SPARTAN DAILY It, Iii , VOLUME 95, NUMBER 19 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1990 Debate on Crisis Draws Can't Touch This Fourth St

Mental health South Bay battle Lock Up at SJSU More than 1.000 people in the San Jose State This rock funk band from Southern California is SJSU's defense has its work cut University area are listed as persistently coming to promote its 'Something Bitchin This out for it with upcoming Stanford. mentally ill adults, says an SJSU professor. A Way Comes' album. Lock Up comes to the The Cardinal features a ground two-day conference will focus on helping Student Union Amphitheatre at noon today game that gained 296 yards families deal with the issue. Below Page 8 against Oregon State. But the Drug tests lose in court Spartans, who have allowed only Teetering around 11 net yards in their last two Athletes at Stanford challenge the NCAA Alpha Phi sorority holds a 72 -hour teeter-totter games, should be up to the task. program - and win. athon to raise funds for the American Heart Page 6 Page 7 Association. Page 8

%%cattier Pithlisbcd lot the I. no eisit) and Part H . slight chance 01 L no ersity Comnitinit Ore ,lionoon thunderstorms. highs tkpanment of Journalisin and the init1-70s, lows mid -50s. \lass rommiinicanons SPARTAN DAILY it, IiI , VOLUME 95, NUMBER 19 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1990 Debate on crisis draws Can't touch this Fourth St. 200 to amphitheater Garage By Ste%e Helmer want its love peaccII Daly staff writer the Middle East. total SJSU. facult mcm peace. Peace is not an her, expressed their ideology. its a prac- without opposition to a war with tice. Let's put it into Iraq in a heated discus- reality." sion before more than The second seq- 200 interested listeners uence was headed tril- power Wednesday in the Stu by Barbara Duhhins. dent Union Amphithe- associate prat:vaor of Smanda Helen atre. history. who further Daily staff writer The event was discussed background Several students and employees who dubbed a (lehate crisis. to the usually park their cars in the Fourth Street iirganiiers and 4...onsisted Organiiation and parking, ng gragea were further left in the 01 three sequence, in management prof,: , dark about finding parking spaces this N. 111C11 SJSt proles -.iii-. sor Abdel El -Shawl) had so, minutes Its dis- and sociology prores One was Julie Geer. a public rela- cuss the Middle East Ann Nelson - Daly staff photographer stir Hob Glitter I'M tions major. who hiked the e \tra !lights S ISIS. lowed by talking 01 stairs to lop where her car wa, "We are here to do. more the Mike Escobar. a political sci- about the poli- easily s isihle sun CUSS ss Ii iii.o hi. tics of the crisis. in the mid -afternoon oil ence senior asks about prob- requited to ,,20.e !ono FI-Shaieh said the 'I don't want to park with the light, lems in the Gulf conflict at the lilt: lot an et ciii 111 1.11. major Arab organi/a out.- she said. Middle East crisis forum. .. III "MUM"' III n, hill. Ill againsi Power hi the parking garage has heen l...1111/11 ,111111t, 111111e,NOI I rag .5 M:151 lin sit out since Monday because ()I' a blow n 1.1111 V11:11111C1. ii I oileraliii Kuwait. ii I-, said most orgamialton, transfonner. according to Louise Marang, citiwil tor most part lilt C11111111.1,11t_ the support w \ merw.1 has done and are lo, serVice wpresentame mit SJSIF's Trani, 1.1.11 55 ith panelists opposition to I.S. against Si I,! 1 lussem. and Parking Office. ii is unrelated to Iasi Hi\ 01%01h:111 111 -I think need to he 0,11,1,1C111.- said weekend's Ilea thunderstorms w hose 1)1. said 011 C.111111.1 i.l.1111 peaCe (diner. the t need lo use lightning streaked the South Has ssitlt illiough iolent means.- said WillieI 'smile'. problem, in the 'Middle ahons the lilat:kouts f Foto destroyed translormers. .1 1u:simian atimmistiation of justice maim. East. we should use them. We should also larangolo said. -We need hides:Me il we want .1 Aron,: hut use lined Nalkins to solve the proh Marangolo said the original culprit was a and weak mind. or weak mind and Ions in the kkestern Hemisphere were cod that burned out causing the entire trans - anti ’ tesponsible tor. - protessot Alden Vont kroner to blow up. It must be replaced ISilitital science lo start the third sequence. .A1n)-Ameri- started the lirst part ol the dellate 1-1.t dis- s1lx..:re lights van he resit wed The reason can studies Chamnan Ste\ en \ lillner delis the politics of the costs. Ile dis- the coilco bueur nd outo 5515w n ot kno w.n she cussing erctl all elecoil) mg speech about the conceptual and realit,. cussed historical. think:sin' cirnsequenct.,.. 155111.5 petiaming to the Middle Last 51151a- "Considering this an emergenc.- "Flow can we 1110 the resources to send 111111. ts to get someone out to thousands ol troops thousand, id miles Marangolo. -1i)ing ,111: grateltil to !rag lot pis mg the when sse can't lind the resources to replace it (the transfirmierr to restore power woild Lodi/anon.- said Voth discussing the help crack infested ghettos. hinh detects. - to the garage. histotical a.m.. ? asked. Marangolo was unsure when the trans - In eplaiiiing the conceptual sit! 11111 generation learned it the hard rAa.. Moiler would he replaced. but hopes to have taut c. %oil) said am time there is a V. .11 "SI outside contractor come in as soon as Mu:awning situation. ilk- well hong of the dic both. Mintier said. referring an p.ilitit.11 ',owe? is thieatened. Ii, the Vietnam war. We can't sok e our ptissible to replace it. 1 155 11 1,111111eSni, 111111111:11VC An emergency generator was scheduled lecl ITS Sea going it) lie a w Viet engineering professor Jack to he put in the garage today and should 5.1111 \0u11 K iii/weil also 11p,ctissed the domestic con- So, itrItn.: professor .30i1t Ibrahim and allow drivers Iii find their cars without the segilemes ii I S. insokement in the cri- icliitnis studies lecturei /in...man kil aid of a flashlight until the transit:Inner is SO 1155111 the background III 111C 1.11515 bel1/1C replaced. Marangolo said. piohlem with 111C 111,1 1111111111,11111 1111 S111(11:111 1111CS111111S, -I dunk the IS. has a real Notes hell lilt ears inside the garage 1111,1111111 ',Mil k11%%.111 iS Ill:al:Chill ill1111 lotto:no in and ciedthilit.- said Kurzweil. Wesinesdtus notified tinkers of the h p.m. to] I S intolvement DV hi 'Milli .1 55 it.’111 111:111 lilt otilspitiposc c It ising because of the lack of lights. said ro wai ssi iss mainlain a perma- .1111.1 11.1t1 111%.111C11. 