In Sports... IRA Election Results Faithful Students vote NO fans climb on the proposed IRA fee increase. to the The proposal would have raised student cheap seats activity fees from $20 to $50. at Spartan No 1,670 Stadium Yes 1,596 For reaction to the vote, Sec ,Wry read Monday's Spartan Daily On page 4. ',tut I. rm.:I-Nit% sithr IL) 4

Volume lot. Number 59 Friday, November 19. 1993

Society Under the Influence Finding Alcohol's impact on paths to society By Clara (lien recovery *ULM WAN 441 Wnter The National Institute on Alco- hol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) estimates there are 18.3 ALCOHOL million adult alcoholics and alcohol and abusers in the United States That's RECOVERY 10 percent of the adult population. part five of five But alcoholism, as experts insist, an start early and spread through Dapl lc I )i( k si;:u-Luiti,i 1.Ldt Writer all walks of life. It may seem like the same old Alcoholism. It's a scary word, and story: 17-year-old girl gets dumped most believe "it won't happen to me." by her boyfriend and turns to alco- It can happen to anyone and it is not hol to experience the forgetful easily seen in oneself'. effects and lightheadedness from a One di ink turns into 10. Saturday drug reserved only for grownups. night partying starts to include Sunday For Valerie, a high school senior and Monday. The old adage "if one from Fremont who requests her last confidential, the sce- drink is good, then 10 must be better," (ROMA AC011.4 - T‘ ARTA'. ' name be kept nario occurred this summer when Alternatives, top, meets with half hour. During the sessions, Rasmussen concentrates on feel- Dr. Roberta Rasmussen of Action she returned home one afternoon See ALCOHOL, page 3 her clients for group counseling sessions every Wednesday for a ings. It is usually hard for newer members to open up. See ABUSE, page 3 Students offer friendship to at-risk youths B Erika D. Schumati Dailv Siitfl Writer tor of the program. Alessandri, a board member for through the psychology or The program's objective is to Friends for Youth. human biology departments Establishing new friendships match at-risk youth, children who "Less than one year becomes working as interns with these chil- can be intimidating for some, but have been identified by the juve- too unstable for the kids dren. Friends for Youth is a program nile system or social services, with because after all, that's what they "Most students just like to vol- working to make it easier. adult volunteers from the com- deal with all the time people unteer for fun, though," Cooper Friends for Youth is a privately munity in one-to-one friendships. breaking promises to them," he said. 'The children matched with funded, nonprofit organization These are children who are at said. the Stanford volunteers just love designed to help children from risk of abuse, neglect, delinquent "We are a little more flexible the students," she said. ages 10 to 17 in need of a behavior, drug or alcohol abuse, with students though because of "Anybody can be a volunteer." dependable friend. teen-age pregnancy and drop- their busy schedules," Cooper Alessandri said. "I want to set up a Dr. Michael Alessandri, a pro- ping out of school. said. "At least one semester is similar program here at SJSU lessor in SJSU's psychology 'This is voluntary on the kids' required, but two is best for the five or so have already signed up." department, wants to bring the part, too," Cooper said. 'Thez children." "Right now I'm just informing program to campus, so students really want to be in the program. The children know in advance my classes, asking for volunteers, can volunteer their time or pick The adults "senior friends" are the relationship will not be for a he said. "I would have to work up credits as an intern. asked to commit themselves to full year, and according to Coop- with the university to see what it Friends for Youth has dedicat- about three hours per week with er, they are OK with that. would entail to set up a program ed itself to helping children in a youth "junior friend" doing Friends for Youth has a formal like Stanford has. I don't know San Mateo and northern Santa things like watching movies, cook- program at Stanford University how formal it has to be." Clara counties for 14 years. ing dinner, playing sports or just matching Stanford students with The process of finding a "We serve as mentors, friends spending time together. youth. They get many referrals "senior friend" is involved. 'kite, Ti t, ks. 1, and advocates to these kids," said "We require at least three from the East Palo Alto area. Stanford student Kul Wadhwa, left. plays pool with 14-year-old Marcel Rebecca Cooper, executive direc- hours a week for one year," said Students can earn credit See FRIENDS. page 3 Duncan as part of the Friends for Youth program.

Sculptor brings SJSU programs life of artistic recruit minorities vision to her work for job market By Erika D. Schuman [kik Staff Writrr li,1, facility on South Fifth Street. .p.ti or I htik 11 r where she volunteers and SJS I colleges are going out of their was to When Mill 'mon. an works as a sculptor. recruit underrepresented minorities for the SJSU alumna. 11.1S inter- At the end of the video. future work force. viewed for a Disney docu- she whips the helmet up and "Our student population is tremendously mentary last year, she said says: "How's that for an octo- diverse," said Raymond Lou, associate vice pre', she had to make her mark genarian?" ident for undergraduate studies. on this world. The video, Solomon started in the UCLA, CSU Long Beach, San Francisco which celebrates the lives of world of art as a child. State University and SJSU are among the tnost nine outstanding role mod- 'The arts have always been diverse colleges in California, according to Lou. els, was named- after her important to me," she said. "SJSU and SFSU are certainly right up there statement. For this reason she was as the most diwrse, though." he said. "Making Their Mark" is a involved in dance lessons as a In the College of Education, there is a documelitai y child. Her Pales- Teat her Diversity Grant Project designed to on people tinian dance establish immediate and long-term processes who are doing It is also a teacher needed and structures. This is to recruit, support and something an interpreter. tit ,FFMAN -.l.PARTAN I sill retain teachers from underrepresented groups interesting symbol of the As a Jewish SJSU alumna Millie Solomon started in the world of art as a child. Solomon sculpts in stone (as to serve as role models for children. immigrant from Under the Success in Science program with their lives. seen in the background) and in bronze. Solomon said. holocaust. Russia, (SIS), is the Hispanic Center of Excellence pro- This seems There's too Solomon speaks gram. to be Hebrew, Russ- ter and niece for six years, of her life ;uul her views. the 20th century." "It is designed Ti get more students, Latinos Solomon's much of that ian and English, until 1932-1933," she said. She shows a rope imbed- The time between dance specificalli into medical .4 floor said Kenneth motto in life. in this world; so she Solomon said she was part ded in one of her pieces of in her childhood and NlacKay, a...4,41.ov dean it educational equity of According to exchanged of a group of young people sculpture. her sculpture done in the science. "It's in the second rear and people are- art Professor it shouldn't dance lessons interested in classical music, "It is a symbol of preju- last 20 years was spent rais- starting to get into the application stages of Harry Powers, for interpreting. reading and concerts. dice," she said. A cone- ing a family and working as med school." she is an active happen in the "I danced "We used to go to the sym- shaped form stands out ill an oflice manager. The College of Engineering has a number of and very pro- 20th century.' with her for phony, did lots of reading the piece, symbolizing a fruit. "When I got married programs for minorities, including the Black duct;ve artist. Millie Solomon three years, and discussed books," she 'They used to lynch peo- everything else was left on Alliance of Scientists and Engineers (BASE) "Millie is SiSt until she