&32ARTAN DAILy Volume 89. No. 27 Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 ThUrsday. October 8, 1987 UPD admits error in halting fund-raiser Ity Kathy Dwyer places for the day for their own (financial) bene- Spartan Village residents received notes on (may start writer fit." their doors days before the football game, asking A university police officer acted incorrectly Anderson said that he was unable to com- for their cooperation in moving their cars from the in pickenting Spat tan Village residents from ment. and referred all questions to Sella/. Tenth Street parking lot. 1Sgt. Edwin charging tor ithal I Ian. a tee to park in their lots for "I explained the situation to Anderson. but "We figured we could have made at least Satuiday 's game at adracent Spartan Stadium, he refused to listen," Cooper said. "I told him we $250. We were originally going to charge $5 per Anderson) said 1. ei so% Po (*tiler I .ew Schatz. had every right to raise money for the residents' space, but lowered it to $3, when we realized that had been Spatial, %. Wage residents. in an attempt to benefit, but he continued to harass us." the lot next to ours wasn't full. and they were raise nionc% tor estractio icular activities, cleared Schatz said UPD was misinformed about the charging $3:' C'ooper said. informed students one pal k rig lot arl iacent to the complex. fund-raiser. "We were told students voitild be "In my opinion, the police were extremely were Scei al residents opened the parkin!! lot to renting out their individual parking spaces for negligent. their responsibility is to support us. not renting their the public at I I titt a in diarging S3 per space. their own financial gain.' harass us.'' Cooper said. parking places After the hist mar inlet paid for a spot. UPD Sgt. Cooper organized the event and sought per- "We walked around after the game and for Edwin Andel son said it was illegal to rent state- mission from Willie Brown, director of student found that not one of the (221 illegally parked cars the day for their owned pink spaces to benefit housing. had been cited," he said. "That really made me own Andel son on eatened to cite every car in the "We were attempting to raise money so we mad... (financial) lot not display mg a Spartan Village parking could purchase new recreation equipment and "It's unfortunate that we were misin- benefit.' sticker, said Mark C'oopei . iesident director of the maybe even buy a jacuzzi for the complex." Coo- formed," Sella& said. "I think it's a great idea if Village. per said. the student residents are going to benefit from it.' Lew Schatz. "Sgt. Anderson %%as misled when he ap- "Anderson was extremely rude and harassed Spartan Village residents plan to attempt to UPI) hal proached the residents.- Schatz said. "Ile had the four of us (Village residents putting on the open one of their parking lots again for this week heen informed vtudents etc milting their parking mid -raiser).- he said. end.. homecoming game. The sportin' pub Soviet satellite may land early By Russ liaggerly Daily staff writer One of tvoi rhesus monkeys aboard Cosnios '87. the Soviet bio-satellite carrying an experiment from which research material will he sent to SJSU, has freed its arm from a restraint and is disrupting equipment in the monkey module. The "problem monkey" is named "Brosha." which translates to "Trouble - Maker," said Diane Stanley. a public affairs representative for the NASA Ames Research Center at Moffett Field. While the animal cannot get access to any critical components of the space vehicle, the Soviets are considering an early return to 'Replacement football' Earth for the satellite. "les not unusual hir (a monkey) to get out of it, restraint -- they're very. strong and draws fans on Mondays agile, Stanley said. "The nionkey is pushing buttons in the By Nelson Cardadiero Between 50 to 75 people came to the forward control section of that module." Daily staff writer Pub to see the game last week. but the Pub said Diane Rausch, Soviet Desk Officer at The little pigskin is once again cross- had a decrease of $5(K) in beer sales alone. NASA Headquarters, Washington. D.C. ing the Spartan Pub's big-screen television Monday night's 49er game usually The reports about the problem are not Monda% nights. on brings a full house. but Clark was still official. however. "Most of what we are After a one week hiatus. ABC's happy with the turnout. even though it was hearing is coming from Radio Moscow. not "Monday Night Football" returned to the lower than usual. See MONKEY . hack page Pub with replacement football teams during "It was an enthusiastic crowd and strike the they seemed happy." Clark said. istopher Clai k. the Pub's night su- AFIC. as well as other networks that per% isoi . said the tans came back too. televise the National Football League " pretty crowded. Better than I New law games, has thought about pulling thi. said. "I'd say we were expected.- Clark "scab" games off the air if the ratings are about three-quarters full. 1.111 pretty pleased not satisfactory. with the turnout we had." Arnelita Manes Daily staff photographer The pie% ions Monday. the Pub "If that would happen. we would will flush Giants' fan Dino Stephanos, a senior in Cardinals. The best -of-seven series now showed the San Francisco Giants' Western probably hire a band, if time permitted." international business. stands in the pub stands at I -I and resumes Friday night division clinching victory over San Diego. See FOOTBALL, hack page and cheers his team to victory' over the at San Francisco's Candlestick Park. long lines Ity Brenda Tai Lam Pub-goers watch Giants shuffle Cards Daily stall writer Vv'hen you gotta go. you gotta go. Rut now." Fly Nelson Cardadiero temporary Cardinal fan for Jini Lovett, a marketing maim, was ship Series) MVP and the Giants went to K hen the line is out the door of the restrixim Daity staff writer SJSU graduate Toni Castellano took wearing his old-style Giants cap. the Series," Lovett said. and snaking around the corner. this can put a SJSU students at the Spartan Pub dur- the afternoon off to be at the Pub with his Patrick Quinn isn't drinking Bud- "I've been a fan all my life," LAP/en damper on your predicament. lunch rush were far from friends. weiser this week because Anheuser-Busch. ing Wednesday's said. "I don't remember the '71 playoffs. To solve the problem of long lines that Humni-drumni mood as the San Fran- "I want to be around all -Giants fans,' makers of the beer, owns the Cardinals. a so this is great. occur during peak hours. a bill WilS passed flew past the St. Louis Cardi- Castellano said. "I want to see a Giant! cisco Giants "I hope they win it in five (games), "We're drinking Coors because Bud and signed by. Gov. George Deukmejian last nals 5-0. game with a rowdy bunch. - month that requires equal numbers of res- brother. flew in since be there Sunday." is a Cardinal beer," Quinn said. The most enthusiastic bunch were sta- Joe Castellano. Toni's troom facilities for men and women in audi- could be at the Put tioned right in the middle of the Pub. And froni New York so he As a long-time Jeff Leonard fan, "I wanted to be near the Humm-Baby toriums. stadiums and other large capacity with them was a young man with a blue and go to the game on Friday. Lovett bought a pitcher of beer to celebrate Giants' fans." Chris Rosare said. fig- buildings. for 12 years," Joe cap. "I've been a fan Leonard's fourth-inning solo home run. ured this is the happening place since it's "The people who proposed the bill felt "I'm a (Los Angeles) Dodger fan," Castellano said. "If they make it to the Se- "It would be a dream come true if he next to the Will (normally called the Robert the minimum number of toilets were not suf-, said Bill Mori. a sociology major. "I'm a ries, I'll be back ." received the (National League Champion- See GIANTS, hack page heient enough." said Barbara Pluta, desigo See Ft 4 TIIROOM. back page Homecoming variety show Fullerton says fountain may be rebuilt By Karen Derenzi getting in it.' benefits S.J. food bank Daily staff writer One of the major reasons the So the fountain saga contin- fountain isn't running is because By Kathy Dover hours. ues. . . staff writer Barry Fleck and Shelley Swee- The new fountain Dan Buerger. executive assistant to Daily The last time we left the foun- A variety show was put on ney from San Jose's' radio station the president, has said neighborhood tain it was in front of Tower Hall Tuesday night in the Morris Dailey KWSS, served as masters of cere- would have a hill of children were using the fountain as a quietly awaiting a new filter system by. %minus SJSU mony. swimming pocil. Auditorium frater- which could cost SJSU between nities, sororities audience seemed to enjoy gravel with water and one theater "The $4,(KX) and $16.(XX). The new fountain would feature "A group as part of Homecoming Week. all of the acts." Dahood said. There was also a problem with a hill of gravel in the center with did occur cascading down its The Associated Students Board couple of problems liability. The university did not want water cascading down its sides, but of Directors sponsored the event though." to incur legal costs from a person not sitting in the bottom, Fullenon we are going sides. which featured various dance rou- "I have a feeling falling and hurting themselves in the said. complaints." Da - tines and skits. to receive some fountain. "I guess that's the new way of said. "Many of the groups that Admission to the event was one hood Now a new twist has presented doing fountains ' McLennan said. do- dance acts. handed us can of food. Food collected was performed itself to this already complicated "We've discussed some of the "I wouldn't discount the idea, but it that were supposed to be a cue. nated to the San Jose Food Bank. tapes Mitch Dahood story. possibilities of putting some kind of might cost up to $30.(K)0." "About 300 cans were times throughout the donated. "Several SJSU President Gail Fullerton aesthetically pleasing fence around The problem which will anse in so (300) people were not at the cor- . . /WM Homecoming King at least that many night the tapes announced at her semimonthly news the fountain." McLennan said. building a new fountain is funding, were said. and it took about per- present... f)alioild rect starting point, were no longer prepared to conference Tuesday that she would Fullerton mentioned a fountain although Fullerton remains opti- for the music to begin," form:. "I don't think we publicized 15 seconds he said. like to see the fountain rebuilt and she has seen in Washington. D.C. mistic that it can be done. said. was put on "mainly the event enough. so if people 1)ahood The event has talked to Associated Students which she found especially pleasing. "If we could raise $12 million groups would end up get- able showed up without a can (of food). "The for fun," but "it was nice to be President Michael Mcl.ennan and "There is no wading poill, for the F.ngineering Building, maybe before the music profits we allowed them to go anyway... ting frustrated to see the go to a good Executive Vice President Handel Fullerton said. "It is attractive, but we can find someone to donate for The show once it did start. they cause," 1)ahimid said. lasted about two began. and Evans about the issue. there is no problem with children the fountain," Fullerton said. Forum ThUrsday. October 8, I 987/Spartan Daily

