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Serving the San Jose State University Community since 1934 V01111111' 19, No 38 Thursday October 21, 198/ What kind of person reads the Daily? Committee can't agree on parking Won't propose closing San Carlos: but will still meet this week

By Dan Baku A special committee investigating SJSU's parking situation will not recommend to the City Council on Tuesday that San Carlos Street be closed. Members of the six-person committee could not agree to recommend the closure, according to Stephanie Duer, Associated Students director of non- traditional minority affairs and a member of the committee.

The AS., however, will still ask for the closure in a separate request. Last week Duer said she thought the committee would be recommending closing San Carlos Streeet and the university's leasing of one of the two Fourth Street dirt lots.

The comffiittee inteneded to make its recommendations at Tuesday's City Council meeting but a presentation was deferred until next Tuesday because of the absence of Mayor Janet Gray Hayes, City Manager Francis Fox and three City Council members, who attended a meeting in San Diego. The parking committee will continue to meet this week, Duer said. She said the committee could agree only to recommend restriping Fifth. Sixth and Reid streets and the 10th Street garage to increase parking.

The increased number of spaces would reduce the number of drivers who will have to pay $1.50 to park at the city-owned Fourth Street lots and the John Richarob San Carlos Street garage. Charles Seward, an architect, center, and Vicki Peterson, a public relations yesterday. Ludillan, a paper mache sculpture constructed of old Spartan Daily The City Council told the city staff and SJSU administration to work sophomore, right, relax on the bench across from the fountain with "LudiIlan,' copies was made by James Mowry, an art senior, for his figure sculpture class. together to make a recommendation to the council. Continued on page 3 Greek houses to receive health and fire inspections By Gerold Loeb Inter-Fraternity Council Adviser Don Dushant- "It's redundant," Sigma Nu President Eric Green the inspections are "basically pretty fundamental. that it's been hard." Willis also cited budget cutbacks in surprised IFC members Monday afternoon with an an- said. Green's house passed a May 1981 inspection. Green "We are looking for things such as proper trash Health Department funds as a reason for fewer routine nouncement regarding fire and health standards for also reported that Sigma Nu had to pay "around $600" to disposal, proper exits for the building and self-closing inspections. SJSUs' 13 fraternities and 6 sororities. upgrade the building after that inspection. doors, along with the fire system," he said. "It was the first time I heard about it," said IFC Included in the costs for Sigma Nu were 23 smoke Santos said relations between the fire department and Willis, whose area of responsibility encompasses the President Scott Cooley. "The university wants to make detectors at 820 each. Self-closures for the hallway door the fraternities have been genrally cooperative. SJSU fraternities, said that in the one year she has worked sure the fraternities and sororities are safe," Dushane and a $2,000 fire alarm system were also installed, Green Once in awhile I have to get on them," he said of the for the department, she has heard no complaints regar- said. "So we asked the health and fire departments to said. The fraternity's alumni board picked up the tab for fraternities. "but as a rule they do well." ding health standards at fraternity houses. check the houses out," he explained to the Greeks at the the fire alarm system, he added. Santos said he has never heard of the university She said she has not received any requests from the meeting. Kappa Sigma had its inspection completed last week, calling up his department and formally requesting an SJSU administration to conduct inspections of the "Mr. Dushane made the decision," said Bob Martin, said member Nate Deaton. Among the new additions inspection of the fraternities. fraternity and sorority houses. dean of student services. We've asked the various Kappa Sigma made to its house were new windows in the Santos added that the fine for failure to adhere to the "If the university sends us a letter or even calls us departments to come in before." front and automatic closures on the doors. building code is a misdemeanor, punishable by six months because they are concerned, then we'll go and inspect the Martin did not know how many times the SJSU ad- "We the university) have a responsibility here, so in jail and/or a $500 fine. houses," Willis said. ministration has asked San Jose fire and health officials to that's the reason for the departments to come in." Peggy Willis of the San Jose Health Department said, Some things the Health Department looks for in an check out the fraternities in his 28 years at SJSU, but he Dushane said at the meeting. "we try to do a routine inspection every year. But we've inspection include garage disposal, structural condition of did say it was "ra t her frequently." San Jose Fire Department inspector Dick Santos said ben so swamped with complaints about other buildings the building and electrical problems, she said. Fullerton attends Theatre Arts Dept. will produce parking meeting cable TV show, 'What is dance?' No student input at City Council By Michael Vaughn

