Will stadium expansion affect Spartan City? Gates said he doubts By BILL PATERSON to be completed until late 1975, con- Since Beall voiced his discontent, study. He refused to elaborate on Dr. Burton said he would support a expansion will What effect will a $6 million troversy recently flared prior to a commission hearings on the subject what these elements were. program for removal of Spartan City, adversely affect residents. Spartan Stadium expansion have on planned San Jose Planning Com- have been cancelled three times. However, a recent letter from bon- designed as temporary housing He said the projected number of dates nearby residents of Spartan City, the mission knaring on the city's impact But Beall's comments are not the ding attorney Richard Salladin to the during World War II, only if matching tor the expanded stadium south campus married -student report. reason for the delay. city revealed a general dis- accomodat ions could be found. would be about the same as it 'snow. housing? Monday afternoon the San lose satisfaction with most of the report. However, he said this isn't likely "Any impact on Spartan village This could be answered when the lames Beall, a youth advisory City Council gave the city's Public He cited 11 pages of improvements with Pres. Nixon's scrapping of the would be speculative," he added. But the projected use city completes its $10,000 revision of member of the commission and San Works Department $10.000 to revise including a better presentation of Department of Housing and Urban of the stadium raises another an environmental impact report on lose State University student, its impact report. traffic, air, noise, and litter factors Development's [HUD) college question. the joint city-campus profit sharing contended the report Was incomplete, According to Larry Benson, San around the stadium. housing program. Why has the city council, without venture, scheduled for construct ion failing to consider the environmental lose civil engineer, the project's bon- "As you know, I have consistently "I'd like to see both stadium expan- going to the voters, unanimously ap- early next year. effects expansion could have on ding attorney asked the report be felt that a serious effort must be made sion and married student housing," proved expansion when the city Although the expansion from residents of the 148 unit Spartan City changed because several "general" to comply with the California En- Dean Burton said. lacks any major sports enterprises? 18,000 to 37,000 seats is not expected community. elements were lacking in the original vironmental Quality Act of 1970," he Bill Allison, Auxiliary Enterprises Councilman Joe Culla said the wrote. manager, said. "We just won't get any council voted for the plan because it Beall believes Spartan City will be more married student housing as will serve as a "multi -facet" facility included in the revision because "the long as Nixon is in office." for various university sports as well city wants to be sure this project is Allison, who wrote a proposal over as high school teams. He said th.. okay." He cited recent legislation, the summer for additional married expansion could attract a profes- effective last week, making impact student housing said Spartan City sional football exhibition. reports more detailed and stringent. "just isn't the most desirable place to Colla explained the issue was not 'rhe city doesn't want to get sued live." Although he has yet to see the put before the voters because he said because of a shoddy impact report," city's original impact report he they would not understand the total Beall said. believes expansion could produce merits of the project. Parking lot? hazards to residents with increased "Somebody should take the Beall became more vocal last week noise and traffic levels. leadership," he added. when he claimed at a student plan- Spartan City may go Ills apparent university officials ning meeting, Spartan City might "I don't want to lose what we've have been sensitive to student become a parking lot. Beall's remarks got," he said. "But eventually it is criticisms of the project. confirm the apprehensions of some of going to have to go." Soon after university, city. and the residents of Spartan City (see And Spartan City was supposed to business officials met with ap- related story). go, at least according to the prehensive student representatives But city and SISU officials do not university's 1972 "Environmental in February of 1972, Pres. John H. forsee any major hazards or the Quality Report" on the stadium Bunzel sent a memo to Dean Burton closing of the university owned com- expansion. asking him to find "some way of munity when expansion is com- "The University plans to replace minimizing (student) objections." pleted. the South campus student housing Since that time the city and Executive Dean C. Grant Burton, with permanent facilities in another university have quietly reached a who has been coordinating the location as soon as funds are joint-operating agreement under university's role in the project for available for the purpose," the report which the university provides the close to a decade, said he does not see stated. land while the city pays the bill. any adverse effects for the residents Even if Spartan City remains, city The Board of Trustees has yet to of the community. Parks and Recreation official Bill approve the agreement. Spartan City dwellers blast

U.S Maori It Spartan Stadium is expanded and Spartan City. the married - 'push' for stadium expansion students housing complex is torn down, children like David and Love story? Monica may not have a place to live and play. Some residents of Spartan City municipal projects as more im- resident of the Santa Clara Valley. believe the city of San Jose as well as portant ways to use the city's money. "If they expand the stadium they Wednesday, April 1 1 , 1973 the university have more important However, some residents would can kiss this (Spartan City) good- priorities than "pushing" stadium not give their names, fearing bye," he said. expansion. repercussions from university of- He said Spartan City provides the Although a number of the residents ficials regarding their views. residents with children the op- couldn't say one way or another what One of these was a 31 year-old pos- portunity to continue their education environmental effects could result tal clerk living on the Seventh Street without worrying about large mon- from expansion, they did view side with his wife and two children. thly rents. He said the area also Spartan Dail. student housing and housing for the He would only give his first name, provided the children with Serving California State University at San Jose Since 1 934 elderly, as well as improved John, and said he was a long time recreational facilities not available around the campus. "Without it it will hurt a lot of kids bill who are finishing their education," Only 3 members debate John said. He believes expansion is a poor idea, that it will increase traffic hazards for children and an economic Council opposes '1 0 A.S. fee elimination disaster. He called it a "turkey." "I think with the increased traffic By JACKIE EASLEY implicatiri i Iiloll be sent to Johnson, Assemblyman the A.S. would be totally inellective necessary avenue of grievance- that the city will turn this into a giant size and GAIL SHIOMOTO Lack of knowledge John Vasconcellos, D-San lose, in funding these programs, yet none A.S. 159 would restrict. parking lot," he said. Last of a series The council, in response to a member of the Committee on of these are instructionally related He believes the functions of Melinda DeMatteo, who lives in San Jose State University's resolution proposed by Stephanie Education, SJSU Pres. John H. activities," she said. student government, although Spartan City West on Ninth Street Student Council last month voted Dean, voted unanimously against the Bunzel, and Assemblyman Leroy unknown to many students, are said, "I think the school has more im- Council member Greg English said unanimously to oppose Assembly bill, although debate over the issue Greene, R-Sacramento, a co-author necessary for proper student portant priorities than football. The the bill "would kill student Bill 159, but only three council was confined to three council of the bill. representation. city has a hell of a lot of other ways to government." members had ever seen the bill. members. spend the money," she added. She Ms. Dean, who sees the role of Ms. Dean said there is still hope of The legislation, introduced by An admitted lack of knowledge of an alternative fun- said housing is the most important. student government as a service- He proposed students influencing the Committee Assemblyman Ray E. Johnson, R- the bill's content was expressed by a which would in- oriented program said, "A.B. 159 ding method on Education decision later this Mike Brooks, a political science Chico, would put the funding of majority of the members present distribution of would be fine and good if we just corporate an equal month in Sacramento. major, said he did not know what related activities prior to voting. instructionally funded IRA, but we also fund other fees to IRA and student services. effects expansion might have on his student services in the Although voting in favor of the bill, "We are the official voice of the (IRA) and student services too." With $5 of the $10 fee going to the ad- community. hands of individual students. Councilman Armando Flores stated, equal amount to students," she said. "If we could get ministration, and an "It doesn't bother me that much but Presently, IRA funding comes from "I don't know enough about this bill Budget cut affects student government, English all the student governments to there probably will be a lot of traffic." a mandatory $10 A.S. fee included in to vote on it." She explained the A.S. Program believes stronger student control demonstrate our stand to interested the $82 fee paid each semester by Several other members expressed Board, birth control clinic, legal aid over funding would be possible. legislators and influence their Another young man, who refused full-time students. the same opinion, but minutes later service, Intercultural Steering Com- decision, we could possibly defeat to give his name said, "I don't think "Students have very little to say The bill, presented to the state unanimously supported the mittee, A.S. Recreation Board, the bill." they can avoid having those about where their money goes," he legislature in January, would make resolution. Housing Office, Experimental problems." Several students couldn't said. "In this way, student She stated she believes many financing of IRA and related student Ms. Dean, one of three council College, and campus consumer say one way or another what affects government would still be able to legislators are open to student input. services voluntary on an individual members who exhibited familiarity service are all .affected by A.S. fee expansion would have on the area. provide services that students need." basis. with the bill's intent, said she viewed budget cuts. "If we could get enough official Another resident put it more At a March 21 council meeting, two the bill as "a ploy to cut off our If A.B. 159 passes and voluntary Avenue of grievance voices to say, 'This is a terrible thing plainly. He said most of the people in students approached the members money." funding is established, "we would Tony Gonzalez, council member, you are doing to us,' maybe some of Spartan City will be long gone when and requested group reaction on the She moved copies of the resolution receive such a minimal amount that stated student government is a "very them would listen." the stadium expansion is completed. Money committee okays program budget; but only after trimming nearly '40,000 By GEORGE REDE student body, formulates A November resolution made by Flying 20's, People's Lobby, India As- Managing Editor entertainment and speaking the California State University and sociation, Spartan Daily, Fiar Share The A.S. Program Board budget, programs for the campus. It met last Colleges Board of Trustees requested