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By Dave Berkowitz Bergeson. tal affairs, the Assembly subcom- Senate has not addressed the issue jected by the Legislature, a two- Gov. George Deukmejian's pro- While lobbyists for CSU and UC mittee move was just the first in a yet. thirds vote in each house would be and it posal to raise student fees next year testified before the subcommittee long budget process. "This is what we prefer and required. Plotkin said that would in- ;igned was rejected Monday by a state As- against the fee proposal, Patrick "This is just one step of many to were supporting," said Plotkin, who clude Republicans who traditionally sembly subcommittee in the first Callan, director of the advisory Cali- come," he said. was encouraged by the rejection. "I support the Republican governor's d on, formal legislative hearing on fornia Postsecondary Education think we should realize the final de- platform. higher-education fee hikes. Commission, said that as undesira- The rejection, he said, still must cision on the fees is going to be polit- "The governor is really in the George Deukmejian idents The Republican governor's pro- ble as raising fees are, it is necces- be voted on by the full committee, ical." driver's seat about this thing," he posal called for a $230-a-year fee in- sary because the state's revenue is and on the assembly floor. The state For the fee hike to be totally re- said. . fee proposal stumbles e that crease at California State Univer- declining and state government aye to sity campuses and a $150-a-year can't afford the price tag for higher hike at the University of California education. to cover a budget reduction of more Meanwhile, Kevin Brett, the all, it than 9200 million to higher educa- governor's deputy press secretary, tion. early to Colts choose Stanford's Elway as expected t with said that it would be too g mil- Voting to reject the plan were comment on the subcommittee's ac- If it's 11" Democratic Assemblymen Robert tion because the education portion of dress Campbell, Mike Roos and Richard the budget could still be amended. make Katz. Voting for the plan was Re- According to Scott Plotkin, as- publican Assemblywoman Marian sistant director for CSU governmen- are of tIonal

)ondi- ilistic Byrd selected in to re- dere I I any deral draft's first round I dis pro- By Mike McGuire tee of Former Spartan football standouts Gill Byrd and Ken Thomas were se- lected today in the National Football League draft. Byrd, an honorable mention All-American in 1980, was selected by the down San Diego Chargers in the first round of the draft, and Thomas was picked in il dis- the seventh round by the Kansas City Chiefs.

-re at Byrd was the 22nd pick in the draft, and Thomas was the 171st player id es- picked. ow if Byrd, who awoke at 6 a.m. to hear the news, was very happy with the results. "I am really looking forward to ha p- going to a great program," Byrd te in said in a statement given to Law- be o rence Fan, SJSU sports information tech- director. idus- "Coach Coryell has a great of- fensive mind and Coach (Tom) Bass g the has a great defensive mind." atch Byrd said that he hopes to be- then come more diversified in his play- ime, ing ability with San Diego. Byrd said "pandemonium" such broke out in his house when the tgan news was broadcast. Mahan Schmen "All I could hear was 'Gill, Gill, Stanford quarterback John Elway, picked first in Tuesday's NFL draft by the Baltimore trade him to another team. His father Jack Bway, SJSU football coach waited in the it is "he said. Colts, announced he would play baseball for the New York Yankees unless the Colts background. ig to The Chargers had two other ard- first-round picks, both from Arkan- tack Gill Byrd sas: Billy Ray Smith, a linebacker By Lisa Ewbank kees, a contract has been agreed upon "in prin- couldn't believe it. I was surprised and bewil- c in. ...Chargers' first round pick who was picked fifth, and Gary An- Stanford quarterback John Elway, the ciple" and no time limit has been set for Elway dered." derson, a receiver/running back first player picked in Tuesday's National Foot- to sign. He refused to disclose the financial de Elway had contacted the Baltimore orga- who went 20th. ball League draft, will play baseball for the tails, but the contract is for five years, with an nization by letter and by phone several times that A mainstay on the Spartan defense for four years, Byrd, a cornerback, New York Yankees unless the Baltimore Colts option to get out of baseball after the first, sec- since December, and informed them he would

D be made a comeback from a serious knee injury he suffered against the Uni- trade him to a West Coast team or a top con- ond or third years, he said. not play football in Baltimore, according to versity of California, Berkeley in 1981. tender. The Colts, after being told for months that John's father, SJSU football coach Jack In addition to the knee injury, Byrd was hampered by a hairline frac- "As of now, I'm going baseball," a tired Elway would forego football for baseball if Elway. ture on his right hand, which required wearing a cast for the 1982 season. and disappointed Elway said Tuesday at a San they drafted him, ignored the threats and Byrd managed to overcome this hinderance easily, intercepting four Jose Hyatt news conference. "Football isn't picked him anyway. When Colts head coach Frank Kush called passes, making 33 unassisted tackles, 29 assists and I fumble recovery. out of the question, but I won't play in Balti- "They called 15 minutes before the draft his newly acquired quarterback after he was Professional teams have a tendency to shy away from players who have more." and told me that they were not going to pick picked, Elway was fuming. suffered severe knee injuries like Byrd. However, Rick Smith, the Chargers Although he has not signed with the Van- me," he said "But then 1 heard it on TV and I Coninued on page 5 Unnamed m page 5 tung ni- t of ttn- Burned-out light leaks sticky 'goo,' causes PCB scare ay- bi- By Dave Berkowitz After spending nearly half an hour cleaning up the strange mess from and determine whether there was any PUB inside ing A burned-out lighting fixture gave SJSU safety officials a scare last shelves, -ounter tops and a sugar bowl, two unidentified plant operations That study, proved there was. However, what Yale found in her cream week when a mysterious substance leaked into an office in the Faculty Of- men entered the room and told her they were there to clean up the PCB and sugar that morning, the tests concluded, was only tar used to insulate a fices Building. which, they said, had leaked from a burned-out lighting fixture in the ceil- capacitor housing the PCB. The capacitor, according to Montgomery, had ter Safety officials feared at one point the substance might be the toxic ing. not broken when the fixture burned out, and the PCB was still safely inside chemical PCB, used to keep the flourescent lighting cool. That sent Yale into a frenzy. The coffee she might have consumed that Montgomery said there were at one time thousands of such fixtures morning, she said, had residue from the fixture. If nothing else, the cream around campus. ert Tests conducted Friday, however, proved the substance was not PCB and sugar she would have added to the coffee was dirty. "There are so many of them," he said, "it would be impossible to keep a but melted tar, used for insulating the exterior of the light's