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Freshman Brian Lundy PARTAN DAILY becomes Spartan's leading receiver. Page 6 V 0L 99, No. 50 Published for San Jose State University since 1934 November 6, 1992

Student My achy-breaky back withdraws vi complaint Student cites lack of time BY KERRY PETERS Spartan Daily Stall Writer A complaint against the Campus Democrats alleging verbal and physical threats has been dropped. Marcia Holstrom, the student who filed the letter of complaint, decided to drop her charges. "It's just not worth it:' Holstrom said. "I don't have the time, and I don't have the energy to fight it:' The complaint, addressed to Dan Buerger, execu- tive assistant to Interim President J. Handel Evans, was filed last week after Holstrom interrupted a Campus Democrats press conference on Oct. 22 at Tower Quad. Holstrom said she interrupted the con- ference because she objected to the group's use of the university seal which she thought might lead people to believe SJSU was endorsing Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton for president. When Holstrom came forward at the event, sever- al members of the group hosting the event verbally attacked her, Holstrom said, and threatened to "take care of her later:' prompting her to file the complaint. However, members of the Campus Democrats and other people who participated in the event PATTI EAGAN SPARTAN DAILY denied Holstrom's charges. Carol Sullivan, In her step training class, pushes her students to the limit every Tuesday and Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the Spartan Complex. Holstrom said that after talking to Phil Sanders, Step training is a type of aerobics that emphasizes a cardiovascular workout and muscle toning without the stress to the joints. activities coordinator for Student Activities and Ser-

See COMPLAINT WITHDRAWN, Page 3 Fight breaks out between Theta CM, Job Corps members BY MARIA C. ROSI- according to UPD Lt. Bruce Lowe. Antonio streets. Corps. Spart an Daily staff Wtiter Job Corps spokesman Richard Martine' could Members of Kappa Sigma and Sigma Nu came to Job Corps has a strong national program, said An attack on a middle-aged homeless man trying not be reached for comment. the aid of Theta Chi members, Cordone said. Brown, but the San Jose site needs to improve its to sell shoes to support himself quickly escalated According to Theta Chi Vice President Arasato, As Job Corps security waited for the police to supervision. into a fight Tuesday night between SJSU fraternity when a homeless man asked if anyone would buy a speak with Wood, Wood unexpectedly struck "It's a bad example of a good program" said members who came to the man's defense and Job pair of shoes, a woman from the Job Corps group Arasato in the eye as he tried to walk away, Arasato Brown, who is also a Theta Chi member. Corps members, University Police Department said. kicked the shoes out of the man's hand. alleged. Job Corps members are not allowed on SJSU cam- Theta Chi fraternity members Toby Cordone and At that point, Wood, the suspect, allegedly struck San Jose police then called in for UPD assistance pus, said Lt. Lowe, who added that UPD, San Jose Aaron Arasato plan to file a complaint with police the man, who was carrying a bag and box of shoes with the problem, UPD Lt. Lowe said. Police Department and Job Corps administration are against Job Corps member Robert S. Wood, 21, who with him, prompting Cordone to call fraternity Some Theta Chi members said there is a long- working to improve community relations. allegedly hit the homeless man and both fraternity members inside the house, Arasato said. standing conflict between Job Corps members and "They're basically bullies," said Ken Zunker, a members, according to Arasato. Wood, who appeared intoxicated, allegedly struck local fraternity and sorority houses. Theta Chi member who witnessed the fight. "They The Job Corps, a federally funded program under Cordone in the jaw after he repeated one of the Mel Brown, director of ethnic affairs at SJSU, cause a lot of problems in the neighborhood and the Department of Labor, was started by Lyndon B. obscenities yelled at him, Arasato said. plans to speak to Job Corps members late next week shouldn't be near the university." Johnson and provides youth with hands-on job Fifteen San Jose police units responded when a about improving relations with the local neighbor- "I definitely hope it doesn't happen again. Some- training. group of Job Corps members allegedly rushed hood. He also hopes to learn Job Corps' viewpoint of one has to step in and protect the houses:' Arasato The election-night fight allegedly began when a toward the Theta Chi house with broken bottles and the situation. said. group of five to six Job Corps members started broom sticks, Cordone said. "I want to improve the atmosphere between the Theta Chi members said they hope Job Corps yelling obscenities at Cordone and an SJSU female The Theta Chi house is four houses away from the campus and Job Corps:' said Brown, who once moves away from the area when its lease expires in friend standing in front of the Theta Chi house, Job Corps site on the corner of I I th and East San worked a summer job in Pennsylvania through Job the spring of 1994.

Speaker describes Colonus speaks City works to bring alcohol, drugs as 'El Teatro' to San Jose

'universal poison' BY RACHEL LUTHER revitalize the Century Center in r Daily Matt Wnter San Jose. BY JON SOLOMON l'he SJSU theatre arts depart- "This is an opportunity to pre- Spartan Daily Stall Writer ment pulled together Thursday at a serve a historic building the Tobacco takes more lives and results in more medical San Jose City Council meeting to Jose Theatre (located in the Centu- and psychological problems than all other drugs Will bring El Teatro Campesino to San ry Center):' Pandori said. bined, said Frank Stass, medical director of the Adult Jose. Mayor Susan Hammer said she Unit at Oak Creek Hospital. El Teatro Campesino is a Chi- spent approximately three months Stass spoke Wednesday on drug use and its effects on cano theater company founded by working with Valdez. health as part of the ongoing series on preventive health I.uis Valdez, an SJSU alumnus. The "I believe El Teatro Campesino sponsored by the health education department. company was born in the 1960s is something the communities are Among legal and illegal drugs, alcohol is the second and performed on the flat bed of a lusting after," Hammer said. "We leading killer, Stass said. truck to keep up the moral of the are really excited about it:' "Alcohol tends to affect every part of the body:' he farm workers. "Its strongest strength is to said. "Alcohol is the universal body poison. It can kill The City Council decided to bring people together:' said Coun- every cell in the body. Alcohol poisons the liver and kills consider bringing the stage corn- cilwoman Blanca Alvarado. "They cells. Each time we kill a liver cell, we leave a scar. Over 'any to the Jose Theatre in San have given us a soul connection:' the years we turn our liver into a big piece of scar tissue:' lose by delegating the Redevelop- Noe Montoya, job specialist at Drugs and alcohol poison from the skin on in. he said. ment Agency staff to work with the Independence High School, also One type of a skin condition that can develop from board of El Teatro Campesii to felt motivated to speak during the excessive drinking is rhinophyma, where the nose swells look for potential sites for the com- council meeting. and gets red, like Karl Malden's, he said. pany as well as to look at costs of "I was about ready to be kicked Drugs and alcohol are only a temporary escape from bringing the company to San Jose. out of school when El Teatro the stresses and concerns of everyday life, he said. During the meeting, Robert inspired me:' Montoya said. Drugs, like heroine, cocaine