TAIL Volume 89, No 12 Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 Thursday, Seplenther 17. 1987 CSU trustees boost parking fees By Julie Rogers cisco State University have the most week. Fullerton said that a permit Daily staff writer garage spaces in the system. their "I'm disappointed (about the parking plan is untie' ,onsideration seems SJSU students and employees rates will be the highest at $81. 'It seems that we're paying a heavy differential parking plant. It pftritrnSeldSU but has not yet been ap y premium will pay $81 a semester to park on Students and faculty at San that we're paying a heav campus next fall. Diego State University. California premium for parking and receiving tor parking and receiv ing Henry Orbach. manager of Tra- benefits... Orbach said The increase, almost three State University at Los Angeles and ffic and Parking ()perations. said times as high as the current $33.75 California State University at Chico minimum benefits.' The (SI. Iry cal v.api that he is UllSlire ilbOM 110\% fees V.111 fee for lay plan, Whidi %%as di,m up earlier SJSU, is the result of the Cal- will pay $72 a semester. be collected. However. he did say ifornia State University Board of Those at California State Uni- this year. calls tin 10 iiekk structures Henry Orbach, that the quarter 11lae.1.11es meilledI to he built in the C$I. sy stem by Trustees adopting a differential fee versity at Northridge will pay $63 a Paricing Operations Manager all garages would have to he re- 190 S.ISC is not schedule:tail:tut; hike at its monthly meeting yester- semester. placed. day in Long Beach. Students and faculty at the re- ceiv e any additional on amino, Under the neyv plan. it %you'd parking Under this new fee plan, stu- maining 13 schools will pay $54 a than (surface) parking lots." fice Tuesday. cost students $' to park in the ga dents and faculty at all 19 CSU semester. The trustees also rejected a pro- The new plan. which rept esents rages, (trbach said He supgested Hevyevei. Stsl \vitt ie,eive schools will pay rates that will vary Neither University President posal by the California State Student the largest increase in the 7'8 -y ear- that one option yv opid he t,, $1.8 million toi slot, 'mai and liplit from $54 to $81 based on the ratio of Gail Fullerton nor Executive Vice Association. which would have put a old CSU Parking System. is based machines that aecept dollai bills ing repaits in the Seventh Stieet (ia garage spaces to total parking spaces President J. Handel Evans could be one year moritorium on parking con- on the assumption that a permit park- andtor permits rage. av col ding to the plan. on the campuses. reached for comment, but A.S. Pres- struction. and which advocated fur- ing plan is in place at all the CSU "We %ill have to dev clop a "Pay ing more money for park- The other proposal, which was ident Mike McLennan was angry ther study of other forms of transpor- schools. plan to handle the situation with ing wouldnt he so bud if there were not approved. called for a system- with the trustees decision. tation. Presently only SJSC students minimum discomfort to students," enough parking spots." Mel ennan wide increase, in which students and "Because SJSU is an urban In an attempt to get trustees to who live in the dorms, take evening Orbach said. "I don't want to charge said.. The (trustees) should prioritize employees at all 19 CSU campuses campus, we're being penalized," CSSA's position, about 35 adopt the classes or classes at the airport. and students $2 a day. It seems like a lot the colleges according to each would have their fees increased to McLennan said. "SJSU has limited students from the California State faculty can purchase semester per- of money' for those who only come schools needs. I feel SJSI. has a $63 a semester. land availability. Parking structures, University at Long Beach momen- mits for $33.75. (to SJSU) a few. days a week." he great need for new parking struc- Because SJSU and San Fran- which SJSU has alot of. cost more tarily blockaded the Chancellor's of- At a news conference last said. titres Local firms tell students about future opportunities By Russ Haggerty Daily staff writer More than 1(X) employers informed SJSU students about businesss opportunities yesterday at the 15th An- nual Career Exploration Day in the Student Union Ball- room. The two-day event, sponsored by the Career Plan- ning and Placement Center, continues today from I() a.m. to 3 p.m. Worlcers at the doors estimated that approximately 100 students an hour were entering to see what employ- ers had to offer. A number of major firms were represented at the event, as well as some companies not usually asso- ciated with college recruiting efforts. United Parcel Service representatives Andy Gar- cia and Eduardo Nuno were looking mostly for part- time truck drivers. Ken Johnston Daily staff photographer "We start almost everyone off driving for us. to Frito-Lay Inc. in San Leandro, get them better acquainted with the company." Garcia Dave Lawmaster, from talks to Gayle Ryan, an SJSU graduate, about future job prospects said. DitTerent firms are looking for substantially differ- "I've been to two or three ot these. and they are V. II to relocate. (Students) can expect to move "Most of the advancement we have is from within ent numbers of potential recruits. The Internal Revenue good for people to get contact with the companies," trom tv.. 0 to seven times in their career." Ponzim said. the company. We don't often hire the upper-level per- Service has positions for up to 200 agents per year. and she said, "I've really narrowed down the choices for One incentiv e for Ponzini to participate in ('areer sonnel from the outside," Nano said. there are places for collection and examination workers myself (by) coming to these... 1)ay is the $3tio bonus he receives for recruiting em - Lisa Mundy, a recent employee of Frito-Lay Inc., too. "Those are the folks who have contact with the In contrast to the large number of positions offered ployees gave up her day off to come to the event. "They asked public." said Elizabeth Laverty, an F.xam Recruit by the IRS. McDonald's Accounting Center. an ac- James Donaghy. a junior majoring in computer me to come (to SJSU) to talk to the students. It sounded Coordinator Revenue Agent for the IRS. counting service for McDonald's. Inc.. is offering only science. yy as looking more for summer internships with likc fun, and I like what I'm doing so. . ." shc said. "We are very concerned with integrity: we do three local positions this year. said David Ponzini. a the LION:lent fonts. Students were asking Mundy a variety of ques- background investigations. and audit their returns from McDonald 's employee who graduated from SJSU in tions, but the most common concerned money. the last two years," she said. I :int to tind something for the slillinlers. and I 1985. "Everyone so far has wanted to know what the Anne Haas. an accounting senior, likes Career mielit find one I could go for permanently." he said. pay is like," Mundy said. Day. One of the prerequisites to pet a job with us is a like this. i the ey eta I'm getting some pond ideas. Fraternity KSJS gets left out in the cold; celebrates 10th anmversary board wants bigger sponsors By Kathy Dwyer By Charlotte Banta Nal& "But hi 1,`, IS spoil ograni hoard inas kciing director. Daily statf writer Daily staff writer sof is Me %%.1> ,11%%;iyS been done "The board vy KSJS Tau Delta Phi, SJSU's oldest Management of KSJS. the cant - in the past... when it benefits them (the program fraternity, is celebrating its 10th year pus radio station. expressed disap- Yohn said that since the univer- btiard).'' he said. as a co-ed organization. proval over a recent Associated Stu- sity station does not accept Ahern., The honor society fraternity dents Program Board promotional ing it is not in direct competition In opinion, it (KSJS) is was founded in 1916 and was strictly agreement between Los Gatos radio with commercial stations and they not a competitor. so it's not a pro), an organization for males. It is now. station KATI) and Santa Cruz radio shouldn't mind co -sponsoring events lem for me." said Joe Daniel. however, open to all SJSU students station KLRS. with them. KATI) promotions director and dist. with a minimum cumulative grade KSJS General Manager Dave Gehrke disagreed %VIM YOIM. tov.key "Having serVed my time ..11 point average of 3.2 and who have Yohn stated in a letter to Program "If KATI) is ponig to spend KSJS I've learned that they need as completed at least 30 semester units. Board Adviser Ted Gehrke that the $3(XX) sponsoring a univeisity event. much help from the program boaid Tower Hall, the oldest building program board is turning its back on they. don't want anothei station as they can get... on campus and symbol of the oldest the campus by not allowing KSJS to supporting the acti v ay also.' Gehrke understands the um school in the California State Uni- co-sponsor university. events with (iehrke said. sity's need to vy (irk together I like versity system. used to be the meet- local radio stations. " \lost radio stations prefer that KSJS. hut this (Prolamin boaid ha ing place for the fraternity. The or- "Obviously it's good to work they' be the s0le radio sponsoring an gotten more )))))) ley i &inn ganization had possession of the top with commercial stations. Yohn event." said 0.111 Tam.? stield, the See Iv'S/V. three floors from 1927-1963. The fraternity has a biannual tradition of hanging a red "plank of courage" and "seat of wisdom" Activists plan march Homecoming from Tower Hall's balcony, said Brian Kromrey, master of the orga- celebration nization's history. to aid homeless people ’This signals the start of the pledge period and acceptance of new By Dave I.anson Approximately 20 indiv iduals set for October members for the I43 -member pledge Daily staff writer signed up for the walk, which will By Edwin Garcia class," Kromrey said. Community achy Isis are plan take about live days to complete Daily staff writer The plank is being displayed ning a walk from San Jose to the Ca- Itomingtiez said local congressmen Since March, the Asso- from Tower Hall pitol in Sacramento to bring atten- Norman Mineta (I)-San Jose) and ciated Students Homecoming "It was here (the Tower) that tion to the plight of the homeless. Don Edwards (I)-San Jose) have Committee has been organizing the fraternity gathered and embraced "Were doing this for the lov pledged their support. what they promise to be a 'no- the Tower ideals of scholarship and of people and not for the hate ol any "The way we're dealing with ticeahle" week-long event this honor, and blindfolded pledges enemy,' said Jesse Dominguez. this issue is that housing is even a year. scheduled for Oct. 5 walked the infamous 'plank of cour- spokesman for the Community. greatei priority. than employment. thrOUgh age' to the 'seat of wisdom to gain Mos, which helps individuals viith especially hen you have entite "I think that will he the membership," Kromey said. family and city' service problems families liv ing in one room." hi. one hig noticeable differ- Tower Hall was closed in 1963 Dominguez said the group has said " A loi ol people get angry at ence that there will be for repairs and the upper floors of the about seven members working full the homeless and say.. Whs don't so;nething going on that tower were subsequently lost to the time on the walk. They are trying to they. itist get lobs when in fact week," said Kevin Reading, fraternity. Brad Shirallawa Daily staff photographer get the necessary permits from the many do have lobs and are still chairman of Homecoming '87. "Tau Delta Phi has survived, cities along the route and frimi the homeless See PARTY. page 8 See FRATERNITY, page 8 The "plank of wisdom" signals Tau Delta Phi's rush period California Highway Patrol. Sec MARCH, page 8 Page 2 Forum Thursday. September 17, 1987