Rosanne Alepodto By n effort by the formed an orga ni za t ion see the show. Bei SJSU President Gail Fullerton session because of the absence of Gill is lending the equipment had television and dance called "Bay Area Interconnect" He made a brief appearance at Tuesday Mayor Janet Gray Hayes, Vice in exchange for the right to said Gill originally sections of the Theater which will broadcast the show. "talked night's San Jose City Council Mayor Iola Williams, Councilman present the finished product on about a variety show Arts Department may end up as said that meant viewers from based on meeting to assist and support Claude Fletcher and City Manager its network, according to He campus " a half-hour show on Gill and north of San Francisco to south students who may have wanted to Francis Fox. Reynolds. Viacom cable television net- Clara County will be able to Continued on page 3 speak on behalf of SJSU about the An SJSU representative had McCann said that Gill Cable Santa works. parking situation. planned to request during the 1:30 The video production will be There were none. session that the report be heard at today on the lawn between Thirty students came to the the 7 p.m. session so students could shot Bente' Hall and Clark Library meeting, but Fullerton could not find attend. The Daily and the A.S. board and will feature the University any who wanted to speak. of directors had urged students to Dance Theater, led by Carol Hall, Although the report on SJSU attend the evening session. director. Cast and crew parking alternatives scheduled for Fullerton said she attended the rehearsed the production that day was deferred to next week's meeting only to inform students of Tuesday afternoon on the lawn. meeting. Fullerton said many the deferment of the SJSU parking The show's theme will be students may not have been aware alternatives report and to tell "answering the question 'What is of the change. students about Council procedures dance?" " said production The City Council decided to on speaking before the Council. coordinator Frank McCann. defer the report, discussion and Fullerton said she had not McCann, a professor in the decision on SJSU parking alter- planned to speak because she Theater Arts Department, said natives Tuesday during its 1:30 p.m. already spoke at last week's Council meeting. Gill Cable was letting the Unfortunately, out of 30 students department use a company who did attend the 7 p.m. meeting, truck, including four videotape none could be found by Fullerton, cameras and other equipment, who was there solely to hear :he that "would usually rent for SJSU parking report. The rest, $5,000." apparently, were there because of a The truck and equipment are class assignment. ordinarily used for sports Last week, about 110 students coverage. showed up at the City Council Gill electrical engineer Chambers, but more than 60 of those Barney Boston will assist on the students were there on assignment project, but the rest of the crew from either an advanced will be students and faculty. newswriting journalism class or a Bob Reynolds, the production political science class, supervisor for instructional The Daily, through its editorials, television at SJSU, will direct the the and the A.S. board of directors, have production. Reynolds directs weekly been stating that the City Council Journalism Department's could be influenced by students if news show, "Update 54." the they were to fill the Council " I t 's a chance for Chambers. students here to work with a

'Most of these One student who attended different type of equipment," Tuesday night's session, Sandy Reynolds said. WnJe Stanton students, I guess, Eckert, a computer science He said the show will be shot, for freshman, said she was concerned edited and completed. except Bob Reynolds, production supervisor for instructional theater arts video presentation to be used on Gill and show are here for a about the parking situation and credits, today. He said the television at SJSU .directs dancers and cameias during a Viacom cable television networks. (Gill) hopes wanted to hear the report that night. is "the first in what rehearsal Tuesday outside the Robert Clark Library tor a class' -- Fullerton lobe a series." CentimiedIii nee fiEiri)Anif FORUM Page? Thursday, October 21, 1982 EDITORIAL Students should decide on REC f the university intends to omit sources of revenue are available for repaying promised features from the student- the bonds to be issued for the project. The approved Recreation and Events center's expected operating costs will also be Center, the students should be informed and included in the report. have the chance to reconsider the package. The report is important to students; it will Each SJSU student paid an extra $10 this determine what facilities will be cut out of the semester, and will pay increased fees in the original plan. Students should be informed of future to fund the center. They should know if any changes in the Rec Center. they are going to get what they paid for. The report should be disclosed while A crucial financial report on the center, students are at SJSU, even if this means first scheduled for presentation to the CSU delaying the presentation to the board of board of trustees in November, will have to be trustees until February. presented during the January intersession, according to Executive Vice President J. The results of the report will be an im- Handel Evans. portant step in an expensive student project. This delay conveniently places the date of In the private sector, when a person does the financial disclosure between semesters, not receive what he thinks he is paying for, it when no students will be around to hear the is called consumer fraud.

results. No specific reason has been given for Last week, Evans said the Rec Center's the delay. financial report will decide which features of The Rec Center approved in last March's the center will be included in the final student elections was to cost $13 million, to be building. paid through student fee increases. The center The proposed rock-climbing wall, for was to include swimming and diving pools, example, will be considered in terms of the racquetball courts, a large multi-use gym, a center's total financial picture. 10,000-seat concert arena, a ski slope, a rock- climbing wall and more. "Is that a feasible thing?" Evans asked. "Have we the money to provide that right In September, Student Union Director now?" Ron Barrett said that $13 million would not be If the Rec Center outlined in the report enough -- some of the facilities would have to includes any changes from the original plan, it be cut. should be submitted for approval in a student The CSU board of trustees gave respon- election. sibility for the Rec Center financial report to This would ensure that the students will AND1NE CHILDREN WERE NEVER HEARD gzorsA the university. The report will disclose what get what they vote for.

