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EOP STUDENTS ON PROBATION Administrative OTexplanation Fall 1974 Fall 197I, Disqualification 258 91 Academic probation 267 256 Progress points 157 110 Administrative probation 238 171 Total 920 62g called improper and incorrect

By Kathy Manzer taken against Burnell until her second Burnell said she finished the report Dr. Diana Burnell has called ad- draft of the accreditation report was on Dec. 22 but Burnham kept it, asking EOP report shows ministrative explanations of the finished. the accreditation committee for more Occupational Therapy Department's Report unacceptable time, while he worked on the report accreditation problems improper and Burns explained the second draft was further. incorrect in a statement to the Spartan unacceptable to Dean Stanley Burnham The Occupational Therapy faculty probation declining Daily. of the School of Applied Sciences and met with Burnham last week to discuss Arts, who then consulted with Bunzel the revisions, but there have been no "Implications that a change in ac- about removing Burnell. official comments concerning the By Nick Baptista He said if students on probation creditation rested on the submission of finalized version. A letter from the American Medical The Educational Opportunity maintain at least 2.0 grade point a report are totally misleading. The Chairpersons considered Association, Council on Medical Program (EOP ) student probation averages they will not be change. . .resulted directly from the The faculty is currently considering Education to Bunzel, dated Dec. 8, 1975, report for last semester showed a 32 disqualified even though they have lack of sufficient finances and support two people to act as co-chairpersons of granted "accreditation with per cent decrease of EOP students not acquired two progress points for from the university," said Burnell, who the Occupational Therapy Department, qualification. The qualification is that: on probation and disqualification. every unit attempted. was reassigned from the chair of the but their names are unavailable. Finances shall be sufficient to support The figures were compared to fall Jack Tuthill, secretary of the department to a teaching position. This, according to Burnell, is an the educational program." semester 1974, said Gabriel Reyes, admissions and standards com- attempt at a compromise between EOP director at SJSU. mittee, said progress points are still In his explanation to the Academic According to the letter, a progress Burnham and the department after the EOP helps students from minority used as a criteria for Senate Feb. 9, Academic Vice report relative to this qualification faculty's rejection of Dr. Virginia backgrounds as well as low income disqualification and the regulations President Hobert Burns said President should have been submitted on or by Tooper, Burnham's recommendation backgrounds adjust to college in the have not been relaxed. John Bunzel recommended no action be Jan. 1. for chairwoman. Dr. Diana Burnell form of tutoring, counseling, and He said 200 students less per special faculty advisement. semester are disqualified. A 65 per cent decline of EOP "I think students are studying Pot records may be destroyed students disqualified occurred along harder," Tuthill said, trying to Blacks open with a four per cent decline of those explain the trend. on academic probation. Wheeler said students are getting Reyes said he could not point to fewer administrative F's, which history week :my "one identifiable reason" for the could have some affect upon Marijuana bill introduced decreases. disqualification. Reyes said he suspected new "The year before last, students probation and disqualification were careless about dropping Legislation allowing for the uphill battle in Sacramento, according fluence, or being in a place where observance policies could have affected the courses," Wheeler said, explaining destruction of certain marijuana arrest to Larry Briskin, administrative marijuana is being smoked. academic standings. the higher number of administrative records prior to implementation of the assistant to Sieroty. The new law has decriminalized all of Virna Canson, regional director of the Dr. Gerald Wheeler, a member of F's in the past. new decriminalization law was in- "It's going to be tough," he stated. these offenses and Sieroty's bill will National Association for the Advan- the admissions and standards Wheeler also said EOP counseling troduced last week in the state "The bill needs two-thirds support and allow for the elimination of past cement of Colored People (NAACP) committee, said the university is is doing a good job helping minority Assembly. we face some legislators' gut reaction records. kicked off Black History Week less rigorously enforcing the students and the result is fewer that opposes anything to do with The proposed legislation will also yesterday with a call for blacks to disqualification policy. students on probation. AB 3050, sponsored by Assemblyman marijuana." require a one year wait for 1975 records continue to fight for equality. Alan Sieroty, D.-Beverly Hills, faces an "The bill is supported by the Peace to be destroyed and prohibit such "I realize what the real war is Officers Association," he added, "so we destruction if a civil suit is filed about," Canson said to a group of about are hopeful that much of the opposition regarding the arrest. 40 people in the S.U. Ballroom. "It's us Dumke urged to oppose change will not come about." "We added that because of, as an against whites." The legislation is meant to modify a example, arrests by Chief (Edward) "We do not have to get mad, but get bill sponsored last year by former Sen. Davis ( of the Los Angeles Police smart," she said. George Moscone, now mayor of San Department) last year at a rock con- "Keep in mind the strength of the Francisco, which passed and became cert," stated Burskin. individual," she said. McCarthy hits Ritchie plan law on Jan. 1 of this year. That concert, featuring the group Canson's speech primarily consisted While the new law allowed for Pink Floyd at the Sports Arena, saw the of a series of examples citing incidents By Stephen Malta freedom in a non-political environment. mendations (on implementation) destruction of past records for arrests of more than 100 people for of racism on the part of American Speaker Leo T. McCarthy of the state "This is an unacceptable risk and I would probably carry more weight than marijuana possession, it did not allow various marijuana related charges. whites. assembly has urged Chancellor Glenn respectfully urge all concerned to the Speaker's," Noah said. "The to purging of files regarding possession Various civil suits have been filed by "The bicentennial," she said, "is one Dumke to oppose the "Ritchie oppose these measures," he said. president wants input from the students of paraphenalia, being under the in- some of those fans arrested. of the best opportunities we've had to Amendment',' and any similar changes Milton Frank, chancellor's assistant and faculty before making a decision," set the record straight." in the California Administrative Code. in public affairs, said he had not heard he said. Canson added that she was sure The amendment is two-fold and of McCarthy's letter. Dr. Roland Lee, president of the Black Africans liked their brothers and provides that merit be considered over Although he could not speak officially United Professors of California ( UPC) 'Maximum Sex' talk sisters here very much, but such tenure and seniority should faculty and for the chancellor, Frank said he felt local, said he was "delighted to see the support doesn't matter. staff layoffs become necessary. that Dumke would give the letter just as speaker defending the same cause as "We are Americans," she said, which much consideration as any other the UPC." brought applause from the audience. In a letter sent to the chancellor's recommendation he had received. Lee said he wasn't sure if McCarthy's by Josh drew crowd Canson gave a series of examples of office Jan. 27, McCarthy said the James Noah, speaking for SJSU letter would have an effect on the violence committed against Blacks by amendment would "erode protection President John Bunzel said the letter outcome of the amendment, but Whites. afforded employes (teachers) under would be considered. believed it should have some. By Joyce Swanson Ile stressed that the main purpose of the tenure system." Bunzel was appointed chairman of "If the tenure and seniority system is Josh McDowell combined sex, sex is not procreation, but as a unity "Now let us look at this whole McCarthy went on to say that while the committee of presidents assigned to destroyed, the quality of education will comedy and pantomime for an factor in a relationship. slaughter of Blacks," she said. evaluation of the tenure system is make implementation suggestions for decline," Lee said. "It's encouraging audience of about 1,000 in the S.U. "A lot of hardware has been pur- needed, the two proposals mentioned the amendment. that the speaker is taking an interest in Ballroom last Friday night to illustrate He told the audience that "most of chased. A lot of people are sitting "imperil the tradition of academic The faculty and student recom- the quality of education," he said. his point that "maximum sex calls for you people come from bankrupt homes around waiting for it to be used," she total abandonment to the other per- lacking in a happy, secure and joyful said. son." family life." Canson said that the NAACP knows Third world students Campuses McDowell, a Christian lecturer whose Lack of love Black Panther party member Fred visit was sponsored by four campus He attributed part of the problems Hampton was murdered but the press Chrisitan groups, told the audience that that people have in sex to that factor. If has not reported it as a murder. people can't be abandoned in their sex parents don't show love and affection She said the NAACP also knows protest Trevino killing differ on lives if there is dishonesty in the for one another, their children don't Hampton had been drugged and his relationship. learn to show love and affection either. chief body guard was an FBI agent. McDowell's lectures drew a com- A coalition of third-world groups held On bussing, she said no buses with bined total of about 2,300 for the three a noon rally yesterday at the Student There is too much emphasis on just Chicano children riding in them had nights. Union to protest the fatal shooting of beer issue being a good sex partner, he said. been turned over. Only buses carrying Danny Trevino by San Jose Police Black children had been turned over. "We've developed the attitude that 'if officers January 22. Following the lead of SJSU, two other McDowell is author of the book, I'm a good sex partner, it doesn't She also said she talked with a group The unarmed Chicano was shot by Lt. state university campuses now have a "Evidence That Demands a Verdict, matter about the other problems. They of Black Marines in Hawaii, who told Don Edwards and Officer Craig Smith beer bar on their campuses. Volumes I and II." can be overcome,' " McDowell said. her, "They Whites ) have used us." while sitting in his car at the corner of However, one of them sells Coors a Gregory and Auzereis streets. 10 to one favorite and the other Both of McDowell's books and tapes Canson commented that "if the press The rally was attended by an doesn't sell it at the request of students. 'Biggest lies' of his lectures were on sale in the were here, it would report that -A estimated 75 persons and was held in Coors beer is not sold at the new pub He called that belief "one of the ballroom before and after each lecture. handful of people. . ." preparation for a scheduled protest on the CSU I.ong Beach campus biggest lies perpetrated on the march and demonstration at City Hall because student government leaders American people." yesterday evening. urged the management not to offer it. The committee for Public Safety A current boycott of Coors, in most McDowell said that too often people USP plans strategy

