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Dance your way through SPARTAN DA 1 LY the last issue of etc. I hiirsday, May 13, 1993 VoL 100, No. 67 Published pr San Jose State University since 1934 Master Plan for education under review

BY KANIILAH BOONE held throughout the year, dealing Spartan Daily Staff Writer with different aspects of the plan. A public hearing concerning Stephen Van Beek, SJSU's the Master Plan for Higher Edu- community and government liai- cation, which affects student fees, son for the Academic Senate, feels was held Thesday. the assembly needs to focus on The Master Plan is a 196-page quality education. report drafted in 1960, allocat- "The committee is too con- ing students to the three levels of cerned with access," he said. "If the state collegiate system in an too many students come in, the attempt to provide everyone in larger the class size becomes, and California with a college educa- the quality of the education goes tion, and it is under review due to down. budgetary problems. "With too many students, the Thesday's hearing was an state won't be able to come up opportuntiy for the public to with the money to fund their voice opinions on what parts of education," Van Beek said. the plan should be revised and "Focusing too much on access comment on a draft being con- will result in very little quality. sidered. "From a faculty aspect, the Destonn. Fog The draft, however, is just a primary issue to be focused on is recommendation. "It's hard to say what will end up in the bill," said Jim Lites, senior consultant to The piTuge Marguerite Archie-Hudson, Ytoo many chairwoman of the Assembly Committee of Higher Education. students come in, "It's still moving through the TOP: Glen Hansen works on the final project for committee in an almost outline the larger the class his Industrial Design class Wednesday after- form:' noon. He is making a home maintenance sys- The draft could possibly size becomes, and tem. Hansen, along with 20 other students, become law, according to Lites. have been working on their projects all semes- Some of the recommendations the qualiol ofthe ter long which are due Tuesday. the Assembly Committee on Higher Education are consider- education goes LEFT: Hansen paints his project. The final pro- ing include tuition-free status for an increase in jects will be entered in a Goldstar design com- state residents, graduate students' fees and slid- down.' pitition after they are completed. ing-scale fees based on income. Stephen Van Beek "These are all options on the Acadermc Senate PHOTOS BY AIMEE MCKINNEY SPARTAN DAIL Y same issue," said David Mesher, assistant English professor. access," he said, "but the chancel- "According to the 1960 version lor is concerned with fees coming of the Master Plan, students don't into the system. The past legisla- pay tuition," Mesher continued. ture hasn't provided funds. "What students pay now are uni- "Higher fees don't necessarily versity fees, which has gone up mean better education. Students because the state is unable to pay have paid more and gotten less," SJSU look good anything." Van Beek said. make consideration is a to students pay no Also under Wanted: VP Because tuition, the sliding-scale fee modified curriculum to help BY BRIAN WACIrau year's aborted presidential search, tion, filled on an interim basis One large difference between according to income is irrelevant, smooth the transition from uni- Spartan Daily Stall Wnter the hopefuls will have to be will- since 1991 by Dean Batt. the two kinds of organization is as is tuition-free status (for Cali- versit: university. The new SJSU administrative ing to accept pay that is low rela- Batt told the Spartan Daily in that in a university such as SJSU, fornia state residents)." "Vit like to homogenize vice president, to be selected this tive to the high Bay Area cost of March that he is not interested in "there are a large number of peo- Lites said the Master Plan requirements so transferring stu- summer by a newly appointed living, said Robert Milnes, direc- the permanent position. ple that can't be fired," he said. needs to be reviewed, because it dents don't lose units in the committee, will have to provide tor of the School of Art and Milnes said his experience and Milnes describes the prime hasn't been examined in 30 years. process," Lites said. top-notch services at a bargain- Design, also a committee mem- knowledge of the position will function of the administrative The object of the review board "The audience reaction was basement price. ber. help his ability to search for and vice president as "keeping the is to "keep the principles of the predictable," Lites said. "Teachers Excellent interpersonal skills, Committee chair Ed Cham- screen potential candidates. university running:' Master Plan while downsizing," didn't want additional classes, extensive management experi- bers said the salary has yet to be "They've got to understand For the new administrator, this said Lites. graduate students didn't want ence, an ability to interact with set by President J. Handel Evans. what universities are they are will include maintenance and "The primary mission is to additional fees and administra- the Silicon Valley business com- Milnes served on the presi- not businesses," Milnes said, construction of buildings and provide access and to focus on tors didn't want to fund financial munity and savvy in dealing with dent's Strategic Planning Task "they are like businesses, but the grounds such as the San Car- first-time students," Lites said. aid." legislators are some of the quali- Force, assembled to make recom- product universities produce is los Street closure, scheduled for "We need to keep education If the bill with the committee's ties Professor Stephen Van Beek mendations on the future of SJSU. certainly a lot more nebulous." June, and the new humanities affordable and ensure its high recommendations passes, it will will be looking for as a member He worked on the subcommittee "People who are driven by pro- building. quality." take effect January 1, 1994, of the selection committee. dealing with what was then called duction may not understand uni- Several hearings have been according to Lites. But, as with candidates in la.st- the executive vice president posi- versities," he said. See SEARCH, Page 3 'Daily' operations Rally promotes funding to get fresh blood

