his Finally, at the last "inn," which will be the third Carlos Street and Fifth streets has Pandori. the grant awards until early next district, said Tamisiea. stop, the "pilgrims" are welcomed with the song Al been the center of controversy all Santa Clara County has funds year, Tamisiea said. The university and the preserva- Abrir las Puertas (Opening the Doors). This is fol- semester. The university wants to especially allocated to move the Pandori has talked to the tion action council face each other lowed by a prayer for peace on earth and good will demolish the house, and preserva- house to a new location. The funds University about the relocation and in court Jan. 13 to consider the fate toward humanity, aguinaldos bags of candy and tionists want to save It. were part of a settlement In a law- project funding, Tamisiea said. of the house. nuts for the children, pillatas, chocolate, music and San Jose City Councilman David suit with the City of San Jose, Earlier in the semester, SJSU had See House, page 3 See Posadas, page 3 ----

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Kevorkian has no June Pratt credentials to kill staff rrporkr Picture, if you will, the way Dr. Jack Kevorkian They were known by the police and people in conducts his medical practice of assisted-suicide, the industry. and think of what you know of an ethical medical They moved their location from one dingy practice. room to another, and even then their where- What does Kevorkian's license entitles him to abouts was a closely guarded secret. do? Kevorkian's rumor mill has gained a national Hypothetically speaking, does his license quali- market with only a few suicides. fy him as as specialist in "assisted suicide?" His rate of success is 100 percent. If he botched sire there certain standards set forth in his the job, he wouldn't tellus, but his clients would. license by the They would be angry and would have lost faith in state that he him because they lived to tell the tale. Inside had to meet to Think of the hypothetical waiting room of a help people go group of patients with suicidal intent. Their con- Kevorkian's over the edge? versation might go something like this: office.. .you Did he go "Are you here to do it?" to school for "When do you plan to do it?" would not find a twelve years at a "Have you got the quickest method lined up?" university, med- "I'm not sure about it. I'm still wavering." certificate ical school, and "What do you think?" serve an intern- Their group counselling would be so success- attesting his ship and resi- ful they would all walk out of there, arm in arm. dency to learn They would plan to meet again and form a club. membership in the best ways to Inside Kevorkian's office on the wall, you would help people not find a certificate attesting his membership in the "College of commit the final the "College of Assisted Suicide Physicians." act? There is no such college. Assisted Suicide Does he He would show you all the different pieces of advertise in the equipment he uses and would ask you to make a Physicians." Yellow Pages? choice. Do you You would not know if they had all been scien- Writer's Forum find an ad reading, " Slip over the edge with the tifically tested and approved for the intended pur- latest of four different methods in assisted-sui- pose. You would have to take his word for it. cide. all tested by the physician, with It is doubtful you would find certificates attest- SJSU has surpassed Michelle Maitre guaranteed results?" ing to special training and counselling. staff reporter No, Dr. Kevorkian doesn't advertise in the yel- You would not find a team of an internist, psy- low pages. Instead he relies on word of mouth chologist and social worker waiting to counsel original expectations lb, used by abortion mills before abortion was legal- you on making the right decision. ized. Only one lone maniac, with death on his mind, This is the last forum piece I'll write this semes- ter. Good abortion mills were known for having the would be waiting. ter. It may also be the last bit of writing I do here I've seen a lot of changes while I've been here. lowest rates of infection, peritonitis, mistakes, at San Jose State and that's a strange feeling. I've acquired two SJSU student IDs, seen two uni- and that reputation got around. As an English major in the technical and career versity presidents, fees go up, San Carlos Street writing program, I've done a lot of writing. close, San Carlos Street open, fees go up, San Campus Viewpoint After six and one half years, I'm graduating this Carlos Street close, a major earthquake, fees go month, which is another strange feeling because up, an Event Center built, fees go up and fees go I've been here a long time. Up. Consider nuclear weapons in Bosnia When I started here in fall 1988, I didn't quite In my personal life, I've watched my mother die, know what to expect. I came from an all-girls, been through three boyfriends, two jobs, three Why, in regard to the Bosnian partnership in NATO. war and serving on the Joint parochial high school that is not unfair to call elit- car accidents, five speeding tickets, moved out of situation, have we heard no dis- Not that that would have Congressional Committee on ist. In high school, SJSU was considered the red- my parent's house, moved back in, and gained a cussion, as we