It 1111M1grIti:. Students still cheat 44:11 despite precautions By Rial Cummings nuisance," he said. fools." "Remember that a good Spar- A.S. Personnel Officer Gloria Philosophy Prof. Peter Koesten- sac' 612;:, tan will not cheat his friends to Grotjan believes cheating is baum takes a different view. improve his own score, nor cheat becoming more common. "I operate on the honor system," his mere acquaintances to benefit "I walked out of a final last year he said. "I'm not a policeman. I tell his friends." and someone said half the class had the students we're in this game SJSU Blue Book cheated," she recalled. "It might together and take it from there." There are many "good Spartans" have been true, I saw a lot of cheat Some students point out SJSU on this campus. cards slipped between pages of the does not exert the grade pressure of There are also others: an test." other universities. engineering major who earned The traditional stretch-neck, rov- Undeclared sophomore Beth pocket money by selling exam ing-eye method seems to be most Donnelly transferred from Santa questions to other students; a popular. Its adherents favor its Clara and notices a big difference. graduate student in history who safety and difficulty to prove. "There's more cheating at Santa faked over 100 footnotes on a "My observation is that students Clara," she said. "Kids pass notes, masters thesis; and a French are more serious about learning," talk when the professor leaves the student who snuck a "cheat sheet" said history Prof. Charles Burdick. room, and forge papers. A lot of into class, noticed his neighbor had a "They're concerned about job skills, them have to maintain high GPA's better one, and calmly switched the not just grades. Sure, there's some to retain scholarships. Others are two. cheating going on, but I don't think competing for graduate schools. No hard data is available on it's really gone up or down." "There shouldn't be so much cheating at SJSU; it's not the kind of If any general trends can be emphasis on grades. So you blow an thing surveyed on summer update drawn, they are that cheating is exam it doesn't mean you didn't forms. But it does exist, and is ac- more likely to take place in larger learn anything," she said. cepted by many students as an in- classes where direct teacher-student And one student who dropped out Wall Blackford tegral part of college life. contact is rare. of the U.S. Naval Academy said This student Shows how a "cheat sheet" can be used during an exam without detection by the instructor As Philosophy Department But cheating precautions do not stories on cheating scandals at the Chairman Lucias Eastman said, necessarily reduce the problem. military academies "have only less rigorous." desperate to keep from flunking "I had feverishly copied down all "I'm just hardened to it. I don't William Spring, director of the touched the tip of the iceberg. "I've heard stories about out." my formulas the night before." he think it's a major problem but it's a student advisement center, believes "There's definitely less pressure pressure on grad school can- Many students said they would said. "But the next morning I fact of life, a part of the system." a more low-key atmosphere can here," he said. "The honor code didates," said Dr. Robert Johnk, not turn in a fellow cheater, discovered I had left them in my Views are mixed as to whether keep cheating down. there was bullshit. I didn't know associate dean of engineering. "But reasoning: "He's hurting only dorm room. As it turned out, in doing cheating is increasing or "In a hostile environment," he anyone who didn't bend the rules I don't think that's correct here. In himself, not me." all the preparation to cheat, I ac- decreasing. Many professors and said, "you're telling the student he's somewhere. Here, there's fewer my experience, most cheaters have Ironically, one mathematics tually learned the damn things. I got students say it has stayed about the suspect. I don't care how honest you time restrictions and the program is been students on the borderline, major disproved this theory. an A on the exam." same. are, a challenge like that can be Of the 35 students randomly in- hard to resist. I've read all the terviewed for this story, four said stories, even to the point of they cheated "frequently" and a hollowing out wrist watches and dozen more admitted to cheating on stuffing notes in there." one or two occasions. None would "But I don't see why it should get give their names for publication. to the point where students are "They can't stop us from frisked beforehand. Our attitudes cheating," said a speech junior. "I are often wrong. Exams should not sneak notes into certain classes. just demonstrate a student's know- artanSerbittg the Sao Jose State Daily Universitv Comatunitv Since 1934 Naturally precautions vary, but I ledge, but also show his weaknesses figure the odds are in my favor if I'm in a diagnostic sense." careful about it." "I don't worry about it," said Dr. Volume 67, Number 29 Thursday, October 14, 1976 Phone: 277-3181 "I think cheating declined during Alvin Beckett, chairman of the the activist years of the late 605," Business Education Department. said biology Prof. Wilfred Iltis, "and "But I do take the precaution of now it's coming back again. using two different copies of my "Still, I don't view it as a major tests at the same time. There's no Council passes ordinance prohibiting problem here it's more a damn use putting temptation in the way of Updated Tower List wading in San Antonio Plaza's fountain Swimming and wading will be aimed, though, at protecting the city other ordinances such as disobeying However, he said the patrol prohibited in the Cascade Fountain against lawsuits from persons using an officer. probably will be an on-going ready in the Paseo de San Antonio as the the Cascade Fountain, according to The new ordinance will be en- assignment and would require next month funding result of an ordinance passed Tues- Superintendent of Parks, Dick Reed. forced by a park ranger stationed next year. day by the San Jose City Council. He added the ordinance will give near the fountain on weekends and Bacteria discovered By Diana Teasland could be evaluated by a instructor The ordinance, with restrictions the park ranger, who has been holidays. Concern about the activity in the Students who have been waiting greater number. broader than just the fountain, is a patrolling the mall area every Those who violate the ordinance 82.5 million fountain developed this for the seventh edition of the Tower Several instructors have also general trespass regulation allowing weekend. _since September, more can, be charged with a mis- summer when city officials received List will be able to purchase it in the said since the cards are filled out city officials to prohibit public ac- enforcement power. The ordinance demeanor. complaints regarding swimming, bookstore in late November. anonomously, students can "stuff cess to city property if it is will go into effect Nov. 26. Reed said the ranger patrol at the bathing and washing clothes in the The list, which is an evaluation of the box" by writing several evalua- detrimental to the public health, Citations issued fountain does not require additional pool. SJSU professors by their students, is tions on one teacher. welfare and safety. In the past, he said, any citations city funds because the ranger was A Santa Clara County Health De- published every two years by Tau Since its inception in 1963, the The ordinance specifically was the ranger issued were through reassigned from another park. partment test indicated there was a Sigma Delta, a honor fraternity. Tower List has been threatened with presence of coliform bacteria in the "It's taking longer than ex- four libel suits. fountain, an indicator of con- pected," said Pat Alvarez, advising the first year two pro- During taminated water. chairman of the list. "We didn't get fessors actually initiated lawsuits Four samples of water were it out during the summer like we against the fraternity. The lawsuits taken and none passed the cleanli- should have because we all had later were dropped. ness test standards. other comittments." Alvarez said it takes a lot of time Vice Mayor Roy Naylor recom- Alvarez added there are between and work to edit thousands of stu- mended last month that the city 15 and 20 fratennity volunteers work- dent comments. administration propose a solution to ing on this edition. The list is "Every comment is condensed" the problem because of the in- published every two years. he said. "We try to balance them creasing possibility of lawsuits. During the spring semester, (comments). We put in some good Ordinance necessary 'students wrote their evaluations and ones and some bad ones." "We can't treat the water that 'comments on IBM cards that were the fraternity is Alvarez said often," Naylor said. He added the given out in classrooms. from pub- presently taking bids fountain was a visual pool and was Alvarez said when a teacher the cost does not lishers. They hope not intended for wading. ,refused to allow any evaluation to spent on exceed $10,000, the amount Naylor pointed out that City occur in the classroom, students the last edition. Attorney Peter Stone told the council could pick cards up at tables set up They The sixth edition cost 81.75. any accidents could "open the city to around campus. lists will be do not know how many a lawsuit." He added the ordinance In the past, the Tower List has printed this year. received criticism from teachers ac- was necessary to prevent such an Regarding teacher opinion of the occurrence cusing the evaluations of being un- list, Alvarez said although some fair and nothing offering a wide teachers have accused it of contain- enough scope. ing biased and libelous material, the Weather It was argued that in some cases fraternity has received many pos- a teacher could be evaluated by a itive comments about the list. Fair and cooler. Highs between small number of cards while another Alvarez added the Tower List is 75 and 80 degrees, lows in the mid- instructor could be evaluated by a published in good fun and not meant 50's. Light to moderate smog.

