1 Tuesday, September 10, 1974 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934
Eton profs stripped of personnel rights 11, By Phil Trounstine Burns, was termed the destruction of teaching records, path breaking PhD the department." Tenured professors in the Economics academic freedom" by several tenured dissertations finished or in progress Willis said he did not think the action Departnient Friday were stripped of economics professors. and 100 per cent support from was a threat to academic freedom. the right to participate in departmental Those professors revealed their students?" asked O'Connor. "The department is part of the personnel matters. version of the events inside the He called the firings an "attack on university community, and the question The faculty, for an indefinited period department only with a promise of cirtical thought and democratic norms of collegial government really has to do of time, will have no voice in hiring, confidentiality. They said they feared in the Economics Department." with the university community. If some firing, recruitment, promotions, administrative reprisals if their names Policies questioned parts of it are defficient in their per- reviews or other personnel committee became known. Another point of contention, sources formance, then some other kind of functions within the department. Committee formed reported, was the process and decisions faculty consultation has to be The department will be governed by a to hire new faculty members and fire provided," Willis said. Spartan Daily reporters were or- six -person executive committee, others. Additional assesment dered to leave the meeting Friday headed by Economics Deartment Dr. Willis insisted the faculty should But various professors had another between Academic Vice President Chairman Dr. James Willis. The give him a list from which he would hire assesment of the administration's take- Hobert Burns and professors of the committee will make all departmental faculty members. This was, according over of departmental affairs. Economics Departmnet. personnel decisions until such time as to sources, a break with departmental This is as old as the hills," one The reporters were told by Dr. James Bunzel has been assured the depart- policy wherein the personnel com- professor said. "First they create a Sawrey, dean of social sciences, the ment "is able to reassume the mittee made recommendations to the conflict and then in order to relieve the meeting was to discuss "personnel management of its affairs in a dean. tension they take administrative matters." Normally, such matters are responsible, professional manner." The committee instead recom- control." executive sessions, closed to the press Bunzel's statement explained, "We mended retention of its current faculty He called it a "fascist tactic" com- under California's Brown Act. have not taken this for light or transient and the hiring of newteachers for sp- parable to the experience of Chile, Subsequent to the meeting, the Daily reasons. We are aware that the cific needs, sources reported. Brazil and Nazi Germany. determined the meeting was not a remedial action is powerful medicine, The committee's recommendations Both Bunzel and Burns refused to personnel meeting at all. although not the most potent were largely ignored and the ad- answer questions from the Spartan The information about the meeting available," ministration hired new faculty, Daily. Burns said all inquiries should be itself, therefore, had to garnered from "We were told to do our teaching, sources charged. made to the president and Bunzel sources within the department after the research, advisement and professional Conflict arises refused to discuss the matter. He said meeting. The sources insisted their activities and to seek to remove con- Conflict also arose when the ad- his statement to the faculty included all names not be disclosed because of flicts," one professor said. ministration overturned the recom- he had to say on the subject. possible reprisals from the university Administration blamed mendations of the department's rhis is the destruction of academic administration. Economics Department sources promotions committee that Dr. Marvin freedom," one professor charged. "It's maintain that the trouble was brought Snowbarger be denied promotion from comparable to the destruction of The economics faculty was informed on by the administration itself when it associate to full professor, sources said. democratic activity because the of SJSU President John H. Bunzel's demanded that the Faculty Personnel When the question of Snowbarger's essence of democratic decision-making decision ill a closed-door meeting. Committee consider reappointment of appointment came to the University is the conflict of ideas. They the ad- Acting Academic Vice President Willis as department chairman. Promotion Committee, it found that not ministration) are attempting to remove Hobert Burns represclitetl Bunzel at the Normal procedure, sources said, only should Snowbarger be promoted, the conflict of ideas." meeting. would have been for voting faculty but that the entire Economics Asked whether he though the action Bunzel said the action was necessary members in the department to Department should be disenfranchised. was a good thing for academic freedom because the department has been recommend a chairman. But though Confronted with what he considered in the Economics Department, Dean beset by severe internal difficulties in there was a series of votes, all of which "extraordinary and unprecedented James Sawrey said, "I certainly do. If I the exercise of its responsibilities." Willis lost and Dr. Martin Primack circumstances," Bunzel assigned a didn't I wouldn't go along with it." Bunzel stated his reasons for the won, the administration still appointed review of the Economics Department Several professors expressed the T rrint action yesterday in a letter to all Willis to the post, sources reported. by a special faculty committee. belief that the action is representative Economics professor Dave Landes protests dismissal members of the university faculty. Economics professor Primack "It was a star chamber," one of the way in which administration The internal difficulties to which received a "substantial majority," economics professor protested. "There decision-making will be accomplished Bunzel referred were a series of sources reported over the weekend and was no right of examination, cross at SJSU in the future. departmental struggles last year over Willis was still appointed chairman, examination, inspection statements or Measure, "extraordinary" the appointment