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Volume 102, Number 49 Monday. April 18, 1994 Measure to fund upgrades New building By Laurel Anderson The money will be divided almost oumi, associate executive vice presi- The $901; ntillion to fund the pro- in the works siranan Daily Staff Writer equally among the three systems. dent of facilities development and jects comes In the state's selling of genti.t1 /bligation bonds to investors By Laurel Anderson A bond measure to fund Califor- The CSU's project list covers an operations. Sintruui Day St41 Writer nia college campus improvements estimated 80 projects at all 20 Bentley-Adler said, "In who earn interest on the money they will be on the June 1994 ballot. The campuses. 1990 when Proposition 143 loan to the state. The total cost to the A plan to construct and renovate campus projects include modernization and "The bond measure is the ALIFORNIA failed, that set us back a cou- state is $1.6 billion, because an addi- facilities will proceed if SJSU receives funding remodeling of facilities, updating only way to remodel and ple years in building and tional $700 million will be paid in from a $900 million bond measure. safety standards and replacing aging repair some of our facilities," TATE remodeling projects, so if interest. Proposition IC, The Higher Education

equipment. chancellor's office spokesper- NIVERSITT this one were to fail, it would The bonds are similar to mortgage Facilities Bond Act of June 1994, will finance Proposition IC, The Higher Edu- son Colleen Bentley-Adler set us back even farther. loans because the bonds allow the the construction, remodeling and upgrading cation Facilities Bond Act of June said. "That just hurts thou- state to borrow money and pay it of facilities on California State University, Uni- 1994 will provide $900 million for "If these projects are sands of incoming students. back over a period of '25 to 30 years. versity of California, and California Commtini- projects at the CSU campuses, Uni- deferred, all the other projects we are Hundreds of thousands of eligible Concern has bet, \ii essed that ty College campuses. The bond measure pro versity of California campuses and hoping to accomplish would be students will not be served if we can't 107 California Community Colleges. pushed back," said Mohammad Qay- upgrade buildings." Sc BONDS. page 5 See CONSTRUCTION. page 5 Black colleges offer a different perspective By Joan Burke and Marci. Spears Spartrin Daily Staff Writers rently there are 117 predomi- education for blacks. These "1 wanted to be around other nantly black schools in the Unit- schools simply have a high per- black folks. I was tired of being For a white student whose ed States. centage of black students the only black in class. I wanted race represents a large percent Historically, black colleges enrolled. to be in school with black people of the total student population, were founded during the segre- Junior criminal justice major who had the same experiences college life can be satisfying. Stu- gation era. The Second Morrill Shabazz Allah has been on an and would face the same prob- dents feel more accepted Act of 1890 provided for academic journey that lems in the job market," Allah because the student body, teach- the use of land-grant took him from De Anza said. "I learn better, and am ers and classmates are usually of funds for the mainte- College to Florida A & more eager to learn at a black the same race and have the same nance and establishment M University (FAMU), school because the people rep- views and backgrounds. of colleges for blacks. MIN and finally to SJSU. He resent me. I understand the talk For black students, this is not The purpose of these left FAMU for SJSU to and mannerisms and the classes always the case. Unless they institutions was to pro- diversity deal with family matters are more personal." attend a predominantly black vide theoretical and in California. He wants Junior engineering major institution, blacks will be in the practical higher education with to ultimately return to the Flori- Destah Owens has attended minority among their classmates. an emphasis on agriculture and da college. both types of schools. After two Some SJSU and Bay Area stu- mechanical arts. Allah has always wanted to years at UCLA he received a bas- dents have experienced both Predominantly black institu- attend a black college. During ketball scholarship to the Uni- predominantly black and pre- tions were not founded with the his one-year stay at FAMU, his SJSU junior Shabazz Allah attended Florida A&M, an all-black college dominantly white schools. Cur- sole purpose of providing higher wish was granted. Sec COLLEGES page 6 but had to return to San Jose for family reasons. Campus to evacuate Culture Night fanfare in quake disaster drill

By Gera],I \ nLU 0it Staley will coordinate the fifth *Arun 1)1.1' s,-111 annual exercise with the help of An all-campus building-es:aro- safety personnel including anent exercise designed to give police officers. cadets, parking safety personnel an opportunity garage supenisors and other vol- to practice emergency tech- unteers who will use radios to niques will take place :weep campus build- tomorrow at 10:10 am. around April is Earthquake People will be t/ )1/I to Preparedness Month 4atlicr at specific areas and the 20-minute exer- , designated for each cise will show the SJSU 1/1tilding while the- safe- campus community how campus : .crsonnel check for to "beat the quake" and cijil tes, casualties. how to cope with other di...- structural damage and haz- "Disasters and emergent ies ardous chemical leaks. occur without warning. It is a A "senior building p matter of when these incidents tor" will he assigned to each will happen, not if they will hap- building and will give the final pen. This is serious stuff," said approval once the buildings Rich Stales'. emenzet i v info 'rum- v DRILL. page 8

Body-fat analysis simple with current technology I3y Ittlit.t ken cll Funding tot the $6,tiou device Spartan I )aih Still Warr crimes horn the Cita le of Friends, a group of students, SJSU sophomore Amy Mendoza, a member of the Akbayan club, amphitheater. The club is rehearsing for Culture Night. which will be In an age of technological alumni and faculty front the practices Singkil, a Filipino folk dance, Sunday at the Student Union presented at the Santa Clara Convention Center in June advam is. measuring body fat nutrition and food science' stands ight on the cutting edge. deparunent. In addition to spon- The Hitt-electric Impedance soring a yearly project. the asso- Analv.i. i III 1f . measuring body ciation }ma-ides students a link Consumers pay for ticket resellers' high overhead fat s a .111.111. high-freque ticv to professionals in the nutrition eft( liii / la rent. will soon grace field. By Cara Broglia percent of a ticket's value by phone room, labor, postage, et purchases also lowers the cost. the c lass!, s >MS of the 19S1 nutri- The first B1A demonstration Spartan Daily Staff Writer banks for cred- envelopes and Administration of justice tion and food ./ iiii depart- will be held tomorrow at a pri- Beware concert-goers: if you it-card purchas- tickets. senior Steve Weichert said that ment. vate Circle of Friends reception purchase your tickets at a BASS es. Discounts On average, he and his friends found a way to nil! giu .indents the featuring John W. Farquhar. an or Ticketmaster location, you are given to 'BASS is ridiculous It Levinson said beat the system. ())pm tunas 1,, }ha, experience internationally recognized might be paying for more than people who pay that BASS earns "BASS is ridiculous. It seems with equipment iii their field," authority in disease prevention you counted on. cash. seems like the charges only $3 to $4 per like the charges go up every senior nun Mon major Dawn and health promotion. Convenience fees, or service Outlets such go up every year.' ticket despite the year," Weichert said. Shues said, excited about her Fatcpihai produces public- charges, can cost the consumer as the Where- Siie of the service 'They're (The Wherehouse) department's state-of-the-art health campaigns that attempt up to $18 for a $350 ticket, as in house and charge the con- being very particular about how addition. to motivate' people to change the case of the Barbara Streisand Tower Records sumer pays. they sell their tickets. We-just go Passing