5,000 Throng Campus. . . Parents, Not Protestors Parents' Day Concoction * * Construction a Familiar Better Seen Than Eaten Parents' Day Schedule Backdrop of Campus Life By JOHN POIMIROO By GARY FAZEKAS Spartan Daily Staff Writer Parents on campus this weekend may be asking the ques- Recipe: Add one guided tour of campus to a prepared mix SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 tion, "Will construction never end?" of Alumni Association Slide presentations, toss in a photography This is probably the same question students and parents exhibit, heap upon a filling luncheon, sprinkle with discussion were asking 97 years ago, while waiting for the opening of the sessions, fraternity and sorority open houses, and a barbecue MORNING first building on the campus, pour a pre-game show and football game with the Uni- dinner, In 1870, San Jose State, known then as the State Normal versity of New Mexico and top with "Look Homeward Angel," 9:00 Registration and Campus Exhibits School, had just moved from San Francisco to San Jose. William and you have Parents Day. Lucky, the school's principal, listed the need for a more sheltered 5,000 parents of new and 10:00 Optional Programs: This Saturday approximately environment for the young ladies attending State as one of the students will be presented with all these delights, as transfer Guided Tour of the Campus prime reasons for moving. part of the fifth annual Parents Day, Alumni Association Slide Parents Day was initiated in 1963, when Dr. Stanley Benz, Presentation In trying to convince San Joseans that the State Normal dean of students, realized many parents felt they were "not (Concert Hall) School was an asset to their community, Lucky appealed to welcome on campus." Photography Exhibit (Art Gallery) their vanity. He told them that the school would make San Jose In order to try to eliminate this feeling and to allow the as "synonymous with education as Stockton is synonymous with parents to know more about San Jose, Parents Day was or- 11:00 Special Campus Programs insanity." (Located in Stockton at that time was the California gimized. State Insane Asylum.) In 1963, 4,000 parents attended the first Parents Day. The AFTERNOON The cornerstone-laying ceremony took place Oct. 20, 1870. succeeding year, 5,000 attended and the attendance has remained In the cornerstone were placed contemporary newspapers, city at this level ever since. 12:00 La Torre Club Luncheon (Spartan Cafeteria and state documents, the by-laws of the Hook and Ladder Co., "Twelve thousand invitations were sent to parents of new and a ticket to the Grand Industrial Fair in Nevada City. and transferting students," said John 13. Simmons, assistant 1:15 Special Discussion Sessions on "Today's The new building was constructed on Washington Square, director of public relations. Campus" (Concert Hall) MDA 132 or ED 100 which was a park extending from San Fernando Street to San "Because of limitation by student council, we can only send 2:15 President's Reception Carlos Street and from Fourth Street to Seventh Street. invitations to parents of students new to the campus," he added. (Art Quad) The building, measuring 172 feet in length by 70 feet in Each year, different awards are given to parents who 3:30 "Sorority Presents" and Open Houses for depth, was considered by "Hare's 1872 Guide to San Jose" as traveled the greatest distance and those who have the highest fraternities and dormitories being "spacious enough to accommodate all the pupils of the number of children enrolled at SJS. state for a century to come." "This year we will only be giving an award to those parents 5:30 Barbecue dinner on campus The building served until February, 1880, when it was de- who have traveled the greatest distance," Simmons said. 7:30 Pre-game show (Spartan Stadium) stroyed by fire. The San Jaw: Daily Herald, describing the fire In 1964, five sets of parents arrived from Alaska, thus re- 8:00 Football with University of New Mexico in the style of the day, said, "In an incredibly short space of ceiving the award and still holding the record for the longest time the forked tongues of the red demon had reached upward distance traveled. 8:15 "Look Homeward Angel" (College Theatre) and lapped the cupola on all sides." YRs To File Complaints l'ARTAN DA I LY Against Anti-War Profs Illim-r:<>4 SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Local Young Republicans (YR's) agreement as to its wording," complaints lodged against Brooks, will file complaints today against Steen said. Craig Harrison, assistant profes- Professors Against the War The YR's, according to Steen, sor of philosophy and PAW mem- (PAW) whom they feel have been represent varied opinion regarding ber commented, "Dr. Brooks was SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1967 No. 23 Vol. 55 41190 35 acting in violation of California's the Vietnam war and administra- discussing the very obvious paral- Education Code. tion handling of the conflict. lels between the Vietnam war and Garth Steen, YR president, an- "But," added Steen, "we stand the French Revolution. nounced yesterday evening that he united and firm in our position re- "Anything we discuss these days would file complaints "Friday garding PAW, the resolution we can be related to the Vietnam morning or as soon as possible" have drawn up, and the complaints :war," Harrison continued. "I can Reagan Playing against Dr. Robin Brooks, history; we intend to file against as many hardly see how the YR's expect Dr. Milton Anderson, psychology; PAW members as possible." to take PAW members to task for and Allen Solganick, associate