rit SPARTAN DA 1 LY Vol. 97, No. 17 Published for San lose State University since 1934 Wednesday, September 25, 1991 Balgooyen's fate at SJSU in limbo

By Tony Marek Court records. reversal of the decision went to independent Lismissal is too strong a punishment, Daily staff wnter But the university could provide no com- arbitration earlier this year, Balgooyen said according to professor David Elliott, chair 'I feel the sanction the ments on the status of the case other than to Tuesday. of the department of communication studies Biology professor Thomas Balgooyen's confirm that Balgooyen is still a faculty Final arguments have been filed by the and a family friend who has been following university seeks to apply future at SJSU may be decided this week, member, according to Lori Stahl, public faculty union and SJSU with a professional the proceedings since federal charges were following Thomas according to sources at the California information officer for SJSU. arbitrator, Kathy Kelly. filed in April, 1990. Balgooyen's conviction is Faculty Association who asked not to be Following his conviction, Balgooyen was Balgooyen said he was unable to com- "I feel the sanction the university seeks to too severe' named. notified by the university of its intention to ment on the current status of his appeal but apply following Thomas Balgooyen's con- Balgooyen, a SJSU biology professor, dismiss the tenured professor as of Jan. I, did say that he would want to continue viction is too severe," Elliott said. "It does was convicted in June, 1990 of illegally cap- 1991. teaching at SJSU. not automatically follow that because a per- David Elliott turing and transporting endangered species Balgooyen has appealed his dismissal "I certainly enjoyed teaching here in the Gurrtmunlr atton studies depart men t ch1r across state lines, according to Federal through the CFA. The union's case for past, and that would be an auractive option." See BALGOOYEN, Page 3 OUCH! Recycling effort lacks campus help Volunteer collectors few in number as bins fill up

By Kim Carter allocations for money to make Only staff writer S.A.F.E.R. a sustainable program. "S.A.F.E.R. is in dire need of money S.A.F.E.R., student affiliation for to get through fall and spring environmental respect, is an indepen- semester," Bastow said. The money dent organization that collects recy- needed will be used for new bins to cled paper products on campus, and is recycle newspaper and to pay students having a difficult time collecting for their pick-up service. paper material from paper bins due to Last year S.A.F.E.R. received lack of money and volunteers. money from the Associated Students The desk top recycling program to build newspaper disposal bins but pertains to anyone who has a desk did not get permission from facilities function. and faculty departments due to Faculty members and university. appearance and maintenance. employees put paper into recycled "The current newspaper bins are bins accordingly S.A.F.E.R. will old and not convenient," Bastow said. pick up white, computer, mixed color "We need updated bins in order to and newspaper. make the collection process easier." Paper recycling bins located in par- Bastow and Can have reorganized ticipating offices on campus are flow- the program to make the job easier. ing over because the material is not The collecting process only takes an being collected on a regular basis. hour as before it took two to three Two semesters ago S.A.F.E.R. had hours. 20 to 25 volunteers to pick up recy- The volunteer receives a sheet with cled paper products. a list of offices that need their bins to At that time only 50 offices partici- be emptied. pated. Presently, 200 to 250 offices The collector separates the recy- are participating and S.A.F.E.R has cled material into a cart depending on two volunteers. type. The absence of volunteers is relat- The recycled material is taken to ed to tuition hikes and the fact that Eighth Street and placed in large students are looking for jobs and have dumpsters. The paper is collected a Lynn Benson Only staff photographer less free time. couple times per week. Nadirah lhsan gets blood drawn by Janice Nara, a ity, Delta Sigma Theta, is sponsoring the program, SJSU students Jonathan Bastow S.A.F.E.R. receives $500 to $1,000 medical technologist from Student Health Services as which will be held today and Thursday in the Student and Mike Carr, co-chairmen of profit every semester. S.A.F.E.R. has part of a Sickle -Cell anemia testing drive. Ihsan's soror- Union. See related story below. S.A.F.E.R., presented a proposal to the to pay $25 a ton to haul mixed paper Associated Student's board of special See S.A.F.E.R., Page 3 Promotion tries to sway commuters Back-up Bad air hangs around Bay Area beaten sent a health risk to people with respiratory prob- of the SJSU b meteorology department. Smog warning issued, lems, young children and older people. The warm, heavy -air weather pauem San Jose But there has been no increase in smog -related has had lately caused an inversion layer to form free light no illnesses yet reported cases in the SJSU health center, according to Dr. high over the Santa Clara Valley. Warm air rises, -rail Robert J. Lana, head of operations in the center. then begins rides to cool and slow, trapping smog Each year about 15 days are considered to be beneath. By Traci Deguchi As for riders, one San Jose resi- By Jason Rothman above the maximum government standard of air "The inversion layer acts as a lid keeping the Only staff wnies dent, mechanic Frank Amrin, stood Only staff writer quality. If there are more than nine parts smog for smog in the area," MacKay said "I was on Mt at the Santa Clara station transit every million parts of air, it exceeds the govern- Hamilton over the weekend and I could see the The sky was cloudless, the pave- mall stop waiting for the light-rail. Traffic keeps building, the air thickening with ment standard. top of the smog. It was about 1,000 feet high." ment was burning and the smog He had been riding frequently since exhaust that chokes Santa Clara County residents, Cars release hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxide Only 25 percent of emissions released into the reading was already expected to 8 a.m. Tuesday and didn't notice an and still we remain attached to our cars. into the air, and the weather pattern in the Bay air daily come from cars used by people getting exceed 100. overwhelming increase in alternate For the past week and a half, the smog level in Area acts as a lid keeping the emissions close to With the early morning commute transportation. Santa Clara County has been high enough to pre- the ground, according to Ken MacKay, chairman See SMOG, Page 3 beginning to crawl on the snaked "There wasn't that many more roads around San Jaw, it looked like people. I could still see people driv- a perfect day to begin commuting. ing with only one person in the car," After months of marketing, pro- Amrin said, "people are lost without INSIDE motion and advertising, Beat the their cars." Free Sickle-Cell Anemia testing Back -Up day commenced Tuesday One SJSU student who could morning, with the goal to get Bay only be bothered for a few minutes SPORTS Area residents to participate in alter- before the bus whisked her on her offered in Student Union to all nate transportation. way, was another transit regular. Golfer swings away: As an incentive to get people into 'I usually take the light -rail," disorder traced to most it is also found in ethnic SJSU 's Tracy Hansen gives the swing of things, the Santa Clara said Vera Bridges, a linguistics Deadly groups originating in Southern something back after leading County Transportation Agency let major. ethnic groups, not just blacks Europe.The trait is found in the Spartans to the top. light-rail riders from 5 to 10 a.m. have a car, but there's no place one in 10 African -Americans, Page 6 ride free. to park, and it's much more of a has- By Dade Reis Early detection of the dis- in one in 90 Hispanics, and According to public communica- sle to drive anyway,." he said. Daily staff *num ease is difficult because there one in 200 Caucasians, accord- tions spokeswoman for SCCTA, Lill For light -rail operator Eddie are often few symptoms and ing to the Santa Clara Health Smith, the free ride offer on light - Apostle, students have been a big September is National because the disease itself Department. FEATURES rail pulled in and estimated 10,000 part of the increased ndership, aside Sickle Cell Anemia Awareness closely resembles many other "The first dilemma in trying Stevie Nicks goes back to additional riders which is an 80 per- from Beat the Back-Up. month. In accordance with diseases. to address sickle cell disease is the past: Her new album, cent increase in their morning com- "Ever since school started, stu- boosting awareness of the "Sickle cell masquerades a that when it started, out health mute from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. dents are really taking the light - sickle cell disease, SJSU is number of other diseases, care professionals said that this "Timespace" covers her best. "We had every 4ht-rail car out rail," he said, "For today, it's been also offering free testing today which means that physicians is a black disease," said Battle. Page 4 on line this morning," Smith said. pretty normal to me," he said. in the Student Union. have a problem diagnosing "When you make a statement There was also a 29.2 percent Brian Augusta, coordinator of the Sickle cell anemia is an people with it, said Oscar like that II 13 very difficult to increase in the number of cars AlTrans programs through the inherited blood disease caused Battle, health educator of the erase the statement once its parked at the park and ride lots for Environmental Resource Center by an abnormality of the SJSU student health services been said repeatedly." WORLD NEWS light -rail stations, which is an worked in promoting Beat the Back- hemoglobin in red blood cells. and health education depart- Battle compared this dilem- Tensions in Iraq: United increase of 400 cars from last week. Up and said that alternate trans- The disease can cause serious ment_ ma to AIDS education, stating States sent 100 Patriot "We feel pleased. The whole idea portation is on the rise. bouts of pain, damage to vital The sickle cell disorder is that when information first missies of introducing people to alternate "We had a tremendous response organs and for some, death in found almost exclusively in started to appear about the dis- and 1,300 troops to Saudi transportation meets our goals," and a lot of students are participat- childhood or early adulthood. African -Americans, however, Arabia. Page 5 Smith said, "We don't expect people ing," he said, "alternate transporta- See DISORDER, Page 3 to give up their cars by any means." tion is catching on." 2 Wednesday, September 25, 1991 San lose State University II SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS

EDITORIAL Dying for work We can blame "the government" all u.S. democracy we want, but we obviously can't have blind faith in it for miracle solutions. ignores the poor None of us can look the other way anymore. government's We have to start with ourselves today, Our because we're all on this sinking ship done it again. It's together. "We the people" are supposedly made us look bad to "created equal." We surely don't all have equal monetary levels or educational the rest of the world. opportunities or even physical abilities, In a recent study of seven Western but we all should have and expect equal democracies released last week, the rights and treatment with dignity as United States had the highest poverty human beings. rate and, worse still, "did the least to help We look down our noses at someone its poor." using food stamps in Safeway. We're It's embarrassing. It's disgraceful. It's aggravated because he takes so long in the government. line. As we drive home, we see him But who or what is this illustrious walking to the bus stop. He makes us feel "government" anyway? It's supposed to guilty. But we crank up the stereo and let be "by the people for the people." Does that feeling pass. "He's just lazy. That's that mean we've done this ourselves? why he's poor." "No," we say. "It's not my fault it's Maybe he's not the lazy one. the 'government' that's the bad guy." Is it so bad to give the guy on the But perhaps we have done this corner the 50 cents he wants?" Of course, ourselves. By our voter apathy, by not some will buy cigarettes or liquor, but caring enough to understand issues some really need food. Who are we to thoroughly, we've elected policy makers judge? Especially in this area, it could be who've allowed, or even purposely any of us tragedies strike, things caused, this lack of support for the poor happen. Not everyone has an IRA or a in our country. roll-over CD account to back them up. Maybe it's even more than that. Let the guy with the "Will work for Maybe, shockingly enough, the food" sign check the oil in your car, then government is us magnified one- buy him a burger. Or volunteer a day a '