capacitor hous- track record of how many are lett." ng ing. Yale said she called George Connell, the new plant operations director, Although Montgomery admits there is a potential hazard, he said the to The news came as a great relief to the SJSU secretary who cleaned the who assured her there was no PCB in the lighting fixtures. When Yale told chances for any PCB-related problem are slim. He believes most of the fix mess left from the leak and who was falsely told it had been a toxic chemi- Connell that his own employees had said, the director said he would look into tunes using PCB have been replaced with newer fixtures. cal. it. The Enviromental Protection Agency outlawed the use of PCB in 1974 When Janet Yale opened up her office April 18, she found a "room full of Yale then called the SJSU environmental health and safety department after a spill of the chemical contaminated a cattle-grazing area the previous goo." where Director Ron Montgomery promised to examine the lighting fixture year. For those afraid to tell the truth, herpes dating service is no joke By Gigi Bisson San Jose Mercury News personal But Kathleen Garza doesn't relationship, tell the other person Herpes match shouldn't be confused and Oregon. In California, there Editor's Note: Time Magazine classified section: think herpes matchmaking is funny. and get rejected." with regular dating services, which also a service in Los Angeles. has called herpes "Today's Scarlet "Herpes Matchmaking, Bay Katie's husband, Neil Garza People have committed suicide are often only interested in profit. Twenty to 50 million Americans Letter." It is now and will continue Area's Largest, Call Anytime." started the Santa Clara -based serv- because they've given it to a loved "I do find people out there have herpes and an estimated half to be a major factor in relationships It's nestled between "Excell es- ice in December. one who then left them, Garza said. charging far too much. How can you million contract the disease every in the 80s. Today the Daily looks at corts" and "The man of your "He suffers from herpes," she "I have it, but couldn't live with ask a lot of money for a service that year. how some people with herpes are dreams if you call now!" said. "We both do." giving it to somebody else," she they really need?" she said. "Forty The service has attracted trying to start new relationships With neighbors like the psychic According to Garza, the service said. dollars is about what you'd spend on over100 members from all over the through a special dating service. healers and $40 divorce attorneys, takes the embarrassment out of es- To keep identities of members one date " Bay area since it started in Decem- Some people laugh when they the herpes dating service is hard to tablishing a relationship for people in strict confidence, the matching Garza and her husband are cur- ber. see the tiny advertisement in the take seriously. with the contagious, sexually trans- process is done by mail. Members rently operating the service at a One tenth of the population in mitted disease. fill out a form, which asks for their loss, she said. They use profits from the Bay area has genital herpes, but With herpes matchmaking. age, preferences and interests, and another business to support the Cenenued pp. 7 "couples know out in front, and they people with similar interests are service. don't have to explain that they have matched up. The service then gives "We give money back if we it," she said. out the first name and membership can't help a person. The cost just The service makes it easier for number to prospective matches, re- helps us cover what we pay for ads Weather herpes victims to talk. "They're un- leasing phone numbers only with and stamps and things like that," comfortable unless they're talking permission. she said. Rain is expected toda. to people who already have herpes," The service costs 940 for six "We're not in this to make a big according to the National Garza claims. When herpes victims months, or 960 for a year. Most tra- profit." Weather Service. Highs are pre start to date after discovering they ditional dating services in the Bay The first herpes dating service dieted to be in the 64:w with lows in Second of three parts have the disease, "they either start Area can cost up to $900a year. started in Washington, D.C., and the upper 40s to mid-50s out lying or they get into the Garza hastens to add that a Garza knows of others in Wisconsin Page 2 Wednesday, April 27, 19113 G:r4viatul. faimui Pubhshed tor the University and the university community by the Department of Joumahsm and Mass Communications

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EDITORIAL retb do ti Registration plan too tht drastic fo a Saving money is always a good idea. justment day" will only serve to lengthen Well, almost always. them. The office of Admissions and Re- Edgar Chambers, director of admissions cords has all but eliminated arena registra- and records, has said students are frequently tion in an effort to save a buck and make reg- holding spaces in other classes, and that new istration "more fair." students have therefore been denied opportu- While all this seems like a good move, nities because classes appeared full. we think the people in charge have gone just

a bit too far by preventing students whose Admissions and Records' solution won't to schedules are already set up from going to solve the problem. Those students prone arena registration to make needed changes sign up for more then they intend to take will in their programs. not stop because they can't make adjust- ments during arena registration. Indeed, it New students, students who have yet to seems to us that the problem will grow complete their schedules and those who worse as students sign up for extra classes in have not paid their fees by the new "pro- order to avoid the add process. It has always gram adjustment day," will be allowed to been easier to drop an extra class than add a make changes in their schedules on August neccessary one. 23. No sour grapes, just a suggestion. How Those responsible, or lucky, enough to about allowing two days for "program ad- have their schedules complete before the justment" instead of one? Devote one day to summer ends won't be able to "adjust" their new, incomplete and unpaid-for schedules, course load until after classes begin. and the other to students with a complete Changing classes during the school year ticket who need only to make the ubiquitous is always a hassle. One ends up waiting, "adjustments." sometimes through several lectures, just to Mtiffiz7blwa* 111 find out there is no space to add into. The It's fair, not too hard to administer and foR 11-106E WI40 11-10LIGOr 'ME LAMS? CURVE lines at the add/drop center never seem to still saves a buck, something we can all ORIGINATED grow shorter, and we suspect "program ad- agree is worthwhile. ON A COCerAll. NAPKIN Editor's Notebook LETTERS TO THE EDITOR A.S. Opinion indicates place for ideas with several under- of the suburbs wherever that is. board action tyrannical lack of humanity graduate and graduate programs Paul Masters As if they didn't have enough to do, the Associated funded by the Associated Students,- and required designed to give the student skills to History Editor: Students board of directors now want to edit the Spartan Radio-TV to say at the start of each show that "Portions discern between good ideas and junior I would like to reply