small number of cards while another for any malicious intent. A City council ordinance passed Tuesday prohibits swimming and wading in the San Antonio fountain - SJSU Meteorology neuartroei,i Student nuclear facility in 'full swing' By Forrest Miller SJSU radiochemistry. program salary for radiochemists to be sanitized and is equipped with air washing machine to clean coats "We are just getting into full Program limited from $950 to 81,000 a month. vents able to filter the smallest of radioactive particles and swing," said Radiochemistry Since the University of Cali- "The same would be true for amount of radioactive particles, special waste baskets have been Prof. Alan Ling of the SJSU Nu- fornia at Berkeley also has a nu- someone with an M.S.," he said. including smoke. set up to contain papers or tissues clear Facility, which to Ling's clear facility designed for gradu- Someone with a Ph.D would be There are two 5,000-gallon used in experiments. knowledge is the only under- ate students, the SJSU master's seen as working in research. With tanks in the basement of the fa- The facility contains a variety graduate nuclear facility in the program in radiochemistry is a Ph.D. the salary would be at cility that hold any waste liquids of different equipment, ranging world. limited. least ELM) a month and as much used by the faculty or students in in cost from one cent in value to The facility is located in "We have a small master's as $1,600 a month." their experiments. These tanks $40,000. Duncan Hall. program that isn't meant to com- Ling also noted many of those are monitored to detect radio- The spectrometer, for The facility opened in the fall pete with Berkeley, primarily be- who have graduated from the activity levels. example, tests how much radio- of 1972, begun operating as an cause the state system shouldn't Sall nuclear program have been If there is no radioactivity, the activity a particular object has academic facility for students in compete with the university sys- hired by firms dealing in nuclear wastes are transferred to sewage and what kind of radioactive the spring of 1973. It houses tem," Ling said. activity. pipelines. If radioactivity is ever material is present. "close to a million dollars" in Ling said the nuclear facility Fields vary detected, the wastes would be "Nothing compares with this radioactivity and electronic was established at SJSU "be- "Biologists usually go into re- transferred out of the facility by a facility," Ling said. equipment, Ling said. cause of the close concentration search or private industries," he special truck and then buried. "It is one of the most unique of industries in the area that deal said. Chemists enter geological Care taken facilities around," Ling said. in radioactivity." survey fields or are hired by "The main concern is inges- "It's a completely separate He named other Bay Area NASA, Syntex, IBM. tion," Ling said, adding students department, interdisciplinarily companies involved in radio- "Radio isotopes are a very are forbidden to put their hands run," Ling said. He noted there activity as IBM, Alza, Syntex and large part of the outside world." near their face during lab work only are four others like it in the Hoffman-LaRoche. as well as re- Ling continued. "They're used in involving radioactive material. world, but those are used pri- search institutes such as NASA- research, industry, agriculture All cuts or sores must be marily for graduate studies. Ames and Lawrence Radiation and medical technology. He cited bandaged before the student is Up until now, the facility has Laboratories in Livermore. the medical technology field as allowed to work in the facility to been limited in the number of de- Ling, who has spent 10 years the main area of radioactivity re- prevent radioactive particles grees it gives out. About eight in the United States after leaving search. from entering the system. Ling students a year have graduated his native Britain, said the job The nuclear facility is said. with Bachelor of Science degrees, market for radiochemists is wide "completely self-contained" and Once equipment or supplies and only three or four a year open. is spread out over three floors. are brought into the facility they graduate with master's degrees. "Someone with a B.S. might Only one door leads into it, while cannot leave. Used supplies are Roger Kloepping, radiation get a job working in the business emergency exit doors are set aside to be picked up and safety officer at the facility, was areas, perhaps saleswork," he monitored by television. buried. the first to graduate from the said. He estimated the starting completely has its own The facility is The facility Roger !Coconino is shown inspecting nuclear facility October 14, 1976, Page 2 Editmial Quick approval needed for A.S. recycling plan glOR A proposal to begin a project to collect aluminum siders the estimated cost of setting the program up a cans on the SJSU campus has been passed by the mere $100. Associated Students Council and has been given to the That money would be used to place placards over Academic Senate's Campus Planning committee for canisters where cans are to be thrown when empty. E7@ M21 its approval. This is expected at their meeting next The signs would state "For cans only." Each of these Thursday. canisters would be set up near the vending machines to If "Project Canister" is given the green light by give students easy access for depositing the cans. that committee, it will return aluminum cans for cash, The program already has 20 to 30 students who have which will be given directly to the A.S. Council general volunteered to work and a van that has been donated fund. by a local flower shop for the transportation of the Included in this recycling effort will be all of the cans. cans which are dispensed daily from the many soft The students can only win with this plan. The A.S. drink vending machines on the SJSU campus. budget would receive a tremendous boost, which could It is a solid plan which will provide both a cleaner mean more money for campus groups needing funds, area and a hearty supplement to the A.S. budget. special A.S. programs and any emergency need which Councilman Nathan Price proposed the plan to the may arise. A.S. in conjunction with student Joe Trippi at the Oct. 6 The Spartan Daily congratulates the efforts of meeting of the council. Councilman Price and Trippi. According to Trippi, 800 to 1,000 pounds of cans Their project seems well reseal ched, thoroughly could be gathered weekly from collections on the ('AITL)1 planned and is a definite asset to the entire SJSU campus. A representative from the Coca Cola Bottling campus population. Company has confirmed these figures. The aluminum cans, once turned over to a recycling It is our hope the Campus Planning committee acts center, are worth up to 15 cents a pound. Over the quickly on this proposal and, the students in general, AlUmiNUM course of the year, this could mean an addition of $8,000 respond enthusiastically. to 813,000 a year to the A.S. budget. The longer the project waits, the more aluminum The plan is even more attractive when one con- cans get thrown away with no deposit and no return. azgl\\ Letters A money to run a marching band, then It is this long tradition that gives Band killed by I am sure that we will have a band the Fords one-sided morality. that will live up to its old standard Ford failed to tell the American and be nationally known. people about Henry's true purpose in Until then, all we can do is wait. Opinion lack of funds Africa. Henry wants to make sure Donald N. Moore that Rhodesia will not fall in the Editor: Music Major After much thought, I must say hands of those who oppose that the letter concerning the sup- capitalism. To achieve this, Henry Filling in the blanks posed booing of the National Anthem has a master plan in the best interest at the Stanford game written by of this country's "national Jayne Evans-Windham was a little Policy stands security." bit out of context. If Henry's plan is implemented. It has already been pointed out by black Rhodesians will have an in- Whole wheat tortillas-another Don Hutchison what the booing was questionable terim government dominated by the about: the actions of the security whites for two years. guards and not the anthem itself, but Editor: This period is long enough for the the remark in the last part of the The second nation wide debate American expertise to deplete the me mess we have gotten into letter stating that San Jose State between Ford and Carter, once country of its natural resources. probably could not field a marching again, reminded me of this nation's Also, in two years, U.S. secret By Steven C. Taylor is that our country is a "melting Kamp's frozen "American En- band as good as Stanford's band hypocrisy. agents will try to disrupt the Black I was touring the deli section of pot" of different cultures, races and chilada" and, the epitomy of eating made me cringe. Since I expect Ford, in the next Liberation movements and they will my local Safeway yesterday, looking colors. Unfortunately, that has not Swanson frozen Mexican dinners In the fall of 1972, we had the best four years, to continue as the mouth- not hesitate to murder the "in- instead of buying since my budget proved to be the case. The white which went back to the original marching band in the western piece for the perennial regime that tolerable" leaders. This has been the can ill afford such delicacies. when I majority's perception of Mexican cheese enchilada and made it taste_ states, if not one of the best in the has served the "rich class" since morality behind U.S. foreign policy, found them. food is a perfect though harmless