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the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 Volume 88, No. 12 Serving cdoes(1,t . February II. 1987 SJSU may house Weather Service Peter F. Lester. chairman of the de- oi .1. proximity to campus. he said. Mc idea of co-locating was a

partment. II the Mid -Peninsula Regional aunt idea that came out of inlOrmal a year and a half Move likely if radar OK'd About 60 percent will go to the Open Spaces District turns dim n the meetings held about ago.'' Lester said. weather service and the department National Weather Ser% Ice request. the By "tom Dunlap he added to SJSr s can.0.1. w..ster The move will enhance SJSU's 'I would expect the rest. Lester said. sery ice w ill set up shop NOITICW here plan. said Bill Chatham. Cs1 s Mel will get the Daily staff writer else. Lester said department, the only degree program new building would of planning. Whether the new meteorology in meteorology in the CSU system. The forecast looks bright for The proposed building will oc- laboratory. estimated at $3 million, If and when those negotiations .ester said. certainly draw more are SJSLI's Meteorology Department cupy approximately 23,740 square feet will exist is tied to the outcome of a se- complete. SJSU still begin lease negotiations About 75 students are now weath- located adjacent to Duncan Hall, said ries of negotiations. Lester said w ith the weather ser% students, both The department may someday Es an. said. ering the department's curriculum. and share a new building on campus with Executive Vice President J. Handel The weather service is currently "I would expect the new building graduate and the National Weather Service, under Evans. negotiating with an organization that The SJSU Foundation --- an aux- would certainly draw more students. plans Mr a project approved by the The weather service will move its controls the radar station on Mount iliar.% organization that raises money both graduate and undergrailute." he undergradute.' California Stale University Board of regional center from Redwood City to Umunhum. 12 miles south of campus, for the university will "float a loan, said. Peter F. 1.ester, Trustees. the proposed building. Evans said. Lester said. lust like any business." for the con- struction of the building. Evans said Lester said he hopes there is some meteorology chairman The trustees gave their stamp of SJSU's Meteorology Department The weather service won't make decision on the project by the end of approval to the project at their meeting will share the proposed building with the move to SJSU unless it can place a The weather sers ice will e% en- the semester. so that construction can Iasi month ...lowing a new building to the National V., ...all., s 1e. said Ilek, 1.1k Lit ',tem on the peak he...,as.. irdlst(il-i. begin by the end iii the tall semester Asbestos Poet's house to be moved to Removal safety doubted old San Jose reconstruction by SJSU students, staff By Larry Aragon and Stephanie M. Nichols Landmark Daily staff writers SJSU students and eniplo cc, were concerned about their satiny dur- named after ing and after removal of a strip of as- bestos from the ceiling of an Engi- neering Building breezeway. S .J . poet 'I got a call Friday afternoon from a mechanical engineering staff By Deborah J. Kaplan member who voiced some concern Daily staff writer about the (removal),' said Stan Edwin Markham's "Greek Re- Vaughn, building trades supervisor vival" farmhouse is tieing moved to and division asbestos coordinator for the San Jose Historical Museum this Facilities Development and Opera- week, though many poeple aren't s tions. sure why. The staff member, who refused to Markham". house was claimed disclose her name, said about four stu- as a city and state national landmark dents came into her office and asked Qay ounii in the 1930s. hut before that it See ASBESTOS, ham -I, page irreihrreA dire. t, played a vital role on campus. From 1915-1925 it served as the infirmary for the San Jose Normal School, where Markham graduated from in Rush violations 1872. Markham's career as a poet began at Bailey Millard's New Year's Eve party. in 1898. being investigated Millard was the editor of Wil- liam Randoplh Hearst's San Fran- By Annie M. Belt cisco Examiner, and decided that all Daily staff writer of his guests had to tell a joke, an- Anticipated charges of a dry rush 'I understand the necdote. or make some kind of con- ..iolation were not presented at the In- tribution to the entertainment that raternity Council meeting Monday. president of the house evening. "There have been allegations of a who is making the Markham read his poem "A rush violation." said IF(' President Man With a Hoe" and Hearst was so Jim Knoll. "We thought charges charges isn't going to impressed by it he printed it in the 'PS would he filed but they were not." Examiner on Jan. IS. 1899. IFC Vice President Pete Crosier do it.' Markham received $40 for the said he and a president from another Jim Knoll, poem. traternity house both witnessed a dry IF(' president Med by the weight of centu- rush violation at the Spartan Pub Jan. ries he leans 29. Dry rush rules state that members Upon his hoe and gazes ill the Crosier said he expected the fra- ground. of SJSU's 13 fraternities may not buy ternity president to file charges at or consume alcohol with a rushee. The emptiness of ages in his Monday's meeting face, A rushee is defined as "a male at- And on his /mei, the burden uf However, no charges were pre- tending SJSU who is not an initiated sented Monday See FRATERNITIES. had, page the world The poem was a scoop for the Examiner, and it brought national at- tention to the newspaper. Markham A.S. distributes funds became a symbol of the reform gov- ernment of the 1920s. After he became successful, he to club requesting aid moved from the Bay Area to the East By David Barry which is due this May Coast and wrote another popular Daily staff writer The pre -Dental Association vs ill poem called "Lincoln, Man of the Associated Students Special Allo- use its mime) to fund a pair of guest People cations Committee gave money to one speakers. said Ten Cooper, A.S. di- This commemorated the first club while asking another to return to rector 01 sponsored programs. Lincoln birthday of the 20th Cen- the committee at a later date. tury. One speaker will he Irom the Uni- At Monday's meeting, the com- versity of CaldOrnia at Los Angeles; Hundreds and thousands iii Brad Manair Daily staff photographer mittee voted to give the SJSU pre- the other from The California Dental people heard the poem, as it was one 1 In hi lllll of poet t thi inlark ham sits in parking landmark is scheduled to he moved to the San Jose Dental Association $110 for this se- Association. Cooper said. of the first poems to he read for such tot lnfiimmuf 5.151 f tilts Building. The historical Historical Museum in Kelley Park. mester. The pre -Dental Association's re- an occasion. The Turkish Folklore and Tou- quest was approved Monday because it rism Club was asked to come hack on was for under $2181 Feb. 23 with more complete informa- tion for their request. The club re- Groups wishing more than $200 Historical landmark to leave SJSU quested $1.890 from the A.S. commit- must he approved by the allocation tee. committee and then voted on by the By Deborah J. Kaplan tion for his poem A Man With a plan. We arranged a deal with The club had planned to use the A.S. Board of Directors. Miramontes Daily staff writer Hoe." SJSU to acquire the house and 'Our plan is to money for sets and costumes for their said. bring it to the museum. Muller The poem that put Edwin The two-story structure is lo- shows. Not every group is eligible to re- said. reconstruct what San ceive money. Cooper said Markham's career on the move was cated on two-thirds of an acre of Last year, the club received a written in a house on Eighth land just behind the SJSU Dining 'We wanted the house hea- S900 loan from the AS.. all of which "In order to receive money, they Jose might have regular Street which is also on the Commons. It will be moved to the cuse our plan is to reconstruct what was paid hack. Then, in the spring, the can't already he in the bud- move. site of the San Jose Historical Mu- San Jose might have looked like at looked like at the turn club requested $2500 to attend and get." she said seum at Kelley Park as soon as the turn of the century.** she said. perform at the World's Fair in Van- Eighty percent of the group also weather permits. said Kathy Muller of the century.' couver. British Columbia, Canada. must he SJSU students The house was designated an Markham. a San Jose Normal of the San Jose Historical Museum. KathyMuller, said Gabriel Miramontes, A.S. con- Groups requests funding have to School alumnus, was a struggling historical landmark in the 1930s in troller. he approved by a majority vote of both official who national atten- museum on a $1.- poet finally got "This has been a longstanding SO' MARKILAA1. buul, MI 0. The club finally settled the allocation committee and the A S. 500 allocation and a MO loan which hoard. , Forum Wednesday. February II, 1987/Spartan Daily

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Editorial Dry rush more trouble than it's worth

Interfraternity Council obviously cannot the fraternities at SJSU, their national chapters and The enforce dry rush and should abandon the rule. the members of IFC who are required to investigate Spring '87 dry rush began on Jan. 26 and any violation of IFC rules. ended Feb. 4, but WC Vice President Pete Crosier witnessed a violation of the rule on Jan 29. He also Instead of improving the image of the fraterni- said he had been notified of at least one other viola- ties On campus, the rule is adding pressure to each tion and that the fraternities needed to learn they fraternity and to the IFC to maintain proper discipli- would not get away with these violations. nary actions.

