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Volume 75, Number 34 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Friday, October 1 7, 1980 Apathy blamed on midterms Dorm demonstration halted; march leader not surprised by Kathy Dutro mission to investigate the connection tee. A protest march designed to demonstrate dorm residents' The group has since decided to stop circulating the petition, Sherlock dissatisfaction with the mandatory $31.50 phone connection was cancelled said. He added that he will probably send it to the Public Utilities Com- due to student apathy, according to one of the organizers. mission anyway, with the approximately 500 signatures collected so far. The The march, which was planned for Wednesday, was scheduled to begin goal, according to Sherlock, was about 1,000 signatures. in front of West Hall and end at the Pacific Telephone offices at 190 N. Fifth He added that midterm pressure didn't allow him sufficient time to St. devote to signature gathering. According to Brad Sherlock, organizer of the march, the main stumbling The major effort of the residents' group has been devoted toward block, aside from student apathy, was the time of the year. working to switch the dorm phone system from the Centrex business system "Midterms really hurt," he said. to standard residential service. Such a change-over would reduce the con- A further obstacle developed when the rest of the group, working to nection fee from $31.50 to $16. change the dorm phone system, decided it would be better to work within the According to Steve Daniel, another member of the residents' group, system rather than challenge it, Sherlock said. Pacific Telophone has agreed to pay for the installation of modular hook-ups Sherlock added that he was not particularly surprised the march was if the dorms do change to residential service. cancelled. Modular hookups are units that allow a student to install his own phone. of our students," he said. "I know the apathy The ordinary fee for installation of these units is $43. The controversy over the phones first surfaced when dorm residents were faced with paying the $31.50 connection fee for dorm phones, which Bob Brown, spokesman for Pacific Telephone, said although the phone were made mandatory this semester for security reasons. company is "making an exception" in paying for the modular hook-ups, it A residents' group was formed out of representatives of several dorms, would not give a proposed rebate to students who must pay the Centrex in- specifically West Hall. In addition to organizing the protest march, the group stallation fee this semester. also began circulating a petition to try to force the Public Utilities Com- Daniel had said at an earlier date that such a rebate was a "possibility."

Marriage and careers, a working pair photo by Oro Buonocore Joan Thompson seeks relief from the heat. by Libby Lane International Telephone and said, and sometimes, she added, it is vestment to the company," he said, For 11 years, Lee and Gary Telegraph-Jennings, and he stays important to take time out regar- but added they will make unusual Hornberger have been attempting to home and cares for their 7- and 10- dless of how it looks on a job ap- allowances in schedule just to keep New breeze chills juggle a two-career marriage. Both year-old children. plication. someone that they value. Gary, who said he loves staying Lee stressed that the first job is are engineers and don't see why It takes a lot of time and money home, also said "I am amazed at the important to build skills and marriage, children and careers to train employees and companies amount of time it takes to run a knowledge but after that, companies Duncan Hall users have to be mutually exclusive. are not eager to let the good ones go house." hire for personality as well. Lee Hornberger spoke Wed- easily, he said. by Mark Cursi "All I know is that it was cold," nesday before a group of SJSU Lee chuckles knowingly when On several occasions, Gary has Students, staff and faculty biology technician John Chipman women engineering students, people she relates the times she has come When Gary quits a job or is worked part-time while his wife has walking into the south wing of said. who have more than a passing in- home from work and Gary has said, questioned by a prospective em- worked full-time. Duncan Hall Wednesday were in for terest in managing a family and a "I didn't get anything done all day." ployer about time lapses in his ex- a chilling surprise. While yesterday's high tem- career. The Hornbergers have a rather He said that as conservative as perience, the overwhelming "It's cold in here, but it's warm perature in San Jose was a brisk 67 She brought her husband in unconventional approach to careers. engineering firms can be, "they are response when he explains his outside," said Tavia Friez, a Biology degrees, parts of Duncan Hall were order to present two points of view, "You only have your children remarkably flexible. situation is, "Congratulations. I Department secretary. in the range of 62 or 63 degrees, but said, "I hope it is one point of for a limited amount of time," Lee "You have to be a good in- wish I could do that." according to Chipman. view" The Hornbergers attribute their The cause of the cold spell was marital success to the attitude that renamed in honor of prof the reactivation of the air con- neither one of their jobs is more Education Building ditioning system by Plant important than their relationship. Operations. In honor of Dr. William G. The Hornbergers met while Sweeney's 28 years of service to the According to Dick Emigh, attending Santa Clara University. Education Department, as well as associate director of Plant Gary graduated with a civil his contributions to SJSU, the Operations, the system was being engineering degree in 1968, and Lee Education Building was renamed tested after a year of inactivity. received her mechanical Sweeney Hall during a ceremony engineering degree the following Saturday. "The only way we could test it is year. The decision was agreed on by by turning the system on," Emigh Gary went to work right away. the California State University and said. Colleges Board of Trustees earlier Lee became pregnant shortly Emigh said no warning was this year. thereafter and subsequently settled given to employees or students in for motherhood at least tem- "The building was planned with Duncan Hall because he didn't know porarily. the idea that the education of the test was taking place. "She stayed home with the baby teachers should be an all-university and started to go bonkers," Gary function, not just a function for our "It was underway before I knew