of the department even though he had said another name even verbal presentations. We don't But Sawrey insisted the move was S.J. council kills chairman and hiring, retention and should be forwarded to the president if even know what data they used to make promotion of faculty. he himself did not receive an "over- their recommendations." "an extraordinary measure, not a usual one." He said he didn't believe it would Accredititation cited whelming majority." Disenfranchisement recommended be used for other departments. Also cited by Bunzel was an ac- Several economics instructors who The review committee, accepting stadium expansion credition report on SJSU by the Far voted against Willis were fired from only written testimony from the The executive committee that will Western Association of Schools and their positions with the university later economics professors, concluded the control personnt decisions for the By Phil Trounstine into the stadium in the face of badly Colleges which concluded, "The that year. faculty should be disenfranchised and Economics Department include: Dr. A 10-year drive by local sports fans to needed services. departmental situation has its affairs governed by an outside Donald Anthrop (Environmental rebuild and expand SJSU's Spartan Plan costly Economics professor Dr. James deteriorated to such a degree that the committee. Studies). Dr. Theodore Benedict Stadium died this summer as the San "It's like a family that can't feed O'Connor, on leave from SJSU at the quality of the educational program is Willis refused yesterday to comment Speecn Communication), Dr. Edgar Jose City Council rejected construction itself all month long and then goes out University of Wisconsin, sent a now in jeopardy." on the performance of the review Hornigh ( History), Dr. Dean Cresap bids and laid the stadium authority to and buys a Cadillac," said Councilman mailgram to Burns in protest. The decision by Bunzel, conveyed committee but did offer his hope that ( Political Science), Dr. Robert Hicks rest. Roy Naylor. Friday to the economics professors by "How can you legitimate firing young the disenfranchisement "has the )Psychology), and Dr. Lois Lindberg Inflation had pushed construction Although City Attorney Peter Stone Academic Vice President Hobert economists with good to outstanding potential to exert a positive influence on ( Biological Sciences. costs to more than $11 million $3 termed the Spartan Stadium expansion million higher than the city and project a "dead duck," at least one university had agreed could be raised councilman suggested continued efforts Aftermath of new registration in revenue bonds. to establis,1 a sports facility for San The university-city plan was to create Jose. a joint powers authority - a sort of third "I think we do need a stadium and it governmental body - to run the stadium may be possible for someone to come for 25 years. up with land for the city," said Naylor. Unplanned bugs creep into CAR During that time San Jose would "Then, with a vote of the people, it lease the stadium from the authority might have a chance of passing." and pay off the lease with revenues As for Spartan Stadium itself, Jim "Computer Assisted Registration temporary personnel to aid processing department chairman said the long university will provide the resources is collected at football, soccer and Noah, SJSU public relations officer, CAR) worked well, but there are some the influx of add-drop forms. add-drop lines were an indication of the theory," capsulized Chairmbn baseball games. indicated the university would continue bugs," said Doris Cutting, occupational Last semester there were 12,000 of- general student dissatisfaction with the Dennis Brown of the journalism Lease to revert to study' scaled-down renovation plans therapy department chairwoman. ficial add-drop transactions. initial schedules. department. At the end of the lease term, the to SJSU's sports facility. "The bugs" included long add-drop CAR Director Scott Anderson, noted, "I got the classes I wanted, but riot at Since departments submitted their stadium would revert in ownership to lines, ignoring students' time priorities, these official adds and drops exclude the times I'm available to go to school," majors' class requests last April there the university, thereby giving SJSU a non participation, lack of resources, those unofficial ones made during the was the complaint Chairman Roy was more time and flexibility for modern 38,000-seat stadium. The Delay in misunderstandings on how to code grace period of the arena system. Young of the political science depart- schedule revision, explained the CAR stadium presently seats only about classes and conflicts with departmental During the grace period after the ment heard the most from students director. 17,50o spectators. procedures. arena registration, a student could add adding and dropping classes. "But you have to have the resour- But when the lowest submitted Assistant Registrar Ed Jain a class by picking up an IBM card at the Since there were two CAR forms one ces," noted Brown. construction bid meant the city would Daily aid projected about 50,000 add -drop desired class if there was space or to indicate class preference and No resources have to put in an additional $3 million No discussion of additional budget transactions this semester. could drop aclass by turning in or another to show time conflicts there As students who had not registered at from its general funds, the council allocations to the Spartan Daily will The Registrar's Office which handles destroying the IBM card. was a natural tendency for one form to the end of last semester came to sign backed away from the project. take place for several weeks, according adds and drops recently hired seven Dr. James Willis, economics get lost or ignorned, explained the CAR up, open new class sections were not Over the objections of the Santa Clara to a spokeswoman for the AS.Council. director. open despite long waiting lists. Valley Coalition and scores of other Lee Smaus, A.S. public information Changes due Diane Joiner, sophomore dance citizens groups, the council at its July officer, said the council will consider Next semester the two forms will be major, did not get any of the classes she 30 meeting gave the stadium authority the special allocations to the Daily Webster resigns incorporated into one to avoid this wanted. two weeks in which to find the $3 million following the resolution of another inclination, promised Anderson. Still, she said she liked the new or alternative means for funding the budgetary matter--specifically, the "CAR means VAR )Year Around system