Supposedly, dry rush was initiated to enlist No rule is effective if it creates more problems new fraternity members without the use of alcohol than existed without it. Now fraternity members and the problems it brings. must watch for violations so they can report within Last semester Alpha Tau Omega was fined a specified time to the IFC. No longer fraternity $150 and placed on probation for violating dry brothers, members are expected to turn each other rush. Sigma Chi charged that ATO had supplied in if the rule is broken. pledges with alcohol during rush. Instead of creating animosity between fraterni- inci- melop4 Publicity generated from both of these ties who are required to turn each other in, individ- ca.A.f.fehii:V.A70717 dents suggests that the rule is merely a public rela- ual fraternities need to sponsor their own dry E COMMITTEE tions tool to improve the rowdy images of the fra- rushes. In this way, NO SM01,

We, the American press, buy the party line. Worse Vladimir DanclieN let iicssss aster, denounced yet, we sell it. the Soviet war in Afghanistan over Moscow radio in Me We are all the more laughable because we pride our- successive programs. He exhorted the Muhajadeen to "not Andy selves on being the ever vigilant anti-establishment watch- lay down their arms" and to light against the Soviet "inva dogs. keeping America safe for June, Ward and the Beaver. sion" of their country. Bird Unfortunately. Watergate fueled the myth. Woodward Stephanie M. The Soviets sent Danchev to a funny farm and returned and Bernstein were the champions, a couple of latter-day Nichols him to his job after psychiatric treatment. lone rangers, fodder for a country that feeds on hems. According to a Soviet official. Danchcs was not pun- The ranks of journalism schools swelled with eager ished because "a sick man cannot he punished.** A Christian speaks out young things aching for the chance to expose anything from The Western press fell all over itself writing stories fixed parking tickets to toxic praising Danchev's story as an example of the triumph of am a Christian. spills. Ni) scandal too big. No It was a misguided attempt to keep Vietnam "free." the human spirit refusing to be cowed by a totalitarian re- Though that statement may mean many dif- Viewpoint scandal too small. Call us. While When the Soviets sent troops to prop up a Communist gime. iferent things to a lot of different people. Chris- we are out looking under rocks regime in Afghanistan, we readily adopted State Depart- In Paris a prize was established in honor of Danchev to tianity to me means living life with a purpose. and peering through peepholes. the larger questions are ment newspea and called it an invasion. he given to "a journalist who fights for the right to he in- It means taking into account the philosophies laid never addressed. We scorn Pravda as a mouthpiece of its government. formed." down by Jesus and his love for mankind. They are never addressed because we accept them We point with derision at Third World censorship and de- Danchev certainly deserved all of this and more. What it doesn't mean is passing judgment on blindly. velopmental journalism. Imagine what would happen if Dan Rather on five suc- other people who may live a different lifestyle or prac- It never occurs to us to question why the Marines in What we do is much more insiduous. We do not have cessive broadcasts of 'the "CBS Evening News" described tice a different religion. Nor does it mean being inflex- Lebanon were called a "peace -keeping" force when to a to he censored or government-controlled. We are fully in- Terry Anderson as "a hostage of Palestinian freedom fight- majority of affected Lebanese the Marines were an "occu- doctrinated. ible or unwilling to accept change and innovation ers** and called for "Israel to stop its war of aggression." such as scientific discovery because it doesn't fit pying force" supporting the rule of the right-wing Chris- We religiously believe in words like "fair," "accu- Well, we do not have to imagine. We have a minor ex- in with doctrines laid down by remote theologians. tians and the privileged Muslim sector. rate," "objective," never considering our unconscious ample. It never occurs to us to call an Israeli air attack incur- self-censorship or built-in biases. Most Americans who would like to openly de- Several months ago. Rather began closing his broad- ring 500. mostly civilian, casualties an act of terrorism. In- We are insufferably self-satisfied. clare themselves Christians are appalled at the thought casts with the words, "Good night and courage." The word of associating themselves with someone like a Jimmy stead we call it "retaliation" for a Palestinian terrorist at- People living in the Communist Bloc and the Third "courage" caused such a brouhaha that Rather was forced Swagger' who has appointed himself dictator of tack. World know better than to believe what they read. They to revert to his formula sign off "good night and thank you judgments over the Western World. It never occurred to us to call the Vietnam war an act of know it is propaganda. They use it for toilet paper. for joining us. aggression. Not us We recyle it. Swaggert and his TV colleagues draw their Courage was too depressing tor us strength espousing passages from the Bible to create fear and submission. But they teach only parts of the Bible that fit into their game plan, overlooking pas- Letters to the Editor sages like: Judge not, that ye he not judged. Matthew 7..1 Money for students, not the Contras tainty. It is only a question of priority, and in my eyes stu- teal prisoners, or eight years of dictatorial rule without elec- dents in the United States need it more than those guerrillas tions.? These TV evangelists would like you to think Editor, who are killing a lot of innocent people in the name of de- The fact is the Sandinistas cannot claim popular sup- they speak for Christianity, hut they have I have been reading the letters on the Contra aid issue mocracy. After all, the real security of the United States lies port for their Communist government. Their leader Daniel caused people to turn away. Oral Roberts' re- and am taken aback by the attitude of certain students' sup- not in war machines. but in people. So let us all hope or a Ortega is a credit-card-carrying Marxist dictator. Collins as- cent plea for money to save his life from the wrath of port oi it. better and educated future generation. serts, "Ortega turned to the Soviet Union for Mod and sup- God humiliates me as a Christian. I can't blame other The United Nations Charter clearly states the right of Zia D. Hussain plies only because the Reagan administratration applied people or being embarrassed to profess their Christian self-determination and sovereignty. If the majority of the Soph lllll ore economic sanctions against his country.** In 1980 Congress beliefs. population of a certain country chooses socialism as their ( outer Science allocated nearly S200 million in economic aid to the new The Christian church has seen its popularity de- form of government, then it is the moral duty of each con- Nicaraguan government. In response Ortega wen( to the So- cline over the past several generations because of the ntry to recognize it. Funding Contras sensible approach viet Union and started the largest military buildup in Central attitudes just mentioned. Young people in particular U.S. security is not in danger because there happens to Lditin, American history. are rejecting many of the church's canons because oh he a socialist government in Latin America. If only the I hope Tom ( Inns Jr. does not expect Spartan Daily Nicaragua is a country teeming with contradictions. the hypocrisy. United States would stop policing the world and stop spend- readers to believe his Feb. 5 letter, "Let's Forget the Con- Candor and reality based thinking arc needed when dis- Most Americans have been exposed to Chris- ing millions of dollars on civil war -- which serves no pur- tras." is based on a true story. It is filled with factual errors cussing U.S. policy toward this country, not phony geopoli- tianity. and I would be willing to het that most have a pose to this nation - then perhaps one can focus more at- and statements that are easily discredited. tics. With a sensible approach someday the Nicaraguan peo- fundemantal belief in Jesus and our Christian God. tention to the domestic problems within the United States. The Contras are not the final remains of the Somoza ple can have the freedom and liberty they is ant. But so many are also appalled by the attitudes dis- In case some of us have forgotten. the Gramm-Rud- government as he states. In fact they are comprised of many ichael Kennedy