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VOLUME 64 NUMBER 43 FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1975 PHONE: 277-3181 'Publish or perish' demands linked to faculty promotions
By Mark Stafforinl tenure policies. Bunzel reportedly said he would have that's a fairly widely held view," A California State Universities and The master plan was written by a allowed Fleissner the position if he Dr. Robert Sasseen, dean of faculty Colleges (CSUC) task force on joint committee of the California could have been considered for and chairman of university's retention promotion, retention and tenure Legislature. promotion to a senior rank by giving a and tenure committee, said the faculty reported recently that guidelines set In its report the committee said, "We paper at a professional meeting or here is not in a publish or perish down by the chancellor's office are not likewise reaffirm the vital teaching publishing an article, lur example. situation. being followed by some campuses. mission of the California State Dr. David Elliott, chairman of the "I have seen too many cases where The task force said the quality of Universities and Colleges. Speech-Communication Department teachers with scholarly achievement teaching should be but is not being "We are alarmed to find on some and a member of the task force, have been denied tenure because of assigned the highest weight among all campuses that publication or Ph.D. disagreed with Duman. poor teaching skills," Sasseen said. criteria for promotion, retention and requirements are given more "I don't think our policy, as stated, is "If there's a misunderstanding," he tenure. significance than good teaching in contrary to the recommendations of the said, "it's that teaching is not the sole Reaction of faculty and ad- employment promotion and tenure." first task force (the Ad Hoc committee) criterion. ministrators here is mixed. Bunzel was not available for com- or what the present task force has "It can still be given the highest Some say SJSU is following the CSUC ment, but in a September 1973, address recommended," Elliott said. weight without being the sole guidelines while others say the campus to the faculty he said a publish or perish "However, I'm not sure the criterion." is in a "publish or perish" situation. situation did not and would not exist at university is in fact complying with its Dr. Paul Brown, chairman of The task force is reviewing the 1970- SJSU. own policy," he added. Recreation and LiesureStudies 71 report of the Ad Hoc Committee on The Academic Senate set retention There is "no doubt that the university Department and chairman of the Procurement and Retention of a and tenure guidelines in the 1973 demands good scholarship," Elliott Academic Senate, agreed with Sasseen. Quality Faculty. Faculty Reference Book giving a said, but there "is some doubt that it "To my knowledge it's (the chan- That report said evaluation of teaching ability primary emphasis, requires good teaching to the same cellor's policy) being followed" Brown teaching ability should be given "but Bunzel added his publish or perish degree." said. primary emphasis for promotion, dictum in approving it," Duman said. "There is a pervasive belief on But Dr. Arnold Schein, chemistry retention and tenure. In approving the guidelines, Bunzel campus that scholarship receives first professor and chairman of the said, "Scholarly or creative The faculty here is in a "publish or consideration and everything else Academic Senate's Professional achievement is also to be expected for perish situation," said Robert Duman, follows after that," he said. Standards Committee, said the com- promotion to associate professor and letters associate director of extension services Elliott added that Bunzel's emphasis mittee has received many most especially for promotion to the the and president of the local chapter of the on scholarship is partly responsible for asking for reforms and changes in rank of professor." tenure United Professors of California. this belief. promotion, retention and "He, in effect, imposed his view Duman said President John Bunzel Asked if the faculty is in a "publish or policies. against the wishes of the Academic think has placed more emphasis on research perish" situation, Elliott said, "I Continued on back page and scholarship than on good teaching. Senate and the master plan," Duman said. Duman said the president is in Kenneth Fleissner, assistant violation of the Master Plan for Higher professor of foreign languages, was Rico's staff defends Education in California and the recently denied the position of chair- chancellor's promotion, retention and man in his department. NNW retreat expenditure
By Terry LaPorte wanted to try something new in the A 8336 expenditure for an A.S. executive." executive retreat held last August in "We had a good year this year and Aptos has been defended by the staff of one of the reasons was the retreat," A.S. President John Rico. Rico said. AS. council was divided on the use of Rico added the staff may not hold a the retreat. retreat this year. The use of student money for the "We'll have a low turnover in the retreat was questioned by a student staff this semester so we could representative from Sedition at the probably accomplish the same things April 9 council meeting. by staying on campus," Rico said. "I'm against spending A.S. money for Thawley and information officer executive retreats," councilwoman Dickason also said the trip was wor- Loretta Wilson said. thwhile. "Council should have a tighter rein on Siversten, who described herself as the executive account," she said. the "staff shrink," agreed the trip was "You've got to live high for $336," necessary. councilman John Banks said. Siversten said she conducted workshops and discussions to promote Other council members, including better communication between staff councilman Brian Mohr, have defended members. the Rico staff for the use of the retreat. "They were able to talk to each other Participating in the retreat were so their values were expressed. There Rico, Vice President Rich Thawley, were no hidden agendas," Siversten Treasurer, Stephanie Dean, former said. treasurer Evelyn Coombs, information "The workshops dealt with basic officer Lee Dickason, executive communication skills, how you talk assistant David Welch and former without defense. executive assistant Al Farley. "The whole student government Also included were vice presidential should do it every year," Siversten assistant Terry Johnson, personnel said. officer Laurie Graham, office Siversten added the council and secretary Beryl Petersen and staff program commission members should psychologist Wiggsey Siversten. also go on a retreat. Rico said the trip was necessary to "But that's utopian. They never have Photos by Lorren Au allow the staff to get to know each other that much money," Siversten said. and express goals and plans. "There's been less in-house fighting "You can't do that in a working en- in the executive staff this year than Medieval street actors touch students' souls vironment," Rico said. with any other group. They found ways Rico said the trip was paid from an to communicate," Siversten said. Humor with a message entertained about 250 people yesterday on Seventh Street The Lamb's Players is a San Diego based theatrical troupe presenting their experimental program account in his Siversten said she had been involved Filled with one line wit, the street actors performed "The Hound of Everyman," performance free to students. executive budget. with a retreat with A.S. President Rudy a story of a peasant named Everyman who must decide whether to follow God or The Players will present "Hark! The Ark" today at 11:30 a.m., also on Seventh "I have the authority to use the Leonardi's staff in 1973 as well as Lucifer. Street and free of charge. money that way," Rico said. "We retreats for faculty departments. Deadline Top administrators may not show for CAR is today Open hearing on econ set for today Today is the deadline for picking up Computer Assisted Registration (CAR) forms for fall semester classes. Forms are available from 8 a.m. to 6 An "open hearing" to discuss the hearing. gain a voting majority in the depart- power to make all curricular and p.m. in Library South. Academic Senate's liaison committee Executive Vice President Burton ment. personnel decisions as long as the The course schedules, according to a recommendations on the Economics Brazil said he would not be at the The disputes in the Economics department is without its voting rights. Department stemmed from the ad- CAR spokesman, will be available Department has been called for today meeting and Academic Vice President The liaison committee also recom- ministration's overruling of several Monday in the bookstore. by the committee's chairman. Hobert Burns said he was not yet sure. mended: Students must see their department departmental votes on chairman, According to Lu Vattimo, Academic The liaison committee Monday advisors and have the CAR forms retention and promotion. a new chairman should be chosen Senate secretary, Dr. George Moore, released its recommendations to the signed and returned by May 16. as of September 1976, chairman of the liaison committee, has Academic Senate for a solution to the SJSU President John Bunzel, in Students must see their department scheduled the hearing for 1 p.m. today conflicts within the Economics September, stripped the faculty of its a committee of three faculty advisors and have the CAR forms in Eng. 327. Department. voting rights, citing "internal con- members should be set up to monitor returned by May 16. signed and flicts" that allegedly made the department, forms Vattimo said Moore has invited all the Students who fail to turn in the The report, which goes to the Senate department incapable of self- register members of the committee to attend an before the deadline will have to on Monday, recommends restoration of governance. interim chairman should be for classes during walk-through the hearing, but admitted there is no appointed from outside the department, faculty voting rights as of September is now governed by registration. guarantee they will all attend. The department 1975. committee, chaired by Dr. the regular chairman should be Final class schedules will be mailed Two of the committee members who an executive Willis, chairman of the selected from two candidates, one of to students in July, the spokesman also are also high ranking administrators Several professors have objected that James Department. whom would come from outside the said, and fees must be returned by July yesterday said they have other com- the delay in restoring voting rights will Economics committee has the department. 31. mitments that conflict with the open allow "administration supporters" to The executive George Moore Page 2, April 25, 1975