because "it's better than project. allocation of $39,000 to the grants-in-aid Registration) for faculty members," standing in line from 6 a.m. until 3 Authority chairman Arthur K. Lund account. said Gerald Wheeler, history depart- p.m." sought personal donations and state The question of special allocations as A.S. treasurer ment chairman. university funding while bond counsel arose last Thursday when Daily ad- Another change next semester will be "Many of the bugs can be ironed out researched the feasibility of general visers and editors announced that the Dorothy Webster, A.S. treasurer who was the center of controversy during last to move CAR up earlier in the by learning how to code classes and obligation bonds. campus newpaper would be published do feed year's elections, resigned last week. semester, so preparation for finals information into the computer," Changes discussed only four days a week due to increased A(cording to her resignation letter, Webster sighted her reason for quitting her not discourage or interfere with suggested Chairwoman Cutting. SJSU Executive Vice President operating costs. as "the duties of my job as office manager at Joseph Magnin have increased students registering, according to Burton Brazil, in charge of thi Daily spokesman also noted that office Coding a series of classes with the made a meaningful conunittrnent to student government impossible." Anderson. university while SJSU President John despite the reduced publishing and have same number resulted in incomplete President John Rico said Webster dedicated to doing a complete job as Approximately 6,000 students did not Bunzel was on vacation, met with schedule, the newspaper might run out A.S. schedules Coi many. treasurer.. When she found that she could not do the job to her satisfaction, Rico register with CAR at the end of last members of the Spartan Foundation to of funds during the spring semester. projected a $3,400 deficit for the said. shedet.4,d to resign and let someone else, with more time to do the job semester. Prerequisites needed discuss scaled-down expansion plans. They studies properly. About 25 per cent of industrial For example, if a student tried to sign The deadline for accepting or 1974-75 school year utilizing the four- CAR, Webster became embroiled in controversy during the A.S. elections last May students did not register with up for two art history classes listed rejecting bids arrived, no money had day schedule. when presidental candidate Dave Pacheco challenged her eligibility to run for reported Chairman Ralph Norman. under the same number despite the fact been raised and other means of Smaus indicated the council will first CAR for treasurer. Norman did commend that each covered a distinct art period financing the project had been ruled consider the $3,400 deficit to assure that Farley, were "calling attention to students wants." impracticable or illegal. the paper finishes the year on the four' Two other candidates, Fred Atton and Al disqualified for not CAR would automatically drop one election, a Absenteeism in classes returning from its having completed 14 units in the year prior to the requirement of the because a student can not take The council, dayschedule. The average 15 per cent absenteeism summer vacation on Aug. 20, voted 641 She added the council may consider election regulations. duplicate courses. of Webster had received only nine units in the year prior to election because she in history classes on the first day to reject the construction bids. Coun- later approximately $10,000 needed for of school for medical reasons. classes left Chairman Gerald Wheeler Dr. Robert E. Jonk, assistant cilman Jim Self, an SJSU employee, the Daily to resume its traditional five- had to drop out election to the office of treasurer, Executive Vice President of the history department "skeptical of academic dean of the engineering abstained from the vote as he had done day per week schedule. Two days after her Burton K. Brazil ruled that she was qualified to run for the office. how well CAR was catering to student department, said many students were throughout the issue. A.S. provides funds for the school candiadate wants." scheduled for lecture classes without members agreed San Jose a subscription basis Stephanie Dean is, acting treasurer. Rico will nominate a for the Council newspaper on must approve the nomination. "CAR will show the demand and the the necessary labs, and vice versa. simply could not afford to sink money approximately $1 per student per year. position A.S. Council wrr. 111 alaal Editorial Daily Forum Daily wants five-day paper Vol. 63 Page 2, Septer»bet 10, 1974 No 2 Unfortunately the question Who The Spartan Daily wants a five- graduating from SJSU, but it will runs the Spartan Daily?" has ciglie day newspaper. The Spartan Daily greatly alter the professional AMNESTY RA.L.L e up again-too early in the semester. needs a five-day newspaper. But to auality of the Spartan Daily r Last semester the issue was the achieve this the newspaper needs John Rico, A.S. president, has editorial page policy. This time the support. And in this case, support suggested alternative funds-- issue is more basic and crucial-a hopefully means money. special allocations-but other than four-day -a-week publication in- Rico's concern for the reduced schedule there has been little stead of a five-day one. It is acknowledged that the Daily campus reaction. How do SJSU In this instance it is difficult to can not adequately cover the students feel? Is there satisfaction place blame. The rising cost of campus with only a four-day with a four-day paper? Last newsprint will remain an elusive publication schedule--limited semester there were objections to a by-product of inflation-hardly a and publication time will not space possible four-day publication. Now target for the Spartan Daily. allow it. Although the editor, sub-editors the possibility is reality and there are few protesting voices. and staff were not consulted prior gni to the decision to reduce the In addition, members of the The Spartan Daily, by technical number of publication days, it Daily staff will also suffer. With the definition, will still be a would now prove futile to scream cutback, reporters will no longer "daily"although published only about "arbitrary decisions." fully experience the pressure and lour days a week. But perhaps The real issue is money and atmosphere of a daily professional truthfully it should be called the stddent body support. They go newspaper. This will not only af- Spartan four-times-a-week or the hand in hand. fect the quality of journalists Spartan-once-in-a-while.