through the right atm their diet and exercise. concert in June. take another Things such as to the (San Jose) Arena because down to the r lain leg and foot, "It's one thing to know to eat Steve Weichert and the RI a (tut cut creates an elec- a low-fat diet and a whole other Some people want to know portion of the lenfor, adminkuration of Jultire sporting events we can spend the night the reason for all the fees. fees to cover arc not as expen- don't have to pay the set vice tric al field in the subject's body. thing to convince people." said In the April 12 issue of the computer costs, sive. charges." The pen icit tagt of Is gh tat is Fee. explaining the difficulty of Mercury News, Doug Levinson, equipment In order to An antitrust class-action law- measured b% &lei mining the Fault that's job. BASS tickets vice president rental, labor avoid the high suit that was filed against BASS speed of the t in lawn point A« nil lug to Fee. F arguhar and general manager, explained and security, Levinson said. service charges, Levinson sug- and Ticketmaster two years ago A to point B. Electric current pit a wered the miticat of lifestyle the reasoning behind the high Phone purchases draw the gests that concert-goers go to the is going to the San Francisco travels faster through muscle preventing disease. does fat. fees. highest fees from BASS, having event's box office to purchase See TICKETS. page 5 than it BASS is charged 2.75 to 3.5 to cover overhead, including the their tickets. Using cash for tick- See RODT-FAT, page 3 srrv SPARTAN DAILY 2 Monday, April la 1994 Forum & Opinion So+ lost STATE lhavel Editorial Adventures riding' County Transit Teen pregnancy rate on Uh, which ones a growing problem in U.S. do we shoot at Clinton administration has a plan Theto decrease the teen pregnancy rate. again? The administration is taking needed CD steps toward solving a nationwide problem. The birth rate among unwed mothers, ages 15 to 19 years old, has doubled since 1970. In addition to this, nearly three in four (TED $110*4 AMERICA' CYNTHIA PICKERRELL unwed teenage mothers will receive aid from 1411k0 mr11.u&4tE C Writer's Forum Aid to Families with Dependent Children with- Mgt &VIM , in five years of giving birth. ide the bus. The County Transit advertis- This is a serious problem considering that by ing campaign is simple, to the point and, 1990, 20 percent of all infants and toddlers ith a catchy tune, almost feasible as a were living in poverty. mode of transportation. Unless, of course, an indi- These statistics on teenage pregnancies and 114 vidual is familiar with the bus experience. children are not just numbers. That's where I come into the picture. Forced A three-year study of young American chil- into bus travel early in my college years, I've seen dren confirms that millions of infants and tod- the good, the bad and the crazy. Come to think of dlers are so deprived of medical care, loving it, I've smelled them too. supervision and intellectual stimulation that My point? Don't ride the bus unless you have their growth into healthy and responsible to. adults is at risk. Touted as stress-free and economical, public The report clearly says this is a result of transportation "delivers" the ever haggard com- poverty, divorce and teen-age pregnancy. muter from hypnotizing stop-and-go traffic, long This confirms that teen-age pregnancy is drives in cramped quarters and high gas costs. more than a statistic. Teen pregnancy rates As bus riders, folks can relax, read a newspaper affect the children's future and ability to grow or gaze at the passing scenery. The courageous into healthy adults. !RETT I I`RNFI L SPARTAN DAILY can chat with another passenger, who may or may The administration is also planning a public- not be following the conversation even if they ity campaign to discourage unwed. mother- respond. hood. Frequently, communication is hampered by The administration's plan would require one of three things: language differences, lousy unwed teen mothers to live at home with their Is global warming a complete farce? hearing aids or mental instability. parents. The teens would be forbidden to move On the bus, however, communication is the out of the household to collect the welfare as a environmental groups. We least of your problems. The number one goal of separate check. seems like every day we shouldn't rely on half-facts or most riders is getting buttocks to plastic seat If the teen mothers did move out, they could /thear about another hope- partial theories to dictate how before the bus lurches forward. Even senior citi- be refused a welfare check until they are legally less environmental prob- irresponsible mankind is to the zens zip to life when the bus begins to roll for fear considered adults at age 18. lem. It's enough to drive anyone planet of missing their mark. This step is important, because taking away out of his or her mind and gives I remember when common Once seated, it's time to check out your sur- their ability to be independent could reduce us no hope for the future. belief was that the planet was roundings. As a rule, normal people and senior the chances of the mother and child living in How can the average person headed for a global freeze. Now citizens sit in the front; high school students, tran- poverty. cope with such dismal future PAT NINIAti all of a sudden it's global warm- sients and graffiti artists sit in the back. The enter- To further address the issue of unwanted prospects? Simple, don't believe ing. We accept the "fact" that tainment sits in the middle. pregnancies and reduce the problem, the everything you read. The Way I See It the planet is doomed and we're Oh sure, there's always the typical guy vigorous- administration's health plan proposes to cover Remember all that stuff you to blame. ly brushing his arms and legs to rid himself of family-planning counseling, birth control and learned about global warming? What if we found out, some those infernal, ever invisible ants. abortion. It was a brilliant piece of years later, after we spent bil- And there's ALWAYS the individual pulling who If teenagers are informed and prepared at research written by a handful of 'I'd be curious to lions of dollars to produce envi- knows what out of her hair only to stick it up an early age before they become sexually active, climatologists. Why is it that find out what NASA ronmentally friendly automo- against her nostril and give it a good whiff. teen pregnancy rates may decrease. most people believe in global biles, that global warming was a The Clinton administration's plan to warming while most climatolo- would do if a complete farce? decrease the teen pregnancy rate is needed to gists don't? meteor the size of I do believe we have a respon- 'As a rule, normal people and protect children and allow them to grow into Much of the evidence that Candlestick Park sibility to take care of our plan- healthy intellectual adults. It's a needed step to favors global warming is, and et. But not at the expense of senior citizens sit in the front; address a growing nationwide problem. always will be, questionable to was headed this blindly accepting every environ- school students, most scientists. way.' mental theory that parades itself high What about ozone depletion? as fact. We really don't under- transients and graffiti artists sit Why is it that much of the stand the cycles of our planet, ozone hole remains directly concerns the life of every man, though we arrogantly speak as if in the back. The D2S61aRirliiy over Antarctica? It would seem woman and child," they we do. to me that if the U.S. was the claimed. Therefore, federally It's a big world and we need entertainment sit in the the biggest offender of ozone deple- funded, tax-payer dollars are to give it some credit It's been middle.' tion, the ozone hole should be necessary. around a long time and more EDITORIAL above the U.S. But for reasons I'd be curious to find out than likely can take care of itself beyond our scientific compre- exactly what NASA would do if a a lot better than we think. After witnessing the latter, I have this great urge Jason Meagher executive editor hension, the ozone hole is at its meteor the size of Candlestick Those types of assertions are to run home and taking a boiling shower. Kristin Lomax city editor worst down at the south pole. Park was headed this way. I damaging to society's potential. While