Spartan Daily City Editor Tony Marck Was Jumped, Daily Sta Ff Report Struck and His Backpack Was Stolen

RIOTS ROCK SAN JOSE People react with shock, anger to King verdict tPvo4 PAR DAILY Ito Vol. 98, No. 64 Published for San lose State University since 1934 Friday, May 1, 1992 Protest erupts into violence

MYCIO I. Sanchez -- - Daily staff phot,,,, Protestors were divided as some called for violence (top) and others begged for a peaceful demonstration (bottom) Wednesday night against the verdict of the Rodney King beating trial Protests and rallies take over campus, downtown as result of discontent

Pushing as a unit, the racially mixed but predominantly Riot breeds violence black and Ilispanic crowd, forged off down San Salvador. Rallies split between peace, destruction Spartan Daily City Editor Tony Marck was jumped, Daily sta ff report struck and his backpack was stolen. A flash was yanked Daily staff report RELATED SToRiES Swarming though SJSII and San Jose's downtown from Spartan Daily photographer Scott Sady. streets, crowds of stinkms and local residents stung the city Guy Wallrath was watching television in his Joe West As of 10:40 p.m. Thursday night, downtown San Jose Opinions on the verdict Page 1 with anger and violence Wednesday night. room when someone came in and said, "Man, if you're was seeing a repeat performance of the night before Thursday's press conference, police And they left scars. white, don't go downstairs." magnified. respond to the violence Page 3 What started as a mild campus protest against the The crowd moved like molten lava, splitting near the Rioting, window breaking, looting, fires and arrests Timeline, map and photographs of Wednes- acquittal of four Los Angeles police officers in the Rodney Dining Commons. One group set out for ITPD while the again tainted the night air as violent protests of the verdict day night's riots, campus reactions King beating case, split off in two or more groups about other began the march to San Jose Police Department and in the Rodney King beating case continued. Awes 4 and 5 11:30 p.m., ending in at least five student arrests and leav- City Hall. Like moths drawn to a flame, passers-by and A fire was reported in the Engineering Building over the Page 6 ing a residue of shattered windows and looted stores in their television viewers joined the forces. Windows were broken Spartan Daily's police scanner at 10:21. The report could Damage report path. at I PD and paper bins upset. not be confirmed. At least two fire trucks had just raced up First-person account of the riot. an RA dis- Momentum for this tense four-hour infestation gained Alberto Vcrduzco, a sophomore in mathematics. yelled San Fernando at 10:10. cusses riot repercussions, summary of the strength after at least two campus groups, Striving Black "If they won't give us justice, we have to take it." Once again the protest seemed to split in half. A mostly news from Associated Press Page 7 Brothers & Sisters and Students tinned for Accessible Educa- A blur of hoarse voices echoed between SIMI buildings peaceful protest had its beginnings at 7 p.m. at Sixth and tion, began to organize a peaceful protest against the verdict at on San Carlos One black student, I,es Shepherd. had expe- Julian streets. They had maintained their composure still by "This is a state of emergency. This campus is not safe Joe West flail, according to Juan Ham, SI1AE president. rienced police brutality firsthand, but didn't approve of the 9:45 p.m and moved their demonstration to the San Jose for you. Go away." a 11niversily police officer in front of With a swelling chant of, "No justice, no peace." some violence from some of the crowd. police department. Admissions and Records told reporters at 10:15. of the protesters huddled together, trying to ignite a flag. "I've been Nat up by police in Inglewood just for look- Others broke off on their own. Angry rioters stormed "Don't take the bus. Don't take the Light Rail. ('all your Ilaro directed the crowd to head for the police department ing wrong," he said as he strode down San (ark.. "But the down Second Street, breaking windows and screaming. daddy, your boyfriend. Somebody to pick you up." he said. while some protesters buffeted a KNIN news crew on the answer is to use your minds not your fists." By 10:15 the violent mob had clashed with police on At 10:35 members of the mob had made their way scene. The KNTV reporter, Wallis Alvin, shouted "Why Many screamed with anger over Wednesday's verdict. Santa Clara and First Street. Riot police chased anyone on through campus, running and shouting that they would try don't you guys go to the police department?" KNITV news "There was a goddamn video and nothing happened to the street. The scene was described as chaos. to block off Highway 280 as they headed in the direction of director said Thursday that Alviar was "trying to diffuse the the officers," said sophomore Dana Lovelace. "If they were Moving down San ("arlos toward &1St 1, shouting Duncan Hall. The crowd turned their wrath on people, situation." crowds left broken windows in their tracks. Police cars But it only seemed to encourage it. See RIOT Page 6 drove into the crowds and three to six arrests were made. See RAM; Page 6

4 2 Friday, May 1, 1992 San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS EDITORIAL Verdict sparks flames of anger across America

