It's all in the wrist A dance extravaganza Spring practice begins A tournament of the unusual sport Frisbee golf The University Theatre hosts a collection Coming off a Cal Bowl victory the football invades Santa Cruz this weekend of dances performed by SJSU students team brings optimism to spring practice See CenterStage inside Page 4 See CenterStage inside SPARTAN DAILY Vol. 96, No. 46 Published for San Jose State University since 1934 Thursday, April 11, 1991 UPD detains three protesters Registration By Brooke Shelby Biggs Daily staff writer Three students were temporari- ly detained by University Police for on suspicion of vandalism after delayed attempting to fly the gay -pride rainbow flag on the flagpole behind MacQuarrie Hall Wednes- day. Byl Hulse, Mike Kemmerer fall semester and lbd Comerford, a gay ROTC By Carolyn Swaggart poned is that officials within Aca- alumnus and Navy veteran, were Daily stall writer demic Affairs and Admissions and part of a protest against the cam- The schedule of Fall 1991 class- Records were hoping to get better pus ROTC compliance with a es will not go on sale for students information at the March trustees' Department of Defense policy until May 15 the delay a result meeting. Robinson said. that bars gays from joining the of budget cuts that will eliminate "And indeed, we got some con- military. 640 classes next fall. firmation of what we knew earlier, The protest was a part of the Admissions and Records and the and enough information to allow National Day of Action against Academic Affairs Vice-President's us to proceed to make a budget ROTC which was sponsored by Office were asked to postpone the allocation, so that the schools and the American Civil Liberties schedules until departments could departments would have an Union. It was held in conjunction make adjustments, according to approximate idea of where they with the SJSU Gay. Lesbian and Alan Freeman, director of Space arc," Robinson said. Bisexual Alliance's Pride Week. Management and Facilities Plan- Robinson indicated, however. The day's events began with a ning. that they were still uncertain what press conference in which GALA "We had to postpone, because the final budget cuts could be. He organizers spoke out against the we didn't know how deep the bud- noted that the governor had identi- ROTC's policy on homosexuali- get cuts would be, and we really fied an even larger shortfall in the ty. still don't," said Maynard Robin- state budget than he had anticipat- "The ROTC on this campus son, associate academic vice presi- ed in January. Robinson explained and every other is educating peo- dent of Educational Planning and that the if the budget changed ple that bigotry is OK," said Wig- Resources. gsy Sivertsen, SJSU counselor One of the reasons it was post- See CLASSES, back page and gay-rights activist. All organizers said they were not attempting to kick ROTC off campus but to protest the Depart- ment of Defense policy and to force ROTC to comply with the Add/drop fee campus non-discrimination Poli- cy. The campus policy says no campus-sanctioned organization fall may discriminate on any basis, dropped for including sexual-affectional ori- By Carolyn Swaggart who wished to add or drop a entation. Daffy stall writer class during the class schedule About 50 protesters marched The add/drop fee will not be adjustment period. A high num- from the Student Union to Mac- implemented in the fall ber of students adding or drop- Quarrie Hall shouting slogans semester during the Touch- ping a class after the first day of like, "ROTC, just say no to big- SJSU registration period, the semester was cited as the otry!" and "Hey, hey, ho, ho. accordimg to Edgar Chambers, reason. ROTC has got to go!" associate executive vice presi- 1 . ever, the Spring 1991 When the march reached the dent of Admissions and ilauch-SJSU registration period ROTC flagpole, Comerford. Records. resulted in significantly less Hulse and Kemmerer worked the Last semester, a one-time $20 adds and drops than the previ- halyard knot from under a chain fee was proposed for students See DROPS, back page lock and attached the rainbow flag to the rope beneath the American flag. As they attempted to raise the flag. five plainclothes University Police officers came from behind Human relations to MacQuarric and Sweeney halls, confiscated the flag and hand- cuffed the three. They were then review ROTC policy led to UPD patrol cars and driven By Susan Brown racial, sexual, ethnic and other to the UPD station, where they Rockstord Takamatsu Daily stall photograph, ,r Daily stall writer related issues prevalent on cam- were detained for about 45 min- One of the first complaints the Byl Hulse attaches the gay liberation flag to the the armed services. Hulse was one of three that pus. utes, according to UPD Human Relations Advisory Board After witnessing the event at flagpole in the MacQuarrir hall quad to protest the were detained by liPD. Below: Mike Kemmerrer may face as a collective unit is the MacQuarric Hall, counselor and See PROTEST, hack page U.S. military policy of not allowing gays to serve in was taken into custody by 11PD Officer Ilernander. issue of discrimination of gays in gay-rights activist Wiggsy Siven- ROTC. sen made her way to the Campus While three students were Dialogue and informed members ROTC lambasted detained and ultimately released of the board still present that she on suspicion of vandalism for would soon have a complaint of putting up a gay-pride flag on the her own regarding the way Uni- flagpole behind MacQuarrie Hall versity Police handled the situa- during A.S. meeting yesterday, the board was holding tion. its first Campus Dialogue a:cross Four agencies on the SJSU cam- By Robert W. Scoble because the U.S. Armed Forces campus in the Engineering build- pus handle complaints. Cases of Day stall wrier has a policy of not accepting ing. public safety are referred to Uni- The Associated Students homosexuals into the military. Yesterday's dialogue was the versity Police. Job discrimination Board of Directors told the Every student is questioned first in a series aimed ultimately at of any kind or orientation is han- ROTC program to stay out of stu- about their sexual preferences collecting data from the campus dled by the Equal Employment dents' bedrooms. before being admitted into an community in order make recom- Opportunity/Affirmative Action A.S. attacked SJSU's ROTC ROTC program. mendations to SJSU president Gail office. Cases of miwepresentation progam Wednesday as being Meanwhile, Christine Schmidt Fullerton. The topic Wednesday go to Student Affairs and instances homophobic and discriminatory says that she is being deprived ()I focused on complaints and how of grade disputes are handled by and passed a resolution that an open friendship with students they are handled on the SJSU cam- the University Ombudsman. The demanded that the ROTC pro- in the ROTC program. Because pus. problem lies mostly in the gray grams on campus stop discrimi- she is openly gay, her friends, The Human Relations Advisory areas where complaints overlap in nating against homosexual stu- who are forced to keep their Board was implemented last nature. dents. ROTC doesn't let openly semester by Fullerton to advise her "People don't think they need gay people into its program See ROTC, page 3 on issues of race and sexism as well as to promote sensitivity to See BOARD, hack page tu ents and faculty address role of re igion in vvar Editor's By Robert Drueckhammer classical Catholic beliefs on war against the war in Mc gull. was no attempt to solve the issue have been tried. Speaal te the Daily and discussed the current crisis still During the 50 minute lecture. through non-violent means," And while he said that Iraqi Approximately 20 students and going on in the Persian Gulf titled "Just War or Non. Violence?: Christiansen said. attmcities on the people of Kuwait Note faculty members attended a forum region. Evolution of Western Thought on Christiansen, who focused on may have made the war against 'Mc Spartan Daily will yesterday designed to increase Drew Christiansen. a Jesuit War and Peace." Christiansen the history of the Catholic concept Iraq a "just cause," he added that it not publish Friday and their awareness of war issues in Hannan research professor in attacked the United Stales kit not of a "Just War," said that govern- did not make a just war. religion. applied ethics at Santa Clara Uni- conducting a "just war" and for not ments must be committed to non- "The atrocities by Iraq onto will resume regular daily The forum, which was spon- versity, was the featured speaker living to solve the situation peace - violent ideas in order for a just war Kuwait needed to be solved, but publication on Monday, sored by Campus Ministry. Faculty for the discussion. Christiansen, hilly to occur. According to Chris- not necessarily by war... We gained for Social Responsibility and the application of April 15. who received his doctorate in reli- 'In this war, you had a combina- tiansen. the Vatican defines a just very little by the Religious Studies program, gave gious studies and ethics from Yale tion of shamed diplomacy and a war as a war that can only occur force." Christiansen said. audience members a history of University in 1982. spoke out diplomacy of ultimatums. There after all types of diplomatic efforts See RELIGION, hack page

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If the consumers on campus don't have EDITORIAL REPORTER'S FORUM as much money to spend next semester as they do now, the less permanent sellers JACK TRAGESER might quickly start packing up their wagons and head for greener pastures. Preserve what we have The nomadic hot dog vendors, with their Budget cuts will tag now-you-see-em', now-you -don't carts, premise is forewarning the reduced number be a part of SJSU The will probably always commendable: to protect of applicants will aid SJSU as the because everyone needs to eat. They're enrolled SJSU students services at SJSU are already in SJSU trinket market usually off to the side or on one of the from further budget ills by danger of suffering cataclysmic perimeter streets like San Carlos or discouraging the amount of declines in future years. Fourth, waiting patiently for the next Going to class these days on a campus conspicuous purchases than in the past. hungry passer-by. applicants. There's growing physical heavily laden with sales representatives Most departments already charge some However, the way applicants evidence that the budget shortfall and vendors of every kind, I feel sort of And Spartan Shops, the string of on- type of user or material fees, but they arc were discouraged was is drastic enough that 640 classes like a leaping frog. My classes are lilly campus retail stores operated by SJSU, irresponsible and not and whole departments will fall pads in a murky pond of commercialism, provides a wide array of products and The Student Union has fulfill the basic needs of the representative of an institution prey. Adding more students will and the jump from one to another, without services that average college student. that preaches fair play. only dilute the mud bath of falling into the scum, gets harder all the turned into a makeshift flea time. A committee appointed by SJSU services further. market, with crowded aisles If someone needs a Scantron form or go to the President Gail Fullerton The Student Union has turned into a some floppy disks, he or she can of trinket-covered tables bookstore. Spartan Shops may experience approved a plan to move quality of education in makeshift flea market, with crowded aisles of trinket-covered tables lining lining the inside on most lower sales in such areas as computers application dates up from August Thethe CSU system would not the inside on most days and credit-hawkers days and credit-hawkers and clothing, but its wide assortment will to April 12 for some students. be prefaced by relative perched outside, waiting for the next pull it through. Although the adminstration affordability. The availability of perched outside, waiting for sucker. Traveling bazaars and boutiques The traveling entrepreneurs who sell states that it placed classes is already laughable and come