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Volume 71, Number 43 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Thursday, November 2, 1978 SJSU tries to cut fall layoffs Possible faculty loss due to low enrollment By Scott Knies Fullerton concerned herself stituency," Fullerton said. have taken up a "disproportionate" Steps are now being taken that most with the "mission" statement A response from the PCAA amount of her time. would minimize potential faculty in SJSU's self study for the Western concerning alleged academic and layoffs next fall resulting from Association of Schools and Colleges financial violations of NCAA rules "It is impossible for the declining enrollment at SJSU, SJSU Accreditation team, which was on by the SJSU men's athletic depart- president not to be involved with President Gail Fullerton announced campus Tuesday. ment is expected in two weeks, something the community at large is Tuesday. "We have never had a formal Fullerton reported. so concerned with," Fullerton said. She is keeping Fullerton discussed the possible mission statement on this campus," The response from the PCAA on "a very careful, first-hand loss of faculty positions, the she said. "Mission is the touchstone - an investigation chaired by view of the whole university's overall image and - it gives us all the same image of Fullerton over the summer when she operation," she reported. problems with the Athletic SJSU." was still executive vice president In responding to a question Department during a campus press By focusing more on mission, was due before Labor Day. about a recent San Jose Mercury conference. Fullerton sees a clearer image of The matter is not yet out of the article quoting Spartan Foundation The faculty is concerned about SJSU being projected. PCAA's hands, she added. members calling for football coach not getting a cost of living in- "We are not an isolated campus When asked what she least Lynn Stiles' job, Fullerton said crement, Fullerton said, but the in the middle of an educational expected when taking over as SJSU "words were put in their mouths" immediate focus is on how to deal community. We need to look at this president two months ago, Fullerton and the Spartan Foundation with a loss of positions. university in relation with neigh- responded: "I didn't expect so many members "haven't been leaning that If the university reaches the boring institutions." problems with athletics. hard." point of layoffs it will be because of With an overall mission, SJSU "I really thought we were going lack of work or lack of funds, has established "a realistic and to have a 10-2 year and no Fullerton also added that all Fullerton said. useful set of curricular priorities problems..." personnel changes are her ultimate Both tenured professors and that will best serve our con- She said the athletic problems responsibility. Gail Fullerton by Allison McLaughlin those on probationary status could be out of a job, she said. Fullerton also hinted at possible legal action challenging the layoffs. "'They (layoffs) are not Gridder says dealer loaned him car pleasant things to contemplate." The Academic Senate is ap- By Lisa M. Young went over and talked to him." have happened if I'd brought the car running a stop sign by an officer. He The SJSU wide receiver has proaching the problem of a loss of SJSU football player Dexter Tisby said he made it clear to back the next week, but he knew I said he thought the officer ran a been suspended from the team until faculty positions realistically and Tisby claims that Santa Clara car Parker that, although he might be needed the car to go to practice and check on the car, but that he wasn't dispensation of the case. carefully, she said. salesman Dave Parker of Anderson- able to get some money from his stuff." issued a ticket. The Academic Senate is trying Behel Porsche Audi loaned him the cousin in Montreal, he was not Being loaned the car was Tisby had no contact with If convicted of grand theft auto to be as "objective as you can when 1978 Audi-Fox for which he is being going to buy a car that day. He said nothing out of the ordinary, ac- Parker until he'd been arrested and and possession of stolen property, your own livelihood is at stake," she charged with grand theft auto and he told Parker he needed a car to cording to Tisby, since it had booked in the Santa Clara County Tisby could face a penalty of 16 said. possession of stolen property. drive to Los Angeles to pick up some "happened before" when he was Jail where he said he called Parker months to two-to-three years in a Plans to develop new courses Tisby said he will enter a not stereo equipment. playing football at Washington State "to find out what was happening." federal penitentiary with a possible and place professors in other areas guilty plea Nov. 7 at 9 a.m. in According to Tisby, Parker gave University in 1975 and 1976 and with "All he said was 'Why did you do maximum fine of $5,000, according are being formulated to help out the Municipal Court. him the keys to the Audi Fox and friends of his in San Diego. it?" according to Tisby. to a county district attorney. SJSU schools where enrollment has The Spartan Daily was unable to didn't tell him when to come back "I've gotten cars before, I've Tisby disputes Parker's claim On Oct. 16, Detective Sgt. declined, she said. contact Parker by press time with it. gotten houses, all kinds of stuff," he that he identified himself as a William Correll of University Police A census in late September yesterday. "He knew I needed the car to go said. Stanford defensive back. He said said the sentence could be showed SJSU enrollment at 26,990, Tisby was arrested Oct. 13 by to L.A. and even showed me how Tisby had the Audi Fox for Parker may have misunderstood downgraded to joyriding which down 1,367 from last year. Present University Police in front of West much room there was in back for the nearly two months and said he had him because they had discussed an would carry a minimum sentence of enrollment is the lowest in three Hall in connection with the Aug. 4 stereo equipment," Tisby claimed. gotten parking tickets within that SJSU-Stanford game during their six months in the county jail or a years. There were 28,357 students car theft after a parking control "I know this whole thing wouldn't time and had even been stopped for conversation. $500 fine. attending SJSU in fall semester 1977 officer cited the vehicle for a and 27,312 in fall 1976. parking violation. Lending faculty to other In a routine computer check, disciplines and offering sup- University Police found the car, Provost charged with policy violations plemental programs such as social marked California license plate science electives supporting number 4752 Dealer 15A, had been College students, contended in their of the New College Student Caucus, A statement from the town business or engineering was reported stolen Aug. 5. Caucus says proposal that the lack of student circulated an open letter dated Sept. meeting by Caveney regarding the suggested by Fullerton. Tisby, who is out of jail on bail input in personnel procedures was 28 stating that he had found nothing proposals will be made soon. "We need faculty redevelop- and attending classes, claimed that "in direct violation of state law, in university policy preventing Another town meeting has been ment in other directions where there he and a friend met Parker two or New College university policy and the New student input in personnel decisions. scheduled for next Monday, to hear is student interest," she said. three weeks before Parker "loaned" College founding documents." Chenoweth, on the other hand, Chenoweth's response. Another step being discussed is him the car on Aug. 4. lacking input The non -tenured faculty said a procedure passed by the a new method of computing "We'd gone in and talked to him proposal noted "uncertainty and Academic Senate last June 13, titled student/faculty ratios for a richer before," Tisby said. "So when I was By Steve J. Hastings lowered morale among students, "Appointments, retentions, Tenure student-to-faculty mix. out that way again looking at cars, I New College students and non-tenured and tenured faculty," and Promotions Standards and faculty charged Provost Lawrence and called for Chenoweth to clarify Procedures for Regular Academic Guest Chenoweth with "violations" in personnel policies. Employees" supported his position. recent personnel decisions at the The town meeting voted to have Chenoweth said Caveney's findings school in a closed meeting Monday Chenoweth respond in writing to the "were not correct." forum afternoon. proposals by Monday, Nov. 6. Caveney claims that Oler, a member of the non- Chenowoth, with the A town meeting of about 45 help of Dean of tenured faculty caucus, said he Faculty Robert Sasseen, was students and faculty of New College expected Chenoweth to respond to responsible for the removal of today Med to close the last half of the the proposals. McCormack and Clyde. meeting to the Spartan Daily and "For He also Assemblyman John Vascon- non-New College majors. Larry (Chenoweth) not to claims he was respond would be in total disregard responsible for the decision to deny cellos, D-San Jose, will be the featured guest today They then unanimously passed of the authority of the town renewal of their yearly contracts at for Student Union Forum, two proposals asking Chenoweth to meeting," Oler said. New College was made without the a new question and explain student and faculty input on Chenoweth, who told the Daily recommendation of either the answer program that will be broadcast faculty hiring, review and retention, he was too busy to respond to these Faculty-Student Advisory Com- live over KSJS. according to Paul Oler, New College proposals until later this week, has mittee fFSAC I or the Personnel Vasconcellos, elected to the lecturer. A proposal from a caucus declined to comment on personnel Committee, made up of tenured New Assembly in 1968 and chairman of of non-tenured New College faculty matters in the past. College faculty. the Senate Post -secondary asked particularly for an ex- "On personnel matters, I won't McCormack, who now teaches Education Committee, will answer planation of the decision denying communicate my views," one course in psychology, had been a questions from the audience con- cerning contract renewals to New College Chenoweth said in an interview last lecturer at New College since its tuition for the California lecturers Bill McCormack and week. "The reason I don't do it is first year of operation in 1968. Clyde State University and Colleges system. Robin Clyde. because university policy prevents taught at New College for four The The New College Student me from doing so." years, and now is in academic program will commence at 4 p.m. in the Student Union Caucus, made up of at least 15 New Bobby Joe Caveney, a member counseling. Guadalupe Room. The public is invited to attend and ask the assemblyman questions. 