went said. "We were a different ple and hang them from the hat k limner," she said. and Minority Engineering Program (MEP). imaginative hack to Pales- breed of people." magnolia trees," she said. A She wanted children and BASE is a organization of the National Sod- and inventive, tine when it Powers said these charac- song was Written, which said with her husband, raised eti of Black Engineers (NSBE). It exists mainly not only about her art, but was Palestine, not Israel teristics have not faded in "strange fruit grow on mag- four. lot stiidents already enrolled at SJSU pursuing her life too," he said. and I decided to keep on Solomon. nolia trees" and Siilomon were inv first nor k a &wee in engineering. science or technology. In the documentary, dancing," Solomon said. So "She's on top of every wanted to work it into a sym- of at t she said. "1 WI (lay l'he prow an, provides tutoring services, Solomon can be seen wear- she joined renowned mod- issue or current event," he bolic piece. was a lieu. &helium: with niv menhir programs and orientation programs; it ing a protective leather outfit ern dancer Isadora Duncan's said. "She's a critical thinker "It is also a symbol of the kids." also sponsors industry-related activities such as and a helmet while pouring group. and has a social conscious- holocaust," she said. 'There's She went back to the work corporate symplisitims and technical seminars. bronze into a mold at the "I danced with her (ludo- ness." too much of that in this foundry. This is SJSU's metal ra Duncan's) group, her Her art work is a reflection world; it shouldn't happen in See SOLOMON. page 6 See PROGRAMS. page 3 2 friday. November 19. 1993 Forum & Opinion 5AY4 10.9 STATE UNIVERSITY SPARTAN DAILY Editorial Campus Viewpoints Puerto Rico TODAY'S QUIZ The melting pot made the right choice theory redefined Amongst other California State Universities, Sunday's election to make Puerto Rico the 51st I was moved by Laura Kleinman's column state stalled when Puerto Rican voters chose to San Jose State is ranked number 1 in what? on interracial tolerance, "A melting pot ratlici hold onto their commonwealth status instead. than a salad bowl," Nov. 15. The voters are maintaining the best of both I respect her personal experiences and per- worlds. Although Puerto Ricans cannot vote for spective that have grown out of those familial the U.S. president, they have been U.S. citizens relationships. Yet I must disagree with her since 1917 and do not have to pay federal income misconceptualization of the melting pot theo- tax. Li the Big West Conference ry. Many Puerto Ricans argue statehood would A far better rendering of the melting pot absorb their culture and take the Spanish lan- theory was advanced by Nicholas Yray's cam- guage with it. As a commonwealth, Puerto Rico pus viewpoint on Nov. 11. is able to enjoy a strong separate national ELi least of years to graduate Yray's viewpoint advanced the melting pot identity. amount theory by attacking multiculturalism as divisive Sunday's vote offered voters three options and a lowering of expectations for people of statehood, independence or retention of com- color. monwealth status. Yray states, "If kids are being taught about Commonwealth status won with 48 percent of ELi number of classes their ancestral roots, it crowds out the three the vote, statehood had a close second with 46.2 "R's" that teach children basic problem solving percent and independence was strongly skills." In Yray's view most emigrants have opposed with only 4.4 percent. What should be come to the United States to flee away of life, noted however, is 73 percent of the registered vot- a lifestyle. Thus, in his view, all citizens must be ers participated in the election, a clear I:I parking molded in the image of an unstated U.S. "col- indication of Puerto Rico's strong national pride. orblind" cultural system. With statehood, Puerto Rico would gain two The melting pot theory is just that, a boil- senators and at least six representatives, thus hav- ing cauldron of burning cultural values, a ing more of a voice in determining federal rules. Li violent cnc belief system that demands all who enter the America does not need another state. United States be liquidated into the mold of There are enough problems in our current 50 "Americanism." The theory was first advanced states. near the beginning of this century to address The magnitude of the national deficit and MARTIN CIEE SPARTAN DAILY the large influx of European emigrants. unemployment rate are indications the United Since then it has been the cornerstone of States is not ready to expand. SJSU buildings hold memories many who believe in assimilation. The commonwealth has functioned successful- So called "Americanism" is founded on the ly in its current status. We should let the citizens of premise of white male supremacy. This is a Puerto Rico speak for themselves, and according doesn't look very exotic. Out here the mute mono- fact bore by a simple examination of history to Sunday's result, they have chosen to remain as ItWhat color is it on the out- logues stand like thoughts not and U.S. institutional practices. It is also a fact they are. side? It's so drab I can't yet formed, as quiet as a mind in that we are a society in flux, in the midst of remember. meditation. change. We have become much more tolerant The other library, Wahlquist, I will miss this place when I and open to diversity among us. But this has looks on the inside like it proba- graduate. come about only as a result of struggle and Forum Page Policies bly did in the '40s. Shades of off- When I'm here, it's like my blood shed. pink and yellow. That unmistak- own private expanse of books As a Chicano I have come to appreciate my able, yet hardly noticeable speck- and solitude. chained up. I backed it right heritage in spite of the legacy of conquest that The SPARTAN DAILY provides a daily Forum led brown linoleum. Clunky ele- It is named for John into one of those characteristic has marked my people's experience in the to promote a "marketplace of ideas." vators. Wahlquist, a past president of SJSU concrete garbage can hold- United States. Amencan-Indian and mestiso Up on the fifth floor, in the the institution. When I was grow- ers. We bailed. in character, we Chicanos are born with our Contributions to the page are stacks, cozy warm dry air circu- ing up on 12th Street, I was his But not fast enough for heads held down in the shame of a beaten encouraged from students, staff, faculty and oth- lates. The place smells like an paperboy. He was an amiable, some reason we thought we people at the hands of the United States in ers who are interested in the university attic in the summertime. tall old man. could just mosey on about our 1848. at large. But, it is well-lit here. Row Maybe me growing up in the business once we were a couple We have fought to get our presence seen Any letter or column for the forum page must after row of shelves stand await- neighborhood has caused my blocks away. and understood in this institution and be turned in to Letters to the Editor's box in the ing the rare patron. affection for the buildings, the We had forgotten the voracity throughout this society. We have endured SPARTAN DAILY, Dwight Bentel Hall 209, or to the There are so few visitors to with which the campus police racism and are flourishing as a community. information booth in the Student Union. this repository that time seems can apprehend dangerous sus- Our voice and soul are found everywhere, our Articles may also be mailed to the Forum Edi- to slow down here. I pull the title pects such as ourselves. contributions are many. But we continue to tor, The SPARTAN DAILY, School ofJournalism and The Gypsy In Music" by the 'Up in the fifth We were booked into SJSU's struggle for institutional change. The request Mass Communications, SJSU, One Washington composer Franz Liszt. floor, in the stacks, "Main Jail" and our parents were for multiculturalism in higher education is Square, San Jose, CA 95192. The last time eyes plied its one needed institutional change for greater Articles may be faxed (408) 924-3282. pages was probably nine years cozy warn dry air The Student Union is where