WEDNESDAY SJSU Spartans favored to N LY capture third consecutive Big West crown. Vol 99, No 28 Published for San Jose State University since 1934 October 7, 1992 Pax(' .1
Socialist Workers Party candidate claims socialist future inevitable
BY BRIAN WACH TER reel Li. ( the Workweek to 30 hours, ing men and women in this society to Spartan Daily Ralf Writer redistributing the extra hours to the challenge the hardships imposed "There is no alternative to a social- unemployed. upon them:' Warren said. ist future for humanity," said Socialist Warren said he has never held pub- Warren said there has been a con- Workers Party presidential candidate lic office and "probably never will:' fusion between Soviet-style Commu- James Warren during his Tuesday The Socialist Workers "reject the pres- nism and socialism, resulting in speech at SJSU. idency as not being decisive because Americans being deluded as to the Warren presented a platform of free both Clinton and Bush represent the nature of socialism. national health care, jobs though mas- same thine Warren said. Both "Those who reject socialism haven't sive public works and his "Share the Democratic presidential candidate Bill figured out what capitalism has in TARA MURPHY SPARTAN DAILY Work" program to about 15 people in Clinton and President Bush "represent store for them:' he said. the Costanoan Room of the Student the ruling rich," he said. James Warren, the presidential candidate of the Socialist Workers Party, Union. "Share the Work" would "We are running to inspire think- See WARREN, Page 3 speaks at the Student Union Tuesday. About one dozen students attended. Students blast mental-health services cuts BY MARIA C. ROSE is now only open at night, said Spartan Daily Start Writer Gail Oshmer, a shelter volunteer. More than 45 SJSU Student The homeless now sit outside Homeless Alliance supporters the inn and do nothing, Oshmer protested proposed cuts in men- said. Many become sick from tal-health services Tuesday at a being in the sun because of the meeting of the Santa Clara Coun- medicine they are taking, she ty Board of Supervisors. said. "Homeless peoples' lives are on SHA is also lobbying against the line said Scott Wagers, possible funding cuts to the founder of SHA. National Guard Armory, a 600- SHA, an advocacy group for bed, winter shelter program. the needs of the homeless in San Wagers said. Jose, is composed of students, A vote on the proposed cuts to homeless people and community mental health services was members. delayed until the Oct. 23 Board of Last spring, 14 SHA members Supervisors meeting for further were arrested for setting up a tent impact studies at the request of city in front of San Jose City Hall the Mental Health Advisory to protest the closure of local shel- Board. ters, Wagers said. "Students are not guaranteed SHA wants to prevent the to have a job when they graduate Julian Street Inn, which. shelters SHA member Mike Roberts said. homeless and mentally ill home- "They have a stake in homeless- less, from sustaining a $103,000 ness, toe MAR( SAN( HEZ - SPARTAN DAILY proposed cut in county funds. Middle-income families and Gail Oshmer, left, a Julian Street Inn volunteer, discusses the shelter's living conditions with residents Rose Quaresma, middle, and Margie The 69-bed shelter, which in See PROTEST, Page 3 Spencer. Some shelter residents and members of SJSU's Student Homeless Alliance protest cutbacks in mental-health programs Tuesday. the past was open during the day,
V.P. Quayle College of Science strives to stay open
visits S.F., BY JIM BATCHO "I don't think that can happen:' catalog. But the thought of extra cpartan Daily Stall Writer he said. "But right now no solu- cuts looming over its head is mak- is met by For the College of Science, the tion has been decided on." ing it difficult to plan which teach- budget crisis could mean more The College of Science will ers need to be laid off and what This is the last in a series of stories than just cutting classes and staff. have an emergency meeting today classes it can offer, according to about how SISU's colleges are disruptive It could go as far as closing doors. to come up with a solution for the Ricker. dealing with the budget crisis. The physics department is los- budget cuts. "I wish I knew" what to expect ing its secretary to retirement and The loss of the lab technicians this spring, Tucker said. "We all protesters will soon lose its full-time clerical would cause a reduction in lab fear there will be an additional Strandburg said the cuts are assistant. One full-time and one classes that students need for gen- round of cuts to the CSU system causing a lot of frustration for the BY KARA GARCIA part-time laboratory technician eral education or graduation, that will hit around midyear." physics department. Spartan Daily Stall Writer TARS MI IPPM - SPARTAN rInli will also be leaving. Ricker said. This, Tucker said, is making "It's not the pleasure of build- SAN FRANCISCO Unless a current hiring freeze is "We're looking at the possibili- both short-and long-term plan- ing a good program that it used to Vice President Dan Quayle lifted, this would Dan Quayle lead to a closing ty of not offering big blocks of lab ning difficult. be," he said. "Now it's the despera- was booed off the streets of of the physics department office classes because we don't have the "From the perspective of the tion of saving your program:' Chinatown in San Francisco schensohn. for the spring semester, according technicians:' he said. dean's office, (the problem) is a Tucker said the uncertainty is Monday evening as hundreds The vice president was to Allen Tucker, associate dean of The budget cuts are creating lack of hard information on hurting the students who need of angry demonstrators then taken to San Francisco the College of Science. planning nightmares for the which to plan r he said. certain classes to graduate. protested his visit. for the second of Herschen - Donald Strandburg, chairman entire College. of Science. "We're in a survival mode "The question being asked is, The vice president made a sohn's fundraisers which was of the physics department, said he "The uncertainty is the big rather than deciding what 'If we cannot serve all the students four-hour campaign stop in given by the "Northern Cali- doubts the office will close, but thine St randbu rg said. strengths should be added to our we're used to accommodating. the Bay Area to attend two fornia Republican Ethnic agreed it would have to if no The College of Science is in the programs over the next five fund-raising dinners on Coalition." replacements were made. proi of writing up its spring years." See SCIENCE CUTS, Page 3 behalf of U.S. Senate candi- Quayle made several date Bruce Ilerschensohn. unannounced stops in San Quayle arrived at the Mof- Francisco, including stops at fett Field Naval Air Station at St. Mary's Chinese Catholic Students plan 'largest race-unity forum' at Stanford 3:30 p.m. aboard Air Force School and a small Chinese 1Nvo where he was greeted by restaurant. tY SEAN COOPER be held at Stanford. According to these are the things we need to be Michael I. Jackson will discuss the local dignitaries and spoke As Quayle walked protest- start Daily Aim Winer Baha'i member and SISU indus- working toward." promotion of multiculturalism in briefly to the press. ers chanted, "four more The Stanford Baha'i Associa- trial technology senior Farshid '1 he forum will bring together the university. His motorcade made its months," referring to his time tion is sponsoring a race-unity Safi, 20,0(10 invitations have been a variety of perspectives on issues Robert C. Henderson of the way to the Los Altos Hills left in office if Bush is not re- forum on Thursday at Stanford distributed, and organizers are of multiculturalism and racial U.S. Baha'i community will be home of Gil Amelio, chief elected. Supporters were few University to discuss the planning for a massive turnout. cohesion. Congressman Tom speaking on successful models of executive of National Semi- in the five-block area. prospects and strategies of inter- "This is something everyone Lantos, D-San Mateo, who is co- race unity. conductor, where he met 45 As he crossed Grant racial and intercultural harmony. everywhere should be participat- chairman of the Congressional The forum begins at 715 and guests for a private $1,000-a- The forum, to be held on Stan- ing inr Safai said of the forum Caucus on Human Rights, will will be immediately followed by a plate fundraiser for Her- See QUAYLE, Page 3 ford's open-air main quad, is "Peace and unity between address the role of government in reception. Admission is free. For being slated by organizers as the mankind, unity and equality fighting racism. more information or directions largest race-unity forum ever to between man and woman Stanford Dean of Students call (415) 321-1992.
