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Budget crisis stories below SJSU 10, Louisville 10 Features Maintenance faces $21 million repair Two blocked field Chinese take-out for students backlog with shoestring funds. The owners of Peanut's restaurant on San Staff positions are open but money goals halt Spartans in Fernando Street open a Chinese take-out that's is needed to fill them. the final seconds just right for students time schedules and Budget cuts eliminate 140 classes. Page 6 A united SJSU team hung tough pocketbooks against favored Louisville Student or soldier? Spartan defense keys win 'After Dark, My Sweet' Fans return for home opener Professors say a draft is unlikely, but many The movie, based on the novel The Killer Inside See stories, Page 4 students would go if called. Page 9 Me," may be one of the year's best Page 6

Weather: Published for the University and Sunny with some afternoon University Community by the clouds. Highs to the mid-80s to department of Journalism and Mass lows in the mid-50s Communication since 1934. SPARTAN DAILY National Weather Service VOLUME 95, NUMBER 4 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1990 Nursing shortage nets SJSU $270,000 By Susanna Cesar The 'reagle Foundation. a "We're thrilled to have the A nursing shortage has emerged that require more nurses and experienced LVNs. that may not Dalt), staff writer private foundation established in opportunity to expand." Saylor in the last decade for many home-care nursing is becoming a have the time to complete the fall A $270.(XX) grant was awarded 1944. traditionally funds higher said. reasons, according to Sharon popular option for patients. Hogan course due to family and work to SJSU's nursing department this education. It awarded the grant to The new curriculum will offer Hogan. advanced placement added. obligations. according to Hogan. fall in an attempt to help mend a SJSU because the department an accelerated alternative to coordinator for the department of The new program will accept In addition, the students will nation-wide nursing shortage. already had an unusual retention obtaining a bachelor of science nursing. up to eight LVNs per semester for receive a 55(10 scholarship to help SJSU was one of six schools to program that employs personnel degree in nursing. which Women are entering other the next three years. ease financial burdens. receive a three-year grant that will for counselling and tutoring of traditionally takes four years. professions and technology has A close tracking of students, LVNs already have about one finance an innovative program that students. said Coleen Saylor. Instead, the grant -funded created a greater demand for learning modules and tests that and one-half years of training will train licensed vocational associate dean of the school of program will enable LVNs to fly nurses. Hogan said. More difficult will waive certain nursing courses from a vocational school or nurses I LVNst in become full- applied arts and sciences and through in approximately five types of surgery are being will make the time-consuming community college. said Hogan. fledged registered nurses MN,' nursing staff faculty member. selliesters. periormed. such as transplants process less strelltiotis tor See GRANT. page N Campus repairs are backing up Only urgent projects being considered B.v !taus( .Miii maintenance. Qayoumi agrees Da, it writ. with a 1984 study by the Carnegie SiSt Facilities. Foundation tor the Advancement Development and Operations of Teaching. which points out the department has been stifled again importance ol campus aesthetic in its fight to maintain the appearance to incoming freshman. appearance and reputation of the When asked what factor weighed campus. the most when choosing a four- The department faces a S21 year college. (12i4 of the freshmaii million backlog in repair orders cited the appearance of tht. with a S190.000 budget this year. campus. The backlog is a result of this The reputation of the campus year's and previous years' stands to suffer considerably in the budgetary consii-alfits. future, according to Qayoumi. MO QiiN MIMI. Director of despite the departments attempts Facilities. De t elopment and to maintain the highest possible Operations. said of the X7 projects standards. on the departments hooks, five or Possible adverse effects of a W., %ill he met this year. The few worsened reputation include projecis that will he attended to, decreased enrollment, and PC Squires Daily staff pnorourapi considered urgent. include safety increased difficultyto attrat and environmental concerns, i.e. desired faculty. according to CSU Inspector Hal Still and foreman Mike McCarthy tour the under construction since last year. Facilities. Development asbestos removal and earthquake Qayourni. main lecture hall in the Old Science Building that has been and Operations faces a $21 million backlog in repairs repair. Qayounfi hopes that state "Instead of priori umg what we legislators realiie the importJe can do. we end up prioritiiing of higher education and I. what we can't do." said Qayounti. campus budget constraints upon Budget cuts felt across Qa oumi loresee a domino universities before a domino effect effect of problems on campus of further problems persists. Classes canceled to reduce costs $12 to $18 added to student fees from delayed repair protects. "We're mortgaging the future.' fly 11iiii irkc.ilaiol. the B.% It if, 111111 Ic slits IIIstudents gave the hypothelical example of a said Qayoumi. Daily staff yv, projected savings is tll he S5814.2116 Dl. The extra fee is due by Sept. 21 roof leaking for a several days and jobs in the The future of several Budget t tits will mist' SJSU to out of a budget that needs to be It paying tees. buying books and if it isn't paid. students may eventually ruining the rooms' appear department would eliminate 140 classes for the spring trimmed by more than 55 million. and starting a new semester wasn't face "disenrollment." according to equipment. uncertain if recent track records and tall semesters of NUL enough stress, students are now Despite just starting out the tall the notice. Plus they will I, The departments budgetary are any indication. according to Arlene Okerland. asked to hand over more not he to semester. Okerland does not see charged another S20. restrictions will confined -WC\ e lost inure I hall 50 academic v ice president. registration tees. he "felt this measure as drastic. All Cahlorma State t niversity a particular area, hut will custodians in the last III years. Noinially during ihis time. "It seems like they hit you across the hoard." "This should he the worst case. students have to come up with the almost 40 percent of the pi olessors are hired to teach coming and going." said Erik Short-term ti feels of the cuts At least I hope it is.- she said. extra money because ol the positions." said Qayoutni. who addifional classes. [low et cr. "At classes Say le, senior molecular science cto, yv ill he in the general aesthetic At this time. the evact seemingly endless budget painfully acknowledges this as this nme. 14 positions will be held major, after receiv ing the pink mainienance of the campus. i.e. that will he cut is not known from the state legislature. counter-productive in combating vacant in the area of teaching." "We never make a decision for postcard requesting the money. ('St the painting ol clay sictions and trustees :wows ed growth pressures. Okedand said. spring semester until we know Students who have already paid increase this summer hoping to v., aching of windows. causing the the Set eral workers' lobs were She said that cutting 1411 the enrollment for the fall $471 for six or more units are now raise 512 million to mitigate the of the campus to **appearance unstable. according in a campus classes was a decision based on semester." said Marilyn Radisch. being asked to pay an add ittonal most recent rum id ot budget cuts. decline". according to Qayoumi. cusiothan w liii ref used to he arithmetic. She evplamed that if of admissions. "For Sf Connie Sauer. Xssociate Possible long-term eliects SIM director said identified. He said three carpenters each teacher handles like classes. department. Ls(' ill be Notices have been mailed Vice President of on the rising growth our Executive center had been laid off iii the last six then 70 classes would he cut tor 111, . the . or 5010 requesting the SIX or SI2 for 6 Finance pressures not heing met with the handling Business and months. and doublet! they're the spring semester and the same , page /I units or less and SI per umt for FEES. page s t ing for See necessary und See MAINTI INCE, page N .11111,11111 it t,11111 lx' 111 1,1 the Lill 10th Street fire may have been arson, officials say Female resident suspected of igniting bed in halfway house blaze She is in this facilit.% because By Bryan link! it'd frame were removed from the house Nall Jose Police Officer Robert Obos house."( )hos said residents of she has no other place to go Dady staff writer as firefighters used a large Ian to clear unit es plained that the woman whose bed The officer reported that no A mattress fire occum , cad) not capable of house were injured. how cv et. the fin. the streets and tlw the smoke. burned "is legally the except Thursday morning at a hall St l\ house lure department officials did not know committing a crime because she can't woman was taken to Valley Sledical law says she must stay in this across from the 111th Street Garage, the exact number of residents living in the lormulate the intent." Residents of the Center in San Jose lor observation. house' according to residents of the house. Residents were allowed to enter house are mentally ill according to Oho'. "Taking a person to the non-emergency neighborhood. the house at 2:30 a.in. Obos said that the woman. whose name part of the hospital is standanl procedure." The San Jose Fire Department Arson is the suspected cause of the lire. was not released, is not considered to he Ohos said. Robert IlboA. responded iti 64 South 10th Street at according to fire officials. "That will he dangerous. Arne, confirmed that the woman was San Jose Police officer approximately. 1:10 a.m and put out the up to the courts in decide ii ut was "She is in this fat lilt because she has not arrested. However. he said. "She was fire in Aim 21 minutes. intentional.- arson investigator John no other place to go evcept for the streets arrested in that she has lost most nt her The mattress, the hoxspring and the Arne/ said. and the law says she musi slay in this freedom for the tune being."