to Mr. Rez- Daily. of this programming (sic) are funded by the Associated those ideas, which quite frankly, nicek's vision of SJSU as a "real uni- Last Wednesday the board unanimously decided Students." suck eggs. This SJSU certainly does, versity" (April 18) wake up that, because the Daily receives A.S. money, we should They also told the Art Gallery, the Music Depart- and does well. But SJSU, unlike Dave!!! I am appalled at your lack Burlesque show be required to say somewhere in the paper, "Partially ment and Theatre Arts to require a similar statement on other institutions chose not to isolate of humanity; simplistic and igno- strips male dignity funded by the Associated Students." all their advertising and programs. its students from the harsh realities rant grasp of the issues at hand; and of this world. This is a "commuter If we don't, directors said they will refuse to give us A.S. directors do not give the Daily or any of the of your blatant misconception of school," not an extension of the Editor: our A.S. allocation. other six other groups money out of the goodness of their what a university is. To clothe this carefree days of high school. The The men of the world are being I think it stinks. hearts. vision with the term "dream" is to vast majority of us spend significant oppressed and nothing can be done In the past, directors have usually tried to do what's do injustice to the word. Let's label Student voters two years ago overwhelmingly voted portions of our week working in about it. On Saturday, April 23 at things as they are; an uninformed, to automatically give all seven groups about 20 percent order to pay rent, food, clothes, and Allen Hall, there was a male bur- bigoted and reactionary vision ri- of the A.S. budget. The Automatic Funding Initiative bills. Don't get me wrong, I'm not lesque show. This exploitation of the valed only by Ronald and the subsequent Revised Automatic Funding Initia- Reagan's vi- whining or complaining. Just the op- male body at San Jose State must be tive the following year plainly ordered A.S. to automati- sion of Burma Shave billboards dot- posite, I'm proud that the average stopped immediately to ensure the By Dan Nakaso cally give up a substantial portion of its budget to the ting our nation's highways. student here holds few illusions of rights and honor bestowed upon the men of today's society by the Consti- Editor groups. Let's address your errors one at the world we live in. That's valu- tution and will of God. The student's vote, however, riles A.S. directors a time. To identify the removal of able, for education divorced from who want to control all of the A.S. purse strings. the halfway houses as the panacea environment is not education, Abuse to the male status was in- But the fact is students want to give the seven RAFI for all of downtown's ills is patently merely indoctrination. curred by allowing men to go to the groups A.S. money despite what the directors think. ridiculous. There are several groups Lastly, these are people we're dance afterwards. Since the men of involved in creating a "battle zone" SJSU who participated in this selfish Soon after taking office, the current board, which talking about, people deserving of right. But after the recent A.S. elections most became atmosphere: prostitutes, both male event were willing to do so, they can- was elected on a platform supportigg RAFI, tried to find our compassion, not to be discarded lame ducks and, it appears, want to throw their weight and female, gang violence, a red not be blamed for their shortsighted- loopholes in the A.S. Constitution to get RAFT over- as obsolete refuse, to be tossed around and go out in a blaze of glory. light district, and a general lack of ness. turned on a technicality. vibrancy. Of all these groups, the aside, out of sight, out of mind. If But by holding a financial gun to our head, A.S. di- nothing else, the hallways serve as rectors are blackmailing us into promoting A.S. or Unable to outlaw the student vote, directors finally halfway house people are the least Men are not toys to be played violent and the most vulnerable. object lessons as to what happens with when instant satisfaction is 1 else. threw their hands up and said RAFI is not "automatic," when humans refuse to deal with the but simply "advises" directors how to fund the seven Please do not insult our intelligence needed. They have feelings, deep- world as it really is. Your argument If we allow A.S. directors to get their way this time, groups. by claiming noble aspirations to bet- rooted emotions and the ability to there is nothing to prevent them from thinking they can Last week the $22,000 entitled to the Daily under ter the halfway's lot by relocating that their presence will somehow perform mental and physical tasks censor the newspaper or order us to write nothing but fa- RAFI was cut more than half to $10,000. them elsewhere. Let's be honest, "allow for the potential explosion" equal to that of women. This perse- vorable articles about them. And, because directors assumed because the Daily your motivations are reactionary has nothing to do with reality. It is cution must stop so equality of the The Daily has a very good working relationship with was in a vulnerable position, they felt the time was right and self-serving. Hallways offend rather reminiscent of the arguments sexes can be accomplished in this A.S. directors because we play our role and they play to flex a little financial muscle. you. (I find it hard to believe that Los Gatos residents used when op- free and just land of ours. theirs. No one is harmed by A.S. influence in the Art Gal- they intimidate you, someone that posing a new jail or the arguments Aaron Crowe We cover them with no strings attached and readers lery, the Music Department and Theatre Arts. strung out on Thorazine is in no posi- used by the Quito Park residents to Journalism can be assured A.S. gets no special treatment. But all But telling the campus press, the Daily, KSJS and tion to intimidate anyone.) True, a oppose Girl's Softball. These argu- freshman that would change if we allowed A.S. to tell us how to run Radio-TV, how to run their news operations affects ev- case can be made that the halfway's ments were not based on legitimate The the paper. eryone at SJSU. choice of wardrobe and hairstyle is fear or danger, but upon inconve- opinions in letters are those of the writers, Our integrity is tainted if the editorial columns of less than fashionable. I honest to nience. I'll admit that the presence and do not necessarily represent those The Daily would become, in a sense, nothing more the Daily are dictated according to the whims of the A.S. God hope that we haven't come to a of the halfway houses does pose an of the Spartan Daily. than an arm of student governement with A.S. as its directors. point in our society where we deter- inconvenience. However, like it or publisher. There would be no way we could defend mine an individual's worth based If A.S. directors want something in the paper, they not, they are part of the downtown Letters can be delivered to the against such a charge because we would have sold out solely on whose name they wear on can buy an ad any day of the school week. Otherwise, community. It is far more "edu- Daily upstairs in Dwight Bentel and bent to A.S.' whim. their butt. they should keep their noses out of the news business. cated" to challenge our own preju- Hall, or to the information center on Directors also ordered KSJS to announce four times What's this about a "real" Dan Nakaso's column on the media appears every uni- dices and adapt accordingly than to the first floor of the Student Union. during the day that "Portions of this program are Wednesday. versity? A university is a market- ship these people off to the oblivion

