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Volume 109, No. 67 MONDAY December 8, 1997 Bon... Simon Le Bon Tau Delta Phi to release list IN Fraternity compiles psychology and sociology "It doesn't seem like professor evaluations to it has a fair enough be at bookstore today sample for a fair By Shayda Fathipour assessment of the Staff Writer professor. If the stu- The new Tower List hits the Spartan Bookstore on today, bringing dent isn't doing well controversy with it. The booklet is a collection of infor- they might not have mal evaluations on San Jose State good things to say University professors based on stu- dent ratings and comments. about the professor." The Tau Delta Phi scholastic honor fraternity has been publishing the list since 1964. Joe Getz "When I first got to this campus in psychology major 1968, people told me about the Tower List: '(You have to) watch out for it. You could get nailed in there," said Webb, a behavioral science major. "I Dan Buerger, executive assistant to would use it, but I would also recom- President Robert Caret and Tau mend going to other students in the Photo. By Max Becheree Spartan Dads Delta Phi adviser, at the Tower Walk department." ceremony last. September. "I saw pro- Eric Rhebergen, psychology and Above: Simon Le Bon sings "Hungry Like the Wolf" during Friday nights Duran Duran concert at the Event Center fessors run to the bookstore to find behavioral science major, said, "You Below: Warren Cuccurullo rips it up during the second song of the night. out what their ratings were." can actually find out about teaching Not much has changed with the styles from the comments." Troy new Tower List, which is the 10th Buchanan, a psychology graduate edition volume two and will cover the- student, said it is a good idea because Duran Duran Sociology and Psychology depart- it helps students find professors who ments. Professors emotions could run fit their learning styles. high or low, depending on how they Some students are more skeptical are evaluated. of the list. Nancy Eldred, psychology profes- "It doesn't seem like it has a fair revisits '80s sor, said she might sue the Tower List enough sample for a fair assessment By John Meyer Simon Le Bon and key- because she thinks it is negligent of the professor," said Joe Getz, a psy- Staff Writer boardist Nick Rhodes journalism. She said she opened up chology major. "If the student isn't and it also lost its her classroom to fraternity members doing well they might not have good strongest musician, doing the evaluations because they things to say about the professor." Concert Review bassist John Taylor, who said they would interview her. She Some professors don't mind the Parachute pants, karate head- decided to quit the band said, however, they never scheduled list, but they think it could improve. bands, crimped hair, oversized ear- and pursue a solo career. an interview or returned her phone "It is one other opinion that stu- rings, tightly rolled-up pants, caked- The new songs from calls regarding onto. dents can use to decide what instruc- they're not on makeup and fluorescent-colored the album "Medazzaland" "I like the list, but tor they want to take for a class," said everything. gave fans an excuse to interviewing the teacher," Eldred Bob Winer, chair of the Sociology the professor's It was a nightmare watching some go to the bathroom or said. "They don't get Department. "However, to get an of the '80s fashion come back to life as buy more beer. With the educational philosophy and teaching accurate feel, it would be more accu- people got dressed up in their old exception of their latest style." rate over time. (The instructors) high school duds for the Duran Duran single, "Electric Guy Palazzolo, chief editor of the could have a bad day or semester." concert Friday at the San Jose State Barbarella," most of the list, said he never received a call or Robert Thamm, a sociology profes- University Event Center. new songs are lacking interview request from any of the sor, said the list could be potentially The band, which came out of the energy, a funky backbeat sociology or psychology professors biased toward a professor new wave scene to take the early '80s and the overwhelming, "To this point, the reception from -My only concern is lack of sample
MTV pop music crown before signature '80s pop of teachers has been positive," Palazzolo size," Thamm said. "My (objective is Madonna, Bruce Springsteen and synthesizer sound that said. "We're not out on a witch hunt " not to please the student. It is to give Michael Jackson took over put on a was the Duran Duran Paloizzolo said the list is just a them rigor in the subject matter. If show that was plagued by its past. "formula" in its hey day. guide done by students tor students you please them bv telling them what The fans were there for the ()Id hits For the fans, it was in case they want infiormat On on pro- they want to hear you get higher rat - such as "Rio," "Hungry Like the Wolf" '80s or nothing. As a fessors and the campus "grapevine" to and "The Reflex." result, when the band isn't accessible them Palazzolo said the fraternity tries Duran Duran, however, must think opened up with a syn- "We don't want anyone to take this to (-valuate each professor with at its new material is cutting edge thesizer-heavy instrumental, it got 'rho' problem was the band ruined as gospel,- Palazzolo said least one of his or her classes. In the it by playing a new song that most because the band spent too much the crowd's pulse up for live "Me of Some students think the Tower last Tower List published, which was the people in the half good option when time playing new songs. The truth is, Decade" music that flashback radio -empty Event List is a selecting a the School of Business in 1994, the Center probably the band isn't what it used to he. Two weekends and video shows can't didn't know, called professor. number of students evaluated ranged original members remain singer replace. See Duran Duran, page 6 "1 think it is useful because you get Oil other perspective," said Kelly See List, page :3 Students sweat to 'funky' beat at Aerobicthon By Yvonne. Ohumuk in i-t 'rnepds "I want the students to relax and get Staff Writvr funky," Bobo said. "The longer you do it (funk o Memorial the more comfortable you become with it." Over 200 participants stomped, slid and Clad in jeans, a pull -over jacket, black Announcement stepped to tile pounding beat if rock, hip-hop beret and a plaid shirt tied at the waist, Bobo and R& it music which boomed from the got the place jumping, literally, with his sound system dm -lig the 7th annual street -style aerobic moves. A memorial service Aerolactloom in the Spartan I ;yin Friday "I love it because I like all types of morn honoring the memory of "I'm glad I came. because its a lot of fun," Nes." said junior Christine Valdez, a civil Floyd Le Roy Dudley, said Komi] Moolimmad, a