BY JENNIFER KANE of county AIDS services `pagan Daily Staff Writer The Spartan Daily has two new leaders ready to take over for next semester. Hector BY TRACY BLAKELY als who wanted to save the funding. Flores will be the executive editor and Jim spartan Daily Stan Writer Sandoval explained the goals to a Tramel will be the advertising director. It was a red ribbon day Wednesday, cheering crowd by outlining a course Flores has been with the journalism depart- as more than 50 community activists of action to deal with the disease in a ment for one year, but his lifetime interest in gathered in San Jose carrying banners cost efficient way. newspapers drove him to run for his new posi- with messages like "Silence Equals "We need to strengthen and tion. Death, Action Equals Life" to save enhance HIV prevention in the Santa He has always had a particular fascination Santa Clara County's budget that funds Clara County through funding of both with sports and recently developed the same various AIDS related projects. county- and community-based pro- interest in other news. On the plaza below the County grams, centralize HIV/AIDS services "I might have hated it when I was a young Government Building, Santa Clara under one umbrella by creating a child," Flores said, "but now the first thing I do County HIV/AIDS Program Director county office of AIDS and provide ser- when I come home is turn on the news. It's Chris Sandoval served as host to a vices and outreach in a culturally com- something I really enjoy reading and watch- range of impassioned speakers, petent manner. I think that is a safe ing:' KARE N C IANNL R - SPARTAN DAILY broad including county supervisors, health- Working as a reporter on the Spartan Daily Alida Francisco shows her support for those dying of AIDS at the rally care workers and concerned individu- See RALLY, Page 3 held at the government building on Wednesday. See NEW LEADERS, Page 3

Arm. 2 Thursday, May 13,199d San )(AO Slate Univvrsit% SPARTAN DAILY Forum & Opinion EDITORIAI, Politically-correct labels hurt American diversity

