Academic Senate fills vacancies God at college SJSU's Academic Senate has two new Broken buses SJSU's many religious clubs take different senators, rounding out its 54-seat roster whicn Various Spartan athletic squads approaches to recruit new members and saw two members depart earlier this year. have been stranded because of spread their name on campus. Page 8 Below SJSU's buses breaking down. Milli Vanilli saga continues Duke sets special session for cuts Officials say the buses are reliable, yet over 20 years enough money Rob Pilatus, half of the recently troubled Milli Gov. Deukmejian calls for a special meeting of was spent repairing two buses to Vanilli duo, was arrested Tuesday at his home the state legislature next week to make some buy a whole new one. Below on suspicion of sexual battery. Pilatus, 23, $1 billion in state spending cuts. Page 6 was released on a $10,000 bond. Page 6

Weather Published for the University and Sunny with high clouds, highs to the University Community by the Iowa), and lows to 42 with in:it:rine Department of Journalism and clouds in the evening. Mass Communications since 1934. SPARTAN DAILY //// Weather Seri ii VOLUME 95, NUMBER 60 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1990 Three students nabbed in drug bust SUBOD hikes By Laura DiMascio transport of hallutAnogenic mushrooms and "The police acLosted me thinking I was Daily staff writer conspiracy to commit a felony. The pair was Maaike," said the junior advertising major who Following the Tuesday night arrest of two already in custody when police. armed with a declined to give her name. She was visiting Allen Hall residents for suspicion of drug traf- search warrant, came looking for Maaike Jacobsen's room. "They searched me all over fees by $10 ficking, University Police and state narcotics Jacobsen in Allen Hall. and threw me on the floor" officers stormed the hall and mistakenly appre- UPD arrived at room 227 where Jacobsen Jacobsen, 20. is reportedly Kent's girlfriend hended an uninvolved student while looking resides at approximately 9:15 p.m. A neigh- and was arrested down the hall at the same time. for a third suspect in the case. boring resident was inside the room watching She is in custody at the Santa Clara County Jail John Adam Kent. 19, and Nick SeaIzo, 20, TV when she heard a knock at the door. She in fall were charged with opened it and found a gun in her face. 3 starting second floor roommates, See DR LIGS, page By Angus Klein Deity staff writer Students will be told to reach 'In order to maintain deeper into their shrinking pockets the way we're operat- to pay higher student fees next fall. Confronted with a uncertain ing now at a minimum future in the California State budget level, this is necessary.' scheme and a looming 5500.000 Student Union loss last year. the Cathy Calvert. Board of Directors voted Tuesday Union scheduling to hike Student Union fees $10 to Student

581 per semester for fall 1991. director Student Union staff said the hike 1, "a necessary evil" to combat glowing budget constraints in a lengthy debate during consecutive Washington proposed to delay meetings. Student members Arneze the decision on the increase until Washington and Gina Sutherst the Dec. II SUBOD meeting argued against the increase but because he fears "SUBOD SUBOD voted 12-3 for it. wouldn't forecast far enough into "In order to maintain the way the future to safeguard the funds we're operating now at a minimum (from the increase) to be used on Head level, this is necessary." said Cathy other items than originally Calvert. student union scheduling planned." coordinator. "I understand that we need to game Connie Sauer. SJSU associate make a decision but as you know executive vice president for busi- many unwise decisions have been ness and financial services. warned made in the name of trying to David Hoehn. a SUBOD members Tuesday that if resolve issues quickly." Washington senior in Art, they are opposed to the fee increase added. works on a bronze they should be prepared "to come "I question what new informa- sculpture he creat- up with an alternative plan to bal- tion would be available on Dec. II ed. Hoehn and ance the Student Union budget." that isn't available now." Sauer other art students The Student Union operates with said. at the S.ISI only a 557.000 reserve due largely Washington asked Sauer to sub- Foundry begin to unexpected costs with the Event mit a five-year projection of the their projects by Center which suffered substantial Student Union budget at the Dec. first cutting out losses. II meeting. was molds of the "Our current reserve level is very "The Event Center has no track sculpture. dangerous." Sauer said. record so I would feel leery about Under the revised budget with projecting five year's down the the fee increase Student Union road." Sauer said. Ann Nelson Director Ron Barren hopes to sup- SUBOD student representative photograoner plant the reserve with 5300.0(5) Hi -C Luttmers asked Sauer if this next year and 550,000 in the fol- would be the last Student Union fee lowing years. See FEES, page 3 Spartan athletics may Reliabilit of busing services questioned cost more than university has spent nearly three times the conferences Repairs original cost for repairing them, according to switch official documentation. original pnce; drivers SJSU's buses may be old, but they are By Bill Williamson details concerning %N. itching confer- considered safe and reliable, according to Daily staff writer but he said he would listen to any ences. upset over down time Victor also from F.D With the possible e\pansiim 01 the offers. Qayoumi and Castillo. Western Athletic Conk:It:lice on the "We have had no official talks with HyIan Sinsley & 0. Daily statt wrier when the buses break horizon. SJSU may be m position to the WAC.