By Tom Lazarakis department chairman. an advocate is too much," one added .....his isn't high school Environmental studies Since most environmental environmental studies major "The reason they gave us majors are "expected" to recruit studies students talk up strong said. "Maybe if they 'asked' us to was to spread the word of a non-major to take a class in the beliefs anyway, the memo states, become one." ecology," an environmental department, according to a the faculty thought this would be Karen lee, a senior in the studies major said. -May be it's memo dated Oct. 26. no extra burden placed on the department and co-director of the to help raise the enrollment in the The environmental studies majors' shoulders. environment studies center said, department so teachers won't faculty has initiated a depart- "We're just asking the "It ( the memo i was strongly lose their jobs." Environmentalists According to Anthrop, the mental policy effective this term, students to do what they un- worded, but I do it anyway. I which states that each major is consciously already do," said encourage students to take a enrollment in the department has expected immediately to begin Gary Klee, assistant professor of class and be aware of the en- remained steady. 'asked' to recruit practicing the role of en- environmental studies. vironment." "It's illegal to force students vironmental advocate," the "The letter was miscon- "Recruiting is a sense of to recruit," Klee said, who wrote memo says. strued," Anthrop said. personal accomplishment," said the memo stating this was not an A record will be kept of "I think he (Klee worded the Schiavo. optional activity. majors who recruit non-majors to memo too strongly," Anthrop "There's no mention in the "Being an environmental take a class, the memo stated, said. "I would have written it memo of what would happen if advocate is an attempt to ask the will be listed in their personal differently." you don't recruit," a major said. students for help for the file. In regards to the record of "It seems like they would look program," Anthrop said. "We Although the memo states recruits on the personal file, said down on you during your senior have a good program. The that "this is not an optional ac- Frank Schiavo, another en- thesis or seminar." department makes a real con- tivity," students are not forced to vironmental studies professor. "There are certainly no tribution to society." encourage non-majors to take a "We'd just like to know who the penalties if a student doesn't "Our department is trying to class, according to Donald E. students are bringing in." ( recruit )," Schiavo said. do something substantive for this Anthrop, environmental studies "Expecting" you to become "We don't penalize," Klee earth," Klee said. Spartan Daily

Volume 71, Number 50 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Monday, November 13, 1978 Task Force now in action

already been handed over to the of cooperation among diverse public. Public safety, University Task Force," groups. Everybody sits down and From there, the report will go to Mavorgenes said. "They ( the talks without any animosity." the city council, the Santa Clara recommendations) include the During many of the meetings, County Board of Supervisors, the transportation status of one way streets in the area guest speakers are brought in to talk transportation agencies or to the such as 10th, 11th, Third and Fourth about their special field and relate state and federal governments, Streets." these problems to the members so whichever group's jurisdiction the to be studied they can get a comprehensive view recommendations fall under. The rape crisis of 1977-78 and the as to the scope of the problems. "A lot of the problems are By Cynthia Puig problem of drunks in the downtown The studies conducted by the caused by people coming, moving The University Zone Task area invoked the formation of the Public Safety sub-task force and the back to the city," Mavorgenes said. Force, created by the San Jose City Public Safety sub-task force. Transportation sub-task force have "We're looking at an area inhabited Council last February is in the The Social Services sub-task already been completed and, ac- by primaril3 students and process of making recom- cording to Trippi, the other two professional middle class com- mendations to the council on com- force is studying the delivery of social services to the portion of the groups should have their recom- munity. munity problems affecting SJSU mendations completed by the end of "This type of planning effort is and San Jose. population that most desperately need them, according to the year. very desirable because we cross- According to Harry Mavorgenes. Once the recommendations are section the community that hear the Mavorgenes, city planner, the idea made, they are sent to the problems and listen to possible "At the beginning of this decade University Zone Task Force for solutions." of the task force was spawned by svc,Jwcs", former SJSU President John Bunzel there was a large influx of com- review and the report will be made According to Mavorgenes, the Improving the making recommendations and former city manager Ted munity care facilities in this area, " public. More community meetings city council is considering setting up downtown area by Tedesco. he commented. "This happened will then be held to discuss the a community forum for each of the toward getting rid of urban blight is the function of the University because the fraternities were recommendations openly with the planning sectors. Zone Task Force. Graffiti is just one of the problems. "Bunzel wanted to create a winding down and the houses were university zone and have the city empty, so when the state closed and the university work together to down Agnew State Mental Hospital, solve mutual problems," they moved most of the patients to Mavorgenes said. the downtown area." SJSU Athletic Board to recommend on The task force was set up and Each task force consists of four four sub-task forces were created members, with some overlapping on land use, transportation, public sub-task forces. Members were 'unprecedented' number of allegations safety and social services. appointed by the city council from various areas of the community and By Mike Myslinski proprieties board could be reached at press Dr. Gail Fullerton, president of were chosen because they could said Friday. occurred or are oc- Lucius Eastman, chairman of curring. time. SJSU, chairs the Land Use sub-task relate the problems they are The Athletic Board is a special Athletics Board, said the The nine members of the board force which includes A.S. Vice- familiar to the sub-task forces. the SJSU agency of the Academic Senate and In the five years Eastman has President Joe Trippi as one of its panel will decide Wednesday what was established by the senate in been a member of the Athletics are Eastman; McFadden; Post; members. Its purpose is to study the Councilman Joe Colla is the recommendation to make about the 1969. The ad hoc panel reports to Board, the athletic program has AS. President Maryanne Ryan; relationship of SJSU and the chairman of the University Task "unprecedented" number of president Fullerton and the never been under attack like it has Rex Burbank, English department; surrounding community, according Force. Colla's failure to be reelected allegations that have been made Academic Council. been recently, he claimed. June McCann, Human Per- to Mavorgenes. won't affect the task force because against the university athletics After looking at the bylaws of "This thing is unprecedented." formance; Helen Clark, faculty its recommendations should be in program. the Athletic Board, Eastman said he "The board could possibly be the representative to women's The transportation sub-task front of the council before Coils The nine-member board, wasn't sure what the specific powers vehicle" to investigate allegations, athletics; Scott Hodgins, A.S. force has been studying the impact steps down. charged with scrutinizing the of the panel are and that they are board member Nancy McFadden Councilman, and Doc Arends, a of commuter traffic in the SJSU The sub-task forces meet once a athletic program, "can't decide "open to interpretation." Athletes or was quoted as saying in a Mercury representative from the Spartan area and its affect on the surroun- week or twice a month and anything", but can make action anyone named in the reports of article Friday. Foundation. ding neighborhoods. Mavorgenes said that, "overall recommendations to SJSU impropriety will probably have a "It (the board) is a separate Eastman said the Faculty "It's recommendations have there has been an incredible amount President Gail Fullerton, Eastman chance to come before the board and entity and not under the purview of Senate appoints the faculty mem- prove or disprove the allegations. the athletics department." bers to the board and that the Eastman, also chairman of the McFadden, A.S. Treasurer, remainder of the members sit on the Philosophy Department, said the pointed out that one-third of the board by reason of the positions they meeting Wednesday will be closed to members of the board are students hold, except Hodgins, who is the campaign here the public due to personnel matters and that it is important for students student-at-large. Stop smoking Eastman didn't know at press on the agenda. The board cannot to be involved in the investigation. This week when the nation Christensen said. Instead of mentioned how impressed they resolve a personnel matter, East- Another member of the board, time where the closed meeting tries to get smokers to stop for saying smoking is not good, it were by the diplay. man emphasized. Richard Post, faculty represen- would be held Wednesday. He said it just one day, SJSU will be doing causes cancer, etc., she said the In fact, she said, some people "We couldn't decide whether to tative to men's athletics, said it was was originally scheduled for the its share. smoke-out volunteers will point said they would think twice from hire or fire a coach," he said. ironic McFadden promoted student conference room in the Journalism According to Mary out that quitting is something now on before they light up a SJSU Athletic Director Bob involvement when no students have Building but was rescheduled. Christensen, student organizer on people can do for themselves. cigarette. Murphy, an ex-officio member of the attended the two meetings of the The board's four ex-officio campus, there will be a table set Also at the table will be a op- There's not much more board, is expected to attend the Athletic Board held so far this members are expected to attend the up Monday through Thursday in scoptic lung on loan from the anyone can do to get people to meeting, Eastman