junior majoring in engineering major "I do step (aerobics), regu- lar aerobics and I do water aerobics and an SJSU theatre arts ef ,I1111111111rilt 1011 :111(1 French literature. student who died Nov. 27, "It's \ken organized :mil the people an, very interval training." nice and understanding Energy bars, orange wedges, bananas. will be held tonight at 7 Nlotivated to attend by the extra credit his apple slices, bagels and tortilla chips filled p.m. at City Lights at nutrition and fitness instructor offered stu- the refreshment tables which flanked booth 529 S. Second St. sides of the dance floor. Water, compliments of dents. Mo OiI ill itiad said it was his first firm. If anyone would like to part icipat ing typo of Black Mountain Spring Water, and bottles of in any organized aerobic incorporate a special class All -Sport drinks were also available free of "I like it. Mournmoid said "If I get the charge to) participants. presentation to honor opportunity to olo it again, I would." Sophomore Veronica Namauleg, a child Dudley, they should contact One of the afternoon's most popular aero- development major, said she enjoyed the Sharon Jennings at event, but was in the back of the gym and had bics instructors was former &NU instructor 924-4549. -1 13101)00, whose difficulty seeing the instructors on the stage. Michelle Leel Spartan Dash Andre hi P11(011 style brought laughto or from the crowd :is they "I liked it, but I couldn't really see what Recreational tried fiollow- therapy major Debra Crenshaw, right, dances it up hip-hop ing his Moot work Style at the 7th annual Aerobtcthon on Friday. See Aerobiethon, page 3 tm....h.444.1.1.4mh4.1.44m4444.44..m044,414. ,44.4144,
OPINION Page 2 SPARTAN DAILY Monday, December 8, 1997 Workplaces of the '90s could pose additional dangers for women Lake Sosin Snell Perry and ness in their arms, employers had not at the University of Maryland health risks. Associates in Washington, D.C., hands, wrists and advised them of the Medical School said, "These I worked for a travel agency conducted a survey in which 18 neck associated with ptissible health risks results show we're really not tak- for four years and in that time I percent of the women partici- monotonous tasks at their workplaces. ing work seriously as a part of had neck and back aches because pants said they had been injured such as typing and Aside from the women's lives." She also said of the Tonka toy they called a on the job. Eleven percent said completing other possible health risks, these surveys should pose as a chair and the level of the desk they had become ill or had an work at improperly 60 percent of the wake-up call to employers, poli- being either too high or too low. I ongoing health problem linked to constructed work sta- women surveyed who cy-makers and experts in occupa- hope I don't find myself in a their work conditions. Women in tions. don't have children tional medicine. future job with aches and pains I 11 1 the survey, about 28 percent, thin refiirred to are still faced with It's frightening to know that that could lead to serious impli- Sc cued concerns of exposure to as repetitive stress decisions of child- whichever career path I choose cations. men.- hi zardous materials and 24 per- illness, wrist aches BELINDA AMAYA bearing and family might have a work environment cent sudden injuries such as a caused by Ciirpal 'funnel syn- responsibilities which could add posing health risks which may be Belinda Amaya is a Spartan sudden fall or a back strain. drome, atlbct 20 percent of the additional stresses. hazardous to my health. It also is Daily Staff Writer. Others, about 11 percent, also women surveyed. Over half of Ellen K. Silbergeld, professor frightening to know that my worried about pain and numb- the women surveyed said their of Epidemiology and Toxicoloa employers may not inform me of
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They iire building two those "skinny" nick- reactors. nearly idemical to the ones that leaked names oh, you in Canada Literacy improvement begins at home thought you were the There's something wrong with tins picture. only one who got nick- 1.1,1' ti,, List -10 years, Canadian companies me fall Look toward society it is also Will this make names. have sold these same reactors to numerous blame. Why should people read asleep?' to So it appears as countries all over the world. when television and books on tape The older woman's words though my skinniness SHAYDA FATHIPOUR If something's going wrong in Canada, are so readily available? Signs and caught me off-guard. There were is all that people wouldn't it he logical to assume that the same symbols are also unwittingly mak- other people around but she was notice about me. Therefore, I usually receive com- thing, or maybe something even worse, will go ing life easier for illiterates. looking directly at me. 'Excuse ments; people somehow feel obliged to call me wrong in a country such as Pakistan or Everywhere you look pictures are me?' I asked. something. Among my "lovely" names were the Iii 511 111,1' words. Mout restrooms Her voice got even more replacing expected: "giraffe," "toothpick," "bones" or just We must remeinlier that we all belong to this are adorned with little figures of hushed than it had been the first about anything that has to do with something tall Earth. And a nuclear disaster, whether it be in time. 'This medicine," she said, men and women and everybody and thin. Canada or across the ()cyan in China, will even- knows that the red hexagon means holding out the box to me, "Will it Just the other day someone called nip a giraffe tually put me to sleep?' stop. and all I could do was tell him to shut up. Good SII IIIStVall Of SI lipping the reactors to under- Embarrassment written on Illiteracy is promoted in the fast- come back, huh? developed onintries. and having a repeat per- her face, the woman told me food restaurants that many of UB Worst of all is when people ask me if I eat. Oh formative, whv nil fix the problems? she'd left her glasses at home frequent. McDonald's, Jack-In-The- yeah, I'd just stop doing one of the most important Better vet cliv int do away with these faulty and couldn't make out the words. Box and Taco Bell all use cash reg- things needed to keep you alive. Yeah right. elm ors .1H hvilh,r? I assured her the cough medicine didn't muse isters with little pictures that represent menu All right enough complaining. RI' reactors off on other coun- drowsiness. items. Who needs to know how to read when they I know I'm lucky for being thin because obesity t I ii is I!Hak, :. hock is not only dishonest, but a Disappearing down the aisle, she left me have little pictures that save you the trouble? can lead to heart disease, high blood pressure and Harlot recipe or disaster. Since, we have the thinking about how she'd gotten to that point Call me weird, but as a child I thought the diabeties. And