said. use," Sweeney told the ap- it," Emigh said. proximately 300 people gathered for Lee wanted to do her When the ceremony in the center court of Emigh said Don Skyberg, chief work at Massachusetts graduate the building. engineer of Plant Operations, began Institute of Technology, they saw it the test without warning. as the chance of a lifetime for both of Sweeney joined the SJSU faculty them. as a speech instructor in 1934 after Skyberg said Plant Operations' he graduated from San Jose State lack of warning was not on purpose, Gary quit his job and followed College in 1930. The following year, but the system had to be tested right his wife to Boston with a toddle: in he was transferred to the Education away. tow. Department. Over the years, they decided The air conditioning system, which consists of two large units, they would trade off working every photobySalBromberger -eontinued on page 3 broke down about a year ago. two years. William Sweeny in the former Education Building, now Sweeny Hall. Currently, she is working at -continued on back page Student aids councilman in decision making bsy Mary Washburn "Pretty guod,- he said with a be the right ones. But, he said, "as defend every action the city takes, SJSU student Dave Pandori smile. long as they are based on logic and he adds "I think it is too easy to admits he didn't know much about Another part of his job for the reason, they are still seriously write off decisions and make so city politics a year ago, but says now councilman is to sift through considered." many assumptions." his input is weighted "about as voluminous staff reports and make Pandori urges people who want Pandori admits there is politics strongly as a department head." recommendations on them before to change things in city government involved in the council decisions, but Pandori, a 22-year-old en- they go up for council vote. to get involved. stressed that the council bases its vironmental studies senior, is an While reviewing the reports, he There is "no real student voice" decisions on the information it has aide to San Jose City Councilman tries to determine "how biased or in city politics, according to Pan- available on the issues. Tom McEnery, doing research and unbiased they are." dori. "A lot of students don't know His interest in urban planning making recommendations on city Besides staff reports, various where City Hall is and it's not that prompted him to take Political issues. departments, organizations and far from campus). Science Prof. Terry Christensen's He recently completed an ex- constituents compete for the "If you get enough interest you "Urban Politics" class last year. can have decisions changed," he He did a political science in- asserted, Citing a recent example ternship with Councilman McEnery near campus. the following semester and later A group of business owners from worked into a paid position as one of the area were able to modify plans to McEnery 's three staff members. widen San Fernando Street between He is now scheduled to work 25 Market and Fourth streets after hours a week, but often works profile meeting with .city representatives, almost full time, including nights he said. and weekends. This dedication to his Whether it is "a small thing like job has taken a toll on his course keeping a street a certain width or a load. tensive report for the councilman on councilman's attention. The council major issw like the Water Pollution "This semester I was signed up the much-afflicted sewage treat- members vote "as intelligently as Control Plant," he said, "people can for 15 units," he said. "Now I'm ment plant. The report was praised they can" on issues, Pandori said, work to aff,mt change." down to eight." this week in a San Jose Mercury but added that "to really go through "You don't really have to be a Pandori will graduate in editorial. and analyze these reports is special person to go before the December and will continue to work "McEnery's I9-page report is a unrealistic." council," he said. "And they do for the councilman until next fall. remarkable specimen of govern- In fact, he found himself going listen." He then plans to go to graduate mental literature for two reasons," back over four staff reports already school for a master's degree in the editorial stated. "It's written in presented to the council' when Since he came to City Hall he urban planning. English and it contains perceptive drawing up his sewage treatment has found himself increasingly Working for the councilman, he Ube and provocative ideas." plant plan. defending actions of the city said, his ideas often wind up being How does it feel to get this kind Pandori is "never too sure" that government. considered as city policy by the City Council aide Dave Pandori Plww" " All" of attention7 the recommendations he makes will While le stresses that he won't entire council . A.M."

Poyo2 opinion OLtut or 1/ 1980 Is marriage still a worthwhile institution? by

psy me 8CC Yes: With work it will last No: It has no real meaning Sha

by Mary Washburn effect to avoid the countless may be symbolic, but it's a by Mark Curs' be joined in wedlock before the eyes The people who persist in the bef Still Writer magazines, television programs, meaningful symbol. Staff %flier of God ( and others who may be illusion of marriage, will learn it 60 The prospect of marriage is a seminars, books and counseling It says the two people signing Marriage is an institution that interested) is a tradition that has no isn't as blissful as the cake Air scary thing for many people. services promoted to help couples their names to it have made a has seen its better days like the real meaning in today's society. decorators, caterers and other an commitment to a lifelong large gas-guzzling cars of the '50s marriage-oriented businesses would exp Divorce statistics alone are deal with their problems, than to The '70s did more to destroy the relationship and they take that and '60s. like. ten reason enough for people to be ap- take advantage of them. concept of marriage than any time prehensive about it. commitment very seriously. The notion that two people must The cost of marriage in these ten In the days of fighting "The in the past. The reason is simple: tight economic days, would seem to But fear is not sufficient reason Establishment," when marriage The rebellious teenagers of the '60s be only another discouragement. se I to abandon the institution entirely. was thought of in terms of babies were the young adults of the '70s. gla How can two people live happily It is a positive thing to recognize and split-level houses in the suburbs, Because of their anti-institution cen when they will be making monthly that marriage is a challenge. It it might have made sense for some attitude, they wanted something ten three years to cover takes a big commitment s perhaps to shrug off a tradition they per- different than what their parents payments for of c the biggest commitment of a ceived as incongruous with their had stressed. the expenses of one day? lifetime to vow to love, understand beliefs. So the institution of marriage The only people who seem to me and be faithful to one person for the But the '60s are over. Our gave way to living together. The profit from marriage these days, Fo a Sc) '... keeping a marriage meaningful may 'People have begun to realize it doesn't Un take official recognition from a church or exp seem an impossible task, but there is sch a myriad of sources availabel for help ...' the state to make adult decisions valid.' cen