have in regard to made the difference in gaining Atomic Energy, argued for their headed stepchild of the higher education family. stepmother. other wars, on the use of tacti- their cooperation: but quite morality in contrast to strategic In some cases, going to a community college At this university, I've "met" Maxine Hong cal nuclear weapons. as a means possibly some compromise nuclear weapons, which he with the promise of transferring into a college Kingston, Ken Kesey, Sharon Olds, Amy Tan, of resolving the conflict? solution might have been regarded as immoral. "better" than SJSU later was viewed more Galway Kinnell, Isabel Allende, Allen Ginsberg, Is it that they would do more worked out that would be better Tactical nuclear weapons favorably that attending SJSU. Edward James Olmos and Bill Clinton. harm on the ground to our than what is actually happening. were for use, he said, only But the more I got to know this funky, urban At last check, I have innumerable SJSU binders, friends than to our enemy, or is Georgie Anne Geyer, on against troops on the battlefield campus, the more I came to like it. There's a cer- pens and pencils, nine SJSU sweatshirts, three there some other inhibition Washington Week in Review on whereas strategic nuclear tain perilous appeal involved in walking across a SJSU shirts, an SJSU window decal, a license plate operating that negates even dis- KQED last week, argued that if weapons were indiscriminate campus where one has to dodge speeding cars, holder, an SJSU ID holder/key ring, an SJSU stick cussion of the possibility of the UN troops on the ground and for primary use against panhandlers and bulldozers. pin, and a pennant. their use? If so, why should this cities and civilian populations. My classes were somehow made more mean- Our football team isn't that great, but the be? After all, the Cold War is However, he waffled on their ingful because I had to brave the elements to English department is killer. As is the journalism over. What sort of army possible use in Korea, arguing attend them. department, the engineering department, the The principal argument would allow itself to they were more precious and When I was a little girl, I knew Mass was almost women's studies department and on and on and against their use during the less expendable than men, and over when everyone got back from communion. on. This is a good school, despite what my high Cold War that their use in a be put in a position should be saved for the big one, Here at SJSU, I knew some of my classes were school alumna used to and probably still do regional or local conflict that wherein its entire or, I guess, for possible conflict almost over when the man who hadn't taken his think. the Soviet Union was involved in Europe. meds that morning shouted outside the class- I've been proud attending SJSU and I'll miss it in could escalate into nuclear force could be taken I don't know how valid his room windows, just like clockwork, every class when I'm gone. holocaust is no longer opera- hostage? arguments as to their capacity period at 5 p.m. But who knows, if I can't find a job, maybe I'll be ble. Or is it? to discriminate between friend If there's one thing I can say, SJSU has charac- back for grad school. If we still have to be con- and foe were, or how valid they cerned about the possible con- weren't hostage to the Serbs, might be today when applied to sequences resulting from the the bulk of the Serbian artillery the current class of tactical use of tactical nuclear weapons, could still be knocked out with- nuclear weapons and the situa- Opinion page policies win the maybe we didn't really out ground troops and by only tion in Bosnia. But there Is The Spartan Daily provides a University, One Washington pus, political or personal issues. Cold War after all. using conventional weapons in something amiss in the fact that daily forum to promote Square, San Jose, CA 95192. situation we air strikes. What Certainly in this sort of army this option isn't even being dis- a "marketplace of ideas." Fax articles to (408) 924-3237. III Letters to the Editor: Up to with the would allow would have to consult itself to be put in a cussed. 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SPARTAN DAILY San Jaw State Univen1 Faiday, December Sp les4 3 Sparta Guide House Posadas: The search for an inn From page 1 From page 1 'It is a very spiritual celebration. Another major campus dancing. Although it has changed with Santa SISUS WEEKLY CALEMJAR issue, the San Carlos Street con- Beth Trask, spokeswoman for struction, may appear to be at a the San Jose Downtown Claus and Christmas tree, it is great to halt. But Dan Johnson, facilities Association, said that last year's War development and operations event attracted 500 partici- keep these traditions.' supervisor on the project, said pants. Olga Encino Smith Abtholics Anonymous =mama! Resotate An orvoilter lor Loa l'oesdas that is not the case. it is not a Friday 12x12 Study Meeting, huge commercial Noun, ADM 269. Call Marlene, Spode' Holm for Maks: He said the demolition of San enterprise. It is a very cultural, Latino communities in North tion. Although it has changed (415)961-7380. Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Carlos and Seventh streets is community-based event. It has a America. They were first used with Santa Claus and Christmas SIN%1758J111. finished and contractors are lot of cultural significance. It is by the Chinese Campus Fellowship_ Can Spaniards to teach the trees, it is great to keep these Last Meeting, 21.365 fizi.9,5259U surveying to measure final land unique," Trask said. indigenous Americans the traditions," Smith said. "It is a Guadalupe Room. Call grades in preparation for fur- Posadas are celebrated meaning of Christmas. festive event in which we show- IDSSA aniaglay ther construction. throughout Latin America and "It is a very spiritual celebra- case our culture." Christmas Party & Gift Johnson is concerned about Exchange, 12:30 p.m., LDS Catholic Campus Ministry the lack of information given to Institute Building. Sunday Mass, 6 p.m., Campus students on how the pedestrian Interfaith Center and 8 p.m., St mall was financed and the pro- Muslim Students Association =Cathedral Call Fr Mark, Club is a convenient Juma-Prayer & Pizza Party 1-2 ject's advantages. Juice iarrcri ernJ.St Costanoan Room, Call The pedestrian mall is fund- health food restaurant 9E5-7715. ed by California's Construction wide variety of SJSU Cameian Ensemble IMPORTANT NOTICE for Higher Education program, offering a Fall Concert-Merging Traditions, major money designated for 8 p.m., MB Concert Hall. Call capital improvements in the fresh blended-to-order Trish, 235-2564. Sparta Guide's deadline for California State University sys- Spring '95 entries will be ONE smoothies, fresh squeezed SJSU ice Hockey tem, Johnson said. WEEK before the date of publi- SJSU vs. Fresno, 8 p.m., Ice Any other use of the money juices, and healthy snacks Centre of San Jose Cali Brent, cation. All other conditions will 924892S. remain unchanged for faculty wages or student services, for example would It's an idea whose time has Office of Univensity be a misappropriation of funds, Advancement Sparta Guide Is tree Ill and available to come, and Juice Club has Senior Enhancement Campaign students. faculty & staff associations. Johnson said. Orientation Meeting, 6-7 p.m., Th Forms available at DEIN 209. Entries The pedestrian mall will ben- come to San Jose! 110. Call Kevin, 924-1129. may be edited to allow for space efit the campus as a whole, restrictions. Johnson said. If the funds were used to construct an Art Building, for example, then only art students would be able to 6th Army to desert enjoy it. Johnson said he hopes the are our specialty With every pedestrian mall will help the At juice Club smoothies campus develop a sense of Juice Club smoothie you get a choice of two free Club San Francisco post community. It will be a pleasant Additions, such as wheat germ or calcium, to customize meeting place that opens the your smoothie to your particular diet Make the switch SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The stuck with the tab for keeping campus to students, faculty, away from high-fat, empty-calorie fast food to a refreshing 6th Army will pull out of San up 870 structures on the staff and visitors, Johnson said. Francisco next year, ending a Presidio. It also will gain a cov- and nutritious meal at Juice Club We not only satisfy health 200-year military presence and eted golf course at the wooded conscious individuals, but also provide delicious products clouding the future of the new base that boasts gorgeous Deserted tot's for everyone to enjoy. Juice Club. It's all your body wants. Presidio national park, it was views of the Golden Gate Bridge Ice announced Thursday. and San Francisco Bay. mother reclaims Mayor Frank Jordan was The service was counting on informed that the 6th Army, $13 million in rent from the Zuice Club headquartered at the 1,480-acre Army, said McKenzie. 1 1 -month baby Presidio, will leave by Sept. 30, Robert Chandler, who heads PACIFICA (AP) The mother Santa Teresa Shopping Center 1995. the Presidio Project, said the of a blue-eyed, blue-lipped baby 848-B Blossom Hill Road San Jose Jordan and Rep. Nancy Pelosi, Presidio should become a found abandoned in a stroller 225-2582 ,CLUR. D-San Francisco, told a news "global center, a great learning by the side of the road in chilly r 7a 10pm S-S 8am - conference they were caught by center, bringing together indi- weather was located by police - - surprise with the announce- viduals and organizations work- Thursday. ment that Army Secretary Togo ing on the world's pressing envi- Charlene Dineen, 30, who is West Jr. wants to close the ronmental and social issues." homeless, walked into a police Presidio, along with two of the The Department of Energy station in San Francisco and United States' four Continental has already declared the park said she was the mother of 11 - Armies at the Presidio and Fort will be "the world's foremost month-old Shane Dineen, said Meade, Maryland. training institute for sustainable Capt. Ted Merritt. e "This will leave American development." Merritt said he "hadn't a clue troop strength at 495,000, the So far, only one major tenant, yet" about how the baby ended lowest it has been since before the Tides Foundation, has up on the shoulder of Skyline the rise of Hitler," said Jordan. agreed to rent space at the Boulevard, about 10 miles Jordan, who pointed to Army Presidio. The foundation nur- south of downtown San help in the 1906 earthquake and tures environmental research, Francisco. Need Moneyl fire, expressed concern San such as recycling techniques. The mother, who had appar- Francisco would lack quick mili- Backers of the park envision ently been living in shelters and tary help in a disaster. at least 10 million people a year in the Tenderloin area, was with The College of Applied Sciences Also caught unaware was the visiting the Presidio. her 3-year-old daughter, Katie Park Service, which took over When the Army began decom- Jo, when she entered Central and Arts is offering 11 control of the Presidio on Oct. missioning the base, officials Station, he said. She was taken 40 1, said Len McKenzie, assistant estimated they could sell off to Pacifica where officers were superintendent at the Presidio. chunks of land for $500 million. questioning her, said Merritt. 