S artan Daily Volume 91. No 51 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Wednesday, November 16, 1988 Ccimputer thefts in labs continue By Sallie Mattison technician. was stolen from the Engineering computers in the lab on Nov. 5. hint until Nov. 10, he said. of someone Daily staff writer who had a key," he "Somebody was very bold," Building in October. A computer The lab contains 19 computers, 17 "It's kind of hard to walk away said. "And I know the lab is The rash of burglaries in the Hanshaw said. "We think whoever and printer were stolen from of which are available for student with a computer with a lot of securely locked up every night." Engineering Building continued took it walked out with it during Sweeney Hall last week. use, Hanshaw said. people around," he said. "That's Hanshaw said he used to leave last week when a Macintosh SE normal; business hours, but when The equipment was taken from "We're assuming it happened why we think it must have his key with student assistants so computer worth $3,000 was no students assistants were Room 392, a technical writing lab Sunday (Nov. 6)," he said. The lab happened over the weekend, when they could lock the lab. But after reported stolen. physically in the lab." for students to write papers and is open Sundays from 1 !a.m. to 7 there arc no classes." the theft of seven Macintosh SE The computer, a keyboard and The theft follows a string of complete other projects, Hanshaw p.m. Hanshaw said he thinks the hard disk drives last month. two "mouses" were reported stolen computer burglaries on campus this said. Hanshaw said he returned from suspect entered during normal lab Hanshaw has changed security from an engineering lab Nov. 10 by semester. He said students assistants told vacation Nov. 9. No one hours. procedures for the equipment. The Darren Hanshaw, engineering More than S28,000 in equipment him they remembered seeing all the mentioned a missing computer to "I don't think this was the work See BURGLARY, page 3 Group fights Pulling the plug 'widespread' drug abuse

By Denise Zapata place for students to talk to a Daily staff writer counselor or seek referrals for other It's early Monday morning and counseling programs. you wake up to find your mouth is Program Director Janet dry and your head aches. Anderson said drug and alcohol It's the second time in a week abuse at SJSU is "extremely you've had to miss class because widespread." you partied too much the night She said a survey conducted last before. You could be a candidate year by a sociology class shows the for a new group on campus. prevalence of drug use on campus. Two weeks ago, the Substance Out of 484 students, 63 percent of Abuse Prevention Progam was women and 75 percent of men were established at SJSU to prevent drug currently using one or more of the and alcohol abuse at the early stages following drugs: marijuana, of dependency. The program, part cocaine, and amphetamines. of Counseling Services, provides a See ABUSE, page 3 Fast attracts 400 students Larry StrongDaily staff photographer By Stacey De Salvo excited and eager to help, she said. Toby Smith, Daily Staff Writer "They are really interested in electrical shop supervisor from 1,1)0, removes the service cord that shorted out As part of the Hungerfest '88 what's going on in the world," campaign, at least 400 students will Salminen said. "They are not go without a meal Thursday to join apathetic." Fire raises safety concerns a worldwide fast against hunger. Panayiotou Charalambos, a By Martin Cheek outlet in the ASPIRE office. Until today, students with sophomore majoring in Daily Staff Writer ASPIRE is an educational support Spartan Shops meal cards can environmental science, donated a A small fire in Wahlquist Library program. donate the cost of a lunch or dinner dinner. sparked concern among students Richard Smith, a tutor in the or both to Oxfam America, an "Doing this doesn't really solve and staff that the building might be Educational Opportunity Program, international famine-relief hunger," Charalambos said. "But it's a safety hazard. located on the second floor, said organization. worse not to do anything." About 80 students and staff blocked doors in the building could As of Monday, 163 of the 400 While agreeing to donate a members evacuated the Admissions be potential traps in a big fire. students had agreed to forgo both dinner, the student admitted he and Records wing of the building He said several doorways have lunch and