Board, A.S. publications submitted last week for $89,850, was night to consider a final redis- a 13 per cent pay raise, but the state approved yesterday by the budget tribution of the allocation. budget provides for only 12,1 per committee following a cut of nearly In other action, the committee cent. $40,000. okayed a $17,397.68 budget for the The committee also accepted a Gonzales loses The 13-member committee, set up A.S. office administration. The $2,000 itemization of the Wednesday to hear funding requests from the money will be used to pay for a full- night Co-Rec budget, submitted Because his application was turned A.S. for next year, gave its approval time clerical position and office sup- initially with the A.S. Recreation in late, A.S. councilman Larry to a final figure of $50,850. plies. proposal last week. Gonzales will not have his name on Program Board chairman John You A stipulation was added, The Wednesday night activities, the ballot for the office of attorney - and adviser Ted Gehrke are to appear providing that a tentative 12 per cent because they are sponsored by the general. before the committee April 26 with salary increase for the clerical Recreation and Leisure Studies the final draft after a redistribution position be reverted to the A.S. Department, were to have been event the state The A.S. Elections board ruled Spring --a time to appreciate new life of the money within the proposed general fund in the broken down separately from the budget. legislature votes down the A.S. request, which amounted to against his appeal on Monday, noting The Program Board, a 15-member recommended pay hike. $17,579.10. that allowing Gonzales' name to Finally, the committee set tentative appear on the ballot would be in hearing dates for the following direct violation of Act 9 of the A.S. organizations: constitution. Gonzales still can Library list of students' names missing April 12: A.S. judiciary, Radio appeal to the A.S. Judiciary when Television-News Center, KSIS. En- they meet on Friday. put together from dhoti! 12 different vironmental Information Center. By BUZZ EGGLESTON point IS that it's missing," Martin Although it was feared the list Special to the Daily explained. might be used for mailing purposes. sources." April 24: A.S. Business Ad- Unless the judiciary rules in favor no official investigator initialed. Miss Dorothy Birkholz, in charge ministration. A.S. work-study. A.S. of Gonzales. Fouad Alkisswani will Library Director James Martin con- The listing is used by the There is not evidence the missing of the library's circulation election board. Student Community he the only candidate for that office firmed yesterday that a computer lis- circulation department to verify in- list is the one being used by the department, said the list was dis- Involvement Program, A.S. listed on the ballot. ting of student names, addresses and formation supplied by students when mailing company now heading the covered missing at a most critical executive. year in school, has been missing since taking books on loan. It was the only advertising campaign. time. At the end of each semester the April 26: Music Department, Carole Matthews. chairman of the just prior to the end of last semester. copy maintained by the library. Monday's Daily story reported library computes fines to be paid AS. Program Board. board noted four other people turned The confirmation came on the heels Martin said the listing was not much of the mailing is handled by the prior to the issuance of grades. May 1: Men's and Women's in their applications late, and their Daily that of an earlier report in the reported missing to the University Dart Computer Center in North Precautions, she said, are being Intercollegiate Athletics. applications were not accepted. The been deluged with students have Police because at first it was as- Hollywood. A spokesman for the taken to insure the current list. is- May 3: Birth Control Clinic, A.S. board allowed Irene Cerna and Mario for mail-order advertisements sumed to have been borrowed by center denied information was ob- sued after Spring registration, does legal aid referral service, A.S. Plan- Madrid to have their names placed on and other gasoline credit cards another library department or simply tained from the university. not also disappear. ning Agency, A.S. Consumer Swit- the ballot despite a challenge products. misplaced. Further. it was not con- Pat Falange, ill Dart's sales About a dozen such lists, according chboard, Reed Magazine. charging their proxy statements "The only thing we can say at this sidered to he of great value. department, claimed the "lists were to the Registrar, are used on campus. May 4: Joint Effort coffeehouse, were irregular. Editorial Comments Credit card appreciated

Campus kept green I like to receive junk mail, of identification. The situation is especially when it is for a credit getting worse. card. Lately, I have been Ever notice there isn't much SJSU look pleasant is its hassled Being a student and not having more and more when using litter flying around campus? Ever abominable location. The a job longer than the summer, I checks to come up with notice, too, that what little university is planted in the mid- a credit have been unable to qualify for a card as identification. I have greenery there is around campus dle of a congested, cluttered city. not credit card. A major department had a check refused yet for lack of is kept in good, healthy shape all Commuting students have to store turned down my ap- proper identification, but the year round? struggle through traffic-laden plication last summer. process has been slower in some San Jose State University's streets every day to get here and I was overwhlemed with an- cases. The clerks had to seek a crew of groundsmen merit a slap go home. Others are crowded into ticipation of owning my first higher authority or do further on the back for making a not -so- run-down apartments or sterile credit card when I received the checking to see if the check was luxurious campus a handsome dormitories. solicitation letter from a national good. place to look at and walk around. Since SISU's Spanish architec- oil company. The letter relieved As reported in the Spartan Their efforts probably go un- ture connotes a relaxed at- me of the pain of filling out yet Daily, Monday, April 9, the noticed by most of the 26,000 mosphere and since the weather another application and a likely giving out of student addresses is students who walk through cam- is usually pleasant around here, rejection. not a policy of the university pus every day. the, campus should complement Why enthusiastic over getting a especially for commercial But without the hard work the total package. credit card? First, one can es- purposes. Departments and em- under a hot sun of these men, We think the SJSU ground tablish good credit by using a ployees are prohibited from pathways wouldn't be so clean, crew, supervised by Robert card and, of course, by promptly giving out listings of students gardens wouldn't be so well- Alexander, does a good job. paying the payments. enrolled in the state college and groomed and open spaces Another advantage is credit university system by the wouldn't be so green and com- Call it spring fever or a desire cards are good identification California Education Code, Sec. fortable as they are. for the out-of-doors, but the when using personal checks. 22504.5. Let's face it: SJSU is a big place, Spartan Daily, hopefully on Stores accept a credit card and Arguing whether the listings but its amount of open space can't behalf of the students at SJSU, driver's license over other forms came from the university or other match such expansive campuses wants to acknowledge the work survival sources is irrelevant in this as Stanford University or U.C. of the campus' 20 gardeners and Yours In comment. What is important Berkeley. thank them for it. is Added to the task of making Have a beer on us, guys. that I and other students benefit Oregon flips off pull-tab cans because sources were tapped, legally or not.

44.4444.4464r-oo4.,4.or...4-4..e.-44.ore.44.a.w444.4.-...4w Linda Maillgo And all I can say is just keep those cards and letters coming. puts The highest tribute to the tab and other containers and that are emitted into the at- Stephen Meyer Daily Forum American quest for convenience a small refund on all non- mosphere. If these containers are has been banned in Oregon. Yes, returnable bottles and cans for thrown away after use, more the famed flip-top can is now beer and carbonated soft drinks. must be produced to carry future Pre-reg ritual Vol. 80 Page 2, AprIl 11, 1973 No. 103 illegal in that state. The statute is now being fought beverages. Hence, more power is A statute enacted last October in court by those who make the used and more pollution is My 17-year-old sister gleefully bans the flip-top, pop-top, pull- most profit from these produced. greeted me with the news Friday ecologically unsound containers. Though "no -deposit, no - that she had just been accepted to 1.0.0 Mano Mano They claim the ban on these con- return" might be more convenient San Jose State University for tainers and the mandatory to some consumers and more next fall. deposit on others is un- profitable for some industries, it expressed my constitutional. is environmentally and congratulations, but soon my Community patrol needs volunteers "We're fighting the eco-freaks economically efficient to use excitement for her somewhat in this state (Oregon) and on the returnable bottles. soured. level every way we can," For then she told me how she 4.444.444...... 4.44.4.44.-.....4.4 Jaime Quijas national A bill similar to the Oregon stated R. Thomas Wilson, an of- measure has been proposed for would be coming to SJSU during Well here it is, just what we they are held at 2174 Alum Rock and a midnight mover this dance ficial of the American Iron and California by two Assembly July to pre-register for her have been waiting for spring Ave. The meetings usually start you ought to check out. It is also Steel Institute. persons, Dan Boatwright (D-Con- classes. vacation. I hope that crazy rabbit at 7:30 p.m. If you want to get in- going for a good cause. The "eco-freaks" Wilson is cord) and Julian C. Dixon (D-Los Jack Tuthill, assistant registrar that they talk about every year volved and are looking for some Bueno Raza que les puedo con- probably referring to are those Angeles). This legislation would of students, said the incoming about this time does some of us exciting action CAP is what you tar que ya todos no sepamos. Just who cannot see the absolute put a nickle deposit on every bot- freshmen are now given in- some good. Those of you that are are looking for. Check it out you that the student body elections necessity of flip-top cans and tle or can sold in California. dividual counseling and then pre- going to be here for other than to might be able to get into it. are coming up. Here is something throw-away containers. They According to Dixon, container registered. go Easter egg hunting or is it Well, seeing as most of you are that involves even the unin- believe that preservation of the manufacturers could cut their "This is better than keeping "conejita" hunting here is a going to stay for the elections volved. A mi como la politica environment is more important power consumption by as much them out in the cold," he reminder about the upcoming here is something that you might quasi no me hace nada nomas voy than added profit for an as 55 per cent if they used only explained. elections. To all of you, you are want to check out. This Sunday at a observar. Ojala que la sitatcion aluminum corporation by means refillable containers. The bill is "Don't you wish someone had being asked if all possible to stay Kelly Park there will be a Chicano se ponga buena, pero todos of waste. designed to provide an economic done that for you?" Tut hill asked. around until at least Tuesday, gathering for the benefit of the sabemos que cuando la Raza is in- And it is not simply a matter of incentive for the consumers of While I must admit this is a April 17. This is the day that it is farmworkers. There is going to be volved you dnow que se va a litter, although these items create beer and soft drinks to return the valid system, I cannot help going to happen. So si pueden music from 1-4 p.m. Tambien va poner buenisimo. Asi es que an obvious eyesore when strewn containers. thinking of all those semesters of vayan y voten then you can do haber comida. The food is going todos pongamosnos abusados por along highways rivers and The Oregon legislation and standing in long registration lines your thing. to be selling for 50 cents a plate que nos va a caer a godos. streams. Many a bare-footed that proposed for California is and frantic rushing for classes, now I know you can not get better Con esto los dejo. Si pueden en- usually filled already anyway. Attention all concerned walker has been cut stepping clearly necessary. We all suffer than that. If you feel that you tren si no pues observen, y clamo "You're going to miss one of the Chicanos. Community Alert upon a discarded pull-tab buried the bad effects of the sulfer need more information pues voten. Sigan siguiendo, que ya last true college rituals," I told my Patrol (CAP) is asking anybody deep in the grass. oxides and particulate matter em- nomas give Jerry Ramos a call at mero, ya nomas nos queda that would be interested in More importantly though is the mitted by power plants. We sister. 