Spartan Daily Staff Writers Credibility, Gi Cater Economic Sta- and Without Those Dreams, Sup- Firesiili State and San Diego State

111011111 SJSU's in the WAC Western Athletic Conference nation's largest Division I-A with 16 teams By Marc.). Spears & Larry Barrett athletic progi ail expet ts to gain (Hiring the WAC) for 15 ylal s SJSU will renew its rivalries With Spartan Daily Staff Writers credibility, gi cater economic sta- and without those dreams, sup- FireSIILI State and San Diego State. bility and increase SJSU's reputa- port, and stick-to-it-ness, this According to SJSU Athletic Years of dreaming and prepa- tion as a prominent athletic and would never have happened." Director Dr. Thomas Brennan, ration became a reality Thursday academic institution. Scheduled to begin play in membership in the WAC is the as SJSU formally accepted an invi- "This is another singular, but 1996, the Spartans join Rice Uni- most significant breakthrough in tation to join the Western Athletic incredibly important example versity, Southern Methodist Uni- the history of the SJSU athletic Conference, the nation's largest that this university is a big part of versity, Texas Christian University, department. Division I-A conference. the San Jose community, SJSU the University of Tulsa and UNLV "It gives us an opportunity to KEN !,TATHAM‘,PARTAN DAILY By moving to a more visible President J. Handel Evans said. as the six new members of the 16- President J. Handel Evans, right, announces SJSU's move to the conference, the intercollegiate "People have dreamt about this team conference. In addition, See WAC. page 6 Western Athletic Conference Thursday at Simpkins Fieldhouse.

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FORUM & OPINION See story on page 6. `x-c column on pagc 2. DAILYPultli,h0.1 for San Ji,se State I. Inicersite since 10 i4 Volume 102, Number 53 Friday, April 22, 1994 Campus Earth Day celebration provided variety By llene Meeks StItrtal Daily Stall %nal tal Resource Center, Kristi Swen- The warm, sun-filled days son, said that 5,000 people were the perfect setting for the attended over the last two days two-day Earth Day '94 celebra- The program Kids' Day brought tion Wednesday and Thursday. 200 to 300 students from Robert Vendors set up outside the S. Kennedy elementary school Student Union selling items. Thursday: and students from Vendors ranged from Frances Gulland Child the California Hemp Ini- Development Center tiative to the Silicon Val- on Wednesday. ley Toxic Coalition. The as "It is going really: workshops included: well, we are having a Endangered Species fabulous turnout." Rehabilitation by fats the Swenson said. Caughlin and Strew', environment "A lot of people have Managernent by Jett been asking how the% Coyle. can make changes." Many people were outside One of the African ven- dancing to the rhythms of dors, Kathy Robinson, designed "Skink!' Pickle" Wednesday and earrings, clothes and dolls. "Let's Go Bowling" Thursday. She considers the items The Earth Day coordinator she sells to he cultural Robinson A51,1 11A1. ,jAKI AN DAILY' and director of the Environmen- Wilma Cabreros, left, of Kennedy Elementary school, gets tickled by which was sponsored by environmental studies students including See EARTtl DAY. page 4 a snake at the Earth Day petting zoo next to the Spartan Memorial, Chanel Bilal, right The children also wrote letters to congress.