like their mashed potatoes. on one country. In four short years we have 1776. I would like to comment and I hope the American people will I wasn't really all that sure just example of our nation almost I can't even get into how we have gone from this standard to no band of his grand deceptions. someday stop betting their flag and what they were. They looked like totally misinterpreting a foreign wrecked tacos, burritos and beans. cracked Liberty Bell on it. tortillas, but they were the color of you so sick it at all. When asked by one of the influence it would do well to focus It is enough to make Robert Kamka milk mixed with chocolate. you to drink instead ol This is due to a lack of funding, reporters what moral position would better on. could drive Engineering major These were not the tortillas I had but we also managed to wreck not the music department. San Jose he take with regard to the fascist eat grown up with, so I picked the process. State's music department is one of dictatorships in Iran, Chile, and Despite my "gringo" name. tequila in the plastic bag up and read the printing Of course, a whole wheat tortille the strongest on the west coast. South Korea, poor Jerry had to fall about one-third of my blood can be on the wrapper. and well has to be better than most of the We have some very, very heavy on Kissinger's activities in Africa Pirate column traced south of the border Whole wheat tortillas. same replicas that I've seen. As I though' professors. The lack of a marching So, to validate his "moral asset," over half of my diet has the I turned the bag around to find eating frijoles long about it more. I decided maybe band not only hurt's the university's Henry's "efforts" were presented as origins. I was where they had been baked. Refries were being there was really something there overall image, but hurts the many testimony to his "moral leader- does justice before Rosarita Richmond, Calif. seen in most homes. after all that I should look int( music majors looking for teaching ship." positions. Editor: My first reaction was a shake of further. An example would be one local Now, every honest person must I would like to thank Mr. For- the head, but I concluded with a So when you have been bred on a So, after finishing my rounds o high school district that will not even ask this: Is Henry really motivated sythe for his "Tale of two Pirates" chuckle just loud enough to menu which includes such items as Safeway's aisles, I went back to th( consider anyone from SJSU because by some moral principles to see self- column in Wednesday's Spartan garner the attention of the lady next chili rellenos, chicken en mole, chocolate tortillas and read the badl we do not have a marching band. determination for the black Daily. to me. I looked at her, smiled and huevos con chorizo and chili verde, of the package for recommende( They assume that when there is no Africans? As a Pirate fan, and particularly pointed to the package I had just you have a tendency to look at a eating. marching band, none of our On the contrary. Henry was a Bob Moose fan, I was saddened dropped, but she ignored me, Taco Bell offering and wince. I got as far as the first two see graduates will have enough ex- catapulted to Africa by the deep greatly at his recent death. I feel probably thinking I was a little ving suggestions. perience to run a high school march- racist impulses of the rulers in your column did beautiful justice to crazy. Tuna Burritos and egg salat ing band. Washington who value the life of the a fine, warm and above all, That may be true, but as I walked Steven C. Taylor is the Opinion burritos. The teachers at Sunnyvale and white person more than the life of courageous human being who away from the deli counter, what Page Editor of the Spartan Daily. Live Oak high schools both came the non-white. overcame more than his share of appeared crazy to me was this from SJSU when it had a marching If the blacks in Rhodesia were the adversity. abortive effort to commercialize an Spartan Daily From all of us who will miss Bob aspect of a culture the makers of band. Sunnyvale has the best march- minority and were threatened by the Americanized Mexican food, no Moose, thank you. Your story will "whole wheat tortillas" obviously do Serving the San Jose State ing band in California, and Live Oak whites, would Henry be shuttling matter how you look at it or eat it help his memory rest easier in our not understand. University Community Since 11134 won the National Marching Band with the same zeal? Of course not, has never quite reached the tasty hearts. They, however, are field competition last summer. because the persecution of non- not the only heights of the original recipes. Editor. . Tom Tait When the Associated Students Anglo-Saxons in this country has Mike Ford ones. Advertising Manager Gary Stapleton Journalism Senior One of America's greatest cliches thief Photographer Devra Innes give us an adequate amount of been a tradition. What we have done to tortillas is News Editor Heidi Van Zant City Editor Randy Frey truly absurd. The bread of the Opinion Page Editor Steven Taylor epicurean Latins has been modified Layout Editor Pam Cronin in so many different and sometimes Copy Editor Kathy Manner Arts and disgusting ways, you hardly Entertainment Editor . Robert Burns recognize it. Sports Editor Steven Soares Photo Editor .. Eric Luse Assistant News Editor Jim Jones The country's snack food in- Assistant Opinion dustry, for example, took corn Page Editor.. Steve Forsythe tortillas and turned them into Fritos. Assistant Editors . Nick Baptista Rial Cummings Wampum and other similar con- John Hayes coctions. Retail Ad Manager . Lon Runge National Ad Manager Lauren Ustick Art Director Barbara Brown Fritos begat Doritos and Classified and Promotion . Wade Goertz Poquitos. They then took these Business Manager Kathy Tait products and made them "taco Reporters Pam Alexander. tortilla Handy Brown. Tom Buehner. Gilbert flavored" ( I've yet to taste a than, Steve Chavez, Dean Cheatham. chip that tasted likes taco). "cheese Hon Coverson, Burt Dekker. Kevin flavored" and even barbequed. Dwyer, Myke Fein man, Thelma Fiester, Larry Goldstein, Dennis Howe. Dave .lohnson, Robyn McGee. Ray McNeil Jr . The latest turn is to form and Forrest Miller, Theresa Padilla. Jamie shape these chips perfectly round a Itozzi, Sheryl Siminoff. Laurie them all off slothower. Diana Teasland. Valerie la Pringles. They topped kicker. Marion Whittaker. by barbequing them, too. Needless 'artoonist Richard Taylor to say, a far cry from the original Photographers Walter Blackford Jim Byous. Jayne Evans-Windham. corn tortilla. Richard Green. Catalina Guevara, Neil Hafnium, Russell Lee. David Pacheco taK k;UP7 The enchilada is another victim Scott Woodham. of American change. Originally Public Relations Director Rick Gaunt Advertising Staff Holly Bourne. composed of just sauce. corn tortilla laid Caleca. Charles Carter, Denise Col. and cheese, our appetite for meat link Geoff Dover. Nick Parana. Darrell added hamburger and chicken to Gray. Nancy Hartsock. John Hughes. De Ann Klassen. Wayne Little. Barbara them McConnell. Duane Maidens, Corinne by Mar. Ross Mehan. Jeff (tram. Martin After that, the fast-food en- Perez, Ens Purdmaa, Lynn Rose, Kathy. , sanders. Ignatius Wen. William Whit terprises saw it as an item they low. Florence Wong. Dave Woodside ITS could change once again for the lhonna Zahner. Arlene Zimmerman. 'AFTER CONGRESS AGREES 10 CONTINUE THE TAX CUT AND PFSTPAiN SPENDING, I'D worse. Hence, we were laden with LIKE ID t-sr. OUR COtIGRESS/MAN OVER FOR DINNER SOME EVENING' the Taco Bell "Enchirito," Van de October 14, :976, Page 3 Citizen involvement, national Strikebreaker budget topic of Mineta speech pay opposed The Student California Because of the teacher Rep. Norman Mineta, in three years. He men- Mineta, is a technique the present $110 billion Teachers Association surplus, many credentialed U-San Jose, stressed the tioned two measures which called the Zero Based military budget to his stand (Student CTAI warned teachers are substituting need for citizen partici- he said will assure this Review. for a balanced budget. officials of the Cupertino as an alternative to full- pation in government and balancing. Mineta said with this Mineta said he has voted Union School District time teaching, Von Arx ways of balancing the na- One measure is the review all federally funded for every cut in the mili- (CUSD) against arbitrarily said. tional budget within three Budget Control Act, which programs would be up for tary budget during his two raising substitute pay "The practice of raising years in a 20-minute speech Mineta said was passed periodic reviews before years in the Congress. scales in order to attract substitute pay rates for to approximately 50 people last year. The act requires boards made up of legis- Stating there is no need personnel to cross picket these credentialed yesterday in the S.U. all money going in and out lators from the House and to be ahead of the Soviet lines of the striking teach- graduates during a strike Umunhum Room. of the treasury be ac- Senate. Administrators of Union in military power. ers. affronts their dignity," Von counted for and does not .the programs would have Mineta said, "We can't Teachers struck the 37- Arx said. Mineta, running for re- allow programs to receive to tell the board how their match the Soviet Union school system last Wednes- School boards that election to the House of more money than is al- money is being spent. dollar for dollar or man- day. Ninety-four per cent of adopt this practice, in Representatives this year, located to them in the Answers questions power for manpower. Their the 