pro- PA1V spokesman Anthony D'Ab- this. fessor of economics. bracci, assistant professor of phil- "An integral part of a liberal ed- According to Steen. YR mem- osophy, presented a list of "Pro- ucation involves people becoming Games Alquist bers attended various "Vietnam fessors who have indicated an in- concerned about vital issues. What Classrooms" on campus the past terest in the general aims of could be more vital than Vietnam By lARC SCRIM press office, declined to comment two days. "A minimum of three PAW" to the YR's yesterday. He these days?" Spartan Daily staff Writer on the charges. "I in not going to students in each class signed com- said the list contained 175 names, plaints and we plan to accompany State Sen. Alfred E. Alquist, D- dignify their (the AFT and Sena- 35 of which he defined as "active" tor Alquist) comments by reply- our complaints with lecture notes members. San Jose, has accused Gov. Rea- 'Lock Homeward' ing." that were taken in these classes," The YR's had charged that games" gan of "playing political Asked if he thought Reagan Steen added. PAW's membership was secret. by criticizing Pres. Robert D. was using unrest on campuses for Steen explained that names of but Dr. Robert Pepper, assistant Opens Tonight PAW members whose "classrooms" Clark's cancellation of the 5.15- political advantage Sen. Alquist professor of English, explained that "Look Homeward Angel" opens the YR's attended were chosen UTEP football game. replied, "Unquestionably. He used names of professors and other par- tonight at 8:15 in the College Berkeley as campaign from a list of members and affili- The senator emphasized, how- unrest at ties "connected with" or "sympa- Theater. material. It helped elect him to ates which was obtained upon for- ever, he didn't think the gover- thetic to" the basic goals of PAW Tickets may be obtained at the using the present stu- mal request from the PAW. nor's criticisms amounted to an office. He is have been available upon formal College Theater Box Office from his purpose During Wednesday evening's organized purge, as charged earlier dent unrest to further request since the group's forma- 1-5 p.m. daily. General admission regular YR meeting the group, ac- by the campus chapter of the Am- of imposing tuition." tion. is $1.50, students with ASB card explained how the cording to Steen, "adopted over- erican Federation of Teachers. Sen. Alquist Dr. Hobert W. Burns, academie 75 cents. being used by the gov- whelmingly" a resolution which "I'm quite sure the governor unrest was vice president, through whose of- The play will also be presented "Most people like charges PAW members with vio- would like to replace some college ernor, saying, fice the YR's complaint must come. Saturday night and again next see the status quo maintained. lating the State Education Code. presidents and some faculty mem- to was not available for comment. week from Wednesday through see any great change The resolution also "demands" bers with others who think more They hate to Regarding misuse of class time Saturday night. everyday pattern of living. that all professors who have taken like he does," Alquist said in a In the are forced to con- part in "Vietnam Classroom" ac- recent interview with the Spartan When they some issue, as we're being tivities during the week be ineli- Daily. But he stressed this wish front issue of Photo by Mike Hoban gible for this week's pay, and that didn't amount to an organized forced to do today--the world or the issue dismissal proceedings be brought movement. peace in the THE CROWD FOCUSES attention on one of several students Lifted against PAW members if it is de- DG's Anchor of racial equality which has the who voluntarily mounted a free speech platform of sorts, yester- Paul Beck, of the governor's termined they have not been "ful- country in fermentthey become day on Seventh Street, to voice their support or disapproval of By DON COX - - filling their obligations as proles- disturbed and react in a hostile Professors Against the War who were simultaneously holding an Spartan Daily Staff Writer manner to the people who force anti -war teach -in nearby. The Delta Gamma sorority house is drifting anchorless on the MacBeth at Flicks 'There was no dissent regarding them to think of the problem. corner of East Reed and South Eighth Streets today. our resolution, save for minor ills- (.11-;00 Welles' brilliant adapta- "Rather than actively seek a Delta Gamma sorority's 100 plus-pound anchor was removed tion of Wrilliarn Shakespeare's mas- solution, they tend to say, 'These Anti-Draft from its steel-reinforced concrete base sometime Wednesday night. terpiece, "MacBeth." is tonight's young people are going to school and none of the 50 DG sisters know who the culprits are or how Friday Flicks at 6:30 and 9:30 at our expense and all they do is Homecoming Queen they accomplished the theft. in JC 141. stir up trouble. Therefore they "We got up this morning and it was just gone," Jan Niske ex- In addition to the feature there should pay for what they are get- Peaceful Picketing plained in slight astonishment. will be another episode of "The ting. Perhaps they will value their Voting Continues "I didn't think anyone could steal that thing. It's held down Phantom Speaks" and a color car- time and spend less time demon- Voting continues today for the with concrete and steel," she continued. toon. Admission to the college strating and more time behaving five Homecoming Queen finalists. The anchor, a sorority symbol since 1955, was positioned next community is 350, as we think they should behave.'" At Oakland