dinner, adding to the wasn't sure if he will skip the meal after the second-floor fire broke out been boarded for a week. The number of donated meals. altogether. Monday at about 4:30 p.m. doors, located on the library wing, Susie Salminen, a senior "It will depend on how hungry I No fire alarm went off. People have been blocked because majoring in advertising, was one of am," he said. calmly left the building as they computers and other equipment several resident assistants who Dave Perry, a junior majoring in learned of the fire by word of have been stolen. signed up students for the fast as graphic design, donated both his mouth. "I'm not an expert, but it does The culprit of the fire they passed her table in the Dining lunch and dinner. He plans to fast The fire started in an electrical See FIRE, page 5 Commons. Participants were See FAST, page 5 Festival lights up Program bridges cultural gaps By Lorraine Morgan Daily staff writer community include different ethnic San Jose Japantown A forum designed to improve groups!' communication between foreign and The forum is funded through the II) Lorraine Morgan how we got the name." American students and faculty See PROGRAM, page 3 Daily staff writer The festival was held in the members will be held at 2:30 pm Judo demonstrations and Buddhist Church on Fifth Street. A Thursday in the International Center Japanese dancers highlighted San variety of foods, provided by local at 360 S. Ilth Street. Editor's Note Jose's Japantown's second annual The forum, "Foreign Students: merchants and professionals, ranged An electrical fire damaged a "Festival of Lights" Saturday. from sushi to curry rice. From Problems to Resources," will The festival was created by be followed by an afternoon tea. developer in the Spartan Daily Different booths were set up to Japantown's Business Association Nine students and faculty production office yesterday represent organizations in the afternoon. to strengthen the image of members will be hosting the The fire was Japanese community. Japantown, which is flanked by informal gathering. After a round- immediately discovered and The Nihonmachi Outreach extinguished. Fifth, Seventh, Jackson and Taylor table discussion, a question and Committee, a Japanese-American As a result fire, streets. answer session will be held. of the today's organization, displayed photographs issue is produced Laura Watts, manager of the Chris Jochim, a religious studies on a different of the different social and computer association, said its members professor and director of the forum. system. The paper educational activities they organize doesn't wanted the "Festival of Lights" to said the event is part of an SJSU look exactly the same as community. be different than the two religious in the effort to "internationalize usual and we apologize to our readers for any inconvenience festivals held earlier in the year. The judo demonstration featured education." this may cause. "(We) wanted a festival in the SJSU judo coach Don Kikuchi and "We can only do that by finding winter," Watts said. "The poles and student Michael Manning. About ways to bring community resources photographer Kathleen Howe--Daily staff tops of buildings are lit with 150 people watched the into our campus instruction," he Katarina Jonholt Editor Michael Manning throws his instructor in Judo Christmas type of lights, and that's demonstration. said. "Our top resources of the 16 1988 Spartan 1)ail Page 2 Wednesday. November FORUM Elder Skelter (:-7)

Jeff Spartan Elder Daily Just a bogus glaim It was a long, dirty campaign, but at least Published for the University it's over. The people have spoken, and their and the University Community mandate has been adopted. by the Department of Journalism and Mass Communications Or has it? Since 1934 Proposition 103, the only car insurance initiative to be passed, is stalled in the courts. For months, voters were subjected to every kind of campaigning. We listened to radio Abilities count commercials, read fliers, listened to speeches. And then we chose. Our choice, however, has become simply a recommendation. The not disabilities courts will have the final say. Carlos didn't have many friends. What's going on here? He tried establishing relationships in his sometimes strange and awkward fashion, but the Insurance companies have threatened to wrong things came out of his mouth and turned leave California if Prop 103 is adopted. They people away. say they will not be able to break even