played by people who call themselves "God-fearing man bill would stop students from pursuing higher educa- individuals that once fought against and overthrew Somoza. Senior Christians." tion hecasue the bill would cut hack federal aid to students. Collins tells us that the Somoza dictatorship was "re- Bit ilogical Science lam a Christian hut I don't fear God. How can I That SIO0 million in student aid would make the dreams of placed by the more humane Sandinistas." What is humane fear someone I love? a lot of students conic true. Why waste money on Contras about the genocide they commit trying to kill all the native Driving slow causes more accidents The term "horn -again Christian" is so overused that it no longer means what its supposed to. Experi- when our own future generations are on the brink of uncer- Miskito Indians, the concentration camps they run for twilit- Editor, encing spiritual rebirth is the most significant part of Feb. to the editor brings up sonic Mr. Bacio's 9 letter my life because it is an ongoing process. interesting points about sate driving. In a study performed by the National Society of Traffic While I am no sage at age 30.1 have pondered a Engineers, accidents can he statistically linked only to full cycle of spiritual philosophy that ranges from ag- ER , COULD speed differential, not absolute speed. What kills is not nosticism to an extreme of atheism. The years of pon- when a car going 70 mph rear ends going 60 mph, it hap- dering finally brought me to one conclusion accep- YOU VIEWERS pens when a car is going 70 mph and the other is going 50 tance of Jesus Christ. PLEASE HURRY mph. But spiritual rebirth is a process that never ends: According to the California Highway Patrol the aver- every discovery about the world, the universe and our- UP \4 ITH age speed in California is about 59 mph. In this instance it selves is a form of being reborn. When we make dis- was shown that a person going 54 mph is about twice as coveries. there is a rebirth from the old thought that YOUR and the likely lobe in an accident as one driving 59 mph. The same died. Without rebirth we, universe we area DONATIONS' is true for the person going 64 mph. Slower is not better! part of. would stagnate and wither away. You should move with the average traffic speed. As modern Christians we can look to the Bible Secondly if speed kills how can it he that the average for spiritual guidance and as a way to live our lives. speed on U.S. highways has risen every year for the last but we must also accept the Bible as a hook of history five years, hut the number of deaths has fallen every year and parables. The Bible may seem outdated and there- during that time? The traffic miles, by the way, have also fore useless to many, and it is if accepted as literal been increasing. There are more people on the road, all fact. The problem is compounded by those who going faster, yet we are dying less often. preach an unwavering fundemental line of hull about David Witeraft the nature of man and the universe. Sophniore I interpret the Bible, beginning with Genesis, as ( he in ist r symbolism written for a civilization that several thou- sand years ago simply didn't have enough knowledge about the universe. Man, always an inquiring spirit, has to have some fundemental questions answered be- Forum Page Policy lore embarking on the path of ultimate questions. Jesus often taught in parables and I believe the The forum page offers an opportunity to express story of creation of man and the universe is a parable vsews on important issues. 14 the evolutionary processes told by God. The Spartan Daily encourages readers to writc In Ralph Waldo Emerson's words, "All I have letters to the editor. All letters must bear the writer'1 e teaches me to trust the Creamr for all I have not name, major, phone number and class level. Phone seen numbers and anonymous letters will not be printed. Deliver letters to the Daily office on the second Andy Bird is editor of the for page. . Bird- micrin floor of Dwight Bente! Hall, or at the information cen- sey e iew appears es ery XX ednesday ( iod Milling. SPAR ter in the Student Union. 1 Spartan Daily/ Wednesday, February II. 1987 Currents Page 3 Chiropractors are not Dateline quacks, student says AIDS discrimination denied SAN FRANCISCO (API A state commission on 01 the eighth anniversary tit Shah MtlhaMMild Re ta Pah- Tuesday banned job discrimination against AIDS v ic- lavi's tall Irom power. By %A Miami:. Sleeker brat misalignment can he an im- the public deserves to know this is a inns. ruling that the lethal disease is a physical handicap There have been rumors that Khomeini is in poor portant actor. The notion I am appalled at the ill-informed, is not exclu- highly credible source when compared under state law and saying it cannot he transmitted by health, hut his voice was strong and steady during the sive to chiropractic as both medical writ dogmatic, outdated opinions about the to Brown's reference to a poorly casual contact. 17 -minute address broadcast by Tehran radio. His re- and osteopathic professions chiropractic. including a letter to the recognize ten, poorly researched and obv toady The precedent -making, unanimous decision by the marks also were reported by the official Islamic Repub- it. biased editor that appeared Jan. 26. The let- book "Health Quackery... Eair Employment and Housing Commission means an lic News Agency. Secondly. Brown equates chiro- ter. written by Vas Brown, objected Chiropractic education, which employer cannot use AIDS as a reason to dismiss or re- Khomeini said Iran was battling 14 a 'divine practors with astrologers In SJSUs cooperation with Palmer presumably consists of at least six years of post use to hire a victim who is able to work. cause" in the war, which began in September 1980 with because both are unscientific. While I College of Chiropractic -West on the secondary education, is accredited by Chadbourne. 36, died of an AIDS-related cancer in an invasion by Iraq can't speak for astrology, this is proba- an agency recognized by the U.S. De- January 1985, a year after he was diagnosed as having bly the most ill-advised statement he partment of Health Education and the lethal acquired immune deficiency syndrome. His makes. Consider the 10 or so rando- Community Welfare. Chiropractors are licensed in doctor had told his employer. Raytheon Co. of Goleta. mized controlled clinical trials con- all 50 states and in many foreign coun- that Chadbourne could return III his job as a quality con- Meese porn war continues ducted on spinal manipulations during Perspectives tries. Chiropractic care is reimbursed trol anal) st w allow endangering himself or others, hut LOS ANGELES hank pros- the last decade which have proven the (AP) A data tor all by Medicare and most private insur- the company relUsed it) allow II ecutions of pornography effectiveness of chiropractic care for adult and child will he central- :iounds that chiropractic is "the most ance companies. I could go on. 'Fhe commission awarded his estate damages lin ized by the federal enforcement painful hack conditions. Consider the government to aid law successful medical fraud of the 20th losi salary ol nearly eight months, totaling about 56,00(I around the country. U.S. many scientific studies funded by the SJSU should he applauded for its Attorney General Edwin century." and by implying that chiro- including interest. Additional damages for emotional Meese said Tuesday practors are "quacks." Foundation for Chiropractic Education role in the preclinical training of doc- tors of chiropractic. Far from being distress and punitive damages were denied, on the Meese said runaway children are often exploited by In replying to this unwarranted at- and Research. Consider the many sci- laughed at, the university will he grounds that the company had acted in a climate of pornography rings, and his office will cooperate with the tack upon the 30,000 doctors of chin). entific studies funded by the 52 publi- looked upon as a pioneer in its concern "considerable uncertainty," hut the commission said it National Center on Missing and Exploited Children to pratic and their nine million satisfied cations of the faculty at Palmer Col- for the health of the nation and for its might not he so understanding in future cases now that counter this trend. patients per year, there are several lege in 1986, which have appeared in contribution to the scientific validation the law has been established. "A hideous new form of the slave trade has devel- points to make. First. I doubt that peer-reviewed and indexed journals of the chiropractic approach to health. Raytheon could appeal the ruling in Superior Court. oped." Meese