CPS), a citizen's group formed after states west of the Rockies, was the agree to love others if they can get Love should be the incident, has called for an in- reason given for the students' request. something in return. expecting dependent investigation of the shooting. The Spartan Pub was asked by A.S. to given freely without Currently an investigation is being remove Coors after a boycott began something in return, he said. for coming elections conducted by the District Attorney's here. office, but the CPS has expressed After its first five months in He told a story about a man whose Campus political independents and commuters, fraternity students, distrust of any investigation conducted operation, Harry Wineroth, manager of fiancee had had 26 different lovers United Student Party ( USP ) athletes and minorities. by a government agency. Spartan Shops which operates the Pub, before she met him. representatives have started meeting Those attending included Rich "We're fighting oppression," said reported a $9,000 loss for that period. to discuss campaign strategy for the Thawley, A.S. vice president; Colleen Antonio Soto Ray Gonzales, a member of the CPS. On the CSU Fullerton campus beer is "A lot of guys are that way. They hate upcoming A.S. elections, tentatively Culligan, A.S. treasurer; and Perry "We cannot accept another whitewash sold in the faculty club. Students as well to use furniture but love to antique scheduled for mid-April. Litchfield, A.S. attorney general. in this city." there have been no efforts on the part of as faculty may use those facilities. things," he said. Most of the discussion centered on Other A.S. council members in at- In its January 27 meeting the City the council to resume the talks. There is no boycott at Fullerton and suggestions for a new party name, what tendance included Karen Nelson, (ountil had agreed unanimously to "This could have been any one of us Coors outsells other beers 10 to one. Pantomime done the funding priorities of the party Sheryl Petersen, Robert Kurchin, Art work with the CPS on proposals for an here," said Jorge Gonzales, a member The pub on the Long Beach campus McDowell did a pantomime during should be and what campus issues the Bertolero, Judy Christensen, Karen independent investigation. of the Coors Boycott Coalition in opened this semester and during the his talk about the first time a boy goes party should concern itself with during Hartmann and Trish McGraw. strength Talks fell through, however, when the reference to the shooting. "Don't fool first week of operation 60 kegs of beer to a girl's house, the first date and the the upcoming school year. Individual happen were sold. Part of the strength of the USP is its ( ouncil refused to allocate $17,500 for yourself," he said, "it can first time he tries to hold her hand. Meeting tonight Beer sales were comparable at the Individualism, according to Art Ber- the investigation, suggesting instead here." More will be heard on those subjects assistant professor in Spartan Pub during its first week of The audience, largest one of the three tolero. that it could be handled by the Justice Antonio Soto, at 7 tonight at the Washburn Hall for- American Graduate operation. lecture series, appeared to enjoy the Other USP members suggested that Department or the State Attorney the Mexican mal lounge when the group meets Program expressed the hope According to Dick Blakenian, joking and the pantomime. the group is definitely a political party, General at no cost to the City. Studies again. "We told them (the council) that we that the shooting could lead to needed manager of the Long Beach Pub, but one whose members vote as in- were ready to meet at any time. ..when reforms in police training procedures. response has been favorable from McDowell said he chose sex as the Members in attendance at last week's dividuals. they have something concrete to offer "Let us not give up on the system," students and the establishment is topic for his lecture because he still has meeting claimed their party USP members are willing to cam- renrecpnted prnmiqe i,f n,thort Vitrohin us," said Gonzales. Thus far, he added, he said, "let us try to (+Anne It." making a nrnfit an mane nowatinno rilsn.,t if dormitorv student Page 2, February 18, 1976 tiCoP4GRE56 LOS-r r15 GUTS ON ANGOLA ! opinion Bunzel studentsare right to question policy decisions

Two events happened on campus last only council members would ask week which put the spotlight on questions. Baskett said she could not President John Bunzel's policy of editorial ) offer any such assurances. isolating himself from students and Owens was the student who asked the point out the need for him to change this Bunzel questions at the end of his council to invite Bunzel. policy. Bicentennial lecture on equality. The Admittedly, students are angry for Student Mark Owens was arrested for president had been asked only to give a what has been happening and may be -willfully disturbing the peace" at a speech. No question-and-answer period hostile towards Bunzel. But if students campus speech Bunzel gave and Bunzel had been scheduled. can control their emotions and treat declined an AS. Council invitation to However. Owens was only wrong Bunzel civilly, then it is better for him appear before that group to answer because the time and place he had to meet the students now than to keep questions about the Economics chosen to ask Bunzel questions was avoiding them. Department. inappropriate. By law, Bunzel is prevented from Obviously, Bunzel is busy and must To arrest Owens, though, was an talking about personnel matters and be selective in whom he chooses to see, improper action on the part of the therefore could not answer questions but he would be a more effective University Police. Bunzel was wise to about the specific dehirings. president and students would feel less later request the criminal charges be But Bunzel can explain university frustrated if he periodically took time dropped. But, Owens still will be sub- retention policies and why ad- to talk to them. ject to university disciplinary action. ministrative interference in the Bunzel should open his office a few Owens, and all students on this Economics Department is justified as hours a month so any student could campus, have a right to question Bunzel well as other issues. him questions. He also about his policies. Student feed-back drop by to ask Bunzel does not need another in- the council's invitation, should be heard by the man who has should accept vitation from the council. November and never final authority on almost everything issued last As soon as possible, he should to by Bunzel. that happens on this campus. directly responded arrange to attend one of their meetings. Students require access to Bunzel so One way to meet students would have they won't teel forced to disrupt a been to accept the council's invitation. Students will then have no excuse to Government comes around public speech to get his attention. A.S. Council member Kini Baskett "willfully disturb the peace" at one of Owens was wrong to attempt to ask said Bunzel wanted to be assured that his public appearances again. to realities of drug world

By Stephen C. Taylor tion. In a surprising turn-around and after I saw him recently at a party, sucking five years of assuring us otherwise, the staff on a glass rim and drunk to the gills. government's top official on drug abuse His cup runneth over with equal other Ideas now concludes that marijuana isn't as amounts of gin and vodka, no ice. I'm dangerous to one's health as either comment told it is not unusual to see him in such a alcohol or tobacco. state on weekends, if not more often. At a news conference last week, Dr. "stoned" isn't as bad as being "drtudt." In the course of our conversation, I Robert DuPont, head of the National Of course, DuPont emphasizes that asked him if he had finally relented and Institute on Drug Abuse, admitted neither of the three favorite tried smoking marijuana. "there is no question that alcohol and "recreational drugs" ( as he refers to He looked at me with dead crime to ask Bunzel seriousness and replied, "No. I never a them) is 'Is it safe. It is just that marijuana tobacco are causing us far more problems than marijuana does." lacks the "lethal effects" of either have and I never will. I don't wanna be Whereas, DePont had previously booze or cigarettes. no addict." avoided such comparisons in the past, But for many of us in our age group I have yet to meet a marijuana addict questions at a public event?' he even went further and stated, who grew up with the "Reefer Mad- and I truly doubt I ever will. "Personally, my view is that we do not ness" -t ype of propaganda in our But I have met Bill, who ended up Editor: use ot television during the Vietnam business people, professionals or big need to threaten young people with elementary and high school days, this later that night face down on the floor. In a revealing article in the San Jose Last week, 1 attended President John War and Watergate. industrialists. imprisonment to discourage use of admission may be a little too late. Mercury, Alton Blakeslee and Brian Bunzel's speech, "Rescuing