those people who are overweight get tec IiiiiliQ5. and the skills to make reactors safe, How could someone library was the best place in the world. African get to be her age and not nicknames that hurt too, I know that for sure. why not do a? know how to read. safaris, spine-tingling mysteries and larger-than- We've all heard those nicknames and mine don't The bottom line is money. But hedging on Awarding to a 1992 national survey conducted life fantasies at your fingertips. compare to the evilness people can make up for an ii Ilan ma more costly in tin future by the National Center for Education Statistics, Keeping that thirst for knowledge with me overweight person. tidav 96 percent of the 180 million adults who partici- into adulthood has served me well. Everyone has something that makes them a tar- .. ii or mil. a nuclear meltdown in pated couldn't read, write or figure well enough to My success. in school and life can be directly get for cruel names. Traits such as big ears, curly lonalilt Stay WI111111 the ( reat Will. go to college. linked to the upbringing I had. An upbringing in hair, race or even birth defects and other malfor- It's not uncommon to come across an older per- which education was greatly valued. mations can make a human being a prime target edam cal u as written by the staff son (over 50) who can't mad. Young people need to have that reinforced. We fifth,. Elm ula Flambeau, Elm ula State for some heartless teaser. Life was different when they were growing up. take it for granted, but being able to read is an 'mverstty's Evil names can hurt a person's feelings. In big families, many older children couldn't advantage. By not teaching children the value of They can damage one's self-esteem if someone already attend school because they were needed to help at the written word, we guarantee the doors of has self-esteem issues. home. opportunity will remain cicsed. Not everyone comes from a family that Young people, whoae immigrant families had I did well in school because of the reinforce- gives you praise just for being unique and love for Opinion page policies worries besides an "American" education, are ment I received at home. Being a single parent, just being a great human being. Therefore, when someone }feeders are encouraged to express theowelvee on the Opinion now adults who can't read English. who worked outside the home, my mother wasn't pogo v.-1th a or Campus knocks a person down verbally with a mean nick- latter to the Editor Viewpoint Children of today should all know how to read. always there to greet me when I got home. But A 1,11,r tkl the Eflanr Itt 11 200.word rename teen ewe or point of name, he or she may not be able to get up and VIPW th .1 11101 erawared in the Spartan Daily. Unfortunately, all of them don't she always arranged her work schedule so she brush themselves off. Ad topue Viewpoint it a 450 -word essay on current commie, polit- A large part of the problem is today's school could help my sister and I with our homework ical or Int1t1011 Lucky for me I can brush these continents off or S.1h1111,41,4121 heroine the property of the Spartan Daily and may be system. Shortcomings and budget cuts deplete an Leaving her weekends open, she'd take us to edited lor clarity, grammar, libel and length Subniburiona most make a joke out of them. This type of reaction already beleaguered pool of quality teaches. the library to get as many books as we wanted. elintein the author', name, address, phone number, denature makes it hard for anyone to know how much it and major. Overcrowded classrooms hinder one-on-one Sure she had other things to do, but rm sure she Soluntraitine rimy he ind in the lettere to the Editor hex st the hurts to hear those things. instruction. Teachers can't or won't take the time didn't mind. Look at the end result my sister's Spartari Daily tn. in Dwight Rennet Hell Room 2(4, sent by fax to I've grown up and gotten beyond the hurt these 408) 924.3237 or mailed to the Spartan Deily Opinion Editor, School to help students with reading problems. a college graduate and I will be one soon. of Journallien and MOM (OMMIIIIINItIOntl. Son JOS., State Univereaty, comments used to bring. I just hope other people ,t11. Staler.. San (-A 96)42 niep Nine out of 10 times, students who under- I was lucky. There are millions of people who W0011110,111 will too. Editorial, are written by, and are the coneenaus of, the standably need extra help don't get it They are aren't... Spartan Daily edlture, not the Mat often labeled "problem" child/en and placed in 15u1,1i-(1,1 opinions and adverrwernante eln not nrnernarily reflect the Shayda Fat hipour is a Spartan Daily Staff 1/11,4 'I the Spartan Deily the School of Journalism and MANI remedial classes. These children and their prob- Genoa Barmu, is Executive Editor of the Corium iiiiratione or Sill)) Writer, lems are then ignored. Spartan Daily.
SPARTAN DAILY California Education Technology Initiative not bad for CSU system )i P vinshington Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0149 '408; 924-3280 4* E-rnail. SDAILY(wifrc.sjsu.edu profis,:or Edward Laurie's letter unsafe buildings. about the CETI proposal came to LETTER TO THE EDITOR VVhile some of my colleagues may EDITORIAL ADVERTISING my attention. Some in the acade- challenge the process or the innovative Executive Editor Advertising Director mic world of CS1/ seem to react fright- nature of this partnership, the fact is Managing Editor , Art Director ened or spiteful to the spectre of progress This is truly a unique opportunity for CETI is a dynamic and exciting project. Production Editor Retail Manager the Assistant Production Editor Mark ting Manager and enhanced learning opportunities fin. CSU to use innovative and creative Faculty, staff and students have played Photo Editor ' Downtown/ Entertainment Mgr. students and faculty, simply because a ways to help fund a project which would an active role in both the planning phase Opinion Editor' . National Manager otherwise be left by the wayside due to a Chief Photographer Rolm! Account Es cutives: proposed path is new, creative and gen- and in recommending what the system's Sports Editor ' ' erated from the university's leadership. lack of available funding. And, in today's technology needs and priorities are and Entertainment Edttor high tech world, California's graduates Lifestyle Editor . What is the sense of dismissing off- should be. Writer . and Senior Staff Downtown/ Entertainment Executives: hand or polemicizing against the best faculty must have the necessary tolls It is not often that we see a win-win opportunity if we are to compete in the job market Staff Writers: the system has for providing situation in government. But that's and with other ' / Artists: all of us with cutting edge, up-to-date universities. exactly what CETI is. It's a win for the technology infrastructure, hardware and It is important for all of us