and speed, can poison the Jenkins, professor of theatre arts, "El Teatro took our (Chicano's heart over a long period of time or they can have an spoke on behalf of the faculty and and Latino's) message around the acute affect with an excessive blast of a stimulant, which staff of his department. world' Montoya said. could result in a heart attack, he said. The liver acts as a "El Teatro Campesino is an Approximately eight people filter which eliminates toxins and metabolizes. artistic, cultural, spiritual and spoke on behalf of bringing El "Not only are we killing our livers with drugs and moral force," Jenkins said. Teatro Campesino to San Jose and alcohol, we are also killing the ability to detoxify" Although there were no protests hopefully to the Jose Theatre. And Another factor involved with drugs and alcohol is the or objections voiced, the council they all agreed that the idea was distortion of reality for a short period of time, he said. AMIE LEIGHTONSPARTAN DAILY didn't confirm El Teatro promising and that the council "One thing about smoking is that it ha.s immediate Mark Guess, star of SJSU's production of 'The Gospel at Colonus," Campesino's move to San Jose. should look into it. effects and it works. It changes your mind and the way reinacts some of the show's moments. The play opens Nov. 13. David Pandori, the city council- "I do encourage (the council) to you feel:' he said. "But in the long range it doesn't change man who presented the proposal, take a good, hard look and bring the outcome." said the opportunity will also help El Teatro to San lose Jenkins said. . 2 Friday, November 6.1992 San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY Forum & Opinion EDITORIAL Education is the start in curing the AIDS ignorance

American public still "controversies" surrounding his /heseems to remain ignorant in return. its understanding of AIDS Maybe AIDS is just not a big con- and is failing to become cern for the American government. educated about a disease that is of What will it take for the seriousness of great magnitude to society. this disease to be dealt with in an But all of the blame can't be put on urgent manner? AIDS will not go the American public. away. It will not fade. President George Bush's AIDS One of the answers to the dilemma Commission was called inactive by of AIDS is education. No longer can Magic Johnson who served on the anyone afford to wait until AIDS commission before stepping down. affects them or someone they may One would think that Johnson's diag- know. AIDS affects all of America. nosis as having the HIV virus would There is a need for the American gov- assist in waking up people to the ernment to invest in its cure. problem of AIDS and call for more Let's hope President-elect Bill Clin- education on the subject. ton not only addresses the problem Yet Johnson was another victim of like he said he will do but let's hope fear and ignorance about AIDS. On he will invest in the education and Monday, Johnson ended his basket- possible cures of AIDS. ball comeback bid because of the

Citizen review board needed FREDIWIPERT SPARTAN DAILY

a homeless activist who Wagers Ashas patrolled the streets of Scott Getting loopy shouldn't always involve drinking San Jose for the last three years I have witnessed s out' people call it her more because she showed a several instances of police Campus Viewpoint getting loopy, others get personality and was actually harassment and brutality. These trashed, dazed, messed . . . some people quite fun. instances seldom make news and are up...the list goes on and / I don't really blame Jennifer often discarded by Internal Affairs, stone philosophy underlying non- on. lave come to rely on for acting the way she did. We even when adequate documentation violent direct action and it works But no matter what pet . . all probably drink a little too and evidence exists. Based upon my today as it has throughout history. name you give it, getting drunk drinking in order to much sometimes so that the PII experiences, I strongly disagree with Chaos does not have a goal; non-vio- has become an integral part of next moring when people tell Kerry Peters your editorial "Citizen Review board lent direct action seeks to draw atten- many college student's lives. have a good time us what a fool you made out of not necessary for S.J.... police" tion to an injustice. Many of us, 50.2 percent to ourselves, we can blame it on (Oct.27). Third, the article implies that no- quote statistics, began our the alcohol. Writer's Forum First, the article lends little cre- built in biases exist in San Jose's police drinking habits way back dur- when they go out. Despite the image of the dence to the severity and extent of department: "San Jose Chief Lou ing our high school days. stereotypical drunken college police brutality in San Jose, let alone Cobarruviaz is fully qualified to regu- Drinking beer or whatever student, there are those who learned not to be shy after get- the degradation felt by those who late his officers (it is his job)...." I have other spirit one chose to in order to have a good time have managed to rise above the ting drunk. have been the victims of police abuse. met with Chief Cobarruviaz on sever- indulge in became a Friday when they go out. Our society rest of us and be crazy without I really wish I could be more The article was written as if its author al occasions and believe that he is night ritual. Now that we are in has become so caught up in having to deal with the hang- like my sister. In fact, my bank was unmindful of what happened in dedicated to his job. However, the college, some of us have even "looking cool" and "acting over in the morning. account tells me just how much Los Angeles: "It's too easy for people notion that the police department is extended that ritual to Thurs- cool" that we need to drink I admire those people who I wish I could be like her every to allow their emotions to interfere capable of adequately disciplining day, Friday and Saturday night. alcohol as a way to be silly and have learned to be outgoing month when I see all those with a professional decision regarding itself without community input is Now, drinking is not ness- break down our barriers. and talkative toward people ATM withdrawls on my bank the police department." Anyone who devoid of logic. A grass roots citizen esaryily a bad thing. In fact, I Take last weekend for exam- without having to drink. Take statement. has witnessed or experienced police review board is based upon a democ- can name numerous people I ple. I spent it down in Santa my sister for example. On Hal- Don't get me wrong. I'm not brutality knows that the attitude ratic principle: the community should have met while "under the Barbara with my younger sister loween night she volunteered trying to condemn anyone for "leave it to the professionals" (like oversee the actions of the police influence" that I wouldn't have and some of her friends. One to be the dreaded designated going out and drinking and Darrell Gates?) does not illuminate department (who are public servants) during any normal situation. of the girls, we'll call her Jen- driver. Dreaded at least to me having a good time (as long as the true causes of police abuse and and have the ability to recommend It's a social lubricant, as nifer, mainly because that was and all the other people I was it doesn't become a problem.) ignores its history. disciplinary action if necessary. they say, and I for one have her name, came along but with because we figured she But wouldn't it be nice if every Second, the direct action taken at The key to making the process managed to strike-up many didn't know anyone but my sis- wouldn't have a good time. once in awhile we could go out the Oct. 13 San Jose City Council work is the inclusion of people who stimulating conversations ter. She hardly said a word all Alas, she