4 2 Wednesday, odober 7, 1992 MI San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Forum & Opinion EDITORIAL Ivory towers don't belong in California's universities the Board of Regents as being "busi- The gap between ness executives and professionals who are conversant with private sector haves and have nots compensation standards?' This kind of attitude, Post said, grows in UC system allows for the escalating of salary compensations beyond the norm, all Education has long been hailed done behind closed doors. as the bastion of equality. But The excuse that the money used the ivy- covered walls seem to does not come from the State General be the hiding place for Funds is exactly the kind of mentality increasing disparity. that promotes the ivory tower think- Instead of being the way out of the ing. class system, it appears that there is a We're glad the Board of Regents has separation occurring and those in the decided be more open in dealing with towers are drifting further and further salaries and perks. But we hope that it away from those down below. goes further than offering token steps The University of California system to avert public criticism. is a prime example of where those in The Board of Regents is a public the tower have set themselves up as body, and it needs to be held up to the monarchs of the system. public accountability. In a report to the president of the After all, the ivory tower is a sym- UC system, A. Alan Post, a non-parti- bol of higher education, not a castle san analyst, decried the make up of with a moat around it. LRLD LIMPERT SPARTAN IDAILM Letters to the editor minds and inability to understand people Stereotypes exist in bigoted Semites vs Arabs different from yourself was offensive. nerves tingled Why am I chasing these haste and without thinking As a Middle East Studies minor, Sandy Cuban Myhot, vibrating idiots? I thought. I just wanted was accurate. What bothered and as an individual concerned with Graduate, Social Work Student between to see what a bigot looked like, me was the tangential conclu- promoting open dialogues between emotions of rage I guess. But I knew. They were sion they sped away with: that I Muslims and Jews, as well as between Missing the point and amusement. I had hoped just a couple of regular kids should be ashamed. Arabs and Israelis, I feel compelled to my reaction would be quick filled with hormones and I am not. 11!11111 correct a staement in Amos Fabian's and biting, but I simply froze slaves to social convention. Mostly, I just think it's none Brooke Shelby Biggs Writer's Forum of last week. Mr. Fabi- Congratulations on completely in my tracks until the Chevy A peculiar sensation swept of anyone's business, and peo- an, in an effort to explain anti-semi- missing the point. Your lengthy treas- one-ton truck had passed over me, and I felt the muscles ple like those boys seem to tism, made the false correlation about tise on the Jewish Student Union has through the intersection. in my face lose their elasticity. think it is. I don't know, nor do Muslims and Semites. Arabs are not no grounds for complaint on Home- The teen-age boys' laughter My smile fell away. I feel compelled to find out, So... What's Your Semites. Not all Muslims are Arabs coming scheduling. It was truly illu- lingered after they squealed To be honest, this is not the about their personal lives. I and not all Arabs are Muslims. Islam minating. We can all see now how around the corner. first time someone pointed out hope they're happy, although I Point? is a religion and a way of life; being none of this problem is your fault and I had honestly thought the my sexual orientation in public doubt they really are. They Arab is an ethnic identification. There that furthermore, since the JSU hasn't guys were calling to a friend and in a pejoritive sense. It's obviously take their cues from with patriotism, apple pie and are Muslims in Africa, Malaysia, participated in Homecoming in the named Mike, and my nosey happened more times than I moral midgets who, along with Mom. Ill were 16 years old India, and yes, in the United States past, there really isn't any problem. curiousity compeled me to can count. Although I always prescribing sexual orientation, and male, I'm positive I and Canada. You also did a superlative job of blam- look for this Mike person. found it curious that by the also prescribe abstinence, by wouldn't gather up my buddies To clarify, not all Israelis are Jews ing the victim(s) for the problem (that Maybe I knew him. I know a way I walk or the car I drive or which I'm relatively sure and say, "I think it's cool if two and not all Jews are Israeli. These are doesn't mist.) lot of Mikes, although the fact I the way my hair is cut peo- and hopeful, for their sake guys fall in love?' I'd receive an important distinctions and are neces- What you have absolutely failed to know no one at all period ple assume they know what my these boys do not feel forced to indelible branding. Not fun in sary for understanding the difference understand is this: Our society is in Palo Alto never crossed personal life is about. abide. high school. between religion and region. christocentric our "mainstream" into the logic quadrant of my After all, I had ambled in Nothing of the episode in So when I felt my eyes mist Rachalla Gold traditions, holidays and customs are brain. the same goofy way and had the bank parking lot really sur- up on my commute home, I Senior, Humanities Christian centered. By definition then, When I spun around to cut my hair short almost all my prised me. I watched the wasn't feeling sorry for myself. our society is discriminatory to all meet the glance of the kid in life. I've driven my truck for Republican National Conven- Nor was I feeling sorry for Offensive viewpoint who are not Christian. the baseball cap in the passen- years, much longer than I've tion. There was Arnold those two kids I was bruised Your decision to put a Homecom- ger seat of the truck, my been out with anyone. I have Schwarzenneger, every adoles- just enough to be unable to ing event on Yom Kippur transmuted retroactive hearing kicked in. even owned a large dog for cent boy's hero, schmoozing offer sympathy. I am going to take time out from this general anti-nonchristian dis- They were calling to me. There nine years, if we want to cover with Pat Robertson and Pat I realized that rabid idealism my graduate studies to attempt to help crimination into a very pointed anti- was no Mike at all. all of the stereotypes. Buchanan. Who can blame is not harmless. No matter how Tim Danziger, A.S. Homecoming Jewish act. I split in two. The cap kid None of those things kids for taking the Pats into the much we acknowledge that it's Vice-Chair (Writer, Jewish Student One more thing Mr. Danziger, had yelled, "Hey, dyke!" not "made" me