Spartan Daily fl Today: Volume 74, Number 21 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Friday. February 29, 1980 Flare-up kindles consultation i,,,,4.4. by Baal Brewer to see young, minority teachers be She said CSSA leaders met with there's "no other way" but to sub- Last weekend's flare-up be- the first to go. Tenure makes that a the chancellor on Tuesday and were stitute revenues in the form of ...,. tween the California State Universi- problem. As long as there's some encouraged to work within the tuition in order to insure quality. t ti ty and Colleges Chancellor's Office procedure for protecting them we system. "Students feel quality should be and the California State Students As- have no problem with tenure. But I Robertson said that Dumke reduced,' he said. "But we worry sociation over Prop. 9 cutback pro- don't know if that's possible." asked CSSA to meet with the CSUC about accreditation and if a diploma I 0 posals has apparently not cooled off. Most of CSSA's "informal" budget staff between now and the will mean what it should mean." a March meetings of the board of But now we're getting the suggestions had not been officially trustees and the CSSA. He said the chancellor didn't consultation we wanted," said June endorsed by the group as a whole, Vice Chancellor of Business want to address one of the students' Robertson, CSSA liaison to Chan- but CSSA development director J I Dale Hanner warned that "major" positions - increasing cellor Glenn Dumke's office. Richard Hourula said 14 of the 18 Affairs A.S. presidents gave "extensive" speculating on program cuts is a faculty workload - because faculty . The chancellor's Dean of input after Dumke's proposals came "self-fulfilling prophecy" because is "already working at a higher Student Affairs Phil Johnston out. students would turn away from input than any of comparable Leap Year page 3 warned CSSA here on Sunday of "It's not as if they were en- programs they thought might be cut. caliber in the United States." "repercussions" and a "change in dorsed," he said. "It was clear we "It could do as much harm as if Hanner stressed the need for relationships" for going to the were looking at things in terms of actively supporting elimination," he CSUC to look at viewpoints from all finance staff with cut back cost anaylsis. No one in CSSA had said. constituencies and make "com- suggestions ( see box at right ) problems with the fact we were just Hanner stuck to the position that promises" from there. without consulting with CSUC of- giving out ideas." rdo ficials. CSSA President Don Devich said ore 'Friends' Dumke's office will now be that while some areas brought Suggestions offered discussing specific Department of disagreement within CSSA as a Finance and CSSA suggestions as whole I did not specify which ones,) well as coming up with some of its the suggestions did get "concensus" 'ice makes own. from CSSA's executive committee Students urge study tchs "In my opinion they ( Dumke's which met on January 29 to repond for office have overreacted," said to Dumke's request for input. The following are "suggestions" made by the California State .m. Frank Torkelson, principal program The CSSA stand against un- Students Association to the state Department of Finance on Feb. 11 and slth enemies? budget analyst for the Finance dergraduate tuition, Devich said, is 14 if Prop. 9 passes. CSSA leaders stress that they were not presented all Department. "historical." in a list form, and that while some areas have "consensus," most are for Dumke had proposed on Feb. 6 Robertson said suggestions merely areas they feel should be studied in terms of cost analysis and either a $950 yearly tuition or shared with the finance staff were quality. page 6 denying access to 83,000 full-time the same given to the CSUC by AS. President Nancy McFadden said she has "reservations" about students next year, which he said telephone two days before Dumke's some of the suggestions. would result in "massive" layoffs. proposals came out. Oppose undergraduate tuition. This is the only position the CSSA "But we didn't want to be tied to "That's absolutely the last has officially endorsed. a list," she said. "We wanted to choice," Torkelson said. Eliminate graduate programs or implement a graduate tuition. analyze possibilities. I don't see how Torkelson could not indicate Implement tuition for students taking courses beyond the we can endorse anything until we what the finance staff is actually minimum required for graduation and/or completion of major. know the impact." considering, but said most of the Raise tuition for non-resident students. Robertson said CSSA didn't students' suggestion were already Temporarily increase student service fees. know the finance staff would write on their list. Increase in the student application fee from $25 to $40. This their suggestions in the form of a Spartans He did say CSSA suggestions would reduce about $1 million in additional revenue. 1 ,e, :ASV ) list. that would not be considered were Raise the student/faculty ratio and make use of student and Robertson said students tried to advance that of abolishing faculty tenure, teaching assistants. find out from CSUC budget planning intramurals and P.E. courses for Implement a capital outlay fee I for buildings and building im- in PCAA non-P.E. majors. what kind of impact their alter- provement). natives would have on cost and Torkelson added that other Eliminate community relations program.

tourney CSSA suggestions may not be viable. quality. Eliminate governmental affairs office. but would not specify which ones. But she said Dumke's office Eliminate instructional television. A see page 4 CSSA President Don Devich said wanted to hear concepts, not No strong opposition to elimination of public safety program. the group had suggested eliminating specifics, and spent "most of the No strong opposition to reduction in information systems. tenure "as a joke." time justifying its own strategy. Strongly opposed to reduction or elimination of student af- -We all knew it was way out of "There wasn't enough research firmative action programs. line," he said. "But we didn't want into our ideas," she said. Council narrowly endorses intramural trip by Ron Regalia volved?" she said. "A carrot I the students don't even know about the Rowen said the special election allocation on the grounds that A.S. statewide. Confusion and tension prevailed money) is being held in front of us boycott. Coors doesn't give a damn if on the Constitution will be held as normally does not fund for lodging as the A.S. Council met at 430 p.m. and we are grabbing for it." She we boyott.’ scheduled on March 12-13. when the conference is less than 25 The council also voted to and continued for nearly seven insisted the games day is a cor- miles away. The Stanford campus is transfer nearly $1,500 from unused "I have a clear indication that hours Wednesday night, narrowly poration attempt to soften potential The council argued with approximately 15 miles from SJSU accounts to the general fund for the the A.S. is not too hot on sending the endorsing sending SJSU intramural supporters of the boycott. representatives from the Black and within easy commuting purpose of allocations teams," Cognetta said despite the teams to Stanford in July for a A representative for the SJSU Students of Engineering for nearly distance. Morris added. council vote. He said he will consider Approximately $600 left over -games day." Women's Center also expressed her two hours before rejecting the club's the AS. 's reaction before reaching a from the fall, 1979 Symposium on The competition is sponsored by support for the boycott, insisting $352 lodging request for a four-day The representatives insisted decision. Inflation and Unemployment and a Co., and the against conference at Stanford on March 28 that "full participating" in the Adolph Coors Brewing that Coors discriminates underwrite from the to April 1. conference requires on-site lodging. $980 AS. A.S. has supported a long-standing women. A public forum on the proposed December Winter Carnival were The council, after four separate Coors boycott. The boycott is in Mary Cox, council member, new A.S. Constitution was held just The AS. special allocations reverted. motions, chose not to fund for either response to Coors' "anti-minority strongly rejected the endorsement before the council meeting at the committee had recommended housing or food. The council, in addition to the hiring and anti-union" practices, on a "moral and ethical basis." Student Union upper pad, but the Monday to give the engineers $205 in $171 for the Black Engineers, council member Enrique Mendez "As a Chicano student, I am council failed to reach a decision on registration fees and gasoline ex- In protest, the Engineers allocated $500 to the Independent Flores said. opposed to our action," A.S. the document. penses and nothing for lodging. Coors is offering $750 prize Treasurer Juvencia Romo said. She declined to accept a $21 allocation Weekly for printing expenses. council debated for 20 money to each participating school, questioned the council's decision to The The council agreed to allocate a for gasoline expenses. minutes before even deciding to A request by the Weekly's senior said John Cognetta, the intramural endorse despite a unanimously total of $171. constitution. In