say rest of one's life. consciousnesses should be raised by people who did marry in the decade besides the above-mentioned ter It is a negative thing, however, now. of the '70s, contributed to the highest businesses, are the lawyers who exa to simply give up on the prospect of We've had ample time to get divorce rate this nation has ever handle divorces. " Ar seen. marriage because the commitment used to the idea that marriage Besides the conditioning of the or challenge appears too deman- doesn't mean strict roles for the man For countless years, marriage marriage industry, there is societal ding. and woman. and the church were thought of as conditioning to deal with also. Since Many people have adopted the Marriage in the '80s more and one entity. In fact, marriage could early childhood, persons are told attitude that no relationship can last more often means two-career be considered a religious institution. that marriage is a necessity of life. a lifetime. Instead, they live households with day-to-day chores However, as the influence of religion This will change slowly together in pseudo-marriages until shared by both partners. has declined over the past two a however, as couples living together either one decides to leave. decades, the concept of marriage Couples can chose when and if have children without the "bond" of has declined with it. by S I agree that if a relationship is they want to have children. marriage. allowed to stagnate, if no love or There is more freedom in styles People have begun to realize it These children will grow up with Stu understanding are put into it on a of marriage now than ever before. doesn't take official recognition the knowledge that marriage isn't a Wed daily basis or if problems are Entering into a relationship with from a church or the state to make necessary thing, only an illusion. pre ignored until they seem in- the idea that it cannot last is self- adult decisions valid. ren surmountable, a marriage will not defeating. The relationship is bound The revolution of social prac- Adults in their middle years tern last. to live down to these expectations. tices in the '60s also affected the have also become more realistic cam But I don't agree that this is a There institution of marriage by changing about the blissfulness of marriage. as a serious way tu handle a relationship. are enough times in life when we hedge and compromise. social attitudes about divorce. Many divorcees have rejected the The challenge of keeping a Marriage should not be one of those idea of marriage for the practicality Nint Divorce, which was always of living together. marriage meaningful may Seem an times. treated as a taboo subject before the Bus impossible task, but there is a When it comes time to settle '60s, was supposed to be avoided at The return of dowries and loca myriad of sources available to help down with one person, a clear all costs. The belief was that a contractual agreements seem the Stu couples meet that challenge. commitment needs to be made. marriage should be saved for the only way to save the aging in- Gov It would seem to take more That "just a piece of paper" sake of the children. stitution of marriage. hoe. Pre in a Dir tha stan _letters Spartan Daily the me Editor Boni Brewer ren Ad Manager Doug Teter eart News Editor Ellen Goodwin and City Editor Brian Boyd A.S. Ignores 'Nauseating' blue this campus. I believe this dismay over what we see as un- weapons the attackers employed? an Opinion Editor Janet Fields demonstrates how effective the staff professional journalism. We are Broken bottles, guns, and knives all req Layout Editor Scott Hinrichs commuter issues draws fans can be in addressing campus-wide referring to your Oct. 10 article have a common function: they draw ma Feature Ed ... Catherine Cassidy Editor: problems. concerning the attack on five dor- blood. Are you suggesting that girls Editor: Sports Editor Dave Meltzer who The president's decision to no mitory students. who carry bottles are more violent I am a commuter student So American viewers won't be Assoc. Sports Ed Joan Casserly A.S. election. Dodger longer grant recognition to CUES. All of the information you than girls who carry guns? And what does not vote in the subjected to that nauseating Special Pages Ed .... Brian Wirth means that support staff, unlike presented in this article was totally about the boys? Furthermore, you There are two reasons. blue. Perhaps Ms. Casserly would Entertainment Ed .... Jon Bloom the Spartan faculty and students who have irrelevant. First of all, why did you called attention to the fact that all of One, I only read like to explain the fact that the Consumer Ed .... Kim Bergheim a week, and I Academic Senate and Student tell us the attackers were Chicanos? this occurred at night. People are Daily three or so times Dodgers are one of the few teams to Business Mgr Rita Leung the elections are hap- draw more than 3 million fans in one Council respectively, has no What difference does it make? already paranoid about walking See never know Retail Ad Mgr ... Brian McMahon JOSI issues are. recognized channel for advisement Sounds like racial prejudice to us. outside in the dark, and you are pening or what the season. Promotions Dir Lisa Gauer to days of con- or dissemination of information. She Also, you said they were youths. So simply adding to this paranoia. Ass Perhaps we need five Would 3 million people pay good Art Director Mike Clark week before is turning her back on the 1,100 staff what? You're stereotyping youths as Finally, you mentioned the attack Pr tinuous coverage the money to see a team wearing a Nail Ad Mgr Mike Doyle nauseating blue uniform? Perhaps people, most of whom are on campus violent. You went on to say those occurred in the immediate vicinity Jost the election. Photo Editor Kyle Brehm the full time. attacked