111,111 NAM .11115 iltIlh is hiehii 1 Mar:11TO. nent pieseike I 5511111 II maisc it clear that 1 11C L.1/111.1.111 111:11: 1, .1 1111,1111(11:1,1,111(1111.2 Escort services vt ere Asti pros ided its \ s,1111 1111,1111111 , Os "I'V"`e "." "fill 11.1,1 through "evening guides and parking allo- cated some escorts- ftw safelv through Ihe dismal corridor, of the pat k mg garage. is.' irt.tiilg to I Ills el-sit) Poltce Department Dan camps- Dady slat v ,..v False alarm causes evacuation oil!, lats. 0.000.- Rudy Blanco, a junior in business administration reaches up for the "lights out, please wall to be football during intermural football practice for the Markham Magic's. read a s11.211 at the h0110111 ill the stairs of the Students displaced parting garage. from Clark Library Conference focuses on mentally ill qi \ All the lii I Mt iii1celedo haute, to mike the problem R, \lams tticaralt. , ills Mill 1111:111.111 Utemoll sistent mental l.% ill into the mental health 1,ill writer eh:simians are oll call. 111.11 a Daily stall writer saitt. field. the cOliterence iil het foetid. look 1 501111e 1111t.t hie hl.tllll 5%.isti'l L1101101 reason lor ii prointrie collaboration between the mental .A 15511 ihis 11111C1C1h. 141 -Serum. and conlooke is iins ot both protes (lark .1 dowel lueak hull stiitting help tall. 'smith said. s stein and academic piogions ill \ lent.11 Illness begins today al clonal and owl pork...tonal petmle. and health Hui v,s11.11i I ilriar on I 1ie5,1,1 itt.ii %s hose disc whiles. 111.1111 panel 111 (Ink 1 SISI and w Ill locus on comilinalion still pro\ itle inhumation Itri 1,11_idly...M- the imolai health catty liii %% hat Ille% ...all 5% hill il in the 111011 coilliols all lilt' alamis between SJSI and the commtiniiv uiu the (1011s. laiiiilles allt1 Richard Laiiih..1 piolesstw ot fuss sIui.utrs iettirned. 104..111011 ill NIWIC .1 hut thiuls git es .1 gt:114:1.11 soca til mental health. said Said .tt the itoetsit ol Sotithein Caltlomia. -When we came ha, k iii. it. OS! 5,0t said 1irollle111 WWII! Ile. S1111111 lit ills. tt tiuis'rs'iiss OM% encl. III ,tslsittimlil il) 1111111M 1111.2 111C coping will he I-ritla's kcsnitte socakot Ile will `WI' CS et) hod) pouring init.- the Cling/MCI II the prohlem was dust oti one ol the lite , .1 Registiation stalls at X: lit .1 111. ill mom skills oh tamilies and let:rutting consumers atklress long-term dill:e said. -We thittight. alarms, an elecith. tail would liae to 111,1 fhI I X9 of engineering huilthity Tile con- and I.1111115 inenstvi, .0 Me Sr, III \lilt) Ill paRe 'What's happening here We lett our kes s. prob.-015e ',Iwo and blot% otii 11:11141 s' the ference %kill kisus on host to help families out books. otir tin% cm litoises.- dust with compressed all. I. he electri- the cOpe \kith Ilk' seritnisl) ill mem- lio. along with ahttitt 2111 I other students. cian would have to go hack to the basement hers. were left triffside in ii is dark alter what was iii *Ws: II Illi: ssstciuh is CIC.11 '()ser 1.11I WI people 111.il one Harassment on campus apparent') a malluntlioning Inc alarm went "011i:e 11 thetis. sse don't ns'tills worr) mile radius ill this tiiiitersit. ill lhjl.'hltltit'tl oil at about N:25 p.m. about It. Smilli said. "Ve lust sties k places such as hoaiding homes and The Amin weld till lotahuiutii 51) 111111illtis system.- a other places that ,ire listed. are persistent tor discussion it 1.111 011 duly searched elecii panel N11111! the lost study time topic of tionle til the students that mentally ill adults- Colitioll said. the glitch in the ss stem. the bells linall) II look itolong for the situation to he tell comity there ale between 5.01 In and 6.1K111. complaint ittItI lie (yogi - stopped ringing ai Alio! 4:15 p.m. 140. %slur had a midterm the ik,a Its \nuns Klein response to a -There are absol 4.110If futureless moil:il- Doty stall writer sent to SJSt President (III huller It wasn't a fire. according hi Msersit d.o. said she was womed about her hooks l\ ill in the kluint. and 40 percent of them. Si St illiartictors alit' students will tom who delegated it to lieet I) Police lilliCer% %NI RN% and othei peisonal ileills. ut sishil talk about racial harassment on etillege assistant director of Si St 111innati%e the head electrician at SJS1 . said letting us ill 50.1,41` .111,1lit' she 5.11,1. -We "I Ilionehl tiillt1 he sc.,ostiii to thew ix. hare an ohligaitost itt c.1111plises during a Ionian tonight in the Action. the first llool caused the .1111,111 I 1111111111.... tcii. said Renee 1..O. a ple.- %Mem I mon'. Pacifica Room. also discuss his expenence alann to goof!. semi,' ill llie 55114.01 tit social s'. mutt. alter Ham will Key note speaker A scheduled panelist al the fv.14I p.m. with I rimer-say Police l)eparunent Ili -It ma) [toe Nail" wading about 45 minute, ViLlinia still address tiuiltiru tonim is Sitit suklent Juan Ham. who ten John Moffitt. Acconling to Ham. he lttim .11 that Mlle :11 night. it was proballf "II this is a lilt. di ill. it takes too long. - eonleretke. Conn is chair- %somas! of the has threatened to tile .t federal t 15 11 5', as detained hy Moffitt June 11 because dust.- Smith said it would have been lasit:t hi culTict1111111 tiiitl !raining 4.11111- 11111lee ill the rights lawsuit against 5.151 1 Imo said he looked suspicious and was dressed Allow hall ol the people that were the alarm had taken place &nog the tiro !stational Alliance lot the %klutill he em ill tle...K.k. v.hethei 10 I tie the Lust stilt silanikd didn't wait to find 0111. .1 11 hell IRisatise iliosl ol the electricians would has s' III. like a gang inemher. depending till the athilillislralion's \\lute the bells %%ere still miging. 'wen on dui kii hour is .1 reasonable -She is inteiested in making some Nee HAR NS. paw. 1 Smith said that Moe was not) 41110: amount ill lime lot one 'Aram to solve the changes in the ki..1) 111115ersilles tram and 11 11 fall 011 11111 night. Muth made It problem. Smith said help irridesional, to lake care ol the seri- 1PAc,L 2. SPARTAN DAILY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1990 FORUM OPINION AND LETTERS

