Seventh St. Dilemma Despite Trian and Motor Vehicle Traffic No Doubt As to the Position of Pub- and Friday

(ism' Greek Club Applications t.reee, as Reflected et,ternat Student orientation leader ap- Theater" mill be reviewed lub is IN plications for the fall semester Kuth Mckenzie. professor tic lo Pr. are av ailable In the College Petry at the 111(4'611g of the at .prech. Union. Interviews far the posi- Greek club Tuesday at %Udall tions will he conducted April 2- remenb, rooms A and B of 00 p.m. la IS in the Union by the com- oing their Dr. McKenzie %sill of cafeteria. mittee. to Illustrate her Ms- a2tatz 00 slides a Greek theater. President. raceion of the in at re. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE 1g the on(. Acts edlep L49 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1962 No. 91 nes Fargee e5oryas. as. music, ol.1 als of the Amendments Internationally-Known Violinist s per. ,s wirier the 'Seventh Frosh St. Dilemma' VA, et Pass; DN. ical In edues. Concert Appearance Tonight Elect Officers Internationally - known violin several countries behind the silledego, virtuoso Ruggiero Ricci will ap- KENNEDY Iron Curtain. In the spring of By TOM pear in concert tonight at 8:15 1961, Ricci toured the Soviet constitutional amend- in Morris Still Three Dailey Remains auditorium. Unsolved Union with 12 concerts under passed by heavy ma- Students who have were not ob- the invitation of the Goscon- By JOAN JACKSON traffic problem in the campus vie- I idmann declared his talk with four of five candi- tained free tickets hem .:ties, while the Stu- cert, the State Concert organi- San Jose State today appeared laity under study for some time, the public works director had elections to freshman dent Affairs business r,t,s man office, zation of the USSR. no closer to an immediate solution He indicated that both pedes- "clarified some matters, and leaves in ASB elections held TH16, will be admitted heS offices to the Ricci's Russian debut in Mos- to the Seventh St. dilemma despite trian and motor vehicle traffic no doubt as to the position of pub- and Friday. concert after 8 p.m. 7..,-)elay Ticket hold- cow's Tchaikovsky hall was a meeting Thursday between City matters would be considered in lic works insofar as the college ers may enter the Klections were held in front of auditorium greeted so enthusiastically he Manager A. P. Hamann and State any discussions relative to closing situation is concerned." and Morris Dailey before than time. re cafeteria played nine encores and quit Director of Public Works Robert the street. Some city councilmen had ex- Skip Morello, ASB The .1.torium. San Francisco-born Ricci only when a string on his bow B. Bradford to determine the AFTER) MASTER PLAN pressed concern over lack of plan- chairman, stated was )..etion board awarded the title of "the snapped. state's role in solving the college Talks along these lines, Brad- ning to meet the up-coming pedes- 9632 1 per cent of the el' 163, or foremost violinist of the day" A musical ambassador for the area traffic problems. ford said, should be held after a trian and traffic problem which illosIneepao voted in the election. .lent body, by critics after he made seven U.S. state department, Ricci ap- Bradford said he would ask the master plan for SJS is adopted will be caused along San Carlos Amendments were designed to performances with the Boston pears in an average of a hun- Department of Public Works board, and approved at the top state col- at. by the new SJS garage, educa- lealitate initiative and recall symphony in Boston and New dred concerts a year. meeting today in Sacramento, to lege level. tion buildings and dormitories. seams and to provide a smooth- York in 1960. At the age of eight, Ricci submit the entire question of a r transition of government after Ricci's international reputa- made his debut to the musical master plan for SJS at the next iections at the end of the spring tion rests upon his successful world at New York's Mecca meeting of the state college board. rester. tours of the Middle and Far temple with the Manhattan Bradford's intended action indi- Dean Burton East, Australia, Replies The first amendment, proposed Africa, South symphony, and was acclaimed cates the Seventh at. issue may IF ASS executive secretary Ev- America and Western Europe. RUGGIERO RICCI as "the greatest musical genius now run the gauntlet of "red tape." lett Avila, lowered the require- The violinist has appeared in . plays violin concert since Mozart." . Immediate action on the contro- ment on a petition for a special versial closing proposal, meanwhile, To 'Delay' Charges ection from 15 per cent of the awaits the April 2 meting of the Student Body to 10 San Jose city council. wociated Executive Dean C. Grant Bur- Hunter went on to say that the er cent. TIE-BREAKING VOTE ton, college spokesman on con- 'inaction is causing a serious prob- It received a 134-24 affirmative Senate Finance Committee Cuts Whether the proposal to close struction, told the Spartan Daily lem in his office. pie. the street on a temporary basis Friday, "It is quite evident that "We have a staff of 900 to 1000 Another amendment by Avila will be accepted then rests on the $10 million will not be available People." he explained. 