proved us wrong. and be loopy...and sober at the meeting was not "chaos:' It was a non- live in communities where police bru- because of it, although they weekend...until Saturday night In fact, her soberness and my same time? violent demonstration which succeed- tality and harassment are most preva- may not have always made when she got sonic alcohol into drunkeness put us about on ed in getting the attention of city lent. Neither an auditor nor a citizen sense. her. Suddenly, quiet little Jen- the same level. I'm not quite council members and the media. As review board appointed by the city The one thing I have noticed nifer transformed into jabber- sure when it happened, but founder of the Student Homeless council would ensure grass-roots par- though, is that sonic people jaws we couldn't shut her somewhere down the line, she Alliance, I have given testimony at city ticipation. A citizen review board, have come to rely on drinking up. But you know what? I liked learned not to be shy while I Kerry Peters is a Daily staff writer. council meetings over a dozen times shaped in part by members of in the last two years, only to be heard oppressed communities, is a critical when we camped at the doorstep of step towards ensuring checks and bal- City Hall with 80 people. Such action ances between the power structure Letters to the editor is taken in the spirit of Dr. Martin and grass roots community organiza- Luther King Jr. who asserted in his tions. and unsubstantiated innuen- happy life in the world. neglects to mention that the famous letter from Birmingham Jail, In defense of Rama do. Rama has never taught Angela quotes me as saying small handful of disgruntled "freedom is never granted by the anyone to "completely depend that Rama "is charging for the ex-students to whom she refers oppressor, it must be demanded by Scott Wagers upon him", nor has he encour- spiritual energy with which he are all associated with CAN. the oppressed:' This is the corner- President of the Student Homeless Alliance Angela Hill's article, "Com- aged his students to "sever empowers students". This is Who are the "dozens of former puter cult offers wealth, spiri- family ties". My relationship pure fabrication I never said students" to whom Angela tual energy in exchange for with my parents has strength- or implied such a thing. I pay a alludes? Her article quotes only money", is a vicious example ened since I began studying voluntary tuition to participate one. DAILY of media manipulation by with Rama. They recently visit- in computer science and career I study Buddhist yoga with SPARTAN individuals associated with the ed me and we had a wonderful development seminars which Rama. I find the program he SMITA PATEL execut Ye editor Cult Awareness Network time. They were especially are taught as part of a Buddhist offers to be fulfilling and fun. (CAN) and Lenz-Watch. CAN pleased to observe that I enjoy yoga program for advanced As the article's title implies, I ADELE GALLUCCI city editor and Lenz-Watch are right- a high standard of living students. do in fact have more spiritual SCOTT SADY photo editor wing fringe organizations ded- despite the difficult economic Angela herself resorted to energy and make quite a lot MARCIO J. SANCHEZ chiefphotographer icated to religious bigotry. times in which we live. I cer- subterfuge and dishonesty to more money than I did when I JOHN VIEIRA forum editor Their members and associates tainly do not lead a "spartan gather material for her article. began the study. BRIAN HARR arts 6. entertainment editor are alleged to have engaged in life, with only a futon and a Claiming that her name was To sincere spiritual seekers JOHN PEREZ frames editor harassment, blacklisting, slan- tape player". Like many of "Sarah" Hill and professing an who would like to learn the der, illegal surveillance, kid- Jim Sims sports editor Rama's students, I own and interest in meditation, Angela truth about a unique and ful- napping, and wartime brain- operate a successful computer acquired a wealth of positive Les MAHLER chief copy editor filling program of Buddhist washing techniques in order to software company. As the arti- material about Rama and his ATOOSA SAVA R NEJAD national Preign editor practice, I can only recom- destroy religious groups of cle points out, Rama's students teachings which she chose to mend that you attend one of which they do not approve. "aren't stupid" we are "well- ignore. Instead she allowed the free seminars Angela so GREG CAMPBELL advertising director Many of CAN'S so-called educated and refined and are herself to be manipulated by enthusiastically maligns. You "deprogrammers" are convict- used to a nice lifestyle". Rama's the Cult Awareness Network have nothing to lose but your RAMIL G. RAMIREZ retail advertising manager ed criminals. Now they have program is indeed "attractive and its spinoff, Lenz-Watch. pain. AARON CALILAN advertising art director targeted Rama and his stu- to young, career-minded peo- Angela is fully informed of the NEELAM PATEL national advertising manager dents, labelling us a "cult", ple" because it provides an shady and unsavory nature of LIONEL R. CARREON advertising production manager simply because we practice opportunity to pursue spiritual CAN'S activities, yet she por- CHRISTINA MION advertising marketing manager Buddhist yoga. development hand in hand trays CAN as an innocent David Gottlieb JIM BUTLER advertising marketing manager Angela's article is full of lies with leading a successful and "information network" and Student of Rama RYAN CASE advertising downtown manager SUSAN GAMBERG advertising co-op manager

RrpoRTER I: JIM BAT(' Ho, STE YEN clIA E. SEAN COOPER, RICHARD ESPINOZA, AMOS FABIAN, KARA GAR( IA, DoN MI LEE, ERIK HOVE, RACHEL LUTHER, VICTOR MARKOVICH, IR., JANE MONTT& Forum Page Policies DEBRA MYERS, KERRY PETERS, MARIA c ROSE, NIL 01 E SIRI, MATT SMITH, ION SOLOMON, BRIAN WACHTER COLUMNISTS: I YNN BENSON, BROOKE 3104 BY FuGGs, ANGELA HILL, DOROTHY KLAVINS, JASON RoTEIMAN, NH 01.A3 SMITH The Spartan Daily provides a daily Any letter or column for the forum They may also be mailed to the Forum ILLUSTRATORS: ED FOWL ER, FRED! IMpERT Forum page to encourage a "marketplace page must be turned in to C. PHOTOGRAPHERS: PATTI OMAN, JENNIFER FEURTADO, MARVIN BONG KAREN HAMNER, Letters to the Editor, The Spartan Daily, Department of DAVE MARSHAL!, LUISE MCFADDEN, TARA MURPHY, RICK W A( HA of ideas." Contributions to the page are Editor' box in the Spartan Daily news- Journalism and Mass Communications, ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES: Mil BEEMAN, JEFFREY BREDEK, CHRISTOPHER IETER, encouraged from students, staff, faculty room, Dwight Bentel Hall 209. We are San Jose State University, One Washington ADAM RUBEN)TEIN, AARON THAD'HER, 1)0DG WAIK ER, (VI IVY WELSH and others who are interested in the uni- open most days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Square, San ARTISTE WI! I IAN (NI N. AVE! !No POMBO, Jose, CA, 95192. Or they can ADVERTISING PRODUCTION versity at large. be RI( K SWEEPER, BOB sToNEBURNER FAXed to (408) 924-3282. SPARTAN DA I LY sari lose State University II Friday, Ni,vcinlirr 5, 552 Spal -t a Gu tid U.S. tariffs would triple import [he San Josfs State calendar