gay. They are parts hallowed realm of idolhood as all a hot-air power-trip for Union Miss Mark, 10-6-92). Let me before you dismiss my letter as futher "Hi, Mike!" The distinction of my personality, parts com- well? politicians, some of the spiteful put this into a simple example for you proof that Jews enjoy the "attention" made me chuckle as I contin- pletely separate from the rest of When an idol, or any sym- rhetoric gets snagged in the Tim. If Christmas was on the first day they receive as a result of their contin- ued back to my truck from the bol of authority preaches that national psyche. of Homecoming Week, how would ued victimization; I am not a Jew and ATM machine. But I fit the suspect's hatred is OK, that ridiculing or And the victims don't you feel? You would miss at least one have no affiliation with the JSU. I am a As I situated myself in the description. And these kids outright bashing of non - always get off as easily as I did. day of the festivities. Right? You might former campus activities programmer driver's seat, I laughed out were just checking to see if majority groups is moral even feel resentful that you and many with three years of chairing a commit- loud. Speeding out of the park- their estimation was correct. enough to occupy prime-time, other Christian students at SISU tee that never scheduled an event on a ing lot, I turned in the direc- When I had reacted to their can we really expect them to could not attend festivities that were religious holiday. tion I thought the Chevy had shouting. I confirmed it. question what they hear? Brooke Biggs is a Daily Staff meant for all. Got it Tim? Nancl Clyar-RIvanburg gone. A red light precluded my That didn't bother me. That The Houston convention rOlDMIOSE 11cr cloumns appear every You display of your insensitivity junior. Molecular Biolov pursuit. conclusion even lept to in essentially equated bigotry Wednesday. S1ARTAN DAILY A funny thing happened on the way to school SMITA PATEL executive editor (1) eople love their cars. rush hour standstills, they passengers. Only for a ADELE GALLUCCI city editor won't even consider public moment, however. After all, it's SCOTT SADY photo editor transportation. I guess they just a normal occurrence on the bus. MARCIO J. SANCHEZ chief phoicigraplvr like their cars more than their I've never really understood ability to breathe. Another incident, which JOHN VIEIRA forum editor the fiendishly possessive atti- Now I know how people feel was quite serious, as well as BRIAN HARR arts ep entertainment editor tude some people get. There about public transit. But really, illegal, took place while I was features editor JOHN PEREZ are certain people who taking the bus isn't bad. You sitting on the long row of seats Jiiii Bat cl JIM SILVA sports editor absolutely lose it if there's the can read the paper or a book. in the back of the bus. A tran- LES MAHLER Miff copy Maim slightest problem with their Or you can brush up on your sient came up and sat to my kroosA SAVAR NEM D national e-Preign editor cars. state capitols you're going to be left. He noticed a friend of him If these folks see the smallest tested on in today's claxs. sitting on my right. They Writer's Forum GREG CAMPBELL advertising director dent in their automobile, that's One thing many people fear began to engage themselves in when you really see it - that about taking the bus is the a rather interesting conversa- look, but then they turned RAMIL G. RAMIREZ retail advertising manager look of pure hate. It's a certain bizarre and sometimes fright- tion, while I sat in between back. After all, it's just a nor- AARON CALILAN advertising art director glint of insanity in the owner's ening people you see on board. only half-reading my hook. mal occurrence on the bus. NEELAM PATEL national advertising manager gaze. He wants carnage, blood, But if you look at these people The gentleman on my right By all means, don't think LIONEL R. CARREON advertising production manager pain for whoever was responsi- with a sense of humor instead asked the one on my left what that this is a daily thing on the CHRISTINA MION advertising marketing manager ble for this nickel-sized mark of judgment or anxiety, they he was doing that day. The transit system. It's just that JIM BUTLER advertising marketing manager of evil that was inflicted on his can sometimes be quite amus- transient answered that he was every once in a while an odd RYAN CASE advertising downtown manager poor, helpless vehicle. People ing. going to do some panhandling incident will take place. Overall SUSAN GAMBERG advertising co-op manager freak. For example, there's a men- at the K-Mart. He then asked it beats driving by far. Don't get me wrong. I have tally challenged gentleman on the first guy if he had any drugs So next time you're stuck in nothing against these people. I, my route who has an odd to sell. He said he did and traffic, wondering why you REPORTERS: DM PATcHO, STEVEN CHAE, SEAN COOPER, 12 14 HARD ESPIN0ZA, Amos FABIAN, myself, love a long drive in the habit. He will be sitting there before I knew it they were pass- paid $81 for a parking KARA GARCIA. DON MC GEE, ERIK HOVE, RACHEL LUTHER. Vic TI'S MARKIIVII IC JR , VIA INF AU I TZLER, permit LANE MONTES. DEBRA MY ERA KERRY PETERS, MARIA C ROSE. NICOLE SIR!, MATT sMITII, ION SOLOMON, country. But if you saw my quietly one minute, glancing in ing money and marijuana over when no space is available, BRIAN WACHTER scarred, dinged, sap-covered wide-eyed nervousness around my lap. consider taking the bus next CoLUMN I STU YEN HENSON, BROOKE SHELBY BIGGS, ANGELA HILL, DoROTHY KLAVINS, JASON Hyundai with the broken win- the bus. Then, when the I couldn't believe it. Here I semester. It's safer, healthier ROTHMAN. NIcHol ASH SMITH dow, you would understand moment strikes him, he will was trying to read Hunter S. and better ILLU RRRRRRR S:F FoWl ER, FRED LIMPERT. for the earth. C.., PHOTOGRAPHERS: PA 171 EAGAN, JENNIFER FEIIRTADO, MARVIN FONG, KAREN HANNER, how deep my devotion runs. suddenly and vigorously pump Thompson's "Fear and Besides, think of all the adven- oAVE MARSHALL, !MEE MCFADDEN, TARA MURPHY, RICK WACHA Anyway, people are passion- his fist in the air and shout Loathing in Las Vegas" and tures waiting to be had. CNR. ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES:BILL BEEMAN. JEFFREY BREHM cHRISTOPHER fETER, ate about the things. That's why something indecipherable. He's these two bums are making a ADAM Rinivisrs.m, AARON THATCHER, DOUG WALKER, KEL I EY WELSH people completely harmless, but he drug deal with me in CR, ADVERTISING PRODUCTION ARTISTS: WILLIAM CHEN, AVEL IN0 pom no matter how much the mid- RICK RoDERER, BOX 3 TONEBURNER bitch about being jammed in captures the attention of the dle. Some people turned to Jun Batcho is a Daily staff writer.