TALKMAN: What irritates you the most? Asked in front of the Student Union. rdl

Having two or three Having a cold. I hate it when I get a Rainy days and tele- People who don't fulfill midterms on the same day. Caro Namba grade I don't think I should vision. their commitments. Chuck Deckert Occupational Theraps have gotten. Kathy Burwell Jason Garriot Advertising senior G d Guinnare Occupational Therapy Industrial Design junior Mechanical Engineering senior Junior sophomore Spartan Dady Par 3 OPINION Wednesday, April 27, 1983 Guest opinion It is not all steak and martinis for newspaper ad salespeople By Jack Quinton You seem to indicate that writers have more integ- what's available in the marketplace. Through advert's, In a newspaper, advertising integrity reflects on the This is in response to your editorial in the Spartan rity than advertising people. That if advertising had its ing, consumers are able to buy the goods and services publication just as editorial integrity does. If readers Daily Wednesday, March 23, 1983. In this editorial you way the editorial side would exist solely for the purpose they require on a regular basis in a more efficient man- can't trust the ads, how can they trust the editorial? We go to great lengths to explain the differences between of writing the puff stories that keep advertisers happy. ner. By "shopping the ads" readers can tell quickly and in advertising are certainly not asking you to do our newswriters and advertising salespeople in the media Claims of advertising interference with the editorial easily what goods and services are available in the mar- work for us. We don't want you to run free ads under the . . especially, newspapers. product are exaggerated. Offers of free merchandise ketplace, which merchants have them and what the guise of business-writing. We don't want advertisers to I think your comments about advertising people are and service are common on our side too. At the Mercury competitive price is. This helps us buy more intelli- offer you favors in order to accomplish this. On the other unfair, unresearched and ungrounded. You contend that News our writers rarely encounter this because our ad- gently. In this sense, advertising provides a very real hand, as you indicated in your example of the summer advertising salespeople are in the business for three vertising salespeople serve as the first line of defense. service in helping to make the marketplace more per- job fair, there is news within the business community. I reasons . . . money, money and more money. Dan, The reason isn't as honorable as I might make it appear. fect. Laws of supply and demand are more keenly met suggest that advertising salespeople have more con- that's cute phraseology but it's far from the truth. I The real reason is that if we permit editorial to write sto- when every merchant knows that local consumers have stant contact with business than do the editorial writers don't know any wealthy advertising salespeople but I'd ries about advertisers, with or without favors, that story a convenient basis of comparison. on most newspapers. trade salaries with Herb Caen any day. You indicate would frequently take the place of an ad. We have no in- I occasionally have someone say, well, doesn't ad- To the extent that we in the advertising department that writers must scratch for cab fare and live on junk terest in providing free advertising in any form. vertising cause people to buy things that they don't can alert you to a newsworthy item. I think we would food. Well, selling advertising isn't all steak sandwiches Advertisers are buying readership. If the editorial need? I doubt that that occurs very often. Advertising, both benefit if we work together more closely. We are all and two martini lunches. One of my favorites is a Snick- content of a medium is credible and honest then that done properly and professionally, does make us aspire in this together and neither advertising or editorial op- ers and a Diet Coke. readership is more valuable to the advertiser. Even the to goods and services that we don't have. Dan. I don't erates very efficiently without the other. It's true that a good advertising salesperson can money-hungry advertising people would agree with see that as being all bad. It's these aspirations, the We appreciate the fact that you write honestly and earn a decent living, but on most major newspapers, in- that. So, you see, Dan, we are just as concerned with edi- wanting and needing of goods and services we don't without outside interference. Whether you want to be cluding the Mercury News, base salaries for advertising torial integrity as you. have, that cause us to work harder to attain them. The like us or not isn't the point. We're both working to- salespeople and editorial writers are identical. Cur- Years ago, I determined that it would be necessary result is higher productivity which permits us to enjoy gether, or should be, to produce the best possible total rently, writers and ad people earn abut $600 per week as for me to morally justify my involvement in the adver- the best standard of living in the world. Advertising is product in filling the needs of our readers. Very little is a base salary. On the ad side, if you're willing to work tising profession. Certainly, helping to finance a free simply a means of providing the information of avail- accomplished by this sort of internal comparison. hard and smart "flu can earn a few extra dollars in bo- press is justification enough. But I have further found ability on those goods and services. Newspaper ad salespeople are not only necessary, nuses and commissions. However, on our side of the that advertising, done properly, provides a geniune If you'll look through the portfolio of the advertising they are just as interested in publishing a quality prod- building, overtime is unheard of. I could trade salaries service to all of us. It provides information. Just as your I've been responsible for and like writers. I save my uct as you. with many of our writers and come out ahead. But I news stories and editorials provide information on daily best work) you'll find that the advertising it contains Jack Quinton is the manager of sales development for don't think that money was your point. events, our advertising provides crucial details on has one area of commonality. It's honest. the San Jose Mercury News. In my opinion . . . Life in the slow lane: a constant cacophony of insults and abuse Sometimes I think I am the only person on Califor- begins to scream and prepare for lift-off. Santa Cruz. I have been intimidated by diesel combina- little blue Toyota, honk if you drive 55. Its lonely with- nia's freeways who still drives 55 miles per hour. Besides, I like driving 55 mph. I can't see getting my tion rigs on Freeway NO past Fremont. out you. I can't help feeling that life is passing me by when I stomach tied up in knots just to arrive at my destination But that's life in the slow lane. This article reflects the personal opinion of the writer. am driving down the middle lane of a three-lane North- a couple of minutes