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Constitution's spirit endures

Today marks the 200th anniversary of the The result was a document that is fairly bor- signing of the U.S. Constitution. and am- ing to read. except for the highly rhetorical pre- azingly. the spirit of this document still .en- amble. But we do have the Bill of Rights, which dures. secures such rights as freedom of speech, free- It's unlikely that many of the 55 men who dom from religious persecution and other guar- participated in the 1787 constitutional convention antees never before bestowed upon the average imagined that their work would last as long as it person.

has. But that's not to imply that the document is Especially' since the Founding Fathers had above reproach. because there are many who be- vast differences of opinion regarding man> of the lieve this document is flawed. Minortties think "hot" issues of the day. whether to have a the Framers of the Constitution were hypocrites one- or two-house system of government. Ism to because while they extolled the virtues of free- 'structure the document (either loosely or rigidly dom and democracy, many owned slaves and 'so as to allow flexible interpretations of whatever were oppressing the rights of Native Americans. situation might arise in the future). equal rep- And then some parts of the Constitution are resentation, taxes and slavery. ambiguous. For instance, there is no specific But in the spirit of compromise. these men mention of a right of privacy. But this right is an hammered out their differences in the hot, inuggy implication of the "life, liberty and the pursuit of Forum Policy Editors' Roundtable conditions of Philadelphia. In secrecy. they met happiness" clause found in the Declaration of In- The Spartan Daily encourages readers to in a closed chamber. often debating. arguing and dependence. Other areas ()pen to debate include write letters to the editor. However. personal at- rewriting what was to emerge as the Constitution. the concept of judicial review and the powers of tacks and letters in poor taste will not be pub- Despite the differences in opinion, these the president in dealing with national security is- lished. sues. men shared numerous characteristics: They were I.etters MUM bear the writer's name, major, Tom subversive, even though many were rich or at Regardless of one's interpretation. it's im- phone number and class level. Dunlap least well-to-do. They were well-educated, mato portant to think about the liberties and prosperity Deliver letters to the Daily office on the sec- owned land and many had fought in the Arno' - that we enjoy under our Constitution. the world's ond lloor of Dwight Bente! Hall or to the Student can Revolution. oldest sun o document of freedom. Union Information de s Raise the minimum wage minimum wage for workei s should be in- Female athletes' performance restricted by cultural bias Thecreased from $3.35 to $4 an hour nationwide. An increase has been ignored too long for the nearly 5 million workers across the nation who hold The answer to the my siciy ot why women perlorm mitiology , man-to-man detense as opposed to minimum on the uneven bars and put the shot. but do not pole vault player-to-player. It's something to think about anyway . -wage jobs. The or throw the hammer. hes less in biology than in the his- Women need to gain the self-confidence needed io time has conic to disregard America's whining. tory of cultural institutions throw out old concepts and develop themselves to v. hat greedy business executives who complain about the "ripple Female participation in sports has been restricted by ever extent their genetic endowment will allow. The la effects" of raising the wage. It's time to tell the foolish unsupporting standartk, ,et ,soclid.iig,slitutions. I hg_ _Holly bels of "unfeminine.' and. "hutch'. flung at strong. well-intentioned but politicians who actuallY.want,toslower the wageahat lieve that sports-oriented ,:kiM-1114.Wolikn do not de!'" immpetitive women have been sufficient to turn Many Olsen their logic is faulty . . velop of cultural codes of conduct. away from serious training rind have resulted ill a great are a function . Rumblings of raising the wagehave been women are told loss to athletics. Frtnn the time they are young girls, since before January. and it s no wonder What seems to he a current trend. at least in some of spreading that they are just not capable of the physical prowess e people started to coniplain. The rate hasn't gone up al the sports subcultures. is that the differences hei v. col the hibited by men. Until relatively recently . this phy once during the Reagan 80s. body images and sonic of the gender characteristics prowess has been considered the sole domain ot the Not since World War II has it gone unchanged has been androgyny' -- is an attractive ideal to many people. It is male, thus participation in sports by women boy would excel in tennis. swimming. throw mg. running for so long. an attempt to combine the physical virtues of each gen- governed by the times. and jumping. and picked the girl to excel only in doing a Opponents of the wage increase warn that it the moment der. not for women to be "masculinized" or men to be Differential treatment by. parents from cartwheel. Maddening. frustrating! will raise unemployment. Higher labor costs will to establish different play pat- "feminized." but for both to be humanized. of birth has been shown The comments hy. parents. teacher,. and coaches lead to higher prices and less services to customers. girls before their first birthday.. This Attitudes among both men and WlIMCI1 have cer- terns for boys anti that reflect an opinion or \ alue judgement of one se \ they say. tainly changed. anti with changing attitudes have come seems to be where the cultural boundaries that restrict fe- over the other can have a profound effect on the student's An economist quoted in Time magazine in sports iniproving performances. The questions that must ulti- male participation are established. attitudes. It benefits those in leadership positions to exer- summed up this view: "Companies will reduce book, "Equality In mately be asked are: Where will the trends end ' Can we In a study published in the 1982 cise caution against using such prejudiced or biased payrolls and get rid of marginal workers. This will Geadelman revealed that really see any. limits to women's performances' Do we Sport For Women. Patricia statements. keep the poor and unskilled front being em- have definite attitudes about the expect to see women taking up the hamnier throw . stee young children already To the contrary.. parents. teachers and coaches ployed... tor IN s arid girls and about plechase or other "missing'. events in the future? Will appropriateness of activities should find opportunities to offer alternatives and op- President Reagan and others have taken this ot s and girls. wonien ever catch up with the men the relative performance level tions to students regardless ot their sex and make things thinking one step further. "If we lower the wage to. grades kin- As Billie kan King once said. "We've come a long Geadelman interviewed 322 children in available in a manner that denotes acceptability'. oh. what we used to pay in the '50s.'' they advo- sixth. and found stereotyping across way. baby." But I say not far enough! dergarten through In addition. common procedures in physical educa- cate. "employers will hire all those unemployed The majority inter% iewed associated a all grade levels. tion classes that reinforce traditional sex -role stereotyp- minorities who can't find work at $3.35 an hour.’ ftxnball, golf clubs and a basketball v. ith a boy. and rol- ing are e idenced in prattiLes such as ha% int: separate ler skates and a jump rope v. ith a girl. They felt that lines and teams for boys and girls. and using sexist ter- This is not a realistic way to deal with the un- Letters to the Editor employment problem. Keeping the wage at its current level isn't working either. An im- portant part of an unemployment solution is actu- Policy will mean no more Sex Pistols ally an increase in the wage. Falitor. An increase would address one of the more KSJS implements anti -obscenity poll, y !Man. I can pmfound problems of the poverty problem, some- see it now: No more Dead Kennedys. No more New times called the **chump-change" dilemma: poor Model Army. No more Velvet Underground or the Ra- people who are able to work. hut would rather stay mines. No more Cure or Sex Pistols. And Ill) more Fleas - on welfare or hustle in the street than try to survive 11011EMflini tie Boys. on $3.35 an hour. Raising the minimum wage to at A band here and a band there: but who cares. man. least $4 an hour would encourage a substantial, al- it's only freedom of speech. Anyway, we get enough of though unpredictable, number of unemployed to that from the Spartan Daily. seek work and get off the welfare rolls. And .after purging the play-lists. they'll have room Reagan overestimates the perseverance and to play sonie real kick -ass music. man. Yeah i)J. play patience of unemployed workers, especially inner- me sonic Bon Jovi or Prince. 000h, play my lave city blacks. when he suggests lowering the wage. Motley Crue. Man, I can hear them now. "Girls, girls. By the time a minimum-wage worker pays girk . . ." Wow! That's what I call alternative music! transportation costs to and from work, laundry ex- College radio. yeah dude! Hey, then they'll really penses and bills. not Much is left of the $3.35 pie. give KOME and KWSS a run for the money. Yeah nian. In other words, a cherished American symbol and the station can change their call letters too. of independence - a full-tinie job - practically I see it now . . . KRAP. means living in poverty. A full-time job at the cur- M,arren Oster rent wage equals a max ivnum of $6,968 a year. The Junior poverty line Mr a single person is $5,469. No won- English der so many choose welfare or hustling on street corners! With this already bleak picture, why do Rea- Animals treated fairly gan and others even consider lowering the wage? Editor, Granted. raising the wage might mean increas- I would like to respond to a letter printed in the ing costs in other areas. Employees who Spartan Daily on Friday, Sept. 12. make more than their minimum-wage subor- As a student teacher in the Biology Department. I dinates will want a similar raise. Product costs have come to rely on the availability of live animals pro might go up too. vided by the Science Education Resource Center located But neither of these concerns justify keeping in the basement of Duncan Hall. The viewing windov. the wage at $3.35. leaving so many tottering on the allows for study of the animals in an environment condu brink of poverty. More importantly. workers might cive to their well-being. The animal cages are cleaned become niore efficent and productive at $4 an hour. daily and the animals are fed by Jim Willis under the di Employers should realize that raising the price rect supervision of Phyllis Swanson, director of the Sci of a product or service by a few cents to pay their ence Education Resource Center. employees a fair wage is worth it. More important is the fact that these animals spend An increase in the wage represents only a little time confined to their cages The majority of their small part of the solution. however. The public time is spent in the classnxims ot student teachers en- school system must continue to be revitalized na- abling young students to experience a live specimen in- tionwide. Aggressive job-training and retraining stead of a textbook illustration. This service is not pro- programs should be implemented acrov, the coun- vided by any other organization in this area free of try. charge. But meanwhile. legislation for increasing the The Science Education Resource is a resource that minimum wage must he supported in Sacramento is much appreciated by the student teachers of San Jose and Washington. State llniversity anti the community. Tom Dunlap is the assistant editor of the Forum page. Ile makes $.3.35 an hour waiting tables, Sister Elizaheth-Marie hut substantial tips, derived from his charisma, PIE Senior Z//,` keep him barely out of poverty. Natural Science