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Yosemite fires put SMOG DISORDER campers in haze From Front Page ers have a child, their child may will correct the disease-causing gene From Front Page worse." ease, people said it was a gay dis- inherit two sickle cell genes and or prevent sickling crises, according YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK The organization is trying to get ease. develop the disease. to the March of Dimes. There are, (AP) - Crews on Tuesday began to and from work. The other 75 per- people to only use their cars when "There are many youngsters on In an affected person, when however, a number of new therapies battling a forest fire near Glacier cent of car emissions released come there is no alternative. They encour- this campus that still believe AIDS enough of the sickled blood cells being tried for reducing the severity Point that had been allowed to burn from people using their cars to run age people to use public transit, is a gay disease despite the number clump together, they can block small and frequency of crises, and there is on its own for more than two weeks. casual errands, according to Teresa walk and ride bikes. of heterosexuals getting the dis- blood vessels, causing tissue dam- progress in medical care that limits The lightning -caused blaze Lee, the public relations director for Other sources of pollution are ease," he said. age. damage from crises. almost two miles southeast of the Bay Area Air Quality aerosol cans which now use hydro- A person having a single sickle Crises that damage vital organs Glacier Point had burned without Management District. carbons instead of chlorofluorocar- cell gene is said to have sickle cell such as the brain, lungs and kidneys any attempt to suppress it since "The major source of pollution is bons to release the contents of the trait. These people are as healthy as may lead to disability or even death. Free sickle cell testing being discovered the first week of autos," Lee said. "There are nearly can. As the contents are released so non -carriers, rarely having any The passage of a new law requir- will be offered today September. However, the National six million people in the Bay Area, are the hydrocarbons, 25 tons a day health problems which are related to ing a sickle cell test for all newborn from 10:30 a.m.to Park Service decided to contain the and therearc four million cars regis- nationally. Oil-based paints release the trait, and cannot later develop infants will increase the detection 1 p.m. fire after erratic winds pushed it tered in the Bay Area. Unless we do 16 tons a day, and lawn mowers and the disease, according to the March rate of carriers, however, there is in the Student Union beyond the area it was being something now, it's going to get leaf blowers release five tons a day. of Dimes. However, when two earn- now no drug or other therapy that Costanoan Room. allowed to burn, spokeswoman Marla LaCass said. S.A.F.E.R. From Front Page Manager for Spartan Shops, Inc. away. "The office would call S.A.F.E.R. The organization receives money once a week and the material would from newspaper and white paper - be collected." $25 a ton and computer paper This semester is not to that point receives $100 a ton. yet, according to Gendreau. "The "The money made by S.A.F.E.R. Spartan Shops need to give goes to publicity and supplies such S.A.F.E.R. a two week lead time ... as phone bills and copying fees," not ideal." Bastow said. Gendreau admits that S.A.F.E.R. more than they do ...,k,, L. Despite the collecting process cannot collect ,toyevsk making a change for the better, the because of the volunteer situation. 1 material is not being collected on a "The problem is funding ... who regular basis. should be paying for this service. Is TELECoMMIAICAT1ONS . "Last semester this program it S.A.F.E.R.'s responsibility, or Answerng particle , i theory worked well," stated Michele everybody at the university level's, of Machine." 101: zind Gendreau, Department Operations to pitch in?" The "The the Message Independent Alessage hh, T-shirt Center provided from study Center and to Pacific hwohes an tIk' those Belt seldrected BALGOOYEN nonexistence who sign including Obsolescence implications as up exploration ol From Front semester, 13 faculty members had reflected through significance the Page of self' of by of the resigned from the CFA in protest litun preventing disappearanceOctober 31. of tree benefits the union's decision to support listening your TOPICS: Message person Balgooyen. Pletle1,0 to roottunates of the C'enter son is convicted that the theirs: answering nature should be dismissed." According to Manuel Fimbres, (slightly 1S/11::V. reality from of combined of hearing machinecexistence Elliot, who served as an advocate the campus representative for the TO more with SAT nte.ssages you r : so for Balgooyen in a 1978 tenure dis- CFA.. the teachers who resigned sign extension scores tecorded mes.sages. iological were "following their consciences" up. call above a nd pute with the university, said he has mailboxes). I IZ whsile phone saving known the biology professor since in protesting the union's decision to I-800-427-7715. a touch i your- he was defend a teacher who some have et. folk. already he was a child.Elliot said ETHICS .00. ENR01.1..1/kAl:. pbone: in use. also associated with his father, Ted characterized as guilty of unethical 200: S4.9.5 professional conduct. limited a month Balgooyen, a retired professor of 'Removing to .32 communication studies at SJSU for Balgooyen's Federal court con- Pillow million. over 40 years. viction is currently waiting for a trial date at the Ninth Circuit Court 4'i,. .4r' W 1 Not all SJSU faculty members - I,or P. are as supportive of Balgooyen. of Appeals, according to his attor- "en 1:4*- As of the end of the spring ney, John L. Williams. no