earlier. Don't get me wrong. I've flipped off my share of But I have to admit, even though I know at 55 mph I little old ladies and myopic old codgers who cut in front am doing the legal speed limit. I suffer pangs of guilt of me at 35 mph from freeway on-ramps. when I see someone come zooming up behind me gnash- I even rolled down my window once to shake my fist ing his teeth in my rear view mirror and mouthing ex- at a sleepy gentleman who nearly sideswiped me when By Cassie Mac Duff pletives about the ***** who's driving so "slow! he merged onto 280 without so much as a glance in his Staff Writer I have even considered getting a bumper-sticker mirrors. custom-made to say "I DRIVE 55: Try it, you'll like it" But all in all. I try to respect the rules of the road. or "I DRIVE 55: So get off my tail!" But I am afraid namely: Keep out of everybody's way and pray they that would only provoke more fury from the drivers who keep out of mine. already tailgate me. So if you see me out there on the freeways in rn I'll be chugging along in the "slow" lane on some bound with cars whizzing by me right and left. God-foresaken stretch of highway with three faster W.-7, WWII) :PAIVAI,"""" I have even wondered if there isn't something wrong lanes to spare, but some speed-freak will practically with my car's speedometer that is, until a California ride my spare tire before nipping into the next lane and Highway Patrol black-and-white comes into view and flying past. Tonight!! everybody else slows down 'til they're just keeping pace I have been nearly run off the road by BMWs, Mer- with me. cedes Benzes, Volvos and Porches on Freeway 280 out I won't drive faster than 55 mph. I can't, really. My beyond Los Altos. 1 have been almost pushed into the Art and nature have combined 1973 Toyota is content enough at 55 mph but at 60mph, it redwoods by four-wheel-drivers on Highway 17 going to to create the beauty. You have our LETTERS TO THE EDITOR assurance of the quality and value. 1 cyy (Ivy isti ins sou mai.: YY ill git 5,111 Daily's editor Page, tried to defend his lauded. The Daily should kaso still allows Page's gi volts' Iit Illt t: Iasi I pk'll,t11 'Ilan shows integrity profession I and looked feel lucky for having some- name to be alongside his at Ill WIrt. I u'ii''l/III irig .ind \Yet-Idiog woefully pathetic com- one on its staff who does the top of page two. limids iiiic omit m.i.itcs illdi 1111,11: than the Editor: pared to Nakaso's writ- not bend to pressure Craig Sum meral hi. \\ s 1.11 bet',.'. After reading editor ing). In reviewing all of the even financial. Joe Page Communications , Dan Nakaso's weekly col- words written on the topic, should feel lucky that Na- senior one umn, Editor's Notebook, I however, I see (somewhat 1 at am convinced Nakaso is to my surprise) that Na- , Jo] risco' (& Co. not afraid to say what he kaso was right all along the feels and has the integrity and deserves credit for t be to tackle any topic, no mat- finding fault with his own the ter how sensitive. newspaper and letting ev- the CLINICAL III Stanford Shopping CenterPalo Alto Although I have dis- eryone else know about it. sti- 321-0764 agreed with many of his No one has yet publicly SOCIAL Morris Dailey Auditorium c. in, 'tin, //mi., Om,' views, I see that he has defended Nakaso and I WORKER 7& 10 pm $1.75 in- failed to receive any recog- think he deserves to be the nition for standing up for The Air Force can make you an FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS 1.111 of what he believes. It is very Be Responsible attractive offer - outstanding sh refreshing to see anyone, compensation, plus opportunities n- especially a young journal- For Most Artists for professional development. You d- ist, who is not afraid to That Visit SJSU can have a challenging practice speak his mind. lam refer- AND time to spend with your family ring specifically to his col- The ASPB Program Director while you serve your country. Find umn where he severely is responsible for all the A.S out what the Air Force offers is criticized the motives of funded entertainment that speciaLists. Call or send resume P- advertising salespeople on comes to SJSU. This position to: to newspapers in general and is paid $300 per month and cs especially on his own staff. MSgt Brenda Babcock or requires 20-30 hours per MSgt Pat Bradley Many letters from ad- week. he vertising students at- USAF Medical Placement 'is 333 Hegenberger Rd. #803 tempted to discredit Na- Apply in the A.S. Office, 3rd kaso. 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Vestal is the host- "Last year I rode an elephant in an elephant race to "It's great. You just sit there, read your paper, drink ess of "Kim's Morning Show" on 105.7 FM, KARA. promote a circus that was coming. I went on the Nutri- your coffee, and listen to great music. You also have to Vestal graduated from SJSU in the spring of 1982, and Systems Diet, and did live testimonial commercials. It think of funny things to say. You crack jokes, and there's is returning today to be a guest disc jockey on KSJS in cel- was certainly the best way to go on a diet, by talking to no one there to tell you if they're good either," she said. ebration of its 20th anniversary. 50,000 people about it. We also used to do traffic reports Vestal's advice to aspiring disc jockeys is, "Use your Vestal got the KARA job while she was still at SJSU. from a glider, so I went up in a glider once. It's fun," Ves- own iniative, be assertive, and don't let yourself get inti- She started as a weekend news person, "For slave hours tal laughed. madated. Also, it's very helpful if you can get a job or an and slave pay," she laughed. Vestal feels that her experience on KSJS was valu- internship on a station before you go out into the real Then by fate, as Vestal calls it, the person who did the able. It helped by training her to work with a set format. world. Of course, be prepared to pay your dues, by work- morning show decided to quit. The general manager of "I realize that probably a lot of students on campus ing in some small town like Eureka or something." KARA called her into his office. "He shut the door and don't like the KSJS format because it's so contemporary, Today, Vestal will "spin" records for KSJS. She said that made me very nervous, because I didn't know what but that is what all the commercial stations are playing. she probably won't play just oldies; in fact, she plans to to expect. I thought he thought I was an airhead." Then he It's the importance of working with a format. The music just follow the KSJS format because, "It's going to be complimented me on my work and offered me the morn- is secondary. When they get out into the real world, the hard enough just to learn their equipment." ing show and the operations director position. "It was musical choices aren't made by the disc jockeys," Vestal After today, Vestal will return to her "Ionely"job at three years ago Labor day," she said. said. KARA, and go back to cracking jokes to an unseen audi- Vestal's duties don't end at 9:00 a.m. when she's fin- KARA plays "oldies but goodies, 24 hours a day." It is ence. ished with the morning show. an automated station, which means the station is run by "It's a thankless job, but I like it," she said. K int es lit I 1(1/1 turned D.J. Advertise film manipulates truth aftlrom__ in the Anti-nuke courtroom. The sound is so Give me a break. It's nuclear weapons until they ple are not like this in real- By