LETTERS Student's ordeal been in Florence for at least 15 years program members are also very Draft registration that if many young men had not capable of better arithmetic than and it is amazing to me that the folks familiar. enlisted during World War II, the that, or is it journalistic license to is history repeated in Long Beach haven't figured out a foe is 'uninformed' outcome would have been print spectacular headlines without way around this situation. When I returned from Europe in drastically different. the need of accuracy? Met: September of 1975, I contacted the Edna I don't want to go to war, much .IA. tima As a former participant in the Foreigners, unless lucky or international program as to my I am writing this letter in less be drafted any more than all the Associele Dean for Academic Attars international program in Florence, exceptionally well-connected or refund. As I recall, there was rebuttal to Lawrence Dougherty's other young men and women of this School of Enteneereng Italy (1974), I have found the Fred persistent, usually end up paying at nothing in the contract I signed with Oct. 8 letter on draft registration country. But to all of you Benjamin Rapisarda dispute to be grimly least twice the going rate for IP that said I did not have a right to resistance. I feel Dougherty is Sasways, I pose this question: If fascinating reading, and most of it housing. IF students Hitler didn't bust are usually a refund of all unused funds. uninformed on a couple of important your moral convictions prevent you quite similar to my own experiences turned out to look for housing for the points and I would like to clarify from defending our country, would Jewish beer parties in the jprogram. years with a minimum My letters to the program also amnount of them. they allow you to support being Editor Of course I have no knowledge help from the program staff. Many went unanswered. I finally got a First of all, President Reagan taken oover by a Communist I read with interest Sandie response by the rather as to the true state of Rapisarda's of these students speak little Italian childish did say that a peacetime draft was go% ernment? Smith's article on the San Jose .financial affairs. However, the and are relatively unsophisticated. method of phoning IP collect and against our country's values. He did Dangles Reid Police Department's raids on SJSU complaints he makes about the screaming threats about courts. etc not, however, say the same about Nide Adeneastratenn fraternity parties, in the Spartan housing situation in Florence and Rapisarda should have been I believe that I finally got my money peacetime registration am new Daily for Oct. 18. the remarks of Horne are very informed as to the risk he was land it was about $50 less than I was referring to the President's In her article she likened the familiar. Florence may be running by renting "non equo owed in January or February of a statement during the Carter-Reagan police raids to Hitler's persecution canone:" He was effectively at the 1976. renaissance jewel by the Arno, but it debate). of the Jews. is also one of the most over-occupied mercy of his landlady. Daily should brush He contintued to emphasize his In future articles, I hope Smith cities in Eruope. In Italy it is illegal for lan- Despite the pitfalls, living in- point by saying that he would like to up on arithmetic will choose her similes more There is also a large dlord/lady to refuse a rent contract dependently in Florence has a lot of population have a one-million-man reserve unit carefully. I have never heard of an of foreigners, mostly or to refuse to give receipts. advantages, in that students are students in ready to defend the states in the instance of Hitler's Nazis breaking programs like forced to deal with contemporary Editor SJSU's . Add to this If Rapisarda was not informed event of a threat to our national up Jewish beer parties. the "equo canone" rent Italian life--and even to learn a bit of General education required that law (passed of this by the program staff (our security. Cift Mils after my stay ) which keeps rents at Italian. Florence is not, monetarily all students must have a course in group was), he was truly misled. If Second, as far as an oppressive library Sceence an unrealistically low rate, speaking, a wealthy city, and some qualitative reasoning (translated: and you he was so informed and did not government goes, Dougherty is graduate student have a further tightening of an of her inhabitants are tempted to basic mathematics). Apparently, realize the risks of going "non equo correct. We all could use a few already overcrowded rental market. squeeze out that extra lire however Spartan Daily reporters are exempt canone," and thought that he could changes. The fact still remains that The Forum page is your Many landladies they are possible. from this requirement. out-maneuver a Florentine in no matter who is in the White House. The Daily en- almost all female) know that most of A headline in the Oct. 15 issue of page. matters of money, he was just a Foreign students there is still the potential for a war to the students of programs are either must realize the Spartan Daily said that the city courages readers' plain fool. that a fair number begin. ignorant of the law or are reluctant of natives con- tripled its parking revenue by comments on any sider them sitting ducks. From the If you remember, it was former raising parking fees. to report their landladies for fear of Lastly, if the international topic. The viewpoints Daily stories, I see a lot of history President Carter who initiated draft Tell us, how can the city triple eviction. program really "discouraged" being repeated. It is unfortuanate registration because of the hostage its revenue by charging less than expressed in opinion Most students resign themselves students from renting in accordance that a smooth relationship between situation in Iran., half the number of cars three articles are those of the to this situation for the duration. I with the law, the Florence program times IP, its students, and Florence has President Reagan maintained the old rate? The way I should mention that I returned to could be in serious legal trouble. see it, at author. Editorials yet to be worked out. the registration act as a safety valve most they would have only Florence for five months in 1980. so I As for Horne: His high-handed one and appearing on this page and to let other countries know that one-half the old income if your data do know the current situation. comments about his non-obligation Adrienne are the opinion of the C. DeAngelis they had better not mess with the is accurate. The international program has to return extra money to former 1975 SJSU radon United States. Let me also point out Surely your reporters should be Spartan Daily. Residence hall directors misuse purpose of dormitory fire drills