Fantasy game Musical Magazine students tt pecillcs SJSU bite pclu convention host day of experts comes to SJSU blues on B, 'radio- 114es Niarten ttat. Staff Wnto By Jae k Bunting the year!) er III trout ¶1 alit Span:al Daily Soil Wm.! to 2:30 p.m. kr three different Gaming enthusiasts, look Tower Glimpses of why inagazities rooms of the Student Union. out. The second Spartacon II is do what they do, job opportu- Magazine Day '94 is free. coming your way. nities and Cal eel advice are but the luncheon ,chcduli ii The convention, according i 101 snide' iLs to tenet rd ton 12:15 p it, in thr to Jeff Smith, Fantasy and Strat- Lawn I. egy Club vice-president, is the M.% _.1/.111 DO Monday, said inunlitrin kuorit costs Pat Matas, to-coon dinator and $11.50. second one. The first conven- By Dhyana Wood president of Mu Alpha Dennis k rolean, president. tion took place when the club Spartan Daily Soli Writer (;amma. The student maga- was formed six sears ago. The 14th Annual Fountain zine association is spenisening See MAGAZINE DAY. pav, The sertmd 'invention was Blues Festival, a Bay Area blues a long time in coming. tradition, takes place this Sun- "None of the officers had day on the Tower lawn. In the the desire to lose sleep or past, legendary blues musicians ma tine): Smith said. 'This year, have performed for thousands Sororities honor pledges we decided it would be a good of students and local blues fans idea and it would generate at SJSU. more revenue than a bake This year promises to be no at spring formal dances sale." The officers and members different. With blues greats such By Deana Smith as Little Charlie and the Night' Spartan May Stain Wryer At or ding u, Amy Podusta, of the Fantasy and Strategy cats sharing the stage with Delta Gamma's public relations Club started brainstorming Smokey Wilson, SJSU students Although the semes- activities chairwoman. and planning the convention a should receive a blast of lively, ter is winding down, its dance tonight ill yeal ago. One ol the problems jumping, highly danceable sorority iticiribi. is aft STUnENT ta eu is 01 lit it.I with the last r onvention was bib blues. still keeping up a steady Ole bin mg pledges. that the r didn't create con- The event is free and open to pace by engaging in the Awards are presented tracts between themselves and the public, compliments of the activities sum n minding to pledge's as well as the vendors. As a result, dealers AS Program Board. Music Greek hie. at list inemIxis in the backed out. begins at 12 noon and lasts until Four out of the six LII-E house. This year. all dealers and 6:30 p.m. Panhellenic solo' Ales Recognition Is gotii 101IN lit -I MOAN DALIY participants have been con- firmed. Little Charlie and the Night- are prepn mg for their pledge to WOIllten for certain t ualitu s Oecui Batt, vice president of student affairs, bottom, explains the San Smith said the event cats play searing, rollit king blues dances that will take place Carlos bike ban to an upset student Thursday at an open forum. semester. See GREEKS. page 3 See BLUES. page 5 before the end of the See FANTASY. page 3 Mows= SPARTAN DAILY 2 Friday. April 22. 1994 Forum & Opinion SAN lost STATE Editorial Letters to the Editor Rodney King got what he deserved Financial aid should be used wisely ne man who started a riot that will go down in history was awarded $3.8 Edkor: million. His name is Rodney King. We were extremely disappointed in Holly Fisk's 0 ETCETERA (4/7/94) that she Did King deserve this much money for suf- recent revelations in fering the harmful blows to his body ? He was impulsively squandered her entire $5,000 student also a victim of racism from the Los Angeles loan partying during the semester break. It is this sort police department of public confession, while possibly purging Holly's The actual amount given to King, conscience, that makes it even more difficult for $3,816,535.45, should be used to provide for a future students to receive financial aid. worthwhile cause, such as donating some of the Student loans are under continuous scrutiny by money to a charity. King could also travel across Congress. Any evidence, even anecdotal, that loans the country to talk about the evils of police bru- are being seriously abused only adds to the contro- tality'. versy and feeds taxpayers' demands that the loan pro- A videotape showed him being viciously beat- gram be more restrictive. en to the Found. That videotape captivated the Ms. Fisk's admittedly dishonest behavior is only entire nation and started the famous LA. riots. compounded by her irresponsible journalistic boast- It also led to the prosecution of police officers ing. Her written statements could certainly be Koon and Powell, who were later found guilty. grounds for denial of any future aid. But more regret- They were sentenced to two-and-a-half years in tably, she has done a grave disservice to the many San prison. Jose State University students who truly need and use King was originally asking for $1 million for their financial aid in the manner intended. each blow he received, which would add up to about $57 million. King's attorneys were asking Richard C Pfaff, Assistant Director the jury for $15 million in the first phase of the Financial Aid Staff trial. But they finally settled upon the amount of $3.8 million. Rodney King is not just a regular citizen. He is now a millionaire; a millionaire because he Proposed bicycle ban unsafe and unfair suffered the severe blows of four police officers. mefte-A, King's life has been on hold for the last three years for all we know. The experience of the whole ordeal left him a little bit richer and The trials of being Generation X Editor: happier. If the SJSU Campus Planning Board gets its way, The experience King went through will not being content with the way only the campus police will be riding bikes around fade from his memory anytime soon. The pain I've been read- they're running things. campus. This is very unfortunate for the safety of Rrently and the bitter memories will always be a part of ing a lot about a group Generation X has to wake up others. The police cannot protect everyone, but by his life. I people called Gen- and realize that in order to lead riding a bicycle around campus you can protect It will be hard for King to hold a regular job. eration X. the world we need to get off our yourself. He is recognized by the entire world. The $3.8 This group of adults have no whiny little butts and start lead- I have frequently ridden my bike past suspicious- million is not too much to consider giving him. real leaders, no real ambition ing. looking characters and before they had a chance to You cannot place a price or a dollar amount on and are on the fast track to We may not have accom- look at me, I was a hundred yards down the road. If human life. Life is more precious than millions accomplishing nothing, let plished much, but we shouldn't the bicycle ban goes into effect, I and hundreds of of dollars. alone making a difference in DAVE MARSHALL be blamed for the problems the others like me who ride bicycles around campus at The money is simply to show that the City of the world. Writer's Block world now faces. Every genera- night will feel a lot less safe. L.A. is sorry for what its representatives did to They have yet to show any tion has obstacles to overcome After 3 p.m. on any given day there are so few King. This gesture cannot take away the pain real leadership skills. In truth will come along next to amuse that were created by the last people on campus that bike riding poses very few King went through, but it can say to him we are their only major contribution to us. We are a generation that's generation. dangers. The Student Union and Clark Library are sorry for what has happened. Police brutality the world will be spawning the about to let the world roll right The environmental move- the only possible exceptions. If the fate of automo- cannot vanish overnight. next generation, provided they by us, but unless it happens ment is a prime example. It biles were based on the same principle they would King's civil rights were violated. A jury has take time out from whining between commercials we proba- took several generations to have been banned years ago. proven that in a court of law. The wages of pain about how tough they have it bly won't notice, or give a damn. screw up our beautiful little If safety is the real concern, rules for riding on are not to compensate for blows, but to give and realize they do have some In defense of Generation X, planet and it will take several campus should be imposed. Just as those of you who him something for his hardship. King repre- responsibilities. we, by no means, have it any eas- more before it's fixed. The ride mountain bikes on any of the Mid-Peninsula sents every minority group in America that has Generation X are those of us ier than previous generations. torch has been passed. Open Space Preserves, there are mandatory speed been a victim of police brutality. born between 1960 and 1970. In fact, it could be argued that The problem isn't that Gen- limits and helmet requirements. These are two laws When I first read the editori- we have it worse. eration X doesn't have any solu- that could nearly eliminate all injuries to riders and als add articles lambasting our We were promised a decent tions; our problem is that we pedestrians. generation I was upset to hear world to live in and a quality haven't gotten beyond the whin- The simple enforcement of the law (no bicycle claims that we have it too easy, education. Instead we've inher- ing stage. We're too intimidated riding between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m.) already in effect DAIR11 ILTN, never had to struggle for any- ited the problems the previous by the rhetoric of the older gen- would also limit the number of accidents on campus. thing, and prefer to whine and generation created or couldn't erations that say we're not capa- However, more people would be mad than happy if moan rather than stand up and solve. ble of taking care of our own the law were enforced. Finally, if bicycles are out- do something. We have a recession (in part affairs. lawed, only outlaws will ride bicycles. EDITORIAL I can't argue the latter point. caused by the greedy generation By labeling us Generation X, Our generation does spend too that controlled the 80s), and the previous generations are Tim Irvine Jason Meagher executive editor much time whining and we are had our hopes of an affordable showing their own insecurity Sado; Advertising Kristin Lomax city editor a bit slow to take action. But education squandered away. and inadequacies. They are Eric S. Huffman production editor when you look closely at the evi- Perhaps most tragic of all is that afraid to let us have the same Monique Schoenfeld photo editor dence against us it becomes we've inherited a planet on the chance they did or perhaps Bicycling on campus a Andy Barron chief photographer clear that part of the problem is verge of an ecological crisis. they're afraid we might exceed Jennifer Busts sports editor that Generation X has yet to Unfortunately those aren't good their accomplishments. reasonable request Nicole Martin features editor demand the right to control its excuses for not taking charge. Generation X is by far one of Jane Montes forum editor own destiny. Our problem is that we have the most talented and creative Editor: Pat Matas on-line editor As the Bicycle Coordinator for the City of San Carolina Moroder wire editor Face it there are no great mistakenly let the older genera- generations the world has ever Daphne Dick investigative editor leaders in our generation. We tions hold on to power for far seen. Until we take our destiny Jose, I would like to encourage the University to Shari Kaplan copy editor have no great causes. We have too long and in turn let them in our own hands and get to allow bicycling for students on San Carlos Street Kevin Moore copy editor no identity of our own. walk all over us. work we'll never know. between Fourth and Tenth Streets. Holly Celeste Fisk etc. editor At a time when we should be Each generation has its own Carpe diem ... I understand that this portion of San Carlos Lezlee McFadden etc. photo editor taking on the world and all she set of challenges and ours is to Street is soon to be dedicated as a pedestrian-only Eric Peterson etc. cover art editor has to offer, most of us are sit- demand that the older genera- Dave Marshall is a mall and that there may be an option at this time ting at home watching "Beavis tions stand aside and let us face Daily staff writer: His column to include bicycling in the mall design. Reporters: Laurel Anderson. lam Barren, Alex Betancourt. Friday. I would like to see the campus continue to be Nvle Brandenburg. Cara Broglia, jack Bunting, Joan Burke, and Butt-head" wondering who our destiny ourselves instead of appears every other Heather Hams. Michelle Lau, Ilene Meeks, Cynthia Pickerrell. easily accessible for bicyclist and pedestrians since Deana Smith. Marc Spears. Dhsarta Wood, Gerald Woodall, this furthers our efforts to encourage transporta- Thomas Zizzo tion bicycling and to meet the Air Quality District's Coluronintie Bill Drobitievacz, Naser Idris. Shari Kaplan, Dave mandates to reduce traffic congestion and air pol- Marshall, Pat Matas, Kevin Moore, Debra Myers, Kira Ratmansky, Smokers should not be shunned Kyle Register lution in the downtown area In Fiscal Year 1992-1993, when the City designed Photographene Jeanette Hanna, Jeremy Hogan, Deanna A. a criminal, or at least and subconsciously encourages our new Transportation Bicycle Network, we specif- Horvath, Tim Kai>. John Lee, G.N. Ortiz, Leslie A. Salzmann, /'m Ken Statham. treated like one. I have smokers so he can pay for his ically included north/south and east/west connec- been ostracized by society, health-care bill. tions to the University. As the City's Bicycle Coor- Artints: Brett Cornell, Michael Mayo, Michael Rodriguez. Adv{sers: Stephen Greene, James McNay. by the president of the United The American assault on dinator I receive many requests from students and States, his wife and probably one smokers is just another example faculty for convenient and direct bicycle access to ADVERTISING of the most ignorant surgeon of how this country tries to the downtown campus. Theresa Fulton advertising director generals in American history, blame the little guy" for all of its As a result of these requests and in concert with Martin Gee art director Jocelyn Elders. problems. the findings of our consultant, San Carlos Street Angela NO11111 downtown manager Yes, I smoke. After the stress- Smokers polluting the air is was designated as a bike route from Market Street Michael Ofrasio national manager ful hours I put into trying to THOMAS ZIZZO nothing compared to what all of to 17th Street Rob Schultz retail manager meet deadlines for the DAILY and Writer's Forum the automobiles and big indus- Once Jolie Chiu marketing manager again, please accept my endorsement of Priti Patel co- manager completing other school assign- tries in this country do to the bicycling on San Carlos Street through the campus Glen JonJones Production manager ments, I have a cigarette. I am going to quit. Out of all the anti- environment. I also seem to area. Please contact me if I can be of any assistance Ray Lew etc. manager not proud of the fact that I smoking ads and public service remember before Clinton got in promoting the use of bicycles as an alternative Jack Quinton faculty adviser smoke, but I am not ashamed announcements, I have never elected that he wasn't going to mode of transportation for our University students. either. seen one that tells smokers, "you raise taxes on the middle class. Executives: Pablo BaLancio, William Davidson. Heather Durham. The surgeon general tells the But raising David Fitzpatrick, Cindy Flockenjulianne Floresjann Fratis, can quit and we can help." taxes on smokers Jo-Ann Collins Mike Kostainsek, Cheryl Liem. Monica McQueen, Sharon nation we should legalize drugs, Instead I am bombarded with is doing just that. Banning smok- Bicycle Coordinator Milner, Jody (kuviri. Colleen Sweeney, Thomas Whitsed. then she tells us that nicotine is a a series of ads that have some ing indoors is fine, but in some Department of Streets &Pants Artlrem Laura Becker. Keith Harmon, Ted Schmidt, David J. White drug so all cigarette ads should young juvenile wearing a gas cities like Davis you can't smoke be banned. Am I supposed to mask in the worst looking bath- within 20 feet of a business believe that using drugs and room I have ever seen, telling unless you're in transit. That is Forum Nem Room. (408) 924-3280 alcohol is OK but smoking ciga- me how much of a scumbag I taking it a litde too far. Page Policies rettes is not? Don't forget that am because I smoke. After I see President Clinton is supposed The SPARTAN DAILY provides a daily Forum to pro- Adverding ...... this is the same woman who told these ads I usually have a ciga- to be a president for choice. Well mote a "marketplace of ideas." Contributions to the ammified.924277 us we need safer bullets. I don't rette. then, I wish he would get gov- page are encouraged from students, staff, faculty and know about the rest of the President Clinton wants to ernment out of our lives and let others who are interested in the university at large. American people, but I think reform health care. In order to us choose to live the lives we Any letter or column for the forum page must be SPARTAN DAILY, (USPSI 519-41110 published daily etery echool day she's an idiot pay for his health-care bill, he want to live. After all, the last turned in to Letters to the Editor's box in the SPAR- academic yea) 525 (each mauler) Sit Off-campus Oa per for (full The surgeon general should plans to raise taxes on cigarettes time I checked, I was an adult TAN Duty newsroom, Dwight Bente! Hall 209, or to copy. 15 cems. by San loft State University, One Washington Squire, San deter smoking; after all, the with the assumption that all of and not our government's child. the information booth in the Student Union. Jose. CA. 95192.0149 Mail subacerphona accepted out a remainder d semes- intent is to try and get people to America's health-care problems Articles may also be mailed to the Forum Editor, ter bons Second-clam pcmar pod at San Ion. CA quit. But by raising taxes on cig- are caused by smokers. The pres- Thomas Zizto is a The SPARTAN DAILY, School ofJournalism and Maas POISITAASTER: Send address ebonies to Sperm Duly. San lose Sum arettes and banning smoking ident will tell America that smok- Daily staff miter Communications, San Jose State University, One Unreereity, One Washington Square, Sin Rat, CA. 95192-0149 everywhere, people are not ing is bad, but he needs smokers Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192. Fax articles to (408) 9243282.