Nation moves Guard onto the streets of L.A., sending the city into a police state mentality. This would succeed in bringing order to the toward 'separate troubled area. Order, that is, until the Guard left the area and the residents pick but unequal' up the riots where they left off. Or, the National Guard can ignore the the tinder-dry section problem and go home, and the rioters can that is South Central Los continue their actions until the only In remaining part of the site is the concrete Angeles, the verdict was it was built upon. the spark to set it all off. No matter what, the riots will The fire of anger burning within the continue. The people of South Central residents translated to a conflagration of L.A. and African-Americans around the flames and smoke, not only in Los nation will not forgive the gross violation Angeles, but all over the country. of justice that Rodney King faced. Unlike It wasn't surprising. The only question the white Americans who suffer from left is, where do we go from here? short-term memory loss (where did the In the introduction of the "Report of furor over sexual harassment go?), the National Advisory Commission on African-Americans have been keeping Civil Disorders," Tom Wicker, former score on the injustices they have faced New York Times Bureau Chief, and are lashing out concluded that "Our nation is moving Also from Wicker's introduction: toward two societies, one black, one "Segregation and poverty have created in white separate but unequal." the racial ghetto a destructive Wicker wrote these words 24 years environment totally unknown to most ago. white Americans. What white Americans but what In 1992, more than ever, his words are have never fully understood Ed Fowler Spartan Daily still true. the Negro can never forget is that The result of the trial against the four white society is deeply implicated in the LAPD officers was a brutal slap in the ghetto. White institutions created it, face of minorities. white institutions maintain it, and white LETTERS TO THE EDITOR And now, minorities are slapping society condones it." back. Brutally. And now, black Americans are As far as we can tell, the state has two burning it down, in the ultimate response Stop the hatred Each other. doned; nevertheless, it is an integral part of options. against the hell they have been put As individuals we have the ability to our justice system, education system, and Gov. Wilson can put the National through for the past 300 years. Editor, stand together, to look beyond color, sex, most other systems. Most people placed the Lately this newspaper has run stories and ethnicity. To let ourselves rise above the blame where it belonged: on our govern- letters that attack oppression throughout the problems of the world and unite to improve ment But! was concerned about signs I saw world, that examine the injustices of govern- it for future generations. We have the power protesting "White Justice". ments, that cry in fear of losing liberties and to begin again. What our parents have left The trial was not white justice. It was no point to racism and anti-semitism. I'm going for us will not work. Let's start over so that justice, period. Although racism by blacks WRITER'S to try not to talk about that stuff. our own children won't be so cynical. against whites is more easily understood What lam going to talk about is what we We did not decide the fate in the Rodney than the opposite, it is still wrong. None of should be reading about: How to stop the King case. We do not support war in the us chose our race; therefore, being of any FORUM Monika Jung hatred. On Wednesday this country thought Middle East. We did not elect to use the gas race could definitely not be a personal fault. that 12 people in Southern California would chamber. It is not a fault, period. We may have some say that it is wrong to beat a man excessive- We can move on ... together. Stop the differences but we are all equal (though ly. They didn't say that, but we already know hatred! Someone should make buttons that apparently, some pigs are more equal). that it was wrong. What is so incredible is say that. Racism breeds racism and serves the gov- Was blind, but now I see what happened in the aftermath of the ver- Randy Levinson ernment that inflicts it. It is not black against dict: nine people dead (and none by the Senior, administration of justice white, but poor against rich, and "we the dismissed the evidence in front of my hands of the police). people" against the corporations controlling Ihaven't cried in along while, but when I came home Wednesday night face and made excuses. I tried to put For someone who was not alive in 1965 Wake up to reality the power in this country, even though and turned on the television myself in the shoes of the Senate. to see what happened in Watts,! was aston- blacks and native Indians are indeed more displaying the fury of injustice, my I let them get away with Thomas's ished by the rioting; L.A. looked like a disas- Editor, affected than other groups. It is time to be heart tugged down the tears. nomination just like I let Bush get away ter area, kind of like in October '89 when the I was delighted to see my campus waking very angry and it is a good time to act upon I sat there for some time unable to with the belief we needed a war. I whole Bay Area pulled together to help each up in response to the outrageous results of this anger. But one has to make sure to direct comprehend the juries verdict in the protested and wrote letters against the other in the face of a disaster that was com- the Rodney King's beaters trial.! was at the the anger where it belongs, so that "we the Rodney King incident. Until now, I have war but to no avail the war fought on. pletely unexpected. What about today? Our amphitheater on Thursday at noon where people" can be united. Those of us who are always considered myself to be an I went to great lengths to believe the economy is depressed, the job market sucks, many people expressed their disgust with the prejudiced could be educated once the edu- optimist. I have seen injustices prevail; American system worked the best it it's a bitch to graduate, and who really wants American justice system and with govern- cation system is renovated. You cannot i.e. Clarence Thomas, William Kennedy could. After all, we are better off than a to anyway? We live in a perpetual disaster ment sponsored racism. Most were using BEAT the prejudice out of a person. Smith, Oliver North and the Iran-Iraq lot of countries, I thought. I made excuse area, and we saw it coming. What do we do very strong, very appropriate words. Ben Weinberg war, to name a few, but my naive after excuse trying to believe in a county now? Who is there to turn to? Ourselves. This racism may not be officially con- Senior, journalism personality blinded me from the truth. I was brought up to love. My whole life I have truly believed I am as guilty as the twelve people on America was increasingly becoming a the jury who let four racist, beating, just place when it isn't. incompetent, disgusting policemen free Carol Tavris wrote that psychologists to beat again. say we need to believe in a just world, a The jury permitted the travesty IN THE world in which people get what they because they wanted to believe in the deserve, good is rewarded, and sin four white cops' reasoning to beat a punished. The belief in this just world is black man. The jury justified the beating CATBIRD SEAT Ellie Molloy a fundamental delusion that is central in because this world is racist and white the way we organize experience, making jurors would rather believe in an entity sense out of confusion, justice out of (the police force) they were brought up to cruelty and unfairness and orderliness out respect and believe in rather than a black of random events. This belief in a just man who's race has been historically Play perpetuates homeless stereotype world protects the legitimacy of the discriminated against for centuries. established order. This lying to ourselves has gone much "Squats", a play about Homeless individuals are "college This time, though, Nelson, who now Researchers say that when a belief in too far and the fighting in toe streets Whenthe homeless, opens at the students, grandmothers, everyday people," lives in the Evergreen area and is pursuing a just world clashes with an obvious fact illustrates just how far it has gone. University Theatre today, she says. "Only a minority of people who a bachelor's degree in sociology, chose to of injustice, one will deny the evidence I am scared. Veronica Nelson will not be are homeless are on drugs." keep her distance from the stage. Reality or reinterpret the event entirely. A person The King verdict is doing nothing for in the cast. The SJSU student, who was People often cannot afford even so- hurts. She did not feel at home with any of will go to great lengths to protect the racial ties. I walked by a black man today once homeless herself, chose not to called affordable housing and find the characters in "Squats", she says. basic faith. holding up a sign protesting the verdict audition, although tempted to do so. themselves without a place to live, Nelson Veronica Nelson may not be This theory epitomizes and defines and I felt like a piece of shit. I hate being Nelson, 35, and the mother of four says. "A job which pays $5 an hour performing this time around, but she will America and the people in it. a white person right now and I feel like I children ages 4-18, did not participate doesn't pay the rent." stop by the 390-seat auditorium to check Since we were small children our am being scrutinized and looked down because, she says, the play gives a Nelson knows the pain of loss. Loss of out "Squats". "I've got friends in the parents taught us what was good and bad upon when I walk by a group of black stereotypical view of homelessness. "I self-esteem. Loss of self-worth. "In show. It's going to be a good show. I'm and our teachers implied America was people. have to deal with men and women and welfare lines you hear a lot of no's," she definitely going to be there," she says. the greatest place in the world. America My only hope is that things will get children who arc fighting on a day-to-day says. Presently, residents at her shelter was the place dreams could come true. better before they get worse. It took basis to get hack on their feet," Nelson hear themselves addressed as "Mr. and "Squats" will be performed at 8 p.m. The idea that all people were created looting, arson, fighting and deaths to says. Her experience working at the San Mrs." It helps them feel good about May 1-2 and May 7-9 and at 2 p.m. May 6 equal and democracy is for all rang finally make Bush realize he has to take a Jose Family Shelter confirms her personal themselves, Nelson says. at the University Theatre, Fifth at San through my brain as truth. stand on an issue be has previously experience: The homeless dislike being "When I went to school at SJSU I Fernando Street. General admission is $9 I have taken what I have learned and avoided. cast in a stereotypical manner. started as a homeless person. I lived at the and $6 for students. The box office is treated it as fact. Now we will have to see what it will "Squats" gives credence to our San Jose Family Shelter and auditioned open from 12:30 to 5 p.m. weekdays or When Clarence Thomas' nomination take to make some changes. Hopefully preconceived notions about homelessness, for a part in 'To Be Young, Gifted and call during those hours at (408) 924-4555. I had this feeling in my gut this way will not be violent. Nelson says. Actors portray abusive Black. Nelson played a variety of parts, was accepted, Ellie Molloy is a Daily staff columnist. of disappointment and anger. How could parents, alcoholics, drug abusers and run- including Mama in a scene from Lorraine Monika Jung is a Daily staff Her column appears every Friday. they believe him over Anita Hill? I writer. aways, which, Nelson feels, is inaccurate. Hansberry's "A Raisin in the Sun."