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CAR "success' questioned According to the director of computer registration form he which offered only one unit. Comnuter Assisted Registration received only 13 of those units. Although the computer "scan- (CAR), Scott Anderson, the newly He still had to pay the same $92 ned"an alternate class it failed to instituted computer system of for the abbreviated schedule and make any distinction between the walk- registration was "77 per cent was left to fend for himself at one unit course and the three unit successful." through registration in hopes of course on 491-54-9825's schedule But just what is "success?". acquiring his needed class. and fees due card. Thus he wound Does it mean that 77 per cent of the Would you believe 491-54-9825 up paying for 13 units when he students who enrolled with the aid was termed a CAR "success." should have only been paying for of CAR received 100 per cent of But a reduction in requested 11. their requested classes? Hardly. units was only the beggining of 491- Editorial It means only that the computer 54-9825's "success." To be ripped-off by another in- was able to spit out enough Last spring he had "correctly" dividual is bad enough but to be "alternate selections" to insure enrolled for a certain psychology ripped-off by a mad-ling is a that 77 per cent of SJSU's students course. Placing his faith and future disgrace. received enough scheduled units to in the almighty computer he Surely 491-54-9825's problems are Nixon vs. justice require them to pay the $92 fee. marked in the appropriate blanks not all unique and there are more Success then was marked in corresponding to the code numbers likely than not thousands of President Gerald Ford dropped a bombshell on the Nixnn an average citizen who lived in the White dollars and cents and not in the in the schedule of classes. unhappy, dissatisfied "successes" Congress and the nation last weekend as he gave House at one time, gets off without an indictment, a number of satisfied students. Clean and simple, right? Wrong. walking around campus trying former president Richard M. Nixon a full and absolute trial or even an investigation to determine the extent Take one SJSU student for The number in the catalog was desperately to rectify their incorrect and 491-54-9825 was muddled schedules. pardon for any and all the crimes he may have of his involvment in Watergate. example. This student is known to committed during his administration. That's justice? the computer placed in a psychology course he Even though CAR has un- only as 491,54-9825. Ford made the move although many of the national Although 491-54-9825 had absolutely no interest in. doubtedly thrown many students In George Orwell's "Animal Farm," there is a quote enrolled in pollsters reported a niajority of Americans wanted Co and requested 16 class units on the And once again the computer Into a panic, the new system of which humoi ized the conditions of the U.S.S.R. under branded him a "success." registering by computer is a see the former president on trial. its communistic leadership. But our beloved CAR wasn't definite improvement over the It makes one wonder what -justice under law" "All animals Spartan Daily quite finished with the "success"of walk-through system of really means. are equal, but some are more equal If an average citizen tried to do than others." Serving the San Jose State University 491-54-9825. registration used by the university what Nixon is Community Since 1934 The quote isn't In a typical move the computer in the past. suspected of doing, he would be spending an awful so funny when one applies it to this latest series of issued the ultimatum that a Now the only thing that remains long time in a federal prison. events.