to SJSU more often than some the next sucker. wire statues, handmade purses, and other advertisements in local would become pathetically students. such frivolous items probably won't be so word will take unworthy of forecasted higher newspapers, the But that may change as soon as next likely to increase them in size and lucky. If I'm down to my last five bucks, several weeks to circulate tuitions if CSU decided to accept semester. frequency as a means of insulating their chances are I won't spend it on something throughout highschools and more students. silly. The severe budget cuts imposed by Gov. staff and class schedules from the budget community colleges. The warning A four-year degree has long Pete Wilson have begun to trickle down crisis. On the other hand, I could be wrong. amounted to practically nill. been a fallacy, with five years a the California State University system, The computer lab in the Business Tower. Maybe students will keep on patronizing The result will be the more realistic pattern. Now, six from CSU trustees to university which only last semester was free to all the trinket-sellers, despite the hard times. administrations desired effect: years is the projected length of presidents, to deans, to department chairs, business students, now has a $20 user fee. But that would only prove that we can thousands of applicants will miss time to acquire a bachelor's and so on. Art and photography classes have long afford the fee increases, and everyone deadlines and SJSU will be saved degree. When the cuts reach students they will had some material fees. knows that's not true. from a larger headache. SJSU cannot afford to be most tangibly evident in the form of Considering the severity of this year's Right? Despite the lack of proper accomodate any more students. tuition increases and user fees, which budget dilemma, students can expect to means students will have less money see much more of the same and much less Jack Trageser is a Spartan Daily staff (disposable income) to spend on of their money. writer. His column appears on Thursday. CAMPUS VOICE ADINA FRIEDMAN Remembering the Holocaust Forum page April 11 marks "Yom Hashoah," the like us. All wars are horrible, but never Holocaust Memorial Day. Around 50 before had genocide been so years ago, in the heart of the "civilized systematically planned and carried out. policies world," the Nazis committed one of the The Holocaust is about what racism, The Spartan Daily provides a daily biggest atrocities in the history of prejudice and ignorance can come to. Forum page. Contributions to the mankind. This is why we must remember. Not so page arc encouraged from students, Eleven million innocent men, women we can dwell on the past, but so that we staff, faculty, others who are and children were put to death in the most know it. So that we understand why interested in the University at large. horrifying systematic methods. Six things happened as they did, and realize million of these were Jews, the others that by sitting with our arms crossed we Any letter or column for the Forum were Gypsies, "socialists collaborators" will not prevent them from happening page must be turned into the Letters or anyone else the Nazis didn't think again. to the Editor box in the Spartan deserved to live. To create a better future we must learn Daily newsroom, WLN 104, during ; So what does all this have to do with us, the lessons of the past and implement office hours. Submissions may also here today? Why must we remember? them in our lives today. Remembering be mailed to Forum Editor, The For Jews, the answer is quite obvious, and understanding the past is the first step Spartan Daily, department of mass perhaps. But the Holocaust isn't only in ensuring that nothing like the communications, San Jose State about Jews or Gypsies or Germans. It's Holocaust ever happens again not to University, San Jose, CA., 95192. about people turning into beasts and Jews, not to Gypsies. Not in Europe, or Articles and letters must contain the treating other human beings like animals. the Middle East or the United States author's name, phone number, Who could have imagined how human not anyone, anywhere, ever. address, and major (if a student). energy and intelligence woqld bp utilized Those interested are invited to attend the to invent more efficient murdering presentation on the Holocaust tonight at 7 Contributions must be typed or techniques, to devise gas showers and p.m. in the Associated Students Council submitted on 3.5" Macintosh - ovens to burn thousands of people. Who Chambers in the Student Union. There compatible disc (Microsoft Word). could have known that in the 20th century will be a guest speaker and films about people would be making soap out of the Holocaust. Submissions become property of human fat and lamp shades from human the Spartan Daily and will be edited skin. Adina Friedman is a senior majoring in for grammar, libel, spelling, and It seems inconceivable, yet it all biology. length. happened to people like us, by people Paul Conrad Los Angeles Times PERSPECTIVE What do you feel is U.S. society's biggest problem today? A group of people seem to be It would have to be racism. A lot of getting in deeper and deeper and arc They're not emphasizing education people would like to believe that it's Michelle becoming more hopeless. .. 1 don't Shelley as much as they should because not as bad as it was at one time, but Cooper know how society's going to deal Jungren education plays a big role in the actually it's worse now because it's with that problem. Just pouring more future. So they're neglecting that, disguised and that way it's more money into it isn't going to help, so! instead they're spending more detrimental. Biology guess it depends a lot on the Psychology money on war or improving their Junior educational system. Senior own power. 21 23 Billy Glenn Adrian Ball Usechak A lot of people arc just so ignorant Ben jam in Neglect for the homeless people. about everybody else's views and For the misuse of funds spending Philosophy of cultures. . . People get particular more money on defense and less Mechanical ideas about a certain group and they Industrial Sport money on the actual people in this Engineering oppose it based on very little Engineering Sophomore country and people that need the Graduate information that they know of... It's Junior finances. 21 38 discrimination based on ignorancc 20

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ROTC 'If ROTC openly discriminates against gays and the college policy YesterDaily From page 1 forbids discrimination, why are they allowed to use college Today's forecast Because many students are not on homosexuality "in the closet" facilities?' Sunny skies with light campus everyday, YesterDaily because of the military's refusal to Charles Huckleberry, provides readers with a recap of winds coming from the hire gays, can't be seen with her director elect of non-traditional minority affairs previous issue's top stories. because ROTC staff might find out the west. Highs in the with about their homosexuality. "Those growing SJSU deficit has lows in the 40s. are people that I can't say minority affairs. Johnson, co-writer of the resolu- Goodman said. "It's about time The 'hi'to," of the radio Schmidt said. Students on the AS. thought the tion. "I applaud this group for tak- that SJSU followed this positive forced the cancellation class (Journalism 165) The A.S. is trying to answer answer was simple. ing a firm and unambiguous stand move to end discrimination." broadcasting those claims of open discrimina- "The fact is," said Stephen in support of ending discrimination Blair Whitney voiced his sup- that runs KSJS-FM Newsbreak. Friday's forecast tion against gays by demanding Goodman, director of student's at San Jose State I only hope that port, but also said that the ROTC that the university enforce its own rights and responsibilities, "that the university's administration fol- is an important part of the campus. The first Silent Auction showcases Mostly sunny skies with for the anti-discrimination policy which the ROTC discriminates against lows that policy," he said. "I'm not against the ROTC, I'm exotic items to raise money closing highs in the low 70s and says that "there will be no differen- homosexuals." The Academic Senate also against the injustice," Whitney SJSU University Club. The been extended tial treatment of persons because After the unanimous decision to passed a resolution on Monday said. date for bidding has lows in the 40s. of... sexual orientation." pass the resolution, most of the 20- that attacked the ROTC's discrimi- But until ROTC changes its to April 25. "If ROTC openly discriminates person audience stood up and natory position. It is expected to policies, Schmidt still can't talk to National Weather against gays and the college policy applauded the A.S.'s decision. vote soon on a resolution that will her friends. At the same time, The first Interfratemity Council -- forbids discrimination, why are Others thought that it has taken too force the ROTC program to be some students say that government swim meet splashed at the Aquatic Service they allowed to use college facili- long for the university to attack the eventually shut down. is still peering into their bedroom Center on Monday as Sigma Chi ties," asked Charles Huckleberry, ROTC's discriminatory practices. "We're waiting for (SJSU Presi- windows and discriminating edged Kappa Sigma for the victory. director elect of non-traditional "It's about time," said Kevin dent) Gail Fullerton's support," against them for what it sees. SpartaGuide

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Page 4, Thursday, April 11, 1991 Sports Spartan Daily Happin' Up Sports Spartans kick off Where's the Cardinal? seasonal practice By Jim Johnson er's position. Daily staff writer While neither has big-time noto- Spring's ebullient optimism ar- riety. Shea has confidence in theni rived at SJSU last Saturday in the "No one seemed to know who By SteN 4! !Miller form of spring training, but it had Ralph was (before last season) ei- looking over SJSU's 1991 nothing to do with baseball. ther," he said. Iwas football schedule, and found it to SJSU head coach Terry Shea Whoever wins the job will have he one game short. began his second year at the helm an experienced. speedy core of re- The Spartans open the season on of the Spartan football program cievers to throw to this year. the road against the University of when he whistled the start of Senior wideouts Walter Brooks. Florida and the University of Spring practice. Byron Jackson, David Blakes. Minnesota. Nothing odd. yet. The The Spartans are practicing two Gary Charlton and Bobby Black- Spartans are finally getting the hours every weekday and their first mon form a quintet known as the caliber of teams they deserve to inter-squad scrimmage is sched- "Young Guns." senior tight end play. uled for 9 a.m. Saturday. Along with Burnett. the group presents I glanced down the schedule a Shea's optimism this year ex- Bryce tends beyond the usual high hopes a significant challenge for oppos- little further and saw a few Big West for success in the coming year, and ing secondaries. Conference games. Still, all looking his hopes are high. After all, SJSU "They are on a mission," Shea OK. Next is a road game against is not only looking to defend its said. "to improve their play even a on FliChey Daily staff photographer Bay Area rival UC-Berkeley, a few Big West Conference and Califor- notch higher than last year." West matches and a home SJSU's Lyn Cadigal hits a tvvo-handed back- versity 's Jill l'okoyania on Tuesday. Cadigal more Big nia Bowl championships but to Rounding out the offensive unit. And then, as hand in her match against Santa Clara Uni- and her teammates heat the Broncos 8-1. game against Hawaii. continue its climb in the national offensive linemen Peni losela and at usual, the Spartans end the season rankings. Nick Trammer are earning earl the Fresno, the biggest game of SJSU finished last year ranked accolades. season, since it is usually a fight to in the Top 20 for the first time in Shea said losefa, a 6-foot-4. SJSU tames Broncos in tennis the California Bowl. the program's history. The Spar- 287-pound senior tackle from Ho- leen Gleason But wait, isn't something tans were voted 20th in the UPI nolulu, could be the best ever at By Precy Correos Patty Cornelius doeated Darien heat Noelle Paster- nak, missing? poll a year ago, and 25th in the AP SJSU. Trammer is a 6-foot-2. 