f Spartan Daily/Thursday, September 17, 1987 General News '87 Daily Delivery Constitution should provide The Soviet Union says Reagan administration plans to develop its space-bawd anti -missile system, Missile treaty popularly called "Star Wars," is a violation of the meaning to life, attorney says ABM treaty. The Soviets say there can he no agreement on SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The lumina! rulings. still possible limiting strategic, or long-range, missiles unless the president-elect of the American Bar Raven. a liberal San Francisco two sides reach an understanding on the space-based Association issued a scathing attack attorney whose term as ABA presi- National MOSCOW (AP) Soviet leader Mikhail S. system. Wednesday on the view that the dent begins in September 1988. also Gorbachev said Thursday a treaty eliminating me- In his article, Gorbachev tied it to human rights Constitution must be interpreted News said Supreme Court Justice Thur. dium-range nuclear missiles could still be worked out issues. "We hold it is unacceptable to talk about according to its "original intent," a good Marshall "served the Constitu- this year by the superpowers, and an accord to cut human rights and liberties while intending to hang in theory whose advocates include Su- tion and all of us" with his recent strategic weapons was possible early next year. outer space overhead the 'chandeliers' of exotic preme Court nominee Robert Flork. statement that the original Constitu- weapons,' ' he said. At a constitutional bicentennial Gorbachev made the upbeat statement in a major "...Those who would urge the tion was a flawed document because celebration and citizenship cere- article being published in the Soviet press Thursday in court to interpret the Constitution as it allowed slavery and denied votes mony for 385 immigrants, Robert conjunction with the opening of the 42nd session of the framers intended are missing the to wonien. Raven said the drafters of the Consti- the United Nations. Scientists under review point. What the framers intended is The framers' "vision of a just tution intended "that we It was billed as a major Soviet statement on a interpret it that the Constitution endure," he society was flawed.- Raven said. LA JOLLA (AP) A federal agency is review- in a way that has meaning for our system of worldwide security and was released by the said, noting that the delegates in "It excluded the 650,(XX) blacks ing the handling of $1.72 million in grants to four lives." official news agency Tass in Moscow shortly after 1787 took care to keep notes of the who had been brought here in prominent University of California San Diego scien- He said branding of criminals midnight Wednesday as U.S. Secretary of State proceedings confidential. chains. ...It excluded women tists because of allegations the funds were misused, was a George P. Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister FAJuard practice accepted by those Flut he said the "miracle" of campus officials said Wednesday. Bork, a federal appeals court A. Shevardnadze met in Washington to work out the who wrote the Eighth Amendment the Constitution is that it allows for judge whose Supreme Court confir- details of an arms treaty. Leslie Franz, a spokeswoman for the UCSD forbidding "cruel and unusual pun- change over time. ishment," and mation hearing began Tuesday. and Gorbachev said a treaty eliminating U.S. and Medical School. said campus officials were cooperat- segregation of the "The original framers had faith races was not Attorney General F.dwin Meese are Soviet medium- and shorter-range nuclear missiles is ing with the National Institutes of Health, which is challenged by the in the people who would come aftei among the most ' 'possible and realistic." conducting the review. drafters of the 14th Amendment lan- prominent adherents thern," Raven said. ''They gave us guage on equal protection of the of the view that the intent of the room ... "The Soviet Union is proceeding from the preni- "I'd like to stress that this is a preliminary re- to invent and reinvent our- ise laws. framers should be the key to consti- selves ’ that a relevant treaty could be worked out before view in response to allegations," Franz said. "It's the end of the current year," he said. part of a system of checks and balances that's in place Floth sides have said that signing of an agree- to monitor contracts and grants. and were cooperating ment to scrap the missiles with a range of between with them to determine if the allegations have any American bishops ask for change 300 and 3,000 miles would be an occasion for Gorba- merit . chev to visit Washington for his third summit meeting with President Reagan. Auditors from the NIH are reportedly scrutiniz- 'Old solutions' A Los Angeles Times poll of not adhere to the teaching of the Gorbachev tcrmed as "conducive ... to a certain ing records for possible conflict of interest in the four 957 Catholics last month found 9 of church on a number of questions. extent" West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl's an- scientists' relationships to two area biotechnology not good, clergy says 10 say Catholics may disagree with notably sexual and conjugal moral- nouncement last month that his country would not companies, UCSD auditor Miles L. Bowler said. church policies and still be consid- ity. divorce and remarriage." he seek to modernize its 72 University officials learned of the probe Mon- ered loyal followers. Sixty percent said. Pershing I A missiles LOS ANGELES (AP) In a equipped with U.S. nuclear day. Bowler said. He said the investigation began disagreed with the church's ban on "It has also been noted that warheads. blunt exchange, American bishops Elimination of those weapons is one after the federal agency received three separate alle- women in the priesthwd. and only there is a tendency on the part of of the stick- told Pope John Paul 11 on Wednes- ing points in wrapping up an agreement. gations regarding possible misuse of NIFI funds. 25 percent thought birth control is some Catholics to be selective in the Verification day that "an uncritical application" issues also remain. sinful. church's moral teachings. It is some- He said the probe involves physicians Ivor of old solutions is no longer good 'The United States has accused the Soviet Union times claimed that dissent from the Royston, founder of two local biotechnology firms enough for U.S. Catholics. But the Archbishop John R. Quinn of of raising the issue of the West German missiles as a San Magisterium (church law) is totally and current part owner of Wee Inc.; Mark R. Green, pope called dissent from church law Francisco told the pope that last-minute barrier to an agreement, and have sought compatible with being a g(xxl Cath- director of UCSD Cancer Center; John F. Hans- "a grave error" and incompatible "the first challenge, the conversion to keep the warheads stockpiled at home rather than olic" and poses no obstacle to the re- brough. director of the county's burn center at UCSD with being a good Catholic. of the mind. is to convey to Ameri- destroy them. Medical Center in Hillcrest; and Steven T. Boyce, can Catholics that the revolutionary ception of the Sacraments. The Soviet Union insists that all such warheads founder of Clonetics Corp. There was no compromise in changes which have occurred in per- "This is a grave error that chal- be detroyed by both sides to reach the so-called "dou- the pope's reply to the leadership of sonal and societal life lenges the teaching office of the Royston and Hansbrough denied any impropri- in the 20th ble-zero" first proposed by Reagan in 1981. the American church, as he affirmed century are not grounds for dismiss- bishops of the United States and ety Tuesday. Boyce was unavailable for comment "The treaty on the church's stand against women elsewhere... he said. medium- and shorter-range mis- Wednesday, Franz said. ing church teaching as outmoded." siles would be a fine prelude to a breakthrough at the priests, contraception. divorce. Green released a statement Wednesday. The pope was blunt in re- "It is sometimes reported that a talks on large-wale 50 percent reductions in abortion and homosexual acts. sponse. large number of Catholics today do strategic offensive arms in conditions "I have recently become aware of the strict ob- that allegations "Dissent from church thx:trine servance" have apparently been of the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty. made to the NIH concerning remains what it is, dissent," the he said. misue of federal grant funds under my control," pope said in remarks to 320 of the "I believe Green said. "I am unaware of that, given a mutual striving, an, any improprities relat- nation's 400 bishops. "As such it accord on that matter could become a reality as early ing to my grants. I plan to cooperate fully with the re- may not be proposed or received on as in the first half of the next year," Gorbachev said. view now under way." GRANDE PIZZERIA OFFER an equal footing with the church's authentic teaching." 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Page 4 Sports Thursday, September 17, 1987/Spartan Daily Dogfight expected as Spartans, OSU collide Saturday By Brent Ainsworth Kragthorpe said. Coady staff writer The drubbing posed a minor Con. allis. Ore., could be the problem for SJSU also. Gilbert, who site of the this weeks most intense owns a 4-8 record against Pacific- It) dogfight, and we're not talking Conference opponents since he be- about bloody pit bulls. came the Spartans' head coach in Dogfight as in Red Baron-type 1984, said Georgia's lopsided win aerial warfare. A gentlemanly duel didn't make his scouting job any eas- using footballs as ammunition. ier. When Claude Gilbert & The "It's hard to assess how strong Spartan Ball -Moving Company visit they are based on the score of their Oregon State (0- I I on Saturday, two first game," he said. "I think Ore- gon State is vastly improved and is on the rise. Our pass rush and cover- age will get a stern test." Football As advertised, 0S1.1 found suc- cess by the pass, but purely in the ot the the country 's top passing of- total offenseystandpoint. The yard- fenses v. ill square ott. in what could age came easy -- putting points on prove to be the airborne showdown the board did not. of the entire college football season. Quarterback Erik Wilhelm. a SJSU (2-0) will step onto the 6-foot-3 junior, hit on 34 attempts 53 Parker Stadium artificial turf ranked for 353 yards. An honorable mention third in passing offense among Divi- All-Pac 10 choice in 1986. Wilhelm sion I -A schools with 356 yards per owns all but two of his school's game. OSU is fourth. major passing records. Like SJSU "There's no doubt what they quarterback Mike Perez.. he is one of intend to do." said SJSU secondary the undoubtedly finest passers in the coach Herman Edwards, who must West, and he could rival Cal State prepare his troops for the imminent Long Beach's Jeff Graham as the barrage. "No question about it." best proven quarterback SJSU will Joe Gosen Daily stall photographer OStis third -year head coach, face this season. Oregon State, SJSU's opponent this Sat- Dave Kragthorpe, confirmed that Wilhelm likes to play catch Spartan linebacker Bill Alcantara, shown here sacking Cal's Troy Tay- in his pass rushing technique. there are no secrets to his scheme. with tight end Phil Ross, who caught lor in the Spartans' win last Saturday, is expected to get more practice urday, is also a passing team. "We're a passing team just like nine balls last week to take the early finished the day with 18 yards on 14 order to lessen the immediate pres- 6-foot-9, 308-pound offensive male ered when it's his turn to drop back. San Jose State and that's a pattern lead in the NCAA's catches-per- carries. sure from SJSU's defensive Owen Hooven. "I hope just they Kragthorpe balked at that guess. we'll follow if we can," continue to game race. Fullback Firian Taylor However. the SJSU staff re- onslaught. A quicker view of the don't fall on any of our guys, be- "Perez is a magnificent ath- he said. "I keep saying that we'd (seven catches) is as much of a pass fused to count out a resurrected field is something Wilhelm will need cause they may kill us. lete." he said. "We're very aware like to run the ball more. but our suc- catching threat as SJSU's James ground game until it's officially pro- if eight Spartans are lunging for his "This is truly a David versus of what he can do to a defense. through cess has largely come the Saxon out of the backfield. Wide re- nounced dead. neck, Rea said. Goliath matchup.’ We're concerned about the fire- last air. We tried to balance it out ceiver Robb Thomas hauled in five "Based on the game film. they "They could play the whole Prior to the season's start, power of the San Jose State passing obviously it didn't work." week, but passes. had sonic real nice runs," defensive game from the shotgun." Rea said. Kragthorpe called his defensive attack, but with him hack there it term Kragthorpe Dogfight is a Rushing the ball proved to be coordinator Donnie Rea said. "It "That makes it a lot harder for us to backs his squad's greatest strength. makes it an even tougher task." considering the would rather not use. futile against Georgia's "sea of was probably the sack yardage that establish a strong pass rush. If they Thus, a preliminary guess would be Maybe tougher than stopping a withstood last mauling his team red", according to Kragthorpe. Tail- brought the stats down. We have to get the ball off and put the heat on that Perez might find his targets cov- dogfight. week when the 18th -ranked Georgia back Erick Montgomery, who be ready to stop the run as well as the the quarterback. we could be in for a Bulldogs "chewed up and spat out'. prepped at San Jose's Independence pass." long day... his Beavers, 41-7. at Athens, Ga. High School, leads the OSU running John Vogt, SJSU defensive line "When you get behind 28.7 attack, if one wishes to call it that. Rea said Wilhelm could spend coach, has a different worry. early on. that pretty much throw s The senior ballcarrier ran twice for most of Saturday's game taking "Their lineman are huge," he GA1 UNIVERSITY your game plan out the windov.. eight snaps from the shotgun exclaimed. refering mainly to OSU's GOLDLN L yards last week. The Beavers position in SCHOOL OF LAW IS ACCEPTING Gale optim istic despite golf squad's setback AI'PLICATIONS FOR JANUARY ADMISSION