Center Voting is from 8:30 a.m. to 7 to the DG's front door facing East Reed Street. p.m. Booths are at Seventh St. The theft had to be quite a job for viihoever pulled it off. The OAKLAND (AP) demonstration at the main gate and San Carlos, near the cafeteria gold painted anchor is six feet long, and none of the sorority sisters --Peacefulpicketing by anti-draft demonstra- of the Port Chicago Naval Weap- and near the bookstore. will estimate its weight. Marijuana Less Harmful tors replaced three days of sit- ons Station, One of the finalists will be elec- They just say, "It's heavy." down tactics at the Oakland On Monday, Tuesday and Wed- ted queen next Wednesday and will Miss Niske, a junior in the house, feels that whoever stole the Armed Forces Induction Center nesday, demonstrators blocked the reign over Homecoming festivities anchor took more than one night to do the job. Than Alcohol, Says D.A. yesterday. Seven busloads of in- center's main entrance each time from Friday, October 27 through "They must have been chipping away on that concrete for reds were LOS ANGELES (Al') -A court- citizen, did not represent the views ductees entered the center with- busloads of inductees arrived, Saturday, November 4. days. In the morning the steel all sticking up out of the ty prosecutor has told a state of the district attorneys office, out either opposition or police es- prompting flying wedges of police Candidates for queen are Bon- concrete," she said. Senate committee hearing that Chief Deputy Dist. Atty. Lynn D. cort. to drag away or escort more than nie L. Beckley, junior English ma- Wednesday night marked the only successful anchor heist, but someone has marijuana may be less harmful Compton told the committee. The hundreds of marching pic- 200 to paddy wagons. jor; Dorothy Blake. sophomore it wasn't the first time tried to remove the DG symbol. than drinking alcohol. Later, outside the hearing room, kets even halted and voluntarily As the inductees entered the Spanish major; Joan Carlson, jun- "People arc trying to steal it all the time, last year a boy

Deputy Dist. Atty. Joe Reich- Reichman said he "tends to favor opened a lane for the inductees. renter, one demonstrator struck a ior interior decoration major; tied a drain to the anchor and his car ancl tried to pull it. out. He rear bumper man said Wednesday, "There is legislation making penalties for the C. B. Cowan, of Oakland, a match to his draft card and held Christine Cavaglia, senior speech ripped the off his car." Miss Niske recalled. The DG house got their anchor 1955. The a fantastic relationship between al- use of marijuana no stiffer than member of the steering committee it aloft. correction major; Maryanna Clark, from an old ship in man" knew an to cohol and crime. The some cannot those for drinking alcohol." of the West ern Mobilization He said he was Emil Kangas, senior social science major; Val- DG's "anchor old sailor who know of a ship about be said for marijuana." He ialded, "More people than Against War, said there would be 20, of Oakland, a student at Mer- erie Dickerson, senior journalism be scuttled, and had in anchor going to waste. Reichman said he doubted re- over before are using marijuana a bigger demonstration at the Oak- ritt College and was due to re- major; Jane Lundren, junior soci- The sorority "anchor man" talked his sailor friend Into giving him rent reports that marijuana may in California, despite the outrage- land center today and the demon- port for induction in Portland ology major; Georgett Esque. the anchor. "I be permanently debilitating but ously severe penalties In our law strators would be encouraged to Ore., next Tuesday. He told the sophomore drama major; Susan just don't know how they could have gotten away with it. There are but said the permanent effects of al- and the extremely vigorous meth- sitdovvn if they wished. newsmen he would not show up Siegrist, senior public relations ma- several bedrooms right above the anchor, no one cohol are well known. ods tined by pollee to enforce the Cowan also said there werr and if he got another notice he im' and Sherry Sordello, sopho- heard any noise," Miss Niskc said, Reichman, speaking as a priVal4; law." plans for a Saturday oriel:win aindil limo that, too, more psychology major. 11111111

2SPARTAN DAILY Friday Octot-ier '20 1961' Staff Comment 1PARTAN DAILY Tourists Come IIM SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE To Campus "Those matters which can affect the benefit and harm of all. owitt to be known and heard by all, who may thus attain the beneficiol By PATS) \WIER Marsilio Padua repel the opposite." Alt, the price of SJS has become the "in" place for protests and dentonstra- KEN BRYANT Fditor KEN HECKER -Idrertising Mgr. lions %hut with 't line's erage iv!' the September discrimination protests. rifle recruiter denionstrar s and now the Staff Editorial 'Vietnam teach-ins. Any SJS happening makes good copy. To meet the interest t'reilled uuu SJS. Gnus Lines has instituted hails tours through Tradition 1’,111111 Street. 1 esterday it a as a group In Finest of senior citizens. "Hey, watch it, Alabel, you're stepping I' toe brittalitt. -These attacks were not otils un- on my tennies." X %Ord that is being bandied about protoked. hut it appeared to report- "Oh, cool it. Gladys, I aunt to get a Nelll'Oe. im the scene that some mend e r - niore and more these ers good seat. I hear the l'ITs are going to