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Are men worthy of all this hate? l'he most recent trend plastenng weeklies and &lin mating talk shows is women's incredible dissatisfaction with men. According to the country's most prominent re porters, Cinderella doesn't live happily eYer after. and the garden of Eden has turned bitter in a big v. ay Men don't conununicate. Men don't understand Charlotte Men aren't giving. Men aren't initiating. and men don t Banta vacuum. Never before has such a generalization been made. and stereoty pes cast, as are being made through the media on this latest craze. W'hat's more pathetic than the idea of selfish men is the fact that so many oillell ate We are responsible tor our own happiness. and tor convinced that the) have no hand in the matte' ot un- our own unhappiness. Men do not ruin our lives. neither happy relationships. do %%omen. Our non -directed and unchallenged selves do. all h) otii sel es. It seents the women polled. and per- LEADEIZS1-11P ABC's "20/20" headlined a snit y last fi iday night sons coiXlucting the polls, need to be reminded of this about women and sex. reporting astounding sidosti,.., tact Otherwise, what an utterly hopeless situation the women unhappy with their mates Some 84 percent ot ol Id V, OW he ill. women surveyed in the report had dismal sex li y es. What hOpe is there for the 84 percent blaming men In its most recent issue. Time magazine touted the iiirmoded relationships? Find the other 16 percent's media pack with a cowl story titled "Are women fed - mates. Chances are they would fail in those relationships up?" The article outlines Shere Hite's popular sex poll. too. because it is not the person; it is whats brought to Forum Policy To say that Hite is slightly slanted toward insecure and College benefits the party. whinny women is a grave understatement. Hite would Time reports Hite's findings show that "95 percent make a great divorce attorney for women. There are no The Spartan Daily would like to hear from of the women ill the study reported forms of 'emotional two sides to these sad stories. you our readers. Your ideas, comments, crit- worth hassles and ps)Lhological harassment' from the men they love.' icisms and suggestions are encouraged. By listen- Time reminded readers that Hite made a cool $2.5 Women had better re-examine the man they love to de- Have you ever asked yourself the question, million on "The Hite Report: A Nationv,itle Study on termine whether abuse fits int() their lifes plans. ing to our readers we can better serve the campus 'Why did I decide to go to college?' I'm sure you have at one time or another. With all the sacrifices Female Sexuality" 11976) and "The Hite Report on People have options. Women have options and community'. yyrong one has to adjust to. it's no wonder why some Male Sexuality- I 1981i. W'hile there's nothing needn't settle toi things that are destroying them "emo- Letters to the editor can be on any topic. How- with inarketing a good idea, this figure proves y ast fol- would-be college students change their minds. tionally and ps)chologically.- Options aren't always ever, personal attacks and letters in poor taste will lowing for non-assuniable responsibility didn't Yes. for those of you who do not realize it. the spellej out. and sometimes need to be researched. how- poll ask one final question to unhappy toyer.. Who's uli- not be published. All letters may be edited for going to college means a change of lifestyle. CVO'. Ornately responsible for your happiness! .' length or libel, and the Daily reserves the right to Just look around you when you move into your Hite reports that 70 percent of women surveyed and The whole issue is scary. When asked the question. limit the number of letters on a given topic after a dorm or apartment. Your mother is no longer married five years or niore revealed involvement in ex- you who's to blame. Hite told Tinie. "It's not us It's men's sufficient amount of comment has appeared. around to tell you "dinner's ready." or ask trantantal affairs because of the need for "emotional "Do you have any colored clothes you want attitude toward women that are causing the problem." Letters must bear the writer's name, major, closeness... wrote Time. This certainly is an option. and washed." Really scary. a workable one for many. But it was of their chosing. not phone number and class level. Phone numbers and Heaven torbid it citizens a little more y illnerable to All of sudden, you are faced with reality: You a forced act because of an unequipped male. anonymous letters will not be printed. society's attitudes. such as children. get v ind ot this have to decide whether you're going to attempt the mass projection of low self-esteem. Psychologists haw I .et s get back to psychology I A and remember who Deliver letters to the Daily office on the sec- task of cooking. eat in the Dining Commons, or reported that high h 1 stu-en.s.di emotions It:aline to controls our lives. Statistics of inadequate partners and ond floor of Dwight Bente! Hall, or to the Student live off TV dinners or fast-ftxxl restaurants. For some men and women, c(x)king is as easy Stlidde ate those of low self-image and a belief that they unhappy wonien are useless. But then a poll on ultimate Union information desk. have no other options responsilnlits isn quite glamorous. is as pie. But for some of us who have just picked up our first cookbook and measuring cup in our life. the thought of attempting to cook is terrifying. Letters to the Editor Have you ever rushed home because a special occasion came up and you needed your best outfit well-behaved. If One Step Beyond is setting a trend. My statement and question is: How can they get washed. only to remember your mother wasn't Level 42 deservinTof Daily coverage may it continue! away with this and who is responsible for the search and around to wash it'? I bet this sounds familiar Editor, Mary Jane Dulleck seizure activity? I believe the Spartan Daily made an oversight when t 'nelassified Graduate student I have been a season -ticket holder since I began at- it failed to cover the Level 42 concert at One Step Be- tending SJSU. anti this has never happened. I believe we yond Tuesday night last week It %as iny first trip out Food follies at Spartan Stadium are owed an explanation and a reversal of this prohibi- there with friends. and it was IA ell vorth it. duo,. tion. If the administrators of Spartan Stadium wanted to Level 42 recently opened tOr Math v.iia on her ',Wil- v. as one the tails who attended Saturday's ttxit- increase their revenues. find another way other than mer tour. and I feel they. are good enough to hay e some- ball game against Cal Scale Fullerton. making the students. alumni and fans pay high prices for one openm for them. They have excellent songs and tight As is my usual practice, I packed my small ice chest flavorless fixid. musiicianship. yet enough spontamety to flew fun to with sandwiches. drinks and fruit to eat while watching In conclusion. this shows the stupidity of SJSU's watch. the game since I don't usually tailgate before the game administration when they will throw away a child's Such was the case Tuesday. night. Toward the end starts. lunch and sell an intoxicated person another beer. of their show, I worked my way up to the front and got to As I was about to enter the stadium, and to my sur- I may have had my last beer spilled on me and my Some men who always wondered how their see what I could already. hear. The sound wasn't pain- prise, I was informed that food. drinks or any containers friends by a drunken fixil at a Spartan game. moms were able to get their clothes so clean. will fully loud and everyone on stage and oft had a were no longer allowed to be brought inside Spartan Sta- now have the chance to find out. great tinie. Nothing was oYerdone. and \ Ink King's dium. Robin C. Embry "Hum. is it one cup or two for every load?" commanding lead with his bass was incredible. He didn't Why. I asked? Senior and, "I guess it's all right to wash the colored hog the stage and more than capahl) assisted his fellow "Because we are trying to increase the revenue Recreation management clothes with the whites, are some common ques- group members when their tum came. froni these games, sorry... was the answer. columnist tions some men ask themselves when it comes to In all. it was refreshing that I.evel 42 chose a venue As I contemplated my next move. I noticed a Mc- Steamed at 'esteemed' doing the laundry. like One Step Beyond. 1 believe the Daily should com- Donalds' child meal pack in the bottom of a box placed Editor, Not only is your mother not around to tend mend them as well. The price was fair and the people It is quite difficult for me to describe the emotions I for the destruction of outside foods. your needs, but your best friend isn't there either. opened the Spartan Daily on Oct. 5 to find yet felt when I The person you couldn't wait to tell what you article by the "esteemed'. journalist Dave Lan- another did over the weekend or who you met at a party is son. In his latest article. he was "set loose" to attack the suddenly miles away from you. Unless one lives at Armed Forces. home with their parents, the good conversations Lanson wrote that the Navy still uses bread and one once shared with friends over the phone and in to punish misbehaving sailors. True. but he water rations person will probably be limited week of Amer- to a once a overlooked the fact that the other 99.99 percent phone call. ica's Armed Forces are well behaved. as well as being the best fed and equipped military organization in the All of a sudden. you realize that you can no world. longer go to the movies every weekend or go on a Lanson also seems to have a problem with drug test- shopping spree every nionth because your full-time ing in the military. I do not. Any meniber of the military check has been cut to a part-time check because of must be in control of their minds - - yes. soldiers do school. have minds and are allowed to use them 24 hours a One may read this and wonder if there is any- day. Anyone "under-the-influence" could be the cause thing good about going to college. Well. I can only of serious problems. say yes. Lanson lent hiniself to rumor-mongering when he Going to college gives one the opportunity to wrote about the "well known story" of the sailor who loin several clubs and organizations of your choice. was "placed on trial for damaging government prop- One can learn how to work together with people as erty- after he fell asleep sunbathing. Please excuse my a group and build life-long friendly relationships ignorance. but who is this man? I do not remember hear- with several people. ing about this in the media. When did this happen. and Meeting new people from various ethnic back- what was the result of the trial'? grounds is another advantage to college. Surround- Furthemiore. I am hardpressed to believe that an ing oneself with a variety of people enables one to employer will frown upon an applicant who states he/she leam many new styles and customs of living that was formerly in the military. The military allows one to are beneficial to the personal development of every- mature and build character. as well as teaching responsi- one. bility and leadership skills. If one is a lover of sports, college is one place Is there anything about the United States of Amer- where one can usually find a game of some type to ica that Lanson likes. even remotely'? If not. I sincerely go to, or a sport to get involved in. hope he finds someplace more suitable to his tastes. I les exciting to attend one's college football suggest someplace a little colder. a bit north and in the games and cheer on the team. Attending Eastern Hemisphere. some sporting events is also a way of riding oneself of the stress that comes from studying for midterms or Frank R. (4)mez work. Sophomore Perhaps the best thing about going to college is Biology . being able to qualify for graduation and being better Neal should pay attention to detail prepared for a job in one's field of expertise. Last, hut not least. going to college and fin- Editor, ishing gives one a real gitod feeling about oneself Please send (Daily cartoonist) Sheila Neal back to because one has finished something they started. grammar school to learn denientary English usage. She Sure those tests. homework assignments. and is writing for a college -level publication, and should re- financial pressures can get to one sometimes. Rut in member that. Or tell her to proofread more carefully. the long run, it's worth it. These errors are disgraceful. So the next time you are faced with the ques- tion. "Why did I decide to go to college'!" think ilDnowwwwwww-eworizar, Rosemarie Rem about all college has to offer and I'm sure you'll Craduate student say,’ I made the right decision." ANO C.456 JUDGe BORK IS REFLY369 CONFIRMAT1014 I Abrary Science Spartan Daily 'Thursday , October g, 1987 General News

Daily Delivery SpartaGuide A brief look at off-campus news A briej luok (t1/11/MS tflitf/IIN