democracy. Articles and letters MUST contain the author's ago, the last time it was checked the local degenerate youth spent The idea of multiculturalism is a positive name, address, daytime phone number, signature out. circulates. The most of its time. It must have response to nativism and supremacist think- and major. This is where the university's place smells like an been about 1975 ing. Although not encouraged, names may be with- archaic volumes rest. A book of when I shot my first ball Multiculturalism recognizes the absence of held upon request German architectural pho- attic in the with the plunger of Aladdin or supremacy, be it European or of other origin. Contributions must be typed or submitted on a 3.5 tographs from the 1890s sits sus- summertime.' some other pinball machine. Contrary to Yray's view, many of the people of inch computer disk using Microsoft Word on the Macin- pended and ignored. There are When Donkey Kong came color we see around us did not get here to tosh. no people in its pictures, just old out in about 1980 it got real bad. escape a "way of life." In fact many have Always bring a printout ofyour submission. buildings. All of which is why this place, enriched the U.S culture with their "ways of Submissions become the property of the SPAR- An original edition of the weird little spaces of SJSU. as drab as it may be, feels like life," as can be heard, seen, tasted, and felt in TAN DAILY and will be edited for grammar, libel creepy 1895 classic 'The King In When I was 12,1 was already a home. the music, theater, food, literature and arts of and length. Yellow," a gilt-edged gem, almost veteran explorer of the campus. And while I struggle through the U.S. palm-sized, waits, the winged A friend and I were goofing off senioritis, yearning for release, The idea that we must recognize the differ- entity on its cover hiding in a one day after school. part of me wants to go to grad ence that we have with others is a very mature row of less interesting 19th cen- At Duncan Hall, we discov- school. idea. It demands that we see not only with our tury volumes. ered one of those electric carts own eyes but with the possibility of looking The only human life in the the maintenance guys drive through the eyes of others. library resides on the periphery. with the keys in it. To embrace one another we must first rec- The little study rooms are the Like any other American 12- ognize there is the other. For if we only see DikTIY big attraction at Wahlquist. year-olds, we were possessed of a ourselves, then we are truly all alone. And that EDITORIAL IThe doors are all closed but vehicular obsession. Brian Wachter is a is truly very sad. Hector Flores executive editor you can see through the win- There was only one serious Daily staff columnist. dows the animated conversa- problem with our joy ride. The His column appears Juan Diego Monternayor Tara Murphy city editor tions and motionless naps. thing's steering wheel was every other Friday. graduate student, social science Jennifer Feurtado production editor Jenifer LaPolla photo editor Matt Wallis chief photographer Letter to the Editor Karen T. Schmidt asst. photo editor Minerva Panlilio sports editor His kingdom Jon Solomon features editor Proposed ethnic studies policy Amos Fabian forum editor for a bathroom Naser Ideis online/national editor Kevin Turner chief copy editor ignores Europeans Paul Wotel entertainment editor Editor: A bathroom! A bathroom! My kingdom for Reporters: Clara Chien, Pamela Cornelison, Bryan Cotton. Daphne Regarding the ethnic studies In my country, I have seen for years in this country, a bathroom! Dick, Bit Drobkiewicz, Holly Celeste Fisk. Jennifer Ikuta, Shari requirement policy. miles of streets patterned with trying to learn the language What does Kaplan, Gabe Leon. Kristin Lomax. Nicole Martin, Pat Matas, Jason a student have to do around Meagher, Jane Montes, Resin Moore. Carolina Moroder, Kira Rat- According to San Jose State, flowers, while Portuguese men and gain citizenship for noth- here to get decent custodial service? For the manskv. Kvle Register, Erika Schuman, Ed Stacy. (as well as every other university and women crawl on their knees ing. last five years I've been putting up with broken in the state system) I am a Cau- in respect of a religion that has My mother only lived long toilets, no toilet paper, no soap and no paper Columnists: Jim Batch. Lynn Benson, Amos Fabian, Laura Klein- casian female of European been with us for hundreds of enough to see her culture slip- towels in the men s man. David Marshall. John Perez. Matt Smith, Kevin Tumer. Brian bathroom in the Music Wakhter. Ben Weinberg. decent and that is all I am. years. ping away in her children, Building. Never mind that my culture and now her body lies cold in As a member of the marching band, I Gloria Acoba, Shona Baroff, Andy Barron, Deanna has been lumped Hor=rn7Z.nm Huffman, Lezlee McFadden,Tony Miceli, Clarke together with the ground of a country that spend a lot of time in that building and, like Robinson, Monique Schoenfeld. every other European culture, 'Why should I hated her as a Catholic immi- most homosapiens, occasionally need to use whether it be Irish, French, or grant, and now begins to the bathroom. Thursday, Nov. 18, 1993 at Altars: Martin Gee. Fred Lampert. Greek. be forced to learn hate her children for their pale 10:32 a.m. was the straw that broke the camels Advises': Stephen Greene, Jim McNay. In fact, I am a Portuguese faces. back. woman born of immigrant par- about another And, after all of this, I cannot Once again, I completed my task ADVERTISING and guess ents. I have been to my native culture (ie., African, force my culture upon anyone what? There was no toilet paper in the damn Jim Tramel advertising director country five times, and I am flu- else. Why is San Jose State so dispenser! My school fees are supposed to pay ent in the language, as well as Chicano, etc.) eager to do it to me? for, among other things, toilet paper dammit! Alvin Cluing art director the language of her neighbor, when this university I believe that everyone should The only paper available to me was the Darlene Kee downtown manager Spain. come to learn their own culture Spartan Daily I was reading (sorry guys). I Alexander Wadley national manager My country has its own ritu- will not acknowledge on their own. Because, after two don't appreciate having SJSU headlines Li-King Yee retail manager als, beliefs, and language. Its cul- years of being regarded as "just smeared where the sun ain't supposed to Jack Quinton adviser that my culture ture is not Italian, Polish or Ger- another white face" at this shine! I'm mad as hell and have to take action. man, or any of the other dozens exists?' university, I will not be forced. I plan to not only bring my own toilet paper of Manners: Anthony Baker. Theresa Fulton. Philip Olsen cultures that are smugly disre- I have a responsibility to my to school with me every damn day until I grad- garded and assimilated by the family and my people to uate, but leave extra at the entrance to the Executives: Steve Beelike. Jolie ChM. Trails Hale, Eva Lam. Ray- "Caucasian" label. I have seen my people live in demand respect for every Music building bathroom. mond Lew, Mai-Trang Nguyen, Angela Nolan, Mike (*ask), Priti Petrel, Rob Schultz, Stuart Vammake Why should I be forced to stone houses, with no culture that is denied identity Attention custodians It's not brain learn about another culture (ie., running water, and still carry just because of its pale skin. surgery, it's toilet paper so get a clue! &Vas: Martin Gee. Glen Jones, Mark Merchan. Kathryn Palmien. African, Chicano, etc.) when this themselves with a quiet

SintioroStour Unrorretv One Witannvon Swan, %on Inv 1A. ,151924149 Ronne 14011) university will not acknowledge pride that shames me. ChristinePinheiro Silva Allan Hovland that my culture even exists? My parents scraped and saved sophomom, humanities. senior, journalism