- Brennan said. "We would The few instances switch athletic conferences. Gary St Clair has had sonic less than down are the exception not the rule, accord- have to be interested comfortable trips travelling on the buses The WAC recently lifted its moratori- as an institution, ing to them. used by SJSU. um on conference expansion and its - Others dispute that point. though. As head coach of the men's soccer team, a who's on a one year main candidates are situated in the Big A transfer to the Dick Montgomery. West Conference. The WAC has want- bus broke down on him twice once near leave as head coach of women', volleyball, WA(' could bring once on Pacheco Pass, ed to expand from its nine -school Santa Barbara and chartered a bus last year to take his team to more revenue and almost membership to an even number, which where he and his team had to wait the San Jose airport. After sputtering to a more television charter. reportedly 12 by 1992 at the earliest. three hours for private halt, he and his team were forced to walk at is exposure to &1St. is a luxury to The three schools are most likely all Having buses not afforded least a mile with bags and halls in tow down athletics. most California State University campuses. Big West programs. Several sources say Schools in Highway 10. the Ocarrpo Dad), ,;tatt photographer according to Mo Qay mini. director of SJSU the schools in question are Fresno State. WAC include Oat, Buses have been plagued with problems broken transmission from one of facilities, development and operations. For UNLV and SJSLI. Brigham Young. Air Thema% for years. according to Jerry Warmsley. a w aits to he used. two buses purchased at a minimal cost. the In fact Cal State Fullerton head foot- Force Academy and Brennan the buses maintenance mechanic and relief driver. ball coach Gene Murphy said publicly Wyoming. employed by SJSU for almost two decades. earlier this month that he expects the As the Big West champions the Four years ago. SJSU bought two 1968 above mentioned schools to skip town Spartans are committed to play in the VIC buses for 512.5(5) each from the West on the Big West and join the WA(' California Raisin Bowl against the Valley Charter Company. SJSU already had within the next three years. Mid-American Conference champion Iwo other buses, which travel on more local New Spartan athletic director Torn Central Michigan. tnps. taking human performance students to Brennan said he has yet to work on any south campus and transporting science class. See CONFERENCE, page 7 es on field Inns. "Ifs like any airplane or train." Qayounu said. "You only hear about them when Academic Senate adds two they're not working.- After rattling off a list By Lori Sinsley fhe senate lost three members this of problems. Qayounfi denied that any par. Daily Staff Writer semester. Associate Professor David ocular complaints had been registered with SJSU's Academic Senate has two I.ee. from the business department his department. new senators and a complete senate for resigned in September citing -diflet "In Santa Barbara, we had a mechanic fix the first time this year. ences in philosophy and values Nan the bus on sight." Qayounn said. Elected into office by the School of tic Fimhel. who teaches marketing and -We responded and were able to keep it Humanities and Arts. Maria del Canben quantitative studies. replaced Lee. on the road. In terms of providing service. Sigler will hold a temporary position less than a month after Lee left stu- I'd say they're very reliable." until next June. Also elected from the dent senator George Pinto resigned and Bus 4 and Bus 5. as thes are referred to. School of Science was Professor Patrick was replaced by Art Pere,. Dan Ocampo Daly staff polographef are used most often to take athletic teams to who physics. Hamill teaches 131'SE%, Page 3 See SENA 70R, page 3 the repair cost for an Sttil bus has already exceeded its purchase cost. See 1111111111111WWk

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EDITORIAL CNN, courts both to blame power of news media in This is not the first time the court The our society today is has jerked such rights due to special considerable. Use of that circumstances and, as precedents pile power must be tempered with wisdom up, it probably won't be the last. based on what the public really needs The classic argument used by such to know and when they need to know news organizations is that the public it. has the right to know. Unfortunately, sometimes the courts However, CNN should have make those decisions for news realized when the tapes were aired a organizations that can't make them mistrial would be declared and the themselves. entire judicial process, an expensive Thus the current plight of Cable process paid for with our tax dollars, News Network, which can only be would start over again. described as a mess in which the real