Marching band struts its stuff all in a row

The SJSU marching band shows off their horn section whale gearing up for tomorrow's performance at the SJSU Cal game in Berkeley With the addition of saxophones, the band now boasts 74 horns and 125 performers in all. 2000, tickets for tomorrow's game have been sold dS of yesterday, with 500 still left at $5 apiece at the SJSU ticket office.

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Serving the San Jose State'University Community since 1934 Volume 79, No 24 PrtdaY, October 1, 1982 SJPD says quiet fraternity parties OK

By Gerald Loeb

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By Dan Nakaso The Associated Students board $125 which went to the Pre- project for a month without salaries. coinpensation," she said. advertising revenues and donation, of directors Wednesday allocated dental*Pre-dental Hygiene Associa- Director Stephanie Durr said, "I Director Todd Mattson said, come in, he said. $1,515 to two groups, including $1,390 tion, leaves $1,049 in the general have to protest the size of the "None of us is against the year- to the A.S. yearbook. fund. stipends at this time simply because book. . . we just want to cut where Director Ed Makiewicz said the The yearbook allocation, and A.S. directors, however, trimm- of the size of the fund." we can." general fund "is going to go ed both the requests before making The general fund is used A.S. President John "Tony" sometime. We have to realize some the allocations. primarily to fund groups not includ- Anderson and A.S. Controller Robin groups are more important than The original $1,500 yearbook re- ed in the regular A.S. budget. Sawatzky, however, supported the other groups. I can't see anybody quest was reduced, directors said, "That (allocation) would give us stipends. volunteering for the yearbook because the project was possible $1,000 in the general fund," she said. Sawatzky said the project has a (staff)unless we pay them some without the extra $110 requested for Duer told Mangum to reduce the "bare-minimum staff." money." publicity. stipends. The stipends are a "good incen- Mangum said $39001 the request The Pre-dental*Pre-Hygienists "Compromise right now," she tive to keep everyone working," she Is needed to pay expenses. Association request for $177 for six said. "Consider the general fund." said. "Most of the work is being Originally, she said, yearbook guest speakers was changed to $125. Directors voted 10-to-1 in favor shouldered by Terri ( Mangum ) and officials were going to request $5,290 The board stipulated that the club of the allocation, with Doer opposing a few others." but they tailored the request when require $1 dues each semester from and Director Ron Hobson abstain- Anderson said "there is so much the small general fund was disclosed its 50 members to make up the dif- ing. work there won't be enough time for last week, she said. ference. "We want the yearbook," Duer another job." Mangum said the $3,900 dif- The club currently requires no said. "But consider the situation He said he would have set the ference is still needed but will be dues, according to Jack Harouni, with the general fund. . . we're all stipends at $300 per month if it would recovered through advertising president. making sacrifices." be allocated. revenue, sales of the 1,000 planned Terri Mangum, yearbook "We (A.S. directors) were all The allocation is needed only to books, donations and alumni con- business manager, told the board working in here for a month without get the yearbook running until tributions. most of the allocation is needed to Photos by Batt AhYou pay salaries for herself and five Terri Mangum editors for one month. Mangum and the editors each make $200 per month for seven mon- ths; the associate editor will receive $100 per month for seven months and Strangely-clad people visit S.U. four section editors will each get $50 per month for seven months. Mangum Stephanie Duer said she and the editors have been working on the seeking campus poets and writers SJSU employees Students promote 'oldest literary magazine west of the Mississippi' stage one-day strike By Cheryl Greggans You may have noticed some something went wrong, which worth, he added. all of the significant writers first By Bruce Barton unusually dressed people in front sometimes ends in an argument," "The classics are no longer appeared in literary magazines." Fifty percent of SJSU Plant Wednesday, in which 34 of its 38 of the Student Union this week. Sweet said. being published because they Operations skilled trade workers SETC workers called in sick, ac- They are SJSU students "Reed Magazine needs ex- don't sell," Sweet said. "That is The deadline for submissions staged a one-day walkout Monday cording to Halloway. enrolled in English 167, the course posure," Sweet said. why literary magazines are so for next year's Reed is Nov. 12. over a breakdown in negotiations Halloway and SETC Union that produces Reed Magazine, Until Friday, Reed will spon- important -- they keep literature The 1983 issue should be out in between their union and the President Hector Burmea left for "the oldest literary magazine sor "combustible poetry," which In the United States going. Almost May, Sweet said. chancellor's office. Long Beach on Monday to negotiate west of the Mississippi," ac- involves spontaneous poetry The State Employees Trade with the chancellor's office about cording to English Professor and readings while in costume. This Council, representing workers from employee benefits. Both returned Adviser Robert Sweet. method of advertising was in- the carpenter, electrical, special yesterday after discussion was tabl- The students are trying to vented by one of the students in services, plumbing and paint shops, ed to a fact-finding committee. promote sales of this year's the class to promote the Reed. magazine and are encourhging Sweet said. Reed Magazine sells contributions from student for $3. writers and poets for possible Jodi Schroeder, Reed staff Plant operations representatives file suit publication in the 1983 edition of member, calls combustible poetry Reed. "taking words on a page and against chancellor's office: charges include "Everyone on the staff ( about combusting them into life by talk- bargain in good faith 20 students) specializes in one ing to people. It's like being a failure by office to form of writing, such as short particle and floating around with stories or poetry," Sweet said. the words." "There are five or six people in Today, the Reed features con- has postponed negotiations with the Halloway and Burmea also took each category, and after students temporary American poetry, and chancellor's office. legal action against the chancellor's and South Bay writers and artists from 11 to 11:30 a.m. Robert The negotiations are currently office for unfair labor practices. Ac- have submitted their work, the McNair, professor of sociology, in a "fact-finding" process, ac- cordng to Halloway, these practices Judging begins," he said. will read 10 of his favorite cording to Bill Holloway, SJSU Include a refusal by the office to "The names are removed," "Aesop's Fables." union representative. Halloway said meet with union representatives in Sweet said, so no one is biased, Reed Magazine is more im- fact-finding involves a three - neutral places, in adequate travel and the judges istudentsi rate the portant than people think, Sweet member panel of arbitrators, who time to negotiations, and bargaining papers on a scale of one to five. said. will make their decision within 45 In bad faith. "If there is a large disparity in It needs the exposure because slays. An informal hearing is schedul- points on a manuscript, then the the Literary Guild In New York is San Francisco State University ed for Oct. 15 in San Francisco, ac- Judges review the paper to see if no longer publishing anything of was involved in a similar walkout cording to Halloway. fLLUI f FORUM Friday. October 1, 1982 Society's race against the clock fm.