SJSU President Gail Fullerton turing Supervisor I)ianne Alt:Kenna I tic S.ISI Kohl. Club Survivor Eddy Ventura. 39, said 168 Domin %ill give will be the guest speaker at Faculty at 8 p.m. today in the Student 'mon beginning and ad\ ath.eil icans crowded onto a 50-foot wooden boat about 4 instruction L.A. gets aid Booktalks at noon today at the Uni- Umunhum Room Call John Hjelt at hum 7 p ft, p toititirTOW in a.m. Tuesday that was to smuggle them to -Puerto \ ersity Club. located at Eighth and. 28(1-7225 for information. Rico, the more prosperous U.S. commonwealth 100 sp.ot.in complc tt,.ont 209 Call San Salvador streets. Call David Aipie al ;7 I 61 I tor miles across the shark -infested Mona Channel. at a 'Morin:Mon. McNeil at 277-2595 for information. The A.S. Pi Tram Board will after cost of $300 to $500 per person. big quake feature premiete razz drummer Tony The '1,ting and By Wednesday afternoon, 32 people had been Role-playing The Institute of Industrial Engi- Williams in ,iiih:ert at 1.1:15 p Asso, Litton w piesent a LOS ANGELES (API -- Earthquake-ravaged rescued, said hospital officials in Nagua and Cabrera surrealis- neers will have its club meeting from today in the \hod,- Building Concert t!, shaina twin 7 i ;up in. to- homeowners welcomed a presidential disaster decla- on the northeast coast of the Carribean nation. which 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. today in the Engi- Hall. Admission ,, he charged. nhni,..k Sv.cene ration Wednesday and recovery nio- shares the island ot Hispaniola with Haiti. 8uom efforts gained neering Building, Room 337. Call (.all Dan Tatterst !cid at 277-2S07 um) menturn with the for \1 Henun :',)" announcement that several schools Officials put the number of passengers at It/0 to Troy Ward at 370-0612 for informa- information. and a college closed after last week's temblor would 150 anti said about 30 people probably made it to tion. reopen. shore but fled to avoid arrest. The A.S. President Reagan declared a major disaster in An official aboard a plane that tlew over the site Program Board and The Re -Entry Club will hold a The School of Ftiginceling will Southern California, ordering federal aid for tempo- Tuesday, estimated the herd of sharks at "more than the Health Center aie sponsoring support gmup from 12:30 to 1:30 hold an information ie,2,iiti- rary housing and opening the way for grants and low - 40." All A w :nes!, \ leaturing p.m. today in the Student Union Pa- ing the extension ot deadline tor ,111.11, ql,;114,111 interest loans for reconstruction of homes and busi- "People signaled to us with their hands to please the checo Rtxnn. Call Lee Shatto at 37- change of maw! petitions at p veek nom nesses. help them, but in our little plane we could do noth- 0,1 I z to Is Call Dan 2344 for information. tomorrow in Engines:ling 'sip- tor Reagan's signing of the emergency order makes ing." he said. Building. Iatteistield "- intorma- Room 32h. C'all Robert tion Small Business Administration loans available to "When I savk the overturned hull. there were Romig at CESA will hold a seniinar on 277-2475 for information. homeowners whose property survivors on top of it and was damaged by the swimming next to it. A rev, expert systems at 1 p.m. today in the quake and its aftershocks. minutes later we could see the sharks attacking Student Union Costanoan Room. The theatre arts department will ('orniiiittee for Meanwhile, officials in communities throughout them... said I.uis Rolon Nevarez, 6%11 defense direc- cumniuno Call Ted Kong at 996-1948 for infor- have guest lecturer Neil Freeman Inteinational Students \\ II aii.s..ingI the Los Angeles area continued to add to their esti- tor for Puerto Rico and one of the plane., passengers. mation. present a special Shakespeare text t:011els.111011 J.fltillits lit mates of damage wrought by the Oct. 1 earthquake. One official criticized the Dominican armed analysis from 3:30 to r, 40 p.m. to- l'IlJ211s111.111`,211.1`;C iFIC skill:4.'- which measured 6.1 on the Richter scale, and by a forces for not sending helicopters immediatelyr and The Chicana Alliance will hold morrow in Hugh Coll!, Hall. Studio 1.11C \ large aftershot:k Sunday. The quake and aftershock. not asking the U.S. Coast Guard for assistance. On a meeting fnmi 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Theatre. C'all Allan s ar ` '763 for Room "' or isall \lime' ;it 279- both centered about 10 miles east Los of downtown Wednesday. the Dominican government asked the today in Wahlquist I.ibrary Central. information. Is, ail Angeles, combined to kill seven people and damage U.S. Embassy for help and a Coast Guard helicopter Room 209. Call Patricia Loredo at more than I 0.6(X) buildings. from Puerto Rico was dispatched. 277-3106 for information. Damage from the initial quake is estimated con- Ventura said the wooden boat started shipping servatively at $125 million, but the total will grow as water as soon as it left Death's Head Beach in Nagua. Sigma Delta Chi. the Society of inspections continue and figures from aftershocks are "even though we were bailing it out with cups Professional Journalists will have a added. said Cindy Kawano of the state OlTice of A plank attached to the prow gave %sax three meeting at 2 p.m. today in Dwight Pagoda House Emergency Services. miles offshore. water flooded in and the boat "sank Bente! Hall. Rooni 101. Call Carl , Chinese Food The most recent sizable aftershock was a 3.0- rapidly he said. Scarbrough at 973-9429 for informa- magnitude tremor at 4:35 p.m. Tuesday the 26th tion. 10% Off Special of magnitude 3 or above and scientists say small 'Cutter' found innocent shakers will likely The * * - Spc,. continue for weeks. The gtxxl SAN.TA CLARA t AP) -- A Santa Clara Munic- Christian Science Organi- news is that current geological zation will hold a testimony knowledge indicates ipal Court jury found engineer innocent of a misde- meeting I -I. Cantone.c St le Cools i the worst is over. at 3:3 p.m. today in the Student meanor charge of cutting in line at Great America "The likelihood of another major aftershix:k Union Pacheco Room. 7:sot:tee:ay Road is Park - case the jury foreman labeled "garbage... Call Tiffany 14sA \luta 1t: extremely remote at this Cooper at 245-2389 for point," said seismologist Fomier defendant David Jackson was prosecuted information. 'rites -Sun I I '1.1141pni Nancy Durland at Pasadena's California Institute of in a two-day trial on a charge ot iiiiiiping into line out \lont.1,1 Technology, the prime tOth StreettSStPaadnivamn' monitoring agency for the re- of turn at the amusement park on April 18. The math anti computer science L _J gion. department will have .for.tEle11111 The 32 -year-old man %vas arrested and could a colloquium featuring speaker Marcus T" 4COUPON have. if convicted. faced up to six months in jail and a B. Marsh from California $1.(00 fine. He was exonerated Tuesday. State University. Sharks attack refugees Jackson, a Lockheed Missiles & Space Co. em- Sacramento. He will speak at 4 p.m. today in MacQuarrie Hall. Room ployee. is the first to F2,11 to trial under the ordinance. sArrro DomiNG0, Dominican Republic 324. Call Hugh ENINSULA said to be the fir.t ot its kind in the country. Edgar at 277-2401 (API Refugees from a sinking boat thrashed for information. wildly in bloody water to fend off more than 40 fren- "I don't krirm hy we're wasting our time and zied sharks, but officials flying above them could do taxpayers nione. prosecuting this kind of garbage. UTOMOTIVE nothing to save them, authorities said Wednesday. Gerald Faerber. any toreman, said, calling it a " n- The physics department will Estimates of the number of people killed Tues- diculous" effort when telons were being released feature Prof. Brian Holmes as it, day when the overloaded boat capsized ranged from early because California tails are overcrowded. guest speaker at 4 p.m. today in So COMPLETE LINE OF STOCK & CALBUG PARTS 70 to nuire than 10. Officials said some of the miss- Jackson, taking the tirst step toward a possible ence Building, Room 258. Call Dr. VW BUG RABBIT DASHER SCIROCCO ing may have made it to shore and fled: many bodies lawsuit against the cit twer the arrest, filed a claim Boekema at 277-9288 for infornia TUNE UP SlANTIN(3 Ai $75.00 for $1 million. He said he would ask for a jury trial were expected to surface later. tion. STARTING AT S129.00 ; FALL BRAKE JOB '4:SPECIAL STARTING AT S159.00 The Gay and Lesbian Alliance CLUTCH WORK will hold a meeting on peer counsel- For the Record Quintet to play at SJSU ing from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. today in the Student Union Almaden Rtxxn. Engine Rebuilding and Machine Shop Available The Spartan Daily City Call James at 263-2312 or Kathleen coma/tied acuruey. !Any By Charlotte Banta albuni. "Phantom 01 The 861 CAMDEN AVE.. #14, cfoimE9_ writer at 279-3924 for information. 378-7033 signi want error brought to an Deity staff b. !EXPIRES 10 22 67 Drummer Tony Williams and He has worked on a film in editor's attention will be cor- Paris about expatrita American jazz r OEM rected. his quintet will perform contempo- Spartan Oriocci will have in SJSU's musicians called, "Round Mid- lf you notice something rary acoustic razz tonight general meeting at 7:30 p.m. today Vi/ Concert Hall. night." which you know is incorrect. Music Building in the Student Union Almaden -k- 20 c)/0 Associated please write to the Spartan Presented by the Student tickets are available for Rooni. KSJS, - OFF Daily. San Jose State Univer- Students Program Board and $7 and $9 at the door. and general on a x odd I ;with this -.i- sity. One Washington Square. the group is presently' tickets are available for $9 and $11 The Campus Democrats will San Jose. CA 95/9.7 tour. which includes stops in South at the door hold a forum on transportation fea- n , AD , America, Europe and Japan. Williams' music is described as a high energy, complex and artist], Spartan Daily form of fusion. with Williams ha Serving the San Jose State ing an original approach to the drums. University Community He regrouped his recording ca- ,.05"‘i5 Since 1934 reer in 1985, after putting it on hold (UCPS 509-480) for more than five years. Williams ELECTROLYSIS 5r, II ,t i I. "15 signed with Blue Note Retold., s,,ond roi.,r, paid .11 1.10 how. I alotoinvo s35.00 Menthe. ot (*doom., sienspaper Puhlishos where he assembled his album. NEW SET OF NAILS elation end the 11,011411011 Pie, Published Jed, "Foreign Intrigue," which was oilier. 