860 teachers joined the order to save face and sub- spoke as part of a meeting budget. After his speech, Mineta needs are different from picket-lines, and 840 sub- of Delta Tau Kappa, the so- Another measure answered questions from us. They have China and vert teachers' efforts to stitutes took their place in bring about negotiations, cial science honor society. needed in order to balance the audience. Eastern Europe next door the classrooms. are exploiting the un- the budget, according to Asked how he relates to them." Glenn Collver, execu- employed status of sub- Mineta is running tive director for the Cuper- stitute teachers, Von Arx against Republican Ernest tino Education Association, said. Konnyu and American said if the district were un- Independent party can- New procedures used able to get substitutes the didate William Herrell for strike would be settled CAMERA ONE the 13th congressional dis- tomorrow. trict seat. Substitutes are re- hurs Fn ceiving $60 a day instead of Mineta told his listeners Faculty hearings set Two by Request if the government had been the usual $28, more accessible during "This practice is Rudolf Nureyev s allowed two advocates. World War II, he and his By Dean Cheatham Elect a panel corn unethical and will be op- Under the old system, an I Am A Domoor family and thousands of Faculty grievance hear- posed of 25 per cent of the posed by the Student CTA," instructor who opted for an Russ Lel. other Japanese might not ings will begin in two university's full time aca- said Susan Von Arx, presi- Rep Norman Mineta speaks in the Student Union. advocate, could not appear Royal Ballet Ballet's have been "incarcerated" weeks, according to David demic employes. The SJSU dent of the statewide stu- before his peers but had to in relocation camps. Elliott, member of the grie- panel is made up of 293 dent organization. go to a special hearing. Pofor Rabbit Direct contact vance panel's executive faculty members elected Von Arx, a graduate stu- Grievants are allowed Mineta reminded his au- committee. last spring. dent at Sacramento State sad Toles of A.S. employes to file for outside arbi- dience that when he was Several committees Form an executive University, sent letters to Soofrlic Poftor committee from the panel. tration if the president Cupertino school trustees mayor of San Jose he had have been selected by the t lam schedule ayaa President Bunzel and rejects a favorable com- required the city council to executive group to review in which she stated the able in Student Umon mittee recommendation. get benefits talk go to a different section of the cases of 11 faculty Academic Senate president student CTA's position. The arbitration would be the city every month to get members who have filed Charlene Young selected A meeting between the PERS because of the final unless a court suit is in direct contact with the grievances. Dr. David Elliott, professor A.S. Business Office em- rapidly increasing cost to filed. IS a difference! citizens. There are six promotion of speech-communication; ployes, representatives of A.S. Grievances arise when grievances, three retention Dr. Lowell Walter, coun- MCAT GMAT VAT NATIONAL MED the Public Employes Re- faculty members are At its Oct. 7 meeting the He said in his first year grievances, one tenure selor; and Dr. Clair Jen- D AT GRE CPAT & DENT BOARDS tirement System (PERS) retention, A.S. Personnel Board de- in the Congress he came grievance and one other nett, chairman of the Phy- turned down for LSAT OCAT SAT ECFMG FLEX and John Hancock In- and tenure cided to respond to the back to San Jose 23 times to unidentified grievance. sical Education De- promotion surance agents for fhP pro- memo by setting up the hear from his constituents. Six of the hearings will partment for Men, as (RTP). posed A.S. retirement plan, decisions meeting between all in- During his second year, be open, but Elliott could members of the executive The RTP is in the planning stage. com- terested parties. Mineta said, he came home not release the names of committee. involve a department On Sept. 24 all A.S. full- during every recess and on the instructors involved. The committee will ad- mittee, school committee, time employees except for SouIds said he sent a NOW all but five weekends. Procedures set ministrate the procedures, university committee, a Greg SouIds, director of letter to the San Francisco IN The procedures will a duty that belonged to university vice president student business PERS office stating coun- He mentioned his hope PALO ALTO! affairs, follow new guidelines set Sasseen before this year. and the president. signed a memorandum cil's position and asking for a "more responsive" EDUCATIONAL CENTER down last semester. Role conflicted A faculty member who UST AAAAAAAA ION SP(CIAll5IS stating they had not been that a representative be government during the up- with the re- SOK( '135 "I think it's a much "It was an almost is dissatisfied 415 .433 1763 contacted by a represen- sent. coming 95th Congress. He the process may 415- 327-0841 better procedure than inherent conflict of role," sults of SAN FRANCISCO- 55 Grant 750 Welch Rd -PALO tative of the Hancock SouIds said PERS will said 58 per cent of last ALTO we've ever had before," Eliott said. Before the new file a grievance. Ilemante agency. They also ex- be present to explain the year's representatives will Elliott said. "If you have a procedures Sasseen had to 3ressed their wishes to merits of its plan and not return this year. ligitimate grievance, these act as a neutral admini- 1to? ALL STYLISTS TRAINED IN 'YOSH' TECHNIQUE ;peak with the represen- Hancock to explain its, so Budget balanced procedures give you a fair strator as well as a atives before pulling out of council will know the pros Mineta then moved on to chance to get a just deci- prosecutor in the actions. PERS. and cons of each. the federal budget, sion. It's also fair to the The new procedures The meeting will be claiming Congress could The A.S. Council voted other side." also provide: o drop out of the state-run open to the public havt the budget balanced The "other side" is a Every academic ? representative of the ad- employe has the right to headliner HAIR DESIGN ministration who opposes file a grievance, including the faculty member in the temporary faculty. procedures. Dean of Those filing grie- CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Faculty Robert Sasseen vances are allowed two Phone 377-1601 spartaguide advocates in the hearings, operates as a "prosecutor" 2080 S Bascom Avenue (next to Denny's) representing the campus in one of whom may be an at- Campbell the actions. torney. The campus also is Circle K incites all in- refugees will present a The Gay Student Union Members elected terested students to a free homage to Chilean poet will meet 8 p.m. today in The new guidelines are: pizza social Sunday at Pablo Neruda at 7:30 p.m. the S.U. Guadalupe Room Cap'n Galley Pizza and tomorrow in the Hardeman to discuss Gay Pride Day. Pipes, 1690 S. Bascom Ave. Hall of Sacred Heart TRIVIA QUESTION . Church at Willow and Palm FOR TODAY: Who played Rho Epsilon will hold a Streets. The Inter-varsity Chris- the werewolf in the film "I panel discussion on tian Fellowship will meet Was A Teenage Were- at 7 p.m. today in the Cam- Property management at 7 All new members of wolf"? Justice by the ounce! pus Christian Center, 10th p.m. today in the S.U. Sigma Delta Chi, Society of YESTERDAY'S AN- and San Carlos streets. 4Imaden Room. All busi- Professional Journalists, SWER: Babalooey. How much would graduated with a double major. One ness students are invited. will be initiated at 12:30 Trivia suggestions you like to buy? was in dance. If you'd like to take p.m. tomorrow in HE 100. The Ski Club will hold its should be submitted to Chilean A group of This is a brown bag meet- second meeting at 7:30 Rick Gaunt at the Spartan A pound or a special course. consider How to ing. The L.A. convention p.m., today in the S.U. Ball- Daily offices (JC 208) be- two of free- Be Collegiate, and new business will be room, to raffle off Solomon tween 1:30 p.m. and 4:30 Spartan Datil. discussed. bindings and a pair of skis. p.m. daily. dom? How offered only Set Irmo the S. Jose SLOP about a in OUI. Untversely Convoon.,v 3.0,0 1934 The First Step garden- personal- You don't ing project will conduct an organic gardening seminar ...Wines of High Quality 111 injury even have to go Sr. rotor Irors at 1 p.m. Saturday at the low (. 0000 Mr r, do not just judgment? to college. Just look the part by Mitierra Community Gar- happen... den on 10th and Alma Six leading following OUI's simple but hilarious streets. For further infor- lawyers tote directions. What can you say mation call Jeff Norment Justice For Sale?, 277-2189. tile bill in a about Bony Manilow? Barry . panel discussion on begat Bette. y'know. Then Bette The Iranian Students your way begat Barry. 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Clubs ern, 157 W. El Camino Films night in Morris Dailey Beath: Potter will be Galleries The Best of Li'l Abner will Events Real, Sunnyvale, to- Auditorium. at land 10. shown tonight and continue through tomor- Daddy-0 will be at the Ulysses. with Kirk Paintings by Zapata El Tobacco Road will continue night. tomorrow night at the row in the First Na- Wooden Nickel, 2505 The Douglas, will be shown The Cocaine Kid will be Fuego will be presented tonight through Satur- tomorrow at noon Camera One Theatre, tional Bank Room of the Alameda, Santa Clara, Gotcha will be appearing at tonight at 8 in Morris shown by the SJSU Art De- day at 8 p.m. in the upper pad as San Jose Museum of tonight. the Outlook, 750 the Dailey Auditorium. in the S.U. 366 S. First St. Show- partment in the Art University Theatre. part of GROPE video. &ail will appear at the Pruneyard, Campbell, Admission is free. times are 7:05 and 10:35 Building through Art, 110 S. Market St. Tickets, available is no admission Brewery, 29 N. San tonight. The Godfather, parts I and There for "Dancer" and 9 for November 11. The ex- Hours are 10 a.m. to 4:30 through the theatre box charge. Pedro St.. tonight. Carousel will be at The II, will be shown today "Peter Rabbit". Ad- hibit hours are 11 a.m. p.m. Tuesday through office, are $2.25 general Grayson Street will be at Parlor, 93 S. Central at noon in the S.C. Ball- I am a Dancer and Peter mission is $2.50 general to 5 p.m. Monday Saturday and noon to 4 and 81.25 for students. the Country Store Tay- Campbell. tonight room and tomorrow Rabbit and Tales of and $2 for students through Friday. p.m. Sunday. Continued on pages 1 1 114 It.IiIItlflt