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graphics of attending three meetings a week. California and the Alcohol One meets at SJSU Thursdays. Programs Santa Clara valley. SpartaGuide "Alcoholism continues even if These programs seem to be From page I From page I you're not drinking," he said. working because in the last five The San Jose State calendar becomes a way of life.Many start According to Michael. AA's years, the percentage of white to drink because it makes life philosophy is "one day at a time." MEP's main objective is to students at SJSU has decreased seem better. But after a while, it Members are asked to "just try increase the number of qualified from 54.4 percent in the fall is the only thing that makes life not to drink today." students from underrepresented semester of 1988 to 46.9 percent MUSUM STUDENT ASSOCIATION: bearable. And now, life without AA does not promise to solve groups who enter and graduate in the fall semester 1992. TODAY in engineering disciplines. "Juma'a Prayer," 1:00-1:30p.m., drinking is unimaginable. all a person's problems. The only For the 1993 tan semester, the ANIMANICS: Record of Lodos The piegram recruits under- SJSU's Student Union, Costanoan Room. This is how Michael felt requirement for joining is the enrollment was 27,057, War 12, 13/ Giant Robo 2/ represei lied students, provides with the white population only Every Friday until the end of before Sept. 4, 1986 the day desire to stop drinking. There Patiabor 15-18/ Here is Green- he academic support services and comprising 11,901 students. The semester stopped drinking. In keeping are no duestain pus Ministry, an wood 6; 3 p.m. Engineering with Alcolii dies Anonymous SJSU group, otters group and workshops in chemistry. mathe- remaining 12, 213 included PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT: Pro- Auditorium 189, Call Ronnie (AA) tradition, he does not want individual counseling for alco- matics and physii s. It also net- Asian, Mexican-American, His- Kwong at 259-9134 fessor T. teddy; "Aesthetics of to use his full name. holism.According to Father works with companies for jobs panic, Filipino, American-Indian, CHINESE CAMPUS FEU.OWSHIP: Everyday Surface Qualities;" Michael, 34, is an occupation- Mark Neary, director of Catholic and scholarships. Alaskan and Pacific Islander. A SJSU 's student population moderate Music Day (Special); 2:30 p.m.; 3:30 - 5 p.m.; Student Union, al therapy student at SJSU. His Campus Ministry, the recovery number 2,943 Costanoan Room; Call Professor reflects the changing demo- declined to answer. Student Union; Guadalupe road to sobriety, with the help of program is nondenominational. AA, is a successful one. "We do not mix the notion Room; Call Wingfield at 252- S.V. Harwood at 924-4519 of He started drinking in high religion and recovery," he said. 6876 RECREATION '97 GROUP PRO- CIZO TATIVINOON iEct Casino Night Volunteers; 6 school and continued after They provide a service for recov- JEWISH CAMPUS OUTREACH: entering Cal State Northridge ery and do not try to convert Shabbas Dinner at the Vogal's; - 8 p.m.; Call John Ornellas at 971-3522 (CSUN) in 1977. He attributes people to religion. "I don't care 4:15 p.m.; 1281 Juli Lynn Dr. in his heavy drinking to the frater- if they believe in God or not, SAN JosE STATE UNIVERSITY THE- I'll Almaden; Call Ester Riva Kokin nity he joined. help them," he said. at 263-3246 ATRE: "The Darkest Part of the "The fraternity encouraged Help from outside counselors LATTER DAY SAINT STUDENT Shadow," by David Scott; 12:30 reckless and carefree drinking at is provided at no cost to the indi- 8 p.m.; Hugh Gillis IMItit ASSOCIATION: Video Presentation p.m. and that time," he said. "But I don't vidual. Cost is absorbed by orga- CfOR IA* Hall Studio Theatre; Call the Box sto E0131 (4> "Family First" 12:30 p.m.; Losso blame them. I did it with full nizations of various faiths which more Student Center, 66 So. Office at 924-4555 for awareness." support the ministry. Seventh lus St.; information Michael attributes his drink- Roberta Rasmussen is a !psy- ityvit$AN. Call 2863313 tlfintTICItputliktitaSV SIKH STUDENTS ing to his feelings of failure relat- chologist who runs Action Alter- LLD STUDENT AssocIATION: ASSOCIATION: Sls General Meeting; 12:30- 1:30 ed to his theater major. He felt natives. Her counseling for alco- Guest Speaker Series - Dr., p.m.; Student Union, Guadalupe the competition in the field was holism is for those with other Joseph Greenberg; 4 p.m.; Stu- VISA Room; Call Par Vinder at 924- «ko great, so he changed majors. support. Her clients go to sup- "feSeC, dent Union, Almaden Room; Call 8736 "I gave up on a childhood port groups at least twice a week Fred at 252-6083 dream to go into A drCur, wpm theater and act- She meets with her clients dr , AMON il' ing," he said. individually and in a group once In 1979, Michael WAS thrown a week. She also asks them to TONIGHT IN SAN MATEO! SPART/ri,D,AR, (USPS.* 5 (Vi.,INgbliShe4.liallV thiTiVitr ite! out of CSUN with a GPA of .81. attend outside group recovery CENTRE FOR PERF. ARTS* - NOV. 19 7:30 PM yeai)LftlsetsItv. (lee,- WItsfructskorkSqUiire San JC `91314Milli - on a remainder o sclursterbasis:!ictluid-aam’fiostage paid at Nun line, CA. He started a five-year process of programs, such as AA, once a TOMORROW IN CUPERTINO! (Ppne9/15,11STER,v,,;,S4gricit, taXaymaktily, San Jose Suit. University, finding and losing jobs. The first week. But many attend everyday. FLINT CENTER - NOV. 20 6:00 & 9:00 PM time he was confronted about Her counseling stresses his drinking was in 1981 when understanding feelings and com- Also showing ol he was fired from his job as an municating emotions. PIEDMONT PIEDMONT H S THEATER' insurance representative. "People drink not to feel. NOV. 21 "I was fired 5.00 8 8:00 PM away from their role as the par- because they said They are in emotional pain," she oisswiews nnw 'we don't think you portray the said. iM411111W Sits his woos Friends ent. 4o ...IN "They're aware of the pro- company image we want. And One of Rasrnussen's clients, " From page 1 gram and they are supportive," frankly, we think you drink too Joan, began drinking in college On' attending an orientation meet- Alessandri said. much.' At the time I didn't hear She did not recognize her eaverily ill 1,, r peog evo. Ear ing, applications are filled out Parents sign a waiver authoriz- or understand it," he said. problem until she was in her 40s. .:# 8 and at least four references are ing a volunteer to spend time In the early '80s Michael Joan's father had Alzheimer's checked. A fingerprint check for with their child. began to use cocaine. He said his disease. She drank to numb her criminal records and a DMV Rob Inouye is a volunteer for socializing consisted of meeting feelings of inadequacy in not printout are required along with the program. He said the best friends for beer and cocaine. being able to do everything. proof of car insurance because part of the experience for him is With the help of AA, one of "I tried to do everything, be a the "senior friend" drives their knowing he made a positive dif- Michael's old fraternity brothers super woman who could do it "junior friend" to and from activ- ference in someone's life. had become sober in early 1986. all," she said. Color creates ities. A home visit is then con- "It makes me feel good "At the time I thought 'poor Joan was first confronted with ducted to assess the environ- because I'm helping to improve guy, he broke.' My other friend her drinking by a supervisor at ment the child will be in. someone's life giving them and I even made jokes about it," the airline where she works. He The program has 60 children hope," he said. he saidin July 1986 Michael WAS smelled alcohol on her breath great gifts. on a wait list, because there are Kul Wadhwa, a senior major- arrested for cocaine possession. even though she had not had a not enough volunteers to match ing in political science at Stan- Because it was his first offense, drink for more than 12 hours. TURN YOUR FAVORITE PICTURES INTO he was allowed to enter into a To avoid losing her job, Joan the children who want mentors. ford, also volunteers He said he UNIQUE PERSONALIZED GIFTS. Friends for Youth's wait list enjoys volunteering but gets frus- drug education program to agreed to enter a 30-day recover, program is critical because the trated because he can't do as reduce his sentence. He