EDITORIAL Funny money on campus have to love San Jose green. That's good enough for this youState University. In its fine institution which is so worried infinite wisdom it has done about its students. Anything it can do so many things for us poor students to help is appreciated. that it's hard to keep up with all we But for next time, maybe it should owe it. go about helping in a different way. In this last month, the university Since few people realize that the has made an effort to improve our bookstore knew what it was doing economic situation. Its really big when it took that bill, here are a few move to tighten the budget belt came suggestions to protect its reputation. a couple of weeks ago when a cashier Give your cashiers a little training at the Spartan Bookstore helped out a so that they can tell the difference struggling student who was having between real money and Kinko's trouble paying the bill. Thursday special. Be more cautious That cashier had a very simple with bills over $20, which are more solution to the problem. If no real likely to be counterfeit than a smaller money was available, then take fake denomination. money. And that is exactly what happened. f the bookstore does these things A counterfeit $50 bill was accepted next time it tries to help. then it at the bookstore. 1 can honestly say that it wasn't Now maybe it wasn't trying to do taken for a fool, while in private it the customer a favor and was really can still feel good about helping out. fooled by the fake bill. After all it was There is a rumor, by the way, that a a pretty tricky matter. The bill was photocopied bill was also accepted at made on a color photocopier and the Student Union cafeteria, but no technology is moving forward by proof has yet been offered. It leaps and bounds. probably really did happen, but SJSU But we think they took it on doesn't want to toot its own horn. purpose: yeah right. It was made on a color copier so at the very least it was Modesty is very becoming.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Driving is not the only way

Editor. have to walk quite a few blocks to get to class. Published in the Editor's Forum, -The little but it beats driving around trying to find a voice inside." Sept. 20 was Edwin Acevedo's parking place. tale of his day on public transit. Unfortunately I chose to take the Light Rail not only for him it was not a happy tale. I would like to because of the convenience, but also for state the positive side of public transportation. another reason. Many SJSU students commute CAMPUS VOICE STEVE SHUNK This is my third semester at SJSU and I from Fremont. Santa Cruz and other places have yet to drive to school. Each morning I which do not have an easy public ride the Light Rail Transit from Tasman and transportation system and these students are Mass transit worth the hassle N. First Street to, San Antonio Plaza. the ones that require a parking place. Why Fortunately. I live very close to a Light Rail should I take up a much needed space when I've he:10,p a thousand times. assistance is. "When you ride for tlic Station. which is about a 10 minute walk from someone else really needs it? "There just aren't enough lost time. give yourself a little extra Anyone who has my house. So. public transportation is not a terrible altematis es.- or everyone's ins n idea inne and don't expect eserIllIng to I would choose no other way to get school tale for some of us and is really a wonderful about. "The only real solution is ..." go perfect y ever started a each day. ride. For those of you who can get to a Light What people fail to realite is their Anyone vi ho has ever started a I catch the train one hour before my class Rail station, please give it a try. The benefits solution nizi not solve somebody new. unfamiliar k_, now the new, unfamiliar starts. The entire trip takes 20 minutes. which are definitely 'worth it and you may be giving else's dilemma: what the perceive discomfort you experience the first gives me 40 more minutes to walk to class and a much needed parking space to someone who as the problem is olten due to a lack week or so when you Just don't quite job knows the get some quick studying done. I am an English has no alternative to driving. of pliancy in their ()wit lifestyle. know what's going on. But as iii discomfort you major presently taking 18 units, which means I appreciate the concerns expressed rack up the hours you get more and 1 ha e an enormous reading load. The Light Stranne Loaf, by Edwin Al eVCd() ("The little voice inure comfortable w Rh your duties experience the Rail enables me to accomplish a lot of reading Senior inside and the eltect on until they bccome second nature and while going to and from school. Granted. I English conservationism.' Sept. 20i toward even fun! I sin1.2 public nansil is no first week or so the "inconvenience- and discomfort different. The dill erClice i that iii ins tils ed in using the existing transit base to go hum cc iuk to make a Its fin when you ,just system. What Edwin failed to add to and transit is tar trom mandatory don't quite know Forum policies his statements. however. Pk as the yet. Belies,.' inc alter four years it critical qualilier. "tor tile-. living on the Santa Clara County what's going on. Inconvellienee and discointort s)sle111. I base [lin! Any letter or column for the Forum page and letters must contain the author's name. ate Transit to I don.1 expect eserv one to sell must be turned into the Letters to the Editor phone number, address and major (if a functions of what it takes make happ). their cars. All I ask is that IlleS give box in the Spartan Daily newsroom. WLN student). each individual for all species for many genekitions Inconvenience is also something transit an honest try. Don't let your 104. during office hours. Contributions must he typed or submitted Iii come. Slow doss II MO 111;lke an Ike)) with time and First experience rum your jxrspect Submissions may also he mailed to on 3.5" Macintosh-compatible disc. that works extra hour tor a hits or tram ode to :xperience. The lirst thing I tell folks Try again. Ask lirr help. Forum Editor. The Spartan Daily. Submissions become the property of the school. Read or sleep in lust conic into AlTrans tor Come to AlTrans in the Department of Journalism. San Jose State Spartan Daily and will be edited for when tho daydream ... Its OK to just Environmental Resource Center and 'niversity. San Jose, CA.. 95192. .Articles grammar. libel. spellin. and length. daydream. and safer when let us help you plan a couilillite that someone else is doing the di is ing! will fit into «cir schedule Me teal And think about supply and solution to ii it tic. and smog. and demand. The Spartan Daily editorial perking is tar more complex than ("A better use of a hall hour". extending BART ii Sail Jose. The amplifications 9/20/90) said it perteLilv. "It would Corrections and real solution is to ices alum': our Ilse. nice it we had more choices. hut Clark Library is not part of the and I ilesty les. Due to a reporter's error. the Monday addition. govelinnelll has no reason to provide remains for us to make issue of the Spartan Daily incorrectly gave campus master plan. Time them mod it sees a demand tor the changes before we destroy. our the number of student academic senators. Please report all errors in the Spartan mass transit it already 1rox'i,k' Ie species and the many others we There are five positions, one now