pus Chtistian Center Chapel (10th and San Carlos streets); 8 p.m., St. prices of European white wine Today Joseph's Cathedral (San Fernando ASSOCIATION OF ETHIOPIAN dud ket streets), call 298-0204. WASHINGTON (AP) The pean exporter of wheat gluten and "We've got one president. He condition of anonymity. STUDENTS: Meeting, 2 - 4 p.m., Bush administration, seeking to rapeseed oil to the U.S. market. has to make those decisions. I don't MacSharry had been leading EC SO Pacheco Room, call 924-8084. Monday 9 force trade concessions for Ameri- Hills said that she was delaying want to get in the way:' efforts to reach a compromise on the INDIA STUDENTS ASSOCIA- AFRICAN LEADERS EDUCAT- can soybean farmers, announced the effective date for the new tariffs An aide said earlier that Clinton soybean issue as well as a broader dis- TION: Meeting, 12:30 p.m., SO ING AND RISING TOGETHER Thursday that it was imposing to allow negotiators time for one generally believes the United States agreement over an American demand Almaden Room, call 259-2804. (A.L.E.R.T.): Geneial meetings, 6 - punitive tariffs on $300 million last-ditch effort to resolve the "must get tough" when foreign for sharp reductions in all subsidies 279-3381. INTER-RESIDENTIAL HALL /1, m , W1(. 210, call worth of European imports. underlying trade dispute involving countries refuse to open their mar- paid to European farmers. That dis- ASSOCIATION/INTERNATION- CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER: The move would effectively American soybean sales to Europe. kets. pute has stalemated the Uruguay AL HOUSE: Coffee Hose, 8 - 10 Word Bible study, noon - 1 p.m., triple the import price of a bottle of "We have demonstrated extra- French Trade Minister Round of free trade talks, a six-year p.m., International House (360 S. Campus Christian Center, call 298- European white wine and it threat- ordinary patience and we are open Dominique Strauss-Kahn said that effort to get new rules governing 11th St.), call 924-6193. 0204. ened to set off a full-scale trade war to further negotiations in the 30 France would never yield to dic- world trade. LATTER-DAY SAINT STUDENT CAREER PLANNING AND between the United States and the days before the duties become tates from Washington. She said Currently, the United States impos- ASSOCIATION: Forum, speak,' PLACEMENT: Job -site interview, 12-nation European Community, effective," Hills told reporters. the actions "risk plunging us into a es a tariff of about seven cents per and luncheon; 12:30 p.m., LDSSA 1.) p m Engl. 189, call 924-6033. America's biggest overseas market. "However, given the trade harm trade war that no one wants." bottle on wine imports. However, if Institute at 66 S. 7th Street, call 286 CHICANO COMMENCEMENT U.S. Trade Representative Carla the United States is suffering. I In a move that could greatly the new punitive tariffs goes into 3313. COMMITTEE: General meeting, Hills announced that effective Dec. must proceed with a compensatory complicate new negotiations, effect on Dec. 5, the duty will jump to SAN JOSE STATE FOLK DANCE to in I hicano Resource Center, 5, the tariffs on a 750-milliliter bot- trade action." European Community Agriculture 200 percent of the import price of the CLUB: Beginner/inter r netliate ill all 924-2707. tle of white wine from Europe Since 1986, the United States Commissioner Ray MacSharry wine. Thus, a bottle of wine costing pushing the European abruptly resigned on Thursday, an American importer $10 would be national folk dance class (no part- RE-ENTRY ADVISORY PRO- would rise from seven cents to 200 has been pushing the cost ner), 7:30 - 1030 p tn., SPX 89. call GRAM: Ite-ently support group, percent of the prices paid by Community to reduce production according to sources at EC head- hit with a $20 tariff, 293-1302. 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., Administration importers. subsidies for soybeans and other quarters in Brussels who spoke on of the wine to $30. Saturday 7 Building Counseling Group Room, American consumers would not oilseed products. These farm call 024-5930 or 924-5939. likely feel the effects of the higher products are primarily used for AKBAYAN CLUB: UFACC cattle feed in Europe. The adminis- ASSOCIA- tariffs until January because many 9 am, Lake Cunningham Park, SJSU WING CHUN Meeting, / - 9 p in., Women's importers have stockpiled ship- tration claims the unfair subsidies 534 1140. TION: Gym patio area, call 249-8573. ments in anticipation of such a cost American producers $1 billion COMMUNICATE IN COLOR AMERICAN INDIAN CENTER: move. a year in lost sales. ARTS AND Veterans' Day Pow-Wow, 5 p.m. - SCHOOL OF Several importers said, however, Hills expressed the hope that galleries art COLOR LASER COPIES midnight, Oak Grove High School DESIGN: Student that if the tariffs take effect virtual- talks over the next month would 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Art Building, gym (285 Blossom Hill Road), call shows, ly all European white wines would succeed but also issued a new tar- call 924-4330. 971-9622. disappear from American store get list of $1.7 billion worth of 'Presentations 'Transparencies Aerobics class STUDENT HOMELESS SPARTAEROBICS: shelves because the importers other European products. She said p.m., Events ALLIANCE: Meeting, noon, Afro- sign-ups, 8 a.m. - 4:30 would cut off orders rather than the administration would broaden 'Displays 'Sales Flyers sign up in American Center (6th i and Julian Center aerobics room, risk being caught with expensive the tariff targets beyond the origi- call 924-5960. *Charts & Graphs *Copy From Slides streets), call 335-7039 A.S. Busii less office , inventories they can't unload at nal $300 million unless the negoti- W.I.N.G.S. WOMEN'S ISSUES triple the current price. ations succeed. Sunday 8 GROUP: Meeting, 8 p.m., Moulder U.S. officials released a two-page The new list included industrial Plain 201b CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMU- I-ball formal lounge, call 924-8954. list of 240 wines that would be hit exports as well as farm products in 8ir x11" White Paper I NITY: Smithy , with the higher tariffs. The United an apparent effort by the United States imported $270 million States to spread the threatened eco- spatidt 1,4\ alattle NISU I at ally :aid slaltilrganitalions It live Dead- COLOR I line riiii .14.4 , tic 45.1t1.114,4:11 'T.1114111 )411v, 1)101 worth of white wine from Europe nomic pain beyond farmers as a 1 last year, with France supplying way of forcing concessions. $125 million of that amount. Other Officials of the European Com- COPIES big suppliers were Italy, $98 mil- munity gave no hint they planned News Room (408) 924-3280 lion, and Germany, $35 million. to back down. EC officials have Fax 924-3282 Wines from Spain, Portugal and vowed to retaliate by boosting tar- 924-3270 Greece were also targeted for the iffs on American products if Euro- kinkoss Advertising new 200 percent tariffs. pean goods are hit. In an addition to $270 million Hills briefed President Bush and Classified 924-3277 252 7821 I in white wine imports, Hills also other members of his Cabinet on the copy center 295 4336 '821 Saratoga Ave I announced that 200 percent tariffs Thursday. Bush insisted the United 93 E Sun Curios St Corner of Saratoga & SP ART AN DAILY, (USPS I 109-4$0, a( I. t. .1, would be imposed on $30 million States was trying to resolve the N rig PIN, wry, IS irAKIty San Imo Il,un,i M,y.4 .Wushiliphao Sa, Ir., 4,A. vwci .014r. I Across From McDonald's Lawrence Express Way I r NORA Ra wird 441 reAtionao \ Pne. I A in imports of wheat gluten, pri- trade dispute in a way that would Om tmr -EXPIRES 11-31-92 u.1 ,+ o o 5 T 0,1!711:, marily used as a binder in pet food, be acceptable to U.S. interests. and in rapeseed oil, a cooking oil. "No trade war. Just looking after =MO Germany is the principal Euro- the interest of world trade," tin' president said. In Little Rock, Ark., President- elect Clinton echoed a statement he made Wednesday that foreign AZT five years later: Successful governments need to realize that during the two-month transition, Bush was still president. Asked about the sanctions, first step in fight against AIDS Clinton said: PHILADELPHIA (AP) AZT disease." AIDS therapies, Feinberg said. is not the miracle AIDS patients In 1987, Dr. Margaret Fischl "Until there are several drugs ...... had once hoped for, but in the last and colleagues at the University of with several different actions, AZT five years, the drug