The fire alarm policy for campus residence halls has Residence hall directors, then, can and do determine extinguished the original purpose of fire alarms and may, when and why they want to call a fire alarm. , one day, be the cause of death in a dorm. Justification for fire drills varies. For the students who live in the dorms fire drills have Sonte proponents of fire alarm drills say students become one of the standards in late night activity. must be aware of what to do in case of a fire (Well, if you It never fails. You have just stepped into the shower do not know by now you just ain't college material). and got your hair sufficiently lathered, you have settled Others say the residence advisers, students who down to study for that big test at 8 the next morning or you supervise each wing, need to know their responsibilities if oet? 6011P have slipped into your nightgown and begun to fall asleep. there is a fire ( If so, give them a class). Still another justification includes that of a residence 80 hall director who held a fire alarm drill sho that he could search empty students' rooms for a misplaced vacuum er, cleaner ( the dorm dwellers were particularly angered to hear this since the director had held a drill during the final exam week). All these justifications show that the purpose of a fire alarm has been abused, That purpose was to tell people to get out of a burning building. In 1979. there was a fire in a dorm bathroom, ay cording to several residegts. However, because these alarms mean nothing to nd then the fire alarm goes off. students other than a loud disturbance, it took over 20 But, like the boy who cried wolf too many times, you minutes to evacuate the building, the students said. know it's not a real alert. So, you rinse your hair, dry off Luckily, no one was hurt. and get dressed, you finish your last chapter until Next time, we may not be so lucky. someone pounds on your door or you crawl out of bed and If the worse does happen, the only ones to blame put on your street clothes before leaving. would be the university officials for their policy of holding Let's face it, 95 percent of dorm fire alarms are probably false. Tomorrow, should a fire alarm go off, most residents would assume it was just another drill. Residence hall directors are having at least two fire alarm drills each Apartment and dorm supervisors semester. can While a state law requires elementary schools and make their policy for drills. high schools to have drills twice each semester, no such law exists for universities or other higher education in- NO ffo5LE41. stitutions. ma To San Jose Fire Department officials said that their too many tire alarm drills. itioieRy AgouT THAT ALAci, policy has been to treat dorms like apartments -- which Instead of having fire alrm drills regularly, the means nothing is required. Instead. fire officials said, solution would simply be to tell residents at the first TOO. (010,1 I F7R5r Afalk-fi iv apartment and dorm supervisors can make their own general dorm meeting, what they are supposed to do if policy for holding drills. they hear a fire alarm. The solution might save lives. Thursdry, October 21, 1982 Page 3 SAN CARLOS-- 82 Continued loan page Duer said an impasse between the city and the university makes leasing the south Fourth Street dirt lot improbable. The city wants $50,000 per year from the university, but the administration is willing to pay only $21,000 per year, Duer said. "That hot leasing) looks pretty dead unless somebody's willing to come up with a chunk of money," she said. Nearly 400 spaces could Become available to drivers at less that $1.50 each under the proposed plan. The university could subsidize student and faculty parking by charging less than 61.50. Duer said. The proposal to restripe the streets would provide about 200 more spaces and about 150 to 200 spaces would be added by changing half the 10th Street garage to subcompact auto parking, she said. Even though SJSU workers have already begun restriping the 10th Street garage, Duer said the com- mittee will still recommend to the City Council that the Linton garage be restriped. The Bolshoi Ballet never looked so good. Actually, the energetic people are dancers for the Theater Arts department, warming up for a video production in front of the Clark library. Closing San Carlos Street is opposed by the three city staff members on the committee: Dennis Korabiak, city pricing coordinator; Joe Perez, city parking coordinator and James Ferguson, the city's assistant director of DANCE public works. PRODUCTION However, Duer, Ed Nemetz, SJSU traffic manager. Coolmued horn page 1 and Keith Opalewski, SJSU commute coordinator, favor He explained that Gill was "looking to make a and Reynolds was asked to direct it. a.m, today and will film from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The four the closing. contact with the university," and had proposed the "It is going to be very interesting," McCann said. cameras will be run by theater arts television students, video project to him. "It's a very complex operation to pull all these people and dancers willl all be theater dance students. Duer said "the politics" of closing San Carlos Street for McCann said that Hall then volunteered the together." A showing time for the production on Gill and has overshadowed the issue of 61.50 parking fees University Dance Theater to star in the production. The production crew will set up operations at 8 Viacom cable networks had not been set. students and faculty. Bickering between the administration side of the committee and the city side is "frustrating" and "stupid," Duer said. "The student has been forgotten," she said. "It's silly." City's deferment of parking The city staff sees the parking situation as a "smoke screen" to get