237- Daily staff writer Ching 6-3. 6-0. 6-4. 6-1 for SJSU. Where is Stanford? Did I miss it? voting. pound center from San Francisco. Tuesday afternoon was close Julie Williams waltzed Tuesday's doubles matches were So. I re-examined the schedule "I really like the attitude every- Defensively. Shea said the Spar- to perfect; it was sunny, with a through with a 6-1, 6-1 win choreographed much in the same searching for the most exciting body has, the way they support tans have a few holes to fill, espe- slight breeze and a bright day for against SCU's Manuela Hoehn. way, with SJSU winning game of all inter-Bay Area each other," Shea said. "We're cially at the linebacker position. SJSU to beat Santa Clara Univer- "Her backhand was real all three games. Williams-Corne- lius contests, the SJSU-Stanford working hard to continue the mo- Junior Phil Lobsinger, a com- sity's women's tennis team. weak," said Williams of Hoehn. defeated Ching-Souza 6-3. match. mentum we built up last year. We munity college All-American at Like a celebration of spring, "and I took advantage of that." 6-1; Hiraishi-Flor Cadigal won After a second, third and even have 23 seniors back. We've been Diablo College. was recruited to the Spartan team danced its way Jill Yokoyama. of SCU, beat 7-5. 6-3 against Yokoyama- fourth look, still no SJSU-Stanford here a year now. There's a lot help at that spot. effortlessly to an 8-1 victory. Lyn Cadigal. 6-3. 6-1. Hanna and Lyn Cadigal-Leslie game. Where is the South Bay more tradition, more flow to Another less-than settled area is Yokoyama said she mixed her Ruiz defeated Gleason-Paster- Second-year Santa Clara head 6-3. brawl? It's nowhere to be tbund. things. Everyone's more under- the SJSU defensive backfield. shots, catching Cadigal off bal- nak. 6-2, coach Ahn Dao Nguyen has an ance. This gave Yokoyama the Tuesday was definitely a good scheduled the Minnesota standing of what to expect." Shea said. Senior safety Hesh amicable relationship with SJSU SJSU edge fora winning performance. day for tennis hut as Cornelius, game in the early '80s. The The only major change on the Colar is an important returning coach Bill Cole. And no wonder. coaching staff is the promotion of performer. "What she could've done was put it, "Are you kidding? It's a Florida game was scheduled in Nguyen is a SJSU graduate and a mix her shots, too," said Yo- good day for the beach too. the late '80s, as was the Hawaii outside linebacker coach Bill La- Shea said he is looking for Sat- former member of the Spartan varoni to a full-time coaching posi- urday's first scrimmage to help koyama. "Her shonshots were The Spartans are next sched- contest. tennis team. So. no hard feelings really good, but she gave me uled to play on Thursday at 2 My first thought as to why SJSU tion. Lavaroni will work with the him assess that position as well as were lost when the neighboring offensive some good strokes. p.m. at the South Campus Courts does not play Stanford was because linemen. others. school lost to SJSU. Another change from last Spring "It's important that we see what Spartan Tisha Hiraishi won against Sacramento State, a of the Minnesota. Florida and is the presence of running back we have," the second year coach One of the advantages the her first set. 6-1, against Kristy touch tougher team according to Hawaii games. But then, why not Leon Hawthorne. who was injured said. Spartans had in Tuesday's match Hanna, weakened in the second Cole. cancel the Berkeley game opposed for most of the early part of last "We also will be looking to find was the fact that the Broncos set, 4-6, and then came hack "It's going to be our !mist to Stanford? season. The 5-foot-I I 215 pound out where the offensive and de- have a young team. Most of the strong in the third 6-3. Flor Cadi- competitive game of the sea- Of the top 14 crowds (more than senior has been impressive thus fensive lines are, to get some kind players were freshmen and two gal also had a strong start. 6-3, son." 60,0(X)) at an SJSU game, eight of far. of measure on them. They will be a were sophomores. according to against SC'U's Mary Gleason. Sacramento has a record of H- them were played at Stanford "We are starting to fully appre- big factor for us. Nguyen. losing 3-6 in the second set. but I . It should he a lot harder to Stadium. And of the other six, four ciate his talent." Shea said. "It's also important that the In the singles matches. SJSU's recovering 6-3 in the third. Col- beat, Cole added. were at Arizona and two at Hawthorne's running mate this quarterbacks function well under Washington. In case you're season may well turn out to be pressure." wondering why they were all road Maceo Barbosa, a 5-foot-10, 2(8) Although he may sign a feu games. Spartan Stadium only holds pound senior fullback. more community college players. 30.000. Last year's starter at quar- Shea said what you see at spring Now, in those top 14 crowds, not terback. Ralph Martini, had a su- practice is generally what you get LOOKING FOR A SAFE PLACE TO one of them was against the Golden perlative season, but he has used for the season. Bears. So if it were up to SJSU, up his eligibility. 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Mlle [ ORIGINAL D Spartan Daily Sports Thursday, April 11, 1991, Page 5 Cal pounds SJSU 15-5 Club hosts karate championship By Jack Trageser the time the Bears had seen or leant hitting with a .245 average Competition expected Daily staff writer eight runs, according to Piraro. the Conversely. UNLV is second in The Spartan baseball team 'timid game was getting out of hand. So hitting, at .320. but last in pitching from throughout Bay out Wednesday that sleeping Bears he changed strategies and decided with a ghastly 6.84 team ERA. Pi- wake up hungry and mean. to leave Rausch preserve his in to ram said the desert air, known to Area colleges SJSU had a 2-0 lead entering the bullpen, and to get his subs some change routine flys into home fourth inning, but the Golden playing time. The SJSU Karate club will be runs, has something to do with the Bears came out of hibernation to "I left Rausch in hosting its second annual Karate there because Rebels' numbers. score 12 runs in the next two in- he had two outs for six or seven championship Saturday in room 44 of the Spartan Complex. nings and eventually mauled the batters," Piraro said. "Once it got "The air is thin, and that's why Spartans 15-5 at Municipal Sta- out of hand, because this is a non- their numbers are always high." Shinji Kamate, club member dium. conference game. I tried to get said Piraro. "Their pitching is not and organizer of the champion- "Good offensive teams like Cal guys some playing time." Rausch as bad as those numbers." ship, said that the event draws as are hard enough to stop," Spartan ended up yielding 12 runs on 10 many as 100 competitors from head coach Sam Piraro said, "but hits and two walks, while striking collegiate clubs around the Bay if you give them extra outs, forget out five. Women golfers Area, including groups from UC- Cal pitchers, on the other hand. Berkeley, Santa Clara Univer- Piraro was referring to errors on combined for seven srikeouts. sity, UC-Santa Cruz and the part of SJSU (17-18. 3-3) that Henderson. before being lifted for win Arizona DeAnza, Foothill and Mission perpetuated already long Bear ral- a pinch hitter in the seventh, was community colleges. lies. SJSU was charged with two, called out on strikes twice, and The event also draws indepen- hut could have easily had more. In said the umpire took the bat out of Invitational dent clubs from the area who Ka- the end, though, with Cal (20-17) his hands. mate said have not yet decided to Daily staff report participate. "On the day of the scoring an economical 15 runs on "When an ump has a zone that The SJSU women's golf team 15 hits, the errors and misplayed big, it pretty much changes the tournament they might register at captured its fourth tournament vic- the door." he predicted. way you hit," Henderson said. tory in seven attempts this season Piraro, while not wanting to The group also expects at least by winning the Lady Sun Devil In- as many spectators as compet- BEARS 15 make excuses, had to agree. vitational in Tempe, Ariz. "I felt that some of those third itors, club member Ross Alacar SPARTANS 5 By winning the three-day tour- said. "We usually get a good called strikes weren't justified," nament, which concluded Wednes- HIGHLIGHT: Berkeley Piraro said. "The umpires' strike crowd.'' day. the team maintained its num- Kamate echoed Alacar's feel- pounded out nine runs on zone was not good. and that played ber one ranking in the nation. a part in the game." ings on the turnout. "We're seven hits in the fifth Topping a 17-team field at the much more organized than last inning, taking a 12-2 lead. One player that had no problems Karsten Golf Course, SJSU de- year. he said. "so I think it will with the strike zone was O'Brien. feated host Arizona State by six be much larger than last year." strokes despite competing without Rock sford Takamatsu - Daily staff photographer halls were only part of the disaster. Batting in the leadoff spot, he went The event will include two 3-for-5 with a run scored. With top player Pat Hurst, who with- facets of the Japanese martial art Shinji Kamata and Joe Dalessandro spar in preparation for After SJSU squeaked out a run drew because of an illness. in the second on a Cal error, and Jason Bugg currently sidlined by a Karate - Kata and Kumite. Ka- SJSU's 2nd annual karate championship to be held Saturday at sprained ankle, O'Brien should get Tracy Hanson took up the slack mate said. SPX 44. At least eight Bay Area colleges will be attending. another in the third with Ken of Hurst's absence by finishing O'Brien scoring on a double steal. more chances to hit leadoff, Kumite is a form of sparring in ered by a competitor, Kamate The SJSU Karate club has according to Piraro. second individually with a five- which two opponents fight each the Bears went to work. They under-par total score of 211, one said. been active at least 10 years, Ka- scored three runs in the fourth. other for points, while trying not The championship will host mate said. "I'm not sure who "I wish I had 100 Mark O'Bri- stroke behind Kelly Robbins of to hurt one another. "We try not largely due to a wind-blown flyball ens," Piraro said. "He's really a Tulsa University. which finished three different classes of compet- started it or when. It was long be- over rightfielder Ken Henderson's to produce any injuries, but itors with rankings for people fore my time." scrapper. If he had some speed, fifth. sometimes people get hurt," Ka- head that Piraro said he should he'd be an ideal leadoff man." Other top SJSU finishers in- under 18. college competitors Kamate said that he hopes the have caught. mate said. and adults. Within the classes are hosting of this event will lead to cluded Nicole Horner, who fin- Kata is a dance-like display of He didn't get back on that ball The Spartans are scheduled to ished in a three-way tie for ninth classifications for beginning, in- future relations with another quick enough." Piraro said. "But host UNLV the team closest to fighting techniques in a carefully termediate and ads anced Karate "Dojo" - the Japanese name place with a score of 223. Lisa planned order. the wind today did make things them in the Big West Conference, Walton and Ninni Sterner shot a participants. Kamate said. for a Karate school. He said that more difficult." for three games this weekend.The Both events will be judged by The championship is open to since Karate clubs do not fall 226 and were among a foursome people called senseis - teachers In the fifth inning, the Bears two teams are tied with 3-3 records who tied for 14th. all spectators and the group will under any sanctioning bodies needed no help from the wind as in conference play. SJSU is cur- of the art. The senseis award charge a $2 admission fee to the such as the NCAA, it is difficult Spartan Daily Managing Edisont points to competitors in Kumite they pounded out nine runs on rently ranked second in team pitch- Editorial Bryan public. 