other action, editor. Mike Phillips, to allocate teams' representative. negative reaction from the gallery. discuss the McFadden The council, at one point, was urged the council to $1,183 remaining in the fall, 1979 Along with the endorsement, in -We are supposed to be support the "Much ado about nothing." willing to grant $176 for rooms. formation of -1 Weekly account was tabled until which chairman Kiran Majithia cast representing the student body, and it student coalition Public Information Officer Gary March 5. At that time. Phillips will the deciding vote, the A.S. asked the is obvious we are not here," she against Proposition Oat SJSU. Satre commented. He added that the Graduate seat holder. Rick present a line item budget teams to bring a resolution stating said. meeting was by far the longest of the Morris. however, pointed out that this coalition, she said, could specifying what the money will be that AS. supports the Coors boycott. Council member Dawn Cerne 1979-80 school year. A.S. budget policy allows only $18 legally campaign against Prop. 9 used for. A.S. President Nancy Mc- reflected the other side. "In- per day for lodging or a total of $72 whereas A.S.cannot. She pointed out Fadden -reluctantly opposed" the tramurals are supposed to benefit According to council member for the conference. that such coalitions, titled STOP 9 The A.S. general fund, which council's endorsement. students, and shouldn't be on a Jim Rowen, final approval of the 'Students Together Opposing Prop. had dipped to less than $1,400 last -Where is the principle in- political basis," she said. "Many document will be given on March 5. Morris further rejected the 91, are being formed on campuses week, now contains about $2,130. inquiry A.S. attorney general claims parking survey 'manipulated'

by Brian Wirth San Carlos and San Salvador streets. 15.3 percent." Statistics from a parking The survey also indicated that Coleman said the reason the summary survey taken during walk- 943 students favored a new parking statistics were summarized that through registration Jan. 17 have garage on "10th Street by the 'School way was to give him an idea of become the subject of controversy. of Business' building." "overall construction" needed. Michael Medina, A.S. attorney The results of the survey also Medina said that another way of general and member of the Save Our indicated that 331 students favored a reading the statistics is 1,259 in favor Structures (SOS) committee, said he new campus parking garage be of a proposed Fourth Street parking believes that Executive Vice constructed "by adding floors to the garage as opposed to "1,730 943, 331 President Jack Coleman may have existing 'North' garage (10th Street and 4561 who favor other alter- manipulated the statistics to "come 11119114...... "01040 and San Fernando)." natives." up with the lowest possible figures." Finally, 456 people did not feel a An Environmental Impact "There's no shenanigans going new garage was warranted. Report )EIR) on the proposed on here," Coleman said in reply. Medina said that the 943 and the Fourth Street garage will take place ''The figures have not been 331 figures were added to the 1,259 March 21 from noon to 1:30 p.m, in manipulated in any way." total by Coleman to make it appear Morris Dailey Auditorium. "In fact," he said, "I think as if 2,533 favored construction of a someone else is trying to manipulate new campus parking garage. The EIR is merely concerned the figures." "It wasn't meant to be that with the environmental aspects of The survey was conducted on way," Coleman said. "The figures building the garage on the Fourth Jan. 17 during walk-through should be taken I into consideration) Street site, Coleman said. registration and concerned students' strictly by themselves." He said the EIR will deal with preferences for parking facilities "Sure it wasn't meant to be that whether the site is "archaelogically near campus. Coleman said he way," said A.S. President Nancy sensitive," "traffic counts" of our initiated the survey to assist SJSU's McFadden, "but numbers can be area involved, and "alternative plans for future parking facilities. manipulated anyway you want," locations" for the proposed garage. The results of the questionnaire The bottom of the survey "Indications at this point seem hv Grey AA Rtchard concluded that 1,259 students summary read "prefer construction to be that we need it," Coleman said, Parking is for the favored a new campus parking 2,533 or 84.7 percent," as opposed to based on the statistical evidence birds, as these seagulls had no trouble finding a spot on the 6th floor of the 10th garage on Fourth Street between "prefer no new construction 456 or available. Street garage February 29. 1980 2 forum Editorial A sad tale of a tail: owner negligence Foot patrols of animals happens too often to ignore by Catherine Cassidy sack out. She made herself right at space to exercise and be dogs, but lost animal to the papers, so it's Stall Writ., letting an animal roam around 3n worth your time to look. It is unfortunate that the San Jose City Council chose home in her new bed and fell right to This is a sad, little tale about sleep. large city streets by itself is unwise. The Humane Society has a list to use SJSU foot patrols as a political football. animals - and about people. The next day, we set out in hot If the animal is spotted by on file of all animals reported lost or Instead of approving resumption of nightly foot patrols Last Thursday night, my pursuit of the little dog's owner. We someone, Animal Control may be found. Chances are, if you've lost a in and around SJSU by a University Police officer and a roommate and I attended one of bought out the newsstands, in hopes called. Keep an eye on your pet. pet, he may be waiting for you at the officer, the council instead decided 4-3 to study Sigma Nu's late great fraternity that someone would have placed an If you decide to take a dog for a kennels there or at the home of city pet, set aside time to gets license for someone who has found him. police problems for three weeks. parties. When we had had enough, ad reporting her lost. No one had. general we drove home, and as we were I called the Humane Society in it. Licenses for dogs in the city of And if you are thinking of in- Apparently some council members feel the crime pulling into the parking lot of our San Jose. Maybe a frantic little girl San Jose cost only $12 and are valid dulging in the companionship of a problem at SJSU is not real, or an immediate threat to the apartment complex, we spotted a was searching through the cages of for five years. That way, if a lost dog friendly cat or dog, the kennels at safety of SJSU students, faculty and staff. little dog scampering around in The two attacks on SJSU students already reported between the parked cars. We are not allowed to keep pets 'More than 150 homeless animals are turned over this semester seem to indicate the crime problem is very in our particular complex, so we real and will not go away. deduced she might be lost. I opened to the Santa Clara County Humane Society each day' As SJSU Executive Vice President Jack Coleman told the door, and she came scampering up to me. the City Council last week, it is the city's responsibility to homeless animals, trying to find her is picked up, he can be easily the Humane Society are filled with She's a hard one to miss - protect its citizens. lost three-legged dog. identified, and that can save a dog animals which need good homes and back in her somewhere, sometime That effort was equally owner a lot of worry. some loving care. They are It appears that some council members are confident puppy years, she had incurred an that responsibility is being met right now. fruitless. Animal populations have been examined before they are released injury that left her without a right Meanwhile, our little visitor was skyrocketing, because people do not to ensure they are in good health, particular, Larry Pegram, a for- hind leg, and when she walked, or One councilman in becoming more accustomed to her take the simple measures to help and a person can take home a new about, she mer police officer, argued that the demand for police more correctly, hopped new surroundings. She had made eliminate the problem. It's easy. pet for the price of spaying or tilted her head to a virtual right protection around SJSU must be weighed against other herself a comfortable nest in the Have your pet spayed or neutered. neutering. mainta1n her balance. intersection of angle to corner of my room for bedtime and The Humane Society is open police demands, such as at the trouble-filled Well, my roommate and I are The Santa Clara County Spay greeted each one of us with an ec- Tuesday through Sunday to answer King and Story roads in East San Jose. both suckers when it comes to and Neuter Clinic provides ample static frenzy of tail-wagging and questions and provide information than weighing one area's importance against animals, so we defied the rules and services for pet owners in the San Rather acrobatics as we came through the about caring for animals. brought her up to the apartment. She Jose area, and those services are another, the city should protect all its citizens. door. "Caring" really doesn't take all was hungry, and since our dog food relatively inexpensive. The city should