if the However, he happens to be a very bright courts allow the initiative to take effect. If the individual who spent most of his hours in the companies leave, the availability of insurance library diligently trying to solve his next math will go down, and consumers will ultimately problem. Sometimes, I wondered if he also used be hurt. that time to hide away and attempt to figure out his Proposition 103 supporters say the real problem. The one that probably contributed to his lack of friendships. The one that caused him to insurance companies are using extortion occasionally stare into space, utter strange sounds, tactics. The insurance companies show a real jerk in weird motions, and soon after fall into a disregard for the people by threatening to deep, deep sleep, rarely recalling the event. The A night at work turned ugly move, they say. next day or month it would happen again. The courts have been called in to protect Carlos has epilepsy, a disease that afflicts All of this for a bottle of the people. I am sure they will do their best to millions of Americans each year, but is still Bolting out of the store after two tequila look out for the public, but I think voters have frequently misundersuxid. shoplifters was an impulsive costing $21.35. Some people! know During the decision wrought with stupidity and would get ugly over it. already been burned. one I wished By this time, Dark Ages, I had reconsidered. a manger at This kind of conflict should have been But it was too late. McDonald's came out and asked if! people with anticipated. Voters should not have been told epilepsy were One minute I was thanking a needed help. She said the police had customer for shopping at Fry's. The already been called. Like a hunter they had the right to choose only to have tha thought to be right denied. If something is on the ballot, it possessed by evil next,1 was running after a burly giving the command to her dogs on should either pass or fail. If a proposition is spirits or the shoplifter, clad in a sleeveless Jack a fox hunt, she unleashed four of Daniels T-shirt and toting an her employees. more compolicated than that, it should not be devil. They were Sean Mulcaster sometimes locked economy-sized bottle of Jose Since there was only one other placed on the ballot until those complications up, tortured o Cucrvo. several feet. If it had been a football checker on at the time and my boss are ironed out. killed. Lorraine Morgan As the chase narrowed in the game, the referee would have had no idea where the hell I had I did not particularly want to see the Today, people outer limits of the parking lot, my thrown the gold card for a personal been for 10 minutes, I went back to laugh at them or perhaps run away frightened. only thought was, "This guy is big." foul and face mask. the store. insurance companies bashed in the election. Epileptics are often thought to be mentally ill. A friend who once chased a Except he didn't have a I looked over my shoulder as I But their threats to move and attempts to But epilepsy is a physical disease, not a mental shoplifter came to mind. He made a facema_sk, so I grabbed a firm jogged back to the store and saw the overturn the popular vote withut considering one. The afflicted may have some form of brain great tackle. Then the guy got up handful of his hair and pulled, four McDonald's employees what the voters want angers me. damage or genetic disorder. As a child, Carlos and kicked his ass. ending up with a clump in my hand. sprinting to an alley behind a 7-11. Perhaps I'm naive, bull don't think big suffered a high temperature which scarred his He wasn't exactly Carl Lewis He and his nasty looking bulldog It was 10 minutes before the brain. and his friends in the get-a-way car tattoo weren't too happy about it. police apprehended this villainous business should have the right to manipulate People with epilepsy never know when they'll let him know it. They fled the scene As he got up, he started tequila-snatcher. And it was in those an election like this. If the insurance have their next seizures. They can vary from one in their black 1980 Capri, swinging. I could smell the tequila minutes that he was bodily companies choose to, of course they can make or more a day in a more intense situation, or to one serpentining out of the parking lot on his breath. He missed and my slammed, beat up and insulted with things worse for Californians. But I don't and running over a few speed every couple of months. But