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'Thinking man's guitar PART )AL,Y god' Satriani comes to the Event Center today. page 6 1'ol. 99, N,,. Published for San lose State University since 1934 November 13, 1992 Fire not Flying high Off-campus a major fights lead to dorm concern new task force I s k it s . a gun on the crowd, Maloney said. Students fed sale in tw reLent iiHits between San No gun was found, according lob Corps st ndents and SJSU to the UPD report. The case is SJSU housing fraternities and sororities have still under investigation, Maloney BY STEVEN CHAE prompted the formation of a task said. .,rattan Daily Suit \’ntrtr force to improve community rela- 'We want to break down the Two years have elapsed since tions, according to Benjamin barriers that feed the situation:' the last flames from the Moulder NI, Kendall, SJSU associate vice said Mc Kendall who will be the Hall blaze were extinguished, and csident for student affairs. SJSU liaison with Job Corps. with the passage of time, student "There is a level of fear "Our primary concern is the safe- fears regarding fire safety also between the two groups that pre- ty and education of the students:' seem to have been put to rest. vents them from communicat- On Nov. 3, a fight between Almost 560 students live in 12- ing," said UPD Lt. Shannon Mal- Theta Chi and Job Corps started story Joe West Hall, the largest oney who is also on the task force. when fraternity members report- residence hall on campus. And "The two sides just need to talk to edly defended a middle-aged on the highest floor, dubbed each other." homeless man trying to sell shoes "The Penthouse," students were The task force will consist of to a group of Job Corps students, confident that in the event of a SJSU administrators, professors, according to UPD Lt. Bruce fire or similar emergency, they Job Corps students and person- Lowe. would be able to escape safely. nel, sorority and fraternity mem- Job Corps is a federally funded "I'm not really worried," said bers and others, McKendall said. program that provides vocational engineering graduate student Monday night's fight, involving training to youths between the Sharon Lin shortly after she had an estimated 70 Job Corps and ages of 16 and 21, according to finished vacuuming her 12th- fraternity members, exploded Richard Martinez, Job Corps story dorm room. "We live near when a man reportedly pulled out See JOB CORPS, Page 3 the stairwell, and with all the false alarms, we've had lots of practice getting out:' TWenty-one Moulder Hall res- Doctor discusses idents were injured as a result of the October 1990 blaze that was started as a sofa-torching prank. Two students received severe remedies for PMS burns, and one student fractured Fp FFI MACY) SPARTAN DARN, his back after leaping from a skateboards up the steps at Washburn Hall on Tuesday third-floor window to escape the Jeff Tobin, front, gets some air as he BY KARA ( )rr IA 'long, throughout one's menstru- do the same. 'Tartan Dail flames enveloping the hallway. afternoon. Brian Quartaroli watches and gets ready to al cycle. Symptoms experienced Nine of those students were For years, doctors didn't recog- are marked on the chart, and it is awarded a settlement from the nize pre-menstrual syndrome noted whether they are mild, university in July, totaling $3 mil- (PMS) as a legitimate ailment and moderate or severe. lion, according to a San Jose Mer- quite often lead women to believe It is generally a sign of PMS if cury News article. the symptoms they were experi- symptoms increase during the Attorneys for the students Luc s closes for remodeling encing were all in their heads. week before one's period and were quoted in the Mercury In the late 1970s to early 1980s, decrease upon its onset. News saying injuries could have BY BRIAN WACHTI- doctors legitimized PMS by defin- There are 150 symptoms asso- been avoided if the university trun Datly Stall Writtr William streets, II & P Mat kci satcway had financial difficulties ing it and offering methods of ciated with PMS. The most com- had conducted regular fire drills The food supply for the SJSU offers a million noodles, limited at the time, preventing it from treatment, said Carol Anderson, a mon symptoms are mood and installed fire sprinklers. community shrank when Lucky's vegetables and a lot of fish. building new stores. registered nurse at the Kaiser changes, irritability, bloating, But Joan Jennings, a spokes- on Santa Clara Street closed for The lack of supermarkets Halberstadt and the assoLia- I lospital in Milpitas. weight gain, headaches, dizziness woman for the state fire marshal remodeling Sunday. downtown prompted the Campus tion told new City Councilman Dr. Patricia Yeung discussed and fatigue. They can be relieved in Sacramento, said the state The closest supermarket to Community Association, a local David Pandori two years ago that PMS and menopause Wednesday by a combination of diet and agency does not require sprin- Lucky's is Villa Foods on Fifth homeowners group, to ask the if he wanted tube popular down- as part of the 10-week Preventive exercise, Yeung said. klers, nor does it mandate and Julian streets. San Jose City Council to help town, bringing a supermarket Health Series offered through To minimize the effects of required fire drills for the univer- Until the reopening Monday, bring one. would be essential. SISU's Student Health Services. PMS, she suggests decreasing salt, sity's housing units. people craving fresh vegetables "We started eight or nine years "Councilman Pandori circulat- PMS, which was first diag- tea, coffee, cola, chocolate and Public Relations major Phil and meats might try exploring ago. We were told to call Safeway, ed a memo to the council asking nosed in 1931 as a clinical disor- animal -fat intake. Simon, who also lives on the 12th the neighborhood's Vietnamese and we told them about the need that the Redevelopment Agency der, is defined today as the "dis- Eating smaller, more frequent floor of Joe West, said he wasn't and Mexican markets. for a supermarket;' said April be directed to search for potential tressing physical and emotional meals with foods high in magne- worried. Pounding the solid con- Dai Thanh, on Second and San Halberstadt, the association presi- sites for a supermarket:' said Pan- changes two weeks prior to men- sium such as spinach, carrots crete walls with his fist, Simon Salvador streets, has a large pro- dent. don i aide Margaret Tamisiea. struation (which are) relieved by and almonds and vitamin B-6, said, "This stuff doesn't burn well duce and seafood selection. "Safeway said. 