has become a Miami showed the effectiveness of will continue to be essential. New bearer and coupon entitles the mainstay in treating the HIV AZT. drugs will have to be blockbusters This to a 25% virus, researchers said. "We were so lucky to find that to eclipse AZT," she said. I up to 3 guests meal AZT changed the AIDS land- early success:" said Dr. Judith Fein- In the Annals' review, McLeod WST I discount on any Street scape, giving scientists their first berg of Johns Hopkins University, and co-author Dr. Scott Hammer order at Willow hope that the disease could be who helped set up the first federal- said that the quick FDA approval Wood-Fired Pizza. treated. But it cannot singlehand- ly sponsored clinical trials of AZT. of AZT enabled doctors to learn REGISTRATION edly combat the virus, said the "AZT turned the world upside much about AZT once it was in Suturdoy and Sunday 12 00noon. authors of a retrospective look at down and rewrote the rules of how use. " 000 in to DEADLINE 1 Wednesday AZT in the Annals of Internal we would proceed" The main lesson learned was II Monday thtough to 10 00p m Medicine. Still, some say it's time to move that the drug's side effects nau- 30a m 9 00,, Weekend Breakfast 4,0e, "There was always the hope that on to developing other treatments. sea, muscle pain and anemia November 12 I :le also sers,e it could silence the virus:' said co- AZT "works some of the time are less frequent at the lower doses I 2 00p m author Dr. Gavin McLeod of the for sonic of the people said David now used, and that those problems New England Deaconess Hospital. Gold of the Gay Men's Health Cri- can be overcome. "But in reality, knowing that it did sis. "It is not the compound that 'Although much has been Don't Wait! not inhibit the virus 100 percent, has made HIV infection a chronic, learned ... during the past five we're not surprised it didn't" manageable disease, and that's a years, many areas of promise and Test Date; But AZT, scientists recently great disappointment" uncertainty remain that need to be Dec. 5, reported, may also delay the onset Attention should focus on further explored; they said. "We of AIDS in people infected with drugs that work differently against hope to move well beyond this first 1992 HIV hut without symptoms of the virus and boost the immune but important step in the treat- AIDS. system, Gold said. ment of HIV-infected persons in Willow Suer. Stanford University's Dr. the next five years:' 1072 AZT, or zidovudine, is the only 408.97i. 7080 s one of three HIV antiviral drugs Thomas Merigan, who investigates AZT, marketed as Retrovir by Tel: . .1 approved by the Food and Drug AZT alternatives, agreed that HIV Burroughs Wellcome, had world- ...... Administration. needs new types of intervention. wide sales of $315 million in the $25 Fee b The other two are known as But, he added, researchers and fiscal year that ended Aug. 31, Pay at Cashier's office ddC and ddl; ddC is used in com- patients should not abandon AZT. 1991, the last figures available, said L_ bination with AZT, while ddl is It will not be as easy to develop company spokeswoman Sharon given when the patient can no as successful a new generation of Bielcus. longer tolerate AZT. The first hints of AZT's ability RECESSION BUSTERLILIal to fight the AIDS virus came in Complaint withdrawn 1985 from its makers at Burroughs Name Brand...At A Clone Price! Wellcome Co. 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`Tartan (Salty Stall Writer Franti is one of the few who backs up rap's millions off in the distance.' tributed thoughout. Some of the Beneath the flag-waving fervor of Opera- anti-establishment pretensions with informed, CIF finer moments on the album tion Desert Storm, an undercurrent of protest detailed dissentions. Yet the message is made Hiphoprisy include "Birth of Ignorance," flowed through American streets in January weaker by a stiff lyrical delivery and a lack of "Time" and "Monetary Gain:' 1991. the overpowering rhythm that possesses lis- which are all considerably catchi- "The Winter of the Long Hot Summer" by teners of masterworks like "Fight the Power" soul of the stereotypical successful African- The Darling Buds er than anything on, say, the last the Disposable Heroes of 11 iphoprisy chroni- and "Tennessee!' American entertainer who has left his people The Darling Buds have created Napalm Death album. cles the negative reaction to the war: Rono Tse who as the beatmaster is the and his ideals behind. "Language of Violence" resourceful sound collage with JOE BIAGINI "Marching through the downtown, a hun- supporting cast of Hiphoprisy just ain't got describes the cycle of macho initiation and their latest album "Erotica:' The dred thousand became participants, and we it. I know it's a rap/industrial thing, but I still homophobic torment that entraps a ghetto band sounds like a more organic heard the drums of millions off in the dis- don't understand. This brand of industrial beat adolescent, then his attacker who is entering version of Curve with some Lush tance!' just isn't funky. In fact it's so subdued that it is prison for the violent crime. and Ned's Atomic Dustbin Iliphoprisy's Michael Eranti will hold forth at times a barely audible intermittent buzz. As a vehicle for the valuable commentary of thrown in. The Buds are part of on the many political and social topics han- But Franti fills an aching void in the music urban poet Franti, Hiphoprisy achieves high that post-Manchester all-raved- dled on the latest Cl), "Hypocrisy is the Great- universe with his depth and sincerity, if in aus- city mileage. But for the ride to get anywhere out scene. If in the right mood the est Luxury,' Saturday night at club FIX. tere fashion. on the high-speed commercial network, music could put you in state of Franti's work comprises Iliphoprisy. His The aural spareness and hushed narration Hiphoprisy will have to improve its highway aural ecstasy. serious lyrics and formal tone gird the essay- actually embellish "Long Hot Summer!' In mileage by shedding the dead weight of Tse. There's a big sound that swims length raps that set 1 liphoprisy apart from "Famous and Dandy" Franti shines a flashlight Tickets for the 8:30 p.m. show are $6 in into the resorts of the mind. more musical rap acts. This is both the greatest into the seldom-seen cavern of guilt within the advance or $7 at the door. Cleanly distorted guitars mingle with ringing acoustics. Singer Andrea Lewis uses her sensuous, appealing voice to the limits, Jesus Lizard without straining it. Her voice has Boy wonder attains the best of both worlds In the area of musical cross-refer- a clean, dreamy kind of Manches- ences the Jesus Lizard may well ter mystical quality about it. represent the first regional cross- Ni:W YORK playing basketball and hanging "Angels Fallen" has a waterfall (Al') -- Imagine tion comes when you're eight reference. Mixing the twisted psy- being held to a out with schoolmates when he's effect with guitar sounds drop- standard of excel- years old. 'Chess is a battle of chedelia of the Austin sound pop- lence expected of Michael Jordan This is the realm of Josh Wait- not winning national chess cham- ping from the sky. "Wave" and ularized by the Butthole Surfers or Michael Jackson except your zkin, the chess prodigy from New pionships. "If" use a standard chord pro- mind, and the and Stickmen With Rayguns, arena is chess and your corona- York City, who is passionate about "Sometimes I think, 'wouldn't the gressions with Lewis adding some with the brute grind Chicago- it be great to come home after aquatic-like harmonies and sound of Big Black and Rapeman, school and lay down for an hour,'" mind is the self.. .It's churning down stroke guitar Waitzkin said, musing about a playing in the tradition of Husker the Jesus Lizard makes music to simple luxury he has seldom been such a devastating Du. vomit by.