292-4651 and he will tell you terminar. Para muchos preguntas you think you can try to joining, they are now recruiting. fact that the production of cans should not all have to suffer ad- "But do more about it. si a contestar, para otros trabajar a couple of classes?" I CAP is an organization that is out create pollution. It takes power to ditional effects for the get me Grand dance! The dance will y para el resto rezar que algo no to protect the Chicano com- produce beverage containers. convenience of a lazy few who added. take place this Friday los vaya a trastornar. Debbie Block munity. Its main duty is the the 13. It is Power plants produce pollutants prefer a "throw-away society." sponsored by the Sacred patroling that takes place every Heart soccer team. The Friday and Saturday night. dance starts at 9 p.m. and will be all over at or Grad i ng po I icy Letters to the Editor Observe Easter They also hold meetings on about 1 p.m. I believe that the Tuesday night. If anybody is price of admission is $2 por Editor: believes himself "justified, persons, recognizing the Editor: interested call this number 251- persona. The music will be I wish to correct an error in cleansed and avenged" by such humanity in each one and to Easter vacation is ap- 9109. For those of you that may provided by Rudy and La Familia. Gerald Curtis's report of the participation doesn't mean encourage peace and p ro a c hi ng, and we all want to go to the weekly meeting So if you are an advent ure seeker Academic Council debate on that man is really seeking his brotherhood & sisterhood of recognize that it has something grading policy. My position in greatest good. By mere mankind. to do with Jesus Christ on the Self-enhancement is based cross. How many of us, though, peiventiOPseiveresio... that debate was not that all participation in war, man has Domestic Digs------grading should be C/NC. I put the principle of force above on the belief and knowledge are aware that Easter is the recognize that students need reason; the principle of chaos that human beings can govern observance of a supernatural grades or their equivalent for above order; and his mistaken themselves without becoming event in history? Isn't it Last fatality for admission to graduate and momentary escape for alienated or mechanized or strange that we should fail to BART? professional schools and other "solution." being conditioned. investigate the validity of that educational programs. These choices are indeed G. Ahmed Faruqui event two thousand years ago? Yet, at the same time, many 0.4444444.41,4.444,44.41444.4.44.41444.44.4441.444444.44. John Horan My position was that a contrary to man's nature and exactly why they will of you reading are involved or The Bay Area Rapid Transit So far, God seems the most student, at his or her option, that is eventually lead back to war interested in the supernatural (BART) suffered its first fatality likely candidate to be blamed should bepermitted to takeany always Questions on course more frustration and unhap- phenomena of this day. The last week. One of the moving ("An act of God" is such a outside of his or her ma- recent article concerning the trains struck and killed a track favorite phrase). Or the engineer jor and minor on a C-NC basis. piness. Editor: However, mankind Universal Church of the foreman. And already the people of the train. Even the victim I also argued that Many post-mortems are possesses reason and the Master here in San Jose is who run BART 'are searching for himself may even be publicly departments should have being written of the war, and a good example. Take a walk someone to blame. blamed for his own death. Other greater flexibility in ability tos learn from past the debate between political experience. through the bookstore; books com- determining whether theses, Mankind will truly philosophies concerning it is possibilities such as a on the occult, meditation and failure, mechanical workshops, activities courses, be seeking its greatest good thickening. The war is over munications astrology abound. Where do Spartan somebody or any course or activity only when these principles are now and those choosing Daily malfunction, or else they lead and what SO4VIn4 should be offered on a graded recognized and applied to each do they the San has, Slo, I niverstl, Community just didn't do his job will philosophical sides find .it ton,. ISM of our lives. The first step is to mean? probably not even be considered. basis or a CiNC basis. easier to speak of, especially Second lass postage To answer I can paid al Sun lose. Calif orate Mr. Curtis might have added admit that they exist. those who speak in its defense. only share Member o11.011Iofroui But again the Bay Area News potter . Publisher, At from my own life. For about seriatim, and the that the vote on crucial issues James Kane But it is here that the Associated Pres's Published dor residents will witness the war by Son tow Moir I niversity five years I 'crept Saturday anti was very close. will still be fought with investigated Sunday tturing the charade that occurs after each iollege year The opinion., meditation, encounter groups, expressed herein are not John A. Galm verbiage as its principal necessarily those of the tragedy. Newsmen will make New look at life Asia. toted Student. the College mysticism, and found Admonstratton Professor, English weapon. And most will ignore nothing or the Department of stinging editorials, politicians journalism and Adverltsing Submnptions solid or lasting. I did astrology oil epted only 115 o omminderml will make speeches, and public Editor: it because the war is over. Yet semester busts Full modern,, for a year. year. iii each I wrote a letter to you the questions raised by the war Se411011141 54 5,1 (111 , amp. officials will again make flowery price pm copy. to Mankind's defense I cast charts, did transits rent. Phone 277 Mill on and Adventsinu277,173 Press speeches about the "efficiency" ol outlining the principles are more important now than of Foliar Publ. atoms. Inc Ilnion progressions, real astrology City the transit system. Editor: which the seminar in Self- before. And the most haunting Editor in,. not the Sunday morning paper litel i, Slehislem But the end result of all of this In response to the April 9 Enhancement was based. question of all seems stranded Advertmtng Mummer letter to the editor entitled We are now going into the ac- variety. There was and is a lot Menotti nu Editor will be nothing. No changes, no on mute lips with hardly an City Isdttor to it, (don't fool yourselves that improvements, no new "Viewing Humanity," I would tive phase of this seminar and idle thought paid to it. Am! Lily holden like to come to the defense of would like to let the student there isn't), but where does it Layout Editor regulations to save peoples' lives Are we to expect that a Forum hme go? The answer is that it will be enacted. All of the loud mankind. It is true that man body become aware of the op- government which supports "WV hititor they have dowsn't go anywhere; it is a Ant Copt, EMU," speeches and pious denials will can be "arguing selfish, and portunity of this scores of dictatorships, the Feature Editor violently inclined" but it is also new slant on life. jailing of political prisoners, closed system. It brought me to Fine Art. 'stilled result in the status quo surviving. realize that I needed Lniertionnient true that man can be kind, Self-Enhancement is the something ratio, %luta 11.0,,,,, 'the man who (lied was named and the suppression of Community N.'. lotilin from Honor. humanistic, and extremely new approach of life, a new freedoms abroad, will restrain outside the system. Sports Editor Miguel Camposana. He was the loha II Motthrw Only one person ever lisithonuebutt,,, peace loving. Man thus must look at the vistas of the best of itself at home when it thinks 1.1/11 Wunen first person to be killed by the it,,, hilifor /no I ii1411. have the ability to choose his the East and the West, in itself in crisis? transcended the system and Photo WWI, BART system. With improved Phil (Muhl future actions. religion, spiritual disciplines The tense in which came back to tell about it. That Publ._ !MOO eons litre, tor WO Mehemet, safety regulations and the en- we ask Chief Phoolourtioher Ilneol %melon person was Jesus Christ. forcement of present ones, Miguel The fact that man "chooses" and social action. It allows a the question will depend on 5011,0,11 Acl Marrocccc r nft Poimenhonten Easter is about His crucifixion. Campossina will hopefully be the war doesn't make it his natural person to become a person and when we ask it. *eV 60 last human being to die on the state, The fact that man to learn to live with other Dennis F. Montgomery Mike Zedig MINI, ,, transit system. c le April 11 . 1973 Page 3 Flying team r i cal error now Only Funds are lacking for trip reason for g rade change By LAURA DAYTON flown in meets before; the team in three other meets. Experience iii the team Y GERALD CLIATIS Iii,' grade It It S a tiled at the liegistu uns (1111i.e. clerical efrror. With a record like San lose Matlach said this experience is confident of this year's varies from Rankin with 20 there s been a mix-up in What can he do? An appeal must be initiated State University's flying gives them "an edge." pilots. years to Ellis with nine grades. It the teary-eyed professor not later than 30 days from the team's, it could be a clean This year's pilots are: Mary "We're the team to beat, and months. Matlach says "it John Doe received Richard changes the grade, he is in beginning of spring or fall sweep in the two upcoming Ellis. Ron Greene, Dan always have been. They're really shouldn't make much Roe's grade. Doe has Roe's A violation of the policy. semester I allowing t he posting grade. And Roe had Doe's F the Academic Fairness of the original grade. collegiate flying meets. Matlach, Duncan Pollock, always after us," he said, difference." grade. Committee serves any student Now that John Doe The team, however, does not Paul Rankin, lim Stinger and when asked who their Two of the events will hi- has com- have the Doe doesn't say anything who wishes to seek redress for pleted the necessary steps, the money to gel to Ross Winner. toughest competition would power on the power ol I woo. Illinois for the national Greene, who has flown with be. precision landings. : hut Roe complains. Roe con- alleged injustice occurring in professor is right back at the competition in late May. fronts the professor, with his academic relation to any same old question. ailisso7m According to Dan Matlach, evidence that he has earned an instructor." states the policy. Is Doe's original grade a team captain, it will take A grade. The policy rationale is. "The "clerical error" or is it an 154.1,6 about $2,500 to fly the team The professor has only one university is anxious to afterthought? tiokiwpo out, provide lodging and rent choice, according to the newly correct injustices to students, What is to prevent him from 61 the planes for the weekend. So passed Academic Council but, at the same time, feels that saying any grade was a tar they have raised only $400. policy on change of grade. He the instructor's lodgment, at -clerical error?" Nothing. The team is now holding a may change the grade "only in the time he makes out the "A letter grade may be 9 contest to raise funds. Local the case of a declared clerical original grade, is better than a changed to any other letter Hight clubs and schools have or administrative error." later reconsideration of an in- grade, or to 'incomplete,' tithe STUDENT donated a variety of prizes. It was proved to be a clerical dividual case. student qualifies. Changes. ranging from an acrobatic error, and the grade is "An official petition form except for clerical error, shall SERVICES course for pilots to three changed. may be secured from the not be made to 'W' dinners at the Red Baron res- It seems simple. But there's a faculty chairman of the (Withdrawal). 