'If the work elloes an initiative measure to tie-breaking vote of City Council- to San Jose State in any one is not being 'jelled' it is hard for le placed before the ASB after man Parker Hathaway. Hathaway budget year for science facilities." us to operate a business." 0 per cent of its members sub- California State College Budget was ill and unable to attend the This was Dean Burton's reply He added that the delay has mit a petition to Student Council. last meeting when his fellow coun- to a San Jose newspaper article caused a shortage of work in his 11111111111111 The measure, altering a 15 per Major portions of the proposed if research takes the top men. "Naturally, we're disappointed, cilmen split 3-3 on a vote to close in which Hubert S. Hunter, deputy office and that it may cause lay- tent restriction, won by a 127-27 California state college budget, in- SJS Pres. John T. Wahlquist has but we're not discouraged," said Seventh at. chief of the state division of ar- offs for 15 employes by July 1 chitecture, and rote. cluding money to staff classrooms termed research opportunities a Thomas E. Eagan, SJS professor Hamann said he will recommend reportedly accused the possibly more "unless this state college board of trustees money breaks loose." Sophomore representative Bill while professors pursue research critical factor in recruiting top men of music and vice president of the to the city council that Seventh St. with causing delays in a $10 mil- SIA)WrPS Inman's amendment moving projects, have been cut by the state for college faculties. SJS chapter of the Association of be closed on a temporary basis lion Science building proposed for The slowups have resulted be- elections of executive officers and senate finance committee in Sac- KEEPS FACULTY HAPPY California State College Professors. while he negotiates with the state SJS. cause the trustees are trying to !lent Council members, exclud- ramento. "These are the things that really Professor Eagan anticipates con- for funds to widen other streets Dean Burton said "we have been "program" the subjects to be g freshmen, to between six and The committee, which wants top keep the faculty happy." he said. siderable debate in the legislature which will bear the additional asked to identify priority one and taught at various colleges, accm d- dirweeks before the end of the faculty members in classrooms in- ". They spend half their life on the budget cuts. traffic. priority two items in our original ing to C. Ray Varley, departmental Ong semester, stead of laboratories, gouged a getting a doctorate to qualify for "Judging from past occurences, The city manager emphasized passed by a 132- request, with the likelihood that secretary for Gov. Edmund G. P count. whopping $645,000 intended for research." I retain hope that when the budget that the recommended dosing a building will be designed for I (Pat) Brown. classroom replacements, the larg- Louis Heillbron, chairman of the reaches the legislature, some would be temporary and if the In the only contested freshman the priority one items to be fund- He stated, "It's about time est cut made in the proposed state college board of trustees, pre- amends might be made. I hope we traffic situation on alternate sass office. Larry Ferrario of ed in 1963-64, and schematic somebody sat down and decidog dicted that many professors will can at least rectify the situation streets became too bad, Seventh IFUR party defeated Carole Pe- budget. drawings prepared for a building just what we are going to teeth Also slashed was the 'salary of leave the colleges if the state legis- by being in the position to offer at. would be reopened. lt:Pin. 64-44. Morello announced i housing the priority two items at the various colleges. But It 11. lature approves the committee ac- larger salaries in the state col- In Sacramento, Bradford re-1 that three other SPUR members chancellor of the state colleges, a to be funded subsequently." true that it's holding up some ar- tion. leges," he said. vealed that his staff has had the sere unopposed for office. post vacated in February by Dr.

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