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;ept Volume 68, Number 8 Friday, February 11, 1977 Phone: 277-3181 ac- JSU )me rth Metal arm to halt Bakshi premiere the ned thefts from library )lay abruptly cancelled n in By Ed Finkas reading out information can be ting As John entered SJSU's library, a heard. By David WWman liability or damages hereunder, if rats' book in his hand, a cold metal arm Quiet buzzer The intended Feb. 14 premiere the sponsor or speaker is unable to Itch grabbed him. If someone tries to leave the li- screening of Ralph Bakshi's ani- fulfill the terms of this contract due will Taking his eyes from his book brary with a book which hasn't been mated film "Wizards" at the to an Act of God or any other condi- var- John noticed the metal arm was part demagnetized, the electronic gate Camera One Theater in San Jose has tions beyond the control (of the 2-2 of a theft detection checkout system. will lock and a buzzer, loud enough been cancelled. parties involved)." The board-shaped arm was an en- to be heard only by the librarian is A breach of contract is involved, The Program Board and Camera trance gate to the library which said set off. according to Claudia Eastman, A.S. One, located at 366 S. First St., had "push gently." So he did. The gate There's no blasting fire alarm Program Board films chairwoman. billed the event as the Northern Cali- swung forward and he was in the and security guards don't jump on Eastman said she was informed fornia sneak preview. Instead, it library. you. The librarian simply asks the of the "Wizards" cancellation opens in San Jose tonight at the This will be the scenario late May person to check the book out before during Steve Martin's performance Century 25 Theater, when SJSU, funded with money leaving. last Saturday night. A.S. Council on Wednesday .ck from the chancellor's office, will in- Dr. Thomas Harris, an assistant "Joseph Gallagher of 20th rejected a request by Eastman and stall a 3M "tattle tape" system director of library affairs for the Century Fox contacted me per- Program Board Advisor Ted Gehrke S. similar to the one in the San Jose chancellor's office, said the idea is sonally and said he was 'sorry, but to authorize A.S. attorneys to file Public Library. not to embarrass or punish the per- that the arrangement was off," suit seeking $245,000 in damages for The nine other campuses who will son. "It's just not to get the book Eastman said. an alleged breach of contract. Ilage have the magnetic And electronic stolen." Eastman said no other explana- and Council did, however, agree to re- system put in are CSU-Long Beach, Harris said he feels the system tion was offered. consider the matter at its meeting CSU-Fullerton, CSC-Sonoma, CSU- helps keep the honest people honest. "Wizards" was to be shown next Wednesday. Chico, San Diego State University, The system won't be able to stop under the auspices of the Program Defendants to be named in the CSU-Los Angeles, CSC-San Ber- real thiefs, he said. Board. An agreement was com- suit filed on behalf of A.S. and nardino and Cal Poly-San Luis At San Jose's Main Public Li- pleted with Bakshi's agent, New Camera One would be New Lind Obispo. brary the detection system is ex- Line Presentations of New York Presentations, 20th Century Fox and Currently several campuses have tended to the librarians' desks by City, on Dec. 17, 1976. Bakshi, according to Eastman. a detection system, including CSU- cushioned ropes. The electronic Contract binding Denied $2,200 Northridge, San Francisco State system doesn't cover the ropes. The contract specifically reads, The Program Board was sup- University and De Anza College. False alarms "It is understood that this contract is posed to receive 70 per cent of the Magnetic detector The detection device sometimes binding on both parties; it cannot be gross from "Wizards," with Camera The theft detection checkout is activated by metal objects, but cancelled except as follows: New One getting all concession sales and system works with magnetic these false alarms are rare. David Pacheco Line and sponsor (Program Board) the remaining 30 per cent of the detectors and ^!ectronic gates. Each Most libraries without tattle tape Ohlone Indian burial ground will be excavated to make room for Holiday mutually agree that either party gross. Eastman estimated the book in the library will have a systems check through personal be- Inn's new parking garage, San Jose City Council decided. may cancel this contract and all Program Board has been denied a magnetic strip placed in its spine. longings, such as purses or brief- parties shall be released from any possible net profit of $2,200. The strips, from five to seven inches cases. Rid "I had figured 'Wizards' would be long, one-quarter of an inch wide The tattle tape system allows you a successul endeavor," she said. and as thin as paper usually can't be to go through the system without "The total loss at this point to seen. being frisked, Harris said. both Camera One and the Board is The strips are so well placed in The system to be installed at Minority leaders to dedicate roughly $3,000. We ( Program the books that if one was removed SJSU will have two exit systems Board) have run three one-quarter the book would be destroyed. costing $4,000 each, two gates page ads in the Spartan Daily and Entering the library the student costing $400 each and two book distributed 3,500 flyers. Camera One would see two silver gates, one on checking devices costing $890 each. mural depicting U.S. history also ran an ad in the (San Fran- each side of the rectangular The 3M system can reduce book cisco) Chronicle." detection system. The gate on the thefts by .5 per cent according to By Gary Morse Robert Freimark, professor of speakers because they are ethnic Another of Eastman's consider- left is the exit and the gate on the Harris. Nationally 1.8 per cent of Minority leaders Norman art, and Alan Barnett, assistant minorities "representative of their ations in seeking damages stems right is the entrance. books are stolen each year, he said. Mineta, Dennis Banks and Harry professor of humanities, will present people but at the same time from a concern that the Program When a student checks out a book Of the 8 million volumes in the Edwards are among speakers sche- the mural to S.U. Art Gallery thoroughly American." the librarian Board's reputation has been desensitizes the book. CSU library system approximately duled for the Monday dedication of a Director Steve Moore. He said the mural is a Bicen- Then he "ruined." leaves through the elec- 144,000 are stolen each year, Harris mural in the S.U. art gallery. It was started by a fall, 1975 tennial attempt to catalogue tronic gate at the exit. Gently said. Ceremonies will run from 10 a.m. semester art and humanities class America as it evolved over 200 Appear Monday pushing the gate will open it. He estimated SJSU has 700,000 to 1 p.m. in the Ninth Street entrance and was finished this January. years. "We expected a sell-out at As you pass the electronic exit a books and up to 14,000 may be stolen lobby, top floor of the Student Union, Minority speakers Mineta, U.S. Congressman for Camera One. In addition to the sound resembling a computer yearly. across from the A.S. office. Freimark sought the minority the 13th district and former mayor newspapers, KOME had publicized of San Jose, will open the cere- it and! think a lot of people are being monies with a 10 a.m. speech. disappointed," she said. Banks, national Ohlone attorney charges discrimination executive Twentieth Century Fox told East- director of the American Indian man Tuesday that Bakshi may still Movement, will speak at 10:45 a.m. be appearing at Camera One Mon- Banks was a leader at the Indian day night, but that he would not be occupations of Wounded Knee, South there to show "Wizards." Indian burial grounds to be excavated Dakota, and Alcatraz. Edwards, a former SJSU athlete and professor, will conclude the By Carol Sarasohn suspected of containing Indian re- ceremonies with a noon talk on the University's An attorney for the Ohlone In- mains. problems of blacks in universities. dians accused the San Jose City Consequently, Hoptowit rejected Black power Council of "applying the laws in a all points of the plan. Edwards organized the 1968 racially discriminatory manner" in Olympic black power salute 'Roots' film Prior to last Tuesday's meeting a meeting late Tuesday night. depicted in one scene of the mural. Hoptowit met with federal media- Instrumental in establishing the The accusation was prompted by tors who offered the lawyer's clients first black studies program in the Vice Mayor Susanne Wilson's essentially everything they had ori- not shown nation at SJSU, Edwards is motion to remove barriers to the ginally requested including the currently fighting loss of tenure A videotaped showing of "Roots" construction of the Holiday Inn building moratorium and a center motion at UC Berkeley. was cancelled last Friday after an garage at the corner of Almaden and for Indian culture and history. estimated 100 people showed up to West San Carlos. Freimark said other speakers Hoptowit's clients rejected the are John Duggan, Janet King and see it Friday evening. The reasons The council voted unanimously to package. Juventino Esparza. for the cancellation are unclear. allow the developer to remove the The attorney explained that the Duggan, an Overfelt High School According to Lori Helmbold, New dirt containing Indian remains to city council had acted in bad faith teacher, will sing revolutionary College lecturer who arranged the another location until an archaeo- for four years. Irish songs between 10:30 a.m. and taping and the showing, it was can- logist can be found to supervise the 10:45 a.m. celled because of a possible violation "There is no guarantee that they sifting. Mural history and development of copyright laws. city council) would carry David Mitchell. attorney for the (the will be discussed by King at 11:15 "The school knew about the copy- through with this latest plan," he developer, Wolff-Sesnon, said his a.m. She is a teacher in the Fremont right laws involved, but did not act said. client could not fill a requirement to Union High School District. on the laws until a KLIV disc jockey Hoptowit said the issue of have an archaeologist sift through Esparza, a SJSU graduate now announced the showing on the whether the city council had violated the excavated remains prior to re-- employed as a counselor at UC radio," Helm bold said. conditions of the ordinance had burying them. Santa Cruz, will talk at 1:45 a.m. on Helmbold also said that when she never been raised. contemporary Chicano culture. checked the copyright laws she Having an