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By Cristal Guderjahn the average age of students is vantage to the community." Education Policy Center, the San during the Spartan Daily Stall Writer emergency. said Colleen Bentley-Adler, a 26.3 years, said Simon Dom- David Breneman, an econom- Jose-based think tank. With Campuses in the University CSU spokeswoman. According to a report issued inguez, a San Jose State Univer- ic professor at Harvard Univer- 450,000 more students expected of California and the California The CSU plans to offer more by an independent education sity professor of social work sity and author of the report, to enter the state's public uni- State University systems need courses to attract students, she think tank in San Jose, public and assistant to the academic said schools should also stop versities by the year 2006, to plan for a so-called tidal wave said. Since 1990, CSU schools colleges and universities in vice president. enrolling out-of-state students schools need to concentrate of students expected within the have lost more than 50,000 stu- California should give priority "We're too complex of a com- and cut graduate programs. dwindling resources on educat- next 10 years, according to the dents, a statistic officials have enrollment to students between munity to focus on one group," California's resources are de- ing undergraduates, he said. report. not overlooked the ages of 17 and 24. Dominguez said. "We have a lot clining just as the children of The report urges Gov. Wilson New colleges, including the "It seems like (Breneman) is Such a policy would likely of older students coming back, baby boomers flood the system. to declare a state of emergency Fort Ord/Monterey Bay campus, unaware that CSU and PC have spark a protest in the California and restricting their enrollment Breneman said, in the report he and set up a commission to plan which opens this fall, should State University system, where would be a tremendous disad- wrote for the California Higher the future of higher education help accommodate the influx, See Report, page 8 Scheller ust singin' in the rain... Clinton aide house reprieve promises help By Roger R. Ramirez ally supported programs for By Linda Taaffe Spartan Daily Staff Writer college students such as Spartan Daily Staff writer AmeriCorps (federal program Dharmendra K. "Dave" Shar- for loan repayment by perform- Even after Superior Court ma of the U.S. Department ing community service), Shar- Judge Jeremy Fogel ruled in of Transportation, discussed ma introduced new strategies to favor of the Preservation Action President Clint- increase oppor- 66 Council (PAC) Thursday, the on's State of tunities for edu- fate of Scheller house remains the Union educa- cation and train- unclear. tional assistance They (these ing. San Jose State University may proposals on Fri- proposals) are The Middle- not demolish the 5,700-square- day in the Eng- Class Bill of foot house on San Carlos and ineering Audito- part of a new Rights was out- Fifth Streets until it has com- rium. covenant between lined as follows: plied with state environmental "They (these the American Tax deduc- laws and completed an environ- proposals) are tions for educa- mental impact study. part of a new people and their tion and train- "We are going to examine the covenant bet- government. ing: court decision and look at our ween the Amer- Families can options," said Lori Stahl, a uni- ican people and deduct up to Dharmendra K. Sharma $10.000 annually versity spokesperson. "It is still their goverment LS. Department of TrampartatIon our preference that if there is one in which for tuition costs someone interested in the government " for college, grad- house to collaborate with the helps people to uate education, effort." obtain the tools they need to vocational and technical scho- PAC filed a lawsuit against improve their lives and people ols, and for worker retraining. SJSU last September when uni- take responsibility for their Tax credits of an additional versity officials scheduled to lives and their communities," $500 per child for families with demolish the 90-year-old house Sharma said in front of a crowd children under the age of 13. to make room for a new science of 35 students and professors. building. After referring to other feder- See Clinton, page 6 Supporters of the house claimed that SJSU never did an adequate survey on the build- ing. Instead, the university filed KSJS moves to left, a notice of exemption with the California Environmental Qual- ity Act (CEQA) and declared the changes frequency house a temporary structure with no historic, architectural By Michelle Alaimo 1963, would often experience or archeological value. Spartan Daily Stall Writer interference with KALX broad- During the lawsuit, the pre- After being known as 90.7 casts. servationists discovered that on the FM dial for nearly 32 KSJS can be heard from Scheller house was designed by years, KSJS is taking a step to Hollister to San Mateo, while Theodore Lenzen, a prominent the left. As of 6 p.m. today. the KALX frequency comes San Jose architect who desig- San Jose State University's radio within 10 miles of San Jose. ned several buildings in the station will be recognized as Brendan Best, promotions city, including the first building 90.5 FM. director for KSJS. said that the of the San Nose Normal School The frequency change is the change in frequency will lead to (now SJSU). result of a three year battle with a much clearer and stronger University officials did not KALX in Berkeley, which shared transmission for KSJS dispute the historical signifi- the same frequency as KSJS. "It's (the frequency change) cance of the house after learn- The shared frequency posed the first time it's ever happened ing Lenzen was the architect. PH0111 BY CHRSTIAN DEL frii ,--PAH I Afl DAILY problems for both radio sta- in the Bay Area, and it's also A student walks in front of the Art building with his dictable weather forces many to carry their umbrellas tions. KSJS, which held the 90.7 umbrella raised because of the rain The unpre- along with their burdensome book bags See Scheller