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by Morgan Hampton page 3 page 4 SJSU students won't gain a single parking space when the new $5.85 million parking garage is completed in 1982 if city urban renewal plans are finalized. The new garage has been approved by California State University and Colleges board of trustees, but still awaits master plan revision before plans are finalized. SJSU President Gail Fullerton said last week she expects no problem in getting approval at the next meeting in November. The 1.200 space garage will displace about 200 existing parking spaces at its site on Fourth Street between San Carlos and San Salvador streets, leaving a net gain of Spartan Daily 1.000 parking spaces. But 1,000 by SJSU students parking spaces now used Volume 73. Number 23 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Friday. October 5, 1979 will be lost when the city reclaims its property on Fourth Street between San Fernando and San Carlos streets. The city plans to build condominiums, apartments and retail stores on the Fourth Street property, according to Pat Forst, coordinator for the San Jose Redevelopment Agency. When construction will begin is "touch and go," ac- cording to Forst, because the city is waiting for financial Hannah's removal unclear clearance of the developer's plans. Forst would not estimate when construction would begin, but she said even if urban renewal plans for the Ombudsman Fourth Street property are delayed until 1982, the city may have plans to use the lots for its own parking before position filled that time. Forst said a new state building, planned to be com- pleted by 1982 on San Carlos Street between Second and by Whitcomb Third streets, will require parking for its employees and visitors. the first ut Iwo drh,. The Fourth Street lot is the only place they") have to eeireng what happened to former go." Forst said. SJSU ombudsman Jo Ella Hannah and Last year the city enforced a 1976 ordinance banning what will happen to the of/ice in the parking on city streets east of campus to all but neigh- wake of her dismissal borhood residents. Nearly 1.600 spaces were lost to student parking. There are about 5,230 parking spaces, including the by Steve Hastings garages, arid about 30,000 students and employees on The title "ombudsman" can be campus, or a ratio of six persons to each parking space. found in the front of the SJSU Fullerton said the new parking garage will do little to telephone directory with the name solve the university's parking problem. Jo Ella Hannah beside it, just 16 "We'd like to see more people on bicycles," Fullerton lines under the bold-faced listing of said. "We'd like to have more people ride the bus and see PRESIDENT Gail Fullerton. more people carpool, but we are desperately short of years, Hannah held that parking space." For five administrative position of om- She had rece.ved both her bachelor's budsman a Scandanavian term and master's degrees in English meaning "red tape cutter' acting here. She began teaching as a part- as a kind of grievance counselor for time temporary lecturer in the Opposing views students. But last spring, for reasons English Department in 1971. Hannah today does not completely understand, she was removed from She later became an athletic on peace efforts the office and replaced by recreation academic adviser, embarking on a and leisure Associate Prof. Charles program of peer tutoring to get 173 athletes off academic probation. by Lori Eickmann Whitcomb. The heads of Afro-American and Jewish Studies Her first year as ombudsman along departments expressed opposing views on the Rev. Jesse Hannah's job was listed was on an "interim" basis, as she Jackson's peace efforts in the Mideast. with other positions that were being competed with a reported 381 ap- wake of They were asked by the Spartan Daily for their cut last March 1 in the plicants for the ombudsman Academic reactions to Jackson's talk with Palestine Liberation Proposition 13. But, as position. ex- Organization leader . and Jackson's ac- Vice President Hobert Burns position cusation last week that Israel's Prime Minister plained, even though the Hannah said she had a verbal function of agreement from Menachem Begin is a racist. would be eliminated, the Bunzel when she kept. But was formally hired "Begin is no racist," said Robert Levinson. chairman the ombudsman would be in 1975 that she person? would have a two-year of Jewish Studies. "He is negotiating face-to-face with what about the renewable term "if the enrollment President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, who is half black." stays up." It is clear now that there was Still. her formal contract was Dr. Carlene Young. chairwoman of the Afro- for Hannah's dismissal than only one year and it was American Studies Department, said, "I don't know about more to renewed budget cuts or Proposition 13. every year until Gail Fullerton Begin himself, but I do know that Israel has had some became president in 1978. problem dealing with blacks. Hannah is now dean of students There has always been "I think a distinction has to be made between the for New England College's British concern for ombudsmen throughout Jewish community and the Zionists," she added "The campus in Arundel, Sussex. She the California State University Zionists are very reactionary. They have aligned them- secured the position when it became and Colleges system when selves with South ." clear she would not be rehired as a new president is hired, since in In a recent San Jose Mercury article, Jackson, an ombudsman and moved there in almost all cases the ombudsman American civil rights leader, was quoted as saying the July with her husband Charles Jerry serves at the pleasure Israeli leader refused to meet with him because he is Hannah, a novelist and former of the president. But last black. November. Hannah had told San 7 om athletic academic adviser at SJSU, Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan said Begin declined to and their daughter. Diego State Ombudsman Barbara meet with Jackson because he didn't want to legitimize Gunning that things were going well Jackson's mediation efforts between Israel and the PLO. He's got a light head Hannah took the post of SJSU and she was "not subject to threat" Levinson said of Jackson's peace efforts, 'As far as An SJSU student promotes a campus tutoring organization as he wheels his Ombudsman in 1974, appointed by from the new president. I'm concerned, it's besmirched the memory of that great hike in front of the Student Union. Many of the Operation SHARE balloons have then SJSU President John Bunzel. -continued on back page apostle of non-violence. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. been bobbing from students' hands lately "I have seen pictures of the holocaust and I've seen paintings of the Spanish Inquisition and the next most obscene photograph I've ever seen was the picture of those American black people standing together with murderers and terrorists of the PLO. singing 'We Shall Engineering numbers double Overcome," Levinson said. by Dave Burekhard growing while the total number of "If there is a community in the He said Jackson has "involved himself in a situation of Engineering is students at SJSU drops. U.S. that needs a quality where he's not very well informed. Nations do not The School percent of the Although SJSU President Gail engineering program, it's this one," negotiate through people who claim to be organizations." over enrolled and 80 Fullerton recently said that she did he said. Levinson believes Jackson is seeking personal classes there have a waiting list. I). Pinson. not want the university to become He said that an average notoriety. according to Dean Jay technically oriented. Pinson said graduate from the school has a "If Jackson wanted to do something on behalf of black Enrollment there has nearly that the administration has put this minimum of five job offers upon people," Levinson said. "why has he not protested the doubled in the last three years into effect by establishing a budget graduation and starts with salaries high prices that poor black African countries are being making this year's the highest short $20.000. charged for Arab oil? enrollment in SJSU history with for the School of Engineering approaching -continued on back page 2,021 undergraduates for the 78-79 of the figure that he would like to Eighty-five percent stay in the spring semester. see. Bay Area "which is a measure of our Since SJSU receives funds based However. he did acknowledge service to the community," ac- on total enrollment. the School of that the administration has an cording to Schultz. Engineering suffers from obligation to the entire university "We do have an obligation," Graduation deadline decreasing workable funds because and that it is important that concedes SJSU Academic Vice while engineering enrollment in- engineering students get a well- President Hobert W. Burns. "but we Today is the last day to file for December creases, the total enrollment at the rounded education. do have a much broader respon- graduation. Applications may be lured into the university is declining. As SJSU is located in Silicon sibility.. Office of Admissions, Graduation applications must Thomas G. Schultz, As.sociate Valley with its demand for students "The primary function of the be accompanied by completed major and minor Dean of Engineering, said that it is with technical background, the university is not to serve the com- forms. hard to get more funds for one university has an "obligation" to munity," he said. hi R., A hard department even though it is provide Imre quality engineers -continued on back page Secretary Frances Cangi Patio seen in S.U.'s future Last of a three-part series by Erin A. Hallissy The construction of the Student Union was completed the building has never really been STUDENT years ago, but UNEN 10 finished. Constant revisions and expansions have typified the union during its 10-year existence and will continue to 10 years later do so. eve.e..ez Probably the biggest change being planned for the eludes an arbor that vi ill extend from the cafeteria en- union is the construction of a patio between the union and trance of the union to the staircases outside, awnings over the bakery. the bakery and exhaust vents near the walkway and a new The union staff had wanted the patio to be completed outdoor dining area on the Engineering Building side of before the 10th anniversary, but ran into trouble when no the bakery. -Arr.. A' Allen company responded to the call for bids last summer. The Student Union Board of Governors has a variey of 416 Student Union Ditector Ron Beirrett said they proposals for the lower level. Ittn.4 probably got no response because the construction One idea the board has tried to implement almost I companies were busy enough with other work during the since the union opened is having a ticket agency. such as summer. He hopes to send out bids again soon and have BASS (Cr Ticketron, in the union. It's never worked the work eompleted during the January break. because the agencies didn't see the union as being a Plans for the Student Union patio include adding new trees, awnings and a new dining area. The, project, which is estimated to cost $50,000. in- profitable place to have an outlet. -continued on page 5 October 5. 1979 2 forum 1 SJSU architecture a disaster area has unorganized. incoherent problem as a whole, there are three one of the deeper circles of hell in after the search-and-suffer school of doors insure that every student Can an by ('raig Henderson The. architects, that opportunity. architectural environment produce possible solutions: stallWritri -The Inferno." I know there's some library architecture, so proud of their creation, wanted to anything but unorganized, in- 1. Level all the buildings and respect to the multitude connection here somewhere. SJSU's architecture raises some In deep insure that every visit to the library coherent students'? start over. and architects serious questions: of administrators gives a student the opportunity to Arid if we must endure this 2. Accept the situation with SJSU's architecture what The Education Building is the who made view the entire building. Hallways If architecture is a reflection of environment, does a merciful God meek resignation. I present a scholarly latest in indoor-outdoor buildings. it is today. that wind off into nowhere and society, is there any hope for SJSU really exist? 3. Bitch, bitch, bitch. the more After entering the building and analysis of sonic of concealed exit students? Considering the architectural I vote for number three. climbing the stairs to the desired rooms with carefully floor, the student walks through an open-air section of hallway. The student reaps the benefit of heavy Satire gusts of wind arid rain, if the weather permits. prominent buildings on campus. Special attention shall be given The student then enters an to the social and political objectives enclosed section, reminding one that of each building, as well as its all good things, such as heavy gusts aesthetic appeal of wind and rain, should be ex- perienced in moderation The Student Union combines the best of the old and the new. Concrete Duncan Hall. the most futuristic slabs reminiscent of Stone Henge building on campus, was designed in stand on hypnotic-psychotic carpet preparation for World War III. The

'Duncan Hall was designed in preparation for World War Ill'

straight from a '60s pop-art poster. sonar and missile launchers on top, The architect, as far as I can tell, thought to be a weather station by was a caveman on acid. those gullible enough to believe government propaganda. are The Faculty Office Building and capable of monitoring and the adjacent sides of the Human destroying enemy missiles. The huts Performance Budding are a study in in front of Duncan Hall are where walls Some of the walls have the peasants can hide in case there's windows, others do not, but none of a real attack. them deviate from the design of a basic, uninterrupted wall. Classic The Business Tower was simplicaj is the rule here. I'm not so designed by an architect with deep- sure about the classic, but it's seeded fears about his masculinity. definitelj simple To compensate for his doubts, he erected a giant phallic symbol of a The Building is the building. Remember that all good hottest building on campus, un- architects see their buildings as doubted, a conscious decision of the extensions of themselves. administration. Dante made a special point of placing slanderers in The SJSU Library is modelled letters

Russian placement objection Political Comment