to face cer- taxpayers of this state and, Graphics most impor- access to a wealth of information. tain realities. With all the demands on tantly, it's a win for the students, faculty Advisers: CETI, the joint public/pnvate partner- the state budget today, and with many and staff of San Jose State University Advertising , ship between other state services having the legal first Photographers: Editorial highly successful high tech- and the entire CSU system. call on state revenues, there simply Mr. teile I Pf. A, h1 Photo ., V Noy nology companies and the CSU, aims at Let's not work destroy this wonderful h ku I ',ono rrir1 allowing the entire university would not be the $300 million needed to opportunity y communi- simply to show we can still develop the technology foundation this Illustrator., :y I ty to obtain the technology infrastructure flex our academic muscle. our students and faculty must have in institution needs and still keep student order to compete in today's demanding fees at an acceptable level, provide facul- Jutta Birmele Nees Room A( VI VP') Eau 4(0 024 3282 Advertising 4011 924 3270 Spartan Defy IUSPS0609-480) is pules/lad every work environment and global economy. ty with needed pay increases, handle dwf for dot, yan,) 621 and (wineeler) Sit PanodIc poatao pert re San Jose and addlannal mating oll5ortg German Studies, CSULB Mat s,,con ^On, I., npled or. reanairiden of semester tees POSTMASTER Send address change, In it,. Spartan Dad, deferred maintenance and retrofit hitt, /0,tif. qr.% I iiineitts ono woRoogorn Sow, San Jove CA 95192.0,49
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Ministry is having Daily Mass p.m. every Monday. from 12:05 to 12:30 p.m. in the John XXIII Center. For more information, call Ginny at 938- TUESDAY 1610. Alliance meeting Women's Resource Center Black The Black Alliance of The Women's Resource Scientists and Engineers is hav- Center is having a general meet- ing a meeting at 7 p.m. in the ing at 3:30 p.m. in the Engineering Building, Room Adminstration Building, Room 358. 269. For more information, call the Women's Resource Center at 'Prime Audio Soup' 924-6500. KSJS 90.5's "Prime Audio Soup" airs from 5 to 6 p.m. every Study Group The Black Alliance of Tuesday. Scientists and Engineers is hav- practice ing a study group from 6 to 9 Rugby The &ISO Women's Rugby p.m. every Monday, Wednesday team has practice at 4 p.m at and Thursday in Clark Library Spartan Field. All new play on the second floor. For more the era are welcome. information, call Kiyana at 924-8646 Michelle Lee/ Spartan Daily Ongoing booksale The Library Donations and Human performance major Kathy Costello, front center, keeps time with 200 other participants at the 7th annual Aerobicthon on Friday. African Student Union Sales [Mit is having an ongoing The African Student [Mimi is every Tuesday and having a meeting at 14 p.m in the booksale 10 a.m. to 3 Wahhoist Library North Wednesday from p.m. in the Wahlquist Library Africanna Research Center. For North Donal a and Sales Unit, Aerobicthon: Sizzling Seniors as Santa num. information, call 949-9928. Room 408. Donations are wet - COITIP College's Phaze H dance group performed a 'A, . Beginners Big Book' Continued from page 1 high-energy number called "Stomp." Alcoholics Anonymous is hav- ing an "AA Beginners Big Book" 'Graduating Seniors' concert was going on," Namauleg said. "I couldn't "We want to be "It combines the concepts of rejoicing The School of Music and meeting from noon to 1 p.m. in really follow them." and being thankful," said the group's co-
t Administration Building, Dance is having a "Graduating Decked in red and white outfits, com- independent. None of us director Linda Benjamin. Seniors noon concert from Room 22211. For more informa plete with jingling bells and Santa hats, the Having performed on MTV, the WB the Music are tuon. call Tom at 924-7555. 12:30 to 1 p.m. in Sizzling Seniors performed during a break professional dancers, (Warner Brothers) Channel and the Jerry Building Concert Ilall. midway through the event. The average age but we all have a great Lewis Telethon, the group will be display- Church of Scientology of the group is 75 years old. Led by Beverly ing their hip-hop/jazz style at an upcoming The Church of Scientology is Open discussion An open discussion about "Is Myers, the group's motto is "live long and deal of zeal for life." SJSU basketball game in February. showing a Olin from 3 to 7 p.m. it possible that our existence is die fast." The two-hour Aerobicthon was spon- at HO E. Rosemary St. in San known by extraterrestrial intel- "We want to be independent," said sored by the Human Performance Jose. Fir inure information, call Beverly Myers, Myers, who started the group 10 years ago. Department to raise funds for exercise Oliver at (6501321-5245. ligence?" at noon in the Faculty Office, Room 104. For more infor- "None of us are professional dancers, but Sizzling Seniors founder equipment and also to offer students a Chick D'Arpino 'Tower List' sale mation, call at we all have a great deal of zeal for life." chance to relieve stress before finals.
Tau lelta Phi fraternity is 294-1392 That zeal is what Aerobicthon "I tell all my students that we will be having oa "lower List" sale for Coordinator Carol Sullivan hopes students regular, consistent exercise can do for here the first Friday in December from four Night Lecture business, sociology and psycholo- Tuesday will see. them," Sullivan said. to six," Sullivan said. "And I will be here Series gy (livid ments at the ltccick "We want them (students) to see what After the aerobics finished, De Anza doing this as long as I can." School of Art and Design Store Pic is having its Tuesday Night Sc im's featuring "Means Mariachi Workshop Lecture of Orme- a film by .1 Clements, List: Teacher evaluations The SJSII Mariachi in collimation with From Within "Airkshop presents 'Concierto Continued from page 1 Mendoza said the demand is It,- enthusiastic compared to American heart ,savide 0,- a Christmas Concert front t ht. Art Room 133. A public huge for the new list, and he Om students. of traditional Mexican songs. Building reception will follow from 6 to from 10 to 145 students. expects it to go fast. "At some point 1 will see it: '0,10 iNsease The event will be at 7 p ni. in the 111011. Information. call The fraternity organizes the "We have a great deal of said Robert Witte, psychology 104 qtrolio Student Ilt l llll Ballroom For p ni. For the Ilallerv Office at 924-4330. evaluations first by setting an interest in (the Tower List)," professor. "If I get low grades, more information, call 924-4675 MO I RI( AN (II-ART appointment with the instruc- book and media then I'm sure it will throw me said Deb Sack, e55`.4 X A) It IN tor who will be evaluated two buyer at the Spartan Bookstore. into momentary depression. If I N1111ORIALS8a I RIK' IFS weeks ahead of time and then "As soon as the semesters get decent rates. I'll be pleased. by giving questionnaires to the change, students come in and We all like pats on the back." MIMES 'Sparta Guide is free of charge for students, faculty and staff Entry class before finals, said Bo they want to buy it." "But I don't think I'll 10Se any i 81111-AllAllSAI forms are available in the Spartan Daily Office, located in Dwight Rental Mendoza, a member of Tau For some professors, the sleep," Witte said Hall, Room P09. Some entries may be edited or deleted due to available n space Delta Phi. interest in the new list is a lot Annnn