'No-show' disease called chronic; The Student Union Forum will be a weekly issues and answers program featuring: Doctors hope it is not contagious Tom McEnery, San Jose City Council member and former By Christine Lewis compiled for September that showed Also, telephone appointments member of the City Planning 41011- A chronic, low-grade infection 2,466 drop-in visits and 1,076 ap- are made only for students with Commission. nags the Student Health Service, and pointments, of which 188 were no- prior health history on file at the Bob Murphy, athletic director at the administration hopes it's not shows. Service. A new patient must visit the SJSU. contagious. He added that another 51 first time in order to fill out a health Ed Zant, Spartan Shops In addition to being bothersome, students called in to cancel their history card and have student status manager and Harry Wineroth, the disorder costs approximately appointments. verified, he said. Bookstore manaeer $831 per month or the equivalent of a Cancellations would be ap- physician's salary for one week, preciated even if only five minutes according to figures just released by before the appointment, Miller said, Dr. Raymond Miller, Health Service because a drop-in patient could then director. be "slipped in." The problem is "no-shows" "All you have to do is pick up the students who make appointments to telephone and call 277-3329 to can- Africa war see a campus physician and then cel," he urged. South don't come in. The number is manned from 8 years, The doctor ends up waiting most a.m. to 10 p.m., he pointed out. within two of the designated appointment time, Miller said some campuses have by exile assuming the student is late, Miller a minimum charge of ap- predicted explained. Doctors hesitate to take a proximately $1 for no-shows. But he drop-in or on-call patient in case the is reluctant to levy penalty charges regularly scheduled student should because of poor public relations. arrive, he pointed out. Another solution he considered The solution would be for is to call students the night before to byPaulChmn students to call and cancel their remind them of appointments, he (See pages 6 and 7) SJSU student Nancy appointments, Miller said. In that said, but that would entail additional way, the physician is free to help expense. Cadigan tries out the new Slip sliding others waiting in the lobby. Miller also recommended campus ski run on the lawn "We just want students to be students attempt to make prior behind the Faculty Office aware that when they do not show up appointments before visiting the away... buiilding. The snow was they are really cheating someone Health Service, since drop-ins

imported from Lake Tahoe. else out of valuable time," he said. sometimes wait from 15 minutes to Miller cited figures recently one hour to see a doctor. rage 2, November 2, 1978 forum

Gays are human too w N CALI FORNiA -fALKS , EVERY ONE 1---1 STEN S Intolerance is a sin By Don McCarthy Christians revel in sins as grevious Initiative because God condemns Not all Christians are bigots, as homosexuality. homosexuality, lam sickened. despite what you see in the Daily. C.S. Lewis believed Christians I urge my brothers and sisters in Throughout the long debate on should not try to legislate morality. Christ to display the love of God by this page over the issue of gay There is a fundamental dichotomy caring for the gay, befriending him, rights, nearly all anti-gay rights between spiritual principle and an respecting him and treating him letters have been written by people ungodly social system. The one with dignity ass human being. Only (-ailing themselves Christians. cannot be applied to the other. that way, will a homosexual be These pious wonders inform us Whenever! hear a Christian tell willing to hear the gospel and look at that God's Word explicitly directs me he or she supports the Briggs his own sin. them to condemn homosexuals. Are the!, reading the Bible with one eye closed? True, homosexuality is a sin A CARP by any other according to the Bible, so is anything else which separates human beings from God. That, to use a cliche, name still smells fishy covers a multitude of sins, including intolerance, condemnation and By Brad Haugaard "causing your brother to stumble." Say hello to the Unification Church. The Unification Church, the members of which are sometimes known as "Moonies" after the group's founder, Sun Myung Moon, has moved into Don McCarthy is a downtown San Jose and is trying to recruit members from SJSU. Spartan Daily reporter The group does not operate under the name of the Unification Church, but under the guise of CARP ( Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles). God condemns an unrepentant homosexual as He will any Having seen the suspiciously Unification-Church-like newspaper unrepentant sinner. To those who "Pacific Student Times," published by CARP, I was double suspicious when sincerely seek to overcome sin, He is a college-age man from Japan, he said ) came up to me in Hoover Hall faithful to forgive. dormitory and asked if I was interested in a movie advertised by a flyer on But the eternal condemnation of the wall. the hardened homosexual is quite a The ad was for a showing of Charlie Chaplin's movie "The Great Dic- different matter than the denial of tator" soda discussion following. employment. The flyer jumped out at me because it had the same emblem as the We are not the condemners. The newspaper a little figure with arms and legs outstretched inside a circle role of the Christian is not to give the and it was sponsored, the ad said, by CARP. gay another problem by denying Are you a member of the Unification Church? I asked after discovering Media turns campaigns him or her a livelihood. he was a member of CARP. The Christian is supposed to be No, he said at first. concerned for the gay and to show Is CARP associated with any religious group? him the love of Jesus Christ. You're No. Why do you ask? into popularity contests not going to minister very ef- Because I saw your newspaper and it had a religious emphasis. fectively to someone by throwing Oh. him out of a job. As he had said the CARP members lived together, I asked, Are any of By Lee G. Sherman other races are concerned, mainly Dymally is fighting an uphill battle If sin is to be the criteria for the people you live with members of the Unification Church? All the hoopla and excitement of the because I know almost nothing of the for re-election and charges from the employment, most of us will never Um yes. governor's race came to SJSU last candidates involved. Curb camp that Dymally is involved be hired. Do you have the same beliefs as the Unification Church? Friday when our campus was visited In the race for Lt. Governor, we in political corruption within the By virtue of their inclusion in the Well yes. by Jerry Brown, the most un- have two enigmas for candidates. I state haven't helped him any. Ten Commandments, some sins are Then you are a member of the Unification Church. Why didn't you just conventional governor in our know that Mike Curb, Republican During the campaign, Dymally apparently more important than tell me that in the first place? country today. challenger, is a recording company has been conspicuously absent from homosexuality. Because when I was in New York and I told people I was a member of Brown's appearance here was executive from Southern California. Brown's side and the Governor's Do Christians want to fire the church they didn't like it because there have been many bad things in the most important because he was lukewarm endorsement at Friday's teachers who commit adultery, press about it. placed before voters to answer rally only did more to fuel rumors of covet property, use the Lord's name The previous conversation has been abbreviated, but is accurate.) questions, enabling those present to Lee Sherman is a Dymally's falling out with Brown. in vain, bear false witness, put Well, now I do believe the accusation by the press that church members judge the man. Spartan Daily reporter Granted, the job of Lt. Governor strange god's I money) before are less than honest about who they are, eveh when asked directly. I like Jerry Brow like his is.aqt tisa..znot importok:ase, but Christ? I'm also inclined to believe other accusations made against the group progressive political philosophy that very littlhas-been searre0aanrd of I do not have children, but if I brainwashing, soaking members and their families for all their money, addresses itself to the realities of Thirty and 60-second TV Dyinallyk recent months. did, I trust my faith and the faith of having converts sell flowers on the streets and live very modestly while today, rather than the promises of campaign spots reveal nothing of All other races, from Attorney my family would be stable enough Moon lives in mansions, encouraging members to break away from their an uncertain future. Though he is not Curb the candidate, only pointing General on down, are equally not to be threatened by the presence families, etc. the perfect politician and who is out that he "will make a great Lt. cloudy. of a homosexual teacher in our lives. He said, among other things, that the San Jose group started here just nowadays I prefer him being in Governor." Based on these meager How can voters be expected to The gay, like all human beings "several" months ago and is growing. He said some of the members go to Sacramento to his opponent. facts, I imagine that Curb could logically choose between candidates is. to some degree, out of touch with area junior colleges and another group is working at Stanford. While I know Brown's and throw some really great disco when they know almost nothing of ('hrist. The extent to which people We departed with a handshake, despite his intended deception. Younger's stand on the majority of parties for the legislature, but does the respective candidates positions put down others is a reflection of I bear him no malice and hope he bears me none for this article. I just the issues and feel I can sensibly he have the ability to co-govern the on the important issues in this their own evil. hope and pray he soon realizes what he is giving his life to, and turns away decide between the two, I don't have most populous state in the country? election? I know, that Like me, many from it. this same confidence as far as the Democratic incumbent Mervyn Unfortunately, the whole election process has become more of a media manipulated popularity contest, where candidates are packaged for a discriminating ' public eye. Slick media advertising has reduced the election process to [letters the point where a candidate can win office on looks and campaign ! rhetoric alone. ever played for a full 15 minutes do it because we want San Jose State such a poor turnout when Jane Advertising is fine for selling Confidentiality broken while marching? I doubt it. It's not University to have a band and some Fonda came to speak at SJSU. She swamp-root deodorant and laundry as easy as you think. entertainment at the games. turned out to be much more than just detergent, but it's no way for voters Editor: that the information would be "off As for our high-schoolish for- There are only so many time- a "famous movie star speaking on to judge candidates in a Democratic I did not enjoy reading the blow- the record." I also told him that mations, give us a break. This is our outs, quarter breaks, and touch- current issues". Besides being a society. by-blow description of why I if the newspapers printed any first year back so I hope no one was downs at the games. We have played brilliant actress, she proved to be a Perhaps this is why attendance dismissed three players from