ii iiccr considerations be taken into account Mj objection to the Russian in analyzing the Russian military placement of their armed forces in activity in Cuba The. Russian bear Soviet advances not recognized by Carter Cuba is that an affront to our can be and will be removed as a policy stated in the Monroe Doc- threat to the central American by Erie Hammond Even more alarming than the Asian ally. Japan, is absolutely and outdated. It has lost the con- trine, as everj school boj knows states 55011inter Soviets growing influence in the dependent on imported oil to sustain fidence of U.S. allies all over the from reading his Instorj text As a leader in the arena of The recent Soviet advances in Mideast is the Carter ad- its economy. The Soviets could world by its indecisive image. The Our Department of Defense nations, a strong is in all parts of the world, the presence ministration's inability to stop the easily blackmail Japan into a U.S. could very well find itself alone must have strategy and doctrine the best interest of the western free of Soviet combat troops in Cuba and decline of American influence in this neutral position in case of a major against an overwhelming Soviet capable of lending effective. support world the obvious decline of U.S. power vital region. war. military power unless there is a to our diplomatic intiati yes in and influence all over make it ob- drastic change in foreign policy now. foreign affairs Gregory A. Johnson vious that the Carter ad- It is imperative that these JournalismJunior ministration's foreign policy is a If Carter does not grasp this, it disaster area. 'U.S. could find itself alone against would be better for America to select a president that does. It is also very clear that four an overwhelming military power' more years of Carter-style foreign Who is the arrogant one? policy will pose a great threat to the security of the Western World. Editor: homosexualnj The Soviet naval power in the The prospect is scary: most of _Spartan The -religious groups" and For Keady to say that the Bible The Soviet Union has embarked Indian Ocean makes the American America's overseas allies, whose on a policy of worldwide expansion seared book'' mentioned by does not condemn homosexuality presence there look like a joke. bases would be indispensable in case Editor Mary T. Lee of influence. The number of coun- Richard Keady in the October 3 indicates an abysmal lack of Soviet planes recently used of war, are highly vulnerable to Manager Laura Smith tries that owe the Soviets favors or Advertising issue of the Spartan Daily appear, knowledge for a religious studies American naval crafts as targets for Soviet blackmail. Any confrontation James P Wagner will let them have military bases on News Editor from context, to be Christians and professor. Both old and new practice bombing runs. In the event could evolve into a situation in which Editor Carla Baker their territory is constantly growing. City the Bible. testaments clearlj teach of an actual war, the antiquated U.S. America's only choice would be to Associate News Editor Leslie Erickson A true Christian is a disciple of homosexuality is an abomination to The Soviets are using up their Navy would be quickly wiped out. submit or use ICBMs, which would Associate City Editor Sean Whaley Christ and accepts His teaching on God. domestic. oil supplies according to a This would leave the sea lanes to the be national suicide because of the Forum Page Editor Danny Edwards the authority and trustworthiness of Who is arrogant' The one who C.I.A. study. Therefore, they are Arab oil fields at the mercy of the Soviet missile supremacy. Entertainment Editor Don Vetter the Scriptures. Therefore a agrees with God or the one who turning their interest toward the Soviet Navz. Sports Editor Dan Wood The Carter administration has Christian would oppose legalizing or denies the teaching of his own Arab oil fields that support the Feature Editor Peter G Bliss America's most important allowed the Navy to become weak condoning anything the Bible Creator'? erl,r101111VN if the West Layout Editor Chuck Henrik son specifically says is wrong. Among Chris Harris investigative Editor Stephen Cohodas others this would include such things Business Management Associate Editor La Rosa Carrington as murder, theft. fornication and Sophomore Consumer Editor Debbie Hunsinger Associate Editor Erin Hallissy Photo Editor Jeff Pohorski Chief Photographic.) I Sousa Admissions problem Public Relations Marie Fukai Retail Ad Manager Cynthia Fujinake Editor : spring semester, the girl's attitude National Ad Manager Vickie Jandron On July 31. 1979 I applied to became somewhat surly. I was Art Director Mike Masters SJSU for admission to the Electrical informed that the 820 fee was non- Business Manager Gary Dong Engineering program Receipt No. refundable for doing the admission Promotions Director Bill Burton 18031. On that date. I talked to a paperwork. She contended that they counselor in the Engineering had fulfilled their obligation. rtitonal Stall Dave Abston. Dave Department and there didn't appear Not so! I'm not foolish enough to Burckhard. Marion Chin. Tracy to be any obstacles to my goal of try to jump into calculus and Corral. Denise Downer. Lori Eick attending school in September. chemistry two weeks after the mann, Lee Eminger, Greg Grimes. On the first day of registration I semester has started. The results Eric Hammond, Morgan Hampton, called the Admissions Office to could hardly be. satisfactory. If I had Steve Hastings, Craig Henderson, determine nny admission status and received my acceptance notice Mark Robert Henry. Dave Kellogg, was told that my case hadn't been before or even during registration I Ron lazzarotti. Scott Mace, Mark decided as yet because the dean had would feel that Admissions had Maryrnee, Brian McMahon. been out of town. The message I fulfilled their obligation. Christine Merck, Jeffrey Morris, received was that my case would be Now it hardly seems fair that I Roger Myers. Jeff Rhodie, Patty decided later that day and I would should have to reapply and repay the Selbach, Paul Scott Stewart, Jan receive notification within the week. fee. Why can't the approved ap- Flanery Taylor, Laura Wesker On September 18, 1979, 1 again plication be put with the list of called the Admissions Office to spring admissions'? It seems a waste Advertising Stall Arlene Baak, ascertain my status. I was told that I of my time and money and Ad- Jean Banaag, Don Banchero, Paul had been accepted and that missions' time to do otherwise. I Bergersen, Barbara Boles, John notification had been mailed the doubt whether anything on the Catalano, Shawna Chan, Jennifer previous week. I never received application will have changed Oiler), Jim Donohue, Linda Groin, notification. When I inquired about besides the date. Cathy Gellepis, David Langston, applying the. 820 fee toward the Micheal Johnson Robin Lewis. Lisa Malvini, Robin Masuda, Patrice Mickowski, Brian Moss. Tony Nassaney, Sherry Pearl. Letter policy Lura Rainey. Adele Saucedo, Sharon Wallis