10 visits lor S35.00 h, San how State t nnersit). Janne the completely written by the drunimer. TANNING 'eat Ihe etpressed on the Nom are noi Stephanie Vernon. R I neerssarili dune ot the Department ot lounkiltoo. Williams then formed a perma- 644 N. Santa Cruz Ave.. Suite #8 adorn. and Mass Coonmuntitions. the L nisenots nent quintet, including trumpeter i 48 .454-1877 los Gatos. CA 95030 'stratum or an, student or lasult, ouganifation Mad pianist Mulgrev, vuhs.options .kaepted out u germander od Wallace Roney, ham. a.adeinn %Is Faeh seruester Miller, bassist Charnett Moffett and For quality, a wide S7 t ...mous pnve per . Is ions on saxophonist Bill Peirce. 101 thromeh Vvsiattyl Sho selection and pricesi.., In June 1986 the group toured dent.. Jr S MI per Nat. wading enrolled Auden; WAIVE THE 100W REQUIREMENT ,;*;sil I Fdmorial ," ital Stlienisine ?II tl across the United States and. in No- you can sleep with. Phone 17, 1987 Printed h, rt. ke Purl, Ise.. vember, developed Williams next OCTOBER ,,,, 11.010 Please wnd ali vomeatitan album. "Civilization." Spanan Dad. sato low State news., . 0, VIA- WRITING WORKSHOP WAIVER EXAM Along with development on his W ashingto on Soii.a, San lone (' %Wont? S own albuni. Willianis has also lent I Easily converts from I STAFF his time and talent to other projects. on Johnny Lydon's lat- a couch to a bed. I Moir He recorded TF:sTING OFFicE, BLDG. 218 Advertising lines tor Moittael P I re, est project. "Pil..’ helped uith I(408) 293-3355 IMvul Kara. Yoko Ono's "Starpeace. Miles Assistant City F d .ludith I aught 277-2964 916 So. Bascom Ave.. S.J. News I ditor I arry Aragon Davis' "Sun City.... and assisted t to register Oc tober 9.1987 blocks south of Hwy 280) ASt1,1101 News I dant Nancy Nadel with pianist George Cables. jazz Deadline L I ortim rl lelf (antler,. simmumimmimemmiummommemmiumer, Assosiant F omit, I dolor fom Ifurdap bdrArArArArmar.r.minontrantrArArmArAvAndril Spoos I &tor Stephen I Mison Assistant Sport, I dolor Mark Foyer I 1 ntertamer I door I lehorah J Kaplan Do you have an event worth trumpeting? %DV ERT ISE IN Photo F door Michael 14tirke Assistant Photo I d lirad Mao Board Presents TM.: SPARTAN The A.S. Program Wit Associate I duo, Paige Kugel o //1-. 3 ?? I tans !NO s * stiophame M took leria 'The Tony Williams ( hie Photographer Joe Caen, Ca11277-3171 Retail Advertising Manager Johnny 1 h kilL Bill l'ierce Downtown Retail Advertising Manager I eta I National Advertising Manager I hinter I lkins Charnett Moffett Marketing Manager John Chunk. ( on-op Manager Sue Selesky .06 %pet lel Sec11111, Manager Cheryl Chaffin Wallace Roney Art Director I va sp.nri Productinn Manager I ea I hompson S cl’" Mulgrew Miller Reporters Went Ainsworth Rom Kafinerly Charlotte Ranta i5a1 Nelson Cariladeiria Karen M Derenn Kathy Quintet thaw I Mani Coarrta I 0111011. aani firenda rat Presents with AT Dave I anson Rtehard Motion. I lolls gsen .Julw Niger, '1111 IW(11)( kSTERS Photographer. Sow Howling Ken Johnston Anna. Manes Riad hhnakaw I Jan Sweeney Roll Rock & & Thursday, October 8, 8:15 p.m. Artists SJSU Music Building Concert Hall Andre Angeles Pamela Armstrong. loin Rent Mornque Orymin Chrislinaj &Men. Cases 1101 Blues 7th and San Carlos St /amt., & Meland I Rhythm lard Warren Johnson Kimberely Page Puke Salarnoila I Won Squaglia oat, 1,, re, Tickets: Pladiellng Consul...nes Dancing Nightly Jennifer I ekkes SOY Johnson liana Mar Shari,. SJSU Students: $7 advance, $9 door Marshall. 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fly lircitt Ainsworth didn't want me to play Itiornall. Hut scholarship. Spartan coaching staff seems to have Pally staff writer I sucked at baseball I hated it. I "My last semester there 1 took remedied the problem with a mod- It wasn't necessarily the wrong just finally told my. mom I was going six classes, worked. ran track and ified outlook. side of the acts. vs heie (ireg Cox to play football.' surfed twice a day. Somehow I "For me, it means less action grew up but sou wouldn't need a It started from Pop Wilmer ball, passed and got my AA degree. where the ball is and more one-on- calculatoi to tally its similarities with where Cov discovered his talent as a Upon joining the Spartans. Cox one with receivers," Cox said. "The Ilea neighborhood. running hack and safety'. At Walnut spent one season as a redshirt. But "What they're trying to do is get me Co v ho stmt. at the rover po Ridge High School. it WW1 his ath- since then, just like his high school one-on-one to take me out of the run. sition of safety and letic pursuits that kept Cox from par- and junior college days, ftxaball Puss coverage is fine, but I like to be on the SP.& football ticipating in the altercations at teams are still reluctant to mess with where the action is every play." team. hails trom innei .ity Colum- school. Cox. He is now one of the premier Edwards. who retired last year bus. Ohio. Granted. Columbus isn't " All my buddies were wrestlers defensive players in the Pacific after long and successful NFL ca- as gnarly as the guts ot Detioit or and football play els," he said. "We Coast Athletic Association. A sec- reer, knows the feeling. But self-dis- East Oakland, hut it V. gIS rough were rowdy enough ourselves that ond-team All-PCAA choice last cipline. he said. is the key. And it's enough to keep all lists ...len, lied we didn't have to mix it up in those year, Cox led the Spartans with 98 a character trait Cox needs to works Somehow . Cos sins iv ed his fights. I don't think people wanted to tackles during last year's conference on. turbulent .u.o.escentI Cal\ no mess with us." and California Howl championship "(Greg) walks that fine line," thanks to busing A controverial sys- Nobody wanted to mess with season. Edwards said. "He still has a lot to tem thrt/Ugh Vg. II II than `.1:11g dis- Cox when he starred for Hartnett The 6-foot. 2I6-pounder is still learn. As great as a player that he is, tricts shuttle students into unfamiliar College in Salinas during the 1982 wreaking havoc upon those who dare he still needs to gain more discipline regions in order acheive a desired ra- to challenge him. Cox can keep in himself. cial nits Cov said III1,111g was the stride with the fleetest of receivers "I'm a coach, but Cni not just primary loot of C'oluilibus. youth-M- and take on a pulling guard. trying to coach football. I'm trying t:dialed troubles. Hemian Edwards, SJSU de- to make these players into better citi- lt got pretty rough at times." tensive backs' coach, commends his zens. I'm trying to instill some he said -livery school was like 60- versatile understudy for his on-field things that I learned a while back. I 40 in ill 01 black students talents. Rut Edwards has played the took a rough road myself." to white students, Kids from the role of a sociologist trying to under- Faced to compare Cox with the suburbs were getting bused down- stand what drives his starting rover. 49ers* Lott. Edwards said the physi- town and some from the inner city "When you're young. your up- cal similarities are there. got bused out. Nobixly wanted to bringing has a lot to do with funning "Greg is from that kind of teach there your personality." Edwards said. "I mold," he said. "He can force the Coy received an up-close-and - think he plays hard because he grew. run and cover a tight end on a pass personal introduction to racial ten- up in that kind of environment. He route. Greg's covering slot receivers sion. White kids ricked fights with doesn't play with a lot of discipline now and that's even harder." black kids and v ice v ersa. yet, but that's his character. Greg's Edwards. however, added that .Nohody vy anted to go to the type that gives 110 percent, and one can't survive on physical tilois school ss here thc. cren.1 s you can't ask for anything more than alone. he said. "We had some so mu, sail Greg Cos that." "The main thing is that he has fights Ev en. one had an The Spartans' defensive suc- to get his priorities straight. We talk and pepper' . Defensive back older brother or a cousin that would cess last year came partially from the a lot about it. Im pretty sure that he stick up tor them. and the nest thing and 1983 seasons. Without the element of surprise. Now, that stan- will." you k (Ill t: got a huge braw I grades to attend Ohio State or an- dard is obsolete. SJSU's 1987 foes Cox's coach predicted that the -There were ignIt.m. ht!ll 11) (II other Midwest grid power. he joined know what to expect -- an eight - senior rover would continue his ca- 40 guy were fighting, w ith 10(1 peo several other Ohioans the move man stampede. Cox surprised nu- reer next year with a professional ple watching. And everyone knew West because he heard about the merous opponents with his horren- team. Again. Edwards preached that when there was a fight Everyone high caliber of Califonnia JC foot- dous hits, but his role has evolved life in the big leagues is no dream would stay after school to watch. ball. along with the system. world. There were police in helicopters and Most of the transplants flunked The 1986 philopphy was gen- "I think his career won't end on the roofs That stuff tripped me out after one season, and Cox, who erally "live by the blitz and die by here -- he'll be playing on Sun- out. It was serious " eamed his conference's Most Valu- the blitz." Cornerbacks had trouble days," he said. "Hut up there (in the solidly -built specimen handling one-on-one coverage with NEL). they don't tolerate the fine - Cos. able Player award, came close to Joe Gosen Dady stafl photographer who looks like he could hold his own joining his pals when subpar grades receivers. and sometimes got out- liners. Greg is still learning his lim- against 1 he Junkyard Dog. leads on endangered his chance for an athletic sprinted on long tiombs. Now, the its, but he'll eventually conquer. Greg Cox (1.) jarring the ball loose in Saturday's game to hello,: he could have easily been one ,it tInise troublemakers. How - ev-er. he said he was more of a spec- tator than a participant in the brawls. But sports. the claimed great eselipe tor many lamous "dov.in- WE BELIEVE tow n -bred’ city athletes. also helped the promising young ball player shun the gang life IN MINIS And that wasn't an easy task. Early on, Cox had to cony ince his parents that football was the game taylor-made for his temperament . "When 1 was five. my morn got me a baseball mitt," he said. "She