open. Daily to Rob Neill. Executive Editor. or transit. You can make a ditto, II, Also, due a reporter's error, the Adam Steinhauer. Managing would take (and have taken) with us: Wednesday issue incorrectly stated the Editor/Editorial. at (408) 924-328(1. to make decisions towards 'liii %/truth is the /hrii, tor 01 the amount ill the hack lot,' at SJSU. Corrections and amplifications will appear sustainable living that will account repair 1,11 ii i,nu'iiiuil Redi,1114 There is a 520 million repair backlog, In in this standing leature. SPARTAN DAILY ^ ROB NEILL, Executive Editor JESSE BALISCAO, Advertising Director LAWRENCE J. SALISBURY, Managing Editor/Production STEPHEN Y. BROWN, Retail Advertising Manager BR AD DETANNA. Production Manager ADAM STEINHAUER, Managing Editor/Editorial JULIE HARPER, Downtown Advertising Manager BR :AD THOMPSON, Co-op Advertising HOLLMAN JANE WONG, Special Sections Manager EDWIN ACEVEDO, Graphics Editor HARRY M()K, City Editor Advertising Manager NIB F1/41.1( PANAIIINIA, National LAURA CHUN, Photo Editor RANDY ROBERTSON, Spoils Editor F.I.HAM SHAIIM()IIAMMADI, Art Director Advertising CHRISTINE De GRAW, Entertainment RICK ROMAGOSA, Chief Photographer Manager Editor MARK SMITH, Agate Editor Account Exectuives: Darin Greenwalt, Leah Hamilton. Elise Rogge. Derek Smith, John NICK FISHER, Wire Editor TAMARA THOMPSON. Copy Chief Valinsky MIKE MOELLER. Features Editor KEVIN WEIL, Forum Editor Art Department: Sandra Hutchins Mike lwamuro Reporters: Marcos Azcarate, Anthony Cataldo, Susanna Cesar. Leigh Ann Clifton, Laura DiMascio, Second cidas pataa9a paO so San Jose California Manvaber of the California Newspaper NA-Askew Paisocision and The, ASSOOfiled Pm Published daily Cl San Jose State Unoverefly during Ole college year rho opinions syrxesiiwt in the paper are riot necessarily MON Om= Bryan Gold. Amanda Helen, Steve Helmer, Angus Klein, Lon Sinsley. Sheltie Terry, Paul Wheaton, Bill Depolmenl 01 JOurnabSo, and Maas Coaanumations the University or any OINK aluCleolS or faculty organialon Merl SUbaCepeOrle Williamson on a remairinei ot semester basis Full economic year $20 Each semester $10. OM-campus price per copy, I') cents On GOMM. delivery pds Photographers: Nikko Hart. Ann Nelson, Dan Ocampo, Anna Marie Remedios, Kevin Squires trough? Inalnichonally Relelecl Arlonles funds re SO cents per lull time student Phone Editorial i408n 324 .010 Advertising (408) 914 3270 Printed by Independent Publicauont, P06,1111,191/0 Please send ell address corrections to Spartan (lady m4rs Jose Slate University One Washington Square, San Jon, Calrlornia 95192 SPARTAN DAILY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1990. PAGE 3 Mentally ill: Study on smoking reveals READ THE DAILY Families U . . . AND THEN RECYCLE try to cope benefits of quitting early WASHINGTON 1 Al') Smok- For example, it emphasized that From page I ers who quit can attain within 10 to people who quit before age 50 abled. but congressional action "Their illness is a chronic illness. 15 years nearly the same chance have half the risk of dying in the would probably also be necessary and they need services in a long- for a long life as those who never next 16.5 years compared with to accomplish that, he said. term basis." Connolly said. smoked at all, according to Sur- continuing smokers. And for all Officials did not have cost esti- Other goals of the conference are germ General Antonia C. Novelle. age groups, it said. 10 to 15 years mates for adding coverage of to recruit and retain ethnic students Her first report on smoking of abstinence can improve an ex - smoking cessation to health plans. for the mental health disciplines. the 21st by a surgeon general since smoker's outlook for life to nearly However, they said 90 percent of CAD 1,1w, PrirU and to identify unmet needs of dif- 1964 said 50 million Americans the level of those who never people who quit smoking do so on K. ferent ethnic groups and strategies continue the tobacco habit, though smoked. their own without the aid of a pro- 4 CAL6. FOiliAiiiREN6Fri 9 to meet those needs. nearly half of all living adults who Novelle's report is based largely gram. FAX nub. "In the middle of Sun Jose there ever tried it have quit. It said 390,- on previously unpublished data Among other findings of the is all incredible need to he ethnical- 000 die diseases at- each year from from an American Cancer Society Novelle report: ly sensitive.- Connolly said. tributed to smoking. study. Men with a pack -a-day habit Among other participants in the "The earlier one quits. the Because the health benefits of COMPUTER GENERATION conference are Zoe Lotgren. super- greater the benefits," Novelle quitting are so great. health insur- are 27 times more likely than non- EXPLORING THE ARTS WITH COMPUTERS visor of Santa Clara County second said. But "even people who quit ance plans routinely should cover smokers to die of lung cancer, the district. and Bob Martinet, director smoking at older ages can expect smoking cessation programs, said nation's leading cause of cancer of the Santa Clara County Health to enjoy a longer and healthier life Dr. William Roper. director of the death. Women who smoke atave Bureau. compared with those who continue federal Centers for Disease Control 30 percent to 50 percent the risk of SJSU 's department of nursing to smoke." in Atlanta. dying of lung cancer as continuing helped to sponsor the conference. Her report echoed many of the States also should add that bene- smokers. The risk continues to de- VOLLEYBALL The two-day attendance confer- findings of her predecessors. but it fit to their Medicaid programs. he cline as the period of abstinence ence tees are $55. or $30 per day. was the first to stress the benefits said. Federal officials are consid- lengthens. Student fees are $10 a day. of quitting. rather than the risks ering whether to add the coverage Quitting also reduces the risk HEADQUARTERS posed to those who ignore the to Medicare. which provides of cancers of the larynx. mouth. Harass medical warnings about tobacco, health care for the elderly and dis- esophagus, pancreas and bladder. OF THE SOUTH BAY