consider these facts carefully, as well She kept us entertained with her that much. Just a little extra time. supply was low, we fed her a few For males, neutering operations spirited antics and proved to be a The sad story of my little three- as the unsolved murder of SJSU student Blythe Neilsen bites of a bologna slice. cost $19 for dogs and $12 for cats. companion even when we legged dog may end happily, last semester. She did not have a license, but true-blue Spaying for female animals costs a wouldn't heed her begging at the because she was lucky enough to fall urge the council to take preventative measures, she was wearing a black flea collar, bit more, with services for dogs We dinner table or when we yelled at her under the wing of someone who SO we figured that she belonged to running $26.50 and cats $22, but the such as the foot patrol, rather than waiting until after and swatted her nose for yelping too spent the extra time to care. someone. end result is what should be held another rash of rapes and assaults to do so. loudly at night. There will always be people who We would keep her, we decided, foremost in mind: a lot less As much as she had adopted and remain cold to the situation, but until her owners could come and neglected kittens and pups. this editorial by a vote of begun to trust in us, we found our- lukewarm attitudes can be dispelled The editorial board approved claim her. If you have lost a pet, don't fret. selves falling for her. by taking a trip down to the kennels 12 to 0. We put some soft towels in the Look around. It was clear we couldn't keep at the Humane Society, and looking bottom of a wicker chest, and set it her much longer, and yet a lump Check the lost and found into the faces of those confused and outside on the balcony so she could formed in our throats each time we columns in the classified sections of frightened animals. thought about taking her to the local newspapers. Many times It would be so easy, if people pound. people will take the time to report a would just take the time - to care. She's a good dog. She deserved more than that. It's been nearly a week since we first found the pooch, and un- fortunately we've had no word from aayone who might be missing her. What do you think? And as I sit here thinking about leaving a homeless, neglected dog at Question: What will you do if Jar- the pound, I begin to wonder about what type of person might have let vis II passes and the CSUC board her go without trying to track her down at all. of trustees enacts a tuition of Sadly, the little canine in my. (asked Wednesday in front of the story is not alone. $950 this fall? men's gym) More than 150 homeless animals are turned over to the Santa Clara -I'd have to pay it. It really wouldn't be that County Humane Society each day. much more compared to a private university. I and of these 150, only 5 to 10 are think going to school here would still be worth reclaimed by their owners. it." I don't want to believe that my John Farmer, Geology, freshman roommates and I are alone as humanitarians, but the statistics speak for themselves. Why can't more people just stop and think? Every day, almost 150 animals "I'd still go to school, but I might consider are "put to sleep" - killed - because going to school out of California. I think someone didn't take the time to education might end up receiving a lower think about their pet. priority." To the people who have Cynthia Leupp-Gudath, Special Education neglected their animals. I can only Graduate Student say "I'm sorry you did." But to those who are now con- sidering a cat or dog for a pet, please, think hard before you choose. Small apartments do not make "If my education isn't finished, I'll just have good homes for dogs like German to keep going. I'm working against Jarvis H. I'm Sheperd.s who need lots of room to be a Republican who's against Jarvis II." rambunctious, or for small dogs who Robert Huntley, Pre-Dental, senior like to yelp a lot. I.ikewise, dogs need their own

letters I'd have to pay it. I'm graduating this semester. I think CSUC would still be cheaper. But a lot of people who don't have the money will have to leave school." Priorities Russ Garth, Geology, senior President Carter not doing good job Editor: Until recently, I have read the Editor: campaigning in 1976, he said he percent. But if inflation for military Daily every time I find the latest It is incomprehensible to Oil' to would balance the budget. It is $80 purchases goes to 14 percent, which issue on the newsstands. If! wanted hear people say- President Carter is billion in the red with no tax relief. is very likely as overall inflation for to know something of particular is 17 percent, then there doing a good job. The fact is our His anti-frugal budget increased January interest to myself, I could find it. "I'd probably be out of school. I hope it no real increase. President is just as bad as our spending by 32 percent in two years. will be Your articles are interesting and doesn't pass. If it does. I would try to go to Congress, their most favorite ac- Monetary policy consists of raising sometimes quite strange. But! can't Many politicians and analysts another school." tions are delay, spend, and politic interest rates, which may slow agree at all with your policies and have predicted that the next Soviet Scott Jochimsen, Math. senior for elections. The fact remains that business borrowing and growth, but priorities. move will not be overt, but covert 50 Americans have been in Tehran not inflationary borrowing by the It seems quite ironic that in the and subversive. Our capacity to deal against their will for more than Federal Government. The budget same issue which grumbles about with this is nil. Our President has three months. inflation rampaged in was prepared in expectation of a student apathy ( "SJSU Needs protected us from ourselves by January. at an annual rate of 17 recession: he wants a recession. Morale Lift", a story on an ex- allowing Congress to systematically percent and Soviet troops are in tremely worthwhile student activity eliminate covert operations from the Afghanistan and it is obvious they're were spent to was cut to shreds. The cross-word Millions of dollars CIA. not just visiting. help poor people in New England puzzle received three times as much "I'm a part-time instructor. If Prop. 9 states pay their energy bills, but the column space as the article con- passes, I won't be here." Mr. Jimmy has said he is doing The capacity to provide military winter was mild and so the money cerning our forensic squad. But the Nancy Heifferon, English Instructor everything humanly possible to advisers to other countries is limited was wasted. Billions will be spent on real tragedy is that forensics is not protect the hostages and provide for to window dressing. Every day we syn-fuel projects that will be inef- alone in this. There are many other their safe return. This week the can hear Soviet propaganda about ficient and non-competitve, not to groups that go virtually unnoticed special commission to investigate Iran and Afghanistan, but there is no mention that they might only start for lack of publicity. our actions in Iran will be in Tehran attempt by the Carter ad- producing when we're all driving Is this a "school" newspaper or working to drag our name through ministration to educate Islamic electric cars. California will be the a "yellow" journal? When student the mud, to identify false documents countries or the United States about most prosperous state in the union activities, struggling for a little as real ones, and to purport our what is really happening over there. and recession will fade from our publicity and exposure, lose out to feeble foreign policy as one of ex- vocabulary because of our forsight To think of another four years of two-headed snakes, dogs in trash pansionism. in reducing taxes through Prop. 13 the same is truly demoralizing. cans, and half-page articles on male Assoc. Sports Ed... Dave Kellogg and now Prop. 9. Jimmy only When Dr. Jimmy said our nation has strippers,! begin to have my doubts. Jimmy thought this might bring Spartan Daily Feature Editor .. Lori Eickmann hostages: he discusses economics and energy an inordinate fear of communism, We do exist. We are a winning about the release of the Editor Mark Marymee Entertainment Ed Chuck grace after eating his pork for dinner. he should have said fear is your only team. And we represent SJSU at thought wrong. The coup de Ad Manager Brian Moss Bustilios hails himself as Jimmy said he would increase companion in time of war. It is easy tournaments throughout California. will come when he News Editor Scott Mace Business Manager.. I.ura Rainey release of the defense 'spending to counter the for us to say our nation is at peace. It How about a little support from at the victor for the City Editor Patty Selbach Retail Ad Manager. Jean Banaag forget that it Soviet threat. Defense spending is is difficult to say we are preventing least our newspaper? hostages. We must not Forum Editor Jeff Rhodie Promotions Dir. .. Robin Masada responsibility supposed to grow by 5.3 percent in war. It is impossible for Jimmy to was his failure in his Don't complain about student Layout Editor Sam Tuohey Art Director Jennifer Di Leo allowed the real terms in 1981. However, real say we are protecting the free people