the guaranteed-to-be-lively ride makes Eric S. Huffman production editor We do know that the world don't think any amount of tax It robs us of hope. time pass swiftly, the peaceful ride promised to Monique Schoenfeld photo editor collectively destroys several dollars would persuade a mete- What is the moral of this commuters fails to materialize. You may as well Andy Barron chief photographer thousand chlorofluorocarbons a or off course. Yet NASA wanted story? Question everything your drive and listen to Howard Stern. Jennifer &vita sports editor year. We also know that one vol- tax dollars to fund studies for professors, the media or any On the same note, commuters may spend Nicole Martin features editor canic eruption has the capabili- research anyway. self-proclaimed authority claims. hours traveling to and from work, but it's safer to Jane Montes forum editor alone at a bus stop for Pat Matas on-line editor ty to destroy over 6 million chlo- NASA wants money, the gov- You go to school to develop crit- be in a car than to stand Carolina Moroder wire editor rofluorocarbons. ernment says, "Forget it!" NASA ical thinking abilities; don't lengthy spans of time. It's also more comfortable. Daphne Dick investigative editor Is it possible the Antarctic doesn't know what to do so they exercise adamant blind faith on If there's one thing a bus doesn't do it's save Shari Kaplan copy editor ozone hole could be caused by scream, "Possible environmental issues that haven't been proven. time. Offering service, at minimum, every 30 min- Kevin Moore copy editor all that extra volcanic activity disaster!" Hopefully the govern- It's because of blind faith that so utes and increasingly decreasing available hours, Holly Celeste Fisk etc. editor down at the south pole? Why ment will respond favorably and many people have lost faith in public transportation is not user friendly. Lezlee McFadden etc. photo editor hasn't the hole changed much fund the project. If they do then society the country and now, Long walks to and from bus stops, not to men- Eric Peterson etc. cover art editor in size since it was first discov- NASA is happy, the government the planet tion the ever faithful break-down the day you're ered several years ago? thinks they re acting responsibly running late, burn several hours a week as well. R Laurel Anderson. lam Barrett. Alex Betancourt. Ny e Brandenburg. Cara Broglia..jack Bunting, Joan Burke, Two years ago, NASA asked and society has another issue to Pat Matas is a The next time you hear or see a bus commer- Heather Hayes. Michelle Lau. Ilene Meeks, Cynthia Pickerrell, the federal government for worry about Daily Staff Columnist and on-line cial with happy music and a bunch of smiling pieo- Deana Smith. Marc Spears, Dhsana Wood, Gerald Woodall. financial aid in order to The point is simply this: We editor His column appean every ple, just remember they're PAID actors. They Thomas Zizzo research the dangerous effects are constantly bombarded with other Monday. didn t really ride the bus, sit next to a gross person Columnists Bill Drohkiewim. Saver Weis, Shari Kaplan, Dave of giant meteors crashing into negative information, most of or get hand burns from clutching a pole each Marshall, Pat Matas, Kevin Moore, Debra Myers, Kim Ratrnansky, time a lunatic driver peels away from a Kyle Register the earth. 'This is an issue that which can't be proven, from bus stop. Pbotograpbers: Jeanette Hannajeremy Hogan, Deanna A. Cynthia Pickerrell is a Daily staff writer Horvath, Tim Kao, John Lee, G.N. Ortiz, Leslie A. Salzmann. Ken Statham. Cole's punishment fits her crime Art Brett Cornell, Michael Mayo, Michael Rodriguez Advisers Stephen Greene.farnes McNay, Forum Page Policies pride, insensitivity, subtle After her initial apology ADVERTISING racism: These are char- failed to calm critics, Cole react- The SPARTAN awl( provides a daily Forum to pro- Theresa Fulton advertising director acteristics that are ed defensively. When local mote a "marketplace of ideas." Contributions to the Martin Gee art director bound to be revealed in public democratic leader Norman page are encouraged from students, staff, faculty and Angela Nolan downtown manager figures. Kathy Cole is no excep- Mineta, who is a former prison- others who are interested in the university at large. Michael Ofrasio national manager tion. er ofJapanese-American intern- Any letter or column for the forum page must be Rob Schultz retail manager Cole became the first San ment camps, criticized her, Cole turned in to Letters to the Editor's box in the SPAR- Julie Chiu marketing manager dis- Priti Patel coop manager Jose councilwoman ever to be claimed his divorce showed TAN DAnN newsroom, Dwight Bentel Hall 209, or to Glen Jones Production manager recalled when nearly 60 percent DIIVANA WOOD respect of Christian standards. the information booth in the Student Union. Ray Lew etc. manager of voters in her district judged Writer's Forum Even in her rebuttals, Cole Articles may also be mailed to the Forum Editor, Jack Quinton faculty adviser her unfit for office Tuesday. displays subtle signs of racism The SPARTAN DAILY, School ofJoumalism and Mass The recall effort stemmed were surprising. How could and intolerance of diverse val- Communications, San Jose State University, One Executives Pablo Balancio, William Davidson, Heather Durham. from a speech last May in which someone elected to represent ues. Washington Square, CA 95192. Fax David Fitzpatrick, Cindy Hocken. Julianne Flores, Jann Fratis, San Jose, articles Mike Kimainsek, Cheryl Lem, Monica McQueen, Sharon Cole made offensive remarks the most ethnically diverse dis- Cole was open to letting her to (908) 9243282. Milner, Jody Octavio, Orilleen Sweeney, Thomas Whined. while trying to inspire the black trict in San Jose think she could constituents decide her fate. Articles and letters MUST contain the author's Ardis !aura Becker. Keith Harmon, Ted Schmidt, David J. White. community get away with racial slurs? She may have expected a more name, address, phone number, signature and major. During her videotaped Her remarks do display racial favorable response from the Contributions must be typed or submitted on a speech, Cole tugged the cor- intolerance. No one who truly public she thought she under- 3.5- inch computer disk using Microsoft Word on News Room 408) 924-3280 ners of her eyelids in an Asian respects Asians would consider stood so well. Her grass-roots the Macintosh. Always bring a printout of your sub- Fax 9243282 facial caricature, complained pulling their eyelids hack in car- beginnings apparently weren't mission. Advertising 924-3270 she was "sick and tired" of every- icature. It wouldn't even come enough to prepare her for the Submissions become the property of the SPARTAN Classified 924-3277 thing having a Hispanic name to mind as an option. multi-ethnic tensions around DAILY and will be edited for clarity, grammar, libel on it and accused gays of receiv- Not only does Cole include it her. and length. ing special treatment at City in her repertoire of tricks, she Her inability to understand Categories available to non-DAtt.v staff members SPARTAN DAILY. il./SPS 505-4110; ii publmhed dad, every scho,1 day Hall. considers it appropriate for a the ramifications that her are: I.e fall academic year) $2S (each REITItaler I Sii Off -.campus price per Cole later apologized for her political speech. What is surpris- remarks and gestures would cre- Campus Viewpoint: 300 to 500 word essays on Lopy. Ii cam.. hy San kw Sum I Iniversoy, One Washington Square, San offensive behavior and denied ing is that this insensitivity was ate is reason enough for her to current campus, political or personal issues. Submis- /oat. ( A. 99192-0119 Mali aubacneenons accepted on a reentunderof sena- she harbors intolerant beliefs, not evident earlier in this elect- be out of office today. sions should be well researched. wr Sam Second-clasa poatage pad at San kw. CA all the while rebuking those ed representative. Letters to the Editor. Up to 200 words respond- POtSTMASTP.R: Send addreaa changes to Spartan Daily. San kw, State who criticized her. What is not surprising is that Dhyana Wood Ls a ing to a certain issue or point of view. If they are (Intveruty. One Waatungton Square. San line. CA. 9919241149 Her speech and rebuttal she was voted out of office. Day staff wnter. longer, they may edited for length.