4 page 2. SPARTAN DAILY, September 5. 1990 FORUM OPINION AND LETTERS EDITORIAL N.E.A. YUNDED ART Get rid of the bike policy EVIINT elements of a good law are students switched to bicycling, but Its The several fold. A law must be doubtful if they will when they have for the good of those it to walk their bikes on campus. protects, and not for the good of those To be fair, there are arguments for who made it. It must also be the policy. The original premise, enforceable. safety for pedestrians, is a valid one. The bike policy directive, which is But the present status of the policy, to be enforced by the UPD, is none of enforced in name only, is a mockery the above and the police are the first of the original idea. to admit it. have crafted a policy that They The policy was enacted last is as impractical as it is semester in response to complaints unenforcable. Students are -/ about bike riders on campus rolling unabated across campus, the endangering those who walked. Now UPD is going about its business of potential bike commuters have to ignoring the law, and students are walk their bikes across campus or ride having a good laugh at the school's around the outside. expense. The arguments against the directive Arguments about the validity of the are many. In a crowded school like law aside, it's time for the powers that ours anything that can be done to be in the school to realize what is encourage alternative forms of going on. The spirit has been transportation should be a high overshadowed by the reality of the priority. Parking problems and law, but no one is willing to recognize environmental concerns would be It. CANCEL 'lcfCFbnj sharply reduced if a large number of Get rid of the bike policy.

EDITOR'S FORUM MARK SMITH Voting for the Giants Another election is just around the corner, and the people of Santa Clara Now is the time for County will determine the fate of the San Rut, f spea-rAw DAILY Francisco Giants. the true fans of the An initiative on the upcoming ballot will Haul Dominguez Spartan Daily ask the citizens of this county if a baseball- peninsula to show only stadium should be built around the their allegiance Great America area, and if public funds EDITOR'S FORUM ADAM STEINHAUER should be used. Since the city of San Francisco has back on the Giants, it is This prospective stadium would already turned their Joe Alumni's misplaced gift hopefully house the disgruntled Giants, up to the major fan base in South "I get a little hit but there's not who are not happy with their Bay/Peninsula to keep the Giants in the The weather was uncomfortably hot And then Joe looked at me. "You enough financial aid to go around." accomodations at their current home in the Bay Area by passing the current stadium and the football game was have a bright future, my son." Joe was silent for a few minutes. frozen tundra of Candlestick Park. initiative (Santa Clara county Measure G. uncomfortable to watch. "Thanks. Joe. If I ever graduate. I "Joe?" The apathetic citizens of San Francisco to be voted on this November). Bored with the game and sore from hope to be as good a middle manager "Yes?" have already expressed their disapproval of Lurie has expressed this is the last the hard wooden benches of Spartan as you are "Have you ever thought about doing a downtown stadium in the city.. twice. chance for the Bay Area to keep his team in Stadium. I decided to take a walk. "I'm sure you will." Joe said. with. your donation Now it is time for the true fans of the the area. After his lease with Candlestick is And on my way through the "Oh, don't be to sure. Joe. The office something different peninsula to show their allegiance and vote up in 1994 he will be looking elsewhereifir ---likitsive "gold section" scats on the of ,Admissions and Records just lost money?" for a new stadium, no matter what the cost. new stadium is not under construction. other side of the stadium. I ran into my my transcripts. My academic standing He gave me a very strange look. This stadium can not be exclusively funded Seeing the Denver Giants on a box score old friend-Joe Alumni. is in limbo." "What's a better cause than the football privately, so the public sector must pitch in would be the saddest thing in the world. "Come on. Spartans!" Joe screamed. "How did that happen'?" program?" to make the Giants stay. If Santa Clara County lets the San "Let's go Spartans! G000000!" "It's happened before. Joe. The Francisco Giants get away, it would be a "Joe!" I said. "You've got to get a University has no money to hire "I don't know. Maybe give it some Bob Lurie. the current owner of the great loss for the Bay Area and all of grip on your self, old man, or you're enough of their own bueracrats to push other part of the University. Maybe you Giants, first prevented the team moving to Northern California. not going to make it through this their paper. And more and more can commission Joe Alumni Hall. Or Toronto back in 1973, by gaining majority Mark Smith is theA gate Editor (lithe all of game." students/beuracrats-in-training keep maybe you can establish the Joe ownership of the ball club. Spartan Daily. "Excuse me." Joe said. "I guess I just enough of their own bueracrats to push Alumni Scholarship for the School of get carried away. That Spartan football all of their paper. And more and more Middle Management. team just makes me so proud to be an students/beuracrats-in-training keep "...You know. Joe. these games are SJSU grad that I just can't control enrolling. More and more paper get fun. But money for the program doesn't Forum page policies myself sometimes." lost." really help me. Maybe you should do "You must be a very happy man, something for students." "My God, Adam. I'm so sorry...Well The Spartan Daily provides a daily issues. Submissions should be well Joe," I said. Joe stared at me for a long time. anyway, how are your classes right Forum page. Contributions to the page are researched. "I am," Joe said. "And did I tell you? "...But Adam," Joe said. "11 it weren't words now." encouraged from students, staff, faculty, Letters to the Editor: Up to 200 I just donated $100 thousand to the for the football team how would you be articles, or "I don't know yet Joe. I'm going to others who are interested in the University responding to Spartan Daily Spartan football program." able to take pride in San Jose State." at large. calling attention to a particular issue or have to add all my classes next "Joe?" I asked. "That's a lot of cash. Any letter or column for the Forum page point of view. Monday." What do you do for a living anyway" 1 don't know if we won the game or must be turned into the Letters to the Editor "They gave me a few of the classes I "I'm glad you asked me that, my not. I had to leave early to go to work. box in the Spartan Daily newsroom. WLN Other articles which appear on this page asked for hut they gave times v. hen I boy!" he said. "I hold a managerial Joe kind of made sense in a was. 104, during office hours. Submissions may include: position within the beauracracy of a have to work." With or without his help. I'm sure also be mailed to Forum Editor, The Reporters/Editors forum: Opinion large South Bay corporation." "You have to work?" SJSU will go on doing what it is alway Spartan Daily. Department of Journalism. pieces written by Spartan Daily staff "So you hold a middle management "I've got to get through school. Joe." has for a long time to come. San Jose State University. San Jose. CA.. writers/editors which do not necessarily position. I didn't know you guys "Well, can't you get some kind of Adam Steinhauer is the Managing 95192. Articles and letters must contain the represent the views of the Spartan Daily, made that kiml of money. scholarship or something." EditoriEditorial of the