Equality." Before the program began, one group Yet this is a working class school. marijuana." Discouraged by authority to smoke Sullivan, in a series called "Alcohol' After his speech and the applause of students had been ordered to leave Why doesn't our democracy give the This official realization has evolved marijuana, yet encouraged by our The New Teen-age Turn-on" noted that ended, I stood up and called out. "How under threat of arrestfor leafletting. people who work, study and teach here slowly to this point. It began a few peers to be "social," the majority of our this contemporary opinion that booze is about taking questions from the Another group of students present had the power to run the university? years ago when this same group finally generation became involved to a safer still pervades in our country, audience?" Some moments passed. prepared questions dealing with: the There are some of the questions we admitted what most of us already greater degree in liquor than in grass. Again I called, "Come on, you can take Ritchie Amendment, centralization of students attending the speech wished to knewthat the fabled marijuana - The effect can be seen today in a good thanks to authority's backhanded alcohol over marijuana. some questions from the half-dozen authority and its arbitrary use by raise. We assume Mr. Bunzel isn't heroin leak was "weak." friend of mine, who I shall refer to as blessing of students here." Bunzel, the continuing firings in the prepared to discuss them. Now they are finally coming eye to "Bill." With DuPont's admission that liquor At this point, a plain clothed police Economics Department and Bunzel's We know that many plain clothes eye with the public and admitting what Bill did just what his parents and is more serious than the dreaded devil government to officer, William Correll, rose two seats attacks on Affirmative Action. police were instructed to silence them. was obvious to many young people in teachers told him to do. He stayed away weed, it is now up to the to my right and said, "All right, that's When another student, Mark Stan- Mark D. Owens the first placea joint is nothing from "dope" and his "pot head" begin enlightening the populace. know of fewer it," and grabbed my neck and right ford, also tried to raise questions he Social Science Senior compared to a pint of bourbon; being schoolmates. Now grown up and out of Maybe then we can arm. I yelled, "What is this here, some was pushed out the back door and school, Bill has abided by that direc- friends like Bill. sort of Nixonian grandstand?" restrained by police. Campus chief of police, Earnest Obviously, Bunzel does not desire Quinton, joined Correll in attacking me student audiences, let alone any works He owes his job and during the scuffle I shouted, "Is dialogue with them. Rather, he Josh gets flak this rescuing Equality? I have some and reworks his favorite anti- Affirmative Action themes before elite civil questions to askfor Christ's Editor: Is the Christian business so far gone audiences at the Chamber of Com- sake!" About this clown Josh. . that it is necessary to resort to Once I was out the door, assistant merce, Commonwealth Club or in the to 'mosquitoes' Why is it necessary to have a PR hype hucksterism? Ridder Press. chief of police, Larry James, joined the and clown show to announce some God- But does that mean we can't raise Editor: more to carry Mark Stanford out the We hope so. other two. I was thrown to the ground hustler? questions? Dr. Bunzel's magnanimous position front door. So far it only appears that Josh has a face first. One officer grabbed my hair All the blackboards in school and And there's a lot to question. What is of declining to kill a mosquito with a The presence of all of these officers, new hustler, "now generation" riff-raff and forced my face to the cement. some Josh drivel about improving your the value of endless tirades against baseball bat belies the methods which who made it their duty to tag different approach to the same old Christian b.s. Another put his knee in my back, then sex life, predicting the future and Affirmative Action before over- were employed before, during and after students before the lecture as potential twisted my arms behind me and hand- things of this sort. There were posters Perry Hartline whelmingly white crowds of the his lecture on "Rescuing Equality" troublemakers, proceed to follow them cuffed me. I was lifted up and placed and handbills and idiots walking around Dan L. Williams privileged? Tuesday evening to ensure that those to their seats and then threaten them under arrest. in bear suits to promote this C. Frank Nelson Isn't it presumptuous, if not indecent, "mosquitoes" (students) present would with removal if they created any A Spartan Daily photographer, Dave evangelical Billy Graham collegiate John Brockmeier for yet another privileged white male to not prove to be bothersome and, thus, disturbance, appeared like attempting Mandel, showed a press card, told the Christian con man. Advertising Seniors cops he was watching and asked the set the terms of this elusive equality? an embarrassment to him. to kill mosquitoes with a baseball bat. charge. "415Disturbing the peace," Mr. Bunzel throws "secretaries and There may have been four plain- The attitude toward students present they answered. students" at the bottom of the clothed police inside the lecture hall, at the lecture is exemplified by what What was the point of this distur- hierarchy in his "meritocracy." At the according to the "official" version of happened to me as I attempted to at- patriots were event. the Old bance? And what right did I have to call top are the trustees, himself, the what happened, but if that is true it is tend the secret out? President's Council and hard for me to understand how there I was met at the door by two plain' After all, the affair was well planned. "Committee of 110." were three officers to hold Mark clothed police with walkie talkies who are wealthy The introductory eulogizing was ex- Overwhelmingly, these Owens' face to the ground and three attempted to keep me out of the tensive, the joker and the speech were the'unclassy'type building because they had seen me rehearsed and the press even had speaking with some students as I was Editor: But, putting aside that rather trivial copies of the text and knew just the key walking to the door of Morris Dailey. lines to film. John McLain, second in command at point. McLain was also wrong when he But this was a public official speaking The officers saw me as guilty by University Relations, and his "witty" said the students were asking their at a public event. Is it a crime to call for association of disturbing the peace; two putdown of SJSU radicals did more to questions at the wrong place and the questions? Mr. Bunzel avoids any counts against them. Their attitude was make him look ridiculous than to draw wrong time. occassion for dialogue with students. only a reflection of Bunzel's attitude supporters. What he fails to mention is that there He has refused specific student council toward persons who are students. McLain's complaint was centered is no right place and right time with around his opinion that today's radicals John Bunzel. requests to meet and discuss issues. Those who dare to speak up and say have so little class that they would dare When was the last time President The one-sided format of this rare ap- "but the emperor has no clothes" are interject real-life questions into Bunzel sat down to talk to students? pearance was rorniniscient of Nixon's "boorish," pestiferous, and do not President Bunzel's noble and lofty What limited contact he has with the deserve to be killed with a baseball bat. bicentennial address to fellow scholars. student body is confined to a very few They are mosquitoes! McLain's solution was to teach the select student leaders and journalists. I suppose that the rest of the student young whippersnappers a little class So those not priviledged enough to be write us body are simply ants or some other along the lines of our founding fathers. allowed access to the president ask form of insect life until they, too dare to Unfortunately, McLain has been their questions when and where they The spartaii I rail iiiui ,i. question Bunzel. President Bunzel ( his can, Title V not-with-standing. your comments regardil, misled by both Questions are healthy. Probing editorials, comments, neo Bunzel's attitude toward students and boss) and the third grade history book into he got his characterizations dark secret areas is healthy. It stories or anything that might I,. their interest and participation in from which forces patriots. the administration to be more on your mind. Best-read letters university affairs strikes me as of colonial open instance, rather than being what than they would normally choose are short 250 words or less and patronizing and his ideas on equality For to be. McLain calls "classy radicals," McLain should realize that the rosy to the point. are meaningless in the context of what I revolutionaries like Sam Adams and ivy-covered mist in which he Letters may be submitted at saw happen that evening. wraps his Patrick Henry were annoying and ideas of "college" isn't real. the Daily office 1J(' 2081 between His approval of the methods used to dangerous troublemakers to most For instance, it is no longer in 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday stifle student voices and his later vogue colonials. to put down radicals as it was through Friday or by mail. statement concerning the incident are when he I doubt if McLain would have won the Ilearst Newspaper The Daily reserves the right to unconscionable from an administrator competition his job to tolerated their interruptions any more for his attack on the local chapter edit for length, style or libel. who owes the existence of of than he tolerates the interruptions of Students for a Democratic All letters must include the those "mosquitoes." Society Kim Baskett concerned people today, had he not ISDS) several years ago. author's signature, major, ad- AS. Council member ( TWC-PS been given the divine hindsight of Karen Minkel dress and phone number. Molecular Biology Senior history. Journalism Senior