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SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University Monday. April 18. 1994 3 Body-fat SpartaGuide Cjt4;61_1, ¶1iivic From page I Calipers measure the thick- The calendar Fos MORE W0041.104 San Jose State As a guest speaker, his pres- ness of the fat layer beneath the tlitt ence launches the Circle of skin to determine a person's "Apo...TOW 4.4f. 12:30p.m., Costanoan Room, Friends' second year, a "gala body fat level. . Monday SU. Call Career Resource Cen- reception" to get people excited Students within the nutrition ter 924-6033 about the association and its new and food science department project. will have access to the device this CAREER PLANNING AND PLACE- CLUBE LUSITANIA: Meeting, An office-size lab will house fall. According to Fee, public MENT: The Job Site Interview, 11:45a.m.-12:45p.m., Montalvo the BIA and other tools used access is still tentative, though 12:30p.m., Umunhum Room, Room, SU to measure body fat, such individual appointments are a STUDENT TRAVEL SU. Call Career Resource Cen- COUNSELING SERVICES: Group- as skin-fbld calipers. future possibility. ter 924-6033 Women Students Support 415-391-8407 EA CHICANO COMMENCEMENT Group, noon-1:30p.m., Admin. Seven men arrested after authorities Ihvworld’ largest studynt b y4,140- ..ryartizaor STA TRAVEL COMMITIT.E: General Meeting, Bldg., 201. Call to sign up, discover bunkers, weapons in forest 5:30 p.m., BC 102. Call Vanessa Linda or Gail 924-5910 Tired Of Spending Too Much On Copies? 998-5552 DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY: Clark LOS ANGELES (AP) The men, whose names were CIRCULO HLSPANICO: General Memorial Lecture: "Stratos- Seven men were in federal cus- not released, were arrested Sat- Suzie Insomnia discovered Meeting, 2:30p.m., Guadalupe pheric Ozone Depletion and the tody Sunday for alleged paramil- urday and expected to be OPEN 24 a great value at kinko's. By Room, SU. Call Wendy Greenhouse Effect," by Prof. E itary activities after authorities arraigned Monday, said Rita making her copies between 415/369-6407 Sherwood Rowland, 4:30p.m., found bunkers stocked with Wears, special U.S. Forest Ser- HOURS midnight and 600a.m., each weapons and military gear in the vice agent in charge of the copy is only 3c with this COLLEGE OF SCIENCE: Dean Morris Dailey Auditorium. Call three national parks and forests Angeles National Forest police Candidate-An Open Forum: Dr. Dr. Brad Stone 924-4938 coupon. As Suzie would say, in California. unit 'Its worth staying up for. John Williams, Chair Geology MARKETING CLUB: Speaker Solt-Sem. writ 20 lb While Paw orey) Dept., brief talk on the Vision Meeting, 5:20p.m., BC 120. and Plans for the COS, 1:30- Call Kim 223-7741 Proposed bill Read kInko's is at your 2:30p.m., DH 505. Call Leon SCHOOL OF ART & DESIGN: service 24hrs. a day. Yengoyan 924-4964 Student Galleries Art Recep- aimed at cubing ETCETERA DELTA GAMMA PLEDGE CLASS: tions, 6-8p.m., Art & Industrial teenage smoking every Idnkoi Spaghetti Dinner, tickets $3 Studies Bldgs. Call Marla 924- Thursday the copy center adv., $4 door, 5:30-7p.m., Delta 4330 SACRAMENTO (AP) Fil- 93 E. Son (orbs St. (Across From McDonolds) 295-4336 Fax 279-0655 Gamma House, 360 E. Reed St. SJS GREENS: Campaign Meet- teen-year-olds working undercov- Call Lori Boring 279-9698 ing, 7p.m., Montalvo Room, er could be lurking in tobacco shops under a proposed LAMBDA SIGMA GAMMA: SU. Call Tim 293-9561 Sorority Meeting, 6p.m., bill aimed at curbing teen smok- SJSU FENCING CLUB: Meeting ing. Guadalupe Room, SU & Practice, 7-10p.m., SPX 089. The bill, before a Senate com- Give SJSU Mu Al,FHA GAMMA: Magazine Call John 280-6019 mittee this week, would also Day Luncheon tickets on sale, SJSU INTERNATIONAL CENTER license tobacco sellers and beef a strong DBH next to glass case. Call OFFICE OF STUDY ABROAD, up penalties for selling cigarettes Pat, Cindy or Carolina 924-3280 to teens and children. FOREIGN STUDENT ADVISOR'S The bill is one of hundreds SCHOOL OF ART & DESIGN: OFFICE AND CAREER PLANNING being considered by Assembl voice in Student Galleries Art Shows, AND PLACEMENT: Overseas and Senate committees this 10a.m.-4p.m., Art & Industrial Option Day, lla.m.-1:30p.m., week. Studies Bldgs. Call Marla 924- Art Quad in front of SU. Call The smoke shop license bill Washington! 4330 Leann Cherkosky 924-6571 by Sen. Tom Hayden, D-Santa STRIVING BLACK BROTHERS Monica, is before the General Body Senate Health and Human Tuesday AND SISTERS: Services Committee on Wednes- Meeting, 6p.m., E.O.P. Tutorial day. Center, Call Bryan 279-0983 It is currently against the AIESEC: General Meeting, Dr. Richard Lane, SJSU Dept. of Social Science 5:30p.m., Costanoan Room, SU. law to sell cigarettes to Call 924-3453 SpartaGuide is available SJSU ittulents, minors, but anyone who Get Involved: faculty and staff organizations for free drives by a junior high CAREER PLANNING AND PLACE- Deadline is 5 pin., two days htforr publi- school knows that teens Students for Lane: organizational meeting MENT: What Can I Do With A cation. Forms are av.ulahle at the Spartan can easily get tobacco products. Tuesday, April 19th 1:30 pm DMH 164 Major in Biological Science, Daily, DWI 209. limited pace may forte rediNing the inINT eritrieg. For more information: 292-8525 One of these high-speed, high-performance machines can be yours for low monthly payments. The other one is just here for looks.