SPARTAN DAILY San Jose Stale University Wednysday, October 7,1992 3
"The real problems are at the only does it make it difficult to Strandburg said he also is hav- Science cuts level of the facilities and the learn, but there can be health haz- ing to cut part-time help and stu- SpartaGuide From page I departments which are trying to ards, he said. dent assistants. provide the courses that are "The lab only holds so many He said he had to cut part-time how shall we ration the resources required: he said. people he explained. "You can't staff down from three people to The San Jose State calendar that we have?" he said. St randburg said overcrowding have more people in a lab and be one and he now has five graduate One way to do this at the CSU in lab classes is a big concern. Not able to supervise it." student assistants instead of 10. system level is to restrict early call 924-3738. junior-college transfer students Today STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE: and incoming freshmen who AL-ANON FOR FAMILIES AND Health fair, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m., Student don't do well in high school, FRIENDS OF ALCOHOLICS: Union main level; Weight loss sup- 'Ricker said. Students should Meeting, noon - 1250 p.m., Admin. port group, 3 - 4 p.m., HB 208, call complete the junior-college sys- 269, call (510) 483-2084. 924-6119. tem before coming to the CSU ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: STUDENTS UNITED FOR level, he added. Meeting, 12:15 p.m., Campus Min- ACCESSIBLE EDUCATION "Right now, we cannot teach all istry (SUAE): Officer's meeting-film- the students we want to teach!' center, call (415) 595-2103. Is th, 'Takeover,' 7 p.m., 55 S. 6th St. 'Backer said. park.riii; I t A.S. HOMECOMING COMMIT- #214, call 929-7042. Tucker said the more specific SlIkictil I 'oh rl I TEE: Food Bazaar, 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., 1klial's a Student I 1101;' problems lie with the department dirt lot, corner of 7th and San Carlos Thursdays Streets, call 924-6243. heads. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SOROR- A.S. HOMECOMING COMMIT- ITY, INC: Bake sale, noon - 2 p.m., TEE: Movie night, 9 p.m., Morris art quad, call 286-7953. Quayle Dailey Auditorium, call 924-6243. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SOROR- From page I A.S. LEISURE SERVICES: Spar- ITY, ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRA- tAerobics, 4:30 - 5:30 p.m, Event TERNITY: Social, 8- 10 p.m., Music Avenue, a few blocks away from Center Aerobics room, call 924- Listening Room, call 286-7953. the Miriwa Chinese Restaurant, 5960. AS. HOMECOMING COMMIT- the site for the fundraiser, the A.S. PROGRAM BOARD: Con- TEE: International Food Bazaar, 9 crowds and protests grew larger cert -"Monks of Doom," noon, SU a.m. - 3:30 p.m., dirt lot at 7th and and more violent. Amphitheatre, 924-6243. San Carlos Streets; Yellfest, 1 p.m., Quayle answered very few A.S. PROGRAM BOARD: SU Amphitheatre; Canned Food questions from the press. He did Wednesday nite cinema, "The Wall," drive, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Art Quad, call not answer questions from the 9 p.m., SU Ballroom, call 924-6261. 924-6243. crowd, some of whom were B LACK GRADUATION COM- A.S. PROGRAM BOARD: Jennifer yelling obscenities as he passed by MITTEE: General meeting, 5 p.m., Rambles On, a local alternative them. I WLC, second floor near EOP office, band, SU Amphitheatre, noon, call The vice president remained la \ e you discovered the Great Western Bank ATM in the parking lot by the Student call 279-3381. 924-6261; Movie, "Thunderheart/ calm as the protesters moved clos- Union? You can get cash 24 hours a day 7 days a week. It will accept any ATM card that Incident at Oglala," Morris Dailey er. The Secret Service, however, bears a ('IRRUS: SYSTEM' or CAREER PLANNING AND SIAR PLUS' symbol There's no charge when you use a Auditorium, 6 p.m., 9 p.m., call 924- was more cautious and began to PLACEMENT: National Semicon- ircat Western Bank ATM card at our ATMs To get our card simpl \ pen a checking 6261. one point, ductor employer presentation, surround Quayle. At accotti w ith us. Great Western. alwa \ be there M 1230- 2 p.m, SU Guadalupe Room; CAREER PLANNING AND Quayle was not visible. Making a job fair work for you, 1:30 PLACEMENT: Advanced Micro As the crowd started clamoring p.m., SU Almaden Room; On-cam- Devices employer presentation, toward Quayle and a fight erupt- GREAT WESTERN BANK pus interview preparation, 12:30 12:30 - 2 p.m., SU Guadalupe Room; ed, the Secret Service and police p.m., SU Costanoan Room, call 924- Minority career expo, career suc- surrounded him and rushed him 6033. cess-the minority perspective, 12:30 to an armored limousine. Inside, p.m., SU Umunhum Room, call 924- he appeared calm. CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMU- 6033. NITY: Exploring the Catholic Faith, The protesters began beating 7 - 8:30 p.m., Campus Ministry Cen- CONCERT CHOIR: Recitals hour and pounding on the cars as the ter, call 298-0204. concert, 12:30 p.m., Concert Hall, motorcade passed. The police call 924-4332. formed a shoulder-to-shoulder CHILD DEVELOPMENT CLUB: HISPANIC BUSINESS ASSOCIA- barricade between the crowd and Meeting, 2:30 p.m., SH 412, call (510) the motorcade. 