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Editor: that the Spartan Daily has a news Television News Center offers a viable One of the most often heard com- monopoly. alternative to the Daily. plaints on the San Jose State campus is But this isn't true. The Radio Last Tuesday the A.S. budget com- mittee voted to eliminate the RTNC 4bQQ from its budget. One of the reasons 141 (;)(//TT/A/G- 771/S GAME Z dl/ST //T HAVE clERQY lORDS POWERS OF CCAt29W7e4770N1' Prof offers insider's view given for this action was that the RTNC doesn't serve very many students. This reasoning doesn't really hold up when Spartan Daily of struggle over abortion you consider the following: The RTNC also produces a five minute show of campus news for Editor: challenged. Twenty teeth that will KI.OK, a 50,000 watt A.M. station in San I've been growing and developing for never cut. A tongue that will never Jose. The KLOK show is heard by sixteen weeks now. (About four mon- taste. Two hands never to feel your thousands of listeners throughout the ths.) The womb is comfortable, warm clasp. Lips that will never learn to kiss. bay area. and secure. I'm alive. Yet, tomorrow Legs that will never run a race. Really, I'll be dead. Because my own mother is I've got all those body parts. I am. I The RTNC does a half hour television live. show on opinion planning to destroy me. campus goings-on for channel It'll be anticeptic, though. My cord Yet, some "enlightened," people are 54. The TV show is aired at 5:30 will be cut with a sharp, clean knife. trying to convince you that silencing Saturday night, one of the best time And I'll be covered up so mother will my heartbeat is not a crime. slots a news program could possible never have to see my face. Like an Why, I've even got designs on my feet have. appendectomy, almost. that prove I'm the only me. But my feet Liaison Committee's members don't count. They don't bother printing She says I cost too much money. And In addition, the RTNC produces there are other things in life more rejects. special news shows for KSJS. In fact important than raising babies. Besides, No, Reverend Maher isn't living in the RTNC was the only campus news must be available for questioning I'm just an "Organism," something the middle ages. His critics are living in organization to give full coverage to the like an amoeba. I'm not legally or the dark ages. After you've heard their recent student elections. scientifically qualified as a human plastic arguments and their erudite The Academic Senate Liaison organizations, to hold open being, yet. (Everything has to be rationalizations, ponder your heart. With these facts in mind it seems Committee's recommendation for meetings all along, perhaps it editorial ) proved scientifically and legally your feelings. obvious the RTNC serves not only the realized the im- reinstatement of voting rights to would have nowadays.) Remember, there will never be students on this campus, but the entire the Economics Department as of plications of its report. Wait! Please wait, Mother! Please another me. And, even if the Catholic community as well. September 1975 is a cruel hoax. have been underway. But using "personnel matters" look at me. Listen to me. I've got two Church could forgive you, how could I? On the one hand the committee If the voting rights are not as a cover, the committee met for eyes that will never see a sunbeam. Please , Mother, don't destroy me. George Sampson says the removal of those rights restored until September, the months behind closed doors. Two ears that will never hear your Dennis Martin KSJS news coordinator was an unwise decision, while on administration will assure itself of Before the committee delivers its song. A brain that will never be Assistant Professor, Advertising Senior, Journalism the other hand the committee a majority, thereby accomplishing report to the floor of the Academic would perpetuate the penalty. the same thing it has sought all Senate, where only Senators are By waiting until September along: complete control. allowed to speak, it should hold an before giving the faculty its right to If the Liaison Committee truly open meeting, not just a Article on foreign student conflict run the department, the Liaison believes the removal of voting "hearing," to discuss its recom- Committee would deliver the rights was an improper solution to mendations. department to those same forces the department's problems, then Committee members, all of who were outvoted in the last the first step should be immediate whom have signed the recom- department election. reinstatement of those rights. mendation, must make themselves draws criticism from two angles While the department has been It looks as if the committee has available to answer questions from run by Dr. James Willis and the been snowed by the university the campus community. Editor: I would prefer not naming any names. Executive Committee, administration. Failure to do so is the worst kind what took place at these sessions. As a former Spartan Daily reporter (If it seems important to anyone, the preparations to stack the faculty If the committee had agreed, as of evasion and has no place in the Finally, at the end of the interview, and a graduate of SJSU's Journalism groups are Iranian Students the reporter asked me if there was with conservative economists and it was urged by the Spartan Daily academic community. Department, I am appalled at the ar- Organization, Organization of Arab anything which I felt should be said in other administration supporters and many other campus Phil Trounstine ticle in which I was quoted in Friday's Students, and Chinese Students' regard to student-community relations. newspaper. The story, as printed, did Association). I replied that I wanted to emphasize not in any way reflect my statements. He asked what the nature of the just one thing: there are many people in Let me begin at the top. First of all, conflict is. I stated that it was not the community who really would like to A.S. Council should not pull plug my association with the foreign ideological but was methodological. He get to know some of the students, and students at San Jose State goes back asked me to explain. I said that it was the average American is not