'I don't know,' She said a resolution was the beginning of a menstrual found in such foods as bananas at all." Chaparral stocks products from Halberstadt said. "Then they did approved earlier this year to per- period:' Yeung said. and green leafy vegetables, can Simon also pointed to the Mexico, as well as locally pro- a feasibility study and came back form the search. A way to evaluate if one has also relieve some symptoms. duced perishables, on Santa Clara and said, 'You're right:" PMS is by keeping daily calen- See FIRE DRILLS, Page 3 street at 23rd street. On 10th and She said the family that owned dars, whiLh are available from See PMS, Page 3 Alternative Greek clubs open to all BY RICHARD ESPINOZA ourselves from the rest of the cul- "There are a lot of gays in the Spartan Daily Stall Wnter tures," said Jesus Oseguera of Nu classic Greek fraternities, and they Students with specific race- or Alpha Kappa fraternity. feel very threatened about expos- lifestyle-related interests have He wants his fraternity to be ing their real identities:' said Sean their own group of fraternities known as a Latino group while Swafford, the fraternity's pledge- and sororities to serve as support still promoting multiculturalism master and treasurer. groups, friends and springboards among its members. for community service. Oseguera realizes that he and Helping community Fourteen of these fraternities his fraternity members are going I.ike traditional Greek organi- and sororities gathered Wednes- to enter a world in which they zations, the non-traditional fra- day night to tell residence hall stu- must interact with all cultures ternities and sororities use their dents about special-interest Greek when they leave college, so he resources to benefit the local com- options. wants his group to be prepared. munity, often with an emphasis "Our goal is to let them know Alpha Phi Omega fraternity on their own ethnic neighbor- they do have an option besides the promotes diversity of all ethnic hoods. traditional organizations," said and lifestyle groups. "It's not parties and everything Angela Nelson of Sigma Gamma Besides welcoming all ethnic like that:' said Roland Davis of his Rho. The sorority hosted Wednes- groups, the organization is open Alpha Phi Omega fraternity. "It's day's event. to both sexes, all sexual orienta- mostly service:' tions and even members of other Alpha Phi Omega operates Something for everyone fraternities and sororities. using Boy Scout principles advo The non-traditional fraterni- The fraternity believes that its cating community leadership, DASD M MARSHALLSPARTAN DAILY ties and sororities, as they call members can best learn how to Davis said. Jesus Oseguera promtes Nu Alpha Kappa, a Latino fraternity, to dormitory residents Wednesday night themselves, include organizations live and work with other groups The fraternity's community as part of the Greek diversity forum sponsored by Sigma Gamma Rho sorority. that focus primarily on one spe- of people by learning directly service ranges from feeding the cific ethnic group, gays, or inten- from members of those groups. homeless to handing water to is Alpha Phi Alpha, which has the founding members, said she noticed her shyness die away. sive multicultural exposure. Delta Lambda Phi fraternity is biathlon contestants. been on college campuses since was too shy to feel comfortable in Many non-traditional groups The groups welcome members dedicated to giving gay men a Most of the groups are fairly 1906. existing sororities, so she decided are not part of the Inter-Fraternity who are not members of their campus group where they can feel new, but some have been around Sigma Theta Psi sorority to help start a new one. Council or Pan .Fiellenics, a few of main interest groups, though. comfortable without hiding their for several generations. The oldest founded its first chapter at SJSU Once she started working with them are working to be recog- "We don't want to ostracize sexual orientation. non-traditional fraternity at SJSU last fall. Guadalupe Rojas, one of the group's social activities, Rojas nized by the campus groups.

4 2 !inlay, November 13, 1992 San lose Mate University IN SPARTAN DAILY Forum & Opinion

EDITORIAL 115 Is -ro UCH-SISU PRESS 7 FOP. couNSEliai, Undeclared majors in need , , 8"'6" , -roucg - srs calms ei-uv E o 111. YO R OVER ALL GRADE: POINT AvERAI, is , 1351--Eri. of competent counseling Bo 0 p 1. 1-1,4 1-1-A Having undeclared students to But one of the most important and B; p wouo up a major within 60 units difficult tasks for a student, while in choose college, is deciding on a major. would take more counseling Choosing a major is not taken p/Aqiek\-1 A lightly by students and sometimes can Academic Senate's new take longer than 60 units or two years. /hepolicy recommendation, For this reason, this poll( y could have which would require all an adversely negative effect by forcing Vi A with at a student to pick a major too quickly. ,11,1,1-/A continuing students least 60 units to declare a major, Students might also feel compelled could be a positive step if to stay in a major they would rather implemented with some additional change. The policy could force them measures. to jump from major to major and If the university decides to imple- consequently from advisor to advisor. \-1 ment this policy it must provide stu- The Senate should pass this policy dents with more in-depth counseling but with provisions to ensure students and career exploration. can make an informed and well-con- o Students who are undecided on sidered decision in choosing the-it which major they should choose majors. It should also publicize the should be counseled specifically in policy so students understand what it choosing a major before they com- entails and arc aware the assistance plete 60 units. they can receive in selecting their \VIA The Academic Senate is consider- majors. \() I\ ing the policy because many people Though students dislike spending \\ feel the sooner students can select a unnecessary time in college, it is even major and receive advisement worse to graduate with an unsuitable' towards graduation, the sooner they major. can graduate. Have a little sip of superstition, my dearie Letters to the editor riday the 13 has long phobia, has been around since been regarded by the pre-Christian times. There is a joint impaired, but please make it the superstitious as one . . . most of us look theory that primitive man rea- Bat poles instead of stairs editorial position of your newspaper of the most unlucky soned when you add your fin- to support and press for the installa- days of the year. gers and your two feet together tion of a Bat pole (with donut ring But while many people may forward to Friday as (they did not consider their I am currently circulating a peti- cushion at bottom) in the Seventh dread this day, few know why it toes individual units) you tion to install a Bat pole in the Seventh Street parking garage and announce- has been cursed as such an a day ofparing reached 12. Beyond that was Kerry Peters Street parking garage. the circulation of this petition in the unfortunate day. Well, look no the unknown 13. Since the As you may already be aware, there Spartan Daily. Thank you. further. many superstitious unknown was a frightening is a large segment of the student pop- Actually, Friday the 13 as a concept to these people, 13 ulation for which stairs simply do not whole, has no particular ori- people believe Friday became a frightening number Writer's Forum do, i.e., those of us who have inherent gins as to why it has become to them. problems in bending our legs. Juan Eggers such an accursed day. But the is not something to Ancient Romans regarded unlucky and demonic in mod- Call us knee jerk challenged, or, triglith day Friday and the number 13, 13 as a symbol of death and ern times is that there are are both separately considered look forward to. destruction. Superstitious peo- always 13 present at a witch ill-fated, and put together can ple believe that when 13 people coven. Twelve witches, and the Forum Page Policies only mean double trouble. sit down at a table together, the thirteenth being the devil. Friday has long been con- first one to rise from the table Although I am personally Spartan Daily Submissions become property sidered the most unlucky day anyone awaiting death by will die within a year. This not a superstitious person, and Theprovides a daily Forum of the Spartan Daily and will be stems from a look forward to each and every page to encourage a edited for grammar, libel. of the week. The origins of