house, page 6 spot since it began in February See KSJS, page 6 Business class SJSU's President and First Lady Promises, promises, promises... By Dexter T. Manglicmot offers help Spartan Daily Stall Writer New Year's resolutions they people break their New Year's made only a month earlier. resolutions within a week As 1994 turned into 1995, "New Year's resolutions...I About half are able to hang on with returns many people decided this was don't make them," said Dave one month into the year, and By Jennifer Bixier the year they would keep their Windham, an industrial design only about 40 percent can keep Spartan Daily Stall Writer New Year's resolutions they major. "I figure, if you have to true to their promises until failed to keep the year before, wait for New Year's to make a June. As tax season approaches, and the year before that, and resolution, you might as well Some students postpone star- one San Jose State University the year before that. not make one." ting their resolutions until late class will try to assist students Every year a large number of In a Dec. 23, 1991, Wall Street January or early February. with filing their tax returns and people go through the annual Journal article, Psychology Pro- "My resolution was to make it answering their tax questions. ritual of promising to lose 10 fessor John Norcross of the Uni- in here," said Carrie Arthur, an Beginning Feb. 18, business pounds, to exercise every other versity of Scranton said Ameri- occupational therapy major, class 123D will provide free day, and to quit smoking. cans make 1.8 resolutions every pointing to the crowded fitness Income tax preparation for PHOTO BY JOT CHILISPARTAN DAILY Many students at San Jose New Year's Eve. room at the SJSU Event Center moderate-income taxpayers, New SJSU President Robert Caret, middle, and his wife Elizabeth State University have already The results of his poll were which includes students and Zoltan mingle with guests at the Spartan Foundation dinner Saturday. neglected or given up on the very disappointing. One in four See Resolution, page 6 See Tax returns, page 7 2 Tuesday, January 31, 1995 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Editorial J. Handel Evans was good for SJSU When Gail Fullerton SJSU for 3 years; and a produc- When he first took office in announced her retirement from tive three years they were. March 1992, Evans was asked San Jose State University three Not only was he involved in about the future. He said he years ago, many students were the closing of San Carlos Street, would rather reflect on the pleased. Not to demean her, but he helped in getting the past, on the challenges and but it was a common sound to school accepted into the opportunities that have made hear grumbling by students Western Athletic Conference. ids life good to him, helping when her name came up in con- He also saw endowments to him to leave his mark on the versation. the university jump from $4 mil- world. It wasn't that she had As he leaves done a terrible job in SJSU today, he can her 13 years as SJSU's be proud of the lega- president. In fact, she As (Evans) leaves campus cy he has left on the had done a lot for the he can be proud campus. campus, including get- today, Mr. Evans ting the Engineering of the legacy he has left deserves much con- building and the Event tinued success in his Center built. on the campus... future and he also But she was never " deserves many known as a student thanks for all he has favorite because of her lack of lion to $8 million in the first done for the benefit of this cam- accessibility. two years of his term, the pus. Now, three year's later, her sports department finances go As far as President Robert successor, J. Handel Evans, is from a deficit to a a surplus of Caret's future here, we don't leaving SJSU, and students are more than $1 million, and know where he will take the again grumbling. This time it's played a big part in getting a university, or if he is the best because the president is not campus established at Fort possible replacement for leaving of his own free will, but Ord. Fullerton and Evans, but that because a committee selected He was also present to see remains to be seen. Letter to the Editor someone else for the job. the two largest graduating We do wish Caret the best of Evans, who was supposed to classes the past two years. luck, however and hope he Call for boycott of new campus 'coffee kiosk' be an interim president while These things may not have all maintains the same level of the California State University been of his doing, but they commitment and service to San Dear Editor, glade, one tree of which they business across the street searched for Gail Fullerton's would not have been possible Jose State shown by his prede- have stripped bare to expose which has admirably served the replacement, ended up serving without his involvement. cessors. The campus planners have their operations. community for years. once again shot themselves in This intrusion on the most And just how much profit does the foot. redeeming feature of an other- Spartan Shops hope to see after The so-called coffee "kiosk" wise undistinguished building is they pay for the costly renova- Southpaw Notes slapped onto the south portico an outrage which defies aesthet- tion and the outside vendors to of the campus theater (Hugh ics, history and the intentions of operate it? I suspect we have 49ers have been, will continue to be, the best Gillis Hall) is a blight upon one the architect. sold out for very small change of the most beautiful natural set- And why are we destroying indeed. tings on campus. this peaceful setting? I would I plan to boycott this architec- on their toes and one step behind. For years this graceful covered suggest it is for sheer greed on tural carbuncle on the backside "If Young is going to act like a running back, area has provided theater goers the part of Spartan Shops. of Hugh Gillis Hail, I hope others A.J. Nomai Cowboys defensive linemen said back in a place to congregate and light They would argue that they will do likewise. Forum Editor December, "we're going to treat him like a