trend got started a few Mexico, why would you allow passing Theyears back and journalists trends to erase your nation's name have been scramming ever from your identity? since tr ying to keep up with the latest All ethnic groups should have the fashionable liberal lingo. freedom to choose by what name they In the bible of newswriting, one of want to be known. But what we find is the top commandments dictates that even among themselves, there is little if you can say the same thing using consensus. Each group has its own fewer words, do it. sensitivity to a certain label; how is So when did black people become society at large going to accommodate African-American? A perfectly accu- them all? rate five -letter ethnic (or racial?) When white people start demand- description is now 15 letters long. ing to be called European-Americans, And, it's hyphenated, something all we'll know the end of clear, concise beginning newswriting students are writing is near. taught to use minimally. Because the people whose grand- And what about this Hispanic, parents came from Ireland, Germany, I.atino, Chicano, Mexican-American France, or Italy are all going to want to dilemma? Referring to somebody as be separated into distinct nationali- Mexican is now as taboo as calling an ties. Asian person oriental. Oriental was The more adamant we want to not a bad word until it was used pejo- draw distinctions among ourselves, ratively by racists. Anyway, the word the less of a cohesive unit America became anachronistic because it was will be. With labels, we're forcing peo- s C.012..R12./rrotJ6 vague and not encompassing enough ple to make distinctions, and we'll ci-4,12-W-To2-6, 2.,C) vAlziou (Japan does not consider itself part of turn into a maze of itty-bitty groups MARTIN GEE SPARTAN DAILY the Orient). of nations out for our ourselves, mak- But if you or your family are from ing unity an impossible dream. Lawmakers get free rides at taxpayer's expense Letters to the editor people on generous of us taxpayers. we can't have a California law many this campus go The free ride doesn't end maker use a public phone. through a with the car. They are given a They also get the use of a cel- From Richard Nixon to Bill Clinton monthly ritual of writing out a gasoline credit card, which lular phone at taxpayers Editor, "change" and youth. He is the right check to a big auto maker or a they can buy all of the gas they expense. All of the calls they Twenty-four years ago Richard place at the right time to use leader- bank to pay off a car loan or need, supposedly for the car make(business calls, of Nixon was just completing his first ship skills to bring about much need- factory-sponsored financing. they have leased. But there is course) are also paid for 100 days in office, as is Bill Clinton ed change from Washington, D.C. to But the legislators of this state nothing to stop them from through the use of a telephone John Perez today. the inner cities. To do so, he must sin- don't have to worry about lending the card to their credit card once again paid It has often been said that Nixon cerely listen. He must bring all sides, making payments, they get spouse or to a friend to pick for through the charity of the was the only President who could have liberal and conservative, Republican their cars paid for. Is G.M., up some free gas. If you think taxpayers. Telephone bills cost In the Mist opened up communication with and Democrat, rich and poor, to the Ford or one of the other auto the legislatures know better the state some $25,000 a year. China. With his passion for fighting table. makers giving the legislators a than that, think again. That is a lot of time in the car communism, both liberals and con- President Clinton could go down in free ride? No. But if you pay talking on the phone. I won- drive the car if they don't want servatives trusted his decision to be history as the President who opened taxes in this state, you are. der if they would yak on the to. High priced chauffeurs, the first President to visit China and the channels of communication California legislatures get ...we can't have a phone quite so much if they called "sergeant at arms," are the USSR. between political parties and diverse $400 a month to go towards had to pay for their own sometimes called on to drive Even with Watergate, Nixon will be groups. the leasing of a car, $450 a California law- phone calls. the legislators from the capitol remembered for his frank sit-down Just as Nixon used frank communi- month if you are a senior legis- to the airport, restaurants, or talks and his diplomacy on the world cation to be such an active player in lature. The money comes right maker use a public for personal errands There is stage. His repeated trips continue to bringing the Cold War to a close, from the state. The legislature ....take comfort in no one monitoring the law- keep global lines of communication Clinton could use the same skills is allowed to pick out any car phone. makers as to how they can use open. applied to domestic ills to bring about he/she wants and if the lease knowing the law- the car. Recently, Clinton had a 40-minute a positive change within America's payments are above the All of these perks and phone call with Nixon, seeking advice borders. money given to them, they malcers in the extras are beside the salary on international issues. This call was Nixon may have been the only must pay the difference. In a report by KRON they make. followed two days later with a face-to- President able to open communica- Just to give you an example, (Ch.4), one legislature appar- golden state are So, the next time you or a face meeting. tion with China, and Clinton may be a brand new 1993 Lincoln ently got gas five times in one friend make out a check to pay Nixon has since travelled to both the only President able to open com- Town car with all the options week. Gee, you would think a getting a golden for that car payment or fork Russia to meet with Yeltsin, and to munication within America. on it can be leased for about new car would get better out $1.40 a gallon for gas, take Asia to meet with the leaders of Japan, America's problems of drug abuse, $350 a month. A new Cadillac mileage than that. The gas bill comfort in knowing the law- Korea, and China. education, health care and the econo- Eldorado can also be leased is paid for by the state and the dealcourtesy of makers in the golden state are A policy conference was held in Los my are too important to leave to for around the same price. All state is funded through the getting a golden deal cour- Angeles on April 20 and 21, where party-partisan plays. of this leasing paid for by the greenbacks from you and me. the taxpayers. tesy of the taxpayers. members of the Clinton administra- Let's see if Bill Clinton has the state adds up to about The price tag for all of this tion, Nixon, Kissinger and Japanese courage to rise above political medi- $100,000 a year out of the state taxpayer supported gas spend- officials met to discuss international ocrity and lead America in domestic funds. That is $100,000 of ing comes out to about relationships. diplomacy. ilventy-four years from your tax money going to pay $70,000 a year. If the free car and the free Only through candid communica- now the next generation will honor for someone's car who you Ah, but what if the legisla- phone calls aren't enough, the John Perez is a Daily staff columnist. tion can the problems of today's world him. probably have never met. Very ture needs to use the phone, lawmakers also don't have to Ills column appears every Wednesday. be solved. Dr Jeanne Gilkey President Clinton was elected on Pnilessor, General Engineering Anti-gay attitude is just as bad as racism Smith's col- inside and outside the mili- as there has been a military, matt Sp DAILY umn, (Not Ban- tary. and we've managed to wage Jim Dugan RICIIARD ESPINOZA executive editor ning Gays From Finally, the claim that dis- our wars in spite of that. the Military is Questionable, crimination against sexual The separate facilities issue May I I) in favor of banning minorities is based only on is clearly secondary, because BRIAN WACHTER city editor COMMIS gays in the military, makes behavior while discrimination all that prudishness is cast PATTI EAGAN production editor some interesting points, but I between races is based only on aside on the battlefield. TARA MURPHY photo editor VieWpOint don't think his arguments skin color is obvious non- When it comes to a real DAVID MARSHALL chief photographer hold water. sense. fight, everybody has to work MARIA C. ROSE forum editor The first line of argument Tension between black and together as a well-trained the fact that those prejudices SEAN COOPER arts 6. entertainment editor seems to be we can't really white Americans does not team, whether they are white are condoned by military DEBRA MYERS features editor compare the integration of result from differences in skin or black, male or female, leaders. ERIK HOVE sports editor gays in the military with the color alone, but also from dif- straight or gay. The final argument seems JON 3LOMON chief copy editor integration of African-Ameri- ferences in culture. to be that even if a uniformly AMOS FABIAN national 61breign editor cans. We encounter these cultural applied code of conduct could Of course, the two are not differences through behavior: Discrimination is iron out some of these prob- CHRISTINA MION advertising director exactly the same, but there are we speak differently, use body lems, we just couldn't trust all many similarities and I think language differently, and mis- discrimination the soldiers to behave profes- BILL BEEMAN retail advatising manager the analogy is a pretty good understand each other. sionally all of the time. LIONEL CARREON advertising art director one. The real reasons for dis- whether based on This is probably true, but AARON THATCHER national advertising manager Does it matter whether crimination against both still not relevant. If this argu- AVELINO POMBO national advertising manarr homosexuality is inborn or groups is neither skin color an inborn ment made sense, we would KELLEY WELSH advertising marketing manager not? No! Discrimination is nor behavior, but stereotypes, have to ban women from the JIM BUTLER advertising downtown manager discrimination whether based ignorance, and unfounded characteristic like military because of the Tail- DOUG WA LICER advertising entertainment manager on an inborn characteristic fears. hook scandal. like skin color, or a personal The second line of argu- We expect soldiers to SUSAN GAMBERG advertising co-op manager skin color, or a CHRIS JETER advertising production manager choice like religion. ment is the old and some- behave professionally and we The argument that African- what tired shower argu- train them to do so. n".., REPORTERS: TRACY BLAKELY, KAMILAH BOONE, BILL ERB, HELTON FLORES, NANCY FONG, ALLAN Americans have suffered more ment. personal choice When they fail to do so, HOVLAND, MASER !DEIS, JENNIFER KANE, NICK KIRKENDALL LIANA KISH!, LAURA KLEINMAN, DINA "brutal" forms of discrimina- The idea that a few homo- disciplinary measures are MEDINA, ELAINE MEITZLER, , MINERVA PANLILIO, THEODORE SCHMIDT, TRUONG PHUOC KHANH, KEVIN hke religion TURNER, TORREY WEBB, PAUL WOTEL. tion than gays is an interesting sexuals or bisexuals in the bar- taken to correct the problem. CV., COLUMNISTS: JIM BATCH, LYNN BENSON. BROOKE SHELBY BIGGS, STEVE CHAE, AMOS FABIAN. 101114 sociological debate, but not at racks is going to disrupt mili- Neither the presence nor the PEREZ, MATT SMITH all relevant to the question of tary morale and discipline is absence of sexual minorities C`.60 ILLUSTRATORS: E D FOWLER, MARTIN GEE, FRED LIMPERT the military ban. patently ridiculous. The threat to this esprit de will change the fact that such PHOTOGRAPHERS: SHONA BAROFF, MON1T COME, JENNIFER FEURTADO, D A HORVATH, IENIFER LAPOLLA, CHRISTINA MACIAS, AIMEE MCKINNEY, KAREN SCHMIDT, MATT WALLIS. There is no denying that Whether anybody knew it corps does not come from the measures will sometimes be ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES:SCOTT ABBANAT, TERESE ALAI, CAROLYN CAMERON, sexual minorities are discrimi- or not, sexual minorities have presence of sexual minorities, necessary. GRACE CHOW, DARLENE KEE, ESTELA LAMBERTE, SUSAN RALEY, 11M TRAMEL, ALEX WADLEY, LIKING YEE nated against in many forms bunked together with the het- but from the prejudice that iim Dugan O., ADVERTISING PRODUCTION ARTISTS: ALVIN CHUNG, JEFF 1ACKSON, MARK TOWNSEND, TRINETTE graduate, tndustrial studies VAN DER HEIDEN. throughout our society, both erosexual majority for as long others have against them, and SPARTAN IMILY Nan lose male LI110. v I him,Lis, Nlas I t. 1'193 3