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Changing it would give TheSpartans a Executive Board, fOnned the fol- Historically, the Spartans outsiders and other colleges "the 444 name fit to be lowing rules: (inhabitants of the Gre- impression that State is unsteady, worn by the meat-eating Any name will be given due cian city-state of Sparta) undecided (and) weak." animals that once consideration, were a power among the states "It would," Gunn wrote, "pro- 4clean looking," said roamed this very land. A student may hand in as of Greece. According to the arti- duce the same feeling toward us as Richard Staley, then director Or at least that's what many names as he or she wishes. cle, the Spartans were feared that which prevails against a man of public affairs. "We needed students at the then San The student should sign the because of their warlike nature, who, in reaching (a) high goal of something that wasn't gender- Jose State Teachers list of munes handed in, but this a result of strict physical training success, divorces his wife who has specific." College had in mind is not necessary for the accep- of all children from the age of endured much through the yews Staley, now manager of traffic when they voted the tance of said name, eight to "well past fighting age." in misting him to gain success." and parking operations, com- \ name into existence. The names are to be placed Athletes were encouraged to She added that other univer- missioned an artist and a graph- After being in the box of the Times office. emulate the Spartans' strict sides, such as the Stanford "Indi- ic designer to create the new dubbed the All names must be in before training. After all, the article ans" and USC 'Trojans" similar- Spartan logo. 'Teachers" by local Dec. 19, 1924. concluded, if it could work in ly have warlike names. Appar- Representing both men's and newspapers and col- A few names suggested by the the past, "there's no reason the ently, her arguments worked. women's teams, the current logo the wild animal same plan cannot work now." recently, the Spartan is sexless. According to Staley, it leges, an article in paper took on more the State Teachers flavor grizzlies, lions, cougars, Almost a decade later, the logo a man in an identifies with both the male College Times wildcats and bearcats and "Spartan" name came under the ancient, unspecified Spartan soldier and the Greek called upon stu- moved on to Greece with the pear. Greek helmet created a little goddess Athena, depicted in dents to make use Hercules, Trojans and Spartans. In a Nov. 27, 1934 issue of the controversy of its own. ancient artwork wearing the of their mighty Once the names were collect- Spartan Daily, Catherine Gunn Used at least as far back as the plumed helmet. pen, and even ed, the Executive Board listed wrote in favor of continuing the first Spartan Daily in 1934, the Athena was protectress of Spar- mightier brain, each one in the order of its pref- name, but also listed the counter- caricature was neither represen- ta and well-known as a warrior- to help choose erence. Given one day to vote, arguments: the title was secured tative of a Classical Greek style or goddess in Greek mythology. the school's the student body chose between by a scant majority, "Spartans" sig- of the women participating in Through 70 years and the name. the Golds, Spartans, Badgers, nifies warlike people, and the the athletic program. An under- workings of political correctness, It was to be a Hawks and Mustangs. name itself clashed with the current of school criticism in the the "Spartan" has prevailed. So, fighting name On Jan. 21, 1925, the name school's Spanish name and archi- mid-80s called for change. in honor of its very first article, a name befitting Spartan became official, taking lecture of the buildings. "We wanted to replace the this one will end the same way. grizzlies and preference over "Golds" by a 10- Gunn wrote that San Jose athletic logo with something Ira- Hail, all ye Spartans! And be CZ cougars. vote margin. State had battled 10 years to ditional but very modern and Spartans. SJSU takes series from 10th-ranked Long Beach Drama and controversy in Sunday's finale leaves Spartans with 10th-inning rally and the 3-2 win By Larry Barrett As the game went on, Sick Spartan Daily Staff Writer 'This series was became more dominant. The Just when it looked like the pitches he threw for balls didn't SJSU baseball team was ready to hard-fought by both miss by much. In fact, the veloci- fold and begin playing for mere teams. It was big for ty of his throws occasionally respectability, they clawed and caused catcher Willie Moore to scraped to win two out of three us.' dive and sprawl to retrieve them. games against 10th-ranked Cal Sam Piraro "Willie called a great game State Long Beach this weekend. 5J51.1 bonbon coach and the defense played well," The Spartans (23-18, 4-5 in the Sick said. "I'm not worried about Big West Conference) relied on team," Sick said. "I hope we can personal statistics. We just need steady ace Dave Sick (7-0) to baffle use this game as a stepping stone to play consistently." 49ers batters in the opener. for tomorrow and Sunday's In the second game, 49er- Sick pitched a complete game." pitcher Scott Rivette pitched a game, yielding four hits and one With the scored tied at 1-1 in six-hitter as Long Beach (26-11, run while striking out eight. At the bottom of the fifth inning, 7-5) cruised to a 12-4 victory. times, the opposing batters the Spartans loaded the bases Right fielder Ramon Smith hit a seemed to be swinging their bats against 49er starter Mike two-run homer to lead the 17-hit brought under water as Sick overpowered Fontana. Fontana (7-1) barrage.L DEANNA A HORVATHSPARTAN DAILY them with his fastball. Even the his stingy 2.79 ERA into Friday's Left-hander Paul Pavicich (6- Long Beach State 49er Ryan Miller trying to steal third base 49ers' hits were weak as only one game, but the Spartans' flurry of 4) took the loss despite two-hit Spartan outfielder Rick Nadeau, right, catches ball was hit sharply out of the hit-and-run singles kept him on performances by shortstop Jason during the first inning of Sunday's game. SJSU took two out of three games from the 49ers during the series. infield. the defensive all game. Fontana's Boesch and first baseman Tim "This is the most gratifying wild pitch allowed center fielder Gavello. out. Designated hitter Eric Pitt Herder ejected by Grames. stop. Miller couldn't field the ball win of the season because it Laverne Thomas to score the Sunday's finale had all the grounded to the shortstop and "I thought the guy was safe at cleanly, allowing Thomas to score came against a conference third Spartan run. drama and controversy of a pro- appeared to beat the throw from first," Piraro said. "It was a (bad) the winning run and giving the fessional boxing match. The Ryan Miller. First-base umpire call." Spartans the series victory. Spartans prevailed by a 3-2 score Blair Grames called Pitt out, pre- The Spartans recovered to "This was big," Piraro said. in 10 innings after being robbed venting the winning run to score score in the bottom of the 10th "We're in good position now and in the eighth inning. and irking the S crowd. inning on the heroics of Leber. we have to go after people. This With the score knotted at 2-2, Head coach Piraro With Thomas and Gavello at first series was hard-fought by both the Spartans got left fielder Ange- dashed out to argue the call only and third respectively, Leber teams. It was big for us." THURSDAYMIDNIGHT 12 OZ. BEERS! EVERY 6PM TO ot lo Leber to third base with two to have his third-base coach Scott grounded a knuckle; to the short- CLCLN - OPEN UNTI L 3ANt r'..1C)6CL'`ECt TH U.,F RI & SAT. -4 C'CtOL.Otl' Ot"'. Problem Skin? We can help. Free Consultation with this Ad SPARTAN SCOREILIII I, -4 Acne and Scar '; ROCK N TACOS Treatment Center while teammate Mike Marini vi I HEALTH-MEX Fast Results-No Drugs Fresno State defeated SJSU's Nick lonesco 6- Affordable 1, 6-4. Spartan Aaron Downey 131 W. SANTA CLARA ST.' blanks men's suffered defeat at the hands of (SMOCKS WEST OF CAMPUS) I 408-257-5481 Philip King, 6-1, 6-2. . . . 