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Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 ,)(1 No 22 Thursday, March 3, 1988

Fee increase Pool filled, but not ready for student use only option to cover deficit A.S. pushes for alternatives; CSU says there is no other plan By Jim Hart During the almost two hour ques- Daily staff writer tion-and-answer period, approxi- Student Union Recreation and mately 50 questions were asked in an Events Center cost overruns will not organized fashion. A majority of the mean an intatediale increase in stu- questions were pointed at the issue dent fees, but the additional $3 mil- of "who's responsible for the cost lion deficit will eventually mean overruns?" AMY higher fees, according to the Califor- Chaffin pointed to the architects nia State University representatives. as being the responsible party, Representatives John Hillyard and claiming that "better drawings" 411111. Sheila Chaffin said thie despite the would have given the Chancellor's ' Associated Students' recent petition Office and contractor a better idea of taking a stand against future fee in- the cost of the project. creases involving the construction of J. Handel Evans. SJSU's exec- the Rec Center. utive vice president said, "In all my years in architecture. I have never Hillyard. vice chancellor for aux- come accross a project so screwed- iliary and business services, is seek- ing approval for the purchase of Evans and Chaffin were in part bonds at the March /(-9 CSU Board referring to the $2 million change- of Trustees meeting. Bonds, that order involving the welding of the Hillyard said "have no other op- metal studs requested by the ar- tion" than to be funded by the stu- chitect after the plans were approved dents. and construction began. In Tuesday's special meeting. The welding of the metal studs ap- Hillyard and Chaffin made the trip to parently did away with the $9(X1,000 San Jose from Long Beach to answer contigency fund that was to he used &thew E Durham Daily staff photographer questions posed by the Student for expected, smaller change orders. John Marcinika cleans plaster off the tile of SJSU's Aquatic Center. pumps and machines !lase to he turned (in." Nlorley added that all Union Board of Directors, various But that did not satisfy SUBOD As yet, there is still no date set for the pool's opening. Cann Nlorley. the class programming and entry fees are still undecided. 'The pool A.S. Board members and students members as an adequate reason for aquatic center manager. said. "Once the pool is filled ta process was originally set to open in ugust 1987. The latest delay was wait- concerning the controversial cost the Chancellor's Office to he taking which takes seseral days depending on the construction crew all the ing for a water line hook up with San Jose. overruns of the Rec Center project. action that would probably result in a "1 thought they were evasive, raise ot student fees. very careful about their trepresenta- If there were cost overruns on lives) presentation.'' said Tom my house due to an architectural Boothe. director of California state error. I'm not going to pay for it." affairs. said Armen Hansad. SUBOD com- Second party vies for A.S. offices Boothe said that "between the munity representative. lines he could hear the Chancel- Chaffin did say that the final plans lor's Office expectation for students went through the Chancellor's Of- \ piesideni hyti yea! ago as an in- to pay for the cost overruns. fice and were approved. dependent, receiving more than 4IK) When asked about other sources When asked why students would Associated Students election update N. rite-en votes and breaking the elec- of funding. Hillyard said. "(The be paying for an error not theirs, tion code rules concerning ady ems Chancellor's Office) are not sitting Chaffin said, "There are no other ing on any numev that is discretionary." See WRFC page 10 By Jeff Elder absent. Daily staff writer Moms said that he organised the 'It's true I put up fliers is here A party whose leader calls their ticket very quickly they weren't allowed,' Goelli said organisation "a very last-minute Thad Graham, a sophomore ma- Tuesday night ot his campaign two thing" and an independent presi- joring in political science and years ago. "But I was an indepen- Thief strikes men's dential candidate entered their names SOUND', candidate for director of dent. I can't afford to spend thou- or the March 16 and 17 Associated sponsored program.. told the Spar- sands of dollars on a campaign. I see Students election taking on SJSU's tan Daily. "The guy 'Morris) took nothing wrong with putting Biers all strongest political party. the Respon- our name Irom a petition we signed over.'' again sible Alliance, us up. locker room tor the record store and called The Students Organised and Uni- 'Paul's pushing the record store a Tom Boothe. director ot Califor- Kathy White By fied for New Directions Party. orga- lot.''he said. St it 'ND w ill promote nia state affairs, and the candidate Daily staff writer nised by Paul Morris. a graduate stu- concerts and exhibits as Nell as a re- who heat Goa, for the A.S presi- Appoximately eight lockers were 'They have signs up dent who has tried for several years cord store, according to Graham. dential seat in 1986 said. "We con- broken into Wednesday morning in warning of this kind to bring a record store to campus. who said. "I'm running because the sciously inude a decision that it was the men's locker room. This is the entered most of his partial ticket's REAL party is hecoming a hand- not worth our Mon to enforce the sixth such incident since the semes- candidates by proxy at the candidate picked dynasty election code and run a campaign ter began. of thing. butt Valli Morris orientation meeting Tuesday because Paul Goelts, a senior majoring in against him " The locks were cut off between \ I) Prirll orwini:cr mans ot the party's candidates were radio, television and film. ran for See El.f:CTION pave, 10 I 1:30 a.m. and 12:20 p.m. with thought they were mostly wallets being stolen from the lockers. talking about at "I lost a $160 watch and over $40 Ballet troupe dazzles area students in cash besides having my credit night or something.' AIDS survey cards, drivers license and meal card (from the residence halls) stolen." Bruce Worden, Cleveland company said Bruce Worden, setto had a victim seeks student human perlOrmance class during that comes to SJSU time. "I really thought it was safe to There are always students milling leave my stuff in there. They have around. By Hazel Whitman responses signs up warning of this kind of "The other times this has hap- Daily staff writer Associated Students is con thing. hut I thought they were talk- pened, it was after 4 p.m. when Students saw the San Jose Cleve- ducting a student sursey this ing about at night or something. there really isn't anybody around," land ballet up close and personal week to determine how people A description of the suspected Newton said. Wednesday as part of SJSU's Arts feel about AIDS testing at SAC thief was given to the University Po- Education Week. The Ad Hoc Committee on lice Department, hut UPD would not Newton went on to say that the Students of all ages viewed part of AIDS Testing headed hy Aca release any information. thief probably sat and watched who the company's outreach program demic Senator Jim Walters de The description. which Worden was putting what into the lockers and "The Making of a Dancer," which cided last week to conduct the gave, said the man was white hut noted numbers to break into after the is a series of lecture demonstrations. survey as part of a study to esal well -tanned, standing approximately students had gone to class. Along with a college-aged audience. uate a recent proposal by t S 5 -foot-10 with light brown hair bor- elementary and high school students "It's really upsetting to have this Surgeon General C. Fs ere!' dering on blond. He was wearing a saw eight professional dancers from happen." Worden said. 'The guy Koop. blue tank top and a pair of shorts. about 20 feet. sat right next to me while I dressed a distance of "He was just sitting there reading Tables will be set up in from 01 and he even said 'hi' to me." company's founders. a paper," Worden said. "He didn't One of the the Student Union and Clark Li- Joe (ilavik. said there were seem too suspicious. He just sat Usually the locker break-ins are dancer brary between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. pros and cons associated with per- there and talked to somebody he one at a time. Newton said. on Thursday. The committee must have known because he culled forming in the outreach program. hopes to receive 500 responses. "Maybe it's a guy getting greed- "We love educating the kids and him by name." ier and greedier." Newton said. which is around 2 percent of the room attendant on adults alike about ballet. said the The locker "We started out the semester with student population, Walters said. Newton, said many of the 14-year-veteran of the Cleveland- duty, Bill one break-in at a time, then it room noticed originated dance group. Everett's proposal would allow. students in the locker jumped to three at once last month. it. Glavik also said it's a hit tough to mandatory testing of students at a the man. but no one reported Now they broke into eight all at middle of dance "away from our house," He west coast university for acquired "I am in a cage in the once." the locker nem and I can't see ev- cited problems such as dancing on a immune deficiency syndrome an land harder) surface, and tibodies. SJSU erything so I never saw this guy. Newton's advice to students is to different Matthew E Durham Daily stall photographer could qualify. Newton said. "It was during one of not bring in valuables and put them not being familiar with the stage lee '1'h pson and Suranne Low nshury of the See St IRVEY page lo the busiest times and it really sur- in lockers or if they must bring in ex - area. Cleseland Ballet Com- pany dance a sedation prises me this guy got away with it. See THEFT page 10 See BALLET page 10 from The Nutcracker" at Spartan ('omplex.