honking at the slightest inconvenience, the more ex- Li When I was kid. I used to wince whenever relatives would say, "My, how you've grown! It seems like just perienced warriors are easily distinguished from the newer, yesterday when you were this big!" Their hands indicate less experienced lighters such as myself, who can only a height somewhere between my shoulder and my knee. It gawk in amazement. Many a time have I glanced in my rear never failed to amaze me how adults could get years view mirror to see the car behind me pull out into a slightly confused with days. faster-moving lane, pass me by. and then cut into the car- length space in front of me; an advanced version of leap- frog. It is at the intersection, however, that the true experts are separated from the amateurs. Errors in judgement or reflexes can be time-consuming. One rank amateur mis- By KiM Yee judged his speed in relation to the traffic light, ran the red Staff writer and hit a car making a left turn. It cost him over an hour's delay. Sixty ticking minutes. Somewhere in those passing minutes we've lost our sense of values. Five, 10 minute's delay has become more I didn't have a very precise grasp of time, but even so I important to us than the cost of an accident and the poten- knew that a year was a long time, nearly as unimaginable as tial cost of human life. a 520 bill. Summer, although never long enough, lasted months, the school year lasted forever, and days were Once, when I was driving my usual five miles above the 3/ reckoned by the arc of the sun, in such general terms as speed limit down a fairly wide residential street. a child "morning." "noon.- and "night." Although I could tell darted out. I slammed on my brakes and screeched to a time. I never paid much attention to the clock that counted halt. I sat in my car, shaken, as the father dragged his CAN NOT BE down the day. One day. Twenty-four precious hours. daughter back to the sidewalk. scolding her. Then, slowly, I Measurable, broken down into definite units, time no drove off. I don't like to think what would have happened if I STOPPED longer has that endless quality to it. Divisible, we think it had not been able to stop, if I had been going faster. mortal, and struggle to use it. subdue it. conquer it. What's the solution A change in attitude. A devalua- From the first raucuous buzz of my alarm clock to the tion of time. More flexible work schedules, where you don't impatient, traffic -jammed drive home. lam caught up in the have to arrive exactly on time. Or. more importantly, a widespread battle against time. Commuter rush -hours change in attitude. serve as the front line of battle for our modern knights: once Leapfrog. Red light. green light. Those are children's safely in our cars. our personal tanks, the duel against the games. Children don't belong behind the steering wheel of clock begins. a car. A car is a deadly weapon -- and not just when a Weaving in and out to capture a few precious moments, drunk is behind the wheel. un to prevent some slowpoke from merging in. It's only a matter of time. Guest Opinion Woes of writing for the Daily By Michael holm People make mistakes, and because it is usually Scott says, "Who needs a lead anyhow " LET TER Shifters province to write on the Spartan Daily's he is in I considered firebombing the paper's offices, but in- the unenviable position of having not only to explain, but stead dashed of a searing letter to Mr. Shifrel and Mr. U.S. foreign policy sometimes to apologize. Not being on the Daily staff Fukuda. Then, still boiling, I ran up the stairs to the Daily means never having to say you're sorry. newsroom, confronting Scott when I got there. is 'candy-coated' This page started out to be a torrent of words, mostly But did I feel only anger No indeed. Now I know why angry, aimed at the Daily for screwing up my column on so many writers continue in the face of starvation. They Editor: the Pub. Instead it has become an essay on the experience love the swelling of the ego afflicting them whenever they I listened on my radio to the Israeli posts were crossed by the Again, no proof exists of of being published I albeit in a small way. get published. president's address Monday after- Philangists. anyone's active involvement -- yet. A brief chronology, or how I got into your school Think of it, not only does one gain some small notorie- noon concerning the massacre of Further, the Israelis provided I understand that one should be paper: ty from appearing in print, the event offers numerous Palestinian civilians in Beirut, provisions for the militiamen and assumed to be innocent until proven On Saturday Sept 11, I went to the San Jose State- possibilities for impressing one's friends and makes for wondering why American policy Israeli tanks were positioned to pro- guilty. Stanford game with a friend. We, along with a few thou- good cocktail party chatter. towards Israel is so candy-coated. vide fire power for the Philangists if Still, anyone who believes the sand other SJSU fans, spent the afternoon having palpita- If you play it right you can use your tiny bit of fame to The president, who ordered needed. truth of the denials must also believe tions over the outcome of the game. We won. get girls or even create your own entourage of mindless Marine troops back to Beirut as part Israeli press reports say that in the Easter Bunny. Haddad's After dinner at this friend's house I went home to my groupies to hang on your every word. After all, it worked of a multinational peace keeping some senior military commanders denial is as believable as that of the apartment on 11th street, drank a few, then fell asleep for for Hunter S. Thompson. force, is urging Israel to evacuate its and government officials knew of little boy who was caught by his awhile. Upon waking I decided to go by the Pub hoping More than these though is the pervasive feeling of ac- forces from the capital, and is conti- the massacre up to 36 hours before mother with his hand in the cookie there would be a victory party going on. There wasn't but complishment one derives from seeing one's words, one's nuing to push for his peace proposal. acting to stop it. jar. The boy had no intention to eat a I stayed and had a beer anyway, soaking up the psuedo- thoughts, displayed somewhere besides Mom and Dad's The deaths of the hundreds of cookie, he tells his mother, but ambience for a time, finally agreeing with myself that the scrapbook or that ubiquitous five pages of boredom pro- civilians -- so many that the exact Zev Schiff, a correspondent for rather was only counting the place bore writing about. duced for this year's political science class. number may never be known the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, cookies. I went home at 11:30 and began typing, finishing at As for my column, the mistake was part mine, part should call for stronger action reported the killings as early as Fri- You can bet that Sharon's report 12: 30. theirs. I failed to number the pages on my final draft. towards Israel. day morning. Another report said will have more holes than Swiss Monday I read three pages of scorching prose to a They failed to correct the time reference and notice how that Israeli Major General Amir cheese, be more watered down than couple of friends, asking their opinion. They agreed I strange the piece sounded after the pages got mixed up At the Chatilla and the Sabra Drori, the senior official on the the gasoline I pump into my car, and should submit a copy to the Daily. somewhere between Scott and Steve. refugee camps, men, women, and scene, told the Israeli Cabinet that wil raise more questions than it Monday night and Tuesday were spent writing two Quickly now class, what have we learned children were slaughtered by he did not send in his troops earlier answers. more drafts, cleaning up the grammar and tightening up First drink something fun. Philangist Christian militiamen to halt the massacre, fearing that his the story. Second, go somewhere and observe either the people from Thursday. Sept. 16 until early men would be thought to have taken Wednesday I gave the final draft to Gerry Loeb of the or the place. Saturday morning before being part in the human tragedy. If the Begin government's Daily, who passed it on to Scott Shifrel. Scott read the Third, find something really dislikable or strange halted by Israeli forces. denial is tenable, then why does it piece and gave it to Steve Fukuda, one of the Forum page about the people or place you've been watching. Stay Now that the guns are silent and fear an impartial inquiry editors. awake! The Red Cross said that even survivors begin to sift through the Demonstrations have broken out in For two days afterward I checked the Daily every Fourth, go home and plant yourself in front of the hospitals, such as the Akka Hospital, debris in search of murdered family Israel against the Begin govern- morning, anxiously awaiting the appearance of my "guest typewriter until, in the immortail words of Red were raided with patients killed in members, the finger of responsibili- ment, because the rioters do not opinion." When it didn't show up on Friday I assumed it . . drops of blood appear on your forehead." their beds. A group estimated to ty points to top officials. They deny believe the government's naivete. had been rejected and went by the Daily offices to see Number your pages. number 500 was seen taken away, responsiblity in a way that is as sick If President Reagan has a what was wrong and collect my draft. Fifth, take your sparkling lines to some friends and presumedly to be executed. The fate as the crime itself. sincere desire to resolve the Scott and Steve told me they were trying to scrounge listen to their comments. Then write another draft. of this group has not been determin- Lebanese crisis, he should adopt a up some art to go alongside, and intended to run it the Lastly, trot on down to your friendly neighborhood ed. Major Saad Haddad, whose men strong policy towards Israel in favor following week. I told them to beware of the lead, that it newspaper ( you know which one ) and submit it. John Hughes, an American are accused of perpetrating the of a candy-coated one. I feel he would be out of date without some minor changes to the See children, that wasn't so hard. State Department spokesman, murders, denies involvement, should (IIsuspend all arms sales to first sentence. We are fortunate to have a school paper free of speaking of the lack of responsibility though survivors of the ordeal say it Israel until the Begin government responsibility to the university administration for its con- shown by Israel, said, "If you was he who commanded the but- resigns; 1 2 ) demand a full Monday morning dawned and the attack on the Pub tent. They were willing, after I trotted on down, to run my assume military control of an area, chery. Israeli Defense Minister withdrawal of Israeli forces from did not run. Okay, I thought, I'll be patient. critique of the Pub realizing, I think, that they were likely you are responsible for what hap- Arid l Sharon denies that he acted Lebanon, instead of just the capital; Patience was rewarded on Tuesday when my tale of to draw fire from any number of students or faculty. pens there." I wonder if Israel took slowly to halt the horror, and has and (3) support President Navon's Saturday night appeared in the lower right of the Forum Their intent, if not always the result, is admirable. its responsibility seriously. promised to issue a report on the call for an impartial inquiry to section. As a fellow student I tell you all to write something for massacre. Israeli Prime Minister determine the extent of Israel's in- My good humor quickly evaporated as I read the lead your paper, as likely as not they'll publish it t feel that Proof of malice aforthought by Begin denies any knowledge of the volvement. Any American action paragraph. rush of the ego yet . ) because, believe it or not they are the Isralis does not exist, but reports killings, though he and his cabinet falling short of these three points is a Steam hissed from my ears as I realized my com- genuinely interested. Besides, to get your groupies you say that the Israeli arsenal allowed have rejected a proposal by Israeli joke and a travesty of justice. ments had been transposed with the second page first and have to start somewhere. the Christian militiamen to search President Yitzak Nabon calling for David Hawkyard vice versa. My roommate calls this the "hit-the-ground- for guerilla fighters. The Israelis an impartial investigation into his Political Science running" school of journalism. "Start in the middle," he Michael Holm is a journalism senior. knew of the militia's presence, since nation's involvement. senior