this hanging would not appreciate superstition Friday with great anticipation, 'marketplace of ideas.' belief date back to the Bible a Friday. Norse myth that says 12 gods to a dinner perhaps there is something to Contributions to the page are Categories available to non -Daily which records almost every Not only that, but several were once invited said for the dreaded Friday encouraged from students, staff, staff writers are: "bad" event as taking place on financial panics have taken party. Loki, the god of mischief be faculty and others who are Campus Viewpoint: 300 to 500 a Friday. place on a Friday. was not invited, but crashed the 13. I mean, there has to be interested in the university at word essays on current campus, For instance, it is said that Add all this up, and even the feast making the number of the something unusual about the large. political or personal issues Adam and Eve fell from grace though most of us look for- guests 13. That evening, number 13 Any letter or column for the Submissions should be well on a Friday. The Great Flood, ward to Friday as a day of par- god Baldur, the bright one, was day Friday and the forum page most be turned in to researched. the confusion at the Tower of tying, many superstitious peo- killed, thus giving the number since they have caused so many Letters to the Editor' box in the III Letters to the Editor Up to 200 Babble, the destruction of the ple believe Friday is not some- 13 a negative connotation. stories to be based around Spartan Daily newsroom, Dwight words responding to a certain Temple of Solomon and thing to look forward to. Coincidentally, Loki's them for hundreds of years Bentel Hall 209. We are open issue or point of view. If they are Christ's crucifixion also took The number 13 also has sto- daughter Hel was the goddess now. But even if there is noth- most days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. longer, they may be edited for place on a Fridays. ries behind it that suggest its of the dead and the under- ing to Friday the 13, a little bit They may also be mailed to the length. In more modern times, exe- untimely and even demonic world, giving us our traditional of superstition never hurt any- Forum Editor, The Spartan Daily, cutions took place on Friday's origins. name "Hdl." What a family. body...right? Department of Journalism and Other articles appearing on this which gave it the nick name Fears about the number 13, But perhaps the biggest rea- Mass Communications, San Jose page are: "1 langman's Day." Obviously medically termed triskaideka- son that 13 is considered Kerry Prier is,, Oady staff writer State University, One Washington Reporter's or Editor's forum: Square, San Jose, CA, 95192. Or Opinion pieces written by they can be FAXed to (408) 924- Spartan Daily staff writers or 3282. editors which do not necessarily Articles and letters MUST reflect the majority views of the contain the author's name, Spartan Daily, the Department of History lives through an phone number, address and Journalism and Mass unpainted chair major (if a student). Communication or SJSU. few weeks ago at my would always recognize. To house, we didn't have paint them would be to silence any chairs. Our them. kitchen table just sort We live in the age of But then it hit me. Of of sat there naked and absurd, course. Paint them. I under- SPAICAN DA not really serving any purpose the perpetual present stood what that meanthow SMITA PATEL net ut vee,lIt,Ir beyond the spread of aging obvious and implicit that move bills and phone messages it . . . Those chairs would be. History is dead (I ADELE GALLUCCI city editor supported. We didn't eat at it, have to keep reminding Sean Cooper SCOTT SA DY photo editor we didn't dress it up with deft that spatial myself). We live in the age of MA RCIO J. SANCHEZ chief photographer flowers and fruit bowlswe the perpetual presentin JOHN VIEIRA forum editor didn't even sit around at it logic, indicating as which that which is significant Writer's Forum BRIAN HARR arts & entertainment editor over a steaming cup of oolong is that which cannot be located JOHN PEREZ features editor (no sugar please) and discuss they do an temporally, existing, as it were, JIM SILVA sports editor at length the socio-semiotic in its own spatial demarcation, restore the security of the code. LESS MAHLER chief copy editor significance of postructuralist unmLstakable past. unencumbered by an They must be painted. feminist theory (as I inescapable yet infinitely ATOOSA SAVARNEIAD national & foreign editor dis- Needless to say, I'm not understand the majority of guisable chronology. going to paint them. My kitchen tables are apt to one reason or another. Julia Those chairs defy that spa- GREG CAMPBELL advertising director dialectical diatribe I'm sure solicit J I know, I knowfull found them quaint and per- tial logic, indicating as they do will be enough to placate on Elm Street. sonable, Joe liked them (as he an unmistakable past. And as Andrea's rather innocent RAMIL G. RAMIREZ retail advertising manager sug- Well, the other day it was my will) for practical purposes, such they must be covered gestion. As I'm sure you must AARON CALILAN advertising art director birthday, and my aunt brought and I related to their warmth over, erased, dealt with by now have concluded, my NEELAM PATEL national advertising manager us some chairs. Now, I'm not and history. Andrea liked them painted. In others words, our chairs, my new, birthday, old, LIONEL R. CARREON advertising production manager normally one to be moved by too, but she liked them for asses can't be allowed to touch weathered, stripped, nth-hand CHRISTINA MION advertising marketing manager furniture, but these chairs their potential. "Can we paint the warmth of history, but chairs that my aunt gave me to JIM BUTLER advertising marketing manager revealed something. They, them?" she asked, envisioning must remain seated on the cold satisfy my need for fruit bowls RYAN CASE advertising downtown manager three of them, were relatively their imminent formal surface of the ahistorical, like a and feminist theory, flowers SUSAN GAMBERG advertising co-op manager average-looking chairs-- which she felt toilet seat in winter. To allow and oolong (no sugar wood, four legs, a back and so would require some sort of the former would be to go please)those chairs speak STEVEN FABIAN, Cs., REPO RRRRR :1114 BATCHO, CHAR. SEAN COOPER, RICHARD ESPINOZA. AMOS forthbut they seemed to transformation. against the dominant code of the KARA GAR( IA, DON MC GEE, ERIK HOVE. RA( HEI LUTHER, VICTOR MARKOVICH. IR , IAN1 MONIES, language of revolution. DEBRA MYERS, KERRY PETERS, MARIA I ROSE, NICOLE SIRI, MA TT SMITH. /ON SOI0MON, BRIAN W A( Hit II indicate something inexplica- Paint them. 1 couldn't fath- the ever-repeatable new. Such a And by God, they will not be C'S, COLUMNISTS: LYNN BEN.SON, BROOKE SHELBY BIGGS, ANGF I A Hill, DOROTHY NI A SINS. ble. Their weathered, almost om it. How could anybody deviation would represent a silenced! JASON ROTHMAN, NICOLAS SMITH emaciated surface carried a want to change what was direct affront on the meta- rA, ILLUSTRATORS: ED TO WI ER, FRED I INVERT curiously veiled knowledge, at already complete? To me these physics of the object "as CN(.6, PHOTOGRAPHERS: PATTI PAGAN, IENNIEER EFIIRTADO, MARVIN FONG, KAREN HANNE R. sucr DAVE MARSHAL L, LEZLEE Mt FADDEN. TARA MURPHY. RICK WACHA once visible and inaccessible. chairs carried something deep and the collective voice of Cs., ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES: Pill BEEMAN. IEFERF BREDIK, FIRIsTOPH, /I 11.1i They spoke to me, as only and irreplaceable; a sort of cat- those chairs must undergo a ADAM RUPIEJVSTFIN. AARON THATCHER. DOUG W AI KFR, vol FY WEI in chains can. alogue of stories that we could synthetic asphyxiation, a latex- Sean Cooper no Daily staff writer. PRODUCTION ARTISTS: WII I IAM 1115 An INi,14,Altni Csso ADVERTISING We all liked the chairs for never hear hut nonetheless laden RICK RODERE R. BOB s TOW:BURNER suffocation that will