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SPARTAN DAILY San lase State University IN Friday, May 1, 1992 Police respond to protest SJSU officials speak out on campus riot with riot-control tactics goal was to try and find a positive out- San Jose police did not interfere and come and not to find and punish the allowed UPD to deal with protesters By Alarvia 1.epler can involve calling in extra officers students involved. helped to reduce the potential vio- Daily Stall %roes and special units. "I think, as an educational institu- lence. If further assistance on campus is tion, we have a special mission to try But Chief Abeyta said officers Responding to an emergency call necessary, the SJPD will be there, and educate our students in how to would get counseling to help them at 11:16 p.m. from the University Damon said. deal with problems," Batt said. Ile said deal with the public's anger against Police Department, San Jose Police UN) officers are trained in the violence is never a solution. police as a result of the King incident. Department dispatched approximate- same way as San Jose police officers Henry praised the university police Abeyta said the main role of offi- ly 30 officers to campus Wednesday with the same powers and authority for their handling of the protests. cers on duty Thursday night would be night. as they have. Part of that training "What happened in L.A. doesn't to observe. They would only get According to UPD spokesman involves riot and crowd control. happen here," he said. involved if there was a threat to human Richard Staley, the San Jose officers Routinely, UPI) officers carry Batt cited the establishment of a safety or significant property damage. were called for assistance when the about 30 pounds of equipment on human relations board at SJSU as an Gerald Brody, interim vice presi- initial crowd of angry demonstrators their belts including: police radio, example of the university's long stand- dent for Student Affairs, and Fred Naj7 in front of Joe West Hall grew to a tear gas, handcuffs, keys, semi-auto- ing commitment to improving race jar, director of university housing ser- size that exceeded the ability of matic service pistol, spare anununi- relations on campus, and the adminis- vices, were also present at the confer- UPD officers to ensure their own tion, baton and flashlight. Under tration's current efforts were not just a ence. safety and the safety of students. The their shirts they wear soft body Vehna Nurse - Daily staff photographer "knee-jerk reaction" Najjar, who said he spent the night crowd was estimated to be between armor known to most people as bul- Janet Redding, director of university advances, with UPD Chief During the protest, henry had bot- walking up and down the residential 200 and 300 people. let-proof vests. They carry in their Richard Abeyta and Interim Executive Vice President Dean Batt tles thrown at the squad car he was sit- halls, said students there were dealing Throughout the night, UPD did patrol cars helmets with shields and ting in and was doused with water by with the events well and carrying on a everything to maintain the peace and gas masks. Of the 300 angry students protest- protesters. Nonetheless, he empathized healthy dialogue. avoid escalating the situation, Staley The helmet and shield were the Administrators ing, only 10 or 20 were involved with with their anger. Batt encouraged everyone to keep said. And while UPD officers were only special equipment worn by the violence, according to Batt, who "I did not feel this was a riot. I did channels of communications open. equipped with helmets, shields and UPD officers, Staley said. voice optimism praised student leaders who advocated not feel under siege" said Henry. "I've "I would be extremely disappointed batons, Staley said none of the offi- Wednesady there were between non-violence through the night. been in riots before" if we can't find a way to take a step cers used batons against the 15 and 20 UPD officers, according By Smita Patel Batt said the university's primary Henry said he thought the fact that forward and learn from this and grow.' protesters. to Samuel Henry, assistant vice pres- Daily staff WIWI' "Keeping the peace does not ident for student affairs.The large mean charging into the crowd," he group broke into two groups shortly Administrators, who had spent said. after 11 p.m. One group of about most of the previous night trying to With more protests and demon- 150 people forged west through calm angry students protesting the strations planned on campus, UPD is campus toward the UPD building Rodney King verdict, tried to cast a on what Staley calls "a higher degree and downtown San Jose. The other positive light on the incidents at a Earn $ while quit smoking of alertness," which he said involves group, about equal in size, according news conference Thursday. you a modified staffing pattern for the to an SJPD press release headed Dean Batt, SJSU's interim execu- time being. Staley said he does not northbound toward the SJPD and tive vice president, said the administra- know how many officers will be City Hall. tion's main concern is to let students SJSU SJSU included in that pattern, but at a news As many as five dozen windows know the administration understands SJSU conference Thursday afternoon, and doors were broken on campus their frustrations. FACULTY STAFF lIPD Chief Richard Abeyta said the mostly in Joe West Hall and the Din- "Our objective was to take some- STUDENTS department has 7 to 8 officers on ing Commons. A number of fire thing that was an angry moment for a WANTED WANTED duty now. The usual is 4 to 5 per extinguishers were tampered with lot of people and to focus that into a WANTED shift. and some trash cans damaged. The positive action," said Samuel Henry, Staley said officers will work in tJPD building, according to Staley, assistant vice president for student TO RECEIVE TO RECEIVE TO RECEIVE pairs if there is a concern for person- was not entered into by the protesters affairs. He spoke to a group of approx- al safety. Otherwise, procedures will and was undamaged. imately 300 angry students in front of REWARDS REWARDS REWARDS be normal. There is no actual written There were no reported injuries to Joe West Hall Wednesday night. policy for defining an alert status. students or officers, according to Sta- Henry was instrumental in arrang-