f.ditor Baths liebell. journalism class 491-54-9825 had is for the operators and controllers , Is reusing Manager John Bono o enrolled in was filled to capacity of CAR to face the fact that their St.00,ing Editor Janet Parker src s Editor Valerie Mt Inros and thus closed to him. But the damn computer is not the end rrurn Page Editor Gail Wesson ,ssislant Seas Editor Jahn Brasfield computer did "its" thing and answer to registration. I risoot Editor Myra Torres Moore miraculously "scanned" the Before any of the problems CAR I ..tcm,lornent Editor Al Bra sir ,o, Braise Canteen Write Editor us remaining courses to insure 491-54- has created can be remedied, those is I Mu, Man mKursumoto 9825 an alternate selection. in charge must first admit the Sss.q.ird 'no Editor Chris Weinslcol The Spartan Daily encourages For quick and full publication, The editor and forum page edito irr I Attor loo Stanapo This was, in theory, a blessing computer's failings. .t I idor (Iwis Bola ell letters should be limited to 14 in- will accept letters for publicatiol .1 spEr Carl Ho Ito but in reality a disaster The students of SJSU need CAR. letters from those who care, on or luismrss Manager Bruce Nyhanomer ches or about 500 words, typed on a in the Spartan Daily office 12:30 ti Carol Storer The "alternate" course the What they don't need is a \Jr lotol Ad, el-Using Manager off campus. 55-space line. 4:30 p.m. daily. Adsenising Manager Donna Bond,. computer selected was not a three bureaucracy that calls a student Ads ertising Mraniger l'at? Adverthorn I iisplo Sri Inrector Mike Sanchez unit course like the one 491-54-9825 with scheduling problems like had requested but was a course those of 491-54-9825 a "success."
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k&11 Zifivitth Linda Sedlar Judy Poolosky Prof. Roger Muzzy Rose Bankhead Barbara Baker Reaction split on cut in Daily publication
Due to a sharp increase in the out of high school and there we only prices have ;hot up the last few Barbara Baker , sophomore, Roger Muzzy, prof. music Fred Hudson, community cost of newsprint, this semester got a newspaper once a month." years. We all .;iist have to live with German and Art History major: department: "You have to place member: "I think the cutback is The Spartan Dialy will tentatively Rose Bankhead, junior, social it." "Maybe a nice weekly newspaper the blame where it belongs. It's not good. If you don't get the news publish four days a week rather science major: "I think it is im- Mary Bender, senior, psychology would be better than a daily or four the journalism department's fault. every day it will just build up. The than the traditional five. portant to the student body to have major: "I think the cutback is days-a-week publication. So many The blame belongs on the ASB people won't be less informed. Seventeen persons on campus a newspaper every day. Some better. It's a waste of paper. When of the papers get thrown all over student government. It is not They will just II:we to catch up." were asked their opinions of the students are not on campus every people start picking up dog pooh the gi ound." representing the majority of the cut-back, Five were against the day and will miss out on news with the paper, you know it's a Dean Bistolofo, sophomore, students. Trinie Gamica, senior, biological cut-back, four agreed with it and completly. I'm a transfer student waste. Lots gets by-passed if you accountion major: "The Daily is science major: It's too bad the the remaining eight had not formed and at my previous school it was publish too often also." doing its part for the paper shor- John Nadalin, senior, ad- paper is being cut-back. The times opinions. very important to read the paper." Judy Poolosky, graduate tage. Perhaps the paper could have vertising major: "I'm against it. It I read it liked it. Now the students Linda Sedlar, freshman, Dr. William McBain, psychology student, music: I don't like the cut- been shortened and continued to should be published at least five will be less informed. But outside sociology major: "I'm not used to department: "Inflation is hitting back at all. A university of this size run five days a week, but I guess days a week. The student body of raising tuition, I don't know having a paper even once a week. the Spartan Daily like it's hitting needs representation of a that would have lowered the should have more control over the where additional funding could Four days is okay with me. I'm just everyone else. I can't believe how newspaper five days a week. quality." funding and budgeting." come from." September 10, 1974, Page 3 Prof feuds off Veterans benefits unsure Among the many contained some new loan when in fact they do not," is "shakey." students at least five years to thousands of students provision. Fleener said. -Some members of the complete their education, big grizzly bear returning this tall are a "Somehow, not once, but ACTION NEEDED House feel the nine-month particularly it they are number ot veterans who may three times, the press The Senate is back in session extension will only be used working and going to Fending off a 250-pound summer since 1947, Edwai ds be in for a rude awakening reported the bill