Players' tempers peaked after UCSB defeat Basketball players formed pact; Inside the Basketball recruiting future chose to walk out of practice WALKOUT remains bright despite walkout By Daniel Vasquez By Daniel Vasquez Daily staff writer Daily staff writer The phone calls came one after the other. The future of the SJSU men's basketball team is as bright as can be ex- It was Jan. 16, and earlier that evening UC-Santa Barbara had beaten the S..151.1 pected. Spartans 69-48. SJSU basketball team captain Dietrich Waters was too tired SJSU had to replace 10 players who boycotted the team Jan. 18. The and frustrated to counsel his teammates about what to do about their coach, boycott has all but ended. Bill Berry. Three of the players who left the team have agreed to come back An- But the following day, as they prepared for practice, the players formed a gelo Foccia, David Hollaway and Tony Fanner. pact and agreed to take a bold step desertion. The NCAA found the players in violation of bylaws and held them re- The Spartan Daily interviewed six of the 10 so-called walk -out players (1 sponsible for $40 each in tines. and Athletic Director Randy Hoffman over the past two weeks. What The bylaws forbid athletes from receiving benefits not available to the emerges through the interviews is a portrait of 10 men who came together for general student body such as legal services and free entertainment the one brief moment to take a bold stand and grab national headlines. players allegedly received from tort attorney Melvin Belli. While the players were showered with attention, though, their efforts Foccia has paid his fine, said SJSU Athletic Director Randy Hoffman. were disintegrating amid a mix of player apathy, fear and disparate goals. Hollaway and Farmer are expected to pay soon, he said. Seniors Steve Haney, Anthony Perry, Rodney Scott, Dietrich Waters, The team has signed three letters of intent for next year. They are Robert George Williams, sophomores Sean Davis. Tony Farmer, Angelo Foccia, Dunlap. a 7-foot high school center from Texas; Andre Brooks, a 6-2 guard and freshmen Damon Greer and David Hollaway took the stand. from San Jose City College, and Jeff Novitsky, a 6-7 forward from Skyline They have a lot in common. College in San Bruno. Current players eligible to return are guards Besides being athletes and college students, most had played against each Duane Broussard and Tom Desiano. Broussard sat out this season because of back problems and De- other on high school teams or in other leagues before coming to SJSU. If not The walkout: a special report siano went from being seldom used before the boycott to a starting position friends, most had already acquired a respect for each other on the court be- after. fore individually signing letters of intent to SJSU. Pg. 4 Up close with SJSU Coach Bill Berry They would soon have more in common. Hoffman does not expect the boycott to affect recruiting, which ends in mid-April. Although they had a night to cool off after the UC-Santa Barbara loss, the Pg. 4 Big West coaches support Berry Berry's contract ends this year and is up for review. His overall record as players were still upset when they met in the locker room for their normal a coach is 142 wins and 136 losses. 2:30 p.m. practice. Before long, everyone agreed that something had to be Pg. 5 Three sub-groups emerge from boycott Only two more boycotters could still be eligible for next year fresh- done. Immediately. man guard Damon Greer and sophomore guard Sean Davis. At one point, someone suggested leaving practice. The players won't say Pg. 7 Replacements meet UNLV tonight Greer was expected to play most of this season before he cut his season in

See page 6 06. half with the walkout. Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Volume 92, No. 15 Thursday, February 16, 1989 Assemblyman aids A.S. in Rec Center disputes

By Mary R. Callahan place, said SJSU President Gail Ful- above the amount approved by stu- Daily staff writer lerton at a Feb. 7 press conference. dents in the 1984 referendum autho- Assemblyman John Vasconcellos However, Vasconcellos remem- rizing Rec Center construction, joined forces with Associated Stu- Students raise questions about fees, overruns; bered voting for an absolute cap of Hawkins said. dents in seeking an end to student $40 per student per year on student The officers also requested justifi- union fee increases. union fees, Kirmsse said. cation for university officials' failure Vasconcellos will send a letter and Vasconcellos demands answers from chancellor "We're pleased to see that our to notify students of the cap on stu- a list of questions to the California representative. John Vasconcellos, dent union fees. State University chancellor regard- has taken an interest in some of They also seek an explanation for ing management of the Rec Center. Hawkins, A.S. President Terry of the Rec Center. fees is necessary to cover bonding SJSU's problems. which include stu- changes made to the original design cost overruns and rising student McCarthy and Leigh Kirmsse, direc- Vasconcellos reacted with "great indebtedness resulting from Rec dents paying for $10 million of mis- approved by the students. For exam- union fees, said David Hawkins, tor of California State Affairs, first concern about student union fees and Center construction, according to a management." McCarthy said. ple, a planned child care center was legislative director for the California approached the assemblyman Jan. cost overruns on the building itself," November letter she sent to assem- Now that the questions are being excluded and the amount of arena State Students Association. The as- 24. They presented complaints about said Pamela Spratlen, senior consul- blymen. sent "the ball is now out of our seating was reduced. semblyman hopes his inquiries into student union fees raised above the tant to the Assembly Ways and The fees currently are set at $65 court," he said. In addition, the students are again these matters will help resolve long- $40 per-year cap stipulated in the ed- Means Committee. per semester. Two of the questions require fur- asking why they were refused access held student concerns, Hawkins said ucation code and about the lack of CSU Chancellor Ann Reynolds The $40 cap only applies to those ther explanation for raising the fees to a $100,000 legal fund established Tuesday. student involvement in development contends that repeatedly raising the campuses without bonding acts in above the education code ceiling and See REC. back page Heated debate SUBOD lowers student user fee Ido... By Joel Beers lose money. Student fees would Daily staff writer 'This amounts to eventually be raised anyway to cover The cost of allowing student expenses groups to use the Rec Center's main double-taxing. I'd "We're talking atsout the prin- arena provoked heated debate at ciple here,- said Associated Stu- Tuesday's Student Union Board of like student dents Controller Mark Murillo, who Directors meeting. changed the figure to $75)) from the The board decided that student or- organizations to original $1,(XX). "This amounts to ganizations recognized by the uni- double -taxing the students. I'd like versity will pay 5 percent of gross have greater to see the student organizations, ticket sales, or $750, whichever is which have paid and built the build- higher, to use the main arena. access.' ing, have greater access than those Off-campus organizations will Mark Murillo who didn't. " pay 10 percent of gross ticket sales, A.S. Controller A.S. President Terry McCarthy or $2,000. also opposed the $1,000 figure. but Originally, the fee for student charging students the same amount agreed that some fee must be groups such as fraternities or clubs to as non -student groups to use the charged to all groups. schedule dances and other activites arena was unfair because student "Students built this facility and in the arena was $1,000. or 10 per- funds built the facility. have been paying for it for several cent of ticket sales. This is the same However, other board members years. They should get a break," he fee charged Intercollegiate Athletics. said if students had unlimited access said. "It was built purely by student