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Third autopsy does not Bonds determine cause of death Ever Get Somebody fAull OS From page I CAA CAB indebtedness for the state." or source of toxic fumes lAtf Proposition IC will add to the California currently has a $17 A PAO overall level of debt carried by billion bond debt. This equals RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) - A lack of circulation that was Totally the state of California. about $64 per California resi- third autopsy of a woman who killing her bone tissue. "If this bond passes it doesn't dent. died as emergency room staff The county has not released put us over the average With a 5 percent interest rate, passed out around her failed to autopsy results pending the con- nationwide," Bentley-Adler Proposition 1C would cost Cali- show why she died, or what gave clusion of its investigation, which Wasted! ostrist said. "According to the fornians an additional $1.83 per off the mysterious fumes that is expected in the next few treasurer's office we fall right year over 30 years, to be taken apparently sickened the work- weeks. in the acceptable limit of from taxes. ers. Unlike the county-run autop- An independent forensic sies, Fukumoto and his assistant pathologist examined the body took only normal precautions of Gloria Ramirez on Saturday while examining the body, Kw! FRIENDS DON'T EE1 FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK at the request of her family, Schwartz said. County coroner's Construction which was given the body Thurs- officials dressed in airtight suits day after weeks of court battles. and used oxygen tanks when From page But the findings of they performed their autopsies. The new building is to be pathologist Richard Fukumoto Ramirez's sister, Maggie vides $900 million to the three constructed as part of the mas- didn't shed much more light Ramirez-Garcia, said family systems to fund projects. ter-plan objectives to accommo- on Ramirez's death, or the members were glad they could "If the bond measure does date students. workers' sicknesses, than two get answers about the body not pass, these projects would be According to Alan Freeman, autopsies performed by the other than those provided by put on hold," said Mohammad director of Space Management Riverside County Coroner's the county. They have accused iaayoumi, associate executive and Facilities Planning, the con- Office. the county of a cover-up in vice president of facilities devel- struction of a $20 million "There's no physical evidence Ramirez's death. opment and operations. "We humanities building may not for why she died," said family *It's a little late, but it's given would not be able to meet all of begin from Proposition IC attorney Ronald Schwartz. us some relief," she said. the academic needs of the cam- funds because the state is pres- During the two-hour autopsy The family plans to bury the pus from a facilities point of suring the CSU campuses to Fukumoto determined that cer- body on Tuesday, and members 117E. San Carlos view." focus on renovation projects. vical cancer, from which gathered with friends on Satur- Downtown Son Jose He said if Proposition IC The renovation of SPX Cen- Ramirez was suffering, didn't kill day for a yard sale to raise does pass, the money received tral and SPX East are projects her, Schwartz said. But Fukumo- money for the funeral. OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT from the bond measure will also on the list to be funded by to wasn't able to determine what Many people stopped by with fund several SJSU projects the bond measure. The renova- did. contributions, even if they didn't NEXT TO CAMPUS! The projects considered tions are needed because the Six hospital workers were buy the baby clothes, shoes, include the construction of a buildings are aging and need treated after the Feb. 19 inci- books, cupcakes and sodas on GREAT BEER PRICES! humanities building, renovation mechanical and electrical dent at Riverside General Hospi- display, said Ramirez-Garcia. of Spartan Complex Central improvements. tal, including Dr. Julie Gorchyn- 'They're small donations," BUD LIGHTMILLER AMBER ALE and Spartan Complex East and According to Qayoumi, the ski, who underwent knee she said. "But at this point every MILLER HIGH LIFESAMUEL ADAMS seismic upgrading of Morris Dai- designs for renovation are com- surgery last week to correct a little bit helps." ley Auditorium. pleted and the cost for the reno- 16 oz $1.00 to $2.50 Construction of a humanities vation is estimated at $5.5 mil- building is planned for 1995 lion. Hollywood PITCHERS $3.50 to $5.75 because additional classroom Seismic upgrades, to prepare space is needed. The building against earthquakes, are also man dies in will be built on the parking lot scheduled for completion if the off OR between the Business Tower bond measure passes. One police custody building and the Corporation upgrade will be to strengthen any 2any Yard at the corner of Tenth and the walls of Morris Dailey Audi- LRG! San Fernando Streets. torium. LOS ANGELES (AP) - A $3 mffED man apparently suffering from EXPIRES:4-28-94free delive 280-0707 AIDS died in police custody after a violent outburst in which he attacked officers and Tickets destroyed a bathroom, authori- BUY ONE SLICE GET ONE ties said Sunday. Speedy Research From page I and organizations" and not to Officers used pepper spray Reports: 86.00 per page FREE! 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"It's a A jury eventually agreed, Irvine ordering the Irvine Co. to pay complete bailout for the SAN JOSE STATE UNivERSIT r Co." nearly $43 million to Lion Coun- Lion Country once operated try, which held a lease on the a drive-through wild animal park property until 1998. Additional Summer Courses The following courses were not listed in the Summer 199 I Sebetible q' Classes. INSTRUCTOR FIR COURSE SECTION CODE TITLE UNITS DAY TIME ROOM THREE-WEEK SESSION (MAY 31 -JUNE 17 19941 M A55157 HAIRCUT 55T11 rill I 1K113- PREII1ST A11.1015 %I i II I I i MTIK FREE S ii IRTII 191% 1 02'43 ART SIMI 101; 111 is II 141 i \Po INDS 112 1 o1363 MAT & PROCESSIS Si I 5115% It Graduating Seniors 091 1 02133 1NTR 110/15 PROD ill It 115i 1111 i I 11151 1 11 11 51 11 Get a New Look For Your New Career RISE 091 11 02135 AETIL SIX-WEEK SESSION (MAY 31 -JULY 8, 1994) iii I .1/m -- 100W I 02419 ARKSIIP siSi Shiv lit. U11.115111 III P 1Au. 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FaraLlon Islands Catch the latest score in the bird population Colleges the decline From page I because their schools are more familiar to everyone. The games SPARTAN D on established. Plus they usually were just a lot of fun and people SAN FRANCISCO (AP) versity of the District of Colum- have more alumni to give sup- stayed from start to finish, Baker The number of sea birds breed- bia (UDC), which is a predomi- port." said. rt ing on the Farallon Islands has nately black college in Washing- According to Patterson, it is According to Casey, the low fallen sharply in recent years, ton, D.C. ironic that UDC, which is run by number of black students at SCU and the trend has raised con- Owens then came to SJSU the city of Washington, D.C., is means there are few social events cern among biologists. because he felt he would receive having financial problems. Talks geared toward blacks. "=IMMY "These declines on the Faral- better engineering training. He are currently in progress with city "The social life is a big differ- lones may constitute early warn- also plans to finish his basketball government concerning the clo- ence. There are hardly any black EXCLUSIVELY FOR SJSU ings of ecosystem stress," said career as a Spartan. sure of the predominately black women at Santa Clara and the William Sydeman, an ornitholo- According to Owens, he school because of lack of funds. black activities are non-existent. STUDENTS & FACULTY! gist with the Point Reyes Bird always wanted to go to UCLA In Being in a school with a small After going to Morehouse I Observatory. fact, he turned down several bas- black population can cause know how comfortable white Gregory M. "While the results are not yet ketball scholarships in order to many racial problems. On pre- people are every day and they O'Connor, D.D.S. conclusive, the signals are attend UCLA. However, he felt dominantly black campuses this don t even know it. They don't impossible to ignore, he said. compelled to attend a predomi- is not a problem, though non- recorize the strength in num- Family Dentistry Despite population come- nantly black school like UDC. blacks may encounter similar sit- bers, CAW), said. Private Practice backs by other species in "I wanted to continue to play uations. Miller feels that UDC has little SJSIJ Graduate, 1970. 