had passed. and the House will return by veterans wishing to go to school," she added. grizzly bear's attack is not said he "was always aware and some unexpected We now have -eterans Sept. 11. Fleener said she graduate school and is Fleener is urging all what Dr. J. Gordon of the grizzlies' presence but hadrships. returning, thinking they hopes swift action will be therefore not critical," she veterans to write the Edwards, 'SJSU professor of never had any trouble with According to Marilyn have an additional nine taken on the measure but said. President and tt eir entomology, had in mind for them before. Fleener, a public relations months of benefits coming admits the future of the bill "These days it takes many Congressmen research project. "I was not expecting any a summer official for the Offi,e of trouble," Edwards said, However, while Edwards Veterans Affairs, many -when it happened I was was "bushwacking" an veterans are returning to practically out of the woods, animal trail near Feather school under the false im- so I stopped making noise." Plume Falls in Glacier pression they are now en- The trailblazer said his National Park last month an titled to an additional nine usual practice was to make angry mother grizzly at- months' of veterans benefits. noise with his equipment to tacked him. Dr. J. Edwards A bill wnich would have The potentially fatal at- scare any black or grizzly extended the eligibility tack was survived by the bears off before he en- period from 36 to 45 months experienced outdoorsman countered them. was passed by the Senate. with only a set of puncture At the time of the attack, Rapelling However, the House wounds, matching the bear's Edwards was conducting refused to pass the measure teeth, on his left hand. research for an up-dated and drafted its own version TROUBLE UNUSUAL edition of the Climbers Guide exhibition of the bill but did not includi: Working at the park as a to Glacier National Park for the nine-month extensg.n. seasonal naturalist each the Sierra Club. "I was so close to being out CONGRESS UNDEC!DED S11111'11111 Ilatil, of the woods," Edwards held today Serving the San Jose Stale said, "with 50 or 60 feet left Congress oecame University Community I heard a noise in The ROTC unit at SJSU Since 1134 to go, when deadlocked on the matter Second class postage paid at San the menzesia bushes, But I will conduct a rapelling and no actio..i was taken Jose, California Member of just kept walking. exercise, open to the public, before it recessed for Labor California Newspaper Publishers Assoc Alton and the Associated "But when I heard the from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Day. Press Published daily by San Jose sound of bear cubs going yip, today at the San Jose Fire Fleener said her office had State University, except Sat.rde, and Sunday, during the college yip I expected a charge. Department's training been receiving almost daily Year The opinions expressed After the mother finally facility on Montgomery assurances the bill, in- herein are not necessarily those of the Associated Students, the appeared 1 wanted to climb a Street. cluding the nine-month College Adminstration or the tree but I didn't. extension, would be passed. Department of Journalism and is a method of Advertising Subscriptions ac "I just never thought one Rapelling "In the hectic days ceptect only on a remainder of would attack me," Edwards descending steep cliffs or following President Ford's semester basis Full academic using ropes and other year, SO each Semester, 1.1.50 Off continued. "I had to admit it walls taking office, the political campus price per copy, 10 cents was real after she took five climbing apparatus. climate in Congress seemed Phone 177 3161 Advertising 177 3171 Press of Erich Printing, San or six bounds because by to change," she said. Jose then she was on me. Grant awarded During this time President Ford told a meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars he Eric Clapton A grant covering the costs might veto any veterans of the first year of a four legislation that could prove "Shot the Sheriff" year community mental inflationary. health program has been the nine- awarded to SJSU. In addition to month extension, the on the new Anything the complete student original bill would have may want, the complete bookstore has. The 6138,152 grant was Shop the Spartan Bookstore. 18 speedy check-out stands to serve you. awarded by the National increased benefits and KEZR Institute of Mental Health. disability payments and Stereo 106.51m Campus briefs New Used Books Art Supplies School Accessories
Positions are now open on at the Student Health Center Open Deily From 7:15 AM the six-member A.S per- will be open the second and sonnel selection committee, fourth Friday of each month Saturday which interviev,s and from 2-4 p.m. starting 12 to 4 PM recommends appointees for Friday according to E.A. all other A.S. committees, Ambrose, health services including Academic Council assistant. committees spend Students willing to 60 hours doing community large Vadedroire SJSU's three work can earn upper division groups performing choral academic credit according ac- need new members, to Dave Pacheco, a Com- cording to a Music Depart- munity of Communities (St tit Stzedurt Zeal«)