told the Los Angeles County Board of Su- Brink!), as a business student, has any and proceedings. Deukmejian has twice vetoed hills that would have pervisors on Tuesday. "one that has expanded with the business at all in judging the validity Finally, consider that the Ameri- I wonder about the motives of an explicitly forbidden job discrimination against AIDS problem of missing children. generally of any theory of disease, let alone his can Public Health Association, one of individual who is so obviously unqua- victims. He said runaway' children who hang out on the simple notion of what he thinks Palmer the oldest and largest professional lified to pontificate on matters beyond streets ol big cities can expect little but beatings, rape College-West leaches. In fact, chiro- health societies in the world, officially his area of expertise. Perhaps a course and disease. practic teaches disease is the end result sponsors the Chiropractic Forum sci- in research methodology would help. Condom ads supported Thus, he said, "pornography hurts people, both by of a multi -factorial process of patho- entific paper sessions and has an orga- William C. Meeker, D.C. is a the way in which it is made and the way in which it al- ph). siology. in which sublusation - nizational policy that slates chiroprac- graduate student in the Department WASHINGTON (AP) Surgeon General C. Ev- feels people who get hooked on it.' ss his not synonomous with verte tic care is "safe and effective." I think of Health Sciences erett Kilo') told a House panel on Tuesday that he favors The data hank, known as the Center liar Obscenity advertising condoms on network tele% islim because the Prosecution, will include sample indictments and a sta- national health threat posed by AIDS "overwhelms tistical reference service, he said, as part of a seven -pan SJSU tunes in Soviet television other considerations " anti-pornography campaign which also includes the Koop said that such advertising should promote dis- Obscenity Task Force of the Justice Department. Meese ease prevention rather than sexual activity and that, said. properly presented, it would pros ide a valuable health to educate students, faculty ser vi ce. -[he surgeon general, designated the Reagan admin- Senator praises trade stance By Deborah G. Gambol graduate student designed a software istiation's lead spokesman on AIDS. did not state his po- Daily stall writer program to track Russian satellite pat- sition on advertising in his prepared testimony hut ex- SACRAMLNTO (API U.S. Sen. Pete Wilson pressed strong support for it in response to questions praised Gov. George Deukmejian's get -tough stance Students and faculty members of terns. said Betty Benson, director of `Through this trom members of the Health and Environment Subcom- against Japanese trade harriers Tuesday, hut SJSU interested in learning about life instructional telecommunications. distanced mittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee. himself from Deukinejian's threat to consider reinstate- in the Soviet Union now have the After receiving a government programming you are He acknowledged that condoms do not provide 100 ment of the unitary tax as a weapon against Japan. chance to study the nation's culture grant. Stanford University offered the percent protection against catching AIDS from an in- "The kind of pressure he was putting on the Japa- and habits by watching Soviet tele- program to SJSU at no charge. Benson looking into the Soviet fected partner hut added. "With all the failures and nese is absolutely proper. More I pressure) needs vision said. to he The project offers live coverage Union's customs.' drawbacks it's the only thing we have in the way of a put on them. The kind of thing he did fit very well with The Soviet Television Project harrier.' the efforts of the U.S. trade representatives," Wilson aarted at Stanford University when a of Soviet television, which is broad- Walt cast in Russia from 7:30 p.m. to 6 Schenk, said of Deukmejian's tnp Iasi month to Japan to open a a.m, and includes news broadcasts, lecturer of foreign languages California trade office in Tokyo and discuss trade har- movies, dramas and documentaries on Ayatollah sees war ahead riers with Japanese leaders. subjects ranging from industry to So- and Art departments. Benson said. Deukmejian and Wilson. California's top Republi- Spartan Daily NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP) Ayatollah Ruhollah can officeholders, discussed issues ranging from party Serving the San Jose State idt life. If the program continues and is In order to receive the transmis- able to grow, there is a possibility of Khomeini declared Tuesday that Iran's long conflict politics to offshore oil and trade policies in a joint news University Community with Iraq is a holy crusade and his fundamentalist follov. sion, it was necessary to gain permis- offering tapes of the Russian shows in regime conlerence mg a prtvate meeting. Since 1934 will make v,otild sion from Russia to designate the pro- the Student Union, she said. "war until victory. ' Responding to questions. Wilson said he The 86-year-old Shiite Moslem patriarch delivered favorite (UCPS 509-480) grams "for educational purposes Even though there is no present he very enthusiastic about it" if Deukmejian is a his first public speech in nearly three months on the eve son candidate tor president only." Benson said. cost, a future charge of 53.000 by next year. The Soviet programming is being Monher nnt Colniunno New.papci PiehlwIstn. Stanford University could he a prob- ...awn Jed tlw Scon.o.ituns lh,. Puhlwhpl taped and translated in order to offer it lem because the Instructional Tele- h, San how Side 1:onrwit,. during rho kulkp to departments which don't take ad- vision Fixed Services (ITFS) program Spartaguide ,ror the opinion. rpwswnt Or 1110 poor 40 nut vantaize of it now, she said. doesn't have the money to fund the nctrwanl, threw ool Ihr Hepdrimerit of Insarnolrunt The focus is to get instructors to The Associated Students Board of Doren 'Franc at 2934%1(18 lor intorma- and Mas. Coninwinsation, the Russian Television Program, Benson Campus Ministries will host itinalthdraisw no an, namlerni no 14.111 ram, iew the broadcasts and to learn how a said. Directors is accepting applications tion "Vietnamese Bible Study" between iron Marl wh,rsptium a, nnrocal no a rcnonninact .ni study of Russian television can be ap- Money from lottery revenues Or today and tomorrow' for the positions 5:15 p.m. and 6:30 p.m tomorrow at ...incur? haw, Full nswInell, Sc.,,. SI, ia,hw plied within their own departments. some sort of interdepartmental funding of director of business affairs and A.S. Delta Sigma Pi, a co-ed business the Campus Christian Center between nwstrr S Sir let n ample.Pt Inq k Or, I S Lee. Walt Schenk, a lecturer in the controller. Turn in applications ai the fraternity, will host a lecture on be- 10th and streets, Call 270- lan.ampu. Lindner, pod tor donna+ An...mooted from schools interested in continuing San Carlos 5tiskint..11 S 5,150 pans manor crenated dear.. Foreign Languages Department, is the program could possibly he used to A.S. office on the third-floor of the coming an entrepreneur at 7:30 p.m. 1226 for information. 1%now Klounal ,!? 7 Mal ,%.1,rnisere, ri till translating the broadcast after it is pay the fee, she said. Student Union. Call Victoria Johnson. today in the Business Classrooms. Pruned tw Frslne Parks Pfc.. taped. He is present during the live The program also gives Russian A.S. director of personnel, for infor- Room 301. Call Ann LoGerfo at 379- Delta Sigma Pi, a professional IhwIniuder PICJW wad all elan,. "erections In broadcasts to explain what is going on mation. 