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October 5 19Th 1979 entertainment 3 Long road home Groovies second try by Roger Myers sears ago decided San in '75, three years later. three Picture a band whose Francisco and American The only reason we sur- members dress as if audiences were dead to vived it is that we were and refugees from a chic their brand of pop, and fled part of that scenewith Londonberry costume to England. people like Dave Edmunds with shop, circa 1965; red velvet "We were out of and Nick Loweand the blazers and black over- context, musically," Cyril MC5 wasn't. coats. British sporting caps Jordan, Groovies' vocalist, "So the 5 and The and black boots, leather guitarist, and co-founder Stooges went over, made a pants and dutch-boy bangs. said after the show big impression, then were They play melodic Jordan and bassist neer heard of again. But guitar chords and sing the George Alexander are the the kids that saw their endearing lyrics of such only remaining original show got guitars, formed songs as "Please, Please members of the band they groups, and came up with Me" and "When You're started in 1965. As he sat "Johnny Rotten" and all Gone." and that. Good stuff came out of alrYTTT-TrICIFITIT-7, backstage, rolling The Beatles, right? Or sharing joints with Chris it too, but a lot of it is a cousin band of the Wilson, lead vocalist and crap." original wave of the mid- guitarist, and two mem- About nine months ago, 1960s English invasion? bers of the media, Jordan the band ended their hiatus The Toons Wrong. The five guys reminisced with only a from performing in whose throwback rock touch of bitterness of the America by starting to play received a strong response Groovies' long and winding small clubs and theaters in A musical week from the crowd at road. the area, especially the Memorial Auditorium at "Supersnazz." the south bay. Stanford Friday night are Groovies' first 12-inch LP, Just under three as American as Farrah:XX= - came out in 1970. It was a months ago, "Jump into 'Toons' set for S. U. Fawcett i read: all rich, good album, early punk in the Night" was released. It over-rated, under-develo- the style of Detroit's sold out of its original by Steve Hastings whistler, a favorite guest for his "concerts" by the ped female sex symbols I. legendary MC5 and The 30,000 pressing, and is in Professors around the on Johnny Carson's Morris Daily fountain, will but not as pretty. Stooges. the process of being Student Union will have to "Tonight Show." He is play the coffeehouse They are San Fran- In New York, the band repressed. cover their ears next week, startlingly good, and you Thursday from 2-2:30 He is cisco's prodigal sons. the cut two more exceptional In his 14 years with the as the center will be will come away with a followed by disco dancer Flamin' Groovies. albums, "Flamingo" and band. Jordan has celebrating its first decade different opinion of idle Eric Levine at 2:40, the Phi The Groovies 10-song "Teenage Head." At this cultivated some strong with music all week long whistling. Delta Theta singers at 3, Stanford set, as opening act point. in 1971, Jordan and thoughts on the music even some rock 'n rollt. Music, comedy and tap dancer Bruce Wheeler for Southside Johnny. Roy Loney, an original scenes of England and The big day is Friday, dancing will be featured all at 3:30, A.S. public in- consisted of the two member, were producing America. As the bag of Oct. 12, when the am- week long at the Student formation officer and aforementioned Beatles some of the best material weed got lighter, his phitheater will come alive Union coffeehouse, located purported comedian Gary tunes, two Stones songs. this side of Mick Jagger philosophizing got heavier. from noon to 3 p.m. with where the TV lounge is on Satre at 3:50. "19th Nervous Break- and Keith Richards. "I have this feeling the Toons, pianist Mark the lower level. Singer Ray Nilsson at down" and the closing But for eight years the that the eliteness of Naftalin, whistler Jason Skip Garcia, local 4:05, Hastings at 5, harp- "Paint It Black," an un- Groovies were a nomadic England is over, it's not Serinus, and Jerry the balladeer, opens the en- sichordist Carmen Scott at familiar Moby Grapemid- bunch, going to Britain for happening there anymore. Juggler. tertainment at 11 a.m. to 5:45, singer Sandra Hoff at 60s phenomenal San "five months, two months. The heavier stuff is coming Their performance is noon and folk singer 6:35, and comedian Scott Francisco bandnumber, a couple weeks. We even out of America now, cabaret-style. strolling Michelle McFarland Cornfield from 6:50 - 7 p.m. nboto bv Dona Val/an,, and five originals, of which went there for three days, musically. through the audience, follows from 1:30 to 2:30 Husband and wife "When we forgot, they p.m. Cyril Jordan, Flamin' Groovies guitarist and co- ''Between The Lines" stood which was outrageous," having three members singers Bruce and Lyn- out. Jordan recalled. were reminding us where it play Accordians on one SJSU's answer to Joni nette Mello will close the founder. leads the band into a tight version of the The set garnered an "We were playing the was at. But for too long its tune or trombones on Mitchell, Carla Brudvig, coffeehouse entertainment Rolling Stones' 19th Nervous Breakdown" last excellent reception for a gutsy guitar music which been English eliteness. It's another. brings her guitar and on Friday from 11 a.m. to Friday night during their show at Stanford. band who more than eight ended up becoming vogue gotten to a point where it's Naftalin is a Mann dulcimer for an hour on noon. so sophisticated that you County-based blues pianist Tuesday at 11 a.m. get critics and new groups who was on almost every Oakland-based guitarist that are uppity." rock album of the late '60s David Fritz plays from 1:30 Back into time at fall festival "Anyway." Wilson and early '70s. His shows at to 2:30 p.m. PEACE interjected,' we're having the Sleeping Lady Cafe in Wednesday features CORPS more fun here." Fairfax lately have in- singer Steve Hastings 10:30 by Christine Merck "We had a good -The audiences were cluded surprise guests like to 11:30 a.m, with a is still here Craftsmen decked out response in San Francisco getting a bit crazy over Van Morisson and Elvin Polynesian Dimce com- in 19th century American and kept expanding," there." Jordan continued. Bishop, so there's no telling pany filling the 2:30 to 3:30 dress sell their jewelry and Schwartz said. "We went to -We started playing who he might bring along. p.m. slot. leather wares. People Sacramento after a year. here and we couldn't Serinus is an operatic Jeff Smith. renowned munch on meat pies and Every few years we added believe it. They actually ..oreer Tr mushroom turnovers. a new city." dig it? Then what are we For information Bluegrass musicians Last year during its doing going over there? contact wander through the debut. the San Jose Har- There's no all-night throngs of people. vest Festival had a turnout 7, movies, they've got rotten Wendy Russum con- The scene is a of about 14.000. This year hamburgers, and there's TODAY r the reenactment of 19th cen- Schwartz hopes the event l' no good dope.' So we said. Industrial Studies at The tury America celebrating will attract more than 'America's getting hip Room 207 flone the harvest season. The 20,000 persons. again, let's stay here S Toes & Thurs. oviet place will be the San Jose The special attraction 030400 is a Convention Center where this year at San Jose's COPIES 1111' M 217.3446 now. more than 15,000 people are festival will be "The 3 1/2 vermght expected to gather this Whistling Virtuoso," Jaso iS, it weekend for the second Serinus. Rhodes said. -no minimum VISTA a to annual Harvest Festival He has appeared information and Christmas Crafts on**The Tonight Show" and ACUAIAS OD ALA NOWA MAMMA available Market. "The Mery Griffin Show", KINKO'S ...... , too More than 500 crafts she said. He will do shows Exclusive' 123 S. 3rd SI. & COUNTRY people from all over the and conduct nightly '1.1r1 h nw I fb.2,n.b.nrubt whistling contests. The 417\ 295-4336 West Coast are scheduled to display their handmade contests are open to Also at: wares including leather, whistlers in the audience 481 E. San Carlos St. corner of Market Street jewelry, clothing, wood and who compete for ribbons. 9' stained glass goods at this "I think it's a good and Park .Plaza and runs year's event. event for students. It's not until 10 p.m. It starts at 10 kssiS IATED STUDENTS Mt X.:11AMIlt c\ RI' SAN