archaeologist present "People murals" learned that if the tapes were de- Peter Stone, city attorney, said was a requrement imposed by the The mural, "Freedom vs. Exploi- stroyed after seven days copyright that to his knowledge the ordinance city council in a four-point plan Jan. tation," was originally laws would not be violated. had not been violated. scheduled to 25. be completed by Freimark's and Helmbold said a copy of a letter Hoptowit said later that if the city Mitchell explained that the ar- Barnett's sent to all schools across the country attorney is relying only on his per- "People Murals" class in chaeological code of ethics will not time to be presented to the univer- from Films Incorporated Illinois, sonal knowledge of wrong-doing "it allow an archaeologist to touch re- sity on July 4, 1976. Freimark said who filmed "Roots," was given to is hardly the way to conduct an ag- mains without the permission of "bureaucratic red-tape" slowed the her Friday afternoon. gressive investigation." -se those related. The Ohlone Indians project. The letter stated "Films Incor- will not give their permission; hence porated has not made videotape Prior to the vote, Council No decision has been made for the stipulation cannot be fulfilled. rights available at this time. Any Member Al Garza said, "Someone's permanent housing of the mural. videotaping is subject to prosecution got to answer this question; it must The 20-by-8 foot mural will hang City Manager Ted Tedesco ac- under U.S. Copyright Laws." be on the record that the city ordi- in the S.U. Art Gallery for at least cused the Indians' attorney of acting Ron McBeath, Director of the In- nance was not violated." the remainder of the semester, he in bad faith when the attorney in- structional Resources Center, who The issue seems headed for the said. sisted on having an archaeologist videotaped "Roots" said the cancel- courts. The mural, was completed by present. lation "involved a misunderstanding Hoptowit stated in a phone inter- SJSU students who worked on Sun- "You've known from the very be- of people involved," view that his clients' ultimate ob- days without credit for a year after ginning that no archaeologist would Jon Porter According to McBeath, "Roots" jective is to have the excavated re- the "People's Mural" class was can- touch this project," Tedesco said. As the sun sets and evening students begin arriving at SJSU, this tree was filmed for previewing purposes mains re-buried on the site. celled after one semester. "This could have gone on ad in- towers maiestically above the campus community. Although unaffected "It was a very impressive to see if the university would be in- finitum." by parking problems and the high cost of books, it does long for the rains terested in purchasing the film for "We want this burial ground to display of determination," Dennis R. Hoptowit, the Ohlones' in this winter season. It is located near the old SLience Building. educational uses. remain in an undisturbed state with Freimark said of the students. attorney, said his clients had never He said "Roots" was cancelled no garage on top," he said. The idea of what to put in the agreed to any of the conditions im- after it was learned Hoptowit has filed an appeal to mural and the actual painting work that one unit of posed on them by the city council. number credit was being offered for New the council's action which will be Final chance today was done by students. The of students working on the mural College students who went to see it. heard Feb. 15. He said he will also "It was Susanne Wilson ( vice ranged from 46 during the first file a writ of mandate which will halt mayor) who said 'I don't care if the semester and ended up with 14 in construction for 30 days. for registration Indians agree to these conditions or refund January. not; I think they're reasonable,' " Before the unanimous vote was Weather Hoptowit said. taken, Hoptowit said the city council Students who are withdrawing will receive a refund of their regis- Freimark said there was some "is conspiring to violate my client's from SJSU or dropping from a full tration fees except $6. Those who are difference of opinion as to what the Fair today with highs in the The stumbling block at the Jan. rights under equal protection of the class load to six units or below must dropping down to six units or less mural should depict. A majority of upper 50's to the low 60's. Lows will 25 meeting came when the city coun- law. apply today in the Cashiers Office by will receive a refund of $10. The last students decided that there was a be in the low 50's. Light winds from cil balked at imposing a city-wide "Chinese, Mexican, white, black 5 p.m. for a refund of registration day to drop and add classes without great deal of shift and change as the northwest. Light pollution building moratorium on known cemeteries are protected; why not fees. any penalties is Friday, Feb. 18. America evolved and that should be counts. a burial ground sites or those areas the Native American's?" he asked. Those withdrawinn (ram school revealed not whitewashed .q1 I 11.4mtromlnert. nonarons.en February 11, 1977, Page 2 Letters

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more simple terms, they are It is a 45-60 minute ride from In IX Morgan Hill into downtown San going to ignore it. Coffee room Jose, excluding adverse weather l is the man in the and traffic breakdowns. The government fall guy. If they hang There is only one bus route middle, the the streets will be of in poor taste through the South County (bus 68). tough on the law, unemployed. As Mr Ryder cited, it runs once an filled with the Editor: hour, at an inconvenient time for LON6 law the air gets el I don't know if it's been said students. If they relax the it already is, ENERGY before, but I can't let it go unsaid I am suggesting alternatives. For more disgusting than like choking to se plANNII4C/ any longer. The Spartan coffee room example, an express bus beginning and those who don't is done in very poor taste. I hear it's death raise hell. What does the in Gilroy, stopping in Morgan Hill of recently been remodeled. Could it government do? and then going into San Jose. th have been worse than it is now? There is an express bus operating class as a The problems are obvious. This has about as much now, but for those leaving with Look around, how many persons band of terrorists, complete downtown San Jose at the 5 p.m. are reading with inadequate light? hostages, making it's demands. rush hour still an inadequate hu How many people have to make solution for students. the industry several apologies as they move Of course there is Another suggestion is were only ti through the space to a seat or side of the story. They rescheduling the arrival and the he apologize because they've run into, given several years warning on departure times to be more com- The date in stepped on, or otherwise pushed law and its requirements. patible with classes and regular St their way through? has only been pushed back a few work hours. times. No one could meet those tod How many plants from last This would help students avoid semester are still alive? (Note the standards anyway! the 57-minute waiting time. m New plants ivy plants overhead). The result would be that more It is just by accident that the Air have been brought in this semester; South County commuters would use foreign car manufacturers have ing I wonder if they'll be alive in Sep- the bus, alleviating some traffic been able to meet the standards. pro

tember? congestion and parking problems. Detroit is certainly trying. Haven't of The wall-painting reflects the Also, an easy, hassle-free bus they trimmed the gas guzzlers down ces mentality of a pre-school en- ride into school might lure more by a few inches this year? vironment. Is that what San Jose students to attend SJSU. As it is now, th students deserve? I think it's about a large portion of students move Why, it is getting quite hard to tu i time others joined with me and away from the area to attend Chico, tell a Cadillac from a Buick fr expressed their opinions of this Fresno, Davis, and San Luis Obispo. nowadays. What more sacrifice can Cu atmosphere. It's a viable, partial solution to a be asked? I may be idealistic but I've major problem facing this univer- always thought that a university sity. I am tired of the delay. lam tired should be conducive to mental of not being able to tell we live in a growth. Victoria L. Thurman valley. I am fed up with rating the Dean's list Well then, for a progressive in- Political Science junior air quality by how many sides you stitution, San Jose students should can see of our surrounding foothills. demand a good, functional design Barely breathable air is not what I for their coffee room. Cutesy things want to settle for. have no place in the Student Union. Stop industry Brown rips off student 'Band-Aid' Stained glass windows without I am not about to foresake my sunlight are as wasteful as the home and move elsewhere; the cost plants without water. blackmailers of avoidance is just too high! When Ber By Dean Cheatham spend reading. SJSU, unlike many other CSUC This problem must not be the law claimed I needed a smog grot In refusing to fund a $4 million But the real blame should lie with campuses, is in the second year of an overlooked. The plan is a failure and Editor: control system on my car I had to mac statewide remedial English the state educational system for not English Skills Program (ESP). But should be reconciled. I feel that I Isn't it wonderful how the get it. No delays were granted. No Dail program in his proposed budget, doing something about the problem the future of the program is in doubt. deserve a better place to read, American automotive industry is delay was asked for, but there was day Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. has earlier. The English Department and other drink, and talk in A place that such a shining example of the no choice. of n refused to face the problems of That educational system is now departments are currently funding doesn't try to pass itself off as a competitive free-enterprise system? ing 1 college students. trying to get to the root of the the program, and it will probably nightclub, discotheque, or the like. Not only is there fierce com- If we give in to the terrorists this The program, proposed by the troubles by dealing with them in the continue at least through next year. There is enough poor design petition on price, but they never time, what is to prevent it next time, strei CSUC Board of Trustees, was to But what of the year after next? around and the person or persons band together. and the time after that? I suggest we pa m have helped the high percentage of