public. happened. The public may loser is the This The 24-hour cable network be paying for a new trial or the obtained tapes of alleged drug- charges may be dropped. racketeer Manuel Noriega conferring The footage may have boosted with his lawyers. Like any news CNN's ratings but probably wouldn't organization. CNN was eager to have enlightened the public enough to scoop its competitors and ran the tape make paying for a new trial or letting almost immediately. Noriega go scot free palatable. Defense attorneys in the case said The tapes could have ran after the airing the tapes was a violation of trial and all Noriega's appeals were attorney-client privilege, and a federal exhausted. The public would have judge agreed. CNN was ordered not to known, saved some cash and maybe broadcast the tapes. felt there was a reason to send young The ruling was upheld by the men into the Central American jungle. Supreme Court on Nov. 18. It is frightening that the Supreme In the jargon of journalists and Court is willing to arbitrarily limit husband Phil chasing her down in a lawyers, this is known as prior constitutional rights. REPORTER'S FORUM big white convertible Mercedes. restraint the government limiting It's also deeply disappointing that LORI SINSLEY Hammer is walking down the what our constitutionally-guaranteed CNN was so short-sighted. street in a little white bonnet, swinging her purse like a senile old free press is allowed to publish or The abuses of power on both parts lady. Phil persuades her into the car. are equally reprehensible. broadcast. Christmas gift The cameras follow them past her headquarters and into an upscale neighborhood where, low and behold, CAMPUS VOICE KHANH TRUONG unwrapped early they come across Fiscalini's media camp, the Carter-Callahan building. Fiscalini for Mayor signs are The big Milli Vanilli scam Christmas comes for me but twice two-year term limit, will be posted all over but Hammer decides a year when it's election time. succeeded by Susan Hammer, a she needs to go potty. Up the stairs Plagiarist, n. one that steals or purloins the until I saw a CNN footage of their press Although I'm waiting for the post former city council member whose and in through the door she goes. I words or ideas of another and passes them off conference. Never once did I hear them election depression to set in it hasn't district encompassed downtown. seem to remember that they kicked as his own. express regret or accept responsibility for yet and I can tell the world why this Now, aside from the fact that she her out but I can't be sure. That was Webster's 1984 definition of the perpetrating this fraud. year, I love Nov. 6 better than Dec. plays a mean game of campaigning, Anyways. everyone at the show. word. I wonder if the 1991 edition will include Instead, it was finger-pointing aimed at 25. and aside from the fact that she beat including Fiscalini. had a good laugh. "voice" to the list of what can be plagiarized, implying they were the victims of recording The excitement on election eve out the candidate in the primary who Hammer even wore the hat to the for that is exactly what the pop duo Milk industry officials. At one point, one of them overwhelms me. Just thinking about really should have been mayor. I am reception. Vanilli did when they sang, or rather, didn't said, and I paraphrase, the public doesn't it now gives me a thrill. Why do I glad that Hammer won. What fun I thought. Here we are sing on the best-selling "Girl, You Know It's know the pressure they were under. For love it so? I did have a nightmare last week in the third largest city in California. True" album. example, on the night of the award ceremony, Well, power I guess. What a rush that she lost. But then again I also hanging out having a good time Throughout my academic studies, rules they were told to perform in front of half a it was for me. a journalism/political which have been drilled into me are: Cite your million people and lip-sync and not falter or science student, covering election sources: acknowledge credit where it is due: err in any way as to reveal they were results at the county building as Fiscalini for Mayor signs are posted and never, ever pass off another's work as charlatans. That's like a pseudo-writer precinct results came trickling in. your own. As a student majoring in pleading. "You don't know how hard it was Everyone who's anyone is there: all all over but Hammer decides she journalism. I can be asleep and recite to you transposing the entire novel on my electric my heroes from the San Jose Mercury those commandments. Break them, and you'll typewriter without automatic correction lift- News and the Metro: all the San needs to go potty. Up the stairs and in be lucky if people trust you to flip their off." Jose City Council candidates about to through the door she goes. I seem to burgers at fast-food joints. Wasn't it gallant of them to suggest that the lose or win a seat; and of course the Obviously, Rob Pilatus and Fab Morvan award now go to the three singers who mayoral candidates who walk in remember that they kicked her out never took Journalism 101, for they actually performed the vocals. Haven't these holding their breath. straining to read unashamedly duped the whole world while guys ever heard of artistic integrity? I mean. the tiny chalkboard numbers that