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By redshirting seniors Manfred() problems as they invade Spartan Stadium tomorrow night Lespier and Mark O'Brien, both All-PCAA. at 7:30. 0-1 in the PCAA and 7-5 The Spartans, and senior George Newland, and by giving SJSU received a pair of blows to their already hope to play inhospitable host overall, will their talented freshmen valuable playing depleted defense as starting cornerback Steve Hines was PCAA champion UC-Irvine to defending time, Irvine appears to be prepared to knocked out with a fractured wrist and free safety Ken Long Beach State Saturday tonight and write this season off as a rebuilding one in Thomas is listed as doubtful with the flu. morning. the hope that it will lead to next year's For the Spartans, Hines and Thomas are the third and NCAA title. fourth defensive starters they've lost this year. Tonight's contest starts at 7 . Opening However, Fullerton is not without injury problems of throw-in for Saturday's game is 11 a.m. As a result, Irvine is only 3-5 so far this its own. Starting quarterback Eric Bullock will most Both will be at the Independence High year. and is "making a lot of mistakes on likely miss the game with a knee injury. School pool. defense and playing very inconsistent offensively," Haleaks said. Kim Green, who is the Titans' leading passer despite Although SJSU won its last two "Basically, we're lacking a total field only seeing relief duty, will fill in for the ailing Bullock. outings, both in last weekend's Northern general to take over," Haleaks said. Despite the presence of Green. Fullerton coach Jim California Invitational, the team has to be Top candidates to fill the leadership Colletto anticipates no change in the pattern of the Titans' considered underdogs tonight and role for Irvine are Campbell, who has 15 run-oriented veer attack. tomorrow. goals so far this year, and Tom Taylor and "Green only throws well if he feels good so we will Mike Evans, both of whom have 13. stick to the option," Colletto said. year Irvine was 26-8 overall, and "We ran it at them well last year and hopefully it will Last I,ong Beach has no such leadership PCAA championship by winning work well this year." won the problems. Mike Conroy is the 49ers of eight games in the league The option was a play that continually plagued the seven out captain and steadying influence on a team But Anteaters' coach Ed Spartan defense against Arizona. tournament. that returned only three seniors from last Newland does not think his team will be year's 15-11 squad that finished third in the attack will be able to repeat last year's success. Spearheading the Titans' option PCAA. is In spite of the fact that Irvine returns tailback Andy Gray. Gray, a 5-9, 180-pound senior, Scott Weir. leading scorer in Long All-PCAA players from last year. currently the nation's 16th leading rusher with 345 yards three Beach water polo history. and an All- believes "Santa Barbara is a in three games for a 115-yard average. Newland PCAA selection last year, goalie Kent stronger team." When Fullerton does pass it is mostly to its backs, Johnson, and Conroy will attempt to lend a notably John Rayford. Rayford is the Titans' leading hand to the one sophomore and three receiver with nine catches for 43 yards. Santa Barbara has already beaten freshmen in the starting line-up. Defensively Fullerton is not the "proverbial weak Irvine twice in two non-league meetings so sister of thePCAA" they once were, Colletto said, but they far this season. If the freshmen. especially Allan are far from being an air-tight unit. Chicon and John Peterson, mature as tdhtro 1, v Shaw, F-1,1// The Titan defense has given up an average of 327 There is a reason for Irvine's drop-off, expected. Long Beach believes it has an The Spartans' Victor .0uslan fires a goal against Hayward State in the yards a game so far this year, about 40 more yards than however. Of the three all-conference outside shot at the PCAA title. Stanford Invitational. SJSU hosts two important PCAA matches this the offense's average performance. players from a year ago, only one, "I think we've got a good chance to weekend at Independence High School. Fullerton's defense was impressive in its 17-7 win over sophomore All-America Peter Campbell, beat a lot of people later in the season " Pacific last week, though. The opportunistic Titans picked is playing this season. assistant coach Tom Milich said. off three Tiger aerials and shut down Pacific's vaunted According to Rob Haleaks. Irvine's So far this season Long Beach is 8-3. clash passing attack. director of sports information, the An- For the Spartans to have a chance to South Campus The Titans' success was largely due to a strong pass teaters had an excellent recruiting year defeat either opponent it will take more of rush generated by nose guard Richard Aguilar and the that allowed them to redshirt three top the good offensive work and alert counter work of the secondary of Bobby Kemp, Lucious Smith and returnees. play they displayed last weekend. Hockey showdown linebacker Clarence Irving. However, in the Spartans, Fullerton State faces the most potent offense it will have seen this year. by Jeff Rhodie positioning oursellves games. Immediately following "We're in deep, deep trouble if we let San Jose hold on properly in some SJSU stunned by Fresno the game, the Spartan and to the ball very long," Colletto said. "If we can control the Two of the highest situations.- she said. Cardinal JV teams will ball it should be interesting." ranked women's field In the :1-0 victory over play. The Spartan JVs won hockey teams in the Cal, all three Stanford the only contest they've in volleyball league opener country -- SJSU and goals were scored by senior EXTRA POINTS SJSU quarterback Ed Luther leads the nation in total played so far, a 4-0 offense with 1.003 yards for a 35y2 yards per game average Luther also Stanford - will do battle Nancy White. who is a by Greg Grimes whitewashing last month of would be ranked among the nation's top passers with 137 completions if it Saturday morning at 10 at member of the United interceptions. .Jewerl Thomas is among the nation's rushing The SJSU women's West Valley Junior wasn't for his 10 South Campus. States national team. In leaders with 457 yards and is sixth in all purpose running wits a 630 yard total volleyball team began its College, The Spartans are tied fact, of the team's 11 goals on rushing, pass receiving and returns first regular-season con- for eighth with Delaware so far this season, White ference match against on this week's National has scored six of them, just Fresno State expecting a Coaches Poll and Stanford one goal shy of her output Spartan soccer squad surges on repeat of last weekend's is 15th. West Chester, the all last year. performance when the national champions the But Longstreth said by Mark Marymee advantage of their lack of Spartans a 3-1 lead at the Spartans overpowered the past four years, is ranked White is not the only player scoring punch to put the 75:35 mark of the game. Bulldogs 15-11. 15-10. in the No. 1. on the team capable of game away. Rounding out the San Jose Invitational. Utilizing goals from Both SJSU and Stan- scoring. She said the Joe Silveira, currently Spartan tallies was Instead, the Bulldogs four different Spartans, the ford have 1-0 records so far Cardinal offense should be ranked third in scoring in Pimentel, who, with 10:30 upset the often awkward SJSU soccer team beat the in Northern California more potent than it was the Pacific Soccer Con- left in the game, took a Spartans in four quick Portuguese Athletic Club 4- Athletic Conference play. last year. Despite an ference with six goals and Silveira pass and drilled a games. 