the details, the athletes would have to expecting the same caliber of at every one of them. So open your very intelligent and interesting at voting polls has been steadily SJSU basketball team in the Spartan volunteer that information. performance as Ohio State or ears. speaker. She spoke honestly and declining over the last decade, the Daily. There is no acceptable ex- Michigan! Our directors Scott Nancy Novo knowledgeably on issues concerning Carter-Ford presidential campaign When I was asked questions by planation that you can give me that Pierson and Bill Nicolosi have spent Architecture junior us all. being the only exception. the Mercury News and Spartan would make me understand what months writing and re-writing the It's too bad more people couldn't Political analysts chalk up this Daily reporters as to what exactly your justification can be. I will not shows before even seeing the band have heard her. Maybe the loss of trend to voter apathy. However, I took place, my wish was to reply as buy a "lack of communication." and knowing what kind of ex- Fonda publicity $1,100 will make SJSU realize they believe that voters are turned off by accurately as possible. I proceeded Why didn't the reporter who perience is in it. need to publicize important events media campaigning and being to reveal to them my written ex- received the information write the We prepare a new show every Editor: better. unable to decide between two "in- planation to the Assistant Athletic story? week or two. This includes learning When a top-rated academy Kathleen E. Dinshaw visible" candidates, are staying Director of what transpired, my It is my understanding that all new music, flag work, and a award winning actress comes to Computer Science graduate student away from the polls. decision and my reasons behind that Keith Kropp honored my request marching drill. The band practices SJSU to speak why wasn't more I wish there was a law that decision. The letter was written for and would not write the story. four to five days a week. For all this publicity given on her behalf? required any person running for the purpose of having a record on Therefore, an anonymous writer work, we only receive one unit. We I was really disappointed to see Stuffing public office to debate their op- file in the event the disciplined must have been used. ponent on television or radio, but Editor: players requested a grievance How can such disregard for the since any law in this area would Dan Miller's columns read as if hearing. welfare of students take place in an have to come out of our own he were smoking the stuffing of the I made this information educational setting? We are not a legislature, it's a sure bet not to 'straw men' he uses in them. I'd available within minutes to both professional basketball team and OCCUr. keep it quiet that he is a Daily reporters so that neither would be you are not a professional Can't decide between Semour reporter if! were you. "scooped" by the other. The in- newspaper. I can understand that. I Doppelfinger and Wayne Wainright Michael Dutton formation was understood that it just hope the players involved can for city dogcatcher? Don't worry, History Senior was to remain confidential and to be also you're not alone. used only for background and Ivan Guevara clarification. Head Basketball Coach A thorough explanation of why I Spartan Daily demanded confidentiality was given Editor's note: It was the Editor John Rafts Advertising Manager Garrett Paulus Letter policy to both parties. The principal reason Spartan Daily's understanding that was that the three players Newt Editor Corinne Asturis The Spartan Daily welcomes had made a reporter City Editor Steve Goldberg when Coach Guevara told letters from readers expressing a mistake and had already been the Asst. News Editor Judy Twitchell to use his judgment to writing individual viewpoints. disciplined enough. Any further article he was giving his consent to Forum Page Editor Scott Knies Sports Editor Anne Brennan Letters should be typed, tri- publicity of a more personal nature the use of the material In the would have a detrimental effect on Feature Editor Laura Del Rosso ple-spaced and must include the memorandum. Art and EntertIR1110111 Kevin Fagan writer's major, class standing, their careers and future options. Layout Editor Cherie Beers The Mercury News reported Photo Editor Kim Komenich address, telephone number and that Ron Chisholm, Robe. 1. Bishop Chief Photo Allison McLaughlin signature. and Arthur Graham had been Give us a break Assistant Editor Erik Slebedt Only the name, major and Public Relahons Joan Mann class standing will be printed. dismissed from the team for Noreen Austin Retail Ad Manager reserves disciplinary reasons. He did not Editor: Art Director Garber& Addlernan The Spartan Daily violate my request for con- This is in response to Nancy Ciassified Margie Adamson the right to edit for length, style fidentiality. However, the Spartan Hewitt's letter stating that the N.Cy Novo or libel. Notional Ad Manager Tony Arrixon Letters should be submitted Daily may have seriously hindered marching band should play more at Business Manager Sandy Hillebra nett the basketball future of three young the football games. Obviously Cartoonists Pat Marlin at The Daily Office 1.1C 209) men. Is a story more important than Hewitt has never been in a band of Van DO. Roth between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Reporters Michael Barnhart, Jon Bernal, Kim the future of these young people who any kind. weekdays, or by mail to the Gardner, K therne Hamilton, Craig 14minadt, For= Page, do the Spartan made a mistake? First of all, as for playing the Brad nlle11111, Levi leyes, Blev Hastings, Daily, San Jose State University, My credibility and honesty are full 15 minutes during pre-game, the Chuck Hildebrand Anne Houghteling. John Jonas, Kitith Kropp Tom is, Christi. 125 S. Seventh St., San Jose, CA now in question and I don't blame main part of our performance that night is our half-time show. The pre- Lewis, Don McCarthy. Dan Miller, Mike 95112. them. I told one of the athletes that I Myslinski, Cynthia 019, Driene Saltsinan, Lee would reveal the facts only to an- game is a warm-up to get the crowd Sherman, Sean SlIverthorne, Lisa M Young. swer questions with the guarantee Into the spirit of the game. Have you November 2, 1978, Page 3 SEVEN CHAPTERS OF PHILOSOPHY FOR TOMORROW AND A ROCK CONCERT TONIGHT

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C 1978 velvn W000 0 EVELYN WOOD READING DYNAMICS Reacfinq OvnarTucs Inc 4, November 2, 1978 A 'different' Henry VIII 'Royal Gambit' a good bet

By Kevin Fagan This takes brashness to the Henry character, chess pieces are placed .tro and enormous ego, each of the six wives plays the side or at the center of Given the plot of characteristics de- their part with well-studied the stage, reflecting the "Royal Gambit," opening picted with perfection by precision as to their in- action at the time. For tonight at the University Smith. Seemingly com- dependent role in the king's instance, when Anne Theatre, you might expect passionate and tender one life. Boleyn was awaiting her the scriptwriter to go wild moment, he explodes into The first and foremost death and Henry danced with bloody head-chopping bursts of rage the next of the wives, Katarina of and laughed with his next scenes and hedonistic when things don't go his Aragon, played by senior wife, Jane Seymour, a king feasts. Any story about the way. Linda Van Polen, stands and bishop (symbolizing infamous King Henry VIII lInfortunately, the only steady throughout the play Henry and the church) and his six wives lends objects of Henry's as the symbol of old-order stand on one side as op- itself beautifully to that. emotions during the play reason as opposed to posed to a queen and pawn But tonight's play goes (symbolizing Jane and further. Supported by a Anne) on the other. , well -seasoned and ex- Other props are ; cellently capable cast, it Play Review sparse. They include two ; paints a sober, careful benches, a center platform ; portrait of the reputedly and a huge renaissance ruthless king as a humanist painting in the background. symbol of modern man. are his wives, and although Henry's brashness. Complimenting this is the The monarch may the effect is a dynamic Polen plays her music played during the have used and discarded personality profile of the motherly role as Henry's performance, which : his women like hot dog seven characters, any conscience masterfully. consists of renaissance : wrappers, but according to historical perspective is Not dominating the stage, recorder pieces by senior : Royal Gambit," written almost totally absent. as her part might allow, John Ryan and an oic- by Hermann Gressieker, Unless the viewer knows she calmly and subtly slips casional song by Smith's the guy wasn't all that bad. the Tudor period context of in and out of scenes to actual wife, Susan. : by Paul ChInn Played by graduate the play, Henry's political express conservative The effect fits perfectly I student David Smith, story as a monarch blows disgust at Henry's "sinful" with the sparsity 9f players Anne Boleyn, played by Theater heater Arts senior David Smith, as Henry VIII, woos his second wife Henry is a just kingwhen right by. ways and provides needed --there are no other I Arts senior Nancy Larsen-Ravicchio during Royal Gambit,' which opens tonight at the University it's convenient and to his That's a small failing, old-order perspective. characters other then Theater. She agrees to marry him, but soon afterward becomes the first of the infamous king's advantage to be so. though. Even if only seen The other wives are Henry and his wives. Surrounding himself with as a husband-and -wife senior Nancy Larsen- chopping -block victims. But there doesh't able advisors, he manages wives) story, the play, Ravicchio as Anne Boleyn; really have to be. Small : 16th century England with directed by Noreen senior Patricia Bullian as productions like this can : a matter-of-fact conscience Mitchell, is a successful Jane Seymour; graduate either fall flat or work and for what is good for the emotional probe and good EXPERIENCE student Victoria Robertson be tremendously suc- people rather than what the entertainment. as Anna of Cleves; Jane MODERNE DRUG CO. cessful, since the actors European Catholic Church Alternately in- Lynn Hutchison as A HAIR Kathryn have more responsibility dictates is right. tertwined and juxtaposed Howard and Jenny Anne D. CAMPAGNA, JR and little to fall back on.. ANTHONY Gispen-Schultz as Kate This one works. AFFAIR Parr. Professional Pharmacists Each gives a uniformly "Royal Gambit" runs Good guy Henry fine performance as they tonight through Saturday, 20% cyclically march through with an 8 p.m. curtain time. Henry's life and are done A special 2 p.m. matinee off in campus play away with, peacefully or has been added -'on OPEN UNTIL not, (or not at all, in the Saturday. By Sean Silverthorne fluential on him." case of Parr, who outlives Ticket prices are MIDNIGHT $3 KM$ Henry VIII, known The playwrite finds the merry monarch). general admission, and 'W):4164- today primarily as a strong political, economic Augmenting the $1.50 for students and Tit glutton and the man religious ties between Fourth 2nd and Santa Clara Streets and somber tone of