gka SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University friday. April 22. 1994 3 Moderate Greeks: Philanthropy at work quake recalls From page I said Kyra Harrison, Alpha Omi- parking at the Fountain Blues one that The San Jose State calendar such as their humor. cron Pi's public relations chair. Festival on Sunday at SJSU. Delta Zeta's pledge dance, "It's to help the arthritis research Sororities are also participating destroyed 10a.m.-4p.m., SE. Bay National called the Rose Ball, is next Fri- foundation, which is our philan- in Earth Day events this week- Friday Wildlife Refuge Complex. Call day, in which the women will be thropy." end. Coalinga 510/ 792-4275 celebrating the 15th anniversary Most of the sororities will be Kappa Delta, Alpha Omicron BETA THETA Pr FRATERNITY: of their installation on campus. participating in Phi Delta Theta Pi and Chi Omega all had "pre- SJSU INTERNATIONAL CENTER: Free Car Wash to benefit Amer- Alumnae from 15 years back are fraternity's philanthropic event, sents" at their houses last week- Garage Sale, 9a.m.-Ip.m., 360 ican Diabetes Association, invited to the dance. which is a powder-puff football end. COALINGA, Calif. (AP) A I I th St. Call 924-6570 an moderate earthquake rattled 10a.m.-3p.m., 565 S. 5th St. Call Community service is still a game at William Street Park. Presents occur during has a team with open house in which the spring this Central California city 924-8310 part of sororities' activities, even Chi Omega Sunday toward the end of the semester. 12 to 15 women participating in pledge class is presented to Thursday, less than two weeks CHINESE CAMPUS FELLOWS/HP: Five women from Alpha Omi- the football game. friends and family. before the llth anniversary of a Guest Speaker, 2:30p.m., Al.PHA OMICRON PI SORORITY: cron Pi will be volunteering at "They help us out so we help Chi Omega is having its last temblor that destroyed the Guadalupe Room, SU. Call Car Wash, 10:30a.m.-4p.m., the Stanford Children's Hospital them out," C.'hi Omega President rush event for the semester on town's business district. Seven schools were evacuated 252-6876 Chevron Station, corner of 4th Saturday. Karen Mielke said. April 28 at its house. A volleyball "We will be helping out with Kappa Delta sorority mem- game and barbecue will begin at for about half an hour as a pre- & Santa Clara St. Call FILM AND VIDEO FESTIVAL: 4th the children and their families," bers will be helping out with 5 p.m. caution, said Sharon Franklin, annual, the best on celluloid and 998-9330 senior administrative clerk at magnetic tape, 7:30 p.m., WSH ALPHA PHI OMEGA-GAMMA Coalinga High School. Auditorium 109 BETA CHAFFER: General Meet- The quake "hit hard enough LATTER-DAY SAINT ing, 6p.m. regular members, that the kids immediately start- STUDENT ASSOCIATION 7p.m. plegdes, BC 110 Fantasy: war games in Union ed ducking and covering," Franklin said. (LDSSA): Friday Forum and FOUNTAIN BLUES FESTIVAL: From page I Silz will also be going to play About 45 children ages 2-4 at Car Wash, 12:30 p.m., San Jose 14th annual, arts, crafts, and involved a great deal of sacrifice the card game Magic: The Gath- the private Carousel Nursery Institute of Religion- 66 S. 7th music, noon, Tower Lawn on the part of the club. ering. School were evacuated to a St. 'American Call 286-3313 SJSU INTERNATIONAL CENTER: One of the original members Comic books will also be sold parking area away from power lines, said Robin Uribe, assistant MECHA: Raza Day Meetings, Garage Sale, 9a.m.-1p.m., 360 from the Fantasy and Strategy cartoons usually at the convention. 2-4p.m., Chicano Resource Cen- Club, Singh Mak, has been They range from horror and director. S.I I th St. Call 924-6570 have Bugs Bunny ducked and ter. WLN 307. Call 924-2707 instrumental in gathering deal- Japanese to science fiction and "The ones inside ers and making the convention running around. contemporary covered," Uribe said. "The rest MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIA- Monday work, Smith said. There will be tournaments of us on the playground didn't TION: Prayer Meeting,1-2p.m., The club has reserved the Japanese with Magic: The Gathering, feel it because we were running Guadalupe Room, SU. Call CIRCULO HISPANICO: Weekly entire third floor and upper pad animation is more Advanced Dungeons and Drag- around and playing." 448-8212 Meeting, 2:30p.m., Guadalupe of the Student Union for the ons, Battletech and Axis-and- She described the children as like a soap opera.' SAN JOSE STATE FOLK DANCE Room, SU. Call Wendy convention. Despite the large Allies. "real calm." 415/369-6407 surface area, Smith said they are Jeff Smith Smith said about 400 to 500 Thursday's 9:37 a.m. PDT CLUB: Balkan & International annoy and Strategy Club vice-prendent quake, registered 4.4 on the CHICANO COMMENCEMENT: still a little short on space. people are expected to show up Folk Dance Class, 9-10:30p.m., According to Smith, Sparta- for the convention. Some peo- open-ended Richter scale of SPX 89. Call 293-1302 or Weekly Meeting, 5:30p.m., con II is one of the few gaming ple are traveling from as far as ground motion, said Pat Jorgen- 287-6369 BC102.. Call Vanessa 998-5552 conventions that will not be tak- Chicago to attend. son, spokeswoman for the U.S. SIKH STUDENT ASSOCIATION: DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL ing place in a hotel. toons usually have Bugs Bunny The most exciting part of the Geological Survey at Menlo centered 12 Meeting, 12:30-1:30p.m., SCIENCE: Pi Sigma Alpha Elec- At the convention, there will running around. Japanese ani- convention, Smith said, is seeing Park. She said it was soap it all come together. miles north-northwest of Coalin- Pacheco Room, SU. Call tions, Montalvo Room, SU. Call be gaming tournaments, a deal- mation is more like a er's room and Japanese anima- opera. There is more plot, more "Many people have put in a ga "on the edge of the after- 9248736 924-5550 tion. depth," Smith said. great deal of sacrifice. Everyone shock zone to the west of the SJSU FENCING CLUB: Meeting DECANAL COMMITFM FOR THE Smith explained the mystique SJSU student Jason Silz said was working on a volunteer epicenter of the strong 6.7 and Practice, 5:30-7:30p.m., COLLEGE OF SCIENCE: Dean of Japanese animation, which he will probably attend the con- basis," he said. earthquake of May 2, 1983." SPX 089. Call 280-6019 Candidate - an open forum, has seen a resurgence in popu- vention to check out the Japan- Spartacon II will take place in That earthquake collapsed 1:30-2:30p.m. DH 505. Call larity. ese animation as well. He enjoys the SJSU Student Union Satur- most of Coalinga's two-block Saturday 924-5125 "It has a different style than it because of the different art day from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. downtown business district, ALPHA GAMMA (MAGA- American art. American car- style and story lines. Admission is $7.50 at the door. causing $31 million damage and MU 47 injuries in a city of 7,000 resi- BETA THETA PI FRATERNITY: Magazine Day ZINE CLUB): dents. Free car wash to benefit Ameri- 1994, workshops with represen- Contractor Recycle the By contrast, Thursday's quake can Diabetes Association, tatives from various publica- resulted in no reports of dam- 10a.m. - 4p.m., AmericGas Sta- tions, and featured speaker Den- age or injuries. tion (corner of 7th St. and 280). nis Erokan from BAM, rolls out new SPARTAN DAILY Call Mike 924-8310 9:30a.m.-2:15p.m., SU. Call Pat armored gun FILM AND VIDEO FESTIVAL: 4th or Cindy 924-3280 annual, the best on celluloid and ZAMBDA SIGMA GAMMA: SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) magnetic tape, 7:30 p.m., WSH Sorority Meeting, 6p.m., Defense contractor United Auditorium 109 Guadalupe Room, SU Defense on Thursday showed 5 guys 4 legends 3 lovers 2 friends 1 band NATIVE PLANTS: Sale from off a new combat vehicle built for the post-Cold War era. ha live. Lk:Aline is 5 SprarraCA tide is autitaHe tow suirIenis Faculty and stdf organirations Six prototypes of the XM8 are mailable at the Sysrtui Iktily,1*111 20R. Limited pm, nui (Ens befile publication. Forms Armored Gun System will be Este reducing the number of entries sirace may tested by the U.S. Army through 1997. 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April 22. 1994 SAN JOSE STATE Wavesarri SPARTAN DAILY