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Defensively the have easily gotten with a little bit ot ranked Stanford in a non-league vol- (12-13) and lost when we should Spartan% rose to the occasion. Hig- effort and determinatiim,'' Corbelli have leyball match Tuesday night. won," said coach Dick Mont- gins lead the team with two solo said. gomery. blocks contributed in game four and "We were a strong moving Earlier this week volleyball "Our first game was a crucial finished the match with a team -high team earlier this season. hut we have coach Dick Montgoniery loss," said senior Danielle Spier. stated that 15 digs. allowed ourselves to lose our his main concern over SJSU's match "We were psyched up to beat Stan- "The fourth game was difficult game," said Montgomery. "We with the Cardinal would include the ford and expected to win. for us because we had a weaker have lost all our momentum." question of whether the team could "We had a lot of crucial errors lineup.’ Montgomery in hitting and blocking," Spier said. said. "I felt SJSU play at Fresno State to- that as a coach the 'They picked up a rhythm and we only alternative I night. The Spartans defeated the had with the way the couldn't stop it." team was play- Bulldogs 3-0 on Sept. 18. But Mon- Volleyball ing was to take But the Cardinal did give SJSU away the starters' togmery expects tonight match to be several sideouts on service errors. playing time." "physically handle Stanford... tougher. "Neither team played well at Tuesday night's match may have The match was non-conference "Fresno State always plays us an- all." Montgomery said. swered Montgomery's question. but assistant coach John Corbelli tough at their gym." Montgomery feels said. SJSU fell by a score of 15-13 in With a lead of 4-0 in the second that was "still no excuse to the first game. came back to win game and the ball on Stanford's side, 15-4 in the second. then dropped two junior Kari Roberson came in for a more games 15-4 and 15-7. kill to gain the sideout. The Spar- The Spartans' offense seemed tans' offense dominated from there efficient in the first two match games stealing a quick three points mostly but not enough to dominate Stan- out of the Cardinal errors. Stanford ford. had 10 hitting errors to SJSU's two. The Cardinal led with 25 kills Although the victory fell into against SJSU's 18 in the first game the hands of SJSU in the second then fell hehind 10 kills to Spartans game. a dark cloud entered the 14. Men's Gym in the third. HOMECOMING Seniors Gina Watson and Bar- Offensively the Spartans' hit- bara Higgins have been leading the ting percentage of .258 was no com- Sat. Oct. 10th team all season in kills but their hit- parison to Stanford's .640. ting suffered substantially in this The Cardinal was fired-up at KICKOFF 1:30 P.M. match. Watson's percentage the onset of game three producing dropped from .343 to .242. consecutive power hits that gave vs. New Mexico State Heisman Trophy Candidate SJSU's strategy worked well in them a quick lead of 8-0. Tailgate parties start @ 9: 30 AM Mike Perez the first two games. using short and Brian Baer Special to the Spartan Daily "It appeared going into the (LIVE BANDS) center-of-the-net sets to pmduce third game that we were intimidated Free mini football with this AD. Limit Barbara Higgins i I.) and Gina Watson Nock a Stanford shot during some good short shots and line hits FOR ALL TICKET and lacked intensity and desire to Tuesday night's match. that Stanford couldn't get to. one football per person SJSU INFORMATION Hotpotome-west lost win," Montgomery said. "We ticket office only. all movement in both the third and Group/Corporate Tickets Available at Athletic Ticket fourth games." Facu My/Staff Locy "Our lack of communication is Office & A.S Business Office in the named player of the week Students/Alumni what tore us apart in the third Student Union. By Brent Ainsaorth I'lgla c"d Rill klaIllO is iect, vidtile at SJSU, ssas arrested with game," said Spier. "Our biggest Rates Daily staff writer ering quickly from his shoulder-joirit teammate Dan Doubiago at a Kansas downfall as a team is that when SJSU quarterback Tony 1.0c), sprain and is listed as possible. City restaurant. According to police AT SPARTAN STADIUM who spelled fellow signal caller Those listed probable tOr Saturday's reports. Doubiago tried to leave the Mike Perez in last week's 46-19 vic- game include linebacker Bill Alcan- bar area of the restaurant at 12:15 tory over Cal State Fullerton. has tara (ankle). defensive tackle John a.rtt. with a drink but was stopped by been named Pacific Coast Athletic Pukini (shoulder) and wide receiver the manager. Association "Offensis e Player of Kenny Roberts (ankle). Doubiago allegedly punched Featuring the best the Week." the ntanager and had to be restrained Locy. a senior frtim Anaheim. Fornter Spartan offensix e line- by a private security guard. Befitre completed I I' of 16 pdsses foi I 9:' man John Aintonetti. a replacement- police arrived, Aimonetti tried to National team guard for the Kansas (7ity free his teammate. witnesses said. 40i. in Local and Chiefs. was arrested Tuesday and Both players were released on Football notes charged with disorderly conduct. S2(X) bond. Arraignment was sched- docite\’:.0-’ Aimonetti. an honorable men- uled for Nov. 24. The manager was Stand-up Comics yards and two touchdowns. His first tion All -America choice last season not hospitalized. scoring pass was a 58-yard strike to This week Oct 8-10 Willie McCloud. the team's longest play from scrimmage this year. It was the second such PCAA FRATERNITY NITE THURSDAY Jim Giovanni honor for Locy, who started two Also games in 1986 and completed 67 NIGHT AT THE HOP Rick Marks percent of his passes. He earned the Sign Up To Be A Guest And award last year for it fine perfor- Steve Carey Bartender and Make Money For Student I.D. mance in his first start (22 ot 13. 278 Tonight only: Free Admission witn yards, two TI)s), also agam.1 Cal Your Frat Thursday Night Reservations Required. Call for Details State Fullerton. Must be 21 2 Beverage Minimum A . 750 KAMIKAZES Perez. who aggravated a minoi After the show on Thursday Night, listen to live shoulder injury in last week's game. 750 DRAFT Mg is listed as probable for Saturday's g.) from SJSU Homecoming contest against New jazz with "First Street Proliect" (Voted the Best New Jazz Band in e Area) Mexico State, according to SJSU E OLD TOWN trainer Charlie Miller. . 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Bloom County Berke Breathed YesterDaily ever COGtO ft2SSAY A brief look at yesterday's news J£5,569 HAHN AVM. CONVIACE AN 0711ERW136 Id al- - vateewombv UNORE5JEO - RAIOVAt wasiMi deci - Local News '1HE 6/115 OF HER MOMS 712 nit Inure _ General News NASA "- AWNS OF FIMPCY Ma-0 onian ra/FGE Wii0 Two REAP 7N/1 571/Ff SJSU students pleaded guilty in Santa Sun Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein asked Clara County the Municipal Court last month to charges county supervisors Wednesday to institute stronger of selling Mel- anabolic steroids out of their Seventh measures to combat acquired immune deficiency Street uause apartment last spring. syndrome, including expanded testing for the virus. g an- Erik Webb. 21. and Yale Long. 23. plea bar- The mayor did not say whether such testing gained with the district attorney to drop misdemea- should be mandatory or voluntary. nor charges for whi/ possession of hypodermic syringes. "Certain confidential testing or mandatory ed- They are incial still charged with possession and sale of ucational programs may be appropriate and benefi- controlled d. substances. cial . . . and should be considered in several lim- The npor- University Police Department said that ited area,'' the mayor said. Webb and Long you will serve a 20-day jail sentence The San Francisco Denux:ratic organization and be placed on Good Clean Fun Gene Mahoney said. three years probation. commented that the mayor's message was heavily political in order to pnimote her expected campaign for governor. SON JOUR, SENIOR/ITA A new proposal that calls for students who CARE TO miss the first day of class next semester to be FRI director-designate William S. Sessions. dropped from the roster will be DANCE ? Ai considered by the suffering from a bleeding ulcer. had a relapse that / Academic Senate in November. THANKS sent him to George Washington University Medical Associated Students President Mike McLennan Center. Tuesday. has general reservations about the proposal by the Richard Rubio, Sessions' private physician. Senate's Instruction and Research Committee. said that his patient is experiencing more bleeding, "I think it's kind of harsh to drop a student on which is not unconinion in these types of cases. the first day of school. because it's always a fix)," Session is reported to be in stable condition and McLennan said. the illness isn't considered life-threatening. Strange sights litter Texas highway GEORGETOWN. Texas (AP) chure, "eons on top of eons of time Home On The Range Bill Lukas - On a 100-mile stretch of Inter- revealed through layers of sedi- state 35 in Central Texas, TN h tourists mentation." The tour "tells the dra- goy BEEJ4 MAC WAY %JERE Room, you p riSErrEet can watch a pig swim. see what a National matic story of the birth of Wonder estostr iliE4N mix. A WHILE - WARM U4' sOME MIRING/ SIALLF Stover*, UP snake pit does to their heart rate and Cave, from its tt41 Ulm twee Mc) xV KEE I's ord 114E PLEISTOCENE EPOOf 04 WOOLY MAMMOTH News geological origins to I-DelL*IONAIS venture below the highway to watch its use as a secret PREUIsiTowicAL GETTIN COWER ! gambling parlor at If NNE 2ValE a re-creation of Creation. the tum of the century." It's America at play: a straight stretch of highway, tourists yearning Like many of the 1-35 attrac- tions, Wonder World for something to tour. lots of bill- overhead and mentions other note- has a souvenir shop. This one claims boards and a curious combination of worthy features. to have "10.001 unique collectibles." businesses ever willing to quench the One of the highlights is the Cre- nation's thirst for roadside entertain- ation re-creation, a sound-and-light There is a certain air of famil- ment. show, which begins in the kind of iarity in many such shops. The giant First. there's Georgetown's darkness that only a cavern can pro- Texas fly swatter is ever-popular. as Inner Space Cavern. discovered in vide. at the Flowing Stone of Time are whips and the usual collection of 1963 by state highway department in the cavern's Outer Cathedral. T-shirts and post 4.-iirds. drillers checking whether the ground Directly across 1-35 from the would support an overpass over I- cavern is the Candle Factory, com- Since 1954, Ralph the Swim- 35. plete with a firsthand look at candle- ming Pig has been among the top at- Now, the cool cavern winds 40 dipping. tractions at Aquarena Springs in San Nature takes its toll on Los Angeles feet under the interstate. Under- The cavern tour continues Marcos. in just west of I-35. Due to lo- LOS ANGELES (API stoked by an unprecedented heat chain of misery: The transformer ground, a tour guide points out San Marcos at Wonder World. gistical difficulties, there have been "Shake and bake" is already on wave. fire that cause the blackout had where the northbound lane runs which features. according to a bro- and are now many Ralphs. the way out as the hip quip as Then. as Angelenos were cel- also spewed 2010 gallons of Southern Californians Jolted by ebrating the end of two days of toxin -tainted insulating oil into the earthquakes. menaced by wildfires 10K-degree heat. a rxiwer blackout Los Angeles River. prompting and broiled by a record heat wave Tuesday morning left thousands of lifeguards to close six miles of Classified wait for the next blow to fall. them standing outside the same beaches around the river mouth. 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We be- while the (the satelite) down early. so (is not to Dr. Stan Ellis, a former NASA SCi- reatittri and I.%ents Centel bCC:Illst: 'It's heilei than going home Giants game vvas on. lieve the fact that they haven't called have Ithe monkey) struggling around enlist. and two graduate students 1111SillIC11011 ol IIIC Itegan and waichine it hy vows:IL- San By studying and us indicates that they don't consider watching the up there,- Stanley said. will conduct the experiments in the I 98b she said vile/ said game at the same time, Ferrari said. this so serious.' ' she said. Problems with the monkey 1.1SU chemistry. department, using "III 14"1111!. Scott Gime' used to live 15 "it's like killing two "(The Soviets) are considering birds with one module are reported to have been the chromatograph to measure which commences cousin', lion. in tummies LIN :I% what they should do . . They haYe the liquid stone But I don't know how well I'll cause of a 14 -day delay from the proteins which untleitake, stiiminal (dicta Palk to decide on aborting the mission or minute quantities of certain do.' original launch date of Sept. 15. The samples. impiovemenis es "1 used 10 go to games with the not.’ she said. in the muscle tissue Bennett said the game and the mission finally lifted off on Tues- "For our purposes, eight days cee(lny iveikeni in the ennie kids my neighltorhootl when hio-satelite contains in mid term were both important to day, Sept. 29. and was scheduled to is as good as 14,- said NASA Lilo on ;Wei Janualy I . 19).0) eci soinethidv had a turtlitlay.- addition to the monkeys rats, fish him reiuni to Earth on Oct. I 3. spokesperson Diane Stanley. Siinlent 'mon 1 /lick. Ron ( said and plant materials for research pur- thc,. h,. 1h SJS1.' Biology Prof. Dan Hol- so Hallett \ ana Hillvei heiselt -This is when Wah.11,- he poses. "The Soviets have been ley, his co-researcher Carol Markley vv the testio, inv. (hum)! Ing a -nue ( sant as 1.eonarcl's homer cleared the SJSU's biology and chemistry open to the media about (the space and Dr. Magdi Soliman of Florida most of eents at the Rei. Centel ci still ihlieve liov% fence. departments are scheduled lo receive flight) that we are getting A & M University. will he using the Vs se to the al Passaro said that bv studsing some samples from five ot the 10 our information from ihe press,- she samples for research III their lield. him, is twin the beginning a need and catching a fess glimpses of the rats aboard the spacecraft. as well as said. 'Fhey are examining certain elements team of scien- ioi N 11,i1110111S and game. it helps to bleak the mono - similar material from controLgroup The American to a, of the pineal glands of the animals in 111, 1011.V animals which are being kept on the tists departed Monday for Moscow Football connection with circadian where they have set up labs Ndid III fat the playolts may he ground. The samples ale due to ar- t.k1 Iih! Re, more ot prionty than school for / tom /we) / rive at SJSU later this month or in fel !Old' 10 I Wen., and Clark said "It's a tlav In day tIting. Passato early November. hut lin optimist', that (he snike will -I missed a lah tw« weeks ago An early end to the flight, !ht. II,Ckel WOW,. be settled soon atisss.o so I could go to a gaine.'' he said. IlaS been aloft for eight days, Pitila and 1/.11101.11Ni, I,rked Mat in the event a Flunini-liaby ins has apparently will not affect the rat evperiments. lane mow iii,(alled in the hand loiind. no enter - hit S.ISt '. so hang III there. said Ken Sou/a. chief of the life-sei- v ( enti (amnion %void(' he imosidet1 till Vieline, i(ii ilia( the \ tomb Hamlett t i CAA It \ ontinties to ottci Ik'Ntith,111 htli 11111.1 Mid 14,1111211 ICII \ football.- Clark I \1, \NOW,' WI [IC ad ..11,1 .ertainly continue liak me Pull's " ith the I he people hoe v 44’ rL Ind 1111.. 110,1111i mein %vele li. ""P".""CM Plan' \".R' Clark saki veie lanchnic ,,%()rket.I include sis inileis the (Intl tlettaiiii .it the ..y(mten's iestioonis loin in the READING ENTHUSIASTS men's. 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bleast, KAM e NO that .111.1 he 11 that aersonipanie. the photo, to be ore I am. lbw, ever, ot fended 1, I think its kind ot hum, l'in ttitriguekl ,,ith media and "1111, 1..1111)0,2,1 Jessica posing. She is insulting the Ate! all the 11 depend, to see hoe, Pla,bm . and oi buithos. light' So let's \\anted intelligence of the American peo \\ 11,1110 She She needed the lessica. ,,,ere going to pull this start s.k tile tail dial alli not a ple it the thinks ,,e ill hth this 1111111e \ 11 \\ 11.11e \ e1 It doesn't oti billibo I kiiok Illat's 11,,,., pe,ple iiialarke that she is so pure A I" - both,. Hie ,.,,, et boasts Jessica's see me. 1,111 I am not , hat I liac eat ,ild church secretar %%Ito S11111111011 (;04.4:k12 lale %%111) the \1 Old S I,een made to Ile someone .111 1/111,11ell , irgin unhl someone roped her 1{0111 \12.1111 111 ,,. allow thought. or teelings - Hahn. doesn't seem like the pc to pose .111111-111illi1111 :111111'1,1111e, ." \)Id planation. I human Ileing .111.1, in a girlie inaga/inr. 1,111111e11thell We get the No al glintelli there. got Perhaps Jessica %%,,[11,1 point. Hugh it on film ha,c he spiearl. it ou v, is In us belie, e that Bakker reduced het it When the PTI all to these pages of ,heesecake .11,11. ot Jessica to tell and ' Imike I tell stlft 1,11 triagaiines. 11e111111e Sl11 \ 1\ e11 the 11e1 She %1/4:1S the (h. \\mild she v, ant lls tO hitches ot that itast .11111 Bakke' appaient Its kind of ironic She's It lie she V, OtIld ha in and !Red to tell ahout it mil of an alleged semial e e appeared supposed to be '_'7 and before And tell she dth m. hat she claims ts tine I am glad these magannes een before her Jim Bakker tarnished her she is telling her stor H,,,,e,ei. encounter ith Bakker - she "as a "'gm and ttoss she., told Phil Donahue and het choice ol Vk as a de oted rollo\\ er coering he v,alls of gas sta ShePeople maga/ine Tfk Amer- and Penthouse maga/Ines less- Irs bail enough that Jim Bak- tions ican people. at the tittle tile ens tier ereklibilits. ker eploited bet', hut now she Is Eugene !Nue liakkel stOr broke. telt sorr,, fOr ilo11.1 think there is ai[thing doing it all 11,, herself. freshman her Allege,I1 Bakke' %%rung ith posing tor Deborah J. Kaplan is the Industrial Design drugged Jessica am! tlell,mered It's undeistothl the \kilo Entertainer Editor. She'd do it he And then he hat.] the duo/pall pose are ii,,t noted tor then purit,. for a million, hut she's not sure to n , to Imbe her ,, ith 'hush and I am not of tended them if Hugh %%mild he interested.

