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By Jane Montes at 'reality Spartan Daily Staff Wnter SJSU's Academic Senate is the only one in the CSU system with three voices. By Nicole Martin While other senates around the CSU rep- Spartan Daily Staff Writer resent only the faculty and the school Picture a world-famous surgeon performing a administration, SJSU's represents the facul- life-saving laser operation from Europe on a ty, administration and students. patient in the United States. "The Academic Senate takes up issues Virtual reality computers will make it possible. such as questions of accreditation and the Virtual reality allows computer users to inter- budget," said Senator Peter Bazanski, who act with an artificial environment. A basic virtual describes him as a history repository. reality system manipulates objects via a "hand" Irene Miura, chair of the Academic Sen- that floats in space. ate, acquires some of her knowledge from Specialized equipment including a headset Bazanski. and gloves translate the user's movements into Miura is the senator who heads the Acad- commands that can control the visual display. emic Senate and presides over the meet- Users can walk down the hallways of a building, ings. The senate meetings are open to the for example, and open a cabinet before the campus community unlike like the exec- building or cabinets exist. utive committee meetings, is ft ich follow Students can learn more about virtual reality orders from Presidentl Handel Ercuis. at Silicon Graphics' (SGI) Technology Day on The senate is unique in that it has student Tuesday in the Engineering Auditorium. Presen- representatives from the committee level on tations begin at 10 a.m. Demonstrations of virtu- up. al reality software will be given from 1() a.m. to 4 p.m. See SENATE. page 3 There will also be a 'Virtual Reality Night" at 6:30 p.m. featuring Division Inc. and Fake Space applications running on SGI's Onyx, a graphic supercomputer. Company The pri( c of computer systems is beginning to drop as (otninercial use grows. SCI's low-end Indy compi tier, for example, sells for around helps furnish $5,000. The Indy is not supposed to replace the per- sonal computer. It is more of a high-end Macin- SJSU offices tosh for individual software developers, said Susan Rosconi of SGI. By Pat Matas High prices have prevented the use of virtual Spartan Daily Staff Writer reality programs at SJSU, according to Don Tan- ner, director of technical services. When SJSU's Mathematics, Engineering He said SJSU will get students involved in and Science Achievement program (MESA) learning virtual reality programs over the next asked its advisory board for desks and file few years. cabinets, Digital Equipment Corp. donated "When it is more commonly available com- over 8,000 square feet of office furniture mercially (the physics department) will use it. It instead. is about five years away," said Alex Garcia, a Lauria Urbanejo, MESA's associate direc- physics professor. tor, realized the MESA offices needed furni- Physics students working at NASA or Lock- ture. She asked the advisory board if it had heed Corporation research labs may be using the any good contacts. specialized equipment because the programs is She was put in touch with Albert Brown, still in the research stages, according to Garda. DEC's customer relations manager. and two 'The computer can generate more informa- months later, moving vans hauled donated tion than we can make sense out of," Garcia said. furniture to the university. "It adds another dimension that we can explore." "We brought it (furniture) Ulu) the engi- Virtual reality computers can also aid manu- neering quad," said Jim Hill, SySl..s director facturers by cutting production time and costs, of logistical services. "Some of it %v.:. taken Tanner said. into the engineering building :Aid stt red in For example, a car prototype can be built and the classrooms that were available. tested by computer analysis without using high L LILIFFMAN. st'Aft TAN DAILY "I remember looking at it (for the first paid engineers or costly material to build the Carrie Shere, a graduate student in art, lifts a ceram- hay. Raku is a firing method that produces a smoked time). It was like walking into a furniture prototype and test it manually. ic piece of Raku-fired art out of a garbage can full of metallic glaze on the surface of a piece. manufacturing place. I figured rather then See REALITY. I latjt' 3 See FURNITURE. page 3 ERC promotes rainforest week on campus \ Kevin Moot c ing destructive policies. The focus is On Wednesday, Lester Ro'.sit- 1p.111.111 Daily Staff Write, currently on Texaco and Mitsubishi. tree, program coordinator for the If rainforests are the lungs of this At SJSU, World Rainforest Week is environmental studies depat tment, planet, the Earth has emphysema. presented by the Environmental will discuss problems in the Selva Deforestation ravages all life, and Resource Center and is partially Lacondona rainforest of Southern through the pensive silence rings the funded by Students Affiliated For Mexico at 12:30 p.m. in Washington sound of aboriginal cultures falling Environmental Respect and Associ- Square Hall room 109. like dominoes. In Penang, Malaysia ated Students. Rowntrce will also address the in September 1986, someone decid- Throughout the week, there will possible impact of forest protection ed to do something about be many rainforest presen- on the upland Maya of the region. it tations on campus. There will be a questiorHuid-answer This week is the seventh On Tuesday, the Rain- period after the presentation. annual World Rainforest forest Action Network will On Thursday, Colorado artists Week. According to litera- 4.4 present a slide show at 2 and explorers Kevin Russell and ture from the Rainforest p.m. in the Student Union Andrea Caruso will talk about the Action Network, there are THE 444 Pacheco Room. remit] people of Borneo at 7 p.m. in three primary objectives: ENVIRONMENT Tuesday has also been the Student Union Loma Prieta to raise awareness of designated as a day of Ro( an. the plight of rainforests action. There will be a question-and- to raise money for grassroots The Rainforest Action Network answer peril )d, Bornean musit environmental work wants to encourage people to active- authentic tribal crafts, expressioi to put pressure on governments ly protest the destruction of the rain- painting, storytelling