Several board members said to the arena, the Rec Center would See FEES, bark page Supervisors ban assault rifles in unincorporated, rural areas By Shelby Grad Daily staff writer In a move supporters say will The County make the county a safer place to live, the Santa Clara County Board of Su- Ordinance: pervisors Tuesday banned assault ri- fles in all unincorporated areas. bans assault-style weapons in all "There is no need for people to se have weapons of war in a civilian so- unincorporated parts of Santa Clara County ciety," said Supervisor Zoe Lofgren in an interview Wednesday. se. bans the safe of assault rifles in County About 200,000 people live in unincorporated areas including gun shows unincorporated parts of the county. which include rural ranches in the at the S ta Cla County airgrood eastern foothills, the urban Burbank area just west of downtown and the wake of the fatal shootings in a The ban covers semiautomatic ri- suburb of Cambrian Park near Los Stockton schoolyard. fles with magazines that hold more ordinance was passed unani- Gatos. The than five bullets and semiautomatic helley Daily staff photographer The neighborhoods around SJSU mously by the five-member board shotguns with magazines that hold are in the city of San Jose and are not despite objections by rifle owners, more than six shells. Bride Diana Rodriguez, a junior majoring in psy- ding at the Spartan Memorial chapel to Ralph included in the law. who believe it is their constitutional The law also outlaws sales of as- chology, prepares for her Valentine's Day wed. Willis, a salesman at a local jewelry store. The county ban follows in the right to own such weapons. See BAN, back page 1989 /Spartan Pat!c 2 Page 2 Thursday, February 16, Daily Forum "Tit Is Is A GREAT PL ACE rof2- A ST- c K- uP " Campus Voice Spartan A month for dreams Mark Clifton is a senior studying public Daily administration at SJSU. Fcbruary is a festive time in America as it Published for the University celebrates the contributions made by and the University Community African-American citizens to the nation and by the Department of Journalism the world. During this month, we see the awe as images of and Mass Communications documentaries and view in segregation appear on screen. We sec the film Since 1934 footage of Dr. King standing at the Lincoln Monument telling the nation of his dream about "the sons of former slaves, and the sons of former slave owners can sit down together at the table of brotherhood." We see former Governor George Letters to the Editor Wallace standing outside the law and declaring, "Segregation yesterday, segregation today, and segregation tomorrow." These images and many Bending under pressure others are indelibly imprinted upon the intellect of American minds. Editor, Though these images are a great reminder of I don't believe it. After reading what the three the past, we must begin to view the present basketball players intend to do to rejoin the team, I through the eyes of intellectual intrigue, lest thought it was a total sellout from what they welike Lot's wifesuffer from looking back. originally didgoing as far as to stage a walkout There comes a time when the present must be and then pay to come back to the program. analyzed. To proudly sit upon the fence of history Tommie Smith and John Carlos you ain't. and talk about how we got over keeps us from Why did you guys sell out? Can you face the present realities. remaining players who walked out? All this hoopla I admire greatly the sacrifices and struggles our about your rights and being treated fairly isn't such forefathers endured. Many dedicated men and a big deal after all. You people made a statement women died carrying the cross of freedom; they throughout the NCAA that the athlete is the shed their blood so that I might inherit eternal NCAA, and one day the athlete will stand up and opportunities. I appreciate the mothers who had to say enough of your sanctions and probations. rise early in the morning to go across town and Instead, you three sold out to every athlete who raise others' children, while hers had to wait until had a cause, by giving in to the man, the the evening to receive her care. institution, the establishment pig; you let them ir I appreciate the many fathers who were stripped know that they are still in control What are you r*. of their dignity and not allowed to earn decent and really going back to? Don't you people understand .. ----i -- i(to4C4vet fair wages while practicing their trades. I that by walking out you gave the baskeZball ttcli-nuez. appreciate the many preachers who were bold program its death blow? Now you want to pay to enough to speak out against an unjust system and play; you're just ripping yourselves off. planted themselves deep in the trenches of protest. To the remaining players, stay strong and don't The past is fixed and unchanging. It's like a tree back down from your commitment more power planted by the banks of eternity firmly cemented in to you. Too many risks in growing up time. Nothing we say or do can alter what history Joe Salazar I grew up in the town of Santa to know that no matter how much of has inscribed on its scrolls. Therefore, I would like Senior Clara, right next door to San Jose. to discuss the present. Human Performance an authority figure someone is, they When I was a little girl, I walked to don't have to do what he says if they the store with my friends. We often think it is wrong. And they need to a people, we have a long way to go before took biking trips to Vasona park in know there is safety in numbers. Aswe can be content. It would be a tragic A quest for the truth Los Gatos, and we played hide-and- As adults, we must protect mistake to think that because a small seek until 10 p.m. in the summer. children, all children. If we see percentage of us have degrees and have become Editor, I fondly recall those innocent, something that doesn't look right, Buppies (black urban professionals) that we have A few days ago you ran a story about the carefree times, but it makes me we shouldn't just look the other it made. We are still the last hired and the first controversy over fees for parking on this campus. wonder. When I have children, will way. We should ask the child if fired. We are still underpaid, overworked and You quoted representatives of the students as I allow them these same freedoms? everything is all right, or we should definitely overlooked. We are seen as unpatriotic, saying they agreed with the chancellor's office that Children need to explore the world ILA find someone, perhaps a police intellectually inferior, and rabble rouscrs. But to the C.F.A. (on behalf of the faculty) was wrong in in order to learn and grow. But it officer, who can assess the situation. stand on the sidelines of analysis and point the claiming that there was a surplus in the fund for has become so frighteningly Lisa Elmore Sometimes just stopping to ask finger at society for its built-in racism would be building new parking facilities, and that therefore dangerous for them out there. what is going on can save a child partial. To be fair, we must also look at ourselves the recent enormous increase in the cost of parking All around us children are them prey to the social mutants who from trouble. I did this once when I as part of the problem that plagues us. I propose at SJ.S.U. was unjustified. simply vanishing without a trace. I maliciously tear them away from saw a man in a car harassing a we use the microscope of objectivity and be bold I am wondering, how can these representatives want to know who is taking them the safe, loving environment they young girl at a bus stop. When he enough to say what we see. of the students possibly know, one way or the and why. Why are people able to have known all of their lives. saw me, he drove away. Black athletes have sold out the "Dream" by other, whether such a surplus actually exists? The steal children so easily? What This problem should be Also, we need to find out what using their riches to consume the poison of drugs. existence or non-existence of such a surplus is, in makes them so accessible? approached from two angles. malfunction in society produces a Certainly not all