Earth Day: campus celebrates planet FP0111 page I like to bring out how they are clean and and FDA approved. It enhances your health feels that people did not know about Earth inquisitive," Meininger said. regime, according to Roland Felix, the dis- Day. Another vendor, One Earth, One People tributor of these product& "I don't think people know that I am was selling key chains, bracelets and Ameri- Felix said these products are not avail- het e. I haven't seen a lot of students," can Indian clothing. able in drug stores. He said 20 to 30 people Robinson said. A group of sixth Faders from Robert S. inquired about the products and how they Joy Meininger, the coordinator of the Kennedy was here visiting SJSU for the two work. South Bay In Defense of Animals said they Earth Day celebrations. Many of the chil- "It has been a real positive response, it have been getting a lot of response to the dren got a chance to visit the campus and has been time well spent," Felix said. Get Elephants Off Chains initiative. The the different Earth Day vendors. Another student, Holly Kitajima, a senior national organization has about 40,000 peo- "I think the students (sixth graders) here Management Information System major, ple and 230 locally. are getting hands-on experience. That said that she does not consider herself envi- "To educate the public about what goes makes a big impression," said Anne Valles- ronmentally conscious because she is too KEIN LEESPAR] AN PAILS on with imimal issues," Meininger said. "We teros, Environmental Resource Center busy educate on a number of issues. People executive director. "I never do anything," Kitajima said. "You don't realize all these things happen to The Rexall Showcase International want to do it, but you know you can't. All them. showed Clear Source Water Filters, and Pro- they're (the vendors) doing is making "Rodents get such a bad rap: we would tectol medication, which is safe, non-toxic money out of it."

LEFT: A large audience packed the Student Union amphitheater Thurday during the performance of Let's Go Bowling, a West-Coast based ska band. Wednesday's Earth Day band was local slca band Scankin Pickle.

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TOP: Musician Tajalli plays his traditional Native American wooden flute at his booth in front of the Student Union Thursday for the Earth Day festivities.

ABOVE: Jewelry maker Kathy Robinson, left, fits a necklace she custom made for Leslie Allen Wednesday. The necklace is made from black coral, which was obtained by child divers in Jamaica. JOHN LEESPARTAN DAILY