40 Scholarships, each $500. "This will definitely acceler- Developers think the park Water district worker Steve ate our plans but we don't know could collapse under the sheer Hyden and another motorist the immediate impact yet," he wait of expense, according to found the blue-eyed boy shiver- * You Must * said. real estate attorney Neil ing in the 40-degree cold on The Park Service will now be Eisenberg. early Wednesday. .Have an overall G.P.A. of 3.0 or better Dec.10th & 11th SANTA CLARA COUNTY 101i, ...Have an SJSU G.P.A. of 3.0 or better $9 million FAIRGROUNDS 40 price put on ...Have a Major G.P.A. of 3.0 or better home ...Not be graduating in Spring '95 Onassis ...Be enrolled in an undergraduate major in one of the NEW YORK (AP) 15 rms, eti tia vu, asking $9M: Jacqueline following programs of Applied Sciences and Arts: park tell 10 Kennedy Onassis' Fifth Avenue apartment is reportedly on the MOUNTAIN BIKE market. 416 CIRCUIT RACE Administration of Justice Nursing Fourteen of the apartment's Limn., to Pro $1,000 to win Pro Aviation Nutrition/Food Science 23 windows open on Central INLINE SKATING Park, and the apartment has HOCKEY CIRCUIT RACE Health Science Occupational Therapy MOOT NOWA IORMAT five bedrooms and five bath- .4101/1 .1117111111A1 CALL 111101 .11 01. 1 ALL 120111 524 79211 rooms. Hospitality Management Recreation/Leisure Studies Nancy Tuckerman, a friend WORLD OFF ROAD Human Performance 'Technology who often spoke for Mrs. SINGLE SPEED Onassis, did not immediately .Journalism/Mass Communications return a call the Associated CHAMPIONSHIPS 40 1 000 to win Pro Press placed to her office Thursday morning. Reports of WORLD CUP SKA BOARI ANt appeared in Thurs- the sale PRO STREET COMPETITION Deadline: March 3,1995 day's Daily News and Post. All 0111011A 1111M1 Mrs. Onassis paid $200,000 For More Info Contact the College of in 1964, with for the apartment Applied Sciences and Arts at 924-2900 or, annual maintenance fees of ROAD CRITERIUM e Heat Race Format $14,000. The asking price Is 0.14 Time Trial and see your Student Affairs Representative. tis, reportedly $9 million. CYCLOCTIO11 errta She died of cancer there May DUALATHLON Er FLEET FEET MC. 1000 19. 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Ii 4 Friday, December 9, 1994 San Jose State Unlverd SPAItTAPII DAILY Article on recycling gives Center hosts open house event new meaning to safe sex ARCATA (AP) Condoms are Shearer, co-director of opera- not wash-and-wear items, tions for Campus Recycling Beethoven's works which published 300 to appreciate despite an article in a Humboldt Program, State University recycling copies of its newsletter. By Makonnen Gebrehiwot newsletter, health officials said. "It was meant as information- Spartan Daily stall writer The article, published in the al. We should have been more Even though composer Ludwig Van Nov. 1 issue of "The Recycler," careful. This was a slip-up," Beethoven has been dead over 160 years, tells readers how to reuse con- Shearer said. his music is still very much alive. doms by cleaning them with Condoms should be used At many places in the world, especially soap and water, drying them by once and then thrown out, said In Europe, one can find manuscripts of his roiling them out onto a broom Peggy Falk, director of the works in libraries and hear his musical handle and then dusting them North Coast AIDS Project, part compositions performed at concerts. with talcum powder. of the Humboldt County Public San Jose State University's Ira F. The article was meant to Health Department. Cleaning Brilliant Center for Beethoven Studies will inform readers of what other condoms can cause leaks and celebrate the German composer's contri- cultures do, but wasn't an breakage and won't get rid of all bution to classical music with an open endorsement of condom reuse sexually transmitted diseases house Sunday. in the United States, said Kirk and sperm. The Center is located at Wahlquist Library North, room 614, and the open house starts at 2 p.m. to honor Beetho- ven on the week of his 224th birthday. The center's curator, Patricia Elliott, said visitors will have the opportunity to look at some of Beethoven's original manuscripts, including some recent acquisitions. The open house will also include wine PHOTOS BY CHRISTINA MACIAS SPARTAN DAILY tasting from the Rhine Valley, where the Colored ABOVE: An original sketch leaf containing composer grew up, and a lecture presen- handwritten work by Beethoven dating tation. back to 1807 is displayed at the Center for Contact Tom Wendel, president of the center's