I page I County looks for drought solution; other speakers include lawyer It listremeia. who will discuss might drink purified ocean water his experience leading a student walkout at Santa Clara tiiis ersity in SAN RAFAEL (AP) Some During the three-month experi- is used in the Caribbean and Mid- THE SOUTHBAYS VOLLEYBALL AND ACTIVEWEAR STORE protest 1,1 racial harassinent. Slarin County residents could he ment, murky water drawn from the dle East and other plants in Florida VOLLEY & BEACHWEAR EOUIPMENT TEAM SALES. RENTAL Community :toe st Sophi Men- the first in the state with taps gush- San Francisco Bay will be pumped purify brackish well water. dota will discuss student rights and ing purified ocean water if an ex- through Ei membrane the filters out If the Mann experiment is suc- -ASICS 280 -TRUNK S.ISC health educator Oscar Battle perimental desalination plant brine. The process, called reverse cessful. the district will ask voters -MIZUNO -MOSS IMO w ill discuss mending institutional !Can. pros es successful. osmosis. will purity 2.500 gallons next year to approve a S60 million -BODY GLOVE -CLUB s9.1ardo 101 The plant, which went on line of water a day. plant that would supply 5 million -SIDEOUT -SPALDING Also scheduled to appear are Tuesday. promises to lessen de- "The kickoff of our pilot desali- gallons a day, about one-seventh and cXy1' o 8 r.ort7": -TACHIKARf. tilSt so, al science professor pendence on winter storms for nation plant is an important new of the district's needs. The district \l,Il ia Alain/ and Andrew Wong. 903 E.EL Camino Mtn.View, CA (415) 968-4650 drinking water and ease the effects step in California's water supply serves 168.000 customers in south- national cI ti ititiattirOf the Student of the continued drought. technology and may he the wave of ern and central Mann County. ,.MMEt linty Network. Because the plant uses the ocean the future," water district board The desalinated water ap- A question and answer period is ,is its source. "it is a drought-prof president Jean Barnard said. proaches distilled water in purit scheduled to Iellow the panel pre- water supply.- said Ron Johnson, Other California cities consid- To make it harder and taste bettc, audience patlmcm- sentation to allow general manager of the Mann Mu- ering desalination plants include the water is run through a li.iiic 2 TAN p:miioit. WITH THIS COUPON nicipal Water District, which is Los Angeles. Santa Barbara and stone filter, said engineer 13,, Londucting the experiment Monterey. The technology already Castle. BACK TC -4 SCHOOL gan AfrSPECIAL Congress making headway with budget Crass Of grzzloor '3,2flium3 gAz PIO

Vs ASIIING I ON I API Negri - atter the eight-hour, closed-door Asked whether the Bush admin- Bush since his 1988 campaign. FALL TETTE E R "SPECIAL !lairs tOT Coitgrehaud the White session. Asked for details, he re- istration was ready to drop its de- Michel said it would be up to the $ 49.99 UNLIMITED IIi,Use CI:DODO] some progress f used, saying. "I don't want to mand ter a cut in taxes on capital White House to decide whether to MEMBERSHIP early Wednesday in ell orts iii blow the whole thing up." gains. Darman scoffed. "Don't he drop the capital-gains demand, apree mu a deficit-reduction plan "It's still going to be tough" to ridiculous which by most accounts has been UNTIL 12/12/90 kk InIc the government prepared for get an agreement enacted into law Just before the bargaining re- the thorniest issue faced by nego- iliassik c disrupt ions in case the before the Oct. I start of the new sumed Tuesday evening. House tiators during their four months of VALID STUDENT ID IS REQUIRED Si PER SESSION FEE STILL bargaining tails budget year. said Richard G. Dar- Republican Leader Bob Michel of on-and-off talks. "There are cer- APPLIES "I think we made some head - man. director of the White House Illinois signaled a willingness to tainly other ways to stimulate the Senate Republican Leader Office of Management and Bud- drop the capital -gains cut, which economy." he said. SPECIAL SORORITY 1 Iti ih Dole it K ansas told reporters get. has been a top priority of President Capital gains, which are profits PACKAGES AVAILABLE from the sale of investments, now SpartaGuide are taxed at the same rates as ordi- nary income. Bush says they CAMPBELL SANTA CLARA should be given a lower rate to en- THE PRUNEYARO 2000 HOMESTEAD RD SS9-8356 SpartaGuide is a daily calendar CHICANO RESOURCE CENTER: Brown SAACS: Student Affiliates of the American courage investment. 241-2489 a variable to SJSU student faculty bag seminar Murals and Politics in Michoa- Chemical Society lecture. Dr Roy Okuda on and staff organizations at no charge can. by Gustavo Bernal Navarro. Mexican boo-organic studies on marine natural prod- Forms are available in the Daily muralist. noon-1 pm . Wahlguist Library ucts. 11 30 a m . Duncan Hall Room 505. newsroom Wahlguist Library North North Room 307 call 924-2707 call 253-4181 Room 104 and at the Information A.S. PROGRAM BOARD: Rock group VO VI NAM: Martial arts practice. 730-10 $2.00 off Center of the Student Union (Letters Lock-up. Geffen Recording Artists noon-1 p m Spartan Complex Room 202, call 378- to the editor can also be submitted at pm SO Amphitheater ran 424-6261 8966 ANY REGULAR PRICED CASSETTE OR the Information Center) FRIDAY CHI ALPHA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: STUDENT ID The deadline for entries is 10 a m Radical CD WHEN YOU SHOW YOUR CAMPUS MINISTRY. Taize Prayer for Reality weekly worship service phone-in items will be ac- No Peace 7 p m Campus Ministry Chapel. San Bible study and fellowship. 7 30 p m Dun- cepted Carlos and tOth streets. call 298-0204 can Hall Room 135 call (4151948-0822 WE RtlY PRE-OWNED CDS TODAY AIAA: Amencan Institute of Aeronautics and CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT: CAMPUS MINISTRY and CATHOLIC Astronautics first barbecue. T-shirt sale and Videotaped practice interviews with individ- NEWMAN COMMUNITY: How to Survive fund-raising party. 3-5 pm barbecue pit ual feedback 12 30 p m and 2 p m In-

structional Resource Center Room 310 call SLIPPED DISC SJSU drld Enjoy It Professor Jane Boyd across from the Events Center. call 947- speaker 7 p m Campus Christian Center 8740 924-6030 Career Resource Center tour 1 CDS AND CASSETTES San Carlos and 10th streets. call 298-0204 MAO ASSOCIATION: Magazine journalism p in Business Classroom Building Room 13. call 924-6030 PRE-MED CLUB: Guest speaker. director of club meeting 1 30 p in Wahlguist Library 750 WINCHESTER BLVD. SUITE #4(408) 243-DISC (3472) emergency care San Jose Medical Center North Room 131 call 253-0589 PHI KAPPA PHI HONOR SOCIETY:Wel- rneeEnq to discuss bowtalhon. 1 30 p m SOCCER CLUB: Soccer practice 5 30-7 come back barbeque picnic at the pits near 1' Hall Room 345 p rn Spartan Complex Room 44 call 927- the Central Classroom Building noon to IF WE DON"T HAVE IT, WE'LL ORDER IT! SCHOOL OF EDUCATION: Group advise- 9592 2 30 p m Sept 28, call 227-9098 ment ,,ession for students interested in tea- ching in elementary school 3-5 p m Busi- ness Classroom Building Room 214, call 924-3608 MULTICULTURAL CENTER: Forum Pro- ;COMgVAINJ A00M gress Leadership and Activism in the HEY! GET INVOLVED! 