like the some 12'2 years, and is in no way my understanding that everyone motion picture image of Americans, related to my employment at the belonging to these organizations agreed but is really a nice person. Therefore, it Campus Christian Center. about the goals, but that there was would be good for students to try to on campus radio-TV broadcasts I am a member of the Intercultural some question as to how the goals cultivate their relationships with Steering Committee, on which I have should be achieved. American community members. served as the activity chairman, I also stated that I can not attest to As your readers will probably note, The A.S. budget committee has The music, sports, en- publicity chairman, and this is my this as being a fact, but that this is what there is quite a bit of discrepancy made a budget cutback it should ( editorial tertainment and feature fourth year as chairman for the I had been told. I explained this by between what took place in the in- not have made. ) programming are specifically International Food Bazaar. stating that, since I do not speak the terview and what was printed in the In cutting the Radio-TV News geared to SJSU students, unlike languages of the groups in question and article. It has been, and always will be, my (RTNC) meager $2,000, Second, any other was not present at any of their Barbara J. Dunn Center's RTNC provides Bay Area radio station. intention to further good relations meetings, I have no way of knowing ICSC Food Bazaar Chairman A.S. would slam the door on an broadcast majors a vital forum for In short, KSJS and RTNC do an between foreign students and of community learning their important source trade. excellent job on a limited budget. Americans of both the student and the news. * * Perhaps, as some committee They complement one another, outside community. RTNC's "Catch 30" news members have charged, RTNC is with RTNC providing the news, The was added later. program, with major national and purpose of the interview, as Editor: not now serving a significant feature and documentary explained to me by the reporter, was to In reference to the printed interview The parts of the interview not in the international stories, a lively number of students. programming for the station. discover what the community thinks of with me which appeared Friday, April story included my statements ex- campus report and its foreign students. 18 under Armand Ghieuw's byline. It in plaining why my countrymen feel as If that's true, the reason is more Cutting away of $2,000 from "documentary corner," serves two no way represents my personal they do when foreign students get in- RTNC is First, I was asked what the com- significant functions. likely linked to its lack of funding ill advised. nor volved in domestic issues such as the munity thinks of foreign students. I said opinions of Arabs and Persians, First, the program allows than its programming. The money can doubtless be does it accurately reflect the interview farm workers strike, etc. that there are many people in the students a quick summary of the Students and faculty who want saved in other ways, without I gave. While I support the foreign students' community who would like to get to news, brought to them by fellow information on campus events, as eliminating RTNC's contribution to right to take an active stand, I also know foreign students better. I personally like and respect Arabs students with an intense interest in quickly as possible, can now turn to the campus community. and Persians in general. There is a insist he has a corresponding respon- community information dissemination. "Catch 30's" 5 p.m. news show. Phil Trounstine The second set of questions dealt with vocal handful in each group who cause sibility to try inform the as a world why the community does not get to problems for themselves and their that America's position be insular know the foreign students. I said that it organizations. power no longer allows her to here should be the responsibility of the Unfortunately the community hears and that what happens the Dial-A-Ride should be combined community members to take the about them not the silent majority, who domestically does indeed, affect initiative, as the students are guests in are a decent, hard-working, beautiful rest of the world. this country. people well worth knowing and being As for their caustic comments friends with. regarding our foreign policy; I don't with previous bus route system The biggest obstacle to un- That my countrymen and the Daily like them, but I am forced to concede derstanding between the community choose to believe the vocal minority there is much truth and justice in some and the students is the failure of the speak for and accurately represent of what they say. Public By Lynne Lajeunesse transportation should be the community members to understand the ALL Arabs and Persians is their error Our Friendship Family program easiest, Santa Clara County's population is fastest and most all-inclusive involvement of the students in politics. and loss. It is also true that their silent which in the past has done much to comment ) system available far too large and spread out to have a to county residents. Very often, their attitude is, "Why don't majority is just as silent as their educate foreign students and the With more dial-a-ride system as the sole means of planning, comparison and you go home and complain about your American counterpart for whatever community as to each other's needs, public transportation. The concept, with revamping of revision dial-a-ride could function in government? Why do it here?" reasons. etc. was completely ignored. This several buses to accomodate some other capacity and