Carrie Hagen bad throughout the film obvious that using video- Daily were useless and were ity. But if they are, de An- SUNIRIPS A documentary film is that much is inaudible. tape and not bothering to cst_icfpr=r---rick tonio should have a piece of art which has later arrested. mix the sound saved Classifieds presented the courtroom There really wasn't SCHEDULED truth as its subject matter. money. His mistakes do This action is told in reinactment in a more enough of the rest of the 1983 CHARTERS The best documentaries scenes which show two of nothing but detract from truthful manner. scenes, which were shot FROM SAN FRANCISCO present their truth to the group members driving the scenes. during the actual trial, to Find Fine Films To viewer without alterations through the G.E. plant. It Aside from being un- make general judgements FROM Here At or manipulation. The best is also described in the truthful and manipulative, As far as the narrative Play but primarily it looked LONDON 5599 documentary filmmakers courtroom scenes which the courtroom scenes are is concerned, it was no- Via British ROUND TRIP SJSU. will like pure home movie stuff. where near as effective as Caledonian DC 10 realize that truth attempts to recreate the poorly executed. The "ac- FROM The hand-held camera speak for itself. It needs no trial. tors" read from scripts it could have been. The technique was poorly done, The ASPB Films Chairperson help. during the entire film, and eight people received va- A majority of the film, often out offocus and much GLASGOW '679 books, publicizes, hires and Unfortunately, Emile in the most obvious way. rious sentences of one to 10 DC -10 Service ROUND TRIP 80 percent in fact, was the too jiggled. Beginning June 21 fires crew and produces at de Antonio, who made the years in prison. If de Anto- courtroom re-enaction. least two shows each film "In the King of Prus- Martin Sheen looks so nio had chosen to present However, only the de- Wednesday sia," shown Monday night embarrassed doing this There were a couple of the truth without manipu- fendants play themselves. WINCHESTER in the Student Union Ball- that he occasionally looks shots which revealed other lating it, he would have had Everyone else is played by DC 10 Servke FROM Most of the "popular- films room, didn't seem to have up to see if the camera's fo- camera people, and one a powerful film. Beginning June 28 professional actors, includ- '679 that you see advertised in enough faith in his truth. cused on him. When he scene showed someone ROUND TRIP ing the judge, played ama- As it was, it was fine your paper movie section are The film tells the story that it is, he quickly wiping the lens of the cam- teurishly by Martin Sheen. sees for the 35 people present, shown here for less than two of the Plowshare 8, a group back into charac- era. fumbles most of them members of IIMSTERURM dollars of Catholic pacifists who ter. FROM Most importantly, the the Students for Peace. Via Mart nnail S'698 walked into the General court transcripts are re- De Antonio stated in a They are already con- Apply in person in the A S. Electric plant in King of The direction in the ROUND TRIP written by de Antonio. So press release that he vinced the threat of nu- Office. 3rd floor. Student Prussia, Pennsylvania, on courtroom scene is nothing the court scenes are not ac- filmed in videotape as a clear weapons is very real FROM 574, Union by 3 pm. Monday. May September 9, 1980, ham- short of pitiful. It consists tually a re-enactment, but "stylistic statement on the and men must do some- PfIRIS 2nd. mered some nosecones of of a monotonous series of way reality is presented to Non Stop Servoe a series of scenes making thing about it. But if de An- ROUND TRIP closeups or corny camera Beginningic 12 the G.E. employees look the public by the news tonio wants to convince shots straight out of FROM like fools, the judge look media." He also claimed to anyone else, he should let 5749 filmmaking 101. ZURICH Bug Problems? like a close-minded ass, "leave the sound rough and truth speak for itself. Every Saturday ROUND TRIP and the defendants look unmixed as another Beginning June II like saints. The trial is filmed in a statement against modern This article is a film re- large room, which is obvi- society's adoration of high view and reflects the opin- '863 That is not to say peo- ously a church and not a technology." ion of the writer. Every Monday ROUND TRIP Beginning Mann 14 MIIUI FROM saw Would-be vampires ROUND TRIP Non Stop Saurdays & Sundays Noon Luncheon Condo Packages a Low Low Rat, have biting chance FROM 539, NfISSHU "MEET By Denice Chambers not a student, call 277-2770 ROUND TRIP AND EAT" Attention blood suck- or 277-2764 to arrange a FOI Arug/amt including Air VOLKSWAGEN SPECIAL! ers and mysterious charac- time. Actors from the com- Hotel. Transfers & Tours (Good All Semester) frOM Only 1549 12:00-1:30 ters! This is your opportu- munity, as well as stu- nity to sink your teeth into dents, are encouraged to i ?we up All For JflMflICfl 5439 2 Adjust valves Thursday, April 28th the theatre arts fall pro- try out. An alternative ROUND TRIP 3 Check cornpressoon Full Your Programs Including Al, 4 Set toning duction of "Dracula." time can be arranged for Hotel transfers & TOu/S 5 Adjust carburetor Preliminary auditions anyone unable to attend on Change all Only $25 featuring: from Only 1549 7 3 quarts ut plus parts if needed will be held from 10 a.m. to Saturday. lubrication The fall-production will 11 Adjust brakes Ralph Bohn I p.m., Saturday in the Stu- 11 Brake ewe Offer good for: dio Theatre of be a "new, powerful and 11 Transmission fluid add Hugh Gillis Pre 1112 Buses au bugs Raman Glues ti Barters fluid add Hall. sensual version" of the whacks wit SJSU Professor 395-0595 Souareetirlis classic horror novel by Auditioners should Continuing Education Bram Stoker and will be di- THE TOURISM CENTER SPARTAN MOBIL prepare a short dramatic rected by Hal J. Todd. For Summer And Beyond scene, no longer than two The production will re- lilt-i& San Carlos minutes, and will be asked hearse in the evenings be- to read from a script. gining in mid-June and will Free Salad Et Sandwiches [2/SA 294-1562 Auditioners should play preview perfor- sign up for an appointment mances in the University "For the Best Fare to Anywhere" Same Great Location For Over 14 Years! Campus Christian Center on the bulletin board out- Theatre at the end of July. Open Saturday 9-5 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 10th Et San Carlos side the Studio Theatre. If "Dracula" will open the '83-84 University' Theatre season in Septem- ber. Public Relations- /Graphics What will life be like in Get heard as the Public Rela- tions,' Graphics chairperson for the ASPB. Be responsible for coordinat- ing all ASPB publicity Duties the year 3000? include postering. ad place. ment, media buying (working with Bay Area newspapers. radio stations. etc I. and "In the year 3000, Larth and her few remaining people are dominated by the cruel graphic design All ad majors. Psychln aliens whose greed for wealth and power obliterates w hates er compassion PR majors, marketing majors. that may have once existed. M hen Jonnie (,00dboy Tyler's destiny leads him from a art majors. & students in simi- small Rocky Mountain community to confront the tyrannical aliens, he finds himself lar fields are encouraged to facing unsurmountable odds no mortal man could hope to conquer apply.