said. semester. meeting, Eastman said. They are the student union where smokers American Cancer association. quit smoking except to make the Charges against members of the "They got invitations," Post Murphy; Hobert Burns, academic can signs pledge to not smoke for The lung is actually a display information available, she said. men's athletics department were said, adding that details of what vice-president; Joyce Mallone, a least a 24-hour period beginning of three lungsone is normal, one That's why she plans no rallies or made in articles that have appeared action the board will take probably women's athletic director and Ellen Thursday. is infected with emphysema and special events. Last year the GAS in the Daily and the San Jose won't be known until the meeting. Weaver, acting executive vice- Volunteers at the table will one has a cancerous tumor. The rally drew only a handful of Mercury. No student members of the president. also hand out literature and machine appears to be three real students. In May the Daily reported that bumper stickers to interested lungs inhaling and exhaling. According to American several athletes received money and students. Christensen points out that Cancer Society health educator, special privileges in violation of It's a more postive approach when the lungs were used at an SJSU students proved to be regulations of the National Engineering grad develops to helping smokers to quit, Awareness Faire, many people apathetic over all. Collegiate Athletic Association and Christensen hopes to change the Pacific Coast Athletic that this year with the positive Association, the league in which the garbage as energy source angle. SJSU football team competes. You only alienate smokers In September the Daily reported By Brad Haugaard The project began as a study, when you tell them that smoking that the former academic advisor to The heat you feel from your funded for $60,000 by the En- is no good for them, she said. campus athletes charged that furnace this winter may be the end vironmental Protection Agency Getting their defenses up doesn't academically ineligible athletes result of those breakfast leftovers (EPA i to study the feasibility of the help them to quit, she added. have played on the football team. you threw out in 1972. extraction method. "Why don't you try it for one J.J. Johnson, ex-member of the The cold omelets and bacon One of the problems, he said, day? Just try it out and see what football squad, told the Mercury last from a million Bay Area households was discovering how fast the gas happens." week that athletes were obtaining have been tapped as a power source could be pumped out of the ground The Great American Smoke- easy credits by attending a course at by SJSU civil engineering graduate without sucking air into the out is officially set for Thursday. Los Medanos Community College, John Carlson. ground, which would kill the "bugs" In addition to the activities on where they got units allegedly Carlson, presently city engineer that produce the methane. campus, there will be a noontime without attending class. and city planner for 1,os Altos Hills, rally in San Antonio Mall. The Records at I,os Medanos, graduated from SJS in 1965 and did Once Carlson proved the process schedule of events includes e located about 70 miles from SJSU in graduate work in hydraulics here worked, the EPA gave an additional relay race in which runners a lit Pittsburgh, showed 10 football until 1968. $300,000 and Pacific Gas and hand-off a giant cigarette and players were enrolled last spring in As senior engineer for Mountain Electric Co. gave $450,000 to develop eventually throw it into a giant a course taught by Larry Livers, View, he developed a method of the first test model in the nation on ashtray. SJSU track coach and current extracting methane gas from the bay side of Bayshore Freeway in The ashtray is being con- academic advisor to athletes. garbage buried in landfills which Mountain View. structed by SJSU art teac her Throughout the investigation of won him him the Charles Walter He said the EPA claims landfill Marsha Chamberlain and four the athletic department, athletic Nichols award of the American gas could supply one percent of the students. director Murphy and President Public Works Association in late nation's energy needs. Fullerton have denied that im- October. (Continued on back page) dal

Page 2, November 13, 1978 forum Daily coverage not racist ' despite Fullerton implications S By Seam Silverthorne When asked why the questions sided attacks on Livers and the ( Recent remarks by SJSU were racist attacks she responded athletes involved. She does not President Gail Fullerton implying "because all the athletes involved understand "what is a questionable that media coverage had racist are black." practice in this." overtones is significant of her at- No other athletes were men- No charges or accusations have titude on athletic coverage. tioned in the question about Livers. been made by the Spartan Daily. It Fullerton said later she never She was clearly referring to the has only reported comments by an meant the word "racist" to describe stories on the athletes, not only athlete and former member of the coverage in general, but only a Larry Livers. Livers' Los Medanos class, J.J. specific question last Tuesday Johnson, that his own talks with concerning the future of Larry other athlete-students in the class Livers at SJSU. Sean Silyerthorne Is d have indicated that they saw the She said the remark was made Spartan Daily reporter class as an easy way to pick up units in the context of an earlier to remain eligible for athletic discussion of affirmative action in competition at SJSU. which she commented on how af- The following day she backed Furthermore, it was found that firmative action goals might be kept away from the statement, calling at least one student admitted giving in the face of looming employee the use of the word racist "un- Los Medanos a false Richmond cutbacks. fortunate" and that she was only address, allowing him to not pay "It was in this context that I trying to rise to the defense of a staff non-residence fees. suggested that this question (about member who was not getting a fair Questions about Livers and his Livers' future at SJSU) itself might shake by the media. future at SJSU were appropriate have racial overtones," Fullerton But when a sociology Ph.D. given this context and do not commented in a statement late holder, and former sociology represent "racist attacks." Thursday. "I intended no reference professor, uses the word "racist," it The fact that those involved to any of the articles which have cannot be construed to be an ar- were athletes, that most of them been written already on Spartan bitrary use of that word. Further, were black, and that Livers is black, athletics. I intended no such slight when the president of a major had no bearing on what questions toward those who have written such California university uses such were asked. -fhey would have been articles." words they carry tremcndous im- asked even if the students were lily Fullerton is right in one respect. pact, an impact not easily negated white and were business majors. The remark on racism, that such The questions will keep by following comments intended to coming rki/A/A- /7-s GONNA TAKE MORE THAN ff1.4sT THE TWO op questions "almost seemed to be a more clearly focus the intent of as long as the answers are unclear. racist attack on this person," was those remarks. clearly not aimed at the stories in general. The president is clearl However, a following remark disturbed over the recent stories in showed that she had the two con- the San Jose Mercury as well as the fused in her mind. Daily, and feels they represent one- letters country team, but also wrote about reports accurately the statements of our opposition. Provost Chenoweth, for these were Walkers lose fight President clarifies remarks written and provided to Mr. Even though we placed fifth in the inaugural PCAA championship Hastings. Yet he fails to adequately Editor: were his, not mine. My response was set the context which surrounds to Spartan Daily what positive meet that year against powerhouses In my remarks that no one had asked these statements to Cushman Carts reporters during a November 7 news reasons there might have been for like San Jose State and San Diego As Hastings previously I was responding black athletes to seek Mr. Livers as State, that meet was still satisfying conference, reported, our Town Meetings, the feet or his rights. (Note: Cushman questions put to instructor. to me because of the coverage we By Lori Hayes specifically to three an governing body of N.C., Students, Carts are slow moving vehicles, so a writer Don McCarthy who Questions that are not asked are got in our paper. Come to think of it, teachers, ad- me by unanimously requested of Provost ministrators, pedestrian's loss of life from impact asking them on behalf of among the most im- the coverage we got throughout the pedestrians beware. said he was sometimes Chenoweth an explanation of Winter with a cart is unlikely, although colleague. The first two me season made two-a-day workouts is upon us. an unnamed portant. If someone had asked decisions regarding the non - Though we are stil enjoying possible). questions concerned a Monday what positive reasons there might with no social life worthwhile. reappointment of Professors Clyde summer's leftover sunshine, we The pedestrian concerned about I had with Mr. Larry I think the San Jose State discussion have been for the athletes to sign up and McCormack to N.C. The ex- must not forget that in a month and a his well-being will probably yield to Livers, and whether or not I had for Mr. Livers' class, I would have University cross country team planation was to be made in light of half we will be entering winter. And the humming yellow vehicle. It is not him to refrain from admitting would appreciate some coverage in asked pointed out that as a former athlete personnel decision -making winter brings rain which causes wise to yield over San Jose State athletes the school paper as our team did willing, however. any other and now successful black coach, procedures at N.C. Chenoweth's puddles which, when stepped in, wet at Los Medanos then. The cart operator should know that into his class Larry Livers serves as a role model response was given on Nov. 6, as the feet. It was the third John T. Kajiwara the pedestrian is totally ticked off at Community College. for many of our black athletes. reported. In it he refused to the recent events' Instructor. Chemistry Department, address But wet feet are the least of having to walk on the grail. question - Will I 'ffelieVe this element of the the questioned dealons, dung-two -- Livers, Los