and suppot tug and corporations to stop implement- irests. Met attire. r TUSTIN A 5 ! TO ME DAILY kJ Hui, middle, an environmental studies and chemistry student talks about the Tour highlights SJSU's place in local arts scene inaishlands at Coyote Hills Park with his human ecology class on Saturday. By Carolina Moroder 'This group of art lovers especial- organizers chose SJSU's department Students take step back in time Sptu-tan Daily Staff Writer ly enjoy art in action," said Jo Ann of art and design because they want- Art lovers are willing to go a long Bright, one of the tour's organizers ed to visit several specific facilities. with visit to site of local settlers way when it conies to visiting art col- and an alumna of SJSU. One of them is the CADRE lab lections. But it's unusual to see a 'There are some wonderful art (computeis in art and design By Kevin Moore o*'. The studenis spent the morning Sktan Iiiuh Staff Writer group going a long way to visit an art facilities in San Jose, like the San research arid education). studying the \ le and habits of the school. Jose Museum of Art and the San They also wanted to see the glass The true origins of human agriculture Ohlone people in 'vote I {ills Regional The Committee for Art at Stan- Jose Institute for Contemporary blowing facility, the ceramic facility, are lost forever in the mists of time, and Park. ford decided to do a combination of Art," said Robert Milnes, chair of the and students exhibitions. Milnes modern man can only theorize about The word Ohlone means coast both. art and design department at SJS1 said SJSU has one of the most them. dweller, and those people left large piles The Oct. 14 tour included a visit "But they (CFA) wanted to attend diverse art programs in the CSU sys- One such theory by LTC Berkeley geo- of shells behind. The remains of the to SJSU, the Hilton Hotel's art col- some places where its members tem. grapher Cad Sauer formed the basis of a shells are essentially the gar bilge dumps lection, the Citadel an artists' stu- would not normally get in an orga- When the group arrived at San field trip Saturday for the students of of the Ohlone, still present alien 2.060 Emironmental Science 117, human ecol- dio complex and the Frederick nized tour." See OHLONE, page 4 Spratt Gallery. According to Bright, the tour See ART, page 4

2 Monday, October 111. 1993 Forum & Opinion SAN loaf STATE Dammam SPARTAN DAILY Editorial Campus Viewpoint THE NEW SPARTAN LOCO AFTER SATURDAY'S WIN English is not Anti-semitism a second language exists on campus public meetings should be held in English Editor: with efficient translation. lam the program director for the Jewish Stu- Spanish-speaking Al urn Rock Elementary dent Union and every Tuesday and Wednesday School District officials rubbed some people the morning I display an information table outside wrong way at a meeting on Aug. 12. of the Student Union. On Wednesday, Oct. 13, Three district residents filed a complaint after I was outraged by two anti-sernitic incidents. board President Alejandro Salazar delivered a ,11111 One man passed by the table and called me lengths monologue in Spanish thus, they claimed, "Jew" in a derogatory manner, then proudly shuttilig out the English speakers. shouted, "Adolf Hitler still lives." A half-hour In the speech, Salazar mentioned his political later, another man approached me and accused rival who spoke English only. Salazar failed to pro- the Jews of "promoting the Holocaust" and vide an adequate translation for the non-Spanish asserted that Jews think they are superior to audience, the residents alleged. everyone else. The people of California voted in 1989 that Eng- In both of these incidents, these individuals lish is the state's primary language. If an American shamefully disregarded the magnitude and hor- kid went to school in Mexico, the world would not ror of the Nazi Holocaust. How anyone can stop to speak English to him. His parents would make such cruel, twisted comments after one have to listen to Spanish at a school board meeting. third of my people were murdered along with If they did not understand, a volunteer would, ide- millions of other victims is beyond me. ally, translate for them. In her book, "Denying the Holocaust," pro- It should have been the same at the Alum Rock lessor and scholar Deborah Lipstadt (Emory board meeting. There should have been an ade- University) writes about the growing number of quate translator there to assist people who spoke people who wish to "revise the history of the Spanish. ,ki41111 41" 9 Nazi era. 9 Salazar's responsibility was to speak English only: 3 There are those who protest the unjust he is the school board president, not an ethni( demonization of Hitler and many who question rebel. whether the extermination of 12 million people Salazar said the Hispanic population is on the M r IN GEE SPARTAN DAILY ever happened. I can't help but see a connec- rise. Today, more Spanish-speaking families live in tion between this growing movement and these the state than ever before. two men who harassed me outside the Student That may be true, but according to the 1991 Life is a one-shot deal Union. World Almanac, the majority of Californians, 69 I suppose I could have dismissed these two percent to be exact, is white. The Hispanic families Igrasped the three-foot rail Well, as luck would have it. LAURA men as "fringe lunatics" or "crazies" but I know represent only 28.5 percent of the population. tightly as I lifted first one about four trains passed over history and current events too well. Too often ifJ,EINMAN Salazar also contests that the monologue was leg then the other over it the bridge that day, but that ethnic and racial hatred keeps good company delivered in Spanish to attract more parents to the onto the steel platform 180 feet wasn't the biggest obstacle I with violence. We need only to turn on the tele- meetings. up, turned to face the wind and faced in jumping. You see, I vision and see the foreigners in present day Ger- What about the Asian parents who came to the distant mountains and jumped. committed to a lifetime with im ON THE OTHER HAND... many who live in fear of fire bombings, or the school board meeting? They should have stayed at So thebe final year of my husband, Roland, long before I genocide in Bosnia perpetrated against the home since the monologue was delivered in a lan- secondffearclade of life. I was