for the embassy that apathy when, in fact, you contribute Assoc. News Ed. Marion Chiri National Ad Mgr... Shawna Chan terms means a predicted inflation of this world from oppression. takeover. to the problem. Assoc. City Ed..... Greg Grimes Photo Editor Paul Chinn rate of 8.5 percent on military items, Steve Yurash Tony Combs Sports Editor Roger Myers Chief Photo Tom Duncan When ’Jimmy who" was and an overall inflation rate of 13 Physics, junior Political Science, sophomore feature February 29 199(1 Leap Year antics set in folklore by Hilary K. Hann The human quirk of doing wild and sometimes proposal during leap Year had to pay her a pound. Leapin' lizards! It's Feb. 29, and, of course, Leap crazy things on unusual occasions did not start with Seems like it would have been a profitable business Year. students having toga parties on college campuses, or for some ugly Scottish lassie's in the towns. How did this year get its name? It's the only year with rituals of leaving bridegrooms in foresLs to find Marriages have not traditionally increased during t's frogs are born? No, but a good uneducated guess. their way back the night before the wedding. leap years, so some of the man-catching myth is Most people know Feb. 29 as the day when people Luny practices like these began centuries ago. evident. ist born on that date can celebrate their birthdays. So Leap Year legend is no exception and so it begins in As we have our first leap Year of the new decade, or don't be too uncertain of whether someone has all his Ireland with St. Patrick. perhaps the new relations between men and women a marbles who suddenly announces he's finally going to St. Brigid is said to have come crying to him one will soon make all the folklore behind Leap Year he celebrate a birthday after not doing so since 1976 I the day because her charges were unhappy with the belief merely passe. of last leap year). that only men could make proposals of marriage. Perhaps the legendary days of Daisy Mae Most of the technical reasoning behind Feb. 29 and After some kibitzing, St. Patrick gave in to her and proposing to a terrified Lir Abner on Sadie Hawkins in- Leap Year is shrouded in mystery for the layman. said women could propose to men every four years. Day 'another name for Feb. 29), in Al Capp's famous a It all began back in the time of Julius Caesar, cartoon strip are gone. St. Brigid, then, of course, proposed to him, but he at emperor of Rome. who wanted his calendar days to I have a feeling that St. Brigid's logic will not declined in the name of celibacy. She was upset and as coincide with the solar system. vanish that quickly, though. a consolation for her sorrow, he is supposed to have Caesar miscalculated by a few days but, never- Well now, if you're not the proposing kind, or sent her a silk petticoat. theless, in 1582, much of Europe adopted the Gregorian there's no one out there you'd even want to propose to, calendar and alas, leap year was born. From here a legend emerged that during every you might consider celebrating Sadie Hawkins day in a The reason for having an extra day every four leap year, a woman has the right to propose to the man non-traditional and maybe outlandish way. years is best explained by the astronomers. of her choice. Here are some suggestions: tell someone born She would let her intentions be known to the public Feb. 29, 32 years ago, that they 1th Since it really takes 365 days, five hours, 48 don't look a day over minutes, and 45 seconds for the earth to make a by wearing a scarlet petticoat, visible beneath the hem eight, which by Leap Year logic they are. nd of her dress. re complete solar journey, that leftover time is collected If you can still walk after being kicked for that every fourth year into an extra day in February. Scotland decided to take this somewhat seriously ed SJSU student Marcella White was born on Feb idiotic remark, you might get some friends together That's the factual part. The interesting part is the or perhaps not) in 1288 A.D. by passing a law and play leap frog. Within legal reason, anything goes 29, which comes once every four years 7w folklore behind this day. providing that every man who refused a woman's today. or en er on Women tune in to tune ups at auto workshop by Lori Eiekmann all Community College "Don't buy the that built-up dirt will loosen with water," Gett where males dominate. Of said. do it again. "I went to one an auto It's a famliar scenario: cheapest tools you can up and start floating suggested. the 150 studenLs in her high Gett became interested four !e- a woman takes her ailing mechanic's workshop find." Gett warned. "You around in the engine." Gett also diagramed school auto mechanics in auto mechanics because "The more you see and ly, car into a garage and asks years ago," said Linda get what you pay for." An S.A.E. i Society of the fuel system and noted classes, only seven are -I had a Volkswagen I blew participate I in car sIl the mechanic what the Gonzales, one of the After detailing how an Automotive Engineers oil that there is little dif- females. up a couple of times, and I maintenance), the more ho "bird chirping" noise coordinators of the engine works, Gett ex- rating is determined by ference between the thought I should learn you learn about it," she At the under the hood of her car Women's Center. "It was plained that when certain climate. A thin oil with a quality of gasoline sold community more about it so I wouldn't said. is. college, about ho really useful. A tune up is parts need to be replaced, weight of 10 is best for from one station to the half of those ,ut Or she wants to know really easy." such as the piston rings, the colder climates while a next. She said gasohol, enrolled in Gett's auto ed what type of oil her car Gett said the type of consumer may be better off heavy 50-weight oil is mixture of gasoline and consumer course are uses, or whether it needs a mechanic who would take having the entire engine preferable in warmer alcohol, is safe for engines women and one third of her ag tune up. advantage of women would rebuilt "because the engine areas. and gets better mileage beginning vocational class are women, which Gett ax 'Isla XC eiTg ad is almost all apart than gasoline, but costs "San Jose has an anyway." more. said is an unusually high CENTRAL CHINA RESTAURANT Ic Gett said a rebuilt average climate," Gett number. Mandarin, Stechuan, Hunan Cuisine engine costs about half as said, "so 30 weight is fine." Buying batteries And, while more and much as a new one. "You She added that it is not dominated the discussion OPEN FOR LUNCH & DINNER more women are working can buy rebuilt parts for necessary to change oil on the car's electrical and ALSO FOOD TO GO' as auto mechanics. ac- just about anything on your weight for infrequent trips ignition systems; as with cording to Gett, not many 1362 S. Winchester Blvd.. San Jose, CA 95182 car and it's just as good as to the mountains and snow. tools. Gett stressed that in women are teaching auto (Between Hamilton & Payne) new. Why not save money? purchasing a battery "you Gett stressed the mechanics. "I only know of "The only thing I don't get what you pay for." Tel. (408) 374-3840 374-3842 importance of maintaining three in California," she recommend buying rebuilt a car's cooling system is brakes," she added, For tune ups and because "warpage of parts general reference. Gett "because if your car and welding together are doesn't start, that's one recommended -basic, easy the results of overheating to understand" books such thing, but if it doesn't stop, your car." that's another." as "The Auto Book," published by She said it is best not to McGraw-Hill, Gett explained that the and "Basic Auto Repair" use 100 percent water in a lubrication system does and "Automotic car's cooling system as more than reduce friction, Troubleshooting" by water will rust cast iron as oil also cleans, cools and Petersen Publishing Co. parts and corrode helps seal various parts in aluminum parts. "Use 50- auto the engine. But which oil is Gett said 50 antifreeze and coolant is still an area right for which car? mechanics An A.P.I. 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Sonia Speese and Lisa Schianger. who are seeking A group of women -rip off anybody...: But, "if learned how to answer you show a little in- dynamic careers in these and other basic but telligence., they'll know important questions last they can't snow you. So the energy week at an auto mechanics even if you're not doing the business. workshop offered through work yourself, you'll know the Women's (*enter. what needs to be done'," PGandE recruiters The 13 women learned But how much good how an engine and its does one four-hour class lubrication, cooling, fuel, do? According to Gen, the will be interviewing electrical and ignition purpose of the workshop is systems operate, and the to give women an un- graduating seniors on basic steps to tune up and derstanding of how a car what tools to use. works, as well as teach Theater arts junior them to identify parts and (7arol Ann Hoffmann said do basic maintenance. March 10, 11, 12, 17 she went to the workshop Gett began by telling because "my car is falling the group what tools are apart! I want to un- most important for anyone derstand what they interested in working on Please contact your mechanics) are telling me their own car. These in- and how much I can do clude a standard and a myself. I want to walk into Phillips head screwdriver, engineering college a garage and say, 'Oh, a box end and open end yeah, that sounds like the wrench, crescent wrench, placement truth.' and oil filter wrench, pilers office for "I don't trust and a rachett and socket "Writing Faust mechanics," she added. was a set. information. Molly Couch, psychology senior, believes Spartan Daily maintaining a car is -a devil of a task When I necessary skill." 