Ads for the position were con- ties nationwide that offer the SpartaGuide Search ceived Tuesday at a meeting by comprehensive curricula neces- Prong page I the committee, to be run in the sary for the candidate to have The San Jose State calendar the business community, said Chronicle of Higher Education experienced, said Milnes. Each of The successful candidate will committee member Van Beek. nationwide, Chambers said. those might have two or three need to have dent Union Almaden Room, call "experience in com- "We need someone who There are about 350 universi- potential candidates, he said. munity and campus Adria at 370-1031. relations," understands how career planning TODAY Milnes said. and MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Listen- placement provides a con- BAPTIST STUDENT MIN- To secure the cooperative nection between ing Hour: NEA Mezzo Soprano, campus and ISTRIES: Seminar-Relationship, involvement of the surrounding business:' he said. 12:30-1:20p.m., Music Building 11:00a.m.-12:00p.m., Umunhum community in the San Carlos Van Beek said understanding 6. Concert Hall, call 924-4673. Room Student Union; Seminar - Street closure, the university set should t ranslate into funding. 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Not valid with any other ot ter Wi3111116,1011 Square, San knit, CA, 9S192 0149. while lifetime care and treatment for an AIDS case costs $102,000. and onk ..; location. EXPIRES 6/1/93 "When we're told there's no Kinko's, 93 E. San Carlos 295-4336 money, which one of us is going to tell children why their parents New leaders died?" asked Bob Sorenson, exec- utive director of the Aris project, kinkois Froln page 1 semester. a health-care organization. "Who Jim Tramel was selected from a will tell teenagers having sex that the copy center $2 5 Fee this semester was one experience pool of six candidates to be next it's not our fault because we didn't 93 E. San Carlos St. Pay at Cashiers that encouraged Flores to contin- semeste's advertising director for spend enough money to tell them Office 295-4336 FAX 408-279-0655 ue his journalism career. "It the Spartan Daily. This semester, how to protect themselves and we (reporting) gave me the chance to Tramel has been an account exec- couldn't afford a 50-cent condom see what journalism is all about, utive on the advertising staff. to give them? Who will tell drug and it is all that I expected," Flo- Many members of the staff said addicts seeking services that we res said. "This semester on the Tramel is easy to approach and he don't have enough money to pro- Daily definitely gave me confi- vide a recovery program (and) in dence, as well." the meantime we can't provide Flores began taking over lead- them with a 45-cent syringe pro- ership of the newspaper this gram." week. SISU alumnus and ACT-UP Richard Espinoza, the Daily's member Andrew Gans led the current executive editor, feels Flo- group chanting "Wasting time is res will be good in the job wasting lives. Act up!" before because "he's strong. He doesn't explaining that there are really seem like he'd be frightened of two epidemics. anything he's going to have to "There is a second epidemic face. here and it's one that's very scary. "Hector has already had to It's the one demonstrated by the make unpopular general policy AIDS budget. It's not an epidem- decisions, but he didn't back ic that has doubled in four years, down from what he knew was it has either leveled off or is right," Espinoza said. decreasing. Look at the number Flores' primary goal is to of treatment services funded by the county general fund. We have a model program that has been Jim Tramel advertising director has the ability to lead. FREE PAN EVRA TION rro/11 0 0Ugt /r tr.:. Bill Beeman, the Daily's cur- tIvatoon oi i rent retail advertising manager, F roe poor propoy I ye,. It r 1,1 said Tramel is "very personable TOUCH TEL PAGING and gets along with everyone." 3097 MOORPAF1P. S J. IINtochesteo tArto t FOREIGN\ STUDENTS:

Hector Flores executive editor involve all campus organizations in the paper. ION) The new executive editor said he way to represent the campus IS fairly as possible is "by making Don't go back ywloaiTiaTu.d","::1),aikyL),1117,414,1=’,).1:Z; ENDS ;ure we have a good staff." aid most reasonable rate possible: We here at American SALE 5/21/93 "We have an obligation to this liorne until Lana, SIC Experts m shipping househdkl goods, ,chool," Flores added. He wants cars, packing and crating. SI) liyou arc shipping try, wean e or air, container or consolidation, we make sure your OPEN 9AM TO MIDNIGHT EVERYDAY! o focus on the issues that directly you read this shipment is handled with special care every step of the iffect this campus. "I would j way. Call our customer service representative for free nuch rather have an SJSU story mtimates and sailing schedules. in the front page than (a story Clinton did," he said. L41111V TOWER what RI. bout) 111E0 to cover the issues that I want AMERICAN EXPORT LINES SAN FRANCISCO SAN MATEO BERKELEY NOW OPEN DUBLIN he students here want to read CONCORD MOUNTAIN VIEW CAMPBELL bout." 1 -800-477-LESS URKSPUR SAN FRANCISCO ' SAN MATEO DUL IN MOUNTAIN VIEW y COLUNSUS ILILY .4 said he's got his work BERKELEY Flores 1.4 II I I* II I 11 I I I MOE , CONCORD t .01119e ut out for him, but is optimistic Since 1974 1-800-477-5377 STONISTOWN bout the Spartan Daily next migoommoimmunimpimoneompnimuminw

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BY PAM CORNELISON job, and she's been doing it for a al to the spartan Daily long time." VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR CHOLESTEROL Dressed in a tailored suit and Even though O'Reilly has been RESEARCH STUDY bright colored scarf, SJSU Re- in counseling for 35 years, 30 of Ntiles aged 21 to s old with high blood cholesterol arc entry Coordinator Virginia those at SJSU, she took a scenic 111,11ed to participate in a study to deterinine the effect of an O'Reilly sits behind a desk littered and circuitous route in getting approved cholesterol lowering drug on male reproductive func- with a haphazard collection of here. tion requiring blood tests and semen analysis. Free comprehen- paper haystacks. A picture of a Born and raised in Portland, Uni- .,. physical examination , including dietary consultations, lab- violin framed between two tall, Ore., O'Reilly attended the versity of Portland where she evaluations and monetary compensation provide. sparsely furnished bookcases commands attention as she quiet- earned her undergraduate degree PLEASE CALL SUNNYVALE MEDICAL CLINIC ly confides an obvious fact in music on a full scholarship. ASK FOR DOUG (415) 364-4165 organizing a desk is not her Packing up her violin after gradu- strong suit. ation, she headed for Montana to "1 really wish I could hire live the country life with her someone to help organize my grandfather. There, she became desk," O'Reilly says. interested in equestrian events But in these times of bone- and trained for showing horses crunching budget cuts that pro- and competitive horse jumping vide for her position only half- a grueling and often danger- time, despite an ever-growing re- ous sport. entry student population, no help After deciding neither music is on the way, and O'Reilly con- nor horses were a viable means C;4;i111144 tinues to perform as the Re-entry for making a living, O'Reilly Program's solo staff person. acted on her interest in counsel- Kathie Burnett, one of four ing and decided to pursue a mas-