TALKMAN

'What facilities would you like to see in the Rec Center?' Asked in front of the Student Union.

"Swimming and ra- "Indoor track. It "A pool -- an olympic "I think what they " I hadn't really quetball. That would be should also have some hot sized pool because swimm- were emphasizing -- the thought about it. I like the neat. We don't have rac- tubs, Jacuzzis, and racquet- ing is an overall great sport versatility is the thing swimming pool and deck quetball courts here. I'm ball courts. We need the hot for you. It's better than jog- that I would be willing to idea. A weigh -lifting center taking a racquetball class tubs and Jacuzzis because ging. It doesn't put as much support as far as finances. sounds good. The best part and I had to pay $40 for after you've been playing stress on your Joints." Using it as an area to get would be the concerts, if membership at the really hard you have to be Claire Castro together with large groups, they could start doing Supreme Courts." able to kick back and relax. Nursing orientations, lectures, stuff shows there." Tracy Baker They ease the pain as well junior like that. I think they're Dennis Baker Business as intensify the situation." missing here on campus Accounting freshman Jerome Lacy one facility for any senior Business numerous types of events." sophomore. Jeff McFetridge Management senior

AlW Friday. October 1, 1982 Page 3 Two rape prevention seminars Soviet group will visit SJSU as part of tour cite 'awareness' as defense By Michael Vaughn is ,olisisi'(), ol o t ill Ili, 11111111111 Is 1,111 ii, iliiiii ('lilt iii (ii, 'suit is s.1111 1114 v1,11 l5,111111 11111/ 11111111r Speakers '1",` discuss sadism, anger, power as motives for attacks I mull I hi di 1i -14,014M Is III IN' sAIII NIviIiS li I i iliiins .15 Milts tilit.ils. MK )1111

liv1111. 111 Pi Cii1111111111T. tin, ii int 1111,1 is iil .1 lilt Aless HMI. III .1 1.11-1/11 By Pamela Steinriede Li,' iSil 111111.111 iilL;.1111/.1111111 ii /Ill AIM% I %SIM 40111111 One out of three women nationwide will carefully selects a target and determines a to report the crime, saying he will do it .11 Ills 1.11 1' AIM It 1.1111,11s AI 111A% Ale 11111 Alli 111%. sill S.1111. II 151 111.1%, rill I.5. 151 be a victim of rape in her lifetime, ac- victim's vulnerability. Or, he could choose a again, Read said. 1111 Anil Iu dte lo siltS III IIIIS iilltid. II s Iiii 5151, ,111 111111f/1 1:1111 111.11 lit illidcl stand I II II i cording to Los Angeles County Sheriff's particular individual. Rape resistance can be either active I ii .WM..1,11.11 liv ( ..11111/11. Si Department statistics. "The 'mobile home' rapist on trial now ( physical) or passive ( verbal). %Ills! I % I 1111114.11us. 11.1111 s15 11.11 ii I "I don't think the ratio is that high in is a good example of this," Read said. Read and Edel demonstrated the best northern California, because we are more "He picked victims that were all over 75 ways to resist an attacker. They recom- aware of our surroundings and the crime of and lived alone in mobile home parks," she mend hitting the assailant's lower nose with 'Soviet delegates want to learn about American rape up here," said Jackie Read, director of said. the lower palm of the hand, or kicking the society and understand us better' the Valley Rape Crisis Center in San Jose. This kind of rapist will set criteria for attacker's groin. -Shiras Read and University Police officer his victims. Some potential victims have thwarted Terry Edel explained at two seminars "One man raped women who wore attackers by talking them out of the rape. Wednesday at SJSU that "awareness" is the dungarees, and ( the women) were always One woman told her attacker she had Iii, llilillt,si 1,1 lilt II Ii is to 'Minton' .1 holt Ii iliiittig most important weapon a woman can have wearing old dungarees," Read explained. contagious cancer. Another said she had illy'. I lichvccii 1 Ile 1511 limo II It .1 in Ifi I ri tii .11 s against rape. After a victim has been selected, a contracted a venereal disease. A third vic- 111A 'NO% IA1 till ti .111i1 111111 Read and Edel also discussed rapists' "power rapist" will go through a testing tim escaped after pretending to be an \ MAIN' 'Milo,. ilil ii lilt iii C.1111111Is .11111 MAIM/cis ii ui,i,1111111111111 motives, typical victims and ways to resist stage. Read said typical ploys used to test a epileptic. IIIIs11%. III, I goiltg to 'coin Alaillt 1, III 11.i%1 1111' I, 11.111i Ito dist 11,15it 1.111Mis rape at the seminars, each attended by victim are posing as telephone surveyors or "Say the most unusual things you can .1 Mut Ii iii ma It 1 . Iwg111 10 knot,' .1 111111'1M IN.1%, 11 1111. I S..11111 111A Sio% 11.1 I .1111111.111d about 30 SJSU students and employees. delivery men. think of to get the rapist's mind off the at- lilt ol t Ils. Alld 11111(.1.- 111111 I