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San Jose State University instructor knows her priorities
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When Paula Le13lane lege students ;Ali- sent her daughter, Lisa, off erally my children, i ,,iic -II, ill I 1;;,, .i ot tie college. she began t;; It v.;;;;;;Iertill ,. 1,, r I, t a ,ii, a i, ,i-, think about the; promisi sh,. The., i, Hew ii, ih,, , e, I' -'ii talvii.,, ., cl., -- Ia.., made to her parents and she dcal- with Ow Iii I' !, ,h, iid ,,i,, , I I! I'd herself. It ,i , Vold Iii'.. She' told her parents that I , klaii, .,, t l,,,n ;,1,,1,-, someday she; would go hark "What really to college and get her '1.1 \ I, Ii l- 1.;l* 1-1-I INA degree 'Fliat. combined %%itli matters is that -,.,.!...1- L.I..h. Lici.h.Li.,ii the valuys she. and her hus- ;h. i 1,-,, li,,,,I band Bill had instilled in the world might \.,i,..,... ,It 4 thi hil their children, inade her better dr-1, .... I I.-- .1, .1 prison realize the time; to keep toe be a I iia (;ii, (fie lie, , !old promise; was at hand place because I h. , , 1 , 1,1 i , Little; did she know that !Lit tie, 1,.,,i 1, ,,,,,i ; she would find ii career was important in T1,,. ..,..,., r.,,h, , .I..,,, while fulfilling that; H .,,. ,,_,-. If, ',,ent to 0.ork promise. She; graduateo the life of a And 1,1,1 ,olie, of the plison 11.1i III, , Illill had from San Jose '41'1`. child." .,_ ..1 University in 1906 N.% it li a l, .11-11; d ;,\\ Iii ,,cca-Crlial de'gre'e.' in child develop ---Paula Le Blanc ,.1 ,,,,,,- ,,,,,,..1,- ment...% year later she was, labratory preschool ,,.,11,1 c,-- N''en. v."I'k, hired ;is cite instructor in the; 1,, ,i ,,,11 II -4-- child development lab, a instructor il l I P,I,11, , -- ,If il, ,’ I - I class she once took 1,1,1,111, th.ii r.ilk-; :Wont pcc Le Blanc s;;;s it's the; stei- needs ,oiiii thing. I., Plaii, oritie- It -. c' that it 1,1. - dents that niake the Job will stop Mho bi; ' ;.t .;ing ii t iiiatha .,,li it - in \ oof fresh and exciting. "I have and attend to ills, ; hild Link .1,,,iunt t,1".., hilt %.dir eight to 10 new students 'in 1,ef'ore cont111111111. \\Ilk 111IIII II II,- i'",k--. ilk,- , I , .., four sections; each seines- she aces doing v ii a kind ;it c it \ oil it Si ter,- she said ."They ;ell have The child di; ,eloprie nit Wli it reath matt, i fresh ideas and there; not lah I- .111 .10,1 II '.%',I'k II, III' .;.,,i Id on,.. 10 I,. , l,, it; i the chance for burnout - isr, -,1;,,,,I th.ii I , Ill in, -.i., I I.I,, 1,,,, III--, I ,' 'IliI/IIr 'It's a perfect Joh.' he 1- !,,,h; oc.,- ,,i !,,,,, ;len,- . a tli; ' Nicholas Calura ' ,,i[Jr,riier!-, a said "The; kids are our pre .;.il: h; ,,,,, ihi -,tod; III- ir;,11 .!, II I ,1,,vidni,rer,i,i 1,1hor.11,,ry orities. plus I enjoy the col, j!nititi.it, II. t' -tiol.,ni -
Right: Clockwise from I. left, David Kirk. NIS Natalie Minor and Nick' Calura pull weeds and I prepare the soil in the laboratory preschool gar- den before 40. planting carrots while Le Blanc supervises. David, 4, whose mother is an SJSU student, says he wants to be a farmer someday.
Above: Sue Stephens, ahr-ve! center, conduct, a "circle time" activity by telling a scary ,,iory oil Halloween day. Circle time is a daily part of the stu- dent curriculum, the students in the pro- gram take turns and each; most Above: Le Blanc discusses Lit) cc tivi develop their own ties for the final day of the fall seine,,ter activity every week with her boss. Dr. Toni Campbell Dr. Stephens, Campbell is a professor and the direc- like I.p F3lanc. r; a tor of the SJSU child development lab' reentry student with oratory-preschool grown children of her own Shies graduating Right : Le Blanc plays with Elly in December. Russell, right, and David Kirk, center, in the dramatic play area. ThP laboratory preschool is a great place for kids to learn. The child to student ratio is , At)ovp Le Blaiic and her htis- around 3 to 1 so the kir receive a lot I band Bill ! ,11! e,:e .1 of individual attention. o ,1 . ,1 I I( ,o1,1 ,,, ir, !;1!..11 alumni, ! !,1 horriP ire
4 SPORTS Monday, December 8, 1997 SPARTAN DAILY Page 5 In the box Slapstick Spartans lose WAC Standings Women's Basketball Pacific Div, Conference Over.II Team W 1. W I. twice on road TCU 0 0 7 1 SMU 0 0 5 1 Women's team The San Diego Toreros Hawaii 0 0 4 1 improved their record to 2-4 by Rice 0 0 6 2 suffers losses beating the Spartans 81-64 Tulsa 0 0 3 3 Sunday in San Diego. Johnson San Diego St 0 0 2 3 against San Diego, led SJSU in scoring with anoth- Fresno St. 0 0 2 4 Irvine over weekend er 16-point performance on 4- Spartans 0 0 2 4 for-7 shooting from three-point Mountain Div. Conference Overall Staff Report range, but the Spartans only Team WLWL shot 34.4 percent from the field Colorado St. 0 0 6 0 The SJSU women's basket- as a team. Utah 0 0 5 0 ball team dropped two non-con- San Diego's Jennifer New Mexico 0 0 6 1 ference games in southern Tuiolosega led all scorers with uTEP 0 0 3 2 California this weekend, drop- 17 points and her team shot Wyoming 0 0 3 2 ping its record to 2-5 overall. 61.9 percent from the field to Air Force 0 0 4 3 UC Irvine used a game-high give Torero coach Kathy Marpe BYU 0 0 3 3 18 points from its center her 200th victory at USD. UNLV 0 0 0 6 Chelsea Macky to the beat the The Toreros took a 19-point Spartans 58-41 Friday. SJSU halftime lead by capitalizing on Anteaters 58, Spartans 41 sent the Anteaters to the free- 14 Spartan turnovers in the FG FT REI3 throw line 34 times and UC first half. SJSU on M-P 0-1 A PF TP Irvine took advantage by shoot- ['SD led by as many as 34 Hanson 33 2-4 0-0 1-8 2 3 4 ing nearly 65 percent from the points in the second half before Barrett 16 2-3 3-4 2-2 1 1 7 Spalding 24 2-11 1-2 0-1 1 5 5 charity stripe. handing the Spartans their Wftstruck 33 1-5 0-3 0-4 6 5 3 SJSU's Natasha Johnson fifth loss of the season. Johnson 35 5-8 3-8 1-5 1 2 16 Charles Slay/ Spartan Daily scored a team -high 16 points SJSU's next game will be Modin 4 0-0 0-1 1-4 0 0 0 while Michelle Hanson led the against Tennessee-Martin at .2 Williams 8 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 SJSU center (8) Danny Thebeau takes the puck away from his opponent in the first period of the Ridnour 10 0-1 0-0 0-3 0 2 0 Spartans 12-0 victory Friday in the Gold Rush tournament at the Ice Centre. Spartans in rebounds