791-0850. TION: Meeting, 5:30 p.m., A.S. chambers, call 365-2879. Quayle and Fierschensohn DECEMBER GRADS IN CHILD arrived at the Pacific Avenue Forget Those Tired Old Burgers THE INSTITUTION FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Meeting, 2:30 restaurant where they were greet- p.m., SH 412, call 749-9036. RESPONSIBILITY: "Workshops in the 90's: ethnics, ethics and sexists," ed enthusiastically by a less-than- FANTASY/STRATEGY CLUB: lecture by San Carlos mayor Sally capacity audience of 400. Call of Cthulho, 6 p.m., SU Almaden Mitchell, 10.30- 11:40 a.m., SU Loma At 7:00 p.m., Herschensohn Room, call 293-0783. Prieta Room., call 924-3743. spoke briefly to the predominant- ly Asian group, members of GALA-GAY, LESBIAN AND LIBERAL STUDIES SOCIETY: which stood and chanted "Her- B ISEXUAL ALLIANCE: Speaker, Guest speakers on credentialing national coming out day, 4:30 - 6:30 program, 3 - 5 p.m.,SU Costanoan sch, Hersch, Hersch." p.m., SU Guadalupe Room, call 236- Room, call 255-8926. Quayle's 15-minute speech 2002. focused on and praised the small MEChA: Meeting, 5 p.m., Chicano businessman and entrepreneurs RE-ENTRY ADVISORY PRO- Resource Center, call 929-0559. GRAM: Brown bag lunch, noon - of the country. He referred to 1:30 p.m, SU Pacheco Room, call PHYSICS CLUB: Meeting, 11:30 those who were protesting his 924-5930 a.m., Science 239, call 924-5239. visit as "the outsiders:' S.A.F.E.R.: Meeting and slide SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: Quayle received a standing show, 4 p.m., Washington Square Student galleries art exhibitions 10 ovation, after which the audience Hall 115. call 924-5468. a.m. - 4 p.m., art building, 924-4330 sang "God Bless America:' At 7:35 p.m., Quayle was led to AND DESIGN: STUDENT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF ART awaiting limousine where he was Student galleries art exhibitions 10 TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION: again booed and heckled by the a in - 4 p.m , art building, 924-4330. Bake sale, noon - 4 p.m., Sweeney Hall lobby; Meeting noon - 1 p.m., crowd. SJS COLLEGE REPUBLICANS: Sweeney Hall 331, call 924-3738. He will make two noire stops, Meeting, 2:30 p.m., SU Pacheco in I.os Angeles and Fresno, while WAKE. VP YOUR -IASTE BUDS Will EXOTIC CUISINES. Room, call 247-0642. STUDENT HOMELESS ALLIANCE: Teach ins, meeting, in California. STUDENT CALIFORNIA DMH 22611, 6:30 p.m., call 335-7039. We are serving fodsfioni around the world tight on campus. TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION: Meeting, noon - 3:50 p.m., SH lobby, Something special of housing happening around 32ND ANNUAL Protest: 45 decry lack campus? From page I I NTERN A 1.1 ()NA F0011) BAZAAR the poor!' said Roy Stevens, a 58 - Let everybody the poor take the brunt of any year-old homeless auto mechanic WHERE: Corner of 7th & San Carlos with SH A. know about it by cuts, Wagers said. The lack of who volunteers 8th affordable housing and the "There's a very addictive drug on calling the Daily. WHEN: "today, October 7th & Tomorrow, October decline in better-paying manufac- these streets - it's homelessness. TIME: 9 am - 3:30 pm turing jobs were two factors con- You just can't get out." (408)924-3280. tributing to the rise of homeless- "We don't have the legal 1.,r. Mort. Into ( all '124-6240 \s,,,, Ink r, oltordll "Mflillttx. in L.,111 till, n4,11 siih 111,turomling ness in the county, he said. authority to spend any more im,,IStodrios Both the state and county con- money than we have, unlike Con- tribute to the $92 million mental - gress: said chairwoman Zoe Lof- health services budget. gren, who has worked to develop Mental -health services already mental -health services in the "What A Great Experience!" suffered a $7 million cut in county county. "We're doing the best we funding and will be facing further can." cuts, according to Bob Martinez, I.ofgren, whose district Learning the Language. Meeting People. director of mental health services includes the downtown area, said Coming face to face with history, art and for the county. she was just as frustrated with the architecture, culture, food and fun. The county had previously budget constraints as homeless UNIVERSITY STUDIES contributed $19 million to the $92 alliance members were. million mental- health services State law requires the county to ABROAD CONSORTIUM... budget, Martinez said. provide temporary shelter for Small classes. Personal attention. Fully Protesters said the cuts were stray animals but not homeless accredited - courses transfer to your school. people. Lofgren said. "It is a aimed at the poor. We provide great classes in intensive "I believe there's a war against bizarre set of priorities." language, history, anthropology, art, business, economics, political science... at SJSU Organized field trips and more. Warren: Socialist stumps You provide the enthusiasm.. From page I other candidate has." Jana Frost, a junior majoring in University Studies (Inc audience member who English, said Warren should Abroad Consortium wouldn't give his name said War- somehow seek a broader audi- Library - 322 ren's speech was "the biggest non- ence. University of Nevada sense I have ever heard. He is ped- "I think he has a pretty realistic Reno, Nevada 89557-0093 dling something that has been approach to our problems, except rejected by millions!' that he concentrates on a small (702) 784-6569 Zach Calden, a sophomore group of people - people who majoring in advertising, said are already aware of socialism!' CHILE FRANCE ITALY SPAIN AUSTRALIA Warren "has a vision that no she said. popipmns
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The SJSU men's golf team Spartan Steve Woods led took third place in the 21 -team SJSU by tying for 38th. SJSU's Viva Las Vegas! Wolf Pack Classic at Lake Pomp Braswell finished tied for Tahoe on Tuesday. 47th. The Spartans finished 37 The Spartans travel to strokes behind the tourna- Stockton for a tournament on ment's champion, the UCLA Oct. 12. The SJSUfootball team isfavored to win its third-straight Bruins. Big West championship and a trip to the Las Vegas Bowl