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SJSU opens PCAA tourney with 73-66 win SJSU fencers home ders by Jon Bloom round two tomorrow night slow start. first half, and it appea rd closed the first stanza three officials for the - "I'm not totally comgtoatendthat SJSU's often with two free throws of his tournament rather than the 7 ANAHEIM-The third against either league regionals with our per- eha:atheendofthef.rsthaffaowdSJSUpromisingnjyafurousparan season was own to knot it at 37. normal two because the in NCAA time was a charm. champion Utah State or the pleased freehrowswith::gieft coach tethcntetontwoRankbytoonapauljohnsonbuckt6secondsiater,butsntaBarbrawentup Two PCAA tourney NCAA uses the same three- Rallying from a 10- winner of one of the two formance."SJSU oy Catherine Cassidy "But I'm records fell as SJSU official format in the point first-half deficit to tie other first round games Bill Berry said. Although plagued by illness and ineligibility and night. with Wally. established new marks for championship tournament the score at halftime, the played later last happy having dropped a fifth straight bid for a NorCal season Wally other nine to free throws attempted (45) to which the league sends SJSU Spartans survived Spartan senior 'But the crown to Stanford by two points, the SJSU men's fencing his four' played didn't and free throws made (33) its representative. second -half jitters to Rank broke out of guys who team is still looking to produce winning efforts in the drought, enought of a lift, courtesy of the officiating SJSU, after being finally defeat the UC-Santa game scoring give us Western Regional Fencing competition this weekend. tour- trio of Roy McKerchner, blown out in overtime Barbara Gauchos, 73-66. in tying the PCAA Berry added. mark with Spartans fell Norm Boruck and Terry during their first loss The tournament will feature a three-day round-robin the first round of the FCAA nament scoring The trailing 16-8 Christman. against Santa Barbara this chain of events, including foil, sabre and epee com- tournament. 28 points and kept SJSU in behind early, of the Spartan guard Ed Saun- The PCAA went to season and collapsing in petitions, starting today in the women's gym and running SJSU advances to the ballgame despite its at the 13:50 mark the second half to lose by through Sunday. Bouts will start at 10 a.m. each day. one in the clubs' second SJSU will be hosting top-notch fencing clubs from meeting, played like a throughout the state, including Stanford, Cal State Nor- Slumping Spartans in 3-game series team possesed for the bulk thridge, and the U.S. Air Force Academy from Colorado of the second half, opening Springs, all of whom Spartan coach Mike D'Asaro con- up a 16 by Jeff Morris -point bulge, 62-46, sidered very strong tournament contenders. with 6:37 left to play. The Spartan baseball Though SJSU is also hailed as one of the tougher The Spartans were in the event, recent bouts of illness Learn, in dire need of a teams participating handed an extra lift when ineligibility has tightened the screws victory to end its current and one unfortunate Gaucho catalyst guard down on the Spartans. four-game losing steak, Jerry Ocasio fouled out "I've had to do a lot of shifting around for this tour- faces the University of with 10:39 remaining and nament," D'Asaro said. "You might call it 'fancy foot- Pacific in a three-game SJSU ahead by a 10-point series beginning tomorrow margin. work." on the Spartans home During this 13-minute Spartan foilist Phil Ballard, who recently competed in diamond at 2:30. span Rank and Stretch the Junior Olympics held in Portland, Ore, and placed Saturday's noon Graham, who started the eighth in the foil category, was declared ineligible to doubleheader will be contest at forward, dazzled compete this weekend due to academic problems. played in Stockton. the sparse crowed with an Tako Okamoto and Clay Fingerman, who also The Tigers are in array of offensive moves. claimed a top honor in the Junior Olympic competition, the Nor- second place in Rank, who would have are both battling the flu. thern California Baseball had a tourney record 29 Assocation with an 8-1 "Losing three of my top foilists has definitely points had not a lane weakened the foil team," DAsaro said. league record, 11-2 overall. violation occured on one of However, D'Asaro expects a first-rate performance SJSU comes into the game his free throws occurred, from foilist Mark Decena, who recently took the first- at 4-8-1 overall and 2-4 in said the key to his success place seat in the NorCal Individival Championships league play. fifth in the was taking the ball directly NCBA. earlier this month. at the Gaucho defense. The Tigers, coached by "The coach Berry)( He also predicted a strong Sprtan showing in the Tom Stubbs. finished fifth told us to bring the ball sabre competition, although top sabre competitor Brian in NCHA play in 1979. but inside and we did," Rank Reed was moved to the epee squad for this weekend's improvements in defense said. "Also, we made our matches. and pitching make them a free throws in the second "I'm weakening the team by taking Brian away, but I definite threat for the half. We didn't get any in feel they (the sabre team) are pretty strong," D'Asaro NCBA crown. the first half." said. UOP will put its best Rank scored 16 of his 28 The competition this weekend will determine pitcher, sophomore lefI' points on free throws and eligibility for the NCAA Fencing Championships. The top hander Greg Unger. on the hit six more from inside five fencers for each weapon qualify. mound Friday. Unger. 1-1. five feet. "My main concern is to qualify at least three fencers was the NCBA's co-Rookie- Ricahrd Anderson and in each of the foil, sabre and epee categories for the NCAA of-the-Year in '79 with a 9-1 Steve Parrott led Santa tournament," he said. "I think we can do it." record and a 1.89 ERA. Barbara with 14 points The Spartans will go apiece. with their own sophomore Pacific's Greg Unger. an NCBA SJSU survived left-hander Mark co Rookieof -the Year last season, will open the three -game SJSU a streak LAKER 10 LONDON $549 of sloppy passes and Langston, 1-1. on Friday. 'Pacific series tomorrow for the Tigers Mark Langston will start for SJSU. Both are 1-1. 'I.' Sat misssed Ed FROM OAKLAND If the Spartans are to Saunders' free 1,4,ru Apr throws during the final 1:36 win any of the games with healthy .395 average errors in just 13 games, far former shortstop Kevin may be hurting the to hang on for the victory. Rrrirmilrep Irrom UOP they must develop As a team the Spartans too many at critical points, Jones at second had trouble Spartans the most. Robles trims In last night's second $300 some consistency at the are hitting at a .ns pace according to head coach making plays against led the Spartans in RBIs SF -ROME game, Long Beach State Inn)) plate and stop making the and have a team ERA of Gene Menges. Stanford, totalling six last year with 50. t1111' $273 was leading UC-Irvine 27- critical error 2.23. Menges has had to errors in the three-game Spartansnenti ev ehrayvgea left SF -LONDON 22 at the half. If the 49ers 55.15 1,0111 "We need to develop SJSU's porous fielding shuffle his infield in recent set. runners on base than SF -FRANKFURT $285 were able to hang on for the the killer instinct and put and failure to bring games because of an ankle Menges thinks the the opponentmoreeppo win, SJSU will face either people away." Spartan baserunners across the injury to starting third Spartans slow start is due except last Sunday's 16- LOWEST SFO-LONDON Utah State or Long Beach second baseman Chris plate have been the main baseman Rick Dominguez. to what he calls "a lack of inning affair against State tonight, depending FARE HIGH SEASON roillId1r1O Gallego said. reasons for this season's The new infield of clutch hitting." Stanford, where they left upon the outcome of the Gallego leads the collapse. Chris Gallego at third, Sam Here is where the six baserunners to the Pacific-Fullerton State I 1211 hurl (milking sst 11.14 ( tar hire- Spartans in hitting with a SJSU has committee 34 Walker at shortstop and ineligibility of Greg Robles Cardinal's 11. game late last night. risda rid If both Long Beach and ( all Jim Dewrance: 98.4-7576 Pacific won, SJSU would Lady hoopsters battle for playoff bid tonight play Utah State. But if BRITISH EUROPEAN TRAVEL Fullerton won, the Spar- 95129 by Dave Kellogg "Our first game Cal's top rebounder order that Banks can do streches. tans would test the 49ers. 1080 Saratoga Ave. San Jose There's just one more aginst them was the worst Christine Sellin. her damage underneath. The Spartans can ill- we've played all year, NorCal vendetta left and Another player SJSU is Banks alsofp needsr afford to have Banks and SJSU women's basi...tball especially defensively," going to have to