with p.m. Saturday at the Event Gluhan 2 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 against against the Anteaters. Center Dawson 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Smith 7 1-2 0-0 0.2 0 2 2 Irving 12 1-2 0-0 0-2 1 1 2 cervoeii 12 0-1 2-4 0-1 0 3 2 One putt; one perfect Price Totals 200 14-36 9-22 6-34 13 24 41 SJSU suffocated SUN Clri, South Africa 1AP) One putt for That left Price in position to win. But the FG FT 5E8 $1 million. Zimbabwean's second shot on No. 18 sailed over UCI MIA m-A 11-4 O-T A Pi TP Nick Price lived out every golfer's dream the green and his third shot rolled 12 feet past Roberson 26 2-8 3-4 0-1 4 3 7 in Speedo Cup Sunday, coolly sinking a 12-foot putt to win golfs the hole. Chen 16 0-0 2-4 1-3 4 2 Mackey 32 7-16 4-5 2-9 1 4 18 richest prize, the Million Dollar Challenge. After Els sank a 33-foot putt for a birdie, Price Staff Report Nguyen, Gretchen Cook and Anders 16 1-3 1-2 0-1 2 "I knew exactly what was on the line," he said. needed to save par for the victory. He did what he Anna Ballantine finished 13th Stafford 37 2-11 6-6 2.10 4 3 10 It was a difficult final round for Price, who first had to do. With only one San Jose in the 200 medley relay and Hatcher 28 2-7 3-6 2-5 1 4 7 had to overtake struggling leader Phil Mickelson "It was a big putt, a huge putt for me to make, State University swimmer 15th in the 400 medly relay. Payton 13 1-3 1-2 1-2 0 3 coming in first place at the for Duperron 11 1-2 1-3 2-5 0 3 and then needed to hold off Davis Love III and especially after Ernie made his," Price said. They also came in sixth Cappel 21 2-5 1-2 1-2 0 5 Ernie Els, who both birdied No. 18 but finished Price closed with a 4-under-par 68 fir a total of Speedo Cup, the Spartans fin- the 800 freestyle relay and ished 15th of 22 teams at freestyle relay. Totals 200 16-55 251-S414-41 12 21 56 one stroke behind. 13-under 275. Els and Love were both at 67-276. 13th in the 400 Mickelson, who led through the first three Love had rallied from five back to get a share Friday and Saturday's meet in Cook finished 26th in the Spartans 14 27-41 rounds, lost a share of the lead with a bogey on of the lead with Price and Mickelson, but then fell Belmont Shores. Individual Medley and 31st in Anteaters 24 34-56 No. 16. He then lost his last real shot to regain it a stroke behind, tied with Els at 11 under. Els Junior EIM Carlsson won the 100 Butterfly. FG% SJSU 368. UCI 327 FT% SJSU when his birdie putt the 500 yard freestyle and fin- Finishing 25th in the 100 409, UCI 647 Three-point goals SJSU just missed on No. 17, leav- also began the day five behind the leader but 4-8, UCI 0-2 Blocked shots SJSU 1, 1../C1 ing hint briefly tied with Love and Els. charged back to fire a 67. ished third in the 1650 yard Backstroke was Nguyen. 0 Turnovers SJSU 25, UCI 15 Steels -- Mickelson's last hope vanished when his long Price challenged Mickelson early, sinking freestyle. She also was sev- The Spartans' next meet UCi 12 SJSU 4. birdie try on 18 rolled left. His share of second birdie putts on the first two holes and narrowly enth in the 200 freestyle. will be at UC Berkeley on Dec. WAC Results: disappeared when he missed the putt for par and missing an eagle on the second. Carlsson along with Mai 19 in the Aquatics Center. Friday finished with a 73. UC Irvine 58, Spartans 41 autadey San Diego 81, Spartans 64 Kansas City clinches playoff spot by pummeling Raiders in 30-point win i Upcoming game: KANSAS CITY, e1i APi Chiefs in a tie for the Al"( West Alter beating the Raiders 28- the injured Elvis Grime. ran for on Stfryan(IVICh .4i(-yird kick in Si complete \%;is KanSti, lead, with Kansas City owning 27 in September on a last-svc- one touchdown rind passed for the- Mirth period Them with Salordel tilithIntiliun III OS oldest archri- the nod, 32 -yard touchdown pass, Pete Stiryanvich, I42 In nifty. 1:fltinitti Canned ft Tennessee-Martin at Spartans tiebreaker advantage for another. and ml S. 2 p.m. at the Event Center val the Oakland Raiders home-field advantage in the Kansas Crty jumped to a 20-0 running his consecutive field et mai eh ith a that t he Chiefs were able. to do playoffs with two games to play. halftime lead atul never let the goal string to lfi. hit tic o in the 2 -yard T1/ to Tony 111d-faShiOntql scoreboard The Raiders, who came into visitors, who've lost six of their first half rind one in the second Richardson WAC Standings watching on Sunday.. the game tied for third in the last seven. get hack in the game. After a scoreless third quar- Men's Basketball Pw Chiefs ,11-31, while NFL with 37 touchdowns, got Rich Gannon, 4-1 in relief of ter, the Chiefs tusk a 23-0 lead Pacific Div. Conference Overall cheering 14 Pittsburgh to heat close to scoring only once, when DWI WLWL Denver, outgained the Raiders James Jett dropped a pass in 1 smu 0 0 6 0 418-93 and piled up 27 first the end zone. Then Wayne A Taste of Thailand TCU 0 0 6 0 downs to five for Oakland 14-101 Simmons sacked Jeff George for Hawaii 0 0 3 0 during a 30-0 victory. a 10-yard loss on fourth down. Lunch Specials $4.95 Fresno St 0 0 3 1 While beating their old rivals The Chiefs, who also held Tulsa 0 0 5 2 for the Inth time in 17 meet- San Francisco without a touch- 25 Selections to choose from' Served Your connilents SAS!' . with steamed rice. soup & eggroll Veg- San Diego St 0 0 2 4 ings, the Chiefs amassed 214 down last week, recorded their in 1,. c0.1( tin .irti. If, etanan menu available Outside cater- Rice 0 0 2 7 yards rushing and allowed just first shutout since a :34-0 victo- Ditti, ;ire ttlkon), flii ings Private room up to 70 customers Spartans 0 0 0 5 ry over Cleveland in 1990. The Spartan Daily's opinion polo les Mountain Div. Conference Overall The victory was especially Raiders had not been shut out on l'age 2 Anti adrire ss sour 1.1 WI this ad ?tam W L W I. sweet for Kansas City because since October 1995. ter to Stpttrt:t Etlitt.r :SU( 15% OFF DINNER Exp 12/30/97 0 7 0 Traphagen Utah 0 halfway across the country, The Chiefs also have not Free DAllyery 118 . Santa Clara ( Iwn 3rd 41h) Colorado St. 0 0 6 1 Pittsburgh was heating Denver given up a touchdown in the L front 5.10 pm Min 10 Downtown San Jose 885-9129