the play is senior citizens for all 35 S. responsible for separating Henry's 16th centruy world its chessboard setting. performances. For details, crtf1Dcf 294-4086 San Jose Phone 998-8800 Anne Boleyn from her and today, Mitchell said, Throughout the per- call the theater box office head, may not have been and the last of Henry's formance, three-foot high at 277-2777. Nes such a terrible King after wives, Kate Parr, is shown all, according to "Royal to be a forerunner of the Gambit," opening tonight women's liberation at the University Theater. movement. "His excesses can't be The unethical nature of SPEAKERS BELOW COST! denied," chuckled politics, a theme "Gambit" director and Gressieker sees as Theater Arts professor universal, is reflected in OVER 20 MODELS CHOOSE FROM... Noreen Mitchell. "But the set for " Gambit, " TO those were at the end of his which Allows a chess board. life. The fact remains that "We have chess pieces Henry was a very good move about the board and king who surrounded reflect a character at a Jazz Ensemble Concert in the Concert Hall of the himself with brilliant particular time," Mitchell Music Building at 8:15 tonight. advisors." commented. "Henry, for Prague String Quartet at 8 tonight at Morris Dailey The drama, written by instance, is shown at one Auditorium. Students $5, general $6. Hermann Gressieker and time to be spawn." "Royal Gambit" at 8 this evening at the University first published in 1959, The production has Theater. Students $1.50, general $3. explores the relationships entailed arduous research Casino Night, sponsored by Recreation 97 and of Henry and his six wives, on behalf of its cast Resident Halls Programs will present live jazz combos at and shows the king to be members, she said, with 9 tonight at the Dining Commons. the first "modern man," David Smith, who portrays Mitchell said. Henry, consulting more EOCAI "He was married to six than 50 works on Henry and of the most brilliant women the Tudor period. Eulipia Crepe Cafe: David Rey, 'f olk singer, tonight; of the Tudor period," "Royal Gambit" will John Handy, saxophone player, Friday and Saturday; big Mitchell said. "Henry was also use music composed band music Monday. dependent on women and by the monarch himself, as "Give 'em Hell Harry!" at the San Jose Center for the they were extremely in- well as other music by Performing Arts at 8 p.m. Monday, starring Kevin Mc- Henry's contemporaries, Carthy. Tickets at San Jose Box Office ( 246-1160 ), Macy's. according to the director. BASS and all major ticket agencies. kinko's copies Period dances will Camera One: "The Seventh Seal" and "The tonight and Friday; "Modern Times," "cit.) overnight highlight the show. Magician" "Monsieur Verdous" Saturday and Sunday; 3 1,2, no minimum "Henry was truly a Lights," and renaissance man," Mit- "The Turning Point" Monday through Wednesday chell said. "He was a Students $2, non-students $2.50 Call the theater for times XEROX 9400 & musician, composer, poet, 294-3800. IBM COPIERS was fluent in five "The Lion in Winter" opening at the University ol 123 S. 3111 Street languages, highly Santa Clara 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 7 p.m 295-4336 educated, and possessed Sunday at Louis B. Mayer Theater. Tickets available at tit unqualified charisma. the USC box office. Riders of the Purple Sage 481 E Sao Carlos He transcended Bodega, Campbell: New Band Friday and Saturday 295-5511 history." Thursday night; Mark Ford Call the Bodega for prices and times, 374-4000. Smokey Mountain Saloon: Ball Taylor Band tonight Wichita Friday and Saturday. Call the Saloon for. in formation. 866-8288. 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By Jon Bernal high, lonesome, country Baker. Roadwork has Jose in a couple years," he ever had virtual encyclopedia of mistake, I go right back melody from another if he Forty years ago, sound. taken the band all across added. "It's fine here." lyrics, claiming he knows around and do the verse had to. "We'll play just as somewhere in the hills of "A lot of people would the nation, but the as many songs as most over again to let 'em know I hard for small audiences as "When I write a song, ,Kentucky, a young farmer have wanted it to be Bluegrass Boys usually Monroe, who began by people in the music caught it.'' we will for large ones," sometimes I have to slave nruned Bill Monroe mixed electric and added a lot of don't stray from Nashville playing during in- business. Monroe said. "When we over it," he added. "Other -the music of gospel, horns and drums, but that for more than three weeks termissions at movie did road work, we'd play When writing a song, times it just knits together Methodist Baptist, blues, stuff doesn't belong there," at a time, according to theaters, has recnetly "I've written about 85 any little town. Monroe said he adds within a half-hour there's -jazz and Scotch bagpipe he added. "You got to keep Monroe. played at places like to 100 gospel tunes, 300 :and added a personal dash rei0 no tune set tune." it pure and simple." Carnegie Hall and Madison "If I played a place for other songs, and 100 in ;Of hard-driving rhythm to "I enjoy the road- Garden. Last strumentals," Square a week," he added he said. "I Although he said he the combination. work," he said. "I look spring in Michigan, the probably know at Monroe said that modestly, "and had enough least 500 enjoys established country forward to it because I other songs also." 'Bluegrass simplicity stretches back money to play the bills, artists like Marts Robbins, What he came up with could visit a lot of friends to his early childhood days Bluegrass Boys played well, that was fine." Loretta Lynn and Don was a style of music known around the country. And with all those is the when his uncle Pen used to before 60,000 people the Gibson, Monroe said he to the world as Bluegrass lyrics floating around in sit on the porch after shard "I haven't been to San largest audience they've Monroe said he is a his also likes some of the new named for the bluegrass head, Monroe said greatest day of farming and play his he has talent breaking into the state of Kentucky from often fallen fiddle. prey to the country music world. which it sprang. terror of every musician music. forgetting the words during "There's a lot of talent "There was always a Since that time, Bill a performance. It's got coming along now," he fiddle, mandolin and a Monroe has spread that feeling said. "People like Larry "Ya know sir, that's Gatlin have a wonderful the strangest feeling when to it.' voice he's gonna be fine." you're doin' a number and Performer Profile that happens," he drawled, Looking back on his his bright blue eyes own career, Monroe said twinkling as his weathered the music business has rare syncopation to the melody been good to him. down-home music across guitar around the house face broke into a to make and lyrics to set his song the nation and has become and I learned to play all of smile. "I've tried words but they usually apart from other country "A.s far as makin' a a permanent fixture at the them after a while," he up don't rhyme." songs. name I done that Grand 01' Opry in Nash- drawled. "But music was alright," he said. "And ville, Tennessee. He is sort of a side thing and I He admitted country I've seen a lot of country considered by many to be figured I'd be a farmer." "But," he added songs sound alike and made a lot of friends I the king of bluegrass music emphatically, "If I'm sometimes, but added he probably wouldn't have and has earned a place in But by 1930, Monroe's playing and I make a could distinguish any one seen otherwise." the Country Music hall of thin nasal voice was . fame. whining over the radio airwaves and by 1934, his Yet with all the brothers joined into the act. 'publicity and fanfare "surrounding him, Bill together 'Monroe has remained as "We played broke uncomplicated, honest and four years before we up," he said. "Then they s41.44,68 direct as the style of music -- to what they . he founded. wanted to get wanted to play and I GEORGE CLEVE Conductor & Music Director wanted my own sound , Prior to playing a where I wouldn't copy Morris Dailey -presents- concert at anything." . Auditorium last Monday night, the 67 -year -old ,father of bluegrass spoke One year later, Monroe ALEXIS WEISSENBERG about his music and his was playing his own brand (pianist) life. of foot-stompin' music at November 17& 18. 8:30 p ni the Grand 01' Opry where's "Bluegrass is the he's been playing once a greatest music it's great week for the past 39 years. for the United States," he ALL SCHUBERT PROGRAM said in an emphatic tone. December 1 & 2. 830 p.rri During those years his f4;It's got feeling to it and a band, the Bluegrass Boys, has featured banjo players like Earl Scruggs and Don Sponsored by: -Musicians2, Reno and fillers like by Jonathan Pullman Porter W.E. Harding Co.. 502 S. Second, S.J. o benefit Tommy Magnis and Kenny Bill Monroe -Following in its annual ’4radition, the SJSU Concert Choir, under the directon of p, arts& tz music professor Charlene Archibeque, will perform in a fund raising per- entertainment formance Friday at 8:30 p.m. The concert, which is , presented in order to raise Ron 'Arnold Horshack' Palillo funds for music scholar- ships, will include both the Concert Choir and the will star in S.J. Light Opera SJSU Symphony Or- chestra, The concert will Television performers Artful Dodger, a skillful and "The Untouchables," .be held at St. Joseph's Ron Palillo, of "Welcome pick-pocket on the streets will replace actor Ross Church on Market Street in Back Kotter," and of London who befriends Martin,who exercised the 'San Jose. Nehemiah Persoff will star Oliver. out-clause of his contract in . The orchestra, under in the San Jose Civic Light order to accept another direction of Higo Harada, Opera production of Local actor Sheff performance offer. "Oliver," at the Center for will combine with the 110 Chastain will pay in the the Performing , member choir to perform Arts, title role as Oliver. Michele Lee, television "poulenc's "Gloria", with tonight through Sunday and Broadway actress, :Meta Malick singing the night. will be directing the -'aoprano solos. Persoff will star in the production, "Oliver" being Based on the Charles role of Fagin, the leader of her first production role in The choir will also Dickens novel, "Oliver the pickpockets. that capacity. perform Beethoven's Twist," the story centers ."Mass in C," with featured on the exploits of a young 2 Ticket information and soloists soprano Janine Persoff, who has orphan in 18th century showtimes for the Nartuscelli, alto Mary London. starred in television production can be obtained Enman, tenor Kenneth programs such as by calling the Civic Light Hannaford, and bass "Mission: Impossible," Opera's Office, at 286-6841. Ronald Gerard. Palillo, who plays the Timothy Wilson will be character Arnold Hor- "A big brewery makes more beer in a day featured in the orchestra's schak on "Welcome Back TRAVEL SALE presentation of Haydn's Kotter," will portray the For Independent Travelers than all the Henry's we can brew in a year." "Trumpet Concerto." k Bat io. Bre.314; NIA.ger from BleN 1,11.7 ( 01111,011 Both the choir and MEXICO $ 1 67 1111,15'ronhatd orchestra have been a days Including hotel -air -extras \\Tilde America's major rehearsing since the first PERU from $ 329 personal supervision by t he day of school, according to To get your Round trip from LA -charter flight Archibeque. brewers measure their output brewmaster. Beer was made ad in the HAWAII from $ 1 89 Last year's concert Round trip charter from San Jose in millions of barrels, Henry slowly, in small quant it ies, and raised $3,500 for the music Spartan Daily scholarship fund for music from $499 Weinhard's Private Reserve is aged for a 1110111 11 or more. So Classifieds SPAIN students. One week Including air and hotel produced just four hundred It is with Henry's today. "I hope we will be able call BALI from $ 799 to at least match that 277-3171 15 days Including air -hotel -extras barrels at a t ime. True, our Inevitably, this means that ...amount," Archibeque said. 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Political leader, 'a man of destiny, speaks to Black Students Union