contin- program. The cost was $15,001) IT'S FAST, EASY, AND AFFORDABLE! ued to drink until Sept. 4, 1986, and her insurance picked up volunteers work with children much as he wants to, because he Custom Photo Calendars Unique Bookmarks, who have immediate needs and is not the child's parent. when he woke up and knew he only 80 percent of it. Ornaments. and Placemats Holiday Cards and cannot wait for interim services. "I think it's pretty rewarding did not want to drink anymore. After the hospital, Joan drank Invitations Corporate and community but it's also frustrating "Alcohol was tearing my body for another year until she was Personaliteil Shitionery Milan Newsletters groups have sponsored outings because you have limited power apart. I was physically ill. My again confronted at work. for these youths, including SUN due to the role you assume as a body was tired and wrecked," he Joan was admitted to a recov- $10 OFF DELUXE CALENDAR Microsystems, Downey Savings, friend," Wadhwa said. said. He called his sober friend ery program for eight months, 10% OFF ON CUSTOM COLOR GIFTS Silicon Valley Kiwanis and sever- Wadhwa said he believes one and went to his first AA meeting. which she paid for out of her al Stanford groups. of the best things about the pro- "I heard enough of my story own pocket. Alessandri would like to see gram is that it is preventative. the first night to know that I She was allowed to go home SJSU groups involved with the There is an effort to help the belonged there." during the day to take care of kinkoss. program at some level. child before problems become For the next few months, personal business. Joan would go "Fraternities and sororities too complex. Michael went to a meeting a day. home to drink. In December the copy center can help with planning wait list Wadhwa also said if students He gave up his old habits and 1990, Joan began a program with activities like barbecues and pic- schedule their time correctly, friends. He feels had he not Dr. Rasmussen. She also attends Open 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. nics," Alessandri said. "They finding time to spend with a gone to AA, the drinking would AA meetings at least once a day. 43 E. San Carlos St. San lose, CA 95112 295-4336 don't have to do the three hours child shouldn't be much of a have started again. Her last drink was April 5. a week just maybe a Saturday problem. This is Michael's first semester 1991. With counseling and AA, activity." "What's three hours a week," at SJSU. He is on the waiting list she has maintained sobrietyLike The parents of the children he said. "If students at SJSU for the occupational therapy pro- many recovering alcoholics, Joan understand the role the volun- come to me and are interested, I gram and plans to graduate in feels she cannot have just one teer will play in their child's life. can refer them to the right peo- 1995 or 1996. drink, because one drink increas- INTERSESSION 1994 They understand it will not take ple," Alessandri said. He maintains his sobriety by es the urge to have more. January 3 - 21 time drinking binge is less Terao said. "They experiment focused on treating the popula- severe than her peers' drinking when they're young, and that tion-dominant race, which is Abuse habits. carries on to adulthood. And white. General Education, travel/study, and electr,e cour.e, of)cred A 1992 survey by the U.S. once you're an alcoholic 'The key question is: are the during an intensive, three-week From page 1 Department of Health and between 18 and 34, you're an recovery centers culturally sen- after a heated argument with Human Services found seven of alcoholic for the rest of ,your sitive to all ethnic groups?" her boyfriend. eight high school students life. It usually starts young. Terao said. She believed drinking sonic 88 percent had tried alcohol Terao suggested people can "Furthermore, for the sewho hard liquor from the wet bar in by their senior year. understand the experimental can't speak English, like in the her father's library would allow In addition to age race, stage better by studying the Latino and Asian communities, her to regain some self-esteem gender, and social class are fac- drinking patterns among the there is no sufficient language after breaking up with someone tors medical researchers have teen-age population. ability in centers that want to special. explored when coming up with uncover just who is an alco- Valerie said that episode was demographics on the physical Race differences holic," Terao said. 'These cen- the only time she drank to an charactenstics of alcoholics. ters aren't always accessible." excess. "Why on earth would The National Institute on ADP also noted of its 143,400 anyone drink when hangovers Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism alcohol recovery participants, Social groups make you feel so dizzy and nau- also reported people between 64.4 percent were whites. seous?" she said. 18 and 34 are more likely to African-Americans with drink- Alcoholism, Terao said, is "I feel so lucky, I mean, I was become alcoholics and alcohol ing problems came in a distant nondiscriminatory kind of high and probably abusers than any other age second at 22.4 percent. "The Encyclopedia of Alco- could've passed out that day. group. Carol Kennedy, a counselor holism," 1991, reveals abstainers But luckily my mom came Kenneth I.. Terao, multicul- at Second Chalice in Hayward, account for '21 percent of the home early from work. She just tural coordinator for the Pre- said many counseling clinics do upper social class, 34 percent of stormed into my room, slapped vention Education Program not keep statistics concerning the middle class, and 52 per- me real hard on the face and (PEP) Center, said the 18 to 34 details such as the race of an cent of the lower class. UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO shook me by the shoulders. age group accounts for being alcoholic seeking consultation. Terao said the first step in There was such a hurt and con- the most public alcoholics. This These clinics also work with treating alcoholics is persuadnig COLLEGE or ARTS AND SCIENCES cerned look in her eyes it's is probably because this group people dealing with problems them to admit their disease. McLAREN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS all something I'll never forget." is more familiar with having like a divorce or loss of job, "For an alcoholic, hitting consumed alcohol at the exper- which are also considered fac- rock bottom means something SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Starting out young imental stage. tors that cause people to drink. personal has happened that's The experimental stage, Other services, such as Alco- significant enough for them to SCHOOL OF NURSING like millions of teen-agers in according to Terao, can begin holics Anonymous (AA). concede they have a problem." young as 12 or 13, or as old upholds and respects the confi- Terao said. "And what needs to America, Valerie had firsthand as For more itsforrnation, or a catalog, call dentiality of its members. be understood is many people 415/6664848, experience of the consequences as 18 to 21. Office of Summer, Interseasion and Evening Programs at Terao said alcoholic treat- rarely hit rock bottom. they're of alcohol. But compared to "Younger people are more UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO alcoholics," ment centers have historically in denial." recent statistics. Valerie's one- risk of becoming 2130 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA 44117-1080 4 Friday. November 19. 1993 Sports San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY THIS WEEK IN SPORTS Faithful fans prefer top view Today: Tuesday: Volleyball at Cal State Fullerton. Men's Golf at John Burns Invita- 7:30 p.m. tional, Kaneohe, Hawaii. Volleyball vs. Nevada. 7:30 p.m., Saturday: SPARTAN STADIUM. Football vs. University of Pacific, 6 Wednesday: p.m., SPARTAN SATDIUM. Volleyball at Cal State Northridge, Men's Golf at John Burns Invita- 7:30 .in. tional. kuicohe. Fencing vs. CC Santa Cruz and Thursday: MU. SPX, 10 a.m. Men's Golf at John Burns his ita- Rugby at South Bas Tournament, tioiial, Kaneohe. Hawaii. time TB -'t.