Officer Veronica Damon, spokes- ley. ing the forum Thursday morning Project, sponsored by San Jose woman for the SJPD, said her No arrests were made on campus, which gave students an opportunity to To participate in the Tobacco Use Awareness and Cessation (TUAC) department was well prepared for although SJPD officers arrested four vent their frustrations and concerns, State University Student Health Service. Students, staff and faculty tobacco users who register for the some kind of occurrence. SJSU students on suspicion of fail- according to Batt. program and attend 4 counseling sessions will receive a $20.00 certificate valid at Spartan Shops dining Damon anticipates future demon- ure to disperse and one SJSU student Anger over the acquittal of four facilities and Spartan Bookstore. Individuals who attend the counseling sessions with a student, staff, or strations and said SJPD is "on alert," on obstruction of an officer. All white police officers charged with the faculty tobacco user will receive a $28.00 certificate. meaning that the number of down- charges are misdemeanors. The five beating of a black motorist sparked town officers is increased and the students were booked in the Santa riots and protests in Los Angeles, command staff remains in touch with Clara County jail, cited and released. which were followed by protests at Remember, health problems associated with tobacco use have increased! It is the chief, single, cause of 11PD and the SJSU administration, At some future date, they will have SJSU and downtown San Jose. premature mortality in America, responsible for more than 390,000 deaths 1 in 6 U.S. deaths each she said. It can involve the addition to appear in court. None of the stu- Students piotesting at SJSU caused year. Also, in the United States alone an estimated 53,000 people die from secondhand smoke each yen of the riot helmet and shield to the dents was in police custody as of between $14,000-16,000 in damage, officers' equipment and if necessary Thursday at 1 p.m. mostly in the form of broken glass DON'T WAIT!!! A limited number of rewards are available for spring and summer 1992. Learn quit doors and windows, according to Batt. tobacco use skills now and receive a financial reward for your efforts. Call (408) 924-6119 or 924-6117 and make an appointment today. It can't do laundry or find you a date, but it can help you find more time for both.