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By Faye Wells "We are the only l 'pward Bound program January, 1991 when her grade point average [lady staff wnter within 30 miles," she said. 'There's one at was 2.1. Now it's 4.0. Hayward and one at Stanford." "The tutors are down to earth and not Upward Bound partnerships Sixteen people who came to SJSU yester- Upward Bound received a report from snobby, and there is more individual atten- from each school day are neither students nor staff. They are East Side Union stating that of 21,793 stu- tion," she said. Number of students 199a91 highschoolers who have taken part in dents, 52 percent of them could be classified When Darnall Tillman, also of James 15-25 Upward Bound, an academic enrichment as "at risk," of likely to leave before obtain- Lick, started the program, she had the requi- program. ing a high school diploma, Chacon said. site 2.0 average to become a cheerleader, New seniors, they have hit the home- "We serve 85 kids, or 0.9 percent of the eli- she said. She joined the 1990 summer pro- stretch and came yesterday to find out how gible pool." gram during which she lived on campus indeitendenee 5-15 from Sunday through Thursday night. to apply for college. Some had the Of those who participate in Upward a. Mt. Pleasant *rba Buena Scholastic Aptitude Test practice books and Bound throughout the nation, 91 percent go "1 was really excited because I really lto averfeit others had tickets readied to send to the directly to college from high school, accord- needed to get my grades jumped up," she IP James Lick 0-5 San .16se Academy Educational Testing Service.The finish line ing to Abimbola Mama, academic coordi- said. "1 made a lot of friends but 1 really Piedmont Hills hard. My grades jumped tremen- I. Silver Creek is admission to a four-year college or two- nator. worked ). Lincoln High year junior college. Students who enter the program must dously." "This crop of seniors we have are great," pass a test, get two teacher recommenda- But she found her life in SJSU's dormito- Upward Bound helps high-school stu- income background or are the first in Frank Castillo of Upward Bound said . "I tions, and write an essay, she said. ries restricted by curfews, limits of 15 min- dents from at risk backgrounds to their family to attend college. Fifty- think every one of them is going to enter a They attend weekly tutoring sessions at utes on the phone, and no visitors except complete school and continue with a two percent of the 21,000 students university. I am very proud of that. They are SJSU. In addition, they must read one book family. 4-year education. attending East Side Union High the leaders of tomorrow." a month that is not required in their school She continued the program through the At-risk students come from a low- school are considered at risk." Upward Bound began in 1976 as a feder- curriculum. academic year coming to campus Monday ally funded program to upgrade the study They turn in a review that is not graded and Wednesday for tutoring and Saturday Soaircr Pn,itta Chacon, doector of Upward Round Ruben W Daily produoton skills of hispanics and blacks, underrepre- but is critiqued, Adaina said. Upward Bound for lecture classes. She also came for coun- sented in college with respect to their num- keeps copies of their work in student file seling one Thursday a month. bers in the general population, according to folders. They come to lecture classes from Summer courses prevent summer wrestled the trophy from University of the program serves. Chacon said. As she Priscilla Chacon, director for the last 18 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. employment, Tillman said. She did not take California at Berkeley. writes proposals for federal funds, Frank months. As part of a career workshop, students the 1991 summer session of Upward Bound, "It takes a lot of work to stay in the pro- Castillo, outreach specialist, researches "Our goal is to increase the number of will "research a career a month," she said. hut she will continue throughout this year. gram," he said. In the summer program "if community and private assistance. students served and to intensify services," "More than anything, we try to help them "If you slack off, (the tutors) will keep you do not do your work, you have no free "I would like to develop a professional she said. develop strong study skills," she said. "And bugging you. They want to see you make time," he said. At the decathlon parties, mentor-mentee program," Castillo said. lie Eligibility requires a student to be the the oveniding thrust is on self-confidence." it," she said. tutors enforced a distance when students would like to pair students with doctors, first in the family to attend college or of low Participants said they found the program Roosevelt Larry of American High danced, he said. lawyers, educators and engineers who would income as established by federal guidelines, difficult but that the individual attention School has been in the program three years, Even though Olivia de la Cueva's grades allow students to observe them at work. Chacon said. Upward Bound now takes stu- yielded results. has seen his grade point average rise from did not go up, she says the program has Like Chacon and Adama, Castillo said dents from 10 high schools, eight in the East Dorian Buckner's grades "boosted way its previous 2.5. He participated twice on the "motivated her to study more and to believe Upward Bound's main goats are self-esteem, Side Union School District and two from up," she said. She started the program while SJSU Upward Bound academic