athletes, but a growing number of the first place, not a matter of opinion but a matter I've heard parents say, "You have The first step is making children person who can commit the heinous them carelessly waste their money. It would be of fact; and in the second place it is not a matter of to teach them to be careful without less vulnerable. We must teach crime of stealing a child. We need nice to hear of more people like Joe Morgan. who public knowledge but a matter to be discovered by making them paranoid." them how to defend themselves as to find ways to prevent people from sponsors Little League baseball teams; or Dave a fact-finding board. Some of the most wonderful early as possible. As much as we turning out like this. And we need Stewart, who spends several hours of his free time As I understand it, the C.F.A. has initiated a qualities of the children I know are hate to scare them, we have to let to counsel those who are to keep visiting various community projects. Instead, we process whereby the existence or non-existence of their innocence, their way of them know there are people out them from damaging so.many hear of players being suspended for freebasing this alleged surplus will be discovered and made a looking at the world so directly, and there who can hurt them. They people's lives. their brains away. The money they are smoking matter of public knowledge: an impartial fact- their open, friendly natures. need to know that no matter how This, of course, could take years away could be used to build libraries or to sponsor finding board is at this very moment looking into But it seems that these beautiful nice the person is, they simply of study and many resources. But cub scout troops. Some could be used as the matter. If this board decides that there is in fact qualities arc also the ones that make cannot trust a stranger. They need aren't our children worth it? scholarship money for underprivileged students such a surplus, the C.F.A. will fight for a rollback who show academic potential. Perhaps Black of parking fees for everyone on all the athletes could donate a computer facility. Wishful campusesstudents and staff as well as faculty. If, thinking? No, just proposing a change in the on the other hand, this board decides there is no Got more to say than a letter will allow? spending habits of reckless athletes worshipping at such surplus, everyone on all the campuses will the altar of the pipe. have to pay the enormous new fee that the The Spartan Daily invites students, staff, faculty and the surrounding community to chancellor's office wants to impose. make their concerns and interests known through the Campus Voice. The students on this campus should not be do we see driving through urban areas? unhappy that the C.F.A. is trying to prove that this All subjects will be considered, especially those immediately related to SJSU. WhatWe see young men, gifted and black. Many increase is not necessary. If the C.F.A. obtains the of them have given up hope and lost the decision from the fact-finding board that it is Any people or places on campus you want readers to know about? faith. They call you "Soul brother" in the day, and expecting, the students will find their future National or international issues you feel strongly about? at night they haul your television away to support parking fees lowered substantially. their habits. Many of them are prominent pushers Dennis Chaldecott The Campus Voice is your chance to be heard on the Forum pagewrite now. and useless users of dope. They must come to Professor of English realize that life means more than having a beeper Typewritten or computer copy is preferred (two to three pages), and all disks will be returned. on their hip, a Mr. T chain on their neck, and a Contact Leah Pels, Forum editor, for further information and examples at 924-3280. name brand on their butt. Life is helping an old lady up the steps; life is tutoring a child in his or Teams didn't deserve the ax her books; life is service you give to others. Our families are not as strong as they once Editor, were. Now it's the norm for the woman to be the I commend the Associated Students on their father, mother, provider and everything else. withholding of funds for the minor sports. It is a Maybe it is true that the "hand that rocks the cradle shame when funds are cut. But what about whole also rules the world." Black men, we can't be sports? Is it more of a crime to withhold travel content to make babies and push them onto the money or release athletes? state. We've got to take on our manly In a recent article, Dan Buerger, Gail Fullerton's responsibility and raise that baby. Manhood isn't assistant, stated that "...there's some kind of measured by the hip down, but by the waist up. victimization going on" and that "...the athletes But every coin has two sides. Sisters, you've got were being held hostage." Well, if these are to exercise prudent judgment. If you know your hostages then the four discontinued minor sports boyfriend isn't working or going to school trying were terrorist victims. Being one who has to better himself, then you've got to close the gates experienced the guillotine of SJSU of excitement or station strong protective guards at administration's homicidal tendency toward minor the gate. sports, I can relate to the athletes' plight. However, I've highlighted a few of the pressing concerns is it that important to set principles aside in search our generation is confronted with. We must light of travel money? the torch of intrigue and curiosity to reverse these For the sports that were cut, road travel was trends. We must be bold and unwavering in our commonplace; the athletes were expected to keep academic pursuits to better equip us to deliver our pace in their classes. That was a given. For the people from the ills that hinder our progress. I claim to be made that "programs will suffer" is know it's hard to matriculate, and the odds are absurd in comparison to the programs cut. Where against you. Just the other day, someone close to was this uproar when the 100 or so athletes were me said, "Just because you are going to get a sent packing? degree doesn't mean you arc going to make it. SJSU women's volleball coach, Dick There are many people with degrees roaming Montgomery, asked whether he should walk after around out there." As I pondered within how to 10 years because the A.S. doesn't care. Well, respond to this person, the thought came to mind Coach Montgomery, it's the administration that (in that there are more people wandering around your own words) doesn't give a rat's rear. If the without degrees than with them. As SJSU Afro- surviving minor sports had shown more uniform American Department Chair Steve Millner said, support for their deceased brethren this "Having a degree doesn't guarantee you anything, withholding of funds would never have occurred. but not having one guarantees you a whole lot." These athletes must recognize the Snidely Keep studying. Hold out your chest and Whiplash (the Administration) and the Dudley Do- continue the fight to lift our people from the yoke right (A.S.) and pursue the villain, not the hero. of intellectual, spiritual and economic deprivation. The A.S.'s position in this matter must be Afro-American History Month is a great time, supported or the terrorism will continue. but let us not only look back. Look at the present Michael DeGeorge to better help us chart the waters of future Ex-wrestler progress. Spartan Daily/Thursday, Feburary 16, 1989 Page 3 Dead Milkmen to deliver 'butt music' to San Jose By Joel Beers Daily staff writer The Dead Milkmen are four 'I don't think we're any different from Philadelphia guys who sing songs about life in the 80's and get a lot your typical garage band. Or garbage of airplay on college radio stations. band if you want to add a letter' Examples of subject matter on the band's latest album, - Rodney Anonymous "Beelzebubba," include the truth Lead singer behind John Lennon's assassination (Ringo did it), public television's obsession with "I don't think we're any Really bad TV," he said. " volcanos, and a touching analysis different from your typical garage 'Portrait of a Teenage Runaway'; of