4 February 18, 1976, Page 3 Disability no concern Figures show God leads student grades falling By Tarun Patel this say for a reason Just said, is missing all his old SJSU students achieved 1.3 The fall statistic's also Edward Wright seems knowing God in a personal friends. per cent fewer A's and 2.3 show graduate studies normal in many respects, way is good enough for me," As for hobbies, Wright has per cent fewer B's for the courses award the lowest but there is one thing that he said. varied interests. His favorite fall, 1975 semester than were proportion of Fs. 1.5 per sets him apart from the God leading pastimes are reading and garnered last spring, ac- cent, as opposed to 4 per cent average SJSU student he Wright, who limes in studying the Bible. cording to statistics from the F's awarded out of all un- has cerebral palsy. Hoover Hall, goes to church campus Institutional dergraduate grades. A junior majoring in both Saturdays and Sundays. likes baseball Research office. Unlike A's and B's, F's therapeutic recreation. "God is leading me for- He likes all sports, and if a Figures show 25.8 per cent were awarded with about the Wright came to SJSU two ward, so all I'm doing by question arises concerning of all grades given here last same frequency in both fall years ago after attending going to church is following his favorite baseball team, semester were A's and 29.6 and spring semesters. Chabot College in Hayward. His leadership," he said. the San Francisco Giants, he per cent were B's. showing only a very slight Since the day he was born The San Leandro native can answer it. Graduate studies figures percentage rise in the fall. he has lived with the han- also believes that it was God Despite his affliction, took the biggest percentage dicap. that brought him to SJSU. Wright is still able to shoot dip, totalling 9.8 per cent Cerebral palsy is a "I am here because it was basketballs through a hoop fewer A's and 5.7 per cent Aid deadline disability which results from the will of God. If he hadn't and pitch a softball with fewer B's awarded in the fall damage to the motor centers willed me to be here, I accuracy. than in the spring. The dealine for filing for of the brain before or during wouldn't have come," In the future, Wright said Even so, 37.6 per cent of all financial aid is March 1. birth. It is outwardly Wright said. he wants to get his degree in graduate studies grades Students interested in study, manifested by lack of People friendly therapeutic recreation and were A's, the highest per- scholarships, work muscular coordination as in This is the first time later work with other dis- centage at the university. student loans and grants for walking) and speech Wright has been away from abled people. next year can obtain ap- disturbances. home. For him, it is a He also believes someday Of all undergraduate plications in the Financial Not worried welcome change. he will be cured. course grades, 24.6 per cent Aid Office in the Administra- Wright, 22, is the youngest "Living in the dorms gives "I have friends who have were A's, down only .8 per tion Building, Room 234. of four children. His two me a chance to do things on been worse off physically cent from the spring. Students who want to brothers and one sister are my own. This is something than I am and they have However, the proportion of renew their applications not handicapped. I've always wanted," he been healed," he said. B's dropped 2 per cent to a must also file by March 1. He's not worried about his said. "I really think God's total of 30 per cent of all Twenty-five per cent of the handicap though, because he "I like being around other gonna heal me," he added. undergraduate grades. full-time student population believes he has the strongest people in general. They're His advice for others John C. Montgomery, receives financial aid possible force of life on his really friendly," he added. stricken with his condition? Institutional Research currently, according to side God. The only disadvantage of "God is the answer," he director, said such fluctua- Donald R. Ryan, Director of "I think that God made me being away front home, he said. tions in grades are normal. Student Financial Aid. I ii..abeth Bingham He said fall grades are often The aid can be used for as Even cerebral palsy can't keep Ed Wright from reading the Bible. lower than spring grades due room and board as well to the heavy influx of new fees, books and other school- ,tudents at that time of year. related expenses. spartaguide r . 1 Ex-Instructor charges 1I Get a scholarship 1' A chicken and rib bar- Ambassadors. held at 3:30 today in the becue will be held from 11:30 Memorial Chapel by the Ito SEALS Games! ' FBI of secret probe a.m. to 2 p.m. today at the Marriott's Great America Christian Science I Watch exciting Seals Hockey at S.U. Pit area, sponsored by will interview applicants for Organization. "The committee just I I. price Wednesday night. 8 pm By Stephen Malta questions like was I the Black Student seasonal food supervisors general procedure A former sociology in- registered for the draft," he discussed Organizing Committee. The today in Building Q, Room 2. An orientation meeting, operation for the FBI, structor at SJSU has said. and price is $1.75 per plate. Appointments can still be featuring talks by three Seals vs Minn. NORTHSTARS specific cases," Langrill charged the FBI with con- Edwards last week signed not made through Career students returning from AI ducting secret investigations a request through his at- said. Psychosynthesis as a Planning and Placement. cooperative education jobs, Most Wednesday,. Edwards said he didn't nights. Your on himself and his students. torneys, for information means to increase personal will be held at 3:30 today in Byortz, student from the FBI and the Army know of any reason why the and transpersonal aware- A faculty workshop will be valid student I. D Card Dr. Harry Edwards, who the S.U. Costonoan Room. Intelligence Civilian Agency FBI would want to in- ness is discussed at 7:30 p.m. held on computer con- gets you a great loge left SJSU in 1968 and is now Kelly McGinnis, project under the Freedom of vestigate him, except today in the S.U. Pacifica struction from 10 to 12 and (reg. $750) Of an assistant professor at the director, will also speak. Information Act. possibly because he was Room, sponsored by the from 1 to 3 today in AV 306, in balcony (reg. $6.00 University of California at once listed in the New York Psychosynthesis Institute in the Instructional Resources ticket at half price the FBI sat in Berkeley, said The Congressional sub- Times as one of the 65 Palo Alto. Center. An open house, sponsored Discount available on his lectures while he was Day Saints committee on civil rights "radical" campus speakers by the Latter only at Oaklan() and tried to get his at SJSU and constitutional rights in America. Ben Page, guest lecturer Open Door Fellowship Association and the Church Coliseum Arena box students to inform the which was investigating the List released from Stanford University, meets at 1 p.m. today at the of Jesus Christ of Latter Day office. in advance or bureau about his "classroom 2:30 the night of the game misuse of FBI investigations The list was released by speaks on the "Interpreta- Memorial Chapel for prayer Saints, will be held at and outside activities." For more Informi completed its hearings last the chairman of the House tion of Melanges at Plate and fellowship. tomorrow in the S.U. call Students pressured week. Internal Security Com- Boundries" at 12:30 today in Guadlaupe Room. The film "They I the FBI) tried to "Man's Search for Happi- 635-2505 Case ignored mittee. DH 306. The speech is "Steinbeck : A Life in get my students to discuss ness" will also be shown. Edward's case was "The most important thing sponsored by the SJSU Letters," a book from the anything I had told them in brought to the attention of at stake here is academic Geology Department. Viking Publishing House, is lectures or casual con- Rep. Don Edwards, D-San freedom," Edwards said. reviewed by Dr. Martha Cox versation that had to do with Jose, chairman of the sub- Edwards said he wasn't A communications enrich- of the English Department at my activities outside the committee investigating the sure when his FBI files ment seminar will be held at 12:30 today in Room A of the classroom," Edwards said. FBI, according to Dan would be sent back, but 12:30 today in the S.U. Spartan Cafeteria. Prior to leading the Murphy, Washington aid to believes it is his obligation to Montolvo Room by the boycott of American black Rep. Norman Mineta. 1)-San release them to the press. Campus Christian Informal services will be athletes at the 1968 Olympics Jose. in Mexico City, Edwards said he was visited by the The profess)! 's case. FBI. however, was not discussed Hawaii study trip offered Edwards hassled in the hearings, according to "They were trying to Bob Langrill, an assistant to Students may study in Fein, oceanography in- psychology and scuba diving hassle me, asking me Mineta in San Jose. Hawaii for two weeks this structor at Hawaii Pacific are some of the subjects summer and earn up to College. offered in the summer seven college credits under Basic sailing, island program. the Hawaii Pacific College geography, oceanography, The deadline for ap- Cooperative Ed study-travel program. sky diving, cross-culture plications is March 15. 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By Wayne Mize Hogue has not played since the Fullerton State game on sports Earl Hogue, senior forward for the SJSU basketball team, Feb. 12. However, he did participate in three games after has been declared ineligible to compete in intercollegiate Feb. 4 when the disqualification was dated. athletics, according to a disqualification list released by the Games were lost Office of Records. All three games were lost. Had SJSU won any of those Dick Post, facility athletic representative, said Hogue was games a forfeit would have been necessary. placed on a supplementary disqualification list dated Feb. 4. It had been rumored that the reason Hogue was not played The reason for disqualification was grades, said Post. in the San Diego State game, Feb. 14. and the Hawaii Hovver, Post said he was not notified of the University game, Feb. 16, was because he had the flu. disqualification until the morning of Feb. 13. The reason for However, Guevara yesterday, admitted to Spartan Daily the delay in notification is not known, according to Post. reporters that Hogue was ineligible. Notified by telephone Hogue petitioning Head coach Ivan Guevara said that he was notified by Guevara also said that Hogue had already taken the gnis 11"o., telephone the day after the CSU, Fullerton game ) Feb. 12) by necessary procedure of petitioning the Admissions and 4gt. Post. The game was played at Fullerton. Standards Committee to be reenstated. ,.