dri- committed myself to jumping Muslims. guage completely foreign to them. ven to do it driven by a need off that bridge. We said "till But, before I could get my chest I am writing because I want students and pro- This discriminates against Asians, who have the to do something that would cap death do us part" but we didn't harness on, I turned to find fessors on this campus to know that in our own right to know what goes on at public meetings. off my teens and twenties and say anything about intentionally none other than Roland the backyard, anti-semiusm is alive and well. It can- The Brown Act guarantees the public's right to celebrate the decades to come achieving that state. "skeptic" wearing an ankle har- not be tolerated, nor can any form of bigotry. know. It states that a meeting open to the public ... should I survive. Rather than argue, we com- ness and telling me he was Hopefully during the course of this year we must contain information everyone understands. My life's transitions in the promised as all loving couples going to jump next. can create a campus-wide program to educate If the speaker conveys information in Spanish past had become a colorless learn to do. He would come Somehow this changed students about all forms of prejudice includ- and fails to translate it justly, some people will obvi- blur. I needed something more along and if the bungee crew things. Becoming a widow at the ing racism, sexism, anti-semitism and homo- ously be segregated. dramatic. Bungee jumping pro- and equipment met his scrutiny, age of 29 on a railroad bridge in phobia. Furthermore, why should people who do not vided the perfect kill for the I could jump. some little orchard town was not Irrational hatred will not disappear if we understand Spanish pay taxes to support the internal need gnawing at my If the reality of peering over an appealing transition. ignore it. Only by confronting bigotry within schools? Non-Spanish people should pay taxes to innards. the railing of that bridge wasn't Roland made two successful ourselves and in others will we have a campus support English-only schools. I am normally quite conserv- enough to deter me, just the jumps. That left only me. The and a world which respects all people. If the school voucher initiative passes, Salazar is ative but as my twenties faded, I sight of the other mentally- world looked different standing welcome to start his own school and speak Spanish became more desperate to find altered people who turned out on the other side of the bridge all he wants. Otherwise. speak English. please. some risky activity to close the to jump that morning should railing. The others counted to Jonathan Comisar decade. have. These weren't your aver- three and I jumped. program direttoqmoish Student Union/Hillel One tedious afternoon, as I age college students. The fall was indescribable, ARTISTS NEEDED stood in the mailroom waiting Roland and I watched with and as I dangled on the end of for Dave, the supply clerk, to apprehension and twisted the cord, listening to the river Letters to the Editor The SPARTAN DAILY is looking for artists for the find some more #7 mechanical curiosity as the first two of what flowing beneath me, my inner Forum page. Please submit five political cartoons pencil leads, the perfect vehicle appeared to be a family unit of need was silenced. ith sour name and phone number to Dwight revealed itself. Dave said he and five completed their jumps. The Americans have become far The war on ... Bente! Hall room 209. a few friends were planning to best jump by far was that of a too passive. We need to stop liv- Artists must have good drawing skills, keep up bungee jump on the very day of woman in her thirties who ing our lives through television what? with current events and have strong positions on my birthday. Coincidence? I agreed to jump topless in order and start creating experiences issues. think not. to get a free one (yes, you actu- we call our own. Editor: Drawings will be reviewed by the editors and He said the secret destination ally have to pay to jump). Life is a one-shot deal. Make Why is America losing the war on drugs? current artists. was a private 180-foot high rail- Next in line was the exhibi- it your own by living each Well, there is no clear answer to that question. Artists will be notified by phone. road bridge located somewhere tionist's son Rat who had a dark decade to the fullest and cele- America still remains the most powerful nation up in Oroville, about an hour's red line tattooed across his wrist brating every transition. on earth and viewed by many nations as the drive from home, which was with a few "blood droplets" leader of democracy. Yet, this democratic state Sacramento at that time. He added for effect. of ours still remains a target for the largest mar- DX1Rly said it was a great bridge. but we Apparently, Rat's obsession ket of the sale of illicit narcotics. Here are facts would have to ditch bungee with death was only skin deep Laura Kleinman is a Daily staff about drug usage in America: cords and all in nearby bushes because he declined his turn to columnist. Her column appears The U.S. consumes 80 percent of the should a train arrive. jump, which meant I was next. every other Monday. cocaine manufactured in the world. In 1990, one out of two individuals EDIT( )RLAL between the ages of 18-25 have experimented with mari- Hector Flores executive editor My dream is a reality for many juana at least once in their lives. In 1989, 89 percent of high school seniors Tara Murphy city editor indicated that they could obtain marijuana very Jennifer Feurtado production editor Tt was the most terrifying ously examine the way I handle JENNIFER easily. Jenifer LaPolla photo editor 'dream I've ever had. personal safety. How safe is it to hairA I have always believed that as long as there is Matt Wallis chief photographer Thankfully, it was only a walk across this campus alone at a demand, there will always be a supply, no mat- Karen T. Schmidt asst, photo editor dream. For thousands of other night? And if I really was raped, ter how many drug lords foreign countries Minerva Panlilio sports editor women across the country, rape would I report it? apprehend. Jon Solomon features editor is a reality, not something you This campus is not the most WRITER'S FORUM The Bush administration spent Fabian ;LI billion Amos forum editor can just wake up from. dangerous place to