James Brown's marital strife. band. Or garbage band if you weird nature shows like 'Life of a But if you're planning on want add a letter." Sea Urchin'. Actually, my life checking out the band's show "Beelzebubba" is receiving really isn't much different from a tonight at San Jose's Cactus Club more attention than any previous typical Sea Urchin." on First Street, you better bring a Milkman album, both in sales and While admitting the band has rain coat - even if it's not wet airplay. But that isn't necessarily improved in its five years of outside. good news, according to existence, Anonymous said it's "Our stageshow is a little Anonymous. not going commercial in the near The Dead Milkmen will perform their own brand of rock n' roll at San Jose's Cactus Club tonight at 8:30 p.m. different because we like to dump "I like the idea of more people future. buckets of urine on the audience," hearing our music," he says. "But "We've gotten better, but we've says lead singer Rodney stayed the same," he says. "I don , I don't get real excited when they Anonymous Anonymous. say we're getting more radio play. think we've lost any of our edge. I commentators, its only natural says. the East Coast somewhere where The Dead Milkmen have been hear it, I think, 'Oh boy, wake up in a cold sweat that he would comment on two of "Back when the band first its warm but always foggy, so When I started up everybody was called everything from gross and us and .38 Special.'" sometimes thinking that we're his more mainstream peers, Bob dead there's no TV reception. All the immature to masters of satirical finally in the mainstream, but I Dylan and Bruce Springsteen. something. The Dead Boys. The liberals want their kids to grow up The musical preferences of the Dead Kennedy's. Dead Milkmen wit in their five years of band's members - Anonymous, don't think we're ever going to get "I think every person is born there since there's no TV, but recording. But as Anonymous Dave caught in the awards and all that with a limited number of ideas," was a natural. We were going to somebody sets up a radio station guitarist Joe Talcum, bassist call ourselves Husker Du but says, there's only one term that Blood and drummer Dean Clean crap." he said. "Bob used his up a long off the coast. accurately describes the group's -are spread over the entire Actually, I have a plaque on my time ago. .lobody besides myself had ever "This guy plays one tune for music. wall that reminds me of how "I like to get out on stage and seen the commercial...Actually, seven hours straight, and always music spectrum. For example, some of the guys in the programs "We play butt music. Anonymous says two of his stupid it really is. We were up for talk to the audience instead of just one hour of hate, where Everybody always wants me to best band in Philadelphia last standing around when a (guitar) (Milkmen) don't even know what he opens up the dictionary and favorites are the Butthole Surfers, yellow is. They've led picks out a explain it a little more but I can't. a neo-punk band in the early 80s, year, but we lost to Cinderella. string breaks or something, (but) really word like Zebra and It's butt music. It's subversive, it's it's not like Springsteen who has sheltered lives." preaches against it. and Ray Charles. You can't be much worse than sick and I like to think of it as a that." the same spontaneous talk every Anonymous said he does have a "Actually, a few of the But Anonymous says there's couple of movie scripts in mind songs oft catharsis, a way to release all the Because Anonymous has night." the new album came from that pent-up hostilities everybody really only one thing that has The band's name doesn't have but hasn't found much interest. influenced him. carved a niche as one of college storyline, like the 'Bleach Boys' feels in this wonderful country of radio's most irreverent social any deep significance, "I have one in mind that's set on and 'Ringo Buys a Rifle'. ours. "I watch an awful lot of TV. SpartaGuide more information call 298-0204. IODAY Marketing Club: Brown Bag Marketing Club: Strategies t1. Tenth Street. For more information The Forerunners: Bible study, Seminar. 11:30 p.m.. S.U. 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By Rob Lyon boycott the rest of the year unless mark in school history. In 1980, he "Those are the things that stick during the 1979 national champion- at it and say 'Man, this ain't easy, Daily staff writer Berry was fired. And now, Berry led his first Spartan team to the con- with you," Berry said. "Just coach- ship season. That team featured fu- this is tough.' " Murrey said. "But It started as .1 relatively quiet sea- finds himself with a new team and in ference championship and an NCAA ing some great young men has been ture National Basketball Association when you look back in retrospect, for SJS1. basketball Coach Bill the midst of his worst season in 10 tournament berth. The league cham- very, very gratifying. It's been a players Earvin "Magic" Johnson, you think about what a great experi- Berry. years at SJSU. pionship was SJSU's first in 31 very good program under the cir- Greg Keiser and Jay Vincent. ence it was. You learn afterwards With eight returning players from And when his contract expires at years. cumstances and I think it's got a "Bill took over as the number one that you've got what it takes to make last year's 14-15 team. the Spartans the end of this season, it could be his That same year, he was honored bright future." assistant and did a great job," Heat- it through life." showed great promise. There were last. as "PCAA Co-Coach of the Year." Through his years at SJSU. Berry hcote said. "You couldn't ask for a And some of Berry's replacement hopes for a winning season. Before the season, though, there The following year, his team com- has been labeled a disciplinarian, a better job from Bill when he was team members respect him as a But seven games into the team's was a quieter period in Berry's life piled a 21-9 rccord, which put SJSU tough coach to play for, and most re- here. He is one of the class guys in coach as well. Big West Conference schedule, ev- when it would have been impossible in the National Invitational Tourna- cently, "verbally abusive," by the our profession." "Everybody's always known that erything went wrong. to count his accomplishments on two ment for the first time. 10 players who participated in the When word of a player boycott he's a hard coach," said replace- First, there was a five-game losing hands. These are the first things that walkout. They also claimed that streak. Then. 10 of Berry's players In his first nine years as SJSU's come to Berry's mind when he Berry was too negative in his crit- announced Athletic Director head coach. Berry compiled a 137- thinks back on his tenure at SJSU. icism, mentally cruel, and took the 'I interviewed six guys for (the assistant Randy Hottimin that they would 121 record, the second winningest The good old days. fun out of playing basketball. At the time of the boycott. Berry coaching) job and the assistant coaches diffused these charges, saying he didn't think he was being that hard interviewed them, too. Bill Berry was on his players. Instead, he said he considered himself to be a teacher. heads and tails above the rest.' and that he believed strongly in a good education for his athletes. Berry has been known to keep ath- Jud Heathcote letes on scholarship for five years, Head basketball Coach Michigan State using up extra money in the pro- gram's budget, to help his athletes finish their formal educations. and shaky player relations reached ment player Craig McPherson, who "I think if they're here to be stu- East Lansing, Michigan, Berry's played for Santa Clara University in dent athletes, then we have a respon- former players and peers expressed 1986-87. "But I know a lot of (his) sibility to see that they finish their disbelief. old players and they've turned out educations." Berry said. "I feel a "He had a great rapport with all of pretty good. I've had a lot of coaches moral obligation to get that done." our kids," Heathcote said. "I'm through the yeais. Only one of them Before coming to SJSU, Berry dumbfounded about this