ment spokesman. Interested spokesman. He said further the students should contact information is available by FALL LEAGUES for in- Music Department calling 292-3313. formation. NOW FORMING Prof. J. Benton White of TUESDAY the Religious Studies 6:30 p.m. MIXED HDCP TRIO Department, and his wife, have been named Danforth WEDNESDAY Associates. They were 6:30 p.m. WED. MIXED FOURS among 144 university faculty 9:00 p.m. PETERSON POINT TRIO members throughout the THURSDAY United States to receive the We've got a plan 6:30 p.m. THURS. MIXED FOURS appointment. SIGN-UPS INDIVIDUALLY, OR AS A TEAM, 40 SJSU students were awarded easier. UNTIL FRIDAY, recently banking SEPT. 13 to make your scholarships totaling $10,150, Information At The Desk by the board of trustees of the California State STUDENT UNION University and Colleges. All of- the students had a 3.50 ..re" GAMES AREA 277-3226 (WA or higher. The Immunization Clinic . ." - AS. 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The 20- Americans at Spartan Clara wasn't given fair SJSU super team of quar- through the SC line for 17 Although most of the 18,250 yardage came in the second 0, Sunday afternoon at -old junior transferred Stadium at 8 p.m. warning. terback Craig Kimball and yards on four consecutive fans were cheering for the half, when Rogers cleared Spartan Stadium. year The Broncos knew how wide receiver Ike McBee. carries, snagged a 12-yard pass-happy Spartan offense, the bench to give everyone a The teams played an almost even first half with strong SJSU's passing attack The time would have been pass on the next play, then the defensive unit deserves chance to play. the Portuguese club holding was but they still weren't better spent painting goal gained eight more yards on just as much credit for the Wasick, picked as the prepared for the 47-10 posts. the following two plays. victory. most valuable defensive a slight advantage. However, the Spartans shellacking the Spartans Kimball, the nation's The drive stalled on the Led by defensive end Dave player, finished the evening FREE scored the only goal on a handed them Saturday night seventh leading passer last Santa Clara 43 but it proved Wasick, the SJSU defense with seven tackles and seven penalty kick by Ken Davis in at Spartan Stadium. Year, picked the Bronco that Kimball and the rest of ,held Santa Clara to a mere 77 assists. Tour of the SJSU library All week long, the Santa defense apart at every op- the 35th minute after for- on ward Joe Salerno was Clara secondary worked portunity, completing 17 of 28 tiirti Friday passes for 247 yards and tripped by a Portuguese Monday three touchdowns. defender. Sept. 9-20 His efforts earned him the San Jose was rather lucky to survive the first half with game's most valuable of- 10:30 fensive player award, an their shutout intact as SJSU honor bestowed upon him by goalie Gary St. Clair was 1:30 local sportscasters and superb. The All-America 2:30 sportswriters attending candidate stopped four Saturday night's game. straight corner shots, Start on first floor, Central Wing Part of Kimball's success tripping one over the top of Entrance has to be attributed to the net just in time. it the Main McBee, who grabbed six The Spartans dominated 88 yards. But his the second half of play, passes for Trying. very presence on the field outshooting the Portuguese was just as big an asset. 17-4, but failed to score until something Santa Clara knew McBee the 80th minute when Aldo Dental Admission Test was Kimball's favorite Quesada took a pass from new receiver. Kimball knew it Tony Rosa for a 2-0 lead. Review Course too, and that's why the SJSU Six minutes later Joe and You're always trying signal-caller threw alot to his Garroto took a pass from Preparation for UCSF Performance Test something new. This year Jim Fox and sscored to put other receivers; Dan offered for you began ballet lessons. Prager, Mike Hopkins and the game away. And today, you finally Gary Maddocks. San Jose had many op- Fall examination mastered that new The quick -thinking portunities to score in the second half but lack of team Sunday Sept. 22 at Berkeley position You feel Kimball used key passes to wonderful. McBee to set the Spartans up in scoring position. 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MADE FAMOUS bikini, respectable ground attack, Darryl Rogers elated but we knew we were good even in a leotard, a "The offensive line totaling 186 yards, only 63 of Saturday night after his and we proved it in the end," 40 South First or a tennis skirt. They're deserve credit," those in the first half. teams's 47-10 manhandling coaches the senior signal -caller San Jose easy to use. too. The With first string running of the archrival Santa Clara Rogers said in reference to commented. 