be, but a per year of our Naser Ideis online/national editor money, (70 percent cutting sup- Kevin Turner chief copy editor In the dream, I was raped by woman walking alone in the ply, 30 percent cutting demand) trying to com- Paul Wotel entertainment editor someone I knew, no one from dark should be concerned. The nothing wrong with calling for bat the problem. The result No improvement! real-life, but a frighteningly real idea that "it will never happen an escort after a night class. In fact, South American countries are oper- Reporters: ( (Awn. Pamela Gimelison. Brian Cotton, fictional character. I can still to me" simply isn't true. It can While it may seem stupid or ating in greater and better conditions. The Daphne Dick. Bill Drohkiessicz. Holly Celeste Fisk, Jennifer Mum, smell his breath acrid and happen to anyone and that's unnecessary to some, it is cer- problem should be executed differently, 70 per- Shan Kaplan. Gabe Leon. Kristin lomax, Nicole Martin, Pat Maus, Jason Meagher. Jane Monies, Kevin Moore. Carolina Moroder, smelling of cigarettes. He hadn't why my dream scared me so tainly better than being sexually cent cutting demand and 30 percent cutting Kira Ratmansky. Kvle Register, Erika Srhuman, Ed Stacy. shaved in several days and much. assaulted and traumatized for supply. wasn't very imposing. But for the rest of your life. We should spend the majority of the drug Cohannials: Jim Batch. Lynn Benson, Amos Fabian, Laura Klein- some reason, I couldn't get If you still insist on being enforcement budget on educating man. David Marshall, John Perez, Matt Smith. Kevin Turner, Brian Americans War bier. lien Weinberg. away. 'The idea that 'it independent and walking alone on the harmful affects of illicit narcotics. I tried to run away, but I at night, at least know how to For example, if someone wanted to stop a Phntographens Gloria Ar oba, Shona Baroff, Andy Barron, Deanna couldn't. He had a knife. I disable tree I lonath. Enc S. Ifuffman. Lezlee McFariden.Tony Miceli, Clarke want- will never happen defend yourself and from shedding its leaves, one would not 12,f:in:am. Monique Schoenfeld. ed to scream or call for help, to me' simply isn't your attacker. Using mace is one c.limb the tree and cut off its leaves; one would but couldn't. An overwhelming method. Self-defense tech- execute the problem by cutting off the roots of Artists: Martin Gee, Fred Lampert. sense of hopelessness and dread true.' niques are another; SJSU offers the tree, thus preventing any further shedding. Advisers: Strphen Greene, Jitti Mt Nay. filled me. After it was over, I a self-defense class through the There should be a substantial larger amount thought about the unpleasant human performance depart- of educational programs for children of all ages. ADVERTISING anniversary I would carry with ment. Also be aware of your sur- Just as there are mandatory math and reading Jim Tramel advertising director me the rest of my life. Many women are raped by roundings and who is around courses in elementary schools, there should be I remember calmly calling people they know. Many women you. a drug awareness mandatory course as well. Alvin Chtmg art director the police in my dream and hav- never report it. In 1992, there The point of this is not to cre- The government should begin to use the Darlene Kee downtown manager ing them tell me they couldn't were two rapes reported to ate a panic or paranoia, but to majority of the drug enforcement budget to Alexander Wadley national manager do anything. They wouldn't UPD. On a campus of 30,000 create awareness about personal flood the educational system with drug aware- Li-King Yee retail manager arrest the man who attacked people, there are going to be safety and how to give yourself a ness programs. Jack Quinton adviser me. Hearing that, I made a more than two cases, if you chance against an attacker. This plan is one of many that should be more point of telling my friends and believe in the laws of probability. I was able to wake up from carefully analyzed and seriously considered by instructors so they could hear it There is some statistic about my dream and the whole expe- the U.S. government Managers: Anthony Baker, Theresa Fide in. Phillip Olsen. In order to ensure Amer- from me before they heard it how a woman is raped every few rience will fade in a few days. icans we are winning the war on drugs, the gov- F.xecutives: Steve Bretzke. lobe Chin. hails Hale ha lam. Ray- from someone else. minutes in America. If that s the But getting raped stays with you ernment should attempt to employ more mond less. MaeTrang Nat nen. Angela Nolan, Mike Ofrasio, Pun Paled, Rol, Sr holm Stuart Yamatakr I am fortunate that I have case, then there undoubtedly forever. Don't let it happen to responsible measures. never been raped or attacked. some women from SJSU who Ankles Martin Gee. Glen Jones, Mark Men han. Kathryn Palmieri. But I felt afraid and violated, are part of that number.

3.14 Sou I 'nennyfr One Wastortglom Muur. San jog.. (A.9%1944149 Phone- though it was only a dream. But you don't have to Jennifer Thula is a Daily Rolando Cortez 14011, 324.52/.0 When I woke up, I began to seri- become a statistic. There is staff writer juniok administration ofjustice SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University Monday. October 18.1993 3

posals. When the senatos SpartaGuide Senate return from committee, dies present a rsolution based on The San Jose State calendar From page I their findings to the whole sen- Miura said she would like to ate. encourage students to partici- Miura said being chair of weeks location 263-3246 pate on policy or standing com- such a committee can be hectic COMMUNICATE IN COLOR LAMBDA SIGMA GAMMA: Sorori- mittees. There are 51 student at times, like when several ques- TODAY positions open on the operating tions are open for discussion oit ty meeting, DMH 227, 6 p.m. AKBAYAN committes, including academic the floor. I can never guess how COLOR LASER COPIES CUM: Open Cabinet LUTHERAN Stumm FELLOWSHIP: Meeting, 3:30-5p.m. Student fairness and affirmative action. long an item will take, some- Bible Study on John, Montalvo Twelve students positions are times hours," she said. Union, Almaden Rm. Call Rich Rm, Student Union, 1 1 a.m. Presentations *Transparencies or available under special agency Miura encourages debate so Eileen 534-1140 Call Tim 298-0204; and Bible CAREER and other committes. These that Senate members will fully Displays *Sales Flyers PLANNING AND PLACE- StudySexual Baseball, Cam- committees include alcohol and understand and have a sense of MENT: GE Employer Presenta- pus Chapel, 7 p.m. drug prevention and admission ownership of the issues. "I do Charts & Graphs *Copy From Slides tion, 12:30-2p.m. Student PREVENTION EDUCATION PRO- and standards. get lost, but that is why I have a Union, Almaden Rm. Call GRAM: Carolyn Cornelison Phd, "A student position that goes (senate) secretary," Miura said. Career Rosource Center 924- alcohol education consultant, unfilled is a student voice that is She also gets help from Sena- 81")(11"wPkrte2P0a1bpe r 6033 Loma Prieta Rm, Student Union, lost, so they're all the poorer for tor Ted Norton. Norton, one of writers of the Acad- JEWISH CAMPUS OUTREACH: 6:30 p.m.