C4/441JVII part-time student peer counselors ter's degree in that field at Stan- who report to O'Reilly, says ford University. O'Reilly's leadership and style are Upon completing her degree, essential to the survival of the Re- she says she reluctantly left Cali- entry Program. fornia in 1958 for a position at the "Because our budget is so University of Montana as a MENLO COLLEGE small, we have to rely on working women's counselor. In 1961, she closely with other departments to accepted the position of head DAYID M. MARSHALLSPARTAN DAILY get things done," Burnett says. counselor of women at the Uni- Virginia O'Reilly, SJSU counselor for 30 years and Re-entry Program of Illinois. "Virginia's networking skills and versity coordinator, makes sure the needs of re-entry students are met. ability to delegate and barter ser- According to O'Reilly, counsel- fun! atrn credit toward your degree...Take a class for vices with other departments is ing university students then was Course offerings include Communications, Biology, invaluable to the program:' very simple and straightforward. position of assistant dean of own enjoyment. English, Accounting, Computer Science, Psychology, Kathleen Wall, director of "The university administrative women in 1964, she accepted and O'Reilly lives in Los Gatos with and Mathematics. counseling who has worked with philosophy in those early days of returned to California for good. her husband Robert, a physician O'Reilly for the past nine years, my career was 'keep the women Although her career was in and administrator at Valley Med- A travel opportunity to Greece is also offered for unit praises O'Reilly for her dedica- in line and the men will follow,'" counseling, O'Reilly continued ical Center. credit. tion and many contributions to she says. "It seemed to work then, her equestrian avocation in San She has four grown children the Re-entry Program. but that was certainly long ago Jose until a bad fall forced her to living away from home, and she Three and four unit classes begin June 1. "Virginia provides invaluable and far away." relinquish the four-legged sport says she is perfectly happy having services and support to re-entry But the gloom of Midwestern for good. an empty nest. On-t ampus housing is available. students orientation sessions, weather only made O'Reilly miss But music was a different story. After three-and-a-half decades the re-entry newsletter, counsel- California even more, and she O'Reilly never gave up the violin of counseling service, O'Reilly Contact the Menlo College Admissions Office ing, brown-bag-lunch group dis- vowed to find a way back to the and went on to perform with the admits that retirement has (415) 688-3753 for further information. cussions in letting them know coast. San Jose Symphony, playing first crossed her mind on occasion they are not alone," Wall says. "Once I found out that the sun violin with the orchestra for near- "typically on budget-cutting "She does an extremely effective came out here in the morning, I ly 10 years. Later, she played occasions," she says but she has was really hooked," O'Reilly says. chamber music with a local no real intention of riding ()flint So, when SJSU offered her the ensemble and now plays for her the sunset just yet. TCI, Fox launch new cable channel

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) Tele-Communications Inc., the E. nation's biggest cable television company, and Fox Inc. announced plans Wednesday to launch a cable channel patterned after the successful Fox network. STOP THINKING The deal matches two tradi- SERET-'S tional rivals, a company that offers television for a fee over cables and one that does it for free over the air. The channel, which will pri- Spartan Daily Ad Staff marily feature original program- ,earn valuable sales tc hniques and get ming, will be aimed at the I 8-to- nands-on experience with computer programs CDUJ-r- 49 age group targeted by Fox used in the advertising industry. Come in today or call 924-3270 for more info. Broadcasting Co.'s network, said Gain Valuable Experience Rupert Murdoch, Fox Inc. chair- Earn Commission (S SS) Create Portfolio Material man and chief executive officer. 3 Units "Our philosophy will be very Waive your internship much to match what we do at Other majors welcome Shadow program at the Fox," he said. Mercury News The 'channel, which hasn't Positions now available been named, is expected to be Santa Clara University is the place I, Nor &Mk Advertising 116 ready for distribution between to be for summer study in 1993. October and January, Murdoch said during a news conference. Summer session tuition is about The agreement is the first since new federal cable regulations the same as some state schools required cable system operators to negotiate retransmission fees just $480 to $600 per quarter class. paid to broadcasters for the right to carry their local television sig- Registration is open to all students. nals. "This agreement to start a and most units transfer easily. basic cable service has come out of the growing problems of Classes are small and personal retransmission and the need to go forward without needless most have fewer than 20 students. damage to either broadcasting or TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR COMMUTE Lable," Murdoch said. He added Santa Clara has the courses you need If parking's a problem for you, let Altrons show you another way that "free television" will contin- \A'ith 21 direct bus lines to campus, we can create an individualized ue to be Fox's primary focus. from liberal arts core to pre-med. program to meet your personal commuting needs. Murdoch said all 133 Fox net- To learn more, call work affiliate stations have been You can make up a semester's worth briefed on the project, and the response has been positive. He of work in just 10 weeks. 924-RIDE didn't know how many would You'll be glad you did sign up for it. Call (408) 554-4833 for more information Among terms of the deal, TCI will pay Fox 25 cents monthly per AlTrans subscriber about $30 million a Your Alternative Tranyortarion Solution year to distribute the channel. Santa Clara University John Malone, TCI president Funded by SJSU Office of Traffic Parking and chief executive officer, said The best-kept secret in summer schools the agreement is similar to those Bus Pass ICI has with other cable chan- Call Today For FREE All Day nels.