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raised or lowered without the lock Johnson and Schmidt spoke to 'At the same time, we being opened properly with a key Lt. Col. John Petrick of the Army DROPS CLASSES PROTEST or being broken," Staley said. ROTC Friday, who said that the can't have students From From page I Because the protesters managed to pole could only be used by ROTC From page! filling in seats that page! spokesman Richard Staley. lower the flag, the officers students. ous one. again, so could the schedule of GALA organizer Chris Schmidt assumed the ROTC's lock had Capt. Gary Canzoneri of the That period produced 14,785 they're going to drop classes. said, 'This is a wonderful example been broken, he added. Air Force ROTC confirmed Pet- add transactions and 7,836 drop later, given our What is important, he said, is of classes will go of the rampant homophobia on this Kemmerer said the three were rick's assertion, saying that the transactions, for a total of 22,621. continuing enrollment that the schedule campus." never read their rights. Two UPD pole had been funded by private For comparison, the Spring out anyway because the faculty The band of protesters gathered cadets allegedly attempted to take donations and had been designat- 1990 semester had 59,619 adds increases.' will need to prepare and students outside the UPD station near Fifth the student's photographs, but ed for exclusive ROTC use by a and 25,345 drops, with a total of Edgar Chambers, will need to be registered soon for and San Carlos streets chanting could not get the camera to work, 1989 campus Planning Commit- 84,964 add-drops. associate executive vice the fall semester. references to SJSU President Gail he said. tee resolution. "So you're looking at something president "Who knows what is going to Fullerton "Hey, hey, Gail, Gail, However, Staley said that However, the recommendation like a 50,000 (add/drop) differ- happen at this point forward. It is ence," Chambers said. "It's a clear However, Chambers also hinted now all in the hands of the gover- we're on your campus, we're in because the three men were not reads, "The use of the flagpole that this doesn't mean the fee your jail." On the indication that the new registration nor and the legislature to work advice of booked or fingerprinted, they were would be shared by the Army could not be implemented in the Schmidt, system, being online, allows stu- with the budget shortfall and rev- the group staged an not officially arrested, therefore ROTC and the Air Force ROTC.. future. impromptu sit-in until the students they did not need to be read their . and for other special events." The dents to control their own registra- enue issues," said Robinson. tion. It has improved the add and The concern centers on students Robinson said that they were were released. rights. recommendation was approved by "shopping" for classes, Chambers Sivensen told the crowd, "We When it was decided the stu- Fullerton April 13, 1989. drop transactions." working to put forward to students Chambers recommended that said. He commented that if univer- the best possible and most recent need to speak out against the dents had not damaged the pole or Johnson said that when he told sity officials find it happening they indignity of this incident, the the lock, they were released under Petrick of the resolution, Petrick the university not implement the information they had available. $20 add/drop fee at this time. would take a closer look at their "I think it's absolutely neces- heavy-handed tactics used to a provision allowing an officer to said he would not allow the rain- decision. silence the expression At Tuesday's press conference, sary," said Ed Chambers, associate of your report that the detention was not bow flag to be flown because it is "Indications are, however, that views." SJSU President Gail Fullerton said executive vice president of an official arrest because there against federal law to fly any ban- the system has cut out a great deal Cheers went up as the students that the add/drop fee would not be Admissions and Records. was insufficient evidence, Staley ner other than the state flag with of that," Chambers noted. were implemented this semester. Chambers said that he was all released. said. the U.S. flag. Asked how he felt about the Comerford said as he Under the old system, Computer for delaying the beginning of reg- left the Kevin Johnson, a coordinator Johnson then researched the idea of an add/drop fee, Chambers station, "It was a scare tactic, Assisted Registration, that was istration, so that the departments pure for the campus gay-rights group subject and found the United responded, "You don't go in and and simple." used during the Spring 1990 peri- would have time to re-examine Staff for Individual Rights, said he States Code Annotated, Chapter charge a fee until you get your According od, students would fill out a form the schedule based upon what they to Staley, UPD offi- had attempted to schedule a time 10, Section 175, which says "pen- new system squared away or you cers acted under and send it to Admissions and know about the budget. Section 594 of the with the military science depart- nants of societies" may be flown sec what the effects of that system Penal Records, where a computer would "It's easier to always add addi- Code for vandalism. The ment to fly the rainbow flag on the with the American flag, if flown are going to be. officers were instructed to take the ROTC pole. below it. enroll students in their classes. tional sections than to take them "Under lbuch-SJSU the student "At the same time, we can't have away, because you affect so many students into custody if they raised Schmidt said the lock on the Still, Petrick refused to allow students filling in seats that they're THE SPA the flag, he added. flagpole had been added since Fri- GALA to fly the flag on the pole. controls it. If there's not a seat poor people when you have to available, they can pick another going to drop later, given our con- cancel those sections," he "The officers had an under- day, when she last examined the Petrick was not available for tinuing enrollment increases." standing that the flag could not be pole. comment. section, etc." explained. "We handle all allegations of disputes. If a student feels he or whether it Dar discrimination, the gray area being she was given a grade unfairly due 'It Just comes down to the question of BOARD students," said Celeste Kitagawa, to discrimination or unclear grad- RELIGION is a just cause or From page! Interim Director of EEO/Affirma- ing guidelines then he or she may From page I Drew Christiansen, SJSU this kind of information until they tive Action and Human Relations come to the office of the To prove that the coalition Jesuit Barman research professor actually find themselves in a situa- Advisory Board member. "If a stu- ombudsman. forces had accomplished very lit- perfoi tion and they don't know where to dent has a strong case of discrimi- Student Affairs on the other hand tle, he pointed towards the current But Christiansen did not answer tration of justice major, said that he go," said Samuel Henry, assistant nation we will handle that case." handles cases mostly related to theft situation with the Turkish Kurds in a question directly when it came to felt the forum was worthwhile. wide dean of Student Affairs and board All cases are looked into on an and misrepresentation. Misrepre- the region. re-entering the war to protect the "I thought that more people member. individual and confidential basis. sentation includes transcripts that "What kind of new world order Kurdish people from persecution would have come today. There is mode Allegations of sexual harass- Many of the cases come to a reso- have been altered or individuals is millions of displaced individuals by the current Iraqi government. more to question about the situa- ment, and employment issues are lution through informal means. misrepresenting campus groups to being attacked by their govern- "It just comes down to the ques- tion; it isn't black and white," handled by the Equal Employment "We get a lot of cases we feel we others in the community ment?" Christiansen asked. tion of whether it is a just cause or Braatelien said. at Un Opportunity/Affirmative Action can handle expeditiously and "We had approximately 120 cases And Christiansen said that the not," Christiansen said. Christiansen added, "God isn't office. While the office adheres informally," Kitagawa said. last year," he said. "Of those, two U.S. should have protected the To determine whether the war on any one side. He still suffers Theat mostly to employment issues they The university ombudsman, S.T. resulted in expulsion and 12-15 Kurds after the war. was just, he asked audience mem- when people die, no matter what do handle student cases as well. Saffold, deals mostly with grade resulted in suspensions," Henry said. "There were a lot of things that bers to ask themselves a few ques- side they are on." the president could have done, like tions about the aftermath of the sit- sticking by his proposal to not allow uation. Student dies during 'cuss game'; classmates mourn any Iraqi aircraft or helicopters in "Can you help things through Page the air," Christiansen said. "By let- war? Are the Iraqi people better 1991 Grade.- Job Hunt Silicon Valley students hit each using me Silicon Valley Profiler A SAN JOSE (AP) Oak Grove dents deal with their grief, and the game in which ting the Iraqi government fly their off? Are the Kuwaiti's better off? F11-Tech Elaploymen1 Guide DaleBase! High School is mourning a double staff. other for using profanity.. They ,ea . flag flew at half aircraft, I think that we are promot- Is there more justice in Iraq now?" Co. tors tag* tragedy, death of a 15-year-old "Most of the kids are in a state sere in science chis. at the time. ing another Palestinian style situa- Christian.sen asked. Ordat by Aka today ht. athlete and devastation of the InfoOlses $ 39.95 of shock." said Oak Grove Princi- tion in the Middle East." Martin Braatelien, an adminis- 3647 Icy., 233 a so CA T. (C Re* Palo Ala, CA 114304 S I a. or 3 2. Dabc friend who accidentally killed him Ili. I 4 -year-old friend. realiiing HAttldholt Rao.. Got pal Karalee Roland. 415.453-2213 Cl, with a punch to the chest during a Russell Edwards died Tuesday. %% hilt he'd done, cried and prayed "cuss game." of cardiac an-est. seconds after osei [Awards' Kitty while teachers Extra counselors were brought complimenting his buddy on a tried to revive the youth who was San to campus Wednesday to help stu- "good hit" while playing the pronounced dead at a hospital You told us Cru Responsible Drinkers k(f) it simple Catcl- Need to be Rewarded rising and make it easy. Frisb this Page We listened. 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Drew Christiansen, SJSU students an research professor perform a ice major, said that he was worthwhile. wide array of t that more people ume today. There is modern dances tion about the situa- black and white." d. at University :n added, "God isn't lide. He still suffers Theatre die, no matter what Page 10 Job Hunt Silicon Valley Neon Valley Profiler A oyrnent Guide Maltase’ cr....en aro on OWN, 11. la* Oa 1.11%..11 Sorniams. 39.95 112110LA ramIC11.) Sete e r 4. or 3 1 r te«. noted. Required Golf in Santa Cruz? Catch the rising sport of Frisbee golf this weekend Page 3

The 'Goo' grows on you Sonic Youth's album 'Goo' is a collection an get a great Music System of catchy tunes Page 4 Vive Le Ballet Avance Dancers bring life and beauty to the stage Pages 6 and 7

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CenterStage Angus Klein Pkik Executive Editor

What's going on for the weekend of April 12 Amanda Heien Managing Editor/ Production ON CAMPUS: Sheltie Terry Dance The Theatre Arts Department puts on Dance '91 to showcase homegrown faculty Entertainment/ Features and student talent. Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the University Theatre. $9 Editor general, S6 students.