Beethoven studies in Wahlquist Library board of directors, said students can North room 614. learn a great deal from Beethoven. He Lenses rose from poverty and overcame his hear- center was established by a donation ing loss in his 30s to become a revered from Ira F. Brilliant, a Phoenix business- composers. man, from his private Beethoven collec- You need an eye exam "Whatever your field is, Beethoven can tion. every year anyway. be a living example we can overcome In recognition of Brilliant's contribu- difficult circumstances to achieve our tion, the center was named after him the potential," Wendel said. same year it was founded. The center Why Not SJSU Music Professor Bill Meredith, receives funding from SJSU. Donations and a ledger book listing items purchased who also serves as the director of the cen- collected through the American Beetho- for Beethoven. Have Some ter, appreciates Beethoven's ability to ven Society have been allocated for the The center has also received a match- convey strong moral and ethical mes- center's operation cost. Elliott said. ing grant of $67,000 from the National sages through his music. "Anyone who wants to learn about Endowment for Humanities to create a Fun? this (center) is Beethoven bibliography data base. Meredith said Beethoven was able to Beethoven's life and work, This holiday season translate the idea of multiculturalism in the right place to visit. We have the The objective is to create a single data Buena Vista Optometry will his 9th Symphony, which reflected his largest collection of the composer's works base containing comprehensive materials give you a free pair-of belief that everyone can become brothers in North America," she said. written about the composer and his and sisters in the best possible world . According to Elliott, some of the rare works, Elliott said. Freshlook Colored Contact Beethoven was born in Bonn, Germany, collections include the original letter that Another grant was obtained for the Lenses when you have your in 1770, and died in 1827. His major works Beethoven wrote in 1816 to an English public school outreach project to send a eyes examined. include: nine complete symphonies, five publisher. The center acquired the letter music educator to teach elementary piano concertos, one violin concerto and through an auction. school students about Beethoven's music. 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Developing the 194-95 Big West P. etball season. backcourt is the top priority for the Spartans. B e starting nod will be redshirts Tito Addison and Alfonso De La N g the way at off guard is West Valley College transfer Brad Quine , 68 three-pointers), an all-state selection. He will be challenged by t erman Thomas Clayton, freshman Mexico t (Aggies, 23-8, 12-6) redshirt Marmet Williams, soph Bacon and senior walk-on Travis Gilley. Coa Neil McCar Ho ourt: Pan A an Center (13,071) Key osses: Jam cry (13.1 ppg, 8.5 rpg), D.J. Jackson Long Beach State (49ers, 17-10, 11-7) The gies, th ds-on favorite to win the conference title again, have Coach: Seth Greenberg had ix conse e 20-win seasons, and are looking to three-peat as con- Home court: The Pyramid (5,000) fere ce cha ns. Three starters of seven letterwinners return from last Key losses: Rod Hannibal, All-Big West guard (15.7 ppg, 76 assists) sea 's 23 uad. NMSU, which has built its program on junior college tran fers,,tf added swingman Daniel Hicks (23 ppg, 10 rpg) from Three of the six returning lettermen are starters for the 49ers. Ind e Junior College. The Aggies also welcome another proven Mix that in with two transfers, two redshirts, and three junior scoritg itachine in 6-8 forward Crafton Ferguson from Anderson Junior college players help top off a solid recruiting year. Long Beach Collelge (25 ppg, 13 rpg). Both backcourt starters, point guard Keith returns Bay Area native Mike Atkinson (San Jose, Johnson (7.3 ppg) and off-guard Rodney Walker (9.6 ppg) as well as c Bellermine Prep). Now a senior forward, he was the ter Rodney Selvie (6.9 ppg, 4.4 rpg) return for the Aggies. NMSU ' nation's leader in field-goal percentage (.695) in 1994 out to a 16-2 record but won only four of its last 10 regul while averaging 15.4 points per game. Atkinson earned All-Big West second-team honors. Veteran forward Terrance O'Kelley returns, a third-team all-confer- Utah State (Aggies ence selection, after leading the league in blocked shots (59) and averaging 11.9 ppg. Also returning Coach: Lary is guard James Cotton (11.4 ppg), the Big West Home Court; Sm 10,270) Freshman of the Year. Thectop newcomer is Key losses: None transfer Joe McNaull, a two-time All-Western Athletic Conference honoree from San Diego After getting off to a 3-6 start, the Aggies won eight of their last nine league games, State. The 6-10 centeraveraged 11.7 ppg and 8.2 to finish in a second-place tie with San Jose State and Long Beach. Heavy expecta- rebounds during the 1992-93 campaign. Redshirt tions to equal last season's mark have been placed on Coach Larry Eustachy's Akeli Jackson, a 6-8 forwfird, was the 1993 CIF Div. IV shoulders since he has five returning starters among six returning letterwinners, Player of the Year. Aftegidt playing last season, Jamie Davis three returning redshi ts in addition to five high scoring recruits. Heading the list transfers from Long Wch City