134 Siocheordietry other areas of California, there basketball and I wanted to expe- Carl Miller has faced similar social life to offer him because Menther of the Spartan Foundation have been steep declines in cer- rience black culture on a large racial issues, but with a different he is white and 30 years old. He 242 La Pala Dr, San Jose tain bird populations on the scale in a city like Washington, perspective. The freshmen avia- also feels that it would not be 258-5054 Farallon Islands since the early D.C.," Owens said. "At UCLA, as tion maintenance technology wise for him to try to talk to any 1980s, a black student, you try to find major is a white student at the of the black women on campus. The number of cormorants, your identity but at UDC you're UDC. After 10 years in the Navy "I sort of avoid trying to meet common murres and already amongst your people." and two years working as a civil- women on campus because I anklets nesting on the group of SJSU junior, Pauline Baker, is ian, Miller decided to go to the don't want to start a situation. five granite islands 26 miles a former student of Grambling black school because it was inex- Interracial dating doesn't bother west of San Francisco has State University (GSU) in pensive. Before he attended many of the black men and plummeted to 93,000 from Louisiana. She attended GSU, a UDC, Miller was slightly con- women on campus, but there about 220,000 more than 10 historically black school, because cerned. are some that don't like it and /911DISCOUNT years ago. many of her family members are "I thought! would either have would voice their opinion," It is unclear what has led to alumni. The behavioral science to get out of everyone's way, or Miller said. ART the decline but scientists believe major left GSU because she not be noticed at all," Miller said. According to Allah and Baker, M0AX Q the exodus could be the result couldn't afford it. Miller has had only one racial the blacks at black schools are o IPPLIES of a food shortage. Baker said that during her problem in which an unhappy easier to get along with than With cold water comes nutri- two-year stay at GSU she felt part Jamaican student blamed all his those at white schools. ents of a close-knit campus communi- problems on the white race. He "Black women at black Warm-water cycles diminish ty that she consistently schools are more down-to-earth production of plankton and fish could never be called Miller and more well-rounded. The that feed sea birds and marine a part of at a 4 'Whitey" girls introduce themselves to you mammals. white school. At UCLA., as a Miller also is out there (at FAMU) and they're opposite here (at SAL the complete uneasy during an V1NG you miss They also inhibit the so- "If called upwelling of cold water class or are black student, you English class he is SJSU)," Allah said. from the depths. doing poorly, try to fmd your currently taking "Men out there (Louisiana) "If you don't have nutrients, your teachers where many are a lot more polite. Southern OFF you don't have diatoms and will contact identity, but at black issues are men seem to be nicer than men 40%-7O% Jose. The only prob- other algae," Sydeman said. "If you. The class- discussed. here in San you don t have algae, you don't es are also UDC you're already "I got the feel- lem was a lot of men dated more OUR ENTIRE INVENTOR have zoo-plankton such as hill. smaller and are amongst your ing that Professor than one woman because of the Our complete inventory of painting supplies, picture frames, if you don't have krill, there are more close- Irvin shifted the 13-women to one-man ratio," knit. your people.' blame towards Baker said. matboards, brushes, pads, pens, art gifts, markers, pencils, no resources for fish. If you don't have fish, then the birds teacher is liable Destah Owens whites," Miller Owens feels that there is a materials drafting instruments, canvas and many other art don't reproduce and survive to knock on said. "I've talked huge difference in the way black offered at huge savings just to save the cost of moving them! very well. your dorm- to many profes- students present themselves at El Nino conditions in 1983 room door to sional blacks who black schools as opposed to white schools. :1 m11 m and 1992 were especially harm- contact you. don't believe ful, said Karen Cebra, a scientist Whereas at SJSU they could care that, but feel that everyone must "For the girls at UDC, every at the California Academy of less," Baker said. work hard for anything they day was a fashion show. It was 510 East El Camino Real Sunnyvale 409 736-60 Sciences. The main problems many want." even like that with the guys. It black colleges face today is lack Gerald Irvin, assistant profes- seemed like the girls had a dif- of money and facilities to com- sor of English at UDC, believes ferent hair style and had their pete with predominantly white that Miller feels uncomfortable nails done every week. I got to institutions. in his class because he is not appreciate that out there," STORE YOUR STUFF UDC junior business major used to black issues being dealt Owens said. "California's a differ- Ahaseem Patterson, who used to with. ent place. People are real casual attend Foothill College in Los "Everything we (blacks) face and liberal here." Altos Hills, feels he had better in school is of European and Many black high school stu- FOR FREE* resources at the community col- white persuasion. The textbooks, dents are looking toward their than he does now at UDC. the people and examples in the college futures and deciding RENTALPERIOD. lege 'FIRST MONTH FREE RENT WITH MINIMUM 2 MONTH "Foothill had better facilities, books, most of the professors, what schools to attend. OFFER GOOD TO NEW CUSTOMERS ONLY ON SELECTED SPACES SUBJECT such as its library. Its library had and direct and indirect messages There are many pros and TO AVAILABILITY. OFFER EXPIRES 6/1/93 more information. And many give us a constant reminder that cons in making that decision. times I have to go to other African-Americans are not wel- "It is easier to make friends at PLEASE MENTION THIS AD schools' libraries because UDC's comed," Irvin said. "I constantly a black school. The networking doesn't have what I need," Pat- remind our students on who and social life is better. I would emphasizing have been prouder to graduate study (stud e). noun. 1. a room in a house used for terson said. they are without Although Patterson has faced the European standards. I imag- from Morehouse than from reading. verb. 2. the act of reading or paying close many problems at UDC, he ine (Miller) feels uneasy, but Santa Clara. because I'm a part of knowledge. ntion for the purposed of gaining doesn't want to leave. He said since first grade (blacks) never tradition there and not at Santa this is primarily because of the saw our people in books so we Clara. At Santa Clara I'm on the . the belongings acquired over time that serve black environment. became used to it." periphery looking in," Casey diate purpose. 2. objects that seem to merely occupy "I like being around my peo- Santa Clara University (SCU) said. hings that should be stored at Safe Place Storage! ple every day at UDC. At Foothill senior English major George "The only white school I I had a chance to be around Casey III was formerly a student would recommend is one that is (stoo'ka): noun.l. a German two seated dive many different races, but UDC at the all-male black school, more than 10 percent black, with ber used successfully during World War Two. has a comfortable environment Morehouse, in Atlanta. He sees a good education. If I could do it that makes it easier for me to prejudice as a hidden problem over I would have rather gone to relate to people. UDC doesn't at SCU. SJSU than Santa Clara because make me feel like I'm always in "Prejudice is not obvious at of this," he said. 