run- up at theater intermissions. are providing a service for the ning back." During the day it served as a students when in actuality they Jack Douglas That was if they could catch him. Young peaceful place to lunch and are only trying to take cus- University Archivist showed the Cowboys defense the flaw in their mediate upon the redwood tomers away from a family run I'm not usually one to gloat, but the football trash talk. That was only one lesson the season is over and, wouldn't you know it, the San Cowboys learned that Sunday. Francisco Forty-Niners are the best in the world. But this isn't all about Young. He's only one Better than the Dallas Cowboys, the San Diego part of a very large, well-oiled, touchdown scor- Chargers, all of them. Much better. And this is ing, interception making, machine. only the beginning. Ricky Watters has been emerging as one of Letter to Spartan Daily I predict that Steve Young, like his prestigious the greatest running backs in the NFL. His ener- predecessor Joe Montana, will bring home four gy, speed, and moves make him one of the most the Editor Super Bowl trophies. Yes, that's right, four. explosive running backs in the NFL. Editorial Maybe they won't all come in a row, although Jerry Rice, who baits the media with tales of Executive Editor Joanne Griffith Domingue that would be the topper, but Young and that retirement, continues to prove that he is the best Just to City Editor Kevin Valine whole offensive line are the best in the world. receiver in NFL, history. Rice won't retire, there News Editor Matthew Tom And I'm sure you must agree. are a lot more records to break. Photo Editor Jeremy Hogan Lets start off with the touchdown occurring Deion Sanders, who clarify a has added a defensive Forum Editor Afsheen (A.J.) Nomai just one minute and twenty four seconds into the weapon as powerful as Young's scramble, proves Sports Editor Jim Seimas game, a Super Bowl record. the fact he is indeed a fantastic athlete. few points Spackman Then there's the record number of touchdown I could go on with the rest of the team, but Day Editors Shelley passes thrown in a Super Bowl. Six by Steve modesty prevents me. Dear Editor, Tina Casalino Young. Instead, I'll repeat what John Madden has said Tim Schwalbach Oh, and there's Ricky Watters who scored more than once, "So many weapons." I have an objection to the Chief Photographer Jeanette Hanna three touchdowns a Super Bowl record he And this column wouldn't be complete with- abridgment of my letter that Etc. Editor Chris McCrellis-Mitchell shares with Roger Craig and Jerry Rice. out further mention of the arch nemesis appeared in the Spartan Daily Etc. Graphics John Lee Records, records everywhere, and not many Cowboys. If there was one thing the Cowboys January 25. One passage dis- left for the Forty-Niners to break. surely learned this season, they learned they torts the meaning of what I was Senior Reporter: Ilene Meeks But we know the statistics. They have already can't play on real grass. attempting to say. been driven into the ground by sportscasters all "That field was a disgrace," Barry Switzer I originally said: "This negoti- Reporters: Michelle Alaimo, Jennifer Bixler, Michele Bolger, over the Bay Area. Let's talk about the future whined in true Cowboys fashion. Switzer and his ated settlement probably could Kristen Butler, Jennifer Ferguson, Cristal Guderjahn, Catherine now. spanking-clean, AstroTurf-loving sissies learned have included punishment of lppoliti, Larry Lee, Dexter Manglicmot, Roger Ramirez, Nora Like I said, Steve Young will bring back as what football used to be; football before owners the perpetrators of Nanjing and Ross, Jerry Simmons, Ken Stuart, Linda Taaffe, Otto Waldorf, many Super Bowl trophies as Joe Montana did. put the game on a rug of plastic grass. other war crimes, but even if Blair Whitney After all, Young is better than Montana. Two meetings, two victories, enough said. not, it is far better to let the Statistics confirm it. Young has the highest As the highlights continue, I find myself bask- guilty go free if they are not like- regular season quarterback rating, a title ing in the glow of glory. The "drive for five" was ly to commit any more crimes, Photographers: Janet Blackburn, Jeff Chiu, Christian Del Montana once held. And Young has already only the beginning. With the top rated talent in than to punish a lot of innocent Rosario, Eric Grigorian, Corey Rich, John Stubler taken one Super Bowl record away from the NFL on this team, look for the Forty Niners to people along with all, or just Montana, the aforementioned six touchdown continue to break records, NFC, NFL and post some, of the guilty in the Cartoonist: Jay Vales passes. season. process." Besides all that. Young can run. And look for them to break the hearts of every The abridged version of this Advisers: Mack Lundstrom, Jim McNay Young's scrambling has been an instrumental team they come up against. passage in the Spartan Daily left part of the Forty-Niner offense. 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A SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University Tuesday, January 31, 1995 3 Chevy Chase arrested, Sparta Guide spends night in jail SJSU's Weeklg Calendar BEVERLY HILLS(AP) Comic cars," he said. MAW improvised Music Studies SJSU Concert Choir Thstalax Chevy Chase was arrested and Tests showed the former Mar:tacit Music lAbrieshop, opm Concert Choir for Spring 1995 booked for suspicion of driving "Saturday Night Live" star had a AIBEC to students and community, eam 1030am -11.30arn. Music Bldg. Orientation Meetkig, 630 pm. Mad( Student Union under the influence of alcohol blood -alcohol content of 0.18, 1 unit of credit. 