situation. I never really yelled at us." had a successful stint as an assistant think he's a great coach." Berry said his relationship with coach at Michigan State University. Keiser, who played for MSU and his players has been good and he fre- Berry spent two years there under spent six years in the NBA, also quently keeps in touch with them. Head Coach Jud Heathcote. During thought Berry was good coach. He "We speak to each other and try those years, 1977-79, MSU captured said Berry's relationship with the to stay in contact,' ' he said. a Big 10 title and a national cham- players at MSU was "fine." Those players Berry still keeps in pionship. "Everybody liked Bill Berry." touch with include Magic Johnson, Berry's coaching style and abili- Keiser said. "We didn't always who he tries to visit whenever he's in ties were never questioned at MSU. agree on everything, but we always Los Angeles. Johnson gave a pep- "I interviewed six guys for (the got along. He had a lot of patience, talk to Berry's team prior to the 1987 assistant coaching) job and the assis- but he didn't appreciate the same PCAA championship game against tant coaches interviewed them. mistakes being made over and over See NIGHTMARE, page 7 too," Heathcote said. 'Bill Berry like you're not listening to him." was heads and tails above the rest." Former Spartan Doug Murrey. Joe Watson- Special to the Daily Berry was praised when he took who played basketball at SJSU from Coach Bill Berry. center, discusses strategy with the "new" Spartans during close loss over the top assistant job at MSU 1979-81, said Berry was a tough coach, but off the court he was a per- na arxing son you could talk to. On the court, he was all business. Problems "When you're a player, you look Guaranteed Space Parking one block Basketball brethren defend Berry's tactics; from campus Save time and money $ 90 / semester call him shrewd recruiter, capable coach 1/411057 or $30 / month AUTO RENTAL 727-8515 By Rob Lyon that he was hard on himself and his good as they can play." Pimm said. Daily staff writer players. (To boycott) shows a com- "I was impressed with the team he's Coaches who know SJSU basket- 'He's a very plete lack of character on their part." put on the court." "WE RENT FOR LESS ball coach Bill Berry personally and he said. 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Inside the walkout: A Spartan Daily special report i The walkout: players conspire to create wall of silence easy, At least three But sub-groups emerge from the players' boycott of Coach Berry ipect, By Daniel Vasquez looks every inch a basketball player. organized the fateful locker room "All of the seniors advised us to (pen - Daily staff writer His 6-foot-8 inch frame, shaved meeting which eventually led to the come back," said David Hollaway, wards Angelo Foccia paid his $40 fine head and boyish good looks might boycott. It's Berry's coaching tech- one of the two freshmen who boy- make Monday and added one more brick intimidate those who don't know niques that the players protested, he cotted. to the wall of silence. him. He said not many do. said. At least three of the five under- !ment Foccia, like the other 10 SJSU "I have a gift to write and sing "When you coach, you shouldn't classmen players reaped benefits as a men's basketball players who boy- music," Waters said. have to yell all the time," said Wa- from the seniors' concern. Tony cotted the team Jan. 18, never made "A lot of people don't know ters, who aspires to become a coach Farmer, Angelo Foccia and David 1 that specific allegations against Coach that." himself after completing his studies Hollaway comprise a second sub- lace- Bill Berry. Foccia only said that The former team captain, who re- in sociology at SJSU. group of boycotters those who . Berry mentally abused the team. will return. Former boycotters David Holla- Hollaway had three years of eligi- It way and Tony Farmer have also ag- 'You should develop a special bility remaining when he walked off reed to pay $40 their share of the team. He wants to save what is es $400 in restitution payments to the relationship with the players. You should left. NCAA. The association ruled Feb. He grew up in Los Angeles and 12 that the players had violated be able to put your team on the court and says he is used to the fast paced life- NCAA bylaws. style of a big city, which is one of The association holds each of the let them play' the reasons he chose SJSU. 10 players who boycotted the basket- "San Jose is not too big, or too ball team responsible for one-tenth small," he said. Lisa Isaacs Daily staff photographer ote of the bill, or $40 each for receiving Hollaway, like the other players. Woo extra benefits from tort attorney Dietrich Waters said the decision to walk out was dif- Angelo Foccia, who has only played competitive basketball for five Melvin Belli. ficult. years, works out with weights to stay in shape for next season. With each payment, the chances Boycotting player "I want to stay in San Jose. I like who of any player revealing specific de- it here," said Hollaway, "And I like The other boycotters supported his schedule, which includes summer ;ty in tails concerning the boycott dimin- turned as the leading rebounder in "You should develop a special the school." decision. classes, so that he can graduate as (his) ish. the Big West Conference this sea- relationship with the players. You Hollaway, like most of his former Those boycotters include Damon soon as possible. He anxiously I out The Spartan Daily has assembled son, grew up in east Oakland playing should be able to put your team on teammates, grew up around sports. Greer, who represents half of the awaits his future in computer science iches a profile of four of the 10 players ball. the court and let them play," he His father has coached track and third subgroup those who have and wants to return to San Ferna- them who joined the boycott. From the "My mother wanted to keep me said. basketball and has been a role model not said they want to come back. nado, Ca., his hometown. profiles emerges the creation of three away from drugs so she had me play Whether Waters fulfills his dream for his son's life. This group is the most vulnerable Greer spends little time worrying with boycott subgroups: those who will sports," Waters said, "I've played to become a coach or not, the "I want to he like my father," to possible reprecussions from the about the past and has no hard feel- a fre- return, those who won't and those hoops since I was four-years-old." younger players already credit him Hollaway said. boycott and benefits most from the ings for those players who have re- a. that might. What also emerges is at He said he chose SJSU so his with providing guidance. "He is motivational and stresses players' silence. turned, he said. He's glad that the d try least three different subgroups of mother could watch him play college "Dietrich has helped me get fundamentals," he said. The players who have returned players have done for themselves boycotters who were the bricklayers basketball. With her moral support, through this whole thing." Farmer Although his usual smile shrinks have already made their peace, a ne- what they deemed best. pa in of a wall of silence. Waters started in II games his fresh- said. momentarily when asked about the gotiating tool the hold-outs won't He is doing the same. ison, During the boycott, a subgroup of man year and 18 games as a sopho- Senior Steve Haney has also boycott. Hollaway said he looks for- have. "Right now I'm taking care of a's in five seniors formed. Their intentions more. Waters started every game his helped negotiate the possible return ward to next season. Greer is a freshman majoring in myself." Greer said. pep- were to protect the younger players. junior season, but missed the first of the younger players, according to The 18-year-old student is in the computer science. He carried 16 1987 These men accepted the fact their seven games this year because of the players and Randy Hoffman, di- training room everyday and practices units until he lost three human per- He continues to practice basket- ;ainst college basketball careers were over, academic ineligibility. rector of athletics. nearly as much. formance units, which is credit for ball on his own, but has decided to age 7 but helped to save the careers of the Waters was third in the Big West "Steve Haney talked to the "I want to improve all around," being on the team. use his SJSU practice time to con- underclassmen who joined the walk- in rebounding earlier this year. His younger players and contacted me," Hollaway said. When asked how he handles the centrate on his studies. out. season only lasted 13 games. Hoffman said. "He was very help- The decision to return to the team rigorous combination of school and Greer said his silence is a form of Senior Dietrich Ramon Waters Waters said he was the one who ful." was what was best for him, he said. sports, he simply said, "I can handle protection for the returning players it." and himself. He also said he has Greer speaks simply and directly. nothing else to say. He made his He does not fit the stereotypic image stand and said he's content with the of a slow thinking college athlete. outcome. He was brought up with parents who "I want to play, don't get me pushed him to do his best at what- wrong," he said. ever he does, he said. He also credited his parents and "But. if I was Berry. 