proposal San Carlos street closed, she said. The university's master plan calls for San Carlos Street to be closed while the city's master plan says it should remain open. allows more A.S. lobbying on issue According to traffic manager Nemetz, 238 spaces would be added by closing San Carlos Street from Fourth By Dan Nakaso to 10th streets. Associated Students were scheduled to make But during that time, McEnery, who represents "(City manger) Fox is strong "public opinion" directors said the City their Under the university's master plan the area would presentation. the effects of the closure the downtown district, not too sympathetic to our can counter staff recom- Council's deferment of an then be converted to a "park-like" atmosphere. But all the council could be studies, he said. Claude Fletcher and Lu problems," Musil said. "I mendations to the City A.S. recommendation University officials say the closure would centralize to members will be notified Musil said he hopes the Ryden, Musil said. believe his office is going to close San Carlos street by next Tuesday's the campus and an archway could possibly be built at the meeting, study would show that the be rather difficult." Council. may be a blessing in he said. The key to closing San Fourth Street entrance to the campus. community would benefit But Musil said the The City Council needs disguise. "We're Carlos, he said, is suc- hoping it by the street closure. council has been known to to see "continual student However, the city argues that the street closure would Robert Musil, A.S. (deferment) will cessful lobbying of council give us a Directors will notify all disregard staff recom- support" for the closure, cut off vehicle access to the downtown area, hindering the director of community chance to strengthen members and strong our council members by next mendations if enough Duer said. city's downtown redevelopment plans. affairs, said directors will ranks," Musil said. support by SJSU students Tuesday and present the support is shown for the The committee will continue investigation the have several days to lobby "The delay is good," and faculty. "It's like he A.S. agruments for the opponents. banging my possibility of closing San Carlos Street, Duer said, council members to vote on said. "It will give head against us a closure, he said. But council members a wall," she although members voted against making a recom- the closure that would chance to lobby." "The only way we're said. "But Musil said council would be disregarding the one of these mendation. provide 238 more parking Musil said the AS. going to have an impact on days we members Nancy lanni, recommendation of the city might get But Duer siad she "can'h see it (closure) happening spaces. wants San Carlos Street to the council is if a lot of through." Jerry Estruth, Blanca staff if they voted for the soon unless some miracle happens with the City Council." Directors were be closed from Fourth students show up" at to Alvarado and Pat Sausedo closure. scheduled to present the 10th Streets until a agree with the A.S. Tuesday's meeting, he City Council with a proposed garage is built at proposal. Members of the city said. resolution, unanimously Fourth Street between San But Mayor Hayes and planning department, the Stephanie Duer, a passed by the A.S. board of Carlos and San Salvador councilmembers James city pricing coordinator member of the six -person directors two weeks ago, streets. Beall and Shirley Lewis and city parking coor- committee studyng the calling for the street The garage can be built firmly oppose it, he said. dinators have expressed parking situation and A.S. closure. within three years of the Those "on the fence" opposition to closing San director of non-traditional But the City Council groundbreaking, according are Mayor-elect Tom Carlos Street. minority affairs, said deferred until next to J. Handel Evans, he Tuesday presentations by executive vice president. Invites940 you to join them from on the A.S. and a special Musil said San Carlos committee of city staff and Street would be closed only 4:30-7:00 Mon-Thurs and 4:30-10:30 thi Seminars to discuss energy, university officials because until the proposed garage Fri-Sat for their special dinners. Mayor Janet Gray Hayes, is built. an City Manager Francis Fox But during that time. resources and conservation Price of Entree Includes: ti and three council members the effects of the closure Soup & Salad were at a meeting in San could be studies, he said. A two-weekend workshop, beginning protecting the environment," Schiavo Tortellini Diego. Musil said San Carlos tomorrow, is designed to teach people to said. He added that people can do this "by Appetizer Musil said directors Street would be closed only confront and solve America's energy and conserving resources and relying on solar Coffee had not notified any council until the proposed garage environmental dilemma. and renewable energies." 2 Fresh Vegetables members by the time they is built. Frank R. Schiavo, enviromental The "Energy and Environmental studies instructor at SJSU, said his Controversies" workshop first meets "For freshness and home ade quality Paolo 's workshoop will focus on today's energy tomorrow from 7 to 10 p.m. in Sweeney has no peer. No one has greate joy in sharing problems, including solar shomes, the Hall, rm. 118. It will meet againSaturday the bounty of this earth, as new dish s come out of Workshop offers new tips nuclear controversy and energy con- and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Nov. their kitchen than the Allen Fami servation. 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ftTi\i ri)Allif SPORTS Thursday, October 21, 1982 Page 4 Saito doesn't mind being SJSU's specialist The 5 -foot freshman's only job is to play in the backcourt