Anwar Page 2 Thursday, March 3, l9/Spartan Daily FORUM Insight Out

3:Eyatir.ftai .4110L__Charlotte Klopp f_DAliff Keep your chin up Published for the University and the University Community Fallure is a word we know all too well. We've by the Department of Journalism experienced it as early as we can remember and Mass Communications performing and competing and we see it ev- eryday in peers and public figures. Since 1934 Never has the emotion of failure been so vividly displayed for all to see as it was during the grueling 16-day work-out of ABC Olympic coverage. We all felt the blow of disappointment when Debi Thomas hit one blade against the other, and then stumbled twice to catch herself from falling. And the week before, Dan Jansen brought the sting Let children of defeat alive for the world to witness when he lost his footing during his speed skating event to a fall that was dedicated to his sister who died of leuke- enjoy youth mia. sister has a social calendar that puts Nancy We empathize with these athletes not only be- Reagan to shame. cause they are American citizens or because they School is followed by luncheon dates. Af- have trained most of their lives for these moments ternoons are comprised of dancing lessons, swim- at Calgary. We cringe at their imperfections be- ming lessons, or a special engagement with a cause we too have felt the desperateness of failure. friend of which there are many. lean remember one of many failures when I sat A dinner date is not out of the ordinary and at a piano, accompanying while my sister sang be- weekends are gener- fore a large crowd of people. My short-lived musi- ally used for parties cal career was unsupported by the moment I and various outdoor stopped dead in the middle of the song, drawing a activities. perfect blank of what notes were to follow. My sis- On one hand. I ter nervously, yet professionally, continued her a ant envious of my cappella singing until I found my place again a full sister's lively social verse later. schedule. Yet on the Failure stings. It wants to scream out, "I can do other hand. I think this perfectly; I did a thousand and one times before 's damaging to her. today!" But nobody knows that. No one sees the My sister is only quiet, late-night practice sessions performed before cars old. Schedul- empty chairs and without a flaw. ing an engagement We grow up with failure. It accompanies little with her requires a Laura M. Letters to the Editor league and ballet and goes hand in hand with high month's notice Lukas school insecurities at proms and football games. through her social Article was 'junk' do. Eddy "The Eagle" Edwards. He Maybe those early years of experiencing failure are coordinator, my mother. Well. I have a good reasons for made finishing last fashionable. not only a preface to adult-life bumbles. but a pre- Editor, my opinion also. Are you willing to paration for what's to come. I remember the good old days when my brother And who can ever forget the Ja- In Dave Lanson's most recent give me the same respect that I offer I promise I won't make the moral of this story and I were young. We spent the greater part of our maican bobsledding team? They ar- piece of junk, he criticizes the con- you or will you continue to assert don’t sweat failure, it allows growth." But I will days heating each other up. climbing trees, getting rived in Calargy with T-shirts an- servative element for "liberal -bash- that to get where I am you have to say, don't question it. It happens. even to the most dirty, and generally wreaking havoc in our neigh- nouncing their team, but no bobsled. ing." In the same article he suggests have a frontal lobotomy? I think you professional of us. And it will always creep up even borhood. Lunch was nothing more than macaroni The money made from the sale of the that to become a conservative you could use your writing skills better. during the most important of events. .ind cheese in front of the tube watching re-runs of T-shirts went into buying a bobsled. must: I) not care about the poor and Mark Connell It just comes in different forms with maturity. It 'Bewitched' at home. Now, the Olympics are over. All I homeless. 2) not care about world Senior comes in such packages as divorce and losing jobs Dinner was spent playing footsie under the table have left are memories. I will re- peace. 3) hate the Russians. 4) have Aeronautics and alcoholism. and making disgusting faces at each other while member Manley's joy. Edwards' fun a frontal lobotomy. Now, Dave, this and the Jamaican bobsled team more mom and dad attempted to enjoy a pleasant meal. why do we subject ourselves to this unneces- seems like you're guilty of the exact Have than I will how many We had nothing like a social calendar to help us a nice day! medals the So same thing you're criticizing the USA won. sary grief? Why not just sit on the sidelines use life. Editor, and forever remain a spectator, and never have conservatives for doing. Would you Mark Foyer Yet my sister, completely unaware of all the re- Dave Lanson needn't worry about to fail. Because that's not really living. And when heat up your children for fighting at Senior sponsibility life will soon have for her, has to keep scbool? having to get a frontal lobotomy. If we fail, and leave the stage, we soon learn that life up Journalism affigorous course of engagements. You may claim that I have done his last article was anything to go by. goes on. And it just doesn't matter. The key to mas- While it's true she doesn't have the sibling ri- the same thing by referring to your one might be excused from thinking tering failure is recovery. Get up off of the ice and s ally there to keep her rough and tumbling all day article as ''junk.'' It's not so. I'm that he had already had one. It's keep skating so the fall will begin to be a memory. long, she still has the ROTC critics ignorant capacity to entertain herself. not criticizing your ideas (even been a long time, if ever, since I've Remain down and it's vivid reality. My sister is only Editor, a case example. Her friends though I don't agree with them), read such a crude, mindless and un- Thomas brought the United States a bronze and pre-school As a veteran and a cadet in the mates also have outstanding social they're your ideas and you have the principled set of platitudes masquer- metal instead of gold. And she might have inspired lives, in some ROTC program at SJSU. I find the cases even more outstanding. These right to talk about them all you want. ading as journalism. Whether you more ice-skating careers with a first-place victory. recent letters of criticism directed to- are the children of the Yuppie generation, where If, however, you're going to to take are conservative or liberal, the shal- But a lesson was surely learned by a lot of young ward the ROTC and the military to keeping the kids in some kind of training is tanta- the time and trouble to write about lowness and triteness of the thinking athletes through observing the grace by which she he based on misconceptions, misun- mount to all else. your ideas, do something construc- exhibited in this piece can only make stumbled. A derstanding and a general lack of majority of these kids face this daily chal- tive with them. Now, it's possible you groan. There is a particular disease that tempts failure lenge knowledge of the topic of dis- of get-up-and-go, which, in my opinion, is that your articles are aimed at your Presumably. Lanson dreams of and those who experience it. It is the disease of not cussion. sure to lead them into stressful little lives, always liberal buddies so when you run into being a syndicated columnist, and believing that life offers any options. Suicide is the worrying who I will attempt to clarify for the stu- about to see when and what to do them at school they will pat you on having his opinions read by several only option a defeated person can think of. No next. dents of SJSU why the accusations the back and say. "Right on. Dave. million people nationwide, rather doubt these victims are hurting and desperately en- Most of their stated in the above-mentioned letters mothers have a minute-by-minute Great article." I hope you're not that than a few thousand apathetic stu- tangled in depression. are false, and hopefully, play-h. play created for their youngster's day to shallow. dents. At this rate, he'll be lucky to put an end Unfortunately for the precious life they choose make sure they are busy learning something new even get a job with Metro. At least to the tirvial bickering. to throw away, however. some think they will al- I would and "interesting" at all times. In many cases, the assume that your articles their job seems to require the ability The purpose of the ROTC pro- ways feel the cold ice beneath them as they sit. . kids are not the ones who find the activities so "in- are aimed more toward the conserva- to do more than put together a bunch gram is to develope the future lead- slumped and lost after a fall. tive teresting. element in the hope that they of stale political cliches and call it ers of the ARMY. We accomplish Life offers options. If things aren't going well may When they finally have some free time, they see things in a different per- editorial writing. this through our academic major, now, and life is feeling desperate, just give it a little spective. If this is the case, why can't recognize it They have difficulty in figuring are Martin Pet tet military science minor and other mil- time and it will always change. Where there are few out what to do with themselves. you insulting the very group you are Senior itary training and activities. guarantees in this world, this is one to count on. It trying to What's missing from their lives is not violin les- pursuade? Would you buy a Business Administration It makes sense to develope offi- is a changing world. car from a salesman sons or a trip to Europe. hut that carefree time for who just called cers who have a broad educational We can only help change along by keeping op- you fat and ugly? them to he themselves to play. It seems parents I know. I know. No excuse for typos base and exposure to many different tions going, even now before the next inevitable The conservatives are expending so much energy keeping their kids are bashing you Editor, environments. This is why ROTC failure. One of the first things Thomas said after her so you're going to busy. they fail to realize that they are depriving bash back. Where This is in response to Keith Per- programs are held on university performance was that it was time to get on with her does that get us? I'll tell you them of developing self-reliance. what, rault's March 2 letter referring to my campuses. Also, obtaining a bache- life and she was going back to school. Dave. You're entitled to Life. soon to he filled with seemingly unending your opin- criticism of the number of typo- lor's degree is one of the prereq- She was already thinking ahead, figuring out ion and I respect it. I may y ears of school and work. will have plenty of stress not agree graphical errors in the Spartan Daily. uisites to becoming an officer her options, and beginning to make a painful mo- with you, but I still and get-up-and-go for these kids. Now is the time respect your If you recall, Mr. Perrault, there was through the ROTC. Our military ment a memory. opinion. I assume you to let them enjoy a carefree life while they can. have good even a mistake in the printed version training is not in lieu of. but in addi- Failure hurts. But those lucky enough to experi- reasons for holding the opinions you of my letter to the editor. A word tion to the studies in our academic ence it do so because they are living! And when was left out. major. people are breathing and moving and functioning to I realize that students run the As a leader and an officer in the their fullest capacity. there will he risk. Spartan Daily, but these students are military, you have to set the example But no one fails as much as the one who skates journalism majors. If you can't put to be effective. Because of the ne- slowly and holds onto the railing: because that’snot out a paper only six to eight pages cessity for the military to be pre- living, and Thomas would probably agree, that's. long with a minimum number of er- pared for the worst situation, a not skating. leader has to be physically and rors, then I believe the staff needs to men- Charlotte Klopp is an Associate Editor of the tally go back and review their skills in tough, technically proficient, Spartan Daily. Insight Out appears every English. Isn't the idea behind jour- dedicated, disciplined, decisive and Thursday. display a host of other traits. nalism to publish a paper that ' catches the attention of its readers? Those of us who plan on serving And to show that they can put forth a our country in the military love life, paper worthy of the skills they have peace and freedom as much as any- learned from their studies. one else. If peaceful solutions to in- Forum Policy Your comparison between the ternational problems can be found Daily and the Mercury News is ludi- we prefer that to conflict. The unti- - mate goal of the military is to pre- crous. For one, look at the size dif- The Spartan Daily