By Nelson Cardadeiro ins." Gale said. "We may find that Ciaiiy staff writer 'The team's we have another star from the back Following its NCAA cham- of the pack." Begin as a part-time day or evening pionship season. the SJSU women's Gale is thinking cif dropping the golf team was prepared to do well in performance in this UCLA Desert Classic scheduled student with option to become a the New Mexico State Invitational from Nov. 23-25. He would then full-time student in autumn, last weekend. their first tournament tournament is not add another tournament for the 1988 since winning it all last spring. indicative of how the spring. Before leaving for L.as Cruces, This would allow him to have Application Deadline: November 2, 1987 N.M.. they received a confidence all his players back and healthy for builder upon learning they were team is or will be at the stretch. Applicants must take the LSAT no later ranked fifth in the nation by Golf- the end of the The Spartans' next will go to v.vek Magazine. Tulsa, Okla. for the Tulsa Mixed than October 17, 1987 season.' Tournament from Oct. 16-18. Golf FOR Mark Gale, INFORMATION/COUNSELING Then it all crumbled down. Basketball team SJSU golf coach (41.5) 442-7255 First, Julie Ralls suffered whi- PHONE plash in a car accident a few days 14 out of 18 teams in the tournament The absvenve of Rails for the prior to the tournament. She did take needs managers with a team score of 935. That final two rounds made all the scores the flight to New Mexico, but was means they lost to 13 teams in that of the other golfers count in the to- The SJSU men's basketball only able to shoot one round of golf one weekend. Last year they lost to tals. Usually the lowest score from staff is in search of team managers before the stiffness and pain in her 20 teams for the entire season. the five golfers is dropped. lot the 1987-88 season. Excellence in Legal Education 101 neck took its toll. "It has to be the worst tourna- "The team's performance in Those interested can contact as- Then the final blow. Ii ment I've coached in the 11 years this tournament is not indicative of sistant coach Greg Grain at 277- Since 1901 Only twenty minutes before the I've been here," Gale said. how the team is or will be at 3247. team left for the airport, Gale was the end Senior Dana Lofland and fresh- of the season," Gale said. "We told that Chabm College transfer will man Pat Hurst tied for 16th in the be a season's Denise Philbrick was ruled ineliga- contender by the end... tournament out of 93 players with a Gale said that Ralls won't be ble for the fall half of the season. 227 score. back with the team until the This is not a way to defend a first Lolland shot a 74. 80 and 73 on week of October. title. the three days on the par 74 course. Philbrick needs to complete two "The team said I looked de- Hurst had scores of 74. 76 and classes for her A.A. degree so that Reach Higher Career Goals! jected on the plane," Gale said. 77. she can be eligible by sometime in "Dina ( Amanacapane) came up to "She played well for her first December. me and said. 'We'll play well coach. tournament." Gale said. Explore Career Opportunities Available But Gale pointed out that worry.' But college golf is a Rene Van Fossen, the Don't filling in for setbacks could be a things like this blessing in dis- team sport and when Philbrick. had a 241 score. while guise. in Today's Job Market. happen. it affects the way everybody Amanacapane shot a 245. plays. It took the heart out of us.' Rails shot a 79 in her only "Rene or Christi Yong could And it showed as they finished round of golf. really come on in Hit.. fall as till- Come to CAREER EXPLORATION DAYS

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LAUSANNE, Switzerland intentions, would be a good time Korea's top Olym- GAP) -- South to judge the North's sincerity. pic North Ko- official rejected "This is taking too much share rea's demand to get a larger time," Kim said. ’Tinie is run- of the 1988 Games, saying ning out. If we don't hear from Wednesday that adding any more them by Jan. 17, they are not in- events to the five sports already terested in reaching an agree- offered was out of the question. ment." Both Kim Chong-ha, presi- Both he and Park, in a sepa- dent of the South Korean Olym- rate interview, said the three- pic C'ommittee, and Park Seh-jik, party talks initiated by' the ItK' president of the Seoul Olympic two years ago have produced a Organizing Committee. also said "generous offer" of five events that they preferred to stick with for the North to host. and that , International Olympic Commit- they were unwilling to add more tee-mediated talks with the sports to that plan. North, rather than direct negotia- "Five is our final propo tions as Pyongyang has proposed. sal." Kim said. They said they would make "We haven't given any a decision on the North's request thought to concessions." said after meeting with il0C president Park, who presented a progress Juan Antonio Samaranch, prnba- report on preparations in scout to , bly on Thursday when invitations the 10("s executive board earlier to the Summer Games are issued in the day. by the international panel. Further talks, whethei The Olympics are scheduled or three-party, would deal s ith to open in Seoul one year from items such as splitting teles ision today. income and moving athlete,. tails In an interview, Kim and journalists from one half of stopped short of setting a deadline the politically divided peninsula for the two-year-old negotiations to the other. with the North, which is threaten- The IOC proposal v.ould ing to boycott the Games if its de- give the North archery. table ten- mands are ignored. nis, women's volleyball. the 17, But he added that Jan. men's cycling road race and a 198M, the date by which the quarter of the preliminary %mixt Sat- world's 167 national Olympic matches. tack. Advertise in the ath- Ken Johnston Daily staff photographer Let YOUR ware Spartan Daily prepares to set up a kill as volleyball game against Chrysler. The mse. SJSU middle blocker Barbara Higgins DO Spartans. who host Fresno State profits soar! action from Tuesday night's Friday night, lost the match to Chrysler 3-0. fire- Danielle Spier discs to backup Higgins in 277-3171 sing re it o g a Defense shines in loss to Chrysler 19 Cirti4 t ions COMPACT DISCS