By Don McCarthy riddle a little girl with high schools. It quickly Department) think they death is still strong." the cliche says, can be Selby Semela may be a scores of bullets as she became a protest against are isolating me from the Semela himself has deceiving. The polite, self man of destiny. Or else stepped out of the house the whole South African struggle," Semela ex- suffered much for the deprecating young man incredibly lucky. and gave the black power apartheid system of black plained. cause. He was detained will soon be leaving the The young South salute. servitude to the white man. But he is here precisely once for six months U.S. to take military African political leader While in Europe after At its peak, 48,000 people because of the U.S. in- following an illegal training, though he will not saw people standing next to his escape, he was in a participated. by police Luftania airline crash in him gunned down The attack on the Soweto Frankfurt, Germany. during the demonstrators by the '...the black people of South Africa of 1976. He Ninety-seven people died in demonstrations police convinced Semela police the crash, five survived. He eluded and outwitted and his comrades armed look upon U.S. as their enemy...' in survived another crash, in and government agents struggle is the only way to London, in which 15 died. his country to escape to government, he ambushed on a change the Botswana in the af- He was volvement with the South political rally ( all political say where. He predicts a street by men he said. termath of the demon- London African government. rallies opposing the full scale revolutionary South African strations. says were As a result, many of government are illegal, he war will begin in South few people Semela, now living in agents. A the 5,000 political exiles are "The black people of said). He was, he said, Africa within two years. by the dark upon the Berkeley and attending happened in military training in South Africa look tortured, beaten and was By that time, he says, street and the agents left Merritt College, talked several countries, in- U.S. as their enemy," he given meals at drastically Blacks will have smuggled up. with the Spartan Daily him beaten cluding Cuba and Russia, said. irregular intervals to throw in enough arms to Thursday, he Before his exile, F.'riday. according to Semela. He spends much of his off his system. realistically oppose the It took him three One night during the time traveling throughout government. He intends to months after his release, be demonstrations, Semela the country, speaking on in his country when the he said, to regain his fighting relates, he hid in a the role of the U.S. begins. '...he saw police riddle a girl sanity. cemetary and saw police government and cor- He. denounces the The face of the frail peace dumping 70 bodies of dead porations in promoting negotiation attempts with scores of bullets...' looking 22 -year -old protestors into two holes apartheid. of U.N. Ambassador An- revolutionary bears the drew Young. Young's plan and filling them up. He was a speaker marks of his punishment. of over the table to the SJSU Black Semela was treasurer of during a University of spoke Semela went into Semela is a polite, soft negotiations will never Union. the South African Student Michigan symposium on Students hiding for several weeks spoken man, who displays work, he said. He called the Movement, an organization whether the school should Before leaving after the demonstrations strong emotion only when Young a puppet of he visited his co-founded by the late de-invest its funds in U.S. country while the government discussing the issues of his President Carter. "People her home Steven Biko. corporations doing mother. He left blocked all roads out of the country. He wears simple are no longer interested in before 50 police surrounded The Soweto demon- business with South Africa country. He and two working man's clothes. His concessions," he said. him strations began as a protest and has taught a seminar the place, thinking friends escaped by giving handshake is soft and light. "Concessions will not fool against the use of the on apartheid at UC- inside. From a neighboring notice they had already left But appearances, as the people." Afrikaan language in black Berkeley. The money he Selby Semela hut, he said, he saw police the country. earns goes to the black STE:DENT GRIEVANCE Percy Qoboza, editor of cause in his country, he The World, the now banned said. black newspaper, S.F. organization discourages COMMITTEE He said of fellow positions published the false in- formation. As Semela and revolutionary, Biko, whose of Hears and seeks redress of student his two friends, Tsietsi murder at the hands police last year touched off bank dealings in South Africa grievances concerning individual Mashinini and Barney international con- members of the faculty, ad- Makhatle, were the most than they Africa, they said of the Blacks, 'hey, here's a cheap labor demnation of the white Making loans to South Africa more trouble wanted of the Soweto ministration, or staff and when ap- government, "he was not are worth is the goal of Stop Banking on Apartheid force'." revolutionaries, the organization. A few institutions, such as the World Council of propriate. makes recommendations an extraordinary person or ($BOA), a San Francisco-based barricades were taken According to $BOA, banks compute a "hassle" factor Churches and the United Auto Workers, have withdrawn concerning appropriate redress to a Messiah. He was a very down and the three fled to companies and banks involved in South Africa. dedicated, respected, into their decisions on all loans. funds from appropriate persons. ultimately.. if Botswana. make a concession is New educated man. He was a And the group is planning to hassle Bank of America The only major bank to necessary. to the President of the in a few weeks, according to Robin Mahone, who is York's Citibank, the nation's second largest, which is no Semela came to the good speaker, writer and Iniversity. starting an $BOA office in San Jose. longer making direct loans to the government of South on a student visa and good organizer. U.S. The group is organizing a protest of B of A's loaning Africa. Citibank continues to make loans to South African received a State Depart- "His death further policy to South Africa Nov. 17. People will distribute businesses, according to Hecathorne. DEADLINE NOV. 6 ment scholarship. He at- angered Blacks and gave leaflets in front of B of A branches explaining the bank's A rally against apartheid and celebration of the B of A %clalsa Modynl Office; tends Merritt College. .100 00000 4o( %locket I Mon us somethingmore tofight record in South Africa, Mahone said. protests will be held in San Francisco Nov. 19. 277 .1201 "They ( the State for. The anger from his Last June, 66 branches were protested, Mahone said Either Quincy Jones or Gil Scott Heron, black jazz this month's activities will be larger in scope. musicians, will provide entertainment, Johnson said. According to Milo Hecathorne, an $BOA member, B of Mahone said the group is also urging people to A organized a consortium to prop up the financially failing withdraw their personal accounts from B of A on Nov. 17 white government in 1960 following the Sharpeville and to explain to their branch manager the reason. protests, when the government outlawed black trade Among the Bay Area banks listed by $BOA as having unions and all forms of opposition to apartheid. investments in South Africa are United California Bank, Another $BOA member, Karen Johnson, finds a Crocker, Security Pacific, Wells Fargo and the Sumitomo parallel between the US. and South African governments. Bank of California. THREE STRIPES "In this country we destroyed the Indians. In South $BOA recommends Hibernia, Mechanics, Security National and Central as banks which do not make loans in South Africa. 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Gandhi had blurred anti-apartheid , recorded history began Transvaal brought an gained some concessions policy. with the first Dutch set- influx of foreigners, largely for Indians in South Africa. tlement in 1652. Bantu- British. Voting rights for But he left and became the In 1961, Mandela was speaking tribesmen the new residents were leader who freed India imprisoned for planning :inhabited the interior demanded and denied. from British rule. Poverty the violent overthrow of the :regions of the territory prevented success of government, and has been since the fifth century, The conflict caused the strikes and passive in prison since. His words 'radiocarbon dating in- Anglo-Boer war in which resistance during the 1920s, may not be quoted in South dicates. Britain defeated the Woods explains in "Biko." Africa. Afrikaners. Britain united French Huguenots and the provinces as the Union The lack of success In the late 60s, the Germans followed the of South Africa, and gave was apparent in the 1923 Black Consciousness Dutch and the three groups control of the government enactment of the pass law Movement was founded, ':formed a common to the Afrikaner majority. system. Under the statute, largely by Steve Mc. He :language, Afrikaans. The "the Native should only be also founded the Black :language is a mixture and Throughout the allowed to enter urban Peoples' Convention and simplification of Dutch and political development areas, which are essen- the South African Student -German. Descendants of blacks were ignored, tially the White man's Organization as in- those white settlers are Donald Woods, exiled creation, when he is willing struments of the new alled Afrikaners. former editor of the South to enter and to minister to philosophy. the needs of the White man and should depart Biko's chief aide, therefrom when he ceases Barney Pityana, described to so minister." Black Consciousness in the For 100 years, following way: Also, in 1924, the Zulu tribesmen Nationalist Party, ad- "The first step is to vocating Afrikaner make the black man see fought nine wars... chauvinism and an anti- himself, to pump life into black stance, came to his empty shell; to infuse power. In 1948 vast him with pride and dignity, apartheid legislation was to remind him of his For 100 years, African newspaper the enacted. complicity in the crime of . beginning in 1779, Xhoso Daily Dispatch, wrote in allowing himself to be and later, Zulu tribesmen his book "Biko." In the late 50s, black misused