Nevada AG opposes condemned slayer's latest petition CARSON CITY (AP) The is the kind of case that causes the filed. power to prevent that review 140414tftiari confidence in our "What counsel for Gallego from occurring," Wieland Nevada attorney general has public to lose urged a federal judge to reject criminal justice system." is really saying is that they added. 10% off Any Entree another in a series of petitions While in prison, Gallego has want to put this case on Gallego was convicted in June I Specials: :utd appeals filed by condemned filed petitions in two Nevada die. permanent hold while they. 1984 of the kidnap-murders of come up with Karen Chap- I Won Ton Ike Stick Combination Crispy sex-slave killer Gerald Gallego. trict courts, three state Supreme other machina- Stacy Redican and Fried Noodles Gallego was sentenced to die Court appeals, and two U.S. Dis- tions to scuttle any attempt man Twiggs in what was Chow Fun in 1984 for the murders of two trict Court petitions. All have by the state to enforce the sen- described as a sex-slave fantasy. Won Ton Noodle Soup Sacramento teen-agers. "It is been denied. tence lawfully imposed ... upon now nearly 10 yea] s later at ul lit- Gallego's latest motion is for a a serial killer," Deputy Attor- The girl's decomposed bodies NOODLE igation in the matter is still pend- 6-month delay of a review in U.S. ney General Robert Wieland were found in the Nevada desert NEW TUNG KEE HOUSE ing," Attorney. General Frankie District Court, Reno, of another said in his response to Gallego's near Lovelock in 1980. 262 East Santa Clara St. Sue Del Papa said Wednesday. petition he filed last September. motion. Gallego was convicted largely 289-8688 Ms. Del Papa added that After a hearing in late Decem- "Gallego demands federal on the testimony of his com- from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM delays in the Gallego case are ber, the court established time habeas review of his convictions, mon-law wife, Charlene Gallego be in his 1:1112rwrill. DMII A "becoming unconscionable. This limits for various briefs to yet he does everything Williams. 12 Exp 4-30-94 Do San Francisco cracks down The Best on Celluloid on police spies after scandal The Best on Magnetic Tape something SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A San Francisco, said the police Join Us as a Pallette of Outstanding We Present good. spy scandal involving files leaked watchdog agency was already National & Regional Film & Video Short Subjects to B'nai B'rith has led San Fran- overburdened with a 700-case cisco officials to tighten up on With Works Chosen From Over 130 Submissions, This Year's Festival Promises to Be Our Best Yet backlog and would fail at the police intelligence-gathering. task without a bigger budget The new guidelines spring "This is a very bad start," Crew TI TS VISUAL AR S Feel from a case in which inspector said. "It'll be dumped on an 4 TI4 ANNLIA L Tom Gerard allegedly gathered agency that does not have information on political groups enough resources to do its job." something and turned it over to an infor- The new guidelines would mant for the Anti-Defamation have been unnecessary if the FILM VIDEO real. League of B'nai B'rith. department had implemented Gerard, San Francisco art the old set of guidelines the dealer Roy Bullock and the ADL commission approved in 1990, April 22 &23 F C S 1 vnt allegedly spied on at least 500 he added. from now on in America, any definition political and ethnic groups and Under the new policy, officers Friday & Saturday - 7:30 pm must include serving as many as 10,000 people from will undergo training in dealing San Jose State University of a successful life 1985 to 1992, most engaged in with First Amendment issues Washington Square Hall others. To find out how you con help in legal activity. such as political protests. And Auditorium 109 On Wednesday, the San Fran- the department is preparing a your community, call I (800) 6775515. cisco Police Commission unani- videotaped training course to Admission Price is $2 per Day funded by Associated Students mously approved rules members help officers determine which or $3 for Both Days ALT say will restrict political investiga- political actions are legal and POINTS OF LIGHT tions while allowing intelligence which are not. 0 gathering on racist or anti-gay Commissioners said the activities. guidelines had been clarified 9:30. Almadan Room "These guidelines are a fair and simplified, and that for the F prldn( p Staff 1% rtting balance," said Commissioner first time the panel was provid- With panelists from: Metro, Clothilde Hewlett, who wrote the ing an oversight mechanism for South Boy Accent, Sunset, and new policy. police investigations of political rnjzirv elay 19E4 Bay Area freelancers. But representatives of the groups. American Civil Liberties Union In the case that led to the rule 9:30. Costonoan Room said the final guidelines left change, Gerard, who was for- monday.apri1.25 ( meet, llot,irlp of 11ritinq police too much leeway in prob- merly assigned to the police With panelists from: ing activities protected by First intelligence unit, faces five felony Measure, Miller Freeman Inc., Amendment guarantees of free counts of illegally releasing gov- Newsweek, Milligan News. speech. ernment information. The commission will have the He abruptly retired and left 10:45. Almaden Room Office of Citizen Complaints, the country in November 1992 SJSU Student Union Alt..roatovp Publi,tony which investigates accusations after coming under investigation Luncheon 12:15, Umunhum Room... With panelists from: BAM against police officers, monitor by the FBI. He later returned available through Friday, April 22 at the Magazine, Future Sex, Might, the new guidelines. and has pleaded not guilty to the Mingle with the professionals. Tickets and The Nose. Dwight Bentel Hall John Crew, director of the charges. The ADE and Bullock Magazine Day table in ACLU police practices project in have not been charged. 10:45, Costonoon Room Featured Speaker 1:30, Umunhum Room... 6rIt sq )'our Fir.,? Position Dennis Erokan, President and CEO, BA/v\ Publications; Editor-In-Chief, BAM r With panelists from: The Magazine Sunnyvale Sun, PC Week, sH§ Parenting, DBMS, and Bay Area Parent, .ovre VOIR SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University Friday. April et less 5 Blues October trial set in spacey lawsuit over coins MINDEN (AP) A judge has tall, nordic extraterrestrial who flight command, intergalactic From page I ing for West Coast crowds ever canceled their appearance. scheduled Oct. 3 for the start of wears star-trek garb. federation fleet" since. Smokey plays the rowdy, They have been replaced by a 2-week jury trial to settle a dis- The Ekkers sued George and The Flickers' Phoenix Institute and are well known for their roadhouse style of blues the locally hot band WHAT., pute over $350,000 in gold coins Desiree Green for allegedly tak- publications state Hatonn orbits tongue-in-cheek lyrics and inno- designed for dancing. which just released its first CD sought by a couple claiming to ing the gold coins that were the earth warning people about vative musicianship. According Zakiya Hooker, daughter of April 1. One week later, the CD communicate with aliens from donated to the Greens while intergalactic strife and encourag- to Jazziz magazine, Little Charlie John Lee Hooker, will also per- was the number-one seller at outer space. they were officers at the Ekkers' ing them to take advantage of and the Nightcats belong to the form. She performed publicly local branches of Tower Douglas County Disuictiudge Phoenix Institute in Tehachapi. Nevada's relatively lax corpora- blues elite. for the first time in 1991, when Records, band manager Ken Ell- Dave Gamble scheduled the Also named was Leon Forte. tion laws. Smokey Wilson represents an she appeared in Oakland with ner said. trial, after previous plans to hold The Greens, now living in The 1993 Legislature took tes- older generation of blues greats. her father. She is quickly becom- "It's really been exciting. We the proceeding in June or July Bozeman, Mont., turned the timony on the Ekkers' activities Born in Mississippi in 1936, Wil- ing known in her own right. had no idea it was going to take had to be changed. coins over to the court pending during debate on corporate son learned how to play blues at This is the first year since off like this," Ellner said. The civil suit was filed by resolution of the dispute. They investment schemes. But law- the feet of legends Howling the Fountain Blues Fest- WHAT. plays blues-based Eddyjo and Doris Ekker of also filed a counterclaim action, makers wound up doing little Wolf, B.B. King, Jimmy Reed ival began that Little John Chris- rock 'n' roll and has performed Tehachapi, Calif., who claim to naming the Phoenix Institute, about incorporation law loop- and Elmore James. ley will not perform. Because of at p.'s Blues Downtown and have contact with someone the Ekkers, and even Hatonn, holes mentioned during that Wilson moved to Los Angeles family problems, Chrisley and J.J. s Blues Festival, as well as called Commander Hatonn, a "commander in chief, sector debate. in 1970 and has been perform- the Howling Iguanas have many other Bay Area clubs. Magazine Dar career advice available PERFORMANCE TUNE-UP From page I Representatives from Hewlett founder and head of the maga- vision to choose as their 6 Month/6,000 Mile Guarantee! CEO and founder of BAM Pub- Packard will also be present. zine department in SJSU's major, he said. lications will speak at 1:30 p.m. Matas said the computer manu- journalism and mass communi- Matas said Monday's discus- 4 cylinder- $49.95 regula in the Umunhum Room in the facturer's presence shows that cation department, said the sions will offer students exposure j 6 cilinder- $54.95 regula Student Union. writing and editing are not the event has something to offer to the media that classrooms and I 8 cylinder- $59.95 regub The Bay Area publisher will only jobs available in the jour- everyone. textbooks can't provide. also be available afterward for nalism industry. Although people of all majors Chances for internships, jobs /Bring this ad for.. casual discussion with those in Erokan said many journalism are consumers of the media, and meeting SJSU magazine ACCUTUNE attendance. majors overlook the fact that most do not understand the journalism alumni "opens up a & BRAKE Industry professionals from large corporations and business- process of how magazines are world beyond the classroom," "ft Newsweek, Metro, Sunset and es look for graduates who have put together, he said. Gotliffe said. Parenting magazines will speak been trained to write for publi- "(By attending Magazine "Everything is coming to you OFF 510E Sankt Clara Se on work issues affecting journal- cations. Day), you find out what's behind instead of you chasing it Cars) ai 118+ Scno aan4 ism students. Other journalists from South the scenes," Gotliffe said. around," he said. (Most Ala* 298 7722 Et 5/5/94 Free-lance versus staff writing, Bay Accent, Measure, Milligan Attending the event can In addition to a $500 gift from tr. careers outside of magazine writ- News, Bam, Future Sex, Might, also help journalism stu- publisher Miller Freeman, Mu ing and getting a foot in the The Nose, PC Week and Bay dents who cannot decide Alpha Gamma paid the rest of door of a magazine job area few Area Parent will also discuss the which emphasis in the depart- Magazine Day's $800 price tag of the topics that will be dis- nature of magazines in America. ment reporting and editing, from club dues and profits from cussed. Professor Harvey Gotliffe, magazine, or radio-tele- a bake sale, Matas said. 51:). EVERY THURSDAY 12 OZ BEERS, 6PM TO MIDNIGHT _ CO ck A OPEN UNTIL 3AM Clinton presses for wider air strikes in Bosnia THU.,FRI., & SAT. Reach the p-cor>. 05-C Occ ck."Ak.0 WASHINGTON (AP) Pres- shift in policy after months of "Air power alone will not set- SJSU market. psx4-4 ", ROCK N TACOS ident Clinton declared Wednes- indecision and takes the United tle this conflict," said Clinton. ADVERTISE r HEALTH-MEX I day that Serb forces responsible States and its allies deeper into "This conflict will have to be set- COS . tled through negotiations." for the carnage in the Muslim Bosnia's two-year civil war, which in the \ 131 W. SANTA (LAFtA enclave of Gorazde "must pay a has left 200,000 people dead or Defense Secretary William Od'x' jrya SPARTAN DAILY! tior (5 BLOCKS WEST OF CAMPUS) higher price" for their unrelent- missing. Perry, speaking to reporters during attacks. He called for more The North Atlantic Council ing a trip in South Korea, (408) 924-3270 aggressive NATO air strikes to will take up the proposal on Fri- described Clinton's proposal as I stop assaults on safe havens day, at the earliest, according to "a limited action," and empha- LGET ROCKED! , 993-8230 EXPIRES 4/29/94 throughout Bosnia. U.S. officials, who say they are sized that it would not make the a n= Acknowledging that the situa- confident of approval of the United States or NATO a com- tion in Gorazde is increasingly tougher strategy announced batant in the Bosnian war. grim, Clinton urged NATO to Wednesday by Clinton. "It is clear this proposal, if it is ban all heavy weapons from Earlier this week, United accepted, will not guarantee the Gorazde and other designated Nations Secretary-General security of the safe have areas," areas, as was done last month to Boutros Boutros-Ghali asked Perry said. "But it will be very break the siege of Sarajevo. NATO for authority to call in air effective in reducing the shelling THE NEXT BEST THING Clinton, at a White House strikes "against artillery, mortar that goes into these cities" and it news conference, said the Saraje- positions or tanks" determined will exact a higher price from vo approach was best despite to be attacking civilian targets in the Serbs for continued shelling. apprehension among some all six safe areas. "If it is not successful, then we allies. Clinton also urged tightening will have to consider other "Under the Sarajevo model sanctions on Serbia through actions," Perry said. He did not TO BEING AT you can say, 'OK, here's the safe stricter enforcement say what other actions would be zone, all the heavy weaponry has The president said the United considered. to be withdrawn or put under States, Russia and European Before speaking, Clinton con- U.N. control and if there's any allies planned "a major diplo- ferred by phone with Russian violation by anybody, there can matic initiative" to end the strife President Boris Yeltsin, French be air action," the president said. in the former Yugoslavia. He did President Francois Mitterrand "It is a much clearer thing." not provide details, saying they and Canadian Prime Minister WORLD CuP SOCCER. Clinton's plan represents a remain to be worked out. Jean Chretien. Experimental jet fighter program may lead to first ever tailless supersonic flight LEGACY TOUR '94.