Commemoration The Jewish Student Union, along with Campus Ministry will host a Kevin Squires memorial service and commemoration of Holocaust Memorial Day. The service begins today Photo Editor at noon in Spartan Memorial, and at 7 p.m. two short films about the holocaust will be shown along with a discussion with Dr. Glenn Earley from the "National Conference of Christians Mary Morello and Jews." Chief Photographer

Kevin Weil Copy Chief Dance 91 Contributing Reporters OFF CAMPUS: Brooke Shelby Biggs, Chris Lillie and Corey Tressider FIX The Club Black Leather Sunday at F/X will feature custom motorcycles, futuristic motorcycle cow-hide interest. A special screening will include "The Wild designs and leather fashions to peak your Contributing One" starring Marlon Brando at 8 p.m. All patrons will be entered in drawings for tickets to the USGP Photographers races at Laguna Seca on April 21, motorcycle accessories and a free Sunday breakfast for two at Alice's Restaurant. Doors open at 8 p.m., the fashion show starts at 11 p.m. and admission is SS. Jeanette Glicksman, Ken Wong and Rocksford Music Daniel Hoggau will direct the SJSU Corale as they perform Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms Takamatsu and Mozart's Requiem at the Presbyterian Church of Los Gatos on Friday night. Donations of general and $4 students will be accepted. Call 924-4669 for information. Derek Smith Advertising Director Black Leather Sunday Sandra Hutchins Art Director

MOVIES OPENING THIS WEEKEND: Wendy Fegette Production Manager "Out for Justice" starring tough guy Steven Seagal as police officer Gino Felino who battles his boyhood adversary Richie Modano, played by William Forsythe. Richic becomes a Brad Detanna suspect in the murder of Gino's best friend and fellow cop. Gino spends his day hunting Retail Manager down the crack-crazed Richie to revenge his pal. The movie also stars Jerry Orbach, as the cop who loses his life, Jo Champs as Gino's wife and Shareen J. Mitchell as the slain Jessi Yu officer's wife. Marketing Manager Account Executives Sara Barry, Monica Corini, Steven Seagal in 'Out for Justice' Colin King, Ralene Matthias, Robert O'Leary, Andy Rayl, Judy Sommers and Larry Tranberg Get entertained! Every Thursday in HOME OF THE KAMIKAZE Artists CenterStage Jennifer Herman, Paul Yes, Smith and Eric Vidal every night of the week w VV(tVG'S 1 at the... Cover photo: :' CHINESE CUISINE- -FOOD TO G() 1 Fiona Newell performs an -IL- *Mandarin & Szechuan Cuisine attitude derriere with Box Lunches To Go r'46 cambrd (backbend). Lunch and Dinner Newell trained at the San *Catering Available AllacitAWalci; Francisco Ballet School Open Daily 294-3303 or 998-9427 ' :30-9:00pm (408) 354-2200 before attending SJSU. !osed Mondays 131. E. Jackson Street 141 1/2 N. Santa Cruz Ave. Photos by Rockstord Takamatsu 6 Blocks North of Santa Clara Between 3rd and 4th Street Los Gatos, CA. CenterStage Thursday, April 11, 1991, Page 3 Masters Frisbee event scheduled for this weekend

More than 120 people from Santa Cruz hosts throughout the United States are scheduled to compete in the Santa Cruz Open Masters Cup. sport looking for including reigning World Cham- pions in two divisions. Of the recognition more than 175 professional tour- naments held annually world- CenterStage Me report wide. only 10 are sanctioned by Most people think of Frisbee the PDGA. as this one is, as a golf as an impromptu gam from Super Tour event . their past. a casual time killer in It seems only natural that as which they threw the disc at a people become exposed to disc tree or pole instead of to each golf. they will want to play it. other. But since the late 70s, There are no green tees, unlike that frivolous game has slowly links golf. and there's nothing to Jeanette Glicksman Centerstage photographer grown into a legitimate, profes- buy except the discs. George Maple helps Michael Voung locate Course in Santa Cruz. De Laseaga will host a sional sport. "It's definitely poor man's the nest hole at De Laseaga's Frisbee Golf Frisbee golf tournament this weekend. There now exists more than golf." said Masters organizer 250 courses in the United States, Marty !Lipman. "That's one of Headrick himself introduced ida, is the reigning World perienced disc golfers. so people most of them with baskets (to its draws. But I see disc golf as him to the game. Champion in the Open division of all skill levels and ages are catch the discs) at every hole. being a legitimate sport. Re- "I was a student at the t 'ni- and is scheduled to make the trip encouraged to enter. Elul-% tees The discs themselves have member, real golf took HX) vel:sky of Oklahoma. and Ed to Santa Cruz. are set at Stit Itor those in the evolved into small, hefty things years to really catch on." and another friend took me out Advanced and novice divi- professional di, isions and 535 that look more like a discus than Disc golf began catching on to the course.'' Welty said. sions also exist, for the less ex- for non-pros. the flimsy Frisbees with which as an organized sport in 197tt "With the casual hut compet- most people are used to playing when Ed Headrick, its recog- itive nature of the game, and the nized founder. begar instilling outdoor element. I was hooked golf, in its present re- Disc courses in Califir lead- right away." basically the same DANCING & fined state, is nek's main contribt aside Welty. 'a San Francisco resi- as links golf regarding the rules ENTERTAINMENT from founding the first ceirses, dent. competes in the Master, and regulations. The Profes- was introducing haski is as division, which is for people be WED THRU SUN sional Dr, Giilters Association goals. replacing %tic; and !vixen the ages of 35 and 45. The akin to of PDGA is the PGA posts. Open division, comprised ot golf. ’ THE "real The baskets are metallic. touring pros. is the most com However, despite disc golf's about three (eel off the ground, petitive and features the game', WEDNESDAY SHOWCASE surging popularity, it remains a and emplo% chains to catch in- top players. Ken (limo, a 22 cult-sport without much recogni- coming discs They remove any year-old front Clearwater. Flee tion. One of the sport's biggest doubt about whether or not a events of the year will take place disc touched the goal. BEL,koR,MpERS this weekend at De Laveaga David Welty. the current ST WIWI* AAAAAA GIIHIPIT WITH S3 or 2 for I with flock Cord Park in Santa Cruz. and hardly World Champion in the Masters HI AAAAAA *PHIL 13 IS anyone knows it. di% ision, remembers when NEXT WEDNESDAY APRIL 24 NO MAN ;',AVEITGn'ENVY Richard Belzer: Stand-up TONIGHT comedy's senior partner NE%5' YORK 1.NPi It is al- Belzer look% up. momenta' II, SUNDAY most lunchtime at the 1-rkir's spooked. "I didn't realize that comedian Richard 12453;3 1T04H33 40 a rn. Club and This is prime time for Richard 9/91tene ck rEATHERSunday Belzer, one ot stand-up come- Belzer. It's the 20th year in dy's most %isible and esteemed show business for a founding practitioners, is seated in a cor- rot' Maki, Itrarkio partner in the comedy tinn of Fols: JUST [(ATM ner of the dining room, almost Steinberg. Klein. Carlin. Belzer invisible (nit RAO and Pryor. and he's at the top of DAVIWAlkflt ItA(ING Belzer's table is beneath four his game. .70/11/te Conon likes: (Pt colored chalk drawings of other lie can get stand-up work just Friars, also comedians: George 1433 The Alameda 247 143) Burns. Jack Benny. Milton about anywhere and anytime he pleases. CAM OF Berle. Red Buttons. And here CA6UOSTRO .VEr212:7!AWN 411014 sits ... Belzer? Is this the "B" lie has recurring roles on twi, . LIPMAN OHMS LACS wall? TV series, as a predatory news- IHIN/ 10 1/111/ HI I,/ 14144180t he says. gestur- man and commentator on CBS' .H.44 "Actually." MO IMO/ 01 AO/ Loir tootenv000 ing at the adjoining wall. "the superhero drama "The Flash" AACHITECT CA good tables arc over there. No. and sitcom ''Gtxid Sports. no, the visitor says. See? Their where he plays himself a F/X THE CLUB 400 SOUTH FIRST SAN JOSE 298-9196 last names begin with "B. too. stretch for any comedian. Page 4, Thursday, April 11, 1991 CenterStage Sonic Youth's 'Goo' strange and new KSJS By Corey Tresidder rap. telling "Kool Thing" she'll sniffing Goo. "Nat would cer- Con terStage staff writer fool around but asks him what tainly explain the vocals on "Goo" is an In Mc English language the will he do for her. Chuck D re- "Mildred Pierce". 90.7 FM slang term "goo" can he used to plies with some rap nonsense The most accessible tracks on intelligent, humorous describe something sticky, slimy like "tell it like it is" and "word *G(x)’*. Sonic Youth's first of and disgusting or may be used major label release (the) have collecthm distorted Top five lists for by a small child. In no way The lyrical nonsense shows six other albums on independent guitar melodies and whatsoever does the latest Sonic the lack of seriousness (manx labels), appear first on the the week of Youth album "Goo" resemble tracks on this album were writ- album. "Dirty Boots" fades in thoughtful catchy April 8 either uses of the term. ten at the recording session) and with an eerie electronic note and Nor does the album present a diverts more attention to the breaks into a slow riff. The tune vocals. sophomoric sound. like the music, which is the real show- speeds up in the middle around hand's name suggests. "Goo" case of Sonic Youth. the lyrical chorus and then slows lineup of fun tracks that are peal is an intelligent, humorous col- to the instrumental ending. The for repeated play on any road RHYTHM WAVE lection of distorted guitar melo- lyrics conjure up negative trip Check out their style. Stink dies and thoughtful catchy vo- RECORD( images of lite on the road and Youth is an interesting switch cals. At times the words are touring, playing shows here and (ruin the general. run-of-the-mill 1. "NANCY SIN" difficult to catch, but that is not REVIEW there on a constant basis. modern hands. - BEAT the point. The hand has a mes- "Tunic (song for Karen)" be- Sonic Youth has been record- sage: loud music. gins as if Sonic Youth decided to ing since 19)42, with most (il HAPPENING The track getting the most air- We get to the album's use of go towards an annoying screetch their albums released on the SST play on college and alternative "Goo" at the beginning of side guitar sound, but actually be- independent lahel. After gettine radio is "Kool Thing." Public two. According to the lyrics of comes a strange tribute to Karen picked up by Enigma Bccold, 2. "BREADCRUMB Enemy's Chuck D guests on this "My Friend Goo" Gordon has a Carpenter with a predominantly Sonic Youth caught the eye TRAIL" track, hut "Kool Thing" is far friend that likes to stand and bass guitar heat. Gordon sings MCA's David Geffen Company from being a rap session. stare, wear green underwear and about feeling so small hut then who released "Goo" in 1990, - SLINT The track starts with a slow say "P.U.!'' Goo also smells feeling bigger on stage or when Since the release of "Goo." electric bass guitar heat accom- like glue and can play a drum or looking into Richard's eyes. The Sonic Youth have received ac- panied by a lead guitar melody two. The only thing all the guys song asks why Karen believed claim for experimenting with es- 3. "INSIDING" riff that ends in high-pitched dis- say to Goo is "Hey. you!" she was going nowhere with her tablished standards of rock. And - BRUCE GILBERT tortion. It then breaks into a Would you hang out with career and let her disorder over- Sonic Youth has caught Neil rocking tune with bassist Kim someone named Goo? Maybe come her life. Young's attention. supporting Gordon creating her ov,i) rock Sonic Youth gets a btu/ from "Gist" brings together a him on his latest tour. 4. "PENNIES FROM HEAVEN" - LEGENDARY Opera's superstars looking for challenges PINK DOTS 1,1- banned by singing (Mello. De Tenors Pavarotti, It IS in, heavy, tot). VII Ill I hurt goodby to this %%midi:HUI has absolutely no vocal prob- niy oice? the worry i:hest/I' in Chicago. It is going to That's Domingo sing heavier that's there. Honestly speaking. be recorded live by Decca. lems I think it will he all right 5. "SCWINDLING" I think that's my worry." he I hars the reason why we are lie can sing it,- Solti said. down re- - HP ZINKER roles than usual said. doing it." Domingo turned role as NEW YORK (API Opera's "But now we make a cele- Sir Georg say-s he doesn't ex- quests to talk about his two superstar tenors, Luciano bration of Maestro Solti's pect Pavarotti'. %owe to he Parsilal. saying he was too bus Pavarotti and Placid() Domingo, are putting their voices to a chal- CREATIVE lenge, singing heavier roles than they normally do. SOURCE Pavarotti admits he's scared. Domingo declines to talk about 1. "MEANT TO BE" it. Pavarotti is appearing in the - JOHN SCOFIELD title role of Verdi's "(Mello" in concert four times this month in Sir Georg Solti's final ap- 2. "SECRET CIRCLE" pearances as music director 0) - FULL CIRCLE the Chicago Symphony. Domingo took the title role when the Metropolitan Opera's Mondays - Whip Cream Wrestling THE" new production of Wagner's 3. "WHILE "Parsifal- opened March 14. Wednesdays- Girls night out w/male - GARY THOMAS his first Parsifal anywhere. encounter- male review The parts arc among opera's 0 most wearing for tenors. Thursdays -STATE night 4. "LOOKING Anyone who has cheered him- s1.00 Draft self hoarse at a sports event $2.00 Kamakazi & Well drinks BACK" knows what can happen when a $3.50 Jager & Bud - STEVE KUHN voice is pushed to too much vol- tune. Do it too often and perma- 15% off Food with Student I.D.! TRIO nent damage can result. Operatic tenors whose superstar status de- TUESDAYS : Best Chest pends on dulcet tones have to he Contest $100 FIRST PRIZE 5. "PART III" even more careful about strain- 0 FRIDAYS : Drink Specials -JOEY ing theif voices. SATURDAYS : 50 Cent Draft & $1.50 Well Pavarotti. 55, and Domingo, drinks between 6 & 10 p.m. DE FRANC ESCO 50, are not taking the safe road. Pavarotti said he had been of- SUNDAYS : $2.00 Drinks ALL Night fered (Mello for 10 years. "I al- 2288 Lincoln Ave (Corner of Lincoln & Curtner) 723-0898 ways say it's too heavy. I think CenterStage Thursday, April 11, 1991, Page 5

FAI R SJSU's Best We want to give you another chance to name the best. This ballot will run COOLER every Thursday, and the top choices will be featured in this semester's last Brooke Shelby Biggs issue of CenterStage. Write in your picks for the following categories, then drop this list off at the Spartan Daily, Wahlquist Library North, room 104 or at the Student Union information booth. must he some sick experiment Edie Bnckell and to ween listeners from campus hangout - everything new and creative. other notables Fight the Power.) Fortunately, Brickell and class - worth mentioning company offer a little freshness Iii the mix. Their second outiny cleanest building - space This premiered last is a much smoother and lighter week as a weekly music column collection than their first. tor those deli sandwich - Spartan -types who just "Shooting Rubber Bands at the can't get enough of the local. Stars.'' drink - national and international music Of course, it retains enough or scenes. the amateurish quality that In that first column, there was lust ilies the hand's moniker Greek parties - addressed the subject of women After all, bohemians aren't musicians who are supposed to he interested in happy hour - revolutioniiing popular music as slickness or mainstream we know it. Of course, it would popularity.. health club - have been pointless to attempt to The Bohemians steal name in, Cr', influential woman shamelessly from several of hot dog - .ii st the past 20 years. so I sources, hut at least their taste in left nit sonic higgies. %ictims is good. The hand's Musk.. which often seems signiture guitar is an instructor - more important to fans than unmistakable variation on r pen things like war and famine. 6:trent's occasionally local band - is a sensitive subject to approach overwrought, often charmingls in a critical way. When you say simple and melodic phrasing. In nigtit club - a popular artist is a talemless other places. spare acoustic self-promoter or leave out chords are plenty to hack parking spot - someone's favorite hand in a Brickell's voice. or layers of discussion of excellence, some rhythm guitar are spread over a people V, ill agree with you. combination of both. radio station - Others want to perform It was pointed out to me that electrolysis on your pets in Brickell's breathy vocals sound restaurant bargain - retribution. suspiciously like Riki Lee So for all ot you bent out of Jones'. tier range is minute, her restaurant to take a date - shape because there was no power is negligible and her tom: mention last week of Chrissy is gratingly nasal. All of those spring break spot - I Is nde of the Pretenders. Joni faults help make Brickell and the Mitchell. Joan Armatrading. hand different, and ironicalls event. Kiki I.ee Jones, Janis Ian, Joan successful in these days of sporting Bac/. Aretha Franklin. Annie overproduced NIIN pip do,. Lennox of the Eurythmics. Pat Being an an I study area - Benatar. Janis Joplin. Ste% le can he an effective selling ikrinr Nicks or Joan ever so sorry Jett. too, and the Bohemains ki iv. ii sun spot - to of you. It you don't want pop bubble Just so you know. I agree that gum. they offer the salt 'n' transportation to campus - every one ot them was or is in vinegar snack alternative one waS or aniuher illst as \ Mil a The hand has made a kes weekend activity - pioneer as Bonnie Rant It I improvement in its percussion. didnt ha % e the i )hl, nous spine which is much steadier and more constraints. and it I realls adventurous than previous wanted to heat the staged into outings iniustii:e. it wall) is about a pet submission. I could do them all A simple. funky. chunka- dog that is keeping the neighbors iustice chunka heat accompanies up nights with its harking from BEER DRINKERS! But locks . children, the the grave. Now brew it at home for a "Mama Help Me." which [fired of the high price of beef? lesson is on Ethe Brickell and introduces nothing spectacular "Oak Clitt Bra" is an rroctionof the cost' Its fast, easy. inexpensive and legal' For New Bohemians, a to speak of, except a thumping endearing stream-of - about the price of a 12 pock. 'Horne Blown Brow' shows all coincidentally woman-fronted infectiousness. consciousness narrative r rt to know to brew great beer like hand The hand's latest release. you need "Black and Blue" features a hayseed southern girl: "Slum 'Ghost it a Dog' has been on reggae -inspired rhythm that on the porch in Oak Chlf with DRAGON BREATH the shelves for a few weeks and avoids the usual tedium of that ins bra. watchm some cars go BLACK DEATH® the first single off the album, repetitive genre. Instead, it hs a station wagon swerves "Mama help Me" is getting serves to give an ethnic air to the and honks and almost hits a INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH MALT LIQUOR , light rotation on Album - proceeding. squirrel .’ No kidding AND MORE! Oriented Rock stations. There is nothing brilliant or There is nothing socially. today' By sending S7 95 check or A note on AOR stations in esoteric about the hand's redeeming about this album, it Order a copy handling to the Bay Area. Is it just me, or is songwriting. But it works doesn't drown its audience in money order plus 52 00 postage and all the former Top-40 and any because sometimes it is political correctness and it isn't WILD WEST PUBLISHING modem rock stations in the 569 Douglas Dr , Rrn 113 MI sopluntuiric it appeals Ii, the going to keep Casey Cason in Rock Springs Wyoming 82901 universe suddenly playing child in us. business "Stairway to heaven" (iod ,uNc.,,, Ae.,)ht 1991 WWI INett Publtshing._ For instance, the title tune is Thank some people still 14..ountere1 ,,, idwr. MO Of PoflooDul &every Corot ,,, simultaneously these days? It not Ann some metapht vocal hase a mind of their iv14 n Page 6, Thursday, April 11, 1991 CenterStage In quest of perfect grace, balance, and style Dance students learn the sublime an The air-conditioned corridor strength. grace, balance, agilit). of the new Washington Square flexibility and durability, but the Hall gleams in hushed regality, feeling of ballet is the synthesis yet afar down the hall the gentle of the music and the movement lyrical sounds of classical piano of the dancer. music peaks the imagination. "Being able to feel the music. In the dance studio, warm and looking natural and at ease spring sun highlights and illumi- with what you're doing that's nates the floor and mirrors, what makes a ballet dancer an while dancers gracefully stretch. artist to me." says Kristine bend, and shuttle their slippered Chambers a senior dance and I eet slightl and soundlessl. creative arts major. 