able to afford. JON SOLOMON Following up last year's shining PREP CLASSES He can't, of course. There are thing when you lose.' "Goat" with another winner in AT YOUR too many demands on his time. Josh Waitzkin "Liar:' the Jesus Lizard might be Er& year old dim prodigy most accurately described as a CAMPUS On the other hand, he has experienced things his peers can soundtrack to the spins. Drunk only dream about winning against the grownups in Manhat- guitar slides and pained vocals titles at prestigious tournaments, tan's Washington Square Park, define "Liar" from start to finish playing against grownups and where parts of "Searching for 10 debauched studies in the being touted as a possible world Bobby Fischer" were shot this fall. finer points of alcohol poisoning. champion. He never played Little League The Jesus Lizard is ex-Scratch If this conflict sounds like a or other things kids do. And he Acid-ers David Yow on vocals and good story plot, it is. Paramount still balances schoolwork against David Wm. Sims on bass, togeth- Pictures is making a movie about chess, setting aside English books er with ex-Rapeman drummer Josh's life, "Searching for Bobby to master the 130,000 chess open- Mac McNeilly and guitar-choker Fischer!' Scheduled for a spring ings he has stored in his personal Duane Denison. Although the release, it is the story of the pres- computer. The Sundays opener "Boilermaker" strikes this sure on a talented child and the "There's a huge listener as annoying in a less- dilemma. He's The Sundays new album may be sacrifices required to be the best. trying to compete against people than-endearing way, tracks like called "Blind" yet the music is Chess is a war of wits, and who are doing nothing but play- "Slave Ship:' "Puss:' and the over- insightful. The songs on "Blind" nothing compares to it as one-on- ing chess:' said his mother, Bon- stoned "Zachariah" more than lift are on the same lines as the band's LOW one competition. There can be no nie. "If he weren't well-rounded, this release above the rabble. last album "Reading, Writing and COST excuses for rain, or wind, or twist- he'd be a better chess player. But And if you don't like throwing Arithmetic:' yet "Blind" has a ed ankles, or pulled muscles if you chess isn't everything' down the ducats for the digital, HIGH more intelligent and more toned are outwitted. The screenplay was done by check 'ern out Monday at the F/X. down mood. There is also some OUAUTY "Chess is a battle of the mind, writer-director Steven Zaillian, And bring lots of beer money. of that Morrissey-like melancholy and the mind is the self. You're nominated for an Academy Award SEAN COOPER "Free Repeat Policy" in the lyrical sense, but it's more putting your entire being into for his "Awakenings" screenplay. It like a little girl's naive ponderings something. You have to put your- is based on the book "Searching of the world. self on the liner Waitzkin said. for Bobby Fischer" by Josh's San Jose State University There's a quirky, decentered "It's such a devastating thing when father, Fred. Office Of Continuing Education quality, almost as if all the instru- you laser "Bobby Fischer is a metaphor. (408) 924-2600 ments are playing a different song Waitzkin, now 15, was a specta- He loomed over the chess world at the same time. Singer I larriet Authors of Best-Selling Textbooks tor as the movie was being made. like a Christmas that is no more!' Wheeler has a swirling angelic He is being portrayed by Max said the elder Waitzkin, a sports- BOBROW voice that hovers above the bril- Pomeranc, an eight-year-old writer in real life. liant, yet simple music. Wheeler's highly rated chess player who Fischer, the ultimate American voice has tonal resonance of Jane TEST makes his acting debut. chess genius and arguably the Sibery and a bit of Rickie Lee loll As he watched a recent shoot greatest who ever lived, won the Ireitatt'tI Jones, hut the influences don't and knew all-too-well about the world chess championship in seem intentional. Services pressure faced by young Max. 1972. Stripped of the title when he "Love" has all the makings of a "We wrote THE BOOK on test preparation" "Everybody's gunning for you. failed to defend it, Fischer this PainKiller pop song with catchy lyrics and (510) 680-6556 Everybody's after you. They're month won a $5 million jackpot harmonies and so forth. "24 Back in 1983, John Zorn released preparing to kill you. That's heavy in a 30-game series with his for- Hours" has a lullaby sing-me -to- "Locus Solus:' a ground -breaking pressure. And 1 know I have to mer foe, Boris Spassky. sleep dreamy feel. The album con- rethinking of music. The album win or it'll be a surprise; Waitzkin "To be the best, you have to cludes with "Wild Horses," a confused more people than not, said. timer Fred Wait- an effect hinted at in the subtitle GET A JOB! work at it all the haunting version of the Stones Waitzkin was hardly more than zkin said. "But if you do that, original. "In Search of the Improvised a pup when he mastered chess you're perceived as a freak." Song Form:' Accepting Applications Now!!! With PainKiller, Zorn seems to have found that song form. Associated Students Program Board SJSU welcomes Typers this weekend PainKiller reunites avant-alto sax by Barbara Lopez, the improvisa- master Zorn with longtime col- Spartan Dady staff report Director Positions: Students Only tion will be held in SPX 219. laborator Bill Laswell on bass and SJSU welcomes Typers to cam- Typers will also feature art by ex-Napalm Death speed-demon FORUMS DIRECTOR pus this weekend. Jason Challas and Debra Camp- Mick Harris, resulting in a stark Typers is a multi-media impro- bell. exhibition of how music is The Forums Director works to bring international, un- national, and local speakers to San Jose State visation choreographed by Edvins The performances are Saturday made. University to address a number of topics, providing Puns and Robert Regala. at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m., Expanding the trajectory of his events of both interest and education to the SJSU Featuring the poetry of Mar- admission is free. For more infor- last work "Torture Garden:' community. garet Atwood and a musical score mat ion call (408) 479-8187. Zorn's signature sax-squeal is apparent throughout "Buried MULTICULTURAL Secrets' mixing elements of what Brutal truth he calls "napalms" (three-second /CLASSICAL ARTS DIRECTOR noise blasts) with the Laswell's Earache Records, who lightened Priced To Entice slower, doom-and-gloom grind The Multicultural/Classical Arts Director produces our lives with such tasty morsels multimedia events combining music and dance from and Harris' near-random slaps. The Recycle Book as Carcass and Morbid Angel, many cultures, while working in conjunction with the Godflesh guitarist Justin Broad- music department to bring well known performers Store offers used and now give us the debut from Brutal new hooks at prices that rick joins in for the album's title from around the world to SJSU. Truth, "Extreme Conditions will entice your reading track and "The Toll" (two songs Demand Extreme Responses!' Oh passion. Science fiction and far exceeding the album's one- The Associated Student,. Program Board is a learn ol highly energeto & creative fantasy hooks are our specialty her joy, another grindcore band. No acting as the primary events programming body on campus. minute average), bridging the gap students we also carry CD's. tapes, and records The wait, don't tell me, lemme ASPB Directors bring diverse, entertaining and educational evenh to the SJSU Recycle Book Store not only sells hOOkll at between two generations of guess...Cookie Monster vocals, a community all year round unbelievably low prices. they'll buy your used extreme. hooks and recycle them for new readers. hornet's nest of guitar riffs and PainKiller can hardly be called Deadline: Today Nov. 6th ridiculously fast drum beats accessable, but "songs" like "One- perfect for a Sunday afternoon Pick up an application at the Student Union, Room 350 Eyed Pessary" and "Blackhole axecvcic, drive. Call (408) 924-6260 Kuni Capps, Secretary Dub" scream an almost universal -41 Well, yes and no. Brutal Truth 4 distaste for the predictable. Surely or (408) 924-6339 Patti Fahey, Executive Director BOOKSTORE consists of Kevin Sharpe on the future of the underground. Sion-Diur I Oant-9pm, I h Sat 10ant- lOpni. Sunday 12pm-8pin vocals/powertools (yes, power- Funded by Associated Students lit E Santa Clara Sr. (Between rd & 4ffi) Downtown San Jose SEAN COOPER World Events SPARTAN DA I LY San Jose State University II Friday, November 6, I 992 0 U.S. sub docks as a "real game" of hide-and-seek. with U.N. weapons inspection teams over the past 18 months have tracked down and Political tender as Iranian dismantled much of Iraq's nuclear, chemi- cal and biological weapons programs as sub nears Gulf well as its surface-to-surface missiles with a range of 90 miles or more under terms of Almanac NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) - The first the 1991 Gulf War cease-fire agreement. U.S. submarine to openly enter the Per- But American and U.N. officials suspect LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Lt. sian Gulf tied up with a tender Thursday that Saddam has stashed away some of the Gov.. Jim Guy Ricker should take on while waiting for a newly purchased Iran- 819 Scud-B missiles he acquired from the the duties of the governor and hold ian sub to reach the body of water, which former Soviet Union during the 1980-88 both offices for the remaining two is vital to world oil trade. war with Iran, or