thanks to modern face appreciated it. racial slurs, according to what he think they should be allowed to make a mass bumps in their haste. He frantically He stumbled onto Blossom Hill told the police. "It was an honest research, numerous drugs can control these exodus from the state or raise their rates pulled on the door handle as the car Road, so I tackled him again, . mistake," he said. "We were going seizures, and most epileptics can lead normal lives. extensively. Carlos' life is probably as normal as it can be. passed him, nearly running over a ripping his Jack Daniels shirt off, to get our money." few speed bumps in their haste. He A He can't drive motor vehicles and has lost several leaving him bare-skinned in the reasonable explanation. The insurance companies mounted huge frantically pulled on the door handle Bullshit. jobs due to his disability. cold night air. Three lanes of traffic advertising campaigns for the initiative they I recall a time when he told me how he lost his as the car passed him, nearly were nearing and the absurdity of After the police finished filing running supported, and they lost, fair and square. If job as a cashier because of a seizure. When he over his foot. what I had gotten myself into was their report, they cited the guy and their initiatives had passed, voters would not was giving the customer change, he blacked out The bottle became a little becoming clear as I stood on the released him. He was under 21 by have the ability to stall them in the only to find that he no longer had a job. cumbersome, so while running full divider. three months and since he courts. speed, he winged it at one of our complained about being mussed, the Because he's such a bright individual, he won I was standing in the middle of Prop 103 originated as a petition. From its employees. The bottle police several scholarships and attended UC Berkeley. shattered one of the busiest sweets in claimed he could file charges across the employees' beginnings it has been powered by people, not But he had several seizures again, which caused knee. California. All 1 had to show for it against us. So they released him. The final 10 yards reminded me In the end, I felt like a complete money. Now that the people have passed it, him to lose control of his bladder. He quit and was a stinky, shredded T-shirt in of a bulldogging event at a rodeo. fool for chasing somebody over a money should not be allowed to veto it. hasn't returned since then. hand and blood beginning to seep The tackle was a pretty fair Jack bottle of alcohol. Never did I think I 1 used to feel sorry for Carlos. He was always through both my shirt at the elbows Tatum impersonation. His face would be the one to get ugly about a Jeff Elder is the City Editor. losing his jobs, couldn't complete his education, and pants at the knees. And they skidded along the asphalt for lousy bottle of tequila. and at one time, couldn't receive government aid were nice slacks, too. because he didn't have children. But now when I look at him, I can't pity him anymore because he Forum Policy THE OVAL OFFICE. jr doesn't pity himself. The Spartan Daily would Despite his illness, he's a happy individual and like to hear from you has never expressed his disease as a problem. What he doesn't have or enjoy is no loss because our readers. 7;? he never had it to begin with. He's lived with his girlfriend for the past 10 Your ideas, comments, years. I'm happy that there was someone who criticisms and suggestions accepted him for who he is and not for what he are encouraged. We feel isn't. that by listening to our read- ers we can better serve the campus community. How- Attention, Artists! UH ever, personal attacks and Areini hand csith a pen? Do haw PLENTY oF :in interest in politics or social issues? Do letters in poor taste will not SI-IARPENED pEriciLS like to dracc editorial cartoons or standard il- be published, nor will anon- lustrations? ymous letters be accepted. Anone interested in contributing either cartisins or arranging to dray, spe- All letters may be edited cific- illustrations lor stories I in contaci Mike I .ek is. 1.ortitti Page editor for length or libel. We will at q2-4-1280 also correct obvious style and grammar errors. .41 Open Invitation .40 Letters must bear the ',it SAY A Ally writer's name, major, PRAYER The Spartan Daily vwuld like to ex- CALL IN THE CARNET tend an invitation to our on campus read- phone number and class ers. level. 