would ference between the two. The vent war. However, we have enough like to hear "Mere" has about 20 pages per sec- common sense to know that peaceful from you our readers. tion and at least five sections to the negotiations are not always effec- tive. Therefore, our nation must be paper. Its articles cover everything Your ideas, comments, that happens locally as well as na- prepared to stop any foreign aggres- criticisms and tional and international news. To sion if necessary. suggestions are encouraged. By listening In reality, our best hopes for peace compare the number of mistakes in a to our readers we can better paper that size to one less than one is to have a well -trained, equipped serve the cam- quarter of the size is ridiculous. and disciplined military force, pus community. I realize that we all make mis- whose power is in balance with that of our adversaries. Naive and ideal- takes, but when this many errors are Letters to the editor can made in a paper the size of the Daily, istic perceptions of the "good inten- be on any it's just poor journalism. tions of our "peace-loving" ene- topic, we prefer letters in reaction to re- mies as well as a failure to look at Partkia Kelley cent articles or about campus Junior the current world situation realisti- issues. Per- Biology cally will do us no good if a foreign sonal attacks and letters in poor taste will power has a superior military force knocking on our door. not be published. Memories of the Games Hopefully, the students of SJSU will not let the opinions of a few Letters must bear the writer's namei, Editor, misinformed individuals taint their Karen Derenzi's account of the image of the ROTC and the impor- major, phone number and class level. . Winter Olympics (Spartan Daily, tant role the military has played and unfortunate. While she Feb. 26) is will continue to play in preserving Deliver letters to the Daily office oh has memories of which Americans our American heritage. won medals. I have different ones, Mark N. Smith the second floor of Dwight Bente! Hall Or There was the British record Junior to the Student Union information desk. holder in the 90 meter ski jump, Political Science IN Spartan Daily/Thursday, March 3, 1988 Page 3

MEP Grant enables disabled students Aeronautics receives federal grant

By Ron Haynes also be used for troubleshooting able to inir students at a very pro- to use Clark Library computers Daily stall writer related aircraft components -- a fessional level.'' SJSI.i's department of aeronau- unique part of aircraft maintenance The larger of the simulators will tics has been awarded a 5362,800 operations. be designed to the department's grant from the Federal Aviation specifications and one will have Single keystrokes Adminisration as a result of a pro- H. Gene Little, professor and the capability to duplicate the posal to improve the department's chairman of the department of flight characteristics of a Boeing for most commands standards in aircraft systems. aeronautics, was pleased that the 737 jetliner. The Airway Science Grant was university was selected as u grant By Little expects installation of this Suzanne De Long one of 11 awards given nationally recepient. unit some time next fall. The Daily staff writer to colleges having FAA approved smaller simulators are expected to Computer hardware and software (Airway Science) programs, and "The (FAA) Airway Science he in use by the end of the current having the ability to perforni "macro will aid in the development grant will provide significant en- of inte- semester. commands," which is one keystroke grated aircraft systems and flight hancement of our systems and producing several functions, will simulation laboratory at the uni- flight simulation capability." said FAA Administrator T. Allan soon be available at Clark Library's versity. Little at the university's San Jose McArtor. commended the Univer- High -Tech room for SJSU disabled International Airport facility. sity for its hard work and dedica- students. The grant, the largest the depart- ment has ever received, will he tion, citing that "(SJSU) has been The new equipment, and the staff The "four computer driven air- used to purchase four ...oinpute- a forerunner in aviation education to supervise it, are all possible due to craft systems and flight simulators hied flight simulators raring in and a national leader in the Airway a federal grant of $61,0(X) and the will provide education potential si/e and capability. Science Program." coordinating efforts of Many that is often impossible and unsafe Schutter, the director of the Disabled Replacing two outdated ones with 'live' aircraft," he said. "Graduates of (SJSU) aviation Student Services Program (DSSP). currently in use by the department, he technology of avionics, in- program will become future lead- Schulter's goal is to eliminate the i lie simulators will be used to train struments. communications. oper- ers within our nation, contributing phobia many disabled students have students in aircraft flight character- ation of turbine powerplants, and to the success of the National Air- toward computers while teaching istics with an enhanced capability contemporary flight procedures space System Plan," McArtor them to use the equipment to their to simulate rain or fog. They will through simulation will he avail- said own advantage. "We want to main- stream our students,'' he said. According to Schutter, $18,0(X) of the grant will go toward new com- U.S. troops will puter equipment and software that enhances the programs DSSP al- stay out of Panama ready has. The remaining $42,000 White will pay the salaries of two new part- Daily tile photo WASHINGTON (AP) vvt (NI t's time professional assistants. House spokesman Marlin Hummel Marty Schuller. director of Disabled Students Services Pro- CHINESE CUISIN1. Having enough experienced peo- SJSU's said Tuesday that the United States ple to help the students has been gram, sits in front of the Disabled Services' parking shuttle. is giving no consideration to military "one of the key gaps in our pro- intervention in Panama because the FOOD TO GO trial gram." Schutter said. engineering, agrees that "one whole gamut of disabilities," should Reagan administration does not want more The Adaptive Computer Techni- computer is always helpful," be in working order if not by April, to "unduly intrude upon" that coon but points out the problem of space. then definitely by the end of the se- try's affairs. Mandrain & Szechuan Cuisine cian and the Learning Disabled Spe- Box Lunches cialist, as they will he known, will He thinks that a bigger room, or mester, Schutter said. "We're waiting for the situation better be available to students 12 months a yet an additional room, would Reference librarian Donna Pon- to son itself out." Fitzwater told re Lunch and Dinner year. 2(1 hours a week. They will increase the benefits of the new tau, who also serves as a liaison for porters at a briefing dominated ques- Delivery oquipment. Right work along with the student assistant now, students DSSP. said that "the use of the li- tions about by the governmental cri- Open Daily, 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM working in the High -Tech room. Schutter on the computers are in the brary by the disabled is increasing sis in Panama, where President Eric same small room said. with the students due to the new equipment." Arturo Delvalle failed in an attempt receiving tutoring. Pontau helps disabled students do to oust Gen. Manuel Antonio No- 131 E. Jackson Street Wellington Hui, the student who DSSP is aware of the problem, research in the library. riega. 294-3303 CIE 998-9427 currently assists the disabled in the and according to Schutter, new fur- "If you can't find information Earlier, Defense Secretary Frank High -Tech room, said on a daily niture bought with grant money will then already you're at an disadvan- Carlucci, interviewed on a U.S. In 6 blocks North of Santa Clara St., between 3rd and 4th Streets basis there are enough computers to ease the cramped quarters, Tutoring tage." Disabled students should formation Agency program. also satisfy everyone's needs. The excep- will also be moving to another loca- have the same opportunities as the said that "it would he premature at tion, he said, is during mid-terms tion so the High-Tech room will other students, she said. this time" to discuss an American and finals "when a lot of people try serve mainly as a computer lab. Schuller agrees, "(The students) military move, although Carlucci to do their papers at the same time." The project, which targets not just don't want special services. just also said that he was "disappointed Hui. a senior majoring in indus- "two or three disabilities, but the equal opportunity." at this turn of event." DanceArtCompany SpartaGuide ma(fioalithV//usher

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to capacity Richard By Vic Vogler Motroni Daily staff writer The line to enter the Spartan Pub last Thursday night extended outside. Grammies: A joke "Holy smoke, look at the line. . singer-comic Frank Joseph said, looking time of year has come and from the inside. "Is that awesome, or That gone. what?" Another prosperous year of An audience of Greeks and other students great rockin music shot down by one agreed. They swarmed to see Joseph and of the greatest frauds in the 20th Cen- hear music made popular before some of tury: the Grammy awards. them were born. "Rubbish!" you say? Sadly, what For the past nine years. Joseph has taken telling you is true. Let me show his one-man act throughout the Bay area. He I'm how phony the Grammies have been. I .plays every week at nightclubs like MCNC r will be very painful, but be in Santa Clara and Mountain Charles's in know it strong. Ready? Let's begin. Los Gatos. brave, be Grammies started in 1958, When Joseph began at 9 p.m.. the crowd When the establishment (from Frank Sinatra went front standing room to standing on the Mitch Miller) were not only suspi- chairs and tables. Cheers erupted as the to strange new sound singer-comic held his electric guitar and cious about this roll, but hostile toward grinned. called rock 'n' "How many people feel the ability to he it. be this attitude that pre- truly entertained?" he asked, increasing the It would founding fathers from crowd noise. vented rock's top awards. This not only A pitcher of beer within arm's length. Jo- winning the Lee Lewis, Chuck seph began with "Sweet Home Alabama'', a included Jerry Buddy Holly, song he calls "a crowd-pleaser." Berry, Little Richard and himself. While Pres- The audience danced, swayed and sang but Elvis Presley all of them along. Although many of ley did win three Grammies, Not one Music them were seeing the were for his Gospel albums. singer for the first time, single rock recording Presley made Review which is as sorry they greeted him like an ever won a Grammy, old friend. of a statement as anyone can make. four lads 'He's really spirited,'' said Donna Stue - In 1964 came the Beatles, wit and deman. a business student. "He's keeping from Liverpool whose charm, the crowd going." music enlighted most Americans (al- Joseph kept the crowd going through two though their hair was a bit suspect). and half hours and over 30 songs. His se- Surely their unique music would get lections ranged from country-western to rock them the top Grammies, right? Wrong! to new wave. Not only ')id the Beatles not win Best Surrounded by huge speakers. an amp. a Rock 'n record, but they lost Best drum synthesizer and two guitars, Joseph re- Motion . icture Score to "Mary Pop- vealed his skill and adaptability as a singer. pins." (They-did win Best New Artist By closing your eyes. it was easy to imag- and Performance by a Local Group. ine Roger Daltrey singing the Who classic. Big deal!) While the Fab Four did win Best "Pinball Wizard." Also. Joseph's rendition Matthew E Durham Daily staff photographer of Don McLean's "American Pie" sounded Album of 1967 for "Sgt. Pepper" (one close to the real thing. Musician Frank Joesph one of the Bay area's most popular performers, pours it on at the Spartan Pub of the very few times justice was The singer played to audience preference. served) it would be the only one they would receive. Which means that other not his own. Oldies like the Beatles' "Twist ence to dance in I rom of the handstand. In an seph said of the first contestant, while joking ries and proclaiming. "I always had the hots great albums like "Rubber Soul," and Shout" felt comfortable next to modern instant. the Pub became like any other night- that Herman is the "child of Joan Rivers and for Murcia Brady." "Revolver" and "Abbey Road" never tunes by Run!DMC and INXS. club that offers dancing. Jerry Lewis." For Greg Kihn's "The Break-Up Song", won. And if someone didn't a like a particular Between songs. Joseph the singer gave After the next contestant performed, how- he found inspiration from "The Beverly Now, let's see how Bob Dylan has song (a rare occurence Thursday night). Jo- way to Joseph the comic. ever, the singer was not impressed. Hillbillies." faired. seph was flexible. "How 's the semester going?" he asked in "That look,s like a scene from 'Dorky "Come and listen to a story 'bout a man