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01994 A program of World Cup USA 1994 6 Friday. April 22. 1994 Sports San lost State University SPARTAN DAILY SJSU hosts women's Cycling team hopes to roll to nationals golf title tournament By Alex Betancoun pionship last May. join, but no one has ever tried to By Jack Bunting Spartan Daily Stall Writer "I almost can t believe it. It organize them. Simon Fisher Spartan Daly Staff Writer For the first time ever, the hasn't set in yet," Granshaw competes in the road races with With the California Intercollegiate tour- SJSU cycling club is ranked in said. "I think it's a major accom- SJSU and is sponsored individu- nament title under its belt, the women's the Top 10 of the Western Col- plishment for the team and for ally by Castrol Oil to race moun- golf team is hosting this season's Big West legiate Cycling Conference. SJSU." tain bikes Tournament at Silver Creek Valley Country The WCCC is currently the Pugh believes that this The club has recently Club today through Sunday. nation's top cycling confer- year's team has made a name acquired more sponsors, but First tee time today is at 2 p.m., but spec- ence in the National Colle- for SJSU, despite its relatively most of the expenses are still tators will have to show up at 7:15 am. on giate Cycling Association. small size. There are 30 mem- paid by its members. Saturday and Sunday if they want to see the According to Mike Spitz, pres- bers on the club roster, but "Everything comes from No. 2 college team in the country tee-off. ident of the SJSU Collegiate only about seven continuously our own pockets," Spitz said. The rigors of traveling to New Mexico, Cycling Club, the conference show up to the races, which "We have jerseys, shorts, skin Hawaii, Arizona and Oregon for tourna- has the fiercest competition, take place every weekend. Big- suits, and our own equipment ments has made hosting the tournament includes the best national rid- ger schools such as Berkeley, The only money we receive at the South San Jose country club a wel- ers and is usually represented Stanford and UCLA have any- from the school comes from a comed break, coach Mark Gale said. in the top five of the NCCA where from 50 to 100 mem- grant-matching program that "It's because we are mentally strong and championships. bers on their rosters. AS established this year." good players that we will win," said team "It's an adrenaline rush. It There are four men's cate- Spitz said the team is run member Nicole Materne. helps if you're a little crazy," gories and two women's cate- through Associated Students The team hopes to finish the first five Spitz said. gories in the NCCA. They are since the university's division of players in first through fifth place, she said. Team members Tim based on skill level and range intercollegiate athletics refuses Although the California Intercollegiate was Granshaw, Andy Chu and Molly from categories A to D, A being to acknowledge it. However, not the most important tournament of the Pugh have consistently placed the highest. Thomas Brennan, director of semester, Gale pointed out that the competi- i the Top 10 at every road race "You don't have to jump athletics, said that collegiate tion present made it an important victory. this smooson. which began in Feb- into racing. You can start at cycling is not an NCAA sport "It's a significant win when you've beat- ruary and will end in the last category D and work your way and therefore can't receive en the No. 3 (USC) and No. 6 (Stanford) weekend of April. If they con- up, Granshaw said. 'There's NCAA sponsorship. teams in the country," he said. tinue their streaks, they will par- no intimidation. Practically "Right now, cycling is not a Freshman Ji-yun Lee helped cinch the ticipate in the National Cham- everyone in the low category is sport that warrants considera- tournament in the last round, helping pionships to be held in Texas in new." tion," Brennan said. "But every- SJSU's team finish with a final score of 588. late May. The club has existed at thing is open for discussion. Lee's final score was 151. "I'm addicted," said Pugh, SJSU in one form or another There is a possibility that within Janice Moodie, who finished with a 144, who is ranked in the top five for 20 years, according to new emerging sports identified said she was not surprised by the new team for the women's top category Spitz. He said it used to be a by the NCAA last January we member's impressive sweep. in her first racing season. "It's very organized club that dwin- will consider them in the Gale said being at the top of women's exciting to be competing at a dled in size until three years future. There also needs to be a 11M KAOSPARTAN DAILY college golf in the country is expected by high level where you're actual- ago, when it started again with demonstrated interest, and SJSU cycling team members Molly Pugh and Tim Granshaw are everyone on SJSU team, but it takes con- ly racing against people who five people. Spitz is the first person in years Category A riders in collegiate racing. stant work to stay on top. are good. Last year the club doubled to show that." He said recruiting the right players has a lot Granshaw beat last year's in size. This year even more Spitz said he will try again to ment of cyding. WCCC, only three to five will to do with keeping the team's high ranking. national champion for the members were recruited. get the team recognized next "It's not a traditional sport participate in the National "Igo where the talent is," he said. time trial competition where Mountain bike racing may be year. 'There is money available. But the speed, and people rac- Championships The SJSU team For Gale, this has meant reaching as far he set the course record two included next year in order to The school has many services ing two or three inches from will hopefully be one of them. as the United Kingdom for Moodie and weeks ago in Santa Cruz. He attract more members. Spitz said we'd like to use but they're not each other at 30 mph makes it Members who participate will Lisa Walton and as close as Texas, where also won the U.S. Cycling Fed- that there are many mountain available to us," he said. exciting," Granshaw said. have to pay for their own travel Lee is from. eration district time trial chain- bike racers who have tried to Granshaw likes the excit- Out of the 25 teams in the expenses and entry fees