Medanos one's worries at SJSU during rainy During the spring, walking on between Mr. story is important. factors as the basis f8r that refusal. have any effect on Mr. season. The biggest problem this the grass can be a pleasure, and SJSU Gail Fullerton First, Chenoweth said that no San Jose State? - Inconsistent time of the year is the loss of especially barefooted. However, Livers' future at SJSU President "individual" decisions would be winter is caused me to conclude that pedestrian rights to walkways. approaching. which discussed or explained. He would not racial overtones Winter's grass is brown and there may be Editor: account at all for decisions contrary sparce. Winter's grass is also wet. in that specific question. contained Repressive We feel the brothers of Alpha to the "advice" of either the Winter's wet grass is slippery, very Lori Hayes is a It is important to note that just Tau Omega Fraternity have been students or the Personnel Com- slippery. Spartan Daily reporter. prior to being asked these three Editor: served an injustice in the Spartan mittee (composed totally of tenured Worse than wet feet from being Daily in- questions on athletics, the Although the Associated Student Daily's reporting of university faculty). This refusal to account - forced to walk in the grass ( and talking with me reporter had been Council is the representative voice tramural sports. even to the Personnel Comittee! - hidden puddle I is a wet body and subject of affirmative of the in- We need not fear a takeover by about the of the students, it has had a record of During the course was based on his application of a muddy clothes from falling on the both students and em- the Daily cyclists. No, this is not UC-Davis; action for consistent repression of the very tramural football season, University policy regarding slippery grass. ployees of the university, and how which were cen- biking is prohibited here. body they are established to ran two articles "confidentality." We had, however, Worse yet, is the humilitation a affirmative action progress might The What we must watch out for is .represent. tered around our organization. clarified that our request asked not pedestrian suffers looking up to see be maintained in the face of looming front page article of the four-wheeled, metal, motorized An excellent example of the first, was a for information regarding the merit other pedestrian faces hiding their employee cutbacks. regarding our Cushman Cart. They are not repressive nature of the AS. considerable length, of the professors, etc., but only an smiles and eyes that quickly look On the one hand, the reporter in a fight during an prohibited. Council, in terms of the function of involvement accounting of his apparent violation away. had been pressing questions about The The Cushman Cart stands about government, is the passage of the intramural football game. of personnel decision procedures. He Meanwhile, the Cushman Cart how I intended to retain effective five and a half feet high and is about "Code of Ethics" last Wednesday, at other, was a three sentence article, nonetheless disclaimed his hums along the walkway to its affirmative action recruitment. Daily, seven feet long and four feet wide. It the AS. Council meeting, with buried in the middle of the obligation to give account of these destination, forcing other un- Then inunediately on the heels of is often yellow in color In design it prevents a representative from concerning our winning the in- matters. This total absence of ac- fortunate pedestrians aside. this I was struck with a question that resembles a miniature flat-bedded carrying out his/her function in tramural football championship. countability alarmed the N.C. The lucky pedestrian will never perhaps I should take a look at the pickup truck without a front end for government as a representative of Is this consistent and justifiable community. Hastings failed to be caught at winter time with a SJSU career of Larry Livers, who an engine. the people he or she represents. reporting? We think not! If the mention that "accountability" was a Cushman Cart at his heels. It is happens to be a black employee. The Cushman Cart is not a This bastardization of a code of outbreak of a fight during in- major issue discussed. always in the best interest to walk It was in this context that I roaring machine, but rather a ethics is a direct contradiction of the tramurals is worthy of front page Second, Chenoweth denied any behind a cart and, if it seems right at suggested that this question itself humming machine. Its operator progressiveness of the "conflict of reporting, than why isn't the win- responsibility for personnel the time to hop on the back and get a might have had racial overtones. I never suffers embarrassment from interest" policy that the A.S. Council ning of a football championship? decisions at N.C., stating that Dean ride to class. intended no reference to any of the a choking vehicle on cold wintery recently adopted. Perhaps a fight is of more Sasseen makes them. To my utter Because pedestrains and articles which have been written mornings. The cart is obedient to its In matters concerning tuition, significance to the student body than amazement, Chenoweth placed the operator Cushman Carts cannot share the already on Spartan athletics. I in- and begins merely with a initial concern has deteriorated to a a championship. If so, why didn't the responsibility totally on Dean turn of a same walkway, during winter tended no slight toward those who key, in any weather con- state of complete abandonment of Daily report the outbreak of other Sasseen. ditions. Cushman Carts should be prohibited have written such articles. the issue by the AS. Council. similar instances which occurred So my response, misquoted, was during the hours when most students In addition, I was asked by a Because of its quiet nature, the Shame on you Student Council. during the football season? "Perhaps we should be asking Dean are at school, or they should form a Spartan Daily reporter if I thought Cushman cart is a sly vehicle. This is a University. I am a We feel these two articles give Sasseen to give an accounting for his caravan to transport students from media coverage of athletics was Unlike most motorized vehicles, the University Student. I expect more an indication as to the Daily's decisions not to follow the N.C. class to class. slanted. The words slanted coverage cart cannot be heard a block away from my fellow University Students priorities in reporting news. If it's recomendations." To me, Sasseen's but can only be heard at a most who are in positions of responsibility bad news it's big news. If it involves alleged role violates the concept of intimate distance. than this equine excrement you've conflict and controversy it makes "collegiality." Sasseen and/of A pedestrian knows a cart when been handing me. front page news, whether it concerns Chenoweth should account for thesf he hears a humming sound (not the Perhaps what is needed is a the majority of the student body or apparent violations. Hastingf hum from a music major) following thoroughly radical new approach to not! reports me as asking for an ad, close behind him. When he turns Student Government. Professional reporting should be ministrative review of Sasseen and around, he will discover the cart consistent in its presentation of Chenoweth. I did not ask for such. ready to eat his heels. Jon Julio Escobedo similiar events. If one fight is to be However, after Chenoweth's Of course, the walkways are not Political Science Junior reported, they all should be. remarks, the meeting continued, as wide enough for both the pedestrian If you are to report the bad news Hastings reports. Disappointment in and the cart. about intra mu ra Is you should Chenoweth's response was voiced, So now is the moment the ;rack coverage similarily report the good news. This and there was time for tentative pedestrian must choose between his consistency in reporting is not ap- proposals for action. I suggested parent. that a resolution, citing our Editor: Even though the Daily is only a Lately, your coverage of the so "disappointment," the violation of school newspaper, a professional "collegiality," etc., followed by called "minor sports" has been approach should be maintained. improving. There is one sport that I some call for action such as "a Spartan Daily David Doering have not Seen mentioned in the request for an administrative Editor 4 John Rats, Accounting senior review might be drawn up and Ad vervising Manager Spartan Daily. I am referring to . G Jeff Hoffman passed by the Town Meeting. NIMV1 Editor Corinne Asturias cross country. I said C', F Oiler Steve Goldberg Management senior that I had Way back in the "old days" one worded, but that such Air, hews Editor . Judy Twitchell proposals should come from student Foi um Page Editor . Scott KM. when I was a member of the cross spor Is Editor nne Brennn country team at Fresno State Clarification or faculty caucuses. Assoc Sports IMP Dan Miller Thus, while Hastings' report Feature Eodor 1-411/I8 Del Polio College, I knew more about the other was close to Art and Entertliblibint Kevin team's runners than you probably Editor: correct, it missed Layout Editor Cherie Beers article of conveying the total context - not too Copy Editor . Anne know about your team's runners Repoter Hastings' fine Melvghteting unusual for reporting such a com- Photo Editor Kim Kontenich today. How did! get this information Nov. 9, "Students and Faculty Claim Chief Photograph., Allison McLaughlin plex meeting as was ours. As such, it you ask? I got it through my own Violations," vividly potrays the ssistant Editor . Erik Siobeoli processes was misleading. It indicated that the Public R *la Itons . Joan Mnrt college newspaper, the "Daily crisis in current decision Metall Ad M . Noreen Austin Town Meeting has chosen a Collegian." in New College (N.C.). Yet the story very Art Director Addleman I am misquoted, and serious course of action. We have not C lssilied Margie Adamson In 1968, head coach Darryl is incomplete, chosen any action at all. Yet Nncy Novo Rogers had a football team that won the story thus is misleading. serious National Ad Manager Tony A rriton reports clearly the alarm does pervade the N.C. Sandy 14 illebrndi both the CCAA conference title and a Hastings Business Manager N.C. but is community, as Hastings' report Cartoonists Mrtin o 99,9G09 BOWS/ flESN WORKING- I-IERE rt4 bowl bid. In spite of this, the "Daily alarm that pervades Dyke Path WAVSNINGTON clearly indicates. Vv. Fo2 -nozne ,(stures. toy I owe Norm 12 Twousekio! Collegian" not only took the time inaccurate as to the status of action Paul Oler and space to write about our cross by the N.C. community. Hastings Professor, New College p.