and therefore fought nine wars with white leader Nelson Mandela letting evil reign supreme frontier farmers. In 1913, legislation limited black land , Britain annexed the ownership to specific areas territory in 1814 as part of a totaling 10 percent of the Poverty prevented post-Napoleonic diplomatic country. Eighty percent of deal. In 1820, 4,000 Britains the nation's 25 million plus success of strikes... settled as a buffer between population is black. The the Afrikaners and Homeland law was in- tribesmen. stituted during a period of Afrikaners established black conciliation. Black advocated a campaign of in the country of his birth. attitude of mind, a way of was detained by police. A 21 MINUTE DEVELOPING the provinces of Transvaal leadership in the country violence against the This is what we mean by an life. Its basic tenet is that month later, still in jail, he for KODACOLOR and the Orange Free State was divided on the issue. government. He accepted inward looking process." the Black man must reject was beaten and fatally while the British controlled Inspired by Mahatma arms from Russian backed In the words of Biko, all value systems that seek wounded in the head. The VERICOLOR the coastal provinces. Gandhi, blacks took up the communist groups. Ac- "Black Consciousness is an to make him a foreigner in government failed to FUJICLOR the country of his birth and convict any of 10 suspects. BLACK AND WHITE reduce his basic human Recently, Nationalist 33 Fountain dignity. It implies Prime Minister John Services available to the Downtown San Jose awareness by the Black Vorster resigned. He was advanced photographer, both people of the power they replaced by Pieter Botha 294-1641 amateur and professional wield as a group, both who shares his views. -I- with 1 OZDISCOUN this ad a Visions for a Changing Theater conceived and conducted by 'The first step is to make the Mark Hall Amitin th black man see himself...' Workshops in Drama & Movement in the Student Union Lectures and Films centered on 11/6: The Living Theater's economically and The most active U.S. "Paradise Now" politically. Hence group official dealing with the 11/7: The Living Theater's cohesion and solidarity are South Africa problem is ’Seven Meditations" central facets of Black U.N. Ambassador Andrew 11/9: The Performance Group's Consciousness." Young. Many black "Dionysus in 69" African leaders praise his 11/10: Theater Laboratory In 1976 hundreds of work. Vicinal's "I" blacks were killed in the FREE at Soweto uprisings. A But Woods, quoted in San Jose State University general strike by blacks of news reports, called Speech and Drama 224 several Young's U.N. veto of weeks and the exile One day 1 3 p.m .51 students, 52 general of 5,000 resulted. economic sanctions against Week long 3 305 30 p.m.. $350 students, $6 general In August 1977, Biko South Africa "appalling." Registration in A.S Business Office AFRICA/4 BLACKS

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SKY CREEK behaten Valley Fair Si fropori.trn Program A Nov 10 1978 and Program 18 Nov 11 1978 aro non-repelthve any are suteect no change '191 /35 WEDNESDAY NOV 8 BALL TAYLOR MARGARITAS 500 BAND (When you present your Student or Faculty I D That's right, this Friday right drown the week's problems THURSDAY NOV.9 in "El Cheapo Margaritas - SNAIL from 5 p.m. until if at Los Pericos TENTATIVE And while you're here. you'd might as well 21 or older II D REQUIRED sample the finest in Advanced tickets available at all BASS outlets Central American specialties 30 So Central Campbell The best in food and drink 374-4000 LO5 Pericos always, at Los Pericos _ / he A / 1 OR Y .5.51 Crntral fampbr.II November 2, 1978, Page 9 sports SJSU now rated 11 th in nation cleat marks Spartan booters win sixth straight Spartan Steve Swadley Fresno. season because Fresno's Spartans were involved in flick the ball away from the will play Sunday. Keith scored a goal in the second After the game, many defense was so tough. an overtime game this net just when the ball Greene and Joe Silveira overtime period to give of the players said they SJSU's sixth con- season. The 11th-ranked appeared to be going in. sustained minor injuries SJSU a 1-0 win over CSU- could not believe the secutive win marked the Spartans are now 19-3. and their status for Sun- Football fortune Fresno Tuesday night in Bulldogs were only 2-6 this first time this season the The Bulldogs clogged With 23 seconds day's game was listed as the middle and didn't allow remaining to be played, the questionalbe by trainer the Spartans to set-up Spartans were called for a Frank Avila yesterday. lies elsewhere? offensively and collapsed penalty shot after handball was called in the penalty By Chuck Hildebrand on the forwards to stay on the outside of the pnealty box. ISAA RATINGS There's a no man's land in major college footbal box. I use and SJSU is right in the middle of it. 2 Indiana University The two teams battled There is a high per- The no man's land is the abyss between the 1 Clemson University to a 0.0 tie at regulation and centage of penalty shots I 5IU Edwardsville bonafide grid bastions USC, UCLA, Arizona State couldn't score during the made, but the Bulldog S Philadelphia Textile and the like and the schools that have no chance to first 10-minute overtime players shot went wide of 6 Quincy take any significant steps toward the forefront a 7 Loyola Baltimore period. the net. category SJSU could soon find itself in if it remains 8 St Louis University a member of the Pacific Coast Athletic Association. 9 Alabarna A and M The Spartans, who 10 Columbia UMVerSity The PCAA is an anchor around the SJSU Two minutes into the have moved from 12th to Ii 'SJSU neck. It will continually drag the second overtime, the 12 Connectioff football program's Ilth in the national soccer every time it begins to tread water in Spartans' Ricky Azofeifa 13 Temple program down rankings, play their last the major college pond. ran down the left sideline II Dartmouth home game Sunday at 2:30 IS Cleveland State was why San Diego State, which along and sent a cross pass to That against the USC Trojans. 16 MaSSachusetts with SJSU was the only conference member with Swadley. II Davis and Elkins real powerhouse potential, flew the PCAA coop and 18 Appalachian State Swadley received the Easy Perez sat out the 19 hooked on with the Western Athletic Conference. SMU pass 15 yards from the foal, game against the Bulldogs 20 Seattle Pacific If SJSU wants to upgrade not only its football took a half volley kick and fortunes but the entire athletic program, it too will shot the ball into the upper have to jettison the PCAA. corner of the goal. SJSU is a school spinning its wheels in the PCAA quagmire. It must move up or risk being ,Unlike football, the suffocated. first team to score in SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY There are other schools with a similar overtime does not win, the dilemma. Boise State, which University of Idaho full ten minutes is played AND COLLAGE MAGAZINE football coach Jerry Davitch called "the USC of the and the Spartans almost PROUDLY PRESENT Big Sky Conference," will undoubtedly outgrow the scored again. AN EVENING WITH minor-league BSC and begin looking for a more challenging playpen. Steve Ryan hit the post New Mexico State, long considered but never with a shot and then the IEL admitted into the WAC, is in the Missouri Valley Bulldogs came down field Conference but would certainly benefit from en- and applied tremendous trance into a more prestigious league. pressure on goalkeeper The PCAA's newest member, Utah State, Paul Coffee. probably joined out of desperation. The Aggies have Coffee made two always played a tough schedule, but securing spectacular saves in the games is a complicated matter for an independent, second overtime. The first especially late in the season when most of the top came on a shot which teams are involved in conference play. Coffee dove and, in mid- Even Long Beach State, Fresno State and air, University of the Pacific could make progress caught the ball before going toward first-class status if they weren't weighed by Elbe Harland into the net. down by the PCAA. Spartan defender Keith Greene (2) looks on as the Bronco goalkeeper comes Coffee made a second All the members of the PCAA, and not just down with the ball. Greene scored the winning goal later on in the game. save when he was able to SJSU, are hamstrung by the current arrangement and can't really hope to upgrade their grid programs as long as they are in the PCAA. The trouble isn't with the six PCAA schools but the Volleyball team heads south PCAA itself. Those are the schools on the outside looking in. There are three others on the inside that will probably have to get out. without middle blocker Baszak The expansion of the Pacific-8 Conference into the Pacific-10 with the addition of Arizona and By Keith Kropp surgery this afternoon. Pauley Pavilion. The 24- pools with the winners of Arizona State made the already tenuous position of SJSU's women's team field for this year's the four pools meeting in The injury was P PIING A Oregon, Oregon State and Washington State much volleyball team received event is the best in history the quarter-final matches 10 ANNOU more precarious. bad news this week when discovered last week, but of the event, according to 3:45 p.m. Saturday. The The Ducks, Beavers and Cougars especially junior middle blocker Jan the injury did not appear UCLA Sports Information semi-finals will be at 6:30 NURS. NOV. 16 the first two are usually not competitive with the Baszak was lost to the serious. Baszak felt she Director Steve Clow. and the championship MEN'S GY could still see limited other seven members of the conference. The ad- Spartans for the remainder match is slated for 9. ..,er 01 SCrn Ccstos dition of UA and ASU simply widens the gap. In- of the season. Baszak has action and face surgery The tournament available at AS Business Office, torn cartilage in her right following the season. TICKETS stead of getting mauled by only five clearly superior BASS, Galactic Zoo Records, features the nation's top STUDENT $6.50 IN ADVANCE. teams, those three schools now serve as cannon knee and will undergo Other teams in SJSU's Santa Cruz Box orrice eight teams, Clow said, $1.50 AT THE DOOR S.J. Box Office and fodder seven times a year. Baszak, who pool are Pepperdine GENERAL $7.50 IN ADVANCE However, including host UCLA and OSU, UO and WSU do not have big enough did not play in the Spar- University, Southern $8.50 AT THE DOOR Hawaii. FOR MORE INFORMATICS\ I St 1 1C# stadiums, followings or athletic budgets to compete tans' win over University California and University 14181217.2N70, M18i177-31111 with the other seven Pac-10 entries. They will of Arizona. THERE WILI BE Si) sMORINi. B- ball of San Francisco Monday, ALLOWED IN THE GYM eventually be eased out if they don't leave volun- aggravated the injury over In each of the last seven years, the team that tarily. The SJSU men's the weekend, according to And so we have the perfect marriage 10 won the NIVT has also won basketball team will hold SJSU assistant coach Marti the MAW title. estranged misfits from former unions joining an open house 7:30 tonight Brugler. together in communal matrimony. in Spartan Gym. Picture the following conference SJSU, With their win over San The Spartans open with Oregon, Oregon State, Washington State, Boise Spectators will be able Francisco (15-2, 15-5, 15-2), two matches Friday night. UOP, Long Beach State, Utah State, Fresno State, to see a practice session the Spartans improved to 8- They meet Wahington