Rapists are driven by sadism, anger Rapists attack when they believe vic- tack," Read said. Sliti.is s,is pm! id .1 1 vi. delogalum Mai ln till '.S.. delegates and power, Read said. tims will be unable to protect themselves. 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N.11(1. 1111:11.1 5511. 55T.1-1. FA111111 11 .1111I Mlle! illS 011it 1:111. Second, a rapist may attack because his Read and Edel said that a rapist is most best means of escape and protection. di MIL', II I luti is ill dull .111oul a I ,tnterenre of aggression builds and he feels he cannot interested in controlling victims. Placing dead-bolt locks on all doors and sA111 the. Sin ill Pell( t. CA/1111111111T Ii 1,11iiiiis mitl 01111f/1M control his situation. He perceives his ac- After the attack, rapists usally partake installing window locks are excellent collSillel 1 1 I sid I .1 tiort-g()vcriiiiiiiri isit. tions as uncontrollable and attacks random- in a "termination stage," stepping from preventie measures, they said. ill giitliiiiIii111 .11151 it Is fillittled 1.111ittlY Ilit. \yin mill \vial (;OY. ly. their victims and apologizing for what they "Knowing and being aware of your sur- Ix. Soviet It i I I 11.1NA (i. I1iiitv11.11. in thee, Third, and most common, a rapist have done. roundings is the most important thing you sf)1111 tics to goYellIttlettl. slit. ...oil, ,prnil hi)4lo .11 Lou II III lilt' N:ipu wants the power involved in a rape. .He Finally, the rapist threatens victims not can do for yourself," Read said. 1/entlIst."Iii ((mint mei hoe flu.% have m Blind athletes to run and jump Bring towels, mats and shorts; in weekend SJSU track meet massage techniques are offered Ex-paratroops, veterans to sponsor special event The Continuing Education Office is offering a perimental. Large towels or mats should be brought to By Cheryl Greqgans course on massage technique from 6:30 to 10 p.m. to- the class. Men should bring shorts. Women should br- A track meet for the blind will be held tomorrow at The final event, a one-minute jump rope contest, is day and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow in the Women's ing a bathing suit or a halter top and shorts. SJSU's Bud Winter Field. The meet, which will involve neither track nor field, Wishnack said. "We just threw it Gym, rm. 128. Fee is $49 plus $2 for materials collected in class. visually-impaired athletes from Northern and Central in ass kind of extra, fun event." The class will cover such massage techniques as California, will start at 9 a.m. The reason for both the standing long jump field European, Swedish, trigger point or pressure point The instructor, Rose Anna Hiens, has taught at an The track meet is open to both sexes, ages 10 and events, Wishnack said, is there are degrees in the severity massage, and connective-tissue and lymph-tissue On4and college. older, and is being sponsored by the San Jose Airborne of blindness, graduating to what the law considers legally massage. Par more information or registration call the Of- Association (veteran paratroopers from World War II and blind, or no sight at all. The course is designed to be both practical and ex- fice of Continuing Education at 277-2182. Vietnam in conjunction with the "You and Performance "Those with partial sight can run and jump pretty at SJSU" program. well on their own," he said. Richard Wishnack, a Vietnam veteran and spokesman for SJAA, said he got the idea for the meet For those whose blindness is more severe, there will Photographers seminar given from the statewide track meet for the blind, which is held be volunteers to either hold hands or a piece of cloth and yearly at CSU-Long Beach. run with them. These volunteers will also be keeping score That meet has been held four times and gets about 50 and working the field events. athletes to participate, said Wishnack. "Our meet is the Wishnack, a graduate of SJSU, teaches physical in Yosemite National Park first of its kind in Northern California, and is open to all education in the Cupertino School District. He has worked to blind individuals and agencies that deal with the blind," with blind people before and said that's why he decided A Miescke, the director of Environment Education for the he said. do the track meet, his "brainchild," as he calls it. two-day trek to Yosemite will be offered tomorrow Office of Education and Rudy Pro- "Of course the level of competition will not be as high Wishnack "felt there was a need for the meet, and and Sunday for amateur and experienced photographers Santa Clara County he pach, a physician. as the state meet," Wishnack added. "But it will be good that the blind would want it." The purpose of the meet, who wish to learn new photography skills. Daytime in Yosemite will be spent recording nature experience for the athletes who want to improve their said, is "to let the visually impaired know that there are "Moonrise in Yosemite" will help students with com- In the evening, the group will travel to Glacier Point to skills and maybe go on from there." competitions for them to participate in. position, exposure calculations, pre-visualization and record the rising of the full moon over the Sierra Nevada. The track events will include the 60-, 40-, 800-, 1,500- "This will be a regular track meet. These are not development control. The fee for the course is $79. No credit is given. and 3,000-meter runs, and the 1,500-meter racewalk. The blind people. They are athletes who happen to be visually Special techniques for improved nature photography Call the Office of Continuing Education for field events will include the 16-pound shot put for men and impaired." will also be discussed. make There are two and 277-2182. the eight-pound shot put for women. Wishnack hopes to get enough participation to instructors for the seminar. Carl itinerary information at Other field events include a high jump and a running the meet an annual event. or long jump and triple jump. There will also be a standing SJSU students who are interested in competing the long jump and triple jump for those athletes who are com- volunteering to help can call Wishnack at 267-3592 or pletely blind. Disabled Students Office at 277-2971. SIDE SADDLE All female SERVICE SPARTAN '11.111. Service lavas thSokas Sas Country/Blue grass group RENT-A -CAR Uremia/ Cassmaisro sass ittM NOS WHIM TRUCK RENTALS Second clas.s postage paid al San Jose. 