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current location, Job Corps will afternoon had a different view of "It's a hell of an opportunity; to Job Corps be moving to a new ten-acre facil- the fraternity and police. screw up and get kicked out, you ity located in east San Jose. "Fraternities think we're a really lose Martinez said. SpartaGuide From page 1 McKendall said the task force bunch of low lives because the also plans to accelerate the build- government pays for our food and CRUISE JOBS community relations officer. ing process of the new center. rent:' said student Michael Ruiz. The San Jose State calendar Students Needed! "If nothing is done about this, Some Job Corps members said "We don't call the cops when they I 4rn$2.000( tnonth ...dung Jur rue., 414" or and Full - it could escalate into something meetings with SJSU groups would have their parties and play loud 10. tumputnes I lohday Summer, I ono employment .4,4.44141We For your 92T93 Center, call 971-1504. really big:' said Mel Brown, Asso- be useless. music." employment prot{r.on MI ciated Students director of ethnic "A meeting is not going to do Job Corps student Frank Wes- enti5e Employment Servires 12010 1.1 04101 Lvi. C 6041 Today Sunday 15 affairs and Theta Chi member. anything,' said Kenya Stafford, son, 22, said whenever the police ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY: P.O.W./ AKBAYAN CLUB: Basketball "Someone will have to be killed 16, from Oakland who has been come, a few speak to fraternity M.I.A. information booth, 8 a.m. - 4 Tounarnent, 8 a.m., SPX 44A and five go to Job p.m., Student Union, call 297-6766. before action is taken!' at San Jose Job Corps for members while the rest 44B; Bowl-A-Thon, 6 p.m., Sugaland Students should not have to months. "You can't break some- Corps. POWIMIAAW CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMU- Student Union, call 534-1140. take alternative routes to school body's arm just to make them like "The police should be asking 11 11 NITY: Exploring Life Issues: The CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMU- just to avoid Job Corps members, your everyone questions; they should Controversy, 7 p.m., Cam- Abortion NITY: Mass, 6 p.m. at Campus McKendall said. But, while SJSU "The city is looking for a rea- be fair," said Wesson, who is pus Ministry Center, call 298-0204. Christian Center, 8 p.m. at St. students should not have to worry son to shut us down; they're look- studying computer maintenance HUNGERFEST '92: Resource Josephs Cathedral, call 298-0204. about being assaulted, neither ing for anything:' said Job Corps and graphic design. Faire, 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. Art quad; work ST. JOSEPH CATHEDRAL: should fraternities be conde- student Scott Perkins. "It's slightly tense living in this out against hunger, 1 - 2 p.m., SPX Albert Schweitzer Community Con- scending to Job Corps students as Because of the recent prob- neighborhood:' Perkins said. 44B, call 298-0204. cert, 3 p.m., St. Joseph Cathedral, they have in the past, he said. lems, Job Corps members can't sit In addition to free room and SJSU FOLK DANCE CLUB: Inter- call 283-8113. San Jose Job Corps is in a outside their dorms along 11th board, Job Corps students receive national folk dance class, 7:30 - 9 "pretty crummy" location, Mar- Street after 6 p.m., Stafford said, a spending and clothing allot- p.m., 9- 10:30 p.m., SPX 89, call 293- Monday 16 tinez said, citing the busy 1 1 th nor are they allowed on SJSU ment, work experience and job 1302 or 280-5361. AFRICAN LEADERSHIP EDU- Street where a deputy director property or by the 7-Eleven on placement. Training ranges from SJSU THEATRE: The Gospel at CATION AND RISING TOGETH- was hit by a car while crossing the San Carlos and 11th streets. computer maintenance to culi- TODA Colonus," 8 p.m., University Theatre, ER:General Meeting, 6- 7 p.m., EOP street last week. Job Corps students sitting in nary arts. Both high school grad- Show your suppers by visiting booth in front or the Student Union'.' call 924-4555. 210, call 279-3381. Because of limited space at the front of the dorms Thursday uates and dropouts are accepted. Sponsored by the Arnold Air Society SPARTAEROBICS: Aerobic class CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER: sign-ups, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Event Word Bible Study, noon - 1 p.m. and 6:30 - 7:30 p.m., Campus Christian Center Aerobics Room, sign up in San rose State amenity Theatre Presents Center, call 298-0204. PMS: Remedies available A.S. Business Office, call 924-5960. TeLsOrri CAREER PLANNING AND From page 1 Saturday 14 PLACEMENT: Interview Prepara- hot flashes, decreased vaginal tiree BAPTIST STUDENT MIN- tion I, 1:30 p.m., SU Almaden Room, Aerobic exercise and other lubrication, dry skin and a loss of ISTRIES: Steven Curtis Chapman call 924-6033. stress-management techniques breast-tissue firmness. PEIYAT Concert, 7 p.m, Events Center, meet CREDENTIAL OFFICE: Multiple can also help some women lessen Osteoporosis, a condition that Sweeny Hall, call 925- NUS , 5 p.m. at Subject Credential group advise- the effects of PMS. is characterized by thinning and 2980. ment, 3 p.m., SH 344, call 924-3757. Yeung said it's important to brittle bones, and heart disease GAY LESBIAN AND BISEXUAL SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: work with one's partner and close often accompany menopause. ALLIANCE: Unity dance, 9 p.m. - 1 Student Galleries Art Shows, 10 a.m. friends to help them understand Fifty percent of U.S. women a.m., SPX 89, call 236-2002. - 4 p.m., Art Building, call 924-4330. the effects PMS can have on rela- will go through menopause by the tionships. age of 48, and 85 percent will SJSU THEATRE: "The Gospel at SJSU WING CHUN ASSOCI- A Colonus," 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., Univer- TION: General Meeting, 7 - 9 p.m., University of Washington begin menopause by the age of 52, sity Theatre, call 924-4555. study found that 76 percent of the with smokers starting one to two Women's Gym Patio Area, call 249- fsob-p, STUDENT HOMELESS 9573. men surveyed said they "offered years earlier, Yeung said. This means with ALLIANCE: Meeting, noon, Peace support" to their partners, 66 per- the average malmUll cent tried to understand the life expectancy for U.S. women at 411.44.4.. free. Dead- SpartaGuide is available to SJSU students, faculty and staff organizations tOr effects of PMS, and less than 50 78, women will spend one-third line is 5 p.m., two days before publication Forms are available at the Spartan Daily, DISH 209 limited space may force reducing the number of entries. percent just tried to avoid their to one-half of their lives "post- partners by working more and menopausal:' according to Yeung. Directed and Staged by Buddy Butler M spending time away from them. Problems associated with Nrection by Dwight Cannon Vocal Dire News Room (408)924-3280 Yeung said men can help by menopause can be treated by aomi Butts Bhanji Choreography by Ira' 924-3282 first acknowledging that PMS is a medication, diet or both. 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CA, at IV/ 01Iu Call ,,,h.,,1',,..,.at I Tied I to a 1 elltainsier al ...met balm ',,,c,( t late pottage rata II San loot. CA. Victor Lewis, a 78-year-old POIIIIA ASTON: band attires, t lunges to %fatal thily. San low Aide Usurers y. senior in foreign languages, was r tn. tVatleturt.o tome Nat, hoe, A, tett, Ale' one of two men who attended the "PMS and Menopause" seminar. 1 "I live with a women. You have to understand them. PMS, PMS, Fire PMS. It's a buzzword. Every publi- so,/elo0 drills cation has it in it:' Lewis said. From page I Yu-Shu Lin, a graduate student being. "There aren't a whole lot of in public health, attended the smoke detectors lining the ceiling, people up here, so we haven't had seminar to get information on Nq saying "we have enough of these any problems getting out!' PMS and to get some information COCO04 here." 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1 4 Friday, Novernkr 13, 1W2 San Jose State University SPARTA N DAILY Sports Spartans face Tigers Saturday