-10 p.m. Call Pep it," Miura said. "Many students the original do not participate because the emic Senate's constitution, has Jewish Philosophy, 7:30 p.m., Center 924-5945 COLOR Call Ester Riva Kokin for this issues are not pertinent to them, had a long history with the sen- but decisions made now have ate. SpartiGukk availal stiskliN faculty alai stiff oganirations for fire. Deadline is 5 long.-term effects on the cam- "Ted helped shaped the con- lt "art .1.dat tronlrar 4 color ocItntltnents ore on add,..nol

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dents on the field trip. They off. The water is run through a of your tap is not pure. It's been Ohlone were stationed around the park sedimentation process, allowing recycled." to tell students about Ohlone many undissolved solids to settle After walking through the From page I life. According to instructor out. The water is then chan- park and hearing the presenta- years. Gary Klee, the students had neled into a marsh where toxins tions, the students seemed Most of the information spent the whole semester are diluted by marsh water, then enthusiastic about the whole about the Ohlone has been preparing for their toles. absorbed and broken down by idea of the trip. pieced together from oral tradi- At the village, the students aquatic plants. "I've always been curious tion, the archaeological record, were told how the Ohlone The Arcata sewage treatment about what kind of environment and the suspect records of Span- leached the poison from acorns plant also uses artificial marsh as I'm living in, and California his. ish missionaries. to make them edible, as well as a part of its waste management. tory," said student Kurosh Volunteers have attempted to what other foods they relied on. The artificial marsh supports Kamkar. "This field trip tied AANC4-Ciu-r- reproduce some of the Ohlone "Animals here were so tame and over 200 species of plants and them both together. It's a very village structures atop one of so plentiful you could walk right animals on land that was once positive experience." , 7:SNC11,1(.; I GAIL-st heaps of shell remnants. up and kill them with a stick," abandoned lumber mills. Student Elizabeth Ramos The tiny huts, made of sticks said David Esmaili, a graduate After taking two months to agreed. "I think it does a good run through the marsh, the job of utilizing the information 3 -to Fa ' oki, .Ar,...toki, 4,.ft-Mki and Tulle reeds, have low door- student posted in the marsh. 1----si,.,..,_2.-...... ways and damp floors. "Ducks and geese were very waste water was said to be clean- from the class," she said. "It's a

, - .55Eiz q., 10 ,4,404.4 .1,1i.ort.sciai Graduate students from the important to the Ohlone, pro- er than the water in Humboldt good hands-on opportunity to environmental studies depart- viding meat and eggs." Bay, where it ends up. study outside the classroom. b;OC', .SA r'1 8 ment acted as guides for the stu- The subject moved from the "I think it's a step in the right The morning's activities were way the Ohlone used the marsh- direction to use a natural followed by a discussion with the 11 2 El 1. :SErcti 408' ;-11-740 es to the way they are used today. process to clean it up," Klee said. 15 students who had studied the The Dust Project in Fremont "Keep in mind that questions of Ohlone people of 2,000 to 2,500 is looking at ways of using lvater quality are glicstions of years ago and prepared the pre- Why SGI? marshland to filter storm run- degrees. The wat(T ( ()ming out sentations. Learn why SGI is the world leader in Art visual computing systems at the From page I Jose, its first stop was SJSU's art SILICON GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY DAY and design department, where they were greeted by John Crane, dean of the College of Silicon Graphics invites you to learn about the features and Humanities and the Arts; Andy price/performance benefits of the technology that has made us Ostheimer, exhibitions director; the leading and Milnes. supplier of visual computing systems to technical, The group of 38 art lovers was scientific and creative professionals. You will have the opportunity then divided in two smaller to learn about the Silicon Graphics product line, including our groups by two student tour newest product, the Indy-a revolution in computing at a guides, Marla Novo and Mike remarkably low price. Macmillan. "The student guide was very LF2LEE A MCFADDEN-SPARTAN DAILY helpful," said Judy Fucilla, one Andrea Fabreqa, middle, shows her miniature porcelain collection to of the tour members. She was Also, experience the latest innovative software solutions available the women of the Stanford Committee of Art. on Silicon Graphics referring to Macmillan, who systems with hands-on demostrations in the took her group around the gal- sure to the public and experi- a lot of help from our friends." following areas: leries and the facilities. ence in their careers. Continuous success of SJSU's The students blew some glass Bright was especially interest- art and design department in Video Conferencing to demonstrate their techniques. ed in showing CFA members the the Bay Area art scene is due to "Everybody was taken with use of technology with comput- individuals and corporations Software Develpment Tools the glass blowing," said Fucilla ers. who give donations, make agree- Scientific Visualization Applications According to Robert Milnes, "We were impressed with ments or combine efforts with Mechanical CAD/CAM/ CAE SJSU has one of few glass blow- CADRE," Fucilla said. the department, he said. ing programs in the CSU