Santa Clara offers an excellent op- Yet the Board of Supervisors is It is difficult to explain that going As for ISA causing problems with program wheelchairs, could serve as a shuttle county could have an efficient, con- portunity for all concerned to truly determined to make the system work home and speaking out can mean regard to the International Evening, service for the handicapped. venient public transportation system as does any friendly apparently regardless of the costs torture and even death for the students that's an outright fabrication. They communicate involved. involved. were invited to participate. They did relationship between Americans and Most recent in a long series of The solution to this misun- not. They didn't oppose or threaten foreign students. Americans refuse to give any problems the supervisors are faced derstanding, which I offered later in the anything at any time. When group a chance to be heard and with is the dicision to either buy out the interview, is in my opinion to get to As for OAS and the International foreign favorable circumstances, taxi cab companies and "perfect" dial- know the community members on a Evening, their representative chose not known under if any, alter- a-ride ("perfect" dial-a-ride? ) or to personal (social) basis, develop a to attend meetings two and three nor to you leave them, few, part, account for pay damages to the companies and "trust" relationship so that they participate in any way although he was natives which may, in less than abandon the entire project. believe what you say is the truth, and the committee chairman. When he their being heard under demonstrations, Reports indicate that a final decision then to inform them about political attended meeting four (three days favorable conditions maybe reached sometime in May. situations at home. At that point, they before the program) the program was etc. ). On the whole the county would be are likely to listen and to understand. set. Lea Vlastelica off if the supervisors abandoned lie, in the name of his organization, Junior, English better Although this is not everything that dial-a-ride system. tried to dictate certain things and was ICSC Office Director the current was said, it is the crux on that subject. voted down by the committee not me, The previous bus system should be The next set of questions which the where upon he resigned and withdrew Editor's note: revised to include much more of the reporter posed dealt with whether OAS from participation in the event. Armand Ghieuw's notes show he county than the previous routes there are internal conflicts within any The community at large knew nothing accurately and fairly represented hi covered. of the foreign student groups. interviews with both Viastelica and dial-a-ride concept if used in of all this and still doesn't, so there is no The C- conjunction with the previous route I replied that I have heard that such change in their attitude. Dunn. O CAVII,0' 601), I A'AVP/ Iff S4Y1 IT JOT A FEW 1000 MILLION SWATS XIV' Spartan Daily stands behind the system does not have to be totally conflicts exist in three of the groups. The above was not part of the in- The abandoned. When he asked which ones, I stated that terview, but like several other items story.
9 9 April 25, 1975, Page 3 Panel explains r1111;77111111111111111 Concert planned to test amphitheater feasibility WILEY MOTORS sexual activity Cars from An outdoor the SUBG, in which board on the outcome of today's amphitheater $199 to $1299 may be built next to the members, tried to come up concert, according to By Donna Avina church's moral rules, and Student Union if student with a good way of putting Barrett. littlirit Credit The many phases of laws, take away this bir- reaction to an experimental the reserves to good use. 1 1 4 1 S. 1st. S.J sexuality - from baboons to thright "so that by concert being held today at Dr. Robert Griffith, 275-0260 275-0261 humans - were the topics of a adulthood, our capacity to be 11 a.m. is favorable. professor of art, suggested two hour, panel discussion sexual is either damaged or The Student Union Board the outdoor amphitheater at the Science Bicentennial (...2.stroyed." of Governors iSUBG) has saying, "Instead of using the Forum Wednesday in the Clark disputed Sigmund arranged a concert by the money on something that Student Union. Freud's analysis of women 125 member University doesn't really improve the Speaking before an as passive sexually. Chorus and the Brass aesthetics of the building, we audience of 100, were He said Dr. Kinsey's 1939 Ensemble in the S.U. "pit" should plan on something DRUG CO. panelists Tom Clark, a study on human sexuality area, which is the patio next that everyone can get use out Jr. 'V 4 alleriteL NIccODIRNIAnthony Campagna, Berkeley sexuality found a "huge discrepancy to the S.U. games area. of." Pharmacist psychotherapist; Julie between moral codes and Celeste Brody Tom Clark The performers will The suggestion of the Professional Johnson, a Stanford actual life." various stages of life, Clark social life of the baboon determine the suitability of amphitheater was met by OPEN UNTIL behavorial sciences Kinsey found women to be said sexual activity does not families. the pit for theatrical pur- the board with over- graduate, Dr. Celeste Brody, very sexual, which totally and in the middle years She said human males poses, and questionnaires whelming approval, and MIDNIGHT SJSU professor of education, tears down the American because, "Sexuality is more compete in the same way as will be passed out to students feasibility studies were 2nd and Santa Clara Si and Larry Korn, a Stanford stud philosophy." an attitude than it is baboon males do for the asking their opinion. begun soon after. 