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African Americans know they are not welcomed there." Steven Miliner, Professor of Afro-American studies "Forty-eight percent of prisoners are African American. Criminals in Amer- ica involved in the S&L scandal escaped punishment but (African Americans) are treated as if we are the real criminals." Steven Milner, Pro- fessor of Afro-American studies "There are a lot of concerns in our minds and our hearts, but there are other ways of channeling these concerns." Samuel Henry, assistant vice president for student affairs (spealring to protesters Wednesday night) "People are very pained and outraged. They are frustrated that the justice system does not seem to be working." Dr. Kathleen Wall, student counseling services Among the many prote "It is unfortunate the reaction to (the King verdict) reinforces negative stereotypes, and that I think is very sad." John 13cmhardt associate professor of history. "It's very frustrating to see something that happened in Watts in 1964 and see it happening again. It is very very frustrating to know in 1992 you still have that kind of situation. I think a lot of people other than African Americans were upset over this." Mozelle Wat- son, lecturer, Afro-American studies. "I think that anger and rage is very understandable. I think the government needs to hear that people are disillu- sioned and some changes need to be made. The government needs to see they are not providing justice in the eyes of many people and that needs to change." Rivka Polatnick, assistant professor of women's studies. "I'm an absolute believer that violence Is not tolerable on this campus." Dean Batt, interim executive vice president Velma Nurse Daily staff pholop :OR "As a member of the white middle Loren Rucker, a freshman psychology major, reacts to the emotion at a rally Thursday in the Amphitheater class I was outraged. The minority community needs to be reminded that The group collected hr these incidents don't happen in isola- tion. They happen under a lack of leadership." anonymous student "1 need black role models. My kids Timeline and map of Wednesday night's even' need them. You people are going to reach leadership positions. Bring the Dally staff report kids with you." Marc Skinner, high 12:40 a.m. Crowd assei school counselor. Time approximate plus or minus 15 minutes Jail and begins to yell. In begin to bang on the cei v Italics denote events at City Hall "I'm not amazed (about the verdict). I Santa Clara wish I could say I was, but I'm not" At 11 p.m. Fifty to 60 people gather in front of Joe 12:45-12:55 am. Dow Samuel Henry, assistant vice president West Hall. around Santa Clara to F for student affairs. Pavilion. San Fernando 11:15 p.m. Crowd gets boisterous. Moves down "When you sec a black man on the San Salvador, past Dining Commons over to San I am. City Hall group If we street, don't think he's an enemy. Carlos. Pork back toward comput don't love each other, the police is not going to love us." Rudy Wilson, Bt 11:20 p.m. UPD windows broken and protesters Et 1:02 a.m. About 25 5 rally attendee. split into two groups. One group toward Wahlquist One arrest made -5 0 CO .0 Library North, and one continuing down San Car- "If you want change, it takes a revolu- 1:20 a.m. About Sop CL los. tion and revolutions are bloody. March- Park ing and singing and dancing never 11:30 p.m. March moves through Pavilion up I .20 am. Second crov brought change." Abdul, rally 0 Market to Santa Clara. u_ back to S.W. Photographo attendee 40. 11:37 p.m. Crowd broke into run on turn from "If Bill Cosby's kid was Rodney King, Second around St John. Back down Fourth and cut 1:30 a.m. Two arrests c out- it would not have been the same over to Federal Building again. 1:32-1:40 am. Secant Roger Morris. 21. rally come." Windows broken at the attendee 11:40 p.m. Other protesters walk along First Street heading toward the police station and the Santo Building. "The message, right or wrong, liowo San Carlos Clara County Jail. er derived, is that police will he As 1:45 a.m. Both crowds Joe allowed to be violent." Jane Boyd Cs Midnight More than 250 people sit on the Fed- West 2 a.m. Fire alarms pull lecturer, women's studies. A eral Building steps. Hall der Hall. on 12:15 am. Bottles thrown at police. "Does it take a man being beaten 2:10 am. About 30e video tape and a not guilty' verdict to San Salvador 12:15 arn. Part of aowd arrives at OtyHoll/SJPO. bring us out here?" Lance Wright. mar- 2:25 am. Many staler Di 12: 30 a.m. Crowd moves toward Pavilion. keting student. I .ynn Benson Duly ttroducuon and design editor Loot- ing happens at Sports Fan. 330 Complete &pen By Monika Jung, Smita Patel, Vibha Bansal, Adele Gallucci, and John Pere/ dict reaction SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University Day, Month 00, 1992 5

Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley. down in angry storm of protest

Mat s 10 1. Sanchez Daily staff phot e many protesters that marched the streets of San Jose Wednesday night were SJSU students who held hands and chanted "No justice, No peace"

Scott Sady Daily staff photographer p collected briefly in front of the Federal Building on Second Street around 11 p.m. Wednesday night vents

Crowd assembles in front of the County begins to yell. Inmates hear the crowd and hang on the cell mndows. 55 a.m. Downtown crowd makes route Santa Clara to Fourth again and back to

City Hall group marches through St. James k toward campus. About 25 San Jose police form line. st made . About 50 police direct crowd to Plaza

Second crowd at Santa Clara heading JSU Photographer attacked Two arrests on Fourth and Santa Clara. ) am Second crowd arrives on campus 's broken at the Spartan Pub and the Art Leslie A. Salzmann - Daily staff photographer Juan Haro, Students United for Accessible Education president, Both crowds meet back at Joe West right, told police that they were as bad as the LAPD. Ham intro- Fire alarms pulled at Joe West and Moul- duced Salvador Dediosir., 16, as a victim of police abuse. Dad} stall photographer - About 30 officers leave Students began returning to Joe West hall around 2 a.m. Both glass doors to the hall were Many students go back to rooms smashed :omplete dispersal I NM.