responsible for this blunder should keep the law and standards as in- Dean Cheatham is the Opinion And how about the colleges that BUNK!! Tonight on the news we for t college students who lack basic be notified and demanded to give us tended. Page editor. His column will appear don't have a remedial program? get a fine view of what the industry was writing skills. as a tutor in a similar a refund. weekly on this page. I worked is doing to this nation. I also suggest that we do not M r In 1975 the Task Force on Student Southern California for Their plan is neither functional program in Most of us have been aware for attempt to force the plants to close. he i Writing Skills estimated that 50 per I found the program nor aesthetically pleasing. It must four semesters. the past several years that Detroit Use a tax! I am not talking of a fine. audi cent of students in the CSUC system a valid approach to the be said: they have to be told. primary and secondary schools. But to be needed to clean up its act and start The tai( would be based on how help had deficiencies in fundamental of basic skills. what about students who are already teaching reducing pollution with the 1978 many units of pollution above the to co writing skills. Students who signed-up for Dona Tap in college, who lack basic writing model year. standards each model of car puts A Brown said the proposed classes were Interior Design junior skills? English composition Now, on the news, the four major out. their program to deal with these For them, the only solution may required to take a basic skills test. companies are acting as one and grou deficiencies was a "Band-Aid" be a "Band-Aid" approach. Those with writing problems telling the government that if the This would, of course, be passed rang approach to a complex problem. He Something needs to be done at this were required to take a grammar laws aren't changed on emission on to the .tinsumer in the retail added that if the colleges wanted to level so that graduates can deal with course similar to that offered in Express bus levels they must meet, then they will price. Those that are the dirtiest add such a program, they would writing requirements in "the real SJSU's ESP program. Individuals simply close down. would cost the most. Demand would have to cut back on other things. world." with specific problems were Instantly the mind flashes to be down on those models. Those that In effect, he has said the problem Most college students have had to assigned to work on those problems suggested scenes of tens of thousands of meet the standards will have a is that of the colleges, and not of the write papers at one time or another, with the aid of a tutor. unemployed workers standing in lower price, and more demand. The state. However, it is a state problem, and for most, it's a pain in the butt. Many students commented on Editor: soup lines in every state. impetus would be there. The market growing from inadequate English But that pain is greatly reduced how much the program helped them As a two-year, five-day-a-week Well, talk about blackmail! would do the rest. instruction in elementary and high when one knows how to organize prepare for the English composition transit bus veteran, I concur with There was no attempt to hide it with The blame then falls on the schools. Many students slide thoughts into sentences and classes. Brad Ryder's observations (Feb. 9 fancy legal language. Why bother? guilty. through high school without being paragraphs. By not including the money for a Spartan Daily). They are accurate Either they change the law or the It's time to stop choking, and required to write papers at all, and A person without adequate similar program in his proposed representations of our bus service. gates close at the plants. time to start using a little mutual ('Iub many others write very little. writing skills will have a real budget, Brown has refused to accept I believe, however, that a major Then, as if anyone might have coercion, mutually agreed upon. acqtl It is indeed a complex problem. problem when he is faced with responsibility for a state problem point was glossed over. Namely, the missed this, they say they are Use a tax! pm Some blame it on the increasing writing business reports, resumes, and has seriously shortchanged the inconvenience of riding the bus for presently designing the 1978s reliance on television and the or even office memos. Writing skills students in the state university and south county residents, specifically without having to meet the law Bob Barry decreasing amount of time students play a role in almost everyone's life. college system. SJSU students. anyway. Environmental Studies senior

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1-14EM Sun the great imitator L e nno or comedian stealing jokes to pad his GET BUSSED, Ark act. on6 In case Carter continues his copy- ser cat spiel, here is a quick look at next I. Comment week's agenda: A Suf Amy will take up rock singing B - 8U-5 YOUR )-41G)NESS, Inc (she's not fat enough for opera). THe P00 R John Wasserman will write a (...) HAT LALL By David Koenig scathing review of her act, and PoPuLAcE o Jimmy Carter should STu0EN1 audition for Carter will call Wasserman a "son a part in a certain TAKE Away beer commercial of a bitch." IF you the one in which a young baseball He will design a center-eligible PARIOric- hopeful tries to 1 E kr be "another Babe play for the Tamps Bay Buccaneers. Ruth." LOTSFI He will borrow George Wallace's If imitation is the sincerest form wheelchair so he can have of flattery, Carter worships the somewhere to sit while he fondles his former presidents. cigaret holder. We might expect 8-year-old tu A Amy He will invite a young blonde to to imitate Caroline Kennedy or join him skinny-dipping in the White House pool. Unfortunately for 90 (1 David Koenig covers the Political Carter, Nixon had the indoor pool 1 toola Science Department for the Daily. covered, and the pool built for Ford sm. is outdoors. 4, whomever, but to see a grown man Now, Jimmy Carter seems like a mimicking the nuances of other decent guy, even if he does teach presidents is pathetic. Sunday School, and he might even In his latest "I can do that, too" make a good president. move, Carter has asked for, and But let's forget the past glories of received, Harry Truman's famous others and get on with the main attraction, running the country. desktop sign which reads, "The C.) Buck Stops Here." Before the summer re-runs start In his first three weeks in office Carter has held a "fireside chat," a la Franklin Roosevelt and called for Write Us a "new spirit" akin to John Ken- The Spartan Daily encourages nedy's "new frontier." He also has your comments regarding an obnoxious brother, as Richard editorials, comments, news - . Nixon did. stories or anything you might 13E Yom 0 His cabinet doesn't reflect a have on your mind. PARKI46 are old hacks Poigt "new spirit." Many Letters may be submitted at Lyndon Johnson left over from the the Daily office (JC 208) between administration. 9 a.m. and 5 pm. Monday fine. but To learn from others is through Friday or by mail. Carter resembles a down-and-out February 11, 1977, Page 3 New Moldy of family McGovern urges defense cutbacks; Solon's wife speaks By Bill Weeks now a million a year, with "If man and woman could funds to be used for social programs Had the investigation of nine million children under treat each other as equals 18 living in single-parent and we are slowly get- the Watergate break-in By =Weeks Govern urged the Ameri- tactics" designed to allow tense budget and Im- dozen more on the brink of homes." there it would be the moved at a faster pace, ting Former presidential mediately someone 'leaks' developing While these figures may can people not to become this country to invest in un- nuclear arma- Eleanor McGovern quite greatest revolution of all candidate George Mc- to the press a report that is have brought an air of victims of political "scare needed military expansion ments over the next few possibly could have been time." designed to frighten the years. gloom to the discussion, and larger defense bud- enjoying the status and he McGovern spoke optimis- gets. American people," He concluded on a prestige that goes along said. tically about the future of The South Dakota humorous note concerning with being the First Lady The liberal the American household. senator spoke Tuesday Democrat the Equal Rights Amend- of this country. night at De Anza then listed government ment, which "I think the family is College in he actively But, with memories of Cupertino in front of 400 en- statistics that supported supports. standing on the threshold of her husband's ill-fated 1972 thusiastic spectators, his position that America "The problem now is a new vitality and cen- election behind her, the tering his discussion on the was a far stronger military that we need three marriage is entering its more wife of the South Dakota current fear among power than the Soviet states to support it most important era," she many to meet senator has continued her Americans that the Union. constitutional said. United require- work for the improvement States has He noted that world- ments," he said. "Men are starting to become a "Con- of the American family second-rate power. wide, the cost of arms in- sidering the learn housekeeping is a support the that began long before He emphasized crease has reached a point states showec' tough job, and child-bear- the huge me in 1972, George became a victim of defense budget of 9300 billion a year, with maybe it would ing is the most difficult as- could be be better Richard Nixom. trimmed to allow funding six countries having for me to stay in signment we mortals ever South Speaking with her of more constructive, nuclear capabilities, and a Dakota." encounter," McGovern re- husband Tuesday night at domestic projects. Mc- .N marked. De Anza College in Cuper- Govern told the audience r'OPY-RIGHT "Mother is beginning to 247-4692 tino, McGovern focused that defense projects, such be thought as someone who her discussion on the soar- as the B-1 bomber, would can think, and father as ing divorce rate and the in- only increase both inflation Kodak COPIES stitution of marriage someone who can feel." and the possibility of a nu- PROFESSORS ATTENTION! today. She added that couples clear holocaust. "Marriage remains the who feel they don't share a McGovern began by OUTSTANDING QUALITY COPIES ON most vital cell of "perfect marriage" should criticizing the recent ANY PAPER FROM OUR NEW KODAK America," she said. "Los- are not think they National Intelligence Esti- EKTAPRINT COPIER. ing it would create more necessarily ready for a mate that implies the problems than losing one divorce. United States is slipping in WM NACU. HALF TONES. PASTE UPS WILL NOT LEAVE OUTLINES. 100% of our major energy sour- COTTON CONTENT PAPER THESIS QUALITY AT ITS FINEST SUPERIOR TO knows how long military strength. ALL OTHER COPIERS ces." "Lord George and I would have "President Carter pro- "There is no question .._22_39 PARK AVE. SANTA CLARA, CA. 95050_2 lasted if we used that as a poses a mild cut in the de- that the marriage insti- standard," she quipped. tution has become more David Pacheco fragile," she said. "The McGovern has strong current rate of divorce is hopes for human equality. Sen. George McGovern contemplates before delivering his speech at De Anza. JAMES Dailey audience beholds 'miracles' iif ' ADC during Resurrection City's meeting ATURDAY NITE. SPECIAL