9-15. 12-15. 16-14. 1 in an exhibition contest with the Spartans having overall record of 8-4-5 last seven assists, broke the 1-1 shot into the left side of the and 13-15. Wedi.esday night at beaten UC-Davis 3-0 and year and a second-place deadlock at 72:07 when he P.A.C. net, putting the "The Bulldogs were Spartan Stadium. the Cardinals owning a win conference finish behind spotted a pass from Spartans up 4-1. simply playing out of their The P.A.C. drew first over Chico by the only the Spartans. there freshman teammate Joe The Spartans resume minds," SJSU head coach same blood at 12:28 of the score. Overall, the were many games in which Pimentel, beat goalie league play this Jane Ward said. "They will Spar- opening half when forward weekend, tans are Stanford scored less than Alberto Gutierrez to the traveling to never play that well 2-0 on the season Melito Silveira controlled a Stockton and Stanford is 5-0. two goals, she said. ball and kicked it into the tomorrow to take on again deflected shot in front of the Last year, But Longstreth said the unguarded P.A.C. net. University of On the other hand. the the teams the SJSU goal and drove Pacific Cardinals have a An unassisted score by Tigers. Spartan squad showed played each other twice. the ball past Spartan goalie "rejuvenated forward forward Giulin Bernardi, The Tigers, none of its potential and once during the regular Walt Wallace for a 1-0 lead. 0-8 on the line," which contains two held out of the first half due year, are 0-1 in practically gave Fresno season and again in the The Spartans waited PSC play regionals. newcomers to the varsity to a slight knee injury following a 10-0 loss at the the victory. Ward said. The Spartans until the second half to won along with returning according to SJSU coach hands of the Stanford "We just didn't get it both times, 1-0 and 2-1. close the 1-0 wound and do varsity member Kelly Julie Menendez, gave the Cardinals last week. from the big guns like we "Whenever we face some damage of their own Stanford." SJSU coach Westerwick, last season's as substitute Dave Todd were expecting to.- Ward plum, hv Diana VaHann leading scorer with nine said. "We were serving, Leta Walter said, "it's looped a pass from the Jump Into Jan Baszak waits for the set from Buddey Hussey always an intense, fast- goals. P.A.C. end line to a waiting setting and spiking like we The newcomers are The ADVENTURE never played before." in last weekend's San Jose Invitational. paced game." Simon Chafer who drilled a While right wing Claudia Gold, The Spartans quickly Walter and her shot into the P.A.C. goal at of crew were shutting out who played on the junior lost the first two games and Two outstanding Mexico City this summer. 56:23, tying the score at 1-1. Simon Fraser University varsity last year and who is SPORT were losing the third 6-14 varsity starters from last "I believe Denise is the The P.A.C., which last Sunday in Victoria, "much improved," ac- until outside hitter Monica year's UCLA team will best all-around played one man short PARACHUTING! player in B.C., Stanford coach cording to Longstreth. In Hayes began to connect again help attempt to the country during most of the second today." Barbara Longstreth and addition to Gold, there is 1st Jump and helped bring SJSU to a overcome the Spartans. Barakowski said. half due to the ejection of her team were doing pretty freshman Becky Howell. 16-14 victory although one will only be Rounding out the forward Olova Silva at Group Rates well themselves in the from the San Diego area. 276-321L The Spartans then took able to contribute her help UCLA starting lineup are 54:13, were shut off of- Oregon Invitational. who Longstreth said is an a quick 13-1 lead in the from the sidelines middle hitters Kathy fensively in the second half STEVENS PARA-LOFT OR Herse Not only did the Car- "excellent freshman." fourth game before the Bruin Linda Robert- ( 6-0) and Sue Ewing 5-111, and the Spartans took 757.9957 dinals win the five-team As for goalie Cecca Bulldogs reeled off 11 son, last year's honorable outside hitters Lisa Reeves tournament, they did not Freccero. she just con- consecutive points to take mention All-American. 15-9i and Debbie Dick I 5-91 give up a goal. verted to the position this the last game 15-13. "severely- sprained her They beat and setter Wendy Baldwin Chico 3-0, year. Longstreth said. A. S. PROGRAM BOARD "I'm realizing that we ankle during a match Washington State 16-21. 1-0, California Freccero is doing "very have a group of individuals earlier in the week against 3-0 and 13th- presents "We very possibly may ranked University well," as evidenced by the out there instead of a fourth-ranked conference- of be emotionally and Oregon 1-0. In fact she has not allowed a cohesive team," Ward rival San Diego State, total shots- physically down for the on-goal for the four shot to get past her in five AN EVENING WITH JOHN DEAN said. "If one of them does Barakowski said. games, SJSU match,- Barakowski the Cardinals not play well, she won't "She won't be able to held a 68-23 said. "We have to play San edge over 14K 1( It so 1 1 1 V% bother to help bring the play for a couple of weeks their opponents. Diego State the night "As far as our physical rest of the team up.’ but she still can do a lot of before." ability is concerned," Ward is hoping to unify yelling from the bench," he UCLA and San Diego Lonstreth 'mid, "we can the Spartans in time for said. State are both Western \ play with anyone in the 1,111paor, ,p011, tonight's regional -rival The returning Bruin Collegiate Athletic country. But a weakness PllilanlreV.51011, match when they take on who will be playing Friday rivals and are Association we showed in the tour- the UCLA Bruins, ranked is team captain Denise considered to be the two top nament was lack of con- sixth in the nation this year Corlett ( 5-11 ). a two-time teams in their conference. centration late in a game. by Volleyball magazine. All-American who played "The girls, I'm afraid, "Field hockey is Bruin head coach Andy on the United States will really be up for the San mental as much as it is Barakowski believes the national team during the Diego game." Barakowski physical and when we got non -conference match World University Games in said. SO11111151CRITAIllat 511101C1 tired wi -will probably be a knock- weren't down, drag-out fight." "They always give us get "GASSED" at CAMPUS TOUR GUIPES as much as we can handle needed for because Jane somehow SPARTAN puts together an out- COLLEGE DISCOVERY DAYS "ife Writti the President's own prized standing squad every OCTOBER 17 and 18 whiz kid. .." year," Barakowski said. STATIONS -Newsweek In last year's onl. Application deadline - October 8, 1979 Best gas in town Apply at Dean of Student Services Office. regular-season matchup, Adm. 252 OCTOBER 9, 8 P.M. the nationally -ranked Student Union Inlormation Center Spartan squad lost in four At the cheapest prices University Information Center, Adm. Bldg. ADMISSION: STUDENTS S3.00 - GENERAL S4.00 hard-fought games to the GASOLINE 7th & Phelan 10th Et Taylor For additional information call 277-2191 Tickets Available at S.J. 