87114 for information. co-ed business fraternity, will sponsor Spina.. Dail,. San .11.4. %LW 1.'nornip. One language students a chance to practice V. nohow, on %union- %ato how CA 951',, to viewers. translating and allows all viewers to a beer and pizza party at 7 p.m. tomor- "This is an important event be- understand the propaganda from both The School of Business student The Asian American Christian row at the Round Table Pizza Parlor, STAFF cause we have very little access to the sides so they can decide what the truth organizations concludes their business Fellowship will conduct its weekly corner of Saratoga and Moorpark Ave- Soviet Union. Through this program- is for themselves, Benson said. fair today from 9 a.m. to 3 p ni on the meeting at 8:30 p.m. today in the Stu- nues. Call Robert Tavarez at 984-5371 Business Tower walkway. Call Bar- Editor Scott G Hamilton ming you are looking into the Soviet This week the live broadcasts of dent Union Almaden Room. Call Don for information. Advertising I ynn Hunter Union's customs, habits and even their Russian television will take place barn Wong at 289-9443 for informa- Chin at 997-78014 for information. Director City Editor Paula Ray Chnshansen geography." Schenk said. Wednesday and Thursday from 12:30 tion. News Editor ',It Michael Hussell Interest in the program has been The Gay and Lesbian Alliance p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Instructional Fill YOUR Assistant News Editor Sue Kiyabu expressed by students and faculty in Resource Center Building (IRC). The Gerontology Club will hold weekly luncheon, featuring "Coming Forum Editor Bud Andy the Economics, International Studies ROOM 306. its initial meeting at noon today in the Out Stories." will he held from 11:30 POCkETS Assistant Forum Fd1101 Dan Kier Central Classmon Building Room a.m. to 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Stu- Sports Editor ion Gutman 100. Call the Gerontology Department dent Union Almaden Room. Call Feature FdltOr Janet! Hail at 277-2723 for information. Steve at 293-463(1 for intennation. Entertainer Editor Amy I Pabalan SJSU program offers Photo Editor Apol Sven Associate Editors Oscar Guerra The California Intercollegiate Carrer Planning and Placement Press Association will sponsor an or- will sponsor a "practice interview Ses- F L Walters re-entry counseling sion" Chief Photographer Juke Bennett ganizational meeting to discuss its for all interested students from 2

Retail Advertising Manager Jett Ogden statewide April convention of college to 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Instruc- By Deborah C. Guadan class they want for $5 with no limit to Downtown Retail Advertising Manager journalists at noon and 6 p.m. today in tional Resource Center Room 310. Daily staff writer the number of classes. loony Mahlman Dwight Bente! Hall, Journalism Read- Each session will he taped allowing for Some students ease into school The program was initiated as a National Advertising Manager I at Cooper ing Room. Call Frank at 277-3181 for individual feedback. Vale,. with no problems and no complaints. taxpayers National Assistant Manager Eric way of repaying California information. Marketing Manager Sheryl Braker But for re-entry students, adjusting to for their contribution to the education The Math and Computer Science Co-op Manager Jenorler Monday school after a break in their education O'Reilly said. system. The Student Occupational The- Department will host a lecture on "Se Spectat Sections Manager Jett Rattans may be a little complicated. The Re-Entry program also spon- rapy Association will host a "welcome quences of Sets in a Metric Space" by Special Sections Assistant Reneger The Re-Entry Program offers series of weekly brown-hag sors a hack celebration" from 12:30 to 1:30 Gerald Beer, a professor from Calit or- Julie Balers counseling to both prospective and lunches for both men and women. Art Manager Adam Brown p.m. today in the Student Union nia State University at Los Angeles. at new students on services and degrees The lunch program offers lectures Production Director Mnchael P Foy Umunhum Room. This is a brown hag 4 p.m. tomorrow in MacQuarrie Hall, available at SJSU. on subjects such as coping with lunch affair with sweets and drinks Room 324. Call Marilyn at 277-2411 The program defines a re-entry school, raising self-esteem and crea- Reporters provided. for information AdV1141k, Aragon. El 'ha arnone John Bagley. student as someone over 25 years of tive life planning. I airy Davol Harry Diane Flesireno Ann,* Al Belt. age who has, for whatever reason. program recently started a ill n/? The Career Planning and Placement, rsa Bobadua Pape Borgol Tom Dunlap. Si. taken a break in his education and social club. the Re-Entry Club. which L along with Student Affirmative Ac- pOlo Flirson Judah Faught. Mark Foyer. Jell for the weekly wants to return a degree. meets in conjunction with tion, will sponsor a workshop on Goularte Deborah G Guadan Hans Ingebret- is about 15 years old said Dicy Turcotte. a nc2nnc7nnnnnnnnnnvnnnvvvninnv The program lunch group, "Black Professionals and the Job Mar- RM, V.clor Manuel Inzunce Drvya Jhala. Gene and at first was mostly aimed at peer counselor at the Re-Entry office. Jr Deborah J Kaplan. KM* Lather ket" at 12:31) p in today in the Stu- Johnson women who came hack to school after The purpose of the club is to give stu- ,an Stephan,. IR I./Knots 11050 Tong I se dent Union Almaden Room. SPRING '87 PLEDGES a divorce, said Virginia O'Reilly, co- dents attending a large university such Photographers ordinator of Re-Entry Services. as SJSU the chance to meet and talk. Eta Phi Bela Sorority, Inc. will Lunches are held Robert Airold Mrchaal Hurst, Joe Gov.,' Craig Now the program helps students The Brown Bag conduct informal interviews for spring John H I /hydrae F (award I edesma. Who 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Kohlruss, want to change careers, add some Wednesdays from rush from 1 to 2 p.m today in the Stu- Brad Margin. Nancy Nadel Bret J Polvorosa, Student new skills or just take a class or two, in the Pacheco Room of the dent Union Montalvo Room. Call i.is, Nii.ssoN George SalRestad she said. Union. For students coming back for a CI HUSSY NEI 'BAUER Artists degree, classes and groups on career Cliff Asher Regina Aviles, Shannon Hamlin. Si. planning are also available. STACI STRZEK Cook, Danny i.e. Cathy Ralnie Carroll. Chnsta When selecting a career it's im- LussieT Conn. Maimed, Sheryl Vironlo, RENEE STIZOt Karen Waller portant to describe the qualities of an 1Q ideal job such as the hest hours and en- e2 e2 Notional Account Esecullves vironment for a particular person. BE A SWEET' lEART! e2 Caro, Hubei Sharon Cnno. liens* Cravat**. O'Reilly said. Suzanne Tenalus. Part of the program's role is to help people whose jobs are no longer Special Sections AccouR Executive's in demand find an area they are skilled e2 e2 Travel llossetta Barbara Hanscom*, Veronea in and enjoy. Send someone special Alveret "Basically, the program provides a Spartan Daily k'aloiline lierteeng Consultants help to get people started," O'Reilly said. Wham ry.oa ',Hum r raper, Colette Kokes "A lot of what we sell is reassur- visit the valentine turssagt. Pam McOunilen I on Ann Unsnarl Johnny V. ance. Re-entry students must be at least booth in front of thr Minden! e2 Account Executives 25 years old, hut because of an over- 'nion on NInin his' - VerInesrlay e2 lao How Cheryl Chaffin Athena Chances \WC fill waiver fee program a lot of older C9 lona Fakes Plumy Fynns Wesaley Fong students are going hack to school, she ONLY $5.(X) DELTA ZETA /JAI:: 01 II X;ES Chns Johnston Wendy Knwarnolo Jell Kres,. said. DEEP 1 X MN IN 0111? ,S!S! Rich Noraden Rory Raymood Gel TeRor The waiver fee program allows C7 Kendra Vandonakker in,. Wrgancl students over 60 years old to take any VC2C2C2C7C2C2VC2C7C2C2C2C2C7C9C7VVVC2C2C2C2VC2 MOP

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Len swaps shorts Gutman for clipboard Inside hit By 0ax id Bart x About 10 yea, ago 1 won two tickets to sec men's protessional volleyball match. It was he Daily staff writer i wren the San Diego Breakers (I think that was Midway through their lkcember contest against Ore- then name) and soine other team. For some strange gon, the SJSU basketball team is struggling. The Spartans' reason I went offense is having problems getting good shots. Alter squirming around III my seat tor an hour On the bench. SJSU graduate assistant coach Ontario and a hall. I decided I neyer wanted to see anothei Johnson leans over and offers head coach Bill Berry a piece poilessional yolleyhall match again. 01 ads ice. The league lolded.The world was just not ready A year ago as the Spartans starting point-guard. John,. or it. son woUld have been the one receiving advice. But since ac- There were a number of things lacking. First. cepting his new position, he has been instructed to tell Berry volleyball was not a very well-known sport at the N hat he sees. time. The action was last and it was hard or specta- And on this winter night in Portland, he notices that the tors to tell what was going on. III tense is entering tot) low. tie believes that it they start Also, the rules and terminology were not well- I nun higher up, they will get some easy shots. known. There were double -hits and kills and digs. Berry listens and quickly instructs his team to do just But things have changed over the last decade. that. The Spartans. much to the sainstaction of Johnson. re- The 1984 Olympics brought both men's and women's spond with a pair of baskets. volleyball into the world arena, and college vollexi,T1 Yet despite moments such as that one, Johnson still has has started to become popular as well. .1 hard time believing that he is ai coach at the college level. Enter the San Francisco/San Jose Golddiggers in the new women's prol e ss usual volleyball league. Until four months ago, Johnson had never even consid- 'I think it can u(ak. Golddigger general man- ered the possibility. ager An Johnson says "It's a tremendously exciting Since childhood. Johnson had been intent on pursuing sport a career in professional spins. The six -team league's principal stock holder is "I had dreams of the NBA and dreams of playing pro- Robert Batinovich. the Cl-A) in the Glenhorough ('or lessional football and baseball," Johnson said. "I played pontoon. a real estate firm in Redwood City The allitt those sports quite well." teams AFC di,. 