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music has permeated classical, he said, it can be States. In 1977, he Rock identification through many facets of the played and enjoyed at any organized a research in- entertainment world. time, in any era. stitute for music and Although deeply rooted "My music is what it is performing arts in his difficult to get rid of, in religion, Shankar says and will be," he stressed. home town of Varanasi, his music is nonetheless It stays on ... it is not a Benares, India. quite varied. momentary thing, not a says sitar musician He said he has per- "There are different fad. formed with the London B) Katherine Hamilton his traditional and he "I can include new parts in the music," Symphony and for several Ravi Shankar used to classical Indian music things within the classical said. "Some of it is deeply ballet productions. Most of be known for teaching tomorrow night at the San format, but that does not religious. A lot of parts are the ballets are Indian former Beatle George Jose Center tor the Per- change the classical light, happy and romantic. mythical ballets. Harrison how to play the forming Arts. Ac- roots," he stressed. "Within my music "On my album 'Ravi sitar. Today, he says his companying him will be Shankar has lectured there are all different Shankar Family and greatest desire is to Alla Rakha whom Shankar on major college campuses emotions," he noted. Friends,' one side is divorce himself terms the greatest tabla throughout the United from that Because his music is completely for the ballet," image. (two-piece drum ) player he said. "I'm a classical today. In the background musician," he emphasized, will be a tanpura, a drone Shankar has taken his music into many different countries with con- siderable success, ac- Performer Profile cording to a newsletter sent out from the San Jose (luring a phone interview. instrument. Theater Guild. "What happened in the '60s "I know many young "In his efforts to was very interesting and musicians of that period spread a deeper un- all that, but many people who were interested in derstanding of the have the impression that trying to use my music universal language of my music is rock and I seriously, rather than as a music," according to the don't want that." gimmick," he contended. newsletter, "Ravi Shankar In fact, Shankar denies "But the difference is appeared with violinist that his music had any these musicians, like Tom Yehudi Menuhin at the influence on the music of Scott and Don Ellis, are United Nations in that time. In any case, he classical, western classical celebration of Human continued, it is not for him and jazz trained Rights Day." to judge. musicians," he said. "They Today the Indian "It had nothing to do approach my music as musician prefers to be with my music," the music - not as a different associated with classical classical sitar player sound." musicians. repeatedly stressed. Shankar began his "What I play on the "In the '60s it was just music career at the age of sitar is exclusively and a fad," he explained. 10 when he joined his older purely classical," he said. 'They ( rock musicians) brother Uday's group. Anyone coming to his were superficially trying to As a member of "Uday concert expecting to hear use the sitar for sound - Shankar's Company of any kind of rock music will like most of the electric Hindu Dancers and be quite disappointed," he Musicians," he performed instruments. It was not Ravi Shankar emphasized. anything, really, to do with as a dancer as well as a my music." musician. Peter Gabriel will perform in the Men's Gym Shankar will perform Today Shankar's Peter Thursday at 9 p.m. Gabriel is noted for his work as lead vocalist and songwriter for Genesis. He Stallone's latest lauded Gabriel left Genesis after the release of the group's to play "Lamb Lies Down on Broadway album to pursue Earn as a movie masterpiece his own career. Tickets are available at the A.S. / 40. Business Office. Cost is $ 6.50 in advance, $7.50 at the door for students, $8.50 general. 11/.7 deserving four checks $20a By Darlene Saltsman Conalito), Lenny (Armond among the unliving with Not only is Sylvester Arssante ) are cast sad realism. Stallone's "Paradise brilliantly as three con- The women in their 4t -with tz Alley" the sucessful story flicting personalities lives are as varied as the 4.1 arts& of the escape of three one common goal: to get brothers. Victor's Susan is week brothers from New York's out. patient and loving while gruesome Hell's Kitchen, it Stallone, playing the Lenny's Annie (Annie entertainment is a movie masterpiece. charactor he does best, Archer) is a cynical dime- -Paradise Alley," is a rough, fighting a-dance girl. written, directed and anything-for-a-buck type of Bunchie (Joyce by giving starring Sylvester Stallone guy. Cosmo is the in- Ingalls) is a hooker with a (who also sings the title stigator for all the fast heart of gold whose only 'Wiz' better quality ambition is to love and be loved by one man, Cosmo. The women were all a little of Movie Review stunning and there wasn't a than Garland classic trace of over acting present. By Tom Lazarakis hit songs of the movie. Conipared to song "Too Close to money-making schemes. The main characters "The Wiz," a modernized all-black "We're off to see the Wizard," this song is yourself. Paradise"), should receive At the beginning it was were surrrounded by remake of "The Wizard of Oz," makes the much more creative. in the ratings Hell's Kitchen amatuer The songs in this newer version - four checks difficult to like the hard- typical 1939 classic seem like an box. nosed, loud -mouthed faces, such as Frankie the production in retrospect. many more than in the original - are very San Jose Plasma The movie takes place Cosmo, but towards the end Thumper (Terry Funk), Costumes, makeup, sets and catchy. Some could even stand alone as in 1946 in a poor section of of the movie he proves Burp (Joe Spinell), choreography of "The Wiz" surpasses songs on the radio. 1469 Park Ave New York. Cosmo Carboni himself a sensitive, loving Mumbles the piano Player anything the "The Wizard of Oz" had to Criticism has been aimed at Lumet (Stallone) and his two brother. (Tom Waits), and Stitch, offer. who chose Diana Ross to play Dorothy. I 998-4567 brothers, Victor ( Lee New to the screen, but the head hood (Kevin The meaning of the film - we have find the criticism lacking. not to fighting, Conalito Coanway). within ourselves the seeds of whatever we Ross is exceptional as the shy school Associated Students Program Board does an excellent job Frank McRae gives an want to be - is much stronger in this film teacher. Emotion just seeps out of her. San Jose State University. Collage Magazine portraying Cosmo's excellent performance as than in the original. KOME Present younger brother Victor. Big Glory, a worn-out Although "The Wiz" follows the same The 24-year-old Conalito, a wrestler. In one touching story line of the original - Dorothy's ad- professional boxer trained scene on Christmas Eve he venture in the land of Oz with her three PETER by Angelo Dundee, plays a puts a lump in the viewers companions" there are several dif- Movie Review soft spoken gentle giant. throats as tight as a ferences. Dialogue is more hip and there GABRIEL Victor is grappled into fighter's fist. are also some comic scenes. Thurs. Nov. 16 9 p.in. the ring by his two The cinematography The film has moved from turn-of-the- NIco's Gym S.f S1' manipulating older was as good if not better century Kansas to modern New York. Her singing was especially moving. In brothers. Victor's simple than the acting. Street Dorothy (Diana Ross), a young woman of the last song of the movie, "Home," Ross (( 'onic:. of Sun Carlos & 4i II) dream is to marry his scenes were filmed with 24, is a school teacher living in Harlem. sings it with such feeling that only the most "opening act to be announced" girlfriend Susan Chow star, unyielding reality. After a family dinner, Dorothy takes callous bumpkin could avoid being moved. ( Aimee Eccles) and live in In an early scene of an out the garbage and Toto rushes ahead of Michael Jackson, a member of the TicketsStudents 46.50 Advance. $7.50 Door a houseboat in New Jersey. arm wrestling match her into a fierce New York snowstorm. Jackson Five, was surprisingly talented as General $7.50 Advance. $8.50 Door Lenny is the bat- between Frankie and Dorothy is caught in the middle of the the Scarecrow. I didn't expect much from Available at SJSU Business Office, BASS. tlescarred veteran whose Victor, faces floated in and snowstorm clutching Toto when a tornado this novice actor, but he played the part of Galactic Zoo Records, San Jose Box Office out sweat poured off the down 125 St. and' sweeps Dorothy the stumbling scarecrow as well as Ray and Santa Cruz Box Office heroics have seemingly moves cost him a ticket out of wrestlers and the viewers away to the land of Oz. Bolger did in the original. THERE WILL BE NO SMOKING ALLOWED Hell's Kitchen. Arssante alike. Creating the land of Oz in New York One of the highlignts of the film occurs plays the despairing un- Like the Carboni was a masterful stroke by director Sidney in Evillene's (the wicked witch) sweat- ."-,re< .‘’ :etf’...5 5 dertaker's assistant who brothers, this movie is a Lumet. The Emerald City, home of the shop. After Dorothy takes care of Evillene has given up on life and winner that shouldn't be Wizard, was shot at the World Trade (Mabel King), the workers rejoice and 0 seems most at home missed. Center complex. begin to sing and dance their joy. In addition, the New York skyline and Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman and Lion MANAGEMENT various buildings were used creatively to join them in the fast paced number, "A give a sense of reality to this fantasy film. Brand New Day." The dance routine 1 These sets outdo "The Wizard of Oz" during this song is the best in the whole POSITIONS Baja California which was shot in a studio. movie. 