decathlon in herself." time management and study skills. And, of San Jose Unified School District.. a junior at James Lick High School in team, once in July 1991 when the team Funding determines how many students course, getting high whistlers into college. A new book Nicks' new album: `Timespace' entitled By Dede Reis Nicks' third album, 1986's "Rock well-known musicians, producers, Daily staff writer A Little," was released with no less engineers and writers. Nicks added fanfare. Her third straight album to three new songs to her new greatest `Scarlett' is tevie Nicks, a musician with top the million mark, it hosted hits compilation. a long and successful another top single, "Talk To Me," hs. song entitled "Some- career, has just completed and another song, "I Can't Wait," times It's A Bitch," was sequel to her fifth solo album, which she sang only once in the stu- done with Jon Bon Jovi; "Timespace: The Best of dio. "Love's A Hard Game To Stevie Nicks." In 1987, Fleetwood Mac came Play," with Poison's Bret 'Gone with The album is a compilation of out with "Tango In The Night," Michaels; and "Desert Angel," with old tracks which have been remixed which featured several of Nicks' Michael Campbell of Tom Petty & the Wind' to give a technically "newer" sound, compositions and sold eight million The Heartbreakers. and three new songs, all of which copies worldwide. With all of Nicks' songs, there is are dual efforts with fellow musi- As 1988 came to a close, no disputing that she writes and NEW YORK (AP) Alexandra cians. "Fleetwood Mac's Greatest Hits" sings from her heart. Her lyrics Ripley may be the first author to Nicks began her solo career in was released, and again Nicks con- reflect her own personal and spintu- receive second billing on the cover the 1980s. releasing her first album tributed her prolific songwnting tal- al quests, which may he a reason of her own book. But the book is "Bella Donna" in 1981. The album, ent. why she decided to include in the the sequel to "Gone With the with its hit song "Stop Draggin' My Less than a year later, her fourth new album candid liner notes on Wind," and Ripley isn't about to Heart Around," sold four-million solo album, 'The Other Side Of The each song's history. complain about her name appearing copies, spawning a sold -out solo Mirror," was released and was high- Hearing the song and then the below Margaret Mitchell's. lighted by one of the most com- story behind it, really changes the -There's a voice in this book and After finishing her first album, pelling songs of her career, "Rooms experience of listening to the album that is Margaret Mitchell's, that's Nicks wasted no time returning to On Fire." Some of the old has on the album what I was after," Ripley said in an songwriting, concurrently compos- After completing a solo tour, include "If Anyone Falls." "Leather interview Tuesday, a day before the ing material for both her future solo Nicks rejoined Fleetwood MAC lor And Lace," -Stand Back," and scheduled release of the long-await- albums and Fleetwood Mac, who one more album, "Behind The "Rooms On Fire." ed "Scarlett: The Sequel to she joined during the1970s. Mask," but when the tour closed, The album is representative of Margaret Mitchell's 'Gone With the In 1983, spearheaded by the sin- she once again decided to work out- Nicks' unique and mysterious music Wind. - gle "Stand Back," Nicks released side the group's confines. and is sure to be enjoyed by her "It's such an easy shot; people her second solo album, "The Wild Teaming up with a number of fans. can be so clever. 'Margaret Mitchell Heart," which went platinum, would have never done this.' This scored a top five on the charts, and should have never been done.' won a Grammy nomination. When bad reviews start coming in, I Py.lcIty photo could say they won't bother me, concentrate on other matters besides Quality by design. that's a lie; they will bother me. I'm racial relations. just hoping to get more good "I do sort of avoid any black - The shipbuilders of tWOCenturtes is6o undeystuoil the ,.iiiic :NI reviews than bad reviews." white interaction," she said. "I quality into even the smallest.part. We Iing Cl.e ,,oi,i!,, v,..,,,,,,, The book runs 823 pages, about didn't see that there was any need to HAVE YOU LARD Johnson because we have our owff tradition ualay---a I. ,1111aPi I It I I 200 less than "Gone With the express that. It had nothing to do A now fraternity is corning that goes hack to our founding over 30 years o Tee diiii,,Is 0, 01-, Wind." It closely follows Mitchell's with the story I was telling. That's on -campus interviews. check your PlaceinefftgErntel it c; style, with much of the action tak- one reason I was sort of happy to to the San Jose Stets campus ing place from Scarlett's point of get to Ireland, where everybody was view. white, so 1 did not have that to deal Mitchell, killed in a car accident with." in 1949, lived long enough to see About 900,000 copies of the new PHI SIGMA KAPPA her book become an international book already have been shipped to On-Can't phenomenon and Academy Award. stores and Ripley says a sequel to continues to provide a good fraternity experience for more than Friday, October winning movie, but not to see the her sequel is likely. But, she added, 4,000 undergraduates annually. The personal development of civil rights movement that make the she doesn't want to write it. the individual, particularly leadership skills and a focus on world so different from the one she "I want to write my own books," academics, remains paramount to our Fraternity IT knew. she said. "This makes it possible for ,E;r "Gone With the Wind" contains me to write my own book and have Watkins-I 40124,48 pages and pages of racist content, more people read them. I've Look for us on the San Jose State campus! but "Scarlett" makes virtually no become a brand name, like references to race. Ripley said she Campbell's soup and Ivory soap. For more Information, contact omitted slave dialogue because she My books, thank God, have always Director of Expansion Lou Redenbaugh at 408/298-3500 found it offensive and wanted to done well, but not like this."