were dormitory residents. of campus. Are you trying to give There is another reason, though. the Chicago White Sox uniforms are Chief Photo Mark Schwab cop As a student, wife, mother and more to your liking, Ms. Casserly. Susan Price In this case, you are portraying SJSU a bad name? nen member of a Cupertino community, That's right. I'm a Dodger fan. Continuing Education, dormitory residents as defenseless All you should have said was "A me Con I have no time to run for an A.S. Bill Zeid staff wimps. And you made matters few persons were attacked by Photography staff .... Eva Allen, worse when you mentioned there many." Then you wouldn't have Ad office. I suspect other commuters Management, sophomore Sal Brombei ger, Ciro Buonocore, Or dormitory residents. offended us and the rest of your are in a similar position perhaps were five Romone Espanol, Tom Ovalle, Ser they work. Therefore, no one run- Everything Wouldn't it have been more polite to readers. Glenn Matsumura, Tina McBee, der den ning for an A.S. office (the one time I the victims if you would have said Ned Erickson Dan Murphy, Tom Surges, JoAnn Fullerton slights there were only "a few" attacked by Meteorology, senior Si did look into the issues) had found offensive Uhelszki, Roger Woo. col anything to say on issues I cared "more than twice as many" at- 277 1,100 persons Editor: about. tackers? Ken Beissner I'd like to see child care on Editor: We are writing to voice our And who cares what kind of Meteorology, senior campus similar to Foothill College's The most effective safety arrangements. I'd be open to committee on this campus, CUES. suggestions that would make a (Concerned University Employees commuter's campus life easier and Students), was summarily say, more publicity on available dismissed by SJSU President Gail study areas, a typing room and Fullerton on Tuesday before she had things that take into account that I even studied its advisory report, can't go home between classes. done at her request. Come on, A.S. candidates, if you Due in large part to the efforts of want the commuter vote, talk about the university staff which coalesced the commuter issues. into the C.U.E.S. committee, the Jan Cooke legislature and trustees have Technical Communications, greatly increased allocations for junior safety personnel and equipment on

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I. claw 17, 1980, Peg. 3 Israeli discusses U.S. media Man remembered for service Terrorism -continued from page I signed a petition to have someone who is deceased "During the period 'exaggerated' He served as acting the Education who has contri- Building or someone Sweeney was Dean, the head of the Education De- named after him," Coffey buted a substantial sum of faculty number tripled," by John Millais say terrorism is the most in the Middle East. Shabtai stressed four partment from 1943 to 1946 said. money. We felt because Associated Dean Denny Terrorism is a form of dangerous problem the "The oil fields are in areas that could reduce the and head of the Division of "At the time we were Sweeney was such an ex- Auchard said. "If it was not psychological war that the Western countries are the Middle East," he said. paranoia caused by Education from 1948 to passing this petition traordinary man that his for Sweeney, many of the media tends to glorify, facing. "That's where the money is terrorism and subsequent 1960. Sweeney then became around, it was trustee pol- qualifications were suffi- faculty members would not according to Prof. Sabi "To me, international and this is why the loss of democracy ill the a dean. icy to name a building after cient enough," Coffey said. be here.' terrorism means political terrorists are there." United States. They include Shabtai. He held the title of dean terrorism." educating the public on Speaking Wednesday of the School of Education Shabtai pointed out Shabatai said that terrorism, beefing up the before an audience of about until 1968. 60 students in the S.U. that the problem of since terrorism began in nation's intelligence and 1968, there has been a 2,000 Almaden Room, Shabtai, terrorism is confined counter-intelligence ser- "When this expansion Square an Israeli anti-terrorism primarily to the Western percent increase in the vices, creating effective occurred, SJSU produced Times number of deaths caused of expert, said that the media world. counter-terrorist forces more elementary teachers heart famous, by terrorism. In the becomes tends to overreact to acts of There is no problem of and increasing anti- than any school in the a poor girl terrorism in the socialist terrorist operations with Ad- courageous terrorism. "Between 1968 and West," Chairman of countries, he said. other Western Higher becomes Media acts as a 1979, 2,689 deaths were ministration and rich girl democracies. Coffey a friends selective magnifying "The socialist coun- caused by terrorism," he Education Charles become glass," he said. "It con- tries have a no-nonsense said. said. both centrates much more on Shabtai also said he is and attitude toward "This contribution terrorism than other acts He claims that the fear opposed to any form of terrorism," he said. alone has made the School of crime." created as a result of terrorism. According what it is Shabtai, a former to Shabtai, terrorism can be a danger of Education many of "I'm against all forms today." member of the Israeli the terrorist to Gemocracy in the United organizations are financed of terrorism because Foreign Service who holds States. played in by wealthy backers. He terrorism doesn't resolve Sweeney also a doctorate in political noted that among the more "I am worried about anything," he said. important role in the science from the overreaction on the part of negotiations and planning University of Chicago, affluent international Shabtai is a director of terrorist organizations are the United States," he said. for the Education Building, explained there are two "I'm worried about the newly -formed In- which was designed to schools of thought con- the Japanese Red Army, ternational Association to the Irish Republican Army democratic institutions in provide facilities for the cerning terrorism. this country. Combat Terrorism, an El various activities the "There are those who (IRA) and the Italian Red Paso-based organization of Brigade. school provides. He retired say that the danger of "People could ex- scholars and other experts from the school in 1971. terrorism has been Shabtai said that it is change freedom for that was formed to collect exaggerated," he said. no accident that a lot of anarchy in the United information on terrorist In 1973, Chairman And there are those who