system. Fucilla was surprised to see all CFA members heard of a Applications When Fucilla visited the gal- the costly computer equipment weekend sale the glass blowing "Indigo Magic"-a new intuitive end leries, she was impressed that art used in the lab. program has projected for fund- user interface students have the opportunity to She remembered Macmillan raising purposes.Fucilla said Intergration into Macintosh and PC show their work in the galleries. said only 50 students out of some of the members are plan- "It's real life experience, and the 250 who applied got into ning to come to SJSU and buy environments they (students) can have feed- this program. The program can- some of the student-made items. back," she said. not add more students because Fucilla was impressed by the Tuesday, October 19th According to Ostheimer, all only one person can work at a tour and plans to come back San Jose State University graduate students working on computer at a time, she said. and visit SJSU during Tuesday Engineering Building Auditorium their master's of fine arts must The art and design depart- Night Lecture Series. These lec- Presentations: have at least one exhibition in ment has lost about 20 percent tures are organized by 10:00am and 2:00pm SJSU's galleries. This require- of its classes with the budget Ostheimer and take place every Hands-On Demos: 10:00am-4:00pm ment gives the students expo. cuts, Milnes said. "We get by with Tuesday from 5 to 6 p.m.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) as Chase himself had done in constraining formal" place, averaging a 3.1 rating. Chevy Chase has reported the his famous sendups of ex-Presi- He added that he was look- One ratings point equals news many times: Generalissi- dent Ford. ing forward to the February 942,000 TV homes. mo Francisco Franco is still "Despite the commitment of release of his new film, "Cops No. 1 was Letterman's "Late dead. Chevy and our best creative and Ftobbersons." Show," which averaged a 5.9 Now "The Chevy Chase and production minds, we Less than a month after rating for CBS, followed by Show" is, too. started slowly and did not per- Chase's show appeared, an ABC's "Nightline," moderated Chase became the first casu- form to expectations," said emergency team of writers, by Koppel, at 4.9 and "The alty of the late-night television Lucie Salhany, chairwoman of consultants and Fox executives Tonight Show With Jay Leno" wars on Sunday as Fox Broad- Fox Broadcasting. "We saw was brought in to revamp the on NBC at 3.9. The syndicated casting Co. announced it was nothing to indicate that the program. "Arsenio Hall" was fifth, with a canceling his show, effective show would turn around." Salhany said earlier this 2.1 rating. Fox had promised immediately. She thanked him "for giving month that Chase was "very advertisers about a 4 rating. He began Sept. 7 and bat- us his best effort. He is an nervous. It was uncomfortable Actor Dennis Hopper said tled David Letterman, Jay extraordinarily talented man." and embarrassing to watch it." after a guest appearance that Leno, Arsenio Hall and Ted In a statement released by The show, she added, was Chase was feeling the pressure. Koppel for viewers. Fox, Chase said: "I am proud of marred by unfunny writing and "God, he is so nervous, I feel But his show was savagely the comedic elements that we Chase's lackluster interviews. sorry for him," Hopper said. mauled by critics, and it per- were able to intersperse One month after its debut, "He picks up a glass and he is Become an Orientation Leader! formed a ratings pratfall much throughout this otherwise very the show settled into fourth shaking.... He has to relax."

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Julia Child phia Phillies out of the club- ly values with television charac- SEMINARS - The Environ- behind. The woman managed house hours before game time ter "Murphy Brown." But resi- Looking good mental Protection Agency will be to free herself by elbowing the admitted into just to meet her. dents of the modest, working- or not so good, Mr. holding a day-long series of suspect. An eyewitness yelled at She described herself as an class town appreciate his dedi- workshops and seminars foi stu- the suspect, scaring him away. hall of "off-and-on" baseball fan and cation to his roots. Blackwell decides dents interested in environmen- The suspect: Mite male, 20- fame said she follows her hometown tal fields at 75 Hawthorne St. in 30 years-old. 6 feet tall with Detroit Tigers, but she had Polanski names RADNOR, Pa. (AP) - Look- San Francisco on Oct. 22. brown or light brown hair. Was institute never been to a World Series ing good: "Today" anchorman In addition to the human last seen wearing a dark shirt before. Bryant Gumbel and actress resource department, represen- and dark pants. HYDE PARK, N.Y. Sharon Stone (AP) - She wouldn't side with either Faye Dunaway. Looking not so tatives from the divi- If you have infor- She taught America to cook team in the Series. "They're good: talk-show host Sally Jessy sions of toxic waste mation , call with a French flair and a to star in film sense both pretty good, obviously, or Raphael and acerbic comedian management, water 924-STOP. You do of humor. Nowiulia Child is the they wouldn't be here," she Don Rickles. management, and air not have to identify first woman inducted into the said. ROME (AP) - Roman That's this year's verdict from and toxics will be pre- yourself and you may Culinary Institute of America's Polanski is relying on his basic Mr. Blackwell, the self-appoint- sent to answer ques- he eligible for up to hall of fame. instincts to cast Sharon Stone in ed, sharp-tongued fashion tions. $5,000 in reward She began her series Dan Quayle of cook- a future project. maven of the rich, famous and Registration starts motley if your infor- ing shows on PBS in 1963 and The director wants her to star well-watched. at 8:30 am. Seminars mation leads to an has written seven is catching up cookbooks. in a remake of Luis Bunuel's "The Titan of 'Today' grabs run from 9 a.m. to 4 arrest and conviction. The 81-year-old Child joined "Belle de Jour," a 1967 film that the overall best-dressed gold in p.m. five other recipients of with his the insti- past starred Catherine Deneuve. a masterful mix of beautifully There will also be panel dis- BARBECUE - SJSU stu- tute's hall of fame award, estab- "Stone is a great actress and cut blazers, striking