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ERIC S HUFFMANSPARTAN DAILY Film Developing Jim Goetsch peers through a pair of binoculars at the football field dur- in the "nosebleed" section of the stadium because he likes the view from ing the game against UNLV Siturday at Spartan Stadium. Goetsch sits the top, and it's good exercise getting to his seat in section 207. & Prints Reflections from the cheapest seats in Spartan Stadium Any Size Roll 3" or 4" prints 4 99, 12, 15, 24, or 36 exposures By Jeanne Bi vers ning." ed SJSU more than 20 years ago, because the free seats were up Special to the l}411) Expires 11/25/93 The Gomez family prefers the from '69 to '72. And, like here and the kids were dragging Beneath the brightly-lit scot (- view from the end zone sections, Gomez, he is a faithful fan of me," Spasaro said. "It's a long board at the south end of Spar- despite the chronic winds that Spartan football. climb up here." S.j.S.U. DEPARTMENT tan Stadium, Armida Gomez blow through there. "I always come," he said. "I'm Five sections over, Jim Goetsch OF THEATRE ARTS huddles under an olive green "You can see sorry no one else in sits hunched over his binoculars, blanket, watching the SJSU- better - you the community silently watching the dwarfed fig- Presents: UNLV game. can see where comes. It's a ures on the playing field. She is flanked on either side all the players 'We came from the great school. We A University of Wisconsin Tt DARKEST PART Of A SHADOW THE DARKEST by her daughters Cyra and Elyse, go and you used to fill (the graduate, Goetsch has attended PART OF SHADOW who also seek warmth under the can see where windy section to stadium) even SJSU games for 35 years simply blanket. the ball goes," the nosebleed during losing because he "likes football." His by David Scott The Gomez family has a long Armida said. seasons. We used usual seat is in section 207, sever- Winner of the 1993 history with SJSU. Armida Neither the section because to come out and al rows from the top. Harold Crain Award watch Crazy "I like the elevation, the view. for Playwriting attended the university 20 years chilly night air the free seats were ago; Cyra is a freshman majoring nor the cold George, when he It's gpod exercise to get up here The Studio Theatre in radio, television and film; metal bleach- up here and the was still a too, he said, referring to the Hugh Gillis Hall Elyse contemplates a possible ers nor the kids were dragging nobody, because 100- stair steps between the street (Corner of 5th & San Fernando) future here. intermittent we couldn't win and where he now sits. "I come For this reason, they faithfully traffic noise me. It's a long any games." He to all the home games. I used to November 18, 19 & 20 - 8pm come to Spartan Stadium to from Alma shakes his head go with a group but they've bro- November 19 Matinee - 12:30pm watch the home games. Street damp- climb up here.' and turns to ken up. I'm the only survivor." "We've been doing it for ens her enthu- Frank Spasaro watch his daugh- Still, he continues to come. 55.00 General Admission SJSU &mum game is over and the 53.00 Seniors and Students years," Armida said. "We always siasm for the ter Frankie When the come. We used to come when game. climbing on the Spartans have lost their eighth CALL (408) 924-4555 for they (the team) were nothing. High above the Gomezes, at bleachers. game of the season, Goetsch Reservations and Information They're not doing good right the top of the second tier in sec- Normally he prefers the lower stands, folds his blanket and now, but we still support them. tion 202. Frank Spasaro sits with altitudes, Spasaro explained. slowly makes his way down the Directed by: We're not like some fans that three of his children. "We came from the windy sec- steep concrete steps until next Leslie Martinson only come when they're win- Like Armida, Spasaro attend- tion to the nosebleed section time. Original musk by: Night, a dark hallway- Gary Singh A woman searches. From the darkest part of a shadow a beam of light intrudes. Spartans end season against the Tigers

San Jose State vs. Pacific it Saturday, 6 comt ,L4gr% Ross-DOVE : Spartan Stadium MJt11.)5EtR' SINS! I17 Radio: KSJS COM , INC 90.7 FM 111,:l MAJOR PERSONAL COMPUTER AUCTION By Ed Stacy MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR VALUATION!! Spartan Daih Staff Writer In a season finale fun two teams going AST: nowhere, the SJSU football team (2-8, 2-3) COMPUTER will host University of the Pacific (2-8, 1-4) at Spartan Stadium on Saturday. OVER 2,000 DEMO AND FACTORY REFURBISHED The series itself is San Jose s oldest football NOTEBOOK AND DESKTOP COMPUTERS - ALL WITH series; the two teams originally played in LIMITED WARRANTIES 1895 with rugby rules. FEATU RINK TI1ESE 186 AND 486 SYSTEMS: The teams have met 65 times with the AST Advantage! and Advantage! Pro Multimedia Computers Spartans victorious 40 times, the Tigers 21 and four games ended in a draw. with stereo speakers, deluxe computer microphone, sound card. side:, inc y. multimedia software and CDs! The game will mark the end of a college AST PowerExec Full Feature Notebooks Monochrome and Color career for the seniors on both teams. Advantage! Plus MiniTowers Two notable seniors SJSU will be saying Advantage! and Advantage! Pro Desktops goodbye to are safety Troy Jensen and cor- Pen Exec Pen-Based (.:oniptiters and nerback Elliott Franklin. They will be com- Power Premium Desktops pleting their fourth year in a Spartan uni- Advantage! Notebooks and Premium Ext., irite Ag form. Notebooks Monochrome and Color in$164- JeDSCH has anchored the Spartan defense AST Premium Server EISA Towers this season coming up with a team high Plus GRID G.miptiters seven interceptions which is also good for Look for the Intel inside® symbol on ANT quaiiry second in the country behind Southwestern 11,,, 11..1 11,1,1e reciormi Wel Louisiana's Orlanda Thomas. No Minimums, No Reserves! In his career, Jensen has picked off 13 Everything Sells At The Fall Of The Hammer! passes, third on SJSU's all time interception list. If Jensen can manage one more against ERIC S HUFFMAN SPAR l'AP. DAILY DON'T MISS THIS TREMENDOUS Pacific he will tie Ken Thomas and Sherman A UNLV receiver is pulled to the ground by four SJSU team members during Saturday's game. ( 'A)MN !TER PURCHASE OPPl )1iT1.:NITY. Coo-oft who are tied for first with 14 inter- The Spartans lost to the Rebels 28-14. They will face University of Pacific this weekend. VISA AMERICAN EXPRESS MASTERCARD ACCEPTED!: ceptions. 55. hiiNer'. prt .(111 ., CA nc. 11277 A Franklin came to SJSU as a walk-on in 48-24. ston. "It seems like, recently, the teams we're SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11TH AT 10AM Spring 1990 and has improved steadily every Franklin has also had to suffer through playing are gaining momentum coming off Prey.. Fridav. December I Oth trout ro 9 Alpiti year. the many coaching changes and this year's of victories and we are coming off losses. and December I I rh nom 8,50,u,n to 9:45.iiii Franklin made a name for himself last sea- disappointing season. And, we are not handling it well coming off son as a nickel back and has experienced the The game on Saturday is also important a lost I'm disappointed in that." 3885 Bohannon Drive, Menlo Park, CA highs and lows of being a Spartan. for ,SJSU and U()P to finish the season with a Pacific Coach Chuck Shelton has a more CALL FOR A FREE COLOR BROCHURE: Among the highs was the 1990 season win and give the teams some momentum personal reason for wanting to heat SJSU; in (800) 445-DOVE when SJSU went 9-2-1 under then Head toward next season. his 17 seasons as a college coach, Shelton has Coach Terry Shea and ii0 [larch ihive. Rimer City, CA (415)571-7400 -FAX (415)572-1502 played Central Michi- "We obviously want to close the season on never defeated the Spartans he is 0-7 gan in the California Raisin Bowl, winning a winning note," said SJSU Coach John Ral- against them. SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University World Events Friday, November 19, 1993 5