14Ir r A hi -monthly feature on the Forum page this semester "Campus Voice" will Deliver letters to the be your opportunity to speak out in the Daily office on the second Daily on issues concerning the campus floor of Dwight Bentel Hall community. Submit columns to the Daily office in or to the Student Union in- 4401 formation desk. WO% COT Dwight Hentel Hall. Aims r...,Tani d (1>91103 THE AGENDA? Spartan Daily/Wednesday, November 16, 1988 Page 3 Program from page I Crime Watch Solitude sitting Academic Program Improvement Department, located in Long Beach. Stolen bike: SJSU student *Theft: A copy machine was The department issued grants for Robert Hinds reported his blue broken into and S90 was taken different internationalizing projects. 15-speed Miyata bike stolen at 7 from it Thursday on the first floor SJSU received $35,000. p.m. Wednesday from the cast of Duncan Hall. Other activities included in SJSU's side of the Old Science Building. project are seminars, multi-cultural work forces and art forums. *Stolen blue light phone: UPD *More Theft: Candy machines on officer Henoch discovered a blue and sixth floors of "Many faculty members need to the second, third light phone stolen Thursday from Duncan Hall were broken into change their attitudes about foreign 10th and San Antonio streets. Thursday. Approximately 5940 students," said Wen-Shu Lee, a Estimated was stolen. communication professor who loss was S75. helped coordinate the forum. "Many times, foreign students are shy, don't speak up, and aren't included in projects because of their cultural $20.00 OFF on New Patient Exam difference. "Hopefully, this forum will ALEX J. BAUMER, D.M.D. facilitate more interaction among students and teachers." GENERAL DENTISTRY icarliNaulii-Dallysuiffolotograillier ORTHODONTICS COSMETIC BONDING Richard Esdra, a civil engineering student, studies in Engineering Building Film & Production Club Santa Teresa Medical Building San Jose, CA 95119 275 Hospital Parkway, Suite 700 (408) 226-0424 people into the program," he said. use with a "Free Zone Cafe." Raffle Off (Coupon good on oral exam with a new patient examination. Exp 11/30/88) Abuse Anderson said the program will The cafe would be non-alcoholic from page I emphasize education through the forum for local art, music, theater at the STUDENT UNION media and campus workshops. and poetry. Anderson said she 11 am-lpm M-TH A national study conducted in Eventually, she plans to involve hopes it will attract students of Cash Winners 1986 indicated 20 to 25 percent of a number of groups on campus to various backgrounds. Weekly Don't Forget your students nationwide have drinking develop a comprehensive program. "This will be real useful if we This weeks winning number problems. She said the program is based on plan on changing the 659440 December Graduate Bob Glincr, the sociology the Stanford Heart Disease Model, environmmcnt," she said. Winner Call 924-4571 professor whose class conducted which targets specific behavior to Airy-e last year's survey, said drug correct a larger problem. In the AUa M l.100.11.1 warn' re II ,1.1, dependency among college students case of substance abuse, the specific isn't any higher than for other behavior includes blackouts, people the same age. But alcohol vomiting, and missed classes due to CHART YOUR FUTURE abuse is more of a problem in hangovers. college. "Often, people use alcohol and BE AN And he isn't sure the new drugs to meet people," Anderson program will reach the students who said. "And they find they're not AIR FORCE need it. satisfied with the results." "There may be a problem of how She plans to counter the NAVIGATOR. to reach everyone, of how to attract pressures behind drug and alcohol You'll enjoy a challenging career and many Air Force Burglary such as chaining down computers advantages, such as great and inscribing ID numbers starting pay, medical care, from page I on all equipment, he said. 30 days of vacation with stolen disk drives were worth Staff and students also need to pay each year and much S21,000. take more responsibility, Hanshaw more. Plan for your future Now, Let them know you care. Grad ad sales begin Hanshaw or student said. today. Contact your Air assistants call building security at Force recruiter. Call November 17th through November 22nd "They hold a class, then night to lock up. Hanshaw said. the 1-800-423-USAF TOLL FREE faculty and students in front of the Student Union. "It assures me that everything's leave the room, not locking the doors locked regularly," he said. behind them." Security in the Engineering Building "is not the best, in my Bob Trammell, the dean's =i1M1,1111.1u1J11E0.1aLIMIlln opinion," Hanshaw said. assistant in charge of security, said Ile said it was not a reflection the engineering department has on the security people, but more the taken measures they hope will responsibility of the School of solve the security problems. Engineering. Staff and student education The school should take more concerning security measures is common-sense security measures, underway, he said. Resume SpartaGuide