suits, stylish cussions and help with tIll ricu- dents can share a meal and lished in 1985 to recognize out- HUNTINGTON, Ind. (AP) has a perfect body for film. She sportswear, and understated lum development. meet new people at the Dis- standing people who have been - Dan Quayle is catching up is perfect for the remake of that accessories," Mr. Blackwell said abled Students Association bar- a source of inspiration to the with his past. movie," Polanski told the Milan of NBC's Gumbel. ART LECTURE SERIES - bee on Oct. 29 from10 a.m. to food and hospitality industry. The former vice president daily Corriere della Sera on Sat- Mr. Blackwell judged the Andy Ostheimer, exhibitions 2 p.m. returned to Huntington to ded- urday. He said no work has wardrobes that the personalities director of SJSU's art and design The meal, which includes a Aretha Franklin icate the Dan Quayle Center begun but he has spoken to - or the characters they play department will give a lecture hamburger, a drink and chips has plenty of and Museum, dropping hints Stone about the proposed pro- - wear on the tube for the on "Museum and Gallery for $2.50, will be held at the Bar- along the way about a presiden- ject. Oct. 23 issue of TV Guide, Careers" on Wednesday, from becue Pit on 7th and San Carlos R-E-S-P-E-C-T for tial campaign. Stone, the star of "Basic based in Radnor. 11 a.m.-12 p.m. at the Art Bldg. streets. More than 6,700 people have Instinct" and "Sliver," drew Dunaway, of the new comedy room 110A (Slide room). The the SkyDome visited the museum, in a Classi- attention last week with her "It Had To be You," has "done lecture is presented by the Art PARTY - Talding Hands cal-style renovated Christian Sci- walk down a Paris fashion run- away with that dreary designer History Association. Club celebrates Halloween with TORONTO (AP) - Aretha ence Church, since it opened way in a Valentino outfit. dreck that sabotaged your the annual costume party and Franklin has plenty of R-E-S-P-E- June 17. But Quayle now lives in Polanski, who won acclaim image in years past and refined CRIME STOPPERS - The potluck Oct. 31 from 1 to 6 p.m. C-T for the SkyDome. Carmel and works at the Hud- for his films "Rosemary's Baby" your look for TV to electric UPD requests your help in solv- at 47613 Mardis St. in Fremont. "I love it," she said Saturday son Institute, a conservative and "Repulsion," was in Rome effect." ing this crime: Activities include a costume before belting out the U.S. Indianapolis think tank, and he to receive the Campidoglio But he said Raphael "contin- When: Saturday, October 9 at contest and door prizes. Some national anthem to open the and his wife Marilyn made their Prize, awarded biannually by an ues her reign as the Queen of around noon. of the prizes given away will be World Series. "The structure is first visits to the museum Friday. Italian film magazine. Previous Jurassic Park in fossilized fash- Where: Second floor of the gift certificates for Ben & Jerry's, mammoth." Many people remember winners include Alfred Hitch- ion only a color-blind bron- 7th Street garage. Bryant said. For more informa- So is her presence, enough Quayle for his shortcomings as cock, Elia Kazan and Martin tosaurus could love." 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s their first victory of the season. 1 The Spartans earn s 2 for s On Goldies"Famous" Beef Sandwich s (roth 033 (00up00l onk) Phone Orders Across from Toons s GOLDIES B44? J'SwEJ blows out Aggies xi North Second Street, San Jose s (408) 279'2720 it took six pillcs tot John Ral- ries, made NMSU pay for its mis- ciat up against anybody in the awesome, but they've had a The Best BBQ in the Whole Damn Town! his first Sit it v as take as he broke a tackle and game. He made a lot big chance to win a number of ston to earn EXP1RES OCT. 15 1993 the SJSU head football coach. sprinted 38 yards for a touch- plays." games." But, it came just in time. down and a 14-0 SJSU lead. Tailback Donald Linsey, who The Spartans face the Bull- Although thek lost their first "When it rains it pours," Led- ran for 66 yards in six carries, dogs of Louisiana Tech, who are five games ot the seas n I. the vie- better said. 'W started out bad scored the Spartans' last points also 1-0 in conference play, Sat- 510. EVERY THURSDAY MIDNIGHT wi put the Spartans at 1-0 in and it got worse. I played like a of the game when he broke urday at Spartan Stadium. 12 OZ. BEERS! 6PM TO the Big West Confer em e. But freshman today. through the line and rushed oct.0 0-600%;) &MU 17 14 7 14 28 more it ii portantly, it gm e the "They changed around their down the left sideline for a '37- .0* AESkr,,A OPEN UNTIL 3AM I NNW 0 7 6 0 31 p.) Spat 1.111' much needed co coverages and that had me pret- yard touchdown. THU.,FRI., En SAT. First quarter del ice heading into the test of ty much confused the whole His touchdown came after SJ Petah., 9 pass from Garcia (Nedney 01:1,1( 4CC6::00;5. c6OCkcilso\C: then conference schedule. game and it showed. We're a cornerback Paul Pitts intercept- lack) at 4 13 N0.0 C. \At The Spartans forced seven young team. It was just a terrible ed the pass from backup quar- SJ DuPree 38 run (Nedney kick) at 8-05 OD, Si Nedney 22 FG at 3.36 140’ C'eCk-4 Aggie turnovers and had 500 game. I'm sure it looked bad terback Jon Gyhra. It was the sx1 ; ROCK N TACOS yards in offense as they routed from the stands and it was even 35th point the Spartans scored Second quarter BAJA FISH TACOS I SJ Mountain 1 run (Nedney lack) at 807 host New Mexico State 52-13 Sat- worse on the field." after an Aggie turnover. NMSU Dublin 10 run (Culls kick) at 4 34 By the end of the first half, "We got every conceivable Si Reese 7 pass from Garcia (Necfney luck) 410,e1 a 4 ( urday. at 004 131 W. SANTA CLARA ST.' The Spartans wasted no time the Spartans expanded their bounce of the football," Ralston (5 BLOCKS WEST OF CAMPUS) Third quarter to score their first points of the lead to 31-7. said. "I'm very thankful because Si Petithomme 27 pass from Garcia (Nedney game. On the opening kit koff, In the second half, the Spar- the ball hasn't been bouncing in kick) at 14 07. SJSU quarterback Jeff Garcia tans continued to dominate the our direction lately. NMSU Culin 31 FG at 11 18 NMSU Cubs 34 FG at 5 22. ROCKED! 