-- afternoon Student notification of the disqualification was mailed out The committee was scheduled to meet yesterday time. .11111,4,10SIIIIpo- /OM of the Office of Records on Feb. 9, according to Post. and the status of Hogue was not known at press wawa,' Otit Ar. Spartans dump San Diego; Illirgert; Earl Hogue oi_,ArttY re vormags vault into PCAA cage race 11:11 Rial (winnings Fullerton game. difficult, three SJSU starters San Diego to a chilly 35 per XEROX cent i29 for 82). The Spartan basketball With time running out, fouled outEubanks, after COPIES team gained a hard-earned SJSU in possession and playing a superlative first The win over Hawaii was PCAA split over the ahead by one point, Ronnie half, with 13 minutes one of the most exciting weekend, holding off San Fair lost the ball and the remaining, Rick Quinn with games of the year. 3 EA. Diego State University 82-74 Titans sank a last second four minutes left and Steve The Spartans trailed at the Saturday night after drop- shot for the win. Sincock in the final 30 end of both regulation and AMERICAN COPY 273 ping a disputed 67-66 decision How Fair lost the ball is seconds. overtime, but the Rainbows E. San Fernando at CSU, Fullerton Thursday another story. Eubanks finished with 12 committed some costly Next to Peanuts , evening. "We could hear their points and 6 rebounds; Quinn mistakes and SJSU took full 295-7778 The Spartans returned bench shouting for the in- scored 8 points and helped advantage. lirmg MIS COUPOlm. loose sheets 86s Aztec Mickey led the winners x I I. home to Civic Auditorium tentional foul," said hold high-scoring Myer expires Feb. 29. /976 Dale r ink Monday night and edged the assistant coach Bruce forward Steve Copp to five- with 26 points, followed by University of Hawaii 77-76 on Randall. "Their guy clearly of-16 shots from the field; Fair with 24 and Eubanks Pete Hadres demonstrates winning pommel horse style in last Friday's meet. guard Gary Eubanks' fouled Ronnie; the official and Sincock fielded 10 points. with 17. jumper with five seconds didn't make the call." Fair, who scored 16 and remaining in overtime. Scoring leaders grabbed 10 rebounds, Ken Spartan B team upset SJSU raised its overall Earl Hogue led the Mickey ( 23 points, 8 assists season record to 14-8 with the Spartans with 19 points and and reserve Tracy Haynes non-conference win; the split seven rebounds; Steve coolly sank eight straight UC davis gymnasts improved the Spartans' Sincock hit six-of-seven shots free throws in the final by PCAA mark to 3-4, and on the way to a 16 point minute -and -one-half to enhanced their chances of night: and Fair chipped in secure the victory and gain fact. By Sue Trevarthen team." making the four-team post 12. the Spartans a measure of Highlights This coming Friday and When gymnastics meets - season tournament in early Saturday night, without revenge for the two-point of the highlights of the Saturday the Spartans will . were first being scheduled One March. the services of Hogue, the defeat the Aztecs dealt SJSU return of Cris participate in a five-school last year UC. Davis was put meet was the Officiating suspect Spartans dug in and held off the week before. Wright. Wright redshirted meet at LIC Berkeley. on the list for the first time. 'fhe split might have been a late Aztec rally after Hot shooting last year and marked his Chew said that Berkeley SJSU coach Richard Chew a sweep of the southern leading by as many as 13 The Spartans shot 47.6 per return Friday night by doesn't like to participate in decided to send his B team powerhouses but for some points in the first half. cent from the field 130 for winning the floor exercise dual meets too often because up against Davis since this questionable officiating in Starters foul out 63), and their aggressive first in- and still rings events with it is more tiring. Therefore would be the the final seconds of the To make matters more man-to-man defense held tercollegiate season for the scores of 8.7 and 8.0 they plan bigger meets. Aggies. respectively. Golden Bears Much to everyones sur- One of the problems at the Teams participating in the prise Davis turned out to be meet was that only one judge meet will include CSU, Successful weekend APRIL 15 DEADLINE better than expected and showed up. There is sup- Fullerton; CSU, Chico; UC, handed the B team its first posed to be two. Berkeley and UCLA. 27 Italian Medical and 9 Veterinary loss of the season 156-140. Scores lower The Golden Bears are the Schools Accept American Students -Davis was good and hit Chew feels that it is a current NCAA champions. Swimmers set records more than we did," said possibility that the scores At 7:30 p.m. on Friday the Chew. They were the better were lower because of that compulsories will take place. SJSU swimmers com- Monsees. in what Monsees described , .0.1141.1:101, require trial pie. Competing in a four-team as "a fantastic pool," opt., issiir ta- .51111 the Italian Embassy in Wash 4-111 )141-**4.11-***4 Those are the moves that pleted their most successful " C ontl torn C o. before Ansi 15 tot consideration for weekend in a long time meet at Newport Harbor Spartan swimmers unof- ,s .0s) yel0,11,11,1 Soh f I IfirIll^,1,111 in the tall of 1976 everyone must do. They are ." sr High School and swimming ficially set three school II,t,- , os,1 i iois accept Americans comparable to the school according to coach Mike " "i i 1. rict at Italian medical records. Students, figures that ice skaters were I. - - I I. hussy and Consulates requested to do in the Because it was a four-team t...t ,r. . 1,, tiro .-stson-sry school aspirants need a truck or trailer? recently finished Olympics. whorl.',") isi-istan, in 1.irtri0r10e and co -twat orientation and meet the official results are siss o itoftro 17,(111 al school to enable the Optionals Judo season begins still being computed and will - odd contact the Institute of Silva Texaco has At 7:30 Saturday night the Institute has helped more not be released until later in . u I perm medical and .siorinary optionals will take place. the week. Parking U -HAUL Tires Chew said that this is one after tournament win nraclii3to . lents tune up Batteries * of the few times this year SJSU possibly finished SILVA that there will be corn- If anyone has to be worried it's the black belts on the SJSU second in the meet, and third INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL EDUCATION for sure, said Monsees. ol the University ol the Slate ol New York First National pulsories. judo team. Because the brown belts are improving rapidly. Provisionally chartered by the Regents 40 E 54 SI New York 10022 12121 832-2089 Gold card "We'll probably have a Leonard Urso, first degree brown belt, won the Grand short team for theni," Chew Championship award and took first in the heavyweight l 41 said. ''It won't make a dif- division at the Collegiate Novice and Brown Belt Tournament DeihIlls ference though because the last Friday night at CSU, Hayward. Black Students of San Jose State University scores for both nights will Five other Spartans placed in the contest and for that won "Celebrate Black History Week with" not be combined for the total the team championship award with 18 points. UC, Berkeley team score." finished with 14, Hayward 10 and Stanford University

itrilr*WWW **Sr*** ************* finished the day with three. Tough tourney for brown belts "It was a tough tournament," Urso said. Head coach Yosh Uchida added that Urso is improving very fast. Earlier the Gil Eagles coach had mentioned he could become a black belt soon. Brad Jackson took second in the light heavyweight division n "The Entertaining Psychic" and Cole Kitaura finished third. Charles Tripoli had the first place spot in the lightweight division and William Louie, third in the middleweight division. AAU defending brown belt champion Karl Ka uffold, did not 0 participate due to a neck injury. Season starts tonight kyr The National Champion Spartan judo team opens its season tonight when it travels to face the Bears of California in a 6:30 dual meet in Berkeley. 14 Cal is the best team the Spartans will face, according to r 4 -0:01K assistant coach Dave Long. "1k aff/4 HUNTERS we sell more Wapiti than typewriters

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By Randy Frey nine. tournaments, eight of which tomorrow's match. nament. In dual match play Nassau Battling a combination of But the senior succumbed are multi-day affairs. "We were playing on their Scoring different scoring is used. Golfers from high winds and steady rain, to the adverse conditions on And the tourneys will be home course, now we will But the scoring will be each team are ranked one SAVE SJSU golfers rolled past a the back nine, hitting two played on such picturesque play on our home course and different in tomorrow's dual through six and compete weak Santa Clara University drives out of bounds and courses as Silverado, home that should make up the match. head to head with their team Friday at Calero Hills. scrambling to check in at 38. of the Professional Golf difference," Vroom said. In tournaments each respective seeds. THIS Scores were expected to Don Thames, the only Association Kaiser Open; The difference is the four school fields six golfers, with One point is awarded for soar in the poor playing other senior playing in a Pasatiempo, located up and strokes the Cardinals bested the best four scores added the lowest score after each conditions, but soaring lineup rotated by coach down the hills of the Santa SJSU by in winning the together to determine the nine holes, with another hampered only one team as Jerry Vroom to give his Cruz mountains; and Stanford Kick-off Tour- team's total. point for the lowest total AD four Spartan golfers fired in promising freshman a McCormick Ranch, right in score. the 70's en route to a 20 chance to play, carded a five the heart of sun-drenched Matches are played in It will save you money victory. over par 77. Scottsdale, Ariz. three foursomes, and points Senior Scott Hoyt and Bad conditions Action tomorrow Prager, defense are also awarded for best- freshman Don Levin led all Thames, calling Calero However, the Spartans will ball play within the four- tomorroY, somes. Thus, a possible 27 golfers with two over par 74's Hills the "worst course we resume action on all half on the sparse, brown grass will play this year," said he with a dual match against points are possible in each sole, full sole conditions engulfing Calero had difficulty judging Stanford at Almaden lead rugby win match. Ties earn each school 15% of' Hills Country Club, located distances due to a lack of Country Club, SJSU's home one-half point. With this ad and heel repair just over a ridge from Santa scenery behind the greens. course. Led by Dan Prager's 15 second half, the Buffaloes Vroom is uncertain about All