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bidden to talk during much of his "dread- Shoppers, ignoring the ongoing political its refusal to cooperate with U.N. inspec- ful" captivity. stand-off, flocked to a major thoroughfare tors could force the council to authorize the "This morning I started another dreadful leading into Rustaveli Prospekt, which sep- use of troops and warplanes to protect the day.... I wondered how more months I've arates Parliament and television center. teams inside Iraq. got to stay.... I wondered how much But the pro- and anti-Gamsakhurdia Late Tuesday, U.N. officials said Iraq longer, how much long, how much longer. forces weren't budging from either build- had agreed to allow U.N. inspectors to use Wondering how many more months I've ing. And although both sides say they helicopters for their inspections, a major got to stay here," the 77 -year-old Briton won't fire on fellow Georgians, they are demand of the Security Council. said in a hoarse whisper at a packed news armed with automatic rifles, pistols and Bntish Ambassador David Hannay said conference. sharp knives. Iraq's letter to the Security Council's presi- "My voice has gone after two years of National guardsmen were especially dent, French Ambassador Jean -Bernard chaining, of saying: 'Do this, do that. Don't vigilant at the television center following a Merimee, "appears to be an unconditional do that!' or 'Be quiet!'" Mann said, bang- shooting incident early Tuesday morning. acceptance for the right of the United ing his hand on a table to illustrate the Four armed guards loyal to Nations inspection teams to fly their heli- orders from his kidnappers. Gamsakhurdia fired into the air near the copters ... we regard this letter as an "I can't say enough actually about this television center before dawn, but were unconditional acceptance." great welcome," he said to the host of quickly detained by opposition forces. reporters, photographers, officials and Kitovani claimed they were trying to pro- well-wishers who greeted his arrival at a voke opposition members. room in the Syrian Foreign Ministry. NEWS Q uiz Prime Minister John Major of Britain said he had heard that Mann, who was o U.N. team still held by freed by a Muslim extremist group in sends patriots Five correct news stud. Lebanon earlier Tuesday, was "a little Iraq; U.S. Three to four reads USA unwell." Mann appeared gaunt and tired, to Saudi Arabia Today. One to two Where 0 Toshiba shifts Irvine calls from The Associated Press seeking but it was not known if he was sick. have you been? production of advanced comment on the production shift. UNITED NATIONS (AP) Iraq on NEC Corp. also is considering a Tuesday detained 44 U.N. inspectors for O What is CSU Chancellor Barry laptops back to Japan resumption of laptop exports from Japan, a 63 Pops and accidental the second day in a row and accused them Munitz expressing as top priority for company official said. of being CIA spies as the crisis over Iraqi the coming year? TOKYO (AP) Toshiba Corp. is shift- The United States imposed the 100 per- shots keep rivals in compliance with U.N. cease-fire terms ing production of some of its most cent tariff on Japanese portable computers Georgian conflict edgy appeared to be coming to a climax. 0 Come October 1, how much will advanced laptop computers from Southern with 16-bit or 32-bit processors as part of a Troops surrounded the inspectors, who an adult transit day pass cost for California to Japan because of changes in penalty for Japan's alleged failure to com- TBILISI, U.S.S.R. (AP) Tengiz parked their cars in a circle to protect them- Santa Clara County transit busses? key U.S. tariffs, company officials said ply with a semiconductor trade agreement. Kitovani, a grizzled artist who commands selves and the videotapes of documents e Name the upcoming production Tuesday. In the agreement, Japan pledged to stop the armed dissidents holed up in Georgia's said to show details of Iraq's secret nuclear of the SJSU Drama department. Other Japanese computer makers are selling chips at unfairly low prices and media center, hurried downstairs when he weapons program, its foreign suppliers and Where has fighting continued expected to follow Toshiba's lead in pro- agreed to open its market to foreign semi- heard shots early Tuesday afternoon. top Iraqi directors. O despite a recent erase-fire? ducing their high-performance laptops in conductors. It was a false alarm, but Kitovani's President Bush condemned Baghdad's Japan rather than in the United States. The Bush administration withdrew the quick step well illustrated the tristling ner- "unacceptable behavior," and warned O What city has been granted a Many of the companies began making tariff in July when a new semiconductor vousness that pervades the four-story glass Saddam Hussein not to "miscalculate" as new National League expansion laptops in North America after Washington pact was negotiated. and concrete building occupied by oppo- he did during the Gulf War. franchise for the 1992 season? imposed a 100 percent duty on advanced nents of President Zviad Gamsakhurdia "We don't want to see any more anguish Bonus: Name the new team. Japanese portable computers in 1987. since Sunday. inflicted on the Iraqi people, but overriding Toshiba said it will begin shipping about Hostage Jack Mann A little over a mile away, where loyalist that is the international community's deter- 2,000 laptops with color screens a ANSWERS. Munitz wants "massive lob- month to tells of his suffering in national guardsmen backing the president mination that these resolutions be fully bying" for more funding It will con $2, up the United States starting this month. The are guarding Parliament, the same mood complied with," Bush said in New York. fermi $1.50. The show is called "Noises exports will Oft" In Yugoslavu,_between the Crostiluu replace