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October 14, 1976, Page 5 Instructor introduces black art what's happening By Pam Alexander of boxes, cups and jars Don't be startled if the from clay, while they make loud bonging, pounding of wallets, coin purses and wood and the sound of other small articles from African music takes you by leather, he explained. Continued from page4 and at the door, are $3 surprise while walking Batik used general and $2 for stu- down the hall on the second Batik, a wax-resistant dents. continue floor of the Art Building. dying process is another Events Lily Tomlin will be at the Dressed in traditional h Satur- art experience performed Jesse Colin Young and Ste- Flint Center on the De West African clothing, . in the by some students. phen Stills will give a Anza College campus Clark, 'heatre. Claude Lockhart Wax is applied in a benefit performance for Sunday at 8 p.m. Tick- ailable SJSU Afro-American particular design on a plain David Harris for Con- ets, available at BASS ,atre box studies professor, is teach- piece of cotton material, he gress, Sunday at 8 p.m. and the Flint Center Box entitled i general ing a course said. Then it is dipped into at the San Jose Civic Office, are $5.50, 16.50 Ex- &Ms. "Creative Black Art a pot of dye-dying all the Auditorium. Tickets, and $7.50. perience." unwaxed material the page 5 available at BASS and The Glass Menagerie, with

The course explores desired color. at the door, are $5.50, SJSU lecturer Patricia many aspects of black art After the material has $6.50 and $7.50. Boyette playing the part through the creative ex- dried the process is A free saxophone sym- of Laura, will be pre- perience. repeated each time a new posium by William sented tonight at 8:30 at Clark, a second color is added, he said. Trimble, SJSU music the Showcase Theatre, generation artist-educator Students in Clark's class professor, will be given 430 Mason St., San has been teaching at SJSU seem to enjoy the rewar- tonight in room 161 of Francisco. Tickets are for two years. He began ding experiences the class the Music Building. available at BASS, making ceramic sculptures brings and him as an in- Saxophone enthusiasts Macy's and all leading of his under the guidance structor. are invited to bring their agencies he was grandmother when Frances Parish, 27- own instruments and 14-years-old. year-old buisness senior perform at the conclu- A INy le Sov Money "By the time I was 18 said she enjoys the class sion of the concert. years-old, I had completed and looks forward to it. Mimi Farina songwriter. MARSAL'S over 110 pieces in ceramic After a strenuous day of folksinger and guitarist , Nouse of Surplus :sculptures, several woods working and attending ' will be in concert Satur- Levi's Bells Jeans Cords and two metal sculptures," classes, it's very relaxing day at 8 p.m. at Morris Backpacks Shoes he said. to be able to creatively Dailey Auditorium and many other goods Wood carver express myself," she said. Tickets, available at ' In Pasadena, during the Larry Wady, 20-year-old 1241. Santa Clara The Associated Students . summer of 1972, Clark met lietwaan 3rd & 4th Elementary Education Business Office, BASS ' a Nigerian woodcarver, Junior described the class :Lamidi Olanade Fakeye, as "Interesting, even Pacheco ' who had come from many Photos by David though it lasts three hours Chinese Lunch $1.60 Art student Cheryl Partlow is shown carving a plaster model. generations of professional a day." 11 A.M.-230 P.M : woodcarvers. "I enjoy art, and I like A Fried Shrimp $1 70 F. Sweet & Sour Pori. leaning trees, which are with a wooden handle and a The features and plaster figure, students . "For several months I working with my hands," B Special Fried Chicken H Almond Chicken otherwise in perfectly good flat, yet sharp metal end, is designs are exaggerated on move on to work with wood, : watched Fakeye do car- he said. "It seems like time C Curry Beef I Cnsp F.gg Roll he said. used to block out the major the figures for meaning he said. E Pork Chow Mien ving demonstrations," he shape," forms on the wooden and clarity, he explained. Sitting on large tree flys when,I work with my said, and "by January 1973, Different tools R PAD sculptures, such as the stumps or class chairs, the hands." Any item served with Pork Fried Rice I began utilizing principles Another source of Pace work Yasmin Griffin, 21-year- head, arms and legs, he several students bang and chop and our daily soup. that! had seen him use." gathering wood includes "There are old political science major. explained. in different away the outer wood to Ask about our group rates Clark gathers his own checking with city tree models done described the class as Chisles are used to to make figures of African 393 Lincoln 294.8355 wood for his students and cutters, schools, and stages for students challenging for someone punch holes and remove works women, bowls, and cups. Open M h i m self. "Sometimes I tell friends and neighbors who follow, and everyone who is not used to art work. wood from hard-to-reach he said. Plaster forms Illy art classes to look for have old trees and fire at his own pace," "I like the class, it AYE JOONG RESTAURANT areas on the sculpture, he Clark, it worked on the old tree stumps, telephone wood, he said. According to Having really relaxes me after continued. from a basis for poles and firewood," he Clark uses a variety of can take anywhere plaster as using my eyes for reading Carving knives are used how paid. different tools, which are six weeks to three months picturing and judging all day, I can come to class to smooth-out the forms the and leg Other times, "I get my hand-made and imported for students to finish the head, arm and take out all my and to cut lines for facial students wood from park rangers from West Africa. plaster model. forms will appear, frustrations," she said. GET READY FOR WINTER expressions, hair and "Students work with a have more success com- .who cut down old and The adze, an oblong tool Cheryl Partlow, 21 - designs, he said. butter wooden common household pleting their ye a r -old art senior, "All students start off in "The explained. knife," he said. figures, he described the class as the same manner, carving plaster creative art ex- sawdust in the Other relaxing, adding that more THERMAL LONG a African female figure working mixture enables the periences such as students should take the holding an oblong stick with clay and leather crafts student to carve more course. UNDERWEAR Iv from a mixture of saw dust easily." are also done in the class. "After other classes it's Get ready for winter with this great buy and plaster," he said. After completing the Students make models .. All cotton nice to come and talk and shirts or drawers just $4.98 each or both for $9.59. Jell do art work," she said 5850,0. "Mr. Clark is a very good $498 each teacher and makes the class enjoyable." Myles Newborn III, 20- "CAT" CAPS year-old biological science junior, said that more These broad-billed adjustable denim caps are the students should take the. coolest in headwear for your Sport. Each is embroid- class. ered with the colorful Diesel Can emblem. So get it on, now! Besides his teaching duties at SJSU, Clark only $350 teaches craft and drawing courses at the College of Mann and a course in African art history at the THE California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland. The Oakland resident WORKINGMAN'S also possesses skills in hafd photography, painting. An exhibit of ink -paintings and photo- a cartoon -like impression. Doug Hogan lithography, ceramic STORE prints by gay student artists will also exhibits some impressionistic making for jewelry, mold 218w SANTA CLARA ST continue through October in the Entree pastel drawings. The exhibit is part of sculpture. duplicating 9 00 d di 545 p tnt Gallery on the third level of the Student the commemoration of Gay Student's welding and casting. bands Union. The show features a variety of Week and Gay Pride Day, to be nudes by David Ross superimposed on celebrated Friday. different labels and backgrounds giving