BY Jim BA I CHO West for the first time. The Wolf WrIter COMEDY Pack finished as Big Sky champi- Being the favorite to win the ons with a 12-1 record. TRAFFIC SCI1001. The Contenders: $ 9 9 Big West Conference football title Nevada is one of only two is of little concern to the Spar- teams the coaching staff has seen with this ad tans, according to SJSU Head in action this season. The other is NEVADA The new kids on the block Coach Ron 'Darner said. Fullerton. may give the Spartans their toughest challenge classes taught by comedians "I don't think it will hurt us; I The Wolf Pack is already 2-0 in this season. Nevada was one of the country's no test or written work don't think it will help us:' he the Big West, following wins over top Division I-AA teams last season. The Wolf videos/movies said. "I really don't think it will Pacific and Fullerton. Pack went 12-1 last year and is already 2-0 in 248 - 6811 do anything?' "We've seen some stuff on film conference games this season. The Spartans I. "I've told people in the past I'd and they play really hard," Rea host Nevada on Nov. 7 at Spartan Stadium. rather be favored to win the said. league than to be picked last," The University of Nevada at UNLV The Rebels are 3-1 and one of the TRY THE ULTIMATE! Turner said. Las Vegas also has a league win biggest surprises in the Big West this season. "At least when you're favored behind it- a 21-17 win at UOP. UNLV beat Pacific 21-17 earlier this season INDOOR SPORT to win you must have some good With a 3-1 record tallied so far, and will play host to both Nevada and SJSU, ft's Indoor Paintball, players:' Rea said UNLV is the "biggest the conference's two favorites. the rage of the 90's. Donnie Rea, defensive coordi- shocker" of the season. Armed with a paint gun, nator and inside linebackers Last year, the Rebels could PACIFIC Led by senior Quarterback you eliminate the opposition. coach, agreed that being favored only compile a 4-7 overall record Troy Kopp and standout Wide Receiver Aaron If you've thought of trying it, we'll make it easy. has little affect on how the Spar- and a tie for fifth place in the Big Turner the Tigers have a powerful offensive No special clothing or equiptment required.' tans play. The danger, he said, is West. combination. Last season the Spartans beat Come alone or bring friends. how it affects how their oppo- The team that the Rebels tied UOP 64-47. But the Tigers lack a defense, nents' play. last year, New Mexico State, is an which hurt them in their 21-17 loss to UNIV PRO SHOP OPEN "It means a lot more to the "improved" team Rea said. Large Selection of paintball guns NEW MEXICO STATE The Aggies are and accessories at excellent prices. other teams because they want to The Aggies have depth at knock us off:' Rea said. "That quarterback and secondary posi- another of the Big West's surprise teams this u,!.d.ty hiddy season. Despite a good start, though, NMS is I 661 Walsh Avenue worries me?' tions and have concentrated on Saturday Noon- -1 am of the Sunday Noon- topm Santa Clara, CA "'- Turner said he doesn't like to improved speed this season. expected to finish toward the bottom look past the upcoming game. So far that speed has turned conference standings. SJSU hosts New Mexico I 408-748-1188 EXPIRES: 11 /11 /92 Right now, the most impor- the Aggies into the top punt- State on Nov. 21 in the Spartans final game of tant thing on his mind is Cal returning and kickoff-returning the season. State Fullerton, who the Spartans team in the Big West. face in this Saturday's Big West One team expected to finish UTAH STATE Former Aggie offensive COMMUNICATE IN COLOR opener. near the top is UOP. coordinator Charlie Weatherbie has taken Still, SISU's toughest competi- The Tigers are currently the IPre- '200 over a Utah State team that went 10-3-1 in the COLOR LASER COPIES tion is further down the schedule. second best offensive team in the Atiff'-:. NI* Big West over the past two years. The team has Fullerton's football program is at Big West, behind Nevada. lost most of last year's starters at the skill posi- 1-4 and suffering both athletical- Utah State is another con- tions, though. USU is picked to finish in the Presentations *Transparencies ly and financially. tender with strength mainly in middle of the conference standings. SJSU Fullerton State Head Coach the offensive line. travels to Logan, Utah on Oct. 24 to take on Displays *Sales Flyers Gene Murphy predicted an SJSU But the team is hampered by the Aggies. crowning. losing most of its skill players *Charts & Graphs 'Copy From Slides "I know everybody picked from last season. FULLERTON STATE Titan Head Reno and San Jose State as the The first thing the Spartans Coach Gene Murphy has announced this will Fullerton. The lr wPlahlnite2pC4apeb top two, hut I'd say San Jose State must do, though, is concentrate be his last season at the helm of 2 X is the better football team:' Mur- on Fullerton State. Titans are the overwhelming pick to finish at phy said. SJSU takes on the Titans at 6 the bottom of the standings this season. SISU Nevada, who the Spartans face p.m. at Spartan stadium. takes on Fullerton State this Saturday at Spar- COLOR Nov. 7 at home, enters the Big Tickets are ,t fl available. tan Stadium at 6 p.m. COPIES 'I Battling for the CELEBRATE HOMECOMING WEEK kinkoss. OCT.5 - OCT.10 Bay Area the copy center 252-7821 marketplace is . /S-4336 1821 Saratoga Ave I AT Erik Hove il E Son Corios St Corner d Saratoga & no easy task I Across From McDonald's Lawrence Express Wayl MI IMO f XPIRFS 10/31 SPARTAN BOOKSTORE he Bay Area is a than10,000, and 30,000 for the mecca for sports fans. weekend. The Associated Students Program Board presents Our region The SCCA event was up encompasses just against a full schedule of football about any professional sport on television, a 49cr game just nII there is in the United States. down the road in San Francisco There are also three major and a bunch of Athletics fans colleges in the area. 