Yes, Dylan did win two Grammies, "As a general rule of thumb in a Frank Jo- the beginning. "You studying or screwing Dancing.' "he said. named Jed. unh - unh - unh, unh, unh. unh. but do you know which ones they seph show.' he explained. "you just give off?" The audienk:e roared, opting for the Joseph himself charmed and impressed the unh." he chanted to the roaring crowd. A collaboration with George me a buck and that kills it. Two dollars re- second choice. crowd with nostalgia it could easily identify. By the evening's end. Joseph had made were? Harrison in 1972 and Best Rock Male starts a song.'' The audience .became further involved He lamented, for example, a certain TV dozens of new friends. People paid him according to their prefer- when Joseph held an impromptu Pee -Wee show not being part of channel 20's af- ''He's outrageous." said Jill Foster. "He Performance in I979-for his gosppl. song "Gotta Serve Somebody. A min ence. But when someone tried to stop a cer- Herman contest The singer played "Te- ternoon lineup. should come in here more often. I was here who may be the most important musi- tain tune, the singer-comic took a stand. quila" and ins ited people to dance onstage The schedule would improve. he said "if at four O'clock reserving our seats." can in the last 25 years (if not, then sure "We're (still) doing Hank Williams, Jr.. in the style made t :mous by the movie "Pee - they extended it a half-hour and left 'The Joseph said later he'll return to the Pub in as hell close to it) and whose songs in- na. na. na, nit. nu, me.' he sneered. Wee lierman's Big Adventure. Brady Bunch' in there." Joseph then played late spring. Those who want to reserve seats fluenced everyone from Jimi Hendrix \ little hit later. Joseph ins Oct) the audi- 1 his man deserxes all the attention,' Jo- the show's theme song, adding his ov, ii IV- should probably start now. to Bruce Springsteen. had to wait to be- come a born-again Christian before he was recongized. Wait kids, it gets worse. San Jose tragic opera serenades crowd In 1966 the Grammy committee dropped rock 'n roll as a category and didn't bring it hack until 1979. For By Jennifer Truman home. nealy 13 years performers like The Daily staff writer Madame Flora is the medium, or phoney Who, Led Zeppelin, Cream. Rush, Opera San Jose may just have Own itself fortune teller for this area. We are given the Deep Purple. Jimi Hendrix, Creedence a nitch in the social realm of the Bay area. ENTERTAINMENT opportunity to see her work as she brings Clearwater Revival, the Beach Boys, Opening night of The Medium on Satur- back the dead children of two of her clients. the Rolling Stones, Sly and the Family day not only impressed the who's who of the 1111e1 t: ,tory into ( \ lc tails to her us+ it madness. With the help of Monica and Toby. Madame Stone, Neil Young, Marvin Gaye, Otis Santa Clara Valley. hut seemingly impressed nom., tiageti Steve Isom who portarys the mute boy Flora for Baba as she is called by Monica) is Redding, Elvis Costello, Yes, Eric those in attendance that the arts can and will All the actors successfully executed their named Toby did a line job of characterizing able to pull off the seances. do well in the South Bay.. magnilk:am skill o) turning words into a his love for Monica with only his facial and Clapton. Van Morrison, The Sex Pis- The whole performance including the in- song and a p1a into music. Not one of the hand expressions. Isom did not utter a word Monica herself becomes the "spiritual" tols, the Clash. the Yardbirds, New termission lasted a total of one-and -a-halt performers on opening night were weak in through out the entire opera. hut just the image of a dead teenager who's mother York Dols, MC5. Velvet Underground, hours. As a first-time opera goer. I appre- their performances. Each and everyone same brought the audience into his own little sought Madame Flora's assistants to speak to the Doors, the Band. Bob Segar. Ly- ciated that The Medium was done in English achieved the goal of bringing the audience world through all the abuse he took from her deceased daughter. Monica then will gig- nyrd Skynyrd, (Whew! That's a lot!) and in a traditional form of tragedy . love and into the characters own seperate tragedies Madame Flora. gle like an infant. so that a distraught couple didn't get any of the top awards. death. and in doing so gathering sy mpathy The story takes place in a large city during can reminisce of their parental days. When rock 'n' roll returned to the Grammies. shame and disgrace SJSU music student Julia Wade demon- Elizabeth Enmann ss ho played Madame this century. by interpreting the customs they The Medium will continue for four more were sure to follow. No where is this more strated her professional l'al libel- in her perfor- Hors (the medium) on opening night did a suggested in the 1950's. There is not any performances. March 5,6, II, and 12 at the mance of Monica. In her betrayal of the teen- brilliant job in the final climatic scene in scene changes and the whole performance is Montgomery Theater. Student rush tickets apparent than in the "Best Album" cat- egory in age Gypsy girl. Wade successfully which she portrays a drunken woman who 11 - exhibited in the parlor of Madame Flora's are ten dollars two hours before curtain. which performers who have no creative ability whatsoever let alone talent have won over more deserving artists. In 1982. nominees Billy Joel's "The Music world Hitchcock Nylon Curtian" and Paul McCartney's "Tug of War" (unquestionably his best solo effort since "Band on the Run") lost to Toto's pathetic album "Toto reflects the bizarre side IV." Score one for the wimps. By Douglas Alger Consisting ril bassist Andy Metcalfe and In 1985 there occurred perhaps the Daily staff writer drummer Monis Windsor, The Egyptians greatest miscarriage of justice the "My .songs are simply pictio,, have helped Hitchcock to create music that Grammies have made yet. Two out- I want the pictures to be as intense as po.s- sounds like a cross between Peter Gabriel standing albums. Prince's transcending itt one glimpse would detonate the and The Talking Heads. "Purple Rain" and Springsteen's pow- pettator permanently. Fanciful wordplay on the part of 34-year erful "Born in the U.S.A. saw Lionel Hut, inevitably things are lost in transla- old Hitchcock would lead casual listeners to Ritchie's drippy pop "Can't Slow tion, or there is a delayed re-action." believe the songwriter is nothing more than a Down" win the top award. Another - Robyn Hitchcock, Dec '87 musical prankster. poking fun at whatever victory for the wimps. It was with the above statement in mind suits his fancy. So what's the solution? Do we in- that I first listened to "Globe of Frogs." the Surreal. Salvador Dali-inspired lyrics can- vade the award show and burn the com- latest album released by British three-man not, however. completely obscure the inten- mittee at the stake? Close, but not quite group Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians. sity of his songs. right. The answer is get rid of those I'm still here, so Hitchcock's vinyl piece And what of the music? All of the 10 knuckleheads who make the nomi- is not so intense as to endanger listening Hitchcock originals manage to discuss the nations and vote on who gets the safety. Yet, it certainly reaffirms the English unpredictable. the unthought of. even the un- award. (The present selection committe rocker's self-proclaimed pleasant. and still remain enjoyable to listen is comprised mostly of people who label as "a connoisseur of Record to. meekly bow to pressure from the big re- the innappropriate." "Balloon Man," a nonsensical tune about cord companies to vote for certain per- Consider lyrics from Review a balloon named Bruce. is undeniably formers.) side one's final cut entitled catchy, and dares the listener to not smile Replace these know-nothings with "Sleeping With Your Devil Mask:" and hunt along. It is the first track to be re- recording artists themselves. lithe Os- "Sleeping with your devil mask is all I leased off the album, and should give Hitch- cars have actors nominate actors and want to do cock some of the recognition that has so far writers nominate writers, why can't the And when I stop it means I'm through eluded him. Grammies have rock performers nomi- with you. Hitchcock's current following consists of nate rock performers? The organism rapes itself, then gives birth a very diverse audience. including preppie I feel the time is needed now for true on the shelf." college students, teenage punk rockers, and rock 'n' rollers to band together and de- This is definitely not dinner music progressive-rock fans. Some would call mand the Grammies start recognizing "Globe Of Frogs." in addition to its obvious Hitchcock's collection of fans odd, hut the real, good rock music. Until then. the approval of the bizarre, shows Hitchcock ex- British oddball would want nothing else. Grammies will remains cruel joke that amining all things organic. "I like being in the wrong climate, to an has gone too far. The album portrays man as a puppet of his extent. It's like being a cactus at the North Richard Motroni is the Entertain- unconscious, with no way of understanding Pole,'' said Hitchcock. ment Editor. Although he is pleased or controlling his actions. Under society's I Regardless of the weather, Hitchcock's that U2 won Best Album last night, civilized exterior lurk uncivilized savages "Globe Of Frogs" is a surprisingly appeal- he is definitely not satisfied. Yet, he who behave acceptably out of convention ing collection, even to listeners (myself in- hopes it will start a good trend. Pret- rather than because of their true nature. Or so cluded until very recently), who only asso- zel logic appears every Thursday. Robyn Hitchcock ever so mysterious returns )5 it h his latest album says Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians. ciate the name Hitchcock with mysteries. 111111111111111111111111Wamlimoft

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Jimmy Phoenix, left offers to fix up his rich view of 'promiscuous '60s' pal Fred ( Matthew By Lisa AS alker "A Night in the Life of Jimmy looked." Perry , right) Daily stall writer Reardon," possessed many elements What really makes Jimmy's roll with Elanie, : "A Night in the Lite of Jimmy of reality. In the way the film por- more believable is when Jimmy is for a price. Reardon," proved to be tremen- trayed Jimmy's relationship with his placed in a scene with his best scene is dously entertaining, hilarious and father Al Reardon. played by Paul friend's girlfriend, Denise Hunter The amotionaly moving. Koslo, in the typical every day fa- played by lone Skye. The scene from the film, The lead. Jimmy, played by River ther-son relationship. takes place in Hunters bed room. "A !Xight in Phoenix of "Stand By Me." was ex- His father wants him to go to his Jimmy sneaks up to her room pre- the Life of cellently rolled. This is due mainly almamater. but when Jimmy de- tending to he Jack the Ripper and at- Jimnty to fact that his face isn't as well ceides he wants to go to the school of tacks her. This wasn't the first time Reardon." known, which adds more realism to his choice. University of Chicago, a that they had been together, it had his role. conflict arises in the house. been occuring every Saturday. picking Lisa up. The movie is one that I would rec- Jimmy Reardon, is a teenager The only thing that I found a little In a rage, after Jimmy is ommend those 17 years and older to ready for everything. but not aware un-real about the movie, was that the unsucessful in winning Lisa back see. It gives the younger audience an of the consequences and for the most setting of the movie takes place in from her date, he runs his fathers insight to how their parents may part, not careing. the 60's when girl's were a little car, which is his pride and joy into a have been in the 60's. rather than al- Example is his belief that he's at more timid and less likely to have poll. Jimmy in dispare calls the one amikaze Thursdays ways seeeing the his sexual peek (even though he's sex. But the majority of women person he doesn't think will hang up 60's in the image 17). However, the only peek he Jimmy runs into are willing to have on him which is Mrs. Fickett. of. the once popu- Film hasn't reached sexually was that sex with him, except for his girlf- But when Jimmy identifies him- lar sit corn, Review with his girlfriend. Lisa, an affluent riend. are back! self as Mr, Reardon, Mrs. Fickett in- 'Happy Days." It teenager, who is still a virgin, played The movie even has a seductive stantly thinks it's Jimmy's father. also let's those once premiscous by Meredith Salenger. divorcee. (Fickett played by Ann Jimmy is heart broken and really teens of the 60's see themselves Salenger fills her roll with grace, Manguson) which during the 60's sees his father for what he is. Both from the outside. as a rich girl and shows her naive as was said to be a taboo. there eyes are open to one another. The movie's tone had a warm a virgin. In the scenes with Jimmy Jimmy is asked to take Mrs. Fick- Jimmy's father offers to send hint to feel, which was set off by the dull she let's him go only so far before ett home on the day he is to take Lisa Hawaii, where he had wanted to go brownish color given. The film took she stops him. to a dance, which will be there last to be with Lisa. the air of 'Spencer for Hire,' with a In one of the scenes with Jimmy. time together because she's leaving step by step account of what was Lisa asks if can she see his genitals, for Hawaii the next morning. But " A Day in the Life of Jimmy happening or what might happen. then comments on "how funny they once he is at Mrs. Fickett's house, Reardon." is a great movie to see, if they seduce one another which you need to forget about your own causes him to be two problems. Excitement abounds hour late from 2 for 1 Kamikazes for weekend frolic Gr. By Lisa Walker opening on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Buy one get one Daily staff writer Tickets are $11. OP. S0 eo eel Psst. Don't look now, but another Diahann Carroll and Vic Damone weekend is coming upon us. will weave their musical magic on ot\C*9 FREE! So, to keep in pace, "Coming Saturday in the Golden Circle Good Thursday nights. Events" retums for another round- Theatre party at San Jose's Center 61 odil' up on what's going on in the Bay for the Performing Arts. Tickets arc ' 300 Orchard City Drive area. $250 for dress circle, $175 for gen- e' .40 / Campbell, CA 95008 SJSU eral. For information call 554-4400. 