College. The 6-5 forward aver- of returnees is 7-0 cent Nathan Wickizer (13.4 ppg), the team's leading scorer. aged 17.8 ppg as Ltoophomore. Joining Wicldzer in the f Ifine,isfy-7 junior Eric Franson (12.3 ppg, 247 rebounds), a second-team All-Big Wes rfo he Junior College transfers include 6-4 guard Myron Simms (27.8 p 5.6 rp: ' . .rward Maurice Spillers (18.2 ppg, 10.5 rpg), forward John Withal* (24 ppg, 6-7 swingman Silas Mills (18.5 ppg, 9.7 rpg). Guard Sam Turks (15ppg, 7.2 apg ne prep signee. Cade Osborne averaged 22.5 points as a senior in high sc UNLV (Runnin' Rebels, 15-13, 10-8) Coach: Tim Grgurich Home Court: Thomas and Mack (18,500) Pacific (Tigers, 17-14, 10-8) Key losses: Dedan Thomas (205 assists) Coach: Bob Thomason The Runnin Rebels may be running in circles after the departure of Home Court: Alex G. Spanos Center (6,150) coach Rollie Massimino. But former UNLV assistant Tim Grgurich, Key losses: Michael Jackson (17.9 ppg), Charles Terrell (12.6 ppg), hired Oct. 22, will give some direction to the program. A factor play- Glenn Griffin (12.5 ppg) ing into the Rebels' success may be the fact that the team will play only nine home games as part of an NCAA ruling for past infractions. A pair of sophomore guards, Adam Jacobsen and T.J. Walker, head a All nine games will be against conference opponents. But the Rebels list of six returning letterwinners. However, losing the Tigers' top aren't worried. The return of the Big West Player of the Year Kebu three scorers leaves UOP in trouble on offense. Jacobsen made 59 Stewart has the team optimistic. The 6-8 forward (18.9 ppg, 11.6 rpg) three-pointers last season, and will have to turn it up a notch to com- was the second leading scorer in the conference and the league's top pensate for the loss of offensive threats Michael Jackson (17.9 ppg) rebounder. The return of 6-3 guard Reggie Manuel (17.2 ppg), who and Charles Terrell (12.6 ppg). Both were first-team All-Big West per- received first-team All-Big West honors, poses a perimeter scoring formers. Forward Damien Roderick, a 6-5 junior college transfer threat. He made 65-of-168 three-point attempts. Joining Manuel in the from Mt. San Antonio College, is expected to make immediate con- backcourt is Jermaine Smith who had 63 assists in a reserve role. tributions. Rayne Mahaffey, a 6-9 freshman, is the tallest Tiger. Other returning double-digit scorers are 6-8 senior forward Patrick Coach Bob Thomason hopes that redshirting Mahaffey last sea- Savoy (11.5 ppg, 6.6 rebounds), and 6-5 swingman Clayton Johnson son will pay big dividends. San Jose State (11.7 ppg). Freshman 6-10 certer Eric Lee (10.8 ppg, 11 rpg), helped University guard Brad guide Gentry High School to two-straight Mississippi state champi- Barbara Qui/let will be onship game appearances, is also expected to bolster the Rebels' run- UC Santa an essential and-gun style of play. (Gauchos, 13-17, 9-9) element in the Spartans' Coach: Jerry Pimm perimeter Home Court: The Thunderdome (6,000) after los- attack Key losses: Chris Ford (9.9 ppg), Kyle Milling (7.7 ing four senior Nevada (Wolf Pack, 11-17 6-12) ppg) ppg), Rob Rainmaker (7.7 guards from Coach: Pat Foster last season. Home Court: Lawlor Events Center (11,200) their top four scorers, three of The Gauchos return Key losses: Walt Outlaw (10.9 ppg), Preston Johnson (10.8 ppg) their top four rebounders and their top three assist PHOTO BY FRANK CAVA - 13-17 squad. Senior forward, SPARTAN DAILY leaders from last year's Nevada returns only four lettermen but two of the returnees are second-team a team-high 11.2 ppg, returns. The Doug Muse, averaged All-Big West honorees in forward Jimmy Moore and guard Ethan O'Bryant. to return at five spot. Another bright spot for the 6-10 captain is expected Moore led the league in scoring, averaging 19.2 points. O'Bryant averaged 11.6 Mark Flick, the top returning three-point shooter Gauchos has been junior points and 8.1 assists (No. 4 in the nation). This inside-outside combination is ppg, 3.8 apg), a former walkon, has developed (49). Phillip Turner (10.7 one of the most cohesive packages in the country. That is why both were returnees. However, Coach Jerry Pimm will be Into one of the UCSB's top recruited from Dixie Junior College. O'Bryant's backcourt running mate will be a college transfers to make the big change this looking to play from his junior battle between JC transfers Brian Green, Chris lift, Damien Edwards and Joe ppg), a transfer from Antelope Valley College, season. Danny Prince (22.3 Weaver. Green (15.4 ppg, 7 rpg) was an all-state performer for McClennan with 182 three-pointers last season. Along led the nation's junior colleges College in Waco, Texas. Tift (9.9 ppg) played for Three Rivers College, which McDougal from Chaffey College. As a sophomore with Price comes Lelan made it to the junior college national championship game last season. Edwards. a game. He sat out last season to recuperate McDougal averaged 25 points an Oakland native, averaged 19.7 points and 7.8 rebounds at North Idaho