computers made at chained captivity holds. Underlining U.S. displeasure, a senior and the Yugoslays. Denver, Colorado Toshiba's Irvine, Calif., factory, which has For many Georgians, life goes on much Pentagon official said 100 Patriot missiles Berm The Colorado Roclues. been producing 15,000 laptops a month, DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) Jack as normal in this verdant capital of the and 1,300 troops would be sent to Saudi officials said. Mann, who was freed Tuesday after more southern republic, with steep, winding Arabia to ease that nation's concern over The Toshiba corporate communications than two years as a hostage in Lebanon, streets and picturesque houses with wide, nsing tensions in the Persian Gulf region. Edited by Corey Trendder spokesman in Irvine did not return phone said Tuesday that he was chained and for- faded-blue balconies. The United Siaies had warned Iraq that Spartan Daily Assisurn News Ed8oe

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By Crista E. Hardie coach Mark Gale said. Daily staff wnter "I think she'll go down 'Eventually, I'd like to give something as one of the premier . A Lott of pain Last week her fortune cook- college players." back to the game, because it's given me ie said something like, "You Hansen, 19, began a, the so much' coming up for are unselfish in giving support golfing age or 10 to others." in Rathdrum, Idaho, Tracy Hansen smiled mod- where her family lives Tracy Hansen 49er fans this estly. on a golf course. "Yeah, I guess it's true I She said she didn't weekend hope it's true, because I really like golfing at first, but her par- go out and make a good impact Materne said. "For her golf like to help other people." ents didn't push her to play. on the ladies' tour." But for game she gives a lot of credit wo friends and I were For the past two years When she later decided to give right now, Hansen said she is to her beliefs in Jesus Christ" battling the crowd after Hansen has helped the SJSU golf a try, she said, it came nat- happy staying in school. Hansen describes herself as another disappointing women's golf team rank among urally. Naturally reserved in her "dedicated." And her dedica- early -season Giants' loss, the top teams in the nation. As In high school, Hansen was demeanor, she speaks humbly tion shows in her game. when Candlestick Park the team's captain every year a star player in both golf and about herself and her accom- "I get things done that I cried out. since her freshman year, basketball, and considered plishments. She blushes easily, need to do," she said. "When I From high up in the rafters Hansen, now a junior, has going to the University of and is uncomfortable being sin- know I have to practice, I prac- behind the left -field bleachers a excelled in both golf and Kansas to play both, but decid- gled out from her teammates. tice. Even if I don't want to voice floated down toward the academia, earning the respect ed that she had more of a "I'm probably like any other practice, I'll go out and prac- swirling crowd plaintive and clear. of both her peers and profes- career in golf. She came to kid," she said. "I get up, I work tice." "I want Ronnie Lott back. I want sionals. SJSU in 1989 after Gale spot- out or go to class. After school, Looking to the future, Ronnie Lou back." This year, Hansen received ted her on television as one of I'll either go practice or do Hansen sees herself on the pro I grimaced. I looked around at the Edith Munsen award which ESPN's scholar athletes. homework. I do have a social tours, and later as a teaching others in the crowd. Most had the is given to students who are Last summer, Hansen quali- life, but right now golf and professional. same painful half-smile warping academic and athletic All- fied and went on the U.S. Open school come first." "Eventually, I'd like to give their features. Americans. While ranking No. professional tournament as an Last year Hansen got something back to the game, I looked at my friends. One is a 2 in the nation last year, amateur, and also won the involved with the Campus because it's given me so 49er fan. The other is a Raider fan. Hansen maintained a 3.61 National Public Links which is Crusade for Christ, and she much," she said. "Later on a Seems like most of my friends are grade-point average. a tournament open to amateurs also participates in Athletes in fter I get tired of travelling Raider fans. "(The award) means a lot," of all ages from public golf Action, an organization for every week I would like to The 49er fan had the same Hansen said, "because, there's collfSC5. Christian athletes. sit back and teach other people pained expression on his face. The always this thing that athletes Gale said he thinks she has Hansen's friend and team how to play golf and enjoy it." Raider fan had a demonic grin don't graduate. I think it proves the talent to turn professional mate, Nicole Materne, an 18- If her coach, her teammates stretching his lips across his teeth. It that athletics and scholastics now, but he's glad she made year-old freshman, said that and her fortune cookie are was the same grin he used when the can be done at the same time." the decision to finish her edu- Hansen got her to join the right, Tracy Hansen should 49ers handed New York a trip to the Harry Gunenez Duly staff photographer "Tracy is one of those few cation, and stay with his team. Campus Crusade, as well. have no trouble out there, Super Bowl last season. And it was SJSU women's golfer Tracy Hansen puts that comes along in a coach's "I plan to turn pro in two "She's really caring ... she's doing what she's good at. the same grin that appeared when around at the Almaden Country Club. career," SJSU women's golf years," Hansen said. "I hope to been a good influence on me," the 49ers announced they were leaving Ronnie Lott unprotected to Plan B free -agency. When