1990s. 6 30-8 30 pm SO Pacifica Room call 286-4362 JAVA gAMMA power of SJSU KARATE CLUB: Practice 7309 pm The Spartan Complex Room 202 LESBIAN. GAY AND BISEXUAL ALLI- ,PALL 199C) is in its students ANCE: Meeting short vigeos including Vol- There are over 40 committees on campus for you, Lemail Out in Suburbia and thirlyso- mottling 4 30-6 30 pm SU Costanoan and here are just some of them: Room call 236-2002 Yvette Anderson Jennifer Luckman CHRISTIAN STUDENTS FELLOWSHIP: Stacy Anmann Jana McIntyre Academic Fairness Committee Communication Council Bible study and fellowship noon- I 30 p m Marnie Batt Rebecca Montes Academic Freedom & Professional Intercultural Steering Committee S U Pacheco Room call 268-101 Ethics Committee International Programs and Seminar B De- Liz Christensen Charissa Pohle PHYSICS DEPARTMENT: Board of General Studies Student Committee nardo of Naval Postgraduate School. Ex. Cindy Chung Tori Renwidk amples of Research in Educational Phys- Budget Committee Library Committee ics 1 30 pm Science Building Room 257 Lara DeCaro Joni Soracco Budget Review Committee Lottery Funds Committee call 924-5244 Amy Cicchillo Sasha Taylor Campus Opinion Poll Committee Public Safety Committee A.S. LEISURE SERVICES: Last day to sign Campus Planning Committee Research Committee Social Dance #204 9 a m -4 30 p m Traci Draeger Joey Tsutsui up for Child Care Committee Retention Advisory Committee AS Business Office in SO call 924 5961 Jennifer Evans Liz Vlahov Educational Equity Advisory Board Spartan Memorial MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: In- Lauri Mourning Carol Watanabe formation 9 am -3 pm meeting noon-1 Election Board Spartan Shops Board of Directors pm SU Guadalupe Room Linda Flynn Jen Watten Enrollment Advisory Committee Student Union Board of Directors RE-ENTRY PROGRAM: Re-entry support Liz Freitas Jennifer Wheeler Steering Committee Student Grievance Committee group noon -1 30 p m Administration Build. Intercultural rig Room 201 call 924.5930 Erin Ginney

CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT: Apply NOW. Voice your concerns, and take an active part in shaping SJSU Career Resource Center tour to familiarize To apply, CAI F.D.& lAunJer, AS Dimrior of Personnel students with the center s career planning 1244240 Third Floor Student Union tools career publications employers infor- Stop by the AS Offtc, mation and lob listings 1 pm Business tandal Amalasul Sodom Classroom Building Room 13 call 924-6030 PAGE 4, SPARTAN DAILY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1990 -

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P. PAGE 6, SPARTAN DAILY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1990 SPORTS Spartans must stop Stanford runners Stanford, SJSU trade By Bryan Gold as a fullback is Volpe. who needs Daily staff writer 191 yards to move into third place thoughts on game on the Stanford career rushing Saturday's SJSU-Stanford By Paul Wheaton and sow,. long passes for touch- showdown has more than just leaders. Volpe played in only two games last season because of a Mark Smith downs.'' bragging rights at stake. Daily staff writer s Green SJSU (2-I-1) puts its defense to knee injury. Volpe rushed for 1.- 027 yards and caught 26 passes in Here's what the coaches and "Sun Jose State is a very the test against the running attack players have said about Satur- quick team. We need to worry of the Cardinal I -2). 1988. At tailback behind Milburn is day's Spartan-Cardinal football about picking up the Hit/. They The Spartans. who have allowed game: compare to Colorado in speed only II net yards rushing in their J.J. Lasley. who was the third- leading rusher for the Cardinal last On Spartan running back and quickness. They're going to last two games. will face a Stan- Sheldon Canley: come after us. I guarantee it. ford team that gained 296 yards on year. Joining them is Charlie Young. who missed the 1989 sea- "A good back is going to get Stanford offensise guard the ground in defeating Oregon his yards. We have to control Darren Baird State 37-3 last Saturday. son because of a knee injury. Young is a receiving threat out of the ball so he won't have the op- On the Cardinal of tense: The Cardinal has six running portunity. -1 !bulk vs eve CorCil every backs to run through the gaps. The the backfield. catching 43 passes to lead the team in 1988. Stanford coach Dennis I we hut one,. when inside the leader of this six-pack is Glyn Mil- Green 20 We has e a let's-get-the- oh- burn, a sophomore transfer from Volpe also has his competition. Last year's starting fullback "He's a quick, evasive back done attitude " Oklahoma. His 113 yards rushing who's hard to contain. We will Baird against OSU last week was the Tommy Vardell has five rushing touchdowns so far this year. In the try to build a wall that he can't On the Spartan offense: most by a Cardinal back since Jon get around." 'We are going to has e our Volpe rushed for a school record media guide. Stanford head coach Dennis Green called the 6-foot 2- Stanford nose guard hands full ss ith iheii tin of- 220 yards against Washington in Aaron Rembisz fense We %%ill take an aggre, 1988. inch, 232 pound Vardell "a quick, slashing. inside runner who also On Cardinal running hack stye rio.nirc I hte his e long In three games this year. he has Glyn Milburn: range i..apahilities- caught 12 passes for 101 yards. has has good quickness and the ability to catch the ball out of the back- "He is an electrifying hall - Creeff returned two punts for 83 yards, carrier, and is Stanford's best and has returned three kickoffs for field. Saturda s game: Finally, there is Ellery Roberts. back since Daunt Nelson. Mil- 71 yards. He currently ranks 15th burn adds another dimension to '' r vi he a good old-lashion Daily file photo who transferred from Miami last in the nation with 152 all-purpose their offense and definitely has Area football game v1 nIh yards per game. year. Roberts is averaging 4.0 SJSU's defense will be tested w ithout linebacker Everett ',limp- yards pet-carry this season. downtown ability." Millie exciting players. Milburn also brings experience SJSU coach Terry Shea Green kins. above, in Saturday's game et Stanford and honors from his days at Santa The Spartans counter with a defense that welcomes the return of "Glyn Milburn makes people c have an experienced Monica High School, where as a miss. All the defense is doing is group of players, Vlost have South Carolina junior he played cornerback and Lyneil Mayo to the lineup. Mayo and his replacement. Charles Bur- grabbin air and eating turf." logged 14 to 15 games in their newest one game at running back. In that SJSU linebacker Mike careers. The coaches