contain is avoidst e problems her 7.9 rebounding average team will have a ehanee to SJSU coach Sharon Bear forward Colleen whichhave herle inW and15.4scoring average on (GRAND/AUTO) renew it tonight when it Chatman said. "It wasn't Galloway. Galloway is the past, fouling out of the bench. FOR seeks revenge against so much what they did to Cal's -money player," three games this year and Tonight's game will be HOW visiting California at 7:30. us, it was the things we according to Chatman, and riding the bench for long carried on KSJS (91FM . HIRING For SJSU this final failed to do." is the squad's leading ...IS JOBS! round game will give the Those things, ac- scorer with a 18.5 average. -TIME. Spartans a chance to beat cording to Chatman, were SJSU will be looking to SPARTAN C) PAM the only team they haven't general breakdowns in get some firepower of its MID beaten in the conference defensive own out of Karen Mason FULL WORK fundamentals. TO this season, wrap up sole To keep that from and Banks. PLACE to hap- 11th & SAN ( ARLOS GREAT place possession of second place time Against USF, Mason AUTO...A is a great a Pening this Chatman Auto and has and make a strong bid for has once again showed the (1 BLK. from CAMPUS) GRAND Grand opportunities made some matchup part-time, career Management the No. 3 seed in the form that has made her a Full-time or f ine career ex- up- changes. Auto has within to earn an coming two-time All-NorCal pick. 75 Washers work. Grand trom employees Western Regionals. promotion Auto f inest The most significant of and Dryers policy of Grand the industry's Should Cal repeat its Chatman will be Full-time one of paid those changes was putting positions. & enjoy company 78-69 victory over the looking for Mason to loosen salary 1003/4 Auto also Spartan defensive ace Teri starting including Grand to Spartans earlier this up the Bear defense with NO WAITING ce)lenf itt packages, insurance. wishing Swarbrick on the Bears' vision care others season. however. 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February 29. 1980 Sports 5 Wrestlers battle for PCAA crown tonight by Dave Meltzer "He'll have to beat the kid from Fullerton and then beat All the practice, all the victories, the national ranking Moore in front of his home fans." -- they're all on the line tonight for the Spartan wrestlers SJSU's Eddie Raze, 24-5-1, is the defending PCAA in the PCAA tournament in Logan, Utah. champion at 126 pounds. Bass's toughest competition The Spartans, ranked 17th in the nation by National should come from Utah State's Dale Gardner, 18-6. Mat News are going into the single-elimination tour- Bass stopped Gardner 11-9 in their only meeting this nament in the favorite's role. year, in a match in which Base was slowed by the flu. Utah State, a 25-12 victim of the Spartans on Feb. 12, is the two-time defending champion. Last year the Aggies Utah State's Steve Wright looms as the favorite in the skinned SJSU by a mere 2.25 points. 134-pound class. Weight, 22-5-1, is also defending PCAA Not only does the tournament determine the team champion. His draw came against SJSU's Steve I.utz. PCAA champion, each individual champion qualifies for SJSU will be sending Dennis McDowell, 12-12, as their the NCAA tournament to be held March 13-15 at Oregon representative in the 134 class. McDowell stopped 1.utz in State. a wrestle-off earlier this week. -We'd like to take five or more wrestlers to the On paper, SJSU dues iot figure to have a chance in the NC'AAs," SJSU coach T.J. Kerr said. "We'd need three of 142-pound division. The Spartans' Denis Shea. 2-6, sur- those guys to get some big wins in the NCAAs to place in prisingly beat Doug Stewart, 16-12, twice in wrestle-offs to the Top 20." determine who would go to the meet. On paper, the Spartans have seven men with potential Top picks by record in this division are Portland tournament-winning ability. State's Rick McReynolds, 19-10-1, Long Beach State's Bob -All of cur guys are capable," Kerr said. "It depends Sole, 15-8, and Utah State's Darrell Smart, 19-11. on the mental attitude everyone has going into the tour- The 150-pound class looks like the toughest one for the nament. I don't think it's that unreasonable that we'll Spartans. SJSU's Adam Elias, 14-21, has three honorable place all 10 guys in the finals." mention All-Americans with which to contend. It may not be unreasonale. but it will takes few major Portland State's Kevin Benson, 19-1, and Fullerton upsets. State's Mike Elliott, 31-3, loom as co-favorits in what h Do vol Fie/Irate, While the Spartans should regain the conference should prove to be the toughest division. SJSU's Dave Brouhard (top) looms as the favorite in the 167 -pound division of tonight's PCAA crown which has eluded them the past two seasons, Utah Benson, a sophomore, was runner-up last year in the championships Brouhard is currently ranked seventh in the nation. State will be tough to beat at home. NCAA Western Regionals. Fullerton State and Portland State ( a member of the Eliott, a senior, has won the PCAA championship the the 167 -pound class." Improving freshman Jerry Morrison, 18-15-1, is PCAA for wrestling only may provide trouble. Long past three seasons. -Evidently he doesn't know about ( Dave Brouhard," SJSU's hope in the 190-pound class. Morrison scored his Beach State and Fresno State look to be battling only to SJSU's honorable mention All-American, Reggie Kerr responded, saying Brouhard will win the crown. biggest win of his collegiate career Feb. 12 when he stay out of the cellar position. Thompson, 26-12, should be the favorite in the 158-class. Sporting a 26-4 mark. Brouhard is ranked seventh in stopped Utah State's Jim Dreyer 11-7. SJSU has a very capable 118-pounder in sophomore Portland State's Bill Benson, 8-8-1, Utah State's Dave the nation. The heavyweight division should be all Casey Wayne Jones. Kerr has confidence in Jones but admitted Hagedorn, 18-11, and Fresno State's defending PCAA Kerr also is very confident that 177-pounder Ken Gulliford. The Spartans' Gulliford, 17-11, looms as a solid Jones has as tough a task ahead of him as anyone. champ Warren Flynn, 10-7, should be Thompson's Klein, 25-8, can take the crown for the Spartans. favorite. Jones. 29-8, will have to defeat honorable mention All- toughest foes. Klein Ls a co-favotite along with Fullerton's Tony Gulliford's toughest competition should come from American Victor Duarte, 17-4-1, of Fullerton State to As for the 167-pound division, Portland State wrestling DePaoll, 19-7. I.ong Beach's Bob Grimes, 15-7 may be the Robert Woy, 9-7, from Fresno State, whom Gulliford make it to the finals. coach Len Kauffman said flat-out, -Pete Lucas will take spoiler in this class. pinned quickly Feb. 22. In the finals, Jones will almost certainly have to face his old nemesis. Utah State's Tracy Moore. Moore, 28-3, two-time defending PCAA champion, is now ranked fourth in the nation. One of his three losses was to Jones by an 8-7 margin in San Jose on Feb. 12. -Jones has the odds stacked against him." Kerr said. &TDK Sports summary TOWER RECORDS AUDIO TAPE Cards test women golfers Tower Records is pleased to announce a rare event: a sale on The SJSU women golfers are gearing up to give two of the most outstanding blank audio cassettes available: Stanford and Sacramento State a workout in NorCal the TDK Super Avilyn and the TDK Dynamic. The TDK SA tournament action tomorrow and Monday. is the high bias reference standard cas.sette. 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Women in tough swim meet The SJSU women's swim team, 4-7 in dual meets, will be participating with eight other teams in the Stanford :Invitational beginning tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at de Guerre pool complex on the Stanford Univesity campus. ; The competition which continues through the MMUS 4Veekend, features Stanford, Hawaii, Pacific, Fresno, UC- San Francisco Berkeley Concord Mtn View Campbell Davis and Nevada-Las Vegas. rtt SHine, S ITS V 2510 DURANT 12130 WIt lOW PASS RI) EL CAMINO AT 1900 SOUTH BASCOM 1"iffri NEAR TEL [GRAPH OPPOSITE TOT Will OWS SAN ANTONIO ROAD AT THE PRUNE YARD stardom, r anked No. 2 nationally, has won the competition the last two years and is heavily favored to repeat Cal is expected to place second. February 29. 