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according to a statement the prosecutor Political 0 Security Council issued from Karlsruhe. The statement did not indicate who votes to set up was believed to have hired the killers. At almanac the time of the attack, Hans-Joergen commission Foerster, a spokesman for the prosecutor, THE CANDIDATES: said Iranians or rival Turkish Kurds were -GEORGE BUSH: Said his UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Out- suspected. veto of legislation to re-regulate raged over atrocities in Bosnia's civil war, Sadly Sarafkindi, whose Kurdistan the cable television industry was the Security Council voted unanimously Democratic Party of Iran party seeks overridden by Congress because Tuesday night to set up an investigative autonomy for Iran's 6.5 million Kurds, the TV broadcast networks con- commission whose findings could lead to was in Berlin for a meeting of socialist ducted "a very good sales job" on Nuremberg-style war crimes trials. leaders when gunmen burst into the Capitol Hill. The commission would look into Mykonos restaurant and sprayed it with -BILL CLINTON and AL reports of massacres, "ethnic cleansing" two dozen shots. GORE: Made a campaign stop at and other crimes against civilians or mili- The 55-year-old Sarafkindi took over the University of Florida campus tary personnel in all former Yugoslav the group in 1990 after its chief, Abdul in Gainesville to discuss plans for republics. Rahman Qassemlou, was assassinated in education, health care, women's Members of the 15-nation Security Vienna, Austria, while secretly brokering issues and the environment. Council hope the existence of a "commis- an end to Iran's Kurdish rebellion with - ROSS PEROT: Bought 30 sion of experts" to be appointed by Secre- Iranian officials. Iranian government minutes on national TV for his tary-General Bout ros Boutros-Ghali will agents were suspected. from the comments by a Boeing the first woman to win in 25 years. first ad as a presidential candidate, deter combatants from committing fur- spokesman when the warning was issued. The Nobel prizes in literature, peace, delivering a lecture on the sorry ther crimes. Boeing may have physics, chemistry and medicine or physi- state of the economy spiced by a U.N. reports say individuals in every O Nobel literature ology were created by the will of Swedish tongue-lashing of government offi- group involved - Serbs, Croats and been warned dynamite inventor Alfred Nobel, who died cials who become lobbyists for Muslims - have been accused of sav- prize winners to be in 1896. other countries. agery outlawed by the articles of war before crash All the prizes are awarded in Stockholm, under the 1949 Geneva Convention on announced except the peace prize, which is awarded in NEWS OF NOTE. military conduct. Oslo, Norway. The awards are handed out -Bush studied at the White However, the Serbs have been singled ZURICH, Switzerland (AP) - Boeing STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - An Dec. 10, the anniversary of Nobel's death. House for Sunday's leadoff debate out as the chief aggressors by many, Co. warned airlines of possible problems Albanian poet, an American novelist and a white Bill Clinton summoned including Boutros-Ghali; the U.N. with the engine mounts of 747 jumbo jets Japanese writer are considered among pos- stand-ins for mock go-rounds in Human Rights Commission's special before a cargo version of the plane sible contenders for the 1992 Nobel Prize 0 Superstar Jackson Kansas City - including a Wash- envoy on Yugoslavia, former Prime Min- smashed into a Dutch apartment building, in literature to be announced Thursday. ington lawyer to play Bush and an ister Tadeusz Mazowiecki of Poland, and a SwissAir official said Tuesday. The Swedish Academy on Tuesday gave cancels tour due Oklahoma congressman to play the U.S. government. "We had a telex sent out from Boeing the schedule for its annual awards, each Ross Perot. last week to all 747 operators" urging them worth $1.2 million this year. The medicine to throat problems -Marilyn Quayle accused to check for cracks in the pins in the pylon prize will be announced Monday, the eco- Democrats in Congress of inten- Police arrest two connecting the engine to the wing within nomics prize on Oct. 13, the physics and LONDON (AP) - Rock star Michael tionally trashing the economy to 90 days, Swissair spokesman Harms chemistry prizes on Oct. 14, and the peace Jackson is suffering from throat problems help get a Democrat elected presi- suspects for Kummer said. prize on Oct. 16. and has canceled his remaining European dent in a speech in Smackover, Dutch officials said the Israeli plane that Authors who were likely candidates for tour dates, a spokesman said Tuesday. Ark. killing of Kurds crashed Sunday evening lost the two the literature prize for several years include Epic Records spokesman Jonathan engines from its right wing shortly after include Belgian novelist/poet/playwright Morrish said Jackson would not be per- WEDNESDAY'S STOPS: BONN, Germany (AP) - Two taking off at Amsterdam's airport. They Hugo Claus, who writes in Flemish; Irish forming at his two scheduled concerts in -BUSH: San Antonio, New Lebanese men have been arrested for said the pilot was unable to maneuver the poet Seamus Heaney; Japanese Turkey later this week nor at the concert Orleans and Houston. allegedly killing the leader of an Iranian plane back for an emergency landing. novelist/short-story writer Kenzaburo 0e; scheduled for Saturday in Athens. -CLINTON: Little Rock with Kurdish group and three colleagues at a More than 250 people were feared killed West Indian poet Derek Walcott; Trinidad- Jackson spent Monday night in Britain no scheduled appearances. Berlin restaurant, the federal prosecutor's on the ground. born novelist V.S. Naipaul and American before flying to New York today, Morrish -QUAYLE: Fresno, Calif. and office said Thesday. Boeing, which is based in Seattle, said novelist Joyce Carol Oates. said. He said Jackson saw a throat special- Washington, D.C. Authorities suspect the two were hired Monday that it was asking airlines to Last year, the Swedish Academy chose ist in London who advised him to seek to carry out the Sept. 17 shooting, inspect the four-inch pins. It was not clear South African novelist Nadine Gordimer, further treatment in Los Angeles.