State and New Mexico State. and demonstrations of 0 in the Northern California State University at 7 and A league of that size would solve scheduling offensive and defensive Athletic Conference and 21- University of Western schools problems for everybody and would unite 10 drills. The team also will overall. SJSU has four Ontario at 9. with similar facilities, abilities and prospects for hold a short scrimmage. conference matches left, 1. Grab a BIT on whole-wheat toast. the future. two of them to be played at That's for football. For basketball and other The tournament is Basketball officials Spartan Gym next week. divided into four six-team about your future. sports, the league could add Fullerton State, UC- will be in attendance to 2. Think Santa Barbara, UC-Irvine and USF. It could split discuss the rules and other into divisions, with WSU, Oregon, OSU, Boise, San aspects of basksetball. This weekend, the OFFSET PRINTING 3. Sign up for an interview with Jose, UOP and USF in the North and the other seven Spartan spikers will 100 espies 12.65 Signetics at the Placement Center. in the south. Team members will be participate in the 11th Such an alignment, I belive, is the best answer National In- available afterwards to annual PRINT WELL As one of the world's largest and rnost broadly based for the Goldilocks Syndrome (this conference is too vitational Volleyball manufacturers and suppliers of integrated circuits we have sign autographs and pose 297-6755 hot, that conference is too cold, but this one is just in our company And because we believe in for pictures. tournament in UCLA's 556 W.Sant Clara St. confidence right). our people and in our products we feel we provide the Like adolescents, football programs are in- kind of professional atmosphere that will enable you to fluenced by their close peers and if SJSU is going work in a creative and stimulating environment to grow up, it will have to find more mature com- LOOKING FOR A CAREER with bacheloi's 01 master's degrees in pany than the Pacific Coast Athletic Association. We need graduates This plan just might provide that company, IN ARTS ADMINISTRATION? Electrical Engineering although the formation of such a conference Physics couldn't be consummated for several years because GET SOME EXPERIENCE NOW! of scheduling conflicts. Ask us about opportunities in Still, it might be worth the wait. The A.S. Program Board is Product/Test Engineering looking for Process Engineering Design Engineering Two newcomers a DANCE CHAIRPERSON We'll be on campus To develop a dance series for next season, and publicize Thursday, November 9, 1978 give up wrestling the Jose Limon and Ballets Trakaderos Performances this For more information write to SIgnetics Corporation, i'1Professional Employment, 811 East Argues Avenue. Sun Two highly-regarded nyyale, CA 94086 We are an equal opportunity employ mention All-America by semester. et m/f newcomers in SJSU's Scholastic Wrestling News. wrestling program have Lane finished fourth in This semester position requires approximately 9 hours a quit the team because of the 177-pound division at available Spring Semester. personal reasons, ac- the 1978 State junior college week. Three units of Scale credit cording to assistant coach SiliflAtiCS Kevin Hejnal. Joel Acosta, a fresh- Acosta, who was a subsidiary of U.S. Philips Corporation man from Hughson, scheduled to wrestle in California, and Gaylord tomorrow night's meet APPLY: Note Permanent Residency V,sa Reqmred Lane, a junior transfer against the alumni, "Just from West Valley College, lost interest in wrestling," Associated Students Office "no longer are with us," Hejnal said. 3rd Floor Student Union Hejnal said yesterday. Lane "is working and 277-3201. Deadline Nov. 6 Acosta was the 138- is engaged," Hajnal said. pound State high school "That makes it rough to go champion last year and to school and wrestle, was named honorable also." Page 10, November 2, 1078 sports Brewer, Rossler SJSU golf team places third; SJSU scores UOP Team scores ArtzOna Slate. 1,090 Fresno State, 1.107. SISU. 1.111. UOP. defend crowns 1,I19. Stanford. IS USC, TIM San Oleg State. 1.131 Levin, In7hoodual Wiebe pace scores Spartans Don Levin and Mark Wiebe sparked SJSU to a third- sophomores, Mike Barnblatt, Don DeLorenzo and Alan Nitnner Dan Croondutst IASUI 69 69 '5 213 SJSU Don Leson 71 71 71 216 Mars Mow plir,e finish in the University of the Pacific Invitational Swank. 12 71 75 218. Greg Gal.. 76 72 71 222, Alan Swank 78 72 76 226. Dan 0elMent0 78 at Fresno State golf tournament Tuesday at Lodi's Woodbridge Country :;wank birdied five straight holes on the back nine for 71 76 229 M.ke Barnolatt 78 75 78 231 Club. a second round 72 and helped the Spartans move from Barnhart division. The lefthander their opening-round position of By Mike Levin fired an even par 71 in the final round to capture eighth place to third after SAN JOSE SIAIL Carey Brewer became lost a match in an early fourth place with a three-round total of 216. Wiebe, who 36 holes. UNIVERSITY THEATRE presents the master last year. round and had to go was in third after two rounds, carded a 75 during the last A few days earlier, SJSU finished third in the Stanford Pat Bossier has been through the loser's bracket 18 holes and ended seventh with 218. Fall Intercollegiate Golf Tournament with 1,115 strokes at the queen for two years before meeting winner's Arizona State University, paced by individual winner Stanford Golf Course. Southern California was first at NOV. 2,3, 8 pm now. bracket winner Schram in Dan Croonquist's 213, claimed team honors with 1,090 1,009. Box Office: 2 7 7-2 7 7 7 And, says SJSU the finale. strokes. CSU-Fresno was second at 1,107. The Spartans In that one, Levin was the individual leader after two women's bowling coach were four shots back at 1,111. rounds, but, after shooting a five-over-par 76 in the final Terry Gregory, the two Brewer beat Schrarn in Coach Jerry Vroom was "very satisfied with the round, settled for second place behind Stanford's Doug Spartans "will be the a pair of matches, 712-708 team's performance," especially the play of junior Greg Clarke. favorites" to win the 1978 and 762-751, and bowled Galasso. Clarke's 54-hole total was an even par 213. Levin Fresno State Masters and seven consecutive 700 Galasso, a transfer from Palomar Junior College, was closed at 214. Queens Tournament this series, a feat Gregory a "very pleasant surprise," Vroom said. "He showed a lot The two tournaments comprised the only team GAMBIT weekend in Fresno. terms "incredible." of promise in his first tournament ( at SJSU I." competition the golfers will face until the regular season b. Hermann Gressieker In all, 11 Spartans will Galasso had the third best Spartan score, 222. begins in spring, Vroom said. compete in the double- Bossier defeated The tournament "was a good test for us because we The remainder of the fall will consist of qualifying elimination singles tourney Trudy Bell, of Cal Poly- played the four youngsters," Vroom said, "and they all rounds to make the team. Saturday and Sunday at SLO, in last year's did fairly well." "At this point 15 players are on the team," Vroom CSU-Fresno's student women's finale. The coach was speaking of Galasso and a trio of said. "The qualifying rounds will help me cut down to 10 union bowling alley. by spring." Brewer heads a men's Vroom expects J.C. transfer Steve Gazzaneo to add field of 32, which includes strength to the team. teammates, Poloists face Tigers six of his Gazzaneo, who spent two years at Hayward's Chabot Curtis Cole, Dave Hewitt, With the schedule still After the UOP game already beat the Spartans College, "has a lot of tournament experience and should Kevin Johnson, Louis in its favor, the SJSU water and a Saturday match with this year. Stanford did it be a big help to the team," Vroom said. LaVerde. George polo team will attempt to Santa Clara, the Spartans once and Berkeley three Achim Steinfurth, Mike Bauer and Kim Perry, a Romanovvsky and Marty stretch its winning streak finish the regular season times. transfer from West Valley College, are among others Schram. to six games 7:15 tonight against two of the nation's SJSU will be in the competing for positions on the squad which placed eighth Bossier, an SJSU against the University of top teams, Stanford and Pacific Coast Athletic at the NCAA tourney last season. assistant coach, shoots for Pacific at West Valley UC-Berkeley. Association Cham- "We should be a slightly-improved team over last her third straight title College. Both teams have pionships Nov. 17-18. year," Vroom predicted. against 15 other women, The Spartans have a 6- including Spartans Sandy 9 record and the Tigers are Johnson, Sandi Wooton and 3-9. A Liz Sylvia. SJSU broke its nine- -Any of the guys from ONE game losing streak Oct. 21 ME I* Is N. Ma-MES San Jose are capable of when it defeated the Tigers winning this thing," in Stockton, 15-11. UOP THUM-Htl "but the fact Gregory said, beat the Spartans, 11-8, at TWO IIIIGMAN CLASSICS Brewer is the defending the Stanford Invitational champ gives him the edge. THE SEVENTH earlier in the year. "Hassler definitely is Since the victory in SEAL in the the one to beat Stockton, SJSU has bested women's division." UC-San Diego, and has won THE MAGICIAN Gregory expects the the Santa Clara In- 7.15 Spartans' sternest com- vitational Tournament. petition to come from UC- UOP is basically a two- Davis' Rourke brothers, man team, according to Craig and Cliff, and women Spartan Coach Mike *AS li.111b,le Micki Butterfield, of MacNaMa. Those two American River College, players are Steve Mix and and Marsha Hashiguchi, of Jeff Bergman, who are also CSU-1,os Angeles. the team's leading scorers. But Gregory really thinks "the crowns will stay at SJSU," because the BUDGET COMMITTEE Spartans have such "high- quality bowlers" and they 2 Positions Open qualified a large contingent Will consider all budget requests from for the finals. student organizations and will submit Brewer had to play 10 a proposed budget and total an- three-game matches in ticipated Income for ensuing fiscal year order to win the 1977 men's to Student Council. IM grid DEADLINE, Monday. November 6

Associated Students Office playoff 3rd Floor Student Union 277-3201 The intramural flag football championship game will be played 4 p.m. today at South Campus, with defending champion Alpha Tau Omega trying to CAMPUS SECURITY retain its title against the ADVISER Allen Hall Doo-bies. The dominating ATO 2 posiriows team finished the regular season 7-0, beat Markham Hall Tuesday, then topped REVIEWS The SICURITy NEEdS of The campus WITh Royce Ions yesterday, 20- AN emplusis ON public saury, CRIME pRIVENTION, 8,to advance to the final. STUdENT ANd COMMUNITY REIATIONS ANd

The Doo-bies staged a EdUCATIONAI NEEdS dEAIINg WITh SECURITy, comeback to score with just two plays left in the contest Tuesday to snatch an 18-15 victory over Sigma DEADLINE NOV. 6 Alpha Epsilon. The Doo- AsocprolSrtdporsOffice bies, 8-2, outplayed Theta led Flocs S rub+ 1)606 Chi yesterday, 36-18, to III 3201 mover the finale.