1,11111 \ III SLIM' league Vol leyhall . Inc. Ile had starred in basketball at Gardena High School in This IS a neu idea in that it one team lil WS well Southern California and then later at El Camino College. Spartan Daily File Photo the whole league prospers or it one team tads the where he SO:is minted the Caliliinna junior college player of whole league suffers. It's a new concept in profes- Johnson guards a Fresno. This year Johnson roams the sideline, giving sional sports ownership, and it just might he original I's-Spartan point -guard Ontario enough to work. Fresno State player in a game last season played in instructions to some of his former teammates. For one thing, the league consists of women WI- 'The toughest leyhall players only . adjustment has could probably red-shirt. hut I decided to play ." Johnson realire they're talking to me." he said "Volleyball is more suited as a women's sport said. "I kept hoping that sos siumtse so is I could play Johnson's perception of the game has also changed. because the men are too powerful,'' Sieve Arnold. been seperating this year. Nit I can't." Johnson said. "When I was play int!. I used to lust rely on my tal- league commissioner says "It's like watching two It was this love for the gamic that in earls NOVemher ent." Johnson said. "But nou . 1 realire that it takes more great servers in a tennis match you never get to see myself from the brought Johiguin around to the Spartan practices than that (M louse to deal N Ills l'_' to 13 ditterent personal- a rally. In volleyball the women have more grace and 'I told the coach alter coming to the nisi one that I ities .ind try to combine them into one unit.' ' finesse and they rally more.'' guys I played would probably come by two or three times a week.' ' John- For this reason. Johnson. who primarily helps the Also, the league is spread out across the country son said "But then Coach Berry asked me il I wanted to guards. uould like to see all members ol the team coach. There are teams in New York. Chicago, Minnesota. with.' so ork att assoaant "I think that players during the summer should all Los Angeles and Dallas. as well as here. Ontario Johnson, Johnson, of course readily agreed, hut he knew the joh coach a team to see the Inistration that our coaches go National attention will help the league, and the assistant coach would C011ie with its prices. through It would help them %kith their (mil game as well," cable TV possibilities are endless. . Many of the current Spartan players including lie said The spring schedule is also a good idea. Football George PUOU, Reggie Owens. and Ricky Berry sent' all .A. lit- Johnson's future. he first plans to get his degree is over. hasehall sy ill lust he getting under way and teammates of Johnson 's a year ago. in public I elan ions. But after that. he's just not sure. collegiate yolleyb.ill is in the tall, so the competition the year. "The toughest adiusiment has been seperating myself Ile \you'd still like to play basketball somewhere won't he too still Then in 19s4. he had come to SJSI.' But Isis two years from the guys I played so ids." he said. "I'm a member of in the world and possibly coach. But the best thing about this league is that San )1 play mg did not materialize as he had hoped. the coaching stall nos and I have to do my ioh I can't so- Jose has a team, and the games will he played at the In his first year. he shared the point-guard duties and cialite with them. hut I know the players real ire Nat . "roe talked so ith Coach Berry and with Coach (assis- San Jose Civic Auditorium, us em aged st N,1111, per game. In his second year. Johnson lie has also had to learn to be addressed hy his new tant Dane) Bollu 'like, about coaching." Johnson said. San Jose needs a professional team to help its ((nee again averaged six pOlniS per game. hut missed the title. "And 1 real ire it is a tough prolession. But it you want image. The Golddiggers should he compet 'to. c . first seven games 55 all a stress tracture ol his loot. "Some of the players so ill come up to me and say 'hey something. you will this the work to aceomplish it." The team is led by Lisa Ice. &NU' s All -Amen "When the injury hut last season, the coach said I Coach 0' or 'hey Coach Jiihnson, and I'll look around and Now. if he can only get used to being called coach. can and the second player chosen overall in the league drafi . The team also has Lori Corbelli, coach of the USF women's volleyball team and 1984 Olympian. as well as two other ex-SJSU volleyball stars, Ten De Team Busk and Christa Cook. captain leads Spartan wrestlers The Bay Area can definitely support a team. Some of the best volleyball in the country is being By John Bagels ’ I think that they will do well." KhanhaNan said. likes Eissner's desire to wrestle well played in this .irea. SJSU was ranked as high as No. 1 Daily stall writer Although the SJSU wrestling squad has not ivrfiirmed "Greg is a young. strong and in the nation this past season. Pacilic has been the Despite a team record of 5-7. SJS1.1's wrestling team well lately. Khanhabian telt the main reason was poor re- very physical wrestler." NCAA champion for the past two years and Stanford has something to smile about. cruiting. Khanbabian said. "I look for him to do real well next sea- son... and California are also very competitive. Senior team captain Arnold Khanbabian has compiled "These wrestlers wrestle well and try hard, but if any - If you've ever been to a Spartan volleyball match .1 record oi NTT I this %raison and a 48-10-2 record over the one gets injured, problems arise due to lack of team depth." Baum. a 158-pound sophomore. lettered in wrestling you know how fantastic the women play. The games past tuv seasons. Khanhabian said. "The problem is recruiting. We hasen't four years as a prep. He was a three-time sectional cham- are action -packed and thrilling to watch, and the ath- khanhalmin. 21. has been wrestling for the past 10 had a good recruiting year since EN e been here.'' pion and placed twice at the Iowa state prep meet. Khanha- letic ability of these women is tremendous. s. practicing about 211 hours per week. He came to Khanhabian said the wrestlers to look out kir next sea- Nan said he feels Baum could really benefit the team next I'm sure Major League Volleyball, Inc. will he III in 1983 when he was recruited by former SJSU wres- son are Greg Eissner and Shane Baum. year. lust as exciting, if not more. i,1112 coach T.J. Kerr. Len Gutman is the sports editor. Full Omni Khanhabian said he came to SJSU for its prestigious Eissner. a 126-pound sophomore. had an 8-16 overall "Shane is a strong wrestler." Khanbahian said. "The appears eY cry Wednesday. sinst ling background. lie feels his recent success can be at- record last year as a freshman. Eissner lettered tour years in experience he received this year is priceless next year. tributed to being named team captain. wrestling at Concord (('alif.) High School. Khanbabian guarantee he will be a big asset to this team "This year 1 sons made captain, which put me in a pus Sports Shorts satin) to set an example for the rest of the team," Khanha- VVVVVVVVVVVVV Nan said. Last day to place a Baseball Although Khanhabian wrestles in the 118-pound class. his natural body weight is 132 pounds. He said the shedding ? V defeated Div ision III Stanis- Valentine's Day Ad I, The SJSU baseball team ol 14 pounds before It match is quite often a difficult task. ? taus State 8-3 Tuesday afternoon at Municipal Stadium, 'A week before It match I cut down on my food in- win for the Spartans, ? in the Spartan Daily. V Al Bacosa (2-11) chalked tip the take... Khanbahian said. "The key fir me is to get down to got the save. his first McPeak ? V now 5-3. Matti McPeak 121 pounds the day of a match. The remaining five pounds of ivirect relief tor y Look for the booth in front if pitched three and two-thirds innings is just water weight which is no problem to lose.''