By Brian Wong Being a backrow specialist for a volleyballl team can said. "However it never really bothered me. I was the be compared to blocking on the offensive line in football. only one on the team not offered a chance to play at a big Its an important job, but one athletes tend to avoid college. I broke the trend." because it involves toiling in a state of obscurity. Saito was on her way to De Anza Junior College before One exception, however, is Jane Saito, the Lady a tryout with the Lady Spartans resulted in a spot on the Spartan volleyball team's backrow specialist. roster. Saito knows she will not be a starter. She will not grab "We thought she might be able to help us," SJSU neadlines with devastating skills or picture-perfect sets. coach Dick Montgomery said. "What you do is you don't What she does do is contribute to the team. play her in the front row. She just digs, passes and serves. "My job is to pick up everything off the floor," said That's all she does. She's a specialist." Saito, who joined the Lady Spartans as a walk-on this season. "1 make sure no balls reach the floor. I get "I'm thankful for Dick and (assistant) Dave bruises on my knee, but that's to be expected (DeGroot ) for giving me a chance," Saito said. "I wanted to play high-caliber volleyball. I guess I kind of fit in here." Statistics are not important to Saito, who has two Saito knows she won't start service aces and two digs in six NorPac matches. She sits patiently on the bench, doesn't complain and waits for She will not grab headlines Montgomery to send her into the back row.. devastating kills or sets "I'm used to it," Saito said. "I've been doing it for two with years. On the bench. I watch the game and look at my position. I want to give 100 percent, but that's not always possible. "1 still get nervous out there. There are certain areas -It doesn't bother me not to start. I like what I do and I should be covering. I've got to push harder and strive for that's to play the back row." excellence. Hopefully I'll be able to play for three more Being the shortest player on the court has pretty years." much dictated Saito's role over the years. VOLLEY NOTES: Saito is one of three freshman on the squad. The 5-foot Saito played at high school volleyball The others are Lisa Lice and Teri DeBusk. powerhouse Fremont of Sunnyvale and was a member of Saito picked up her first career kill in the Sooner two De Anza League championship teams. Invitational. "It just pmppsd over (the net)," she said. Ali., Loupe "I've always been the shortest." the 18-year-old Saito SJSU is now ranked No. 13 in the Tachikara Poll. Lady Spartans' volleyball player Jane Saito (tar right) kneels on the bench during a match against California, waiting for Coach Dick Montgomery to insert her into the game. The 5 -toot Saito is SJSU's backrow specialist. Also shown are Linda Fournet (ID) and redshirt Christa Cook. Kim's Hairstyling For Men and Women Martin fired, 'Billy Ball' bites dust $6.00 Haircut OAKLAND (AP) -- Feisty and fickle Billy Martin, club, but watched as it collapsed this season with a 68-94 "The club does not attribute the fifth-place finish this $20.00 Perm one of the most popular managers in the history of the record. year to a failure on your part. It resulted from a com- Oakland A's, was fired Wednesday by team president Roy Martin, 54, has managed five major league teams. He bination of circumstances beyond anyone's control. The (shampoo, blowdry extra) Eisenhardt. led the Minnesota Twins and the Detroit Tigers to division challenge now is to reverse the results of last year and In a statement released by the club, Eisenhardt said titles and, after leading the Texas Rangers to a strong achieve the long-term stability which underlies the club's he did not blame Martin for the team's fifth-place finish second-place finish in 1974, returned to the New York ownership philosophy. 2 Blocks from Sj. State this season but said he felt a change was necessary for the Yankees in 1975. "We have concluded that a managerial change is an 480 S 10th St. 295-8777 good of the A's. Martin had three years remaining on his contract unavoidable component of this process. In no way does Martin, who has been negotiating with several other with the A's, Eisenhardt's statement said the club has "no this action reflect adversely on you or the job you did. You American League teams for managerial positions, ap- immediate plans to announce a successor." are a valuable asset to baseball and we will always be peared to have departed amicably. In a statement made In a personal letter to Martin, Eisenhardt said he among your greatest admirers. Hopefully you may return IMAGINE by his attorney, Eddie Sapir, Martin expressed ap- stressed the club's "respect for his professionalism" but to this organization someday in an advisory capacity preciation to Eisenhardt and team owner Walter Haas. added: "One must recognize the inevitability of change as when the time is right." GETTING PAID TO TALK Martin led the A's to the American League Western a solution for difficult circumstances even when no party The A's also said that Martin's No. 1 uniform would ON THE PHONE Division championship in 1981, his second year with the may seek or want that change. not be reissued under current ownership. /---WEEKN ItHTS AM, 4 00 Learn technique, ail hour SATURDAYS for overcoming 053711, SPARTAGUIDE 1So ClUARAFITTED Math 0 feelings of Anxiety 0 helplessness , The Shoto-Kan Karate enter the yell contest is will have a luncheon from African Awareness is