BY MAI I SMI1H 1.irst, the Spartans will have Parting shot artan .41 Wnter to be prepared to meet the The University of the Pacific Tiger's explosive offense com- Tigers will host the Spartan posed of Ryan Benjamin, Troy Senior Mindy Czuleger hopes to end her football team in Stockton Sat- Kopp and Aaron nutter, . urday, hoping to knock the These three lead UOP at the final season as a Spartan on a high note Spartans out of a chance for offensive skill positions and their third-straight Big West provide the Tigers with one of BY VICTOR A. MARKOVICH, JR. with service aces (23), total blocks title and a chance to go to a the most potent offenses in the Spartan Daily Start Writer bowl game. Big West. (55) and is fourth with 194 kills The Spartans have two Big "Their offense can explode As the Spartans' volleyball sea- and ranks fifth on the team in hit- West games remaining, and the anytime said senior defensive son comes to an end, there is one ting percentage (.223). Czuleger chances of landing a spot in the back Anthony Washington. player that hopes not to let the ranks ninth on the SJSU list with first-ever Las Vegas Bowl look Kopp, a senior quarterback, season end with a whimper. 176 digs.

promising. SJSU needs only to ranks eighth in NCAA career Her name is Mindy Czuleger. She only needs three service a bang. I aces to enter into SJSU win their last two games, Satur- total offensive yardage. Last "I want logo out with top-ten day at Pacific, and a week later year the Spartans beat the don't want to go out forgotten., career leaders. Czuleger has moved into the at home against New Mexico Tigers, 64 - 47, in the highest here people have a hard time career leaders in State, to clinch the conference scoring game in Big West his- remembering my name Czuleger SJSU top-ten title. tory. said. total blocks, ranking eighth with a With the admiration Czuleger total of 154. She currently ranks receives from her teammates, that 10th among the all-time leaders in is highly unlikely. the digs with 627. Czuleger is one of the most Czuleger was named Big West highly skilled players on the team. Player of the Week- for the week She is also one of the three leaders ending Oct. 17th. on the team, besides outside hit- Czuleger hit an impressive .469 COMMUNICATE IN COLOR ters Jennifer Gross and Erin Gin- for the week and had a .400 hit- ney. ting percentage against Pacific COLOR LASER COPIES "She's a character. The most with 11 kills and one error in 25 enthusiastic person, she always attempts. Presentations *Transparencies cracking jokes:' Gross said. "She is always supportive. Nobody can The home stretch Displays *Sales Flyers replace her. She is so unique!' When the Spartans play Utah JENNIFER FEURTADO SPARTAN DAILY State Nov. 21 at the Event Center, After four years on the SJSU women's volleyball team, senior out- 'Charts & Graphs *Copy From Slides A long way to the top it will mark the last home confer- side hitter Mindy Czuleger is focussed on leading the Spartans to Recruited in 1989 by SJSU, ence match for Czuleger. the NCAA tournament. Czuleger first started as a back-up "It's going to be weird not hav- Plain 201b 8 q," x" for two seasons under Mary Ann ing volleyball as part of my after- to offer her. way they do on a volleyball court!' Wagner. She then got the starting noons:' Czuleger said. "My family can't afford a Her goals after college are to role two years later. For the last game against home school like Pepperdine," Czuleger try professional beach volleyball. 1' COLOR I "She has improved. Her block- game, Czuleger plans to bring as said. "I don't regret (going to If that doesn't work out, she may ing is more solid than last year:' many of her family members that SJSU) any minute of it:' Czuleger try the four-person volleyball cir-

,.fnen Inm nan,Fot & coloc adlutanent Corbelli said. "We're going to miss could come. said. cuit or attempt playing for a Euro- ,111 an addinonol harp. COPIES' her all around play. We're going to "I already thought about what's Volleyball has been Czuleger's pean team. give up some in the back court. going to happen on my last home life since the age of 12. She attend- "I wouldn't mind going to We're going to give up her overall game against Utah State ed Bishop Montgomery High Europe to play overseas:' Czuleger ball handling control:' Czuleger said. "It's going to be School in Redondo Beach and said. kinkoss Czuleger had a career high 15 exciting, going to be sad. I'll prob- averaged 15 kills and 14 blocks As for this season, Czuleger is kills against California on Oct. ably cry." per game. ready to finish playing at her best. the copy center 252-7821 I 17th, when the Spartans defeated Coming out of high school "I hope to continue playing as , /9', 4336 1821 Saratoga Ave I the Golden Bears 3-2. Czuleger rejected five schools A bright future well and improve still:' said 91E Sew Caron St Corner d Saratoga & Czuleger is second on the team because they didn't have a good Czuleger's future plans include Czuleger, who in 1989 Czuleger I Across From McDonald's Lawrence Express Wayj business program. However, she a scheduled internship job in Jan- received the "Coach's Award" for mw mos .EXPIRES 1 1-3 1-92 . B did commit a verbal agreement to uary at San Jose's KNTV, Channel outstanding leadership and attend Pepperdine University. 11. Czuleger hopes to work in enthusiasm. While in her senior year in television as a play-by-play sports "There are a lot of areas that I high school, she was heavily announcer. need improvement. Not just SE 1/11RI (s recruited by several schools, but As for this season Czuleger is because I have a good match or Czuleger found out later that Pep- hoping the Spartans can reach the my team has a good match, perdine didn't have a scholarship NCAA playoffs. doesn't mean we stop there:' "We have to look forward and As this season winds down ,N1 It..? part say this is what we have to do:' Czuleger wants the team to RIE-3RAI IIMORRIAGE Si Czuleger said. "It's hard to remember her as a player who describe why things happen the wants to have fun. Now open k PARANOIA What Women Fencing Really Look For k 4. tilifYi In A Man. Why HOStS HAI IlleirslATIONS Le'71% tourney

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...and nothing but the tops. Olympic fencers will duel it A speacailty muffin out at a tournament this weekend and co/fee shop. at the Spartan Complex, Room 218. The West Coast Regional will begin at 9 a.m. on both Saturday 1/2 OFF and Sunday and will feature fencers from major colleges and Coffee fencing clubs on the West Coast, according to Jenni Gouine from Drinks the SJSU fencing club. The tournament which is .re sponsored by the fencing club With purchase will feature individual competi- With mention of ad Give her /7ou.ers, and she's sure to tion on Saturday with the team exp.12.11.92 fall head over heels In low events taking place Sunday. Call us Imlay and owl! make you hm,k good REDE'S Shinn vows to Campus Flowers Mourning 2 5 5 - 5 4 5 4 924-1838 trade if coach won't