'AU' (Audit), or WEST INC. taurant for non-flyers. loophole. Academic Fairness Com- to non-traditional grades *CR' A complete list of prizes and If the situation were mittee." reads the policy. (credit) or 'NC' (no credit I. THE BEST tickets may be obtained changed and this time John How does a student begin "Non-traditional grades 'CR' through the Aeronautics Doe's grade is a borderline this process? and 'NC' may be changed loan WAY OUT Department or by calling 248- case. The professor gave Does First, a student must contact appropriate non-traditional 2191 or 374-4594 April 30. ti: 11 grade but Doe though! he the instructor involved, and symbol or to ’Incomplete if OF SAN This year's Pacific Coast ::: deserved a C grade. receive a form for "Change of the student qualifies. Changes competition takes place this He told the professor that he Grade" that is supplied by the shall not be made to 'W.' 'All.' JOSE. weekend at Hemitt-Ryan tried his best under the instructor's department office. or to letter grades. Airport in the Los Angeles circumstances (you see his girl The second step is to have Audit (AU) symbols may basin. The team will be flying friend left him the week of the the instructor and department not be changed to any other its own planes (Cessna 150's) linal, that's why he did so chairman sign it, before it is grading symbol. except (Vi'l down. poorly.) SJSU took first place in the Wiping the tears from his For Free Student ::: Pacific Coast competition in lace, the professor considers Travel Information 1989. 1971 and 1972. In 1970 the borderline grade and NEED MONEY? the team took second. Three of decides to give the student the Call 287-8301 or Come in and see us, we loan money on jewelry, stop by 235 East Santa the seven team members have SJSU's flying team's finances may keep it from ms.ts Donnie Glopi C grade. typewriters, cameras, etc. Clara. Suite 710. San Under the new change of We also specialize In: Jose. A stadent owned grade policy he may only and operated service. Diamond Setting, Watch Repair, EarplercIng, Gifts. Factions at fault' Student MSSLERJEWELERS Services 1755 So. Winchester Blvd. West, Inc. (c.4. mnbeN shopping denten . Chicano politics criticized 370-9191 By RAMIRO ASENCIO attempting to force their MAPA (Mexican-American He said Chicanos have national attitude, he said"we Community News "brownness" on other Political Association) have "built-in articles of faith" such should still maintain our ServicePolitics of Chicanos. He said some been unable to "coalesce the as strong beliefs in concepts of ethnicity and learn to develop maximum satisfaction and Chicanos were guilty of falling troops" said Herreda. the barrio, pueblo, Brown our a rt s." limited effectiveness." That's into a "brown bag" turning off One "paramount fact," ac- nation. Azt Ian, Chicano He said he recognized the SAVE UP TO how Manuel Herreda, both White and Brown sup- cording to Herreda, is that no power, and other beliefs. nationalist movement as a Chicano political activist, porters. one has been able to organize These concepts, said necessary step, and added, views the efforts of Chicanos No sleepy giant La Reza. Herreda, cause Chicanos to way." However, said the activist. "there has been no other in bringing about social The political activist said "hold-back" and not become a pension for But America is more than change through such factions Brown people have always "Chicanos have involved. as El Partido do la Raze Unida been struggling and it was leadership" and cited Cesar White, and the goal. said "Brown nation," stated 1299 EL CAMINO MOUNTAIN VIEW (La Raza Unida Party.) misleading to refer to La Raza Chavez's efforts in organizing Herreda, is to "weave" Herreda, "is nothing more than OPEN TO 9 Pm MONDAY thru FRIDAY Dellums, Edwards Intern as a "sleepy giant" just begin- farm workers as "effective." together the efforts of all our own exploitive system," in SATURDAY 9 to 6 SUNDAY 10 to 5 Herreda, who's experience ning to awaken. Chicano democrats peoples. Herreda said former. Pres. Because ot "squabbles" place of a White one. School board candidate in politics includes serving as 9x9 FT. assistant and intern to Johnson's "war on poverty" among Chicanos in the He said there is no turning Candidate for the Governing representatives Ronald resulted in many Chicanos National Democratic Party back for Chicanos, and quoted TENTS Board of the East side Union Floor Sornples, Dellums. and Don Edwards, being hired into federal during campaign efforts sup- the words of Octavio Paz, well High School District, Herreda Iregs said Chicano politics based on poverty programs and being porting former presidential known author, which stated said "I'm going to keep ma 01 outdo eafot ormom roman George McGovern, om comoro oat1 our,O. okeneton a separate nationalistic at- labeled by many Chicanos as candidate. the barrios were "condemned working with all people, there ham* tlenng. Reg $19 50 staltet titude is not the way to bring "coyotes" and "vendidos" many members of the party to modernity." is going to be a presence of (sell-outs). felt Chicanos contributed only about effective change for Herreda said there was a Brown people in the highest TENTS! TENTS! TENTS! brown or poor people. Thus, said Herreda, many negetively, said Herreda. positions." (Floor Samples end Irmo, need for a discussion on recent w..,1 5.10 coon ono -,,s Speaking to a class on Chicanos were involved in a - He added Chicanos have Ree developments concerning The school board candidate SALESMEN'S none. 0sonnnn. For, 3999 Chicano politics recently at phenomenon" of justifying "little skills" or know-how in 5930 ler, Chicano politics and added he predicts a third party com- SAMPLES Won,. V.I 2 "den gyle San Jose State University, their own movement by not rallying votes. "We must wilh Os,. 'romp Ow 4999 was planning a caucus in the posed of poor and minority 9930 M1nsg Herreda cited tile Chicano supporting many of the in- professionalize." said near future. people. freeout wM1d. 5tne National Caucus, held April dividuals involved with Herreda, adding that it SLEEPING BAGS else on au Chicanos contends Ilto group of floor and saes 21. and 22, last year in San federal poverty agencies. matters little what Although he Herreda said during the last nun's sample untgs sItOneng All)IMAY N VALUES Jose. as a demonstration of However, he stated there feel unless they can make their Chicanos have to rid ten years, the democratic OLJPO blots delusing 3 lb Odu ,,,,, 55 YOUR COUPON Only Gtopt was a movement of presence in politics felt. themselves of a separate party had been "testing the cisota needed philosophical change 1 to a furouly 30"! in Chicano politics. "exploitation" and cited machinery" which could serve No purchase Sonl,Amerocord. Mash,' Charge, 1st Nol.onoi Iwo. Herreda said many several organizations. Some of as a model for a national third S.J.J. USE OUR LAY-A-WAYI Chicanos were guilty of these organizations such as party. ' News Review

PRO PACK FRAME PRIME WRITE 2-MAN gets PACK TENT Assembly PACK NYLON DAY DOM STEEPING IA 9,3 0 Og het s nom oes ent en, reg 11.1S, now 41.11 Nurse,' Nolo. Pen 199 edge wenn.," tnun. 1 999 a lb.. reg 74.15, now 54.11 rnts noised V.I. 1 leg st t nonsmoker bill 3 lb nor 59.19 By JAN GUSTINA Compiled from the Associated Press ff'3.0?Mr:61 SACRAMENTOThe Assembly Criminal Justice Committee voted unanimously yesterday to send a 1973 "Nonsmokers' Bill of Rights" to the Assembly floor. dt tett Spate, Owlet end S0ohrtpento The author of the bill is John Briggs, R-Fullerton. His bill is AB nut. 0 nolues te 1,5 400 MOOS Valets to 370 MO at to,, St ens re 2 99 202. WING HAM 60(1 MIAS Does Fes (two I boron] Dee 2 99 The bill would make it a misdemenaor to fail to set aside Mart, StesSN'S, ell At. OOP SIN. nonsmoking areas in restaurants serving over 50 people, hotels, ses el 2 weeelt 5 nue. Corn, P 24,, ro 50 motels, hospitals, theatres, and public meeting facilities. It would also give local government power to pass stiffer nonsmoking regualtions completely barring smoking in specified places if they chose to do so. PRO MODEL 100 won Before it was amended, the bill would have made it a DANA misdemeanor to smoke in a nonsmoking area. STEEL TENNIS PROM* RACKETS WITIO1 7" 299 U.S. sends fuel to Cambodia e. R.0 SAIGONU.S. planes began airlifting fuel yesterday into the CNEMOID elk capital of Cambodia. The city has had its main supply routes cut Aluminum RACKETS or harassed by Communist command forces. WINRIE1SPECIAll FISHING RODS The airlift was announced by the U.S. Embassy in Phnom Penh nr,n son ar, 6,9 1 No. mrian and the Pentagon in Washington. In Phnom Penh an embassy 50 spokesman said that without fuel resupply the city would have Start your 4r# to shut down electricity generators and water pumps. All major roads to the city have been severed for more than Manuel Herreda three weeks by the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong despite mas- hope chest. sive U.S. air support JUST PUBLISHED **V, BASS SIZE halts BART 25( s.as. Commission extension FISH HOOKS THE Inglietnalanakut SAN FRANCISCOThe stale Public Utilities Commission Oneida Sits etosiths Pk, of 45' ROD ruled yesterday that Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) can not '(1 Hok I 5.01, ID Rom 0 PENN REEL 'n WATER SKI SALE extend service to San Francisco until the automatic system is ineutt.'Ne. Norf. 11421 MIN'S INNS SNOWS VON NEGUT I enclose 210 for the INeauliful Velmte 51 .19'9 20'. proven reliable. tnen1.1 sample stnonless teaspoon .....aerod Ow, 3" The PVC said until BART meets regulations, it could not kheci.ed helms I understand Nonotas mono I can eomplete my sers ice at fine extend service where trains would merge, diverge or cross. STATEMENT ie.elr, and department stores .22 LONG The ruling bars any trans-bay service from the East San Fran- RIFLE SIMS enetta %t,sJcrn 1intnpre NAVY cisco Bay Area to San Francisco until BART provides a satis- e..e so 69 CilN CCM I tnimana II Aerie LOS factory automatic train control system. Paul Nese,. ,Nordre C town BELLS

Russo testifies in Papers trial ',der s UNDID NYLON CORD -50 ft 77 LOS ANGELESA government prosecutor tried to prove M1tItIte 2.99 yesterday that Anthony Russo had read the Pentagon Papers t tts before he and Daniel Ellsberg copied them. DISCOUNT Shoe Denny, Fourteen original essays on the %tale 1.9 Russo said he had heard about the Pentagon study, but still it Anuodl Nee tot life anti work of Kurt Vonnegut Jr. tee's./ teens 1Conetbes 1" maintained that he had never seen it before copying it. He tes- Jet With a bathogr aptly tified he did not read any of the volumes copied, but reproduced SALES POPULAR TANK TOPS Delta Book 016 Delacor le Press/ Seymour i amen, 71, them merely as a favor to Ellsberg. AA 1299 El Camino, Mountain View 299 5265 yr hardbound edition $I 95 are charged with espionage, conspiracy DONEIDA egg to 99 Russo and Ellsberg Den Psorshrne Co inc I Dag berbrneasktog Plop 145 tot 4)?,, Street Ps... %rt. NI IOU. Phone 967-5709 and theft for copying the Pentagon documents.