Spartan Daily. author's name, phone number, address, and The Department of Mass Communications. major (if a student). or SJSU. Reporters are prohibited from Contributions must be typed or writing opinion on issues they cover for submitted on 3.5" Macintosh-compatible news sections. Corrections and amplifications disc. Editorials: Unsigned opinion pieces Submissions become property of the which appear in the upper-left corner of the On Aug. 27, the Spartan Daily reported that a student reporting (il the facts, errors may occur. Spartan Daily and will be edited for forum page are the majority opinion an was stopped for looking into parked cars. In the event of an error, please contact Adam grammar, libel, spelling and length. editorial board comprised of Spartan Daily Due to a reporter's error, the article should have also Steinhauer, Managing Editor/Editorial. or Robert Neill. Categories available to non -Daily editors. stated that Juan Ham, in an interview with the Daily. said Exectutive Editor, at (40K) 924-3280. Staffers are: Executive editor's forum: Columns that he did not look into parked cars. Campus voice: 300-500 word essays on which answer questions about the Spartan The Spartan Daily is commited to accuracy in Corrections and amplications will appear in thi, current campus, political or personal Daily written by the Executive Editor. reporting. hut realizes during the daily collection and standing feature. SPARTAN DAILY

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SJSU THEATRE: Steel Magnolias the SpartaGuide play). 8 pm University Theatre Fifth and Logging San Fernando streets. call 924-4551 Violent crime on the rise, SpartaGuide is a daily calendar available to SJSU student, faculty BETA ALPHA PSI: Orientation meeting. 3 and staff organizations at no charge p.m . S J Costanoan Room. see Business opponents Forms are available in the Daily Classrooms Room 208 70s newsroom. than in Wahlguist but still lower Library North CHRISTIAN STUDENTS FELLOWSHIP: Room 104. and at the Information Bible study fellowship meeting noon -1 30 protest WASHINGTON I - About years old. The NCS does not check theft. burglary and motor vehicle Center of the Student Union (Letters pm SU Pacheco Room call 268.1411 one in four U.S. households was for murder, because it compiles its to the editor can also be submitted at FORTUNA. (API -- theft. Frater- hit by a violent or property crime information from surveys of vic- of 4.9 percent of house- the Information Center) PHI CHI THETA (Coed Business About 600 anti-logging activists A total last year, a slight increase from the tims. experienced a violent crime. The deadline for entries is 10 a.m. nity): Welcome meeting for prospective were counter-dem- holds met by 100 previous few years but still sub- The portion of households that percent suffering assault. The Daily's staff members will at- members. 7pm SU Almaden Room imstrators during the final with 3.9 tempt to stantially lower than the rate dur- suffered from a violent or property robbery and 0. I percent enter each item at least two GAY, LESBIAN AND BISEXUAL ALLI- scheduled protest of Redwood I percent days before the ing the I 970s. crime ranged front 32 percent in surey found. The year date of the event in ANCE: Meeting. 4 30-630 pm . S.U. Alma- Summer, but sheriff's authori- rape, the addition to the day of the event Lim- "During the last five years, the 1975 to 30 percent at the start of t. iolent crime had hit 4.8 den Room. call 236-2002 ties said no arrests were made. before, ited space may force reducing the percentage of households victim- the 1980s and gradually tapered off percent of homes. number of insertions. SJSU PRE-LAW ASSOCIATION: First fall The nonviolent clash oc- ized by crime has remained level at to a low of 24.5 percent in 1987. Meanwhile, 17.8 percent of No phone-in items will be ac- semester meeting. 5'30 p m S.U. Asso- curred Monday as " Redwoods- about 25 percent." said Steven according to the report. cepted ciated Students chambersl. call 277-0979. tock" marchers made their way Dillingham. director of the Justice households suffered front some The actual percentage of house- personal BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL ADVERTIS- to the Pacific Lumber Co. mill Department's Bureau of Justice kind of theft. 11.2 percent TODAY holds that suffered a violent or household ING ASSOCIATION (B PAA): All majors iii the North Coast town of For- Statistics. theft and 8.1 percent CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT property crime last year was 24.9 5.1 percent suffered from a welcome to SJSU student chapter meeting. (1111a. "In 1975. when this statistical theft: CENTER: Co-op orientation. 12 30 pm percent. up slightly from 24.6 per- burglary and 1.6 percent motor se- 7 p.m. S.U. Loma Prieta Room. call 358- Helmeted police officers series commenced, about one in S U Almaden Room, call 924-6030, on- cent in 1988, according to the re- hide theft. 7892. stood shoulder to shoulder be- three households was struck by campus interview orientation, 12:30 p.m. tween the two groups. as the port released Sunday. The figures PHYSICS SEMINAR: "Visualization of Fluid cri me ," he said. include attempted as well as com- A total of 29.1 percent of all and 5-30 p.m., S.U. Costanoan Room, call demonstrators sang. hoisted suffered from Dynamics at NASA Ames Research Center, The bureau's figures come from pleted crimes. Mack households 924-6030. banners and chanted, and the the National Crime Survey, which any NCS-surveyed crime - SJSU ART DEPARTMENT: Ad gallery speaker V. Watson. 1:30 p.m Science pro-timber crowd shouted its Building Room 2511, call 924-5244 annually interviews members of A total of 23.5 million house- slight increase from 29 percent in shows 9a is -4 p.m.. call 924-4330 opinions about environmental- 49 MOO households nationwide to holds was victimized by one of the 1988. And 6.4 percent of them suf-

ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PROGRAM MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: ists in general and Earth First in determine crimes against house- crimes checked: rape. assault, rob- fered front a violent crime, a de- BOARD: Wednesday Night Cinema, Total Weekly meeting. 11 a.m -noon. S U Guada- particular. hold members who are at least 12 bery. personal theft, household crease from 6.6 percent in 1988 Recall. 6 p m and 9 p.m S U. Ballroom. lupe Room. call 297-0266. "Earth First go home!" they. call 924-6261 AIESEC (international Student Organiza- yelled. "Jobs First!" "The 60, are. over!" MOVING UP HAS A WHOLE ART HISTORY ASSOCIATION: Get -ac- tion): New members orientation meeting. Although some of the demon- quainted barbecue for art history students a m., S.U. Montalvo Room. call 973- DIFFERENT MEANING FOR strators hollered hack, most sat noon-2:30 p.m . barbecue pits north of 0371 AIR FORCE ROTC CADETS. in the roadway, singing anthems Women's Gym, call 924-4351 FRIDAY CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT such as "We Shall Overcome" Virtually all college students plan to move up in their ECONOMIC STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION: train- CENTER: On -campus interview orientation, and "This Land is Your Land." career, But Air Force ROTC cadets can begin the Membership drive bake sale. 8 a.m -noon They hoisted signs proclaiming higher and faster. In fact, if noon S U Costanoan Room, call 924-6030 ing toward a career that goes southeast corner of Dudley Moorhead Hall. support for everything from the you'd like to begin a life in the sky, your best first step is meeting and open house 2 30-5 pm.SU SJSU THEATRE: Steel Magnolias ' (the planet and ancient forests to Air Force ROTC. Pacheco Room play). 