terrorist acts are occurring States." groups. Coffey, who has been in the School of Education for 23 years, organized a A.S. and Fullerton argue resolution to have the Education Building named after William G. Sweeney. about site of coffee house "I felt that because Dr. Sweeney dedicated a third 'ilMf 5 500Ant by Stephen D. Stroth The A.S. board students) for it. They State Students Association, of a century to the ROSERTSTIGW000 Education Department, he rIM CURRY The Associated disputes Fullerton's overloaded the lower part added that student fees 7111611AMIRADO of the Union during the should be remembered for Students board of directors reasoning for condemning would probably be required trial period." it," Coffey said. Wednesday called for the the Building D location. to pay for the coffee shop. The idea for a coffee Barrett echoed Santi's The fees are not state preservation and Sweeney was an active house came after the observations. "It was very funds. renovation of Building D, a participant in the Student Union opened a successful," he said, with temporary building on Landmark status is California Council on very successful but tem- "lots of response from the campus that could be used being sought for Building Education of Teachers. He porary coffee house on the students." as a student coffee house. D, according to Santi. He was elected president of Union's lower level as part Fullerton also men- Building D, located on said that funds for con- this group in 1968. He alsc r of it's 10th anniversary tioned in her memo to Ninth Street near the struction and renovation in devoted much time and celebration in October of Barrett that any costs of Business Tower, is the the building might effort to the im- last year. renovation or costruction be NOW PLAYING- location proposed by the obtained plementation and in- According to Barrett, in Buidling D would have to from outside Student Union Board of organizations. terpretation of the new -SAN RANCISCO -EAST BAY SAN JOSE converting either Building be paid by non-state funds. San Jose Oakridge 6 Governors for a coffee credential legislation. Soli Francisco' Alhambra Dublin Dublin 6 Cinema D or the S.U. lower level Additionally, the master Colma Serramonte 6 Antioch - Metro 4 San Jose Saratoga 6 house. Santi said that appeals plan for the university San Francisco Balboa Pleasant Hill Regency Cinema San Jose Mer an Quad However, SJSU into a permanent coffee could be made to "Since Sweeney house would involve would have to be changed EAST BAY Berkeley United Artists Cinema MARIN COUNTY -- President Gail Fullerton, "historical foundations organized for the significant costs. However, by the California State interested in preserving Hayward - Festival Cinema PENINSULA San Rafael Northgate in a memo to Student Union promotion of many things, Fos he said the S.U. board University and Colleges the building." Fremont Cinema Sunnyvale Town Center 6 SANTA ROSA Director Ron Barrett, said myself, along with most of San Pablo Cooper Twin San Mateo - Manor Theater Santa Rosa Park made its recommendations system board of trustees. that the building as it A.S. President Mike the faculty members on the basis of space and stands "is not suitable for According to A.S. Medina said that Fuller- cost. the suggested use." board member Nancy ton's perspective on the "We have the area Fullerton said in the McFadden, "changes in situation was wrong. memo that the cost of (downstairs) for TV.," he the master plan are the "We're not asking the renovation to provide said, adding that if there easiest tasks that come university for money to earthquake and fire safety were a coffee house in that before the trustees." renovate the building. and to meet handicapped location, "there would be McFadden, who is We're just asking per- and public health no other suitable area" for president of the California mission to renovate." requirements "would be T.V. major." "If we do have a coffee house down there," he said, Worzervor. vt.44,, 'we'd have to put in an Spartan Daily elevator for wheelchairs, a Serving the San Jose State ramp and a lift. It would THE KIRKISH University r'ommunity block off too much space." 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SAT RITE MI" by Jerry McDonald Despite his team's back," Currey lamented. KING OF HEARTS IQ How quickly things can defensive performance "And this year we've had 9 VOA 94 FRIP40i FAVORITE change. against UOP, Currey sees five." Going into tomorrow problems in stopping the Added attractions to COUSIN COUSINE Spartan attack. tomorrow nights game are night's 7:30 Pacific Coast SuN Ale MOS "We are playing one of free SJSU team color Athletic Association clash WHY SHOOT the toughest teams in our posters distributed to the between SJSU, 3-2, and THE TEACHER? Long Beach State, 2-3, at conference and one of the first 5,000 fans, and a 9ISKIA Spartan Stadium, many toughest on our schedule," student Yellfest, a contest TRUFFAUTS fans will probably Currey said. "On defense, that will allow student STOLEN KISSES they are 100 percent im- groups to compete for $25 7.30 remember last year's wild Fitl MOUT MITI 53-42 Spartan win at proved, and with that Sign-ups for the Coors LATE SHOWS running back (Gerald sponsored contest are Anaheim Stadium. A CLOCKWORK Willhite ) and their speed being taken in MG, room What a show it was. ORANGE Spartan quarterback Ed outside, I really don't know 205. 30 Luther and 49er rival Paul how we'll stop them." McGaffigan waged a Of course, if the 49ers tremendous aerial battle, can keep the ball in their with Luther throwing for possession as much as !SPARTAN 467 yards and McGaffigan Fresno State did last week, 296. In all, both teams they won't have to worry so combined for an much about the Spartan & SAN CARLOS astonishing 1,079 yards in offense. (1 BLK. from CAMPUS) total offense. "The defense did a And what is expected super job last week, but we 75 Washers are going to have to do a this year? A battle and Dryers featuring defense. better job on third down That suits Long Beach and take the ball away WAITING sooner," Elway said. "But NO State head coach Dave FREE PARKING Currey just fine. then again, I don't give a "There will not be a 53- photo by Dan Murph; damn if the defense is on the field all the time, if they 42 game this year," Currey Spartan running back Gerald Willhite (47) breaks away from Fresno State free safety Melvin Graves said. "Sure it was an ex- score points for us while (17) enroute to a 20 -yard run. SJSU beat the Bulldogs 26 14 and face Long Beach State tomorrow citing game for the fans, they're in there." MODERNE DRUG CO. at 7:30 p.m. at Spartan Stadium. The 49er offense has but every game that is