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for more information. The International Club GREEKS FIUSI T SUIVIIVIAMtlt will meet regarding the OH MY GOD 1 THE CAT EXPLODED! %USIA raftsS!'" Career Planning and foreign food fair at noon , HAT HAPPENED, Placement will advise on Thursday in the S.U. Mon- 10' r how to locate summer jobs talvo Room. Tr, 10:4 i 1 at 12:30 p.m. today in the to, ,r ,,.,. it" tf .k d The Gay and Lesbian (7,' lipl Alliance will meet at 4 p.m. 44-444i I r ..,( 4 Buy And Care For Thursday in the School of Rock And Social Work at Ninth and Roll. Aelk." ! ..-.0 i ..0.1...oal a iso comedy. Jazz and other San Carlos streets. Call 1;,41 ,4’.7 4 ontemporary arts Rose or Laura at 277-2047 he ASPB Contemporary for more information. Arts Chairperson negotiate with agencies and artists, pub. HARRISON FORD icues, designs and imple- Classical Chairs ments public relations and Prepare for EiLADE RUNNER ickets. and handles all pro- Help Classy Artists PIA/141,d MIRY 111 6" A,. ction items In the past. ?tome WIWI I Show Their Stuff R uch acts as Fleetwood Mac, Peter Gabriel. Richard Pryor. at SJSU. he Tubes. Patrice Rushen. GMAT The ASPB Classical Chairpet he Babys. Huey Lewis and son negotiates, books. publi The News have been aided cizes and produces most .1 in their SJSU per GMAT Morris Daiiey Aud LSAT-GRE the visiting classical artists that Apply in person in the A.S appear here Such artists 7 and 10 PM $1.75 Office. 3rd floor Studen Carlos Montoya. Michael I. FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Union by 3 pm. Monday. Ma San Jose State University rimer. The Prague String 2nd Office of Continuing Education LSAT ORE Quartet. Menahem Pressler TumusPrANTn rawer& and Ivan Morasec have been proudly present Call 14081 277-2182 helped present their great tal or visit Anthony Schools ents to SJSU students by this FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE ... Fore better tomorrow. chair Dwight Bentel Hall 136B. Apply in the A.S Office. 3rd San Jose State University Call: 408/293-0688 Floor. Student Union by :1 The Return of pm. Monday. May 2nd THE ANDY NARELL QUARTET featuring KENNETH NASH ENTENS1N STEVE ERQUIAGA from $85-00 RICH GIRARD c _ Introducing the Cheapest Price FRIDAY, APRIL 29TH MORRIS DAILEY AUDITORIUM Ever for Students SJSU 8PM You Can't Look Good There is a catchiness about this music. a mesmerizing effect of the rhythm and steel drum that For Less Anywhere makes it most compelling Philip Elwood SF Examiner ALL THESE PLUS Bring Your Student ATTRACTIVE SAVINGS ON funded in part by a grant from The California Arts Council Body Card Please MAJOR BRAND PRODUCTS Thanks, C.A.C.! F-LAxER 289-8395 FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE 10:00 am-6:00pm TUES-WED-THUR 1186 S. 2ND ST., S.J. FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Spatial Daily Wednesday, April 27. 1983 Pop 7 Herpes a strange bedfellow forever An analysis by Gigi Bisson A herpes infection appears two to 20 days after expo- severe. foods such as fish, milk and chicken. By cutting aown ar Promiscuous sexuality has left millions with one part- sure to the virus in the form of "cold sores"around the "The ironic thing about herpes hysteria,"said Sam ginine-rich foods such as chocolate and nuts and eating ly ner that will stick around forever--herpes. lips, mouth or face or in the case of genital herpes,similar Knox from the Herpes Resource Center, in Palo Alto "is sine rich foods, herpes outbreaks can be controlled. sores on or around these organs. They may itch, burn and that it increases stress, which decreases the immunologi- But for many herpes sufferers, the sores are easier to It has received so much attention because of the rap- be accompanied by swollen glands, general muscle aches cal system's ability to deal with attacks. ignore than the prospect of discussing the illness with idly growing number of people who have the virus reas- and fever. As quickly as it breaks out, herpes may dissap- lovers. earchers at the American Social Health Organization in pear. The immune system begins to control the infection, Fads and miracle cures have been marketed !ike Palo Alto estimate herpes in some form affects over 50 but the virus creeps into the nervous system and hides in snake oil and baldness remedies, but there is no known For more information: million people in America. the ganglia some times for years before it erupts again. cure. The Food and Drug Administration recently li- San Jose Planned Parenthood 4408)287-7532 Infections are caused by the herpes simplex virus. censed a Zorivax acyclovir I, a prescription cream treat- American Social Health Organization 280 Sheridan Herpes type I typically affects the lips mouth and face Just like the common cold, which herpes has much in ment that reduces pain. Dermatologist Dr. Richard Grif- Ave. Suite 307 Palo Alto CA 94306 operates a 24 hour toll- and Type 2 which affects the genital area. Because of the common with. it can not be cured, only controlled. It fith discovered that the virus can't reproduce without an free VD national Hotline (800)982-5883 providing referrals popularity of oral sex, more infections are mixed and doc- tends to be stress related, and recurrent episodes 50 per- amino acid called arginine and they are doing sucessful to treatment centers and support groups throughout the tors are finding an increase of Type I in the genital area. cent of sufferers never have recurrences at all ) are less research with L-lysine, an aminio acid naturally found in country.

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April 21 1983* Sudeten Daily 11 groups request IRA funding Prager's supporters committee. productions, art exhibits, pub- take fight to Capitol By Jan FleId and musical The IRA budget is made up of a combi- lications, and forensics, Eleven groups requested money from By Cassie MaeDuff tion and tenure by a School of Applied Arts nation of student fees, a semester fee Reduce the demand on the Asso- the Instructionally Related Activities fund of $5 Students upset with the firing of ad- and Sciences committee which decided his per student and a state-matched general ciated Students funds for instructionally re- for 1983-84, asking for a total of 1416,891. ministration of justice professor Henry activities in outside professional law orga- fund. lated activites so A.S. money can be spent The IRA budget, however, only has Prager have met with SJSU President nizations were not sufficient to warrant The student fee was implemented by according to A.S. priorities, $286,402 to be allocated to the different Fullerton and state legislators in an effort tenure. The committee said Prager also the California State University Chancellor's Supplement general fund given to in- groups. to have the popular instructor reinstated. should have published scholarly works. office in 1978 and says an advisory commit- structionally related activities. The budget hearings are scheduled for Ten administration of justice and pre- But Prager contends the university's tee shall be formed on each campus to ad- During A.S. budget hearings, A.S. di- 1:30 today in the Administration building, law students went to Sacramento March retention, tenure and promotion policy vise the campus president regarding both rectors expressed concern that IRA should Room 167. 23 to protest Prager's firing before state says a teacher may choose either artistic, the fee amount and the allocation of the IRA take on more responsibility in funding other legislators. scholarly or professional activities in ad- revenue. groups than athletics. Among the groups requesting money According to Jonathon dition to teaching and it is up to the tea- department, $63,590. The re- The IRA committee is made up of four Last year, Mens' amd Womens' athlet- are the Music Hollandsworth, who helped organize the cher, not the department, to decide which department's different students and four faculty members, and is ics received 75.8 percent of the total IRA quest includes the trip, the students met with state Assembly one to pursue. chaired by the A.S. President John 'Tony' budget. bands, choirs and orchestras; Men's and and Senate education committee mem- The decision last semester to deny pro- Anderson. The A.S. president and A.S. con- "IRA money is not intended to supple- Women's athletics, $273,810; Drama bers, including San Jose Assemblyman tenure sparked an outcry from many of troller automatically sit on the committee ment A.S. It is the other way around," said duction and Community Outreach, $29,400: John Vasconcellos.Hollandsworth is presi- Prager's students. Hundreds signed peti- and the two other student members of the Stephanie Duer, A.S. appointee to the com- TV/Film production, $19,425: KSJS, $7,200: dent of the SJSU Pre-Law Students Club. tions asking the school to retain him. committee is appointed by the A.S. presi- mittee and also member of the A.S. budget Art Gallery. $6,864: Forensics, $6,075, Hollandsworth said the legislators with Prager filed a grievance against the uni- mag- dent. Dance production. $5,697 and Reed committee. whom the students met "do not share the versity last year hoping to overturn the de- According to the Chancellor's definition azine, $4,840. The A.S. in its budget recommendations ISJSUt administration's view that outside cision to deny tenure. But the Academic of the IRA fund, the funds should meet three for 1983-84 cut heavily into groups that also The Journalism and Mass Communica- activities are more important than teach- Senate grievance committee in December objectives: are eligible for IRA funds "to get IRA to pay tion department was the only group which ing.