By Holly Olsen Cook led with 18 digs. All women really grxxl teams'. Montgonieiv Daily staff writer on the Chrysler teani are major said. The Spartan's volleyball team league players. SJSU went into the third game lost Tuesday night in a tough exhibi- In the opening game. SJSU Ve had a difficult psyched to win big, hut when Chrys- tion match against Chrysler of Cali- dropped three games 15-1 I. 15-12, ler got the side-out after Spartans vCHECK US OUT fornia, the defending United States 15-5. time scoring on scored one, they fed off SJSU's en- Volleyball Association National Seniors Gina Watson and Bar ergy and picked up an unbeatable ry- Your One Stop CD Champions. hara Higgins' tenacious offense led them.' thym to pull ahead with an easy three Although SJSU is ranked 14th the Spartans in kills. Watson com- in a row. Shopping Center in the Top-20. coach Dick Mont- pleted 14 and Higgins contributed Senior Danielle Spier showed Dick Montgomery, gomery said he expected the women eight. exceptional defense against the hard- (Over 5.000 CD s Stoct to lose the match. Higgins felt she and the team SJSU Volleyball coach hitting Chrysler team. Spier led the The Selection of "The problem was that they should have done much better. team with 21 digs and 25 sets. were able to exploit our weaknesses "We really played badly," she Freshman I.aura Flame and ju V New and I'm disappointed with our relic- said. "We didn't play as a team and together in the third. Some illegal nior Kim Hicks surprised spectator, & Old Rock tion.'' Montogomery said. there was no communication going sets allowed Chrysler to jump ahead with some looked -like-impossible Two former Spartans on the on toward the end of the match." after mostly tie games in the first returns. Jazz, Classical, Imports Chrysler team are Teri DeBusk and The first two contests were ex- two. The Spartans face Fresno State Wide Selection of Imports Christa Cook. DeBusk led the team citing side -out games, but the Spar- "We had a difficult time scor- in a home match this Friday ai with an outstandinv 41 sets. and tans just couldn't pull their offense ing on them. and that's a sign of a 7:30pm. (408) 252-DISC Upshaw says NFL players ready to strike 114.114.1144t414.1.1ENMA/.111:1-T.111:14-ii COLUMBIA NF.W YORK 1AP) During a bative predecessor as the executive signed to the $1.(M10 retainers known UNIVERSITY conversation last week, Gene Up- director of the NFLPA. in labor parlance as "yellow dog.. Student Nwentega:Ine ' shaw said two things that seem con- Catch Back to School The reasoning: They get their contracts. tradictory. salaries anyway and they like the Management concedes it would I. "I was hoping this thing t Action and Save $$ limelight every few years. have to refund ticket and television BAR/BRI would be over by now. I'm taking money if the games went on with; my family to Europe and I had hoped Talk to others and they're con- less than NFL-caliber players. And LSAT vinced Upshaw really would like to to go Sept. 13." there seems to be little question thel #1 OK VAEpRL A N 2. "The players are ready to settle and take his vacation. Owners games would do little better on tele- strike. They want to know why we Hugh Culverhouse of Tampa Bay '3 OFF '2 OFF vision than the Canadian Football OUR GUARANTEE don't walk before the season starts. I and Dan Rooney of Pittsburgh. both League games NBC earned for a 36 Exposures 24 Exposures was talking to Boomer Esiason today members of the Management Coun- couple of weeks during the 1982 SCORE IN THE TOP 20.1, Print & Dev. Print & Dev. and he's ready to go." cil's executive committee, came out strike. 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Brad Shirakawa Daily stall photographer Kat rine S fiv der, a graduate st tident in Women's SI tidies is a volunteer at SJSU'S Wornen's Center. Part of her job is referring women to social services. A woman's refuge from domestic violence Hy Lorraine Grant w( nAt A xas iininded in 1,74 dents participate iri dail \ meetings students ro earn tv,0 to tour units of The brothers of patty staff writer as an all \ olunteer hotline answering and make decisions regarding academic credit, learn IleW skills and The 1:1 tO get help is to seri,e menus, money management, house help S.I tit ''s Women's Resource ask. but it is not alvvavs easv for Bea \ asquer Robinson, etree- ,cleaning. and meal preparation. All Center \ signing up tor internships Alpha Tau Omega %Willett 14 tat\ e dile, tor ot \\'( \ one of the residents receive daily counseling through the Social Science and AIII11.111 toundets ot the Leritei. said there and participate in v,ork shops includ- Women's Studies departments. would like to welcome pOitit Allen she AMIN WI get out ot 11,1, Heed tt/I a crisis center for ing, but not limited to. positive par- Responsibilities v, ill include the relationship. all AC 111,011IC vv omen. enting, nutrition, job search and codeading special interest or rap offer options .ind give her support. net v foe percent of the budgeting. groups. peer counseling and refer- SJSU's said Linda W rlson ,kho is the serv- WIIIIICII !III CIC beaten and Casa WOMA's 30-day program rals. handling ci isis situations, learn- ices ditectoi ot \\, \ needed a place 1,, go It soon became helps women and their children ing about local social service agen- WOMA. the \\ .111i dear to \MM.\ lounders that do- begin the healing process bv addres- cies. and researching special newest sorority ance. is a nonprolit. multi Mink mesh,. \ ',delft,: A as the most severe sing basic sun. ival issues such as women's projects. To earn credit vomit:Ws crisis center pria Ming hi isis ioi \\ omen in Santa Clara housing, etnplo men!. legal and ed- through other departments. students Alpha Omega Pi lingual serv It:CS in Santa Chira Count \ I odav . more than 18AXX) ucational needs. 13) then actre par- can contact their advisor. Anyone Count% %Airmen a veal Ilse the ser% ices. ticipation in the dr:LA.10n making v,islirrig to sign up can go to the \Aft \ IA seeks to counsel \\ ) \I \ helps %%omen help process. clients start the long road Women's Resource Center o r the and congratulate ',Swim). h ant them or their rights thernselv es 1-o, pi,, Kling services toward increased sell esteem and Women'N Studies Department. and otter support v, 'Mout judgment. vvhivli include. ounsel mg and legal self-sufficiency The center is in Administration. \Vilson said. semk.es. a sokt% toui Recogniiing the special needs SJSU's sororities hour pre-ern - Room 223 and IS open Motidas. "We help women help them - /11m ment pi, Timm einergene) assis- of the children of battered women. Wednesdays and Inrims from ,c1\ es The bottom to housing line is she has tanve. inhumation and referral. WOMA offers for their chil- a m to 2 p.m. and on Tuesday, ,,\ ant to help on a successful rush. herself." said Imola conimurim outreach. a relationship dren. twin 1 to 2 p.m. To make an ap- \ dsque/. outiedch specialist vvlio assistame pi, Tr ani, and Casa As part of the living situation, pointment call 277-2047. also does ,ordiniunitv edirvation and WOMA, Wilson said children are taught alternatives to i- public relations vv odk Casa Wo11 a 24-hour, 30- olent behaIllf itS Well LIS alternati% "A lot ot our slat f have been bed resident lid 1.ICIIIt) for battered academic and recreational activities battered v,omen themselves," Wil- /IIICII and their children. was A Youth Program Spevialist teaches .on said opened in 19-- It \vas the second kids the lessons the would normal 1)ornestic \ iolence is a shelter evelusively for battered have at school and spends bine ith problem A III, LAIIS ;III \\ omen to open in the state of Cali - them individuall) talking about their classes, ages. raves and religions. tot ma tdeil it) remains the core problems. she said According to a report, ot 13 \ programs. WOMA is not the only center v,ornen and children comp! Ise the a :friable to help women. The SJtil .1 Is largest group of \ Rdiiiis of roienr in imminent A'omen's Center provides services aamfer or e. she qualifies to crimes It is estimated that 1,111,111 for women as well. The Women's IISC Casa V101 \ shelter. We IS battered ever\ 15 se,,,iids in this Center offers peer counseling. an in- don't turn am down. If we countrv The Sall Jilse 1'402 De- ternship program. a library, and re- help them. vve \Ain partment responds to applovimatel) refer them ferrals for legal assistance. child care to someone else. Wilson 400 calls a month dealing with do- said. references and shelters. mestic v iolence. Operated as a home. all resi- An internship program allows

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YesterDaily MEANWHILE OUR HERO LEICAlitio HOLY COW / /T'S A XRIIr OR 5R7RY 15 JIMMY HOfFA . Local News General News CALLED WON TO WIN& tr NO NO NO ROW 17/6 COCH NESS WHERE5 IRONIL ver55urte 5 ad MONSTER /r's rEW5ION 7DPICAL NE, RE GONNA THINK 'TOPICAL The California State University Hoard of YVIO MY IDEA Cfir,45,41N6 IWO XIAI Trustees may follow a Hackers in West Germany broke into L 4N6 recommendation from CSU NASA's worldwide computer network throughout KNOW it' (453a presidents and increase parking fees for students the summer and collected secret data on space and faculty to $X1 a semester. The increase could shuttle be in place by next fall. pr(ects and nx:ket failures. European media reported Tuesday. The proposal is based upon the assumption News reports said that young West Gentians that a perrnit system will be in place at all 19 CSU gained regular access to at least 20 computers of campuses. SJSU President Gail Fullerton said last the U.S. space agency and had the ability to par- week at her first news conference that a permit plan is under alyze the entire network. consideration hut has not yet been ap- proved. In a related incident. about 35 students from Pope John Paul II opened his visit to Los An- Isaac Newt Sheila Neal California State University at Long Reach rallied geles Tuesday by urging followers to cling to "a at the chancellor's office to protest the proposed responsible moral life" even if it means "being LOOK AT TAW 14AI I WANT A HAI ALR1417"./ THATt Vuo4Y parking fee increases. They fumed a human out of step with majority opinion." WAY 71415 GUY , *. OIONF DOA wiji EN011614 WORM b'REM TOUCHY, blockade that momentarily stopped several trustees Police estimated that a crowd of more than DOG RADDLES! 7411t1 THERE UTILE IHAI OR Itl. HAVE TI) Tou(PY from parking in the CSU facilities adjacent to the 300,(X/0 lined the pope's motorcade route that xxik HAI HA! ,_,t(14- mi.! D064i6? _ ,HA RA/ nARRAN&E university campus. him through Hispanic, Japanese, Chinese and C 4 (.- Ko- liA! I COQ 64 GET MAN6 (..,)a ,-, _ youR I C 4 . ' . c' / rean neighborhoods. a ("4-)q Increasing Planners had predicted that between one mil - \\14\ tb :Q2 r TWEI ri-A 61 . ' SCALES. Od . " \.: student enrollment has spurred the \,.. SJSU Academic Senate int() searching for ideas to lion and two million people would turn out for the lessen the impact. parade in the nation s largest Roman Catholic (fr ( Among the archdiocese. '1fC's alternatives discussed at the Aca- Ai . demic Senate meeting were accepting fewer in- ' coming freshmen. declaring more _,,, - majors im- A 40-year-old man who pleaded no contest to - - pacted, and encouraging lower-division c.,k" ,- transfers assaulting a teen-age umpire at a Little League - W-VISINOVIr!". - - 4ficiiiia...... " to stay at the community college level to finish game wrote a I ,(XXI-word essay on "proper behav- general education requirements. ior at a sporting event" as Good Clean Fun Gene Mahoney required by the court. Robert Foster, who filed his essay with the SJSU is ()wed between $30.1XX) and $50,(XX) West Orange County Municipal Court Monday. BIFF,Tuts is .705iF142* from the agency that collects revenue from parking refused to apologize and said that the umpire. 16- EL SQ.VADOR. 171 You GANT 79 VACtile) tickets issued on streets neighboring the eantpus. year-old C.J. Ellison. was at least partially to SURE YOU Mk W1U- MY PORSCHE? ru- Vertical Management Systems owes the uni- blame for the incident. GilooLIARIvweeyowou ,. ip, versity for parking fines collected in June. July and HAVE LOTS OF THINGS August. S1SU's share of the fines are used TO TALK / c..-4, , - ,. to pro- In Southern California, the city of Glendale is ,,, I j. -5 mote such transportation alternatives as Af3OUT Santa suing a self-styled Santa Claus claiming the elab- ,-', .. - , Clara County Transit. commuter car pools and nde . 2"1'.4 ) r orate Christmas decorations on his home PI'. sharing. are a pub- 6/ ,),, 21 r/ lic nuisance. 'r )LA , PI - il, I\ l. /, -->--7---- 11 ifi) \I _Le.,I, --,l Classified \ ir 141A/g ,