ex- ANTHONY I-) CAMPAGNA JR citing for the fans is a head- been erratic so far, ac- ache for a coach." PCAA conference game massive 6-6, 260-pound an excellent offensive line. Clara, Samoa Samoa of cording to Currey. While neither team has against University of defensive tackle Ben "It is one of the Washington State, John "We are still OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT matched last year's of- Pacific. Rudolph, a returning All- strengths of their team, so Elway of Stanford, and struggling offensively, and fensive production, both The defense scored PCAA selection. it won't be as easy," he Sergio Toscano of Fresno the defense has been EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR defenses have undergone once on a 36-yard in- Headed by Rudolph, continued. State all gave Spartan the carrying us lately," Currey major overhauls and ac- terception return by Erwyn the 49er defense harassed While getting to Ruiz is Spartan defense trouble at said. tually now are controlling Anderson, making the the PCAA's leading passer on the mind of Currey, one time or another with One of the reasons for 50 E SANTA CLARA 998-8800 SAN JOSE the fate of their teams. difference in a 17-12 win. Grayson Rogers, sacking Spartan head coach Jack their ability to break the problems are the in- The Spartan defense Not only that, but they him 11 times. Elway is thinking of 49er containment and run the juries to the running backs. PRESCRIPTIONS scored two times last week, held the strong UOP of- But Currey is not ex- quarterback Kevin football. No less then five 49er the telling factor in their fense in check virtually the pecting Spartan quar- Starkey, and with good "He's quick as hell, backs, including Ron opening PCAA game entire game, shutting them terback Scott Ruiz to be reason. and seems kind of hot and Settles, have undergone against Fresno State. A down with a -11 yards net such an easy mark. Starkey has a strong cold," Elway said of knee surgery. Settles Spartan, Ken Woodburn, rushing. "We have to remember arm and is an excellent Starkey. "He's big, active gained 129 yards against was named the PCAA co- And who was the that while we got to Pacific runner, something the and strong. The kid from the Spartans last year. player of the week. defensive co-player of the last week, we never got to Spartans have had trouble Fresno (Toscanol had a "Last year we went the Long Beach also relied week along with Wood- San Jose last year," with so far this season. good night against us, and whole season without a on its defense in its opening burn? It was the 49ers' Currey said. "They have Mike Heinrich of Santa we think this kid is better." single knee operation to a Inconsistent soccer team downs California by Joe Aseo Last Saturday did not Saturday's and goals in the second half. attacked the goal for 24 Menendez noted that The inconsistency have a happy ending. Wednesday's games Both games had the shots on goal. the only way to beat a problem that has plagued The Spartans lost to the demonstrate a night and Spartans in opposition But SJSU couldn't physical team is to apply 5-7 Stanford Cardinals in a day illustration of against big and physical maintain their composure steady pressure the entire the SJSU soccer team has ATAVEE BROW WATERT CIAN1 war. SHEEN .AFTTARSE PUN reached Jekyll and Hyde physical game. Yellow Menendez's point. teams. against the Cardinals, as it game. ,RECERIC FOREST ALBERT NU SWEITITINS LAB TAROK A. COM ICITPER penalty kicks and 15 CCPFOLA proportions. This season cards were issued to Simon Wednesday's game SJSU was clearly let two "The best way to beat a dow..0141 PALLS: ERNC6 CURIA 45(01 CM Chafer and Sergio Cardoso featured quick scoring rattled against Stanford as fouls affect their per- physical team is to put a oiliFJ) CS GRA' FIBITERDEOPE .1CIA STUNERG the Spartans have dropped FANO SIMARD No* 5111105 MEO PAW three matches they were in that match. when Cardoso, taking a Hurst, Chafer and Cardoso formance. They took only goal in the net," Menendez A...ABATER TOOT CCPUA. KAMM COMA pass front Joe Pimentel, were taken out by 14 shots. said. CLI" COIKUMFt ROOM Umted Artists expected to win. Julie R SJSU coach drove a kick past Cal's Jeff Menendez after they Wednesday night had a Menendez traces the Jorgenson, 4:32 into the questioned referee calls. happy ending. problem of inconsistency to game. "You can't change a The Spartans defeated a matter of concentration. Cross country the California Bears 4-0 in a There was quick referee's mind in one day," The Wednesday Cinema physical game which "The team has to scoring in Saturday's game Menendez said. "Arguing The SJSU cross country team travels to Berkeley to- featured two yellow concentrate the entire 90 when Giulio Bernardi took with the referee will only morrow to compete in the five-mile invitational at Tilden NEXT WED. & THURS.! warning cards on Mike minutes of play," a pass from Pimentel to put take your mind off the Park beginning at 10 a.m. 7& 10 P.M. Hurst and Mark Tonilin for Menendez said. "It's tough a header past Stanford game." The Spartans' top runner, Dan Harvey, is being kept rough play. to lose your concentration, goalkeeper Rob Holden at SJSU played with out of tomorrow's race due to the hilly nature of the Tilden $2.00 Cal has a record of 5-5- and then try to regain it 1:25 into the game. composure Wednesday, Park course. Over 2 1/2 miles of the course are racing up Morris Dailey Auditorium 1. under pressure." There the similarities despite being called for 17 and down hills, which elevates the risk of injury to the end. fouls, and consistently competitors. The Spartans scored FUNDED BY Weekend Sports two more goals in the first CIATED STUD half against the Bears to Get the edge! Prepare to take the Football take a 3-0 halftime lead, CAMPUS INTERVIEWS Spartans vs. Long Beach State tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. with Pimentel and Ber in Spartan Stadium. nardi combining for a goal Wed., Oct. 22 Water Polo and an assist each. Hurst LSAT Spartans vs. Fullerton State tonight at 7:30 in In- struck lightning early in dependence High School Pool. the second half with a 30- Law Schools Admissions Test Spartans at University of Pacific tomorrow at 1 p.m. yard line drive at 49:16 to Class meets Saturdays, Oct 25-Nov 22, 1980. CHALLENGING CIVILIAN 30 p.m , Cross Country seal the Bear defeat. 