By Bill Weeks ments to peptic ulcers. "We are expecting issues in life. Saw healing Mario Murillo and his After about five minutes of someone to come down to "Truth and knowledge When asked if she be- Berkeley-based religious prayer and song, four of this earth with the appeal did not originate on a col- lieved in Murillo, she said, group, Resurrection City, them testified to the crowd of a John Kennedy, Mick lege campus, it originated "Before tonight, there was made their way to Morris they were totally cured. Jagger, and Henry Kissin- with our creator," the faith doubt in my mind. But Dailey Auditorium Satur- Resurrection City began ger all rolled into one healer continued. "Jesus there isn't any more. I saw NORMAL1.42 day night to preach in front in the summer of 1971 with whose evilness will win the made the truth simple to one boy limp in here with COUPONS CASH M9A:INF./0T (BtcAuSE of ITS TRUIENCroUS of nearly 200 Bible-carry- the primary goal of preach- hearts of most of the discover so everyone, not crutches in a way he ESTNE QUALIT T) ing followers. ing the gospel. Since that world," he warned. just the intellectuals, would couldn't be faking and now Safety of San Jose time, the group now claims understand." health has been restored streets, the topic promotion 1500 members with chap- "Good and evil have Maria Sumpner, a Sun- to him." pamphlets had mentioned ters all around the Bay become more defined in nyvale resident, was very for the evening's discussion Area. our world," he said. "I Bob Schelley, a local pleased with her first en- BRING was not mentioned in Shed evil believe that this separation high school student, said he counter with Murillo and THIS COUPON Murillo's lecture. Instead, Murillo, the group's can make it possible to thought he may have been Resurrection City. SATURDAYS he invited anyone in the director, explained to the have a society based totally a victim of a farce. audience who was seeking audience he has shed his on love." "He (Murillo) made me "I was under the im- GPM-RPM car the help for physical ailments evil ways of San Francis- Murillo's complaint experience Jesus as a real pression this night was go- burger al to come to the stage. co's Mission Distlict, and "Murillo complained thing," she said. "I think ing to be about crime," ;’, 4:4* - litirgim 4r4 A dozen people made has taken to the life of that college professors are this evening helped me Schelley said. "Murillo is aor . their way to the front of the traveling around the coun- encouraging students to realize Jesus is really in- an interesting speaker, but X 41. tiquiri4.105 group with health problems try spreading the word of take noncommittal atti- side me and not up inthe I don't really believe in ranging from severed Uga- God. tudes towards many of the clouds somewhere." faith healing." omvartva spartaguide From Ralph Bakshi, The SJSU Marketing Italy Pizza,", 700 Bellomy trical and Electronics En- are sponsoring a Valentine master of animation, comes an Club will be holding a get- St., Santa Clara. All busi- gineers is presenting Scotch Doubles Tourna- acquainted meeting at 6 ness students and those speaker Dr. Jill Tarter of ment at 6 p.m. Sunday. epic fantasy in wondrous color. p.m. today at "A Guy From interested in the field of the NASA-Ames Search for The registration fee is $10 of the world, 10 million years marketing are welcome. 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The posters hung an unhappy satisfied a crowd of less manager of a supermarket on the box hazardous to prefer? themselves, take pride in in suffrage headquarters "Which do you than 50 on opening night of president of the country. your ass!" the street their sex, and be a part of and suffragists wore them The home or 1 a four-day engagement at I'm sorry, I can't cash that Vote NO Ajaye did several more their country. But what do in a sandwich board corner for woman. the Boarding House with check for you, but you just suffrage." jokes, said thank you and people know about the fashion. on woman's Nat Adderley. don't have the proper ID." -suffrage was walking towards the struggle for the vote? It is The posters, both pro Proclaims anti After a late start, Ajaye But Squeaky Fromme 1915, audience. He shook hands important for women to and con, reflect images of poster published in walked slowly from the went for him, Ajaye adds, with his fans but the learn about their past in ideology during that time. five years before women back of the club to the referring to the assassina- audience wanted more. order to deal with their The images carry certain were given the right to stage. Wearing a jean out- tion attempt by Fromme. Though the general res- present and future. things that cannot be ex- vote. fit and sporting a cran- "She was on acid trip ponses heard around the Dr. Paula Harper en- pressed. The slide show recon- berry hat, he lacked number 27,003. She must rooms were Ajaye was lightened two dozen women "There are subliminal structed the outrageous energy, that enticing smile, have been trippin', using a good, "he had me rolling," Wednesday afternoon in effects, an aura that ap- exaggerations that oc- and the twinkle in his eyes gun that wasn't even people can never get BC 14 as she spoke and pre- peals to your id," Dr. curred during the 19th and that says "I'm going to loaded." enough of Ajaye. sented a series of slides on Harper explained. Dr. 20th centuries. Most anti- have you howling with Ajaye began to giggle Though there were suffrage posters. Harper's posters were suffrage posters portrayed laughter." and a smile appeared on moments of silence as the Dr. Harper, who ac- found in library basements women as sexless hags, Ajaye just began his face. He was warming small audience watched quired her PhD at Stanford at Radcliffe, Smith and the masculinized and thin making cracks here and up. Ajaye intently, waiting for University in Art History, Smithsonian Institute. lipped. A male stereotype there about "Roots," "Star "Manson, he must have the next moment of began accumulating the Role reversal was one of the time. Jimmy Carter, one hell of a rap. Say baby, Trek," laughter, he could never exhibit in 1972 for the theme for many anti- "In some way women women and you look good. You want Gerald Ford, leave an audience totally Massachusetts Institute of suffrage posters. These were imprisoned by the being a bachelor. Ajaye's me to drive you crazy? disappointed. The only per- Technology Symposium in male illustrated posters image they created for good to new material is "Tryin' to get over with son disappointed was 1974. depicted women smoking themselves," Dr. Harper has the very good and the women is an age-old Ajaye. "The woman's suffrage cigars, carrying canes as revealed. potential to be excellent struggle boy," Ajaye sayd, Ajaye was disappointed movement was the first men sat in chairs nurturing For those women, and in once Ajaye's energy supply His friend has a laughing. with the size of the au- particular men who missed is replenished. However, it "no-frills rap". the presentation, a glance dience claiming, was unfortunate he did not "My name is Herbert. I at the book when published use more of the material "Laughter is contagious, Art of puppetry live on 15th Street. Why see. Other people are self- might help you understand from his new, zany album, don't you come over. I that the female has been conscious about laughing. Do you ever have a with the students con- "Don't Smoke Dope, Fry figure we can burn a little persecuted as much as any Hair". People relax more in a big craving to control and a hand or Your incense, smoke a little dope structing either other minority. "I like Carter," Ajaye crowd. Comedy needs re- manipulate an object until puppet during the and we may get down." rod said, "because he's nor- sponse." it responds to your every weekend workshop. Ajaye pauses and then at the mal. He wears sweaters Ajaye will be whim? No, this is not a CAMERA ON around the house. I used to continues. Boarding House, 960 Bush class offered in self- The workshop covers ,344 1. 1.5 51. 1114421,1 01 think other presidents "Bachelors have it St. in San Francisco until assertiveness. It is a work- design, script preparation, would say 'honey, hand me tough. Many times I've had Saturday, along with Nat shop on the Art of the integration into teaching my tux. I'm going to the a popsickle for dinner, talk- Adderly. Tickets are $5 and Puppet that starts tonight methods and engineering a T NIGHT THRU SUN bathroom.' " in' bout I'm on a diet. And can be purchased at the from 7 to 9:45 p.m. and professional production. Myan myth versus "Ford, he's really a nice Hamburger Helper, that door. runs Saturday and Sunday scientific skepticism afternoons. Class meets in Instructor for the class CNAC Art Education Building 206. will be Nancy Cole. Cole 7:30 and 9:30 Laser,light,sound has appeared on the And: special shorts Three forms of the "Today Show" and has Black Awareness Week puppet will be studied worked for CBS in ani- 'star' at Minolta hand, rod and marionette mation to emphasize culture By Mark Cockel appeared at 11 plane- GAIN COMMITTEE EXPERIENCE A computerized sound tariums across the United Black Awareness Week cation at the Unisersity of Cook, counseling psy- system, multi-color lasers, States and will be at De Student Positions Open begins today "to celebrate California at Santa Cruz, chologist at SJSU, and liquid lights, plus scores of Anza College until June. and pay our respect to the and a representative from Nettye Goddard, lecturer special effects make the The concert per- contributions of blacks," the University of Santa in Afro-American Studies Cosmic Concert set in formances are 9 p.m. Clara Black American at SJSU are participants in Thursday; 7:30 p.m. 9 p.m. according to Oscar Battle, Minolta Planetarium at De ELECTION BOARD 1 LIBRARY COMMITTEE President of the Concerned Student Law Association the panel discussion. Anza College a surrealistic and 10:30 