_ Page 4, AprII 11, 1973 11 UL1111.44164 e ar-* 10 'Education is a game' t--- Unorthodox teaching 'succeeds' ay CLARK BROOKS at six ol dining comprising a mutt. Nis Hoosentioliz said. the children grasp concepts 1111,81 hed is gil Intl. NI1111. Students often complain total of 30 activities. -This consists of discussing quite well. At the request of were considered as such about having to "play the The stations are creative things which bother the her principal, Ms. Rosenholtz before this year. game" of education, In Susan writing, math, reading. children. gave her students a progress "Kids in Rosenholtz' fourth grade class language arts, art and logic. For example. if a student as- test toward the end of her first here will score higher on I.Q. tests because at Garden Gate school in Creative writing is the most sumes the role of "Class bully," year. Another class took the they move as fast Cupertino. education is a game popular. Ms. Rosenholtz said. the problem is discussed at same test to provide a com- as they want to," she said. Once a student and none of her students are Activities, which change this thime. New activities are parison. has conquered complaining. weekly, are based on games. also planned during this According to Patten, Ms. an academic procedure, he progresses Ms. Rosenholtz, a 1970 Some, such as "Dreamirf up a period. Rosenholtz' class averaged to the next level of th graduate of San lose State Good Story." where a student Logic and cretivity are the two years growth. The other subject rather than University's New College. has picks a story idea from the curriculum, while the class is class averaged slightly less working 20 more exercises in something he set ups classroom atmosphere pocket of a sleeping man, are based on social interaction even though it was comprised has already learned. which looks confusing. But a done individually. rather than reading and of so-called "gifted" students, visitor may soon discover it's Others, such as a magnetic writing, Ms. Rosenholtz said. he said. Sometimes students get actually a group of children tic-tac-toe game, where "In regular classrooms, In her current class, Ms. quite involved with an ac- turned on to education. participants receive an "X- or interaction is in the Rosenholtz has eight students t ivit y. One girl worked When Ms. Rosenholtz began -0" for solving a math background: discouraged in exclusively on a "novel- for a teaching, the first thing she problem, are competitive. Ms. fact. Here it's in the month. Another syayed with a did was replace the desks with Rosenholtz is basically foreground," she said. "The Volunteers word game until she had counters around the room's against competition, but kids have to be aware of them constructed 203 words from perimeter. She then believes it can be beneficial. selves and others before thev the base word "fantastic." substituted padded IBM wire "It's really important to can learn anything." spools for chairs. leach them how to lose." she Bill Patten, the school prin- needed Dennis GaMola Classroom procedures are explained. "They don't get up- ciple, is pleased with Ms. The Sixth Annual California also unconventional. In the tight about it like they did at Rosenholtz' classroom, but Sharon Berner and students do problems on blackboard Wheelchair Games needs morning, learning takes place first." this wasn't always the case. volunteers to help set up the Students work at their own He nearly dismissed her two events for May 4, 5 and 6. pace and at the activities they years ago. Events include, archery. Bilingual non -Ed majors choose. Ms. Rosenholtz isn't "She came close to getting table tennis, bowling, worried about someone not fired because she lost control billiards, darts, swimming. receiving a "well-rounded" of her class. It even affected track and field, slalom races. education. her health," he said. "Su I that's and frisbee throws, according "When a child is ready, he'll transferred her from the sixth to Steven loos of the San lose Teacher interns sought touch on new subjects. If he's to the fourth grade where the Parks and Recreation all we not ready, you can't force kids could better adapt; there on department. v.1/11 cietleol ial is not eligible Laidig ma Isxtrosioon release. ject is "specifically focused him." she said. she has been a booming Non-education maims Help is also needed in ticket persons may improving the learning en- The only text used regularly success." carry. are seriously interested in Interested During the 15-month pro- vironment of Chicano sales, information booths, teaching Spanish-speaking write by April 20) to Dr. is a math book, Ms. Rosenholtz Ms. Rosenholtz does not ject, the accepted teacher students," the U.C. Extension transportation. setting up children are invited to apply Meliton Lopez, Teacher Corps said. Students engage in a give tests in the traditional interns will study. work and release stated. equipment, tabulation and for a bilingual -bicultural Director, University of daily math activity which in- sense. Instead, she ad- Salinas area. Each records. program. live in the California. Santa Cruz, Calif. The time of accepted interns volves the use of a text. ministers ungraded "checks" teacher preparation Further information is intern will be paid $90 per 95060. will be divided between In the afternoon, students to see if her students are gras- available from joos at 578- The program, a Teacher week )plus an allowance for teaching under the participate in "encounter-type ping academic concepts. The project is sponsored by 2336 or 2711-2337. Corps project. begins Poly Yin dependents) while receiving supervision of an experienced University of California Salinas. Applicants must hold "intensive on-the-job training teacher, taking university Extension, Santa Cruz; the a bachelor's degree and be and study experience, and classes and working with the PACK SKIP Over 4 tons per store. 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OPEN DAILY 10 9 ' "1 SUNDAY APR I 10 Ii April 11, 1973, Page 5 t ffinrrenfifirrinfVffYfifirt 'Nude cake popper' Magical sounds explode from Mahavishnu album Brandy bass-pi shows talents dramatic, almost emotional, domineering p000 Is Is, music. They By MARK HEILMAN By DON GIOYANNINI Amazingly enough, she naked bare back riding on Young University for two Entertainment Ed. entrance to an eerie, cryptic Laird. sacrifice self -adulation and Brandy, you're fine girl, does hercake popping trick the party goers to a western years until she ran out 01 (tut ol chaos come the most number that could be played What makes the ego-tripping solos for a What a good wife you would an average of twice a day for tune. money. She worked ai frightening, mysterious, as background music for a Mahavishnu Orchestra so uni- textures blend of TIMM rich in be." $35 an hour or $50 for two Brandy feels that lust several jobs before linen puzzling and imaginative high-strung person stepping que on this album is their ap- its complexity. Looking Glass hours. making people happy is discovering her calling. She sounds of music. Rarely are into a haunted castle or a Fine girl, good wife, even a Brandy has been doing her great, and with a little help now resides somewhere in the composers of such music corpse- stealer stalking the BAN JOSE great nude cake popper and thing now for only about a trona a lot of beer the hap- the San lose area. but her ad- able to direct the wild forces, graveyard at the strike of dancer. Well. at least the year, and at the age of 33 she piness abounds. dress is classified in- but the few who succeed twelve. GrHEATRE GUILD latter is what the young men hardly shows it, other than a She attended Brigham formation. deserve special attention. Epic-like in its arrangement presents are saying after viewing San couple of tell -tale stretch For example, the and presentation. loses sexsation, Brandy. marks on her stomach. "Sanctuary" offers a voyage of The Tavern Mahavishnu Orchestra. by Brandy has been making But there's a lot more to On their latest album. "Birds discovery into the unknown quite a name for herself both this pretty young Ms. than of Fire," inc group creates areas of celestial, terrestrial George M. Cohan locally and nationally of late. meets the eye, if one can take magical and mystical or spiritual life. melodrama-comedy-myster She has been featured in the one's eyes off her. moments of music. They com- Equal in imagery is April 6.7. 13, 14, 20.21 San lose Mercury News, the "God created the body and bine many of the patterns of "Resolution," a masterful song Montgomery Theatre "Whets My Line" television people shouldn't be ashamed established musicjazz, rock, that depicts what might be a Student Adm: $1.50 Curtain time: 8:30 p.m. show, and is in Playboy's of his artwork," Brandy Eastern. Western, classical tribal march in progress. The saIl Potpourri section in the July proclaimed. and elect ronicinto their own shadow of human battle and 272-1855 for information issue. "I was petrified when I highly inventive style and impending doom hang Her most recent claim to first started out, but after I accelerate the mix until it gloomily over the song. notoriety is the $13,250 suit got my head together I explodes with fury. The only cut not written by she filed in Santa Clara realized that this sort of The multi -national orches- McLaughlin, "Miles Beyond," County Superior Court thing is much better than a tra is headed by British carries enough sheer bass March 26. nine to five job." she went on guitarist John McLaughlin and "heaviness" and impeccable Amateur The suit charges to say. includes American violinist guitar work to transcend the "negligence" on the part of "Most girls are really leery Goodman. Irish bassist best work of contemporary or TWA. It seems that Brandy's scared, but what I'm doing is Rick Laird and Panamanian defunct acid-rock groups. $730 dollar cake was lost such a natural thing, I'm Billy Cobham on percussion. Written by Miles Davis, the somewhere between New anything from being scared The variation of national piece is at times throbbing and Topless!! York and San Francisco, anymore." Brandy said. origins gives the Orchestra its feverish or gentle and soft as it causing her losses in wages Performing for small broad, difficult -to-define style moves from the extremes of and emotional distress. parties is what brings out the of improvisation. Within the rock with ease. Brandy got her start right best in her. various album cuts can be "Thousand Island Park" WEDNESDAY here in beautiful downtown She makes it pretty dif- found traces of rhythmic begins cautiously and hesita- San lose. She began as a ficult for the males not to like Africa, classical Europe or the tingly, as if the musicians are model, and then became a lit- her. An exotic love dance is spiritual Orient. breaking into a jam session, tle more liberated appearing part of her repertoire; she Owing a great deal toils jazz and then progresses into an NIGHT at nudie beaches. supplies everything for her roots. "Birds of Fire" is a very animated arrangement that Brandy appears at private male partners short of a trip loose, almost disconnected seems to have the delicate parties as the San lose State to Kit Kat ranch. album that pulses with each guitar and keyboard music $25 to winner Wad. Howell University dorms can attest. Also on the agenda is some 'Batter than a Wilt to Ilya job.' note. From the primitive being chased about by the "Resolution" to the spacey 4444,1 "Sapphire Bullets of Pure $15 all participants Love." the songs burst with KKUP show energy. Ali PARTICIPANTS SHOI I ( AI I The title cut, "Birds of Fire," studies rape 734-1454 Experience in movement seen quickly moves into the frenzied pace