8 p.m., University Theatre. Fifth and timber workers and marijuana. You'll learn the confidence you'll need whether SJSU FANTASY AND STRATEGY CLUB: San Fernando streets. call 924-4551 The march came on the third you're going to plot a course as a navigator or take the Weekly meeting. 6 p.m.. S.U. Pacheco AIESEC (International Student Organiza- day of the last summer action controls as a pilot. FAA-approved flight lessons will Room. call 924-7097 tion): New members orientation meeting, planned by environmentalists launch you for the first time. And as your college career as an Air Force AKBAYAN CLUB: First general meeting. 11 am SU Montalvo Room call 973- who oppose clear cutting and develops, so do the skills you'll need 0371 logging of old growth timber. officer. 230 p.m . S U Guadalupe Room. call 578- be eligible for schol- MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: Fri- Logging companies had urged Begin early in college, and you'll 7327 expenses and provide you $100 day congregational prayers. 115 p.m., 325 their employees and others who arships that can pay AIESEC (international Student Organiza- month, tax4ree. Alter graduation, you'll N Third St.. call 297-0266. back timber interests to ignore each academic tion): New members orientation meeting. be ready to take the challenge of an intensive, rigorous AS. LEISURE SERVICES: Deadline for in- the protest. 10 a.m.. S.U. Almaden Room, call 973- An estimated 700 to 800 Red- training program. 0371. tramural flag football league sign-ups, 5 p m can wood Summer participants Move up with Air Force ROTC now, and you A S. Business Office. S U call 924-5962 Contact your BETA ALPHA PSI: Orientation meeting. 3 peacefully' conducted educatio- move up with the Air Force as an officer. pm, SJ campus Air Force representative: Costanoan Room. see Business SATURDAY nal workshops and listened to Classrooms Room 208 AKBAYAN CLUB: Barbecue 10 a m Cat- music and speakers during the CAPT HUMPHREY 408-924-2960 CAMPUS MINISTRY: Bible study (Jeremiah aldi Park. call 578-7327 Labor Day weekend before the the prophet), 1230-1 30 p.m.. S.0 Montalvo march. Humboldt County sher- SJSU THEATRE: Steel Magnolias (the Room. call 298-0204 ill's officials said. 1-; M...le."=16=1M1 play). 8 p m University Theatre Fifth and 1=1 MIMINPM .1=, MIS The main campsite for the SWIMS MEFEWW=IP PRSSA (Public Relations Student Society San Fernando streets. call 924-4551 of America): New- and old-member picnic protesters was on the hanks of 6 p m . barbecue pit north of Women s Gym SUNDAY the Eel River, about 11 miles south of Eureka and just a tevy call 248-5683 CAMPUS MINISTRY: Worship. 6 p.m. and 8 Leadership Excellence Starts Here pm . Calholic Newman Mass: 10 am.. Lu- miles from Fortuna. THURSDAY theran worship. Campus Christian Center Sheriff's spokeswoman that CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT Chapel. San Carlos and 10th streets call Leona Mendenhall said CENTER: On-campus interview orientation 298-0204 about 100 law enforcement offi- 11 am and 3pm.SU Costanoan Room. cials were on hand. call 924-6030 MONDAY As the crowd shouted at envi- AS, LEISURE SERVICES: r4,:w SpartAero- ronmentalists from both sides of SJSU ART DEPARTMENT: Art gallery bics classes. 12 10 p m E vents Center. call the street, some said they were shows 9 a in -4 p m call 924-4330 924-5957 ljs ururaged. TUESDAY "flow do we reach these peo- )r AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AEROSPACE SJSU MARKETING CLUB: First general ple." one man asked the woman AND AERONAUTICS (AIAA): First general meeting, 3 pm SU Almaden Room. call walking next to him. "They yell meeting 1230 pm . Engineering Building to hear 246-6635 at us: they don't want Room 276. call 1415) 794-1165 what we have to say. 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WEDNESDAY VOLLEYBALL SEPT. 5, 7:30 pm 1990 SPARTAN WOMEN'S COMING CARLO5 - AT ALL SEATS JUST $1.00 YOU PAVILION SHOP HOURS See former San Jose Golddiggers Lisa Ice MON.-FRI. 10am-7pm and Teri De Busk as well as other great SAT. 10am-6pm SJSU Alums battle the Spartans of today and the SUN. NOON-5pm future. It's the first volleyball game ever in the Event office: 286-2076 Center at San Jose State. Purchase your tickets at the Event Center Box Office (7th and San Carlos). page 4, SPARTAN DAILY, September 5, 1990 SPORTS Spartans tie Louisville 1 0.1 0, play with team togetherness By Bill Williamson the ingredients of having a very game," Schnellenberger said. Daily ate writer solid football team this year. "But we couldn't handle their . Now that the Terry Shea Era is "There's no question that our blitzing and coverage." 7,-under way at SJSU. five months team played with tremendous heart Most of the defensive attack , worth of questions can be an- and compassion. I am proud about came from the Spartan linebacking swered. the way this team feels about each corps of Everett Lampkins. Lyneil . Yes, Shea was able to motivate other." Mayo, Mike Scialabba, Chris the Spartans in a limited practice Hesh Colar. Spartan free safety Clarke and Steve Heiber. Aime and the players did respond to and team leader, agreed with Shea The returning All-Big West ; their new coach in a positive man- about the team's new attitude. combo of Lampkins and Mayo nner. We all are proud of the way showed that this season will proba- So. with all that cleared up, last this team has banded together," bly bring a replay of their 1989 he- Saturday night's season-opener Colar said. "We had good chemis- roics. against the University of Louisville try, and everyone was rooting to- Lampkins greeted the Cardinals ,''should be categorized as a success. gether. The atmosphere was quite with 16 tackles, while Mayo Well, sort of. upbeat." pitched in with eight tackles, in- As most people know by now, The Spartans didn't beat the cluding two sacks and a fumble re- ' the underdog Spartans tied the faster. stronger Cardinals, but they covery. ; 19th-ranked Cardinals 10-10 at outplayed Louisville, and that's a Shea said he was excited about Spartan Stadium. great way to start Shea's SJSU re- the team's defensive attack, but In fact, SJSU was primed to gime. that he didn't take it for granted. come away with the upset victory Ironically enough for Shea, an "It was like watching Will over Howard Schnellenberger's offensive specialist, it was the Clark, Kevin Mitchell, and Matt boys, but SJSU place kicker Raul Spartan defense that led the way Williams get hot all at the same De la for had two game-winning for the team. The defense swarmed time," Shea said. field-goal attempts blocked with Louisville's highly touted quar- Although the Spartan defense two seconds remaining in the con- terback Browning Nagle like a was a bright spot, the coach said test. Saint Bernard in a butcher shop. that the offense isn't where he "I blocked everything out of my Nagle, who averaged nearly 250 would like it to be. mind - the crowd, the team - yards passing last season as a ju- Like its counterpart, SJSU everything," De la Flor said. "I nior, managed just 138 yards in the scored just one touchdown a was just thinking extra point." air against the Spartans. two-yard run by quarterback Ralph Although De la for missed two The entire Louisville offense Martini in the second quarter to tie attempts a Louisville holding gained a meager 206 total yards for the game at 7-7. penalty gave SJSU a second the game. In fact, after the Cardi- The Spartans' most impressive chance to give Shea a victory in his nals scored their only touchdown drive of the game resulted in noth- head coaching debut the Spar- in the first quarter, their offense ing. Martini highlighted a 19-play, tans came off the field with a good was nearly invisible. seven-minute drive with three feeling about the game. More im- Schnellenberger appeared de- srambles, which eventually portantly in