5. 1 ,.. 998-8400 Ph.D candidate. He said parents have a chronological age." attention of the females. If reactions are favorable, "I'm all for the project," Iliii.X.16110 -- The first hour of discussion way of creating and rein- Julie Johnson, who had During the second hour, the amphitheater may be said Ted Gehrke, program entitled "Human Sexuality - forcing sexual fears in just returned from 10 months entitled "Masculinity built and paid for out of the commission advisor, adding Stolen Birthright," was children which carry over of studying baboons with Feminity: the illusion of $200,000 "expansion reserve that he felt the theater would opened by Clark's into adulthood, and make the Jane Goodall in Africa, said difference," Brody, a fund" available to the SUBG be put to good use. *STAR MOTOR Ar declaration that, "Human adult unable to be truly in- human sexuality could be feminist, declared that for various projects. S.U. Director Ron Barrett, sexuality is our basic bir- timate. compared to that of primates masculinity and feminity, as The money has been ac- however, said he has mixed IMPORTS thright." "Masturbation, the main , from the stand point of male- we know it, to be is an cumulated by the SUBG for feelings about the project. "As we are alive, we have sexual expression between female sexual behavior. illusion of difference." the past eight years as a "I'm for it if it doesn't cost '10% DISCOUNT SPECIAL STUDENT the right to pursue our birth and adulthood," he Baboons males, like Larry Korn, currently means of paying for struc- a whole lot of money and it is sexuality which transcends said, "is looked on with human males, are built involved in a genetic tural and aesthetic im- put to good use," he said, ON SERVICES AND BODY DISCOUNT the legal mechanisms of this parent disapproval and often larger than the females, and engineering experiment at provements of the S.U. "but I'm against it if we have ON society," he said. punishment when in ac- spend most of their time on Stanford, closed the buildings. to tear up Ninth Street." REPAIRS ON ALL ALL NEW FIATS Clark, a training director tuality it is perfectly normal the perphiery except during discussion saying that The idea for the am- Today's concert is, ac- AND NEW PEUGEOTS for planned parenthood, and healthy." mating, while the females humans "fail to accept their phitheater came up at a cording to Barrett, "one of FOREIGN AND SEE THE ALL NEW charged that society and the Describing sexuality at control the cultural and animal natures." "brain storming" session of several experiments" which will be conducted to deter- DOMESTIC MODELS PEUGEOT DIESEL SEDAN mine the feasibility of the & WAGON WITH 35 MPG project. The final decision about 375 SO. MARKET ST. 286-6500 Econ radicals hold forum constructing the theater depends heavily, however, PRESENT STUDENT BODY CARD FOR DISCOUNT By Jeff Mapes grounds, not on the basis of deteriorating standard of speech that lasted almost an Davis said the only place Six radical economists competency." living is resulting because hour. Keynesian policies worked peppered their discussion of Professors "have to "U.S. capitalists must have Niebyl said the economics was in "Hitler's Germany the U.S. economy with bitter kowtow to the ad- their profits," said South- professors have been under fascism." criticisms of the SJSU ministration" to stay in the worth. criticized for not teaching When Nixon said he was a We've Moved. Economics Department Economics Department, He said the "depression we enough quantitative Keynesian, the "statement during a teach-in held Davis snapped. are now in is precisely a analysis, but it "is precisely was a lot truer than we Wednesday in the Student Parnes charged that the crisis of imperialism," since qualitative analysis that is realized," Davis added to Sales Union. administration planned to the system must continually needed," Niebyl said to long laughter from the audience. Discount More than 100 people keep Dr. James Willis as expand. applause from the audience. Dowd addressed the heard Martin Davis, head of the department even The way to solve previous John Maynard Keynes, the audience about the alter- assistant professor of before the election for economic problems has been British economist who said natives to capitalism. Darkroom Supplies economics, lead off the chairman that Willis lost. by going to war or by finding government intervention is Dowd said the short term speeches saying the "world At that time, last Sep- new markets for products, needed to stabilize the changes should be quan- , is in turmoil, and that is a tember, President John Southworth said. economy, was accepted titative-"more jobs, lower good thing." Bunzel took away depart- Quantitative change will when it was realized he prices and so on." Speaking in addition to ment voting rights citing not solve the economic "didn't topple any pillars," Change should then con- Expert Camera Repairs Davis were, fired economics "severe internal dif- crisis, Niebyl said in a Niebyl said. centrate on a different professors Andy Parries, ficulties." structure of mass con- Camera Electronic Service Gayle Southworth and Doug Parnes said control of sumption, income and V. Dowd, temporary lecturer information is crucial, wealth, Dowd said. 171 S 3rd St., S J who has recently been of- because the administration Lab man's death fered a probationary "hid behind nooks and teaching status. crannies" and prevented the Eco'nomics lecturers Rob true story from emerging. due to overdose McBride and Karl Niebyl He said the control of in- also spoke at the forum that formation is also allowing Preliminary reports in- analysis is complete. lasted more than four