7 pm -930 pm. Rot 150. Call Lucy 924-4332. General Body Meeting, 6 p.m. Student Utica Costanoan Rrn, 2nd Mtaic Bldg. Rm 186. Ca11333152. after police noticed him weav- more than twice the legal limit, Once Cal Rhcclora & Lisa S245453. Student Union Multicultural Lambda Pld Bkiintidal Room. Call 924-6229. ing across traffic lanes and Salcido said. The legal limit in Asian American Chrhilan Spring Rugh,Ergani. - 2 p.m. Buhveelitton English Society Career Planning & Placement speeding, police said. California is a blood alcohol Cadde of Student Union, table 8. %%eddy Meeting, 12:30 p.m. Co-op Orientation, 5:30 p.m Chase was arrested Thurs- level of 0.08. Welcome Bad( Mght, 7:30 pm. Call Mike, 9248875. Student Union Almaden Room Faculty Offices Bldg., Rm. 104. Student Union, Almaden Room. day night after police saw him Chase was booked for investi- School of Call Paul, 923-7189. Call 9246033. Call Jeff, 2795790. Art & Design commit several traffic viola- gation of The Art of Oriental Rugs, Career Flaming & Placement drunken driving and Gamma Zeta Alpha 11 am. -4 pm and 6 pm. - 8g.rrIne. Caner Planning & Phicement tions, including driving at spent the night at the Beverly Rush, 9 zun. - 4 pm. In front of On-Campus Interview Orient- Art & Design Bldg., Galley . On-Campus Interview Orient- ation, 5:30 p.m. Engineering speeds up to 70 mph, making Hills Police Department jail. Student Union. Call Theta, 9244327 and Student anal, 5:30 pm. Engineering Bldg., fen 189. Call 9246033. unsafe lane changes and follow- He was released Friday on Key National Honor Art Receptions. 6 pm. - 8 pm. Bldg.. Rm. 189. Call 924-6033. Art & Design Bldg. Call Matta, Career Planning & Placement ing other vehicles too closely, his own recognizance, and was Resume Critique, 1 p.m. -230 pin. EXeC Studert 924-433o. library Donations & Sales Lt. Frank Salcido said. ordered to appear in court 40pm Unit Student Union Costanoan Room Unkin Almaden Rm. Cal 924-35011 Sigma Omiaon Pi Police followed Chase's 1991 March 2, Salcido said. On-going Book Sale, every CHE - Chicanos/Winos in Human Resource Sign-up for Rush, 10am. -5 p.m. Wednesday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. BMW into adjoining Los An- Chase was cooperative with In front of Student Union. Health Education Management Association Donations and Sales Unit, geles, but there was no indica- authorities, he Meeting 430 pin Rudnit Union Call Phuong, 294-2179. Meeting 5.30 pm. Duncan Hall, said. Walquist Library North. In. 503. Castanets' kn. Cal Rosa, 924-1620. Call 924-2705. tion he was trying to evade His publicist. Heidi Schaeffer, authorities, Salcido said. "We said Chase would not comment don't think he saw the police on the arrest. Surviving wilderness ordeal MODESTO(AP) It's dark. It's cold. You're lost and alone in the snow. But as Alan Austin and Debra Budding proved, it's no time to panic. And as Yosemite Moun- taineering School cross-country ski instructor Rick Stockwell points out, there's no need to. It won't be especially com- fortable, but it's not difficult to survive a winter night lost in the wild. 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DAILY 4 Tuesday, January 31, 1995 SPORTS San Jose State University SPARTAN Spartan briefs... Women's Gymnastics Emanuel Udozorh def. Martin 'A new beginning' declared Junior Lisa Schindler of Cal Crampton 7-5, 4-6, 7-5. J.J. State Sacramento captured Shobar def. Ryan Sellschop 6- 69-57 the all-around and San Jose 1, 6-0; James Conda def. Spartans win second game, defeat University of Hawaii State earned team honors Marcus Baily 6-0, 6-2; Jeff By Otto Waldorf "I know they've had a rough Also showing strong for Hawaii Spartan Daily Stall Wnter was Kendis Leeburg, scoring 13 Friday night in a triangular Greenhut def. Howard road most of this season, like meet at Hornet Gym. Robertson 2-6, 6-3, 6-0; Mark "It's a new start, a new begin- basketball us, but they came out and did points. Schindler scored a 37.40 in Huarte def. Steve Riley 6-7, 7-5, ning." what they needed to do to win the all-around, highlighted by 6-4. All three doubles teams So said a radiant Shemekia disappointing loss, a red-eyed tonight...they hit their perime- The Spartans face Long Beach a 9.7 on the vault and a 9.65 also lost. Brown after the San Jose State Vince Goo, coach for the UH ter shots early in the game, and State this Friday at 7:30 and UC on the uneven bars. San Jose University women's basketball team, was gracious in defeat. then they took it inside in the Santa Barbara on Sunday at 2 State scored 184.25 to capture Swimming team defeated the University of "San Jose's got a good team, second half," Goo said. p.m. Both games are at the Event meet honors, while Cal State The women's swimming Hawaii, 69-57. they've got a lot of talent," he Nani Flores was top in scoring Center Sacramento was at 183.975. team (3-12) lost to Fresno "We wanted it more. We came said. for Hawaii, scoring 21 points. Hamline (St. Paul, MN), scores State 79-16 and beat Loyola out with more heart this time," 161.10. Marymount 70-20 in a double- she said. "Usually we come out, The Spartans (4-1) were led dual meet on Saturday. and if we start getting down, our by sophomore Tara Law, who heads drop. But now, this game, was second in the all-around Men's basketball we were just pulling it through with a 37.30. The men's squad (1-16) all the way." dropped a 80-59 decision to The sense of relief was palpa- Men's tennis UNLV (7-7) at the Thomas and ble after the game, which took The Spartans (0-1) hosted Mack Center on Saturday. place Friday, at the SJSU Event San Diego (3-1) and lost 7-0 on Spartans guard Tito Center. Sunday at Spartan Courts. Addison scored a team-high Since defeating Nevada-Reno Bobby Hrdina defeated 14 points. San Jose State in their opening Big West Alan Alvistur (SJS) 6-7, 6-1, 6-4; trailed 34-27 at the half. Conference game, the Spartans (2-7) had lost seven straight games. "It was a good game to estab- lish that we know how to win. We can win," said SJSU Head MCAT Success Stories Coach Karen Smith. According to Smith, the team "In order to prepare for the MCAT. I took the Columbia Review had been shaken by the string preparatory course. Crifortunatel!,. lily scores were very of losses, and the win should disappointing. I decided to take the MCAT again, but this time bolster their confidence. my friend convinced me to turn to Kaplan for help. Medical "We've been through a lot this schools told me that it would take a "miracle" to season. Ups and downs. We've increase my science scores by four points with been tested a