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%odium- 105. Number 31 PARTAN Published for San .lisse State I niyersity since 1931 DAILYWednesday.I kiiiber S. 1991 I A.S. proposes additional fees Initiative to fund campus recreation By Charlene Cook Spartan Daily Staff Writer if A special election is being held There is no way today and Thursday at SJSU on a recreation fee initiative. Currently, campus rec could function campus recreation is funded by Associated Students. If this initia- in its current form. the passes, the fee will hind cam- pus recreation independently or Jodi Halbert with minimal aid from A.S. Interim campus recreation "There is no way campus rec manager could function in its current form." said interim campus recre- PP ation manager, Jodi Halbert. The budget for campus recreation has turning in for 1996-'97 is expected been cut from $112,000 in 1994- to be more than $120.000. Halbert '95 to $109,000 in 19,35-'96. The said the special election is being budget the program intends on See Elections, page 5 Youths arrested for bike theft By Ken McNeill ol the suspects on the lawn by the PHOTO BY Micisik DAA SPEC AL 1, / THE DAILY Spartan Daily Mall' Writer Seventh Street garage, one witness Partiripnnts r1c, cs k" cc concerning garment factories in a workshop held in the Women's Conference in Beijing China. University Police utticers took reported. six juveniles into custody Tuesday Police recovered tint e bicycles, on suspicion of hike theft after a valued at $1,000, and stopped one theft it, progrc.s 4 Ink,: Win% brief foot pins. 111.11 Clidtd h, Lig to p.o Anderstin a riminal jus- the hot dog si.,..ils I, lc SJSU women journey to China dce ni1or atm rere.,ily mined to San Carlos and Santis( Iteach The youths ied of from Lagnm "I'm glad ((Ptil w.is Mere." using bolt la( WI II. h: les around Bruce Anderson said. "I always see them Lowe of the Uniyetsity wound." Women's conterence Workers at the jazzland Cafe on Anderson saw the incident as a Paseo de San Carlos called 911 lucky break. in Laguna Beach you participants speak out after seeing the group approach a can just throw your bike down and go to class.... They're lucky I did- bike rack with a pair of bolt cut- By Barnhart!) fluynh ters. OHO ers, who we already in n't come out first," he said. su mid not release ans Spartan Daily Staff Writer A picture the area for a disturbance at the UPI) un suspects: how- postcard rep- Event Center, responded to the infOrmattuu the Lowe said he beh,\ resenting, call. ever. -friendship," The juveniles, ranging from 15 are eithei students trom I q uality, development, peace and (ase iiI to 17 years old, took off running in high school or runaways. 'Hie one of the four investigation. different directions, Lowe said. is still under friendship woe the themes at this themes at the Officers tackled and arrested one Women's year's Fourth United Nations Conference in Bejing, China Conference of Women held in Beijing, Among the throngs of people who She said she attended a talk ROTC to end in 1996 China, from Aug. 26 to Sept. 14. attended the 1995 Women 's given by U.S. Secretary ot Conference, were three SJSI' women. Education Maureen DiMarco. Air Force program fails due to enrollment For two weeks, China was home to In the following text (hes share their who spoke of giving women, girls experiences and thoughts during their and minorities access and equality By Danthanh Huynh gram was the fall 199.", semester. about 46,000 women from all parts of slay in Henrik China. in education. Gomei said Spartan Daily Staff Writer The Air Force ROTC will be leav- confri m it'd Di Marco about ing SJSU no later than May 1999, SjSU's Air Force ROTC faces the world to share their life experiences, crepannes" in her statements. when the '95 class is expected to Cheri Gomez the same fate as the Army ROTC, Coordinator Women 't Resource Center Gomez felt the Americans who which was deactivated on this cam- graduate. Winston said the university is concerns and knowledge. were at the conference wanted to pus because of low enrollment. Gomez said she attended the give the impression the 'United "We've (Air Force ROTC, currently working on accomoda- tions for Air Force ROTC students Women's world conferences similar to conference to find ways to States had no problems." Detachment 45) been asked to improve women's lives. "The people in power wanted leave in May of 1999 by San lose after May, 1999. In the past, Army the one held in Beijing have been held "I hoped to learn lessons, to make it seem the U.S. had no State University," said ROTC Rom students from SJSU were transferred to Santa Clara strategies, to make the world a problems. No violence, no victim- instructor, Capt. Cathy Gorton. since 1975 and have provided a place Lathe Winston, SJSU public University (SCU). Winston said better place for women," she said. ization. ... They wanted to make affairs spokeswoman, said the she is confident the Air Force The most memorable part of it seem that the U.S. has good agreement to eliminate the Air ROTC students will go to SCU for people to discuss issues of interests, to the trip, according to Gomez, was women, fair climate a place Force ROTC is official. The last also, but details of the ti ansfers are the opening ceremony where where women had no problems." time students could enter the pro- See RCM, page 3 share experiences and ideas, and to net- about 6,000 children danced as Onnez said. women sang: "We will move for- "I asked her about funding for work and organize new groups. ward ... We'll raise our voices the StatiOrd Loans, cuts in welfare boldly for women's freedom ... ." programs. the very things minori- The goal of the conferences has been to Gomez said 10,000 balloons and ty women need." Gnaw/ said. 20,000 white doves were released "How equal can women he when Third party candidate visits advance womens' place and participa- as women embraced one another these programs are being cut?" Signatures collected for presidential campaign and cried. One of the differences Gume7 tion in the world-at-large. The conference gave Gomez an recognieed was the attitude of By Sarah Harvey-Li/tribal-do things %sink. opportunity to discuss an issue American women. Spartan Daily Staff Writer Hagelin said, one of the most Some of the issues for the 1995 confer- close to her heart: women in "There were sotne snobbish werty. American women. They were Natural Law Party 1991i presi- exciting things about the Natural ence included poverty among women, complaining dential candidate John Hagehn vis- Law Party is how ptipular the party "I have always lived in poverty. 1 about the bathroom has become in such a relatively want pet pie to know that poor the rain, stuff that you had no ited San _lose State University ()ppm nitle., health Tuesday collecting signatures and short period of time. educational access Pet ple are not immoral or stupid. control over. They were whining. registrations for his campaign. "We already have about 110.00(1 Currently, right-wing GOP issues being spoiled little brats, and cat - The ballot drive began eight signatures," Hagelin said. "and by and services, violence against women, have a negative impact on ing more about shopping - months ago for the Natural Law next week we expect to have women. They have been attacking Gomez said. Party, a political party founded in 140,000. We only needed alunit and the girl-child. Medicare, education and welt are The conference featured mot e 90,000 to get on the ballot in April, 1992, which supports I)11- programs women need," she said. See Women, page 4 des that Hagelin said are more in harmony with the natural way See Hagoin, page 3