1 wouldn't God for the only support he needed take me hack. Would you? I chal- to get through the boycott ordeal. lenged the man's job. That's a lot." 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Li Inside the walkout: A Spartan Daily special report Frustration motivates SJSU players to mutiny of coach I- rum page I The boycott was on. No one will say who contacted the who, which is indicative of the attorney. They will only say that the close-mouthed attitude that would A wall of silence initial counsel took place on Satur- signify the walkout. The letter made no specific allega- day, Jan. 21. Whoever it was, though, the idea tions against Berry. Nor did the Although the players have kept took hold and the players left with- players. details of the meeting vague, at some out telling Berry . It did not take him In fact, throughout the entire or- point the players told Belli about a long to notice their absence. deal, the players adamantly stuck to scheduled interview with a CBS af- When the players left the locker one oath, "don't say anything." filiate reporter. Belli suggested that room that afternoon, they were This oath was binding. A wall of the interview be held on his yacht headed nowhere in particular. No- silence linked each player together. during a Jan. 22 National Football body was quite sure what to do next. They were a team, off the court and League Super Bowl dinner he was While they discussed their op- on. having for friends. tions. Berry confronted them outside The players called newspapers The players agreed and unkno- the locker rooms. He told the players and television stations that evening wingly sealed their fate. to start practice or he would cancel and the boycott received immediate Although the players wanted se- the Fullerton State game, scheduled media attention. They became the crecy, the attorney did not keep his for two days later. story of the "10 who walked out." association with them a closely The players refused and at that They had the attention, but no guarded secret. He told reporters point, as some players recall later, plan. later that he wanted the players' case the situation reached a climax. The players met on the night of and would charge them whatever Within hours, nearly a dozen the walkout and decided to wait for they could afford, or nothing at all. players banded together and walked the university's next move. They did If they took Belli's offer, it has to the athletic director's office. not have to wait long. not been revealed. The conse- Ready to take an official stand, quences have. the players were stopped by Hof- The boycott breaks down Angelo Foccia and David Holla- fman's secretary. The director, she The next series of events would way entered negotiations with Hof- told them, was not in. mark the beginning of the end of the fman Feb. 2, in hopes of returning to It was one of dozens of frustrating boycotting players' stand as a uni- the team. Hoffman warned the stu- episodes in a frustratingly short sea- fied group. dents that their association with Belli son for the original SJSU men's bas- The team was replaced in time for might have been a breach of the ketball team. They had played only the next day's game against Ful- NCAA. lb games out of 27 and had just suf- lerton State. Hoffman's intuition was right. fered a five-game losing streak. The replacements, dubbed the He conducted an investigation and "24-hour Spartans" by the media. sent a report to the NCAA Feb. 3. Players confront Hoffman were a mixed group. They included Foccia and Hollaway were dis- At about 8:30 a.m.. Jan. 18, Hof- SJSU football players, former bas- qualified from NCAA competition. fman was confronted by II players, ketball players and "gym rats." The remaiming eight players were one letter and one demand. Team manager. George Metcalf, probably in violation as well. Hof- The letter spoke of mistreated was also recruited. fman said. young men under mental stress. It The new team was the first blow He was right again. spoke of a team feeling threatened to the boycotters. The second came The NCAA eventually decided by its coach. just as fast. that all 10 players violated rules con- It specifically stated that the team Local newspapers carried game cerning "extra benefits" not avail- refused to play for Berry and ended stories that credited the crowd's con- able to the general student body. with the line: "If steps are taken, the sistent. loud support as a significant Specifically, the association cited attitude of the team would change motivator for the new team. The the alleged legal counsel and free en- tremendously." change-over support did affect the tertainment the players received Mike Dalterner Daily stair photographer players, they later admitted. The major "step" called for the original from Belli. The NCAA demanded SJSU replacement players Craig McPherson (43) gies Feb. 2. Although the Spartans have been com- The boycotters knew the next removal of Berry. restitution in form of payment for and Mike Puzar (40) close around Sew Mexico petitive, they have yet to close in on a win in the "The move should be their own. How- Belli's services and left players did not show up to the amount State's Johnny Roberson in a 77-60 loss to the Ag- seven games they have played since the boycott. negotiate," Hoffman said. "They ever. mixed feelings and disorga- to Hoffman's discretion. offered only an ultimatum. They nization would discourage their of- were very vague about what Berry fense. Hoffman estimated that the boy- had done to them. I had an obliga- The boycotters had never singled cotters received approximately $200 tion to Berry." out a leader. However, Waters in legal services and $200 for the There was no other choice. Hof- would try, with the help of the other meal allegedly provided by Belli. seniors, to fman said, but to refuse the players' organize the team battle. Angelo Foccia paid his fine Mon- demands and let them carry out what This attempt would be the closest day. Hollaway and Farmer said they they had semblance to an begun. organized boycott will pay theirs soon. Davis and the team Whether or not there was another would display. Greer have not made a decision. The Legal choice. Hoffman had made his. maneuvering became the remaining five players are seniors game plan. And But the players also thought that they chose one of and gave up their last year of eligibi- they had no the biggest guns in the other choice. state San lity when they made the choice to Only one player would change his Francisco attorney Melvin Belli. boycott. mind. The players also agreed to keep Freshman Kevin Logan decided to Belli's association as secretive as It was a choice that brought 10 return in order to save a scholarship their charges against Berry. And this players into the toughest battle any promised him by Berry. His fellow oath of silence was just as successful of them faced in their college ca- players held no hard feelings, nor as the first. reers. did they change their minds.