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(Ice) knee bvad %% arm ap before practice Page 8, Thursday, April 11, 1991 CenterStage Club Oasis rocks 'Rock On Water' at Club Oasis r. V April 11 Frontier Wives and Uncle Lucifer V April 18 Hemi and Crash Course s scene's April 25 Short Stories and Cafe of Regret the music vr May 2 The Odd Numbers and The Spit Muffins 2 I May 9 Telefunken and Rock Steady -0 May 16 Dot 3 and Special Guests waters Thursdays May 23 The Worry Dolls and Cafe of Regret Ifs Chris I.illie CenterStage start writer 'So far the crowd Nightclub connoiseurs wa- vering between live bands and reaction's been great. programmed dance musk I don't know 0/any should stop by Club Oasis on any given Thursday. other club in the area A new series called "Rock on He's a cop. Water'' features two local bands that does this. on the covered pool outside Nona RUMOS, It's a dirty job... while a deejay spins dance promotions assistant. tracks indoors. Favorable early Club Oasis but somebody's got to take out the garbage. response has encouraged the club to continue the Thursday a customer Thursday night series indefinitely, promotions equals SI for the band. Ramos assistant -cocktail waitress Nona said. Ramos said. STEVE fsi About one-third of the fliers "So far the crowd reaction's have been returned each Thurs- been great.- Ramos said. day so far, she added, with a di- "11(ipefully it'll he continued verse range of patrons turning through the summer." them in. The hand-deejay concept can SEAGAL only. be found locally at Club "The crowd that comes in is a Oasis. Ramos said. total mixed media. anywhere "I don't know of any other from 21 to 45 (years old)." she CoLJT FOR club in the area that does this. - said. she said. The club has no plans to lure The club's lineup of bands in- bigger audience with famous cludes: Uncle Lucifer. Cate of groups. Ramos said. and the Spit Muffins. Regret "Right now we're just con- for paying them is The method centrating on the more populai JUSTICE as unique as the "Rock on IN local bands.- she said. Water- idea itself. The club prints about 1.0011 Tonight the spotlight will tall handbills advertising the show. on Frontier Wives and I Ilk Ramos said, and both the club Lucifer. while April IX Vkill and hand members distribute showcase Ifemi and Crash them. Filch handbill returned hv Doors open for people to see trashy treasures (AP) One person's trash is materials. carefully preserved. another person's treasure, at "This is pretty neat. said least in San Jose's new museum, Amy Dan. a fourth grader visit- The half-eaten pims. empty ing with her class from Vinci beer cans and disposable diapers Park School in San Jose. "I've on display arc intended to make never seen so much garbage be- people think about how much fore... trash they throw away and to Visitors are faced by the spread the word about recycling. "Wall of Garbage.- a 100-hot - "We wanted to put the fun long. 20-foot-high display of hack in garbage.- said spokes- paint thinner cans. Styrofoam man Jim Lochmiller. -les a containers, egg canons, old great outing for parents and their shoes, broken doll+, plastic bags children. Plus, it doesn't smell and scraps of t-ixid. had The wall represents the 1 't' ' , -'k. The Browning-Ferris Indus- amount of trash discarded hy the A. ,r ' NA7RtRAY10111/iAll''t IRAN . tries Film:anon Center already is entire United States every sec- "alAVIDIfI Or 1, I t, drawing v 'slims like flies. The ond. Santa Clara County every - waste management company's three minutes and one person eenter, next to a hayside dump, every six years. is a popular stop for school The museum is part ii gri 'ups and scout troops. Browning -Ferns' new SI 1 mil- All the garbage is real. It lion recycling center. The com- doesn't stink because its been pany. based in Houston. says Starts Friday, April 12th at Theatres Everywhere stenhied, and, in the case of youngsters like to know about fissi and other perishable trash and what happens tout CenterStage Thursday, April 11, 1991, Page 9 Baldwin and Basinger not so spicy in this flick By Chris Lillie CenterStape stall writer The onl) people likely to see The Marrying Man" are those hungering for on-screen sparks between Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger. The sparks are there. hut the rest of the world should save its six bucks, The knowledge that Baldwin and Basinger are a real-life cou- ple does spice up the movie. hut ,werall Neil Siinons superficial ,tiiryline fails to make the \ Muer care about the characters Publicity p 010 The Marrying Man .Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger play two star-crossed lovers who have several calamitous marriages to their credit in the new romantic comedy. 'the Marrying Man.' AI a Las Vegas tor a bachelor party. this. hut it is too contrived. Rating: R At a nightclub Charley Fur example. in repeatedly Starring: Alec Baldwin, Kim swoons over suit') singer Vicki choosing Vicki over his rich Anderson, played by Basinger. Basinger. fiancee. Charley follows his The two meet and, wonder of heart or loins rather Director: Jerry Rees. than wonders, end up in bed. The his head. Apparently that is the 'Spartanhead' scale is best of 5 twist comes when Vicki's "pro- moral: "Love will find a way." prietor," a mobster named a la Lionel Richie. \s with any film, this is fatal. Bugsy. discovers them together, A few nuggets do crop up Baldwin stars as Charley wearing only a sheet. Eventually throughout the movie, perhaps l'earl, a rich playboy engaged to he forces them to marry. because the rest of it is so bar- the daughter of a Hollywood A roller-coaster relationship ren. The comraderie between movie mogul. His wedding ensues, with Charley and Vicki Charley and his buddies, for ex- Publicity phob however, marrying four times. Suppos- ample. conies across as plans hit a small snag, genuine. audience has to feel a little sorry played up heavily the Baldwin- w buddies take him to edly romance can he found in all most likely because producer hen his for her. Basinger factor, hut a weak Da'. id Permut arranged for Bald- And Basinger is effective as a story nullifies es-en that. The win and the supporting actors to singer. if nothing elw . Her voice movie ends up reminding the Television movie based take a wild trip to Vegas before is fine, although her portrayal of viewer more of Penn-Madonna shooting began. a sexpot wears thin. There's in "Shanghai Surprise" than Adele. played by Elizabeth nothing behind the great body Tracy-Hepburn in "Woman of case Shut: of "The Karate Kid" and and pretty face. the Year." on coma-abortion "Cocktail" fame, evokes some Overall, the film's problems One more nail in the coffin:

MINEOLA. N.Y. (API that Klein did not have the best sympathy as Charley's spurned outweigh its pluses. Promotion Roger Ebert gave the movie a the Nancy Klein does not remember interest of his wife and unborn fiancee. She's so hapless, for "The Marrying Man" thumbs-up. Enough said. t(tat she was pregnant when a car baby at heart. rash plunged her into a 10- The title for the movie was w vek coma, her husband says. taken from a February 1959 rul- Costner busy after 'Dances With Wolves' nd she learned of his coun bat- hy a New York appeals court ing LOS ANGELES (API irk, Attorney Jim Garrison. who produce "Bodyguard." "He's ik: to get her an abortion long which said in part "Ultimately. Kevin Costner, fresh off his investigates the assassination of wanted to work with Whitney titer it was performed record confirms that these the "Dances With Wolves Oscar President John Kenneds. and it's a tremendous role for But as the Long Island couple strangers to the Klein absolute sweep, isn't taking much time Further down the line this fall, her. awaits the showing of a CBS their motiva- family. whatever off to savor his winnings. Costner will play opposite singer Michael Blake, the "Dances" movie about that battle -- to he have no place in the midst tion. Costner stars in "Robin Whitney Houston in a project screenwriter, said he's penned a aired at 9 p.m Eastern time. this family tragedy." of Hood: Prince of Thieves. set called "Bodyguard." movie called "The Mick" and Sunday Martin Klein says he Klein is now in a reha- Nancy June release, and is now in "The script (by Lawrence Costner will be in it next year. is knowing his wife and while she for a comforted bilitation facility Dallas filming "JFK." In that Kasdan) has been around for Blake said the film traces the life concurs right recov- that he made the has made a remarkable Oliver Stone-directed movie, years. said Jim Wilson. who of Irish patriot Michael Collins, choice in abortion. remains severely hand- seeking the ery, she Costner plays New Orleans Dis- produced "Dances" and will who Costner will play. Klein's request thrust the af- icapped. She can't walk or move fluent tipper Brookville couple her right side. She speaks slowly into the national spotlight. Anti- and has some long-term memor) abortionists intervened to try to loss. DISCOVER slop the abortion and took the doctors thought that it LARGEST Her tiAN JOSE'S Lase to the U.S. Supreme Court. was a good idea as part of her re- RELAX, LISTEN TO JAZZ OF USED (IFS I I.( 110; I he Klein',' ordeal and the covery and would help her un AND si wrenching two-week court fight derstand what happened. HANG OUT OVER 5,000 USED CD'S TO base been made into a two-hour Live Jazz Every Wednesday CHOOSE FROM tli udrama titled, "Absolute Through Saturday. Strangers." NEW AND USED CD'S Continuous Satellite Coverage BUY Klein. 36. a Manhattan ak r, SELL TRADE of All Maim. Sporting Evenis countant, said the two actis 1sts CINEBAR Arlie $1 off who tried to stop the abortion 0 16. z w "put us through living hell. We ei any were heartbroken and trying to A drinking person's bar! deal with one tragedy and they Only pool table trrni:411 CD came along from nowhere and Downtown! (Atom von IIESIAURAnt ESMACgJOSE I heaped another tragedy on us." drugs or fighting! JAll IBEIVEENId&IIN Short No Located On Market St The opponents, John E. San Fernando wan Pro13e1St Game and Lawrence Washburn. 