9 a m-12 Business Classroom Bldg 112. SJSU campus ENGINEERING POSITIONS Spartans at Berkeley Invitational, Tilden Park, The Spartans scored Total fee Is $80 including matenalsI tomorrow at 10 a.m. only two goals the rest of WITH PROFESSIONAL GROWTH Volleyball the game against Stanford, For further information Lady Spartans at California, one with four minutes Mechanical Engineers Harmon Gym in Office of Continuing LOucation Berkeley. tomorrow at 8 p.m. remaining in the first half. Cardoso scored on a Journalism Classroom Bldg 136B Electrical Engineers Field Hockey San Jose State University penalty kick to even the Industrial Engineers Lady Spartans vs. California at South Campus field, San Jose, CA 95192 score at 2-2. The other (4081277.2182 Civil (Structural) Engineers tomorrow at 11 a.m. score was Pimentel's goal Fencing with four minutes left in the Nuclear Engineers SJSU vs. Sonoma State, 3 p.m. today, Women's Gym, game. But it was too late to Chemical Engineers room 101. answer the two Stanford San Jose State University 4.0 Excellent opportunities for advancement under the Merit Sys- tem to Senior Engineer levels with pay levels in $22,911 to HALLOWEEN $32,900 range. All Federal Civil Service Benefits -- liberal va- cations allowance, paid sick leave, partially employer -funded life and health insurance programs, excellent retirement plan. MASKS and MAKEUP Relocation allowance for self and dependents. U.S. Citizen- ship required. TERROR-IFIC SELECTION Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, with over 1 1,000 employees has been established for over 85 years. 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Cf= (JELL BECKY, I M OFF./ THERE HE GOES , Cold classrooms to recur THE STREETS ARE DARK, SAN ...105ES ONO MIR AND THE CITIZENS OF HERO. HE OFFERS 1.10PE V SAN JOSE NEED MY TO THE HOPE(LSS, as airconditioning tested PROTECTION! GIVING MORE TO OTHERS THAN THEY -continued from front page The total cost of the week when repairs on the he said. "Hopefully, we'll OHIM Emigh said funding repairs is $112,000, ac- second unit are complete. give a warning to people to was requested from the cording to Skyberg. "There will have to be bring their sweaters and Chancellor's Office with a The testing continued a test on the second one," bathing suits." message that if it were not yesterday when Plant provided by February or Operations overheated the Chinese March 1980, several 4usiness Tower, Business 4 Language and Cultural Studies buildings on campus would Classrooms and the south C LCS Offers: not have air conditioning wing of Duncan Hall in Aj Reasonable expenses Travel during the summer what Emigh termed a 2A.. Concentrated study in Tainan months. Funding was "planned system failure." - Extensive course listing by supplied in July. The air conditioning was I.,. Full university credit "It wasn't until August then turned on at full f Accepting applications for all quarters fii before the winning bidder capacity for the test. SJ had a signed contract," Emigh said the testing For Free Pamphlet and Counseling: A 4 PI Emigh said. of the repaired air con- Chinese language and Cultural Studies ditioning unit, which has ;4-4- P.O Box 1 5 56 1, long Beach, CA 90815 th5,1 already been delayed by a Telephone, 12111 597- 1 161 de month, would continue next No bomb 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 gi sa =16 Visual arts to be featured found in GROPE & A.S.P.B. SO Ur in Bay Area art marathon building presents IJ A bomb threat was PI th by Anne Papineau marathon will be Artvark's Inc.; De Saisset Museum at phoned into the University The TOONS Police Wednesday by a fe- If there truly is strength in numbers, then the SJSU- the University of Santa Clara; Markham Gallery; male who said she over- spawned Art Associations of the South Bay are attempting Montalvo Center for the Arts; Harrison Paul Gallery; San A Fabulous Great Sounding C heard some friends of hers score a power play. Jose Art League; San Jose Museum of Art; San Jose pr to planning to place one in the Funny Musical Group The group was created in December 1979, banding Institute of Comtemporary Art; Triton Museum of Art; Vi Education Building. together 17 local art galleries, councils, museums and Works; Young Gallery and the Gallery One and Two and Today at Noon in the S.U. Amphitheater only informal contact. Union Gallery on campus. I,a associations that formerly shared The woman said she the AASB is hosting an art "So far everyone feels very excited and positive about if it rains, show will be on the S.U. upper pad As a show of solidarity, was a student at San Jose 6 p.m. Sunday. Some 13 of the 17 the input generated at meetings," said Pat I,eal, marathon from noon to City College, but did not concurrent open houses, complete development secretary of the San Jose Museum of Art. St members are holding give her name. The call and artists on hand to answer Crane said the purpose of the association is to sy with free refreshments was made from a shopping works. heighten community awai-eness about art events and FL questions about individual center, according to the po- are within walking distance of promote events more effectively; pool physical and talent IIWM111111111 Some of the galleries lice. the SJSU campus. resources and explore the possibility of appealing for funds as a group. The art marathon marks the first activity, beyond building was -A lot of dollars in Silicon Valley have not been tapped The monthly meetings, of this organization devoted to in- University Po- effectively for the visual arts. Instead of galleries com- searched by creasing public awareness about art in the South Bay following peting against each other,we can now appeal for funds lice immediately area. the call but no explosive de- this area," said collectively from the private and public sector," Crane "There are problems unique to vice was found, therefore Michael Crane, an AASB co-founder and director of said. bomb squad personnel = He added, "Before AASB, the art community in San Ii Gallery One and Two in the SJSU art building were not phoned, police "We are attempting to establish an identity for visual Jose did not work together. This is a testament to the said. 1=1 arts in the South Bay distinct from San Francisco." growing and vital art community in the South Bay." IMO d. The AASB was created by Crane, SJSU Union Gallery If the Sunday art marathon proves popular, Crane The university has had 1=1 ti director Stephen Moore and Fred Spratt, chairman of the said the AASB plans to make it an annual event. several bomb threats since SJSU art department. the early part of October, The inspiration that we had was that for some time soon after an Iranian na- ml it's been apparent there are new galleries being formed in tional was arrested for town, with SJSU alumni and faculty involved in them," Police seek assailant plotting to bomb a Moslem Spratt said. "We thought we might take some leadership San Jose Police are She pushed the man student meeting at the Old