p.m. and mid- 4 Student Seats Black Students. are the guest panelist. The day's activities will happening. night Friday and Saturday 14 Student Seats Sunmi Smart and every hour and a half Serves as liason between faculty, students, Seven days of musical -Cole leads be concluded with a fashion The Minolta Star Conducts all A.S. elections and student opinio, library administration and staff; charged with readings, Tuesday's activities at show at 7 p.m. and an system, which projects until the last show at 9 p.m. polls authorized by Student Courted andini events, poetry recommending improvements in library ser 12:30 p.m. with a lecture on African dance activity at over 7,000 beams of light on on Sunday. the A.S. Constitution. No member of the Eler art displays and panel dis- vices and the stature of the library. cussions are planned. "Traditional and Con- 8:30p.m. the dome ceiling of the If you wish to attend the tion Board shall be a candidate for any electR, Students will participate as temporary African Culture Donald Warden leads planetarium, is the back- performance which costs A.S. Office. well as many of the SJSU and Politics". Also speak- off a full day of art and ground for the per- $2.50 for students and $2.75 faculty members. ing are David Sebeko of the musical events Wednesday formance. general admission, on Festivities will open Pan African Congress and at noon as the fourth day of The mood for the show Friday or Saturday it is DEADLINE Feb. 1 1 at 5 p.m. today with a panel Ed Boston, representative Black Awareness Week is set by a computerized best to come early because Applications available now in the A.S. Office: of the All-African People's gets underway. the 168 seat planetarium discussion on "Blacks and sound system which can 3rd level - Student Union Employemnt" at 1 p.m. in Revolutionary Party. The day's events in- place sounds anywhere in can sell out quickly. the Student Union "Black History-Lost, clude Sigmund Raoul, a the theater and has an Ballroom. Henry Gage Jr., Stolen or Strayed" will be jazz pianist at 1 p.m. and eerie effect when the tones Henry Gage Sr., local shown at 2 p.m. Brian Canon and Company, seem to be right next to NAACP president, Henry "Black inventions," a jazz pianist at 1 p.m. and you. Herman, station manager "Approach to Industrial Brian Canon and Company, But the focal point of the for KDIA radio and Dr. Technology," "Problems a jazz combo at 4:30 p.m. concert is the light show it- Harold Voner, station Black Designers and En- Nantille Tubbs and self. The show manager for KDIA radio, gineers Face in Industry Sheri Anderson will con- choreographs spacecrafts, are the guest panelists. and the Black Industrial- duct an African Hair De- planets, and other Environmental protection, Later in the evening at ist" are the topics of lec- sign Workshop at 3 p.m. astronomical effects and 8:30, the Southe African tures scheduled to begin at A display of African creates an hour of enter- Black Theatre Project '77 3 p.m. and follow every fashions and poetry read- tainment which absorbs one-half hour respectively. ings follows at 5:30 p.m., the mind in a futuristic Management, will perform. A dance, featuring Black Awareness Week with a winetasting recep- setting. Greyship Daviz, California begins its fifth day with a tion, immediately Each performance is Malibu and Underground poetry workshop in the following. different, said Fred Read, ional systems, Railroad, highlights the Guadalupe Room of the Martial arts will be director of the De Anza day. The dance will begin Student Union at 10 a.m. discussed and demon- Cosmic Concert. at 9 p.m. in the Student Friday. strated at 6:30 p.m. by Mu "The more the audience Union Ballroom. A.S. President James Chi Do Ryo. gets into the show, the ty, Boating safety The second day of ac- Ferguson will present Sheri Anderson con- more we do," he said. a tivities for Black awards to "Outstanding cludes the day's events The "Eye See the Light Awareness week begins at Black Students" at 12:30 with a lecture and presen- Show" group, who perform and 12:30 p.m. Monday. p.m. tation on "Contemporary the Cosmic Concert, have SJSU Affirmative Etheridge Knight, poet Black Art." Action Officer, Stephen and leader of the new black aesthetic will read poetry Saving lives. Faustina is the keynote speaker on "Race, Prefer- at 1:30 p.m. in the Student ential Admissions and the Council Chambers. Knight 14 Amendment." is the recipient of a A panel discussion Guggenheim Fellowship. follows at 1 p.m. Ethel SJSU counselor, Bryant, SJSU advisor in Marjorie Towns Craig Career Planning and leads a panel of four in a Placement, Dr. Milton discussion of "Black "Bud" Anderson, SJSU Man/Black Woman Re- associate professor of Psy- lationships" at 3:30 p.m chology, Bernadine Lawrence Harrison, psy- Braund, Administrator of chologist at San Francisco California State Employ- State University, Gloria ment Development Alibaruho, associate pro- Department, Dr. Arthur fessor of Afro-American Pearl, Professor of edu- Studies at SJSU, Rudolph Friday February 11 )1 South African Skycreek - No cover ’’( Saturday February 12 Black Theatre New Riders of the Purple Sage also Project 77 The Stanky Brown Group -cover S4 (X) Tuesday February 15 Jackson Street - No cover Play "Survival" These are just some of thefields you're likely paid. 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I By Mark Paxton Young then left the contest fith Larry Albala's job is to to prepare for the final assemble 25 pounds of bout. er? spaghetti, nine gallons of Everyone has a unique vet sauce and lots of hungry game plan, the ninefy NO people. That is exactly minute wait for the small what he did Wednesday at plate of spaghetti gives the age Vallco Park shopping contestants plenty of time 915, center. to work one out. nen Albala has organized to spaghetti eating contests in Albala recalled several 18 cities so far, with more different people with dif- to go. All this to promote ferent ideas about how to ous r), sales of a new spaghetti win a spaghetti contest. oc- sauce. "In one city we had a and Albala, who is usually a guy who brought his own mil- chef at a country club on spices, or people not eating iyed Long Island, has been a for days, figuring it was a ags, pasta monger since Nov. 1, consumption contest. One thin when all this got started. guy even brought his own type 1,000 spectators fork." Wednesday's contest Speed count men drew about 1,000 spectators .. . and contestants, including Albala pointed out that the ". :...... ,:--- .7..-- .....1 ' ft ' . ar . Richard Johns "., ft a few who were very neatness and speed count, * * * * * * * for 0 .2* . ., . . a , a . a. ay rper 0, .., IN:. a, vir . .. serious about winning the each entrant only gets a a - a . . Tom Shefield inhales a Plato 6200 grand prize. small portion of the dish. .pc 51" e ,,, ' ' ek ' of spaghetti in an attempt to aikeimiret , 40 laliNakm," Ronald Young, 18, won The judges add one second td in . d 10,....4w 416 la beat out the other 159 contest- * ssed al 5 . 41. ....-- il ll'ait. the fourth heat to qualify for each splatter on the ants entered in Hunt's Prima * e . y 4., --..- ,.. ance * . 0 e% 410 Ist for the finals. Young at- "score bib" and each Salsa contest. shed ii . Ir. 46 11/ tributed his success to luck strand of spaghetti left on ft a . IW ' tand 4 41 . - a. il. and hunger, "It was a the plate. Young, who improved his been Richard Johns lucky break," he said, "the As the four hour event Contestants original time to a respec- ; any fight the battle of the bulge as a crowd of interested Spectators look on. sauce was one one side." finalists wore on, the table 13 seconds. for the eat-offs. :t : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : gathered Vidales could only pant The winner "Wow" as he received his Sensitive artist's David Vidales, 21, of check for first place. San Jose, emerged the The operation port Parachuting Capture photos at the zoo winner, with a speen- moves to Portland Saturday, to do 1st Jump course splitting time of nine * theme is survival the same thing all over STEVENS PARA LOF seconds. again. Maybe someone will S61-5358 7574157 * By Bruce Wylie out a husband is survival," The second-place check beat that Philadelphia Special "Art takes a great deal 20' she said. By Susan Briley Weinberg's photos that "campus problem solver," for $100 went to Ronald man's time of six seconds. Student Rat, - of energy, it separates the MacDairmid has also One picture may be unobtrusively line the walls wanted to give students the * * *44 * hobbiest from those that penetrated into the male- worth a thousand words, of the Ombudsman Office opportunity to let the com- pursue art for art's sake." oriented world of small but in the case of Rob Wein- are of zoo animals taken at munity see what the stu- The energy that Sandra business as part-owner of a berg, a picture could be close range. dent artists can do. COUPON MacDairmid generates for Los Gatos art framing firm worth a lot more. "After I bought my her art carries over into and survived that as well. If all goes well with his camera I went to the zoo. Anyone is welcome to her other careers of SJSU Self -described as photographs currently on The tiger in the photograph offer a portfolio of their FREE DELIVERY undergraduate and mother "freaky and outspoken," exhibit in the Ombudsman and I sized each other up work to the office for con- WITHIN 3 MILES of three teenagers. she is "intolerant of Office, it could mean more for about two hours before I sideration for exhibit. The 39-year old artist whiners who don't like it jobs and possibly a career decided to shoot the pic- Weinberg's is the first currently displays a print the way it is." Her philo- in photography. ture," Weinberg explained. exhibit to be featured. engraving entitled, sophy is that "of using Weinberg "I was leaning so is modest far People interested in "Earthmother giving birth every available moment" about his career in forward to get the photo- shot that exhibiting their work to Faith, Hope and to the fullest in living your graphy at this point. "I'm the keepers kicked me should see Robert Barone Charity," in the SJSU life because the end is al- not a photographer yet," he out," he said. in the Ombudsman Office PERFECTLY PERFECT library as part of a display ready known death. says. Weinberg's exhibit will prz.zA or call 277-2720. tents, highlighting the Contem- Her oil paintings and "I think the photog- be on display in the Om- with porary American Poetry print engravings reflect raphers that really made it budsman Office, located in One picture is worth 55 RACE ST., SAN JOSE r series. this life motif in a figura- just went out and made Building R, for the next more than a thousand Two free cokes with this ad on any MacDairmid traced her tive drawing style. their way with their three weeks. words 'and Rob Weinberg large or party size pizza exposure to art back "15 Sometimes her art deals cameras," Weinberg says. At that time the exhibit proves it by capturing the years or so" to Texas with the not so light-heart- "A lot of the pictures I take will change and another casual warmth of a subject ., where she was the wife of a ed side of life-like aging are for friends and that's student artist will have a he likes to photograph. 