longer-range al-Hussein years of President-elect Clinton's Officially, the USS Topeka is in the gulf and al-Abbas variants Iraq developed. term, a judge ruled Thursday. for maintenance work. But military Tim Trevan, spokesman for the U.N. However, the state Republican sources in Washington, speaking on con- Special Commission charged with disman- Party and the attorney general's dition of anonymity, said it would moni- tling Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, office said they would consider an tor the Iranian sub deployment. said 151 ballistic missiles have been appeal once a written order is issued. It is also likely the American nuclear destroyed by the inspectors or the Iraqis, or In a ruling from the bench, Cir- attack sub will be used to test the acoustic are awaiting destruction. cuit John Judge John Plegge said the properties of the gulf, knowledge that is But, since the Iraqis have still not come constitutional amendment that cre- crucial to detecting and tracking sub- clean on what they have, U.N. officials ated Tucker's office and automatically merged subs. Each body of water has its believe Saddam still has around 100 mis- o Fischer wins game 0 Amazonian replaces the governor with the lieu- own characteristics that affect the trans- siles hidden away. The CIA believes the fig- tenant governor should apply. mission of sounds. ure is closer to 200. rematch and takes Indians take He rejected two other provisions The gulf has long been considered too U.N. inspectors believe at least 487 of suggesting a special election to dangerous for submarine warfare the Soviet Scuds were fired during the home the dough hostages in Brazil replace Clinton, or that Clinton may because its shallow waters - ranging Iran-Iraq war or in tests. be able to appoint his replacement. generally in depth from about 80 feet to BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) - Amazonian Common Cause of Arkansas had 100 feet in its central portions - make Hillary 's husband BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) - Bobby Indians angered by the murder of their filed an expedited lawsuit last month the boats easily detectable by other war- Fischer won his $5 million chess rematch chief's son have seized 400 hostages on a to determine which provision would ships. The diesel-electric Kilo-class sub against Boris Spassky Thursday, after a 30- jungle highway, officials said Thursday. prevail. elected, German Clinton has said he is not bought by Iran is about 30 feet from its game series that defied international sanc- The hostages were taken Tuesday by likely to resign as governor until the bottom to the top of its tower; the Topeka tions on Yugoslavia. Guajajara Indians, who surrounded eight issue is newspaper says settled. about 33 feet. Playing white, Spassky resigned on the passenger buses and three trucks as they Tucker, a former congressman, BERLIN (AP) - Of all the ways to 28th move. were driving along the remote Amazon had filed to run for governor in 1990, @ Iraq playing hide trumpet Bill Clinton's victory, a far-leftist Fischer, playing his first public chess highway that links the cities of Belem, Sao but withdrew after Clinton made German newspaper may have hit on the tournament since being stripped of his Luis and Teresina, in Maranhao state. clear he would seek a fifth term. and seek with most original wording. world champion title in 1975, takes home The hostages have gone without food Under Arkansas' constitution, "Hillary's Husband Elected:' the $3.35 million. and water in the harsh sun since Tuesday, Tucker serves as governor when Scuds, boosters Tageszeitung of Berlin said in its front- Under match rules, the first player to the National Indian Foundation said. The Clinton is out of state. The provision page headline Thursday. The headline win 10 games wins the series. governmental organization's top lawyer, put 'Bicker in the governor's shoes was even written in English, although the Fischer, playing black, opened the 30th Francisco Kayser, flew to the region Thurs- for most of this year. AMMAN, Jordan (AP) - Saddam newspaper is a German daily. game of the much-touted rematch with the day. Under the watchful eye of Clin- Hussein is moving scores of Scud missiles Germans have been closely following Samisch variation of the dynamic King's The attack was triggered by the murder ton's chief of staff Bill Bowen, Ricker around Iraq on camouflaged trucks so reports that the new U.S. First Lady may Indian Defense. of the Guajajara Indian chief's son in the kept a lid on the state's troubled Med- U.N. weapons inspectors can't find them stake out her own claim to power in the Wednesday's match, in which Fischer village of Canabrava, 1,425 miles north of icaid program and won the admira- and has buried an unknown number of White House. had the advantage of white, ended in a Brasilia. tion of many legislators and state rocket boosters, Western officials and 'The most powerful woman in the draw on the 45th move after Fischer fell Members of the tribe said three hired officials. other sources say. world:' said the BZ another Berlin daily, into what he described a "a semi-losing gunmen were responsible for the murder, One intelligence operative described it in its front page story on Mrs. Clinton. position:' and are demanding their punishment.

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Frst St or cal 4357300. 6 I roily, November S. 1942 art lose State Univosily SPARTAN DAILY Sports Youngest gun Freshman wide receiver Brian Lundy is helping Spartan footballfans forget lastyear's standout receiving corps BY JIM BATCHO SpatOn Italy Staff Writer He's for real A freshman year on a Division Lundy proved the Utah State IA football team is usually a time game was no fluke by racking up spent on the bench learning 121 yards in receptions in last the system and searching for a week's loss to UNLV. niche within it. It's a lot of watch- He said he couldn't consider ing and not a lot of playing. the game a success, however. Such isn't the case, however, "I had a pretty good game, but with SJSU freshman wide receiver not as well as I wanted it:' Lundy Brian Lundy. said. In his first playing season, Lundy said his dropped touch- Lundy a true freshman out of down pass was difficult to take. St. Francis High School in Moun- "But (Head Coach Ron) Turner tain View has become the said you got to take it on the chin Spartans' leading receiver. and come out of it:' he said. Last season, the Spartans were "'Inner praised Lundy's current loaded with talented wide success and said he will get even receivers. better as time goes on. But with all of the "Young "He's really coming on," Muller Guns" lost to graduation, the said. "Hes playing very good foot- team was hurting early in the sea- ball. The thing about Brian is that

son from a lack of productivity at he's going to do nothing but get RICK WACHA SPARTAN DAILY the position. better. He's really learning how to At right, SJSU wide receiver Brian Lundy stretches with his teammates before Wednesday's practice. Lundy, at left pulling down a punt, That all changed in the Spar- work and what it takes to win at the loss of the 'Young Guns,' last season's sensational wide receiving coros. tans' thrilling win at Utah State on (Division IA college) level:' has helped bridge the gap left by Oct. 24. Lundy grabbed eight catches tor 161 yards and two A new attitude "When you improve your work able he said. NFL bound? 49ers and Eric Martin of the New touchdowns. I lard work was a lesson Lundy ethic, it shows:' Lundy said. Thaler was less optimistic. Lundy grew up like any other Orleans Saints, but tries to play More importantly, he made has had to learn. Early in the sea- "Good things happen:' "They've got a great secondary:' professional football hopeful, his own way. some crucial catches, including son, he said, he was "loafing" in 'Writer said. "They've got a ton playing ball in the streets. He split He said his strengths in order the one that put kicker Joe Ned- practice and not giving 100 per- The big game (13) of interceptions:' his time between football and are: running good patterns, get- ney in position for the game-win- cent. Lundy will face his toughest Turner said he was going to baseball, but eventually leaned ting by defenders and catching the ning field goal. After a talk with Turner and his test yet this Saturday when the "definitely" try to establish the toward the sport that has brought ball. Lundy said he would try for a "From the get-go when I friend Paul Pins, a redshirt trans- Spartans host Big West leader running game, but would also him such success. future in football, but that educa- caught my first two passes I fer from Brigham Young Universi- Nevada-Reno. employ a control passing game "I'd say sometime around my tion comes first. knew I was going to have a good ty, he said he gained the motiva- The Wolf Pack tops the Big with some play action. junior or senior year I started "Damn sure," he said about game," I.undy said about the win tion to work harder. West in pass defense. Lundy said "I'd still like to see us get the shooting for a future (in foot- going for a spot in the NFL. "But over the Aggies. "They told me my work ethic that doesn't bother him. ball downfield more Turner said. ball):' Lundy said. I'm going to get my education for "I could feel everything click- had to improve:. Lundy said. "Basically I feel that they're "But Brian has made some big Lundy said he admires the style my fallback in case I don't make ing:. It did. human just like me. They're beat- plays the last two games." of players like Jerry Rice of the it!'