Law firm splits Ads target teens Bilingual education Three Strikes Law' The legal mamage between Of all the influences that can More students learning English The author of a voter-approved Jacoby and Meyers may be draw children into a lifelong as a second language are being Three Strikes And You're Out history now that Leonard Jacoby habit of smoking, cigarette transferred into mainstream pnson sentencing initiative said is suing Steven Meyers for at advertising is the most classes in Los Angeles Unified Tuesday he plans to target least $2 million persuasive, study says. School Distnct criminals who use guns Page 3 Page 4 Page 4 Page 4

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9 1% ethiestlay. october 18, 1995 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Newsroom Voices Octobertest, one, two, three ... Stop. Be careful, I don't want the shock to be too great. Slowly lift your eyes to the top of this page. I went to the experts. Brown No. Slower. Not the cartoon. Skip that. It s not too funny anyway. I want you to read the date. Go on, and Bigelow manufacture take a look. What's it say? Exactly. That is what I'm talking about. What is all this bull about it being the 18th of October? The Daily has obviously made thousands of calendars every another mistake. It can't be October. And it really can't be only two what weeks from November. year. If anybody knew It wasn't that long ago that I was sharing an It's-It with my girlfriend and the monkeys in the Happy the date truly was, Hollow Zoo on a bright, sunny, Silicon Valley summer day. Now you expect me to accept Christmas decora- tions in Payless? it would be them. It could be some sort of conspiracy. Agent provoca- teurs might have convinced my editors that it is raccoons in festive autumnal garb doing the ancient indeed October 18, 1995. I haven't been tricked. I garbage dance spinning through her head. know it's September. If I couldn't find the original days, maybe I could I must do my civic duty. I want to save the world buy new ones. I called the places that have always satis- from this misinformation. I want to make a differ- fied me in the past. ence. So I did what every good reporter does who The clerk at the Fruitdale Avenue 7-11 was wants to save the planet. I picked up the telephone as unsure of the truth as I was. "I don't know either," and made a couple of calls. he admitted, sounding frightened with his newly My first contact was a happy chap named Rex who discovered doubt. I asked if he sold October days. works (or worked before this column) as an operator He wanted me to call the California headquarters. for local information. The conspiracy had apparently I did. spread. He insisted it was October, citing "the change As had been the case in my earlier contacts, in the weather" as proof. "It's cooler," Rex said. It the higher up the ladder of control I climbed, must be October." the more sure everyone was of the supposed truth. Cooler? Rex was obviously misled by the air This was a conspiracy from the top. 7-11's California conditioning set at full-blast in his office. I had to headquarters was no help at all. Just more lies. But I go deeper. did find out that a Slurpee has eight to ten calories I went to the experts. Brown and Bigelow per ounce, if the receptionist can be trusted. manufacture thousands of styles of calendars every I also tried a more local approach to satisfaction. I year. If anybody knew what the date truly was, it would called my favorite ice cream shop, Sweet Retreat on be them. I called their Minnesota office, hoping that Cahalan in south San Jose. They can always make me the conspiracy had not spread that far across the happy. Maybe they could replace my lost days. But continent. Their helpful receptionist Michelle even they were buying into this October cover-up, answered. spouting about their special pumpkin ice cream. "It's definitely October," she said, as if it was obvi- There was nobody left to call. ous. Michelle, too, tried the weather thing. "It's I have failed the planet. -The tyuth is ail! out going to snow tonight. It has to be October." She there, somewhere, but I can't reach it. We'll could sense my doubt. "Let me go check with just have to play along for now. the plant manager," she said, her own confi- "It's October," we'll say to each other, smil- dence surely waning. But when she returned to ing in conspiracy. You'll Wink. I'll wink. We'll phone, her faith had returned. know it's September. "Nope. He said it is definitely October, too. The rest of the world can stew in its Thank you for calling." own ignorance. My fears were confirmed. The whole world was buying into this scam. I was doomed. I was desperate. I had to have those days Justin Carder is a back. Spartan Daily Newsroom Voices I checked with the local dumps. Staff Writer Maybe somebody had accidentally thrown away the first two weeks. But Leah at Guadalupe Rubbish Disposal Wisdom wears many different faces hadn't seen them. In fact, she thought I returned to school a week after my it was October also. When brother had died, my eighth grade religious He was trying to tell me that, "It's actually starting to get pretty studies teacher dropped what the class had up here," she said, poetic visions of been discussing and began a lesson on a certain para- yes, bad things happened in ble in the bible. .11 was the story of a vineyard owner who, preparing The Spartan Daily is actively recruit- mit your cartoons at the Spartan Daily to go on a journey, divided his wealth among three life, but God must have thought ing San Jose State artists interested in office in Dwight Ben tel Hall, room 209. assistants. To one he gave one hundred gold coins, to drawing political cartoons. the other he gave three hundred gold coins, and to Attention, Submissions should include the artist's Political artists should have good the last he gave five hundred gold coins. The owner I could handle the pressure and name, address and phone number. drawing skills, keep up with current left it up to each worker what to do with the coins. The