hours. large corporations to dicate that Tom Belisle, 28, The investigator's report Conservative economists squeeze smaller companies SJSU chemistry laboratory' on file at the coroner's office are "unable to explain what out of business and increase technician, died of a drug indicated Belisle had un- the hell is going on and what the concentration of capital. overdose last Sunday, ac- dergone plastic surgery on to do about it," Davis The recession will wipe out cording to the county his face on Thursday and charged. the gains minority groups medical examiner. was given 50 valiurn tablets The only people who are made in the last decade, Evidence of some drugs when he was discharged GET IT ON making sense of the current McBride said. were found during an from Kaiser Hospital on economic crisis are being "Ghettos and barrios act autopsy performed on Saturday. as an economic shock ab- Belisle, according to Dr. fired from SJSU, he said. Seventeen of these were sorber," bearing the brunt of John Hauser, medical This is because the depart- missing when Belisle IN MEXICO the recession, McBride said. examiner. ment is being run on became ill that night. "ideological and political High unemployment and a Hauser, who performed the examination, said Belisle The tests will take six to died under "suspicious eight weeks and a final cause circumstances" and he of death will not SUMMER. be deter- THIS would not sign a death mined until they are com- Hughes Airwest has a free, certificate until a drug plete, according to Hauser. far out campus briefs T-shirt for you. To get one. Just fly with us to Mexico this summer, and LONG HAIR take advantage of our Get It On In Mazatlan vacation package., The University Choir and be shown at 6:30 tonight on OUR SPECIALTY When your last final is over. the Brass Quintet will per- KQED, channel 9. and your nerves are worn as low as form at noon today in the REGULAR your pencil. get away from it all in
S.U. "pit" area between the S.. Mexico ft's a lot closer and HAIRCUTS 2.50 Cheaper than Europe. games area and Ninth The India Student In Mexico, there's a whole slew Street. Association will show films MAN OF TODAY of great things to keep You busy all S.. tomorrow night at 8 in SPECIAL Morris Dailey Auditorium. summer. "What's up Doc?" is HAIR DESIGN, Meet new people, (50% of whom Admission is $1.50 for tonight's Friday Flick. It will are likely to be of the opposite sex). students $2 general. CUT. STYLE 6.50 flicker at 7 and 10 p.m. in Dance III dawn. Get a suntan. Hitchhike Morris Daily Auditorium. NO APPT. NECESSARY to exotic places (or bring along your Admission is 50 cents. bike and ride to them). Eat food so e The Rudolph Seltzer good it'll drive your tongue crazy. Ride "Aztecs" will perform Singers will perform MAN OF TODAY a burro. Drink some of that good tonight at the Joint Effort tomorrow night at 8:15 in the Mexican beer. Pick a papaya. Run Coffeehouse. Shows will be Concert Hall. BARBER SHOP barefoot on a deserted beach. Crack at 8 and 10:30. Admission is Admission is $1 students 110 SA.N TOMAS AQUINO ID- open a coconut. Fish for giant fish. Learn a little Spanish. Or lust lay back $2 for students and $3 and $2 general. OWN 7 DAYS general. 3784135 TO 7 "1- and forget your G.P.A. So get together with a friend, pack your bags and make your reservations. A film produced by For more information, call your Travel Agent or Hughes Airwest free T-shirt, too. Community of Communities, We'll give you Paradise For Pesos. And a a student group that works with ex-mental patients, will 5 days/4 nights in Mazatlan. $53" for the whole enchilada. Use this Get It On In MazatIr1 package to get acquainted with Mexico at rh entertainment by ISRAEL'S beginning of your summer. Or to unwind at the end of your trip music You get 5 days 4 nights r %parts'''. liaily roe Eli Lehay accommodations. Round - Inn pot the shakes rust dreaming about Mes,co Please rush Serving the San Jose Slate INDEPENDENCE PARTY more mlormatiod because I want to Get lt On in Mazatlan University Community (singer) trip transportation from the Since 1934 airport to the hotel. An orientation trip around Second c leis postage paid at San Sat April 26 7:30 p.m. Women's Gym Jose, California. Member Of Mazatlan. A margarita that'll California Newspaper Publishers knock your eyes out. All fitiON1 and the Asia, iated Association Mexican food, room and Press Publisheddaily by San Jose 41.50 donation Israel Emergency Fund StATI State University. except Saturday. beverage taxes. A Get It On `,unday and Monday, during the T-shirt And all of Mexico &lege year The opinions ex Not military use but for hospitals, hAsh MANI pressed herein are not necessarily ti di) with ls I I310:134, those of the Associated Students, schools, etc. ,(11011' or the folk dancing me Collect. Administration speaker HUGHES AIRWESTN 1 111 North Highland. Hollywood, ia 900/1 and Department of Journalism ..{41,1 ;11 a ri.re Ath 21 tiSing Subscriptions an epted only on a remainder of semester basis Full academic veer, Se each Semester. SA SCI Olt ,arrrius price per COPY, 10 cents Phone 277 3111 Advertising 277 falafels 31/1 Press of Erich Printing, San 105e Page 4, April 25, 1975 'Harry and Tonto' minor but warm