lot. When you only two and a half months of studying. With lose, especially that seven-game the help of Kaplan, my scores increased losing streak, it's a gut check," dramatically. Kaplan has helped me get one she said. step closer to pursuing my dream of becoming Brown led the Spartans in a doctor. Kaplan is the only way to go. Don't scoring, sinking eight of 14 waste your time with other preparatory shots for 17 points. LaDonna courses." S.S. Hayward. CA Irving tallied 12 points, and Dominica McCord scored nine. Before Kaplan After Kaplan UH tied the score for the last Verbal Reasoning: 7 7 time with three minutes left to Physical Sciences: h 11 play in the first half. After that, Biology: 10 Writing Sample: it was all Spartans. At halftime, SJSU was up 28- 24, the gap only widened in the second half. Call 1-800-KAP-TEST today UH, which has also struggled this season, left the game 2-6 in conference play. KAPLAN In spite of what was clearly a

COREY RICH SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State's Shemekia Brown (#35) stuffs University of Hawaii's Stephanie Bull. The Spartans defeated Hawaii 69-57 on Friday at the Event Center, winning their second Big West Conference game. Half-Price Student

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0\\P P SAN NS- IIIIWNTINN AsSIIIATION SP3nsored by the City of San Jose ,?C', South Dakota, NA San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS Tuesday, January 31, 1994 5 Glasow's team stacked; coaching ethics attacked By Jim Seimas Spartan Daily Sports hockey San Jose State University's ice hockey Coach Ron Glasow is in his 18-0 defeat as evidence. a position any coach would love However, Glasow rebutted this to be in. by saying he used all lour of his Not only has he guided the lines, as he has all year. Spartans to three straight Four lines. And according to Pacific Coast Hockey Foley, this is where the Spartans Association state titles, he has hope to contend with Stanford now been forced to bench this Friday at the Ice Oasis in some of his starters due to Redwood City at 6 p.m. the overwhelming depth on the "We need to try and shoot team. bullets. Use shorter shifts. Be Even so, that didn't stop the more physical," Foley said. "Get Spartans from punishing Fresno more penetration and tire them State University 4-0 on Friday out." and University of Nevada-Reno cum, Fticn SPARTAN DAILY Pat Foley (#17) is knocked off 144 on Saturday at the San Jose balance, but the Spartans Ice Centre. remained on solid groud in their "Pat (Foley) looked real well. 14-4 win over University of Ian (MacKenzie) looks like he's Nevada-Reno on Saturday back in form. Brent (Faulhaber)..., Joey (Vela), Jeff (Waite), Tony (Destro)," Glasow said, shooting out names as 4P II V often as his team did shots on MI MI= =III =Mk MI goal. The Spartans outshot WST T 111 N EL- II MIME IL_ Ill Nevada 37-11 and Fresno 33-6. Num OPEN SECTIONS in= - El= NI Naming just one individual who stood out was too confin- Registration ml U MI II NM ing. G.E. CLASSES IN PHILOSOPHY Foley and MacKenzie had five Deadline points in the 14-4 win. As goalie Lou Siville picked up the win. Feb. 3, 1995 Internet Valentines - Not just flowers and candy! G.E. CLASSES IN PHILOSOPIll WHICH HAVE SEATS AVAILABLE Mike Bruins goaltended on Course Sec S Title Time/Das Satisfies GE Area Friday, picking up his fourth If surfing the Net is one of your Sweetie's favorite pastimes. vihy not surprise them by posting a Valentine shutout of the season. Phil 10 sec 02 Intro to Philosophs 0930-1020 MWF C2 Don't Wait! Card or Personals message on Intemet Sweetheart's "We now have three strong Phil I() sec 03 Intro to Philosophs 09304020 MWF C2 home page. lines and five strong defense- Phil 1,1 sec 04 Intro to Philosophs 1030-1120 MWF C2 Test Date: Phil Iii sec 06 Intro to Philosophs 1110-1220 MWF C2 men. (Our arrival) caps off each 11. Its easy! Select one of our Valentine Cards, and keep it Phil 10 sec (19 Intro to Philosophs 1110-1420 MWF C2 line," Derek Oliver said. Feb. 25, 1995 just between the two of you. or create your OW11 Phil 57 sec 03 Logic/Cot Reasoning 0910-1020 MWF Al Oliver is one of six new personal message that you can share with the Internet. Phil 57 sec 05 Logic/Cm t Reasoning 1110-1220 MWF A3 Phil 57 scc 116 Logic/Cot Reasoning 12(10-1115 TR A3 Spartans this semester. Phil 57 sec 08 Logic/Cot Reasoning 1500-1615 TR Al Including this weekend, the Express your love for onl Phil 57 sec 09 Logic/Cm Reasoning 1900-2145 T Al Spartans (13-6) have outscored Put your heart on the highway of love. Phil 61 sec 06 Metal Issues 1500-1615 TR C2 Phil 61 sec 07 Moral Issues 1900-2145 W C2 opponents 128-18 in their 13 Place your order today! Phil 76B sec 01 Histon of Modern Phil 1600-1845 R C2 wins, a feat that has one coach Phil 11)1 sec Ill Phil of the Person 083041920 MWF S. H fuming. Min lassuireara Phil Hn ux 02 Phil of the Person 1030-1120 MWF S. H UC Davis Coach Berkeley $25 fee Phil 116 sec 04 Prof Business Ethics 1030-1145 TR S. Y Pay at cashier's office Phil 116 sec 07 Prof 'Business Ethics 1230-1320 MWF S. Y Hoagland attacked Glasow's Internet Address: http://valentine.falco.com Phil 116 sec 08 Prof /Business Ethics 1330-1420 MWF S. coaching ethics after he Wahlquist Central Phil 116 sec 10 Prof /Business Ethics 1500-1615 MW S. Y allegedly ran up the score using -I 13 10I 1011 -.7:E1 III El :212 Phil 116 sec 11 Prof 'Business Ethics 1900-2145 %I S. Y