She's iust mg to get tot heisell She's ENTERTAINMENT using the nee, media to hong someone else Rob Ilesles tifuteed2TOONS junior illhogs MAYBE I SHOULD WAIT UNTIL THEY MAKE A MOVIE OF IT. OR MAYBE THEY'LL MAKE A TV MINT-SERIES OF I dotht knov, I don't see OUT thing %%tong v,ith it Its hei an 141 business \ s tar as it it's right , long. it depends on \kilo looking at it lin not going to go out and do something like that. hut I .111 not hei (/'Uot ))))) r freshman Political Science

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The I ith.triamel supplement is ,in entettamment IF YOU WAIT LONo rWELL.. WHAT'S YOUR) /OF COURSEA 8000 guide that appear,. e.iLlr I Initsr1,1 in the Spar tan 1)ail CFERN/VS ENOubH THE AUTHOR WILL MAKE DECISION? ARE YOU WITH THAT MUCH Entertainer Editor AN AUrIO VECSION OF ir GOING TO BUY THE POTENTIAL HAS Deborah J Kinlan BOOK? GOT TO BE GOOD11) Photo Editor V Michael Burko Special Sections Manager Cheryl Chaffin Assistant Photo Editor PPOr Brad Mangin Cover Photo Sue Bowling The Fairmont Hotel towers over downtown San Jose Thursday, October 8. 1987 Pithc Cleft Notes: Music Reviews It's the 'Bathes' South Bay nightclub recog,nizes local musicians with award show

Ity /lolly ()Ken I pe111,1111,111le pally staff wnter Ridged h both audience :espouse The Hattie Av. aid, Cele and the panel Elie ludge, otes molly v,a, held last Thitt,dm at counted a, mo thud, ol the deci thne Step lietinkl. Santa (laia’s mon and the audience as one alternati% e music nightclub thud. aconding to Kent

The .thattl, cerenion.s \ \\art], v. ere gisen to hest the end pioduct of a contest sinit 11111,11 plaSel plm, et. lai to "Battle of the [lands- hose plm et . -angel and hest band -"potholed hs San Jose lathe. sta l'he \L.( it.seised thin ISS.10, said 1 .1111,1 ''hest band'. avard ( Step', adiminstiatise assis- S.ISI' Senior liohb Haskitt tit tant and promotion manage' Heroic Annie!) sson hest keyboard 1.11e onuest matted in plmer and v.a. stinceo.ed to help college 1 telt our gintat player radio and the local mthic scene. shotiki lime von an av ad. not Iteatt said ot the pits:co.]. me salt] Haskitt go to college radio

'Hie three college station, in Lilian \Vet/berg. meinher of wised v ere SIM'', KS.IS. Stan 1)ecenihei presented the hest lord ()men -ay K/S1' Siillla gum!! player :Mar& (.1111.11:111%etslt!.'s Ninety -lox percent ot the "(MI .1.10a1 S% as to help the hands don't get 1111 !tete. hilt It's beeallse 111e Itae d011e a Mee 10 1110 e the :Maid. ceremony

101 lilt Ils 0111 p10111011011.... tot local hands. oilierv, Ise e Bea11,\ Said don't receie asi,s support. Wei/ "We als0 \Sallied 10 spotlight berg said. the altellIall e 11111s1C lieatt said Seeial record company rep- Since lids thew 'lase heen resentatises attended the shov,.. nine sho, ith three &Relent lieatts said

hand, night Vset .11ths good 10( lepiesented hs one ot the Once the Isands.' .lie said ,ollege station, Wiretiam and Crimson Is\ 'Hie contest t mglit more Ivo local petitioned (1110111 the hostile,. to Dne Step and raised a%%1111.1s eele1111111 Sthtmtli tor the college station,. The hands 1,110. the Alwyn& accoiding to Stan Kent. general tis sount.1 featured at ( hie Step. manager and patt ov,net. tit one Crinist in 1(y Uses a 11101-leell Step s.11Illeslied sound producing solid The idea tot the contest t.anie music. hut lacks dynamism troin forme! (Me Step promotions Robert Coehlo. S.ISI student director Keith l'utne.s and audience ineinhei. deserthed fii.t tit it, kind tii the the band a. "comotose and hot Atea. the limn,: Nsartls skere derline (lead ’ nidge(1 by a panel oinsisting ot The crmsd s% as great het,. musician, ant.1 lepresenta tonight but \Se 1Aele11.1 pleased Me. of the tecoriling industry %%1111 ,litm because people Die panel v a, chosen hs couldn't stand ant.1 (ke could!' foaitl tit thietiot, hs use out tog mailitne.said im ploy ee, and tiv [lei, of hie Step son Is y lead gintai plaser !icy ond. I 1. kes in Flintier of \\ iret rain slims s enthusiastic sty le at the Batt it. \ artls The Cars return to 'bar band' sound in new album

NI- \1 NORR LAI') Alto bars.' guitatist 1 I athin Lompleted 10t. liOsloll 11.11Id ',Lilted 111e 1 la 1 Id three !.e.tis apart and an assort- '1.1ie song v, as teem tied in his solo Change No Change - 1. hitt' el I )eSpile all the MI110\ filer, III ment ot solo proiects. the Cars re one afternoon an intik anon of 1 P: key hoardist Greg Hm% kes hody \.1. thotoughly enthusiasth the hand. Ocasek low ihe

united to folltm up their platinum the relaed. speeds sessions composed a pair of film soite... about coming hack and making material tot 1)otir to 1)tiot a smash. "Heartbeat C'ity " hich produced the no% ic,ind in and dnimmer 1)a id Robinson the records. said Ocasek "It task he's handled since the Car,' project that relocated the hand three months al a Manhattan sin voiked on tracks \\ ith Smiler 1.1. seemed like lust yesterda %%(.. hat.1 debut album in l'i7S I ondon for most of a year din. Ocasek said \ second son,. "Door hi Door'. ?Limits the "Ta Ta Way Vir ... ASO Boston gimp soinev, hat to its bar - bat: k to the late CENTER STAGE hand Wilk. 111 the ClitS The sound i,11 "f)txir FRI. & SAT. dating haCk a Se,I1,11 hir the Door," while featuring less of the THURS.. band's t irst album and most 01 the mertlubs and electronics of the COMEDY CLUB 2 for is still easily identifiable as S0111.4's d011e 11\ 1I1 tile sill1.110. says past. SUN ADMISSION songssriter singer Ric kasek. the Cal s. 23 N. Market St., San Jose- Plenty 01 Safe Parking "I.ea%e or Stay ." the first For "Heartbeat City" they 2 Drink Minimum All Ages S3.00 cut done for the new album. "is a headed to Britain and worked with S 1 .00 club song from our club days." producer Mutt Lange for eight Call 298.2266 for Ramon/lotions WITH Ocasek recalled in an interview at months. The resulting album pro- Dinner Seating from 6PM COUPON a Manhattan studio where the Cars duced four lilt singles. but there /6.____ were rehearsing for a world tour was no rush to follow tip. ADMISSION INTRODUCTORY TICKET ( _SI.' / S6 001 In the three-year interim. their first shov., since 1 98.3 . WITH COUPON Fer tg to low laughers "That song is like a trip into Ocasek worked on his solo record. bassist - Seating Need an availability 'Llii,17-- the past.- said Ocasek, dressed in "This Side of Paradise.. 8:30PM 8:30.10:30PM black from head to toe. "We used vocalist Benjamin ()rr released his Offer gee/ aro* October 31, 191{7 to open up the show with that in successful album "The Lace": L.... MI En MI IIIMMIM=11=111=11=1 IMMI I= IMIIM=IMM=IMMINENIMMEIIIIIMMMUMMIMIM/MM111 Page 4 Thursday, gite (7-aim/tont had ofterm busiTteAs Downtown celebrates new addition Dot ri 11CCLICLI it) he hung aiirl the upper Horn-, ,,ere ,iutteLl ,,ith ,,orkinen., took lotead of furniture. Im the I .1111110111 Flow' opene,I lot Inkine,, ,11e,tilled The 01,eniiq! I led a reception .11Id \ qit people. includ- 111.. ,11, 11110,11., an,1 leading .11C1111,C1, 01 the JOSC COM- 111(1111i . *Mendell Oh: 21:1111.1 ,wilenliig and rthhon ceremoo San .10.e lo or VIcl.ner, cut the cere- 'Iowa, red irhhon in the main Auto pia/a 1,1 the hotel. .1, the Ocal point 4 San .10.e., do, n re, ,00tiuction. the 580-foolu I minion' Hotel lupe, to Ilring long-,tainfing trarlilion ot niorlern coo k:iice to the San irk,' area. Indeerl. the 21f -,tor r.,111 a,: holding add, an impie,,i,c loud' to San .1o,e', Lk:\ dorm, ,k,line and ( 'it, oltk. 'nye that the I an1/10111 \OH di 11.1,1 like Sargent, above. worked for 27 hours straight to ho,111e, tra,eler, atiluent hang a `state-of-the-are door in the main ballroom while acationers. two employees look on. elaborate chandelier. upper lie,kles ioling right. in the hallway overlooks the San Jose art..1. 1110 l'.111-111tml hangs main that the front br oh.. cniplo entrance of the hotel and Nlarket Street. Fairmont em- 0, (,110 per)ple in its Silt1 ployees. lower right. line up to greet guests and media for Monday 's opening. "Irs po,ilege to ,kork here, saki Benito Parame,. lianquet ,%aitei "You gcl meet woortant people