work guaranteed Teresa County Golf Course. Friday's dual match was Although the Spartans points and an overpowering were unable to cross mid- tomorrow's lineup, but he is Soling, stitching & stretching Hoyt, who stands 6-6 and one of only four the Spartans finished behind Stanford in a second-half defense, the field. sure it will not be dominated Fastone day service tips the scale at 240, fired a will play this year. Most of recent tournament, coach SJSU rugby team proved the "In the second half we by freshman as was Friday's Convenient 1'4 blk, from campus list. two under par 34 on the front their action will come in Vroom is optimistic about Buffaloes of Sacramento jelled as a team and started Lower prices hitting and passing better," Thames, Hoyt, Doug State extinct Saturday in Handle all leather goods Sacramento, 23-12. McGaughy said. Tengler and Scott Little, all jackets, purses, etc. ABC anchor man Jim McKay Unable to get untracked in Hit and pass they did as upper-classmen, are good the first half the Spartans, the Spartans rallied to score bets to play. The remainder now 2-1, trailed 12-3 at half three trys and a penalty kick of the six-man squad will be Gold Seal Shoe Repair to win the game going away. filled according to results of time. 9 AM -5:30 PM sheds sweater as Olympics end Prager accounted for Prager awesome pre-match qualifying rounds 98 S 2nd & San Fernando 286-4341 SJSU's only points with a 30- Tim Toews, Paul Reynoso held earlier in the week. yard penalty kick. and the ever present Prager By Keith Muraoka living it up in Innsbruck. hard enough to understand First half shaky accounted for 12 of the points The Winter Olympics are when he's announcing a car According to player-coach with one try apiece. gone and fortunately, If it wasn't Salinger much less two sports Jim race, Floyd McGaughy, bad luck Prager scored another Mckay's green sweater has dancing in a discotheque he knows little about. was the main reason behind penalty kick to account for S. artist materials gone with it. with an Innsbruck beauty the Spartans' shaky first half SJSU's final tally. . GRAPHICS Last but not least, was WIAFTING ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS half his age, we had to suffer showing. With an impressive win Curt Gowdy announcing .. through Salinger eating, "The ball just didn't tucked under their belts, the drinking and being merry. anything. SAN JOSE ART bounce our way," he said. Spartans will attempt to 1:::, PAINT & WALLPAPER Commentary Gowdy was in charge of ice The second half though, improve their record this ;:::: Chris Schenkel added a 87 VALLEY FAIR CENTER 365 SAN ANTONIO ROAD .. hockey and the bobsled was a different story. Saturday at 1 p.m. when they 941-3600 ... rooting section to ac- STEVENS CREEK BLVD. MT. VIEW competition. If he said Defense keys win face the Seahawks, a Rugby i:::: SAN JOSE 249,8700 company Dick Button as he anything worthwhile during An aroused Spartan Club based in San Jose, at announced ice skating. defense shut down on the Spartan Field. this, I missed it. Mckay, the ABC anchor Schenkel was constantly Buffaloes and keyed the 4:14.;;;Vol man throughout the 12 days oohing or ahing his way Imagine Cosell come-from-behind victory. in Innsbruck, was never seen through the telecasts. His For three-quarters of the without his infamous green only real achievement was Despite these forgetable sweater on his back. stating what song the per- moments, ABC should be formers were skating to. congratulated for not sen- teams Did you ever wonder why ding Howard Cosell over to Co-ed he was always alone in the The 'Gift' disliked announce. broadcast booth? needed for These students The Austrians disliked Can you imagine Howard Another forgetable Frank Gifford so much they saying something like: moment of the Olympics had wouldn't even allow him onto "And Dorothy Hamill with Intramurals can make your to be announcer Pierre the giant slalom course. a beautiful lay-back, almost Salinger. as good as Muhammad Ali's The A.S. Leisure Services banking easier. 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By Sally Wolfe dig for the playwright's and sometimes becomes as...a madman. board and painted with the "Enrico IV," Italian genius. tedious, sparkling only in the Martin Ferrero as one of same watercolors as the playwright Luigi Piran- "Enrico IV" is the story of scenes where "Enrico" has "Enrico's" servants is also scenery. dello's rarely-performed a man, driven insane by a center stage. excellent, playing his con- Perhaps after the initial masterpiece, is as razor- blow to the head, who Dakin Matthews is superb fused innocence to its limit. performances they will sharp and painfully clear a believes himself to be 11th as the "madman," weaving But the rest of the actors settle down and begin to flow summation of humanity in century King Enrico of in and out of sanity as easily seems to be cut out of card- as smoothly as Pirandello's 1976 as it was in 1922 when Germany, head of the Holy words. Pirandello wrote it. Roman Empire who defied The California Actors Pope Gregory VII and was 11:1CAMERA ONE Theatre IC.A.T. version excommunicated. 366 S. Rust St. 214-360 which opened Friday at Old "Enrico" is surrounded by & Wed Town Theatre in Los Gatos, well-meaning servants who ribute to JaIle Fonda however, makes its audience make his life into that of the Klute They Shoot Horses, 11th century monarch, Don't They shielding him completely Gallery from the "reality" of the 20th century. STUDENTS S1.50 When the "sane" people decide it is time for sponsors "Enrico" to be cured, they begin to doubt their own LOUIS., Hans, sanityand "Enrico's" FRIENDS insanity. Joshua's is a good place for both dancing and quiet talk. contest The play moves slowly in DON'T LET the first act, and sometimes FRIENDS becomes difficult because of Old-time feeling The Char les t;abbani the great amount of DRIVE DRUNK. Gallery, 196 W. St. James, is background that must be sponsoring a photo contest, given. the winner of which will be But Pirandello's scenes invited to hold a one-person are funny, touching and Dance, talk at club exhibit at the gallery next painfully real. season. Director John Reich's the play does By Louise Ransil Jatur(las. al I iith the average There is no limit on subject staging of C.A T 's Kurtwood Smith in "Enrico IV" People who want to dance The upstairs lounge alias dinner costing about $6. matter or on the size of nothing to pick up the pace but are tired of trying to the -Hatch Cover" has its Joshua's restaurant entries, but they must be scream at each other over a own bar and is accoustically section also features the old- dry, suitably framed, ready nightclub band, will find insulated from the down- for installation and glassed. Market fashioned decor and Theatre thrives Dobashi Joshua's a welcome change. stairs music. A fireplace and secluded booths. The staff is with hooks and wire where Many of Joshua's patrons guitar-playing singer give young and the service good. applicable. boogie to the live rock music the lounge a mellow, in- The competition will not Specializing in in the downstairs bar, then timate touch. Joshua's is located at 4400 irJe eto works requiring town Asian foods /kJ.. retreat to the upstairs lounge Joshua's also has a Stevens Creek Boulevard in accept in nearby to talk. restaurant section which San Jose. The Club opens for special installation. While Joshua's barn-wood features excellent steak and dinner at 5 p.m. Tuesday to If Broadway seems a of between 12 and 18 regular *:F Mailed entries must be old-fashioned brick seafood dishes. A salad Sunday, with music starting continent away, take heart. actors, with five apprentices trim, received by Feb. 28. There glass decor buffet, french bread and in the upstairs lounge at 8:30 The theatre is alive and well and special guest artists for work and stained will be an entry fee of $3 for give the club an old-time wine come with dinner. p.m. and at 9:30 p.m. in the and living in Los Gatos, some productions. mailed works and $2 for 240 East Jackson Street atsmosphere. Joshua's Prices run from $4.75 to dounstairs bar California Actors Theatre Season subscriptions and personally delivered photos. San Jose, California phorn,(4081 295 7./9-1 crowd is definitely yot C.A.T. I, a professional ticket sales make up about 75 Most of the club's custom Ts The gallery is open company incorporated as a per cent of the group's range from 21 and 30 years ur Monday through Friday, 6 to non-profit organization, operating costs, with age. 10 p.m. opened its first season on donations rounding out the KUNG-FU The downstairs bar has a ( what's happening New Year's Eve 1974 at Old total. good-sized dance floor and is For more information call Town Theatre, Los Gatos. C.A.T. offers mem- TAI MANTIS lined with booths. Various 293-6219. The company is made up berships, ranging from $25 to ASSOCIATION local rock bands play $1,000. Northern & Southern Styles Tuesdays through Saturday. C.A.T. is currently per- A $1 cover is charged Rock Klute and They Shoot Seats sold out forming, Luigi Pirandello's Chief Instructor Thursdays. Fridays and Third World will be at The Horses, Don't They are "Enrico IV," and future GRANDMASTER PAUL ENG Brewery, 29 N. San Pedro, showing at Camera One productions will include U.S. Board of Directors 1..,rt.nr Productions ptesenh tonight and Thursday from 9 Theatre, 366 S. First St. "What Price Glory" and "A to 1:30. The theater opens at 6:45 ELO got it on Midsummer's Night's FU-JOW PAI FEDERATION 3o s F ,St For further information p.m. and admission is $1.50 Dream." 1 144 N. 4th Street 294-1126 El. Stn Jose call 287-2762. for students, $2 general. The Gary Smith Band will For information call 294- "Excellent" describes the creasing fame. T.S.CONILZO perform at the Bodega, 30 S. 3800. unusual symphony and Early in the evening cellist Central Ave., Campbell, Merz Gallery enthusiasm produced when Psychic 'ii Hugh McDowal did a AZTFA-A tonight at 9:30. Merz Gallery, 37 W. San Electric Light Orchestra 16 No minors will be ad- Fernando St., is presenting performed to a sell-out vigorous solo including LOW COST mitted. For further in- drawings of Mike Narciso "Flight of the Bumble Bee" slated Salsa de Berkeley crowd Sunday night at the formation call 374-4000. through March 17. that exhibited a talent rarely San Jose Civic Auditorium. Gil Eagles, an East 17 Eli will be at the Wooden The gallery is open 11 a.m. found in symphony or- African -born performer Auto Nickel, 2505 The Alameda, to 4 p.m. Tuesday through chestras. Violinist Mik billed as "the entertaining IIIII III 11111 Santa Clara, at 9:30 tonight. Saturday. Rock music with a Kaminski continued to excite 18 will be doing his No minors will be ad- For further information classical touch proved to be the crowd with another psychic," Insurance Its thing Thursday at 8 p.m. in 1St Hohlo linicheo.on mitted. For further in- call 998-4310. the uniqueness of this band remarkable solo per- Dailey auditorium. 