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6 Tuesday, January 31, 1995 Sao Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Clinton: Tax relief and educational aid for the middle class From page 1 and youths. their representative and sena- said he Is concerned any time Expanded Individual Retire- Skill Grants up to $2,600 tor. the federal government tries to ment Accounts: Working fami- a year and Individual Education It's a return to the shared values of However, Stephen Van Beek, Involve itself too much in the lies can save $2.000 a year tax- Accounts: Low-cost loans that personal responsibilities and respect for an SJSU associate political sci- affairs of its citizens, but sup- free can be repaid as future income ence professor, said the propos- ported the proposal for a tax Comprehensive reform of grows. each other which characterized America. als may be in danger if House deduction for tuition. employment and training pro- The programs could provide Speaker Newt Gingrich cuts the Sharma concluded by answer- grams: Help for unemployed $60 billion in tax cuts targeted Dhannemira K. Sharma funding to the AmeriCorps pro- ing questions about particular workers and low-income adults to meet the needs of working US. Department of Traimportadon gram. projects that affect Santa Clara Americans. 99 It that happens, Van Beek County and California. "It's a return to the shared fears that may lead to other He informed the audience values of personal responsibili- fiscal year which starts Oct. 1, Christensen said that altho- cuts in federally funded educa- about continued effort from his ty and respect for each other 1996. ugh the proposals may have a tion programs. administration to support the which characterized America, Terry Christensen, SJSU politi- tough fight through the majority But Van Beek, like Christ- many mass transit projects and it's something which the cal science department chair- Republican Congress, they have ensen, thinks Clinton's propos- throughout the nation. President believes in deeply," man, said the proposals are a good chance of passing beca- als have a good chance of pass- From SJSU Sharma will be fly- London Sharma said. particularly important to the use the Republicans value edu- ing if students and their families ing to Kobe, Japan to study the The Middle-Class Bill of typical SJSU student because of cation. support them. effects the recent earthquake Rights, if passed by Congress, the range of assistance they He urged students, faculty Mark Stromberg, vice presi- had on various transportation $199* could go into effect for the 1996 give to the working student. and their families to write to dent of the College Republicans, systems.

Paris $249' Honolulu $145* Scheller house: Awaits environmental impact study New York $149* From page 1 that SJSU officials had canceled all possible options for the Jose Planning Department said 66 "0, se e, 5ast 5 Pti,154 OM nct,IEJ arc TSITCO, their 1990 demolition plans to house. the environmental study could Sc *arc.. Jestralara t. in finding a "The house may still have to cost $150,000 and could take Spring Break $449" They argued that the new evi- cooperate with PAC All we've ever to complete. dence should not have effected new site for the house. come down for the science one year Cabo San Lucas "All we've ever wanted was wanted was for the se actacies mararc at NYC .10:110. demolition plans because un- Therefore, there was no rea- building," Stahl said. der the CEQA statute of limita- son for the preservationists to It is highly unlikely, but demo- for the university to comply university to comply Council Travel tions, the lawsuit should have file a lawsuit until the university lition is still possible if universi- with its own preservation poli- 394 University Ave., Suite 200 been filed within 30 days after resumed demolition plans in ty officials can prove during the cies," said Tom Simon, a spo- with its own Palo Alto, CA 94301 SJSU claimed the building a tem- 1994, he said. environmental study that it is kesman for PAC. preservation policy. 408-295-8886 porary structure. lithe university does an envi- not feasible to restore the "I hope this has a broader Judge Fogel ruled that Schel- ronmental study, it will be house, said PAC attorney Susan effect of making the university Tom Simon Eurailpasses PAC nookeeman Issued on -the -spot! ler house is a historically signifi- required to cooperate with the Brandt-Hawley. look more closely at these cant structure. IHe also stated State Historic Office and explore A spokesman from the San things and think more." 99 You ever wonder about... 'Legends What happened at nanemosen Square? Resolution How news and information is viewed in From page 1 the world's most populous nation? 46 able short- term goals and you of Horror' Media in China after Deng Xiaopeng? Sport Club. will be more successful." When asked how successful Take your long-term For those students who want on stamps she's been in keeping her reso- to stay on an exercise program, Find out by enrolling in... lution she grinned and said, "I goals and break Cisar suggested having external BURBANK (AP) Elvis Maas Comm 296D, haven't started yet." then into attainable rewards and support groups. got one. Why not Frank- MOSS Media and Society in China A popular resolution among "Exercise with a training part- enstein? Thursdays 630-9:15p.m. short-term goals and yourself new "Legends of Horror" sho- Dwight Bentel Hall Room 107 many Americans is to become ner," he said. "Buy more physically fit. you will be more running shoes or a new exercise uld be coming to the post say off- Team-taught by: "Exercise is related to being outfit after you reach your office on your street, habitual about what you do," successful. goal." spring of the silver screen's Prof. Lifang Zhou Falbright Scholar-in-Residence Dean Emeritus, China School of Journalism said Professor James Bryant, Ending procrastination was top three movie monsters. Former foreign correspondent for chair of SJSU's human perfor- Craig Cisar also a popular resolution for The families of Boris Kar- Xinhua (New China News Agency) &1St human performance msjor mance department. many students, but as one stu- loft, Lon Chaney Jr. and Bela Prof. Diana Stover Former Fulbrighter in China and Hong Kong 99 start Lugosi have asked the U.S. SJSU Journalism Professor "It's a lifelong commitment. dent jokingly said, he'll You need to make it a habitual that resolution tomorrow. Postal Service to print a set of part of life, otherwise your due Cisar urges people to make According to the Gallop Poll stamps with the likenesses of for failure." resolutions to themselves no conducted in 1992, Americans' the three and their charac- But will power is not the key matter what time of year. most popular resolutions were: ters: Karloff's Frankenstein's Open to grad