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Doormen ('hris 1% iggs and Rubin Ramirez, ;those, get sotne instruc- tions from securit3, chief Bob Burroughs. Beim% Rui hundred peo- ple gathered for the opening sers ices. Page 6 Thursday October 8. 1987 Reel Life: Movie Reuiews "In the Mood" swings Richart! %lotriiiii 0,111,1e anti . 1,1,1\ \\ 1111 L1111.1 1)0111,0 . II., 111,1> SOIIIIL . Daily stall writer 11 in, 'L. team% le. the in es. ILL. peill.1.1 III] Ude ILTIIIIVS 4.nd Woldunt.t. itioN Come, 1.1,111.'101 \%1111 the Idea %%hal belly. 13 k less. hot nu.. 011 ...ham., and 1, bo like The look on his lace %kilt:1111e L 1.1\01 teenagets makes one tom! %%1111.110,1de' L0/111.111 1111tIs 1,111 Ile., I:1111,111s Is 1111.1- 111111 that's sintpl. ,101111\ Illek11.1111L'Ll noti.1 unioien,thie and \ to \%.1t...1) V% iiii Ifii%.* h% the press. has vounen tionm .,11,1, 'in the Mood his 1.1..e splashed on the !tont r.ute rims ott ith ely dittelent !mule. htit mole It's \ et limn> of the ne \\ spare] s. kultlett is quite ,ind %%title atul attn-hvaite.1 look at hie and .1.k.k Beim \ mut I,ecotnes itdoted Fraii, me is toilet' aml slieet 'me dining \k II M1.'111.211 vowtett .01 the 1,0th ha\ e one in com- the ol a 15 %edi old fiii .ntottimatel . the courts mon loneliness became a national sensation tIon't adote Soint rho dtop the the 1%%0 V.01111:11. 1)...\112 tionn% % hatt2es .u2ainst 1)tn ortlet .:0111e, 1/1.11 1,11 top. She 1)eilip.e. kid .ni,%%iin2 then matt 'age he annulleLl and %%hen to he toin.J.11 an,1 !elide? 13,11 tip mound Notithein toihttl them to see each other problem 1. that id)44 ,in,. me the 11,01,11101e Ilke 31 111.111 71 11 lend. %%di ani.I how to nuke new \ in;cie,1 dn. 1111 the \10,41.. 111,10.11-11,11,1% 111.1ke MeV. 111C111.1s. sonn% ,ILL;1\ and Loon 11, L11,01111ellts Ille II\ 1,001111:J1 .11.11111 21,es 10 .1 111,11Se .1..loss 111e stleel Meet, .1111,111e1 011ie! L10111.111. 1'1.111 11101-,11 \ .11(les tit 111t: .111, \111ele ofilei than he laike to (,1.111 114e \ ell\ 1). k11,:elo 1 \k 1111e Ille .1L11111,. Iltodditti the Idn2 ...L%1117 1111, 01 till:11111e I Ile \\ 111, is titan led to \ tat me 1,1.11,11e1 IIML 11111111,1.11 SO1111\ 's 111- 111,11,C Is 1,\\ 'let' 111l1\ C11,1111.11111 cl’eLltAl. 0,0 tll 10,c mance, are. the pit atel ate oh 1 I .111.1 14.11S.11111 .1 \ 011 All am! run of f to l'at,ultse \ \11111111i a Imite \Within 1.01,1 Is 111.111101 to ern Caltloona !sow' \ Irs Middle elaS, NI110101. .1111.111.1s Iv. kids 10,10i:111d be1:0111e, 111i 1.11k 1,1 the 111111 lells \\CI. 111.11 Ile Nunn% and hid% i2ia,luall% 11.1111,11. 11,1Igs 111111e /00..111L111,11S01111 liwe. then deckle to led% e kk.11:11 111.1kes 111 Ille ..111 the kl.,I,L1"' is not an mina tot ...too..1 he \ head to 111111,.`11111V Is \101 111011,2111-0111 \ 111111. 1.1111i1 .1 ....0111e. M.011- uma. \ \\ hoe the \ .,2et mat - 1lL 14111 ROIL111- ,101111 IlltIL IL' 111.11 L1111 ,,!ILL ,1i a !tell and fantastic about .,tattnn2 ,111 1 he 111.11O,.!Ile 1110\ Itle, ',Neat 11111e 11-0111 to cm]. A Sonny Patrick Dempsey gets caught in the middle of an are 111e111,,70110 111,1111 11110 Sill111\ thoughts .dn.lact titan a Car between Francine Ile% erly ngeltil and %Ir.. %far% er (Kathleen 14111. .11,11111,1111esalieq the %%hen he 11.i Lill. in kw,. reeman in "In the %lood Fairy fable farce fails

Ity Brenda Tai Lam aw a% and I. said to Daily staff wnter bin,. been killed be- The Prince.. litiLle. the come. lint. he mirac- 13 'Netitteth CenttnA ulous'. 1011111s It, s.I Iler 411111 Fo . Is a V, ilSle 0111111e .1111.1 11111110 11110: akin,. He dies aktain 111 11111se \011, L'.1, Ill el.110.1111! lo to Tenni' to lite 111 ',1:e .1 1.11(.1-1.1,1110110.1 1.111\ hell/ lesille 1411110011, 11L1111 an- title other terrible ',red', ainent Instead. \\ hat mill see is a Reall That'. w11% a comic situation 1.\ 111011.11,1,. Allied tan tale as the nu.% lc trits Nteadil \ uot 111C MO% le k tale alread has a he !no\ IC IN .1111,111 .1 1.11.1111:. ot its 0%kii ghoul humor 11101 ;10:1 L\ lb., Is beLIFIll hcitut added to it .1 herefore an al- \\ 1111 1111 He Is les, !hall tenint al putting eomed!. to an 111111101 \L III, 1j:111(11.1111er othettwise qualit script made the 11'00 l’.111t art \ es to read aloud a Imes sound \ '."Fhe Princess But despite ifs corniness. the

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e led e the modern ot the \\ RObIll W11,,211I. 140/tin 1% right and Cary Flv$es play a inlay% il couple in "Tile Princess Bride - ho’s room As Vs'e.tle. portrayed 1,, Cary iells the .tor%. we me transterred Elm.es. had potential, but they co the fictitious land of Florin.w - lacked the personality and charm African artist hich was filmed in rural to create a successful I >erhyshire. England. 0' -Circular Motionc The grandfather narrates If the movie succeeds it will - tst opens show parts of the movie as thi. audieike he because of the secondary char- Li COMPACT DISCS It \ \ ,Itlf-tti \l'i watches the ad entures ot Butter- acters [nip) Montoya (Mandy Pa- \lolito,a. ems I /ungu cup. 11'esiley . lingo and tink in the avenging Spaniard and hepan de..otattuut the ha,..k. of en- Fe//ik. 1;e/ilk ( Andre the Giant). the 10215 South DeAnra Blvd Cupertino, CA 95014 \ elopes in his spare tune Now Adapted from William ( iold- sympathetic giant. The comrade- rush to hu., his draw- berg's book. ''The Princess ship between the two actors ing. at infix. up to $1.500. Bride.- there are two stories in- showed splendidly in their por- tertwined in the adventure of the trayal of their characters. hui if CHECK US OUT "I like the prices four main characters. The beginning of the movie "FREE MEMBERSHIP'' 111C:111S that. these day s. no A 1, It is a love story between captivated the audience as we come, to me to buy 0111 \\1111e Westley and Buttercup, and the waited to +re what would happen Over 6,000 CDs in stock people.- said Zungti. %Oh, re- story of lingo Montoya. who next. As the movie neared its end cently opened a one-man show in wants to avenge the death ot his the pace began to pick up. Imports, New Age, Jazz, Johannesburg. father. The ending is satisfactory' Zungu is one of the few Buttercup is a commoner and leaves the audience with a Classical, Rock, & Reggae South African artists to make the who later in the film is threatened good feeling. But if you can wait leap from cattle kraals and urban with marriage to the evil Prince fin. the movie to come out in vide( ow 252-DISC townships to the world of galleries Humperdinck (Chris Sarandon). the better off you would be than and critics and openings with Rut she's in love with the farm paying $5.75 for a movie lacking Listen to elected Discs At ur ound tations printed invitations. boy, Westley, who also loves her. in substance. Thursday, October 8, 1987 Page7 Reel Life: Movie Reviews Friendship isn't kids stuff Ity Charlotte Banta Obie fakes unconsciousness. kicks a Dady staff writer cop in the groin and speeds ay. av in the Friendship is tenderly portrayed in patrol car with his cheering friend in di,: Robert Mandrel's well -orchestrated film. back. Big Shots. ’ The chase scene adds dramatic Weaving together mood music, un- which don't lea c you on the edge of your derstated supporting actors and two new seat. hut rather die humontii, winig stars. a qualit. inoing piece of Once the vvateh is retrieved. the entertainment is cleated . bond between the MIN. is cemented as Ricky Bustei stars as ()hie. a mid- they begin their final quest to find Scam's dle-class. iiimoi high student facing the longdost lathe] ,ecent death of his father. In helping Scam find his father. Obie Unable to control his painful emo- works through the pain ot his ovv it loss. tions. the boy cuts school one day. After ()hie and helict in family is Obie ends up in east end vv hat keeps them together and working 10- (.11tcag,t. V, arils the same end. He meets street -vv Ise Scant. played Johnnie Red. superbly played hv ius AlcCrary . alto the troubled Paul Winfield. is the neighborhood crook voungstei is lobbed of his hike mid di mg v.11,, helps the boys %%hen they tall prey to \\Mal. it present from his lather. local v illains Scam. no NH ti) the neighhor. The film is a simple drama laced hood. decides to help ()hie locate his val- with humor and overflowing with sensiti- ued watch. and the friendship begins vity. The boys attempt to rob a thrill store This PG13 film does not end sadly.. ner after his refusal to return the \\inch but A on a spiritually uplifting note re- toi payment. When police are called to flecting Ohie's growth through his new the scene, Scam is placed in the baL.1. of a ti lendshtp. The audience is left saiisfiLd squad car. and ev en inspired. Darius McCrary and Ricky Busker in "Big Shots" Brain switch isn't all it's cracked up to be in new movie