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ENTER THE UNIVERSAL PICTURES "BURBS" GIVE-AWAY Evergreen Valley College LOOK FOR THE TOM HANKS / "BURBS" DISPLAY IN YOUR Spartan Bookstore' SJ/ECCD is an equal ,r1poritinity employer 3095 Yerba Buena Road TAKE TOM HANKS (or a reasonable facsimile thereof) HOME WITH YOU SPECCD empleador - que ofrece oporturndidcs California 95135 PLUS OTHER SPECIAL GIFTS equmuivos de emplem San Jose, Spartan Daily/Thursday, , February 16, 1989 Page 7 Da i I y SPORTS Spartans may need divine intervention tonight By Rob Lyon "I feel like we're as ready as we'll will face against the Rebels, Mc- the court)." Embattled coach Daily staff writer ever be," Berry said. "The big thing Pherson said, is beating their full - Although the "new" Spartans are court press. it When the SJSU men's basketball is going to be handling their press. If still winless, McPherson believes "It's going to be tough to bring team faces 18th-ranked UNLV to- we do that we'll be alright." is just a matter of time before they the ball up the court," he said. "It's night at 7:30 p.m., it will be like The Spartans (5-17, 1-12 in the pull off a victory. 1 be like playing seven guys. David meeting Goliath. Big West) were defeated by the first- going to "We should have already had place Rebels earlier this year, 101- Everybody has been trying to pres- two," he said. "I think we can pull But unlike the biblical reference. 68. But that was before the 10-player sure us because we're such a new out a couple wins before (the end of The Spartans will not be able to beat boycott. The Rebels will be facing a team." the season)." :the Rebels by throwing rocks. In new team this time around. After six games, McPherson said But can the Spartans beat the Re- fact, they will have to produce their "For a lot of guys this is a dream the Spartans are becoming more bels? :best effort in their short six -game game," SJSU center-forward Craig comfortable as a team. "Stranger things have hap- :existence if they want to beat the Re- McPherson said. "Everybody's pre- "We're getting to know each pened," McPherson said. "We're bels, who are 16-6 overall and lead tty pumped." other real well," he said. "We know going to take it to them, and take it the Big West with a 10-2 record. The major problem the Spartans what everybody's going to do (on to the bucket as hard as we can." SJSU women look to end agony, losing skid at 12 7By Steven Mushl SJSU Coach Tma Krah believes they were driving spun out of con- teams in our conference and the Daily staff writer her team is playing competitively trol on a rain slickened highway, conference is probably the best on : Streaks of 12 are becoming fash- despite key personnel losses. colliding with an oncoming car. the West coast," Krah said. "There ionable for teams at SJSU. "I think we're playing really well They will miss the entire season as a are four teams from our conference As the men's baseball team ex- for the situation we're in," she said. result of the injuries incurred from in the top 20." :tended its unbeaten streak to 12 "We're playing a lot of players out the accident. The team is playing better, games, the women's basketball team of position and they're handling it The loss to Hawaii, a team in the according to Krah, and learning :retreated in the other direction, drop- very well." upper echelon of the conference, what improvements can be made. ping it 12th straight to visiting Ha- "We lost two kids in a car acci- was promising and disheartening. "We have to take advantage of waii 77-66, Tuesday night. dent and that bumped two positions SJSU led early, 24-23, in the first the fact that we can turn around and The Spartans (3-19, 0-13) will open," Krah said. "And we lost one half and trailed by just two, 34-32 at play the same team in two days and :face Hawaii (7-4, 11-7) again today girl to a stress fracture." the half. Judy Mosley dominated the make adjustments," she said. *-_-_at 4:30 p.m. at the Civic Auditorium Guard Jodi Page and Forward second half for the Wahines, scoring --before the men's game against Tamara Tigue were injured three 33 points and grabbing 17 rebounds. :7UNLV. days before Christmas when the car "Hawaii is one of the top five Classified Nightmare From page 4 log assiaance. For Into send Timm 01.41). Income. Let our imbue compute- UNIV. ANNOUNCEMENTS resume to6CS 11,11.700 51. Wry. rized Waco service provide you Since Berry began his coaching PI Suite 1400 San Antonio, HOUSING with custom NW of source. FREE VISAMASTERCARD A SEARS TO 75205 or 800429-2829 Ea 698. All., you fill out Mr form, our career in 1965 at Highlands High application for college students! 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Apply now for ORIENTATION provides Me variety of music what they've accomplished just Joe Watson - Specie, to the Daily 10916pher LEADER end Enroll Now! Save your Mt eyes suarniaor posi- RM In 4 Ocirm 210th quiet el Blossom for your wedding party or dance seems to be greater." and litowy to. Cleaning. snd of- tions for August al Application. Hill nr orridge9265 fro non al reseoreble rem Call Name Bill Berry is still looking for a win with the replacement team. .n corn - fice visits at no charge. In Student Acth Mee, Old Cafete- Berry frequently participates in For bro- smoker no pea 345-0138 or P1111 et 270-8960 or e22-7359. SJSU faces 18th-ranked Nevada-Las in chure see A.S. office or Student ria Bldg Deadline Is February the game he loves - basketball. Vegas tonight. the ROOM 4 RENT In sunny 2-00r00 house PROOFREADING. EDITING. RE- Heath Canter or call (408)371- 2411, Gnat stipend peckagel ott 4 older student prof. Weir dryr, SEARCH!! Cerny work Call DEE "I play with the over-the-hill 6811 in San Are. HELP WANTED! Are you Meer? wet 5415mo 298-4508 eves at (406)292-7029 hunch at noon," he said. awful lot. She's also the best friend 4084176-2002 Apply now for ORIENTATION ROOM 4 RENT In ounny 2 bdrm house SEWING AND ALTERATIONS Care The "bunch" is a group of faculty I've got." 501.101 BAY auti_rn BOARD LEADER and SUPERVISOR posi- 4 older etudentprol weir dryr, and evening wear, specrizing In and staff members ranging from Because of the boycott, and since Something for every Interest! Ro- tion. for Await MI. Applications 'He had a great yard. 6415m.2964506 eves. weddings format .to REASONA- their early-30s to mid-60s. his contract expires at the end of this mance, Irlendship, rimer. In Student Acthrelee, Old Cafete- reify work. In Va- VERY NICE 2 beam 2 lith BLE RATES, Lowe your message or you can ria Bldg. Deadline February 2441. apt. 