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By [Windt& A a "The music and dance is from the heart inside staff Wribq a person," she said. "I believe what the audi- ence feels is the energy that comes from the dances and expressing something that is semester concert of SsISI,''s African and beautiful." The unique Drumming and Dance Ensemble reflect- Crenshaw also believes this performance ed music and dam.. of the people of West presents meaning, not something that is nec- Africa. essarily learned, but something that is a part "Thu musk and dance is a communication of people already and flows from the perform- and ssav of lite for the people of the villages in ers into the audience. West Africa,- said Debra J. Crenshaw, a mem- "The audience may not exactly understand ber of the dance ensemble. "Music and dance the music and dance, but they know it's a spir- is a part of their lives from the tune they are itual movement which also touches them," infants.- she said. Everything they do, there is Crenshaw said. a dance for it in the recreational senge, SoCial Crenshaw said there's a lot of history that sense r ;end political sense." the music and dance derives from. Students who attended the lunchtime con- "We did a harvest dance which tells a story cert held Friday ;it the Student Union about planting the seed and the mother earth Amphitheater, got to view and listen to and building on letting the harvest grow and authentic music and dance of the culture. cutting it down," (7renshaw said. "In a sense, "The program is made up of music from the audience can see the movement from the Ghana ;end Nigeria,- said Annette Macdonald, dancers and make the connection about the director of the dance ensemble. story." C.K. Ladzepko, Mastur drummer front Ladzepko believes these performances are Ghana and music proftessor at University of a learning experience. for both the performers (alifornia, Berkeley. performed with the. and the audience. group. Ladzepko said a roaster drummer sets "You introduce the audience to a new style, the pace for the musicians :end dancers and as you do it over a time period they "In a lot of ways, the master drummer is the become familiar with it," Ladzepko said. "The conductor." Ladzepko said. "But if I'm on one of dancers have the ability to guide the audience the supporting drums, then I'm no longer the Scott Lechner/Smirt,ri Dady as to how to feel and react to the perfor- master drummer. It's not like a title you Master Drummer C.K. Ladzekpo reenter) leads the West African drum ensemble at the noon concert Friday at mances." keep." tudent Union The drummers were accompanied by the African -Caribbean Dance Ensemble in the royal hartigan, director of the music Music major Jocelyn H heard about - Sastings arrirm 'theater who performed several pieces to the passing crowd. ensemble, said this concert was dedicated to the concert through a dance class. Floyd Le Roy Dudley, KSJS's program direc- "I think it's great, the way they incorporate mom, included are recreational Mincers for men formed have a spiritual side tor, who died Nov. 27. the drumming and the dance," Hastings said. :t rof yeomen, thes r.e not ritual ,finee- per se, but "It's TrOITI a culture. that is enhanced v.. it h According to Macdonald, some of the perfor .... tor hin Cri..h-11.wU I i.rric..s per- expriession :tnri 4.nultion in West Ate Ica," sloe said Give the gift of music Kellman not just Another Girl By Belinda Arranya \\ ;, ,1 ,,, ;v.% hi., its christitie M. Hue sat porformer only dream of attaining. "Growing Gold" Staff Writer , Essential lVrih r 1.1..n1 the first track, "In Inn rstate,- demonstrates the Phairish range. of' cci r;ir, Amer lieu (lir' sensuously pleads her case. sol..als that Kellmien can attain through holidays are upon us (1)11101.% orre-rc e ertfor-1.1-Is. 1,0 Con-reir r 1997 the .vear of women rock - The listener is iliel With a DIM hod Mill sudden bursts of howling and uncomfort- The and you know what Imo of Cromer% N'ht-o Its Ye.er, -And it goes on/ and it goers iire/ and it able anger.
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Student ID required. iiii ext 9390, 8arn 9pm, 7 days. di ii di **Lost & Found ads are offered free, 3 lines for 3 days, as a a ii service to the campus community. diii id d Page 8 SPARTAN DAILY Monday, December 8, 1997 'Angels' heard on high at St. Joseph Mutual respect By Lois Jenkins. st :dr Writ,r Archibeque's praise for her students is equaled by their Some passersby near the cor- esteem for her. ner of Market and San Holly Stanco, music major Fernando streets in downtown and first-year choralier, said San Jost) Friday or Saturday Archibeque's energy feeds the night thought they heard group. angels singing and they weren't "You can't be anything but far off the mark spectacular when she's conduct- The San Jose State ing," Stanco said. "She's always University School of Music and telling us to sing from the heart Dance presented its 22nd and the technical things will Annual Scholarship Concert in come." St. Joseph Cathedral Basilica to about 1,250 people (combined) Superior conduct for both evenings. Several musicians spoke of Charlene Archibeque, SJSU their respect for Nakabayashi's director of choral activities, and ability to conduct the 60 mem- Jun Nakabayashi, SJSU sym- ber orchestra. phony orchestra conductor, led "He's the best I've every musicians and singers through played with by far," said James various demanding perfor- Gerard, first semester trombone mances. player who plans to teach high Works were by Franz school music upon graduating Schubert, Felix Nlendelssohn, from SJSU. Conrad Susa and John Rutter Tom Loredo, bass trombone Anne Wert, who lives in player and third semester stu- Cupertino and attended dent, said playing with Saturday's performance, said Nakabayashi was awesome and The' thought the conductors that the best musicians at were marvelous. SJSU were in the orchestra. "The audience was so quiet you could tell people were pay- More than music ing close attention," Wert said. Scott Lechnerl Spartan Daily Archibeque said students "You could almost learn much more than music by say they were The San Jose State University Choraliers performed at the 22nd Annual Scholarship Concert at the St. Joseph Cathedral in downtown reverent." helping to put on a concert. San Jose Wednesday evening at their dress preview. They also make contacts in Complimentary cathedral the community by encouraging N1,-! it the works were sung Wert said she found nothing gram. financial support for the pro- ti Latii, to complain about. "They've taken a quantum gram. The language was at home "I studied violin for 12 years "They've taken a quantum leap from leap from the debut concert to "They graduate with skills surrounded by the cathedral's so I appreciate all the rehearsal the scholar,hip concert," that enable them to get man- vaulted ceilings sprinkled with it takes to do something like the debut concert to the scholarship Archibeque said. agerial jobs," she said. gold leaf: biblical paintings and that," she said "I know how concert." The scholarship concert Latin inscriptions. much practice it takes to he that Without a hitch series began in 1976 at the Archibeque said the shape of good." She said nobody complained cathedral with the idea of rais- the room is one of the reasons Charlene Archibeque, about the extra rehearsals the ing money for student scholar- she likes conducting at St. Susa switch director of choral activities last three Monday nights, and ships and grants. Joseph. The section of 10 carols and that many students took time Students who would not oth- "The sound is so interesting