Prime minister of Canada faces 10 schoolchildren, accident scene I have seen in my bly. 'Charges of human rights teacher killed in life. Dealing with badly injured The association singled Cana- abuses stir anew in Vietnam biggest challenge of his term bodies of young children is one da out for criticism over court HANOI, Vietnam (AP) - fiery road crash of the worst things police offi- rulings there that bar journalists Xleutamese officials were try- TORONTO (AP) - Prime Canada backs out of NAFTA, cers can be expected to do. It from reporting even the exis- ing to downplay a new flap Minister Jean Chretien, barely there is nothing to prevent the WARWICK, England (AP) - was extremely distressing. Some tence of restrictions on the press over alleged human rights two weeks in office, already faces United States from simply trans- Ten children and a teacher of the dead children had in trials, calling the rulings "the abuses on Thursday, worried an unetiviably tough foreign forming it into a bilateral deal from a Catholic school were appalling injuries." most striking new affront to it could hurt its chances of affairs challenge: getting Wash- with Mexico. That would leave killed early today when the van freedom of the press in the last diplomatic relations with the ington to renegotiate parts of Canada with its original bilateral they were riding in struck a sta- 19 journalists killed year." United States. NAFTA. Free Trade Agreement with the tionary road repair truck on the Eleven journalists were killed Vietnam accused Australia Sticking to an election cam- United States, in effect since M40 motorway and burst into in Americas in 1993 in the past year in Colombia, of meddling by proposing to paign promise, Chretien said 1989, but would force Ottawa to flames. BARILOCHE, Argentina five in Mexico and one each in send an Australian delegation Thursday he would demand a do a separate deal with Mexico. Police said another four chil- (AP) - At least 19 journalists the United States, Argentina to Vietnam to investigate new code in the trade deal Both President Clinton and dren also in the van suffered were killed and many more beat- and Guatemala, the report said. charges of rights violations. defining subsidies and dumping, Chretien, who were scheduled severe head and internal en and arrested over the last The U.S. case involved Hait- But officials said the investi- and for the same protection for to meet for the first time in Seat- injuries but passing motorists yearsIHemi- in the Western Hemi- ian Dona St. Plite, a commenta- gators would be allowed in. energy resources that Mexico tle on Friday, have other fish to pulled them from the vehicle sphere,the Inter-American Press tor on radio station WKAT in Human rights is among won for its oil industry. fry: Health care is demanding before it became ablaze. Association said Thursday. Miami, who was killed Oct. 24 the most sensitive political If he doesn't get it, the prime Clinton's attention; a growing Rescuers described the scene In its annual report on press while attending a benefit for the issues in Vietnam. The Unit- minister says, Ottawa will not budget deficit and crumbling today as the worst road disaster freedom, the association noted family of another Haitian jour- ed States also raised the issue proclaim the North American social programs await the prime they have seen in years that journalists were subjected to nalist slain in 1991. in meetings in Washington in Free Trade Agreement as law, minister, Firefighters cut away the roof a surprising degree of violence Police response to the slay- October and November with even though it was approved by It's widely believed here that of the burned-out van to and legal restrictions despite the ings "has often been indiffer- high-ranking Vietnamese offi- Parliament in May. if Clinton tosses Chretien a bone remove the charred bodies of presence of democratic govern- ent" and many killings remain cials. "Our position is still the - perhaps a pledge to address the 11 dead. The vehicle had ments in most of the hemi- unsolved, the report said. Washington has told X'irt- same," he said after the U.S. Canada's concerns in a side deal been fitted with bench seats to sphere. The period immediately nam that human rights abus- House of Representatives passed in exchange for implementation carry passengers. The bench "It is clear that democracy before elections is particularly es could slow the lifting of the NAFTA 234-200 Wednesday of NAFTA as planned Jan. 1 - seats were not fitted with seat alone is no guarantee of free dangerous to journalists in some U.S. trade embargo 811t1 the night. the prime minister could belts, emergency personnel said. expression for either the press countries, especially Argentina, establishmel it of normal rela- The question now is just how declare victory and move on. Warwickshire police officer or Individuals," the IAPA said on the report said. tions sought by Hal lot. tough Chretien wants to get. If Matt Tapp said: "It is the worst the final day of its annual assem-

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Li 6 Friday. November 19. 1993 Features San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY Political art reflects world's absurdity

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Signe Wilkinson won the 1992 Pulitzer Prize for this cartoon. It made her the first female editorial cartoonist to win the prestigious award. "Much of the editorial work azines and newspapers, reaching retains the complexity and detail people. that distinguishes the illustra- "Subterraneans" a pen and tions from the cartoons," Carter ink drawing of a family in a said. hole attest to Holland's quality There are only a handful of as an artist and his sense of social women in the show. One of criticism. them, Signe Wilkinson, became "The Horror" a drawing by the first woman editorial car- Douglas Griswold, editorial illus- toonist to receive the Pulitzer trator for the San Jose Mercury- Prize. News, depicts a man being elec- There are around 16 Pulitzer trocuted. Prize winners in the exhibit, "It is awful to be executed," including Rollin Kirby, the first Griswold said. In his illustration winner of this prestigious award the man's features are deformed in 1922, Carter said. to create drama. "The possibility of a drawing Jim Hummel is an art instruc- or painting tor at SJSU as well GLORIA ACOBASPARTAN DAILY representing as an illustrator Mike McMillin hangs up a print for the gallery presentation "The Art of Politics" in Gallery 1 in the Art Building. The exhibition runs through Dec. 10. an artist's own 'Much of the for the San Jose By Carolina Monxler political incli- Mercury News. Situian pails Staff Wnter em i history at Sonoma State Uni- "Ben