students, upper for keeping those resolutions. He made a resolution last to lose weight (16 percent), to monster, Chaney's Wolfman division undervada in my major Lugosi's Count Dracula. and community members through "Setting reasonable goals with May to run every day and up get personal finances organized and Open University. a reward system is one way to until now Cisar hasn't missed a (15 percent), to stop or reduce "They made a definite, uni- approach resolutions," said Cra- single day. smoking (14 percent), and to que contribution to cinema For information, contact: ig Cisar, a human performance "Take your long-term goals improve relationships with a history," said Sara Karloff, 56, Renee in the Journalism OfBee (1)511105) at 924-3242 professor. and break them up into attain- spouse (3 percent). whose father died in 1969. Prof. Stover at 924-3271 "The films were unique at the time they were done, and they have stood the test of KSJS time." IN THE ARMY, The "Legends of Horror" From page 1 sions to help them shift into idea was hatched among going to be the last time some- their new format. Karloff, Bela Lugosi Jr. and NURSES AREN'T JUST IN DEMAND. one will be able to change fre- As part of their "Step to the Ron Chaney, grandson of Lon quencies because the Bay Area Left" campaign, KSJS is holding Chaney Jr., at a horror con- THEY'RE IN COMMAND. is one of the more crowded a party today at Hal Todd vention in May 1993, Karloff Any nurse who just wants a Job in with your level of experience. As areas in the country," said Pol Theater in Hugh Gillis Hall start- said. van Rhee, station manager for ing at 3 p.m. The bash will fea- They submitted the pro- find one But if you're a nuts in Army officer, you'll command the KSJS. KALX has agreed to pay ture the bands: Board of posal to the Postal Service mg student who wants to he in respect you deserve. And with the added half of the costs of the frequen- Directors, Wally Schnalle, and last January, she said. cy move. Dread Boy. They will be per- Approval, if it comes, could command of your own career, consider benefits only the Army can offera $5000 Named the top station by the forming live on the air. take three years, said Robin the Army Nurse Corps You'll be treated as signing bonus, housing allowances and 4 National Association of College In addition a scene from the Wright, a spokesman for the Broadcasters, KSJS will also upcoming SJSU production, Postal Service. A 15-member a competent professional, given your own weeks paid vacationyou’ll be well in com- change their format from alter- "Raisin in the Sun," will be per- citizen advisory panel will patients and responsibilities commensurate mand of your life Call I-800-USA ARMY native music to a world-music formed. Students, faculty and consider the idea, along with and jazz mix. Since Jan. 23, KSJS friends of KSJS are invited to up to 40,000 others submit- ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. has been playing "Auld Lang the festivities, which will also ted yearly, he said. Syne" non-stop in different ver- include food, drink and prizes.

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A SPARTAN DAILY Soo Jose state University Tuesday, Janaury 31, 1995 7 Senator Gramm wins first Tax returns: 'It is a win win situation.' Republican straw poll From page 1 lecturer in accounting and the refunds will be electroni- tax returns. PHOENIX (AP) - Texas Sen. lenged President Bush In other members of the commu- finance. cally filed and will speed-up This free and valuable ser- Phil Gramm was the runaway the 1992 GOP primaries, nity. After the student pre- In order to receive tax the refund process. vice has had tremendous winner in Arizona's first Repub- finished a distant second Sat- pares both the federal and answers, students need to For anyone who has studied growth and interest," Joseph lican presidential straw poll urday with 112 votes. California tax returns, a li- bring the following essential or lived in a foreign country, Mori said, the accounting and Saturday, although he did not Conservative talk show host censed certified public acco- items: W-2 forms, savings tax preparation can be very finance department chair. achieve the lofty numbers he and former Reagan administra- untant (CPA) will review them account information and 1099 difficult. Accounting students This service will be offered received three weeks earlier in tion official Alan Keyes was for possible errors. miscellaneous forms. All the will be prepared to help pro- from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. every Louisiana. third with 98 votes. it is a win win situation. The tax forms will be provided. vide foreign tax information as Saturday through April 15 on a Gramm received 460 of the The vote has no binding accounting majors gain real- If students prefer to do their well. drop-in basis. approximately 850 votes cast. effect on the selection of dele- life experience, and the stu- own tax returns, accounting The accounting and finance This free accounting service That was more than the 50 per- gates to next summer's Repub- dents and the community get a students will answer any ques- department has been offering will be located in the Business cent he said was his goal, but lican National Conven-tion. free public service," said tions and review completed this service for 10 years. Last Classrooms building room 309. well behind the 72 percent he "We came to Arizona with Patricia Janes, adviser for returns. year, the accounting students For more information call scored in a similar contest Jan. a goal of getting more than Business 123D and senior If tax returns show a refund, completed approximately 700 924-3495. 7 in Louisiana. 