6 Friday, May 1, 1992 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY RALLY: Violence breaks out in S.J. From Front Page Juan !faro, president for Students United For with television camera lights. Accessible Education, told the crowd the King One protester unrolled a flag with a peace sign throwing rocks and bottles at passers-by. incident was not isolated and occurs all the time painted on the fabric and hung it at half mast in At the 7 p.m. protests stall, more than 350 had in every city. front of the building. people gathered to show their disapproval of the "We need to get the community involved and Joan Burke, a junior at SJSU majoring in jour- jury's aquinal of the four officers in the King beat. let police know we will not tolerate this," }taro nalism, said a great injustice has been done. Mr. Newman, the president of the San Jose said angrily. "People say that this is not a racial issue, but it NAACP chapter , asked the crowd to bow their Many of the speakers spoke about the impor- is," Burke said. heads and pray to God. tance of protesting peacefully. There were "If the police officers were black and King "Help us do the right thing and direct us activists with green strips of plastic around their was white the officers would have been punished Lord," Newman said as members of the crowd arms who acted as the moderators to maintain a long time ago:' she added. were bowing their heads in unison. peace. Ken Stewart, an African American San Jose Marla Hudnall, a junior majoring in account- As the protesters were marching down Fourth police officer, said he was disappointed about the ing at SJSU, said not just the black community Street earlier in the evening, one young man with juries verdict. were upset with the King verdict. a basketball in hand got down on his hands and "From what I saw on the tape," Stewart said, "1 "In a sense," Hudnall said, "this incident will knees and yelled to a moderator, "I can't watch have concerns about the verdict 1 thought at least bring all faces together." people loot and pillager with tears welling up in one of the officers would have been found guilty:' One person who spoke with great vigor, told his eyes. "I don't want my county ruined," he the crowd that once again the government has screamed furiously. Written by Angela Hill and Monika Jung. given African Americans a bad check of insuffi- The crowd kept a fast pace to the Federal Traci Deguchi, Tony Marek, Monica Campbell, cient funds. Building as they yelled, "no justice no peace." Smita Patel, Adele Cauca, Anne Douquet and Velma Nurse Dully staff photographer "Fifty years of civil rights were ignored yester- Inside the corridor of the Federal Building the Les Mahler contributed to this report. day:' he said. chants echoed off the walls as the path was lit Andec Nieto, a political science major, and Alex Banks, RINF major, con- sole each other at a rally at the Student Union Amphitheatre Thursday RIOT: Violence, destruction Damages from Wednesday's protests add up From Front Page up Market Street, making a loop around Santa Clara Street. By Atoosa Savarnejad spend, but now that it's done, we'll had a window broken and about $500 St. John to Fourth and back around to This was about 1:30 am. and Christal Niederer have to fix it," Hendrickson said. worth of jackets stolen, assistant man- black cops they would have been in jail the Federal Building, the crowd moved The two groups landed on SJSU just Daily staff writers Clean-up processes were started at ager Oscar Lattimore said. long ago." on the Pavilion again about 12:30 am. after 1:30, weaving their way back to around 3 am. One person who couldn't put a Lucy Bradshaw, a white student, There, scenes from Los Angeles Joe West where the crowd, thinned to Wednesday's late night protest left But SJSU was not the sole recipi- price tag or even repairs on his loss supported the protest. "Protests will let were repeated. At least three in the about 150, shouted and chanted until a myriad of broken windows and glass ent of damages. Rioters and looters was graphic design major, Mike people know everybody cares." crowd crashed through a window at almost 3:30. Fire alarms were pulled in doors around the campus which put a broke windows and stole merchandise McGee. The downtown protesters made the Sports Fan, snatching merchandise Joe West and Moulder Halls, but were considerable dent in the Facilities from at least three retailers in the At wound 11:45 p.m. Wednesday, their way to the Federal Building on and running to the street false. UPD and San Jose police stood Development and Operations' wallet downtown area. Hank Coca's Down- McGee said that a rock crashed Second Street and bunched together A black bicyclist, Martin Dixon, back in the shadows of Moulder Hall's The University Police Department town Furniture, on the corner of Santa through his window damaging his on the steps, facing a line of about 20 shouted against the violence."That's many trees and watched quietly. A bus listed 35 areas of damage. This list is Clara and Third streets, appeared to Macintosh SE computer. McGee was police. Near midnight, the chant of what they want you to do. That's why came to take about 30 San Jose police not definite and is subject to change. have suffered the most damage. Nine outside with neighbors at the south "No justice, no peace," and "Fight the we get no respect. Disappointment away from the area just past 2 am. Joe West Hall, where the protest windows were broken, manager entrance to Hoover Hall when he power," resumed. As students began to return to resi- started, suffered four broken windows Henry Coca said, and he estimates heard the clash. A complete standstill arose between Simultaneously at City Hall and dence hall rooms, cleanup began. and two broken doors, but the Art damages at $5,000 to $10,000. "I knew it was my room," McGee police and demonstrators, some who San Jose police headquarters, the sec- Glass bits were scraped from the building was hit the hardest with a Impact Bicycles in the Colonnade said. were perched on garbage cans, in trees ond crowd converged. Protesters edges of Joe West's broken front win- total of 11 broken windows. suffered an estimated $7,000 damage, and on top of newsracks. Police had passed the County Jail, waking dows and doors. It will be another two to three manager Baron Corpuz said. Four to Daily copy chief Traci Deguchi sectioned off all streets in the area inmates who began banging windows Vengerflutta Smith, a resident weeks before everything is fixed, said five bikes were stolen as well as about contributed to this report Sounds of glass breaking could be in support of the crowd. director in Joe West, watched the Hank Hendrickson, director of opera- 200 pieces of clothing, gym bags and heard as boules were thrown at police. This second group rocked dumpsters cleanup from behind the closed gate in tions and design. For now, all broken roller blades, Corpuz said. The looters The line of officers remained still, but and chanted as they began to move the entry way. windows and doors are replaced by threw a garbage can through the win- Work at Top Silicon were poised in crowd-control position. back toward the campus. One white She was saddened, she said. "Peo- either plywood or plastic. Estimated dow to get inside, he added. Corpuz Nelson Valley Companies in One man, wearing a green, yellow man tried to