1980 6 entertainment SJSU play a 'downer' 'Friends' won't make many by Ron Regalia runs off with Sebastian's ed. The cast engages in phi- their composures. assignments of this A melodrama, ac- sexy young niece Claudia, losophical debate and soul- A little subtlety would professional production cording to Webster's New a whoring "fly-by-night" searching throughout the have greatly improved the written in New York. The Collegiate Dictionary, is "a woman who detests being play. At times, the chara- play. It would have made entire production was work characterized by alone. cters seem to be talking to the characters more thrown together in just four extravagant theatricality If these brief themselves or the audience convincing and the weeks, a "minimal time" and by the predominance characterizations seem rather than to each other. production more cohesive. according to director of plot and physical action confusing, it is because The spectator may have Kathleen Miranda. over characterization." they are. "Friends" is a Sebastian and Skan- had to work harder to The spectator must "Friends," an SJSU complex production which ner. particularly, are understand the ideas, but understand two important student production now fails because it attempts to erratic in their verbal probably would have en- points when viewing playing at the Studio pack too many ideas into interactions. When joyed the play more. "Friends." It is a modern, Theater, roughly fits that too short a time span. seemingly on the verge of The SJSU student if imperfect, melodrama, definition. In it, quality The dialogue is often fisticuffs, they suddenly performers do a fairly good and it is a professional play acting takes a back seat to unrealistic and exaggerat- break away and regain job of handling the tough performed by students. the exaggerated portrayal of intense human problems. The play, a downer from opening to closing 'Wavey' new album for Ronstadt curtain, is a classic example of modern theater by Chuck Bustlllos Side one of "Mad Love" captures Linda at her grit- in the tradition of Henrik Throughout the mid-'70s, Linda Ronstadt was rock tiest best. Her driving coyness in her vocals is explosive Ibsen. The characters music's heralded female vocalist without peer. and stronger than ever and on some tunes, like the title themselves are weak and The endJ the '70s saw an end to her reign. track and "Justine," she appears to be toying with a serve only to highlight snappy, precocious British accent. abstract ideas such as With the emergence of Deborrah Harry and Rickie on, however. Ronstadt's inex- loneliness, old age, love, Lee Jones, it looked as if the Southern California beauty As the album tracks shows. She turns Elvis hate,jealously and sen- would roller-skate her way out the musical spotlight and perience with this new style Girl" into a swooning ballad instead of timentality. into the arms of her Sacramento boyfriend. Costello's "Party deliving it with the crisp pretentiousness the tune merits. To harshly judge the Her latest effort, "Mad Love," should be the punch the premiere four student actors is that Ronstadt's needed to regain her spot as Having Peter Bernstein and Mark Goldenberg of the superfluous. They are not female vocalist. convincing and are guilty Sweet Linda has hung up her satin jacket and of overacting, but that, we rollerskates and stepped out of the LA "mellow rock" Ma- h or lialah.o are told, is melodrama. fia stereotype. Gone are the flowing curls. Gone are J.D. Record Review To he beheaded or not to be beheaded. That's what went through the mind Maggie and Sebastian, Souther, Don Henley and Glen Frey. No Buddy Holly of a volunteer from the audience as Magician Andre Kole prepared to lower n elderly couple, songs to be found either. "new wave" band the Cretones helps add a bit of true represent the problems of What we have in this package is a Ronstadt turned his guillotine "new wave" artistry. But Ronstadt is her own worst old age. She is a hopeless "new wave," complete with scrambled, jagged title and enemy by staggering the pace of the album by including romantic who lives more in song labels and a black and white album cover. Here, somber versions of the Lettermen's "Hurt So Bad" and the past than in the Linda dons a short cropped Beatle-like hairdo, long Neil Young's "I.00k Out for My Love." present. He is a bitter, vampy finger-nails and more make-up than she's worn all man whose Illusionist illustrates gospel frustrated of her previous album covers combined. There are some obvious flaws in Ronstadt's "Mad past youth is longing for the Love" and no doubt she'll be the target of criticism for by Denis, I in tier hand and manifested in jealousy and It will be interesting to see just how well the "new It was turn, he raised his stepping into boundaries where she did not belong. But Senior explosion with a blinding lust. wave" audience accepts this reincarnated rocker into Journalism there was an this is definitely the best Ronstadt that has come out in a class' attention, but Skanner, their middle- their off-beat territory. A man floats in space, a bunting rope flash of fire. He got the long time. Rather than wallowing through more corny, becomes a cane, a woman shrinks to an the teacher flunked him. aged black boarder, is a If Rondstadt had given her "new wave" facelift a 100 percent effort, she might have shocked the pessimists into bouncy ballads, she's utilizing her powerful voice to the incredible size - this was all a part of During Monday night's show. Kole, frustrated musician and the few slip-ups and fullest once again. Andre Kole's "World of Illusion" in SJSU's who has achieved international fame in 73 Sebastian's longtime unanimous welcome. Unfortunately, of "I told Student Union Ballroom, Monday and countries, talked about his psychic friend. This friendship is inconsistent pace will probably warrant a deluge And besides, it could have been a lot worse. She could Tuesday nights. research. Time Magazine asked him to shattered when Skanner you so's" from the hardcore new-wavers. have gone roller-disco. Kole, a world renowned illusionist, study psychic surgeons in the Philippines. performed an unusual magic show for These surgeons claim to perform about 600 persons. He used an illusion to operations without medical instruments illustrate the gospel of Jesus Christ and to and anesthetics. this week talk about a personal relationship with Kole testified in court on behalf of the him United States Federal Trade Commission Bye Tuesday, Michael Hastings Sunday, Band Wednesday and About 20 years ago. Kole was asked to in its effort to stop the promotion of Dougherty Wednesday. 93 Milestone Tuesday and Thursday. 33 S. Central events investigate the miracles of Christ from the fraudulent psychic healers in this country. S. Central No. 68, Camp- Jeffra Cook Wednesday, Ave., Campbell. 866-8288. Kole said the surgeons were actually music viewpoint if an illusionist and skeptic. bell. 374-2733. The Pruneyard, Campbell. The Wooden Nickel: Closed "Images of Mexico:" A "Since I'm an expert in the field of illusion, performing illusions. comprehensive exhibition Flapper McGee's: The The Country Store: Mark 3714505. due to fire jai nage. I was qualified to do this investigation," he Spin and the Jay Ogle Band of Mexican paintings to be Kok conducted a seance on stage with Naftalin's R and B Review Keystone Palo Alto: Greg San Jose Symphony: The said. tonight, Back in the Saddle displayed through March the help of two volunteers from the tonight. Lydia Pense and Kihn plus Kevin Barry second program of its 1980 Saturday, Byron Berline 30 at the San Jose Museum Kole concluded from his study that if audience. The volunteers tied his hands Friends Saturday, "Laugh Band tonight, The Chamber Series Sunday at and Cache Valley Drifter of Art. 110 S. Market St., Jesus was a magician he would have had and bound his ankles to a chair. Your Ass Off" Monday and Rubinoos Saturday. WO 3 p.m. at the Montgomery Thursday. 29 N. San Pedro San Jose. 249-2787. to carry truckloads of equipment with him Tuesday, Hot Cider Wed- Next Big Thing featuring Theatre. For further in- While Kole was tied to his seat he Street, San Jose. 998-0616. "Cruiser Bins and Off- to perform his miracles."We can't do it Several objects nesday. 157 W. El Camino, Teleport Sunday, Dreamer formation call 298-2300. contacted the spirit world. Road Dumpsters:" today with all of our scientific equipment." were tossed about during the seance. But. Sunnyvale. 736-0921. and The Kidz, KFAT FAT Bodega: Earthquake Bill Graham Presents: The Sculptural paintings by ' Throughout grade school, Kole was Kole reminded the audience that what they FRY Monday featuring tonight, TBA Saturday- Fargo's: Stardust tonight Clash Saturday and Sun- James Feeder to be dedicated to becoming a great illusionist. had seen was only an illusion. "I use Gary P. Nunn plus the Thursday. Lydia Pense and Saturday, Chawps day, 8 p.m. at the Fox- exhibited through March 7 While other children played games or natural means to create a supernatural and Friction Bros. 260 Friends Sunday, Electric Wood Wa rf ield Theatre. San in the SJSU Union Gallery, watched television, Kole practiced picking effect." Friday and California Ave.. Palo Alto. Monday, Chawps Tuesday Francisco. upper level of the Student snakes and Saturday. March 7, 8. 30 S. 324-1402. locks, hypnotizing birds, The magician also levitated his body and Wednesday. 2540 Union. people. Central Ave., Campbell. Smokey Mountain: for the crowd. This illusion is one of Role's 374-4000. California St., Mountain The Odyssey Room: Rock- "Anne Healy Site En- favorite acts. It seemed to be very popular Skycreek tonight, Omega In tonight through Monday, vironment" Will be Once Kole had to give a speech in a View. 941-6373. among the audience too. Bulldog Jacks: Gail Zeiler Saturday, Hot Cider 1.ady I.uck Tuesday displayed at the Word- college speech class. The instructor tonight, TBA Saturday, The Garret: Cruis'n Sunday, Uncle Rainbow through Saturday. 799E. El Works Inc. through March or to begin their speeches -Any 8-year-old can do what I do," he wanted lass Moss Gindi Sunday, Dave tonight, Steve Seskin and Monday. Laser Boy Camino Real, Sunnyvale 14. 337 S. First St., San with sonodiang 'attention-getting.- When said, -after 20 years of practice." Morris Monday, Rock-A- Friends Saturday, Steve Tuesday, Cornell Hurd 245-4448. Jose. 998-4310.