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FREE November 2, 1978, Page 11 Students face day -- in color

Frisbee contests, casino nights ... how about face-painting? For an activity everyone can participate in, Dr. Pat Cavataio's Rec 97 class came up yesterday with the joy of face-painting. Approximately 40 SJSU students joined in the event from 11:30 a.m. to 130 p.m. in the art quad, according to class member Tony Thurman, a recreation sophomore. The majority of the art work was done by the participants themselves. The recreation class mainly guided them iii applying the theatrical make-up if they had a problem, Thurman said. Additionally, 23 students were brave enough to enter the face- painting contest, which included five categories: most creative, most original, most artistic, scariest and funniest. Ten prizes were donated from local business around the valley. Most were free dinners, but other prizes Thurman mentioned were by.) L Suosa houseplants and ski equipment and by Ellie Harland Tina Schmidt applies eye makeup while Donna Perkins watches. rentals. Marian Kung flashes a souvenir and a smile. classifieds

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Ask Mr. Shorts. i hope my loss has proved to be 266.8675. rebuilt top earnings 53.50 5.00/hr Public Applications and resumes to House. 1710 N 1st St. San Jose, trekking, overland expedition in yOur asset. Love, Linda. _ . cond. Moulder Rm 102, Mike. Relations work for non-prof it SJSU Personnel Office. 125 S. 8 p m. For more info or free Africa, Asia, South America, EXPERT typing and proofreading $2,450? athletic organization promoting Seventh St., San Jose, CA 95192. I NEED a ride to S.J. from Santa catalog, Contact: Adventure New Zealand, mainland China. light of term papers. etc. Fast serv. volleyball team to the Olympics. An EOE/Aff irmative Ac Cruz one day a week. Call Dr. Looking for Datsun or other Center. 5540 College Ave. Skiing in Europe and much Worn 75 cents/pg. Sheila, 279 9i 29. '78 YAMAHA XS 750. New tires, Call Mike between 1 4 at 249 Bon/Title IX Employer. Snyder, 2733165. pick-up. 1969 72 preferred. Oakland. CA 946111. (415) 654 more. Wed., Nov. 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Natural Foods Call 287.1111117 or 9911612 CUSTOM SPEAK ER SYSTEMS SIGNUP with the SJSU Ski Club Call 279 9473 anytime. Kim F., Brad II ano Mary C for sale come in at 245 E. Santa Clara. and go to ASPEN, COLOR! DO. _ Sign ups for Aspen will he Contact Carolyn or Ron Tuesday, Oct. 17 at 7 30 p.m. Print Your Ad Here: FACULTY AND DEAR STUDENT, ===== STANFORD University Research r Our trip will include round trip (Count illne0aintetele 30 letters and apaces tot each linel air fare. 7 nights of luxury ac STAFF Your insurance needs - Group needs classroom oh RATES-- IRE, HEALTH commOdations, 06 day Ski Pass AUTO. HOME,F for school in San Jose Each to all of the Aspen ski resorts. If you are not already with State We will train you but you need a appointment wide and several other ghee ac Farm. call for an car or trans. to school. For info. Fire mama tivitles. 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Work Satur- Announcements Het, wanted Services Travel Consecuttve publIcatkol dates ontv Call Don new Gottschalk's days or Sundays every other Automotive Lost end Found SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SHREDDED them rubber. 6$ cents mutt. 03.511 per hour. 298.9100, For Sole Personals Stereo cancelled eels Flight Center, 923 4171 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114 No refund. on lb 2903954. Mrs. Emm. JO 00111111MME Page 12, November 2, 1978 Media and law officials P clash on investigations

By Kim Gardner press person getting in covered topics ranging others." Investigation is a there and doing his job." from Santa Clara county Tamm added that "Sound" primary tool of the news Tamm upheld the jails to sex offenders. prisoners have one thing in media and law en- press close scrutiny of Tamm spoke on the common. "They all will get forcement officials. But public officials, and spoke current overcrowding out i be released from jail). when both try to do their of a new program at county problem in county jails. When they get out, they're jobs, conflict often arises law enforcement ac- "As the population in- back with you. The way between the two. cademies where cadets creases, county jails people are treated in jail is That conflict was the learn about the newsman's don't," Tamm stated. the way they'll treat others Investments topic of a speech Tuesday role and vice versa. County jails, as well as outside of jail," Tamm by Donald Tamm, com- "Of course, the press all jails, also face the said. There are exceptions mander of the detention gets their story come hell problem of jail gangs to this, he noted. livision, Santa Clara or high water," Tarrun ganging up on other Prisoners face enough County Sheriff Depart- said. They ( reporters) prisoners, Tamm said. degradation without this can be obnoxious. For added abuse by other ment, to a beginning news sex of- some, that's their style. Imprisoned prisoners, Tamm said, as writing class here. fenders, particularly child 1959 law The particular well as abuse by jail Tamm, a abuse offenders, are often of problem I see is that both personnel. enforcement graduate victims of such abuse, at BEST the un- law enforcement and the They (prisoners) eat SJSU, explained Tarrun said. willingness of many law news media are getting when we tell them to. They enforcement officers to more sophisticated. Law "Jail is a microcosmof visit when we tell them talk with news reporters. enforcement becomes society," Tamm said. they can. They go to the "Oftentimes we lof- more technologically "There's no difference bathroom when we tell ficers ) want to talk. Of- proficient. The news media between those people them to. That pretty much tentimes we want it in- becomes more (prisoners) and the rest of is punishment." formation) to get out, but technologically us. They're just locked Tan= has fired of- we want it to get out at a proficient." The in- up." As society places ficers who mistreat Prices different time." vestigative television certain types of people on prisoners, and according to Tanun, compared the program "60 Minutes" the "bottom rungs" of the him, has thus ruined their AS SEEN ON sometimes complex police with its hidden camers and social ladder, so too does careers. NFL FOOTBALL news media relationship of such, is an example of this the jail society. In jail, it's When asked the best today with the simpler news-gathering proficien- usually the sexual way to rehabilitate of- relationship the two had cy, Tamm said. "dissidents" who are put at fenders into living non- twenty years ago. "As the news media the bottom, Munn said. criminal lives, Tamm said "At this time we gets more proficient, the "We have to isolate them he had no solutions to the ISanta Clara Valley) were police officer gets more (sexual dissidents) problem. Unfortunately, he a small community. We defensive. Some stuff you because they might be said, crime is very law enforcement ) grew up just don't want to get out, abused or they might abuse profitable. SX 450 with the media, he said. Tamm said. SX 780 ' 'When there wasn't a lot of In cases where Tamm GI) PIONEER PIONEER' activity, the press went tippped off the press to FM/AM/FM Stereo Receiver with 15 FM/AM/FM Stereo Receiver with DC along with us on calls. A "stories that needed to be watts per channel minimum RMS power at power output of 45 watts per channel comradery developed. As told," he said his identity spartaguide 8 ohms, from 20-20,000 Hz with no more minimum RMS at 8 ohms, 20-20,000 Hz we grew larger, we lost was kept a secret by than 0 5% total harmonic distortion. FM with no more than 0.05% total harmonic that closeness. reporters involved. signal-to-noise ratio. 70dB (mono), 65dB distortion. Direct readout left/right channel "Sometimes law en- Protection of sources is (stereo). power meters. forcement officers see the important both to the press 932884EUX r34-74 12377 $17500 959022EUX24.8gfi 22486 . $350.00 news media as ob- as well as law enforcement Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship will meet at 7 p.m. structions. An officer who officers, Tamm stressed. today in the Business Classroom Building, 004. EXPIRES 11 II 78 has to protect a crime In a question and AS SEEN ON scene is not going to like a answer period, Tamm SJSU German Club will meet at noon tomorrow at the NFL FOOTBALL International Center, 360S. 11th St. Bankrupt students and lecture at 6 p.m. EXPIRES CARP will sponsor a dinner II 11 78 today and tomorrow at 584S. 13th St. Cost of dinner is $2. cut off from aid A new tool has been put into the hands of school MEChA will meet at 12:30 today in the S.U. Costanoan Room. financial aids offices. CTF 700 According to Associate Director John Bradbury, of Cla PIONEER' SJSU's Financial Aids Office, students who receive India Student Association will host a Hindi movie, National Direct Student Loans from the U.S. Department "Dharam Karam," at 5 p.m. Sunday in Morris Dailey PLS18 OD PIONEER' Stereo Cassette Tape Deck with dynamic level meter, DC motor, wow/flutter. 0.05% of Health, Education and Welfare and file and receive Auditorium. Auto-Return, Direct -Drive Turntable (WRMS), sin ratio: 64dB (Dolby® ), bankruptcy, may be cut off from all further financial or features accurate DC servo motor, quick work-study aids. 25-17000 Hz Theta Chi Fraternity will host an "After Game start operation, wow and flutter: 0.03% 959057EUX291384. 24872 . . . $375.00 The new HEW rules, he said, allow schools to consider Party" beginning at 10:30 p.m. tomorrow at 123 S. Ilth St. (WRMS), s/n ratio: 73dB (Din B). students as having defaulted in their commitment to Music by "Teaser." 949159EUX 1.4?-74- 12974 $19500 repay government loans even though a court has ruled AS SEEN ON NFL FOOTBALL they are bankrupt. SJSU Spartan Basketball open practice session at 7:30 SPECIAL Most of the rules of the "interim final regulations," he p.m. today in the Men's Gym. This is a chance to meet the SPECIAL said, are administrative and won't affect students. 1978-79 team and see them in action. 97784 Bradbury said he doesn't know of any students 87986 currently enrolled at San Jose State who have defaulted EXPIRES i 11 78 on previous loans and could be disqualified for further aid SJSU Philosophy Department Student-Faculty on those grounds. Colloquium will present Shivesh Taakur, philosophy The "interim" regulations, he said, will be rewritten professor at the University of Surrey, who will read a "within the next few months" to clarify the language used paper titled "Is Science Value Free?" Location will be in the present regulations. announced at 3 p.m., Home Economics Lounge. Getting Through by Van Dyke Roth HPm 100 MIDTERM GRADES -I FAIL TO SEE THE 6REAT GA PIONEER F t1-1,1` '100%, A, SI6NIFICANCE OF THIS TEST OR "TOUGH TOENA I L S , g9T',, /3 - 71% C, A/VV OTHER IN DETERM/NING ZARDovS . 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