in Detroit. the Hunters' Point poor. of the I lakland 1)epartmetit picket. That's where the action and ietnititi war critics protest loan's were deliberately selecting news peo- BIG RED PHONE inhumanity to titan in public demon- ple as targets for this treatment. - points of interest were pointed . strations. II' this is die 01111 ill, 4.:4.l.111.1 The usual out, the big red phone Ireputed to be a week. "police brutality- has pOliee arl 'just as guilty of (Ain, hot line to Reagan I. the wall on which in Oakland. where the ilenion-lratiw,%kiiiiiii shown it- ugly fare tiling coeds held their antiAlarine chalk limbed pear,. failed II, thousands of Stop The 1)raft Arek the talk and the no-parking zone, where the it ',others Tuesday bliwked oil ell- alld created a piddle nuisatice.- Marines parked. tu the Oakland Induction Cen- For. parailosieally. the Oakland im- But it was lit,' teatliohis that really in- ter and streets adjacent to it. lice hat e itic il a moral III'.'., and. . WOLF ... !" terested 0% \ I iIIg hilly clubs. boots. and tear in the pit a'--. hat e plait idial Illle "11.11.1 till.. 1111.% '1.1'1111. out here with all. Much healthier for grow'. ;!a-. Oakland police successfully loroke niore 111:111., 1111111111111111) io nature and ing youngsters than being. cooped up it] Ilp the crowd. clearing the area for a witu---the Or for Which ue- Thrust and Parry classes. I wonder what it is. botany?" radius. In the process. 12 ti% it are demonstrating. ontbittile "No it must be some sort of prote.a. India... only were doing persons were hospitalized and many lierhaps the That's what the tour guide prontised us." others revel' ed minor injuries. their jolt. Perhaps the lirtitalit they Vietnam Classroom Result The tourists joined Ilie students in lis- \ iii Iii)' Of the police's efforts (ii the 11,1-.11-, 10 tening to the 1gainst N1 Jr. It anything which will give the Greeks a bad -re,store peace- included not only the get the demonstrator.s tit 'PAW Should Apologize Image. ads a ho-litim kind of dat whirl' attracted demonstrators thenisekr, Intl l'epre- lint the Oakland police not Although I did not go through formal rush, a litehtint kind of atittienee. One Side' I did attend several rush functions when I ,t'lliathes of the lie'.'.,. !firth:, and s,e- merely brutal: they were intli-,rinti- For Presenting arrived at State. What I saw and heard about swATT m; FLIES person- who %ell' atenipting to itately brutal. To attack eeryone in Editor: eral the Greek system was very impressive and The professors stressed withdrawal: sill- aid those already injured. a crowd in the hope of reaching those Ii may have been the opinion of many stu- interesting. But I still decided to be an in- dependent. dellts St% atted flies. Professors urged nego- an injured woman. Dr. persons within it who may hate titi- dents on campus that the Vietnam Classroom program was designed to produce more edu- If you're an independent, before you go tiation: students and the malt older gen- Norman a physician front Mt. llated the latt is it completely 1:111%%iir- eated students on the topic of the Vietnam mouthing off about the downfalls of frater- eration eyed the photos of Homecoming- nalism, stop and think. All I ask is that you %bin Hospital in San Francisco. told 1-1111tell ileti011. War. The results of the program, however, loslies. seemed to fall for from this goal, as inter- consider why you are an independent. Then The lle11111114raliOn. hat e an obliga- older generatbm wondered where a San Francisco t:Itroniele reporter. ested students were only presented one side you should have the decency to respect an- Th, " k imlicemati struck me in iny chest tion to dissent responsibly. Wiwi] they cl I he IWO-Sided objective. other man or woman's choice. If you have the action was. longer remain pearefiu I. when they I am not presenting a court ease, just the never been inside a fraternity or sorority Sudilenly in the distance -a toot, a as I tried to help her. I asked for his no house, don't knock them. And if you have and visible results. Thete is conclusive proof to ...... i and a loud eurse broke the air I two badge number: be smiled and hit ine iolate the law, they are subjert ti my one-sided allocations, and once again it didn't like it, remember that's how you felt. Maybe your best friend would benefit by picketvers. blinded 1u their signs had co- ag.0 ill. punishment tinder the lint. is icur professors, not students who should at silogize. being a Greek. So give him or her a chance Tif ter a few moments' delay, the en- 1)ort Brice. news director for tele- lint. 11,, the same token. the police to make his or her own choice, and encourage The Professors Against the War (PAW) thusiastic drum and fife corps marched them to go through rush next semester. stalion KPIX in San Francisco, tin'.. all ohlivaliou to fulfill Olen. func- were institutional in the promotion and sue- dot% n the right lane. in a letter to Oakland Police Chief tion in a respon-ilde manner. c-. nr the Vietnam Classrooms. The timing Scott P. Smith, .40983 "Oli look. Mabel, making that poor 1)oy ot the Vietnam Classrooms was made to co- a Surely their act bins Tue-day in Oak- with the limp play the fife." Charles Gain. complained that "in ilieide with Stop The Draft Week. untidier of incidents. Oakland police- land hardly can be cotisidercd respon- many students, just as myself. 'Weight of Responsibility The musicale soon disbanded to form men silos all. -truck. manhandled and sible, much lc-- "in the fine-t tradi- ty.,e mu in the auspicious position of not a milling throng of picketeers. Gener- being aide to support an open forum of educa- Needed to Balance' ally. they were ignored as the professors tear-gassed itidis iduals representing tion Of t:ttlifornia lat. enforcement.