293-9711 naval aviator. Her class- and wrinkles, worries and great because it really chance to display his or her room training includes a fat. warms me up to the sub- work. Texas City College, the El- "I'm pursuing art to ex- ject." The Ombudsman Office, lende Institute in San Mi- press myself through art," guel, Mexico, the SJSU Art in a sharing process that Department and several reveals a part of herself, private instructors along she said. Film classes offered the way. She is more concerned Before Sound Guard® She credits her instruc- with women in her themes tors with being "the right because she "knows them through New College person at the right time" to best." Especially impor- prevent steer and draw her onward the only my to tant to her are "success- Looking for a three-unit ema" Thursday nights in in her pursuit of art. SJSU ful" women those that class that isn't boring, Morris Dailey Auditorium. professor of art, John De- have contributed to living complicated or too expen- Films in this series include vincenzi, is a man she re- through their survival. sive? New College lecturer "Blue from Angel," "Algiers," your records wearing out

spects and "adores" and James Zuur is offering two and "Women In Love." She described "the pain considers him to be her special film classes this the void between your Admission to mentor. of semester that just might fit the Tues- was not to play them. day The role of teachers head and your hand" that the bill. night class will either in be free or have been so important in artists continually face In conjunction with "minimal," ac- cording to Zuur, The villain behind this time significantly retarding shaping her art that it ap- search of inspiration. Her Camera One Theatre, Zuur depending 18-year old daughter and 15 on what he can peals to her as another pos- is offering a class on negotiate destruction is friction. (If a increases in surface noise and 17-year old sons pro- with Camera One. sible career once she "American Contemporary diamond cuts through steel, and harmonic distortion!* vide an atmosphere that Students enrolled achieves her BA in art. Directors" on Tuesday in the transcends generation Thursday class you can imagine what a In other words, when "I'd really like to be a nights. Students will meet will be ad- as she sometimes lis- mitted free to diamond stylus does to vinyl applied according to in- teacher, especially work- gaps at the theatre at 366 S. First those films. tens to "Pink Floyd" or the ing with young people and St. to view and discuss such Persons interested in records.) Fortunately, from structions, a new record "Moody Blues" for stimu- art," she said. Her slightly films as "Five Easy signing up for either of the outer space has come a solu- treated with Sound Guard lus. Her family situation negative remark about Pieces" and "King of Mar- courses must already be has the security and roots tion to record degradation. preservative and played "joining the corps of people vin Gardens." enrolled at SJSU. For more she needs yet the freedom searching for teaching The second class will be information, students may It's called Sound Guard! 100 times sounds the saw for self-expression. Mac- positions" only describes connected with the A.S. contact Zuur at his New A by-product of re- as one in "mint" condition Dairmid loves the exper- the fact that there is a film series, "Sex in the Cin- College office, 277-3352. search into dry lubricants played the first time! drawback to her aspira- iences she has had because for aerospace applications, Sound Guard preserva- tions. she loves being a mother, Sandra MacDairmid is she said. Sound Guard record tive comes in a kit (complete not the type of woman, Currently she is past WHAT preservative puts a micro- with non-aerosol pump however, to accept draw- midway in completing a scopically-thin (less than sprayer and velvet buffing backs at anything other suite of 12 prints due to be than face value. Her per- displayed in the Gallery AWAY 0.000003" ) dry film on pad). It is completely safe sonal record and the recur- House in Palo Alto at the records to protect the and effective for all discs, ring theme of survival in end of March. Its theme TO LIVE grooves from damage. Yet, from precious old 78's many of her works bears deals with angels, not the remarkably, it does not to the newest LP's including this out. heavenly variety, but those LIGHTED TENNIS COURTS An early drawback she with the realism of earthly 4 SWIMMING POOLS degrade fidelity. CD-4's. survived was a "rotten women. Another local gal- GYM/WEIGHT ROOM With same magmficate on. record vinyl shows no wear Independent tests Recently introduced childhood," much more lery that she is associated If you've played any show that Sound Guard pre- to audiophiles, Sound Guard regulated and subdued with is the Group 21 in Los LIGHTED BASKETBALL than that of a liberated wo- Gatos. 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CS Summer fre s, .oiol I.. ilk. lepo.fri iii ii.ideinal Is of Hall Corixwation tot its record preservauve. c 1976 by Ball Corpoi Career Planning Et Placement Hit February 11, 1977, Page 6 On the Ito Spartan nine 'psyched' for Broncos ROZZI, SPORTS EDITORZIJAMIE Sal Taormlna's talented By Rich Freedman teams. that start and relieve Wyatt pitched 7-1/3 in- "No matter how good club are the Hahn brothers, Spartan varsity pitching "They have pitchers "Our pitchers will start nings in Tuesday's opener you are physically," he ad- Gordy and George. coach Jerry McClain must that start and pitchers that until that prove they and allowed only one ded, "The problems with Gordy is a speedy out- New cage home feel like a judge at a beauty. relieve. We have pitchers can't," McClain said. earned run. He sur- the coach have to rub-off." fielder and George is start- contest with two of his rendered seven hits. The Spartans are ing catcher who's entering daughters competing. "Charlie pitched an ex- primed for the three-game his fourth season on the McClain was with Santa cellent game," McClain battle, according to Mc' lacks class Bronco varsity. Clara three years before noted. "Good enough to Clam. tN_ The last name may SJSU head coach Gene win." "This is the most pre- sound familiar. Their Menges was able to coax Wyatt, the only pitcher pared team I've ever brother, Don Hahn, played IT IS PECULIAR to see a Spartan benchwarmer him into helping build a on last year's team with an coached," he said. "We're in the 1969 World Series as straining to watch his teammates in action because sagging baseball program earned run average under going to be tough. centerfielder for the New some starving fan has blocked his view enroute to a this year. 4.00, somewhat agreed, "And if they scouted us York Mets. lone concession stand. Ironically, the Broncos "I thought I pitched all against Cal, they're going "They have the talent," Envision freshman forward Wally Rank performing are SJSU's first league right," he said. "But! gave to be scared." McClain said, "But we're one of his slam dunks and just 15 feet beyond him that opponents, visiting Muni- up too many hits. I need Tormented may be the aggressive. It's going lobe same starving fan is purchasing an all-meat wiener cipal Stadium for a single work on my curveball." word. a battle." - from that sole concessionaire. game today at 2:30 and * One scout agreed. In the The Spartans pounded Like the one between Another fan, on his way to the restrooms has just doubleheader tomorrow third inning a Seattle Mari- out 18 hits in Tuesday's two daughters in a beauty collided with basketball coach Ivan Guevara who has beginning at noon. ners' representative asked games, four each by swift contest. Only McClain has leaped from the bench in rage of a referee's whistle. "It's a unique situa- sarcastically, "When is he Tony Biondi and sluggish These, along with the game itself, are just some of tion," McClain said of play- going to throw a curve?" Randy Johnson. obviously decided who to for. the added attractions one can observe in the SJSU ing against his former pup- Wyatt will get his All of SJSU's hits were vote basketball team's new home, the Independence Park ils. "I've coached most of chance at the Broncos not of the pea-shooting Three triples Fieldhouse. those kids two or three Saturday and thinks the variety. GIANT The Spartan basketball program, in quest of a years. It's a funny feeling. three-game set will show boomed off the Spartan home games 10 minutes bats. The final blast, Rich BOOK SALE larger facility, has moved its "I hope they do well, but the character of the Spar- Fantastic Bargains down scenic Highway 280 to the newly-constructed high not against us," added the tans. Guardino's boomer to left- on school gym via a couple of San Jose's antiquated 30-year old former minor "We're going to take all centerfield, provided the Publishers' Overstock landmarks. league pitcher. three," he promised, ignor- impetus for the winning Books on Gardening, BUT IN THE MOVE the basketball team has lost The Spartans are 1-1 ing the dominance Santa run as Guardino scored Art, Cooking, Sports, the atmosphere that surrounds a college level this season after splitting a Clara had over SJSU last moments later on a sacri- Etc program. doubleheader with UC Ber- season. fice fly by Jay Peryam. BOOKS INC. A few years ago the Spartans were known to hold an keley Tuesday and, accord- McClain said SJSU has As for Santa Clara, Mc- 420 Town Et Country Village' occasional home contest in Spartan Gym. You ing to McClain, can't wait a comparable starting line- ClaM sees 6-foot-2 pitcher (Corner of Stevens Crk and remember Spartan Gym, that ancient relic at the to face Santa Clara. up with its cross-county ri- Rick Foley as the ace of the Winchester) corner of Fourth and San Carlos streets with the "These guys get vals, but Santa Clara has staff. 