steal Spartan Daily Photo ple are reacting to a sense of hopeless- cost of the damages was anywhere was told by observers that about 10 to PerSOM16 SNuCe5 the following fields. and red hat, which he said symbolized Editor Leslie Salzmann's camera, caus- ness and helplessness." ,A 1,14..1551 13....1 Typing between $3,000 to $5,000 which has 15 people were in the store "going 1,um r, Alpha. Numnk Receptionist-MI.11611nel the colors of the African National ing her to fall and twist her ankle. "But, who are we going to call to come out of FD&O's maintenance crazy." The Sports Fan in the Pavilion ShummgAnnving Technical Congress said, "All I want is peace." The downtown group, being guided the police?" budget, Hendrickson said. 1-2 yea. exp. req. /No Fees /1405) 241-8450 Ile stepped out to the police and held by waves of police, began to head for Written by Angela Hill. Traci "It's work that we didn't have to do up two fingers in the peace sign. Some SJSU also. Windows were broken at Deguchi, Les Mahler and Jason and money that we didn't have to in the group said he was the smartest Hank Coca's furniture store on Santa Rothman contributed to this report one around. Clara. 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By Tony Marek away from a protester who tried to run off the crowd. the crowd, the young woman I was talking to I went down under the kicks and punches Daily staff writer with it. She sprained her ankle in the process. By 11:15 the main group had grown to looked over in time to see a man being beaten of what seemed to be about four people. We got a call in the newsroom at about more than 200, as residents from Joe West to the ground about 100 yards away. Someone pulled me one way by my book bag Wednesday night I got to cover my first 10:40 p.m. - 10 minutes after we had sent and the surrounding halls spilled out to join As she screamed for his assailants to stop, while somebody else punched at my face and riot. I got a first-hand introduction to the Thursday's issue of the Daily to the printer. the crowd or watch from the edges of the I ran over and found him flat on his back, upper body. impact of the Rodney King decision here at We had no clue as to what would take place action. completely disoriented. His attackers had I dropped and covered my head while they SJSU. I saw anger and frustration with the on campus within 30 minutes of sending the A few of the people, who were attempting moved on for the moment. continued to kick me. All I could think of not-guilty verdict erupt across campus and final version off with the courier. to bring together an organized plan, started I helped him up and grabbed his bags. He while I was down was when would it stop and spill out into downtown San Jose. A hastily planned rally had been called for chants that were quickly taken up by the was just a passer-by and had no idea what had how far would they take it. And I found out what it is to be a target. 11 p.m. in front of Joe West Hall. All the crowd. They rose to a high intensity, then just happened to him. lie was having trouble I was lucky. It was over quickly, the main Early-on after the events of the night reporters and photographers had already left as quickly died out in the general confusion. walking straight, so I pulled him out of the damage being a bloody nose and a missing began to unfold (about 11:20 p.m.) I got the newsroom. The few lagging editors left The crowd was getting more and more crowd and we headed for what seemed to be book bag. jumped behind Joe West Hall. Myself and at urgent messages on as many answering agitated as calls for a peaceful demonstration a quiet area behind the building. I have no idea what happened to the man I least two others, who I saw get assaulted, machines as we could and headed for the competed with calls for immediate, direct That was a mistake. had been helping. By the time I got some of were singled out because we were in the rally. action. As we moved north to the lawn between my senses back he was gone and the people wrong place at the wrong time. What I was expecting was what SJSU I made my way to the corner of Ninth and Joe West and the Aquatics Center, I saw a who jumped us were running toward San Three Daily photographers were also protests have become known for - light turn- San Salvador streets, just south of Joe West. young male sprinting past us across the lawn. Carlos Street. roughed up at different times and all in differ- outs and a short duration. I was wrong. A reporter from KNTV was trying to He was being chased by a small group. I still had my notebook clutched in my ent places. Scott Sady had someone he was We anived at the hall at 11 p.m. and found cover the converging students, but she and her Just as I was realizing that we were in a hand and there wasn't anything I could do but trying to photograph take a swing at him and a core-group of about 60 loud, angry people cameraman were swamped by the crowd, relatively isolated area, and we were fairly wipe my face and make my way back to the try to take his camera. Marcio Sanchez had gathering on the steps. people jostling to get in front of the camera vulnerable, I was hit full-on from behind. main crowd. his camera pushed back in his face. And A typical turn-out, I thought, though the and vent their outrage. Apparently the focus of the chase had shifted It was 11:25. The protest bad barely Leslie Salzmann had to wrestle her camera bristling tension was already running through As I was trying to interview a member of to me. begun. 0 Associated Press summary of the repercussions of the King verdict a and frustration to erupt into riots in pie have died; 450 have been injured; faced amid the violence. Los Angeles took some steps to Protests also started in other parts Protests, riots occur Los Angeles and other parts of the and 300 have been arrested due to the In one icident, a black Los Angeles bring calm to the city. of the state. resulting in death state. violence. Times reporter pulled an injured Viet- The sale of ammunition and small In San Fransico protesters took The lack of testimony from king Nearly all the dead were minorities, namese woman into his car and drove quantities of gasoline were restricted. over two highways. and destruction and the transfer of the trial from ethni- and most of them balck. her through riot-torn South Central Freeways, schools, courthouses, More than 1,000 angry San Diego cally diverse Los Angeles to Simi Val- Los Angeles to a hospital. Associated Press Wire Services More than 100 Korean--owned museums, businesses and city build- area college and high school students ley, a predominantly white suburb stays in South Central and Koreatown In another case, a white journalist ings were closed for saftey reasons. walked out of classes. California has been shaken up but known as a bedroom community for were burned. who was shot five times while cover- not by an earthquake. Sporting events were cancelled. police, may have tipped the scales Stories of good Samaritans coming ing violence in a section of Los Ange- The Rodney King verdict has towards the defense. 4,000 National Guard troops were Edited by John Vieira, Daily wire to the rescue of injured victims sur- les said he owes his life to a black sent to assist police. editor caused pent up feelings of hate, anger As of Thursday afternoon, 14 peo- family that drove him to the hospital.