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But part of it is not. because ot all the other work we're doing," he said. Party The events planned for Home- Fraternity Training coming week are: wheels From page I Banner contest. Mon. Oct. 5 rom page I at an informational meeting Tues- Red Cross Blood Drive, Oct. however, keeping the spirit of the day. 5 through 8 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m in Tower alive and maintaining its tra- This year's homec.oming com- the Student Union. ditional initiation ceremony in other mittee, consisting of 15 members Variety show, Oct . 6 at 8:00 headquarters, Kromey said. and five assistants, is hoping for a p.m., Mortis Dailey Auditorium. "In deference to fraternity tra- more visible event than Homecom- Pep rally/yellfest, Oct. 9 dition. the plank and chair are still ing '86. starting at 6 p.m. displayed from their original loca- A cash budget of $10.5(X) is Homecoming barbecue, Oct. tion during the two week pledge pc- available for homecoming. 9. riod, Kromey said. The money was contributed by Reading said the number of In the past, the organization has Coca Cola, radio station KWSS, Gill homecoming activities has been in- sponsored debates between opposing Cable, Bank of the West, Brennan's creased by two or three events over- candidates for Associated Students' Terrace restaurant and Spartan last year. offices. Shops. And one prize stands out above Budweiser beer has approached They also sponsored "Fire- the rest. breaks," an event that brought local the committee also, Reading said. Homecoming king and queen "This year it's going to be an and national celebrities to SJSU to winners v, each receive a trip for simulate diplomatic tensions of the event. Last year, from what I under- two to Hawaii, and at least $100 in stand, homecoming was one of the superpowers in the event of a nuclear scholarship money. disaster, Kromey said. better ones, but a lot of people just Candidates must meet require- "Tau Delta Phi may be best didn't know about it," Reading said. ments and submit applications to the known to students as the publisher of Last year a parade had been homecoming committee before Sept. 'The Tower List.' an often contro- planned but was cancelled because 25. the committee did not obtain a city versial compendium of students' permit on time, Reading said. Reporter I.orroine Grant con- ()pinions about their professors," "Part of it is a disappointment. tributed to thii story Kromey said.

one else in the area because we're commercial stations. new and we're little," Shockley The board's proc.edure for se- said. ''We promote heavily and suc- lecting co-sponsors is to "call the From page I cessfully." biggest radio station, and go fiom cial sponsors) than any other board Tattersfield does not have any- there." Tatierslield said. "Bigger is on campus in the 15 years that I've thing currently lined up with local better. '' been advising," he said. Dan Sweeney Da,ly staff photographer KSJS will sponsor any on-cam- pus organization presenting shows. If Your Mustang Was Born Between '65 & '70 -X re Freshman getting smaller or did someone "park" this tricycle as a joke? lectures or concerts, Yohn said. KATD promotes events tor You Should Know Us SJSU because university activities about 60 percent of the total are chil- the problen) is more low-income "benefit the station and fit its tOr- New /Used Parts Maintenance dren. housing. and for landlords to stop mat." said Alice Shockley, general Electrical & Mechanical Work Appraisals 1)orninguez said he believes the jacking up rents," he said. "Land- manager for the station. March ot homeless much lords :ire also total number is selling houses (that are Weekly promotional meetings Tues.-Fri. 9 to 6 pm Sat. 9 to 2:30 prn From page I higher and blames part of the prob- being rented) and evicting people on at KATD determine which events The number of homeless in the lem on city agencies. a couple days notice." will air. However, only one concert 1320 Oakland Rd. , San Jose, CA 95112 Quotes: 286-9770 Jose is a city that WWII', to counR is estimated at 13.5(X), half San or show is promoted at a time, she grow up, it7, it grim,. II, lea% mg its The community meeting will be of wbich arc in San Jose. said Jim said. people said It's a held tonight at 6 at 160 E. Virgin- McEntee. director of the Santa Clara he MUSTANGS ONLY that v. ants to he ia St.. second floor, in San Jose. "We promote more than any County Human Relations Commis- town a city sion. Shelters for the homeless are .1 The commission made a year- good idea and are appreciated. but COUPON long study of the homeless. McEntee they are not the ansuer. Dominguei said they are difficult to count be- said. Most of the homeless end up GIVE YOURSELF SOME CREDIT cause they are often transient. Most drifting from one shelter to the other. ENINSULA of the homeless are families and "What would really help solve And Help High School Students Earn Theirs

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AIDS queries answered Entertaining Thoughts on television talk show That's entertainment?

AIDS'? In the most Itv Brenda I iti Ler Ican hear it now. akc tele\ Islam. Daily statt the Entertainer? What are you, public of the entertainment There vi as a time when new- `(The show) virtu), to put a socially relevant mediums. The Gallup 1»x (ids and celebrities purposely issue like AIDS on the cover of an pollsters report 85 percent of ansv ered game show questions probably wouldn't entertainment tabloid? 'The AIDS American homes have at least one %%!014! lust to entertain the tele- story is on the cover because it il- television set. The average Ameri- k 1+1011 hurt anybody but lustrates the fact that television is can watches 20 hours of television RILIC:111011 Is now reaching not just for entertainment. Neither per week (that figure is probably Deborah J. Kaplan tele\ 'son xioxers ia question - there's a question is the Entertainer. They never higher during fixithall season.) and -answer shov( s to increase really have been. Simple mathematics shows as to what kind of million people phisticated the society, the more health awareness Entertainment can take any that more than 200 basis. So, sophisticated the programming. On Tuesday night 55 mul- form. For some. it is a grand slam watch TV on a regular help it will have.' not only is TV Traditionally. the Entertainer tiple-choice and true-or-false in the bottom of the ninth. or a it's safe to say that questions were asked by celeb- the most public medium. it is also has been a weekend guide for the David Asquith, "Hail Mary!’ late in the fourth students and faculty of SJSU. rities and answered by Dr. Everett quarter. the most powerful. two- Readers could find a review of the Kim!). surgeon general of the SJSU Sociology Professor To others. it's a Shakespeare It makes sense that a latest box office hit, or a preview' United States in "The National play starring Olivier or a Fellini hour. commercial -free block of of an up-coming concert. The En- AII)S Test ---- What Do You film without subtitles. To still oth- prime-time television be devoted disease tertainer will still give its readers Know About Acquired Immune Another concern is the ap- ers. it's Flrady Bunch reruns. to the most devastating Deficiency Syndrome."' propriateness of television pro- known to man. Some might not this kind of information, but like How much did you know gramming of this nature. Prime- Entertainment is personal. consider this as entertainment and television. it is trying to explore about AII)S? Did you really know time televion is expensive. and Opinions of what entertainment is not worthy of television airtime. some of the controversies sur- how the virus was transmitted? since there were no commercial can be as unique as a thumbprint. or coverspace on The Entertainer. rounding many forms of entertain- The question now is: v;i11 this tele- interruptions, the show was ex- For this reason, it is the responsi- Granted. 2(X) million people ment. vised test be the start of a new pensive. and it's risky to take a bility of the Entertainer to present have never read The Entertainer. Entertainer coverage of the trend? chance on such innovative pro- a broad spectrum of activities. is- or even heard of SJSU, but that AIDS quiz show is just one exam- "It is a very good fonnat as gramming. sues and events. does not lessen the relevance of ple of this type of innovative en- long as sou address it serious sub- "(The shim, probably In any form, be it novels. po- the AIDS issue. tertainment tenoning. 'cc! iDS is ideal for this ap- wouldn't hurt any body but there's etry. music. movies. art or even With the first issue. I hope ia,..11. said Paul Lomeli- a question as to hat kind of help tele% ision shows. entertainment ird ntertainment, including readers wi l' welcome this change. xs . longer "60 Minutes" it will haw." said SJSU socio- gi% es its insight int() the human telex ision programming. I Call Ile:11- It now. Hey. did you producer created the quiz logy professor Dav id Asquith. condition, and is a valuable part ()I constant I x changing to tit we the I intertainer. There was this show. society . the needs ot societ% "The moic great article. . . soviologv Professor He said the show might bene- IZohert ;liner thought a tv 0 -hour fit high school students since they special on a reit:\ ant are often less informed on sin. AIDS v.ould he mole informative and thereloie. ma), not clearlv than ,, minute or hit -minute derstand the AIDS issue. shim \ the tad that the pro- Asquith expressed doubt as gram in( 01(ed s loser partici- to what impact the shim had on pation w piot).11.1 coser a adults since they aie usual lv bettei wide varlets ot questions oil what informed on the topic than high the AIDS problem icallv is. school students. This is not to sax "Personal Is . I think (the that adults cannot learn more on slims is a good idea because we AIDS or are not willing to test C.705H! THERE ARE SO MANY MAY I HELP YEAH --WHAT ARE IHE need more in-depth public affairs their knowledge on the topic. DIFFERENT VIDEO TAPES TO Nov, miss? MOST POPULAR VIDEO programs so the American public RENT, IT'S HARD 70 DECIDE... TAPES THESE PAYS? becomes more informed about "The media. in genetal. critical issues facing our society." have quite a useful role as far as GI iner said. AIDS go." Asquith said. He said NOW ON The unique feature to "The the media is resposible for the de- VIDEO. "How ro Poi National AIDS Test" was the crease in new cases of AIDS by YoutE OwN quest ion-andi allS,Aer format. Met- sexual contact. Now the task is to VIDEO 5140Iv ropolitan I ale Insurance. the inform intravenous drug users 4.432y 45 show's sponsor. spent $2 million AIDS can he transmitted from VHS/IRTA on an advertising campaign and contaminated needles. printed ansvier sheets that \sere The program was put to- published in TV Guide. gether with the cooperation of the A shoxx of this format is ben- federal government as a forerun- eficial since "people are more apt ner to AIDS Prevention Month in to remember the information and October, according to the editimi apply it to their lives." (inner Sept. 10 edition of the San Fran- cisco said. Chronicle. 01981 but. 51410,

(CROCODILE PUNDEE, T'LL 1:ENT ONE SORRY 1 HEY'REJ Entertainer HANNAH AND HER SISTECS, OF -THOSE !' ALL 00 T... The Entertainer supplement is an arts/entertainment THE COLOR PuRPLE, guide that appears each Thursday in the Spartan Daily. AND HEARTSREAx grpoi, Editor Deborah J. Kaplan /;*-- Photo Editor Michael Burke Special Sections Manager Cheryl Chaffin Flaghead Design Danny Lee Cover Photo Dan Sweeney A SJSU student takes the "National AIDS Test - What Do You Know About Acquired Immune Defficiency Syndrome" which aired Tuesday. Thursday , September 17, 1987 Page 3