By Mary Edwards Actor Oscar for his One of the more pleasant, characterization, is so if minor, films around these perfectly suited to the role days is "Harry and Tonto" that it's hard to imagine any it's the sort of movie we can other Harry. look forward to seeing on TV Carney moves into his part a few years from now. extremely slowly, but he The movie is a long, close gradually adds surprising look at Harry Combes Art dimension and insights into Carney), a retired college Harry's quiet nature. instructor who, after being Unfortunately, it takes unwillingly uprooted from more than one strong his Manhattan apartment, character to make a perfect embarks on a cross-country movie in depth and im- odyssey with his cat com- portance, the supporting panion, Tonto. characters are merely walk- Harry and Tonto are not as ons. young as they used to be Ambiance not enough Harry is 72, Tonto 77 (by The relaxed, fantasy - human standards ) and tinged ambiance of Harry's they resent losing their trek west, though, enor- quiet, comfortable life of mously appealing, is not a Elton John is The Pinball Wizard retirement. strong enough support for an An attempt to put down entire film. roots with Harry's son Bert Writer -director Paul Columbia Pictures Rober1Stgwood Sax 12.1S1t11 and his noisy family is JOHN GOODRICH He will present his Master's Dance concert tonight and Saturday. Mazursky allows us to hopelessly unsuccessful, so Tommy PG develop a real fondness for 1.,11.10/ho.,..- .. . . , Pete Townshend they head west to visit his Harry, but we're left wishing daughter (Ellen Burstyn ) in Ann-Margret Oliver Reed Roger Daltrey Elton John that he had given us just a Master's dance concert tonight Chicago, and another son little more to walk away Eric Clapton I Larry Hagman) in Los John Entwistle Keith Moon with. Angeles. Paul Nicholas Harry gets younger The Harry we see is Jack Nicholson Robert Powell Pete Townshend The low-key adventure isolated from his own life Tina Turner The Who they find along the way and from ours. And though , Hanyllenn Pete Townshend . , Ken Russell Could be new beginning Beryl Venue t. 4 Christopher Stamp . Robed Stig-mood comes as a satisfying sur- that isolation is pleasantly h. Ken Russell plq1'101S,14/1a, II 1,1 dr!* , prise to Harry, and the undemanding, the dreamy farther they get from their effortlessness of it all is not tal51(.1.013 a lar-taa- 1:00 3:10 5:20 7:30 9:30 John Goodrich, graduate Arts, according to Goodrich. University at Hayward and There are two group Midnite Special Fri.& Sat.I1:45 old existence, the younger he as rewarding as total in- dance student, will present a Modern dances came to SJSU two years ago. dances, two trios, a duet, and Advance tickets at all Bass Outlet becomes. volvement might have been. _ 5Aitu5A t.t.t_E AT No Passes Accepted Master's Dance Concert The concert numbers are He hopes to make a career a Goodrich solo. Harry is a remarkable old tonight and tomorrow night all "modern dances," set to of teaching dance. The dance names, which include "Delta One," man intelligent, gentle, in the Dance Studio, PER the music of such artists as Several starts "Whatsit," and "Plus One," patient, understanding and 262. Benjamin Britton and Pink Goodrich began were also created by genuinely likeable. And Art Floyd. choreographing the concert The concert, created and Goodrich. Carney, who won the Best put together by Goodrich as One of the numbers is last January, and he says to a master's performed to a percussion several times he had to More may come alternative Sound all Super includes six dance score that Goodrich wrote "throw everything away and Today at 5 p.m. Goodrich thesis, it, CLOSING SOON! numbers and has been himself. start all over because just will present a lecture- year and a half in wasn't working." demonstration of two of the g--)01E nearly a A dance major for five 10-1.41,411 the making. dances in the concert, also in years, Goodrich earned his The dances "just PER 262. owesq\ Goodrich, 33, will earn a degree at California State evolved," Goodrich ex- The concert will be free masters in Theater Arts with plains, out of rehearsals and and will be performed r 1 SAVINGS creative emphasis if the classes. tonight and tomorrow at 8 masters committee grades p.m. him satisfactorily. He will Win terland Goodrich's endeavor may NO also be required to describe 'Steppenwolf' signify the beginning of more STI 'DENT RUSH and evaluate his concert. 1SAWYNIEN student efforts in this 15 Min. This is the first master's to feature direction. 'Wain) concert done in Theater to be shown STUDENT DISCOUNT DOWN Two other graduates are ISIAH) with I Di preparing a combined For GROUP SALES tali C-W rock 776-71;11 '01 at Camera 1 master's concert for next Irr Atl.. I.,, 11, lynard Skynyrd and year, and Goodrich says a Charlie Daniels will play The film version of Her- third student also has one in No Payments their country rock at Win- mann Hesse's "Step- the making. Until July terland this Saturday and penwolf ," starring Max Von Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Sydow, will be shown tonight with approval Tickets, which cost $5 in through Sunday at the of your credit advance or $6 at the door, Camera I theater in San 114our are available at the San Jose Jose. Stretched Box Office. *tAI Dominique Sanda also Regular Price Quality stars in the film, which was San Jose directed by Fred Haines. HOME and GARDEN Primed Novelist Henry Miller said , SECONDS & CLOSEOUTS $369.80 the movie is like nothing he's Canvas ever seen "It will stun and bewilder, but it will also oar. VASQUE exhilerate and intoxicate." 1/3 tO 1/2 OFT RETAIL 10a Nee navra rang ane caroang H U 90 52 Y1 96 91 100 102 104 al. 111111 I A coutnciedS Oe Showing with "Step- . loam SR lun 10to4 MON. thru SAT. -- ant" al 'moat penwolf" will be "Sleuth," wino Many starring Sir Laurence sizes available: Woos to COM ORO Olivier and Michael Caine. 281-2525 MitligttlteS The Stock too .5.. INN Showtimes are 7:30 and 10 to p.m., and tickets cost $2. 30" X 40" AU. BOER IN 'UNDO From 11 to III NARROW-MEDIUM-WIDE 15% OFF II SANK CARDS CHM VS Save SUNNYVALE SAN JOSE 04, testa at cameo MI Alma. 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