50 percent of the vote and we Conservative commentator achieved that," Gramm said For Californians, tax returns don't add up Patrick Buchanan, who chal- after the votes were tabulated. Despite improvements mistakes cost taxpayers time and money SPRING 1995 SACRAMENTO (AP) - errors are delaying their said. the wrong withholding figures ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES Californians are making fewer refunds. If your error understated from W-2 forms are other fre- mistakes on their state income If you file in January or your tax liability, and you end quent errors, along with forget- tax returns, but the Franchise February, a mistake will proba- up owing extra money, an ting to sign the return or for- OPEN CLASSES Tax Board still gets about bly delay your refund by only a error on a March or April getting to attach W-2 earnings 750,000 returns annually that couple of weeks, Reber said. return may also trigger late statements, Reber said. AAS 160 Asian American Women require special handling But if you file closer to the penalties, so the safest course Last year's rate of 750,000 because of errors. April 15 deadline, when the is to file early and double- errors among 13.5 million #16291 TR 0900-1015 Hase That special handling is volume is greatest, it could be check your work before you returns was the lowest in costly for the state, and in two or three months before all send in your return. many years. *AAS 185 most cases for the taxpayer, returns containing errors are Reber says the most com- Reber said one reason is Multicultural Perspectives - American Society too, because it delays refunds. processed. mon errors are mathematical, that more taxpayers are using #00045 TR 1030-1145 Do Franchise Tax Board spokes- "If the error requires com- and they are usually very obvi- professional tax preparers. man Jim Reber says three municating with the taxpayer ous errors. Another is that items on which taxpayers receive refunds - failing to include a W-2, for- "It's usually basic addition large numbers of errors were *AAS 195 People of Color in America from the state for every one getting to sign the return, fail- or subtraction. This isn't cal- made, such as the renters' tax #00063W 1800-2045 Ng who owes extra money, so ing to name dependents, that culus," he says. credit and the limited income the great majority of tax-pay- sort of thing - double again Referring to the wrong tax tax credit, have been eliminat- ers whose returns contain the delay for a refund," Reber table or schedule and copying ed. *MEETS UPPER DIVISION G.E. AREAS

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Chargers 1'71 ACHALON4SEALFOLD...0 PLPFORAPONMOISTEN{LA.. welcomed Please .nciune i legible cop) home Associated Students, Inc. San Jose State University San Jose, California LIMITED TIME ONLY 1CKNW 31519 I SAN DIEGO (AP) When On have audited, in accordance with the generally accepted auditing they stepped off the airplane, standards, the statement of financial condition of Associated Students, Inc.. San Jose State Unmoral ty is California nonprofit 160 torPurat ion) . as of June 10, 1994. and the related statements of Bobby Ross just seemed to wilt. activity and changes in fund balances, and changes in cash by fund for the year then ended (not presented herein): and in our report Stan Humphries wasn't talking. dated September 2. 1994, we expressed an unqualified opinion on Mark Seay could only smile a those financial statements. "It was In our opinion, the information set forth in the accompanying little, tightly, and say: condensed financial statement is fairly stated in all material ON ALL WIIINEM111111 respects, in relation to the financial statements from which it has disappointing." been derived. But under a sunny and bright COLLEGE RINGS Finest Qitaiit sky, blue Southern California Petrinovich, Pugh a Company next to a deep blue sparkling San Jose, California harbor the hometown parade SepteMber 2, 1994 got under way. "We took a licking," said head ASSOCIATED STUOLNTs, INC. coach Ross. "But there'll be SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY CALIroPNIA another day. I've told the play- STATE UNIVERSITY ROEILIAPY ORGANIZATIon CONDENSED ers, what we have to do is just AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENT JUNE put that game behind us." to, toga Tens of thousands of home- ASSETS town fans poured into down- CURRENT ASSETS, Cash and town San Diego on Monday to cash equivalents S1,6011,351 Receivables 152,759 Inventories start that putting-it-behind-us 10,435 Prepaid expenses 107 540 process. Total current assets 1,179,091 The hometown crowd still rtxeD ASSETS: 5th to February 10th -- Equipment. furniture and fixtures Janu 556,331 Loss: cheered and scre-amed, waved accumulated depreciation 1201. 004) flags and "bolts" and generally 249 tv 9:57 AM - 3:58 PM Just tried to reassure the La. mae .420 LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE, Chargers they still have friends. At the Spartan Bookstore CUPPENT LIABILITIES "It's a nice welcome, after we Contract payale $ 451 Current portion of capital lease obligations 4,960 did a not-so-good job," said Accounts payable 45,419 Accrued expenses 24,194 tight end Duane Young. Due to campus organizations 150,952 WIN A Defe4441 student activity fees 11.072 Tired players and coaches Total current liabilities 245,461 SPARTAN depressed and CAP/TAL LEASE OBLIGATION, less current pirtion looked glum, 3,672 FREE RING unhappy to meet the public rUND BALANCES: Appropriated: Bring this completed form to the ring table General fund BOOKSTORE when they first stepped off a 1,201,717 to enter the Designated fund 272.297 drawing bus from the airport into a blaz- 1,4701,014 Unappropriated: SPARTAN BOOKSTORE IS A DIVISION OF SPARTAN ing sun, and headed to a line of General fund 163,015 Name Plant fund A NOT-FOR-PROFIT CAMPUS BENEFIT for the parade. _211./21 Permanent Address SHOPS, INC., convertibles 404.271 CORPORATION. OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS CON- was feeling, Petal fund balances Asked how he 1.114.219 City State Zip SISTS OF THE A.S. PRESIDENT, 3 OTHER STUDENTS, Humphries mum- quarterback 112.11LiAll Permanent Phone 0 3 FACULTY MEMBERS, AND 2 ADMINISTRATORS. NOT tired, that's all." bled: "Just Local Phone 0 RESPONSIBLE FOR ARTWORK OR TYPOGRAPHICAL He signed autographs, patiently ERRORS. PLEASE HELP OUR ENVIRONMENT BY Year in School but without a smile or word, PAID ADVERTISEMENT RECYCLING THIS NEWSPAPER. until the parade began. 3.2 Entry Form t

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