lime de- Spartans in the becomes game. Milburn ran 65 yards for a nham. will split linebacker duties. SJSU also features Steve Scialabba veloped a nice chemistry . member of SEC touchdown the first time he On the Spartan defense: don't shoot ourselves in the tool NFL touched the ball. Hieber. the Big West Conference COIA AIWA. S.C. (API -- Defensive Player of the Week. He "They're going to sack the with penalties... In the first game as a senior in quarterback. There still also be Shea Through Week Three South Carolina's hunt for an all- 1987, Milburn, moved to running received the award for his perfor- sports conference is over. hack, ran 90 yards for a touchdown mance against UNLV last week The Gamecocks may have on the first play from scrimmage. Ilieber recorded 10 tackles and two There are 25,000 tickets left for VTestmmister esbyterian hurch Johnny Johnson, FB (87-89) bagged their limit in the Southeast- He gained 18 awards that year Saturday's Stanford-SJSU game, a Sunday School 9 am - 10:15 am Phoenix Cardinals ern Conference perhaps col- ranging from team MVP to Cali- SJSU spokesman said. Worship Service 10:30am-11:45 Rushing Receiving lege's strongest athletic league. In fornia's Offensive Player of the Swimmers Student tickets have been sold out College Students Welcome No. Yds Avg TO Rec Yrds Avg TO 1989-90, SEC schools finished in student 58 210 362 1 7 106 151 0 Year to Second Team USA Toda) at the Event Center. so 1100 Shasta avenue the top seven nationally in 16 of 18 All-American. Milburn also to compete tickets have to be purchased (408) 294-7447 Mervyn Fernandez, WR (81) sports and won three NCAA titles. gained 2,718 yards on the season. through the Stanford box office the women's swim team dive, Los Angeles Raiders But that doesn't scare South a California single-season state re- Receiving head first into another season with Carolina athletic director King cord. - BIBLE STUDY Rac Yrds Avg TO an alumni meet Sunday at the 12 260 21 7 1 Dixon. Spartan head coach Terry Shea SJSU Aquatic Center. The meet WORSHIP "I can assure you this." Dixon is aware of Milburn's presence. will include at least 15 forme] FELLOWSHIP' Steve DeBerg. QB (75-76) said. "When you're thrown in "He Kansas Ciry Chiefs is an electrifying ball car- Spartan swimmers and is sched there with Southeastern Confer- rier." Shea said. Shea compares FOR INFO. CALL Passing ence schools and you're seeking tiled to begin at 10:30 a.m. NO. Yds TD 1st Milburn to former Stanford stand- An Pct Following the meet, the team CAMPUS PASTOR 51 94 542 718 4 0 national championships. you'll out Dart-in Nelson, who played for will have a barbecue to promote GARY ALLDRIN never see a Gamecock looking at the Minnesota Vikings in the NFL. !REALITY GIII Byrd, CB (79-82) hi, feet ... You're going to see team unity. (415) 961-5781 San Diego Chargers "He adds another dimension. The fall swimming season Iv hon looking competitive in the He has that downtown Interceptions ability." gins Oct. 20 against Hayward CHRIST IAN [El I OWSHIP No Yds Avg T13 Ts e)es of somebody else. We're Shea said. State. SJSU also has a home meet 1 13 13.0 0 It going after it." Joining Milburn in the backfield FRIDAY NIGHTS at 7:30 DUNCAN HALL 135 South Carolina made it official on Nov..1 against Reno. Ricky Slglar, OL (IR) Tuesday. accepting an invitation to San Francisco mirers join the SEC and accomplishing it, Stacey Bailey, WR (78-81) goal of becoming a member of ail Atlanta Falcons all-sports league. Receiving Sec Yrds Avg TO SEC presidents voted unani 4 44 110 0 mously earlier Tuesday in a con ference call to ask South Carolin,t AGAIN ANDAGAIN Jay Taylor, S (87-88) to join the league. Phoenix Cardinals interception Since adding Arkansas to its ros- Monday No Yds Avg TO This ter Aug. 1, the 16 160 0 3 SEC had been September 24, 1990 searching for a 12th member to R.T.P. 2 - 4 p.m James Saxon, RB (86-87) give it an even number of schools. Kansas City Chiefs "Today is a great day for South University Club Carolina." Arthur K. Smith. the university's interim president, Workshop 408 8th Street said. (Retention, Tenure & Promotion)

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ORIGINAL C SPORTS SPARTAN DAILY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1990, PAGE 7 Court strikes down NCAA drug test policy, says it invades privacy Al') A drug-testing program government intrusions. The U.S. challenged by athletes at Stanford Supreme Court has ruled that the University was too broad and its NCAA is a private entity and accuracy doubtful. a state appeals therefore not covered by the U.S. court says. Constitution's ban on unreasonahke The 6th District Court of Appeal searches. ruled Tuesday that the program "It's a victory for the constitu- conducted by the National Colle- tion at no cost to the integrity of giate Athletic Association violated sports," said Edward Chen. ap the right to privacy granted by the American Civil Liberties Union California state constitution. The lawyer in the case. NCAA also failed to show that the A lawyer for the NCAA did ntit program was necessary or effec- return telephone calls Tuesday. , tive, the court said. The appellate court upheld a "The evidence did not support 1988 ruling by Santa Clara County the NCAA's claim that there is sig- Superior Court Judge Conrad nificant drug use among student- Rushing, who banned drug testing athletes, and that by testing. stu- of Stanford athletes the only dciiis' health and safety and the in- ones exempt from the program out tegrity of the competition will be of the more than 1.t)00 schools protected," said Justice Eugene governed by the NCAA. Premo in the 3-0 decision. The suit was originally filed by He also said the NCAA had not diver Simone LeVant. She later tried less-intrusive alternatives, dropped out of the case. but foot- such as drug education. ball player Barry McKeever and The ruling is the first by any ap- soccer player Jennifer Hill picked Rick Romagosa Daily staff photographer pellate court in the nation against up the suit and were joined by the Outside hitter Betsy Welsh, #2, shows frustration (luring the Spartans' first loss of the season Tuesday. the testing program. It applies only university on behalf of all its ath- to Stanford and, if upheld on ap- letes. peal. to other schools in Califor- nia. "The NCAA needs to look at streak The NCAA since 1986 has con- student rights and the law in deter- Volleyball loses, ends six-win ducted random drug testing of ath- mining what is an effective and By Shigeru Nishiwaki champion Long Beach State on also hit the net. seven more points and a game letes in championship competitions legal drug testing program," said Daily staff