SJSU. Being only 5-foot-4 and weighing 118 pounds has not IP A a tough 111th inning, giving up IF of the Student Union. V Warrior pitchers had allectey1 his performance. V hatters. Kevin Richards V four runs while hitting two Spartan "I'm not a pinner, Khanhabian explained. 9:30am-2:00pm it SOF (0- 1) absorbed the loss. If he doesn't pin. how does he win'' ...4,,,,,.I" Thomas went two tor lour m viriPVIP,1111111,1tV Spartan outfielder Rob 'My hest move is a high crotch to double (a bask game, extending his hitting streak to eight games the two-point takedown move),'' Khanbahian said. offany 18K ring. Men's Tennis Khanhabian said another key to his success is prepara- tion. Wednesday The Spartan men's tennis team lost 8-1 to StantOrd "I always try to get here before everyone else and $3 9.t)?d, Tuesday afternoon at South Campus. mentally prepare for my upcoming match," Khanhabian Nite Cinema Jeff Tarango led Stanford. defeating SJSIT's No. 1 sand. ''The only thing on my mind the day of a match is the seed Malcom Allen 7-5, 2-6, 7-6 (8-6 in the tiebreaker). match.' presents The Spartans 0)-i) won only one match. as Tom Shee- Khanhabian is a three-year letter winner who has been offany 14K ring,. han and Paul Carbone defeated Eric RCM and Jeff Cathrall a regular for the past two seasons. His best season so far 6-4, 7 -Sin doubles. was a year ago when he finished with a mark o118-It). Women's Tennis He also lettered in wrestling at Santa Teresa High School in San Jose. He was fourth at the 1983 state prep The Color The Spartan women's tennis team (2-0) defeated the meet, wrestling at 114 pounds. $15 Division III LTC-Santa Cruz Banana Slugs 6-3 Tuesday af- Khanhabian, an accounting major, said he has enjoyed (4.\* '''t- ' ternoon at South Campus. his time at SJS1.1. As a meinber of Kappa Sigma fratemity, le Among the winners were SJS1.1's top-seeded singles he has Nund new friends and train support. offany 10K ring. player Shelly Stockman, who defeated Julie Gungross 6-2, "All the guys stick together." Khanbahian said. lt about me 6-0. No. 2 seed Whitney Clarke heat Gila Dunhill 6-1, 5-7, "They not only help by watching my matches, hut they life For one week only, order and save on the sold ring of your choice. For complete 6-2 and No. 3 seed Kristen Hilldebrand destroyed Bronwyn help the entire team as well by attending and cheering at IA about details, Fee your Jostens representative Hogen 6-0, 6-0. every meet.** In doubles action the team of Clarke and Stockman de- After graduation Khanhabian hopes to stay in the San love. feated Hogen and Dunhill 6-1, 6-2 and Hillilebrand and Jose area and start a career as a certified public accountant. It about Jeannie Paisley -Miller defeated Karen Baehr and Lir Bower Although Khanbabian will not he with SJSU next sea- us )sTENs that the team should perform 6-0, son he feels respectabix rat s COLit4. G Holdouts must wait Now thru February 14th 9 - 6 $20 Spartan Bookstore r"-;;It

NEW 'ii IRK ( A Arbiter pens t 1 George Nicolau ruled Monday that A number of front-line free major league baseball teams which agents including outfielders Tim p is m. sr:_rnr7,r_ Failed to sign their tree agents by Jan. Raines and Andre Dawson. first hase- players Par- DAT FREE Lame K cannot negotiate with those man Bob Horner. catchers and Bob Boone February 11 before May 1. the earliest date those rish. Rich Gedman Call days, eves, or weekends Morris Dailey Auditorium Rose players may rejoin their former teams. and pitcher Ron Guidry remain un- signed (415) 327 0841 Or "The decision provides, as any 7& 10 PM Chocolate neutral observer might expect. that In some cases, their (twiner clubs $2 Admission once a club loses its rights to a player, had said that, although they couldn't With player," sign those players before !KAPLAN it cannot negotiate with that May I. they STANI1Y H KANO! IDIXATIONSI (MIR LID Ring Purchase said Don Fehr. executive director of could still negotiate with them ixiN (*Ail the players association. "The fonner The union disputed that stand and A HAM AN 'din if NI is ()N) PROGRAMBOARD 110(t (ID ftlIDIN,, clubs are out. Now we'll see what hap- Nicolaus ruling settled the issue. 1, Spartan Daily/Wednesday, February II, 1987 Campus Page 5

Yesterdally On This Date. Bloom County Berke Breathed /4," 0445 MP at Wftaata, /Vat TEM 0,40041 YOU at8#1U8E RANO MOM 18e ki If HMRP itX14' 5$11J7 070$171V1k1V PROMYCY. 10 544ft W171111,1CCPW/77te n/fegOKM/ Orf Campus . . .in 1942 "495,0W-PAPING 42 On* Ysi curs Rutessors, 4W ROWAN? CAMS WNW WHOM, 44,/,f4901 Enrollment in SJSU dONP5 548cll7 4vr H11.441E WA/ /4160fl a 1i2C engineering and computer science Dr. Jay C. Elder. professor of biology and dean ol the 4if 3uf1i1465 507709/. .Artg MOCIEMP programs are not suffering major changes in spite ol the lower division announced yesterday that students on Wash stagnant high-tech job market. According to a survey From ington Square would he typed for donations to the San Jose \ (41 ))l/5 University a California at Los Angeles, many American blood and plasma hank. All donors intim he male, 19 years .1? r colleges and universities have had decreased enrollment in or older. Students under 21 must have the consent of then these fields since 1983. parents before blood can he given - ". . Three SJSU volleyball players have been selected to . . . in 1%3 join a new professional volleyball league, the San Jose/San Now there are IS. Francisco Golddiggers. The three women. Christi' Cook, After eight years without expansion, San Lisa Ice and Teri DeBusk, will be able to Jose State has continue their added two more social fraternities 1`1-11111111111e11\ schooling because they will he practicing to its established 13. All at night and play- proval ing their games on the weekend. has been granted to Sigma Alpha Mu (SAM and Isaac Newt Omega Psi Phil. Sheila Neal According to Dick Dodson. activities adviser, these SJSUs Forensic Team members were awarded last YOUR SISTER two nationals have been under investigation by the college WYK gi94514'16.efiC:RY; MAYBE 1' week as the 10th hest team in the Southwest Region. Phil REALLY JUMPED MY for the last three years. Plans are now under way to add .1 5/2/0 CUD Wander, debate coach and head of SJSU's University -1t) GCNCLUSIOILS SISIERt LIKE "THAT T third national to the fraternity system. 51E51 ON Forum said the awards represent the most successful season ABOUT ME, MIND 6 WHEN SHE You urrig steep since the program started 10 years ago. SorlE" HORNY TWIT/ MY After an extended ’stand by," KSJS, the campus FM W The WHERE SKAIESOARD station is "on the air" with bliffeR. The completion of a new ramp its first broadcast today at 4:3)) ELSE\/45 in the Business Tower p.m. tifin will resolve some of the mobility problems disabled stu- KSJS will broadcast each week day from dents are facing. Finishing touches such 4:26 to 8:34 t. as painting and re- p.m. It operates within locating sprinklers will complete the a I5-mile range on the FM fre- 1 project by this week. quency of 90.7 mc. 11:4731V. 'at 0...918, 14iffenrii. era a.. Sports . . . in 1986 " - . SJSU women gymnasts dominated Sacramento State Closure of Dwight Bentel Hall's second floor to repair Friday on their way to a third straight victory. sagging ceilings forced the relocation of 50 classes, four Good Clean Fun Gene Mahoney programs and three campus media. Spartan women's basketball lost their eighth straight Work will begin today to reinforce the sagging ceiling HI! Ili cYBILLSREPPERO, I LOVE BEEF! VERB /CHING frloeE game to University of California at Irvine Saturday. drop- of Dwight Hemel Hall's east wing. said Barbara Pinta, SENSUAL TO ME 7.114VAi .1 PONT ping their record to 1-10 in PCAA play SJSI I construction coordinator WIER AHED-1/P MOVIE THE SMELL OF 11110- 5TAII wq0 Nad i-OS A I ERE() ANIIIIL FLESH sajaA1140FTER EltE!1A4GME -1-ji.)licloPEAIO,PFLE TV. SUCCESSFUL CAIEER J1JST MicES M EAT BEEF... HERE TO Tc.,,ILX To YOU 7 MOUTHNAT6psI! ,i' TH. 5 A-5 Carat promised a concrete delivery ABOUT lie jSqUiA,4vz , frIMMI 57 SAN FRANCISCO A I', Tuesday's editions. lie finally landed in Las Vegas EEEF! Millar gave his brother a 2 e _. i of / or di- For each of the past 10 years, where. on Sunday. his 38th birthday. Is . ( ) amond for his birthday encased in Sam of Carmel and John of Chicago the he was informed by his hotel that "Kb "N't iii ( I an 18,000-pound block of concrete. have been sending each other outland- gift had arrived. Not to he outdone, brother John ish birthday gifts. Inside the truck, from floor to concealed his gift to Sam in a large John got his block of concrete on ceiling, were balloons. :-:.