v How SJSU SKI CLUB ,(*)`Piano music planned presents its 2nd annual 1EET Corinne Barkin, a local poser Roger Sessions. pianos. It presents a good pianist who has given two After intermission, example Of his late 19th 4041 solo recitals in Carnegie Barkin will play Claude Century attempts to ex- Clark is shown demonstrating plaster Hall, will perform a piano Debussy's "Estampes" periment with complex Instructor Claude SKI SWAP model carving to art student Francis Parish. Clark uses a recital at 2:30 p.m. today in and the Scherzo in C-sharp rhythms, a style which Sat. variety of tolls which are hand madeand imported from the Music Building Concert minor (Opus 39) by looked ahead to the trends Africa. Cheryl Partlow is student in background. Hall. There is no charge for Frederick Chopin. of the 20th Century. Sun. October 16th & 17th 7- admission. Also scheduled on the Women's Gym (Rm 101) 8 am. -6 p.m. Barkin, of Menlo Park, SJSU graduate students program is the 1953 Two- your equipment to Almaden Room studied at the Julliard Carl Blake and Victoria Piano Sonata by 20th Bring Century French School of Music and Bragen will perform the composer 13th or Thurs. Oct. 14th Realistic artists Francis Wed.. Oct. Oberlin Conservatory, and two -piano score of Poulenc. The Brahms' "Varia- Poulenc sonata will has her master's degree Johannes be by performed by Angela Save $$!! from the Manhattan School tions on a Theme Coon Great Deals at 10:30 and Barbara Warner. featured in show of Music. In addition to her Haydn" tomorrow a.m. in the Music Building The sixth and seventh two Carnegie Hall recitals, drawings by artists who Concert Hall. .trIVertiSOrtlenr Advertisement Advertisement exhibitions in the San Jose the has appeared with attained maturity during The piece, which takes Museum of Art's American several orchestras and in the 1920's and 1930's. its theme from Haydn's Series will begin Oct. 19 in chamber programs in the The work reflects the "St. Anthony's Chorale," Nationally Known Speed Reading the Main Gallery. Eat.. and around the Bay trend in avant-garde and was scored by Brahms both The San Jose Museum Area. realistic styles. Joseph for orchestra and for two f Art is at 110 S. Market St. Stella, Reginald Marsh, Today's program will American VI is titled Grant Wood and Max Course To Be Taught In San Jose include two preludes and 'The Eight Painters of the Weber will be represented. fugues, in G-sharp minor t SAN JOSE (Spec. ) United improvement in comprehension If you are a student who would New Society." It features The two exhibits mark and E major, from Johann States Reading Lab will offer a 4 and concentration. like to make A's instead of B's or works by eight painters of the transition in American Sebastian Bach's "Well ti (-110\ week course in speed reading to a For those who would like addi- C's or if you are a business person 7:30 p.m. he Ash Can School of art from the Victorian era Tempered Klavier," Oct. 16 limited number of qualified people tional information, a series of free who wants to stay abreast of to- painting and emphasizes to contemporary society. followed by the 1927 Sonata First Unitarian Church in the San Jose area. one hour, orientation lectures have day's everchanging accelerating urban themes and social The shows will run con- 100 N. 3rd St. This recently developed method been scheduled. At these free lec- world, then this course is an ab- No. I by American Corn - L. realism. Among the artists currently through Nov. 28. of instruction is the most inno- tures the course will be explained solute necessity. represented will be Robert Museum hours are WC vative and effective program in complete detail, including class- Meetings will be held: Wed., Henri, John Sloan, Everett Tuesday through Saturday GOLDEEN'S available in the United States. room procedures, instruction Thurs., Fri., Oct. 13, 14, and 15, at Shinn and Arthur Davies. 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Sun- Not only does this famous methods, class schedule and a spe- 6:30 and again at 8:30 p.m.; Sat. America VII is entitled days noon to 4 p.m. It is La_Lal-ea" CHANCE course reduce your time in the cial one time only introductory tui- Oct. 16, at 10:30 a.m.; and Mon., 'America Between the closed Mondays. Furniture Clearance Outlet classroom to just one class per tion that is less than one-half the Oct. 18, at 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. at the ars" and consists of For further information week for 4 short weeks, but it also cost of similar courses. You must Northwest YMCA, 20803 Alves Dr., aintings, prints and call 29.1-2787 includes an advanced speed read- attend any of the meetings for in- Cupertino. One block North of 5 ing course on cassette tape so that formation about the San Jose Stevens Creek Blvd. off De Anza classes. Blvd. near Gemco. 5 Game Table & 4 Chairs you can continue to improve for the rest of your If you are businessman, stu- 5 Happi House life. 1.1 just 4 weeks the These orientations are open to 5995 average student should be reading the public, above age 14, (persons dent, housewife or executive, this course, which took 5 years of inten- Teriyaki unassembled 4-5 times faster. In a few months under 18 should be accompanied by A (Inthoe sive research to develop, is a must. 0 F,Imav Poinq Fanerience and FAST' Knock it down and take it with you! some students are reading 20-30 a parent if possible.) times faster attaining speeds You can read 7-10 times faster, EVERYDAY that (#1) 3 BEEF TERIYAKI BARGAINS ON: approach 6000 words per If you have always wanted to be comprehend more, concentrate Sofas Chairs Box minute. pieces of beef skewered on a sti(.1, Springs In a speed reader but found the cost better, and remember longer. Stu- Mattresses Occasional Tables rare instances speeds of up to marinated in teriyaki sauce and bioiled $185 13,000 wpm have prohibitive or the course too time dents are offered an additional dis- to perfection INCLUDES Antiques ['Irak,' Ii,nrvli ire been docu- RICE & CHICKEN SALAD mented. consuming . . . now you can! Just count. This course can be taught to ALSO PORK, CHICKEN & SHRIMP TERIYAKI by attending one evening per week industry or civic groups at "Group OPEN DAILY 11 AM to 9 PM 450 So. First St. Our average graduate should for 4 short weeks you can read 7 to rates" upon request. Be sure to at- read 7-10 times 695 N. 5th St. at TAYLOR Open- Mon Sat 106 p.m faster upon com- 10 times faster, concentrate better tend whichever free orientation ( pletion of the course with marked and comprehend more that fits best in your schedule. 28? San Jose 295-5 5 54 October 14, 1976, Page 6 Talented Bruins in town A groundhog's view for weekend volleyball tilt ApirrsdP By Larry Goldstein The SJSU women's volleyball team will open its league season Friday when it plays the undefeat- ed Fresno State Bulldogs at ii s at Pt= 6 p.m. in the Men's Gym. ""c 01114 41. Then on Saturday the Bruins a powerful UCLA come to town for a non- . . league match that will start at 7:30 p.m., also in 1 0. a is?trik the Men's Gym. "UCLA and USC are probably the two best teams in the nation," Marti Brugler, assistant volley- ball coach, said. Top college play "If -anyone wants to see top collegiate play this is 4. ":1'it-11- an opportunity that they . shouldn't miss," Brugler

Phok.b0MiltRuklord said. The Spartans have al- ready played the Bruins Stockton first stop once this season and were soundly beaten in three straight games. UCLA sports two of the Poloists prepare for for weekend trip top women spikers in the nation in Terry Condon and By Ron Coverson Leslie Knudsen, according After a pair of en- point to the top-ranked good defensive pressure the ball inside to the hole California and faired well to Brugler. counters with UC Berkeley Bears from Berkeley. against Cal, and if we can (center) man. with the majority of them. As far as Fresno goes "good and San Diego State Uni- "We lost to U.O.P. play this way with more "They do this very well, Assistant coach Shone Brugler expects a versity, the SJSU water earlier in the season and it consistency, we will be and they also have a good Azarfar is basically happy contest but we should be able to beat them, if we can polo team enters play to- was more the fact that we alright." group of drivers." with the progress of the women's volleyball artist Sy lyila Paza, errors." SJSU spikes a morrow and Saturday missed four easy penalty Davis tough Analyzing opponents team, but stressed that the eliminate our shot against UC Davis Tuesday night against University of shots than anything else Belfanti compared Sat- In perspective, Belfanti lack of adequate school Errors hurt Pacific and U.C. Davis at urday's opponent U.C. explained that overall support hasn't helped the The errors came in which cost us the game," any chance against the hell out of the ball." the opponents home pools. preperation for upcoming moral very much. Tuesday nights contest Belfanti said. Davis to U.O.P. as being a team Southern California "They are very scrappy Friday's game against strong and contests are basically sim- "Friday we sill be play- against UC Davis. "Other than that, I think experienced teams," Brugler said. and never give up. They U.O.P. will begin at 3 p.m. ilar to most other sports. and Despite the errors the we played them head up," team. The Aggies tied Cal ing a team at Stockton never let the ball touch the while the U.C. Davis "Like in football, you he added. 