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Gray work et meow dumbfounded CaN 942-2470. basketball for the Spartans from flection, he finally produced an an- bk. rates SJSU DISCOUNTS. BUY A NEW CAR Male free for No. 1986-88, and was a first round draft swer: LOCAL TRAVEL AGENCY welting de. Contact Doug et (408)262-7377, money You pick the model, make LOST AND FOUND about this pondeble ticket delivery person Monday through Frklay 3-6 PM. pick by the Sacramento) Kings. Pam, "From what my family and I have end COlieediele We WO you the 1-5 Pr Monday CAMERA LENS In blk NIKON cm 1.50 thru Friday Ern- WRITING. RESEARCH SERVICES. Berry's daughter, spent three years put into the school, I would certainly beef Wet no ofiNgatton Indepen- REWARD No questions sad ail situation. I think plower to we own car, hare reark, paper. Meets ml. dent broker, references call KEN Li.. 51 261-4013 at SJSU, and is currently enrolled at like to see the program grow and be rod driving '.0001 00,1 maintain eves St 729-0639. mono. Groarking editing, re- the University a part of it," he said. own Ins of California at Ber- Position require. approx 160 REWARD!! LOST peak bag sume, word-peon...Ong. All er- he's a great coach.' ? ISUZU IMPULSE SE 2 dr. fuel Mir- 35 ml. defy with gee keley. For those who know Betty, it & malnl w SJSU 215 Flash. ha book ects. Qualified writer. Re- non, lowled with options. new No questions. Br 729 1217 allow of $35.0,1, Hrty rate of 17 writing. Catakigue. Work guar- Berry has been married to his wife would be pretty ironic if the coach time, ENK1 Mr. 6910 mhos with INCR to SA after - Jud Heathcote 90 dye Con- anteed. Low olitea. Consulate Clarice for more than 25 years. who participated in the ground- $6,000. Call 9474484 PERSONALS tact lry Hameln WM. Sullivan ConenunIcalons. Berkeley. (415) Head basketball coach "She's been very supportive," breaking ceremonies for the new Rec si All Purim Irma, 27941300. COMPUTERS ECCLESIA ONOSTICA SACRAMEN- 841-5036. Michigan State Berry said. 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absolute lowest the board could go. Fees: "I think $750 sends a message Board debates that this is the lowest possible fee we can charge and still cover our In tune From page I cial returns we need." costs," he said after the meeting. funds and they should have greater Gerald Brody, interim dean of "Even though ¶5(X) may benefit a access. There has to he a clear dis- Student Services, also opposed low- few more student groups in the short tinction (in the amount charged) stu- ering the figure below $750. run by allowing them to use the dent and non -student groups. "I sympathize in spirit and in real- arena, it would hurt all students in McCarthy asked the board to ity," he said. "But we also have a the long run by causing fees to go lower the user fee to $500, but en- real black -and-white budget that we up. countered resistance. have to balance or fees will go up. In other business, SUBOD: At sonic point the board is going We should charge the lowest possi- Agreed to prohibit smoking to have to face financial realities," ble fee we can, but if we don't make throughout the Rec Center except in said Student Union Director Ron enough revenue through cvents, then designated areas that will not in- Barrett. "I don't think the arena is students will eventually make up the fringe upon non-smokers. designed for all events It should be difference . " Discussed a proposed surcharge reserved for very selective student Students currently pay approxi- of $1.50 on each ticket sold through organization functions. mately $65 per semester in Rec Cen- the center's box office. The provi- "There just isn't enough time (to ter fees. sion elicited so much debate that the schedule) everyone who wants to use SUFIOD chairman Rick Thomas, board decided to table it for dis- the arena, nor will we get the finan- au SJSU student, said $750 was the cussion at another meeting. Rec: Letter sent to CSU chancellor From page I Lomment. But Spratlen said they last fall to pursue answers to the The questions would not consider alternative mea- above questions in the courts. sures until the chancellor had an op- The questions submitted to the must be answered portunity to respond to the ques- chancellor must be answered to the tions. satisfaction of the legislator and the to the satisfaction Both students and Vasconcellos' students, or Vasconcellos will take office had expected to submit the further action, Kinnsse said. of the legislator questions earlier this year. Spratlen Any additional steps Vasconcellos said. However. Reynolds asked Vas- takes would depend upon the chan- and the students. concellos to delay taking action until cellor's responses, Hawkins said. she had a chance to meet with the "We're just taking it one step at a Rec Center review committee. time," he said. year, or requesting an Auditor Gen- The questions have since been re- However, several student officers eral's investigation of Rec Center vised to reflect additional informa- suggested Vasconcellos, chairman management, according to a memo tion presented at the committee of the Assembly Ways and Means McCarthy issued to the A.S. Board meeting, Hawkins said. Committee, might consider holding in January. Spratlen placed a call to the chan- up the chancellor's budget for next The assemblyman has not yet cellor's office to let Reynolds know year. comniitted himself to any of these that the inquiry is on its way to Long Other possibilities include rolling actions, Hawkins said. Beach, Spratlen said. She expects to back student union fees to $40 per Vasconcellos was unavailable for mail the letter Thursday. Ban: County makes its decision From page I to a gun dealer, he added. residents in her district support the shows at ban. sault-style weapons at gun The supervisors passed a resolu- Fairgrounds, "There were a few diehards, but the Santa Clara County tion asking state lawmakers as well said Lofgren, who represents the most people I talked to agreed with as officials in other cities and coun- it," she said. SJSU area. ties to pass similar bans. However, the ban will be difficult Five schoolchildren were killed to enforce because it only allows au- The idea for this kind of legis- last month when a man opened fire thorities to seize the weapons during lation is not new. Lofgren said the with an AK -47 assault rifle at an el- a legal search of homes or vehicles, Stockton and downtown shootings ementary school in Stockton. said sheriff's department spokesper- "raised the consciousness of the The California legislature began son Kary Conti. public." More than 40 concerned assault hearings Monday on proposals to weapons owners called the sheriff's An attorney for the county told the ban such weapons statewide. department Wednesday asking for supervisors that because no state or information about the new law, federal laws now cover assault Sheriff's department officials had Shelley Scott Daily staff photographer weapons, the county probably no estimates of how many assault ri- Colla said. has Christopher Sutton, a junior majoring in social mid-term worries as he plays his harmonica in Rifle owners have 30 days to dis- the jurisdiction to enact a ban, Lof- fles there are in the county. Colla science, takes a little time out front classes and front of the Student Cnion, pose of their weapons. They can gren said. didn't think the department would he give them to the sheriff or sell them Lot gren said the vast majority of seriously impacted by the law. AFRICAN /SAN JOSE STATE The Beach Comes To UNIVERSITY 2 San Jose State -AWARENESS MONTH 1 9 8 9

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