from a ruptured disc In his back. College and Weaver (18 ppg, 6 apg) comes from Lamar Community College. Center Faron Hand, 6-7, (18.1 ppg, 9 rpg), previous teammates with Moore and O'Bryant at Dixie, will be competing with 6-8 junior Daniel Watts (16.8 ppg. 10.4 UC Irvine (Anteaters, 10-20, 4-14) rpg), a transfer from Blinn Junior College in Texas. Coach: Rod Baker Home Court: Bren Events Center (5,000) Key losses: Lloyd Mumford (13.4 ppg, 171 assists) Cal State Fullerton (Titans, 8-19, 6-12) UC Irvine greeted March Madness, not as an underdog, but as a competitor. The 10th-seed- Coach: Bob Hawking ed Anteaters upset No. 7 Santa Barbara, No. 2 Utah, and No. 6 UOP before losing to New Home Court: Titan Gym (4,000) Mexico State in the Big West Conference Tournament finals. With nine returning lettermen Key losses: Greg Vernon (13.3 ppg) and the nation's most prolific three-point shooter in Chris Brown, Rod Baker has not ruled out a conference title among his team' goals. Brown, the team's leading scorer, aver- Bob Hawking begins his first season as a collegiate head coach only to inherit an 8-19 squad aged 17.4 points-per-game. He made 122 three-pointers, shooting a .405 success percent- that returns a bright 6-6 forward, Winston Peterson (15.3 ppg, 7.5 rpg), an All-Big West honor- age. Aside from guard Zuri Williams (84 assists), the Anteaters signed, who they consider able mention performer. Tie in Peterson's presence with two other returning letterman, center "the playmaker of the future," highly-recruited Raimonds Miglinieks from Riverside Fred Amos and guard Chris St. Clair. Looking to add some immediate puch to the Titans' Community College. Over the last two seasons he had 828 assists and averaged 16.5 ppg offense are guards All Nayab (Southwestern Junior College) and Chuck Overton (Salt Lake and 15 points while and 11.8 assists per game in being named to the all-state team. The highly regarded City Community College). Nayab averaged a whopping 12.1 assists recruiting class also includes 6-5 forward Michael Tate (12.4 ppg, 10.2 rpg) from Ventura Overton was a junior college All-American last season.

College. In addition to Tate, the Anteaters have landed Kevin Simmons (21 ppg, 17.1 rpg) at Brooklyn's Tilden High School.

Information compiled by Jim Seimas, Spartan Daily staff writer, using the Big West 1994-95 Men's Basketball media guide. University DAILY 6 Friday, December 9, 1994 FEATURES San Jose State SPARTAN

LEFT: Associate professor in biology Jerry Smith, right, leads several volunteers through the Guadalupe River during a recent outing to find chinook salmon.

ABOVE: Smith nets a 38-inch salmon.

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SPARTAN DAILY STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Salmon: Finding their way to San Jose

From page 1 The sample is put in an airtight plastic bag, assigned a number, Depending on what the department finds in the tests, there may His role is to survey the river and come up with a rough estimate frozen and delivered to a geneticist in Moss Landing. be some projects to improve river conditions for the salmon, and of the number of Chinook, he said. The geneticist will analyze the DNA from the fin clips, Roper said. flood control projects may have to be modified to accommodate Smith goes to the Guadalupe with a few of his students, and They will be able to tell from the genetic code whether the fish the fish, Smith said. together they catch, tag and then release the fish. The tags are match other known stocks (from other rivers or fish hatcheries). By preserving the river for the salmon, the hope is that young used later to make a salmon population estimate for a particular The ones that established the run in the Guadalupe River could visitors to the Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose can walk stretch of the stream. be strays from a hatchery or from someone's aquiculture project, to the river, see the fish and study them, said Roger Castillo, a con- In addition to surveying the river, Smith has been authorized to Smith said. servationist with a group called Silichip Salmon. collect fin samples from the salmon for the California Department The DNA evidence can potentially give us an idea of where these Although the Chinook are running, anglers should not get their of Fish and Game. fish came from." hopes up it's illegal to fish in the Guadalupe. The purpose of getting the samples is to determine the origin of The goal is to check 30 salmon the department has 25 samples the fish so the department can make a decision on how to manage so far, 21 of which have been collected by Smith and his students. the salmon population, said Margaret Roper, a fishery biologist Smith has taken his ichthyology (the study of fish) class, out to with the agency. Roper is a 1990 graduate of SJSU and a former stu- the river. The class has caught four fish, ranging in size from 18 dent of Smith's. inches to one that was 38 inches, Smith said. The students tagged Collecting the samples takes about one minute per fish, Roper them, took genetic samples and then released them. said. The salmon is caught with a large dip net, measured, and "Being able to take the class and see salmon five minutes away is checked to see lilt already has a tag (which might indicate that it's kind of a rare treat." a hatchery fish). Then its sex is determined, and a 1 -inch portion of Smith said it has not been confirmed that the salmon are suc- its upper caudal fin is clipped. cessfully reproducing in the Guadalupe, but there is "a real possi- If the salmon is alive, it is released. If it's a carcass, it's left there. bility that this is a sustainable resource in the system." MAKE YOUR OWN WINTER The secrets of spawning salmon $ WONDERLAND majority of salmon The gravel usually washes cAe2:5. mi.P spawn in the summer in back to cover the eggs. The TIRES $9.95 & UPI MAKE RESPONSIBLE CHOICES! the autumn after leaving the eggs hatch in three to four 1775 S. First St.,San Jose Phone 293-7612 I P i ocean and swimming months, and the baby Open 7 days 10am-6pm I upstream to lay their eggs. salmon lie hidden in the i [he journey may take several gravel for several weeks, HAPPY months and cover 2,000 feeding on a yolk sac miles attached to their stomachs. 7, The female lays her eggs in Some types of salmon WINTER -rl the gravelly beds of shallow, leave fresh water for the