ct and form a consortium." currently investigating the away, got into her car and Science Building on Oct. 3. II Crane said that similar groups exist in San Francisco, assault of an SJSU student drove out of the lot. ci All the threats have such as the Non-profit Gallery Association, but the AASB that took place the night of The suspect was FIT been false alarms. is the first San Jose-based organization geared to joining Oct. 7. described by Officer Earl Si At 9:45 local gallery forces. p.m., the McClure as an 18- to 19- 11011111 .1111111111a 01 "Visual arts here are in the pits," Crane said. "We student was walking to her year-old white male, 5 feet want to present a united front to San Jose. There are more car in the Fourth Street 8 inches tall, weighing 150 PAID ADVERTISEMENT ZEISS,_THOMAS & I CHRLSTMAN than one or two galleries here." parking lot when a man pounds. The suspect had CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Pt Crane said that members were enlisted by checking approached her and brown hair parted in the SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA sY the telephone book. Participating in the Sunday art grabbed her breast. middle. Associated Students to San Jose State University San Jose, California Cl We have examined the condensed statement of financial condition of Associated Students, San Jose State University, en as of June 30, 1980. Our examination was made in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards, and accordingly Included such tests of theacrounting records and such other auditing procedures as we considered necessary in the cir- sj sparta guide cumstances. In our opinion, the condensed statement presents fairly the financial condition of Associated Students al June 30, 1980 kt Health Building. For in- in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year. KSJS Radio, Monday Dorado at 297-5773. pledging at 7:30 p.m. VC formation, call Sandy at through Friday; 24 hours of tonight at the S.U. Mon- San Jose, California di contemporary music. Omega Psi Phi Frater- talvo Room. For in- 267-7958. 1980 September IL PC Newsbreak 91 at 4 and 6 nity Inc. is having its 2nd formation, call Tammy at ASSOCIATED STUDENTS tt Juniors, seniors and p.m. Asian News at 7:05 Annual 100 Mile Relay 227-7673. SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY bc graduate students who are p.m. and Mutual News on Marathon Benefit at 9 this CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AND fo the hour. morning around campus. Anyone interested in planning careers as COLLEGES AUXILIARY ORGANIZATION For information, call signing up for Intramural secondary school teachers Concerned Library Dennis Wells at 293-6791. 3-a-side basketball will should contact an adviser Condensed Statement of Financial Condition CC Students will have an meet at 11 a.m. Monday on in the Education Building, June 30, 1980 IY October Filmiest from 11 Institute of Electrical the fourth floor of the room 404, NOW! at a.m, today on the sixth & Electronic Engineers Assets lotal current liabilities th floor of the library. For presents speaker James Current Assets: $ 262,736 information, call Donna Miller of IBM speaking on displays a Cash tang-term Equipment Contracts Payable Note B $ 3,341 El Gallery Receivables 64,141 Lois Butts at 965-8240. "Production Test Prepaid expenses 1,657 Less current maturities 2,631 1,318 Engineering" at 12:30 p.m. 19 art Total current assets 328,534 Men's Athletic today in Engineering 227. different type of Si Department is having a Refreshments served. Equipment. Furniture and Fixtlres. At Cost 'Note A-4 139,046 Total liabilities Yellfest at 7 : 30 p.m. The typoglifs of Karl acters to create a visual Pot Kempton are on display in pattern poem, according to I 467,660 Fund Balances. Note A-3: Saturday at the SJSU vs. The Hoover Hall Ac- Appropriated: tt Long Beach State football tivities Council and the Gallery Two of the SJSU Mike Crane, director of the Art Building. SJSU Art Gallery program. General Fund 34,157 game. For information, Cherry City Cyclists of San liabilities and Fund Balances Designated Fund 124,724 158,881 sa A typoglif is produced Kempton's works will stop by Men's Gym, room Leandro are having their H, 205. first "Spokes Bike Ride" on a typewriter and uses be on display until October Current liabilities Unappropriated: 33,246 P1 Sunday at 9:45 a.m. at different groupings of char- 23, Accounts payable General Fund 86.356 Equipment contracts payable - current portion 2,631 Plant Fond 135,047 091,490 w I SI Little Sisters of Alpha Hoover Hall. For in- ASSOCIATED 1,0GRAM BOARD PRESENTS Due Campus Organizations 35.218 St in advance net 14,633 Tau Omega will have a formation, call Dan at 277- liperating Income collected Total fund balances 3X1,314 pi meeting at 6 p.m. Sunday 8404. door w I at Diane Gutierez's house. TAN For information, call Tony Alpha Lambda Delta is Note A: Significant Accounting Policies The significant accounting policies followed by Associated Students are described below to enhance the usefulness of the 4'0. financial statement to the reader: fo es Take Me To Your Kinko's I. Accrual Hauls IT ese The condensed statement of financial condition has been prepared on the accnial basis except for depreciation al-counting bj FOR QUALITY 40 as explained in nem 4 below. 30 XEROX COPIES 2. Fund Accounting In order to ensure observance of limitations and restrictions placed on the use of resources a suitable In Associated NO MINIMUMS Students, the accounts are maintained in accordance with the principles of "fund accounting." This is the procedure by which resources for various purposes are classified for accounting and reporting purposes into funds that are In ac- cordance with activities or objectives specified. Separate accounts arc maintained for each fund Si 3. Appropriated and to-ppeoprlated kInkos Within each fund group, fund balances are distinguished as appropriated for a specifii purpose or unappropriated for the 123 S. Third St. general purposes of the fund is 481 E. Son Carlos St. 295-4336 295.5511 ct 4. Fixed Assets Fixed assets are recorded us expenditures In the Plant Fund when acquired. Depreciation of fixed assets is not recognized A [weanse the objective of the accounting system is to recognize sources and act's of resources rather than net income or Ions. NI Alf FA I Ft STEM Note R: Equipment Contracta Pa yble 1191 E. Santa Clara St. 293.1552 Balances on contrarla payable at June 10, 1980, are as follows: I ILICKETF Industrial Leasing Corporation 48 Balance on purchase of mailing machine, payable in monthly installments of $43, maturity date October 1981

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