OBTAIN THE NEW STATE TEAR GAS PERMIT WAC: SJSU joins 16-team superconference From page 1 Pepper Spray and Mace alumnus Ed Mosher said. "Your "Over time, with increased ence, leaving the conference with be nationally recognized and degree is really as valuable as the profile in the WAC, we will get eight schools for football and bas- Course: Tuesday, April 26 receive the respect SJSU rightly perception of the university. It more attention and San Jose ketball. The Big West's Division I- 6 to 8 pm deserves," Brennan said. "It's a may be the greatest day in the State will have a strong part in A status may in jeopardy. great moment for SJSU and for history of the university. that," Mortimer said. "Most peo- 'The Big West is committed to Location: YMCA. the City of San Jose as well." According to Evans, the ple think that the San Francisco maintaining its Division I-A pro- 375 S. 3rd St., Son Jose SJSU plans to benefit from the WAC's Council of Presidents Bay is dominated by the City of grains," Brennan said. 'The Big WAC's lucrative television con- used three criteria to determine San Francisco. But the strength West is an outstanding conference. TO ENROLL PHONE I 1(800) 954-4006 u-acts with ABC and ESPN. By which schools would be invited, has moved south. San Jose State It's been a good experience." providing more home games with The criteria included academic will be bringing more to the SJSU men's basketball coach higher-caliber opponents, the uni- standing, the reputation and his- WAC than most of the other Stan Morrison said the move versity expects higher attendance tory of the athletic program and schools in our conference." means more teams, bigger are- Come Jgi,se A Jar At Paddy's and greater prospects of post-sea- the marketability of the campus. Aligning the 16-team confer- nas and greater expectations. son bowl games. "Our academic standing was ence into two divisions is the "Now, in the off-season, when Downtown's Friendliest Pub According to current WAC not an issue," Evans said. 'The next task for WAC officials. our players work out, they'll Commissioner Joe Kearney, the reputation of our athletic pro- 'The details of the divisional throw those extra weights on the On Tap at Paddy's: Paddy's is downtown's newest pbta for fwt league has a football contract gram was probably not an issue, structure, articulation of various bars," Morrison said. "They'll New Cast& Brown A4 and' food'. Enjoy great tasting food at with both ABC and ESPN. Kear- but our marketability was the scheduling options and revenue- want to run a little faster and affordable co irege pricer white riking and' ney said that if league competi- real issue. I'm proud that the sharing arrangements will need they'll jump a little higher. It's an Guinness z",-3*-c: unwinding ut our pool room & b)unge with AS Rahook tion is established by July of university's academic integrity to be discussed in the coming absolutely great moment for us." TSB a big screen Pt' for all sporting events. 1996, each school would make a was unquestionable." months," Mortimer said. "I am Brennan said the quality of 4). Bass 1 ow considerable amount of money Evans said that the enormous confident that the new 16-mem- the WAC's basketball programs aft Harp labbr from league playoffs. success of the NHL's San Jose ber conference will lead the will mean more borne games at 71, Anchor Steam The upgrade in conference Sharks, along with the Bay Area's WAC into an exciting future. We the San Jose Arena. Pitsner &quell quality, coupled with the new television market and population hope that we can have vigorous "Our goal is to use the San Btack7hom Cider Irish Pub & Restaurant $3.7 million Simpkins Field- convinced the conference of San cross-conference competition. Jose Arena as a venue, but we 70016 Smoke 1(3 house gives the program added Jose's marketability. We also want to avoid drifts." still intend to use the current on- if I sari ta 17ata wet, '.1)ozentozi'ri /11c / credibility. These landmark "San Jose State University With the addition of the six campus facility," Brennan said. i'ec,1 1,1 arld :rid .S1,, improvements give SJSU alumni gives us a major presence in the teams, the WAC becomes the Evans said the WAC will offer plenty to be excited about Bay Area," said Kenneth P. Mor- largest Division I-A conference in SJSU a chance to emerge from "You have to have product to timer, President of the University the history of the NCAA. It the shadow of Stanford Universi- be competitive in this market," of Hawaii and the 1993-94 Chair would stretch from Hawaii to ty and UC Berkeley. Spend Your S IN Europe. Not Getting There SJSU alumnus Ben Reich muth of the Council of Presidents. Tulsa and be in the Hawaiian, 'Perception is hard to change," said. 'This is the most significant "Rivalries will also be renewed as Pacific, Mountain and Central Evans said. "We have come a day in the history of the SJSU they become our third California time zones. Nine states in all will remarkable way in a short time. athletic program. school joining San Diego State be represented. The new perception of our pro- 'This lends credibility to all and Fresno State. We were Byjoining the new "supercon- gram is one of a winner and it will our programs, athletic and acad- impressed with the excitement ference," SJSU and UNIV will continue to be a winner." emic, from top to bottom," SJSU and commitment of San Jose." abandon the Big West Confer- Spartans, fans should savor joining WAC that we can compete, that we truth of the matter is there are a was a moment that was a are a first-rate institution. whole host of teams we've never /tlong time in the making President J. Handel Evans said played. There's a whole different and it was a moment to be it was "no accident" the press con- mentality in officiating. savored. ference was being held in the not- But who says joining the WAC is With the acceptance of an yet-finished Simpkins Fieldhouse. going to prevent our women's golf invitation to join the Western 'This building typifies and team from winning another NCAA Athletic Conference, a new era represents what is happening in title? Who says our women's bas- of Spartan athletics began. this program. And it is happen- ketball team won't continue the Giddy excitement filled the JENNIFER IKUTA ing in first-class manner." winning tradition that was born room as coaches, who probably From the Bench Playing in the WAC will gen- this season? Who says Big West rarely get a chance to speak at erate more revenue and make Coach of the Year Stan Morrison length, talked and joked with We'll play teams like Brigham SJSU nationally prominent. couldn't become the Western Ath- each other. Television crews set \bung, Air Force, Fresno State and There are other benefits too. letic Conference Coach of the up at the front of the room in the Runnin' Utes of Utah. SJSU, "Now we'll get bigger color Ikar? (More coaches, but why the nearly-completed Simpkins situated in one of the largest met- pictures on the front page," not?) Fieldhouse. WAC team logos ropolitan areas on the West Coast, Evans quipped. Playing in a 16-team super. 16 of them hung on the wall will gain national prominence. Detractors of collegiate athlet- conference like the WAC should behind the podium. Spartan games (no telling how ics and naysayers of Spartan elevate expectations of fans and It was, quite simply, the begin- many or how few) may be broad- sporting teams will claim that players alike. By playing tougher ning of great things to come. cast on ESPN once we begin play- SJSU is just looking to get teams and being in a conference Everyone in the room knew it, Mg teams in the WAC thrashed at sporting events, that with greater national promi- You should be spending your vacation dollars on the good stuff I and they enjoyed it. 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A SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University World Events Friday. April 21 1994 Castro inviting Serbs shell Gorazde hospital exiles' return ElSARAJEVO, Bosnia- workers and military observers, Herzegovina (AP) - killing or wounding 25 people. HAVANA, Cuba (AP) - Scorning Washington's There was no word on whether Luis Manuel Martinez tough talk, Bosnian Serb tanks U.N. staff were hurt. fled Havana the day showered Gorazde with cannon The Serb offensive against Fidel Castro marched in. With- fire Thursday, killing dozens of Gorazde, one of six U.N.- in months, he was training in people and reducing a hospital declared "safe areas" in Bosnia, the jungle in hopes of over- ward to "heaps of flesh and has continued in defiance of throwing the revolutionary metal." world condemnation, and even leader. Doctors and town officials of their own cease-fire agree- He is back 35 years later to contacted by ham radio said ments. talk instead of fight, as one of Thursday's bombardment was On Wednesday, President about 200 Cuban exiles gath- the worst of the three-week Serb Clinton urged NATO to "make ered for a conference on the offensive against the besieged the Serbs pay a higher price" problems of 1 million Cubans Muslim enclave. for the continued carnage by abroad and the Caribbean "Counting the dead and authorizing air strikes to protect island's own deep woes. wounded doesn't make sense civilians in Gorazde and the The Conference on the any more," said Esad Ohra- other safe areas. He also called Nation and Emigration, which novic, a local official. for tighter sanctions against Ser- begins Friday, marks a major The United Nations reported bia. effort by President Castro's Thursday that Serb infantry had Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Communist government to entered Gorazde for the first Karadzic called Clinton's court the exiles it long spurned time. approach a "fatal mistake" and as "worms" but now hopes will Chinmaya Gharekhan, spe- said there would be no more provide economic and political cial political adviser to U.N. Sec- peace talks until all sanctions backing. retary-General Boutros Boutros- against Serbia were lifted. "I have not stoped being Thousands of fleeing Rwandans feared dead Ghali, told The Associated Press NATO diplomats reacted an anti-Communist,' Martinez ENAIROBI, Kenya (AP) At least a half-million people Rwanda's interim govern- that he would not, however, favorably to a U.N. request for said Thursday. "I did not - With the death toll have fled their homes in the ment, which is dominated by characterize the city as having wider use of air power in renounce my ideas." But he from Rwanda's brutal Central African nation since the majority Hutu ethnic fallen to the Serbs. He said the Bosnia, but delayed a final deci- said he has "adjusted to reali- ethnic fighting already estimat- fighting between Hutus and group, has put the number of Serbs earlier had moved tanks sion pending military consulta- ty." ed at 100,000, relief officials Tutsis broke out two weeks ago. displaced people at 2 million, into the city and then withdrew tions. "After 35 years, the problem voiced fears Thursday that tens But fewer than 20,000 have nearly one-quarter of the pop- them. A convoy of 100 U.N. peace- ... is not at the same point as it of thousands more may have crossed into neighboring coun- ulation. But most aid agencies Ohranovic said four wire- keepers and 41 medics was on was when I began my exile in been butchered trying to flee tries, their traditional sanctuar- consider that figure inflated. guided rockets landed near a its way to Goradze from Saraje- 1959." the country. ies in times of trouble. building that houses U.N. aid vo on Thursday.