Shea's eyes, the play- presssed as he gnawed on his pipe brought the Spartans to Louis- ers felt good about each other. after the game, but he said he was ville's two-yard line. "I would of much rather of had impressed with the Spartan defense But the drive ended with De la 11 points after the game," Shea that sacked his quarterback eight Flor missing an 18-yard field goal said. "But at the conclusion of the times. attempt. The Spartan kicker did hit game we all believed that we have "We fully expected to win this a 37-yarder in third quarter to give SJSU a temporary 10-7 lead. Dan Oc mpo -- Daily stall photographer RETURNS - SJSU. Canley 2-32. Thomas 3-16 SJSU quarterback Ralph Martini scrambles under pressure from Louisville defense. Louisville J Smith 3-51 Cummings 1-15. Buchanan ' Spartan Slats 0 FIELD GOALS - SJSU. DelaRlor 1-2 (37): Louis Defense hold the 0 7 3 0-10 attacks, to Spartan line SJSU sacks ville. Wilmsmeyer 1-21191 Louisville 7 0 3 0 - 10 By Paul Wheaton Bombarding Louisville with we're small. We played a tremen- erage. TACKLES (unassisted 8 assisted 5 or morel - defensive TEAM STATISTICS SJSU Lambkins 16 Soalabba 12 Mayo 8 Cola; 7. Daily staff writer blitzes, the defensive line was able dous game." said nose tackle Bob "The backs played SJSU Louisville Wastungton 7 Calcagno 6 Powers 5 LouiwIle Sand- The Spartan football team to confuse star quarterback Brown- Bleisch. extremely well using man-covet - 111 Firsi Downs 16 ers 13 T Washington 13 Blackford 8 9 Johnson 8. earned a tic Saturday mainly be- ing Nagle. Nagle, who averaged Sacking the Louisville quar- age against quick wide-outs." 44 142 Rushes Yards 49 68 Gangwer 8 Bynoe 5 Gainey 5. Buchanan 5 Fitzgerald a swarming. timely de- SJSU Head Coach Terry Shea 173 Passing Yards 138 5 Hayes 5 Mills 5 cause of 228 yards passing per game last terback eight times. the dactisise 14 29 3 Comp An Int 12 24 0 fense. year. managed only 138 yards line may have earned the, reci it said. 315 total Net `fails 206 SACKS - SJSU. Mayo 2, Hebei I. Powers When a defense can amass the against SJSU. deserves. The Spartans not .only stopped II Fumbles Los' 54 Lambkins 1 Burnham 12 Vaal' 1 2 Louisville. T type of statistics that the Spartans the pass hut also stifled the. Louis-, 868 Sacks Yards Lost 18 Washington 1 Mills 1 2, Ray 1 2 The line v, ;isn't the only ;Ili de- Louisville. people take In I I games last year. Nagle vi Ile running attack. Louisville had 860 Penalties Yards 748 did against serving respect. "to enable the line- threw for at least 192 yards each bX yards rushing on 49 attempts 34 54 Possession Time 25 06 FUMBLES RECOVERED - SJSU Lambkins 1, notice. blitzing linebackers to ac- Powers I Mayo 1 Blesch 1 Louisville Gainey 1 game. man and This total is well below the I5s INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Spartan defense executed its INTERCEPTIONS - Louisville Sander 2 Buchanan The "People don't give our de- cumulate a large sack total, the rushing yards per RUSIIING - SJSU. Canley 27-82 Martini 9-27 to near game they aver- 46-defensive alignment fensive line a lot of respect because defensive hacks needed L!ood co% - ,ted in 1989 Hawthorne 5-25 Jackson 1-4. Barbosa 24 Louisville perfection while holding Louisville Lipsey 20-69 Ware 6-38. Dawkins 6-26 Smith 2-10 ATTENDANCE - 16 281 Hall 2-5 J Brohrn 24-101. Bynm 3-1-221 Nagle 8-1-44, to only 2.8 yards per play. PASSING - SJSU. Mann 13-28-3-138. Canley 1- 1 - 35 Louisville Nagle 12-24-0-138.J Brohm 0-0-0-0 RECEIVING - SJSU. Blackmon 4-40. Cariey 3-34 Brooks 3-24 Jackson 2-32. Blakes 1-35 Hawthorne 1 Come Join The Movies 8 Louisville Cummings 3-64, McKay 2-25 Jones 2-23 Now Hiring For Part Time Positions: Ware 1.7 Sernak 1-7 Brookfield 1-6. Bynm 1-5. J . Smith 1-1 . Days and Evenings JOB OPPORTUNITIES - PUNTING - SJSU. Negrey 7.337 Louisville 1titimsrneyet 740 I . Free Movies

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Applicaiions must he received by Attend classes at EVC just by watching TV in your September 21, 1990 own home at times convenient for you. Catch EVC -MARKETING on Channels 9, 54, 60, and Heritage Cable Preferably a Senior majoring in Marketing wanting hands-on experience. Exarrimatur it the snitsal toy The Written Channel 208 for only $5 a unit. Saturday, Sept. 8, asuptiting for a carer SS a loirigo Service Officer morning orientation beginning at 9 arn Broadcasts begin Sept. 10, 1990. Appitcoriti for the exammetton rrool he -ENGINEERING At Inn 20 years okl on the dme *All fall telecourses are transferable to SJSU. the examinittutri A Senior majoring in Computer Engineering wanting hands-on experience. Unised States atinins Available Inc sinaithinde essigmwor YOU may ohtam further information and FVERGREEN VALLEY COLLEGE If you are persevering, responsible, dependable, able

an applicatron frnm your Comm 3095 Yerba Buena Road San Jose, CA 95135 Racierneil Office ii by caning env to work with others and can ccrr.:nunicate clearly. (703) 105-7490 or by wining Apply for Admission NOW! The Recruitment Dorman US Deportment di Stay (408) 270-6422 24 Hour Hotline PO. Row 9317 Please call Judy at (401) 9111-1970. , Arlington, Virginia 2220C An EQUAL OnForrroncrY Emetona SPORTS SPARTAN DAILY, September 5, 1990, page 5 Soccer Volleyball team rallies for win at Cal By Shigeru Nishiwaki with 16 kills each. Wilson, a second team All -Big West selection last season added ready for Daily Staff writer Terry Shea was not the only coach three aces. making his SJSU debut last weekend. Junior setter Janine Ward, playing opener John Corhelli, the assistant women's despite back problems. registered a match- volleyball coach for the past five seasons. high 54 assists. Ils Brian Gold made his first appearance as head coach a Daily stall writer successful one on Friday. Cal was led by outside hitter Lisa The SJSU men's soccer team The Spartans beat Cal in their season Arce who had 20 kills and setter Sara Alli- will attempt to even out its record opener 15-11, 13-15, 9-15, 15-7, 15-2, son who had 48 assists and two aces. when it hosts the University of Cali- coming hack front a two-games-to-one Freshman Cara Dane added 15 kills in her fornia-Berkeley at Spartan Stadium deficit. first collegiate start. tonight at 7:30 p.m. Curbs:11i. the former head coach for The Spartans are 1-0, while the Lady SJSU (0-1) also hopes to win its the U.S. Women's National Team, will Bears, coached by Dave DeGroot, Corbel- home opener to give Gary St. Clair serve this season as the interim head coach !Fs former teammate at UC Santa Barbara. his first victory as head coach. in place of Dick Montgomery. Montgom- dropped to 0-1. The team will face the Bears, ery is taking a one-year leave of absence to who are 2-0 under first-year head develop the masters program in sports Next for Corbelli and his team is the coach Dave Chaplik. "They have management at SJSU's Department of alumni game tonight at the Events Center. tremendous talent and it doesn't mat- !Inman Performance. Corbelli inherits 11 The match will mark the team's first ap- ter if the coach has been there for 20 letter winners from a team that went 14-13 pearance at the new arena. years or he is in his first year. They and beat eventual national champion Long are a talented team and it should be a Beach State last year. Among the players featured for the are former NCAA All-America game that is dictated by our tactics." "Overall I was pleased." Corbelli alumni and San Jose Gold Digger Ten DeBusk, St. Clair said. said. "It wasn't a perfect match, but I and Danielle Spier and Gina Watson. who Employing a 3-5-2 allignment, Wasn't expecting a perfect one this time of were members of the 191(4 Spartan team Si. Clair said that he looks for the the season, the first game out. that reached the Final Four. Spartans to improve from their game "As a unit, they played well, they Saturday against Chico State where worked out a lot of problems for them- "I expect all the players to see ac- SJSU dropped a 1-0 decision. selves." tion." Corbelli said of his squad. "I hope SJSU goalkeeper Kevin Raak Statistically, the Spartans were led by that everyone comes out to watch and it is and the defense allowed only five juniors Leslie Page and Dais Wilson exciting enough for them to come back." Kevin Squires Daily staff photographer shots on goal. Chico State's lone Mary Ann 1% uglier tries lii lap the hall gently over the net while Heather Mc- goal was scored by Kurt Lundberg at Pherson is .itches during Friday's match against ('al. SJM) won the match 3-2. 