She makes 'em laugh Feathers fly

Hy Holly Olsen Night Live" comic Dana Carvey. at local club Daily staff writer Why the switch'? By Mark Foyer Introducing a woman known "TV owns your soul,"says Daily staff writer as "The Erma Flombeck of the Matthews. "It requires tt3o much With California's success- South Bay." Edie Matthews. time and is overly demanding. I ful lottery game, stand-up Matthews. who graduated am too into my family and have comic Dave Fulton wondered from SJSU in 1980 with a degree too many ties for TV." what would happen if his home in radio-TV journalism and mi- Her theory regarding career state of Idaho had a lottery. nors in both theatre and political is "If there is something you "Can you imagine the science, is a stand-up comedi- really want to do, go out and try winning prize?" he asked the enne. She is also a mother of four it. Get it out of your system.'' audience at Sunnyvale's who is adamantly opposed to 'It would have been more Rooster T. Feathers Saturday using profanity. She is considered practical and worth my time to night. "It would probably be unique in that she can successfully have majored in theatre with a worth $ I 00. " perform her material in front of a minor in journalism since show Fulton was the first come- "biker-bar minded audience." business is where my interests dian to take the stage. Dan despite her strong moral codes. really were," says Matthews. Spencer and Tom McTigue fol- Moreover. as a woman in As a youngster growing up in lowed. comedy. Matthews is a rarity. Los Angeles, Matthews says "My Fulton, the show's emcee, "It's a crutch to use obsceni- brother would drag me down to reminisced about growing up ties all the time. Too much dirty in Idaho. There was the night stuff gets old too." says Mat- he tried to impress a date by otograp er thews. an weeney v sta p drinking three six-packs of Comedian Tim McTigue at Rooster T. F'eathers Matthews' husband, an engi- beer. neer at Lockheed, and children "I got home early," he "Twelve dollars for a ready graffiti on the rock. I frequent her shows, so it is proba- said. "I'm still grounded for bible?" he screamed into the read one slogan that said 'Brit- bly best she keeps profanities out that one." microphone. "What are you'? ish suck.' and another one said of her act. Fulton said his father's Possessed?'' 'Pilgrims are number one,"' Matthews has worked several profession, mechanical engi- he said. Bay Area clubs beginning her first neer, influenced him as a kid The next comic to appear Spencer also had a unique performances at San Jose's Last on the playground. was Spencer. a Boston native way of referring to his bald Laugh. "While other kids were who discussed the reason why spot on by calling it "extra She recently participated in trying to get as high as they the Plymouth Rock is fenced face. the Seattle Comedy Competition could on swings. I was going in. McTigue's style seemed and performs five to seven nights all the way around. Fulton Spencer said the fence is to be a little bit Woody Allen- a week in comedy clubs all over said. supposed to prevent people ish. It took a while for him to the Bay Area. But what got the crowd from vandalizing the national get a gtxxl rapport with his au- Last week. Matthews opened going were his jokes about his monument with graffiti. dience. But once he got on a at Center Stage. a new club on experience in a religious gift "But who are they kid- roll, there was no stopping Market Street in San Jose. Edie Matthews shop. ding'?" he said."There is al- him. She will be appearing on . .stand-up comedienne Sept. 17 at Mountain View Sports Page. the local recreation departments to azine or newspaper articles. The "In high school I knew I was do plays with him." Seminar will be held on Oct. 3 good at telling a story and I was Her brother was four years from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Cen- ter Stage Comedy Club. The cost Special discounts known as the class clown. Later I older and stimulated her interest in for student body My is $45 if paid before Sept. 25. started writing monologues. theatre then, but "I followed card holders friends compared me to Joan Riv- through more than he did." she after that date it will be $50. ers. and that's where my career says. The clubs' owner, Norman Call for details began."says Matthews. Matthews' father was a truck Meyers, a funny but nice charac- Reservations req. Matthews left a career in driver and mechanic. her mother a ter himself. opens the (lows for food and cocktails at 6 p.m. The You MuSt be at Least 21 television to be a stand-up comic creative writer and her grand- 2 Beverage minimum three years ago. She worked as a mother owned a silent theatre in show. starts at 8:30 p.m. and a sec- photographer. producer and free- England. ond set begins at 10:00 p.m. lance writer for channels I I and Matthews will be teaching a The club's neon lights, shiny 36. Her experiences also include comedy writing seminar for any- brass wine racks and dome win- Featuring the best in radio broadcasting and writing for one interested in learning to write dows give it a modern art nouveau KXRS and KGO. She did talk humorist material for public look. Admission price is $3 on Local and National shows for cable television and re- speaking. presentations. mono- Wednesday. Thursday and Sun- cently. opened for "Saturday' logues. comedians. novels. !nag - day. Friday and Saturday is $fi. Stand-up Comics This week Sot 17 19 "We haven't missed a publication Bob Rubin The Rube date in 53 years . . ." Also Ron Brown and Jeff Juliano SAN JOSE COLLEGE 247-7795 Show Info and Reservations SPA A a AILY 296-2332 Dinner Reservations , (Save 52 00 on Dinner with LIP_ Tickets S AN JOS!. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 I , 1914 After Dinner Show 4400 Stevens Creek Blvd. 9 PM San Jose Advertise in the Spartan Daily Classified and Late Show iBerween Kiel,/ Blvd & Lawrence Eimmi 11PM Downstairs from Calico Kates !Next to Meridian Quad Theaters Reach 28 000 Readers Starting at $3,45. DOTS aiwavs open at 7 PM - 4 "w' ttttt tt Page 4 Thursday, September 17, 1987 Mission to the Ninja n

(Right) Along with love. honor and loyalty, a sense of humor is something Shot Tanemura teaches his students. (Below) People of all ages participated in the workshop last weekend.

Ninpo Grandmaster

By Karen M. Derenzi The first black -robed Ninj:i Daily staff writer far back in Japanese history. The The recent craze to leam more about the pose was to protect and defend th world of the Ninja has prompted one native Tanemura said. Japanese to come to the United States to dispel The Ninja were sometimes the myths surrounding the martial arts. riorlike. but only in defense of th Grandmaster Shoto Tanemura was disap- said. pointed with the mask-wearing, sword-carrying The Ninja practice the mr image the U.S. has pinned on the Ninja. jutsu. He came to this country for the first time The Ninja are now portray, in 1976 and was at SJSU last weekend as part killing machines. though this vit of a nation-wide tour to teach Americans the decreasing amount of people. traditional philosophy and technique behind the Grandmaster's teachings. art. "This makes me happy." T 'rhursday, September I 7, I 987 Page 5 end lyth

hares his wisdom at SJSU

,an be traced Tanemura teaches Ninpo. another martial Also on hand for the training and seminars r original pur- art which is distinguished from Ninjutsu by its last weekend were several members of the Los (Top) Grand Master Shot Tanemura explains the as government empha.sis on mental conditioning as well Angeles-based Genbukan Ninpo Hugel Dojo. importance respecting one's weapons. Stuart physical conditioning. Chadwick Minge is one member of the demon- erce and war- More than 5(X) Parisians practice the art of group who has been practicing the martial arts Sakai, 17, a national karate champion, ir country. he Ninpo. The dojo (training facility) there is rec- on and off for 20 years. strates routines for the Grandmaster and fellow ognized by the French government as a true He has been with the Los Angeles group students. (Right) Curious neighborhood children tial art. Nin- Ninpo group. said Scott Stamps. senior mem- for three years. He now holds the title of Sho- watch in amazement as Shoto Tanemura shows ber of the Los Angeles branch. dan (first-degree black belt). d one-man In India. more than 20,(XX) people practice "The group started with just a few stu- Ninja techniques at the seminar Sunday. v is held by a the martial arts. dents." Minge said who was arming the first credit to the Tanemura enjoys teaching in California few but is now considered a senior student. since there are large Ninpo groups in San Fran- "Now we are able to help new students. Photos by Arnelite Manes nemura said. cisco and Los Angeles. he said." Page 6 Thursday. September 17, 1987 Harmonic-a convergence?

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Dan Sweeney Daly staff photographer "Playing the blues is like hav ing a degree in Socio- cial trio at the San Francisco Blues Festival held at Fort played his harmonica to the estimated 12,000 people in logy." said itig Bones, above. vi ith Relavin' Jackson Mason. They hoped for a chance to jump on stage. attendance last weekend.This year marked the fifteenth and Jack-the-bass-plaver. The three became an unoin- Rehm, \lark Ka/anon, of the Angela Strehli Hand. year this prestigious festival has been held. Large crowd approves the blues at annual San Francisco fes- tival By Julie Rogers Burris said he's noticed a re- Day staff writer surgence of blues music popular- Gloomy weather set the per- 'It can be that you ity with the younger generation. fect mtiod Sunday for San Fran- "The young. they like blues cisco's Annual Blues Festival at get up in the right now. Burris said. the Great Meadow of Fon Mason. morning an you "They used to like rock. But Completing its fifteenth year. now they. like blues.’ he said. the San Francisco Blues Festival can't find your I.ittle Charlie and the Night- is the longest ongoing blues festi- cats. a hay area favorite. drew val in the United States. shoe. large cheers An estiniated crowd of 12.- Anything can from the audience when they sang, "Darlin' you 000 people gathered to celebrate got alot of good qualities -- - "Blues" - the music that dwells be the blues.' you got eyes like on a feeling ot low spirits. a cat. ’ Big Overlooking the Golden Gate Bones Grateful to be in San Fran- Bridge and the San Francisco San Fransicco resident cisco. lead guitarist Charley Baty Bay. the festival united black and said,"The Midwest is beautiful. white, young and okl. and created Equally as astonishing as but there ain't no place like a Blues Harmonictai Conver- Strehli, is the hamionica and sax- home fog and all." gence. ophone player, Mark Ka/anon. a Albert Collins. known as The festival offered a line-up must-see for harmonica and saxo- the"Master of Telet.iiAer,''per- of Blues musicians with varying phone appreciators. formed intense guitar solos. His talents froni classical big band Charles Brown, known as nno.ic. known as the Collins blues to the tough city blues of the living legend... sang his la sound. has won numerous Chicago. including the harsh mous meltxly, "What did I do to W.C. Handy awards. Texas Blues of Austin. make you mad this time including se- lection to the Soul -blues singer Ernie John- baby?' Blues Festival Hall of Faille. son. backed by the Bobby Murray San Francisco resident J.C. Band, opened the event with. "I Burris demonstrated his complete Big Bones, a San Francisco want somebody to rock me range of harmonic mastery inlud- resident. said he especially likes like I ain't got no backbone." ing replicating train sounds. the blues because it transcends the Angela Strati, known as the Burris. originally from Kings barriers between whites and "first lady of Texas." took the Mountain. North Carolina, said blacks. stage and delivered a superb per- that he's been singing the blues "The blues is a niessage.’ formance. Texas monthly once since he was bom. - Bones said. "It be that you called her "the most important fe- "I taught myself when I was get up in the morning and you ,,,Ipale yosalist to smine out of, young on our family. farm." Bur- can't find your shoe. Anythiq Texas, 4iiieehitis'JotilirC. ,... , , ' can be the blue." t. Thursday, September 17, 1987 Page7 Kettles show diverse styles Band is a musical melting pot