01` Team up and see the Macfar- "Amadeus," played by Brian O'V land/Whistler couple perform their Beacmic. will appear Thursday. Fri- OPPtO 10 depiction of modem dance Saturday day and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the at the Dance Studio Theatre in SPX Little Theatre located at 22311 North 2319. Prices are students $6 and gen- 3rd Street in Hayward. Hot DJ Dancing! eral $8. Celebrate Black History Month by No Cover! PUB seeing "A Sunday Afternoon." The Vizit Tonight "Slack" and "Dot 3" play will be performing until Satur- Pool's Open! will be nx:kin' the day. Starting time is 8 p.m. Tickets Hail! The Gang's All Here' Spartan Pub front are $5 for general admission seats Hail! 9 p.m. to mid- Coming and $4 for students and seniors. The etrutartv night. Events play will be at the College Theatre 21 and over only Eddie Gale will 50 Phelan Avenue in San Francisco. appear on March 8 For information call, 1415 239- 200 North 1st Street, San Jose 292-2212 from 8 to 11 p.m., while Watch Out 3100. Zortigiit performs the following night from 8 ARTS AM) THE WRITER Of "M(X/NSTRUCh to 11 p.m. SJSU? That's right! Overture to [ROM THE DIRECTOR Of -MY BODYGLARD" CLUBS La Gazza Ladra (Rossini): Sym- Hey Man! How about Jamin' to phony no.7 in A minor and opus 92 44 Vito :0 Rolls Reggae sounds tonight. Fri- Beethoven concerts no. I in G minor Authentic coupon day, and Sunday at Club Afrique. lo- (Mendelssohn): Capriccio Espagnol 4CHECK THIS ONE OUT. German David Arisen NEWSWEEK goo for cated just off Highway 101's Uni- (Rimski-Korsakov) will be per- Cuisine and Beverages versity Avenue exit. Cover charge formed at the SJSU Concert Hall. Ballroom Dancing to one I it ece ;WO of are from $2 to $6. San Fernando & San Carlos Street 4`Five Corners' could be the sleeper hit of the year, Live European Music (Berman craft ;Beer or t/Itne Michael Medved SNEAK PREVIEWS Barney Steel's in Redwood City For more information call Saturdays 9pm- lam 0 tn Ith purchase of will be a steal the weekend. Bands 924-4673. -Polka Lessons a meal Co performing are: Chris Cobb Band, Sculptor Fletcher Benton will 4`Fiye Corners' 9 4A comedy by appointment Sundogs, and Blue Thunder. Cover share slides of his work and speak ot - charge ranges from $2 to $4. his development as an Artist March is real with thrills, German Movies Bouncer's Bar, located in the 3rd at 7:30p.m. at the Palo Alto Cul- American graffiti a thriller Tuesdays 7:30pm South of Market district between the tural Center. $10 for residents. stu- Jay Embarcadero Waterfront and 2nd with laughs. 10% off beer with student I.D. dents and seniors. $15 for non-resi- TORONTO GLOBE & MAIL -Bruce Kirklana Street in San Francisco, will give dents. THE TORONTO SUN you a shot of country western with Marghi Allen tonight from 7 to II Opera in San Jose. "The Me- Visit p.m. dium" will be played in two acts by If that wasn't enough country for Menotti. The Friday and Saturday you. Johnny Nitro will he blowing performances will take place at jr)ociiburg on Germania p.m. with matinees at 2 p.m. at the the lid off Bouncer's Bar Saturday 2i; 1 12 *cconb *treat (near sultan) Theatre. 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charge. located at Market and San Carlos On the hill and at The Hill in Oak- Streets. For tickets call 28840489. land will be seven shows in four The Dukes of Dixieland will ap days. Skyline will appear tonight. pear at the Civic Auditorium on Friday night, Allaadin plus Nemesis March 4th. but don't dispear. are CORNIRS100IE FOSTER .11M ROES TODD GRAIL1101h411R111RRO "TWO THUMBS UP." Z-Boy plus Spot on Saturday and performance will he at Flint peat SISKEL & EBERT Talent Showcase '88 performs Sun- Center March 5th. Guest Maestro itES NEWTON HOW =Kb WHY ,LIGEOHGE1WtlDENE, OMEN day. All shows run from 7:30 to 9:30 John Dankwonh will conduct the 61/0B RVIIICK slaw FORRFST 11RAY ot TONY PirlIONY p.m. San Jose Symphony at Flint Center to; ar R 10404 Jerry Garcia Electric Band will with a repeat performance at the . I WIMP .11 WM. 4.41%11111 appear Friday and Saturday at the Civic Auditorium March 25th. More Warfield Theatre. Both shows begin infomation call 998-2277 or 298 EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT anEwcomay H /40,51c at 8 p.m. Tickets are $17.50. Tickets 2300. 204-3100 STARTS TOMORROW! are still available at BASS. NS So. hill CALL THEATRE FOR SHOWTIMES froAttle Dipector of The Kennel Club (at 628 Divisa- dero in San Francisco) presents ;15fies5 Gotta 0)1 7t" "Flavana!" on Saturday. For infor- Mallon call (415) 931-1914. Yoshi's Nightspot (6030 Clare- mont Ave. in Oakland) has three Serving Fajitas, Burgers, Tacos, days of enjoyment. with music and entertainment of all kinds. : Jimmy Smith Quartet performs on Thursday from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m Salads, Margaritas, at 9p.m Beer... and Friday and Saturday But you'll need advanced tickets Bass has tickets available or you can contact Yoshi's at(415) 652-9250. There's no combination like the sax and drums when it comes to Her - Man Riley and Frank Wilson. The -444, duo will team-up at Yoshi's on Sat- urday. Tickets are $12 11111011.111 Need a change from music? Well, 00111111A. . (KRILL BAR get ready for Yoshi's Comedy Night on Sunday. aa Latin Jazz with Carlos Barreda 8 p.m.. Tuesday the 8th. Cal OSI at M Mill THEATRE I PI Need a little fun? The Opry House \iii III Theatre (21350 Amladen Road in San Jose) is presenting "Melo- *1111k. drama" plus a vaudeville act per formed by the Barbary Coast play- ers. Dinner is optional, reservations a must. For information call 268- NOW PLAYING 2492. The Bay area's version of 42nd No Place Else Is Chili’s which of Almaden Expressway and Blossom Hill Road I MERIDIAN QUAD I CENTURY ALMADEN Street has reached Los Gatos, Located off the corner 91. n loop 920 1609 San Irmo NA 7111 will be at the Saratoga Civic Open daily for lunch and dinner. Theatre. There will be a champagne Thursday, March 3, 1988/Spartan Daily Baseball team loses 10-9 to No. 4 Stanford

By Sean Montgomery Stanford's Steve Chitren 11- I) got giving the Cardinal an 8-1 lead. the sixth. Coan singled to left and Daily staff writer the win. The Spartans came hack with five once again stole second. Momhin- SJSUs baseball team scored nine After Stanford scored four runs in runs on four hits in the top of the weg then walked. Andy Coan tripled runs Tuesday, but it still wasn't the first inning, the Spartans came fifth inning. to right scoring both his brother enough to heat last year's NCAA back with one run of their Ois n in the With the bases loaded, right Kelly Coan and Mornhinweg. tying champions. the Stanford Cardinal. top of the second. fielder Todd Eagen blooped one to the game at eight. The Spartans. who at one point With two out, shortstop Kelly right that dropped between the first Stanford countered with two more were losing 8-1, fell to the Cardinal Coan walked and stole second. Sec- baseman and the right fielder. scor- runs in its half of the sixth. Right 10-9 at Sunken Diamond Tuesday. ond baseman Brad Mornhinweg also ing Coan. The Spartans scored a sec- fielder Paul Carey hit a two-out sin- Stanford, ranked fourth in the na- received a free pass. Catcher Dan ond run when first baseman Fer- gle to center field. Third baseman tion, took an early first-inning lead, Hewitt smashed a grounder at third nando Viera drove a sacrifice fly to Sprague then lifted a two-run homer scoring four runs on two hits and two baseman Ed Sprague who couldn't center, easily scoring Morhinweg over the left field fence, giving the SJSU errors. handle it. Coan scored from second from third. Cardinal a 10-8 lead. Spartans' starting pitcher Robert giving the Spartans their first run. John Bracken then launched a The Spartans came back with one Sapp gave up eight runs, four of Mornhinweg was then picked off three-run homer, his first of two on more run in the seventh when which were earned, in three innings third by a throw from catcher Doug the day, to cut the lead to 8-6. Bracken nailed his second home run, of work. Robbins. Bracken's round-trippers were the this time a solo shot to left. Jim Bowles (1-2), who relieved Stanford scored four more runs in first of the season for the Spartans. Bracken went 2 -for-4 with four Sapp in the fourth, took the loss. its half of the third with three hits, SJSU came Out just as strong in RBIs. Duo battling for Fenway's hot spot

WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) being giN en a shot kith the Red Sox he isn't touch younger than t A% en early last season." he said. "Maybe Spike Owen of the Boston Red Sox after hitting .296 at Pawtucket of the McNamara said that Reed will he I tried tit di) too much. I don't think ligures that somebody always will be International League. Manager John given a chance to play shortstop in I've played up to my capabilities alter his job, so why worry about it. McNamara insists Owen still is the exhibition games. The manager here yet. hut I think I've shown peo- "Just by its nature, baseball is a Boston shortstop and must be beaten added that the rookie also will he ple what lean do." s cry competitive game with no secu- out. tested at second and third for a possi- Along with his job. Owen says he rity." the switch-hitting shortstop "People forget that Owen still is ble role as a utility player. doesn't worry about his hitting, Kendra Luck Daily staff photograph.,, says. only 26 years old even though he has Owen, a onetime University of blanking it out of his mind when he "There's always somebody been in the major leagues more than Texas teammate of Roger Clemens, takes the field. Left fielder Greg Banda had a hard time against Stanford. Previously on looking over your shoulder who four years and helped us win a pen- emphasi/ed that he is working as 'A shortstop can help a team a lot a 6-for-I2 streak. Banda only went I -for-5 at Sunken Diamond. wants your job, so you just accept nant," McNamara said. "Jody Reed hard as ever in training camp. defensively, hut he can't do it if he's it." Owen said after a workout in the is an outstanding prospect. hut at 25 "I don't know what went wrong thinking about his hitting out there.'' Red Sox' training camp. Acquired from the Seattle Mari- ners in a multi-player deal in Au- Giants' intrasquad game gust, 19146. Owen helped the Red Players stay with current clubs Sox to the pennant. He hit only .143 in 42 games, hut then batted .429 in s of the seven free agents given remain with their current clubs young. the seven -game playoff with Califor- a "new look" at free agency by arbi- LOUD BELL Bell agreed to a two-year contract canceled by wet grounds nia and .300 in the 'seven-game trator Thomas Roberts have decided George Bell doesn't want Toronto for a guarenteed $4.1 million last SCOTTSDALE. Ari/. ( API vs ill he kept out of game action World Series with the New York not to look back. manager Jimmy Williams to move month, Wet grounds Wednesday. for a less days as a precautionary Mets. Tuesday was the final day the him to designated hitter. "They think that just because they canceled the first scheduled intra- measure. Despite the lofty posiseason fig- seven players covered by Roberts' "We'll see who lasts longer with pay me a lot of money, they can squad game of spring training for 'We don't think its serious,' ' ures. Owen found himself in a usual Jan. 22 ruling could switch teams, the organization, him or me," Bell make time do whatever they want," the San Francisco Giants, but Craig said, "hut I'm always a spot last spring locked in a fight and all except Kirk Gibson elected to said after arriving at the Blue Jays Bell said. "Well, they can't. Maybe Manager Roger Craig didn't little concerned ss hen anyone has with Glenn Hoffman for the short- stay with their current clubs. camp in West Palm Beach. Fla. "I I won't play quite so hard." mind. arm problems. Rick said he's just stop