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Beer Tasting! If Charlotte coach Allan Bristow won't make a trade to help sign Civilization No. 2 draft pick Alonzo Mourn- Cocaine. The Decline of Friday, Nov. 13 ing, Hornets owner George himself. 630- 9:00pm Shinn vows to dolt "Unfortunately, I have a coach who is too stubborn to move a Germania Restaurant player:' Shinn told The Gaston at the Hochburg Gazette. "We've gone up and down the roster of every team 261 N 2nd St. (40 Julian) San Jose trying to make a trade:' (408) 295-4484 'I he Gazette said the Hornets reached an agreement with S(t.'"' donation .504 sample Mourning last Thursday night, in PAIIINIRSW, /Oili our. fill 111011101 ui Kmefir all pros eeds which the team will pay him $2.5 1 he .1.an Jaw Art League million for his rookie season. World Events SPARTAN DA I LY San Jose Stale University In today, N..vernbcr I 1992

The last U.N. ship arrived two weeks 0 New Yorker killed ago, carrying 4,000 tons of corn and soya blend for malnourished children. Dockers State in Malaysia for not had unloaded only 500 tons when the shelling resumed, and the captain returned paying bar bill the ship to sea "We've got a ship with 3,000 tons of rice Almanac JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - A New that has been standing off the port for days, Yorker was killed by security guards for and the United Nations is still negotiating, SANTA MONICA (AP) - An not paying a $56 tab in a hotel bar, a trying to persuade its captain to come in; attack on a network correspondent police official said Thursday. U.N. spokeswoman Kathy McManus said. who was severely beaten during a Maj. Oegroseno, a police official, said On Thursday, Taylor issued a radio robbery of his Malibu home may not Steven Allen Nelson, 32, a New York City warning that his fighters would attack any have been a random attack as initial- stockbroker, was attacked by four hotel ship that approached Monrovia's port. ly described by police. guards and two other men in the "Anytime we suspect a ship is coming The attack on ABC network cor- Menteng Hotel parking lot after he left into the Free Port, we will attack the port respondent Gary Shepard was without paying his bill. for 24 hours," Taylor said. reported by police to be the work of a Oegroseno said the fight started when Taylor's guerrillas, who are now within robbery and burglary ring that tar- one of the men angered Nelson by telling three miles of downtown Monrovia, fired geted tourists and homes in upscale him he was "no good" rockets on the port Monday night, hitting a neighborhoods on the west side of The American tourist was beaten with warehouse inside the port, another just Los Angeles. a helmet and a piece of wood and slashed outside and a civilian home. Two civilians close. The study, published in Saturday's issue On Wednesday night, KCAL-TV with a knife on his left side and back, were killed. On Thesday, a missile exploded Many South Korean women are too of The Lancet, a British medical journal, is reported that Shepard may have Oegroseno said. into a container in the port. shy to protest openly against sexual the latest result of a major survey spon- been acquainted with one of his Nelson died on the way to the hospital, McManus estimated the U.N.'s food harassment on trains. sored by the U.S. National Heart, Lung alleged assailants, John Girou. he said. supplies would last another two weeks. The pawing problem recently led the and Blood Institute. Girou, 18, of Oklahoma, Charles Oegroseno said the four security Many of the 200,000 refugees from the largest opposition group, the Democratic Previously reported results from the Ray Hicks of Mississippi, 25, and guards were in police custody and the besieged suburbs receive just one cup of Party, to propose legislation to increase study, with fewer patients, had also shown Zoran Marjanovec, 19, were charged other two men were at large. rice every two days. penalties for sexual harassment on public a reduction in heart attack risk. Friday with the burglary, robbery transportation or in public places. "Any doctors responsible for managing and beating of Shepard. @ Guerrilla shelling e Korea sets aside patients who had had a heart attack ought They were being held without bail o ACE inhibitors to bear the results of this trial in the fore- and face maximum sentences of life cuts off supplies "Women only" front of their minds; said Richard Peto, an in state prison if convicted, Deputy reduce risks of investigator at the Imperial Cancer Distr;ct Attorney Harvey Giss said. to Liberian port railroad coaches Research Unit at Oxford University. Two other men were charged with heart attacks Previous results from this and other robbery stemming from the attack MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) - With studies showed ACE inhibitors reduce on Shepard. All five were arrested tears choking her voice, the young mother SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Com- LONDON (AP) - A class of heart hospital admissions and deaths from heart near the Santa Monica Pier while begged outside a clinic, "Please, please muter trains in Seoul will set aside coach- drugs known as ACE inhibitors reduces failure in people who have suffered heart attempting to sell Shepard's 1987 open the gates. My baby's dying; es for women starting next month to pro- the risk of heart attacks by nearly one- attacks. Toyota Celica, police said. But it was already too late. tect them from pawing males. fourth in people with severely damaged "Many studies have shown ACE In addition, Marjanovec, who Four-month-old Juah Sonpon died The Korean National Railroad said hearts, a U.S. study of nearly 7,000 patients inhibitors decrease mortality; said Dr. originally gave police an alias of lbre minutes later of measles, another victim of Thursday it will designate two out of 10 has found. Salim Yusuf, director of cardiology at Lerveck, faces charges in the robbery the four-week-long guerrilla siege that has coaches for the Seoul-area electric trains ACE inhibitors block production of McMaster University in Hamilton, of a German couple and the beating cut off Monrovia's supplies of clean water, as "women only." angiotensin, a naturally occurring chemi- Ontario. of a homeless man in October. food and medicine. Many female passengers on Seoul's cal that regulates blood pressure by nar- Yusuf, who led the study, said his team Shepard required surgery to Rebels loyal to guerrilla leader Charles trains and subways complain they can't rowing blood vessels and seems to have a examined people with severely damaged repair a fractured skull after being Taylor have been shelling Monrovia's port escape molesting males in rush-hour role in promoting atherosclerosis. hearts that do not pump enough oxygen beaten Thesday. He was released daily, frightening away ships carrying food crowds. On subways, pushers are Recent studies suggest some people through the body. from the hospital over the weekend. and medical supplies to the besieged capi- employed at peak hours to squeeze pas- prone to heart attacks may have too much Patients either had previous heart tal. sengers into the cars so the doors can of the substance. attacks or long-term heart disease.