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JEANETTE L. HANNA SPARTAN DAILY A man reads his paper and ignores art student Steven Haigh's noise is coming from. The device records all sounds when the device attached to the back of the bench. Juniors Richard wire is tripped, Haigh said. The recorder plays back what it Nan-,b, center. and Bern Danabar try to figure out where the picks up and records again creating multi-layers of sounds. SpartAerobies Step Aerobics Carclio Funk Pride: SJSU grads asked to leave their mark Water Fitness From page 1 on campus. Additionally, many trimmed-out nook of juniper who have applied for gradua- meeting in Tower Hall, room students transfer from junior bushes in front of the Faculty tion in 1995 will receive either a pocly Toning 110, Dec. 14, 6 to 7 p.m. The colleges and don't get a full, Offices building. phone call from a student, or a committee has eight volunteers. four-year experience. Some ideas Grossman has for letter asking for a donation. Registration Ends Jan. 6. Angela Ortega, office assistant, Grossman said another prob- a class gift are new reference Grossman said he hopes for said volunteers will need to lem is the diverse age range books for the library, more at least a 20 percent participa- No Classes Jan. 16. spend 10 hours a month on the of students, which leads to computers, or student scholar- tion rate, with donations of 8100 committee. less group involvement. But ships. The committee may and less. The average amount Jack Douglas, head of Special he believes the senior gift decide upon a traditional is expected to be $35. Gros- Stop by Student Activities for registration form by Jan 6. Collections and university idea can work. gift, such as new benches, reno- sman said this is the standard Classes held in the Event Center. Free key chain when you archivist, said the gift is a won- "I think there's a lot more vating Spartan Memorial, or amount donated at other cam- sign-up. Call A.S. Campus Recreation for more info derful idea, but wonders where pride out there than seniors landscaping. puses. the money will come from. have been given credit for," Or, Grossman said, the stu- ddrcampusecreation Douglas said the campus lost Grossman said. dents can decide on academi- student activInes SJSU 924-5950 its class identity when student It is possible to spot a few cally-related gifts, like mone- enrollment jumped from 5,000 gifts from past classes at SJSU. tary donations to the campus people to a post-war population A large tree near Dwight Bentel department of the students' In a religion that was born in a barn, of 15,000 people in the late '60s. Hall is from the class of 1886. A choice, if the committee can- SJSU became a commuter white marble bench from the not decide on one gift. school. with few students living class of 1959 sits in a carefully In early- to mid-April, those an open door goes without saying. Our church invites you to join us this Sunday in the Olympic champ Come Raise A Glass worshiLl and ft .lowship of Jesus Christ. The door is always open. will skate After Class Nutcracker role Choose from 17 beers on tap Guinness LOS ANGELES (AP) She's Bass already living a fairy tale, so it's Harp hardly casting against type to Carlsberg put 17-year-old figure skater McNallys Oksana Baiul in the lead for the Pilsner "Nutcracker On Ice." Urquell Orphaned by her mother's Samuel Adams death in 1991, Baiul rose to star- Sierra Nevada dom in the 1994 Winter John Courage Olympics, when she won the Wyder's Cider gold medal. She has since Anchor Steam moved from her native Ukraine LIVE BANDS to train in Simsbury, Conn. McEwans Now she's playing Clara 4 Tonight Albino Rhino opposite skater Viktor Pet- SPANKING MACHINE Murphy's Irish Stout renko, who will play the New Castle Brown Ale Nutcracker for Sunday's show 4 Saturday at the Great Western Forum in D.J. FROM KSCU Red Hook ESB Inglewood. Also appearing is COLLEGE NIGHT Widmer Hefeweizen American skater Brian Boltano. Drink Specials with First United Methodist Church of San Jose. 294-7254 Like her character, Baiul, 17, student 1.D. 24 N. Fifth Street. Corner of Fifth & Santa Clara Streets, hails from a faraway place and Bands start at 9:30pm Sunday Worship: harbors fantastic dreams. "Professional life is more citoSs4 9:00 am Praise Service artistic. You can create and you 11(3 iiiiirif P.,/ & heagrod featuring the New Vision Ensemble (featured artists at '94 blues festival) get to try out your style," she 31 E. Santa Clara Street, Downtown San Jose 10:30 am Worship Service said. 293-1118 Between let and 2nd Street featuring the Chancel Choir anti Bell Choir