tell but I can't be sure. raking in millions. They were even awarded a the trio who really sang are just as guilty and the story. Grammy in the category of best new artist of should be held accountable for the whole An infatuation with the dreamt that the voters would come to making fun of the press and the 1989. With revelation that they hadn't sung a charade. They were willing accomplices, after development of downtown San Jose their senses and approve Measures H people most often in it. note on the songs. they are now stripped of the all. Lest I sound too harsh and judgmental, but adds to the rush of adrenalin that and G to bring the Giants to Santa Why did I bother to tell this side of award, which they claim they were going to I just hate it when I'm being duped, don't overtakes me. In a city so small. Clara. the story? Because too often all we surrender anyway. What I would like them to you? there are only a handful of people Neither of those things happened. hear about is the bad stuff. Who surrender is all the millions of dollars they I say that anyone knowingly involved in the who call the shots that decide the The turning point in what shoved the biggest mud pie in who's acquired through unethical means. Milli Vanilli scam be not a penny richer than future. convinced me that Hammer had a face? Who called who a liar? Which Sending back the statue was easy, but it before. Otherwise, the resulting message to Some could argue that the mayor heart was a movie she made for the candidate is the lesser of two evils? looks like they will need prompting before society is this: Small scams, go to jail; big of San Jose is the most powerful final Gridiron Show last June. I admit at times I wonder why I'm they return the money, which is why angry scams or worldwide proportions, go live in a person. Certainly, his honor Tom Ending a 10 year tradition, the so enamored with a process that can fans are filing class-action lawsuits requesting mansion. McEnery turned the city into what it gridiron was a "Saturday Night Live" be so dirty and corrupt. Occasionally refunds on records purchased and concerts is today. Without Tom and his style parody of local events. I do want to turn the whole thing off attended. I was even beginning to pity them Khanh Truong is a journalism junior wealthy development backers we'd performed on a stage by politicos and and crawl under a rock. still be looking at a pothole-filled, Mercury News journalists. But those moments are the graffiti -covered, red-light district. Fiscalini did a blase video as a exception. I sympathize with all the Corrections and Amplifications parking lot of a neighborhood. Giants manager. Hammer on the losing candidates. Election day has Now we've got the Fairmont other hand made a movie called come and gone and this year at A reporter's error caused the date of a Please bring all errors in the Spartan Hotel, the Pavilion Shops. a new "Driving Miss Susan." It began with Christmas I will have already gotten day-long seminar on tobacco use to not be Daily to the attention of Rob Neill. convention center, the Children's her wandering around her house. a one of the best presents I could ask reported in Wednesday's Spartan Daily. Executive Editor, or Adam Steinhauer. Discovery Museum. etc. The list goes little out of touch. Mumbling for. The seminar begins today at 8:30 a.m. and Managing Editor Editorial at (408) 924- on and on. something about needing some fresh runs until 4:30 in the Student Union. 3280. McEnery, forced out of office by a air, she steps outside. Next we see her Lori Sinsley is a Spartan Daily staff writer. SPARTAN DAILY

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five." cancelled at a loss of revenue for FEES 'Bus drivers receive a University officials have yet to the drivers. Warmsley added. Major set From page BUSES set salary whether decide if they should sell the "This simply isn't true." Castil- "Bus drivers receive a set increase. From page I buses and contract out or repair lo said. they're driving or to stan- salary whether they're driving or "It depends if the games, said Qayoumi. them and bring them up to be PM budget bal- away in other term costs and solu- working in other areas." ances out," Sauer said. But as of right now. Bus 5 can't working dard. Long LONDON (API John Major, "This $10 their main concern. He added that the issue was student fee increase may carry anyone anywhere. With the areas.' tions are who rose from poverty to become not be potentially run down buses "ridiculous." exactly correct. Time has transmission out, the bus sits on Old, Britain's youngest prime minister to pass to should never have been sold to Qayoumi believes the misun- see if it is." blocks in SJSU's auto shop. said of the 20th century. succeeded Victor Castillo, SJSU in the first place, according derstanding comes from drivers After the board debated for sev- Wannsley, who was driving the Margeret Thatcher on Wednesday FD&O to Warmsley. who questions the who expect to collect overtime eral minutes Sauer motioned for a bus when the transmission blew. and pledged to "build a society of motives of West Valley Charter and count on this as lost revenue opportunity." vote on the increase with the provi- Although a memo from J. Han- pur- ments. A new engine was Company. when they don't get night or "I want to see us