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From his first release "Not ot 1 his Earth" in 1986 until his latest , who has worked with Led Zeppelin, The Rolling "The Extremist:' 's dignified signature sound has made Stones, Van Haien and Ozzy Osbourne, helped produce the waves throughout the guitar world. He's even been hailed as the think- with Satriani and give "The Extremist" a spacious sound. ing man's guitar god. Jimi Hendrix died when Satriani was 14 and at the point he started Yet he's a humble man who plays guitar and happens to play it well. playing to fill the void in his life. Even though Satriani said he can play He's also a man who just became a father. Rubina, his wife for 15 years, every one of Hendrix's songs, the Hendrix musical influence doesn't gave birth to Zachariah on October 2. So will little Zachariah carry on necessarily come through Satriani's music. the guitar tradition? "I've spent so many years making sure I don't sound like him "He's only a month old, so I won't put any pressure on him just yet," because of the respect that I have for everything that he did in music, I Satriani said from his home in San Francisco. "He has come into our really don't model my phrasing or my note playing after Hendrix. But family and he's well-loved. We're just going to let him develop any way his records are sort of the like the Holy Grail of guitar music. I'm very he wants to go?' careful not to invade his style. I don't go stealing licks from Hendrix If Zach wants to play guitar, he couldn't ask for a better teacher. records they're too sacred. Satrianiwho will jam tonight at the Event Centerdoesn’t play "His songs have these incredibly developed rhythm parts, melody with reckless abandon, nor does he play with extreme technical preci- parts and solo parts. When I'm making a record I think to myself, I've sion, but seems to have found a middle ground between the two and got to do as good or better, because this guy set a standard that's unbe- formulates a soulful terrain to traverse on. lievable. In that way he's like this guiding light:' A spirited virtuoso, Satriani brandishes a guitar in the way a painter Some of Satriani's songs have a motorcycle motif, but the truth is he might hold his brush. With his guitar he paints on a variety of musical doesn't ride motorcycles any more. When he seriously got into guitar canvases, from the bright, bold welcoming artistry of "Rubina's Blue playing, he realized that crashing on a bike wasn't good for the knuck- Sky Happiness" and "Friends:' to the dark, sinister tones of "War" and les and the fingers, he said. "Ice Nine?' "So I decided to switch my bike riding to my imagination' he said. Whether his fingers furiously fly across the fretboard in tunes like "I write those songs because I still have that feeling I used to get when I "Surfing With the Alien:' "Back to Shalabal," and "Summer Song' or was riding bikes as a kid. I sort of live the bikers life in my head when his fingers complacently glide in ballads like "Always With Me, through the songs!' Always With You" and "I Believe," Satriani always creates a mood, a "Most of the records have a certain direction, like 'Surfing' was vibe, a scenario. based on a lot of fantasy. A lot of the songs have to do with things that I Satriani's musical knowledge is apparent throughout his songwrit- dreamed up and unusual situations. With the other records I've done I ng and playing, yet he doesn't overplay it. sometimes there's a blend between fantasy and real life situations. "It (musical knowledge) has been the single thing that has liberated "So it could be something as simple as wake up in the morning, me from occupying the doldrums of guitar playing:' he said, "because have a cup of coffee, read something in the newspaper, go right to the I've always had an imagination about what I wanted the guitar to PUBLKITY PHOTO guitar and write a song about it. It could be a great party I had with a sound like. But it until someone taught me that, what 1 heard in my Joe Satriani bunch of friends, it could be something I read about history. It could head remained in my head?' be one line out of a movie, like 'Tears in the Rain' or a line out of book "When someone taught me there was a way to listen to the noises "Our main goal on 'The Extremist' was to record the interplay like 'Ice Nine: Anything that I come in contact with in daily life that oming from your soul and interpret them in terms of a numerical way between musicians so that there were a lot more things to listen on the can inspire me some way, I'll write about it:' or in some music theory application, I found you could turn that record than just the guitar?' When he plays these songs, on stage, playing guitar becomes almost sound into reality and put it on your instrument. To me that was the "We tried to capture the sound of the musicians playing the songs. a spiritual experience. greatest piece of knowledge I ever learned and I use it every day?' Most of the tracks are built on live rhythm tracks where the guitar, bass "Every night when I hit the stage all I know is I kind of lose sense of Rather than put the focus on the guitar with "The Extremist:' Satri- and drums were all recorded live before we did any overdubs." my surroundings, and at the same time I feel there's a heightened ani used the album to more evenly distribute the music to his rhythm With the platinum-selling album "Surfing With the Alien" and the awareness of the other musicians I'm playing with and people out in section of drummer and brother Matt on bass. gold-selling "" each instrument was recorded the audience. It's just a real great feeling?' turn persistence into platinum success BY SI.AN COOPER in 1983 by Ellensburg, Wash. natives iii tually made any money as a band was probably on the demo's we had of the new album weren't really silly Stilt Wnlet (bass) and (vocals), the Trees, who the tour for (the Trees' fifth release) . We that solid. But after we were done, it was like 'Woah?" Before there was , there was SST. And played the Edge in Palo Alto Monday night to a near were making like $500 a night and we were splitting And the name? The boys aren't quite the trunk- before there was Nirvana, Soundgarden or Mud- sell-out crowd, made it the old-fashioned way by money up every night. huggers you'd think (although Gary Lee has been honey, there was the Screaming Trees. In an age releasing a slew of records (nine to be exact), touring "But we'd like split up too much and then it would known to engage in some pretty lively