the 49ers travel to the Los SJSU uses no-huddle to win Big West opener Angeles Coliseum to play the Raiders this Sunday, I'll have to look at that grin again. My friends throw off balance by an aggressive second in the nation in total penal- safety Heshimu Colar who he called who are Raider fans can't wait for Shea pleased with Spartans' Spartan defensive line. ties drawn. a "fantastic free safety." this match up to begin. The defense had six sacks and One of the bright spots in Rea also said that 220 pound improved level of play held Long Beach to eight rushing Saturday's performance was the out- freshman outside linebacker Jimmy yards. - standing play of senior tailback Davis has done "a heck of a job for Ican't wait for it to be over. Despite the fact that Lott By Anne Bouquet State accomplished three goals that After this win, Shea said that the Maceo Barbosa who rushed for 184 us." hasn't played particularly Daily staff wnter SJSU has been striving to achieve. "momentum of the season is defi- yards and two touchdowns in 42 Starting quarterback Matt Veatch well thus far this season, and He said that the play of the spe- nitely in our favor going into attempts. will begin Saturday's game against the other former 49er Roger Craig After two discouraging losses, cial teams, the running game and the Saturday's game against Utah Barbosa won Big West Offensive Utah State Shea said, but that he may have a bigger impact on the SJSU has emerged from their third pass rush of the Spartan squad State." Player of the Week honors with his would also like to see backup quar- game, all my friends want to talk game a winner. In their Big West excelled against the 49ers. Addressing the 17 total penalties career best performance against the terback Jeff Garcia get some playing about is Ronnie. Ronnie this and opening game, the Spartans domi- He added that he is very excited the Spartans received, Shea said that 49ers. time. Ronnie that. nated Long Beach State in a 32-20 by the play of some of the younger the team is "extremely aggressive Shea said that Barbosa "captured Defensive tackle Spencer Smith "I can't wait 'til Ronnie goes up win. players such as kicker Joe Nedney, and sometimes our aggressiveness the moment and won the starting who is coming of a shoulder injury against Jerry Rice. Too bad The last time SJSU lost a confer- tailback Donald Lindsey and punter draws penalties." spot." should be available for Saturday's Montana's not playing. I'd like to ence opener was in 1984 against Todd Whitehurst. He also said that although there Also highlighted by Shea was the game. The Spartans meet Utah State see Lou on a blitz going off on him. University of Las Vegas. In a no-huddle offense that ini- were many penalties incurred play of cornerbacks Freddie Smith who is 0-3 Saturday at 3 p.m. That would be a dream." Head coach Terry Shea said in tially threw off SJSU, the 49ers against Long Beach, they were not and Dee Grayer. SJSU has won the last five times It's a nightmare for 49ers fans. Tuesday's press conference that the passing offense was continually what he called "stupid penalties." Defensive Coordinator Donnie these teams have met in Big West It was in the early 80s, when Spartans' victory over Long Beach harassed, sacked and forced to Last season, SJSU was ranked Rea complimented the play of free Conference action. Ronnie Lott started to become Ronnie Lott the future Hall of Famer, that my Raider-fan friends Read Thursday's entertainment section first started talking about his play- IS YOUR ing style in begrudging terms. "He should be a Raider," they CenterStage said. "He plays like a Raider. He hits hard like a Raider, no mercy. He doesn't belong on the 49ers. IMPROVE YOUR IMAGE COMMUTE They're a finesse team." Clinical Social "Maybe," I'd always say. "You Workers may be right. 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I envisioned the day when Lott I unded l', the 51511 I )11..t. ,Il I ,IIIrR mhl l',IrkIng would run around the field at Candlestick in his big -shouldered, slightly knock-kneed way with arms Associated Students Program Board raised one more time. And the Presents Wednesday Nite Cinema Candlestick crowd the crowd "What A Great Experience!" that Lott gave his all to would fete its hero with a final huzzah. BILL RICHARD Now that probably won't hap- MURRAY Learning the Language. pen, although DREYFUSS I'd be interested to Meeting People. Coming face to see what kind of reception Lott face with history, art and archi- would get at Candlestick no matter Bob's a special kind of friend. and tun. what uniform he was wearing. The kind that drives you crazy. tecture, culture, food When the 49ers announced that UNIVERSITY STUDIES they had left Lou unprotected, I couldn't even think about Roger ABROAD CONSORTIUM... Craig or Matt Millen, two other key Small classes. Personal attention. players the 49ers left unprotected. Fully accredited - courses All I could think about was Lott. I transfer to your school. We knew he was gone. I knew where he provide great classes in intensive was going, too. anthropology, The Raiders were Ronnie Lott's language, history, kind of team all along. They've art, business, economics, political made a name for themselves by ler 4t science... Organtied field trips picking up players just like Lott. and more. Yon provide the Players other teams said couldn't, entini,sastn. or shouldn't, play in the NFL any- more sign with the Raiders. Today At University Studies And now Lou's a Raider. And 6 & 9pm Abroad Consortium my friends are laughing at me. Student Union Library/322 I want Ronnie Lott back. Ballroom University of Nevada CORRECTION: In Thursday's $2.50 Public Welcome! Reno, Nevada 895.57-0093 football tab, Tom Andre was 17021 784-6569 For more incorrectly listed as the starting info call the R.A.T.+Line center. 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