cartoons will be reviewed by Artists! events and have a strong position on The first worker invested his one hundred coins the enormous responsibility. Spartan Daily editors and artists will be and doubled his money. The second worker loaned issues. are out his three hundred coins, and made an extra two If you are interested in becoming a notified by phone if their cartoons hundred off the interest. The last worker, to whom I was asking Why me? Why my Spartan Daily political cartoonist, sub- to be published. the most money had been given, was fearful of losing the coins and angering his boss. So, he took the five family?' and Mr. Mathews was hundred coins and hid them until the owner came home. When the owner returned, he summoned his work- giving me the answer, Opinion ers. He was delighted at the success of the first worker, Spartan Daily and was impressed with the business savvy of the sec- ond worker. The third worker handed over his five subtly and quietly. page Editorial hundred coins and said, "Here is all your money. I Executive Editor Larry Lee protein count was low. Her doctor said there was a kept it safe for you." The owner flew into a rage said City Editor Roger Ramirez chance her baby could have Down Syndrome. policies "IA hy did you think I gave you the most money, and News Editor Jennifer Ferguson I had dinner with Candace and her husband the Fortes Otto Waldorf the most responsibility?" With that, he fired the third The Spartan Daily is com- F.dkor day after her amniocentesis, a test that can determine Sports Editor Dexter Manglicmot worker. mitted to sharing broad range with 99 percent accuracy whether her baby has Down Photo Editor Ken Statham Mr. Mathews spent a week on this parable. It was Syndrome. These were my closest and dearest friends, of opinions with the communi- Day Editors Tina Casalino, Ilene Meeks, because the worker hadn't done anything, hadn't and I had no idea what to say to them. What could I ty, and readers are encouraged Tim Schwalbach. used his talents and his wisdom to deal with the pres- say that could ease their worry, that could lessen their to express themselves on the Linda Taaffe, Blair Whitney sure the owner had put on him that the owner fired pain and fear? Though all of our conversations Opinion page with a Letter to Copy Editors Janet Blac.kbum, Lana Jang, the worker, Mr. Mathews said. I didn't realize it then, recently have revolved around the coming of "little Matt Tom, Kevin Valine but Mr. Mathews was teaching that parable for my the Editor or Campus Kyle," I changed the subject. Silently praying to God Columnists Chris MeCrellis-Mitchell, benefit that week. He was trying to tell me that, yes, Viewpoint. to give me a little bit of the "Mr. Mathews style," I Afshern (A.J.) Nomai, had things happened in life, but God must have A Letter to the Editor is a began discussing my old teacher and segued Jim Seimas thought I could handle the pressure and the enor- 200-word response to an issue into my favorite lesson of his, which just Chief Photographer Jeff Chin mous responsibility. I was asking, "Why me? Why my or point of view that has happened to be the parable of the vine- Etc. Co-editors Tina Casalino, Linda Taaffe family?" and Mr. Mathews was giving me the answer, Editor Christian Del Rosario yard owner and his three workers. appeared in the Spartan Daily. Etc. Picture subtly and quietly. Etc. Design Editor Sharon Miltis, Did Candace and her husband A Campus Viewpoint is a I have always been grateful to Mr. Mathews for Cartoonist Michael Rodriguez understand I v,te; trying to support them 300- to 500-word essay (two both his message and his style. Had he approached Reporter= Kristina Allen, Kamilah Boone, Justin Carder, Charlene without giving them the same speeches double spaced pages) on me alone and tried to tell me the message of the Cook, Danielle t:osta, I eslie Farmer, Julie Calvan. SilaNala Gtynn, Sarah they'd received countless times already? current campus, political or parable, I would have tuned him out. I was too proud Harvey-Lombardo, Sloan Hruby. Danthanh Huynh, Kei Koyania, I'll never know, but I tried to hand to to take advice and he knew it. But I was also too personal issues. Loretta McCarty, Ginger McDonald, Ken McNeill, Elaina Medina, them a little bit of the wisdom proud to let my brother's death interfere with Submissions become the Rowena Millado, Chris Morris, John Woo, Eddie Zacapa my grades. I was going to prove I was a survivoi given to me. I wish them the property of the Spartan Daily Photographers: Michael Andrews, Frank Cava, Jay Clendenin, Carlos best. by keeping my grades up, and Mr. Mathews and may be edited for clarity, Gonzalez, John Stubler Advisers: Mack Lundstrom, Jim McNay knew that also. So, he hid his advice inside an grammar, libel and length. Sarah Harvey-linnhardo is assignment. a Spartan Dai4 Submissions must contain the Advertising That parable was tucked away in memory author's name, address, phone Stall. {Niger Advertising Director Kazuhiro Aoki until a scared and tearful friend asked, 'Why number, signature and major. me?" the other day. Candace and her hus- Art Director Tiffanie Moyano Submissions must be typed Retail Manager Jeni Angileri band were ecstatic when they found out she or submitted on a 3.5" disk was pregnant. It would be their first child. National Manager Kenton Morimoto using Microsoft Word on the Etc. Manager Mark Fazzio \,eck t cher k-up showed Candace 's Macintosh. Always provide a Marketing Manager Jennifer Nelson printout of the piece. Co-op Manager Erika Patton Submissions may be put in Downtown Manager Robert Shields Letters Downtown Account Executives Sonja Combs, Karl Leong the Letters to the Editor box at mind is 'Why did we have this spe- election within 15 days. Does that Retail Account Executives June Espinoza, Brian Lou, the Spartan Daily office in Student elections cial election?" mean it is possible to have an elec- Edward Wilson Elections can cost anywhere tion every 15 days? Yes! Do you Dwight Bente! Hall room 209, Etc. Account Executives Tim Granshaw, Nelson Lopez, deserve student from $4000 to $10,000. There are think there may be a better way to sent by fax to (408) 9243237 or Anton Rotshtein two parts to this cost: the operating operate? mailed to the Spartan Daily Art Adam Barker, Kathleen Cruz, support cost of an election and revenue According to the SNAPS Forum Editor, School of Dave Larson Advier Jack Quinton sharing. Revenue shi g permits (Student Needs Assessment Are you paying attention? I am Journalism and Mass Graphics Specialists Jim Butler, Dave organization Priority Survey), Karigaca purposely writing you this letter to a recognized club or 66% of you do Communications, San Jose each voter dur- not know what let you know we, the students, are to receive $1 from Associated Students State University, One News Room (408) 924-3280 $2 from is. That having an election. I do not know ing Special Elections and probably means at least Washington Square, San Jose, Fax 924-3282 voter during the regular 66% of you won't vote. More than the results. You either voted to each CA, 95192-0149. Advertising 924-3270 Spring Election who selects them. often, student elections draw no raise our fees by $6 or not. It is not are written by, and Classified 924-3277 cost is paid by you from more than 10% voter turnout, but Editorials the issue on the ballot that con- This fee, and accord- the results effect the entire student are the consensus of the cerns me as much as the fact that your A. S. activity Spartan Daily, (USPS # 509-480), is published every school day for (full Bylaws, we are population. Spartan Daily editors, not the you probably let just a few of us ing to our A. S. academic yr.) $25 (ea. sem.) $15. Off-campus price per copy, 15 cents, have an election if we Can you really afford to allow staff. make your decision. mandated to by San Jose State University, One Washington Square, San Jose, CA, Published opinions do not When you head to the cashier to re else valid student signatures your politicians to go "political 95192-0149. Mail subscriptions accepted on a remainder of semester sport fishing" while you get basis. Second-class postage paid at San me, CA. POSTMASTER: Send pay your school costs and you start from 25% of the last General necessarily reflect the views of 11 address changes to Spartan Daily, San we State University, One to complain maybe their question Election voter total. hooked once again? the Spartan Daily, the School of 9514 just had was Washington Square, San Jose, CA 2-0149. should be: "Did you vote?" The This election we Journalism and Mass Marilyn Chard] other big concern that comes to called by less than 500 students. Communications or SJSU. 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Re- Advisory Program Child Development Club Brown Bag Lunch: Survival Meeting 4:30p.m. Sweeny)? ROTC Tips for Re-Entry Students Hall, Rm. 100. CII,11 945-4369. 12noon- I :110p.m. Student From page 1 she has been against ROTC pro- Union, Pacheco Rm. grams for 14 years. She believes Gay, Lashio:tend Bisexual (an ton said the Air Force Call 924-5950. Alliance the military should be off campus ROTC program currently has 75 because it violates CSU policy of An Afternoon of the Arts students. Although the enrollment Society of Women Engineers 3:30pan.-5p.m. Student discrimination. All Club Social 12w ion- is low, Gorton said the number 'The university has a policy that Union, Guadalupe Rm. doesn't impact the program's leav- I :30p.m. Et igii leelllig Lawii. Call 295-7154. we don't discriminate in any of our Call 99541534. ing or remaining on campus. programs, period ... (it) has a 'The university asked us to leave Hispanic Business Association responsibility to stand up for its Weekly Calendar Women's Studies Program because of the federal 'Don't ask, policies and to uphold them. To ofessional Event 5p.m.- don't tell' policy," Gorton said. Report- Back From Beijing: 7p.m. Student Union, Council give sanctuary to any program that The 4th United Nations World The federal "Don't ask, don't enies students any opportunity is Fantsay & Strategy Oub Clambers, Call 383-8569. tell" policy has been accused of Open RPG Ganung Conference on Women a violation of that policy," Sivertsen TODAY 11:30p.m.-1p.m. Student violating SJSU's anti-discriminato- said. 10p.m. Student Union, KSJS 90.5 FM ry regulations by discriminating Costanoan Rm. Call 9247097. Union, Costanoan Rm. Public Affairs Programming Sivertsen believes the "Don't Call 9245595. against gay and lesbian individuals ask, don't tell" policy restricts gay Radio Drama Hour 12noon- who make their sexual Akbayan RSJS 90.5 FM 1p.m., This & That 5p.m.- and lesbian students orientation publicly who are members of Filipino Folkdancing Public Affairs Programming 6p.m. Radio Aztlan Public known. Ai Workshops 6p.m.-8:30p.m. Radio Drama Hour 12noon- Affairs 7p.m.-7:30p.m. the ROTC programs THURSDAY In September, 1994, to honestly communi- Student Union, Umunhum 1p.ni., From the Right 5p.m.- Call 955-4831. the SJSU Academic The university kin. Call 554-1140. 6p.m., A Race for the Times cate about themselves Senate voted to elimi- asked us to in an open and free 6p.m.-7p.m., Radio Aztlan Korean Campus Crusade for nate SJSU's ROTC ALKDO Club Public Affairs 7p.m.-7:30p.m., Asian American Christian Christ academic environ- Fellowship program. Members of leave because ment. Meeting Sp.m.-5p.m. Spartan Bible Study 10p.m.-11p.m. Group Bible Study 5:30p.m. the Senate cited con- Complex West, Rm. 202. Call 955-4831. God as Reconciler, by Nathan Business Classrooms Bldg. of the federal She said that in Mihara 7:30p.m. Student tradictions between psychology, social Call 259-6816. Rm. 209. Call 9247933. the university's policy library Donations & Sales Union, Costantian Rm. 'Don't ask, don't work and communica- Call '186-6427. of nondiscrimination tion studies courses, Bulwer-Lytton Society Unit The Listening Hour and the military orga- Weekly Meeting 12. Ongoing Book Sale 10a.m.- Joe Hodge Jazz Trio 12:30p.m.- tell' policy. where self-disclosure Asian Student Union nization's adherence is part of the class- Faculty Offices, Rm. 1 2p.m. Donations & Sales Unit, 1:15p.m. Music Bldg. Concert to the "Don't ask, Call 436-7471. Wahlquist Library North, Rm. General Meeting 2p.m. Hall. Call 924-4631. Capt Cathy Gorton room discussion, stu- Student Union, Council don't tell" policy. ROTC instructor dents may not be able 408 & Clark Lobby. SJSU does not allow Career Center Call 924-2705. Chambers Call 297-1406. New Student Orientation to freely involved discrimination on the themselves in fear of Intellegent Careers in Orientation Leader basis of race, color, !V Computer Technologies Lutheran Student Fellowship BSC Recruitment 10am.-2p.m. violating the 'Don't Meeting with President Robert religion, national ori- ask, don't tell" policy. 12:3.rn. Student Union, Bible Brown Bag 1:30p.m.- Table #2, outside Student gin, sex, sexual orientation, mari- Umunhum Rm. Call 924-6033. 2:30p.m. Student Union, U. Caret 6p .m. Student Union, Union. Call 924-5950. However, when the Army ROTC Uniui ihtun Rm. Call 924-6229. tal status, pregnancy, age, disabili- left campus last year, she did not Pacheco Rm. Call 924-8031. ty, disabled veterans or Vietnam Career Center Okkiawan Shorin Ryu Karate consider its deactivation a com- Career Center veteran's status. plete victory. LS1 Logic Employer Lutheran Student Fellowship Club Gorton said the Air Force Presentation 2: .m.-2p.m. Evening Bible Study 7p.m. Unisys Employer Presentation Workout 4p.m.-5p.m. Spartan "It was very mixed for me. 12:30p.m.