69 Between San Fernando (408) 294-0345 (Corner of 2nd) & Santa Clara sought to he named guardians of 279-8 1 1 0 (Some restrictIons apply) tlw 17-week-old fetus, charging Page 10, Thursday, April 11, 1991 CenterStage 'Dance '91' keeps viewers on toes By Shellie Terry previous three dancers. CenterStage staff wnter The last solo in "Dances for Dances ranging from sensual lsadora" featured Danya Me- Iii sporadic are taking over the nem% as the immoral Duncan. University Theatre in the crea- Menezes, clad in a black tent- tive show "Dance ’91. The like dress, danced a sporadic modern dancers premiered last piece to no mucic at all. The weekend with a variety of cre- only sounds were her slapping ators. ideas and messages. feet and gasping breath. The In the first piece. "Flying performance was a little hard to Colors, choreographed by Fred take in because the message Mathews. the show's artistic di- wasn't totally clear. The average rector, a flury of dancers and viewer, judging by the audi- ribbons glided across the stage ence's reation. wouldn't have in rythm with the happy. light much patience with this partic- Bach melody. ular solo. Although the dancers seemed After a short intermission, the a hit sluggish. "Flying Colors' premiere of Gary Masters' started the night's show off on a "Walking Between the Worlds ’ cheerful note. mesmerized the theater. The The mood quickly changed to haunting 20th Century-sounding a sensual, sultry atmosphere composition by Georg Deuter when the SJSU Jail Dance En- captivated this performance. semble performed "Ghostly which was inspired by native Iforses, a three-part Ben American culture. Lokey creation. Seven dancers In the piece. a dancer in white took on the jazzy Carribean feel runs onto stage. hut rushes off at of Patrick O'Hearn's rythmic the sight of creatures who look sort of aliens. They do niece. like sonic The modern-like jazz move- appear, rolling embryonically in ments of the dancers were pro- fetal positions, jerking wildly. %ocative. hut the precision was The movements are creepy and not always perfect, and some of these zombie-like creatures the hest dancers were lost in the come alive: slouching and shuf- back of the pack. fling about until finally' encoun- In pan two of "Ghostly tering the dancer in white again. Horses" dancers Christy Wyant Suddenly. they are exploring. and Keith Banks kept the same pouncing creatures who worship mood in a piece which seemed and explore this other being. to explore the bonds between "Walking Between the S.ISU students perform to Hen Lockey's dance piece ’(;hostl) Horses" men and women. Worlds" was not only entranc- Part three brought hack the ing and inspiring. it was also the first seven dancers who found hest offering III the show. the groove this time, hut too Guest artist. Donn Frederick SUPRO many of them kept them Leach and Jenny McAllister. PRESENTS: crowded and their positioning also known as Dance for Twt. still off. performed another premiere The third performance of the "Moss (1arden" choreographed evening. "Dances for Isadora." by Leah. The performance in- by Jose Limon, characterized tertwined the dancers in a search five different aspects of Isadora for communication. Duncan. a legendary modern In the last performance of the 4Dadylan dancer of the early 1900%. Dun- night, "Spectrum." another can's personality was expressed work by Mathews. dancers had in the first solo by Bih-Tau Sung to coordinate movements as well Rose as a light-hearted free spirit as their own music. Their clap- whose little feet pitter-pattered ping and slapping were the only in joyful circles. sounds besides an occasional Tammy DeJong-Todd rep- hoot or chant in the background Band watch for ... resented Duncan's love for arts During the harmonizing of in a startling dramatic solo. Al- dance and clapping, recorded though Delong-Todd was a bit music isn't missed, and the an- The Fountain Slues shaky at times, she was by far gular dancing is perfect. Festival the strongest dancer in Dances Although this show as a April 12 Sunday. May 5, noon to lor Isadora. ' whole won't grab viewers by the 6 30 pm Hsiang Ifsui Lin took on the throat and shake them around, it IFriday, Admission Is Free role of Duncan as a mother in sure will astound and misfit) at noon in the Featuring the slide guitar her solo which was meloncoly them. Unfornunately the per- shoot-out with Johnny and humbling. Wyant made an- formances were mostly modern. Shines. Roy Rogers and other appearance in a toreador- Student Union and not very representative of the Delta Rhythm Kings, type dance which described the rest of dance department, but rebelliousness in Duncan. certainly shouldn't he missed Amphitheatre John Mooney, Robert Wyant's solo was elegant and "Dance '91" runs Thursd.e. Lowery. Nitecry and smooth, varying from the Friday and Saturday nights many more. harsher, sharper moves of the in the University Theatre. CenterStage Thursday, April 11, 1991, Page 11 NBC tops weekly Horoscope ratings, exorcism for the weekof April- 14 Aries: (Mar. 21 -April 19) Everything you thought was over has really just begun. I know that sounds boosts ABC's '20-20' really deep and you're probably saying "hey, what does that mean to me'?" It means that you should follow things through to the very end, and when you do you'll be much happier with LOS ANGELES (Al') The "Cheers" and the attorney it yourself. barroom banter of "Cheers" "L.A. Law" last week. despite helped NBC regain the weekly Taurus: (April 20-May 20) Conclusions bring happiness to the bull--a good final ending. It could be ’20-20’s’ broadcast of a title, despite ratings anything: The end of a good baseball game, the end of a great book, or even the end of a cold ratings high Roman Catholic priest perform- beer. The bull sees things better when time is on his side. That lets him do a good job and be for CBS' telecast of the NCAA ing an exorcism on a I6-year-old happy at the same time. basketball finals and ABC's -20-20" broadcast of an exor- Although it received strong (May 21 -June 20) A Gemini: misunderstanding this week was cleared up by good dialogue. Your cism. ratings. the "20-20" segment communication with your mate this week up will set the pace for further understanding, opening The exorcism made "20-20" drew complaints that it smacked can be scary and rewarding. You need to see yourself as an individual in order to understand the second-highest rated pro- of sensationalism and returned your relationships in groups. A fun event takes place and it's just what the doctor ordered. "ram of the week after attitudes about the mentally ill to Cancer: (June 21 -July 22) He careful not to over-indulge in the good things life has to offer. Too much ice "Cheers." the A.C. Nielsen the Middle Ages. ORM cream numbs the brain, too much sun can he painful. Look at campus as your playground, but Co. reported Tuesday. Still. C'BS' coverage of the Duke keep in mind the ps taste of knowing when to say when. People enjoy your company. ABC dropped from first to last vs. Kansas N('AA college bas- among the three majors with a ketball finals was the week's Leo: (July 23 -Aug. 22) Spring fever has hit. Have you seen the way the animals are looking at each rating. third most-watched program. other now that the weather is wami? Something is in the air. If you are hit by cupid's bow a NBC led with a 12.9 rating The network serious relationship could come of it. (After all, it is nature's way.) Don't feel uneasy about all had only one other tor week with five shows in the wild thoughts in your head, just put them to good use. the Top II) program. the usually the Top ID, including the sixth- strong "60 Minutes" which Virgo: (Aug. 23 -Sept. 22) A campus event brings your attention to something you would like to get place movie "Danielle Steers came in eighth place. involed in. Don't be shy, consider it a part of your well-rounded education. The 14th brings a 'Changes." CBS had a 12..1 "Twin Peaks" continued to new moon into an important decision -making event on your shoulders. He sure to act with your rating. wallow in the ratings valley. A heart when making that choice. ABC had bumped the nor- week after its 76th-place return out of first '/'-month Libra: (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You conduct your own little public relations this week. Bills this month can mally. No. I NBC from a I hiatus, the of- prove to be a real problem. Your management of those problems now will let you be able to place twice last month with the fbeat drama finished 75th for enjoy a tighter wallet in the future. A Spartan baseball game is a real bargain. help of a "20-20" interview ABC'. with Operation Desert Storm In the evening news race. Scorpio: (Oct. 23Nov. 21) I know you still have not adjusted to the daylight savings time change, but life eommander Gen. H. Norman ABC and Peter Jennings once goes on and you need to get your buu out of bed in the morning. It is time to do your spring 'ichwarikopt and a telecast of again took first place with a 10.6 cleaning this year, (like you even did it last swing)). This includes more than just taking out the the Academy Awards. rating. followed by NBC and and doing the dishes. trash But the network had a devil of Tom Brokaw with 9.2 and CBS time ;q!ai11`,1 the deniiens and Dan Rather with X Sagittarius: (Nov. 22 -Dec. 20) A baseball game is what you need to attend this week. Let the peanuts be your guide and help you come out of your shell. The aim will help you get in touch with your earthly needs. Let them in combination help you come to peace with the inner you, the side everyone really enjoys. Capricorn: (Dec. 21 -Jan. 19) This new moon on the 14th will bring all the good things life has to offer. This merely need to eating sees your generous ways and is very thankful. I Tired of will be your week. A neighbor tell you opportunity only knocks once so open the door and see the many things that await you during this week among weeks. with spoons Aquarius: (Jan. 20 -Feb. Di) If you study by the pool this weekend you will not only get all of your homework done but you will also have a deep dark tan to show off to all your friends. Your goal won't be to make them jealous. just to refresh their memory on how good you look. and forks?iii,,_, Pisces: (Feb. 19 -Mar. 20) You drink too much coffee, you get your diet from the local drive-thru menu. and you're not sleeping enough. However, if you're not doing these things you're not getting your work done. A fine line needs to he drawn to help you balance your goals and your social life.

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