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By Reggie Burton Damon Greer 0-0), and said both All-PCAA guard Kevin Nixon Frontcourt player Willie Joseph starters, and their leading returning Record: 5-24, 0-18. The Tigers Daily Stall Writer could earn playing time. (16.0 ppg) is gone. But Dan (6-4, 14.6 ppg.) lead the way. scorer is a walk-on who averaged have a new coach in Bob Men's basketball in the Big West UNLV. Record: 28-6, 15-3. Conway (16.2 ppg.), Reid Newcy UC-Irvine. Record: 16-14, 9-9. two points per game. Thomason, but unfortunately not Confere, c has experienced more "We expect to have a good (13.9 ppg.), Greg Housekeeper (9.3 UC1's return to the running game is University of the Pacific. enough new talent. than j,.st a name change. basketball team this year," Coach ppg.) and Gilbert Pete, who led the led by returning starters Kevin For the first time in three years, Jerry Tarkanian said. team with 31 blocked shots, are all Floyd (13.3 ppg.) and Mike Labat AMMO Laall.11.11 UNLV did not win the conference To most Big West coaches, returning. Coach Bill Mulligan says portly MINIM flaOVII championship. The PCAA, now the Tarkanian is the consumatc UC-Santa Barbara. Record 22- sophomore Ricky Butler (6-7, 260) Big West, crowned a new understater. This year is no 8, 13-5. Despite losing two key is this season's Wayne Engelstad, a IF YOU WANT TO BE champion, Utah State. exception. seniors, including Brian Shaw (the former UCI standout. UCLA A PHYSICIAN, Not only that, but UNLV, Utah UNLV returns Stacey Augmon first -round pick of the Boston transfer Rod Palmer will probably State and UC-Santa Barbara played (9.2 ppg.) and Clint Rossum (6.5 Celtics,) the Gauchos remain solid start at the point guard spot. WE'LL PAY FOR IT. in the 1988 NCAA Tournament the contenders. Fresno State. Record: 9-19, 6- ppg.). Augmon was the PCAA If you're willing ppg.) 12. Coach Ron Adams has four to invest your skills largest number of conference teams Freshman of the Year and a member Guards Carrick DeHart (13 and knowledge as an Air Force ever invited. of the 1988 Olympic Team. and Carlton Davenport (6.5 ppg.) returning seniors in Jervis Cole medical officer, we'll invest in you The Big West also welcomes UNLV's big men are all and frontcourt players Mike Doyle (16.1 ppg.), Derrick Barden, Rene and pay your way through medical three new coaches: Kohn Smith at newcomers and junior college (6-8), Eric McArthur (6-6) and Ebehjes and Kevin Stevenson, who school if you qualify. It's the Armed Forces Health Professions Utah State, Bob Thomason at transfers. Jimmy Jones, David Gary Gray (6-9) will lead the way, averaged 4.1 assists per game. Long Scholarship Program. If pays for: Pacific, and John Sneed at Cal State Butler, Moses Scurry and George as the Gauchos go for their second Beach State. Record: 17- * Tuition; Fullerton. Ackles were junior college All- straight tournament appearance. 12, 11-7. Coach Joe Harrington has * Books, supplies, equipment and UNLV is once again the Americans and should have an UCSB's early schedule finds five returning players. That's the lab fees; preseason favorite. Here now is a immediate impact. them playing at home in seven of its good news. * PIUS a monthly income of more than look at SJSU and the rest of the Big Utah State. Record: 21-10, 13-5. ten games. Last season, under The bad news is that none of $650Coil West. Kohn Smith takes over the head- Coach Jerry Pimm, the team went them are Morlon Wiley, last year's SJSU. Record: 14-15, 8-10 coaching job spot after serving as 11-3 at home. leading scorer with 19 points per TOLL FREE PCAA. Much like everyone else at Rod Tueller's chief assistant last New Mexico State. Record: 16- game. 1 -800-423-USAF SJSU, Coach Bill Berry would like season. 16, 8-10. NMSU returns five key Cal-State Fullerton. Record: 12- to know, "Who is going to pick up The Aggics return four starters players, including four seniors. 