63:09 in the second half. Raak made Spartan Daily a save off of a shot by Scott Hall. However. Lundberg was in front to ==7 poke the hall into the lett side of the net THE PLACE SAN JOSE STATE FOR NEWS IN THE '90s AFIrtsEZOLIANIN/1011PITYX Vo FOOTBALL FORUNI STUDENT-FACULTY SPECIALS Fans here, W11 ---- but to stay? imer RAISE A FRATERNITY OtainlIol_d_ovs Bs R %ND) ROBERTSON Nt ostagtadel 0.1% ThOUSAND chassis WI"%ti- EITHER the beer and burgers RUSH OFF Lobe tits. levels were a huge enticement or 0505 fluid IN A WEEK \"'"" Check Spartan football fans were 91995 glad to see the team play again. 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L to 5 Lon had coach Terry Shea said. "It almost a new TV & VCR 0 up M otorubricati ilk Add t is. made you forget about the black If The Computer Lab Multa-GradeChassis Stop by the rush tablets) in front Cothp1ete Lesets 158 cloud that hung user the prograii, is Full or Closed, of the student union all this week 2495 Ftstd /er- last spring.’ Check For Dissertations, Certainly tying a preseason top- Papers, Homework, --- 25 team had to pacify the crowd SMOG CHECK somewhat. Even the staunch Claude Resumes, etc... More Info, 924 5900 Gilbert supporters had to reali/e that -95 FROM HOURLY TO $1600-;ii the football team is in good hands. ARt AElfilKAMNEir.)111'1..TVEDX *12 ------;WI 24 ’94 Gilbert is gone. but Spartan football SEMESTER RATES ------Exp remains. 10% student discount The black cloud that Shea spoke Computers To Go SAN JOSE DOWNTOWN of -- chiefly the firing of Gilbert ACOUTUNE and the negatise reaction by some CALL 408/746-2945 & BRAKE E. 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And now that's intermediate or advanced scientific Linebacker 1.y ncil Mayo led a an easier decision than ever. calculator, TI has your Spartan defense that heldlouisville -use to just 76 yards of total offense in Texas Instruments scientific number: The easy-to ts the first halt. Ile said the team was calculators are designed to 11-30 STAT. The 11-35 PLUS prepared to do battle iii or without specifically with statistics and com- the support ol the tans match your puter conversions. And, 'Coach told us to plas as hard as we could, even it there were only 211 math and the engineering-oriented people.’ Mayo said. science 1160, as well as many Fortunately. more than 20 course other hard-working m(xieis. showed up. However, the end /ones More students depend and upper deck were pretty sparsely. populated. on TI calculators because ' the stlasktas Were sCrea111111g. we've got the SJSU safety IfeshColar said. 'Ii' kind of rare :WHIM' here. but n good feeling . Because the game V1.1, Close, the tans had plenty to scream about. Besides the usual "San- .1(ise cheer across the stadiutil the tans were eager to scream es, , right functions time SJSt made a hog play. and features down to a science. The real question is whether or not the tans skill he back to stay. To find the calculator that's ideal Louisville is a high-profile school for your courses, check with your and Saturday was the lust hows nearest TI calculator dealer. game since last November Thc, were plenty (il reasons to show ni But will people he there to( t State and Cal State Fullerton ' II there's doubt, maybe the athletic TEXAS AO department should bring MI more ot the those squee/e bottles. INSTRUMENTS Randy Robertson us the Duds ports editor.

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Kevin Squires Daily staff photographer Looking for a class? Sweet Sensation artists (left to right) Margie, Betty D. and Sheila performed on Labor at Great America's Redwood Amphitheater. The band played to a sell-out crowd. If so, West Valley College Sweet Sensation wows crowd, has openings in: Accounting Foreign Language female trio hits the bigmtime Administration of Justice Geography By Steve Helmer But now its a different story. When we hit top-40 we real- Anthropology History Daily staff writer The girls have the number one ized we had something," said Fer- Art Music Ten thousand teenagers jumped nandez. "Our lives have changed a song in the nation, "If Wishes Business Nutrition up and down as Sweet busy. We had to Sensation Came True," and the crowd came lot. We're very performed in front life." Science Philosophy of a sell-out to see them, not the five bopping give up our social Computer crowd at Great America's Red- boys that push Pepsi on national On this tour. Sweet Sensation Economics Political Science wood Amphitheater Monday TV. added a live band. In the past. they Engineering & Many more night. According to the trio, they love had performed to prerecorded The three-member female group to look in the audience and see tapes. from Brooklyn, New York, are on young fans singing along with the Course cost is only $5.00 per unit and many are transferrable tour for their "You can do so much more with "Love Child" album lyrics, proof positive that they are afternoon, and evening classes are available on ATCO records. They are co- a band." said LeBron. A live to SJSU. Day, the main attraction. headlining with teen band adds versatility. Things are just a short drive away. Off-campus dasses at many local high -pop star "Having the number-one song Tommy different every night." Page and opening the means a lot to us," Vega said. schools are also open. show is Linear. "We've reached a new plateau." The album should stay on the Sweet Sensation went on about The group describes itself as charts for a long time. Every song All classes start the week of September 10, so you still have 7:30 p.m. and proceeded to rock young, happy and Latin, and de- on "Love Child" could he a big time to register. Call 741-2062 for information, or stop by and ihe house for an hour with their scribes its music as Latin-Hip-Pop. hit. Much of the album is house-in- sexy outfits, perfectly executed fluenced, making it very dancea- get a class schedule. dance routines and energetic vocal Sweet Sensation was formed in ble. The hard heats, combined performances. 1986 when Betty LeBron and Mar- with the girls' great voices, make "It was fun." said Sheila Vega gie Fernandez met at New York's this one of the best pop albums of when describing her group's show. School of the Performing Arts. the decade. COLLEGE They were founded by Romeo J.D. WEST VALLEY We like to perform when there's As for the future, all three girls a lot of people. Being on stage is (formerly of the Boogie Boys) who took them to producer Ted Currier. seem very interested in producing the best thing. and even acting. They are all ' He liked the .way the' looked and This tour is a lot different for young and talented, so bon the soiande4. and they were signed to \`sallitriLA, Sweet Sensation than previous lookout for successful, promising the independent label Next Pla- tours. When they opened for the careers. New Kids On The Block last year teau. the majority of the audience was They then recorded the hit there for the five pop kings from "Hooked On You." and a suc- Boston. cessful career was born. Move 10 years ahead of the class.