By Richard Motroni tluenced by country, & western Deity staff writer people like Patsy Cline. Jerry Lee Most music groups play one Lewis and my idol. Wanda Jack- kind of music that can get a little son." predictable and boring, but not the Brothers Fred and Dez Mab Kettles. They are of a different grew up in a family that played al- breed. most totally country music. The foursome consists of "It's kind of strange being of lead singer Margot Wistar, guitar- Filipino decent listening to coun- ist Fred Mal% bassist Dez Mah try music all the time." said gui- and drummer Rick Quisol. They tarist Fred Mab. are not a typical pub band. Singer Wistar's style. like "We like to play different Mab's guitar playing. has varia- kinds of music, especially obscure tions. She is soft and tender on the a numbers that some people might Wanda Jackson or Patsy Cline not have heard, but will open their numbers, then fierce and en- eyes as well as their ears," Wistar ergetic. especially during the said. Elvis Presley classic, "Heartbreak The Kettles' concert at Spar- Hotel.' tan Pub last week was indeed a What is really important to unique mixture of sound. Al- the Kettles' show and their fu- though the two 45 -minute sessions ture - is their original material. got rough and shaky. most of it was well performed and the last "Although most of our origi- part of the show suddenly. ex- nal songs are group efforts, each ploded. of us has different ways we ap- Because each band member proach song writing. Wistar a different musical back- said. ground. it is not surprising to hear Wistar is cautious about the them spanning country & western. Kettles' !lame. good ()I' rockabilly, blues. and -We vk ill play a few gigs in '40s big band. I..A. and favorite places like the "My first love has always Spanan Pub. We love to play E3rad Shirakawa Daily stall photographer been the big-band sound of Peggy here. 'cause both Rick and I live Bass player Des Mah and singer Margot X% istar Spartan l'uh. The local band has been influenced Lee and Judy Garland:* Wistar here. plus SJS1.1 students are some of The Kettles rock during a recent set at the hy a vv ide range of musical styles. said "Hut I've also been in- of our best audiences. He's Bad Bernstein, Vienna Philharmonic LOS ANGELES So much has been written about makes rare Bay Area appearance Michael Jackson's "Bad" that you might figure you Ily Nelson (7ardadeiro Symphony No. 5 in F. flat major, know the album without Daily staff writer Opus 82. by Sibelius. even listening to it. You're Bay Area music lovers will Bernstein. who first con- probably right. "Flad is an have a rare opportunity to witness ducted the orchestra in 1968. is 'WM excellent dance album that a high-caliber musical collabora- distinguished as the only living holds no surprises. tion when Leonard Bernstein con- conductor to be named an honor- It will make loads of ducts the Vienna Philharmonic ary member of the Vienna Phil- money. but it won't be an- with soloist Christa Ludwig Fri- harmonic. They currently. have no other "Thriller:. the crit- day evening. resident conductor. ical success that was the Bernstein and the Vienna Bernstein has recorded seve- best-selling 1.1) of all time. Philharmonic with Ludwig, a re- ral albums with the orchestra as For one thing, the nowed mezzo-soprano. will con- well as the "Bernstein Beetho- dance rhythms on "Bad" clude the Concord Summer Clas- ven" television series. are too familiar to have the sics season at the Concord Bernstein. 69, is the only same impact as "Thriller.’ Pavilion at 8 p.m. American musician ever to For another, Brad Schulenberg, Concord achieve world-wide recognition as ’Thriller" was released just Pavilion publicity director. said conductor. composer, pianist. au- as music videos became a the concert is a musical event that thor and teacher. force in boosting album should not be missed. The Vienna Philharmonic sales. And Jackson. the con- "It's a rare opportunity to has earned a reputation as one of summate showman. was a see the two (Bernstein and the the world's greatest symphony or- natural for the vide() me- Vienna Philharmonic) together... chestras. Since its inception in dium. Schulenberg said. "It has been a 1842. the Vienna Philharmonic But videos don't have long time since they have been in has been known for its distinctive that impact anymore. this area. In fact. they have never sound unmatched by any other or- St) "Bad" will stand or played at the Pavilion." chestra. fall primarily on its music. Ticket prices for the once-in - And the music is good: pol- The program will include one a-lifetime event are $22.50 for re- ished. professional dance of Mozart's most popular sym- served seats and $15.50 for gen- music: a few ballads; a show phonies, Symphony No. 29 in A eral admission lawn seating, and tune thrown in for good major, K. 201; Bernstein's own will De available at all Symphony measure. No. I. "Jeremiah," FIASSificketmaster ticket cen- Ronard Bernstein will conduct the Vienna Philharmonic F riday featuring Ludwig as soloist and ters. evening at the Concord Pavilion. gm 4

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Troubled English teen faces woes of a pauper By Russ Baggerly Times so eloquently puts it - Daily start writer with which Adrian sees the In John I IA Mg.% b(X)k world seems to break down "The World According to when it comes to his parents. Gam." Garp's publisher gave Both Mummy and Father have the draft of his latest book to affairs during the span of the Jillsy. the cleaning woman. to stories. and Adrian never has a read clue. Jillsy, when asked why Here's the big shocker: she had read the book. a ter- critics seem to love these ribly violent and depraved works. "The New York story, replied."Same reason I Times" called Adrian, read anythin tor. to find out " . .part Woody Allen. part a what happens '' kindred spirit to the heroes of Jillsy v.ould not have fin- Phillip Roths early novellas slied reading 'The Secret 1),,ily of Adrian Mole. Aged Well. Woody Allen ; -1.' hy SW: I 0 \\ II,elld. makes readers laugh. A lot of .1 %%Mild she C \;tslett her readers like his work. his view time buying its companion of the vs orld and his style. book. "The Grim ing Pains of When Allen pokes fun at Adrian Mole... things. he uses authentic- Most people. like Jillsy sounding self expression. Sue Bowling Daily staff photographer read stories to find out what Viewing his films makes a per- Dancers leap in their "Hey Jack" performance happens. les hard to read these son tend to think there is an el- novels because frankly v,h0 ement which rings true in wants to stay. interested in the them. life and times of a pubescent Townsend lacks this cred- S.F. dancers show creativity English twit'? ibility in her work. Partly for Adrian. the central char- the obvious reason that it is acter .1 surprise), laments. doubtful that a woman can Trunk Company's choreographer combines street dancing, whines. and misses the point really know the inner workings about almost every stereotypi- of the mind of an adolescent radical moves, pulsating music creating new style of dance cal event in the limited life of boy. Also, her clean prose and an underpriviledged British educated style is at odds with By Edwin Garcia tomia at Santa Cruz, would rather hour-long show was Therese teen-ager. the implied lack of education Daily staff enter call her company's works "dance Adams. a UC Santa Cruz student It's disheartening to pick of the central character. The San Francisco Trunk theatre" opposed to a post-mod- and friend of Trunk's. She, along the books up. look them over If literary world is in Dance Company's style is some- ern '60s style as many refer to that with her dancers, performed a and think they were acclaimed for,The Adulthood. . . ,'The where between classical ballet and style. piece called the "Moving and successes. The book's covers Middle-age'. . .,'The Dot- street dancing, though nobody is But what exactly is it? Storage Performance Company." are more critic's comments age'. . .. and ultimately, 'The really sure where. Not even the Five professional dancers The difference in shows is about the book than they are Octogenarian Adventures of dancers. took up San Francisco's Foot- immediate. Adams plays recogniz- about the book. Adrian Mole,' readers should Trunk Co.'s choice of music works dance studio floor Saturday able music like John Philip Sou- Getting through these pass. An individual's life is is unfamiliar, ranging from loud evening each "spazzing" out to sa's "Stars and Stripes Forever," books is a chore. sporadic enough without trying jazz to long, soft sounds resem- individual routines. and relies on props to enhance the This "gimlet-eyed clar- to decipher these kind of pop bling a mysterious record back The dancers rapidly shifted dance theater show. ity" -- as the New York novels in the process. mask ing. their flexible bodies in all direc- The opening "Squad" is an After five minutes at Foot- tions, threw their arms uncontrol- amusing act of uniformed per- works Dance Studio one prefers lably so it seemed and formers ranging from an aviator to Miller's killer stalks city the noise two stories below. often slammed to the ground. an American Indian, appearing to making one wonder just how take a cruise vacation. By Karen NI.Derenzi more concerned with pteasure Trunk Co. named after much of the 10 minute piece was- Words are spoken in "Mov- Deity stall writer of the kill than being careful director and choreographer Mary real ly choreographed. ing and Storage," and props make Move over, Stephen not to leave clues. Trunk is a weird experience. The content of the Trunk Co. the performances portray events in King, there's a new kid on the Thc author presents an in- especially guessing what pieces show is so abstract it is difficult to an obvious manner by a group of block. His name is Rex Miller teresting twist to the story by like "My mother calls me,'' "Le figure out exactly what is going up to nine dancers acting routines. and his first horror novel. romantically linking Eichord tombeau de Mozart." and "Fall- on. What's more. Trunk varies The funniest was "Hey SLOB." (Signet. $3.95) due and the widow of one of the ing dog trios" are all about. her dancing. because she likes to Jack." It portrays five male per- to be released in November. killer's victims. Edie Lynch. Trunk, a 1984 Theatre Arts "nianipulate it like crazy." formers dressed casually in blaz- marks the beginning of what Throughout much of the story, maim from the l'itoeiiah, id Cali - Dancing right after Trunk's ers and tennis shoes. interacting could be a brilliant career. the pair is emotionally sepa- The somewhat bizarre rated by the very reason they title is taken from the habits of are together. Fill YOUR a psychopathic. overweight Miller brings in all kinds POCkETS CiT---culdEiMotions killer named Daniel Edward of diverse personalities. He in- Flowers Bunkowski. He stalks troduces the reader to street ii COMPACT DISCS the streets and suburbs of mod- people. gangs and cops. The hA ern-day Chicago, having al- police force becomes a zany, ready terrorized hundreds upon occasionally corrupt world ot- 10215 SOUTH DE ANZA BLVD CUPERTINO, CA 95014 hundreds of people in Viet ficers live and work in. 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