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4 6 Wednesday, October 7,1992 San !o0 State Univers11!, SPA RTA NDAI IA' TON IGHT! Associated Students PINK FLOYD'S Program Board presents Monks caiit deny ifs 'Forgery' Wednesday
see literal holes in the fir- loud metal on a fog filled stage. Two years ago Camper Van ,m...... = =AM U. MIMI.m.. . Nite MIBM.1.11.11111M M MI i=1 MO MIMI Ili ON 11.14111.1=1 1 110 =1. MUNI p mament, for the folks who The name hardly describes the Beethoven, "the quintessential, .11 =1 1 1=1=1110 MU NMI II ""'" ''''' IIMIIM i= i=1 110 MIM ..1.11111.111111111.44 anII, .1.... felt "reality" itself is music the Monks of Doom play. It snotty California band:' as Krum- I= M.M. = M. MI M 11A0 11111011111110 MINIIIM ratint Cinema Mi=l1MMIIMUSIMMIIIMIIIMMIIIIIIMP.111 =11 1.. f=0=PEMI=ONIM 11 =11 11111MINIMMOMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIND. m=1 1111MUISIm =1=11 1 =.0 MIIIIM MIMMM forged. Krummenacher can be dark and gloomy at times, menacher described it, disbanded 1 1=IMI MIIM =I= =1 imt miuMMI MI U. =1/u Ul M u 114101 = .0 M. WINI=110. ISM MU. i iM said. other times it can be silly and and CVB singer David Lowery i*Ot 1111 , MENU 5 1 =0111 114 im. ..1 MP = = i =111 =1 mp um 1 11=111 OM im U M1,101= The Monks say a line of absurd. formed his own band Cracker. WM MI SUM= WIWI= 1.0.1101 1 ...... ,I= M /11 111 0 18 n - 4111/10 de 1= s1=1 =11M forgery also runs strong The irony of the band's name So what's Krunimenacher's - M111=1, ...mu 'II =1 1 . 'MAMA% 2 =EU in their music, in tribute stems from a time when the guys advice to the world? .01=1 ..... =MEM= MO= --. MIIMIEN IMO to their influences, were sitting around one night "Tolerance breeds a kinder, i =MA .. 11M1 10 !A MOON I= iliAlm whether it be XTC, Can, being drunk and absurd and gentler nation:' he said. MIMI, 0=0 U Jah Wobble, The Pogues thought, "wouldn't it be funny to The Monks of Doom will be OP 8111MUI il= =1 -..-a .16 =11 or even Captain Beef- be a heavy metal band:' Krumme- playing at noon today in the Stu- WNW= OWN. U dl 0 MEM heart. nacher said. "The name is obvious dent Union Ampitheater as part of .. .I.m., 6. eilm MU. r- OM.= MU IM =11 The Monks also con- subterfuge!' the Homecoming Live series. In -- -- .. MOM -.. 0111M MS Mal .m..111 ium 11110.116. MOM.. .111...m ,L,,, ,,./1 1,...... , tributed to the Jimi Hen- ../JUIPULULarjULITZZAILUDMIUMr 111111 M=MMIM IMMO.= =MI= drix tribute album "lf a 6 1=1=1 .IMMI 1=111111 Its' JON SOLOMON Was a 9" by doing a rendition of Win Morrissey & B -52's Tickets! titan Daily Stall Writer "Spanish Castle Magic:' Has this happened to you? "A lot of people freak out on Aside from the sometimes October 7 us," said Monks of Doom singer obscure lyrical content on BUSINESS 101 PSYCH 101 13101AXIY 101 $2.50, Student Union and bassist Victor Krummenach- "Forgery' the Monks open up Only er. musically on a number of far out Ballroom, 9pm C1,OSE And there's a lot to freak out instrumentals like "Dust:' a song, Two weeks from locitr y Wayne's World about. that if you could taste, would taste Emerging from the now - like 15 flavors of dust, with each defunkt Camper Van Beethoven, flavor being a different tempo. 0 TOMORROWS the Monks of Doom offer a more Both "Dust" and "A.O.A" fea- richly textured and diverse musi- ture some intense atmospheric cality. guitar interplay between Greg "We're an alternative to the Lisher and David ImmergRick. 111S tRY lilt EN(LISII 101 I kit ticalltig 101 A alternative he said. "We're not The frantically urgent tune "Off RH 11 RT really part of anything and we're on a Comet" changes tempos so happy with that:' many times it's almost audibly CLOSE') "Forv,ery," the Monks fifth hard to digest. reicasi: and first on I.R.S. records, "Tanguedia," a tribute to the explores more intricate sound ter- Argentinian composerAstor Piaz- 0 rain than their previous record- zolla, has an odd tango flavor to it. ings. Forgery also happens to be a "Tanguedia (reprise)" starts as a theme that lies in the songs in var- classical piece saturated with hints ious degrees. of Piazzolla and swirling guitar Literally, forgery lies in "Flint harmonies. Jack' a 19th century Englishman Krummenacher, Lisher and Heald can guarantee who forged Celtic and Roman drummer Chris Pedersen from artifacts. Figuratively, forgery lies Camper Van Beethoven, along you will graduate on time! in"Virtual Lover," a tale of a hap- with ImmerglOck from the Ophe- less programmer who falls for a lias, started the Monks as a part- October 8, $2.50 7,Veri virtual reality pornographic time side project in 1986. Morris Daily Auditorium, progam. The name Monks of Doom Heald College 684Saratoga Thunderheart 1 ' There's even an abstract aspect can provoke imagery of skinny 6pm: s II j, of forgery in"Chaos Is Not Dead:' long-haired guys in tight leather 9pm: Incident at Oglala an anthem for those who begin to pants and brown robes playing 1-800;950-0559 [season pass now available fos $10] + A nonprofit college accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges For ,nfo about upcorthng events coll the R AI' I ine or 14001 924 626 I the Associated StAents Rorid Apathy Tenrinator 11)1.gf eV Job kV, Fill:MVO Aid Associated Students 3 HOMECOMING A Classic Tradition
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Noon Concert Check out Monks of Doom in the Ampitheatre. This band consists EXPIDRATION 11 1%. '44\ airV4, e. 11 414;1 eji C 11 of ex Camper Van Beethoven . , - ep . Ir) members. Food Bazaar 9am - 3:30pm Once again the dirt lot on Seventh and Son Carlos will be transformedl This time into a festive area filled with foods from around world. Movie Night DAY Come watch Pink Floyd's The Wall at 9:00 PM in Morris Daily Auditorium! OVER CAREERS Tomorrow: EMPLOYERSVARIETY OF A Yellfest 150 ON NT INFORMATION STUDEobj.market 7pm GRADUATE today's Amphitheatre Listen to PROVIDE TO in the original cheers as sung from WILL FRESHMAN available opportunities Campus Organizations, and check out Crazy George! career Explore Noon Concert Jennifer Rambles On, a local altenative band will play WEDNESDAY the Amphitheatre at Noon. 10AMID3 PM Canned Food DriveYour generous liepreSelltatiVeS 00111 donations will help the needy of San OCTOBER Business. Industry. 14 Government. Education. Jose so stop by the Art Quad from health and Human Service'. 10am to 2pm. International Food Bazaar If you don't get a chance to stop by SPARTAN The Event Center. SJSU today, go tomorrow! Professional attire and resumes are not required, however they are highly recommended for those HOMECOMING seeking career opportunities For More information 924-6240 Illre 111111. Funded by Associated Students IP