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WOW XIMIr OCIORnr 5 1979 5.1979 5 Additions planned for S.U. Board reviews -continued from page I catering policy The Union would have to run the business, which red would mean staffing it with student employees, by Craig Henderson publicizing it and paying telephone bills, which would be STUDENT UNEN The Student Union Board of Governors appointed a very expensive, Barrett said. committee Tuesday to look into the Graduate Students In order to break even, there would have to be 10 years later Association's GSAi request to change the policy business 100 percent of the time, Barrett said, adding it adered in requiring that food at meetings in the S.U. be catered by t because isn't very likely. a stop on the roof, Barrett said. Spartan Shops. ild cause Another change being talked about for the lower level can make for using the roof have been brought up several The committee, proposed by A.S. President Nancy row night is adding a hair shop. Ideas but have never materialized. McFadden, will deal with all the problems groups have in to take times over the years, The Board of Governors is deciding whether arranging functions in the S.U. they aren't The Board of Governors have even asked an interior already out the restrooms near the Print Shop because "The Student Union is in some ways becoming a class to design plans lot the roof, but all have been lines was used much and putting the hair shop there. design bureaucracy," McFadden said. fety Ken rejected because they were too expensive. Barrett said. Ironically, the original plans for the Student Union She said groups have already complained to her this included a barber shop in the space where they are talking Proposals have included such things as study areas, semester of the cost and effort of putting on functions in third and about putting one in now. At the time the plans were being games areas and cafeterias on the roof. But such projects the S.U. because of all the requirements. Groups have approved, the Board didn't think there was enough need to would cost at least $1 million, so all have been passed over complained against security guard costs and arranging iblems of offer the service, so the idea was dropped. by the Board of Governors. for audio-visual equipment. vill most The Student Union has been a constantly changing The first meeting of the committee, composed of part of the Student Union that's up for a Another building on campus, reflecting the needs and interests of seven board members, will be within a week-and-a-half. the Music Listening Room. change is the students. During the time of the Vietnam War, it McFadden said. The committee will then set up a time r despite between tile Music served as a meeting ground for students a place to schedule for makings final decision on the food policy. lock. According to Barrett, the walls will be knocked protest what they saw as unjust and inhumane actions by Exceptions to the food policy can be granted by the )ach Jim Listening Room and the Montalvo Room down, the Montalvo Room will be enlarged and more the government and military. Spartan Shops food manager. The only official exceptions ie Titans' are when the group is preparing ethnic food and when chairs will be put in, complete with headsets so students years after the war ended, During the more peaceful Spartan Shops does not have enough staff to cater the can listen to music. for students, but is a we will the Union is still a meeting place function, according to S.U. Director Ron Barrett. to buy coffee, catch This revision will probably take place during the more tranquil place. It's now a place Barrett said the policy exists because groups allowed

Ily it will semester break, Barrett said. up on some sleep or play pinball. to cater their own affairs might leave the clean-up to And in the future, who knows what changes will take Spartan Shops. Spartan Shops would also be liable for any gued Another avenue for Student Union expansion has the phOto h v Sharon Hall food poisoning which always been the roof. Originally the building was planned place in the Student Union. If the future is anything like would result from improperly from prepared food. so the roof could be used for another floorthe elevator the past, the one thing you can be sure of is change. A student takes time his studies to nap will be enior, is 145 yards

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resigns RUM, NVei'AtA. TOLD YOU wiLgui2., A.S. officer NAIE ss I BUT L'VE LOOKED UNDER by Scott Mac seniority. Satre said. with academic policies and I'VE 59f141. /4057 OF MY SPELL PI-IONTICALLY. lliE FI.5 TEN TAMES AS. Attorney General Cello McFadden. who recommends procedures, and keeps track of all La IN SCHOOL AN 0 I'M SICK Lucero resigned Wednesday, citing her choice for the new attorney A.S. Judiciary decisions. MD I CAN'T Of irg..REAS TELLIOG ME To ND 114A1 WORD the 'financial burden" of his office. general to the council, could not say In other action, the council Lucero's resignation letter was when that would be. supported a resolution calling for the LOOK A wok UP Ibl (NE ITKER! SNOULD I GET "I have a lot of thinking to do abandonment of all nuclear power read to the A.S. council by AS. D1CTIOPJARY. HOW CAN A BIGGER bicTioNARY; President Nancy McFadden. Lucero about that office," McFadden said. plants under construction, but HOW TO stated in the letter the attorney Several weeks ago McFadden stopped short of calling for the IF 1 DoK) T NOV/ general's status as a staff position is suggested the job desist iption for the shutdown of all currently operating SPELL (1- ? "inappropriate given the A.S. attorney general was inadequate plants. Constitutions's definition of the and needed more development. McFadden may choose not to attorney general as an executive At that time. I.ucero said he abide by the council's 10-3 vote with office didn't believe the job description one abstention when she votes on the The attorney general's authority was in need of revision. resolution at the California State is -questionable" when it is con- Lucero did not attend Wed- Students Association's next sidered a staff position. Lucero nesday's council meeting, and could meeting. added. not be reached for comment. The council voted 10-0 with 4 As a member of the A.S. staff. While 1.ucero also resigned from abstentions to urge the Academic Lucent earned $3 28 per hour and his post on the Instructionally Senate to support the concept of was allowed a maximum of 17 hours Related Activities Committee, he direct, voting student participation per week. The wages and hours for asked to remain A.S. representative in the retention, tenure and c Hannah conflict Action Task promotion HPT I process. faced on the Affirmative, all paid A.S. executive staff were set by McFadden. A.S. Treasurer Force. Wiggsy Sivertsen, professor in -continued from pagei Hannah may have run into other conflicts, according member Jim counseling, Juvencia Romo and the A.S. A.S. council warned the council of Things apparently changed, however, when Hannah to her assistant, Sheila Ballentine. Ballentine was the I.ucero had been one of the "incredible responsibility" Business Office, according to Gary Rowen said applied for tenure: She was told she did not qualify. assistant ombudsman for the last year and a half, and is Satre. A.S. public information of- the most active attorneys general he students would take on if they "Fullerton was the one who claimed I had never currently assistant to ombudsman Whitcomb. become involved in the RPT ficer. had known. earned tenure," Hannah said in a telephone interview Ballentine said Hannah got into trouble because she Homo said the money available Ulcer() put together a weekly process