Ity Paige liorgel-Itieher where a man has injured his leg. Chris' maid finds the bottle. bowing and using the charge future. For Dudley Moore, it was Daity staff writer After being taken to an Indian vil- and replaces it in the cabinet. cards. conies home to face his fa- the same role we've seen him in a ' I .ike Father. Like Son'. i. a lage. the man. Uncle Earl (Rill When Jack comes home. he ther, in Chris' body. do/en times. the falling down mediocre. yet entertaining mov le Morrison) is given a mind switch- makes a Bloody Mary, using. ChrisiJack: "What were you - drunk. the little kid. the Out/. ii) which a father and son, through ing potion v. Inch enables him to guess what. the tobasco. doing out all night in my body? Another good performance a freak accident. switch brains. leave his body while an operation After the mind switching And you're drunk! And where did %vas delivered by Astin as Tr ILr Dudley Moore plays serious is performed on his leg. takes place. both father and son. you get the money to buy all those He's funny. and plays a good sec- heart surgeon Jack Hammond. Uncle Earl's nephew Trigger now living in the body of the clothes? I only had S2() in my wal- ond fiddle to Cainerons Chris The death of his \k tie the previous (Sean Astin) is a good friend of other. are put through several silly. let. You used my credit cards. Margaret Colin. as Ginnie year has lefi him no choice but to Chris'. When Uncle Earl comes to situations while desperately trying didn't you?’ Armbruster. the %vile ot Jack's become immersed in his work at stay with Trigger's family. Trig- to find Trigger's Uncle Earl. A stumbling Jack Chris re- boss. is very funny as the sultiN the hospital. where he hopes to be ger steals a bit of the potion. He who's left town. and find the cure. plies: "I Call explain this woman. who has the hots for named chief of stall and Chris decide to conduct an ex- Now. Chris has Jack's Jag- Chris Jack: Thais it! Get in Jack. Kirk Cameron. from "Grow- peritnent. using the family dog uar. credit cards. and I.D.. while the house! You're grounded...for BM overall. I tOund the ing Pains- fame, plays Chris and cat. Jack has a youthful body and a lifer movie a little disappointing. con- Hammond. Moore's irresponsi- After reali/ing that the potion date with Chris' heartthrob. Lo- Unfortunately. for these two sidering the talent and comedy po- ble. fun -loving son. who is strug- is for real. Trigger and Chris acci- rilCami Cooper). stars. the lines are meditx:re and tential. Couldnt Cameron have gling to meet his father's high aca- dentally leave the bottle of potion, The funniest scene in the what could have been an hilarious found a better vehicle for his first demic standards and be admitted cleverly disguised in a tobasco movie is when Chris. in Jack's satire falls flat. feature film? Isn't Moore tiled of into medical school. bottle. on Chris living room body. fresh from a night out on The main theme of the movie playing the same role? The movie begins a desert floor. the town with Trigger drinking is that. adult or chikl. life isn't I really expected better from easv. and both come to the real- two such funny guys. i/ation that they %\ ere too hard on each other. Place an ad This film is emelt:lining. hut won't win anv avv to] gieat in the perfonnalICC, \ CF. Kirk Spartan Daily. Cameron v.:is good in his tole and 277-3171 "ill Prohahl he `eet, a lot m the .....rowootiottwAP-04,41.*-46.4.040,40 ..... $ # # $ # $ PrIFIllirii 1 5 im # LIVE FROM : MARKET' sTitENT ii,mi 81 GRILL t Featuring # Le 5 . Saturday. Oct 3rd 9:30-12:30 . THE MONT BROS. . . Featuring David Ladd . Thursday. Oct. 1st & Friday. Oct. 2nd 5:00-8:00 $ $ 80 South Market St (Downtown) San Jose # # 1 2 Block New Fairmont Call 292 1318 1 North ot the # staying out all night Kirk Cameron reprimands his movie father Dudley moore for : 40-4040411. $ Pat1c Thursday, October 8, 1987 Music Reviews Bold recordings try new sounds it's easy being 'Green' 'Milkmen' deliver By Dave Lanson The sone is distasteful. hut after a mind set Ity Russ Haggerty of openness and acceptance. Daily staff writer a while taste gets very, boring. The wnter The nicely song. pally staff arranged second it has to be a great band if it calls Dead IM i I k Men give music a much- His "Glass Green," a no% Windhani "To Grand Sea. takes the boom ot itself "The Dead Milkmen... Their needed kick in the rump. pros. the sea into a long -wave Hill album Tim Story ides a re- variational rep- latest album is as great as their name. Another excellent tune is ttines. resentation v.. hich suggests star-lit laxing selection of harmonic eve- " Buck y ini." the second "Going to Graceland." which glee-

Story uses synthesi/ers. sampling nings and palm-rusiling brecies. album from Philadelphia's "snot fully anticipates a trip to Elvis Pres- piano "other sounds" "Gravities. third song on the first instruments. and rock" band. has several stong cuts ley's extravagant abode. songs Aluch side. flows from the ious song. to create moody . dreamy re- pre% and overall is a refreshing change Lead singer Rodney "Cosley" duce a listener's tensi/III. The character of the song is more from the drivel that now permeates Anonymous SUMS up the tune's mes- the right off-tempo Play ing this album is Just than the rest of the side. leav- the airwaves. sage when he sings: "When my time to touch enhance a quiet gathering of ing traditional renderings aside to bring The band blends sophomoric comes that's how I want to go: friends coffee or light drinks out new aspects of the one -artist album humor with a surprising variety of stoned, fat. arid wealthy and sittin'

Cons ersation is becoming a lost art. cimcept. musical stylings to form a highly. on the bowl." some ot hut this i..111 re :Milken Story has again placed non -intrusive charged sound that works more often The group takes a real swipe at those skills. These melodious and float sounds lust inside the conscious limits of than not. the latest trend of dance club music in mg tunes ins lie discussion. but neser an axerage listener. By far the stongest cut is "Instant Club Hit (You'll dance to overpossei consersation. Fach song ot "Grass Green" can be "Watching Scotty Die." the story of Anything.)" The tirst song. " Conversation in as identified seperate conceptual effons. a kid infected tosic chemicals. It They rail against popular dance Raimcould tit into the lisp- the easifs But, Story has managed to set a mood takes guts to sing I’se got a kid: his music (the disco of the '80s1 - The sounds for meditation arid develop a logical notic needed progression which name is Scott He's going blind. and Smiths. Public Image Ltd. - music groups ssorks hard to combine a tie the entire alhum into a successful! his hlood lust %sill not clofThe doc- prefered by women with "80 pounds light bouncing thy thm ith the !waxy . whole. tors line in l'OWS to stick tubes up of makeup on your art-school sLin. lolling sounds of a low Cos ing this album a listen is as -tuned `,11111e - Scotty 's nose... with 80 points of IQ located within... pleasantly suprising as stepping out Of The song goes on to talk about The group combines real rock ’n This sone stands out both as appro- the hl,tiSe t Tinkling spring -like the kid.. skin turning green. and roll v. ith IsarCiISIII, tasteless humor and priate introduction to the rest of the ARC lal difterellt, lie111 about him chemicals affect bodily retched guitar pla.sing at times to pro- album. ,e11111e Thai sun-lit feeling is s ide breath of I resh niusical air. 1.1,11\ li,tener into right on tap at (Miss Green. a "Its All Over \le SJSU Choraliers The Choralieis xx ill team up with nem ly T1_110 other singers and HALF-PRICE instrumentalists on Tuesday . ()cl. Free concert to be held at local church 13 to present "In Celebration -- By Karen M. Derenzi '0 Saone Nacht’ by. The United States Constitution," Student Rush Daily staff writer Brahms. and a must,. al esitaagama ot all- The SiSt ' Concert Choir and Altimen" by Hugo Ai- American music. Choraliers open their 1987-88 sea ken, a Se, e,11,11 compo,er. The concert will be held at TICKETS son on Fridas . Oct. 9. at M The pi i/e v, inning group will 8:15 p.m. in the Music Building p.m. at the Queen ot postles t.:ontinue Sv,ecliiik.. Caud- Concert Hall. Admission is . Church. located at 491 I Moorpark ate nines.. and I )ehuss,s's ,San Jose Cleveland III Sall "Trois Chansons hchile per Sponsored by the S.ISI de- :V11111,1011 to the ex ent is forming the Vs est Coast premiere partments of MusiL and History. ,1 LLET free, although donations ill he of Charles -Valentin Alkan's par- the concert will leattne the tour B accepted ody . "Marcia Funebre Sulla largest ensembles on campus, the presents Linde! the direction 01 inter- Morte d'un Pappagallo.'" 80-member concert choii . the 70- nationally -recognwed [total con- S.ISU's Choraliers will also member alumni chorale. the sym- Three Diverse Ballets ductor Dr. Charlene Archibeque. sing set it songs from the British phony orchestra and the sy ni- the 80-member choir in II hegin by Isles including Edward Elgars phonic band. On One Program! performing pieces rix Mivart. "l'naccompanied Part-Song s- Buxtehude, Ives. Brahms and AI- ..'Charles Stanford's "Blue The program %%ill he high- fven , among others. Bird," Ray Hendersons "Won't lighted by an arrangement of "Les Sylphides" The pieces sung will be: You Buy !sly Sweet Blooming "America the Beautiful con- (FOKINECHOPIN1 "Regina Coeli by Mo- I .1%ender and the Scottish ducted by Professor Robert Sayre /art. iiilksong. "0 Whistle and I'll and performed by the concert "Ontogeny" "Missa Bre% is by Ruxte- Come to Ye.’ choir and the symphony orchestra. \II wtiusA) hude. They %Ail! conclude their ..t,'th Psalm" by Charles debut perfiii mance %AIM the Amer- Under the direction of the "Gaite Parisienne" hes, ican spirituals. "Deep River" and newest SJSU faculty member Dr. (mAssi oFFENHAcH) Daniel Hoggatt, the Alumni Cho- rale will then perform Howard FRI DAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Hanson's "Song of Democracy OCTOBER 9 OCTOBER 10 OCTOBER 11 The concert .11,4 v. ill once 8:00 PM 2:00 & 8:00 PM 2:00 PM again perform "Decp Ri% er and "It's All t)%ei \le" hefore the Jose Center for the Pei:forming Arts Sy inphonic Band. diiected hy Dr. San Veinon Read \NM pl.e. 'Chester" hs SLlitimam " \ inert - TICKETS REGULARLY $10.00 to $30.00 Call, We 11 lienrs I allinore and REDUCED TO "Variations on Ainericd. hy I es. $5.00 to $15.00 The (Mind I male Cid- Discount valid only at theatre box office one hour prior to ehiation' ss Mamie the coin- performance. Must present current student ID. hined ot osei 2511 musi- Limit two tickets per ID on availability basis. cians tioni all tout ensembles FOR INFORMATION CALL performing "Battle Hymn of the (408) 993-9531 Republic...