7-7 during the Nor-Cal they have some of the loud- floor," Brugler said. contest will start at 11 a.m. U.O.P. improved Tournament three weeks have your upcoming op- est crowds, we have yet on Saturday. In evaluating the U.O.P. ago. ponent and you try to seen," Azarfar said. Coach pleased club, Belfanti discribed "We will be playing analyse their strengths and "If we could get some of Coach Tom Belfanti is weaknesses." of sports Paul's them as being a team that Davis in their pool, and the our people out to some pleased with the teams has been rebuilding for the fact that they have a shal- "This way you will be our games, it would help Place overall offensive and de- past three years, with low pool will be an advan- able to capitalize by doing tremendously," he said. fensive improvement, de- do best against special emphasis on tage in itself because they what you Outstanding players spikers %.kere able to come Improvement noted Imo S. &woad spite the clubs 16-5 setback Belfanti said. Azarfar added praise development of their water have a good goalie who them," away with a victory in "We have improved at Berkeley last week. Some of the Spartan for four players who he at Ikeps Fonsonedo polo skills. plays best in shallow straight games over the some since the outset of the "We really didn't play aquamen are battlying said were really putting out "The Tigers are a good water," Belfanti said. Aggies. The scores were 15- season but when the region- Saw Jos* Cal that badly, and if we cases of the flu, but overall an extra effort. and quick 'polo team, but "Also they play a tight 6, 15-6. als come (in December) we could have eliminated a pressure Belfanti feels his club will "Al Laveyen, Vince De- SUB we have seen them before man-to-man de- "We are going to have to will have to no doubt face few of our mistakes, we Friday. and I know we can take fense and they work the be ready come Frank, Greg Henning and improve in our passing and UCLA and USC. We have a SANDWICHES have been right in there record these guys," he said. 'two-yard-line' area with a .500 Rick Grahm are working setting as well as our de- long way to go if we expect with them." Belfanti said. is presently 1-1 in "If we can convert our lot of success." SJSU their a--- off and they de- fense if we're going to have to compete with them," she Ordars to go The Spartans will be scoring opportunites, we In water polo, the 'two- league competition and 3-7 serve a lot of credit," he added. facing a tough team in the overall, as the young will be in good shape. yard-line' area is where said. The Bruins feature a 279-9096 Tigers from U.O.P., as that As most Spartans have played some Azarfar singled I said before, for teams attempt to set out Spartan very fast offense and ac- Opals 10 a.m.4 same club lost by only one three up of the stronger teams in goalie Rick Grahm quarters we had real the offense by getting as the cording to Brugler, "hit the player who is playing with the most intensity. offense * * * * * * * * Grahm placed first in 'Krazy George' to be saluted saves in the PCAA last ranked fifth MONDAY CINEMA season and at present is presents among the leaders in that The SJS1., offense is department. ranked fifth in the nation Saturday at Spartan Stadium for total yards per game, CAT BALLOU according to the official football statistics released Fonda By Dave Johnson Canada to by the NCAA statistics Lee Marvin & Jane The SJSU football team service yesterday. Morris Dailey may play second fiddle to boycott? The Spartans' offense the drum head of Krazy has averaged 418.3 yards 50 George Henderson Satur- per game topped only by 50 7 Et 10 day night at Spartan BARCELONA, Spain Michigan, 491.8; Southern Stadium. (AP) Charles Palmer, California, 484.6; Iowa The stadium site of outspoken president of the State, 430.8 and Wisconsin the football game between International Judo with 430.8 yards a game. the Spartans and the 49ers Federation, claims he is The SJSU passing of- of Long Beach State, which gathering support for a fense, led mainly by Steve may decide the champion- plan to deprive Canada of Deberg ranks sixth in the tired of hamburgers? ship of the PCAA will all international sports nation, averaging 339.8 also be the scene of a events for the next 10 yards through the air a try our special salute to Krazy years. game. George, the high school He seized the initiative In national individual teacher-turned-profession- during meetings of the 26 statistics DeBerg ranks Pepper Steak & al cheerleader who has Olympic sports federations sixth overall in the passing been turning on Spartan with the Executive Board category averaging 15.2 Everything crowds for more than a of the International completions a game. decade. Olympic Committee, The nation's leading Henderson, who left a Which opened Monday. passer is Tommy Kramer position as an industrial Palmer wants to slap of Rice who has been arts teacher at Buchser sanctions on Canada completing passes at a 24.7 , High School in Santa Clara, because the Canadian per game clip. - shut out the is now devoting full-time to Henderson, a graduate leader. government Ricky Bell of Southern back to San Jose for his athletes of Taiwan from the $160 his cheerleading activities. of SJSU, established his According to Sports In- California leads the nation Pepper Steak---Reg. "night." Montreal Olympics last In addition to his work reputation here while a stu- formation Director Wynn in both scoring and rush- Thinly Sliced Sirloin Steak and Choice "We have such a special an act which the with the Spartan football dent in 1966. Cook, the Spartans are the July ing. half-time salute to Krazy claimed was a breach of Mushrooms, Onions, Peppers, Toma- crowds, Henderson has "A friend and I just only institution which still IOC Bell has scored 62 George planned, that we toes, Cheese, OR Everything been the permanent cheer- started making up yells in receives Krazy George's of faith. points, while averaging don't want to divulge what take leader at all home games of the stands because the services gratis. "I think we must 201.6 yards per game on the it will be," Cook said This Ad the Sari .lose Earthquakes, cheerleaders were so Henderson, who has the Commonwealth Games ground 10% off With yesterday. Canada in and he was also a full-time lousy," he said. "The next made San Jose the base of away from "But I can say that it cheerleader at home game the people who were his operations, has been 1978," Palmer said. "I games of the California with us before tried to sit will be worth the price of don't like hypocrisy. If we A,JOSSFMM ,pending increasingly admission alone to see the COPIES Barclays Bank Golden Seals before they with us again. more time out of town, as apply sanctions, we should half-time show," he added. 2%e 405 Marker decided to call Cleveland "The third game my on the more make them stick properly. he has taken And for sports fans, the no minimum home. friend brought a drum and of "At least a half-dozen San Jose lucrative assignments price of admission will en- More recently, he has I brought a bugle, and by at profes- federations have told me cheerleading title the purchaser to see KINKO'S contracted to lead the the fifth game hunareas 01 events. they will support my plan. PM sional sporting the Spartans and undefeat- 123S 3rd St 295-4336 292 2119 Hrs. 11:00 AM 1000 cheers at five of the home people were trying to sit to Cook, According ed 49ers, PCAA co-fav- games of the British Col- around us." Krazy George has been out orites do battle for the in- umbia Lions of the Cz.na- Henderson continued to of town for several weeks * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * dian Football League, and lead cheers for the Spar- side track to the grid with the Broncos. and will he has a retainer with the tans for the next two years, be making a special trip championship * STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE NEEDED Denver Broncos to work while still a stuthnt at A.S. POSITIONS several of that NFL team's SJSU, and after graduation FOR games. as Official Alumni Cheer- 1111 T 11,14, Academic Senator Student Grievance Committee Position 1 5 Positions 74- Academic Senate is the principal agency for $4.1) and 44*. the formulation and recommendation of policy Special agency of Academic Senate. Hears concerning for the University. Regular meetings are held at seeks redress of student grievances administra- least once a month during the academic year. individual members of the faculty,

* Formulates policies on matters concerning the tion or staff. Also, makes recommendations

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Works for common cause Modesto 2801 McHenry Avenue, 529 3388 295-0144 GREEK LETTERS and interest of all the foreign students and to provide an intercultural cen- Stockton, 309 VVr.hr.rstown Mall 951 6177 M F10 6 SW r) , ter offering hospitality to foreign students. only $3.95 on I ).) DEADLINE FRIDAY 50% and More off = All Colors & Sizes Contact Gloria Grotian, A S Personnel Officer 3rd Level S.U. Clothes for Guys and Gals Where $10 $20 sh'rts are s ill 5.95 to .95 A.S. Office * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * October 14, 1916, Page 7 Easy does it again as booters sting Hornets forward Steve Ryan was lighted by good clean Menendez the Intercol- University of Washington By Janne Rost of America did not have the San Jose Earthquakes Menendez the Greek given an assist on Perez's soccer, according to legiate Soccer Association last Thursday, to beat The Spartan booters results of the Spartans 3-0 goalie Mike Hewitt will be Americans, a semi-profes- first goal. Menendez. Simon-Fraser University 2- rolled up another win win over UCLA when they guarding the net for the sional team from the San For Perez, who led the "It was a good hard, 1, Friday and UC Berkely, Tuesday night and again released the nations top 20 Greek Americans in the 8 Francisco Soccer League, nation last year as a fresh- clean game," Menendez 5-2, Saturday. they did it the "Easy" way. this week. p.m. contest. have always been tough man with 23 goals in 18 said, "up until the end Clemson (7-0-0) held on Defending NCAA According to coach opponents. The SJSU soccer games, it was his 15th, 16th when Easy was intention- champions University of to the post while 1975 NCAA scoring magician, Easy and 17th goals of the season ally tripped." San Francisco, dropping regionalist Hartwick (5-0- 20% OFF with this ad Perez, pulled his third hat that beat the Hornets in from their poll position two 0) remained in a close trick of the season as the non-conference action. Perez tripped weeks ago to eight last second. Free Consultation booters reversed the sting After nine games thus With 20 seconds left to week following their 1-0, of the Sacramento State far Perez is again at the top be played Hornet back Val double-overtime loss to the Greeks next TRE. FAR Hornets 3-1. of the nation's scoring Assadi tripped Perez and Spartans, are now 16th on The Spartans return to "Easy played real well charts. was promptly ejected from the latest charts, after action tomorrow night in specializing in the natural look but he was helped real well Unlike Saturday's the contest. Spartan full- going 2-1-0 over the past Spartan Stadium for an curly naturals, perms, blower cuts too," head coach Julie contest with UCLA, Tues- back Derek Evans was also weekend. exhibition tilt with the San "El?"N ,43pAcet 35 So. 4th, Menendez said. SJSU day's game was high- ejected at that point for no Easy Perez The Dons rebounded Francisco Greek S.J., 294-4086 apparent reason. scoring ace from a 3-1 loss to the Americans. "I guess the referees thought Derek looks like Perez," Menendez joked. Soccer Suits through 1044711 The Hornets only score No Play. Games Shots Goals Asst., came in the second half 10 Essy tem 44 7. classifieds 15 St.a Ryan 23 6 4 when Sacramento forward 11 Joe Savett a 16 6 0 Jamie Sandoval went one 9 Steve or best offer 297-8461. 