4 World Events SPAFtTAN DAILY San Jose State University Thursday, May 13,1993 1993

0 Violence rule as Asian and Latin American drugs headed Washington for Western Europe, the official says. elections approch "Russia is a place where drug barons Watch can launder their money easily. That's a fact. We have information that even for- in Cambodia eign drug dealers are trying to launder Women begin flight PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) - money in Russia," Maj. Gen. Alexander Khmer Rouge guerrillas have stepped up N. Sergeyev, head of the Interior Min- training tn army attacks on government workers and istry's anti-drug division, said at a news U.N. volunteers, while the government conference Tuesday. choppers turns on its rivals in a campaign of ter- Sergeyev said illegal drug profits are ror and intimidation. laundered through the myriad of com- WASHINGTON (AP) - Three Yet the United Nations is pressing mercial ventures that have sprung up in female pilots have been training in ahead with what had been envisioned as the post-Soviet era. Army helicopters for nearly a week Cambodia's first democratic election in as part of the Defense Depart- decades. @ Palestinian killed, ment's revolutionary policy change U.N. officials admit the May 23-28 allowing women to fly combat mis- vote will be nowhere near the ideal out- sions. lined in a peace accord all of Cambodia's two soldiers 0 Muslim foothold fighting would cease. Military officers described for factions signed in Paris in 1991. But they The truce provides for free move- the subcommittee the first steps say it still is the best, perhaps final wounded in Gaza ment of all U.N. forces, international they are taking in implementing chance for Cambodia to put behind two in Mostar under relief groups and journalists around the new policy dropping restric- decades of war and bloody revolution. JERUSALEM (AP) - Israeli troops Mostar as well as joint road controls by tions on women flying combat killed a Palestinian during a clash with siege by Croats civilian and U.N. police, a spokesman missions and serving aboard most stone-throwers in the occupied Gaza for the Croat army command in Navy warships. Illegal drug profits Strip today. In a separate incident, Pales- MOSTAR, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) Mostar reported. The Navy plans to begin assign- tinians stabbed two Israeli soldiers. - Much of a Muslim foothold in Mostar It also calls for the withdrawal of ment of women to combatant ships are laundered Fuad Timraz, 20, was killed when was in flames Wednesday as Bosnian Croat and Muslim forces to their bar- as soon as the law is repealed. troops opened fire in the Deir Balah Groats pressed a street-by-street offensive racics in the southwestern Bosnian city The first women will report through Russia refugee camp, Arab reporters said. Fif- and detained hundreds of civilians in and for the immediate release of all between six and nine months, said teen Palestinians were shot and wounded gymnasiums and a military prison. civilians. Military men are to be freed Vice Adm. Ronald Zlatoper. MOSCOW (AP) - Economic chaos in a separate clash with soldiers in Gaza's Fighting in Mostar was heavy through- by the two sides by Thursday. A law barring women from is making Russia an attractive place to Shatti refugee camp, the reporters said. out the day, but a local Croat-Muslim War broke out after Bosnia's Mus- major warfighting ships remains launder illegal drug money, a top law The two soldiers were stabbed near an cease-fire, effective at 6 p.m., was signed lims and Croats voted for indepen- on the books, and Congress would enforcement official says. army observation post in in the West by the commanders of the two warring dence from Serb-dominated have to repeal it. Russia is also becoming a drug pro- Bank, witnesses said. The two assailants sides and by the U.N. commander in Yugoslavia. More than 134,000 people ducing nation and a transit point for took the soldiers' submachine guns. Bosnia. It was undear if and when the have been dedared dead or missing.

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Robert Regala and Heather Vaughn create a rehearsal schedul fore their recital. They practiced every afternoon for several weeks before the recital.

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4,) May 13,1993 ) etc. yala and Vaughn rehearse "Dialogue" in Regala al id Vaughn spent several months choreographing and rehearsing their piece. "Rehearsal time was really cool," re Dance Studio in the Spartan Complex. Vaughn says. "A lot of good stuff came out of it. I just wish there had been more time." Creating a Dialogue

Like many other athletes, their rehearsals was really good." lucation and their lives revolve Regala says the piece was called round their sport. They talk "Dialogue" because "when we L EAS E REMEm9Ek 3out it. Practice every day. Per- p were putting it together, we were irm. Unlike some athletes, their 4cd-b VIA FINAL talking different languages," he Dort is also their curriculum. IN -nig EBLAcritrufr says, "but we were communicat- nri ing somehow." hey are dancers. UNTIL, Ilk. Cv16141 IC Last week more than 40 "Dialogue" evolved through ancers participated in Shades of months of rehearsing and impro- lovement, the dance depart- vising in the dance studios. "The lent's end of the semester recital. both have been dancing for about best part was when we weren't SJSU's dance program is one of four years, they have different pressured," Vaughn says. "Toward nly two in Northern California styles, ideas and patterns of move- the end it got sort of stressful. But ffering a bachelor's degree in ment. a lot of good things came out of ance, the other is at San Francis- Mathews says the collaboration those rehearsals." D State. There are now 48 stu- was one of the more interesting Some aspects of "Dialogue," ents officially in the program, ones he has seen. "It's difficult to like having the ensemble dancers, nly two are male. bring two conflicting sensibilities were added at the spur of the One of the pieces performed in to find confluence," he says. moment. "We just added them," hades of Movement was "Dia- Collaboration on choreogra- Regala says. )gue," a collaborative effort by phy is very unusual, Mathews "And then we decided to dress ancers Robert Regala and says. "Usually a choreographer them up," added Vaughn, refer- leather Vaughn. The piece, which will collaborate with someone in ring to the dresses worn by ,as choreographed by the pair, another medium, like an artist or dancers Shelly Loder, Juliet San- ras performed by Regala, Vaughn a musician," he says. doc and Cynthia Patterson. nd three ensemble dancers. For Regala and Vaughn, the Even those costumes came Fred Mathews, the dance pro- opportunity to collaborate was about by chance. "Costumes were ram director, says he was sur- one of the best parts of "Dia- limited," Vaughn says. "We didn't rised when he found out Regala logue." have much to work with. nd Vaughn were working togeth- "Working with Robert was "Collaborating is weird. It's r, because they have such differ- great," Vaughn says ot the experi- hard to say where things come nt sensibilities as dancers. While ence. "Our exploration during from." Regala and Vaughn enjoyed working on "Dialogue." "What I enjoyed most was when we were moving," Regala says, "when Photos and Text by Tara Murphy we'd planned things out and were working together."