-2p.m. Student ROTC program has a diverse Because I absolutely understand Student Union, Almaden Rm. Spin First Immanuel Complex West, Rm. 202 geoup h includes 15 African- Call 924-6033. Lutheran. Call 924-8031. Union, Guadalupe Rm. Call 9246977. that some stucielas want to join the Call 924-6033. American students, 20 Hispanic military and be part of military life. students, and 14 women. I really understand that and I Career Center Okinawan Sborin Ryu Karate Spartan Chriatain Fellowship She would not comment on the On-Campus II, Ni Club Career Center Weekly Meeting 12noon really respect that. Writing for a Living: Careers "Don't ask, don't tell" policy, but "I don't want to deny young Orientation 3:30p.m. Student Workout 1:30p.m.-3p.iii. Student Union, Almaden Rm. said the Air Force ROTC does not Lit Union. Ahuaden Rm. Spartan Complex West, Rm. for Writing Majors 12:30p.m. Call 354-7347. men and women the opportunity Student Union, Almaden Rm. make policies; it merely follows the to participate in this program. I Call 924-6033. 202. Call 924-8977. laws passed by Congress. Call 9246033. Student Health Services think the ROTC program is a valu- Gorton said Air Force ROTC able program for people who want Child Development Club New Student Orientation Breast Self-bcamination provides its recruits with scholar- 11 Bake Sale 8:30a.m. Sweeney Orientation Leader Career Center Seminar 7p.m.-8p.m. Student to be in the military. However, I'm How to Write a Resume ship opportunities, guaranteed not going to stand still for this Hall. Call 298-7521. Recruitment 10a.m.-2p.m. Union, Council Chambers. jobs and leadership and manage- ts Table #2 outside Student 2:50p.m. Student Union, Call 924-6117. campus to refuse or to fail to stand Almaden Rm.. Call 9246033. ment programs. up to its policy. It has a responsibil- Earth Day Planning Comm. Union. Call 924-5950. "Students in our program are Planning Earth Day 1996 Sparta Guide is freel!! And available ity," Sivertsen said. high quality," she said. "They have Sivertsen has doubts on where ?p.m. ElliVilonmetltal Recreation Students Assoc. Catholic Campus Ministry to students, faculty & staff associa- Maas 12:05p.m. 195 E. San a lot of ambitions and goals. It's President Robert Caret stands on Resource Center Weekly Meeting 10a.m. tion, Deadline is Spin two days sad those opportunities will not be Call 924-5467. Spartan Complex West, Mary Fernando St. Call 938-1610. before publication. Forms available at gay and lesbian issues and the DAH 209. Entries may be edited to available to them at San Jose State ROTC programs. S. Wiley Conference Rm. University." Call 924-3000. all, .w for space resuistions. "There's a comment he made Cadet Maj. Raquel Anayan said last year at a public forum where she has been interested in the he said he happens to like having ROTC program since she was in ROTC programs on the campus ... high school. maybe an invitation that he does- "I was eager for the opportuni- n't understand that being a gay ties it could provide for me as a person is a fact of life," Sivertsen Third party supportive of education woman: the travel experience, the said. "It is a part of who one is. I'm Hagelin: sense of pride, the professional- not convinced Bob really knows ism. ... It s a unique educational it ri Is and expenses of health LAM states. The party will also have than this community From page 1 training expenence," she said. ,ir C a non-issue, he said. By advo- 1,000 candidates running for state and "1 have to give him enormous The reason tor the su« ess ot the and local offices throughout the Anayan would not comment on credit for being more than willing cating preventative measures, policy, the party. Hagelin said, is the fact country could cut its health care nation, including 100 in the "Don't ask, don't tell" to learn the community and to that its message is more com- without cutting pro- California. but said she is interested in how become familiar with the commu- parties. costs in half future. pelling than those of other grams. A supporter of term limits for all the policy will evolve in the nity. But I think we have some edu- "Our programs go beyond sim- Hagelin said the same principle politicians, Hagelin ran for the Wiggsy Sivertsen, SJSU sociolo- cating to do," she said. ple economics and include preven- of AIDS. presidency in 1992, and was on the "Our applies to the subject tative measures," he said. The best way to prevent AIDS, ballot in 32 states. solutions are very specific and are AIDS," Hagelin said his party sent then- put simply, is to not get backed by research. We offer Hagelin said. Education and the president George Bush and presi- proven solutions to problems." medicines dential candidate Bill Clinton a development of herbal Hagelin, a Harvard-trained designed to increase the strength copy of the ideas and policies of quantum ph% sicist, believes gov- immune sys- the Natural Law Party, but the what of the body's natural Give Blood, Get Cookies. ernment should support tem are key to helping stop the main purpose for his running in as action works and not hat political spread of AIDS Hagelin said. 1992 was to draw attention to the r-CC committees pay for. is fundamen- party and its principles. finan- He said the party The Natural Law Party is tally supportive of education. "Clinton actually quoted from cially supported by small, grass- the scaling some of our policies during his com- "The party is against HAGEUN roots contributions and has a back of federally insured student campaign," Hagelin said, "but Blood Drive prehensive platform about he said. "If when he got into office, it seems io,ted is 1iw.IdAir Smarts he loans and Pell grants," environmentally. one-and-a-half inches thick, you invest in anything, it has to be he fell into that political trap. Our said. "Students think that they're people from Iltesday; Wedn the human resource, our stu- are. party wants to take "Ours is the only platform I inheriting this mess and they the community who are successful Oct, 17,18, 8c 19 pub- dents." My feeling is that if the Democrats know of that has references to said more than half of and in touch with solutions that 9:00 AM - 3:00 11114Daily) lished research," Hagelin said. Harlin and Republicans had solutions to to the coun- the Natural Law Party's 130,000 so work, and loan them On the subject of health care, offer, they would have done try for a while. Stinkot t num - 3rd 1.