--T- 31111 _,,_-_-7;,_ Aittak F-4-r-r-, furniture truck filled with balloons. 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Had international reputation for his work Brandt italgooyen, a sophomore, flies Nloulder Hall. Brandt said this e is is known as through the air and across thi. sicps in front or a "boneless.- named after skateboards. By Julie Laffrenzen travel to Italy where he researched 16th century Renals Daily staff writer saner philosopher Bernardino Telesis,. Herman Shapiro. professor of Philosophy at SJSU. During his stay in Italy. he was a frequent guest tee died of cancer last month. He was 64. turer at the University in Padua. "Fie was a rare combination of scholar and teacher," Marine As a member in the International gets his medals said Jarrett Brock, chairman of the Philosophy Department. Conference of Sui- cide and Euthanasia in Bieleleld, West What 'As a teacher he achieved and deserved the reputation Germany. in 1978. if he contemplated the topic of death. of being one of the hest teachers in the Philosophy Depart- In 1982, he was after four decade you dorit get ment . . as evidenced by the popularity of his lectures, chosen to attend the Sixth World Med- wait ical PASO RUBLES (API -Former paign medal. Ass.IIIC not only with students of philosophy, hut with students o) Conference at Ghent. Belgium, to consider the question Pacific of Marine Corps Sgt. John Thomas fi- paign medal with si v battle Ni' v into the many other disciplines as well.'' being. stars. nally receises1 his World War 111 med- Occupation lot Japan) medal. the Shapiro was horn on Feb. 4, 1922, in New York City. 'Professor Shapiro achieved an international reputa- als nearly 42 years after he earned the World War II Victory medal, the Pres grad school N.Y. He graduated from Hunter College in New York City tion for his work on Hellenistic. Medieval and Renaissance hronie star kir the historic landing on itlential Citation ribbon in 1950 with a degree in liberal arts and front Columbia Philosophy . ' Brock said. and a \ of your choice? Ia commendat ion hhon . University with. master's degree in pre-med. He earned his '(Shapiro) was widely known for his work on Medi- Ile said he didn't receive his med Of coursc, ys suul iay get into Ph.D. in philosophy from Columbia in 1957. eval philosophers William of Ockham and Walter Burley.'' "I figured I better get 'em...be- al, hy the time he mustered smut in San another school, hut why settle? Shapiro began his teaching career at Queens College in he said. I ow I kick . Thomas. 64. joked Diego in November 1945 because Prepare for the LSAT. GMAT, New York in 1956. where he remained for a year. He then yesterday I V, rote OM Shapiro published six hooks on philosophy. One on in to I mil what was in such a hurry to get home . (,RE, MCAT or any grad school taught at Hunter College and the University of Connecticut I w as entitled logic and several articles in pun essional journals. to about two months -They were processing its out as entrance exan i with the best test before arriv mg in California in 1960 to teach at SJSU. Ile ago Shapiro is survived by his wile. Charlotte. and son. fast as they could. They were prep organization Stanley H. taught here until the middle in' October 1986, when his ad- short- Philip. The family has requested that he be recognited Noma.. a retired florist. re- handed on clerks. I guess... he Kaplan. vanced illness lorced an emergency retirement. said. through donations to Hospice of itie Valles or the American ceised toe medals and two ribbons The most importani information For nearly 50 years, Kaplan's In 1968 Shapiro receiyed a Fulhright Scholarship to techniques have pre- Cancer Society. Monday . including the brome star gained, need to test-taking Thom, 5.1 is1. ass he pared over I million students for with combat -V- tor the Iwo lima lay down a metal landing mesh on the admission and licensing tests of landing Feb 19. 1945. The other dec- beach to present s ehic les such as Links all kinds. So call Why go tojust orations included Si museum Charges not filed the American C'ain- I rom sinking in the soil solcanic sand any grad school, when you e2 can go to the right one? to obtain against fraternities TAKE HEART! V KAPI ANEDuCATIONAl V CENTER LTD 1KAPLAN',LAMINA FRATERNITIES, from paKe The frateinity in question Is Is 555 ISIN TiTI WM I landmark A KAPLAN HE ONE member" of a fraternity. Knoll said. recruiting members and publicity 01 You still have time to send your Valentine's V MaRa HAM, front page I unproven allegations might hurt re- Dry rush rules or spring semester Spartan Daily Booth in (415) 327-0841 honor of Markham. were in effect Jan. 26 to Feb. 4. cruitment, Knoll said. Day messages at the The maximum V 300 Hamilton Markham wrote the poem The fraternity president expected fine for a dry rush Avenue violation front of the Student Union, in 1886, after seeing Jean Fran- to file charges may have decided not to is $250 per house, he said. PALO ALTO 94301 cois Millet's painting of the file them. Knoll said. Repeated violations could result All Day Monday thru Wednesday C") in the suspension same name. "From my talk with the vice of the fraternity's na- Only $5.00 per ad 1 onal After he reached the height president, I understand the president of charter and a probationary sta of success in the Bay Area. the house who is making the charges mi.. Knoll said. Markham moved to New York, isn't going to do it... Knoll said. hoping to further his career as a The names in the fraternities in poet. Muller said. solved in the allegation will not be re Don't Forget He stayed in New York for leased unless charges of dry rush vii, io Advertise BEER 13A/H WEDI1E/DAY/ more than 40 years, writing tenon are formally filed, Knoll said. Featuring Thif Wed. Only other poems and essays. "Our policy is we're not naming The house is located on a names," Knoll said. piece of property on Eighth "But if charges are filed and it mill CHIOUITA Street that is owned by the SJSU goes to the judiciary, names will get Foundation. said Richard Still. out he said. LIVE Director of the Foundation. The dry rush violation is "al "Technically, if the Uni- leged, nothing has been proven and no versity Foundation owns the charges have yet been filed," he said. 277-3171 property, even though its an auxilary to the school, it we're Pacifico. Get a using the property, we have to pay the rent," said Richard Sta- Tecate. Bucket' of ley, SJSU director of news and publication services. HU/fongi. Chihuahua However, once the house is Corona. moved to the museum site, the La Chiquita land will he available for a num- DO/ EqUi/... ber of different things, Still beer for said. The land is now being ALL leased to SJSU Mr parking. 5 buck/ "We are looking at all pos- f1.00 sible options for the use of the and you said 1. Handel Evans, A.- £ a S SJSU executive vice president 4a I 11M, is 44 111111 1...1 $ 41..5 55.11 $ , keep the Some of the options in- N., i ,filigillV clude a building in which the i 5.., Is Ma. al P. I Is .4,5 4. ,k, pm ..es 7c I .. . . PLUf... bucket lower floors could he used as 41...1.14 Si., ' _ 1 11. s 405 1..1141 5.i, 7 . . Inundation ollices and the upper Spell 1 11. floors for faculty housing. Sta- Incl. 5. 7 oz. ley said. DANCE A BROMIC* Prizez The target date of comple- at a 1 lima, lam. lima 14.4114.4 1 ..411 4,4 1 p Bottle/ tion for the renovation of the 1444. lavaadlint Markham house is tentatively k I. $, '. *tan Is a la si u 01 l 4111,1 lt 12 I ' and i i, liaNatIola 1 II, a.. /. 4114,1 1 I . .. set for sometime next year. MAIAI j 1 got .. 45 st 4 5. ., N. Ps 1.605 I 1 ... 1 ...,,., 4 at.. to Psi TVA I 'S . cantina Muller said The house will then Nat. h 24W., ' 1 III , 414,, furprizez cafe Etclije he open to the public lam" ha-1411Ipa.11 4 414141 Ira