- tion liceause they would inadvertently be sup- continued their dialogue and the flies legitimate Ile{%,, agencies. as Got,. Reagan has claimed. F.N1. porting Stop The Draft Week, Editor: continued tO swarm. I cant get over the feeling that education Some 25 centuries ago the Chinese phil- has stiings attached. They are hindering a osopher said this: "There are those, teacher v(ry valuable HIPPIE VS. YR process that can, when organ- and student alike, who bemoan their times as ized properly, be the greatest Guest Editorial single cause of lost , One or two voice. %sere high-pitched as :alvancement of mankind for the future. "With long hair unkempt and bodies un- a hippie and a 1 It had their own dia- Stephen 11. Reed, 5111713 washed. they would lay down the philosophy logue. The closest thing to a demonstra- of their times and persuade all others with tion was when a campus security offiver Statements Deepen !f't their constant denigrations and mournful 'Formation of Party Was fears. They are sick, and would inflict their asked a little ole lady to stay off the sickness on all who ignore or deride them." new grass. irtually et cry statement front itt \inericit"-- %cord and risk opening In ancient Greece, the fountainhead of free- Although it was quickly put down, Only Part of Motivation' dom in Western civilization, Plato observed \\ ashitezton on the \ ietnatnese ar to CottititimblI !:ina the door of con- with that freedom without the counterbalancing there was a brief heated exchange w rather than bridges. the deep quest in Socilcast \sia. E4111,11.: weight of responsibility can end only in the LOL who mumbled something like, national \gainst this l'I`i1,1111 till.re A% Ills This letter is in reference to the column in disaster. "Hell no, we won't pt." today's Daily, "Don Cox on the Act." Mr. Students, faculty and the administrators Tiii- ha- hertt 1101 111111111 if the tt an' tt innable. who of The tourists returned to their bus. The Cox takes the anti-war forces to task for the SJS would do well to contemplate these returned to their dialogue. The particularly so this past '.Seek. On the belie% e that it is progress': \ ely i-olat- puerility of their actions la point which not words and govern themselves accordingly. students altogether misfires I; however, he made a seri- graying granny threatened to return and one hand '.se 111111 Seeretary of State ing merica front lunch of the rest of M. H. Miller, ous factual error when he criticized the anti- Professor, Law Enforcement burn her Medi-Care card on Seventh Dean Husk igorously defending pres- the svorld. who feel that greater re- war movement's "lack of political 'guts' and and Adminfot ration Street. ent polic. including a vontintied liance must be placed mi nationalism. organization" for failure to organize a peace Iiiirty for 1968. Imitating of North iettiatti. On the To these sar)itig all:11111f ia. many Ile claimed that "the proposed object of other. we learn that Secretary of 1)e- (disci-% ers. includitig this nett -paper. ii c Chivago meeting dl lie National Conference Guest Room lyrist. Hobert S. NIcNamitra doubts that (lase added another ttltich the iircler on New Polities I was to consider forming a peace party to run a Presidential candidate slid' bombing is militarily fruitful. to stress. This is that the knierican next year." lie indicates that since the party Nor is it milt 1,I1 military questions el fort in South N i.luiai. 'whale\ el' its was not formed, ergo the anti-war movement rift has tsidetted. It Is obviously weak. II is true that an objective Professor Pushes Plans that the national 11111,lake. 111011\ iitell II) ill, gelier. of some of the delegates to the N.C.N.P, was In- done so on the fille,41011 Of %she- oil, and noble impulse to see that a tile formation of a third party, but the forma- ther the tsar. with all its military and tiny. long-suffering hind be giten the it n of such a party was only part of the anon Group for the Conference. For PARANOID The centrally ramifications. now Sent`, diplomatic opportunity to elmose its ONkll future inqiiirt ant result of the Conference was the to further Nino-jean interests and pro- without terrorism and without com- acceptance by white radicals of their equal I would really like to thank the Pro- arating refill' and the state and the position with black radicals. The of taking unfair tect \met-lean securitt. '..secretary Husk pulsion. whateter that future may be. third party fessors Against War (PAW) for their danger adtaittage of my istie was not of primary importance. forthright stand for Academic Freedom. students, Intl when one considers the in- ii.utht15h beliet e- that the tsar dile, \NI. continue tt lieliete that this is For readers with an interest in contem- I must confess significance of the problem of Vietnam porary radicalism, that, in the past, I had 111.4 111.1. II. helietes that any weaken- an honor:dile justification for ',IMO. de- may I refer them to "Let- ter from the Palmer Housc," by some doubts about what the term really compared to that of eternal damnation %timid destroy trust Renata Adler ing or withdrawal gree of \mei-jean intertention in N iet- in The New Yorker, and "The' Whites: A meant and felt guilty when I slipped in In Hell. I feel that I must thtote al least main. Clown Show," a two-part series by Marvin short fifteen-minute asides in my course a month to this problem and its only Garson in The Berkeley Barb. These articles It I:- far rpa:ia,,, that thi, lies'. -. iui Shardmaking to discuss (logically and solution. I must do this in class because appenred in mid-September issues. rationally) such facing the my students never show tip 111 St. James does not question the jilt. t,f grave problems tpRTAN DAILY Jon j 'Maim, A11325 human race as fluoridation, use of syn. park when I talk about such things. m. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE American indict iii '1 ci cclnli, kit 11111, thetic vitamins, and misuse of inseeticides. I urge all professors who feel as I do Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. IlaNe !flatly que-lo,u dhotit tile eller- Member California Newspaper Publishers Association Independent Asks Others Now I feel that I am totally justified Its join all organization more inelitsist and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by of Narioll- I filla.(1 Sidle, ac- in devoting whole lectures to each of the than PAW, The l'rtitessors Against Re- of San Jose State College, except Satur- students tions there. that is %%Ir., ui have sup- aluse and plan a week each on The In- striction And Needling Of Intenselv day and Sunday, during college year. Subscription To Gire Greeks Chance Ded- accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full ported the eperimeio of a bombing ternational :onsmunist Conspiracy, The icated Souls. I will lest k olmiteer to year, $9: each semester, $4.50. Off.carnpus Editor: academic Natural Inferiority of all Non-White serve as chairman and spokesman for the price per copy, 10 cents. Phone 294-6414Editorial pause. not to ease pre,-it to Ent. 2383, 2364, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081, 'Me recent complaints hurled at State's fra- Races, and The Shameful Waste of Tax- group since I feel I was born for Pet Co., 1445 North. bill 10 tklertukto for ternal system brought to a head 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Slob* Printing FM old com- payer's Motley in the State College System. this purpose in Bethlehem. Bavaria S. First St. all whether thi- ,11 III peace plaint of mine. That is, that most of the in- I had ly stayed away from re- hundred years ago. Editor ...... -...... ,.....KENBRYANT dependent students on this campus have a lire’.’ Advertising Manager KEN BECKER negotiat ions. closed mind about the ligion in the classroom because of some CHARLES PANKRATZ Greeks. For some rea- Dey Editor seionce NIonitor son State's independents seem antiquated ideas about sep- Vann, frit/thebi Assistant Editor FRANCINE MILLER -Christian to rejoice in apparently by &Two House Fads; 1,4 0 Mnortyi i members show Friday. October 20, 1967 SPARTAN DAILY-3 Open Bokmas 13 CHARLES BETZ President Robert D. Clark for al- l'FISAI said that the open house Gail Knight, president of Alpha , gone had it not been "so poorly GAS Flower Shop Spartan Daily Staff Writer leged racial discrimination in was ill-timed and merely "a show." Chi Omega, commented, "The way timed." The most recent attempt to Greek practices, was held Wednes- She added, however, that such ac- 11 see the situation, they (minor- The SJS Interfraternity Coun- Flowers, promote campus racial integration day and Thursday nights. ion should be continued to bene- , ity students) merely wanted the cil. 1FC, announced last week that Corsages, of the Greek conclave apparently The good will effort, informally fit the "new" girls who will be opportunity to be welcomed, not their "open house" would be held REG. failed since it is reported that no designed to alt tart all interested coming to SJS. necessarily to pledge." She also Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. for all 259 and members of a tacial minority at- girls, would invite minority parti- "We obviously matte it known tuestioned the lack of value to interested students. Guaranteed tended the two-day "open house." cipation, it was hoped. or maybe they just didn't ).)are," he individual git Is who partici- Sororities will continue to have Bouquets major Oil Co. gas lint' "Less than 20 girls showed up," The apparent failure could not commented Maxine Broner, presi- pated in the open house. "informal rush" functions. for special reported Helene Spicier, Panhel- of Alpha Phi. Ira- be attributed to any one factor. One member of Student Initia- lenic rush chairman. Publicity, apathy, and timitn: km to the event, Panhellenic occasions or he live, the Mexican-American sill- SHIRTS $ .31 While sorority coeds termed the seemed to be most frequently -i)lent Julie Clerou had invited Puritan Oil Co. :dent organization, felt that this DRESSES $1.25 "just because." - event "extremely disappointing" a 4th & William 11aI mentioned by minority and soror- n.s of 11 a rry Edwards' Special cleaning pr.co with this ad < student labeled it "too event "was totally outside" her in- 6th & Keyes lie minority ity representatives, I eaflets were distributed Sewing Also superficial" to demand attendance. ,loAnn Henry. member of the !,)_. students to partivi-1 terests. However, another member 10th & Taylor I0th & Santa Clara 292.0462 College Cleaners The "open house," one of the United for A stated that she would like to have 13th 8. Julian Black Students San Caries 293-6501 probatitmary provisions ordered by 484 E. Lee Selects Roney UP IS IS up. . Is UP REED'S PRE-SEASON For Council Post SPORT EXPLOSIVE GROWTH in the field Gerald Roney has been ap- of PLASTICS development and pointed to fill the vacant junior manufacture requires energetic. SHOP SKI SALE ENDS OCT. 25 representative slot on Student keen ENGINEERS, CHEMISTS and SALES IN MILLIONS 01$ Council by Vie Lee, ASB presi- TECHNICAL M.B.A.'s who are reg. dent. seeking the STIMULATION and NORTHLAND SKIS WITH BINDINGS AND POLES $2495 The appointment was approved OPPORTUNITY of a rapidly ex.