Wednesday from her Arundel office. was "too much of a student advocate." Shoot "At this point, for executives was divided as evenly KSJS radio program, "They all we're asking Hannah then filed a grievance to obtain tenure and "Her personality really led her to take a student dealt for is student participation at the as possible. Students, Don't They?" which was pursuing it when the announcement came that her advocate role," Ballentine said. She said some professors also was departmental lever McFadden Currently. the A.S. president. with student rights He position would be eliminated. The administration had felt threatened by Hannah and encouraged getting rid of of said. Faculty are reviewed at a vice president. and treasurer each active with campus recruitment decided to have Student Services handle the functions of the office altogether. school and campus-wide level as receive $390 a month during the low-income and minority students. the ombudsman on a rotating basis. Ballentine described Hannah as a "powerful of these activities were well, before SJSU President Gail school',ear as scholarships. The None That announcement drew fire from the Associated woman," and said that some administrators may have in the job description for Fullerton approved faculty reten- attorney general, public information specifically Students, and a petition drive to retain Hannah led by resented that power. the office. The A.S. Constitution tion. promotions and tenure. officer and personnel officer receive current A.S. Vice President Fazel Fazelbhoy was started. In Hannah's second year as ombudsman, for states that the attorney general aids "It's the type of issue where $3.28 an hour, as do the three office Fullerton. who said in her press conference last week example, she was able to have 70 students, who had been students presenting grievances to we're sticking our necks out, and we receptionists. that -people got all confused" when she tried to explain disqualified, reinstated because the administration had the Academic Senate, acts as could really get burned." McFadden Scott Cornfield. A.S. executive the situation, claims she had never intended to eliminate not formally notified them. student liason in problems dealing said. assistant. earns $3.58 an hour due to the function of ombudsman. Some sources suggest that Hannah may have been "I said last spring that we will keep the function," endangered when her husband volunteered information to Fullerton said. "We will keep it as a full time function: local newspapers last fall, alleging violations by the SJSU Faculty heads look at Zionists we're just going to fund it differently." Athletic Department. Hannah denied that suggestion last When told of this statement, Hannah laughed and spring. -continued from page 1 What's happening to the Palestinians gets lust in it all. said. "1 think she wanted to get rid of the position, but she Hannah, however, is very happy in England. This makes It look like the American black com- 1.ike a black minister said. 'The Palestinians are the received hearty opposition from the students and others "I love it here, it's beautiful," she said. "I just got munity supports the PI.O's program of terrorism." niggers of the Mideast.' " and she had to back down." three letters from San Jose today, and I'm glad I'm over He added that Jackson's plea to the PI.0 to abandon Young said the Zionists are guilty of "reprehensible Hannah said she would have remained at SJSU and here." their terrorist tactics was "commendable. I predict they things" such as supplying weapons to white-ruled South pursued her grievance, but she saw the New England will not listen." Africa. College job as a better position and took that instead. The second part. Much will appear Monday, woll focus on the -I get a sense that the Zionists feel because they Young said she believes Jackson has been right on -1 think I would have won my grievance," Hannah eyolemg role at the ombudsman and how that role /Hay change suffered in the past, they have a right to do whatever they target with the assessments he's made. said, -but when this ( new job) came up. I thought San 1111th, Charles Whacomb If the Israelis don't want to have anything to do with want to whomever they want. Young said. "We've Jose could stuff it." the PLO. how are they ever going to solve the problems' suffered too, but we're held accountable for what we do." During the controversy Hannah continued to work How e .an Israel. Egypt and the United States decide for Jackson's talking to the PI,0 and Begin's subsequent with the AS.. urging them to fight to keep the office of FROM DENEVI these people what's best for them without consulting actions have "cleared the air." according to Young. ombudsman. that "the office is more important than the Qt#t' thetn'! -Before, if you said something I negative I about what person." WITH THE PURCHASE Israel's doing, y ou were labeled anti-Semitic." 'I think the Palestinians have a right to a homeland Current ombudsman Whitcomb is in the same ad- CAMERA ministrative position Hannah was, except that the budget OF ANY has been rearranged to supply. funds to maintain a full- tone ombudsman Ir." 11 Pr7c".Z.C:IN.W.:' "" Inflation hinders engineering Photo Finishing Coupon Book worth 160 ht Off on First Roll of Denevi Processing 300., Denevi Exchange Privilege Satisfacnon Gaurntre on All DIPIINI -continued from page I count of applicants to what was considered then as a 0 Pr. easing or you don't have to accept number. them Love sem or Leave 'em He also supported the need for a broad education for reasonable MODERNE DRUG CO. Manufacturers Warranty engineering students. He pointed out that a local in- "It backfired on us." said Edward A. Dionne, il ii k h20.1In..,,, rlatf61i i ,.1.. Movie p Pr oeang dustrial leader has said that continued success after the chairman of the General Engineering Department. F ree Film Protection Hag mid-point in an engineer's career depends on his or her Weird spread statewide that the university has a good ANTHONY D. CAMPAGNA, FRANK 11 DENEVI JR. I yr Exchange Privilege on Darkroom well-rounded education. computer science program because it screens its ap- I twarantee You'll Enlargers "It's necessary to expand the School of Engineering." plicants. he said. Professional Pharmacists Save Money Dante,. Hos Dollar worth ISO said Pinson. But he said that he needs more funds just to The result, he said, was an increase instead of a maintain the present level of quality in the school decrease in the number of prospective students. PENTAX The laboratory facilities are becoming obsolete, he He said the rate of increase in enrollment in the .. ... 0,1; EE. 'ENUNTIL MIDNIGHT K1000 said They need "complete modernization.’ department is greater than that in 50mrn l 2 lens Operating on 831.500 per year for new equipment, he Now there are 250 computer science majors. ac- said it is virtually impossible to buy new equipment with a cording to Dionne. But, he said, the number they can 2nd and Santo Clara Streets VIA . YOURS 3995 fixed budget. reasonably accommodate is 180. PRICE "Inflation is eating us up." he said. Many of the students can not get the classes they need San Jose Phone 998-1800 sinsa0 To help remedy the situation, the school has made to graduate, he said. angry, he said. Some quit the CANON restrictions to the number of enrolled students. Some of the students get lEt ' "--3 Repercussions from this remedy already caused program or change schools 0: AE-1 problems for the school. 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