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The Alumni Juan Corona was recently retried and convicted of handled the case well. "The prosecution made sure that it Arts Center, has already Association contributed murdering 25 farm workers, a move that surprised Pro- got the diary," Allen said. "It was incriminating." raised $70,000 in ticket $ 5 , 000 for the fessor Harry E. Allen of the Administration of Justice The diary allegedly had the names of Corona's vic- sales, according to Gary San Jose Symphony Orchestra sousaphones, which cost Department. tims. Olimpia, in charge of about $2,400 each, Pear- "The case hinged on criminal evidence," Allen said. An appeal has been filed, which Allen describes as ticket sales. and Kingston Trio will perform son said. A.S. contributed the remainder. "No one saw him kill those people and there were no "routine." Olimpia said that event witnesses." There is also the question of Corona's parole for the time about half of the 2,700 for an alumni -sponsored Pearson also said Corona's attornies argued that point along with the he served in the original trial. "I don't think he'll be com- tickets have been sold for he had received allegation that it was Corona's brother who did the kill- ing out anytime soon," Allen said. the alumni -sponsored surance from ABC of- ings. The jury itself had several options when it came to The Board of Prison Terms will consider the nature of the event. The Alumni fieials that the marching the verdict, including finding Corona innocent, guilty of crime and the number of victims. Association hopes to The weekend of 17 at 2 p.m. ban will appear on first -degree murder, second-degree murder or Also, there is too much political publicity," Allen make $138,000, he said at University Night will be Scott Pearson, televsi..in during halftime manslaughter. said. "He may be eligible but I doubt he'll get it." Wednesday's fourth dedicated to the late director of the marching of tc..norrow's football Alameda County Superior Court Judge Richard Pat- A third trial was rumored but Allen doesn't think it alumni breakfast this Hugh W. Gillis, who was band, said that four new game t tween SJSU and ton also instructed the jury on diminished capacity, mean- will be. semester. instrumental in starting sousaphones received by UC-Berkeley, at ing that Corona was legally sane but had a mental distur- "Retrials are very rare," Allen explained. "Someone SJSU alumnus the SJSU Speech and the band this year will be Berkele, bance which prevented him from killing with intent or has to blunder very badly. If a case was appealed all the Carmen Dragon will con- Drama departments. permanently dedicated to "We liave a good malice. way to the ( U.S.) Supreme Court they attorneys appeal- duct the San Jose Sym- Gillis taught at SJSU the Alumni Association reputation at ABC," "The rules of criminal procedure must prove that this ing ) would receive a cool welcome. Despite what people phony Orchestra, and the from 1929 until he retired and A.S. Pearson sant "We have person killed that person," Allen said. "Defense went into think, the U.S. Supreme Court has taken a conservative Kingston Trio will per- in 1962. He died in 1972. The dedication will always performed well the issue of the witnesses. I believe they wanted to put the nudge." form. The Speech and take place at SJSU's first for them." jury on the defense attorney's position. That's not what the jury thought." The trial was mired in controversies, one of which was the $5 million cost to taxpayers. Allen defended the motion of the retrial. Student evaluation forms rate teachers The original conviction ( which was overturned) was based on the quality of the defense," Allen said. They said that Corona didn't get justice. By Karol Warner Availability during office hours and instructor's abili- It the retrial ) was worth it. It was expensive but we The Student Evaluation Review Board has taken a lot They are using the evaluation form as a "whipping ty to interest students in the subject are also included. had to do it. of flak over student evaluation forms. boy," he said. SERB has the responsibility of reviewing the -Twenty-five people died. You can't let it go un- Curtis Stafford, SERB chairman, said he responds to Percentile scores for the teachers will be listed. evalua- tions and reporting the results to the Academic Senate punished." teachers' complaints by asking them, "Are you mad The form used two years ago allowed teachers to get about the instrument evaluation form) or are you mad "so many A's. B's and C's and you looked at your grade Professional Standards and the Instruction and Research about the policy that dictates that there will be a rating " and didn't care about how you stood in comparison to committees. Stafford believes that instructors who complain are anyone else," Stafford said. TRAVEL CRUISES unhappy about the rating policy. The university is going through post-tenure review O and the teachers who end up with lower percentile scores RESERVATIONS TOURS may get a little nervous. Seminar teaching TICKETS However, Stafford asked, -Do they honestly believe that it's because of a rating that guns are going to be parenthood skills Dees pointed at a teacher I rather suspect that there is TRAVEL SERVICE knowledge in the department and that there has already been some concern." to be offered today Secretarial Service University policy states that faculty evaluations in- 408 298-0344 Value, Service and Quality clude student responses. S.J. CA Once every semester students rate teachers in A one-day seminar tomorrow will recognize parenting 525 E. SANTA CLARA ST. Resumes, Manuscripts and Reports .(between 11th several categories, including clarity of grading policy, as one of the most difficult tasks in an adult life. Undergrad Student discounts clarity of material covered in exams, instructor "Sharpening Your Parenting Skills" will teach 306. & 12th SE knowledge of the subject, enthusiasm and interest in the students to be effective and understanding parents. * CALL TODAY subject, clarity of lectures and concern for students. The seminar will cover such topics as understanding HABLA bad behavior, consistency, mutual respect, problem- ESPANOL (415) 490-7520 solving and how to have fun with your child. Pat A. Moretti, owner and director of a local after- school child care center, will be instructing the course. It will be tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m in Business Classrooms 002. The fee is $35. No credit is offered. Students may pre-register at the beginning of the class with a check or money order. For more information, call the Continuing Education Office at 277-2182. Monday night football It's not what you see. canceled at the Pub; hot dog special gets soggy