279-1681 silken -smooth back Mary Stewart sidelined Uni wersity Broncos. coaches Dick Sullivan and they (Santa Dale Knott. Although the Spartans container-applicator with a knee injury, Kimball "But I thought CAMERA makes insertion safe, played roulette with most of Clara) were improved over The Spartans' defensive displayed a strong running easy and comfortable. his other running hacks; last year. They played well, play wasn't too shabby, game in the second half 1149 hit well and were well either. Discounting two yards) to round out a well- And the exclusive Junior including Steve Bruce, Bob SAVE ON coached," Rogers added, SJSU fumbles recovered by balanced attack, the team absorbency-size is just Ladouceur, Walt Robinson and Bill Crumley. leaving one to wonder what the Broncos in Spartan also showed it can make right for a beginner. Stewart is scheduled to might have -happened had territory, Santa Clara's mistakes, too. BACK TO SCHOOL Try Tampax tampons start in next week's game the Broncos not been so well deepest penetration in the and every day of the against Fresno State. prepared. first three quarters of play The Spartans fumbled four month can be a good day Ladouceur and defensive The SJSU performance was to the San Jose 47. times--lost all four --and to try something new. end Gary Williams won't be was impressive, indeed. The Kimball expressed the drew II penalty flags which SPECIALS LOW PRICES as lucky. 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Price F.E.T $6 40 each 4 for $23.00 COIL SPRING ASSISTED LEVELING UNIT H78-14 $34.70 2.92 HR7B-14 $59.95 3.47 EFI60-13 $53.40 2.59 165SR14 $36.96 167 000-12 $15.40 1.52 For Overloads Front and Rear t "diem guar G78 15 $3355 274 FR70-15 $5450 307 FR60-14 $58.95 306 17551114 $4097 1.98 520-13 $15.40 1.40 ante. $12 75 each PLEASE CALL ON H713.15 $3590 2.97 GR70-15 $5660 3.22 01160-14 $6260 1855R14 3.30 $42.98 2.19 560-13 $15.40 1.53 AIR ADJUSTABLE The extra lift needed for .178.15 $3850 3.13 HR78-15 $5995 3.42 LR60-14 $6975 3.30 1555R15 $3496 1.60 600-13 $15.95 *80 station wagons. CdTp,S, light trucks, lowing L78.15 $3896 3.19 JR78-15 561 25 3.44 -4 FR60-15 $60.95 3.19 16551115 $313.95 1.75 560-15 $15.40 1.78 'reliefs Lifetime guarantee, Hose kit included. $38.95 LR78.15 $61 25 360 GR60-15 $6295 3.34 600-15 $16.40 1.84 HR60-15 $66 10 7./TE Normal passenger service, original owner only. 600-154. $17.40 1.99 Most popular sites in stock LR60.15 $69.75 3.56* $1.00 entre for white wells. --7--.ICKL777,07!,777111-Ararri. HIGHWAY Tubeless Tube Type Group WM, Size Ply Group F.E.T. Ply F.E.T. wintr m wrisl workman- BIG J TIRE SALES/WAREHOUSE (PH 578-0786) 700-13 6 $23.75 2.35 and dun to oramrt WINFIELD BLVD., SAN JOSE, CA 70044 6 $25.25 298 purchaser INTEINTATE 280 5827 $27.75 2.72 $25.35 670-16 6 2.35 The first Group Purchase Program ever offered 70045 6 $2985 3.13 6 $29.40 2.77 on B.F. GOODRICH TIRES the nations most ex 6 600-16 6 $25.30 2.27 MAG WHa perlefICed radial tire builder and Willard EXIDE LS a. 650-16 6 82950 295 877.4u 252 >01 Batteries, the world's largest manufacturer. Both 412 I Size Group Price 1111,LSI)ALE Lid 75014 8 836 05 CAPITOL EXPRESSWAY B F GOODRICH and EXIDE carry a world wide 7.17.5 a 13 x 6 $29 90 written guarantee. 8-17.5 14 x 7 $30 99 5 , Z't 830.16.5 8 $42.80 348 14 x 8 $33 93 h You can also save up 10 50% or more off Factory 875.16.6 8 $46.70 4.03 15 x 7 535-99 jLi L rk Koos.. list price on new premium and first line Tires 960.16.5 8 $61.75 4.58 15 x 8 $39 99 4 BLOSSOM HIL manufactured by a Division of B.F. GOODRICH 10-16.6 B $52.75 4.61 15 x 10 $54.99 13 GOODYEAR FIRESTONE PIRELLI plus whole- 12.16.5 10 $88 75 5.74 Mr1 sale prices on shock absorbers, batteries, and Nag wheels WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL - If any tire sold by BIG -J fails due to defects in -71 makes factory direct railcar purchases, operates workmanship and material during the first 25% of tread wear it will be replaced free of BIG J wear, low overhead Warehouse locations, and passes the charge. Failures beyond 257 of tread wear will be replaced on the basis of tread r-_ jSrl"LHELSANAltlitrOUSF savings on to you pro-rated on the current group price. (Plus, F.E.T.) and Local 'I'ax.
on the This advertisement contains your FREE ROAD HAZARD Any failure that occurs due to road hazards, will be replaced B1G-J-TIPE SALES/WAREHOUSE (PH.578 0786) and Local temporary Membership and should be present- basis of tread wear, pro-rated on the current gioup price. (Plus F.E.T.) 5827 WINFIELD BLVD., SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA BIG -J -TIRE Tax. ed at the SALES/WAREHOUSE's 'Almaden location, 5827 Winfield Blvd., San BECAUSE OF FLUCTUATION USE YOUR the purchaser will receive NO TIME LIMIT WEAR GUARANTEE - BIG -J guarantees IN MANUFACTURERS' COSTS CREDIT UNION Jose (Ph. 578-0786), for your permanent based on the current OP IASI, PAY full mileage paid for or be given pro-rata credit on a new tire, OUR PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO alarotr MIMS cc) card. EXAMPLE: CAN III AIIIIANGIO group price (Plus F.E.T.) and Local Tax pro -rated on the basis of mileage. CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE miles, tire with a 30,000 mile guarantee wears smooth at 15,000 If a $20.00 CASH AND CARRY PRICES FINANCING AVAILABLE BIG J suggests you shop around to compare price, you get a new tire for $10.00 plus F.F T. and Local Tax, quality and guarantee MOUNTING. BALANCING AND INSTALLATION AVAILABLE COMPLETE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION (No Trade In Required) ......