position. Gibson. who was to receive $1.3 know he's the manager; he's going MOONLIGHTING "The rainout doesn't hurt, be- sore from throw mg down here. I Owen won that fight and started million this season from the Detroit to do what he wants. OK, I'm DH, Wade Boggs missed practice cause the guys have been working used to get that way when I was the season as Boston's regular short- Tigers, signed a three-year $4.5-mil- can deal with that; no problem. But Wednesday so he can he in Los An- hard and they can use the af- pitching. [ix)." stop. He got off to a 5-for-35 start. lion contract last month with the Los we'll see who's going to he DH all geles to film an episode of the tele- ternoon (ill. " Craig said. "Be- though. and was benched after 12 Angeles Dodgers. The only other season. I think me and Jimy. we Craig tentatively named the Gi- vision series "Cheers," sides. we still were able to do our games. free agent to attempt to lease his cur- fight." ants' pitchers for the first exhibi- Owen kept working and on May rent club was Carlton Fisk of the "There's gonna he a bomb ex- ABOUT FACE throwing and running." tion game. The Giants have scheduled an 24 regained the regular job. Playing Chicago White Sox, who wanted to plode. He says it's good for the Danny Tartabull asked the Kansas intrasquad game Thursday, Mike LaCoss, Dave Dravecky 112 of Boston's last 121 games, he go to the Kansas City Royals. team. Good for the team, my butt! City Royals to trade him on Mon- weather permitting. If the game is and Scott Garrelts are scheduled hatted .274 and sparkled with con- Fisk. who has a one-year "What's wrong with this team? day. washed out. Craig said a II game to work the opener Friday against sistency on defense. $700,000-contract with Chicago. He doesn't know tie, the kind of On Tuesday he agreed to a one- would he played against the Chi- the Chicago Cubs at Mesa. Art/. "I haven't thought much about it, wanted $1.2 million from Kansas man I am. He should know I don't year contract for $330.(8.8). He can cago Cubs at Mesa. Ari/., before Rookie left-hander Terry Mul- but I guess I do feel a lot better this City. The Royals offered $800,000. want to be a DH . II they want to find earn $45.000 more in incentive bo- nuses the exhibition opener between the holland was excused from the spring than last," Owen said. "I The live other players affected by a DFL they should call Cliff Johnson clubs Friday. morning workout. His wife. think it's a matter of being more Roberts' ruling &foot entesinto ne- or Willie Aikens. Maybe they should He said he agreed with great bit- Craig expressed mild concern Julie. was involved in a minor comfortable after a full season with gotiations with other teams and will brine back Otto Vele/. I'm still too terness. over shoulder soreness troubling traffic accident Tuesday night and the club. There's a feeling of belong- right-hander Rick Reuschel. ss hi. w is hospitalfred for observation. ing. Although rookie Jody Reed is

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By Jennifer Truman tir)as, m Instructed to dc lend the 11 and will build Daily staff writer NCAAs pislil Ii ii the Santa Clara Supe- irnhin- The NCAA took the opportunity Tues- rior Court decision made by Judge Conrad tripled day to defend its education and test- Rushing in November. mother drug ing program at a symposium sponsored by Rushing ruled that only football and , tying stadium SJSU 's human performance department. men's basketball players could be tested at "The NCAA concerns itself with health Stanford. SACRAMENTO .) more (AP) A new $40 mil- and safety issues," association spokesman "Participation in intercollegiate athlet- lion baseball Right stadium may be ready to ac- Frank Uryasz said. "After the 1983 Pan ics is not a guaranteed right it's a priv- commodate iut sin- a major league team in Sacra- American Games in Caracas, Venezuela. ilege." Uryasz said. mento as early as opening day of 1989, iseman U.S. team members were sent home be- When asked by a member of the audi- homer according to predictions made Tuesday by fore competing because of positive drug ence if the testing was an infringement of ng the the managing partner of the Sacramento testing. The NCAA determined that if the privacy of being a student, Uryasz an- Sports Association. American amatuers were taking perfor- swered. "Not every student has a guar- ith one Gregg Lukenbill announced at a news mance enhancements then what about the anteed right to play. Trying out may be a 40.(XX)-seat sta- when conference Tuesday that the kids in intercollegiates." right, but making the team and being a part agreement with le run. dium will be built under an At its 1984 convention, the NCAA of that team is a privilege." the Atlantic Richfield Co. voted out a resolution to develop testing "Nobody says that a person has a right h four The privately financed stadium, scheduled policies. In 1985. the NCAA revised its to compete." said Susan Harriman, one of for completion by 1990, will he part of a proposed policies for a drug education and the attorneys who represented athletes Jen- $115 million sports complex which includes testing program which was passed and im- nifer Hill and Berry McKeever in the Stan- the nearly completed new arena for the Sac- plemented on Aug. I, 1986. The revision ford drug-testing case. "But you can't ramento Kings of the National Basketball restricted itself to NCAA championships waive a person's constitutional rights.'' Association. and certified bowl games. such as the Cali- To clarify for the audience. Rich Chew, "As of today, we're throwing our hat in fornia Bowl. associate athletic director at SJSU, asked, the ring for a major league baseball team," SJSU was the first member school to "When individuals are identified positive. Lukenbill said, adding that Sacramento has Maybe abide to this legislation when it went to the who is told?" "both the fan base and the organizational t think California Bowl in December 1986. "The NCAA will malty the athletic di- ability" to get a team. hilities "The program was implemented. one, rector, who will then notily the coach and Under the deal, Arco will provide the as- ,n pet)- to keep the game clean and equitable, and the athlete." llryasz ansered. sociation with $25 million to $35 million to two, to keep with our concerns of wealth The legal protection of athletes was the complete the arena-stadium complex. says he and welfare in cmpetition." Uryasz said. concern of many people in the audience. according to earlier newspaper reports. In re- "In 1988 the NCAA passed legislation "What legal record does an athlete have, if turn, Los Angeles-based Arco has a 10-year hen he to drug test in the off-season for football." tested positive?" said Jim Br ant, chair- option to buy a share of the complex and of Uryasz said. "On a voluntary basis we man of the human performance depart- the Sacramento Kings. m a lot will come in and do the testing. ment. Lukenbill and George H. Babikian, presi- if he's "We have found that the program has "Athletes can have a second specimen dent of the Arco Petroleum Products division here." the support of most of the athletes at our tested upon request and he present when of Atlantic Richfield, declined Tuesday to member schools." Uryasz said. "We have the second test tube is opened," Uryasz confirm press reports of the financial terms found that the athletes have used the test- said. "Also, in their appeal. if they are un- of the deal. ing as an alibi to say 'no to the social able to go to the testing site, the athlete can "It involves money and the exclusive drugs at parties and the steroidal -type send a representative and make their ap- rights to some ( Arco) AM -PM Mini -Marts in drugs that are pressured onto them." peal over the phone," he added. this area and around Sacramento." Luken- The NCAA based its need to drug test "A lot of athletes have to he processed. bill said. "It's an open-ended sponsorship." i.)ntract on the findings of a study that it conducted Humans can error. We have seen lots of new stadium and the soon-to-be on last Both the in cooperation with Michigan State Uni- errors." Harriman said. "Medical infor- completed basketball arena will bear Arco's Ron staff photographer versity. They found that social drug use mation is protected in California because name. The ownership option could he exer- Ise they Green Daily was found in 88 percent of the athletes, as what you're taking is priv ate and personal s the teams and sports complex are Icy can cised hen Attorney Susan Harriman speaks about drug testing at the symposium well as use of anabolic steriods. and that is a constitutional right." offered as public stock, under a want," eventually plan previously announced by Lukenbill. Maybe practice .os An - Candelaria accuses ex-teammate of drunk driving arrest he tee - LOS ANGELES (API Pitcher Candelaria, in an interview pub- seemed on the brink of release and said onl!.. don't %sant to espial') eri in .1 sminintIng pool ,ici&k'mit the goats to e \plain ass u\ his problems. John Candelaria of the New York lished in Tuesday's Los Angeles was looking for a way to get me out it. I don't want to deal with any of previous year. but he had harsh criticism of Angel Yankees says the first of his two Times, said of Sutton's phone call: of the rotation." that crap." Asked if he could have coped with Manager Gene Mauch: "I'm tired d'f Kansas drunken driving arrests last year was "He later told me it was out of con- Sutton. a 300-game winner now Candelaria went on the disabled the problems he had without leaving everyone calling him a genius He'd a Mon- set up by a phone call to police by a cern for my well-being, but 1 think with the Los Angeles Dodgers, was list twice during the 1987 baseball the team. Candelaria nodded affir- rather exercise control of his team former teammate with the California he acted out of self preservation. He contacted by the newspaper for com- season with California following his matively, the newspaper said. But he than win. That's one reason why he a one- Angels. pitcher Don Sutton. was pitching terrible at the time, ment on Candelaria.% statements, but arrests for driving while under the added that Sutton complicated the hasn't won in 26 years (as a major He can influence of intoxicants. The first problem by calling police after the league manager) and never will ive bo- charge was dismissed, and the sec- WM.s charter plane arrived at Onta- win. ' ond is pending. rio Airport after a flight from De- The Angels came within one in- eat bit- ! "It wasn't toy decision to go into troit. ning of reaching the World Series in Former sports agent convicted therapy, Candelaria said of his two "I mean. II he was acting out of 1986 before losing to the Boston Red periods of rehabilitation following concern, why. didn't he ever call me Sox in the American League Cham- his arrests. "I was forced to go by when I was on the disabled list? Why pionship Series, then fell to last 14 of tampering with a sports event the club. I'm not saying that it didn't he come to see me when I was place in the AL West in 1987. wasn't beneficial because it was in traded (to the New York Mos late in "I mean you can't finish last with OPELIKA. Ala. (API Prosecutors say the verdict VVasden, ss ho prosecuted the case, issued a statement the context of the problem. I'm just the 1987 season)? We live only a the team he had last year." Candela- sends a message to unscrupulous sports agents, but Jim praising the decision. saying that it wasn't alcohol.** quarter of a mile apart." ria said. "There was too much tal- .Abernethy is confident he won't have to go to jail be- "We're extremely pleased that college football is fi- Candelaria refused to identify the In discussion of his troubled 1987 ent. I'll never be a major league cause of his dealings with a former Auburn football star. nally being protected and Attorney General Don Siegel- problem, but it was known he went season in which he started with a 4-0 manager, hut if I had the same team ' Abernethy, a former sports agent from Atlanta. was man has been the only public official in this country to through an emotional trauma after record and finished 8-6. Candelaria he had last year. I'd heat him by 20 convicted Tuesday by a circuit court jury of tampering take on sports agents for giving college athletes money the death of his infant son John Rob- said he wasn't looking for scape- games." with a sports event, a misdemeanor. illegally and ruining their eligibility. , Despite a plea for leniency by defense attorneys. Lee The charges stemmed from Abernethy's involvement County Circuit Judge Robert M. Harper imposed the with Auburn cornerback Kevin Porter before the 1987 maximum sentence: one year in jail and a S2.000 fine. season. Porter. an All -Southeastern Conference se- I. The jury. after 21/2 hours of deliberations. returned in- lection, testified that he signed a contract with Abernethy imcent verdicts on two other misdemeanor counts, com- and received nearly Si4,0(X) in cash. Mercial bribery and violation of deceptive trade laws. Harper, however, rejected defense motions to find Assisiant attorney generals Don Valeska and William Abernethy innocent before sending the case to the jury.