1! purchasing the Right gear the contact Studytrek. 2125 Union SwAtrav 26 5 on one against goalie Sean :. 7 Ai Gaspar 21 2 2 K. announcements Maverick 70, good cond., $9(9) i:. personals first time with no hassles We St., San Francisco, 94123. 14151 9 Fland, Bolanos 13 2 1 Keohane. offer. incl. snow tires Et chain manufacture a complete line of 922-M40. record 16 beery Amato* 7 1 PIANO INSTRUCTION - THEORY Excell. gas. 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' Deadline, two SUNNYVALE MONEY ORDER days prior to pub MT VIEW PHOTO CENTER Announcements i Help Wanted Services OR CASH TO. leaf ion SAN JOSE LA HACIENDA CENTER TOWN Et COUNTRY VILL -A Subsidiary of Ewert's Automotive ii Housing Transportation 111 7576 El Camino SPARTAN DAILY CLASSIFIED Consecutive publication dates on Photo 1732 Miramonte Entertainment ii Lost 247-4062 and Found r Travel SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY ly 732-1433 For 967-6789 Sale I Personals SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114 No refunds on cancelled lids October 14, 1976, Page 8 Satellite data places parks California marshes undergo Using a giant light 'I was consulting research with federal money meter (satellite) in the %lib the U.S. Geological sky, an SJSU professor Survey and doing work Two SJSU biological sci- He noted 66 per cent of Harvey and Savage will can tell cities where to for them processing ences professors, will use a marshlands in the Bay coordinate studies in Cali- are also helpful to put their parks and LandSat ( land satellite) $60,000 federal grant to try edu- Area alone have been re- fornia, along with two cation, and aid air quality where the best place is data," Ellefsen said. to determine the exact tracts, placed by housing graduate students. by absorbing air andmarshesty water to put a rapid transit "The data is used to edges of marshlands in sewage and garbage Harvey listed most pollutants, and have cul- system. update maps," he ex- California. dumps and other man- marshes in the Bay Area as tural value. plained. "Landsats According to the two made facilities. To present his paper being around San Pablo- The study is expected to on land-sensing data to work like a big light professors, Dr. Thomas The Bay Area Conser- Suison Bay and at Dum- meter in the be completed by the end of an international con- sky. It does Harvey and Dr. Wayne vation and Development barton Point. not next summer ference on map making, take photographs, it Savage, the research will Agency, to which Harvey is "Marshes are a very just scans Dr. Richard Ellefsen, light values begin next spring or sum- an ecology consultant, has rich source of food for ®OPY-RIGHT chairman of SJSU's and takes readings." mer. Efforts will be con- a policy restricting any aquatic forms. They sus- centrated in Bolinas building on marshlands. tain fish and wildlife that 32 C Geography and En- The test area was XERoxcopIES Lagoon, San Diego Bay, Information from the have commercial and [ocaAAAHS7TaTAvrNvitesymolAseTa:NNi DdGINGNO i i N vironmental Studies De- Arizona, he said. partment, traveled to Humboldt Bay and the San research will be used to aid sports value," Harvey said Sit.) I D Helsinki, Finland this Francisco Bay Area. environmental agencies in as one of the reasons the The paper also dealt "How do you know that summer. granting building licenses marshlands should be pre- 2939 Park, Santa Clara with data brought back you're in a marshland? to the public. served. Ellefsen worked with by Skylab astronauts Where does the marshland The grant is being pro- a land satellite. Land about the San Francisco end? It'll be our job to de- vided by the U.S. Environ- satellite data are read- Bay Area. termine where the edges mental Protection Agency ings from an unmanned are and make recommen- and results of the research satellite 570 miles up, Because of his ex- dations to prevent the de- will be delivered to them to Cosmic orbiting the earth. perience with data struction of these mar- pass on to other regulatory handling, he has been shes." Harvey said. agencies Church of Life asked by the National takes measure- He Science Foundation to SPIRITUAL scanner METAPHYSICAL ments from a recommend which satellite, puts the PSYCHIC SCIENCE CENTER on the methods of data gather- measurement data into adidas SpIntual heafing rnvate ing would be best for and it tells 11)0 Models lo SlOck All SIP, a computer specific geographical and messages '1,1111,11,m him where vegetation The at all svrvice. hc. planning problems. No -11 grows best for stragegic Dr. Richard Ellefsen looks at a satellite map. Rev. Michelina Russo, Pastor park locations in the His recommen- nstep region scanned. dations are to be pre- 998-5328 Services. rapid transit system or Wookdovo 31110 Mowry Hotel De Arva Mon -Thor; sented to a U.S.-Japan "We'll be revising 10 30.9 O. Avo. Roe.. 2.33 W. Santa Clara 130& 7pm His paper at the con- seminar on image and updating maps with a park. I'll . be sug- TENNIS RACKETS Sot 94 Sun 114 794-6123 ISanta Clara Room/ Sat .Sun. 2 urn ference concentrated on processing in remote the data. We'll decide gesting what systems of &CLOTHING be used," he 1756 MAW.. 1154 Soosooga how to process the satel- sensing data in Novem- where things should be data should 3 A. Si Aro S lite data. ber. put in an area, like a said. -,10RES 265 1424 296-5777 Lesbian club Breast cancer reaches out on campus seminars offered L._ r In hopes of reaching out Breast cancer is not just the normal and abnormal feels. to more lesbians, the Les- a concern of women over 35 structure of a breast edu- bian Feminist Alliance years old, according to Battle said health women to (L.F.A. t, recently has SJSU Health Educator cators would like

become a campus or- Oscar Battle. take a more preventative breast ganization, according to With the idea that a attitude towards coordinators Lisa Nelson young woman should learn cancer.

and Rande Stevens. to examine herself. Battle "To insure that they can REGISTRATION we The 150-member or- began conducting seminars take more of a role, he ganization is a political, in self-examination of the must educate them," social and supportive breasts Tuesdays and said. FALL women in the group for women of all Wednesdays in the Health He said OPENING MOM not been taught ages, races, backgrounds Building. past have cu. 4., The class instructs the responsibility of contri- and beliefs, Stevens said. ARMY PALMER Some of the activities women in knowing how the buting to their own welfare provided by the L.F.A. in- breast is structured and "Women are more ie., CM clude a weekly lesbian rap now to detect abnormal awa^e of the breast cancer group, which starts Oct. 26 lumps. problem now," Battle said. at 2:30 p.m. in the Women's Students are first tested "but are not using the in- Center, 177 S. 10th St. about their knowledge of formation." breast cancer and then Battle surveyed 50 fe- A speaker's bureau is supplied with the current male students this semes- available to any or- statistics on it. ter. One-third said they ganization or class to dispel "Most lumps in the performed self-examin- stereotypes and ignorance breast are not cancerous," ations. Another one-third many les- that plagues Battle said, but he added said they knew about the said. bians, Stevens breast cancer has become procedure but did not use " PHILOSOPHY Other activities include the no. 1 killer in women 40 it, and the last third was attending such political to 44 years old. not interested. events as fairs for women's Battle said the survival causes, sponsoring rate for localized breast speakers in the feminist cancer has increased from movement and staging 70 per cent in 1944 to 90 per CHARTERS demonstrations, she added. cent today. ALL-WAYS TRAVEL Students practice with Social events include what Battle calls a "Bet* 374-3668 attending women's con- Breast" to understand hou% certs, dinners, dances and playing on the L.F.A. basketball team. According to Stevens. ABC the L.F.A. provides other 444.4,--ve services, such as a 24-hour Liquors telephone referral with in- formation and counseling ’"fi for lesbians. WINES & IMPORTED BEERS In addition. Nelson said. * UMBRELLAS $475 ' "rr.'. an older Lesbian group and KEG BEER * * DELI FOODS a lesbian mother's group Ben b Aldean McCullough 324 E. Santa Clara will be started during the ProtmetorS 294 8108 San Jose, CA. 95113 first part of NU% lqnher

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