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The San Jose Wind put out the album sents a unique c ase for c.Nork- Symphony will be lending that was to single- ing out our most depraved, their talents on tunes by Karl handedly and irrev- maladjusted, paranoid inse- King, John Phillips Sousa and ocably change the MIXED (MEDIA) BLESS- curities in a creative and pro- the cult favorite, "Blues For A way the music INGS Focusing on the head ductive way (see: Roadrun- Killed Cat:' by Jack End. industry does busi- as icon, artist Claude Fergu- ner, Popeye, et al). However, Sponsored by the San Jose ness, their was a son explores the relation unlilce most other 12-step City College Music depart- band from Denver, between this curious bulb programs, this one can get ment, the Friday concert will Co. called The and the sodo-symbolic particularly removed from definitely be the perfect PIN UP PARLOUR Fluid. The band, alliances it inspires in tradi- the (albeit vague) realnt of opportunity for overly- who together with tional African art and cul- good taste. San Jose's Towne enthused parents to brandish A TTOOIN(; Vig released the ture. Ferguson's work, which Theatre will present Friday their handi-cams. Los Gatos seminal Glue Ep on will be on display at the San through Sunday the most far- High School Auditorium, 20 Acc then little-known Jose Art League gallery reaching, well-formed argu- High School Court, Los Gatos; \I Pi 1..; 1,, opui Sub Pop Records, downtown through June 12, ment of this tradition; Spike 7 p.m.; $8 general, $5 stu- !,, has had a massive is a stunning wash of form and Mike's Sick and Twisted dents; 408/298-2181. influence on many and balance. Often employ- Festival ofAnimation. From of the bands who ing mixed-media collage and cult classics Quiet Please, Dog are just now begin- colorful oil renderings, Fer- Pile and Deep Sympathy, to Are you ning to redefine guson reminds us of the lead- the thoroughly disgusting SUN DAY popular music. ing role we play in our per- Bulimiator and Wayne and Concerned About Unlike their name, ception of the world around Garth's answer to Ren and Your Breast The Fluid, who us. A reception for the artist Stimpy, Beavis and Butthead MYLAR AND CARD- pour into F/X will be held Thursday. San Spike and Mike have CON' - BOARD Escapist entertain- Size? Wednesday night, Jose Art League gallery, 14 ered all the bases of artful anent, in one of its earliest South First St., San Jose; ditnentia. The wretch quo- American) forms, cont' s to do anything but pnrvon, non-surtix flow. As progenitors reception 6:30 - 8:30 p.tn.; tient on this production is undermine any parental method Its twaa,2 of a healthy post- 408/287-8435. rather high, so dinner may effort to control information ertugtsnert punk movement in not be necessary. The Towtte flow to youth. Comic books Safe*Natura I noise-rodc, The Theatre, 1433 The Alameda, (or, ahem, graphic novels) *Affordable Fluid are like sand- San lose; tivo week engage- have grown front an age of ment; tickets $6 advance, overly-patriotic, leotard-clad BODY paper to the ears, FRI Z DAY IMAGING!: chugging out abra- $6.50 door; 408/287-1433. steroid frealc.s to rather seedy (408) sive sonic brittle. reflect' of society both 374-4960ik Their newest, pur- present and future. plemetalflakemusic AMERICAN INDIANS IN SA TUR2 DAY COMex/Bay Area Comics (after my heart, FILM Award-winning The Cons bring the heroes and really...), is War Against the Indians villains, as well as cards, toys stripped-down, screens Friday at Cubberley and collectibles to the QUICK CASH bare-bones, full- Auditorium at Stanford Uni- AMERICANA RADIO LeBaron Hotel in San Jose. fledged Fluid no versity. As part of the Ameri- HOUR Alright, this petty Sure, the Batman/Superman junk. The kind of can Indian Film Festival, nostalgia thing's gone ;vanity marketing frenzy was a bit & A Con! stuff that begs to be Harry Rasky's Tlte War to far. Get over it! The family's much, but it still may be experienced live. Against the Indians is a visu- dead; glossy ads think for worth your while. Guest Opening for the ally stunning Canadian docu- you; we're in full postmod- artist Frank Cimcco of Aliett Visit our ATM machine band Wednesday mentary which chronicles ernism DEAL WITH IT. Leg' fame will be on hand anytime day or night for a will be none other North America's aboriginal People, Garrison Keillor is to sign artwork and discuss purchase or just for quick cash than Antioch's own peoples over a 500 year peri- not funny. Ile's the wasted the recent happenings in the in any denomination. And Overwhehning Col- od, from Columbus' hunding hour Tom and Ray refer to at nebulae. 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