writer Saturday. SJSU came through on its sec- point at 14-7. and post-season football games. Debra Zumwalt, a lawyer for Stan- Streaks always come to an end. SJSU looked as if it was going ond opportunity when freshman looking for evidence of six catego- ford. She noted that courts have rea- Unfortunately for the women's to keep its winning streak alive in setter Annie Shaughnessy served Both teams played evenly in the ries of drugs, including steroids. upheld drug testing based on a drug volleyball team, its streak of six the first game, as it took a 9-6 lead. an ace on the next play. fourth game to tie the score at 12- Ti) be eligible during the season. sonable suspicion of current wins is over. However, the Gauchos came back Game two also saw the Spartans 12, but the Gauchos capitalized on all athletes must sign forms con- use. The Spartans 16-11 fell to sev- to tie the score at 9-9. take the early lead 7-2. This time. a number of Spartans errors to win senting to be tested. Last year. the In Tuesday's ruling. Premo said enth-ranked UC Santa Barbara From then on. both teams fought the Spartans gave up only six more the fourth game. NCAA began year-round testing of the evidence supported Rushing's Tuesday night 15-13, 15-8. 7-15, relentlessly, with the Spartans tak- points before taking a 2-0 lead in football players for steroids and finding that "athletes do not use 15-12, 15-5 in front of approxi- ing a 14-13 lead and a match point. the match. Game five' was all UCSB. SJSU two other types of drugs. drugs any more than college stu- mately 460 fans. Mary Ann Wagner's shot into the The Gauchos showed a stronger came only as close as 5-10. but The suit was filed under the state dents generally or others of their The Gauchos came in with an net kept UCSB in the game. but team in the third game and took an Santa Barbara scored the next five constitution because its right of age group. and that they actually impressive 13-1 record after hav- the Gauchos were not able to capi- 7-6 lead. A number of errors by the points to capture the game and the privacy has been interpreted to use drugs less during the athletic ing defeated defending national tali/e as Tina Van Loon's serve Spartans allowed UCSB to score match. apply to private actions as well as season than their peers. Classified

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PAGE 8, SPARTAN DAILY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1990 FEATURES Lock Up plays SJSU today Brando to write, sell his memoirs LOS ANGELES (AN Peo- cided.... Publishers worldwide being handled from London. and By Steve Helmer ple are flinging multimillion-dol- lime called me with otters." she is setting up meetings there Daily staff writer lar offers at actor Marlon Warner Books' Ellen Herrick publishers for late thiT:kil . Lock Up will be at SJSU today Brand. but this time it's not for said her firm's S2 million offer adn earl nest week. No. not the Sylvester Stallone a role on the silver screen. already has been rebutted. Vi- *1 \s ill decide m. ith him movie, but another Los Angeles Alter decades of king Penguin and Pocket Books, guarding his ones he'd like to chat to." she hard rock/funk band following in Simon & Schuster's mass-market priYacy . the 66-year-old star said. -It %%on't he just the largest the footsteps of the Red Hot Chili \% ants "to publications do ision. said they set the record right" amount but the publishing cool- Peppers. \ selling his memoirs. also are in the competition. The foursome, consisting of vo- Parts and its reptIlat iuin 11C11 "The fact that he would he calist Brian Grillo, guitarist Toni "He is writing and many pub- meet NA 1111 two or three to get a lishers are making bids for the willing to do a hook is itself in- Morello, drummer Vince Ostertag feel for them ads teresting enough for a publisher and bassist Chris Beebe. will at- f011s said the actor.' 'so" - attorney Belinda Frisou. to want to pursue it." said Jack Brandi) recently iii iii mimitcesl his tempt to rock the Student Union Romanos, Pocket Books presi- memoirs were lot sale t), tete. Amphitheatre at noon today. Fri sou added she is "not at dent. phoning the I hilly %%00(1 trade Lock Up will be promoting its I the iiy to disclose dollar amounts nes+ spare r. \ . debut album "Something Bitchin to third parties until it is de- In sou said all negotiations are This Way Comes" on Geffen Re- cords. "We're a live band." said Morello in a press release. "We make the crowd work it until it falls off. On the album, people will MELANIE GRIFFITH MATTHEW MODINE hear the depth of the band as well and as the fun." "The '90s will be about break- MICHAEL KEATON ing harriers." Morello said. "What previously was considered 'alternative will he accepted by a wider audience." Lock Up strongly mph:oil/es its intelligent Is ries. Besides being loud. Grillo's ocals are tilled s th social substance. Such songs as Kiss 17 Goodbye" and -24 Hour Man," are just that - loud and Publicity photo aware of the imperfect world. The group's music may he so di- The band Lock Up is scheduled to perform today. verse because each member's life bass until I was 1h." Morello. is so different. Grillo was horn and The two boys on a mission were Lock Up was finally formed raised in Harbor City. Calif.. until soon joined by Morello, who was when Ostertag filled the missing he was kicked out of the house at horn in Harlem and grew up in the link it the drums. Belonging to a age 17. He then relocated to Times Illinois suburb of Libertyville. He militars tinnily. he really has no Square in New York City, but re- was a late bloomer on the guitar, place to call home. But like Grillo. turned home to Southern Califor- and didn't start playing until he he v. as :tisk, hooted out ot the house nia where he met up with Beebe. was 17 years old. He graduated at the age wl. 17 and 'nosed to L.A. Beebe, who grew up in the San from Harvard in 19X6 with honors Fernando Valley, started playing Lock t p then recorded "Some- in social studies and soon al- stand-up bass for his seventh grade thing Bitchin." which was pro- terward moved to Los Angeles. school orchestra. duced hs Matt Wallace. producer where he got hooked up with "1 had these little hands play ing of the Replacements and Faith No Grillo and Beebe. this huge thing. but 1 fell in lo Ye \ lira. the go nip hopes this album with it,- said Beebe in a press re- "They told inc my degree was a is the beginning of a promising ca- lease. -1 didn't even get an electric prerequisite for joining... said reer They were the perfect couple, buying the perfect house, until a perfect stranger moved into their lives.

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