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JAPAN SJSU'S Ell FOREIGN Text by SAN/AlAS STUDENTS: Vic Vogler PAKISTAN Top 10 Countries EN by number of sludenls of fell 1987 Photos by SO KOREA En Kendra Luck Overseas students share varied views Sadegh-Tehrani said the very late at night." Hseuh ex- Six residents from the 10 most common media ignores social and politi- plained. "It's very convenient cal changes which might alter compared tel (San Jose). America's perception of Iran. The student described Amer- "The government is changing ica as big and its people as nations at SJSU discuss life in America all the time," she said, adding friendly. But she said there have th/1 iA the All rrItr/ at a twa- party, party. pan ' But what she found at school that some citizens are opposed to been "advantages and disadvan- part %cries about ethnic diversity Ogawa isn't much of a partier surprised her. government policies. tages" to spending the past five- iit SJSU. The first part appeared himself. He enjoys movies, "If you assume all these "Human rights organizations and-a-half years here. Wednestkay'% Sparl(111 reading science fiction and cook- things, there isn't that much have condemned the lack of Her English has become ex- Wednesday students from ing. prejudice." she said. "There human rights in the country." cellent, "sit she misses home. Japan and Tans an shared their He likes the Ray area, and has should be some impression on she continued. "We can barely "I n _d going out with my. perceptions ot SJSU and Amer- "no complaints** with San Jose the mind, some stereotypes." hear it in the (U.S.) news." brothe ., and sisters," Hseuh ica. Along w Mt the other stu- except that downtown is messy . Instead of stereotypes, she Despite some problems in said, adding that "my Chinese is dents inters leased, they rep- and has "too many weirdos discovered students and faculty Iran. Sadegh-Tehrani looks for- not so good.'' resent six of the 10 most around." who were friendly and under- ward to returning home in Sep Returning home, she said, common countries on this cam- In his home city of Yoko- standing. Overall, her impres- tember 1989. She misses her will take some readjustment. pus. hama, he said the neighbors are sions of San Jose are positive. friends and the conversations 1 don't know Hong Koiv The student!, were interviewed more nosy than strange. "I think it's very developed." and ideas they shared. very well (anymore)," she at the International Center on "Some of the neighbors get the 2K-year-old said. "High-tech 0 Tetsuya Ogawa at work plained. I I th Street. Their presence on my nerx es.' he complained. has its influence on the area." Jennifer Hsueh. Degree sCIA es to remind us that SJSU. "They are curious people." Sadegh-Tehrani chose SJSU goal: business/informational ing it as "quite lively." Mohammed Junaid khadri. along as ith Ymerica itself, is col - The student described Yoko- because of this high-tech affilia- resource management. Home But her interaction with class- Degree goal: puler sci- off un iiii1 ismopolitan hama as small. hut cosmopoli- tion. She also said the school has country : Hong Kong (a mates has been less lively for the ence. Home country: Pakistan. tan. with tall buildings that block a gtxxl reputation. Chinese' city -state under Brit- Hong Kong student. Most of the Because he arrived at SJSI In Tetsuy a Ogawa. Degree the sky. "It's in Silicon Valley," she ish rule). people she knows are from the January. Khadri doesn't knov, goal: intermit al business. "The culture is kind of mixed said. "Automatically it is within Unlike some residents at the International Center. the school very well yet. But he Home country: Japan, like the U.S.A. --- pretty Ameri- that standard. . . . It's also a International Center, Hsueh has In class, she said "we don't likes most of what he's seen so f.2.1v, a began study mg in the canized." Ogawa explained. very accredited school." lived in America for five-and-a- have much chance to talk to each far. t lilted States litre years ago. adding that he has American The student enjoys the MBA half years. She graduated from a other." His faeorite classes are bi- Thu mg this time, he attended friends at a nearby U.S. army program. But for her. SJSU's high school in Fresno and at- Away from SJSU. Hseuh ology and t 'C -Davis. Campbell University base. main attraction is philosophy and he en- the Clark Li- tends SJSU because her family likes to visit San Francisco and joys the teaching methods at iii North Carolina. and two Upon graduating from SJSU brary. wanted her to study in America. Santa Cruz. She also enjoys SJSU. Is junior colleges before en - two years front now, the student "It's a very efficient sys- But when Hsueh came to watching movies and listening to "The teacher gives us exam- pilling at SJSU last semester. said he will return home to work tem." she said. "Any question school here two-and-a-half years the radio. ples." the freshman explained. Ilhe students are so relaxed in marketing. But he may not you have, they try to provide an ago, she wasn't impressed. When to she returns Hong "Everything is systematic here: the senior said, adding stay there lurking. answer." The 2I -year-old student de- Kong two years from now, she here." that the United States in general "I think ill go hack I'm going Sadegh-Tehrani likes jogging. scribed the campus as "small, plans to work for a business Khadri said is a better place to study . "You to get culture shock." Ogawa swimming, reading, and sight- old, and right in downtown. company or a bank. Seven years that gaining ad- mission to can change front maim to major. predicted. "Maybe it's better to seeing. She described Teheran. "Downtown here is quite after that, her home will change SJSU was easier than sillier You cannot do this in Japan. stay here if lean.'' her home, as beautiful, multicul- bad," she continued later. "A from British to Chinese rule. universities. because SJSU is less Ogawa. 27. also faxored He said he prefers America's tural. and snowy in winter. lot of strange people are walking Hseuh described Hong Kong competitive. He likes the America because he likes to carefree lifestyle. "It has beautiful sightsee- around as "busy and crowded." school. but said he has difficulty with Ravel and "English is like a WU- "It's much easier." said the ing," she said. "I had access to Back on campus, she thinks "People are not so friendly English. % elsal language lor business student. "easier in the way that seeing different cultures." Dudley Moorehead Hall and the compared with here," she said. "I always have to use my die- He enrolled at SJSU on a you can do what you want.** As part of Iranian culture, old Science Building are dreary. "In America, people always t lunacy ’ ' the student said. triends recommendation, and women are required to wear "When you're walking in- smile and say 'Hi, how are you?' Despite the language adisi.,1 enjoy s the school's business pro- Roshanak Sadegh-Tehrani. veils. side, the place(s) seem so People are nicer." mem, he would rather study in gram. Degree goal: business. Home The student also revealed Te- dead," the junior explained. On the brighter side, the stu- America than Karachi. his He also likes his classmates. country : Iran. heran's darker side: traffic prob- During her stay at SJSU, how- dent said that Hong Kong's hometown. hut finds the interaction superfi- Last September. Sadegh-Teh- lems and human rights' viola- ever, her impressions of the small size and efficient transit At this point, the student is cial. rani came to SJSU thinking she tions. school have improved. She en- system lets a person travel any- content to concentrate on his "The students are pretty might find stereotypes. She re- "People are suffering a lot," joys, for example, the morning where without a car. She also studies. he said. hut relationships ferred to media coverage which she said. "What you hear on the rush of students on campus. thinks the stores and restaurants "That I'm going a long way with them are "just surface. It's portrays the Iranian people in a news is not necessarily what's "The campus atmosphere is are more accessible at home. with my studies is die hest thing lust 'Hi. how are you?' and had light happening " not bad," Hseuh said, describ- "They're open holidays and for me. Khadri said 1 Advertise in the Spartan Daily A taste A0-411i Copies JUST SAY tradition. 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Bloom County Berke Breathed Winged bean could help end Ha& 17 / /NAV WE YE oft/s/ C7/7. Of Cm SVII/ MINK OF I NOT 001001 MP PEreit /Wr/(77E3 ' YOI/Pe *MIS* 77071 /44A15 A fleaVI Alir aOCKED fleal7l1NrO PA, 1741r7/5P )VV Off /Nlig 77flar kil V &NO CoMIPLACENT MOW' COCO sitc.Ar 771E3e I -1 AV NOW '1 world hunger, study reveals n#416.9 ' ,---...... - /7 By Joe S. Kappia Research has found that the crop if it is not transformed into another Daily staff writer contains some anti -nutritional fac- product. SJSU's Department of Nutrition tors which can only be removed by and Food Science has established the processing it into other finished He emphasized that the "bean has presence of high-grade protein in products, he said. to be transformed into a product as a vehicle to be used as an ingredient winged beans which can be incorpo- The first research on the winged _J _I rated into local foods to combat bean was done in 1922 by a scientist for common food." A world hunger. from the University of the Phil- The nutritional value of the beans ippines who expressed need for fur- Belo pointed out that a winged was established through basic stu- ther research about the crop. And bean germ plasm center has been es- dent research, said Panfilo Belo of this came to fruition in the 1970s tablished where a variety of seeds Isaac Newt Sheila Neal the nutrition and food science de- when the United State's National can be tested in order to identify the - best variety that can be grown on partment. Academy of Sciences formed a panel St/RE WHEN I Morn large scale for mass production of Ml SAYS THAT IT'S NOT fit A What is of significant importance to study under-utilized plants. Belo TAKE LCOKS NT MY IS protein. Studies are also being con- YOU CAN'T A SUITCASE GRIEF to the research is that its findings said. The winged bean was selected YOUR u6ty , otq IF I PONY LIKE CASE _ UNDER PANTS NUT have revealed that the crop can best for further studies because it had the ducted to develop varieties of the PLAID SUfTCASE PUT SUITS A IN IT' 601M, be grown in tropical areas. Belo potential of solving malnutrition and bean that can be utilized for the pro- WM OS TO iN IT surrcasE TD ro me I LIKE said. Tropical areas, mainly located it grows best in tropical areas, he dution of oil, he said. GRANDMAS -Dos, in Third World countries, are cur- added. Meanwhile, the department is cur- rently under the seige of drought Since then, he said that the bean \ rently studying jojoba, a desert ) with hunger as its accompanying re- has been under study, which has re- fi plant, for the production of liquid sult. sulted in the production of several oil, Belo added. Presently, he said that the crop is varieties of the crop. z.z...----- grown in the Philippines and New The focal point of the research, he "The jojoba nut contains SO per- _, - Guinea, areas characterized by hot pointed out, was that of the bio- cent oil," he said. "and when oil is g.o....,,A, ;ranit 11 and wet climate. Within this region. chemical and nutritional properties extracted from the nut, what remains the young pods of the beans are of the bean, especially protein con- is rich in protein," noting that this Dumbar Pig and Friends Angelo Lopez eaten as vegetables, he said, but tents and how it can be applied to by-product can also be used for food have low protein and unacceptable food. Their findings show that the or animal feed since it is rich in pro- ITS PRETTY STUPID, PERHAPS THIS taste bean cannot just he boiled and eaten tein I ADMIT. BUT EIGHT IS A MANIFESTATION TRANSLA7 ION: MILLION DOLLARS! 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10111 plige ts ill better define the cosi overruns I ram page I Solitude avenues to pursue." and their implication on the budget. Candidates ilium charge their Chaffin and Hillyard were unable The report is expected to be fin- pelitors with campaign viola- to specify exactly what the "dozen' ished March 21, and Hillyard said it tions in order for the election code to other change orders involve. should help everyone get a "grip on he enforced, under A.S. rules. At this time, Halyard said the Rec the situation.'' ’Things are looking pretty pistil," Center is looking at no less than $3 I'MA has been on the job for 5-6 said Terry McCarthy, A.S. vice million in change orders, and the weeks, and has been overseeing the president and REAL's presidential possibility of being more than that. construction of the Rec Center, eval- candidate. "I feel confident. $40 fee limit uating the change orders and pro- 'I'd like to think we haven't seen Chaffin and Hillyard also met gress on the project. a party emerge until the last minute questions concerning SUBOD's Alternative funding because students are satisfied with March 1984 policy that states "After the dust settles.