Spartan basketball Spartan soccer bulled over warming up for 1992-93 season by Cal in season finale, 2-0 Spartan Daily Staff Report The SJSU men's and women's basketball teams began practice on Sunday, SJSU wins most games since 1986 season, finishes Nov. 1. The men's team features 6-10-3 overall, 1-5-1 in Mountain Pacific conference the return of injured center Mike Brotherton and BY KERRY PETERS the ball out of SJSU's penalty box, determination, but were still transfer point guard Javier Spartan Daily Slat Willer allowing Cal 11 shots in the first unable to come back with enough Zavala. The Spartan soccer team half. steam to score. The women's team fea- ended its season with a disap- SJSU goalkeeper Bateman The Spartan defense played tures a new coach. Kathy pointing 2-0 loss against the Bears made some impressive saves, once more aggressively, keeping the Smith takes over the head of California Wednesday night. knocking the ball over the goal ball at midfield for most of the coaching position for the The Spartans finished with an but was unable to stop Cars Ean half. departed Tina Krah. overall record of 6-10-3, 1-5-1 in Lensch from putting the Bears on Despite their effort, the Bears the Mountain Pacific Soccer Fed- top midway through the half. were still able to score another eration. SJSU's six wins totals the With the ball at the top of the goal leaving the final score 2-0. most since the 1986 season. 18-yard box, Lensch moved past Cal's Vince Bartolotta notched CRUISE JOBS For most of the first half Bateman, who had left his goal he Bears second goal 10 minutes Students Needed! against Cal, the ball was played area to cut off Lensch's angle to into the second half. WS: INV* lIntIlth down toward the Spartan goal. the goal. paccit... I .1tIci kin The Spartans had only five shot But Lensch dribbled past Bate- . ,,tpr.,grAttl t .0; attempts against the Bears in the man and by another Spartan Tickets to Saturday's foot- III se fespiewentit MAtNIN IOW WARIAN DAILY I :1011 n41111441 I will first half. defender, scoring into an open ball game against Nevada are California's Vince Bartolotta, Ill, struggles for the ball with SJSU's Spartan defenders, Todd net. still available to students with IL) Mike Ar7abal in the second half of Wednesday night's soccer Andrade, Michael Hackett and The Spartans came back for cards at the EventCenter lie/p Box Office. *alWE, 11).it( h it Spartan Stadium Cal defeated the Spartans 2-0. Brian Weaver had trouble clearing the second halt showing more YMI t list/

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I,. Warriors will finish in third in Western Division SAL & LUIGI PIZZERIA : 4111 I I I. 11,14 s SINCE 1060 Every Student is eligible for Financial Aid. SLvounger playersforce Nelson to go with inexperienced lineups AMOOS I OH RICOTTA Of ESE OR 1992-93 NBA prOd Lite. as MEAT RAVIOLI Comprt.hcitsIve DulaboSe pound rookie will be called on I ASONA Theseason is upon us, and Luckily, coach Don Nelson has an aggressor. The Warriors will SANT/WM:ICS ,iS revesentmn f/V1.1 that means it's time to obtained six youngsters who need him to use his large frame HOW MADE MO(' sieLlirit evaluate the home appear capable of producing. ,or nil tie' to play tenacious defense, score GNOCCHI Guarantee we w... hi Elr lena team. Four of them Owens, inside and rebound. (PASTA MADE WITH nacos of hnonr,ro I low will the RICCOTTA CHEESEI prsntle sedur Golden State Alexander, Gatling and Houston Sprewell and Jennings are also Pete Borello BEER & WINE , ! we will refund your money Warriors do this year? will be under the most important cogs in Nelson's Eosy to use. As well as their youngsters do. pressure to perform, as all play in machine. Sprewell, the team's top WE MAKE OUR OWN ITALIAN SAUSAGE For More Info( motion undo Sure, the marquee names on the frontcourt. The Warriors low pick in the '92 draft, is a 6-5 off will not only spell Hardaway, but Free Brochure, Please Call: this squad are Tim I lardaway, post game has been anemic since guard and defensive stopper. can add a spark to the team. Ile OPEN AM FUN LUNCH rtry.Fn -,,,P,rAv It MONDAY Chris Mullin and Sarunus Nelson came aboard and he Golden State was ranked last in can shoot from the perimeter 297-1136 Marcilionous. All three are great knows the team can't go very far defense in '91-'92 and Nelson is and is an intelligent playmaker. 956-0572 players, but they can't take the unless it improves, hopeful that VISA 347 S FIRST Sprewell will be the trt rcis .Stolit lit team to the next level by wens proved last key to improvement. What this all adds up to is an DOWNTOWN S.J. ' themselves. season that he Look for him to not only start, inexperienced team with a great They'll need help from the possesses 0 but also match up against the coach and some fine veterans. MEN IIIN (HIS AD FOR 2 FRE r r,oLonsH young guys. And Golden State extraordinary talent, but he will opposition's best backcourt The result of such a mix? has plenty of them. have to improve his outside threat on defense. By the way, this Fifty wins, a third-place finish T & T MARINE AQUARIUM In all likelihood, this team will game. Alexander has a great man can score, too. in the ultra-competitive Pacific MARINE 8 FRESH WATER FISH consist of three rookies Byron touch, but will need to show ennings, though only 5-7, Division and second-round 10% student discount with SJSU ID 'Air Houston, Keith Jennings and inure intensity to become a solid has proven to be a capable elimination from the playoffs. Over 5,000 Tropical Fish Laird] Sprewell and three center, backup for Tim Hardaway But if these youngsters mature by 10 gallon tanks for $922 second -year players Victor The energetic Gatling, who at oint guard. By the end of last season's end, look for the 5 gallon tanks for $899 Alexander, Chris Gatling and saw time at forward last season, season, Hardaway was worn Warriors to challenge for the 279-1868 Billy Owens. This adds up to half will have to adjust to his new role down from playing too many NBA crown next season. ['Al. the roster. A team can't go very as backup center. minutes and his performance al= 279-1952 far if half of its players don't As for Houston, the 6-5, 250- suffered in the playoffs. Jennings Pete Harella 3 a Daily staff writer SOS. SECOND ST (ACROSS CITY PARKING LOT)