political dis- which has seen the deeply forested underground incessantly, and getting not a little bit lucky. be like 'Hey, we need money for a hotel: so we'd be cussions). Truth is, they haven't a clue what a clearcut to uproot the next big thing, it's easy to for- "It seems really strange to me," said guitarist Gary giving money back. But the thing that always kept us Screaming Tree is. get that there are bands out there that have actually Lee Conner, reflecting on the bands new-found suc- going was that each record was just a little bit better "Mark usually tells people it's the name of a treble had to work for it; bands who aren't the product of cess. "What confuses me about all this, like people than the last one, so there was some sort of a light at booster he has, though I don't really understand why power lunches and marketing seminars whose buying more of our records or being more into us, is the end of the tunnel:' anyone would want a treble booster. I don't know roots run much deeper. we’re doing exactly what we've been doing for Musically, that light has been ":' I guess that's better than nothing!' The Screaming Trees are just such a band. Formed years. And it's like, suddenly it's hip. It's stupid, but the Trees' sophomore Epic release, it's good for us." and in many ways the culmination Like most bands, the Scream- of nearly a decade of plugging ing Trees began in the garage. away at it. The album's first single Coffee Problem? Lanegan and Conner met in a ":' a hook -heavy high school journalism class, addition to the "Singles" sound- where they exchanged informa- track, is eating up the charts. And ),1 tion on the latest punk rock now that the it's gone platinum Sr releases. They later bumped into (Gary Lee: "It's weird to think our each other at a party, and spurned song's on a record that that many on by a healthy dose of suburban people own;'), the Trees are seeing boredom, the two decided to start years of toil begin to blossom. a band. "Oblivion" is a thick, varied At the pleading of Conner's extension of the Trees' project. The 'IMLT Lam Cep mother, Van's brother Gary Lee songwriting has expanded thou- CLARE Sc. /Ow,.1 rounded out the guitar category sandfold, branching out into a 4,, 11.7 ' (literally), and a mutual friend deeper, more complex affect. The If this is your problem, come visit the brought in drummer Mark Pick- opener, "Shadow of the Season:' erel. After a year or so of cover and closer "Julie Paradise are as COFFEE X CHANGE for the BEST Espresso and Coffee tunes, the Trees emerged to land a organic as their author, slightly in town. record deal at the tiny local Velve- reminscent of, say, Husker Du tone label, which released their meets The Doors. ALSO AVAILABLE debut "Clairvoyance?' "It was great:' Gary Lee said of *Live Jazz Guitar 9-11Pm Every Fri. "We were definitely hurting for working with "Oblivion" producer *Honey Hill Farms Yogurt money a lot of times:' guitarist Don Fleming (Teenage Fanclub, Sandwiches 11-6 (M -F) Gary Lee Conner recalls of the Hole). "we were really out to PUBLICtTY PHOTO band's early years. "I mean per- achieve a big, full sound, and even The Screaming Trees are, from left, Gary Lee Conner (guitar), Bar- sonally, I don't think we were though a lot of it was blind, every- 50v La tte .00 3.11,1t. 1 kink k. bib/ wiil, SJ`I rett Martin (drums), Mark Lanegan(vocals) and Van Conner (bass). making any money at all. I thing just sort of fell into place. Offer Notwi ILifilooving NO I INII : remember the first time we ever And it was weird, because a lot of c(---TETtricHANGE Journey from grief to celebration hopes to spirtually uplift 2783 El Camino (corner of Bowers) Santa Clara By RACHEL LUTHER that he will kill his natural father, The audience is also encour- Debra Crenshaw, an occupational 2 4 6 - 1 8 4 5 51,1140 Daily MA Wnler marry his mother and bear his aged to sing along with the San therapy sophomore who is play- HOURS Gospel at Colonus, the latest children/siblings. Jose Youth and Young Adult Choir ing !simile, one of the daughters production by the SJSU Theatre "The play is the journey (of who will join a cast of dancers, of Oedipus. MON-THUR FRI SAT SUN

department Oedipus) through grief and the 6:30Arvv 6:30Am- 8:00Am- 8:00Am- will be a "hand clap- singers, and actors who come 1 0:30Pm 1 1 :30Pm 1 1 :30Pm 1 0:30pm ping, foot stomping, musical cele- triumph to resurrection and cele- from SJSU and all around the Bay bration:' said Buddy Butler, direc- bration," Butler said. Area. tor and profe&sor of theatre. From the moment the audience "(This musical) is exciting Gospel at Colonus is a musical enters the theater they will be because it has a very strong mes- WHO SAYS A NAME BRAND HAS TO BE EXPENSIVE? adaptation of Sophocles' Oedipus treated as if they were part of a sage and (there is) a lot of energy set in a modern-day black Pente- real church congregation. "The in the music:' said Howard Morri- me Brands...Below Clone Pr--:es! costal church. audience is such an important son, a junior in music who is a The minister tells the story of part of this play:' Butler said. member of one of the three choirs. EPSON loaded with tireat features: Oedipus as part of his service. "You don't have to play the "The one musical form given Equity 386SX-16nm 2M11 RAM alp to 144111 tOMII iDI POD The musical opens today and piano to tap your foot to the to America is the Negro spiritual will run through November 21 rhythm:' he said. and gospel music:' Butler said. r Mono VGA Monitor 14 .413 5" with evening and matinee perfor- "We will have an actual guest "One of the first songs is 101 key keyboard mances. Tickets are $10 for stu- minister come in for all the per- "Gonna Have a Good Time". 1 Year On Site WWI Only dents and seniors, $14 for general, formances and do an actual ser- That's what we wanta spiritually and $6 for children. mon:' Butler said. uplifting time Butler said. Gospel at Colonus is from the "But it's non-denominational, "This play gives us an opportu- Aid ACCESS COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES Greek play in which Oedipus, the anybody regardless (of religion) nity to come together into unity DUsner (hih Alember-Ahip. NUM 1111111111C11111111 Sit- - *FREE ,, adopted son of the king of can come and worship god in no matter what creed, race, reli- 4111111=1.1I (408) 247-4444 Corinth, is born with the curse their own way" gion, or background we are:' said FREE serial Mnuse wttd., I I t \ RI \I I ,, \NI \ I I Sit S j 11111 1' ( hp this al to recces e ,roir ni L___