993-8230 I capped an 80-yard drive by flip- game, outscoring the Aggies 21- "They had seven turnovers CET Fourth quarter S EXPIRES 10/25/93 Emp ping an underhand pass to tight 6. that resulted in 35 points and SJ Lundy 40 pass from Garcia (Nedney kick) end Tom Petithomme for a 9- Six of SJSU's second half when that happens, you don't at 1322 yard touchdown. points came on a 40-yard bomb have a chance." Si Lindsey 37 run (Nedney luck) at 854 On the next drive, SJSU line- from Garcia to Brian Lundy. Singleton led the defense SJ NMSU Perm for a change backer Jim Singleton grabbed Garcia completed 15 of 23 with nine tackles. Theron Miller First downs 24 14 this Ad his first of two interceptions on passes for 193 yards and four contributed with eight tackles of Rushes-yards 52-310 29-148 $20 off with Passing 190 91 style? the dm tic itti Aggie quarterback touchdowns. his own for the Spartans. Return yards 46 26 Bored with your hair Cody Ledl,etter. "I think our quarterback is as "San Jose was a good team," Camp-Alt-it 16-24-0 12-27-5 Want a change? Punts-yards 6-41 5-38 Tailback Nathan DuPree, who good as any in all of college foot- said NMSU Head Coach Jim Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-2 Soft waves? Bouncing body? rushed for 125 yards in 12 car- ball," Ralston said. "I'll put (Gar- Hess. "Their schedule has been Penaltes-Yds 9-46 5-50 Time of Poss 34.12 25.48 Lots of options. A whole new look- A new you Simply bring in this Woods helps Ad for $20 off on your next perm. 4083740336 golf team HAIR STUDIO 98 E Campbell Ave., Campbell We buy, sell, and trade new and used with his stroke Records, Tapes, CD'S, and Video Discs. Br Shari Kaplan SPartan Daily Scaff Writer "There's just a handful of states I haven't been in," he said. Any beginner can go to a golf He has also traveled to Japan course, whack the ball and send and Canada. "There's not a lot it sailing over a freshly-cut green. of variation among the different ...... , But for SJSU golfer Steve courses, though Japan's seemed Woods. it is much more than a more demanding. r IsH:* passing fancy. If he could play golf at any This 21-year-old junior, who locale in the world, Woods' first has been golfing for nine years, choice is St. Andrews, in Scot- ISTREETLIGHT sees the sport as an exercise in land, the country considered E C R D S "dedication and commitment." "the birthplace of golf." 3979 24TH ST. 2350 MARKET ST 980 SO BASCOM He discovered his interest in golf What Woods likes best about S.F. CA 94114 S.F.CA 94114 SAN JOSE, CA 95128 as a youth in his hometown of golf is that "it's extremely chal- 292-1404 Upland, Calif. lenging" and it offers the chance (415) 282-3550 (415) 282-8000 (408) "My friends asked me to play. for competition. His main just for fun." he said. It didn't annoyance is losing. "The Power become competitive until I start- "You have to be very focused. ed high school." You can't have any distractions of Positive Choices" Following high school, Woods when preparing to play," he said. attended Long Beach State Uni- "If you want to be successful, you National Collegiate versity for several semesters, have to be dedicated." Alcohol Awareness Week though he did not golf there. To SJSU Men's Golf Coach Upon arriving at SJSU in the Dick Schwendinger, this dedica- spring of 1992, he joined the tion is apparent. men's golf team and has -Steve's a good student and a TODAY! 10 te DI:i IMNt remained a member ever since. loyal team guy," he said. "His A.S.P.B. Concert HUMAN CHECKERS The current team, which con- best trait is that he's better 11:30am-12:30pm sists of eight "Red Carousel" players, has placed under fire and does not lack on 7th St. Plaza 8th in the Husky Invitational confidence. He's one of the ERIC S. HUFFMANSPARTAN 155111 12:00 pm in the and the Wolf Pack Classic, the players we're countini on to Am slitheater A.S.P.B. Concert first two tournaments this sea- carry the team this year. Steve Woods joined the SJSU golf team in the spring of 1992. He has been playing golf for nine years. 12:00pm in the son. Woods placed 13th in the Practice is a major factor in Guest Speaker Ampi theater former and tied for 6th in the Woods' success, evinced by his latter. use of the South Campus golf most important skills Woods says interest into a professional Carloyn Cornelison "POWER UP!-The When teams compete there range every day and his practice every new golfer must learn are career, such as that of British sponsored by Power of Positive are usually ittly five players par- with the team about three times putting and chipping. Chipping golfer Nick Faldo, whom he GAMMA and a grant Choices" ticipating, though Woods does a week. is the act of hitting the ball onto admires. from the NCAA at VARIETY SHOW not like to place too much Team practice also takes him the green from its position off If he is not successful turning 7:00pm Loma PrietaRm. 6-10pm at the Morris important on rank or position. to the golf courses at the San the green. pro, Woods would like to try in the Student Union Daily Auditorium "I think the number one spot Jose Country Club, Pasatiempo Not all golfers, however, are something else in the golf busi- is the same as the number five in Santa Cruz and the Almaden careful with these golf strokes. ness, such as his dream of open- spot," he said. "You're there to Country Club. According to Woods, it's fairly ing up a driving range. play as a team, not against each "Our golf program is going in common to get hit by a wayward If Schwendinger's predictions other." the right direction," he said of golf ball. are any indication of the future, Woods credits the SJSU golf his work with the team. "We're "I even got hit in the head," then Woods should have noth- AVAINTTI team with giving him the oppor- working our hardest to be the he said with a smile. ing to worry about. Fine Italian Men's Wear tunity to travel to a variety of best on the West Coast." Following his Fall 1995 gradu- "Steve is a top level player," places that he otherwise would To he the best, a player must ation with a business degree, Schwendinger said. "He has a not have the chance to see. first learn the basics. The two Woods plans to turn his skill and chance to go right to the top." fill- 1 Coupe wins at tourney Soccer and volleyball updates Anniversary Sale Soccer: Volleyball: (suits & sportcoats) Spartan 32-man field at the start of the After beating Sacramento The SJSU volleyball defeated competition, recorded his senior Bran- State on Friday 2-1, the SJSU soc- host University of Nevada, Reno r.

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