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SAINTE CLAIRE HOTEL Build up your following with Passport 360, MARKET AT SAN CARLOS OPEN DAILY 7 a.m.-11 p.m the Influent, 11 hue of antr *, Noel, ies by Van liruseit SPhRT'qXDJII 7 Holman Duels Stone Fria-o-th- 211 1447 'Healthy Harriers Set 'Air Show' Set for Stadium F or Cal Poly Battle it DEN STIN I. riddled for 380 total yards per ho Valez, set to catch Stone's Spartan Daily Sports Editor game, with more than half of it passes. A sound hastier squad will at- Although Cal Poly lacks depth The Spartan Stadium -ail :lam', coming from the ground. TI s- Hendricks tanks first in the no - tempt to make it two in a row according to Banks, "they have a featuring the talented aehis yadded :t2 'Hants poi' ten with 38 grabs for 675 yards this afternoon when they meet Cal couple or real fine tunners in Ed- SJS' Danny Iloiman and Valez is ninth with 29 for Poly of San Luis Obispo on the die Cadena anti Dale Millette." Mexico's Terry Stone, will 299 yards. The Lobos have an es- Coyote Park sourse at 4. 41111111111111111111111010111111111111111111 underway tomorrow evening at 8 Icape artist in scat back Joe Cases. Following the Sacramento Invi- as the two teams clash in Sparites ASB Cards Onl yCasas leads the nation in kickoff tational victory* two weeks ago, long-awaited home opener. i('turns with a 29.7 average for Darold Dent and Pete Santos were I Intramurals The aerial duel between Holman JeITS’ 12 returns. Idle for one week due to illness Spartans' and Stone is 0 natut at, as Terry Vroom reminds SJS students that The Spartan defense will natur- and injury. Dent, the I with a is the nation's No. 1 passer after they will be admitted to tomor- ally key on Stone's passing and No. 1 harrier, was out M.1 Cht held had knee -401) five games, and Danny has been row's SJS-New Mexico game at the return of defensive back Terry virus infection. Santos less tie Wednesday by Allen Hall known to hurl a few strikes dur- Spartan Stadium only upon pre- Hostek should help SJS' effective- problems. in an independent "A" league ing a game, sentation of art ASH card. Stu- ness. Hostek missed last week's Yesterday, however, coach Ted game. New Mexico coach Bill Veeks dents must enter by the east gate West Texas game with a sprained Banks teported both men were Me anti Them just edged Da has admitted that his team's of- 110th street sale). knee, but is ready for action to- ready to go for this afternoon. Fuzz 6-0. and At-my ROTC toppled fense is completely built around morrow night. Running with Dent and Santos Acacia 13-0. Stone 0363 of 1685 total yards The game could possibly be the will be Bernie Kraus, Charlie In "B" league action Alpha Thu gained have come from passingi, game while losing four of five longest game ever played at Spar- August. Dave Burin, Mike Bailey Omega swamped Delta Upsilon but Spartan mentor Harry Ander- contests. lain Stadium as Stone is averaging and Dave Funderburk. Banks alio 32-0. MIXED EMOTIONSFootball coaches experience a variety of son has hopefully built a rushing But the Lobo offense has also slightly less than 40 aerials per plans to run the freshman squad. The "C" games found Federates emotions every Saturday when their grid teams go into battle attack that will team with 14o1- been effective and will prove to game and Holman has thrown 31 Missing from action will be clobbering Markham 51-0, the and the Spartan's John Webb (foreground) and head coach man's passing for a balanced of- be a severe test for the Spartan times per game. Stone has hit 91 Erich Russell, who has the flu. Toads beating Allen Flail No 2 Harry Anderson are not exceptions. The two mentors are seen fense. defense. They have two talented of 198 for 1232 yards, while Danny Ralph Games is a question mark 12-0, and Moulder N. 2 edging registering their feelings during SJS' 28-14 loss to Stanford. New :\ ii.xico's defense has been receivers, Ace Hendricks and Emi- is 52 of 94 for 630 yards. for the meet with a sore knee, the Fleas STUDIO