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS competition," Patterson said. Santa Clara. There is little racism Baker feels that black people Although Patterson feels the on a one-to-one basis, but you should experience black schools classes and instructors at UDC realize that they don't teach any- to better themselves. are better than at Foothill, he thing in the curriculum about "I'd tell a high school student 181 has encountered many problems our people. I'm basically just to go to a black college, at least with UDC's administration. learning about all the great for a little while, because most A "At Foothill people were things that white people have of us (black students) never get ea always there to help me out and done," Casey said. a true sense of our identity. ea they really went out of their way "At a white school you feel like Unless you experience a black to help me. At UDC the admin- you don't belong. You're the college, you won't have istration doesn't care if you need only black in class and you have that sense of community," Baker help. They just want to get you different opinions than everyone said. through the line and get to the else. You always have to defend One problem that black Santa Teresa next person as soon as possible. yourself." schools face is that society may It's like they don't care about you "At GSU there was no preju- not respect them as much as unless they know you. It dice because everybody white schools. Casey WO' WILLOW GLEN SANTA 'TERESA 1110 shouldn't be like that," Patterson was black. You could go for believes it is because the said. a long time without seeing any- school is all black. 900 Lonus Street 6880 Santa Teresa Blvd. Owens had similar problems one who was not black," Baker "The experience you go Off Lincoln Avenue Bernal Road Exit at UDC. said. "At SJSU I was an RA (resi- through by dealing with positive blacks is very instrumental. It is Near Highway 280 "As far as administration, dent adviser) for two years. Off Highway 101 UCLA does things quickly and One time I got called in because inspiring because most people efficiently. At UDC administra- the residential directors felt think that black people aren't 947-8775 281-0400 tion was a joke. You couldn't the white students were intimi- doing anything. Even some count on something being done, dated by the African-American blacks think that. It is a very you had to speak uy and make art I decorated my room with emotional experience to see so noise to get it done, Owens said. and the reggae and rap music I many blacks, especially black CALL NOW WHILE WE STILL HAVE SPACE AVAILABLE! Some black students believe listen to." men, doing something," Casey 7 DAYS A WEEK that lack of support from alumni With low black populations at said. OPEN and funding difficulties have predominately white schools, "They say going to a black caused many problems for black there is little social life and enter- school is limiting, but there are Office Hours schools. tainment that fits the needs of successful black lawyers, doctors Monday thru Saturday: 9am to 6pm "With Florida State University the black student. At black and engineers coming from the Sunday: 9am to Spm (FSU) near FAMU, I saw a big schools the opposite is true. black schools. These people have difference in funding. FSU has a "I miss the games, the bands intelligent views and are not one- sided, Gate Hours lot of supporters. FSU alumnus, and the parties. At the SJSU Allah said. "We're not just Burt Reynolds, contributes to the games, there are like 10 people fried chicken, domino playing, Monday thru Saturday: 7am to 7pm SELF STORAGE football program," Allah said. in the band and at GSU, they 40-ounce-beer sipping gang 9am to Spm Sunday: "White alumni tend to give back have a lot of people in the band members. We are people striving f more than the black alumni and they play songs that are for success."

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April 18, 1994 SAN lost STATt tbrivuustry SPARTAN DAILY Drill Taiwanese vessel with 121 aboard seized by Coast Guard LOS ANGELES (AP) The mer, but U.S. authorities would before being boarded about "We had permission from Tai- From page Coast Guard found 121 people not confirm the destination. 12:30 p.m. Saturday. wan authorities to board and stops. If they don't, there is a on a Taiwanese fishing vessel The Coast Guard referred Law enforcement teams from take control of the vessel, which empty. Some huger-sized build- possibility of being hit in the seized in the Pacific west of Mex- queries to the State Department the cutters Sherman and Active is what we've done," Hollis said. ings will !lase timid* coordina- head by falling objects or swing- ico after being shadowed for but a duty officer in Washington, boarded the Jin Yinn No. 1 The seizure involved interna- tors. Because it frequent false ing fluorescent lamps. People days as a suspected immigrant D.C., said there would be no when it was about 890 miles tional relations as well as law alarms, Dun., an Hall, Sweeney should also take all of their smuggler, authorities said Sun- information available until Mon- southwest of San Diego, the 11th enforcement matters, Hollis said Hall, the Business Classrooms belongings with them as they day. day. District statement said. in referring queries to the State building and MacQuarrie Hall evacuate because chances are The boarding party found 10 The West Coast has experi- The district statement said the Department. will be exempt from the exer- they won't be coming back," Sta- women, 101 men and 10 crew- enced a flurry of attempts to Jin Yinn No. I was being "escort- The Jin Yinn No. 1 had a 10- cise. ley said, referring to an actual men aboard the 168-foot Jin land undocumented Chinese ed eastward to shorten the logis- day supply of food when it was However. Staler said that stu- quake situation. Yinn No. 1 and all appeared to from ocean-going vessels. There tic trail." boarded. dents with cbsces in other build- He said important items such be healthy, said a statement have also been incidents on the Although that direction from Last July, the Coast Guard ings will benefit from the drill. as medications and eyeglasses issued from the I 1 th Coast East Coast, including a ground- the point of seizure indicated intercepted more than 650 Hai Ho. a junior athletic should not be left behind. Guard District headquarters in ing off New York in which eight the vessel was being taken to undocumented Chinese on training student, does not like The drills are recommended Long Beach, Calif. immigrants died. Mexico, Coast Guard Chief War- three boats floating in the inter- the idea of an evacuation drill. by Gov. Pete Wilson. Tomorrow's The vessel was apparently The Jin Yinn No. I was spot- rant Officer John Hollis said he national waters off Mexico. After "I think people already know exercise will be the largest evac- being escorted by Coast Guard ted April 9 by a Coast Guard air- could not confirm that or which 13 days in limbo, the boats were %slut to do because we live in uation exercise in the state, Sta- cutters to Mexican waters, as was craft 400 miles southwest of San country all those aboard were allowed to dock in Baja Califor- nia and we've been ley said. done in a similar case last sum- Diego. It was trailed for five days from. nia, Mexico. through quakes alreads. In high Criminology senior Jamie Yoo school it's a good idea. but in said she thinks the drill is impor- college, students probably know tant for students. not to panic," HO said. "People need to know what to Staley disagrees. do and where to go during a Reach the "Most people don't know how quake. In a crowded downtown to react during quakes. 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