- Chaffin the approach REAL has taken over "under no circumstance shall stu- said. the Chancellor's Office will the last year.- he added. dent lees be raised over $40 per se- look into alternatives for students. REAL swept all 20 A.S. posts in mester." Terry McCarthy. A.S. vice-presi- last year's election and 15 of 16 the Hillyard said he has no indication dent, understood this to man that sear before. Two weeks ago. REAL of the SUBOD policy. but that it following the construction of the Rec party members competed for places might he in the files hack at the Center. the Chancellor's Office on the party's ticket in two conven- Chancellor's Office in Long Beach. might seek recourse against the ar- thMs. When asked if the Chancellor's chitect and eventually reimburse the Some REAL members expected a Office would honor the policy, the students. split in the party as John Hjelt. A.S. representatives replied that the "rhat disturbs me." McCarthy director of students rights and re- Trustees are in a position to make said. "1111V, still students be re- sponsibilities, contested McCarthy sure the debt is paid. imbursed four years down the for the presidential nomination, but Hillyard said they have an obliga- road. Ron Green Daily staff photographer lost in a dramatic 15-14 vote. tion to pay debts or else the construc- McCarthy felt that the issuing of tion of the facility would have to be bonds now would he putting the bur- did not The split occur, however, like Furnard, an advertising major, studies alone in the Morris Daily ,kuditorium stopped. den on the students. as chose to Hjelt accept a nomination Immediate funds needed A.S. President Michael McLen- for the post he now holds rather than Hillyard said the immediate pur- nan said that he is still planning to go running against McCarthy for an- chase of bonds is needed to keep to Long Beach for the March 8-9 other party . construction of the facility continu- meeting in an attempt to deter any It lJelt had decided to run and shows Greeks ing. Funds are expected to be de- action by the Board of Trustees. RI. Al. had Beer company split, there would have pleted sometime this summer. heen wit Broader problem parties." said Boothe "This is the dilemma: the change I uesda% "Now Larry Dougherty. tOrmer A.S. I see one. orders can't be authorized until vice president. announced that he is NIcCarthy said he thought rivalry 'when to say when' to drinking tunds exist," Hillyard said. in the process of completing a report w dim Hillyard also said that bonds are the party had strengthened that is focused on a much broader RI- By Serena Griffith the "most flexible forum of finance" Al.. -The REAL party over the issue than cost overruns. Daily start writer approval for the issu- last lets weeks has had to weather a and that is why "Mismanagement is my con- ew Stephen Whalen has a dincrent 'We want to show people that the Greek ance of bonds is being sought so storms." he said. "The result cern,- Dougherty said. sort of job. He lives in a luxuriously lias been the strongest possible quickly. The report. put together by Dough equipped motor home and travels the system and Anheuser-Busch are concerned Funds be borrowed from ticket will also erty over the past several years. "I'm country teaching people about beer. the State Pool Investment Fund to astonished." said A.S. points toward the administration of He and his traveling Anheuser- about responsible drinking. It's an obvious help pay for current construction, if President Michael McLennan. of SJSU for not fully informing the REAT's Busch bus were at SJSU on Tues- the Board of Trustees approves. The lack of competition. "If campus of issues involving the plan- day. teaching a handful of fraternity part of campus life, but it shouldn't be State Pool will be paid off once con- this is true. I failed at one thing I ning of the Rec Center. and somrity members about hops struction is completed and then per- wanted to accomplish this year. I'm Dougherty asked Chaffin and and barley. The presentation in abused in any way.' manent bond financing will he disappointed that more students Hillyard if they would spend time re- chideda video that traced the histor% sought. don't get involved." viewing the report and work with the of Budweiser herr and how it is Brent Hughes, Hillyard said that there would be "The real fight was before the campus concerning the contents. made. no action to have a fee election," said Boothe, referring to SJSU 's representative for Anheuser-Busch increase prior "We are a training function." to the delivery of a without seeing the the tough competition with REAL Professional Hillyard said, said Whalen about the company's Management Association report that report. he has no commitment yet. it nominations that two surfaced Say When- cam- used to make Michelob, while corn weeks ago Mobil Training Operations division, "Know When to which operates the bus. paign. a consumer education ellOrt gives a sweeter taste for beers like 'that's I rue." McLennan said. Whalen, whose official title is launched by the company. King Cobra. Busch, and LA. Jim Walters. REAL's candidate "Mobil Training Specialist.- sees Inside the bus. Whalen has all he for director of academic affairs, and SJSUs representative for An- Survey: Reaction his St. Louis. Missouri, home about needs to teach the programs that fit gathered a homosexual with AIDS, said he heuser-Busch. Brent Hughes. said once a month. The rest of his time is the needs of the wholesalers, retail- From page / tar% or tnatidator . w ill he open in the campaign about that the company's "Know When to spent taking the bus to three loca- ers, or campuses he visits. The vehi- Results from the surveys will The survey also asks whether you his sexual preference and the fact Say When" campaign will be part of he tions each day. live days a week. cle includes a built-in video'TV, and used to make recommendations would want to know the results of that he has AIDS. next month's Greek Week here. One to There are two other Anheuser-Busch bottles of corn, rice and hops exhib- the A.S. whether to pursue the tests and if counseling should he "I know it's going to come up. so day of the week, he said, will be bringing buses doing the same in other parts ited on the counter in the kitchenette. the program to this campus, Walters available for those who test positive. I !night as well do it dubbed "Alcohol Awareness Day." myself.- he thickl% - said. University students would said of the United States. There, sitting in on be the "Beer is a food product." he said. upholstered couches and chairs, visi- "We want to show people that the Walters stressed the firm free population to he tested if "I hope by running and eventually importance of "We teach people how to handle tors to Whalen's bus learn about Greek system and Anheuser-Busch students' responses since they the program is adopted. Walters winning this election I'll change the are it." beer. They learn its five ingredients: are concerned about responsible the ones who will he tested. said. Prison and military personnel 'I can't' attitude of people who are Education offered on the bus in- barley-malt, hops, water, yeast and drinking. It's an obvious part of Questions on the survey ask if have already been subjected to man- physically challenged.- Walters you cludes how to pour and serve beer, grain (corn or rice). They learn that campus life, but it shouldn't he are in favor of AIDS testing on cam- datisv testing. said. how it is made and how to handle it rice gives beer a tangy flavor, and is abused in any way.- he said pus and whether it should he volun- Kara Mvers 'I've seen some real vicious be- responsibly. Presentations vary. said havior front people who are out for Whalen. depending upon where the themselves.' he said of campus pol- bus is visiting. itics so far this semester. Rocky Mirto, a super% isor in I 's 3ust say I'm not working charge of sales for the company, was on nit resume. My. main concern is also on the bus Tuesday. how to hest serve the school.'' "We have a program for market- (0Gi51; S Campaigning for the election be- ing classes that teaches about the gins March 7. and a candidate forum Anheuser-Busch marketing meth- $699and up is scheduled for March 9. ods. Other programs go to retailers LP and Cassette and teach them how to make the most of their beer investment.- he IL said. THE FREE STORAGE CASE Ballet One program available through Mobil Training Operations is the and up f non page I with $25 purchase of CBS music $1 2 99 SJSU Dance Coordinator Mina CASE Compact Disc iarman said the outreach program is ail Important cultural link between San Jose and Cleveland. Theft he purpose of this event is to Over a thousand titles to choose from including: bring in potential students front From page nearby schools.- Garman said. pensive things. to give them to the The temporary head of the dance attendant in the cage. TERENCE TRENT TOTO Basle Time and Tide department also said SJSU's Kristy "We don't want tithe holding 300 IYARBY Fire Touch the World Eldridge was granted the opportunity wallets. but we want to help,- New- IN ItUii)L< tN( iiiF."- The Seventh One Earth, Wind & HARDLINE ACCORDING TO to train with the company. Eldridge ton said. "Students have tithe on the IF:HENCE FRENT DARBY Santana Blues for Salvador also trained with Paul Curtis in Los lookout for suspicious characters .ncludong If You Let Me Stay/Woshong Well Gatos like this guy just sitting there reading Dance Lithe Smter/Stqn Your Name James Taylor Never Die Young "She received the first schol- a paper. They need to report that Miami Sound Machine Let it Loose arship given to an area dancer. She is kind of thing to try and put a stop to highl% skilled in ballet,- Garman The Radiators Law of the Fish said. If anyone has information on this Slammin' Watusis' Slammin' Watusis' This close-up look at dance is a or other break-ins. call UPD at 924- glimpse into a world SJSU students 2121. . Pink Floyd Momentary Lapse of Reason have a chance to leap into this spring. San Jose Cleveland Ballet Jean-Luc Ponty The Gift of Time will hold local auditions this April. unt WHIM:STEEN Hiroshima Go Company dancer Suzanne Lowns- First Lady It NATI. of Inv"; includIng uhF I [ II It Less Than ZeroSoundtrack bury said Cleveland Ballet's sister- BIRTH, SCHOOL, WORK, DEAN hood Brabant Dsgunse/One Stop Up relationship with San Jose has Tougher Than The Rest/Tunnel 01 LOY ,nauchng MichaelFaith vows to fight ho Fares NM. Schee( Warta Dwth George brought positive changes during the When An, I Cowry Ow.., x seasons she's performed. Chow I ISMe SoiS to/Ni Only Pled Ton. The ballerina, who's had 17 years of dance education, called those against drugs changes emendous." LOS ANGELES (AP) First CASE LOGIC 'The (dance) season is longer Lady Nancy Reagan says she will REBATE $2 cases from the leader in nylon storage cases tutu, and the repertory is more ad- continue her fight against drug abuse On selected vanced. There are more soloist roles and dependency when she and her along with more chances to per- husband retire to California at the 1 ' Lownshury said. end of his term. SJSU dance student Terrie Freni you to know that when "I want MICHAEL JACKSON MIC11/%1.31 B()I;II)N MIDNIGHT OIL spoke about the 20 kids front Notre my husband and I return to Califor- BAD TM% DIESEL AND DUST Daine High School who watched the nia. I'm not giving up my interest intim:Ho company s presentation of a "typ- (drug I Just Gni Slop Losing Ibu/Sid That What Ion.?. All About er IMO, Are So'dik rnli'nglroonnoxkl and concern about this The Why You Maw Me Feel /Liberian GM The Hunger/WWI DO Low COM Poo... awl Wwwon/Wo Owl Won ical dance class and rehearsal.'' abuse).- Mrs. Reagan said Monday Smooth Cruninal/Man In The Mmot Hot Lou. forwearne Doty Diana "I think (the Notre Dame stu- during the opening session of the dents I were amazed at the strength White House Conference for a Drug 111411.111111M and flexibility of the dancers,- Freni Free America in Washington. D.C. said. "In fact. I'll he actively involved filw Notre Dante student Lisa Quin- in The Nancy Reagan Center in Los tero, who is in her first semester of Angeles to he run by Phoenix Jazz training, said she would some- House,- she said. day like to come to SJSU to take A news release distributed by dance classes. Hunt Marrnillion Associates in Los "This is the first time I've ever Angeles on Tuesday said the center seen a professional company," said will be built around a residential the 14-year-old. high school for adolescents in treat- Eleven -year-old Rolling Hills El- ment, similar to The Phoenix Aca- ementary School student Christina demy in Shrub Oak, N.Y. Nelson said she was "excited" to he The school will provide treatment RAINB W RECORDS BLOSSOM HILL 962 Blossom Hill Road CUPERTINO Vallco Fashion Park 10562 DeAnza Blvd. f-----ea% on SJSU's campus. for drug dependency and an accele- SARATOGA West Gate Shopping Center MILPITAS 1201 East Calaveras Blvd. The beginning saxophone player rated academic program and will in- added. "I really wanted to he here to clude a research unit and training in- "rzr" Remember, almost anywhere you go you'll find a Rainbow! watch these people." stitute, the release said.

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