that dominates KKUP radio will present "I the album. McLaughlin's am Woman" with Tess 1111.1SS 11.111, superb guitar work is crystal Penden, beginning today from in Dance Theater '73 program clear and easily peaks above 11 a.m, to noon. 760 MT. VIEW -AL VISO RD. the fine accompaniment of The premier program will Cobham and Goodman. and Part -1 tint. Po%ition.. (Open By NANCY BAKER movement as well as III idea The 12 dances ranged from ellective stun e non-dance have two members of Women I' ill "Sanctuary," violinist Dance Theater '73 was an during last Friday's evening simple to complex, with an un- students were the performers. In Against Rape 1WARI who will Gooctrna n is pens with a educational experience in dance studio performance. fortunate over-emphasis on Compelling sensual rhythm discuss the subject of rape. modern. The two folk and jazz in the Rec Russlell jazz, folk numbers were enjoyable excitement in the Hungarian variations. medley, and intriguing in continual Some of the dances were patterns were explored in weak; either in choreography movement or in execution, but some the concert. The costume of each dancer SUMMER' 73 reflected a professional polish. was well-matched for the Perhaps the most number, from the bright sophisiticated was "Blood jumpsuits, sweatpants. and Swan," a modern number leathers to straight leotards. CHARTERS!! based upon a Finnish legend of Technical effectiveness the swan who guards the varied. The Asian dance island Hell. Movements were suffered from sloppy sound ROUND TRIP $279.00 all executed especially the in- and lighting, although several THE FOLLOW1NO CHARTERS Ala: AVAIL \Mi.: ON 1.1 TO STUDENTS. novative bird-like motions other dances were handled EMPLOYEES. FACULTY, AND THEIR IMMO' \IF FAMILY MEMBERS. which broke from the stan- with skill. SINCE ONLY 42 SEATS HAVE BEEN RESEIIV VP FOR THE SAN JOSE dard flapping of arms found in STATE UNIVERSITY MEMBERS ON EACH or -I koLLOWING FLIGHTS. Directed by Mina Garman another dance. "Flight." SPACE IS LIMITED AND EARLY RESETIV It w11.1. BE NECESSARY. and Carol Haws, members of ALL FLIGHTS ARE ON SATURN AIRWAYs IX s JET EQUIPMENT Dance styles varied with the the dance faculty, it presented primitive folk rhythms in the an interesting insight into ALL DEPARTURES FROM: OAKLAND INTL. AIRPORT (OAK) pig sacrifice modern dance. dance and communication ALL RETURNS ARE FROM: BRUSSELS INTL. AIRPORT (BM With flute and drum building with an audience. to a climax, the ritual of hun- ting and sacrificing a pig El RANCHO DRIVE-IN =421B DEP: JUNE 18 OAK BRU 8279.00 deeply involved the audience. Haled Ii (73 DAYS) RET: AUG. 29 BRU 'OAK Steve McQueen "Yellow Peril," a sharp "THE GETAWAY" satire clothed in humor, also =423B DEP: JUNE 21 OAK BRU 279.00 involved the audience. Presen- BOOK OF NUMBERS (74 DAYS) RET: SEP. 2 BRU OAK ting social comment on the all color show Asian stereotypes in modern America, the complex TROPICAIRE I =924C DEP: JUNE 25 OAK BRU 279.00 Expressive, sophisticated 'Blood Swan. dramatic dance was even more 7 I H Week-Exclusive San Jos, (29 DAYS) RET: JULY 23 BRU OAK Dove-1n Showing 'LIFE & TIMES OF JUDGE ROY BEAN'' =425B DEP: JUNE 26 OAK BRU 279.00 'Behind the Green Door' proves Walt Disney's (48 DAYS) RET: AUG. 12 BRU OAK "SWORD IN THE STONE- 'sex is sex' in pornographic films TROPICAIRE II =426D DEP: JULY 2 OAK BRU 279.00 Kung By JACK DICKINSON And this is possibly why the that shows .nothing is new (3sDAys) RET: AUG. 5 BRU OAK -FIVE FINGERS OF The pornographic film Mitchell Brothers' production pornographic sun. under the DEATH" is was busted by the San Mateo "Behind the Green Door One thing that does separate ENGENCE OF Ft: M 427C DEP: JULY 9 OAK BRU 279.00 billed as unique among such Police Department twice in "'I'he Green Door" from CH U" (43 DAYS1 20 BRU OAK flicks in two ways. one week last month at the typical "smokers" or stag films alt color show RET: AUG. It does feature the debut of Palm Theater for obscenity is the avoidance of bestiality, the first professional at hlete to violations. necrophilia, sodomy, child SAYSHORE =429B DEP: JULY 16 OAK BRIT 279.00 in a porno movie, Ben With the exception of an perform molestation, and other such bits Keek-Exclusive San Jo., (24 DAYSo RET: AUG. 8 BRU 'OAK Davidson, defensive lineman artistic slow-motion part and perversions. Drive-In Showing of the Oakland Raiders (relax, some good background music, Another area where it fails Jack Lemmon "SAVE THE TIGER" Commissioner Rozelle. He the film's creativity ceases to offer anything different .ri-430C DEP. JULY 23 OAK BRIJ 279.00 WAI IFK MAIDAU keeps his clothes on in his bit after a young girl. star Marilyn from most flicks, X-rated or (28 DAYS) 'N TILLIE" RET: AUG. 19 BRU OAK part). Chambers, is abducted and not, is in women's rights. "PETE However, its second taken to a sex club where a claimthat the "Green Door" lady soothes the girl's fears ±.431D DEP: AUG. 2 OAK BRI J 279.00 elevates porno flicks from with the movie's only (33 DAYS) RET: SEP. 3 BRU OAK simple stag films too creative meaningful dialogue. stageleaves something to be The girl then leads off what 432C DEP: AUG. 9 OAK BRU 279.00 desired. is nothing more than a good. (33 DAYS) The film encounters a old-fashioned orgy among the RET: SEP. 10 BRU OAK problem that will forever club's members, who include a plague skin flicks that try to comical fat lady who 'W 61 =433A DEP: AUG. 13 OAK BRU 279.00 different. Sex is surprisingly isn't rejected. do something r (31 DAYS) RET: SEP. 12 BRU OAK sex, any way its looked at. The orgy, being a portrayal At =435A DEP: SEP. 3 OAK BRU 279.00 ALL SEATS 1111 C.s:011:01v111:13030PPMM " '4;1 (2.1 nAvs) RET: SEP. 26 BRU OAK 31.00 C.A.B. REGULATIONS PERMIT UP TO 5'; OF EACH

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Tapes, movies used \1 Self-paced learning starts By CHARLOTTE BRADFORD who calls her lab an audio and book rack for the text are to prepare 14 tapes for 14 l'here is no schedule in the Dr. Maria Montessori in- tutorial (AT] program because in ech cubicle. weeks of work.' she learning laboratory. The troduced self -paced learning of the methods and media she Around the room are set-up commented. student comes in any time on to the American school system uses. demonstrations such as algae "Dr. Clifford Schmidt his own time and works at his at the turn ul the century. and Dr. Chen said, "In this Al in peiri dishes, many prepared nine of the lecture own pace. "We do have a dis- now 73 years later, the program the student can in- aquariums, life cycle mini - tapes and I prepared live," she cussion group lab two hours California State University crease his efficiency and the projectors and a controlleden- said. -Each tape required 60 to per week," she stated. system is implementing what instructor can he tree for one vironment machine with 70 hours of work." The students are required to a new innovation, self- to one interaction with in- llourescent, incandescent and write a scientific paper in the it calls The advantage to learning learning. dividual students. humidity controls for course. About 16 students go paced with this method, she believes. Sell -paced innovative She said, she and Dr. Clif- student's use, she said. as a group to the library with IS that the tape is not gosspy. learning funded by the state ford Schmidt write the script Chen eatd."This is called an instructor to learn the steps De. l'he instructor does not go off 1969 in its pilot projects el the lecture to coincide with self-paced learning because necessary in writing a scien- since on a tangent as is commonly expected lobe the standard the audio-visual material. the student can listen to. lec- tific paper. is done in lecture classrooms. learning in the stale The students use cassette ture and concentrate on the The learning labs offer a form of The tape has a list of objec- by the 19805, said Dr. tapes with earphones for the subject material without cozy small group condition. system tives stated, which guide a McBeath, director of lectures, and are taught to run interruption, and if a student she said. Ron student through the material. '1* qt. Instructional Resources. a mini -projector for use in does not understand the lec- Dr. Chen added, "We have There are 29 labs using sell- movies about the subject ture he can listen to the tape "The students have three stall members and two Paul Dunn A student takes a midterm examination in one of San Jose State paced learning at SIMI. One at matter, she said. repeatedly until he feels satis- midterms taken from the ob- graduate students in the learning University, new self -paced learning programs The material for these learning labs is Botany I She explained a mini Tv, lied before he goes on to the jectives which are outlined in learning labs on a rotating Self the midterm is taken from objectives outlined in a tape tieing taught by Dr. lane Chen microscope. cassette recorder next step as instructed on the each lecture tape," she said. schedule, so there is always in tape." "therefore the objectives are instructor available for in- Dr. Chen said the ATsystem critical to success." dividual help." Diver's hobby is productive, too is a learning method that in- creases learning skill. "With this method we have a Lecture, lab correlated form of STUDENT DISCOUNT learning which is not done in Beta Research studies sea's secrets other met hods.- "We combine everything the student is to learn for the week EVERYTHING If you were a fish sth Mum no ..itoessi% damaging the sea's alder their work a serious hob- professional scientists and 50 biology major. other into the cassette tape," she PHOTOGRAPHIC in the sea, one of the lem ei.ology divers of Beta by. each one spending as much per cent students and Monthly meetings are held said. human beings you wouhln Kesearch work together to un- time on projects as his time interested persons. at Nichols' home where mind meeting would in',,I told nature's mysteries. allows. Beta Research members members discuss upcoming When the tape is available, 24 HOUR SERVICE Research diver. Beta Research was in- Former San lase State attending SISL1 include: Steve projects. Members are as- the student goes at his own 4,50,1 *010 Mt a All 15 active members ot lot torporated in 1968 as a scien- University student Larry Allschul, junior biology major: signed to projects which rate of speed. At any point 1001(14001.11MOultS I. VIM non-profit organization. Het,. t, and educational Leopold, obtained his masters Denise Delevran, senior interest them most. that he is finished, he is done Research, are dedicated ii [titration. Director of the degree at SIS1.1 in marine biology major; Sue Dunham. Examples of projects in- for the week because we cover 66 So FIRS! st Ooginionn Sin bId ding out about the I 11,11.111,1it iiiizanization is physicist. Den- geology with assistance from junior; Mike Gordon, biology clude studies of fish in one a new subject each week. 11(1115(0111 AV( afillea Giro CALIFORNIA'S OLDEST An instructor is scheduled the sea, s R. Nichols. 