0 In Oz, Dorothy meets the Munchkins, a Spry athletic dancers jump and twirl AVAILABLE IN large cast of dancers and singers who do a across the sweatshop floor in such a way site of exploration fabulous routine complete with kazoos, that it makes you want to join them. Business Administration hullahoops and frisbees. "The Wiz" is more enjoyable than the Dorothy eventually meets her com- original mainly because of the energy on Nuclear Engineering Enthusiasts of botany, zoology and geology can ex- panions, Scarecrow ( Michael Jackson), the screen. The dancing, singing and Aviation plore the natural history of Baja California in a 12-day Tinman (Nipsey Russell ) and Lion i Ted acting were superior. field study beginning Jan. 3. Ross This movie undoubtedly will become a Personnel Management The trek will begin in Punta Banda, south of En- Traveling down the yellow brick road classic for the next generation. senada, with an exploration of the Pacific coastline. From (actually yellow floor covering (the group "The Wiz" is now playing at several GOOD BENEFITS, there the expedition will move eastward to San Felipe and sings "Ease on down the road," one of the theaters throughout the Bay Are. south of Puertecitos (Sea of Cortez) encountering ADVANCEMENT AND mountain, canyon and desert environments along the way. EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Activities will include skin diving, fishing, and ample Crafts featured at holiday show opportunity for unusual photography. noon to 10 p.m. each The caravan will conclude Jan. 14 at Joshua Trees A sale of handmade mimes, piano players, from INFORMATION AND INTERVIEWS AT THE National Monument. crafts will be featured at carolers, tight -rope day. Craftspeople, food Cost of the program ranges from $110 to $125 the second annual San walkers and an organ and entertainers STUDENT UNION BUILDING, TODAY depending upon credits selected. Three credit options are Pedro Square Christmas grinder. vendors in participating available. Applicants should allow an additional $100 for Faire Dec. 8,9,10, 15, 16 and The event is sponsored interested BY THE NAVY OFFICER EMPLOYMENT should call Bruce Labadie food, camping and transportation expenses. 17 in downtown San Jose. by the San Jose Fine Arts of Downtown Productions TEAM OR CALL GARY NEZ, 279-3477 For further information contact Field Studies in The fair will also Department and Down- feature entertainment by town Productions, will run at 295-3868. Natural History, 277-2213, or Journalism West, Room 214. Page 6, November 13, 1978 sports Stickers win Regionals By Keith Kropp SJSU opened play that match at 2-0 for the advanced to Nationals. BERKELEY-It wasn't Friday morning with a 2-1 tourney, had clinched the Other scores form the as convincing as its con- win over Stanford, and no.I spot. tournament were Cal ference season dominance, supported that by edging Therefore because of defeating Long Beach 2-1, but SJSU's women's field tournament host Berkeley the goal differential in tie Long Beach over Stanford hockey team continued its 1-0 that same evening. situations, Long Beach 2-0, and Stanford trium- assault on the national Pommy Macfarlane, the needed to beat SJSU or lose phed over Cal 1-0. championship by winning Spartan's leading scorer by less than three goals to SJSU will participate three straight games this this season with 17 goals, capture second place. If in the Sacramento In- weekend and capturing the tallied both SJSU goals in the Spartans had held their vitational next weekend MAW Regionals here at the Stanford tussle. 4-1 lead against the 49ers, before its trip to Ellen- KJeeberger Field. Against California Berkeley would have had sburg, Wash. The Spartan stickers later that evening, it was were seriously challenged Macfarlane again by Stanford, UC-Berkeley providing the goal that and CSU-Long Beach, gave SJSU a 1-0 win. however the experience of Saturday morning's Spikers closer SJSU's veteran team was contest with Long Beach the difference as the was the most exciting Spartans prevailed in three match of the weekend, and to play-off spot close one-goal decisions. the Spartans survived a With its win in late 49er rally to win 4-3 Regionals, SJSU advances behind two goals by An- By Keith Kropp SJSU JV's finished its - A to the AIAW Nationals at nette Espinosa. SJSU's women's volleyball season with a 13-3 record. The JV's were Central Washington State SJSU started quickly team moved one step undefeated , University Nov. 21-24 as it built a 3-0 lead on goals closer toward a berth in the against competition. Its Spartan quarterback Ed Luther releases one of his 5 5 pass attempts, while James Tucker (31 and where the Spartans will be by Espinosa, a penalty AIAW Regionals with a only three losses came to Gilbert Martinez seeded number four. stroke by Macfarlane and a convincing victory over UOP, and two setbacks to supply pass protection. Luther completed 31 passes for 329 yards and threw for three Also advancing along goal by freshman forward CSU-Fresno 15-3, 15-6, 15-11 Stanford. touchdowns. with SJSU is CSU-Long Sue Williams. Friday night at Spartan Beach. The 49ers, Bears Long Beach got back in Gym. and Cardinals concluded the game by effectively The three game sweep the Regionals with 1-2 using its penalty corners. marked the seventh time in records, but because of the David, Long Beach's league play this year the Spartans won a match in Luther, Parma key grid goal differential, the win standout forward, has second berth to the scored three of the six three straight games. The Nationals went to the 49ers. goals allowed by SJSU this team has lost only four By Mike Barnhart victory over CSU-Long :47 left. After I.uther"s Parma, according to up by a fake field goal play. "I'm just pleased with year. games in conference this STOCKTON - Those Beach, at home Dec. 2, will quick-out attempt to Luther, was the primary On a fourth-and-five the team," head coach The $JSU-Long Beach year. SJSU has only two few hundred spectators, earn the Spartans a share Parma fell incomplete, receiver on the previous situation at the Tiger 10, Leta Walter said following match was the crucial more NorCal matches the ones who filed out of the of the PCAA championship James Tucker hauled in a play, but was secondary holder C. Williamson threw the Long Beach win. match as far as second remaining, tomorrow night Pacific Memorial Stadium with Utah State. short pass at the 5. receiver on the gaine- a pass to kicker H. "They played at University of Santa three minutes early winner. Williamson, who broke a very well. place was concerned. UOP, which had to SJSU called its final Our attack was strong." SJSU, since it came into Clara and Thursday night Saturday evening, should return the coveted Victory pair of tackles and gained time-out with :07 left. "We missed the first at University of Pacific. kick themselves - they Bell to SJSU, finished an SJSU first down on the pass to Rick," 1.uther said, Against Fresno, the missed the game. league play at 3-2 and Luther's third down Pacific 3. Cole scored two -and, in the huddle, Stacey kinkcys copies Spartans controlled the dropped to 4-6 overall. pass was thrown behind plays later. STAR FARM They not only missed Bailey said he was wide match from the outset, Parma, incomplete. On After an exchange of INSURAN( Overnight the conclusions of the SJSU The Spartans' stunning open. playing a relatively error- fourth-and-goal from the 5 punts, Pacific drove 45 3 1/2c no minimum record -breaking per- final drive began with 1:15 Gary E. Sanchez free match. The win gave formances by quarterback with four ticks left on the "So, the last play I was yards to the Spartan 11, SJSU a 10-0 conference left in the game after thanks to a 29-yard aerial Sit . I - Ed Luther and wide clock, I.uther dropped looking for Stacey. He was XEROX 9400 & record. James Richburg recovered from Parker to Mike Colton I in. Health receiver Rick Parma, they a fumble at the SJSU 22. back, but couldn't find his covered and then I saw IBM COPIERS Spartan coach Jane missed an amazing primary receiver. Just as Rick." and Colton's 9-yard run. Ward commented the The Spartan defense, 3001 S. Winchester' 123 S. 3rd Street Spartan comeback which After an incompletion, two Tigers were about to spikers got improved play Luther, who completed led by C. Williamson, Suite B 295-4336 reached its crescendo when Luther threw three straight pounce on him, he unloaded from outside hitters Sheila 31 of 55 passes for 329 Rayford Roberson and Bus: 374-1380 Also Al Luther's 5-yard pass found passes for first downs. He the ball to Parma in the yards, and Parma, who Silvaggio and Marina Parma alone in the end threw 28 yards to Parma back of the end zone for the Willie Nevels, dug in and Res: 251-8988 481 E. San Carlos as good made a school record 12 halted the drive, forcing Gomez as well zone, with no time showing and 29 yards to Kevin Cole win. 295-5511 catches, said this was their the Tigers to settle for passing. on the clock, to pull out a on fly patterns up the left finest game as Spartans. Frank Alegre's Ward praised the play 33-31 victory over the sideline. Cole had to make "The ball was right 29-yard of middle blocker Linda there," Parma said of the field goal. University of the Pacific. a diving catch. "This was my best 'Victorian Oarben Wyatt, who is replacing the pass. "I didn't know the SJSU trailed 31-21 with game by far," I .uther injured Jan Baszak. The win evened SJSUs The Luther tossed a 12- defender had fallen down 6:51 remaining. exclaimed. AeStaurant "Linda played a good record at 5-5 ard improved yarder to Parma for a first at the time. I just had to The Spartans didn't "What a great win," One free miss. or house oine defensive game tonight, I its league slate to 3-1. A down on the PAcific 9 with catch the pass." waste any time. After Parma said, "we knew we s.tIh dinner on Mond'', s & Tue.da think she is playing well," asasmassima Lowell Thomas returned could pass on them and I st 316 ad. letteluding holida11 Ward said. the kick-off to his own 34, was fortunate to catch a 1.11111 11111VMER SJSU received strong Head coach Lynn Stiles 1041. Mil bunch of passes." 