Improve your Seminar Club has a change in tomorrow morning; must 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. today sponsoring Bro. Billy X training days. Meetings be a recognized campus in the Campus Christian from the nation of Islam math effectiveness, enhance will be from 4 to 5 p.m., club or organization to Center, for students and speaking from 1 to 3 p.m. your self-image, open Mondays. Tuesdays and participate. faculty to become better today in the S.U. Council career opportunities? Thursdays, in Royce Hall. acquainted. For more Chambers, Call Khalilah Sundiata Time: November 12. 1982 For more information, call The A.S. Program information call Norb at 226-0801 for Carol Hernandez at 629- Board and the SJSU Firnhaber at 298-0204. further information. Place: Alameda Conference Room 0421. Students for Peace present emir Suite 505.1685 The Alameda CALL TODAY guest speaker Bill Wah- KSJS will feature as its The Student Oc- Fee: $110 (Early Registration The Chinese pepah on "A native album of the week "It's cupational Therapy DIAL AMERICA MARKETING, INC before Nov. 3. $95.00) Engineering Student American Perspective on Hard" by "The Who" at Association is having a Make checks payable to "The Math Instaute" Association is having a the Arms Race," from 10:15 tonight on FM -91. general meeting at 6:30 984-7151 P0 Box ROM general meeting from noon noon to 1 p.m. today in the tonight in the S.U. San Jose. CA 9512h to 1 p.m. today in the S.U. S.U. Ampitheatre. For Elementary Education Guadalupe Room. For After lp.m. Council Chambers. will have an For further rn for roll OM 295.6066 more information call Dee informational further information call ek Blvd Sm., 61 For more information Chastain at 926-9687. meeting for new students Cathy Andrego at (415(794- call Lin Chow at (415) 651- e on entering Multiple- 1497. 8342. Students can have their Subject Credential blood pressure taken and Programs from 3:30 to 5 The Forensics Club is Deadline for the receive free health in- p.m. today in Sweeney having a bake sale from 9 Homecoming Banner formation from 10 a .m to 2 Hall, rm. 120. Call Clay S. a.m. to 1 p.m. today and Contest is today. Apply in p.m. today in front of the Andrews at 277-2681. tomorrow in front of the The 1983 Pentastar Challenge Calendar. the A.S. Office or call A.S. office in the Student Student Union, Call Alexis Stephanie Duer at 277-3201. Union. For more in- The Chicana Alliance Melcher at 947-0721 or 277- O.K. A chance to win a scholarship, so formation call Oscar will have an election 2898 for more information. The Homecoming Battle, health meeting Chrysler product and more. educator, at at 12:30 p.m. today If you thought The New Chrysler Week pep rally will be at 277-2222. in Sweeney Hall, rm. 214. The Student Nutrition Corporation was something noon tomorrow in the S.U. For further information Food Science Association is different from other car makers,we're Ampitheater. Deadline to The Campus Ministry call Gloria at 277-3634. having a meeting at 3;30 out to prove that you're right. We've p.m. today in the Home developed the "Rentastar Challenge" Economics Building, rm. SMA as a small, but deserving tribute to American 115. For more information, ingeruity and intellegence. call Bonnie Sung at 263- The Riddle 3959. T.;'e challenge in the calendar is an intellectual S.. one, Within the story and illustrations, we've The Campus Christian woven an intricate pattern of clues in five Center is having a "Meet different areas of academics; Music, Math, and Eat" lunch program PANTComputer Science, Chemistry and Literature. There's nothing from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. physically hidden or buried. All you need to unravel the today at Jonah's Wail, 10th conundrums is a fairly sharp pencil and a very sharp mind. and San Carlos streets. Call Natalie Shiras at 298-0204 The Reward for further information. If you are the first to have solved any one of the five riddles, you'll be awarded a $5,000 scholarship, a $5,000 cash grant The A.S. Yearbook will THIS to your school, your choice of a 1983 Turismo or Charger to have general meetings at drive for a year and a gold Pentastar Medallion. There are 12:30 p.m. today and also 100 second place prizes of silver medallions. The tomorrow in the A.S. office. official rules are on the back of the calendar, For more information call The Reason Lawrence Wong at 277-3201 We think you'll enjoy the Pentastar Challenge Calendar or 378-5283. because it's functional, attractive and entertaining. Maybe you should also know that through special arrangement with your College Store, we're helping to support the operation of this 1983 POTTASTAR CHALLET1GE very important part of your campus. Is Chrysler getting out of the car business and into the calendar business? No. But at $4.98 maybe you'll be Orel impressed with Chrysler enough to someday look at our sc, cars. 111 For us, that's the challenge