lullabies by Susa sung by the off work or classes to practice. erwise be able to study music at there," she said. "The way it SJSU Choraliers had a Spanish dialects like rennite Public approval "You wouldn't believe how SJSU are given grants in aid in bounces around the circular Southwestern flavor. controls switch television chan- many of our students volun- return for their work with Judging by the applause, the the area is kind to young perform- They were masterfully nels. teered to help unload equip- group met the challenges before choir or orchestra. ers by hiding their little mis- accompanied by Karen Thielen "Each piece was fraught with ment or bring in food for the them and then some. takes." on harp, Christopher Baum on difficulty," Archibeque said. performers," Archibeque said. Archibeque said the performers If there were any mistakes guitar and James Nobriga on "Coordinating the harp and gui- "The amount of work that goes Spartan Sports in both the choir and the made by the performers, they marimba. tar and marimba was very chal- orches- into this concert is tremendous. tra had worked tremendously probably went unnoticed by the The singers switched back lenging." This was the smoothest operat- hard in preparing for their pro- daily in the Daily audience and forth between tempos and ing (concert) we've ever had."
November 12, 1997
Open Letter to the San Jose Stale University community
During the 1997 fall term, the three-year evaluation of President Robert Caret was conducted. In accord with Trustee policy, new STAY CLOSE. presidents are reviewed at the beginning of their third year. This is to inform the members of the campus community that the review process concluded with the acceptance by the Board of Trustees of the review report at its November 10-11, 1997 meeting Presented to the Trustees in exi, 'dive session was a confidential summary of the written information submitted during the fell semester by a selection of iii r ISO State University faculty, staff, students, and community representatives.
Criteria established by the Fir,lel of Trustees in 1984 were used to assess the overall effectiveness of Dr. Caret. Included are GO FAR. measures of overall rtiari,id,,mr of the university, relations on campus and within the CSU system, educational leadership, community relations. ,riments, and personal characteristics.
What was learned? Based on the written input, it is readily apparent that Robert Caret is held in high regard both on campus and in the community by nearly all respondents and constiti lent groups. Having come from outside the CSU system, Dr. Caret has a learning curve that is For Only Per Unit! a steep straight line. Dr. Caret set several areas of concentration when he arrived at San Jose; these were: enrollment management, student success, campus climate and information literacy/competencydechnology. Over the past three years Dr. Caret has made considerable progress with the involvement of the university community in dealing with these areas of concentration. Enrollment was stabilized and increased and student servirsts were reorganized. Windows were washed, facilities were painted, grounds were made clean which contributed to a general lift in morale across the campus. A campus technology administrator was hired to lay plans for improvements in information systems These improvements demonstrate that President Caret identifies problems, articulates goals and plans strategies to address obtectives. Earn 3 Units for 3 Weeks Accomplishments of the university and the president Systematic academic program review was initiated resulting in the reduction of under-enrolled, redundant and weak programs. The rationale for actions by the president are explained You can register for the following transferable Relations in the community have improved markedly and (Jr. Caret does not hesitate to build upon and utilize relationships established by faculty, deans and others courses during our Winter lntersession: Media coverage about the university has changed from negative to positive. Fund raising increased 50 , over the previous year This relates directly to the increase in staffing in University Advancement and to the determination of f fr Caret to approach donors for maior contributions and to an organized effort to secure corporate Accounting Business and alumni support A partnership has been formed among San Jose State University. the National Hispanic University and the regional school Communication Computer Info. Systems districts to improve high school graduation rates for Latinos. Beginning to orient the university as a Metropolitan University, specifically the Silicon Valley's Metropolitan University.
Economics English In conclusion, Rob Caret assessed San Jose State's needs and opportunities and devised strategies to address and move the campus The Board of Trustees and I endorse his actions and applaud his determination to shape the West Coast's oldest History Philosophy institution into one of its most progressive
Political Science Psychology In every presidential review, goals are set for the next period of review. The following are milestones by which we suggest Bob Caret should be assessed in three ymirs Sociology Speech The Cum( iulii,,i Priohlies Plan will have been effected and substantially implemented resulting in the environment of a Mete cohesive run iii if 1 tilqtlor quality programs
San Jose State teSVMSIly will reflect the fact that it is Silicon Valley's Metropolitan University and, as an outcome, will CLASSES BEGIN JANUARY 5 & END JANUARY 22. have made maim strid,s iii irssimilating the use of the new technologies into the operation of the campus, the curriculum and into Enroll Today! Call one of the phone numbers below or the reseerrh efforts leader and partner with the K-12 visit our website at www.sjeccd.cc.ca.us II ii university will mom fully assume its historical role as the regional system 4 Having achieved the goal of raising 10% of the General Fund budget. the president proposes a new target of raising the nqiinareini or In% rrf the General F rind plus revenue (i e , student fees) SPRING SEMESTER BEGINS JANUARY 26. Grant and cr.ritrar t Mollies will be supported and will continue increasing. Ii The university will have continued its progress towards creating a "climate for success' In which students and employees will be provided an atmosphere in which they can maximize their efforts and the outcomes they achieve
In summary Robert Caret has been Very successful in his first three years. I wish him continued success in shaping and San Jose Evergreen facilitating the campus in its evolution City College Valley College tinder current Trustee policy Dr Caret's newt review as president will occur in 2000/2001 Sincerely
Harry Munn/ 288-3700 270-6441 Chancellor Published at the request of the Chancellor and in compliance with the California State University presidential review process