23 I,.,, 1)1 a rrr formation call 247-0552. Ballet whose success is ap- formance. Morris The three-hour show of Snail will be at Sophie's, The San Francisco Ballet proaching the top. for College Students and ESP is being 260 California Ave., Palo Premier Production is at 8 hypnotism Introduced by lead guitar by the A.S. 24 N1irasol Alto, through Feb. 28. tonight in the San Jose sponsored 289-8681 The band opened with and vocalist Jeff Lynn as the Showtime is 9:30 and no Center for the Performing Program Board. "Fire on High" an eerie song he's ever Tickets are 81.50 for minors are admitted. Arts. best violinist CAMPUS INSURANCE IIIII In 111111 from their latest album, $3 for the 25 For further information Tickets range from $5 to heard, Kaminski produced students and his in- general public. They are call 324-1402. $12.50 and are available at which immediately brought the maximum from SAN JOSE SCHEHERAZ ADE the A.S. Wednesday Cinema is A the San Jose Box Office. the crowd to cheers at the strument, arousing the available through San Jose 'touch of Class showing at For further information sight of a large backdrop crowd with a Hungarian- Business Office, the 404-S-3rd St. (2nd floor, 3rd his own Box Office, and all B.A.S.S. smiss.an of RN olo, .1:30, 7 and 10 p.m. in Morris call 996-3083 or the box office revealing two mystical flavored song and 4111 shows ses.n et Spm danced all outlets. & San Salvador) ' Dailey Auditorium. at 246-1160. figures surrounding a enthusiasm as he Admission is 50 cents. Gil Eagles crystal ball which suddenly over the stage, changing the Gil Eagles, known as the began to swirl reflecting dots pace to that of a hillbilly hoe- "Entertaining Psychic," will of light all over the down. AT exhibit the unexplainable at auditorium. 8 p.m. Thursday in the Morris Dailey Auditorium. The band's most recent TM Tickets are $1.50 for Loudness and weak vocals hit, "Evil Women" proved to students and $3 for the at times hampered the be another high point of the pENEvi general public and are concert, but the completness evening, but the climax PEANUTS available at BASS outlets of the program contributed didn't come until the last . CAMERA STORE much to the success Order grArt and the A.S. Business Office. of the song, "Ma, Ma, Ma Bell" i Fine FoodMade to Black History Week performance. which produced amazing FOR SALE! Multi-Media Presentation, energy from both band and ID5 Come in for /1 a combination of music, ELO did several crowd. dance and poetry, and a stimulating songs such as performance by the "Showdown" from an older ENLARGERS Diamano Coura Dance Deafening yells for more IF'1 THE 990 FROM Troupe will be at noon today album, "On the Third Day," brought ELO back on stage DURST '69.95 UP and "Eldorado," the album in the S.U. Ballroom. for an exuberant rendition of SPECIAL Admission is $1 and the that perhaps was the BREAKFAST BOGEN '79.95 uP their first well-known hit, show will be repeated at 8 catalyst to the group's in- "Roll Over Bethoveen " You'll be back for OMEGA '99.00 uP - BESELER '189 99 UP 7/7 THE 990 4 a MINOLTA '249.00 up qcen.t qrts LUNCHEON SPECIAL lot Hours Open COMPLETE 3 FREE CLASSES Mon-Thurs 6:30 am-10 p.m LINE OF LENSES IN Friday 6:30 am-5pm AND DARKROOM ACCESSORIES SILK SCREENING Happy Hours ALL AT GOOD PRICES WITH SERVICE oink Sat. February 21st 2 pm -6 pm 11am, 1 & 3 pm. WE AND 9 pm -10 pm * The instructor will be Jim Ward, TRADE SCHOOLS a representative from Speedball. Beer and Wine Call for reservations. 275 E. San Fernando SAN 1051 414 TOM) & Country Village, San Jose 10 SOWN FIRST Between 6th & 7th Mr lei, open 5 nights & 7 days (408) 249-4277 across from Dudley Mooreheadij MOO /II SI _ SAT 95/1 r3 ammo! February 18, 1976, Page 7 'Honey' opens to tiny group arts and By Adrienne Juhmlin relationship with her wild in the play's first half but showed good acting skills by and by their use of facial -A Taste of Honey", and carefree mother, Helen. warmed to her role by the using English accents that expressions and body presented by the Actors Written by Shelagh second half. touched realism in the play movements. Repertory Theater A.R.T. Delaney, with music The overall acting in the last Friday night, opened to arranged by Joe Conti, an play's first half was rigid, as entertainment a small audience of 17 at the SJSU music major, the plot though the actors had not yet De Anza Hotel Theater. develops in the first act with fully gotten into their roles, Directed by Patricia Helen marrying and leaving and slowed the play's tempo. 7COPIES IBM -self service Bower, SJSU theater arts Jo. In the second half, the pace FROM LOOSE ORIGINALS lecturer, the play captivated Jo, now on her own, ex- quickened because the ac- Wins music contest Overnight service -3d each the small crowd's attention periences two relationships. tors were now warmed to captivated with several outstanding The first is with a young their roles and -free sorting individual performances. black sailor who leaves her audience attention. Senior plays "Honey" is set in Salford, pregnant and the second is a The loud laughter of the Kopi Systems 12:a bass a slum district of Man- close friendship with Goof, a crowd in response to a 9-6pm chester, England, in 1959. homosexual art student. riotous scene in the second 322 E. Santa Clara con- William Rudock, SJSU Boys also won the $1,000 first a music major whose The story revolves around Jo, played by SJSU student act, proved it was a favorite. 50i minimum )94-0600 music senior, spent New prize for best bluegrass centration is classical guitar Jo, a teenage girl, and her Kim Kamitses, seemed stiff This scene was about a fight Year's Day in San Quentin band. and composition. among Helen, her drunken this year. Appear with stars In this role he's written a husband, Jo and Geof. But he was there, along In the six years they've choral work that will be The flung insults and Sell your car, find a typist, with four other members of a been together, the Bear performed by the SJSU glee witticisms was both funny buy a stereo, find homes for your kittens, Santa Cruz-based bluegrass Creek Boys have shared the club this spring, and a guitar and realistic and demon- patch up your love affair... band, to join country singer stage with jazz notables suite. strated an overall smooth Merle Haggard in a New George Shearing and Dizzy Fred Thrane, SJSU music and professional acting do it all with the Spartan Daily Classifieds! Year's concert for inmates. Gillespie, as well as Emmy lecturer, is also preparing performance. The concert was just one of Lou Harris, the Nitty Gritty one movement of the suite As a group, the cast Rudock's recent successes Dirt Band, and Maria for performance. as bass player with the Bear Muldaur. "Creative experience" Creek Boys. They have played at clubs, "All music, regardless of 4Orti, In the Malibu Canyon parties and on local radio its style and origin, is valid," Bluegrass Festival last stations, while all following Rudock said, "and should LOOK AT THESE PRICES!! summer, Rudock took first what Rudock calls an old stand on its own merits." S. You Just Won't Believe Our Regular Low Price,,' place as the best bluegrass country music saying: Criticizing schools that bass player. "never give up your daytime believe "their music is the awe $1 0 to $15 Shirts for... 5.95 In the same contest, job." only music," fludock said all Own competing against bands When the tall blond-haired performers have the same t $16 to $20 Shirts for 7.95 Et 8.95 Actors Repertory from as far away as musician isn't being "a basic goal: bringing an A scene from Theater's "A Taste of 510 South Tenth Street (10th & Williams) San Jose 295 0144 Sari Jose SIAN, Oklahoma, the Bear Creek bluegrass bass player," he's emotional, intellectual and Honey." IV III creative experience to their TIPfi listeners. To help achieve this goal Rudock has spent 12 years studying bass, five studying banjo and 11 studying guitar, four of which were spent in classifieds Madrid. But although he spent most of his school years studying SALES- Honda Cycles. Pref. Grad Teacher will share 7 rm. ten 78 a ni TYPING IBM 60 N 3 No 823 287 4355 announcements for sale Student, Weekends, Aft Summers or Ill p iii 225 5345. 5100 music, he didn't decide on it Most have retail & cycling cop We - - - COLLEGIATE THPING- IBM as a career until halfway train. Bruce 941 2177 APT. FOR RENT 7 bdrrns., I bath. SELECTR IC II Turabian Methods, theses, term papers, legal cop, WOMAN AND CHILD IN SAN TOMAS Honda .72.500cc. E xcei ion! cond. torn and Morn, $1135 to 1165. 3 bliss through his sophomore year short notice OK Fremont area, fast AREA NEED ride to and Irons Never hurt New tune tire lube. STUDENTS MAKE MONEY up to S95 from SJSU. 495 E William, Ph 197 SJSU reasonable Judy 797 6375 in college. 93 15 Te.Th. 9-12 30F. Call 374 4376. Xtras inci 5930 rain -1950 shine PER We PART TIME at home 5581 I Mitch 2953919 adressing envelopes Companies "I had reasonable suc- From loose sheet originals. Self Serve Plan-Enroll 'Mow". want that "personal touch " For Beautiful rooms across campus Student Dental IBM copies 2, cents ea w free cess" as a math and science Applications and information NOVUS 4510 Mathematician further information regarding op Men 99 S 9th SI. from 75 moo., kit sorting between 5 8 pm with a 82 Associated Students office or 371 Calculator. Trig functions, logs, porfunities with these companies, priv 297 9816: Girls -278 S. 10th major at Cabrillo Junior student discount card 6811 accum memory. 2! 'nes Old, w SEND S3 to Phoenix Advertising, across Bus. Bldg. from 65m0.. annual College, Rudock said, "but adaptor. Asking 145. Also, General Box 11707, Atlanta, Ga. 30305. shared. 99 mo. pvt Kit priv. Ph available at KOPI SYSTEMS, 327 E Santa Clara St (I blk from Free magazine-Truth of Life Chemistry Text. 258 2219 779 9035 or 778 1760. there was no creative growth campus) 291 0603 or leave your wOrk (positive thinking) magazine. 293 52.50 per hour apartment cleaning job i for us to 00 at 3 cents ea. copy (50 involved." 