7 da:ts a oeek performances from again went to his gimmick everybody, including Luther, who was in- bag. -176 Sout6 Trot &reel Sonya Satre, Wyatt, Angie tercepted four times, in- I.uther pitched out to RA9ief% anon. -- 2SO-1770 Papangellin and Rose cluding once for six points Leroy Alexander, who Maasen. The Spartan by Mike Merriweather, began to sweep around the bench, sparked by Donna said the play of the of- right side. Suddenly, he Martin, also played well. fensive line was the dif- stopped and winged the PETER S. BEAGLE This year's volleyball ference in the game. ball back to Luther, who author of Regionals will be held on lofted a bomb to Bailey, "The Last Unicorn" the UC-Davis campus. "Our line blocked good who was wide open down Because of their 10-0 NCAC throughout the game," the left sideline. and record, the Spartans are Luther said, "especially in Bailey finally was "A Fine and Private Place' practically assured a spot the last. tackled by Sterling Bruner will sign autographs at in that tournament. on the Pacific 4. "The line was holding Eight teams will reach It took four plays to do BOOKS INC. up in the waning moments the Regionals and it will be it, hut Luther finally scored Monday. because it had confidence NOV. 13 on a sneak from a double elimination in me. So. I had to come the one- at 8:00 p.m. foot line tournament. Some of the through." behind center Gil 420 Town & Country Village San Jose other teams that will likely Martinez' block. Stevens Creek at Winchester 243-6262 appear at Davis will be Pacific scored on its Tucker's dive for a UCLA, Pepperdine first drive of the game two-point conversion was University and UC-Santa when quarterback Bruce just short and the Spartans Barbara. University of Parker threw 32 yards to were behind 31-27 with 5:06 Hawaii, the defending Steve Click. to go. The A.S. Program Board Presents national champion, draws -We went for two, The Spartans tied the a bye and advances to because a field goal then game when Luther hit Nationals. would have won it," Stiles Parma in the right corner The Spartan junior said afterwards, "no way of the end zone from six varsity volleyball team, led we were looking for a tie. TANENBAUM yards out with 12:47 left in DAVID by Leslie Bugalski and As far as the PCAA goes, a the first half. CLASSICAL GUITAR Barbara Boyle, defeated tie would have been a loss the Fresno State junior UOP tailback Richard for us." varsity two straight games Phillips culminated a 49- The Spartans got the in a preliminary match. yard, 9-play drive with a 5- ball back with 3:26 left Friday, Nov. 17, 1978 8 p.m. With that win, the yard burst through a big after the defense forced Music Dept. Concert Hall hole off right tackle, giving Pacific to punt for the ninth the Tigers a 14-7 halftime time. Luther, however, was (Seventl. St.) margin. intercepted on first down Losers by Bruner, who returned FREE After Phillips upped the ball to the SJSU 38. The Stanford Daily the score to 28-7 with a 2- After Colton took a newspaper staff scored a yard run in the thir- Parker pass for the first touchdown on the last play dquarter, Luther. whose 55 down, the book seemed to THE BURGER of the game to defeat the attempted passes tied Ivan be closed on the Spartan HOUSE Spartan Daily staff 14-12 at Lippi's single-game school comeback bid. Old fashion hamburgers and hot dogs Stanford Saturday mor- record and 31 completions Phillips, who led all ning. surpassed Craig Kimball's rushers with 134 yards, The Spartans will try to old mark of 28, engineered fumbled on the next play. touchdown drives of 71, 55, even their record this 0..0 Richburg recovered and, 66 and 78 yards during the Saturday against the Ad UOP defensive back Stan Shibata intercepts an Ed Luther pass intended for well everyone knows what Staff. The game will be the final 18 minutes of the happened then. Stacey Bailey. The play would have been a TD if Shibata hadn't made the Spartan Daily's first home contest. "I 'n1 so proud our team game. play. The Spartans scored on took advantage of the a 15-yard pass from Luther opportunities," a teary- to Parma with 2:51 eyed Stiles said in the remaining in the third jubilant locker room. "I've quarter and trailed 28-14. seen teams with twice the Angelo's On the second play of talent fall over in the Pacific's ensuing series, situation we were in OLD FASHION HAMBURGER. FRIES Bakery Spartan Cully Williamson's today." and LARGE SOFT DRINK Italian American intercepted a Parker pass Defensive back pastries and returned it to the San Richburg agreed. Good Thru 11/9 11,17 With Coupon 45. Eight plays later, Cole We just showed how bread slanted three yards inside much we wanted to win," sandwiches right end for a ID. Hugh Richburg shouted over the Williamson noise of his ecstatic 78 E. Santa Clara 's third PAT $1.89 Tax Included kick of the day narrowed teammates. "Even after 295-0391 388 E Santa Clara St . between 8th and 9th die Spartans' deficit to 28- Luther's interception, we 10% o0 21 with 1245 to play felt we could win Open 11 00 8 00 Mon Sat ..92 2882 lo stodt,nt, 'Die touchdown was set somehow." November 13,1978, Page 5 Classic jazz wax released for Christmas

By Erik Sjobeck convinced that indeed almost everybody who is One side of this two- Charlie Parker, was a drums. George Coleman tenor, recordings. They feature these were valuable anybody in jazz. Tom-tom record set is a major mecca for jazz. The other three sides Harold Mabern piano, quintetes of Kenny Dorham It must be Christmas chapters in the modern roll -outs are his historical find. It presents The quintet features showcase Blakey's jazz Walter Booker bass and trumpet, the late Sonny time at Blue Note records. history of jam, the truly trademark. Support is three tunes from a 1954 the late Clifford Brown on messengers in two 1961 live Mickey Roker drums, Clark piano, Butch Warren Blue Note, perhaps the American art form. what he gives, and his session at Birdland. trumpet, Lou Donaldson dates. This sextet was respectively. bass and Higgins on drums most famous jazz recor- So much enthusiasm sidemen have consistently The club on New alto, Horace Silver piano, made up of Wayne Shorter 196 2 ) and Grachan ding company in America, may be easy, you say, for gone on and become York's Fifty Second Street, Curley Russell bass, and tenor, Freddie Hubbard While Hutcherson and Moncur trombone, Lamont has issued four two-record the reviewer who receives leaders in their own right. named after the legendary the ever-driving Blakey on trumpet, Curtis Fuller Hancock stand out on the Johnson piano, Scotty Holt albums in what they say the records for nothing. trombone. Cedar Walton earlier session, the bass and Higgins drums

will be a continuing series Yes to him it might piano, and Jymie Merril recordings are tight and 11967. of jam classics. seem Christmas, you say, bass. melodic throughout. The four albums in- but I'll have to spend They drive and swing Chick Cores: clude many of the finest bread. Jackie McLean: "Hip- "Circulus" Hubbard's "Up Jumped How did he jazz musicians of the Well, the reviewer nosis" get on the Spring," Walton's Blue Note previous two decades, a responds that while the The clear, clean sound table, I won- "Promised Land" and dered. Then I prime creative period in records were free, he had of altoist Mclean could be remembered "Mosiac," Fuller's that Corea has modern jazz. to invest $55 to buy a turn- called the bridge between paid dues "Arabia," Shorter's "Ping with Latin The recordings feature table to listen to them. Charlie Parker's alto and jazz greats Pong" and the classic "It's Willie Bobo studio sessions and live I conclude it was worth John Coltrane's tenor. and Mongo Only a Paper Moon," Santamaria, and been written by Harold Arlan. He was one to always commercially successful give you the cutting edge of with his "Return to Album Review where jazz was at and Forever" series. Lee Morgan: "The where it was going. Though Procrastinator" he never forgot his Lester The sessions presented his national here were recorded in New performances that have it, and the albums are From Young-Charlie Parker debut at the age 18 with the York city in 1970, two years never before been correctly labeled jazz roots, McLean's sound was Dizzy Gillespie orchestra before "Return to released. classics, with one ex- always that, McLean's Forever" got off the I was suspicious at ception. ground. Extremely avant- first: why haven't they Art Blakley: garde group improvisation, S1 released these sessions "Live Messengers" the album could only ap- before? Giant Jazz-man, leader peal to the most However, after and drummer, Blakey has Lee Morgan was one of devout fans of the to the albums I said, "I don't play drums, I spaced-out listening school. was delighted with the solid am playing violins." the best musicians in performances and was He has played with contemporary jazz. A friend listened to the album and remarked, "I kept waiting for the noise to Theater group stop so I could hear the music." A as the featured soloist on sound. presents 'circle' "Night in Tunsia" to his McLean always swung I generally agree. The death at the hands of his and was professionally 22 minute side titled What would be the effect of a nuclear bomb drop in common-law wife during a tight. "Drone," however, works the Santa Clara Valley? gig in New York in 1972, "Jazz is party music," in invoking a timelessly The frightening prospects are the theme of Lee Morgan was one of the he said. Indian mood. Its beauty "American Chalk Circle," performed by SJSU's best musicians in con- and serenity saves Circulus Presented here for the Gallivanting Inspiration Company (GIG 1 beginning temporary jazz. from the round file. this week. A soulful trumpeter, first time are two studio The main action of the play occurs in Civil War- Morgan recorded his time Georgia, according to director Bob Jenkins, with greatest commercial parallels being drawn between war destruction in the success "The Sidewinder" two eras of then and now. in 1963. He was 34 when he "Who pushes the button is inconsequential," was murdered. TROCKADERO Jenkins said. "Once its pushed, it's all over for Morgan is presented LES BOUTS everyone. here in two studio dates DE MOATE CARLO "The most frightening element of the production is with sextets in 1967 and the effect it has on each of us in our everyday lives." 