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ORIGINAL I: FEATURES SPARTAN DAILY, September 5, 1990. page 7 Restaurant ready for SJSU By Amanda Helen bles are full of hungry customers. The lunch specials, running elcome Daily staff writer The efficient assembly line serv- from I I a.m. to 4 p.m, include one While taking a moment to let the ice from the three ladies behind the to three main dishes, a generous timid settle, one of the ladies be- counter keeps the wait in line portion of fried rice or chow mein, hind the counter noticed I left my shorter than the lines in the Student fried won ton and fruit garnish. mushrooms from the brocolli beef Union. And the food does com- Prices range from $2.95 to $4.50. Back! on my plate. pete. If your favorite dish is not visi- She then offered to take them Little Palace Restaurant adver- ble from the counter, don't let that out the next time I came in. And I tises no monosodium glutama- discourage you. Dish substitutions do plan to come back to the Little te(M.S.G.), a food seasoning used and further accommodations are Palace Restaurant, a hole in the to enhance flavor. According to customary for the Chang's. wall next to Peanut's on San Fer- Dr. Robert Latta, Associate Direc- Ending a satisfying meal was an nando Street. tor of Student Health Services. extremely stale fortune cookie "Not many students know we're M.S.G. causes what many call This, however, will not keeping open." said Shu Mei Chang, "Chinese restaurant syndrome." me from returning. owner of the restaurant with hus- Symptoms include heart palpita- band Myun Sik Chang, who also tions, burning sensations of the owns Peanut's. Although judging back of neck and forearms, tight- FAST by the line of people, the lack of ness in chest, headaches and possi- FUNDRAISING empty tables and the overflowing ble fainting. 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By Laura DiMascio Daily staff writer DELIVERY FEES ORDERING CUT-OFF SJSU has started its own version of "America's Funniest Home Vi- deos" with the announcement of NEXT DAY SERVICE the First Annual San Jose State Student Film & Video Festival to T Call Before 9 pm $1195 he held Oct. 4. 5 and 6 in Morris Dailey Auditorium. t--SAME DAY SERVICE The festival is accepting work from both professional and ama- Signs Call Before 10 am, teur filmmakers. The event is a Same Day $1250 display of work from people across Stats the country with a special em- phasis on Bay Area artists. Graphics SENIOR OR DISABLED -Wait "There is a large pool of crea- Stats While-You Fine Art tive people in the Bay Area that we Student Discount Next Day Service $995 hope to draw from." said Patti DEL (Senior-60 & Above) Fahey. the A.S. film board direc- AVAILABLE AT SAFE WAY tor organizing the event. 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IAL DEFECTIVE )age 8, SPARTAN DAILY, September 5, 1990 Filling open positions depends on funds By Lori Sinsley The budget situation has affected later.- Ryan said. seven positions. clerical and according to both Chambers and Ban. trouble ii cuts Daily stall writer employee morale.- said Batt. "We need to This year he is entitled to one administrative. who said they'll he in Once again SJSU faces another school he sensitive to that, explaining the honesty additional staffer but because the money "I lost one of my telephone operators.- continue. 'year understaffed. of the situation and stressing the isn't there, the staffer won't he either. Chambers said. "Three weeks before This year they both had some " Because of budget cuts in previous importance of maintaining the quality.- "The bottom line is that it takes us that program adjustment day we were flexibility in meeting cuts and making or years and this year's more than $5 Longer lines and waiting periods to get much longer to process applications.- said receiving 3.000 calls daily and at times adjustments which weren't too ObVious million deficit, positions are being held what you want becomes the norm. Ryan. "That's why we always encourage we had them backed up 50 calls in a detrimental. open throughout campus that could be "If there's ever a time we've got to students to apply early." row. - Batt is even optimistic about two future stick together it's now.- said Ban. Library Director Ruth Hefter also has As add/drop deadlines approach. events: the hiring ot a new CSC jilled. mak- . Although exact numbers weren't Based upon the formula of how many positions open. which places greater strain Chambers will shuffle staff so student chancellor and the election of a new available, each department and school at students enrolled this year. Ban's division on those already working for her. traffic moves as quickly as possible goyernor. SJSU has adjusted its staffing to was allocated 17 new positions. Because Hefter stressed her priority of through the process. -We have the opportunity to get some 4kcommodate the budget shortfall, of a lack of funds, he can only fill one. "preserving the quality of services directly But the the balancing act can only run rcalls dvnamic leadership over the next ... The university hiring system is based Positions frozen throughout his related to students and instruction." so long. Delays in processing grades and eat:. Ban said. upon a formula, according to department range anywhere from According to Hefter. all reference desks applications for admission or graduation hate \ el happens. Batt said the only administration officials. Normally, as secretaries and career placement and will continue to be staffed, an essential are expected. Chambers said. real solution vi ill 'irmfle about in hen enrollment increases so should the number planning counselors to physicians and lab part of fully utili/ing all the libraries have "Last seal I spent 540.000 to cover students. stall. Iticithy and administration of people available to help them, technicians in the health clinic. to offer. She's also been able to increase over-time so we could ifleet our standard join Moils. Whether it be instructors or clerical "We'll still provide excellent services," staffing in the reserve hook room. operating deadlines." said Chambers. ''let's find out what Bit: students Nan! support. a workable ratio is generally said Bait. "We've got good people here However, one of Clark Library's most 'Registration and getting grades out on and I igure out how to pro\ tile it." Ban Nought, according to Dean Batt, dean of who want to do a good job. popular features, the microcomputer time just isn't going to happen this year. It said. "'We're all in this together. A Intl,' along student services. Over in the financial aid department. laboratory. ivory he closed because of the really' is unfortunate. We think of students patience and a 'thank von" wilt go : More students working with the same Director Donald Ryan said his problems cost of student assistants. as clients. They pay a lee to come here. way to any SJSU 'acuity member number of staff, faculty or advisers causes began last year when two positions he was From the office of' Records and We should he able to provide the best or adviser who is ox erhurdened hut problems and lower morale for everyone, allocated went unfilled. Admissions. Associate Executive Vice services available. - dedicated to pros isliiip the hest %cf.\ ice said Batt. "Actually we (filled) them II months President Ed Chambers has held open Next year could be even worse, they can.- Fees: Raised from $453 to $471 Classes: Enrollment highest From page' one 1Ft:shin:in. I might as xx ell flask: has been taken kom the CSI. "But there is no guarantee that gone to a UC.- general t rind to cover state grants. ver, but classes being canceled it will.- Sauer said. "The extra Even if the extra money does financial aid and student loans. money could go to something else. cover part of the cuts, some according to Colleen Bentley oh I min page MU' ,y stem It) be used next semesici iorced to change their curlew The use of the fee is still students don't understand why the CSU chancellor's office. applicants as we would for will help ease the strain of schedule if they xx sh to 11111111 th, undecided. I was hoping to hear there's a need. SJSU received $1.4 million to dropping 7)) classes. course requirements in then maw' ...hut has enf" "I don't see where the money cover its financial aid 25()XLIand said that the class cuts "Departments will have he added. The ("St system is more than is going." said Mark Miller. a disbursements. Bentley said. "will he based on the enrollment iii information much sooner than ever more than 30.000 student, $120 million under budget junior public relations major. But students who do not have the particular area.- before." said Ed Chambers. cniolled ho the tall se Illest el because of this summer's state "And you don't really see any loans and have not paid their fees She added that most academic associate vice president for t:Ord11112 C11,1111bers. I he budget stalemate and the resulting changes.- in full are feeling the crunch. said departments will have at least admissions and records. enrollment lIgnies ic time 'Ugliest cuts. SJSU is more than $5 million The fee increases that students Donald Ryan. SJSU director of one class dropped. "At this Chambers said that his CSC!. s.litt under budget. face are intenced to raise financial aid. point, that would seem to be department is currently winking to Cliallibeis expects to process "Last semester's fee of $453 approximately $900.((X) for SJSU. "We have students coining in logical." aid Students xx 110 plan on over 100.000 class class requests v as steep enough.