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San Jose State University OUTSTANDING STUDENTS The top 5% of juniors and the top 10% of seniors are invited to membership Congratulations to the following San Jose State University faculty, staff, and students:

SENIORS DUWEENA JORDAN LIEN TI-ZAN WENDA KEIKO MARCUS AMBER ABERNATHY DENISE KAWAKAMI SUSAN VAUGHAN-SURMAN MARY MARENTIS ESTHER ACOSTA SAMANTHA KHA BEVERLY VIAJAR LISA MA7TOS MARI ANDREWS ANNIE KLINE JENNIFER WAGSTER VIRGINIA MATTOS PALLIE RAIN MICHELLE LAUREN JANE WANG KATHRYN MC CUE HELEN BAKER DUANE LINDEN KAREN WARNE MARY MEDEIROS CHRISTOPHER BARTON PAMELA LITTLE ERIC WILSON ERI MEYER SJULI BEEKHUIS ARTHUR MAC ARTHUR KIMBERLY WONG DOUGLAS MICHAEL STACEY BONES ELAINE MASSEY DEE WU BAOHA NGUYEN TRAM BUI RICHELLE MASUDA HO NGUYEN TODD BULLOCK FRANCES MCNICHOL JUNIORS KHA1 NGUYEN JOEL BUSCH PATRICIA MENA JOYCE APKER LINH NGUYEN DEBRA CAIRES HEIDI MONDRAGON ERIC BATES LINH C NGUYEN BROOS CAMPBELL BECKY MOODY HEIDI BENSON NAMPHUONG NGUYEN REBECCA CAN MARK MUELLER ANNA BOEH PHUONGKIEU NGUYEN DEBRA CARTER EDWARD MULLEN KAREN BOWMAN GRIMALDI TRANG NGUYEN STEPHANIE CHRISTENSEN JULIET NAIL DA SILVA MARY CALHOON VU NGUYEN JUDY CIRCUIT KATHY NEIL JAIME CARIAGA BARBARA PARENT JANET COFIE KHANH NGUYEN LYNN CHANG KELLEY PAUL MICHAEL CRANE KIM NGUYEN LESLIE DAVIS LAOS PELIKAN ALEX DABAK SHARON OROZCO COREY DISHMON MICHAEL POWERS ROGER DAVIS CLAUDIA PETRY JOANNE DOVVNIE REGINA REED JOSE DE JUAN TAM PHAN REBECCA DUEBEN SALLY REICH DWAYNE DEI ROSSI AMY PIZZO TRANG DUONG KATHERINE RICHARDS-AGNEW JENNIFER DEUTSCH LOUISE PONCINI JAN ELISABETH DANA ROSITANO SETH DICKSON CARMEN QUINTANAR PATTI FINUCANE DAWN SCHIAVO TODD DOLGOFF MONICA RAIGOZA MALINI GADEPALLY MONICA SILVA RYAN DOLLARD TODD RICHARDS SHERRY GERBI KAREN SLESNICK JODI EDWARDS MICHELLE RIFFEE ROBERT GREER GRANT SZALAY NANCY ELLIOTT MICHAEL RITZ SUSAN GREGG SHAWNA THOMPSON DEAN ELSIE MICHELLE ROSINGANA SARAH HARVEY DONNA TRISKA ERIKA FAUST GAYLE ROSS SUNSERI ALICIA liERASIMCHUK LAURA TURNER KATHLEEN FOX SUSAN RUNSVOLD KRISTIN HILDRETH DURRIYA TYABJI MATTHEW GARLAND DIANA SCHULTZ RYLLE JONES MARIA VELAZQUEZ CAROL GOTH MARYROSE SCOTT DAVID KATSUMOTO GINA VERBRUGGE ILSE GROSS PATRICIA SHEHANE GORDON KING LOUIS VILLAFUERTE CHRISTINE HAGION PHILIP SHIN BUFFY KWALICK CYNTHIA VILLANUEVA KIMBERLEY HALEY ERICA SHIRLEY VAN LAI SHANNON WELTON JEFFREY HARDIN MARJORIE SMITH PUIYAN LAM YVONNE WILLIAMS DIANE HAYWOOD VIRGINIA SMITH MICHELLE LAU CYNTHIA WINOSKI CHRISTINE HICKS EVELYN SOLIS HA LE CAROL HORNER THERESA SUTTON DAVID LEE ANGELINA HUBBS DANIELLE THERIAULT LUKE LEE JENNIFER HUB1S ALISA THOMAS AYE AYE MA SONIA JARAMILLO MICHELLE TOMISHIMA TODD MADIGAN

DISTINGUISHED ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD President Toni Campbell Child Development Ken Blase Journalism and Mass Communications Vice President Lee Dorosz Biological Sciences Secretary Katheen Wall Student Counseling Services DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD Treasurer Cynthia Margolin Undergraduate Studies Lewis Bundy EOP/Student Development Services Membership Veril Phillips Mathematics and Computer Science Past President Jo Whitlatch Child Development FACULTY AND STAFF ELECTED TO PHI KAPPA PHI Michele Bolton Business DELEGATES AT LARGE Jane Boyd Women's Studies Ray Chen Electrical Engineering Lewis Bundy EOP/Student Development Services Steve French Art and Design Judith Lessow-Hurley Teacher Education Barbara D Green Controller Joe Pesek Chemistry St. Saffold Ombudsman Marty Schulter Disabled Student Services Diane Schaffer Social Work Diane Stover Journalism OFFICERS OF SJSU CHAPTER FOR 1994-95

The National Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi was established in 1987 to recognize superior scholarship ana excellence among faculty and students across all academic disciplines. The Local chapter of Phi Kappa Phi serves as San Jose State University's officially designated Honors Program. Each year, the organization awards over $50,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors (members and non-members) who apply through their local chapters. Phi Kappa Phi also sponsors the annual prestigious San Jose State University Lecture-A- thon and the President's Scholarship for Outstanding Minority Achievement.

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