1969. They are composed of For the 18-member GIG, the play represents a Shorter, Bobby Hutcherson radically different challenge from the children's vibes, Herbie Hancock theater they have been performing for three years, piano, Ron Carter bass, Lee Morgan. shown at his heyday before he was murdered by his wife during before Proposition 13 dried up money in local area Billy Higgins drums, and grade schools. a New York gig in 1972, Morgans trumpet is featured on the new Blue Note Julien Priester trombone, During the summer GIG took its reworking of jazz classics album set. "Alice in Wonderland" called "Wonderland Won" to an off-Broadway theater in New York. The company overcame a lack of publicity and Death and friendship shown early small audiences for their three-week run by word of mouth and by doing their own publicity "on the street" according to cast members. Their efforts eventually drew full houses. in novel by former advisor Jenkins said the group has conducted extensive research to ensure factual representation in the current work. By Kathy Hamilton On one plane it is a reality is, like sex, and he reader," he said, "so I grab "We Gene Boldin of two unlikely tells you." all the philosophical works aren't going for sensationalism" Jenkins "It Why is novel Featuring Paquita Pas de Trois (a new work in pnigress) isn't necessary.. .the facts alone are enough. The logic carrying his buddy Morris friends. Morris is bad, and and pore through them is inescapable. Lewis' body across the Gene, the semi-affluent headed for destruction, with delight." Prestiotpa by Sae JOSE. State "If thermo-nuclear warheads are detonated in our Colorado desert? one from the town, lives according to the town- Writing, for him, is fun valley, there is no hope for any of us," according to "Ashes to the Wind," with his father, mother and speople. No one un- and challenging. 00pei ^i ..'F'.26 1978 Jenkins. derstands why Gene tags San Jose C. no Performing Arts the first published novel by bachelor uncle, Virge. All "It's 90 percent work $ A $ SJSU stafbfaculty 2 tirkets pet ID "The American Chalk Circle" runs November 15- former SJSU athletic three at one time try to along with Morris. and 10 percent in- Office (Student Unoon) 18 at 8 p.m. in the University Theatre. . Matinees are academic advisor Charles save him from his "dead "Their friendship is spiration," he said. scheduled for 2 p.m. on November 15,16, and 18. Jerry Hannah, centers on end" friendship with one of love in pain, through It requires a certain :DEAD ON TARGET AND Tickets are $3 general and $1.50 for studnets at all the unlikely friendship of Morris. pain and with pain," amount of discipline and 11111,:t1{101'S.I' ine New Stsrker performances. Advanced tickets can be purchased at the two young boys in Morris, on the other Hannah said. organization." the Theatre Arts Box Office. Cedar Mesa, Colorado. The hand, is from the wrong 60,000 copies of the novel follows their friend- side of town. His father is a book were published, ac- ship through the pain of drunk, his mother takes in cording to Hannah. Ed growing up until it collides laundry to try and support Ludwig, Spartan Bookstore with the death of one the her family, and his sister is general books manager, boys.. The cover does the books disservice, though. Billed as a high rolling adventure story of friend- ship, the book is actually Book Review much more. Baroque String Ensemble, free performance 8:15 "It is an existential tonight at Concert Hall. novel," the author said "Gene is trying to avoid the "American Chalk Circle" by GIG 8 p.m. Wednesday retarded. Morris spends said the first shipment of reality of Morris' death and through Saturday in the University Theatre. Students, the majority of the novel about 15 books sold out in a yet he is forced to carry $1.50, General $3.50 at the Theatre Arts Box Office. avoiding his family. Only couple of days. The second Morris' body around." .10 Crystalline Glazed Porcelain show by John Kent rarely is Gene allowed to of about 30 books is doing Gene is forced to Baker at the Union Gallery today through Dec. 8. Open enter that part of Morris' comparably well. escape psychologically 10:30 a..m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and Wed- life. flashbacks to his nesday and Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m. Free. through The book is en- childhood. "Art Zones" environmental sculpture by Leland Morris is the teacher, tertaining and well done. adventure only, Fletcher at the Union Gallery today through Dec. 8. He As an in a sense. He teaches Gene The flashbacks into Gene will also display "Line" exhibit at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the novel seems un- how to steal, to smoke and and Morris' childhood are the S.U. Amphitheater. balanced. The flashbacks to fight - and about life in well handled. The reader Sukay, South American folk music group, 12 noon are too long, the present too general. gets a well rounded view of Wednesday at the S.U. Upper Pad (or amphitheater). hard to get a grasp on. these two boystheir Performance also at 7 p.m. at Hoover Hall. Free. According to Hannah, it is "Morris is the kind of emotions and adventures. Peter Gabriel at the SJSU Men's Gym Thursday, Nov. intentional. person that introduces you 16 at 9 p.m. Students $6.50 in advance, $7.50 at the door, Until faced with as a child to the harsh Hannah has a General, $7.50 in advance, $8.50 at the door. Call for more keeping a childhood realities of the world," background in literature information, 277-2807 or 277-3228. promise, Gene has no real Hannah said. "There is and a strong interest in contact with death, the always someone like philosophy. LOCAL author explained. But he Morris who knows what "I'm a prolific can't handle it. He is forced David Maxim: Sail Construction, painted and dyed to spend the majority of his fabric and wood. Begins tomorrow and runs through Dec. time trying to escape the 9 at WORKS Contemporary Art. Gallery hours, noon to 4 reality by reverting to p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Camping course given Bis for Breakfast, but not bland or boring. thoughts of his childhood. Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes 8 p.m. tonight B is for Beautiful Breakfasts: ten-grain sourdough But, Hannah said, as at Coconut Grove, Santa Cruz. $5 advance, $6.50 day of the the novel progresses, Gene hotcakes ... an entire bakery of breads and buns.. . show at BASS. by Continuing Ed can no longer do this and omelettes bursting with fresh ingredients you have to piano, Tuesday at the Eulipia Crepe Nell Adler, solo the flashbacks get shorter Cafe. 9:30 p.m. and taste to believe and freshly squeezed as the scenes with the body Backpackers concentrate on the One: "Eduardo the Healer" and "Chac" learn the art Camera get longer. campers can problems of altitude, fruit juices. B is for Better eating with "The Story of C.G. Jung" and "Face to Face With "Mountaineering the tonight; Outside of the of poisonous plants and no preservatives or chemicals to get tomorrow through Friday; and "The Magus" intensive so Dr. Jung" philosophy, the novel Medicine" in an creatures, and orthopedic and "F For Fake" tomorrow and Wednesday. $2 students, offered by between you and old-fashioned submerges the reader into two-day course ( bone ) injuries. good $2.50 non-students. Call the theatre for times. 294-3800. School of Con- goodness. Discover how breakfasts the adventures of two boys the SJSU Ira Davidoff, M.D. will Adler, solo piano, 9:30 Tuesday at the Eulipia Nell growing up in the rural tinuing Education. instruct the Saturday used to "B" . . . at The Good Earth Cafe. Call the cafe for price 293-6818. the course Crepe town of Cedar Mesa. On Nov. 4, courses, which will run Restaurants. earth Adams Quartet at 9 tonight at the Kuumwa on the Pepper Hannah sets the novel will concentrate from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Making good food (a.so ally. Santa Cruz. M. 427-2227. backpacking Jazz Center, in Colorado, his home problems of Duncan Hall, room 250. summer and state. The characters and in both Tuition is $41 for the two NOT-so40CA( include heat CUPERTINO-20813 Stevens Creek BR& mear Saratoga-Sunnyvale adventures are not winter. Topics days. sunburn, Rd.) 252-3555. SANTA CLARA-2705 The Alameda (near out Santa Rush and Pat Travers Thursday 8 p.m. at the Cow necessarily autobiograph- exhaustion, Further information is lightning, Clara) 984-0960. PALO ALTO 185 University Ave.. 321-9449. Palace, Daly City, $6.50, $7.50 at BASS. ical, he said, but he knew dehydration, available from the SJSU frostbite and drowning. Open EA crs has 7.141.1 in 10 Pop in lin :11.1.1.t. I inn), Orion', Snndo Hr Illo Bob Dylan 8 p.m. today, tomorrow at Oakland people who roughly fit the Office of Continuing Coliseum. $7.50, $8.50, $10 at Bass. 415/635-7800. bill. The Nov. 11 session will Education, 277-2182. November 13, 1978, Page 7 sports Turkey trot Football game figures Men's foil paces Entries are being Prizes include turkeys, victory IlLOSU 0 7 7 19 33 fencing mpted for the first an- running shoes, sweat suits FINAL 11AM STA IFS TICS Pacific 7 14 7 3-31 al Milpitas Turkey Trot, SJSU PA, and traveling bags. In PAC Click 32 pass from Parker 'Alegre knit i FIRST DOWNS 24 20 Greg Massialas and Carlos Untie both won three ited for Sunday, Nov. 19 addition, all runners will SJSU Parma front Luther nahlharnson inch, Spans RUSHING 8 bouts in the men's foil division, leading SJSU's fencing a 6.2-mile course in the receive t PAC Phillips Stun iAlegrekski -shirts. PASSING 13 10 team to a 20-16 Northern California Athletic Conferener PAC Mentweather 19 interception return (Alegre krckt tlipitas High School area. divisions are PENALTY 3 The five PAC Phillips? run (Alegre ktcht victory over UC-Berkeley. Adidas and Milpitas RUSHING ATTEMPTS 40 44 open, over-40, under-16, SJSU Parma 15 pass from Luther (Wilframson lotto YARDS RUSHING 169 214 Another foilist, Bobby Thompson, won two of three 1, are co-sponsoring the SJSU Cole 3 run rWatiamson kick !h men's, women's and YARDS LOST RUSHING 20 63 help the Spartans win men's foil action, 8-1. int which will benefit the PAC Alegre 7900 Milpitas citizens. NET YARDS RUSHING 149 IS? Scott Knies and Hichie Martinez both won a pair of SJSU Luther 1 run duo failedt hool's sports program, NIT YARDS PASSING 346 2330, 5- $5 entry fee is SJSU Parma 5 Pass horn Luther trio PAT attempted bouts and Donny Andrews took one in the Spartans' cording to Milpitas A PASSES ATTEMPTED 51 required from all runners. 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CALIFORNIA 95114 No refunds on conceited ads Union use, gelit Page 8, November 13, 1978 Councilman McEnery asserts campus solutions not simple