build a country sion that an Ad -Hoc committee del Evans. SJSU executive vice on chased for $21,056. Estimates "I have a hard time dealing weekend jobs. that is at ease with itself, a country monitor the monies brought in by president, referred to the charter replacing the transmission run with the fact these guys sold us "Overtime is incidental," Qay- that is confident, and a country that the increase. purchase as a "cost effective $7,000. from $4,000 to the buses and SJSU ends up using oumi said. -They have a distorted is prepared and willing to make the Washington amended Sauer's endeavor," the cost of repairing New buses are in the price view of the facts." consid- their drivers and their buses when changes necessary to provide a bet- motion with the provisions that these two buses has been range of the money spent on But Warmsley says that most to Warmsley we contract out." ter quality of life for all its citi- SUBOD look into allowing stu- ered high, according repairs, according to Warmsley. drivers are frustrated trips are on weekends and Estimated or actual SJSU bus zens." Major said, minutes after dents free use of the Event Center's and others. Qayoumi and Castillo contend unavailable buses mean evenings and therefore could add the buses up to because being confirmed in office by main arena, that the word free be costs for bringing that Bus 4 runs fine, that it is to earn over- quite a bit to their earnings. more than lost opportunities Queen Elizabeth II. dropped from the terminology used good condition are available for use and that it is safe. to Warmsley. Embarrassment at having the to FD & 0 time. according "I don't promise you that it will to describe student use of the Event $67,000, according Bus 5 is another matter. "This Drivers have been available to buses break down also bothers the Center and documents. easy, and I don't promise you that that the present cost bus has been up on blocks for six take all the trips that are scheduled drivers who "only feel comfort- charged Repairs to Bus 5 alone total it will be quick," Major said, to the Associated Students months," Qayoumi said. "Relia- but due to bad, old, unreliable able when we give SJSU good to rent $35,000, according to the docu- standing with his wife, Norma, space in the Student Union bility is a moot point on number buses, many of the trips have been service," Warmsley said. not be increased for two years. outside the prime minister's offi- cial residence at 10 Downing St. The new prime minister, Mrs. Thatcher's protege and most re- "It was sound law enforcement with three additional suspects for the SENATOR cently her chancellor of the exche- he said. "We hold the sale of the four pounds of mush- procedure," quer, or treasury chief, won the From page I DRUGS safety rooms suspects on the floor for the an amount that Kubas said leadership of the governing Con- Pinto. a 214 year-old graduate stu- From page I of everyone involved." could keep an entire dorm happy for dent, went overseas to study politi- servative Party on Tuesday eve- and had not yet been arraigned as of Allen Hall staff said they weren't a long time. ning. cal science and philosophy at the Wednesday. involved in the arrest. London School of Economics. Upon completion of the alleged Major, 47, had gone to Buck- Sigler expressed an interest in the Kent, who is also in custody, was "It's a UPD investigation and transaction. Kent and Scalzo were ingham Palace this morning after vacant position in September and arraigned Wednesday with his bail their activity." said Allen Hall Resi- arrested in Aptos. the departure of Mrs. Thatcher, his set at $25,000. Scalzo's bail was set beat out four other candidates to dent Director Phyllis Blackwell. Prior to the arrest, search warrants predecessor, patron and Britain's at $5,000. He will be become a senator. Sigler came to arraigned "They took care of their business were granted for Allen longest-serving prime minister this today. Hall rooms SJSU's department of foreign lan- and we went on with ours." 221 and 227, as well as two Santa century. guages in 1986 where, as a full pro- The visitor to room 227, who In early November. the State Cruz County locations. The new prime minister won his fessor, she teaches Spanish and coor- said she was accosted by UPD and Bureau of Narcotics initiated the seat in Parliament in Mrs. Thatch- dinates a teacher education program state narcotics officers, said she will investigation with UPD regarding During the search of the loca- er's first election victory of 1979. for Spanish language and literature. be filing some sort of complaint. trafficking of drugs in Allen Hall, tions, officers found more than She elevated him to the Cabinet in "I've only attended a few senate While holding the student down Kubas said. five pounds of mushrooms, nearly 1987, and backed him as her suc- meetings but so far I find it very officers proceeded to question her three ounces of marijuana and 14 cessor after determining she could state narcotics under- interesting." Sigler said. when her roommate came in On Nov. 15 marijuana plants under cultivation. no longer hold on to power. In Hamill's case, the dean of the exclaiming that they had the wrong cover agents purchased 29.4 grams A small amount of mushrooms In a 30-minute audience in a of mushrooms for $160. allegedly science department appointed him girl, she said. and marijuana was found in Allen first floor room of the palace. Mrs. to the position. Hamill has been from Jacobsen in Allen Hall. Hall. Thatcher handed her resignation to with SJSU since 1981 and has yet "They threatened to take my Kubas alleged that Jacobsen and the "We also queen. to attend a senate meeting. roommate to jail if she didn't get out Lee Bright, who is not an SJSU stu- found some parapherna- Hundreds of people, many clap- lia that we The Academic Senate is com- Carmen Sigler of the way.