- said Gina Sauer said. now applying for loans. but the A Ile VS phone registration graduating during this academic iliii tie he next two weeks. Contreras. an undeclared Approximately $21.2 million process is slow." he said. year. Some of those students miiix $40 million raised for Maintenance Grant: SJSU 1 of 5 page one pi ran). and approximately 12n From page one y cal s budget cuts are having more From who will serve as the protect giaduate a year. going lo fill the positions." noticeable consequences upon the kids) 151 + as the only western Jerry Lewis' The unidentified custodian said department than any other period director. However, recciv ing of a 1:1: a grunt. The' last year while suffering from the the job stability of part-time in his 15 years as a SJSU LOS ANGELES (API Jerry science degree in oilici let, ipients are: tiainplon cancer that killed him. employees in the department has employee. "I thought you were bachelor of Lewis and celebrity friends raised nursing does not guarantee job imersily. Ilanumplmimi. \ why become suspect as well. pretty secure here." he said. . a record $44.1 million over the "There is only one reason placement. Prospective nurses kcal lie!. State College. Keainev with us this year, and "Usually the part-time Qayoumi said the campus has Labor Day weekend in pledged do- he isn't here must first pass a rigid si.ite hoard Neb.: ledikal I nix iisity t,I Solitli employees get full-time positions. been contracting with outside nations tor the Muscular Dystro- that is the only thing that could test to obtain their license. C'arolina. Chat lesion. Si. but it's not going to happen this custodians at low cost in order to phy Association, eclipsing money have kept him away." Lewis said Currently there are 490 Otterhem College, Wt....teas Ole. him, time." "lessen the i nipact on the 'collected in last year's event. Monday. "When you knew undergraduate students etutilled iii ()Intl and Salem State College. some- The custodian said that this community." ' "The warmth and generosity of you knew that God made the bachelor in se lence ulursumie Salelli. lass the American people in supporting thing'sneeial."' 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SJSU students survey conducted last Wednesday. drafted. game." but to her it's quite real and instructors are not worried Darius Englen. a mechanical en- Giao Le, a freshman studying "These guys are not going to he in about the draft being reinstated. gineering major who has spent aerospace engineering, supports a draft. I wouldn't go. and I would according to an informal survey three years in the Navy and is a the initial troop movement because defend another person's right to- conducted by the Spartan Daily. naval reservist, would support the of the economic importance of oil, . 'said May. Campus military instructor Col. draft. Englen, a junior. said that but drew a line for his support. During the Vietnam War, full- Robert E. Reed. Jr. believes that a the American people are responsi- "If many lives were lost then I time draft would only be enacted if the ble for electing their president that wouldn't support it because oil is students were afforded exemption from conscription by Arab conflict turned into a "long, each citizen is obliged to "follow not worth that much," he said. the selective service in Vietnam. drawn-out effort," which he his decisions." Two students polled. however, Whether or not there would be doubts would occur. And Ian Usher, a sophomore ad- were against U.S. involvement. exemptions for full-time students Political science professor Terry vertising major, views the hostages Janet May. a senior legal assistant today in a hypothetical draft is dif- Christensen agreed, saying a U.S.- as a justifiable reason to "fight for studies major, is deeply upset at ficult to determine because the Iraqi battle would be a "technical our country." the mentality she sees being exhib- exemptions are decided upon by war" because neither the U.S. Several students expressed their ited by both President Bush and local draft boards after the federal government nor its people "would support of the U.S. involvement high military officials. May cited government commands the draft. he willing to commit the man- but would not want to participate an incident on the MacNeil/Lehrer according to the selective service. power and money to combat the in it themselves. News Hour where top military of- million-strong Iraqi forces in a Henry Smith. a junior career ficials were gloating about the ground war. vriting major. supports the mis- U.S. military capability and "their Morale, temps high, U.S. reservist says Conscription has a long history The belief that all members authorized to draft up to 500.000 Kevin Squires Daily stall photographer of a BURLINCIAME (API Earl Rynerson. men throughout the duration of Dr. (7harlene Archibeque leads the San Jose State Concert Choir community are obligated to serve a businessman who was one of the first re- in defense is not new. the war Men from 18 to 45 were during a performance for students last Wednesday . servists sent to the Persian Gulf, returned For the first 125 years of U.S. required to register and in less home with tales of heat, tenseness and bore- existence, its armed forces policy than 18 months the draft deliv- Homeless hawk poetry of dom. was based on the belief that in an ered almost 3 million men The U.S. Air Force reserve major served emergency the nation could rely WORLD WAR II: a three-week tour of duty in Saudi Arabia be- upon manpower motivated by pa- Conscription was re-constituted life on the streets 'Poetry USA... published by fore coming home Saturday. triotic response through the be- in 1940 through the Selective SAN FRANCISCO (API the National Poetry Association, "There's not a lot to do over there, par- ginning of the Civil War. Training and Service Act Men Sonic people see poetry on the offers a mix of styles and themes ticularly in the daytime because it's so hot." The Draft Act of 1863 changed from 21 to 35 were required to mean streets of the city. Some- by generally unknown poets. The the Burlingame resident said. that. It provided for the first fed- register Conscription supplied more than 10 ! Imes it'. there literally. poets aren't paid for their work but Some days it was 135 degrees, he said. eral compulsory recruitment of million men during you go out the war The lives of 10 of San Francis- do get the valuable, if intangible. "Also, can't just get up and manpower, placing the liability of co's homeless people have gone thrill of seeing their verse in print. to sightsee. because where the troops are is a conscription on all male citizens VIETNAM WAR from bad to verse. They're still Some of the contributors are restricted area." between 20 and 45. Consnption was re-enacted in Despite the miserable conditions, morale asking for money on street corners, themselves homeless, and some 1965 as this conflict grew larger remains high among the troops, he said. Later,the National Defense Act of hut now they're selling copies of a poems describe the authors' diffi- 1916 was passed which The unpopularity of the war Rynerson. 38, navigates a KC-135 fuel led to the poetry journal and keeping all the cult lives. A line in "Little or formation of the National Guard. spawned pressure for reform and Group. the proceeds. Nothing." in the journal's summer tanker in the 940th Air Refueling in 1969 the U S returned to draft Ii Air Force reserve unit sent to the Middle WORLD WAR I: lottery, Street sales of "Poetry USA" edition reads: "When one dies on first refined in 1970 Actual in- at Mather Air Force Through the Selective Service ductions promote the work of unknown the street. we all get burned." East. His unit landed ended in 1973 I, Base in Sacramento on Saturday night. Act of 1917, the President was Angus Klein poets and give the homeless ven- For the publisher, the arrange- reservists are replaced. for Source Encycloperla Arrencna dors cash and according to them ment is good business as well as The being Ii troops in rotation program. a greater sense of dignit philanthropy. now, by other a Rynerson said his unit could be sent back to "I feel better about my self. Peo- The loss in giving 2.000 copies ple can't look at me and say, 'He's the region within a few weeks It to the homeless vendors and not just a homeless hum.' " said Eddie taking any of the proceeds has Wright. who used to panhandle be- been offset by the number of Cranston Keating. is suffering a steep de- minus 4.4 percentage points. according to the poll. fore he began hawking the journal yearly 57.50 subscriptions new cline in popularity, a new poll Within the Democratic Party, 65 Keating made large contribu- several times a week. readers have sent back, according popularity shows. percent said they were not inclined tions to all the senators, including Wright said he has sold as many to Herman Berlandt, editor of A California Poll published in to support Cranston, while 84 per- nearly SI million to Cranston cam- as 40 copies of the SI magazine a "Poetry USA." waning Tuesday's editions of the San cent of Republicans and 74 percent paigns and causes. Cranston has day, enough for a night in a cut- The Coalition on Homelessness, poll finds Francisco Chronicle shows the 76- of those with no party affiliation maintained the ethics committee rate hotel. which stores bundles of the journal year-old senator is supported for said they are disinclined to vote for probe will clear him of any wrong- For Randy Moore. another street for the vendors. said they passed SAN FRANCISCO (API re-election by only 13 percent of him again. doing. vendor, the earnings provide out their last copies of "Poetry U.S. Sen. Alan Cranston. who is those surveyed. Cranston has said Cranston is viewed unfavorably things most people take for granted USA" and are now looking for being investigated by the Senate he will run again in 1992. by 67 percent of those surveyed. but which he considers minor luxu- other publishers interested in hav- ethics committee for his interven- The poll questioned 4614 regis- compared to 10 months ago with a ries a good meal, clean clothes, ing publications distributed on the tion with federal thrift regulators in tered voters from August 17-27. It similar survey that showed he was a haircut. street. behalf of businessman Charles has a margin of error of plus or viewed favorably by 64 percent. Classified

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