4150 Beta Research. graduate student; Vickie Teas, particular area, underwater 9950 REDWOOD a San Jose CAMERA SHOP Instead of killing !loll anti Pepped rep I.ane. The group is composed of senior chemistry major and photography, studies of the to be in the laboratory from 111 UM( (Sat AVE Pale Alto sea animals or loud, ur Research members con - approximately 50 per cent Terry Wakeman. senior geology of an area, studies of 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. each various sea animals and Tuesday and Thursday. studies of ocean currents. A student survey was done ENJOY THIS VACATION WITH A Members pay annual dues of last semester in regard to this $12 after their initial $15 lee. It system. The freshmen were 10 SPEED ambivalent about the appointment, is this money, along with con- receives but the juniors and Faus program, ri but ions from large corporations, which finances seniors perfer this mode of BICYCLE the activities of Beta Research. teaching because they can see their progress, she said. Because its members are not 11:1 paid. Beta Research is able to "When we originally set up Humanities and Arts dean undertake projects which the program the staff worked other laboratories might not nights and week-ends. We had By DEBBIE TERES1 SVIA US I Ii. (lef)di iinent's PISPISCE AN even think of. Members con- Warren W. Faus. a long-time chairman from 1960-87, a tribute their talents because professor of art and former period during which the they enjoy the work, and they as low as chairman of the Art department witnessed its Internships know their efforts are com- Department at San lose State greatest growth in numbers bined with efforts of others Top quality, full feature bikes University. has been named and professional reputation. towards a common goal. Choose from Regina, Magnett or dean of the school of He also played a significant open for fall $63.00 Members receive several Piscean Humanities and the Arts by role in the planning of the art The Population Instil IS I., 0 publications dealing with the President john H. Bunzel. building, built in 1959, and non-profit organization, will ocean environment, along IF YOU PREFER INDOOR SPORTS CHECK The appointment becomes argued for an art gallery sponsor governmental with a membership card en- OUT OUR WATERBEDS LOVE effective immediately. Faus, facility in the new building. internships, to student for fall titling them to free admission OILS. PUFFS AND FUR BEDSPREADS 54, has been acting dean of the 1973. The state of California had into some state beach parks. school since last September. 'Students will work in their FACTORY SHOWROOM ALSO STORES IN SAN JOSE never approved an art gallery Although there are only 15 Or. Bunzel made the Fails colleges with state legislators 331 N FIRST STREET 294-1455 on any state college campus, active members in Beta appointment upon the to investigate population DOWNTOWN S.J 287-7030 CUPERTINO 996-1413 but Fans' arguments prevailed Research, there are many recommendation of a special related issues. and the art gallery set a others who are active with less selection committee which The institute will pay each precedent for the entire consistency. The organization interviewed several can- intern a $300 salary and cover system. encourages both types of didates. most travel and research He served two years as the members. In announcing the costs. Students may also first gallery director while he Beta Research owns two promotion. Dr. Bunzel said, receive academic credits for was president of the Western twin-hulled catamaran-type "Professor Fat's' contributions work. Association of Art Museums. some Boston their to the university since he boats and was the first college art also has Institute, Intern Program. 100 joined the faculty 27 years ago He Whalers. The group director to be elected to and a Maryland Ave., N.E.. have been invaluable. He is gallery access to a 50-foot boat presidency of that as- Washington. D.C. 20002. one of the finest personal have the 93-foot boat for deep sea work 150 museums. ever known in academic life, sociation of and equipment such as scan- microscopes and I am delighted to name Faus has also served for one ning electronic mass spectrometers. him permanent dean of the year as associate dean of the and School of Humanities and the School of Humanities and the Arts." Arts. it6e6 A well-known Asian art his- Guide jobs He has played along and ac- torian. Dean Fans also paints REM tive role in the Society for Odessey Enterprises is Warren Faus and has exhibited his Asian Art which provided looking for summer tour weal watercolors at the DeYoung leadership in the successful ef- guides for trips to Hawaii, the A Museum and the California 19c fort to secure the Avery Brun- Grand Canyon and other Palace of the Legion of Honor dage collection of Oriental art areas. The pay per tour is $185 Spartnguide in San Francisco. for the DeYoung Museum. plus free food, loding and BALL PEN As dean of the School of travel fare. Humanities and the Arts, Fails A native of Montana. Faus rude, Hair length is not important. will oversee all of the received his B.S. degree from SISI Concert 1.hoir and period of service can be university's departments and Montana Stale University and any length. job requirements programs including American his M.A. degree from Stanford I are good health, average lurr studies, art. drama, English, Universit y. ONE OF THE intelligence and pleasant foreign languages, and He is a member of Phi Kappa personality. I iiu, num,. humanities. / Phi, national honor society. Additional information can The school has a total and Delta Phi Delta, national be written for at Summer jobs, student enrollment of 3.924 art honor society. Odyssey Enterprises, Box and a full-time I acuity of 250. 1041, Castroville. Calif.. Faus joined the university's Fails and his is ile'resplit in 95012. Art Department In 1946. He Los Gatos. Sprian Sprorn

LIM 4.11 losn1 Effort Collae Ii study pttiihnItt truti It tun A tlas win/imp ltt0 tot ton styrns I Irlt ti 1.1u Iris A ,tnten c a language 1.1,11 ttliurel Club IL II 1,4,111..11..1MR an tt, .npnilimilrinChi holihnlit.,14M,'irnM'' . 110 in the OIL Hallt ., At II boll, and III .11111 -III p II. I.,. 11111S, .111 be prmittled Adt. ARABIC F,. film will Ito chttAtt oibiln I hut cll., Si 'AI 101 dub members and .. this summer In ih. S Rain tr I ' p t, ma. tticr Allrnignig.n I..t . Now 11.alaralissi will runt tnue through April CHINESE Cositavins Ed.( 1 PII II IIIIIIte will II in hi. Student Ri:IN II iv% Monterey rnr.1 at p in nttcr tchinu lo enter the t FRENCH OM, held April 23 in Cool summer days, the great natural beauty and Iranian blvd.!. will nittitl /I f I. Intl& IN-11an will liP autat cultural traditions of the Monterey Peninsula form an GERMAN 1pm sn t ,r0 tt Swim and there mnillIling fen A barblklUr ideal setting for language Warning at the Monterey Spirts. Cbri.i.nn ieiIow.6ip will in..... ti I tI i14 Ill Ii,'II'!lliOItrinv by at yip IT 111.41111... Institute of Foreign Studies, a fully accredited, ITALIAN 8bolo Kan Swale Ich .1t private liberal arts college p rts in h Intensive training is offered in basic language skills by a JAPANESE PAPER $.aklalh lit MATE Hope ifisrusehri him Ih I faculty composed exclusively of native speakers. Special 'III III flier h.s. emphasis is placed on conversation Small classes provide PORTUGUESE empneertne in Room A III thp Ntior 1,,,, XEROX a rare opportunity for personalqed instruction Cate,. at 11.10 pm RUSSIAN Writes more than reauirrow PROGRAM I: Elementary Intermediate (16 semester units) I COiitiO will mrti R Praia N.. in the SPANISH FLAI Central Lihram Nuom 41201 1pm Open to all students interested in acquiring a basic a mile Club will 111[4.1 51512 /hallos in 1.n. ll2 knowledge of the language ESL now in 12 al ' 10 p M Three ink colors Lactate: lasianina wiih %nod in IF, EA. PROGRAM It: Intermediate Advanced 3t nrollment Is limited so send emotionally- tom, nf a let lure and an are umpanFlna (14 semester units) full information TODAY . Medium or fine him intim'. I' Iltnunhurn Houma' 7p tn Open to students who have completed one year of

Signs Theta Tau will have a merlins In Admissions charged colors 1" ("V FREE* college level language study, or the equivalent To Dean of the s I I ustanuan knom at 7 30 p m point (Not offered in Chinese or Japanese I lobt Merl Caflaelfersepresent Mu.. i Ill I Ills Al) krat F un oiHI,nr AtImmsion 731enta Monterey Christian Balance Organinallem will I) i PER PERSON meet in the Lamputs I hopel at 7pm 10 weeks fREE palnel filmdom Ceram will meet sn Ih Institute ONLY 49( S I Mont al, tt lirnrniilnpm (snipes Copy Kona. Club will meet in Phil 474 273 E. Son Fernando June18 to of Foreign th p Friday next to Peanuts tutu SPARTAN dab will Gwman Coartiraslionel August 25 Studies ft-4%11 in the S 11 Mantel. Room at 12 10 pm 295-7778 () 1918 MECHA will hon., ot "HI P ()cut S Monterey. CA 93940 in the S II Pamlico Room BOOKSTORE April 11, 1973, Page 7 SJSU looking for relief Cards rip Spartans By 1011N B. MATTHEWS Irvine walked the last hatter the Spartans, having lost at now 2-2 on the year. Sports Editor he laced and then yielded a Stanford 1-0 in 10 innings in The loss was given to 'the lob at a good relict pit- three-run homerun to his pit- early March. Whitley, now 1-2. cher is to clear the bases and ching opponent. Make Higgins, 'the Spartans scored first Today. the Spartans travel get his team out of an inning. clearing the bases. yesterday. Centerfielder Rick to the PAL field, off Story Reliever Tim Cunningham Just for good measure, Pitney cracked a triple in the Road for a game with the of the Spartan varsity however, Cunningham threw third and short stop Rob University of San Francisco. baseball team did just that another gopher pitch that Brasses followed with a single Coach Menges will start yesterday against Stanford lreshman shortstop Steve to left. scoring Pitney. tumor Kris Sorenson against University in a non - Davis hammered over the left After the Cardinals scored the Dons conference game at Municipal field fence. six in the fourth, SISI - Stadium. He then retired the next two countered with its last run ih Cardinal hitters and the And, in just that order. the bottom of the inning when Spartans were out of the in- Chuck Gehnke and Dan With the Cardinals scoring ning. And, out of the game. each doubled. two runs off starter Roger Scoring six runs in the Coach Gene Menges was Whitley to erase the brief 1-0 fourth, the Cardinals went on somewhat less than pleased Spartan lead in the top of the to dump the Spartan nine. 7-2, with his teams' performance. fourth inning. coach Gene before nearly one hundred The Spartans committed five Menges decided that it was tans. most more interested in errors in the contest, two in the time to stop such nonsense and the sun than the game. fourth and two more in the You've come to the brought in Cunningham. It was the second defeat ins sixth when the Cardinals right place row to Stanford this year for tallied their last run of the day. l'he senior righthander from We v.. "The game was disgraceful." [] Oil Color Brushes said the Spartan mentor. "I the n Water Color Brushes don't know what they (his El Bamboo Brushes Linkmen win playersi were thinking about big; Sky Brushes out there but it wasn't n r14*' Lettering Brushes baseball." El 7r..71,13. Brushes Stanford's Davis led all E One-Stroke _ .:00.i, 7 n Fan Brushes Reese WOO hitters at the plate with three Roger Woo GINGRICH, Super soph, JEFF After his 5-3 victory over the top Cards 161/2-101/2 hits in five appearances. The n Photo-Retouch a third strike Brushes Is about to deliver Gauchos. GINGRICH (I) 6-foot-1 shortstop prepped at Strike three infielder Congratulations rhe Spartan golf team, get- The golfers will be Quilt Brushes to UC-Santa Barbara receives a 'well-done from Campbell High School before fl ting hot like the weather, competing in the Fresno Clas- CRAIG CLARK. teammate ROB BRASSEA. enrolling at Stanford last fall. dumped the Stanford sic tomorrow through The victory went to Stan- Cardinals last Monday by the Salto-day in Fresno. lord starter Mike Higgins, score of 18 1/2-101/2. Phil Barry led the linkmen Frosh lose two with a 69 on the San Jose STUDENTS NEED YOUR CAR Country Club layout. The golfers have now beaten SERVICED OR REPAIRED? Stanford 17 out of the last 23 in scoring times with two ties. fiasco Dean