By Julie Bonds It's Monday night, and the stage is deserted save for a cord which dangles from the lone, unused speaker above the space where the screen should be. Monday night foot- ball at the Pub was cancelled because of lack of players. "My boss told me that there was nothing on so I decid- ed not to turn the screen on," said Joannn Basher- Marahrens, Pub manager. "I think they (the network) are showing 'That's In- credible," she added. With the games cancelled, the Pub specials are not in effect. The past two Mondays a patron would receive a free hot dog for every pitcher of Budweiser purchased. "We're not going to have the specials if there is no sports," Basher-Marahrens said. "But we shouldn't lose any money." John Carrow, food services manager, was not available for comment. Attendance in the Pub was down from the previous Monday, even during the dinner hours between 5 and 7 p.m. "There are definitely less people in here than last week," Basher-Marahrens said. There were between 50 and 60 people in the Pub dur- ing the dinner hours, but the numbers dwindled con- siderably after 7 p.m. classes started. At one point there were fewer than 15 Pub patrons. Kris Kelly, a Physical Education junior, said she comes to the Pub every Monday night but she's there because she always studies with a friend before their 7 p.m. class. "We don't come for the football, but. I have seen a game," Kelly said. "It bothers me that there's no foutball," Kelly added, "but it doesn't bother me that it's not at the Pub. The games were distracting."

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oyce Tailor, of the San Tailor said that it didn't take her long arrest is when the arrested party is under Jose Police Department is to get used to working in the department the influence of drugs. Sometimes it can one of the 26 female police with male and female officers because of take three or more officers to make the ar- officers working in the department. The her 15 years of experience. rest. department has 890 police officers, which When she was asked about what her Concerning the treatment of women means that women make up less than career meant to her, Tailor said, "It's a by the SJPD, Tailor said, "The San Jose three percent of the force. full-time career and you have to be Police Department doesnt discriminate prepared for it." about women. If anybody can do the job, Tailor, who has been in law enforce- they welcome you with open arms." ment for 15 years, is in her second year in Women police officers are treated She thinks that being involved in a the SJPD. very well by male officers, according to shooting is one of the most difficult thing: She is temporarily filling the job to Tailor. "Every officer has to prove a police officer faces. She said that she was recruit women officers into the depart- himtherself," she said. "That is the best never involved in a shooting, but she ment. We need more women in the way to get respect from your fellow of- knows that she could handle it if it should department," Tailor said, "and I am here ficers, males or females." happen. to talk to women applicants on how to be a Tailor claims that women have the police officer." Tailor said that during her 15-year tendency to be shy when they should be Before coming to the department, career, she didn't have problems arresting assertive. Some women were never involv- Tailor was in the police academy for two people. "But," she adds," "some men like ed in fighting situations and taught not to years. She also worked in the Riverside to get arrested by a woman police officer get in fights because they were taught that Police Department as a dispatching of- and some women like to get arrested by a getting in fights isn't "lady like." ficer for six years. male police officer. She thinks that success in such an area "Some people don't like to see women is hard, if not impossible, to measure, but According to Tailor, women who apply in an authoritarian position." during her long service in different law to be police officers should meet the re- Tailor said that there is no difference agencies, she said proudly, "I believe that quirements. First, the applicant must be and female police officers I do as good a job as everybody else." between male .ez. between the age of 21 to 35. Second, six when it comes to handling an arrest. "It >time/ Does Tailor think that someday she'll semester college units are required. Third, depends on the individual's approach when change careers . the person should be a U.S. citizen, and he or she is making the arrest." "I've been sure all the time that this is fourth, 2050 vision is required. According to Tailor, the most difficult the career for me and I won't change it." Berkeley Tailgate