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$2.7543.7544.75 elf 1 . SE 11,2, ,,.. BreakfastLunch I Get Your Tickets Now at - Dinner CO-HIT: San Jose Box Office .. HILARIOUS CO-HIT ELKE SOMMER 40 W. SAN CARLOS Phone Orders 297-8421 4th and St. James "A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON 1p.m OR SPARTAN MUSIC THE WAY TO THE FORUM" "SWEET ECSTASY" Friday. October 20, 1987 Spartaguide ,Two Professors Registration Now Available t4-Sr%ItTN 11%TiN TODAY 92 S. Fifth, Apt. 3. Election of Alpha Phi Omega 630 and 9:30 officers. Named Counselors Frid,ay Flis'Ics. "Mac- I Spartan Tr -V. 9:45 a.m. and for Introductory Arabic bells". starring Orson Wells. FOR 5:45 p.m., 3rd and San Antonio. , LINE-UP Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow- By Student Religion's Liberal's, 14 Pres Clark Registration Is now open for an tion, reading, and writing in Ara- ship, 3:30 p.m., 1-37112. p.m , 2407 Forest Ave., San Jose. Two associate professors have introductory Arabic language class bic. All books and instructional SCTA, 5 p.m.. B-B -Q Pits be- been appointed il.`1 special IlkUrISPi- which will begin Wednesday Oct. material will be furnished at a hind Womeles Gym. MONDAY ors to minority group rushees by Muslim students Association, 12 25. minimal class fee of $5. SPARTAN FOOT- Alpha Phi Omega, 7 p.m., Ac- Pres. Robert D. Clark. noon. IN’2,11 meet ine. This is the third semester For registration or information to es in ED447; Pledges in ED- Dr. Henry Pitchford, associate International Students Associa- been offered to SJS contact Deiranieh at 269-7836 or Ill professor of sociology and Dr. Arabic has tion. 3:30 p.m.. Cafeteria. Facul- Student Initiative, 7 p.m., Build- Fauneil Rina associate professor students and is still in the experi- George Malouf at 287-6165 or at- ty B. mg N. of political science, were named mental stages. tend the first class meeting at Muslim Students Association. HIGHLIGHTS Instructor Akram Raglan Dei- 7:30 p.m., Oct. 25 in CH208. BALL Rs-luting Laboratory, 2:30 p.m., last week by Dr. Clark. 7:30 p.m., ED210. Discussion. proves Languages Depart- for The counselors will work with ranieh stated, "If it to be The Foreign Jonah's Walt 7-12 p.m.. hith and ED231. Group test and lecture fraternity and sorority leaders and of value to the student body, it ment has been considering the idea San Carlos. Reading, discussion, students interested in using the with minority group representa- might be given for credit soon." of placing ambic in the regular and folksinging. laboratory. tives to develop a positive program The course will offer conversa- curriculum for some time. Spartan Tri-C, 8 p.m., 196 E. of active recruitment of minority SATURDAYS San Antonio. Piano recital by the exciting highlightS Of group students in rushing and -live John Mayhew. 'Who's Who' (Rethe previous week's game between pledging. Texas State, SUNDAY the Spartans and West Nomination, for the 'Who's Dr. Rinn and Dr. Pitchford will CARAVELLE" Featuring Don Hayward and Coach Arah-AmerIcan Chili. 12 noon, Who Among Students in American advise and assist minority group Drit1 0, Of BULOVA Harry Anderson with special guests. Universities and Colleges" are still rushees in their competitive bids. ON OVER 21? being accepted by the Student Ac- They will also review evidence of has everything tivities Office. Any campus or- discriminatory rejection in rushing NEED $5? ganization may pick up the noml- and assist students in presenting you'd expect of nation forms in Room 174, Ad- their case before appropriate re- DO THIS NOW! ministration Building, view boards. BLOOD IS NEEDED a fine watch... Mon. thru Fri. 7 a.rn.-3 p.m. SPECIALIZING IN THE REPAIR OF EUROPEAN-MADE CARS (except a high price) 294 6535 40 Bassett St. PORSCHE, MERCEDES AND VOLKSWAGEN San Jose from $1095 San Jose's Big Bookstore SKIFF "V-Precision jeweled, waterproof.' Sweep second NOW TWICE AS BIG! Hudson's hand. $10.95 Come see our expansion! PRINCESS-Precision jeweled, classic styling, cord bracelet. MORE BOOKS Jewelers $12.95 ventn uyou. 'Mat. it MORE CARDS GARAGE EUROPA 'uuth 1.,4 1,1,141 astir:old) nights 850 LINCOLN AVENUE 295.9082 29541567 MORE EVERYTHING BOOKS INC. SATURDAYS, PRECEDING THE NCAA GAME OF THINK KIVIVal Town & Country Village Open Evenings & Sunday Spartan Daily Classifieds Ink dik Calque ma)Plui. (By the author sf Wally Round the Flag, Bogsr, FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED PEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED sr, "teuhit Gillis," etc.) ANNOUNCEMENTS It HOUSING (51 ., e'er'. 3 others. 508

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