17, 7-11. Coach John Sneed took 25 points, about 12 rebounds, and last year's team, which won This is Coach Neil McCarthy's most over after the surprise resignation of from "1' Irelainr:1311" '11 four assists" in the place of Ricky the PCAA Tournament and led the experienced team in his four years George McQuarn two weeks ago. Berry? conference in scoring. as the Aggies' coach. The Titans have no returning Actually, its only 24 points, 7 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game But anyway you look at it, the Catch the coach has the difficult task of FOR SJSU Changes replacement his 6-8 Gerald Thomas, FREESCHOSIIIINPTISTHR0M&IgEODN the leading shot-blockcr in the Home Opener 3-6(' conference. Thomas averaged 1.9 blocks per game. The home-opener basketball game I..Spirit However, the Spartans have a MONEY FOR COLLEGE on November 26 with Sonoma State has been changed to Friday, at 1adth cast of experienced seniors ready to Every Student is Eligible for Some Type of Shack! play the pans. Financial Aid Regardless of Grades or Parental Income. November 25, 7:30 p.m. at Civic Full/Part-time Sales Seniors Rodney Scott (6-2, 8.2 We have data bank of over 200,000 listings of scholarships, Auditorium. fellowships, grants, and loans, representing over $10 billion in private Radio Shat k has ppg.), Steve Haney (12.6 ppg. and sector funding. excellent opportunitic. tor energetic, divendable 44 percent three-point field goals) Many scholarships are given to students based on their academic individuals to join our interests, career plans, family heritage and place of residence Sales Team this holiday season! and Anthony Perry (6-0, 4.8 ppg.) 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44 P Ryan said Thursday's fast would 11-tE . -THAT Fast Bill Takizawa, department chair v8M 111E_ NU OF -114t ?or, V.I(TH I-tEtf) bring the hunger problem to light by of geography and environmental tog), RITE.uic !Gil of :firaN/Not. &CAW. lAt. Iv 1 from page 1 enabling students to experience studies, called Kampuchea one of fPiWAR9 ASCiAL 0716 tt4f5IY3bt61tAtt:TAI-11-0(271116C:T .t4FIRTANIT-. the entire day, drinking only water hunger themselves even if just for "IRE DIZVIN6 hE(CIRT the most "pathetic countries in the PaCkEp. and fruit juices. one meal. world." t4 "I'm sure I'll get hungry," he said. Hunger. Ryan said, is "an issue He said Kampuchea suffered (\ Vlit611 fr "I'm fasting for a day as a reminder beyond charity. through a wave of genocide in the to myself to reach out to other "There is a matter of justice 1970s that left the country people. I have a social involved, where human beings, by devastated. Kampuchea has lost at responsibility to help people."' virtue of being human, have a right least a million people in the 10 years OIl Hungerfcst '88 organizers to the basic necessities of life, food, since, and has never matched acknowledged that the amount education and jobs," she said. previous levels of food production, ho! collected would seem relatively Ryan said she hoped the fast, he said. small. But they said raising which occurs a week before Hunger on a world scale is Snaky David Rose awareness of the hunger problem Thanksgiving, will become a yearly massive and complicated. No THAT Wee, A. box-rv TRICK, Oi! CC-CR-I9..7 %MOT tee- tem HE'S A sr( ,....11 r!,< "TelE ta.0.4 Figs 5,42. L was just as important as raising event. organization can solve the problem Lbott. Qs A', A LA.t4Dit2O WO Trre AmT- WITH Pc 'TREE SEA fl.d.R.SLieedJ% To 4J4.1.1 Lth 1- !ft ' ' l`r "The response on campus is money. of hunger by itself, Takizawa said. W.-icsrE'D -10. 00t4C Y12.44 LIKE lilt%-- Sh E401.11.-"WIES.L AMYAKYSP1 .-V-0431." really fantastic, given the fact that i_es ar l?1,,).LJOD reNDS1 0- Between 400 million and a But he said groups like Oxfam are L9 " YeA, kbcuo?Scsrr Itfm / h? - it's the first time the fast has been --. rI billion people suffer from hunger valuable for bringing awareness to h done on this campus," she said. rit) I worldwide. the problem. 4 0 Pr, --swk-o-,-..41....- ffE, A Money collected from the meal wl"..,.._ Students and faculty need to "The problem isn't one of not understand the "scandal of hunger in cards will directly benefit people in enough food being produced, but our country and the world," said Kampuchea (formerly Cambodia) rather one of not enough access to Sister Judy Ryan of Campus and Vietnam. Oxfam America uses the food," he said. 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