-1,)ot new members are college students. already," he said. Hagelin said he supports preventa- Students seem to be drawn to the "All our nation's problems are Loma Prieta Ballroom tive health care measures that Hagelin said the Natural Law There's nothing * * Please Bring Phott " party, he said, because they are in human problems. include natural medicines, exer- Party is the third largest we're promoting that can't be concerned that the Democratic California, and will be on the presi- Prepare to fall001111110w fat heak cise, and nutritional education. If a lid Republican parties are mort- done." the prob- dential primary ballot in all 50 being andtfltlsingf1uidinil the body is taken care of, gaging their future, financially and +Arooricsn Red Cross Info 292-6242 Legal marriage of Jacoby and Meyers comes to an end LOS ANGELES (AP) - They're about the partnership and been hUIlIIL:lion, mental anguish, and complaints, including breach of familiar to daytime TV viewers as forced to "argue with and enn 0..11 and physical distress," partnership agreement, breach of the lawyers whose commercials fre- harangue" his partners to receive the t says, adding that Jacoby is partnership fiduciary duty, breach quently punctuate reruns and talk payment. being treated by a doctor for of oral agreement and fraud. shows: Jacoby and Meyers. "Their conduct was intentional resulting headache and stomach Jacoby wants a receiver appoint- But this legal marriage may be and malicious and done for the problems. ed to hold the partnerships prop- history, now that Leonard Jacoby is purpose of causing Jacoby to suffer The lawsuit lists a dozen specific erty. suing Steven Meyers for at least $2 million, claiming he's been victim- ized by tutfair business practices. you interested in teaching at a community college? 50 BEER' The suit, filed Friday in Los Are Angeles Superior Court, also Have you completed at least 50% of a Master's Degree? names minority partner Gail Koff SILDATUAHU119,.- as a defendant. Are you a member of an underrepresented group? The suit accuses Meyers and Koff of using "a devastatingly effec- ....then consider the tive squeeze-out technique" to Project remove Jacoby. Bay Area Faculty Diversity Internship Jacoby did not return telephone cals from The Associated Press. About the Project.. There were no Los Angeles listings The goal of the Project is to prepare members of underrepresented groups to become community college for either Meyers or Koff. instructors through internships. The Project assumes that interns have subject matter expertise in the late 1970s and early In the subject learn and practice the teaching techniques which are appropriate 1980s, according to the suit, the area, but need an opportunity to THU: UNCLE MELVIN partners planned to form a nation- lor COIllmunity college students. al law firm. At one time, Jacoby FRI: THE GENTS and Meyers had 150 offices in six Lligibility states. Underrepresented persons (African American, Asian Pacific, Disabled, Latino, Native Amencan, and DRAGON LOTION financial set- SAT: But by mid-1994, Women) college instructor, who have expertise in a subject the firm to close most interested in a career in as a conununity THE TORN THE SPOKEN backs forced eligible. RED PLANET of its field offices and specialty area, and have EQI had paid prolessional leaching experience at the community college level are SUN: or universities, units, including all of those in 'This includes graduate students nearing completion of Master's degrees from accredited colleges Avdaye California except the personal and Master's degree holders who have not had post graduate teaching experience. . injury units, the suit said. VIDEO SALES MILK suggestions for 4 Jacoby claims his Compensation "were given short shrift downsizing the college they are teaching DOWNTOOk5lUiJOS4 by Koff and Meyers," but he was Interns are lid to teach one to three classes at the part-time faculty raw at is nasubject to compensation. ST IL SANTATURA 2N6 UNCLE MELVIN promised there would he no at for Spi aig or Fall 1996. Observation or team teaching a class 408/21774444 change in his total compensation. 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4 Wednesday October 18, 1995 San Jose State University SPA RTA N DAILY Women: Participants gain a wider perspective on women's issues through workshops Fruni pagt 1 outside the U.S. the last 10 years I've lied here. I know the if than IOU workshops. .Ainerican situation, but not mm. Ii Gomez said a specs h gist it by a about the rest of the world. ... I Women everywhere are doing things to change Nepalese %own) was in. most felt inv perspective was becoming inspiring. The wormui rem esented miariower and narrower," she said. society. It (women's achievements) inspired me and the International League tor Peace Base sod she discovered women my view. I will and Free& . from diflerent countries have dif- broadened translate it into my teachings. -She was talking about changing ferent problems to solve. Michiko "Issues in the U.S., like abortion Hasa lives and the system. She said we Assistant professor of women's studies can't sit around and say, 'Poor me.' and eating disorders, are pressing We have to empower ourselves. issues. But different countries have Gomez said. different sets of problems to solve, VI On her way home, Gomez said other social situations. I try not to she thought about ways to use her think our problems are the most new-found knowledge and experi- Unportant, Hase said. Philippines. have gone to ..." Polatnick said. ence to make a difference in her At SJSU, Hase teaches courses Base said meeting women Polatnick said one of her main 4 community. about ethnic women in the United involved in grassroot activities interests is seeing the women's 1995it17 (the conference) made me States and internationally. She "It helped broaden her perception of movement become globalized. U8MWIMMLUVX11 feel like I have to be loud enough wanted to obtain materials for hei feminism. I was looking to connect with to take courses as well as network with to make a difference. I have "Women everywhere are doing women activists from all over the A picture postcard representing "equality," one of the themes from risks to bring about changes. women from all parts of the world things to change society. It world to see what they are think- the Women's Conference. (U.S.) women have got to get loud, who had similar interest as hers. (women's achievements) inspired ing, what their strategies are, to to insist on their right," Gomez Her interests include: violence me and broadened my view. I will share experience with them, and said. in women domestically and during translate it into my teachings," to work together to develop a Polatnick said she brought back "To me, it was this unique "They've taken for granted (the war times, human rights issues, Hase said. more powerful global women's a suitcase full of materials about opportunity to meet with grass- right) to go to school, to get jobs. and how the global economy influ- movement," she said. women around the world. roots activists from around the ... They're sitting on their butts ences the lives of women. Rivka Polatnick believes the status of Polatnick said the level of superi- world. and are losing it (women's status). Hase said she was able to meet Polatnick women has fallen backwards since or attitudes was not as high as she "It was a defu Me highlight of