May and Don Thames LEAVE IT AT SILVA TEXACO both shot rounds of 70, as the The brush you've been By JUANITA LEBUS lour singles in that big inning weather has provided the looking for is probably came back in the WHILE YOU ARE IN The funniest thing that SISU golfers with more time to get CLASS on one of our shelves baseman happened at yesterday's second with third their games together. PARKING TIRES Stop in and browse freshmen baseball game was Jesse Tamez hitting one out, "We've had enough warm SILVA around. we carry a com- TUNE-UP BATTERIES the homeplate umpire didn't scoring Cardin who got on weather to play and practice plete selection of the show up until the second in- with a two-bagger. which has given us more con- finest artists' materials ning. in town. In the third, catcher Bill Es- sistent scores." said coach gINNIE The saddest thing about pino homered with two men terry Vroom. son Joie paint co. yesterday's doubleheader on, bringing the score to 9-5. Last Friday the golfers and wallpaper against the Stanford frosh was finished second in a a field of 78 Valley Fair the Spartababes lost two Stanford scored one in the nine in the Pacific Tournament SINCE 1936 Son Joie248-4171 again. SISU dropped two to fourth and four more in the fif- with a team score of 587. Mark rat] 365 San Antonio Rd. the Cardinals last Tuesday. th. SISU totaled two in the lye shot 70-73-143 for in- /8 S 4th - close to CSUSJ library Mt.View-941-3600 fifth and four in the sixth. The dividual medalist honors. first game 51511 dropped the Cardinals finished their game pitcher Steve 7-4 with with a homerun in the seventh Gordon-Forbes picking up the off relief pitcher Rene Trevino OS: loss. He pitched seven innings, who came in during the sixth giving up nine hits, while -2.:1;.r4;-lar- 4.45 inning. 144,10,;/::,' - striking out eight and walking Final totals saw Stanford tat+,,in only one Cardinal batter. with 17 runs off 15 hits, and The Spartababes four runs SISU with 13 runs on 13 hits. came on six hits. First RELAX Cardin had a big day having baseman Rod Cardin tagged one out of the park in the sixth five hits in seven trips to the inning with the bases empty. plate. Second baseman. Paul 7 Guillian, committed two The second game, which errors in each game. SISU dropped 17-11, was a and enjoy a good book fiasco. Buddy Parsons (1-3j In passed action, the Bob Dotowy started Spartababes dropped third baseman MARK for the Spartans. He a single CARROLL is ready to apply the was taken out in the first, with game to San Jose City College last Saturday Close, but... tag to Gaucho TONY no outs, yet having given up 3-1, in a non- league contest. TORRES. The Spartan won three runs on four hits. two of three from UCSB. Greg Rowe, shortstop - The frosh see action this Bestsellers-Paperbacks turned-pitcher, came in to weekend against the Santa relieve Parsons. By the time Clara University frosh. the first inning was over, 13 Friday's game will be at the Cori, et. al. capture Cardinals saw action, six more Bronco's field beginning at runs scored with two being 2:30 p.m. Saturday's charged to Parsons. and three doubleheader will be played ,nore hits. Stanford had a on the Spartan Diamond karate championship iiiimerun, a triple, a double and starting at noon. To win two consecutive outfought 13 groups to win the -LAW STUDENTS championships may seem im- rembukai team title. PRE *OPEN MARRIAGE, by O'Neill & O'Neill Avon possible, but for San lose State Cori lost his bid for the in- Register now for July or Oct. LSAT review course to $1.95 University karate expert dividual title as he was maximize your LSAT score. *JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL, by Bach Avon 1.50 Robert Cori, it's a reality. defeated in the semi-finals. Instruction exclusively in exam -taking techniques used *CHARIOTS OF THE GODS? by von Daniken Bantam 1.25 successfully by California pre-law students. Cori captained a black belt A week before, Cori and *GUINESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS Bantam mixed team to first place last Terry Ellis took first place al Taught in Berkeley by practicing lawyers. 1.25 *THE WORLD, by Wallace Pocket Books weekend in the 10th annual the Midwest National Cham- COST: $75 1.95 California State Cham- pionships in Chicago. *XAVIERA, by Hollander Paper Lib. 1.50 pionship in the San irancisco The two black belts will he Course for July 28 LSAT starts July 11. Course tor Oct. *WHEELS, by Halley Bantam Civic Auditorium. preparing themselves for a 20 LSAT starts Oct. 3. 1.75 The black belt mixed team of meet in Mexico City in which t or complete information call tocI51415) 2.54-7045 or write *THE EXORCIST, by Blatty Bantam 1.75 Sieve Capussen, ferry Gooch, they will be the only U.S. team PO Bus 54 Orinda, Cs. 94563. *SATAN IS ALIVE & WELL ON PLANET EARTH, by Lindsay Zondervan 2.25 I on Delezene and Sarah Jones performing. *THE TERMINAL MAN, by Crichton Bantam 1.75 FLEETWOOD MAC

One of the busiest and most popular sections in the Spartan this week is our new garden department with its many potted plants, terrariums, dwarf trees, tomato plants "What?!" someone shrieks. "Trees and tomato plants in a bookstore'?" Well, we sell oils and watercolors, and we have books describing how to use them: so, also, we have seeds and green things and books on how to grow them. A popular item is the 3-pot Hanging Herb Planter Kit ($3.95). as well as the single pot at $1.25. Another is the Terrarium Kit ($6 50), together with a wide seiaction of individual terrarium bottles and jars. A recently added item is the Dwarf Tree Kit ($4.00) which contains seeds of 9 different Bonzai trees, containers and plant mix. For those too eager to wait for seeds to sprout, dwarf trees can be purchased for only 39C eachJuniper, Monterey Cypress, Japanese Black Pine and Coast Redwood, all selected primarily with the Bonzai concept of growth in the limited spaces of patios, living rooms, or apartments. Books are available to aid the grow-it-yourself gardener. There are TERRARIUMS AND MINATURE GARDENS, HOW TO GROW HOUSE PLANTS. and BONZAI TREES, all published by Sunset Books and selling for $1.95 each. And don't forget our marigolds, pansies, begonias, and (in the more edible division) bell pepper plants already well on their way to maturity. Here, too, each pot is only 39Ci

TONIGHT MEN'S GYM 8PM Also: TEMPEST With sftaireaa ead44toire Students $2.50 (with A.S.B. Card) General HISEMAN JON Chtiolt, )) Tickets at A.S.B. Office * at Door Public $3.50 (( rites ...ctu,ti&m,t Page 8. April 11. 1973 Kikuchi takes 2nd in Open Sports Judokas in AAU's By PAUL STEWART "Dan looked real good in the after three rounds of Atlanta from SISU was coached," garnered three firsts three man contingent of championship match," competition. George Kiyohara, the 139- and two seconds while on their Spartan judokas represented commented llchida. "John faced some tough, pound winner in the National way to capturing the title. University last Bill San lose Slate Kaulf old, the Spartans' experienced opponents right Collegiates. Kikuchi. Kauf fold and Saturday in the 176-pound Friday and entrant, was away." commented Uchida. lust barely three weeks Kiyohara all won firsts' for National Amateur Athletic eliminated after eight earlier, a strong. healthy SISU, as Haggett and Not making the trip to Union judo Championships in tenacious qualifing rounds. Spartan judo squad swept the Yeah:more took seconds'. "Reveland" for the Spartans Atlanta, t.;eorgia. "Bill faced some tough National Collegiate ludo were team captain Phil Dan Kikuchi. the Spartan competition in the early going Championships at Hayward Yoshimura, who severely heavyweight, finished second and just missed qualifing for State University for the strained his ankle in the in the Open Division. the championship." said twelfth consecutive time. Sail "Dan lost a real close Uchida. National Collegiate judo decision to this kid Pierson In AAU and collegiate Championships. 'the championship SISI team, whom Uchida termed Monterey hem Chicago," said SISU competition, judokas compete to mentor 'lush Uchida. no series of qualifing matches Also not journeying "the closest team I've ever The highlight of Kikuchi's before entering into a "round Bay!!!! competition was when the robin" type of championship no-pound Spartan pinned a round. SPECIAL 400-plus-pound opponent in John Haggett, competing m SPRING one of the preliminary mat- the 154-pound division for the ches. Spartans, was eliminated RATES ovulloble thru April Warriors win 30th BASIC & in NBA playoff If you ADVANCE Wadi son, 181s. P.., ui rig the Warriors jumped out to LESSONS [Cod,e (intense, (olden an early lead in the first hall BOTH PRIVATE & Stale .% di ['ors upset favored despite four personal fouls by can drive group sailing Milwaukee Bucks 100-97 in a center Nate Thurmond. lessons semi-final tilt of the National Surviving a last minute surge. given by our staff of Basketball Association, they lead by 11 at the halt. insure it for less. professional instruc- If Golden State fails to end California Financial Responsibility, including tors who specialize in Containing Buck the series on Friday they will ocean sailing. Supercenter, return to Madison for the Uninsured Motorist Coverage, for SIX MON- Bill Barnwell performs on the high bar at the NCAA finals to finish Kareem Abdul - jabber, the Warriors edged a 3- seventh game. The winner of THS as LOW as: 16th in the nation. The senior all-around performer was con- SAILBOAT specialist 2 lead in the best -of-seven the series laces the winner of Gym sidered the most solid participate gymnast SJSU has ever had by SINGLE MALE 18-20 $118' series. 'the Warriors will try to the Los Angeles Laker- RENTAL Spartan coach Rea Anders. 21-24 $ 86* it rap it when they chleavi, Hulls which up series Cal 20 s, Santana dgo Friday 22's Cal 25's, and Cal MARRIED MALE 18-20 $104* 27's daily & long term Spartan gymnasts lose 21-24 $ 65' rates. SINGLE FEMALE 18-20 $ 93* YACHT 'tough test' in NCAA's 10% 21 , $49' BROKERAGE it h an qualified or the final DISCOUNT ON SERVICE AND REPAIRS ' Requires an ASB card and minimum 01 12 units Spartan gymnastic team did 11.70 and 9.00. competition which required a A, not win any awards at the was OUT MOM Solid 9.3 score. ON ALL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MODELS undergraduate work or 8 graduate. Collegiate Athletic performer because of his im- National "I was pleased at our op- Association INCAAl finals provements over last year," tional scores," Anders said. weekend. in Eugene Ore. said SRA' coach Rea Anders. last in fact, I felt that San lose did get some top level "He increased his high bar they Stale was one of the strongest competition. score by .7 and this is the first representatives as tar as CAMPUS "&141111P-' University's time he has earned 9 points in San lose State technique is concerned." vaulting." INSURANCE all-around performers Bill roll or write for details Barnwell finished 16th in the Steve McCormick collected The Spartans Final meet will be held in may when they SERVICE MONTEREY BAY nation in the high bar with an 7.50 and 8.95 scores on the face STAR the rings while freshman Steve the alumni which includes All- MOTORS and 9,10 in CSIS 8.65 coupulsory YACHT CENTER American Joe Turpin and 3 75 So. Nlarkei St. Salt Jove optionals for a 17.75 com- Berglund finished with a 4.00 404 S. Third St. Upstairs-corner of 480 Lake Aye., Santo Cruz SISU assistant eo, h posite score. and 8.85 on the parallel bars. Present Student Body Card For Discount 289-8881 3rd and San Salvador Santa Crux Harbor He also performed in None of the Spartans Sweeney. me um am em mi 408'475-5280

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