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San Jose State University Chapter OUTSTANDING STUDENTS The top 5% of juniors and the top 10% of seniors are invited to membership Congratulations to the following San Jose State University faculty, staff and students:

MICHELE Z. ALLEN RAYE DENISE FELLOWS INSOOK KIM GINA MARIE MOGNAGA TAMI C. RUNYAN MICHELLE ARAMBURU APRIL FERGUSON STEVE MARK KINOSHITA JON C. MONS DALE MICHELE RUTZ REIKO YAMAMOTO BAILEY JACLYN R. FOUST MARC STEVEN KNOBEL WANDA J. MOODY SHARYN M. SCHWAB FRANCISCO J.G. BARRIOCANAL LESLIE FREY KAREN M. KOLBER CHRIS MOORE DARREN E. SEAWRIGHT JEAN RISHELL BATES JAMES GAASTERLAND JOSEPHINE PUI KOO DOUGLAS HIROSHI MORIMOTO KEYOOR MADHUKAR SHAH CARA L. BELL KELLEY S. GATESMAN PAUL J. KRAMER JR. CAROLINA MORODER-MURILLO PATRICK D. SIMEON MARA S. BERGGREN CLAUDIA GATTO JONATHAN C. KU STUART EVAN MORSE JEANNINE MARIE SLATER ERNEST L. BLACK WELL, III EUNELL B. GERACI LORETTA L. LANGE SCOTT E. MOSELEY SHARON CLARICE SMITH TODD ERIC BODNER PAMELA JEAN HALL A.KATHLEEN HAYS LARSON CHRISTINE DE BAUNMUIR TAMARA LYNN SMITH MAGDALENA L. BOOT MIKYONG HAN WAI HING LAU LISA MARIE NACHTIGAL DENISE SAYURI SOGA MARGARET E. BOYD SABRINA M. HANLEY SUSAN S. LEE NAOKO NAKAIKE KIMBERLY KAY SORENSON JUTTA LISA BRASSILL LORRAINE HARDCASTLE MAN NING ANGELA LEUNG JENNIFER A NESS BONNIE J. SPECHT STEVEN KARL BRETZKE MILLIE HARDEN KELLY D. LIEBENGOOD RI THI NGUYEN SHANNON MARIE STABLI MONICA K. BUCHER LESLIE FRANCES HARDY LINDA S. LIM DEBORAH L. NISHIHARA CHRISTOPHER STEVENS KATHERINE M BURNETT MOJGAN HARIRIFAR JOHN ERIC LIMBERATOS LAURA NORES CATHERINE J. STINSON-PAOUE JOHN DAVID CALLEGARI JANETTE HASHIMOTO MARIAN LITTLE-FLORES MICHAEL A. OGDEN CAROL A. STRAUBINGER PEGGY CARY ANDREW HAYES ANTHONY MINGHAN LIU BRUCE DICKSON OWYOUNG KURT MUSTAFA TASER JENNIFER W.M. CHAK TODD HEIDENTHAL TRISTAN LOANZON JEFFREY S. PERHAM SUSAN TRAIGER LOUIS TAK WAI CHAN MARK L. HESSENELOW BARBARA JEAN LOVE IEN T. PHAN TONYA ANNE IVANCOVICH-TRAPANI LINDA CHEN SHELLEY A HILBER DIANNE M. LUNA NG111 VAN PHAN CARLA M. TRELAUN JULIA ANN CHESTER NANCY S. HILLS PHAN LUU CYNTHIA A. PINEDA JESSICA CLARE VERNON CHEUK HIM CHEUNG RHONDA L. HILTS SUZANNE A. MACK LAURA J. POMERLEAU FREDERICK H. VOLTMER, III ARLEENE CHUA JAMES FUJI HIRAMOTO CATHERINE A. MAHON CHARLENE POPKE CINDY S. WALLBRINK JENNIFER K. COHN FRANCIS HOANG STEVEN JOHN MARCELENO CRYSTAL R. RAMSEY QUENTIN R. WALULIS SHAWN M. CONROY MARGARET R. HODGES LAURA EILEEN MARTIN CHAD RAYNAL ANDY C. WANG CHARILYN J. DAMIGO SHIRLEY I.C. HODGSON LORRIE MASSA DONNIE REA KUO-SHU WILLIE WANG DAT 0. DANG CINDY JOANNE HOUTS VICTORIA M. MAUCK DIANE REED DEUTSCH MARIE M. WANG SARAH DARNLEY VALERIE R. HOWARD GENE A. McCORMICK LYNN A. REEDELL LISA D. WEHREN JOE DEARDON ELEANOR R. HUCK PATRICIA ANN McKAY JENIFFER D. BEGAN STEVEN K. WILSON REGINA DEIHL LEANNE M. HUERTA RON McMURTRY SIMONE GABRIELE RICO CRAIG M. WINTER KATHRYN ANNE DIETSCH TOM J. HULICK JULIE M. MEHTA JASON PAUL ROBERTS SUZANNE CAROL WITTRIG KATHERINE O. DOAN MARILYN JOHNSON HOLLY F. MICELLI NORMA E. RODRIGUEZ JILL REBECCA WOLF ELIZABETH EASTHAM KRISTEN JOHNSTON CHRISTOPHER T. MIKESELL PAMELA J. ROGERS ANDREW WONG TRACI LYNETTE ESTRUTH JUDITH HAYES JONES CHRISTINA MION MARIA CLAIRE ROSE DONNA MAE WONG J FERNANDO 0. EUSTA0U10 SHERRY LYN KASPER DELNIS LEO MIRANDA BRADLEY JOHN ROWEN MARIO MARTIN ZELAYA BONNIE L. FABER JOSHUA M. KELLY BHAVNA MISTRY P. KRISTIINA RUNGE

DIS77NGUISHED ACADEMIC ACHIEVF.MEN7' AWARD 1991 1992 LOCAL CHAP7ER OFFICER

JOHN BAIRD Marketing and Qiiantitative Studies President JO BELL WHITLATCH Library Vice President IRENE MIURA Child Development DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS Secretary STEPHEN FRENCH Humanities and the Arts Treasurer MARA SOUTHERN Teeing and Evaluation J. HANDEL EVANS Interim President, SJSU Public Relations. TONI CAMPBELL Child Development DONNA ZIEL Monterey County Campus Delegates at Large PAT HAM ILL Physics DON MYRONUK Engineering FACULTY AND STAFF INMA TES Immediate Past President JOHN WILLIAMS Geology

KEN BLASE Journalism and Mass Communications 1991- 1992 STUDENT CHAPTER OFFICERS JOHN CRANE Humanities and the Arts J. HANDEL EVANS Intenm President, SJSU President LINDA NUNN BOBBYE GORENBERG Nursing Vice President CORINE JUE LINDA RAY MARKERT Technology Secretary/Treasurer SHELLY WHITE HERBERT SILBER Chemistry Membership JOSEPH BEAULIEU DONNA ZIEL Monterey County Campus Immediate Past President ARTHUR L. JUE

The National Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi was established in 1897 to recognize superior scholarship and excellence among faculty and students across all academic disciplines. The local chapter of Phi Kappa Phi serves as San Jose State University's officially designated Honors Program. Each year, the organization awards over $50,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors (members and non-members) who apply through their local chapters. Phi Kappa Phi also sponsors the annual prestigious San Jose State University Lecture-A-Thon and the President's Scholarship for Outstanding Minority Achievement.