- He added the legislators were sur- upheld the university's decision. Ensure stable and adequate its share" Duer said. received from IRA last semester that did funding prised that students do not have any say in Ted Norton, one of the grievance com- for instructionally related activites By this the A.S. will be able to give more not receive notification about the March 21 such as the promotion and tenure process and that mittee members, said the committee was intercollegiate athletics, radio, television, money to groups that have the A.S. as its request deadline. The department's late publishing and other outside activities are not authorized to decide whether to give film, music and dance performance, drama only source of income. $24,000 request was accepted by the IRA given so much weight at SJSU. Prager tenure, but only to determine The students also met with Assembly- whether the school had complied with pro- woman Maxine Waters, D-Los Angeles, cedures for making tenure decisions. The Reporter seeks interview and Assembly Speaker Willie Brown, decision was upheld because there had Hollandsworth said. been no procedural violations, Norton the A Spartan Daily reporter writing a story about stu- Meet Daily Editors Vasconcellos said he plans to stay out said. social diseases, and The second "Meet the Editors" forum allowing readers of the Spartan dents suffering from herpes or other of the tenure dispute as much as possible Prager said there were political rea- the affects of these diseases on their relationships and forum this semester will be at noon Daily to express their views directly to because his involvement could be a "kiss sons for denying him tenure. Someone in mental outlook, wishes to do an interview with such a per- Thursday in the Almaden Room on the the editors on the coverage of such top- of death" for Prager. University officials the university administration may have son. Students used in the story will be identified by pseu- third floor of the Student Union. ics as the university zone, A.S. Presi- do not take kindly to outsiders telling them wanted him fired because he was an activ- dent John "Tony" Anderson and mi- donyms. how to run the school, he said. ist in the United Professors of California, For more information, call the Spartan Daily office at "Meet the Editors" is an open nority groups However, Vasconcellos said he has "a the union that lost its bid earlier this year 277-3181. long-standing worry that publishing has to represent CSU teachers. become an ego-trip for some professors. Andrew Hughey, dean of the School of Artist -In -Resi- The state universities are primarily teach- Applied Arts and Sciences, refused to ing dence Means More institutions." comment on Prager's charges. GOLDEN DUCK Advertise Vasconcellos said SJSU President Robert Duman, who appeared in CHINESE RESTAURANT Intimate Contact Gail Fullerton would be in Sacramento Prager's behalf at the grievance hearing, With Artists. in the today to meet with him but he did not know said union activities may have contributed whether the subject of Prager's termi- to the decision but a bigger factor was The ASPB Artist-In Residence Spartan Daily nation would come up. Prager's challenge to department policy Chairperson books. arranges On April 12, Hollandsworth and three requiring both scholarly and professional and prodcues all the artists GRAND other officers of the Pre-Law Association actitivites along with teaching. that visit SJSU in other than met with Fullerton to plead with her not to "Without question Hank is the best concert appearances Such BED fire Prager. Fullerton seemed willing to teacher in that department," he said. "To OPENING visitos to our campus as An &BREAKFAST consider retaining Prager but warned the fire someone of that caliber flies in the thony Braxton. The Eastman WITH students that she did not want to "send a face of the law which established the CSU Quartet. The Prague Quartet. signal to faculty that there will be no em- system making its primary purpose excel- $2.00 OFF Michael Lorimer and many. EURAIL YOUTHPASS phasis on outside activities," lence in teaching." with purchase of $10 or more with this coupon many more have been en - Hollandsworth said. Prager said he has received copies of toyed in a one-onone situa- ACCOMMODATIONS IN PARIS FROM $7' t NIGHT Fullerton declined to discuss her dozens of letters to Fullerton from stu- tion by SJSU students with 505 E. Santa Clara St. meeting with the students, saying she dents, alumni and legislators expressi y this chairperson's help. LONDON $850 ROME 56 5 AMSTERDAM $9 2 5 could not comment on personnel matters. Corner of N. 11th and E. Santa Clara Apply in the A.S. Office. 3rd "extreme dissatisfactiost that a good tea- Floor. Student Union by 3 Call/Wrilte: EUROPEAN -liii HIST INFORMATION Prager was turned down for promo- cher is being let go." FOR FOOD TO GO: CALL 298-2257 j ()NE NEWPORT PLACE. SUITE its/. NEWPORT BEA(H. CA 92660 I pm. Monday. May 2nd. "14E01 New Program Board sought By Craig Carter Ted Gerhke, program board advisor Aspiring programmers looking to get and one of a seven-member selection com- on the inside of the SJSU entertainment mittee, says he is looking for people with ,cene have until 3 p.m. Monday to apply "preparation and enthusiasm." tor the Associated Students program "I can't define enthusiasm," he said, board. but he wants people who know something The program board, which, according about programming, or who have at least It's not what you see. to Act 50 of the A.S. Constitution, is "re- made an effort to find out about the pro- sponsible for the cultural, educational, gram board. and special enrichment of the general stu- "It's real easy to show ignorance dent body" and is seeking applicants for about programming," he said. eight chairmen and a director. Act 50 mandates that applicants with The chairman positions open are "previous experience in programming Dance, Forums, Contemporary Arts, and/or related experience shall receive Films, Classical Arts, Artists-In-Resi- priority-consideration by the A.S. pro- dence, and the newly-created Promotion- gram board selection committee." /Graphic Arts. Most of the current program board None of the chairmen receive sala- members are reapplying for their posi- ries, although the director, who oversees tions or the director position. At least board operations, receives a $300 monthly three positions will be empty. stipend. Larry Dougherty will not reapply for Board members, who serve from July his Forums chairmanship because he will Ito June 30, are responsible for all aspects be taking next year's A.S. vice presidency. of booking, producing, and promoting the Also ignored by current board members shows the board brings to SJSU. will be the Films and Classical Arts The board runs the Wednesday Cin- chairmanships. ema Film series, co-sponsors the Com- Applications can be picked up in in the ' muter Classical series, and puts on the an- A.S. Business Office. nual Fountain Blues Festival The program board operates out of a The board also programs most of the small room, northeast from the ballroom rock shows on campus. This semester it on the Student Union upper floor. Students brought Huey Lewis and the News, Greg interested in more information should fol- Kihn, Nick Lowe, and Bonnie Hayes and low the sound of the ringing phones and the Wild Combo, among other acts. new wave tunes. 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