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San Jose S5 lee ? enny 374 7011 eve, Noexp No refunds on For cancelled ads Sale Lost end Found Stereo TYPnie 1. 1 February 29. 1980 8 May Day march held yesterday Revolutionary May Day Brigade member, 40 Irs TX identified as Maria rAtts’ a< Toth 30. viArrS ,R44 Gonzales, was one of 002 nOD 11.71, 7t/RN IT Oa CHAANFI sir rw 100E55 approximately 20 Oteh AND WO YEAN I *f T4BLF ARE fq.it co040 . marchers yesterday MN, . SUA,L r 414E afternoon at SJSU. ST zoo 41 Zr.... The group marched Na-y, SUrNE couLD UsTrog around the campus rki IF wk./ WAN, RV. urging students to support the upcoming May Day International Workers Day They chanted We fight for the May Day Brigade. and We fight for the working class." The reaction of most students was in spartaguide_m_ difference or negative

hi MIA e ICSA International will information call Michael SJSU Army ROTC will Career Planning and hold a Brazilian Carnival Bryant at 277-8870. hold a rifle meet at 7:30 Placement will hold an Show arid Dance at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in the "Interview Presentation" tonight at West Valley India Student basement rifle range, at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the Ryland Tower gets permit College Campus Center. Association will have a MacQuarrie Hall. Call S.U. Almaden Room. Call Eduardo Movra at 248- general meeting today at Chris Clarke at 277-2985 for Suggestions will be offered by Scott Hinrichs the project will "violate rezoning for the site that hearing before the city 0301 for information. 2:30 p.m. in the S.U. more information. on how to research, The Ryland Tower stare law." The project, was previously zoned for council. Guadalupe Room. For prepare for, and make the Service project, nronneed VIA 5 she said in a letter written single-family residential Fifteen residents of the Student Health information call Bhaguant The South Bay chapter best of interviews. neighborhood will hold a Tay-Sachs Mangat at 238-6467. million high-rise condomi- by herself, is in "clear units. The Ryland Tower victorian of the U.S. China People's Ryland screening orientation for nium to he hodt about disregard to the California project would occupy the adjacent to the Friendship Association will Campus Ambassadors volunteers at 2 p.m. today San Jose Panhellenic seven blo..k, :,ortri of 5.151 , Environmental Quality block bordered by North Tower site, spoke in op- host Shirley Wood, an (EAST) will hold Bible in the Health Building, announces that its annual was granted a multiple' Act." Also, said Risser, the First and Second Streets, position to the project. American woman living in Studies from 11:30 a.m. to room 206. For information scholarship will be family high-rise zoning project doesn't conform to Hensley Avenue and the Issues discussed in a China, at 7:30 Sunday night 12:30 p.m. and from 12:30 call Oscar Battle at 277- available to undergraduate permit by the city planning the Solar Rights Act of Southern Pacific railroad previous planning com- in the Community Room of to 1:30 p.m. every Monday 3622. sorority women, including commission Wednesday 1978. tracks, five blocks north of mission hearing were the the California First Bank, in the S.U. Montalvo Room. . unaffiliated initiated night. The Ryland Tower hearing Santa Clara Street. height and mass impact of 990 N. First St. Call Tim Brooks at 226-8665 According to Rita alone took 3 1/2 hours The next step for the building on the Vietnamese Students women on campus. for more information. Risser. representing before the planning Landmark Square neighborhood, the shadow Association will meet at 1 Deadline is 3/15/80. For Campus Ministry will Assemblyman John commission, in a five to Developers Inc. and impact on the area and the p.m. today in the S.U. information and ap- hold Sunday Worship: . Inter-Cultural Steering Vasconcellos. 1)-San Jose. two vote, approved Ryland Tower will be a question of solar rights. Almaden Room. For in- plications write Helen Protestant at 5 p.m., Committee will hold the formation call Quang Do at Young at 6219 Squire Dell Episcopal at 6:30 p.m., and second annual In- 277-8400. Dr., San Jose, 95129. Roman Catholic at 8 p.m., ternational Folk Festival at the Campus Christian at 7:30 Monday night in the First Immanuel Today is the last day to Center Chapel, 300 S. 10th S.U. Ballroom. Wearing of Lutheran Church invites all Students feel strike pinch file for May 1980 St. Call Fr, Dan Derry or traditional costume is by Brian Boyd Mil people to walk to another students to a College-Age MOP' OM INN graduation. For in- the Rev. Peter Koopman at Call Ray Dodd store." dinner at 5 p.m. Sunday at encouraged. As the retail clerks formation call the 298-0204 for more in- or Muriel Andrews at 277- Chu sees many people 374 S. Third St. Bring strike and lockout grinds graduation section in the formation. 3690 for more information. he knows going into the something if you can. Call through its sixth week. Office of Admissions in- SJSU students walking the store. He says that while at formation line at 277-3433. Mary Jane at 969-1984 for picket lines are beginning the beginning of the strike more information. to feel a financial pinch. he was able to turn away a Organization of Arab Strikers who walk the few shoppers, recently he Students will have a film First Immanuel picket lines a minimum of has been less successful. about Palestinian People at Lutheran College-Age will 16 hours a week get $40 "This is the closest noon today in the S.U. hold a Bible study at 9:30 from the union. store for SJSU students," Almaden Room. Admission a.m. every Sunday at 374 S. **That's not enough to he said. "They listen to is free. Third St. Call Laura at 266- Who's Hughes? what we have to say but pay my rent," said 4613 for more information. chemical engineering they go in anyway." SJS University Club First to develop a synchronous-orbit satellite. Syncom initiating the whole era of space communications senior Kim Chu. Both felt that con- will have a Leap Year get- ier Aar sumer apathy was a First in high-technology electronics Chu has worked at the together from 4 to 7 p.m. COPIES \I problem. LaGrone said the r/ Your first employer otter graduation. perhaps, Before I.ucky market at Fifth and today at the University of the 1/2 c oscrnrtht graduation. ask yuul placement (Ace when Hughes media coverage Club, 408 S. Eighth St. For Santa Clara streets for a strike was a leading factor. 3 Aircraft Company's recruiters will be on campus. year and a half. While he information call Walter -no minimum 'Most people think the stnke was Konishi at 277-2672. believes we're out here for money," necessary, school and she said. -If they would living expenses can't be Residence Hall Ac- HUGHES look at the issues involved KINKO'S ignored. tivity Council is having woncl AM; eforloonc; it would help. They think iti 1I San Carlos SI I have enough money "SJSU Masterjam at 9 we're out here just to drive 29; to last another couple of p.m. tomorrow in the AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M F up their food cost. That's weeks," Chu said. "After Dining Commons. The cost Is, at: not true." that. I'll have to apply for is $1 for the first 50 women, 12)', 1rd cot Stores involved in the food stamps." and $2 thereafter. For strike are 29; i Graphics sophomore Safeway and A/ Raley's. Desiree LaGrone, who also I.ucky, Alpha Beta and works at the I.ucky market Ralph's are involved in a lockout in conjunction on Santa Clara Street. says with the strike she has learned to live ’very skimpily" since the She was married at 13. strike began. ATTENTION LeGrone said that She had four kids Ili Intl AR 010S students may be under Be, lime an more pressure than other by the time she was 20. H,,n,ti dash, VImatiett, ordained minister strikers since students hV ii Unisersal lilt' have less time to work and A student does double duty studying and She's been hungry and poor. ( hutch For have school expenses along picketing at the same time details tall with living costs. She's been loved and cheated on. two agree that it is a but many of them are Res W oodside at "The $40 a week just tiresome and often difficult sympathetic," I.aGrone 211--1810 lease She became a star isn't enough." I.aGrone a singer and task. said. "This is the only store no and best time said "I'll have to go out "I haven't stopped a lot around so we can't really rail because it was the only way and look for another job of people from shopping expect the neighborhood soon." she knew to survive. According to Frank Dininger, executive assistant to the regional director of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union. while students don't have as much to gain from the strike as some other workers, students should support the strike. Some of the things we're striking for directly affect students," Dininger said. We want a 16-hour a week guarantee for anybody who wants it. You - can get $20 an hour but if they only schedule you for one hour a week it doesn't do you much good." While all points are negotiable until the final contract is signed, there are certain points that the union considers "key." aartni4te4:f Seniority, the ratio of part time employees to full time, the use of non-food '_ALIGHTER employees and pension EL HAPPY BURRITO SISSY SPACEK TOMMY LEE JONES benefits are being discuss- ed at the negotiations in Food that's worth smiling about! TOM. MINER'S IAD( iHTER- Washington, D.C. also starring BEVERLY I)AMiElit LEVON HELM Senienplay by UN RICKMAN Burritos Carnitas Autubiography by LORETTA I:YNN with ( EURGE VECSEY LaGrone and Chu Based on the agree that they. like most Tacos de Carne Asada Executive Prislucer Hf Hi LARSON Po iduced by BERNARD S('HWAR'17. other student employees, Food Directed lw MICHAEL APTED A HEHNA tit'llWAlf I NIVEKSAI. Mil HE won't make a career out of To Go Sandwiches grocery work. 7 days a week 8 to 8 1 don't know that I 155 E. San Fernando & 4th Sts. will benefit," LaGrone Opening March 7 at a theatre near you said. "I won't be around San Jose. CA 95113 1408)289-8590 that long." As for picketing, the