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By Michael McIntyre The SJSU football holds a commanding lead a 4.4 average). foot-4, 250 pounds) and The other defensive ed respect for the Spartans Elway." the Bears on Saturday will team faces perhaps its stif- in the all-time series with Carl Montgomery, the George Nivaliku 6-foot-3, secondary starters are yestercIty. Kapp rejected the be to stop the Spartans' fest challenge of the 1982 SJSU at 17-3. speedy tailback for the 260 pounds) are the guards John Sullivan, Richard "We have the utmost possibility that the Bears quarterback, Steve season tomorrow when The Bears have utiliz- Bears, will not face SJSU and Pat Brady 6-foot-2, 245 Rodgers I brother of Spar- respect for the SJSU foot- could be overlooking the Clarkson. they tangle with the ed both of their quarter- due to an injury. Mark pounds) is the center. tan Gill Byrd's fiance, ball team," Kapp said. Spartans. "He (Clarkson) is just California Golden Bears in backs, J Torchio and Gale Funderburk is also out with Defensively, the Bears Marilyn) and Clemont They have an extremely "They're ranked in the outstanding," Kapp said. a regionally-televised con- Gilbert, at different times an injury. Taking their biggest strength lies in the Williams. potent offense. top 20," Kapp said in- "He makes their offense test at Berkeley's during the young season, places will be Scott Smith linebacker corps. Senior Gary Plummer ( 6-foot- "They have always sistently, "and we can't amazingly potent." Memorial Stadium. depending on the type of and Terry Wiley. Rich Dixon (6-foot-3, 220 2, 230 pounds), Reggie been a potentially strong look past them even though Clarkson, though slow- The Bears, 2-1, have defense presented by the Mariet Ford, a second- pounds) and junior Ron Camp 16-foot-5, 255 pounds) team," Kapp continued, we do play the Rose Bowl ed by a sprained toe which beaten Colorado and San opposition. team All-Pac-10 performer Rivera ( 6 -foot -3, 255 and Rich Stachowski 16- "when they've had a strong champion (Washington) he described as being "70 Diego State, while losing to Kapp said that he will last season, represents the pounds) are two of the best foot-4, 245 pounds) anchor leader. They obviously do next week." percent healed," will start Arizona State last week in not announce his starting Bears' deep pass threat. in the country, as picked by the defensive line. this year in Coach (Jack ) Kapp feels the key for for SJSU. their Pac-10 opener. quarterback until Satur- Ford led all Pac-1 0 the Sporting News pre- Placekicker Joe Led by new head coach day. receivers last season with season All-American list. Cooper follows in a line of Joe Kapp, California In the offensive 45 catches for 600 yards. The defensive secon- excellent Bears at that Grant leaves SJSU squad features a tenacious, blitz- backfield, California has On the offensive line, dary is another positive position and Mike Ahr will Bobby Grant, a back- Spartans with eight tackles ing defense, a potentially- rugged John Tuggle I from California returns all five area for the Bears. Senior handle the punting chores. other committments. defensive end who was against the Cardinal explosive offense, and ex- San Jose) at fullback. starters from 1981. Harvey cornerback Freddie Kapp, who was quoted up "Bobby is a pre-med instrumental in the Spar- would not comment other perienced personnel at Tuggle, who suffered a Salem l6-foot-7, 270 pounds Williams has started 34 at a press conference major works at a hospital tans' 35-31 win over Stan- than to confirm his decision almost every position. series of nagging injuries and a Sporting News pre- consecutive games for earlier this week as saying and felt like his schedule ford two weeks ago, has to leave the squad. Although the Bears lost in 1981, has led the Bears in season All-American) and California entering the 1982 that SJSU players didn't was just too much," Elway quit the SJSU football Spartan to the Spartans 27-24 last rushing each of the past Tim Bailey 16-foot-4, 255 season and is the secon- "have to work as hard as head coach said. "He just didn't have team. \ Jack Elway said that Grant year in another regionally- two seasons with a total of pounds) are the starting dary's most consistent per- we (California's players) enough time." (rant, who led the left the team because of televised affair. California 1,066 yards on 246 carries tackles. Greg Loberg (6- former. do in the classroom," voic- Gilbert's goal beats Cal, Lady Spartans now 3-2