1588 (9 a.rn to 5 p.m I Rossignot skis Salarnon 444 binding Must have experience. Apt mgr job Attractive 2 Or apt. blk Sib 447 S. So Rudock decided to "put caber beets, brand new, used twice open also Cali Don 286-2404 before 9 5fh new carpet, AEK, quiet. clean cents minimum said 3 -SPEED BIKE Good only. Must sell. Best offer. Paul 297- a IT excellent furniture 5180 me 789 1374 WANTED: Consultants will bring you the math books on the shelf condition. Call 297 0861 after 6 pm. 0737. Wedding WANTED: dishwasher tor sorority Girl to rent clean nicely furnished Personal service at the lowest and study music seriously." Fragrant Down Jackets 1,40 and Vests 130 house for dinners. Call 998 9585. room 180 month all util pd rebid in prices bouquets and SPARTAN PUS ANNOUNCES new 1i, lovely arrangements will create a Emotional feedback hours. Mon, Tues. Wed, Thurs. Custom made Call Libby Freeman each rm block from campus. 244.0997. Needed -lots of simple carpentry, Dep required Available March 1st splendid look for your wedding You Of his success with the HAM 8PM, Fri 11AM 10PM without memory ------handyman. gardening work. S3 hr Mrs Rodgers 197 4057 can also design a special band With band Ii) 1:30 AM custom veils. Bear Creek Boys, Rudock Toastmaster Oven Broiler. Roasts. Call for interview after 6 30 p.m. With Our invitations, Reduced prices during happy hours. Order One bakes Tabletop model New, never 238.4338. Female to share two bedroom and other wedding items. said, "a musician has to 46 daily: 5 cents off glass. 25 cents Or all A special gift with your floral ofl pitcher. 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Taylor such as grants-in-aid and Bunzel, thus forcing the A.S. of an housing. to cut all programs by 5.5 per Chances for passage Dr. Hugo Rodriguez- In other words, a school cent in order to meet the Assembly bill limiting the Alcala of the University of presidents president could not hold up grants-in-aid expenditure. power of college California at Riverside, will good" by an entire budget because of That ruling is now being are rated "pretty speak on contemporary John Rico. personal disagreement with appealed, according to Rico. A.S. President Latin American literature at real expenditure priorities. "We have been waiting for "I think we have a 7 p.m. Thursday in the S.U. he The proposed revision was our appeal to be scheduled good chance, actually," Pacheco Room. a direct outgrowth of a four- on the court calendar, and added. "Assemblyman Alcala, the author of 19 Nestande IR- month battle at SJSU which we hope to win the appeal," ( Bruce) books and of more than 100 fairly con- began May 1, 1974. Rico said, "but in working Orange I is a research and scholarly Republican who At that time, the $450,000 through the Student servative writings, has been invited to of weight with A.S. budget for the 1974-'75 Presidents Association can carry a lot speak by the Foreign might be inclined school year was held up by which authored the Nestande people who I.anguage and Mexican- bill." President John Bunzel bill), we decided the best bet to oppose this American Graduate Studies legislation, because of the A.S. Council's to clarify the law is with a The proposed departments. Nestande, AB refusal to allocate $39,000 in double-pronged attack." sponsored by The speech will be free and Feb. 10. grants-in-aid for athletic Bunzel had no comment on 3039, was introduced open to the public. The bill would allow a scholarships. the proposed legislation. school president to hold up After AS. officers and parts of an auxiliary budget university officials failed to he deemed in violation of any resolve the problem at 41Set rOLA V* board of trustee policy. All meetings, the A.S. filed in other parts of the budget State Superior Court for a made food #Home would have to be passed, writ ordering Bunzel to sign however. Auxiliary the budget. " Breakfast & Lunch: Mayor Janet Gray Hayes and Lyman Carl at Paseo de San Antonio, the S32,000 downtown mall programs are those outside On Aug. 30, 1974, Judge Soups, Chili. Sandwiches. of curriculum expenditures, James Scott ruled in favor of Salads, Omelettes & Desserts. lawsuit over mall All food to go! 294-2525 Mon Possible Fri 8.00-2:30 Afro-American Corner 3id & San Salvador By Carrie Peyton redevelopment director. vestigation and "we may find nothing The San Jose Redevelopment "We had a lot of change orders," wrong." Agency board voted 6-0 Thursday to Twardus said, "and we have to see if Twardus and John McBride, the activities slated investigate the possibility of a lawsuit there's a possibility of legal action." attorney handling this case for the Now IPSA saves you c-;?., Paseo de San Some of the change orders could city, plans to report back to the board against the architects of Activities ranging from are $5.50, $6.50 and $7.50. mall between result in a loss of funds from the within a month concerning the in- $11 round trip Antonio. a downtown films to a rock performance On Friday a parent's Streets. federal department of Housing and vestigation. Third and Market are scheduled for Black luncheon will be held in the to be com- Urban Development, he said. "We have no idea how much" in to Hollywood-Burbank. The mall, scheduled History Week, which con- I.oma Prieta Room to a cost of $115,000, was Joseph McQuillan, attorney for damages the proposed suit may ask, pleted in July at tinues through Friday. celebrate Black Family - They call us , Oct. 10 and ultimately cost architects Johnson, Leffingwell and McBride said. completed Most of the activities will Day; a tour for parents will the Bargain Birds, - Associates, refused to comment on the Joseph McQuillan, attorney for gt, $322,000. be in the S.U. Ballroom. begin at 2:30 p.m.' an in- in the architects' original matter. architects Johnson, Leffingwell and Changes Today at 11 a.m. a bar- formal seminar for parents plans prompted the vote, according to He explained the agency is "just Associates, refused to comment on the becue is scheduled for the and politicians will be held in Starile Twardus. assistant being thorough" in ordering the in- matter. New Electra Jet fares. $20 each way from barbecue pit area; cost is the Pacifica Room at 3 p.m. San Francisco or Oakland. $17standby. $1.95. A multi media id oil of presentation written by Dr. Sounds of Africa Fill up a Girfull students and save a pckedf money by by driving to San Francisco or Oakland airport. Save even more if praised Gloria Alibruho of the Afro- Hedzaleh, African troupe you fly standby. One hour flying time. 3 nonstop Electra Jet Community leaders American Studies Depart- from Ghana is at 8:30 p.m. flights daily more (in weekends. Call your campus rep or PSA. and a disco ment will be performed by dance will begin PS:\ gives you a lift and a bargain I. SJSU students at noon and at 11 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Admission is $1. At gives honors 2:30 p.m. Dr. Bellfield, local Mayor Hayes veterinarian, will speak on opportunities for blacks in c_ ) Scotch Doubles Champagne, paintings and by Dr. Carlene Young, black studies at SJSU; Dr, across the country," Drake veterinary medicine. a colorful array of food celebrated the event with Frank Greene, president of commented. On Thursday, a panel decorated the Afro- some 70 guests, three of Technology Development Ordinary people discussion on blacks in the Bowling Tourney American Studies building whom received letters of Corp. and Dr. St. Clair "The solution to the media will take place at Tuesday, Feb. 10, in honor of commendation from Mayor Drake, author and professor problems of the black noon. Speakers will be J. 0. black history week. Janet Gray Hayes. of anthropology and community is in the hands of Carrole, KDIA: Bill Lee, Friday, Feb. 20 The department, headed Inez Jackson, originator of sociology also received ordinary people, not in the Sacramento Observer editor certificates and plagues hands of professors and and producer; and 2:30 p.m. from the department as well college graduates. This is Robert Chrisman, editor as the commendations for why I place such emphasis Black Scholar Magazine; Two persons per team

AsHEti BUSCH INC ST LOUIS their "outstanding on learning to solve your own and Belva Davis of KPIX- achievement and leadership problems," Drake con- TV. handicapped (80% of 200) to the black community," cluded. At 8 and 11 p.m. tomorrow Sign-ups at the desk innivultterP said Young. the Staple Singers and the Community Involvement Sylvers will be at the Center Young introduced Jackson for Performing Arts. Tickets STUDENT UNION GAMES AREA 277-3226 as -Miss San Jose" for her DeAnza years of community ac- tiveness. Greene is the president of his own manufacturing plant benefit and "serves as an example to young people," said Dr. Tom Wendel, history You don't have to Young. professor, will be guest "We are working to try to speaker Thursday at the increase opportunities for luncheon-lecture series blacks in business. We want sponsored by the Cupertino go to the U. of Mexico to expand our own business Bicentennial Commission while working with other Wendel will speak at the people and minority com- noon event about "The Call to get a good taco. panies," said Greene. to Independence: Leaders of "We need to stimulate ft:4, rAir the American Revolution," young people into taking full The luncheon will be at the advantage of the op- Mercury Savings and Loan portunities and education. Association, 19376 Stevens This involves a sense of Creek Blvd. confidence and respect for Proceeds will be used to their own ethnic culture," restore Le Petit Trianon, an said Drake, who will retire in historic structure on the De June. Anza College campus. -I am impressed with the Tickets are $5.00 and call program here I SJSU) as be obtained at Rifredi's CLEAN UP compared with some 200 Market, 21701 Stevens Creek 'ININ10001 other programs I've seen Blvd., or by calling 252-0686 April 5-9, Budweiser and ABC Radio will PARLOR again sponsor National College Pitch In! 15' ME Week, You can get one right near the campus. A zesty, crispy, crunchy taco. THE RULES ARE SIMPLE: Organize And if you want something to go along with it. order our a community improvement activity during crispy, crunchy onion rings. the week of April 5-9, document what you And a Coca-Cola."' accomplish, and send it to Pitch In! Dance to the Oldie They add up to a fast course in economics. THE REWARDS ARE GREAT: You get But Goodie Sounds of a cleaner community and, if you win, a $1000 OT $500 cash award! Any number of JOE SHARINO groups per campus may enter. 1 FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Every Monday Night your Dean of Student Activities or write BUY 2 TACOS, GET ONE FREE Pitch In! Week, Dept. C, c/o ABC Radio, 9:00-1:00 1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, WITH THIS COUPON N.Y. 10019. No Dress Code Coupon valid at this Monday Nights Only JACK IN THE BOX RESTAURANT:

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