Franklin is believed to New York City's corrupt Tam- nations reach- editorial work His drawing "Sol- versity. have been the first American many Hall, complained bitterly ing a vast pub- dier Reagan" Some people have the ability SJSU art professor and maga- political cartoonist," Carter said. for Thomas Nast's political car- lic audience, retains the shows the ex-pres- to communicate with words. zine illustrator Alice Carter gath- 'His drawing of a severed snake toons. has intrigued complexity and ident dressed as Others do it through works of ered the works of 86 nationally representing the colonies and "Stop them damn pictures. I socially con- in the old west. A art. recognized cartoonists and illus- bearing the caption, 'Unite or don't care so much about what scious detail that shiny sheriffs star, Cartoonists and illustrators trators in the show "The Art of Die' appeared in the Pennsylva- the papers write about me. My painters, illus- distinguishes the a gun and a have the talent of showing our Politics" at Gallery 1 in the nia Gazette on May 9, 1754, and constituents can't read. But, trators, and bright smile char- world in all its absurdity, allowing School of Art and Design. was said to be instrumental in damn it they see pictures," he cartoonists," illustrations from acterizes him. the public to laugh and reflect One of the reasons for putting encouraging the separate said at the time. Carter said. the cartoons.' Muammar al- about themselves and their sur- the exhibit together was to show colonies to join forces against the Nast is present in the show Brad Hol- Qaddafi looks at roundings. her art students that issues such British." with a drawing of a Democrat land, is one of Mice Carter the audience, "Most people recognize presi- as immigration, corruption, When newspapers were and a Republican licking the such artists. sisu while he intro- dents by the tabs of identity for- women's rights, budget cuts and founded in every city along the boots of the American elec- He didn't like duces his finger mulated by political cartoonists, income taxes are not new to the United States, the powerful force torate. This illustration starts the the idea of someone hanging his into Reagan's gun. from FDR's cigarette holder to political arena. In fact, these of the political cartoon was pre- section of editorial cartooning. pictures in a wall in their house. "The Art ofPolitics" will be shown LBJ's nose to Jimmy Carter's issues have been exposed in sent in them. The editorial illustration sec- Growing up in a poor family, he in Gallery 1 at the School of Art and teeth to Ronald Reagan's quiff to political illustrations at one time But not everyone was pleased tion features artists from the San only had access to art through Design until Dec. 10. Gallery hours the rotund Bill Clinton," stated or another since the birth of this with political cartoons. In 1871, Jose Mercury-News and The New magazines. For this reason, he are Tues. - Fri., 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Peter Mellini, professor of mod- country, according to Carter. William Marcy Tweed, boss of York Times, among other media. wanted his art to be seen in mag- and Tues. evening 6-8 p.m. Graduate writes a book on how to bake with beer

B Nicole Martin flavor and bitterness so they Daily Staff Writer Cooking with beer is equiva- should only be used with spicy lent to cooking with wine in Joanna Jaeger, an SJSU gradu- dishes. ways. It adds flavor to the recipe Read ate, said she put her chemistry Fruit beers and other special- but the alcohol cooks out. Jaeger the degree to work when she began ties can be used in marinades said. cooking with beer. and sauces. This section also Jaeger said favorite recipes for Daily "My husband and I began highlights hints for cooking with college students include goulash brewing our own beer about five beer and tips for beer connois- soup, brew stew and cheddar- every day, years ago," Jaeger said. "I had seurs onion beer bread. then sufficient Other special Milpitas chicken wings are a amounts of sections include favorite appetizer, Jaeger said. recycle beer around, recipes for mak- Her husband, a native of upstate it promptly. so I began ing stock for New York taught her how to cooking with soup recipes make buffalo wings and she it." 'I had sufficient rather than revised the recipe for Milpitas. When Jaeger amounts of beer using canned 5 lbs. Chicken Wings (I use looked for a broth. the ones you buy frozen and beer cookbook around, so I began Jaeger said already trimmed) and found cooking with it.' the recipes are 1/2 cup Durkee's Hot Sauce there was noth- not elaborate as 1/2 stick butter or margarine ing available Joanna Jaeger far as cooking SJSC Kraduate 1 clove garlic, minced she decided to skills or ingredi- 1/4 cup beer GLORIA ACOBASPARTAN DAILY create her own. ents. Some of 1 tablespoone tomato paste Joanna Jaegar, author of the cookbook "Beer, It's not just for breakfast "Beer, it's not the recipes are 1 teaspoon Worcestershire FREE"G"ACTIVATION anymore," is an SJSU graduate in chemistry. just for break- modified, oth- Sauce Own pagar that needs fast anymore," ers are inven- activation or new service? 1/2 tablespoon Tabasco Remove wings from the oven 14 as an appetizer, 6 for a meal. Free pager hook is, when you contains almost 90 recipes. tions like the marinades and (optional) and discard any juices and fat Copies of "Beer, it's not just The cookbook contains beer- some soups. Friends and family Arrange the wings on a bak- from the baking sheet. for breakfast anymore," are recipes ranging from appetizeis also contributed their recipes, ing sheet (you'll probably need Toss the wings in the sauce to available at Robert's Bookstore 11113057 likorpdrk,To.... &J. (at VAnchrtow) I4(111) 24.3-10110 to soup through main dishes, she said. two) and bake at 400 degrees for thoroughly cover and return to on 10th St. near East San Carlos breads and desserts. An important aspect of 30-35 minutes. baking sheet. Return wings to St. and at Milpitas Town Center 1111 Nit KT A section titled "Beer Basics" Jaeger's book is most of the While the wings are baking oven and continue baking for Book Gallery for about $8. explains the importance of recipes do not require the entire combine the remaining ingredi- about 15 minutes until the edges You can also order copies selecting appropriate beer for bottle of beer. This means the ents in a large saucepan, heat start to turn crispy. through Joanna Jaeger of CASH the dish being prepared. cook has some beer left for con- over medium heat until the but- Serve with garlic bread, celery Jaegermeister Publications, 2270 FOR YOUR CAR For instance, pale ale, bitter sumption after cooking hard, ter is melted and the ingredients and carrot sticks and bleu cheese Lacey Dr., Milpitas, CA 95035. CALL 24HRS ASK FOR MARC ale and other "floppy" beers add Jaeger said. are well combined. dressing for dipping. Serves 12- (40818669392 800..283.5790 Solomon Complete Front page Reach sculpture. available when students need an force while r ig kids but never She applied and was accepted extra hand. the DJIFIXLEMT6tX stopped studying. to graduate school at SJSU, Despite the heavy work, she SJSU "1 got home. made dinner, which she finished in 1986 when loves it. RESOLING AND RECORKING Repair put kids to bed and went to class- she was in her mid-70s. 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