my They need to take risks, be power- three women who belonged to the 1985 women's conference in expected. In past conferences the life. People were so eager to share Assistant professor ful, be loud." Gabriela, an umbrella organization Nairobi, Kenya. attitude of arrogancy among their ideas and strategies . It of women's groups in the of women's studies "TThe purpose of this conference American women was more preva- made me feel at a deeper level Michiko Philippines. Last semester, she had was to identify what the main lent but this year they recognized than I had before (about) the Rivka Polatnick, Hase shown her class a video about obstacles are, how to overcome the need to globalize. global connection. It just came Gabriela an SJSU assistant them and get "The women from the United home strongly how we rc part of Amman: plasm back on track in The women from Gabriela told professor of women's studies, has a terms of advancing the status of States were a diverse group of the same global community. What qworrieri'sstucim Hase about an internship program strong interest in women's lives in women," Polatnick said. women. So there were women happens iii other places does affect they've started called contemporary China and covers The conference also provided interested in shopping, but a Polatnick said. Hase, who came "Multicultural Training." The pro- the topic in her women's studies opportunities to collect material minority of them. There wei e Polatnirk and Hose, along with United to the gram allows women to work in 101 class. for her classes. women dealing with homelessness, three other women who attended the States 10 years ago from Japan, Manila for three months with vari- I've been involved in the I teach women's studies, so I poverty in the U.S., dedicated conference will be holding a panel dis- because went to the conference ous women organizations within women's movement for over 25 knew it would be a rich feast on activists. I know those stereotypes cussion and slide show from 11:311 in women's she was interested Gabriela. Hase also attended work- years. When the U.N. held its information, resources, contacts of U.S. women are real, but I also, a.m. to I p.m. today in the Student other issues and activities from shops given by the women con- decade on women from '75-'85, that would be great for my teach- don't want to exaggerate them, Union Costanoan Room to report their parts of the world. cerning prostitution in the there were three world confer- ings, she said. Polatnick said. experiences to the .Spl community. I wanted to see what's going on ences. Each one, I wished 1 could Cigarette ads powerful influence on young smokers, study says nearly as powerful in prompting part, by the American Heart she released a report on youth smoked not even a single puff. smoking ass way of staying thin. Tabacco marketing the smoking urge among children Association, one of more than 100 smoking that tobacco company They were asked questions that Forty percent of the nonsmok- 12 to 17, when most start the habit, health organizations backing a advertising and promotions make Pierce said measure a willingness ing youngsters could name a worse than peer according to a study in the Journal Food and Drug Administration smoking attractive to children and or tendency to begin the smoking brand of cigarettes they would like pressure for teens of the National Cancer Institute. plan to control cigarette advertis- urged, "We shouldn't advertise habit. to try. "Tobacco marketing is much ing and marketing. something that we know to be a More than half the children said Pierce found that the Joe Camel WASHINGTON (AP) Of all stronger than peer pressure in get- Thomas Lauria of the Tobacco poison and a killer." they were familiar with some ciga- ads were familiar to 60 percent of of the influences that can draw ting a youngster to take the first Institute, an industry lobby group, The FTC commissioners, in a 3- rette brands and ads, and about the children and were most often children into a lifelong habit of step toward smoking," Dr. John P. said that Pierce's data "was at best 2 vote, decided in June 1994 not to one in five was eager to own a pro- nominated in the survey as the smoking, cigarette advertising is Pierce of the University of dubious" and amounts to little take action against the R.J. motional item, such as a T-shirt, favorite cigarette promotion. the most persuasive, according to a California, San Diego, a co-author more than "advertising bashing." Reynolds Tobacco Co. on a com- offered by the cigarette compa- Camel ads were favored most heav- survey of California youngsters. of the study, said at a news confer- "This flies in the face of what plaint that the firm's Joe Camel nies. ily by the youngest groups, and Peer pressure, the example of ence Tuesday. "It is what starts ado- many government bodies have promotion was influencing chil- About 84 percent of the chil- Marlboro ads increased in popu- family members who smoke, or a lescents down the slippery slope to concluded," said Lauria. dren to smoke. dren thought cigarette advertising larity with age, he said. combination of the two are not addiction." He said a 1994 surgeon gener- Pierce said the California study promotes at least one benefit from Lauria ridiculed Pierce's conclu- The study was supported, in al's report and a Federal Trade shows children are getting the smoking. Among the 16- and 17- sions, noting a University of Commission study have concluded smoking message from billboards, year-olds, 76.2 percent said ciga- Michigan study showing an that advertising is not a major fac- sports arena ads and from mer- rette ads depicted the habit as increase in cigarette use among tor in attracting children to ciga- chandise offers. enjoyable; 73 percent viewed it as the young also showed a 144 per- rettes. The study by Pierce is based on relaxing; 67 percent as a means of cent jump ii) the use of marijuana Dr. Joycelyn Elders, then sur- interviews with 3,536 California reducing stress; kund 41 percent among the same age gi &gip. rETI geon general, said in 1994 when adolescents 'who had never believed advertisements depicted

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San Jose State University DAILY 6 Wednesday, October 18, 1995 SPORTS SPARTAN Taking the plunge New swimmers swimming