By Ronald Reeves Forward Jeannie Gilbert scored her fifth ing." Gilbert scored off of a goal of the season after penalty corner with less back Allison McCargo set California came back than two minutes remain- down a penalty corner shot four minutes later to tie the ing in the game Wednesday that was put into play by game at one when Melissa afternoon to lead the SJSU Carolyn Shears. Neroze was able to shovel a field hockey team to an "Jeannie's goal had to goal past goalie Casey Mc- upset win over unbeaten be the turning point of the Clung who was caught out California, 3-2, at South game," midfielder Kathy of the goal. Campus. Wood said. "But, we The win avenges an deserved to win because we Midfielder Melanie earlier 3-0 loss to the Lady passed well the entire Johnson put the Lady Spar- Bears (5-1 I in the Long game and didn't panic in tans up 2-1 at 17:40 in the Beach Invitational and the pressure situations." first period. Johnson gives the Lady Spartans, scored after Kim Green's now 3-2, a 1-0 record in Nor- SJSU jumped off to an shot caromed off of the Pac play,. early 1-0 lead eight minutes Lady Bears goalie and into "The loss to Cal in the into the contest on forward play again. Invitational may have Lynne McManus' goal. Down 2-1 at the half, worked to our advantage," Bridget Ward intercepted a the Lady Bears' Renee SJSU head coach Carolyn pass in the Lady Bears Chalz scored off of a penal- Lewis said. "We don't midfield and, in turn, fed ty corner 12 minutes into come into many matches McManus to set up the the second period to tie the as the underdog. We did score. game at two. Vitde SISITIOn against Cal and this time "Lynne and her goal SJSU field hockey player Carolyn Shears (No. 29) makes a pass as two UC earlier loss against the Bears when they were shutout 30 in the Long Beach around we played a poised really sparked us," Lewis "Today's win was a game. In Long Berkeley players try to stop her. The Lady Spartans upset the Bears 3 2 last Invitational last weekend, Beach, we said. "She usually sets up total team effort," Lewis played a frantic game in- scores but not this time. I Wednesday at the South Campus field. The lady Spartans' victory avenged an said. "Everyone was im- stead of a smart game." think it really got us go- pressive." No sweat... Spikers easily shut out Washington State 3-0 By Brian Wong Teri DeBusk looked Cougars in a NorPac tice for us. We've also had lead into a rout. She had a Sprout's picture - Ice and Linda Fournet. Ringer and Fournet had the-head shot which just like she could play match which took only 58 two crummy practices this lot of help from setter perfect sets trickled in the third Sandy Jones had a five each. Kim Kayser over the net in volleyball all night. minutes. week. That means we've Joyce Sprout, who had an game game resulted in booming team-high six kills, while made an incredible, over- one. The 5-foot-7 freshman DeBusk, the Lady wasted three days. If good excellent all-around night. kills by Arlene Ringer, Lisa hardly broke a sweat dur- Spartans' version of Pete teams like Cal, UOP and ing Wednesday night's Rose with her all-around Cal Poly-SLO had good volleyball match against hustle, admitted putting days, that means they're lowly Washington State. out "about 75 percent" three days up on us." Vischer's goal leads All DeBusk did was against WSU. DeBusk, who had two soccer team past Gaels come off the bench and "We don't get fired up service aces, sparked By Ronald Reeves lead the Lady Spartans to a for these matches," Coach SJSU's third-game victory The SJSU soccer team plex. money for awhile." Vischer, who is still to an early 1-0 lead a little lackluster 3-0 )15-8, 15-11, Dick Montgomery said. with seven straight winn- scored two second half "We beat St. Mary's Trailing 1-0 at the half, hampered by an ankle in- over a minute into the con- 15-1) victory over the "Tonight was like a prac- ing serves, turning a 3-1 goals Wednesday afternoon but they have a better team the Spartans tied the game jury, came off the bench to test when Felipe Castillo to stop St. Mary's 2-1, in than people think," SJSU 21 minutes into the second put the Spartans up 2-1 with fired a shot from the corner their Pacific Soccer Con- soccer coach Julius period thanks to a goal by nine minutes remaining in of the penalty box that sail- ference opener at the Menendez said. "They reserve back Mike Hansen. the game. ed over the head of Spartan AVIS USED CAR Gaels' open soccer com- gave us a run for our Starting sweeper Tom The Gaels jumped off goalie Ryan Moore. 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By Rose Zamucbo by public, professor says The Gay and Lesbian Student Union would like afraid that someone will be standing at the entrance of gays and lesbians to be able to walk arm in arm on the building with a camera and a note pad recording campus before the end of spring. names which does not happen," she said. By Ken Carlson At the Women's Center building located on 5th "In the closet" refers to gays and lesbians who do Biology Professor Richard Ingraham will discuss Ingraham says that evolution is not usually taught Street near San Carlos Street, 15 gays and lesbians met not admit their homosexuality to others and in most the public's misunderstanding of the theory of evolu- until the college level, and that most written informa- Tuesday for the first time this year as an organization. cases must lie about it for fear of rejection. This is a tion, at 4 p.m. Friday in Duncan Hall, room 351. tion is too complicated for the general public to unders- The group was formed so gays and lesbians could valid fear because many people ha % e lost their jobs, The evolutionist charges that the resurgent tand. Hence, he says, people are vulnerable to crea- meet other homosexuals. The center enables them to their housing, their friends and their family by being religious right and those who believe in "creationism" tionist theories. enjoy support groups and organize social functions "out of the closet," she said. have used recent disputes among Darwinists to sway Current rifts within the Darwin camp have caused together, rather than visit bars. "This Gay and Lesbian Student Union is for the public from its belief in evolution. many evolutionists to re-think their postulates. But In- "The reason for the low turnout," said the female everybody to decide in what direction they would like He cites a recent Gallup Poll which showed 44 per- graham says the general Darwinian theory is still vice president, who asked not to be named, "is that we to see it go," said the vice president. cent of the American public gives credence to the thought to be sound. hung up 100 fliers Sunday night announcing a gay and Biblical account of the earth's origin. However, In- "Among scientists," he says, "there is no debate lesbian meeting and by Monday they had all been torn Support groups will be formed for those who would their graham counters this doctrine with theological as well about the reality of evolution. It has been seen that down except for one in the women's gym." like to talk and share experiences or problems

as empirical arguments. evolution has occurred and continues to occur." with other homosexuals. the union expressed He says current social, economic and political con- Division among evolutionists centers on evidence "With sentiment like this Oil campus it is hard for Other members of a desire to to ditions foster an appeal for dogmatic authoritative that the fossil record does not support Darwin's theory us to get the rest of the gay population involved with become political on campus educate the rest of the positions. of a gradual progression of the species. According to the Gay and Lesbian Student Union." school about homosexuality. "Essentially what Protestant fundamentalists dissentors, there are links missing between advanced In the future, she hopes, this sentiment will change would like to do is introduce their position under the organisms and their supposed ancestors. and other people will not feel compelled to tear down This union is to make gay and lesbian people more guise of science," Ingraham says. Ingraham says that in mammals some gradual their literature, she added. at ease with each other and it is a place they can come Ingraham, who has taught genetics at SJSU since progressions are apparent: however, in non - She explained why few people showed up despite to call their own, she said. 1966, is a member of the Society for the Study of Evolu- mammals, he says, development of species appears to the large gay and lesbian student population at SJSU. At its next meeting, the Gay and Lesbian Student tion, and holds a theology degree from the Pacific be rapid and drastic. Union is having an open house wine and cheese social School of Religion, Berkeley. He also did graduate Refreshments will be served at 3:30 before the lec- "People are afraid to come to the meetings at the Women's Center on Tuesday at 5 p.m. For more work at the Cancer Research Lab at UC Berkeley, ture. Ingraham's presentation will be accompanied by because they are not 'out of the closet' yet and they are information call the Women's Center at 277-2047. where earned a doctorate in zoology. a slide show. THE END OF CRAMMING

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