243-6262 fluorescent blue walls where the excitement of walk- psyched up for practice," better bench strength. Pacing the offense for through registration gets underway every semester he said, emphasizing the "They get a better drink how could anyone forget? positive attitude of this of talent outside the area." Well, it was down the road to the San Jose Civic explained. "Our year's club. McClain Special Student Rates Auditorium after that, and despite the fact that it was McClain plans on start- recruiting outside the not a modern facility, the Civic has what it takes to TV's ing 6-foot-6 Steve Friar to- county hasn't been as keen create the college-level atmosphere. day while Charlie Wyatt as it should be. Unlike the Independence Fieldhouse, the Civic and Jeff Nowotny are "They (Santa Clara ) separated the players' seating area from those of the scheduled for tomorrow. work very hard. But I FOR RENT common fan. The players and coaches did not have to "Steve has a sinking heard they are having worry about hungry obstructions. The only thing fastball and his slider was internal (coaching) pro- $10.00 PER MONTH separating the cagers from the floor action was the out- great in our practice game blems," McClain said. 377-2935 of-bounds line ... and it never gets hungry. against De Anza," McClain At the Civic, players did not have to worry about said. collisions with fans if they overran a fast break, The frizzy-haired coach NIGHTLY SPECIAL because a three foot retaining wall lined the lower- Richard Johns noted the pitching format is SJSU baseball coach Gene Menges checks the rain which level seats. different between the two marred the Spartans opener Tuesday. AGAINST ILLINOIS STATE a few weeks back at CLASAGNA and BREAD $1.91-1 Independence, Rank overran a long outlet pass and STUDENT NIGHTS ARE rolled over two innocent fans who had been seated in a Lowly Bulldogs next row of metal chairs about 10 feet beyond the baseline. MONDAYS AND TUESDAY The Independence Fieldhouse holds about 4,500 fans Well Drinks 75c on rows of hardwood benches with nothing behind you except someone's knees. Cogers on the rood Open The The Civic Auditorium holds approximately 2,100 fense has been the strong ('all For Appointments fans in individual seats with arm and back rests. The Currently in the middle shots from the field enroute suit of the team all season Civic has an upper level for people who prefer a look of their final and most to a 23-pount performance long. They have given up from a different perspective. The upper and lower important road trip of the in the 69-66 win. ENTERTAINMENT only 71.5 points per outing NIGHTLY levels at Independence are joined together . . . by a season, the Spartan basket- SJSU guard Ken Mickey to conference opponents. row of seats. ball team takes on Fresno played all 40 minutes and No Cover-No Minimum State tomorrow night. graced the Spartan point This figure is second best in 'r(1? The largest crowd the cagers have drawn this the PCAA. season were the 4,000 boisterous fans who watched The game will be car- total with 21. the SJSU on the other hand, 92 NORTH MARKET ST. riSREWER4 kErtirr cagers rip PCAA leader Long Beach State Saturday. ried on KX-RX (1500 AM) The outcome however, beginning at 8:05 p.m. was decided at the foul line has yielded 74.3 per PCAA The second largest crowd were the 2,300 curious fans game, next to last in the 292-8200 realaurant who showed up to see if the Taiwanese could really where SJSU made 17 of 22 conference. play basketball. attempts. Fresno was un- LBS 101, SJSU 69 able to get inside with THOSE TWO CROWDS would have easily over- regularity and paid the RALPH BAKSHI IN PERSON flowed the Civic Auditorium but those are only a couple LONG BEACHRe- price. WITH of exceptions as the average attendance is below the venging a loss to SJSU last The Bulldogs received maximum seating capacity of the Civic. Saturday, Long Beach only six charity tosses, of The one concession stand at Independence can State bombed the Spartans, which four were success- A fantasy vision of the future. easily be found by the fan who comes to the game to 101-69, in a PCAA basket- ful. munch . .. it is at the east end of the court. And the ball game here last night. When Fresno drew fouls bathrooms can be seen from every seat in the house, Lloyd McMillan canned inside on the Spartans, it they're at the west end of the floor. The concession 24 to pace the 49ers while was due to the brilliant pas- stands and bathrooms at the Civic are located con- Ken Mickey led SJSU with sing of 6-foot-3 guard Doug veniently in the outer halls so when Rank sinks a jump 11. Streeter, who had eight as- shot you don't have to watch some clumsy fan spill a sists in the game. Coke. Streeter's average of 6.7 Independence possesses the more modern Tartan Fresno has been at or assists ranks him just floor while the Civic has the traditional hardwood near the bottom of the above SJSU's Ken Mickey surface. But no points can be given here as players PCAA for the entire sea- for high honors in the have mixed opinions about the two surfaces. son, presently with a 1-5 PCAA. Hurray! Independence does have something that is mark. The Spartans The Bulldogs' top point extremely unusual when one thinks about SJSU started slowly, losing two producer in the loss to the parking. For a half buck one can park his car in a well- of their first three con- Spartans was seasonal lit, asphalt parking lot with lines separating the in- ference matches but came scoring leader, 6-foot-6 for- dividual stalls. back with a three-game ward, Eddie Adams. He Parking is horrendous at the Civic, but as SJSU PCAA win streak. had 14 points, his average, students we should all be used to that. One of those victories in the first meeting of the The Spartans journeyed to UCLA late in December came at the expense of the two teams. to one of the nation's finest hardwood college facilities, Bulldogs last Thursday at The victory gave SJSU a Pauley Pavilion. Independence Fieldhouse. 54-33 lead in the series I wonder if the Bruins would have come to San Jose Stan Hill, the Spartans' between the two schools. had they heard about the new Tartan floor. 6-foot-9 center, hit 10 of If The Fresno State de- Tankers face grueling test in road meets, three crucial to PCAA championship race The SJSU men's swim part in a tri-meet with the have made a 20-point turn- expected McKinley to win team faces a grueling test Spartans at 1 p.m. Five around in the scoring, all three events and help this weekend in southern hours later, SJSU is slated Azarfar said, because he win the fourth. California, with three to face PCAA opponents meets scheduled in the UOP and LBS. space of 26 hours. The team has been hurt by lack of depth, which was DON'T TAKE With its conference the turning point in the loss record even at 1-1 after last to Fresno, according to Friday's loss at Fresno t52- coach Shone Azarfar. RAPE 42), the team can make or Brian McKinley, who break its PCAA season. Azarfar expected to com- Among the teams SJSU pete in the 100 and 200 LYING DOWN will face are Long Beach meter butterfly faces, the State, University of Pacific 50 meter backstroke, and SELF DEFENSE FOR WOMEN and Santa Barbara. provide the backstroking in Basic throws, strikes Et kicks The marathon begins to- the medley relay foursome, How, when Et where to apply them. day at 2 p.m. against Santa came up with the flu and Tues. Et Thurs. 2:30-3:45 pm Barbara. Saturday, UCLA sat out. 6 lesson course and Pepperdine will take Nov. 23-Dec. 14 Those events would Price: $15.00 Regular $12.75 Full-time student INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOPHYSICAL MODERNE DRUG CO. DEVELOPMENT Inc. ANTHONY D. CAMPAGNA, JR. 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mted hopes championship road not rocky hers, By Russell Ingold Through much Collegiate Championships peting against guys my a less significant tourna- out- His name is Leonard, as strenuous and disciplined at SJSU. own weight, and that ment. start- keeps in "Lenny," but his phy- work, he has mastered the "Personally, I'm look- me on the right track. "I've improved a great ering sical appearance and repertoire of skills neces- ing forward to the Far "It will be difficult be- deal this past year," Urso the determined spirit instead sary for achieving black Westerns," Urso said. cause there's two other said, "and I plan on im- closely resemble that of best status. After seven "This year's tournament is really tough opponents in proving in the nationals." may "Rocky," the young boxer years of studiously bigger, and should be my weight class, Pat Fitz- He pointed out, ['heir who leaps into stardom in progressing in the fine art tougher than last year. simmons of UC Berkeley however, that the main rplayed Sylvester Stallone's recent of judo, the 6-foot-1 junior "It'll be good ex- and Mitch Palacio of San event the judo team is ies as movie. finished third in the PAAU perience, because this Francisco." shooting for is the team col- e New Leonard has op- competition last spring and tournament will be divided Urso displayed his capa- lege nationals, which will portunities for stardom, too qualified for the nationals. up into all weight divisions, bilities for standing up to decide whether the Spar- lent," - but he's existing in the And he thoughtfully and compared to just the two very stiff competition last tans will rule as the were real, living world ( ?) of intelligently was able to (heavyweight and light- weekend in the Buddhist U.S.A.'s number one for to be SJSU, where he has a last reflect on his hopes for this weight) last week in the meet. As was Rocky in the the 16th consecutive year. name of Urso and a top season, and, in particular, San Jose Buddhist Invi- apparent mismatch Rocky gained sudden tween name among those in col- Saturday's Far Western tational. So now I'll be corn- against the world cham- nationwide attention in the eauty legiate judo competition. pion, Urso was the little movie; hopefully, the road n has His black hair, man in a tournament of which leads to the nationals to to mustache, and facial giants. won't be a rocky one for features are similar to Any wrestler over 170 Leonard Urso Stallone's. His manner of pounds had to compete in speaking, despite being on the heavyweight division, PAULS PLACE a far higher intellectual and at 175 Urso was easily ins level, is nonetheless com- the lightest of all in his parable to Stallone's in his bracket. tock portrayal of Rocky. But he briskly zapped ing Leonard is a biology his four opponents, all of rts major; Rocky loved fish whom weighed over 210, to and aquariums. Leonard accumulate 32 points and 22 Varieties of GIANT came to SJSU from Balti- second place behind Spar- SUBMARINES C. Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m illaq more; Rocky also lived in a tan teammate Shawn k arc large, Eastern city. Gibbons, who notched 35 Urso isn't quite as points in a separate primitive. He has not been 100S. Second St. bracket. San Jose, Ca. Byous rumored to have drunk five The previous week, IJim 279-9096 The "masked invader" from Humboldt SJSU's Mike Applegate to prevent Ap- raw eggs from a glass for Urso gained first place in State (top) takes referee's position against plegate's escape. breakfast. But he shares the black belt division of with Rocky a similar philo- the Cupertino Invitational, INFORMAL DINING sophy: Matmen face Cards "The thing I like best (about his sport) is the get "GASSED" at SJSU's wrestling team five wrestlers who placed Terry Kerr said that he competition . . . When will host south bay rival in the 1977 California Col- may have to depend on the you're out there, you're not r Stanford in a home meet legiate Championships last services of newcomers there to be nice to the guy. ars SPARTAN finale tomorrow at noon in month in Bakersfield. They Anthony Gutierrez, Kevin You're out to win." Z935 Spartan gym. were Jim Spangler fifth at Hejnal and Nick DeLong in It is little wonder that he STATIONS Bragging rights will be 142 pounds, Mark Yancy tomorrow's meet. refers to a judo match as a at stake in the meet. fifth at 150 pounds, Craig "We should have better "fight." Best gas in town The Spartan grapplers, Reynolds third at 167 overall balance than Stan- But again, Leonard A who won the Biola Invi- pounds, Roy Tolles third at ford this weekend. We will Urso is far from barbaric At the cheapest prices tational last weekend and 190 pounds and Gary Lynn be hoping to get a couple of He does not grunt and snarl took fifth in the Portland champion at 177 pounds. falls," Kerr said. and split apart Giant Leonard Urso IGASOLINE 7th Et Phelan 10th Et Taylor State Invitational two Plagued with illness the "This weekend we will Sequoias with reckless MOTOR OIL 245 Keyes 4th Et Williams weeks ago, will have their Spartans have five get a good test of our depth abandon. the "Italian Stallion" hands full this weekend wrestlers who are doubtful in the ten weights. I just against the Cardinals. for Saturday's meet. hope that God is not against Stanford's line-up has SJSU wrestling coach us," he concluded Injured gymnasts tangle classifieds

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) February 11. 1977, Page 8 Valentine's Day idea-photocopying your face cinar5 By Alan Janson dent finds a photocopier, in two gray pieces of paper. self-analysis but after look- face, provided the indi- Need a gift idea for the library for example, Technan helps ing in the mirror for so vidual keeps his or her eyes Valentine's Day that only then presses his or her face Then along came a long, any distortion would closed. costs a nickel? against the glass, plugs in a photocopier technician who be an improvement." "Of course I'd hate to be 1111

enthusiastically opened the Because campus the first one to try it and a - - tpir- How about photocopy- nickel, closes his or her ing your face and sending it eyes and finally pushes the machine and increased the machines are difficult to month later find out there to your lover? button. exposure time, which pro- regulate, an attempt was is brain damage," he ad- If you're interested, This "kicks for a duced a fairly clear copy at made to use the copier at ded. however, be prepared for nickel" should yield a the maximum exposure Kinko's, 123 S. Third St., A Xerox Corp. sales re- some problems. photocopied face. level. but it was met with a re- presentative gave the Though a group of To test this process, "I suggest that every- fusal because "you might assurance that photocopy- Michigan State University Gail Cohen, a 28-year-old one try this wonderful ex- open your eyes and be ing one's face does not vio- students have had success public relations junior, perience of flattening your blinded by the light." late the copyright laws. with it, SJSU students have volunteered her face. nose on a photocopy Probably safe Another member of had technical setbacks Using an SJSU library machine," Cohen said. Dr. G. W. Turley, Xerox Corp. claimed it was with campus machines. photocopier and following Mike Conroy, a psy- director of the Campus not dangerous. "We do it The process would ap- the instructions to the chology student, believes, health Center, thinks it is all the time." pear simple. First the stu- letter produced nothing hut "It's not a good form of all right to photocopy one's Irene Casanova, a mass communications graduate. who has photocopied her face before, suggested L Campus area breakfast guide making a photo montage," similar to photograms, by. arranging different objects for those morning rumbles on the glass and taking their picture. .Ji John W Peterson By Pam Weening for only $1.05 to $1.25. cents to $1.60. It is also the refills. Another old hand at Mike Conroy, student, smiles for the mechanical photographer. It's early in the morning Peanuts' better only restaurant surveyed At your local "we do it photocopy machines, Andy Psychology and you're struggling to bargains are the breakfast to serve three eggs with the all for you place," Me- Calafut, a mass com- keep your eyelids open dur- specials. A London break- egg dishes, which include Donald's. Fourth and San munication graduate who ing a 8 a.m. lecture. In fast consisting of two meat, hash browns Carlos streets, you can get once worked for IBM, said Need Another Class? between stretches and poached eggs covered with (shredded fresh every two scrambled eggs and it's possible to stretch a yawns you're suddenly eheese on an English morning) and hot cakes for two sausages for 99 cents, dollar by moving it along 'In' the New College startled by a loud rumbling muffin, or Pike's Peak $1.40. two hot cakes and one with the light as the light Interdisciplinary Alternatives noise. Your stomach, it's Pancake, three hot cakes, Side orders of meat are sausage for 90 cents and an passes. Sample Topics: hungry. You forgot to eat bacon and one egg, go for only 70 cents and french Egg McMuffin (egg, ham, However, the library breakfast again. $1.50. Coffee is 25 and 30 toast only $1. Coffee sells cheese on a english muf- machines use a light that 1) Applying Law to Everyday Problems: again. cents with 10 and 15 cent re- for 30 cents a cup. fin), for 80 cents. Mc- flashes rather than one that Landlord Tenant, Noisy Neighbors, Nosey Officials. Divorce Sound familiar? If you fills. Sambo's, Second and Donald's also serves moves across the copy. 2) Going Into Business: Solving Legal and Economic Barrier, So, if SJSU students can't remember the last The Crystal Creamery, San Salvador streets, is a pastry, but it has been Come to building "0" For a Free Brochure time you had breakfast but 304 E. Santa Clara St., is typical fast-food restaurant known to be stale a few plan to take up this gift are willing to change that known for its once-a-week chain. Compared to the times. Coffee sells for 25 idea, they may well have to By Feb. 11 bad habit, somewhere breakfast specials. These other restaurants, Sambo's and 30 cents. find other machines amidst the nooks and consist of two eggs, meat, was over-priced. It did, crannies of downtown San hash browns and toast for however, have good buys in Jose there are a handful of only $1.95. its pancake specials served fast, economical and nutri- The Creamery also with eggs and meat for only tious breakfast places all serves three-egg ome- $1.20 to $1.70. Waffles, I I within walking distance of lettes ranging from $1.35 to eggs, meat and fruit juices the campus. $2.50 and shreds its own were another good buy at T L_, A survey taken by the potatoes for crisp, fresh $1.25. Daily compared prices, hash browns. Egg and meat dishes menus, location and clean- Doughnuts, rolls, muf- cost much more than the liness of each restaurant. fins and dry cereal with others, with prices ranging Out of the nine restaurants "fresh" fruit is also served. from $2.15 to $2.45. Don't be surveyed, three served However, the fruit is not fooled by their hot cake more specials at lower fresh; it's canned. prices (six for 85 cents). prices, one serves 26 Coffee sells for 30 cents The cakes are only a little REGISTRATION varieties of breakfast, one a cup and, like Peanuts, the bigger than glass coasters. has higher prices overall, Creamery offers a little The famous Sambo's 10- Iow one opens at 5 a.m., one is more elbow room than cent coffee now sells for 30 FALL more popular, one serves other restaurants. cents. _L OPFNIK PRIAM coffee with egg and meat ft.. The friendliest place in If you're in a hurry, breakfasts and three are town has to be Coffee 20, Herfy's, McDonald's and JEFFREY PAIMER for a quick pit stop only. Santa Clara Jack-in-a-Box can give you Eighth and csi 0(1 I "TM Paula's Breakfast streets. Coffee 20 is run by the quick over-the-counter Nook, Fourth and Santa two sisters, Ruby and type food. Clara streets, cooks home Sumi. They make their own Herfy's, Fourth and style cooking "just the way hash browns fresh every East San Fernando streets, mother does." morning and serve two-egg offers two specials, two Decorated warmly with specials. eggs with bacon or sausage plants, the Breakfast Nook Special A, two eggs, and toast for $1.25. The only serves more than 26 deli- hash browns and toast, good offer may be the 25 cious breakfasts ranging costs 99 cents, Special B, cent cup of coffee with free from 90 cents to $2. All egg two eggs, two pieces of breakfasts are accom- bacon or sausage, hash panied by hash browns, browns and toast costs toast or hot cakes. $1.59. ATTENTION Paula's, open six days a Coffee is 30 cents with week from 6:30 a.m. to 2:45 one free refill and Coffee 20 All Campus p.m., also offers a greater is also the only restaurant Employees variety of omelettes than to include coffee with three the other restaurants sur- breakfast specials. Steak veyed. From plain to and eggs are $2.95, pork The California State Employees Portuguese sausage for Association is sponsoring a chops and eggs $2.75 and Tax $1.10 to $1.90. Coffee is 25 Forum on Saturday, Feb- hamburger patty and eggs ruary 12. 1977 from 10 a.m. cents with a five cent are $1.90. to 12am. in the Science Bldg., charge for every refill. If your saying is "the Room 142. Mark Fanich, at- If you're looking for a early bird catches the torney and tax expert in San crowd, then Peanuts on San worm," then the Quality Jose will make a short pre- Fernando between Fifth sentation; the topic will be Cafe, East Santa Clara . A.... and Sixth streets, is the street between Fourth and "Changes in the 1976 income tax forms followed 411.11111..: place to go. A favorite is for you. by a Fifth streets, question and answer period. hang-out. Peanuts serves It opens at 5 every egg and meat dishes rang- Coffee and cookies will be morning and is the lowest served. Plan now to attend. ing from $1.05 to $1.65 and priced restaurant overall, hot rakes and french toast with prices ranging from 75

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