Junior SJSU look to create swimmer to have that support." waves at SJSU Carlsson agreed. Veronica "I like the coaching staff," she Boenisch, said. "They try to help us to do laps at By Kamilah A. Boone does Spartan Deily Staff Writer well. Everyone is helping each the Aquatic other to do their best" center. The SJSU women's swimming The diving team is also prepar- and diving team is looking forward ing for the new season. The team to the new season with an air of consists of two divers, both fresh- PHOTO BY JAY excitement. man, competing for the first time CLENDENIN "I think it is going to be a suc- at a collegiate level. SPARTAN cessful year," said Chris Lorgan, "I'm excited about the prospect DAILY the assistant coach of of working with the women's swim Ai these two for the team. it looks like it's next four years," going to be the first I think it is said Jack 'Taylor, Si'. RTA N SpoRTs CA LEN DA R year we have N(:AA coach of the qualifiers. We haven't going to be a women's diving had any for the past team. "By the end five years." successful year. It of the season they A.S. Positions There are 15 mem- will be doing bers of the women's looks like it's great." FRIDAY: swim team, with only Scores and place- five returnees. The going to be the ment are not as Women's volleyball vs. Cal Poly-SLO, Spartan Gym, 7:30 p.m. Available two freshmen from first year we have important to Taylor III Men's soccer vs. Washington, Spartan Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Sweden, Elin Carlsson as consistency. II Women's Golf, Stanford Invitational at Stanford. and Jeanette Thorner NCAA qualifiers. "You need to Director of Non-Traditional Minority Affairs have a good shot to think about one or qualify for the N(:AA We haven't had two elements you Director of Community Affairs this year, said Lorgan. can control, and SATURDAY: Carlsson is a distance, any for the past that's how you get Academic Senator III Football at San Delgo State University. 6:05 p.m freestyle and breast- consistency, MI Women's volleyball vs. GS Northridge, Spartan Gym, 7:30 p.m. stroke swimmer, while five years. said. Committees Thorner is a butterfly- The two mem- Women's golf, Stanford Invitational at Stanford. Chris Lorgan er and intermedley bers of the team, MI Women's swimming vs California, Fresno State at Berkeley, Women's assistant swim swimmer. Michelle 1 p.m. "That (qualifying coach Guglielnio and Apply in A.S. Government Office for NCAA) is my Kelley Lasich, are goal," Carlsson said. ff also looking for- Student Union Room 309 SUNDAY: "But I don't know if I ward to the new can make it." Men's soccer vs. Oregon State, Spartan Stadium, 2 p.m. season. The supportive coaching staff is "I'm excited about competing," golf, USF Invitational at San Francisco. Deadline Friday October 20, 1995 Men's one reason there is a positive out- said Guglielmo. "Wf've been Women's golf, Stanford Invitational at Stanford. look for the coming season. doing a lot of conditioning, so Interviews held on -This coaching staff is absolutely when we do the optionals, it will be Students admitted tree to all home games with SJSU student ID. For incredible," said Cristin nice to see all the hard work we've October 23 & 24, 1995 entrance into football games, students must show student ID Reichmuth, a junior business been doing pay off." at box office to receive tickets. major. "The girls are remarkable. As- Everyone sticks together. It's nice Funded bv the Associated Students Pro soccer's San Jose Clash to play at Spartan Stadium ots SPeciai game, at either Foxboro Mass., or , Major League Soccer Washington on Oct. 20. - ".." announces 10 teams Among the players who have agreed to play in the league, which for next year's season was mandated by FIFA, world soc- cer's in werning body, as part of the NEW YORK (AP) The Clash agreement that brought the World will be there. So will the Galaxy. Cup to the United States for the And the Mutiny and the Crew, first time. are: Another Woodstock, you ask? U.S. national team stars Alexi Not quite. Lalas and Mike Burns (New Try Major League Soccer, England), Tony Meola, John The first top-flight soccer league Harkes (Washington), Tab Ramos in the United States since the (New York-New Jersey) and Roy NASL folded in 1984 will begin Wegerle (Colorado), and foreign play next April 6. On Tuesday, the stars such as Marco Etcheverry and 10 teams were unveiled, along with Juan Suarez of Bolivia, Jorge roma the identity of more than 50 play- Hugo Campos and Sanchez of ers already signed up. Mexico. "It's rolling," said Alan "We're knocking down bani- Rothenberg. chairman of the ers," Rothenberg said. "We're get- league and organizer of last year's ting the American players back. rrea)Antit highly successful World Cup. "All People said we would not be able the clubs are up and running, to do it, but the Tabs and Johns "The fortunes of soccer in the and Tonys are with us." U.S. at all levels have been boom- They are with teams named the ing. Now comes time for the cher. Los Angeles Galaxy, Dallas Burn, -Ballot Issues- ry on the icing of the cake with tilt Kansas City Wit, Colorado Rapids, successful launch of MIS." who join San Jose in the Wesicin ]. Bylaw amendment relating to elections. The launch takes place at San Conference. In the Est, it's the * A "Yes" vote would eliminate the run-off elections and the candidate with the most votes would be Jose, Calif., when the Clash plays New York-New Jersey Metro Stars, declared the winner. an undetermined opponent. The New England Revolution, centerpieces of the inaugural sea- A "No" vote would continue the run-off elections as currently described in A.S. Election code. This Columbus Crew, Tampa Bay son will include an all-star game at Mutiny and Washington, D.C. means that the two candida,es with the most votes would face each other in a run-off election if no one Giants Stadium in East United, received a minimum of 500/o plus one of the votes Rutherford, NJ., and the title 2. Campus Recreation Fee Initiative. A "Yes" vote means that the Associated Students fee would be increased by $6 per semester starting in Spring 1996. All individual student and student team participation fees that are currently charged for open recreation, aerobics, and intramural sports would be eliminated. THE DEADLINE APPROACHES.. A "No" vote means that the current Associated Students fec of $18.00 would not be increased. All individual student and student participation fees would continue to be charged fel open recreation, aerobics and intramural sports classes. 3. Bylaw Amendment relating to committees. A "Yes" vote would delete the names of Budget Committee & Special Allocations Committee which no longer exist due to a re-alignment of committees and boards that Associated Students changed during the 1994-1995 academic year. In addition, the name "Personnel Selection Committee" would be changed to "Student Recruitment and Selection Committee" to reflect the name change when Act 42 ("To Establish a Student Recruitment and Selection Committee") was approved by the Board of Directors. A "No" vote would keep the names of Budget Committee, Personnel Selection Committee and Special Allocations Committee in the bylaws which no longer exist due to the changes in Act 21, "To Establish Committees and Procedures for the Expenditure of Associated Students Funds."

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