By Lee G. Sherman City Council district The councilman talked a section of freeway ex- three, created by the about the campus com- tending from 280 to the downtown Talk is cheap when it recently passed Measure F munity, calling the area, is already in the comes to solving the which McEnery will residents of rehabilitation works as is a proposed light problems of inner city represent, includes the centers and half-way rail tran- sport system, redevelopment and campus area and portions houses "victims." which he feels the council parking at SJSU according of the downtown area. will im- plement within a few to San Jose City Coun- He said that any It was poor planning to years. cilman Tom McEnery. downtown redevelopment confine all these groups in should take into account one area, he added. As a Bob Murphy, athletic McEnery, a former the university and its 27,000 result, crime has increased director at SJSU, will be chairman of the City students. Rather than from outsiders entering the next week's guest on Planning Commission, building a new bank, he area to prey upon half-way Student Union Forum, Nov. answered questions from a would prefer to see a first- house patients and senior 16 at 4 p.m. in the S.U. small group of students run movie theater con- citizens. Guadalupe Room. he Effie Harland Thursday as the guest of structed. Councilman Tom McEnery and moderator Mark Thompson answer audience questions. Student Union Forum. As a solution to the "I think SJSU as a problem, McEnery said he resource for downtown is would like to see some of AMEIR Speaking candidly, he New energy source tapped something that has never these "homes" relocated to said he thought there was other areas of the city or ONIE been tapped," he said. Jelfelfe It 114 NM (Continued from Page 1 filters. project, the EPA, he said, and sell it to utility com- no single solution to the county, such as Los Altos The methane, which is The gas is piped into wants to develop every panies. parking problem at SJSU Hills. However, he noted LAST NIGHT McEnery was quick to produced during decom- PG and E lines for landfill in the Bay Area. The method was because the campus is that the residents of outer point out that he has not FESTIVAL OF MYTH. MAGIC position of the garbage, is distribution throughout the In cost, he said, the gas developed for shallow situated in such a confined lying areas would be aligned himself with any AND PSYCHIC PHENOMENA sucked out of the landfill Bay Area. compares favorably with landfills, he said, but can area. What will occur, he strongly opposed to any one faction on the council, through wells drilled in the The methane, Carlson natura: gas piped in from be used even more easily believes, is that another such moves. though he did point ground. said, is "essentially the Canada but is still more with deep landfills, like parking garage will be out that he tends to agree Then, he said, it is same as what PG and E expensive than that from those in Los Angeles, constructed in the area On the subject of Fourth philosophically with Mayor filtered through one of calls natural gas." It has, El Paso. because gas pressure is between Third and transportation, McEnery adjacent to the Hayes. three 40-foot high towers he said, the same chemical Aside from cost, ex- stronger in the deeper fills streets, feels that any expansion of containing molecular makeup and heating value. traction is practical and the gas would force its library. BART to the South Bay is sieves to take out water Currently, the because it removes and way out of the wells without He made it clear that still years away. Route 87, and carbon dioxide. The Shoreline Park facility uses potentially explosive pumping. McEnery cited the he is somewhat opposed to EDUARDO produces enough gas to gas from the "Plaza de Guadalupe" Jose and sieves, he said, work much ground that expansion of San THE HEALER like a water softner. heat 1,000 homes a year. He would have to be removed Carlson credits his project, a proposed park would rather see existing r".-T7Ir17".4 8 5', Unlike water softners, said when the fill is com- anyway. Carlson said. training at what was in the and shopping complex, as problems of the city rug, developed, with 18 mid-60s called San Jose an example of waste, when CHAC each tower is used only pletely focused upon. sofas to runt or on,. eight hours a day while the wells, it will be able to Perhaps more im- State College with standing millions of dollars that 7 00 10 00 him in good stead. spent on reports and "There are so many l,i .111% II I 1()). FI r other two are being support 10,000 homes. portant, this work has were TARTS TOMORROW cleaned. A landfill, he said, can resulted in the formation of "I feel I got a pretty committees produced things to be done within the *hit-tiler mho. rall. CARL profitably produce gas for a number of private good education there," he nothing visible. The idea city of San Jose," McEnery JUNG FILMS Of the million cubic ki-i247 feet of gas pumped out of about 10 years. companies across the said. "In talking to other was scrapped last year commented. "I don't think the ground each day, only Because of the success United States which plan to engineers. I think it was ending eight years of work now is the time to be ex- 500,000 comes out of the of the Mountain View extract gas from landfills better than most." on the project. panding." How to tell whether you just saw a gnome Fullerton starts search SJSU asks for students' help or ail:Hey-Heyman. for new P.R. person A charming guide tothe to a completely other A search for a director of community relations for in hosting of Special Olympics e people world. Ilhectrakd wilh SJSU, who will handle public relations duties as well as NOP 4' Conrg, blak-andukar draumps the president's of- fund raising, has been announced by Students interested in Napa, Sonoma and she said. how to organize an event', Pick it up at your fice. helping out at the March 10, Stockton state hospitals Volunteers earning one according to Winton. bookstoir or write: The position, previously held byJournalism Professor 1979 Special Olympics competing in various unit will attend 15 hours of Volunteers are also Pocket Books, Dept. SP-, Jim Noah until the end of last spring semester, "works sports events. Bud Winter should attend an in- training, and those who needed to help out with 1230 Avenue of the with communications media, community and government Field, at SJSU's troductory meeting tonight South want to earn three units registration, and to be Americas, New agencies, and representatives of other universities," Campus, will be the site of to find out how they can will have 45 hours of timers and ribbon givers. NY 10020. according to the university job description. earn college credits for the Special Olympics. training. Applications for the position, which offers a starting their efforts. ''It's the first time a Volunteers will receive Volunteers will also salary range of 624,004435,064, will be accepted until Dec. The meeting begins at state college rnd a state leadership training, learn conduct activities for 31 with an appointment to be made on June 1,1979. 7 p.m. In Education hospital have put on a how to set up their own participants in between .2CK ET BOOKS Members of the search committee, chaired by Serena Building, room 120 and will special olympics," Winton training programs, and events, Winton said. 1W, 514. Wade, are: L.H. Lange, Dean, School of Social Science; include a film and a talk said. Robert Hosfeldt, vice president of Gill Cable Television; given by Susan Winton of There are no Phyllis Simpkins, Alumni Association president; Robert SJSU's Special Education requirement for Special Murphy, SJSU athletics director; Tony Peterson, retired department. Olympics volunteers, general manager of the San Jose Mercury-News; Kathy This invitational according to Winton. Cohen, Art Department chairperson; Wanda Blockhus, special olympics, co- "Students can earn one associate dean of the School of Business; Richard sponsored by Agnew State or three units, or just Ellefsen, Geography Department chairperson; John Hospital and SJSU, will volunteer, depending on Hutzel, University Foundation director; Peg Major, have mentally retarded how much involvement and public relations director at Santa Clara University. residents from Agnew, time they want to put in it," Expand your Getting Through by Van Dyke Roth DO KNJOVJ THE ANSWER ? horizons with ZARDOVSK1 . W YOU SCAI0s4 DO .r.KNOW THE ANSWER. ? "THE GE.EZ .. I S -popE pous,43 WHY CAN T HE CALL MSWERTQuS? somasose TRW VIDAR A=.4 We're expanding our horizons . . and we'd like to invite you to play a significant role .17 in our continuing growth! 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