OTHE The 1983 Pentastar NEWCHRYSLER Challenge Calendar. On sale now at your college book store, kinkol copies CORPORATION 111.41 13 Pateo Or San Antonio 2111-4331 411E. San Carlos St. 2S11.651 I Thursday. October 21,1982 COMICS Page 5 MARTIN THE SPARTAN DEAN FORTUNATI BENCHLY SCOTT SAAVEDRA

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Sall, 9114 /157 ell 1 p /1775. 171 Page b Thursday October 21 19H2 CITY COUNCIL MEETING Cassosod hoe pep I However, she also said that she could not have at- he v. as disappointed that so iew students showed up. Using a metaphor ol a cart init. pilot vt ho has just been students who were there because of the parking situation tended if it were not for a class assignment. He said students should organize themselves and shot down by the enemy. Myllenback said: She was not aware that there were at least two Another student, Kathy Cordova, a New College social become a political force. "I prefer going down in flames knowing I made a good students in the audience who would have spoken before science junior, also said she attended because of a class. He added that if he had known that Fullerton had effort to keep I the plane ) up, than to just (sit back and) the Council had they known of her presence. She added, though, that she probably would have gone earlier been at the meeting, he would have spoken to the watch it happen." anyway because "I think it's important " Council to express his dissatisfaction with the parking "Most of these students, I guess, are here for a class," She said she was surprised that more students didn't situation and the city's handling of it. He added that the apathy of SJSU students "is really Fullerton told a reporter. attend. Richard Myllenebeck, a public relations junior who sad." Then, after repeating her reason for being at the other Although the parking item had been deferred, she said was also there solely because of the parking situation, also When Fullerton was asked why more students had not meeting, Fullerton stood up and approached two

that she expected students to attend because, like her, said that he would have spoken to the Council and shown attended the Council meeting, she smiled and replied that students who had just entered the Council Chambers. she would like to think "that most of them found out about they would not have known of the deferment unless they his disapproval if he had known of Fullerton's presence. She asked them whether they were there because of the deferment and that's the reason why they chose not to attended the Council's afternoon session. He said he was disappointed with students who were the parking situation. attend." Brian Ward. a political science junior who did attend not attending the Council meetings to stand up for their Both students replied that they were not. They were the meeting solely because of the parking situation, said parking rights. Fullerton, who stayed at the meeting only 10 minutes, there for a class. sat in the rear of the Council Chambers, seemingly With that, the president replaced the Council agenda SJSU class of 1932 to reunite scanning the :ill newle who attended the meeting for gently on a table near the door and silently walked out. for Golden Graduation festivities CASH Astor's Alumni to reminisce at St. Claire Hotel tomorrow For Books And Records Coin-Op By Tim Dutton Auto Wash This year's Golden effect, a teacher caught at 12:30 p.m. with mem- said. Grad Reunion will honor drinking alcohol was bers meeting at 11:30 a.m. In addition, Diane Recycle Books the SJSU class of 1932. automatically fired. "to renew old acquain- Cochran will receive the OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Saturday at the downtown "It was almost in the tances," Selover said. Hoover/Langdon Award, a and Records "Our new foaming brushes will St. Claire Hotel. nature of being a priest," The program for the scholarship give to one "It's a milestone that's Selover said. luncheon will include member of a class at evers 138 E. SANTA CLARA ST clean off that fall road film" hard for young people to The Depression had set welcome speeches by SJSU Golden Grad Reunion SAN JOSE 286-6275 804 Lincoln Ave. 732 Si, 1,.; ST understand," said Shari in 1932. and Selover said President Gail Fullerton Selover said. San Jose executive director there wasn't social and Sandy Stepovich, Selover, security 0=111M1111.---- of the Alumni Association or much government help. president of the Alumni and organizer of the lun- "Times were tough on a Association. cheon. level that that we really Faculty members from According to Selover, can't understand," Selover 1932 and class officers will the class of '32 attended said. be introduced, along with SJSU when a main railroad available members of the track ran along Fourth The luncheon will start 1932 football team, Selover KSJS Street next to the campus, and "The Student Union was a five-stool lunch CLASSIFIED. counter.'' 'sICNp At that time, San Jose HITS State College was a St-CR" teachers school. Selover 10? EMICONC said this put added pressure on students. It has been "Their behavior had to discovered that be exemplary -- always," HOME!COLLEGIATE RADIO STATION BEST CALIFORNIA'S Selover said. This was anyone for a nominal GOES OUT ON THE TOWN because of their moral TO CELEBRATE HOMECOMING! involvement with children, cost can advertise in JOIN US FRIDAY FROM flam TO 2pm she added The Spartan Daily FOR MUSIC AND PRIZES Teachers were not FROM OUTSIDE SPARTAN BOOKSTORE. allowed to get married, and Classifieds. because Prohibition was in SATURDAY FROM 3 TO 6 45pm THE CREATIVE SOURCE r.614..Lumrzur PROVIDES JAZZ AND FUSION sroasorea by SUPRO FROM SPARTAN STADIUM PARKING. TUNE IN FOR HOMECOMING GAME COVERAGE AT 645pm. Mei LXHIBITION MATCH CELEBRATE HOMECOMING ON FM91! PRZ2-110 SJSU ADMINISTRATION/FACULTY TEAM srummr t ucius Eastman Wanna Pitts John Wettergreen TL1cti3A Peggy Asuncion (#0( Wif7o alCiont) fortis VS. ILSOS TAU DELTA PHI TEAM WINNERS OF THE LAST 4 YEARS

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