- she said. dent, completed the sale with the are very interested in," ping and cheering, had pressed to prised of 54 members made up, of agents. said Kubas. . . . one o Iwo new sowtors Once the police realized they had the railings of Buckingham Palace professors, teachers, top university the wrong person they began asking Kubas said he has agency for the fommlation and rec- Tuesday. agents contacted Kent encountered as Mrs. Thatcher arrived. She left officials and students. her if she knew anything regarding and Scalzo to negotiate a deal for drug busts with students over the with her husband, Denis, in a pri- "About a third of the seats expire ommendation of policy" for SJSU. "Elected faculty representatives the suspects. she said. four pounds of mushrooms at years, but this was the first one he vate car. at the end of each spring semester handled that occurred in a dormito- United Kingdom term." said an Academic Senate must be a tenured or probationary "I told them I plead the fifth, and $6,000. Kent reportedly told the "We leave the spokesman. member of the faculty holding the that they would have to subpoena agents to follow him to Santa ry. in a very much better state than when we came here 111/2 years According to its constitution the title of Professor, Associate Professor, me," she said. Cruz County to pick up the mush- -This or Lec- investigation was a success ago." Mrs. Thatcher. 65. said as Academic Senate is the "principal Assist= Professor, Instructor MOM. because have completed at The officers acted as they do on we removed the problem she paused before dozens of cam- turer...and must In Aptos, officials said Kent. from least one year's service at the univer- all narcotics arrest warrants, accord- a community of young peo- era crews, leaving 10 Downing St. sity." Senators must attend one meet- ing to Walt Kubas, special agent Scalzo and an undercover agent met ple." he added. for the It time as prime minister. SpartaGuide ing a week either of the Academic Supervisor from the California Senate or of their individual policy Department of Justice Bureau of committee. Narcotics. SpartaGuide is a daily calendar available to SJSU student, faculty and staff organizations at no charge Forms are available in the Daily You asked for newsroom. Wahlguist Library North Room 104, and at the Information Center of the Student Union. 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Governor calls impromptu budget session Investor SACRAMENTO (AP) Gov. statewide radio address last Satur- George Deukmejian Wednesday day that the budget crisis involved commits ordered the California Legislature "issues best worked out with our 'If we're not going to deal with this now, why are we here between now and to convene a special session next new governor when he takes office next January?' week to enact a $1 billion cut in in January." state spending to balance his $55 Deukmejian acknowledged that George Deukmejian, suicide billion state budget. although he can order a special ses- gosernor The lame-duck governor, whose sion, he can't compel the Legis- term ends next Jan. 7, said his suc- lature to take action or "The turn of events which have He did not spell out details of commission's estimates were even stay in (AP) An cessor, Gov. -elect Pete Wilson. town to consider his proposals. occurred since we adopted our the plan, except to cite his earlier "based on data that is several BURBANK who spent urged him to call the special ses- Deukmejian told a Capitol news budget in July... .have resulted in a proposal to cut school funds by months old" and that spending the elderly investor on worthless sion. conference Wednesday that Cali- significant decrease in revenues... suspending Proposition 98 guar- reserve would only delay coming his life savings to from Lincoln The special session will coincide fornia can't afford to wait until We have already realized a loss of antees of school funds. grips with the problem. junk bonds Loan killed him- with the regularly scheduled first January and has no reason to $400 million in anticipated reve- He said a $1 billion spending cut The commision said last week Savings and razor, blaming organizing session next Monday of delay. nues." would provide "enough of a cush- that California could meet the cur- self with a rather than the 1991-92 Legislature. The spe- "I am a full-time governor. We Deukmejian did not categori- to ensure we end up at the end rent budget emergency, caused by federal regulators ion Charles H. Keat- cial session have a full time Legislature. The cally rule out discussing a tax in- this (fiscal) year in the black." the slowing economy, by spending thrift owner of said. would allow people did not send us here to crease, but said he was certain Deukmejian said. the emergency reserve, and still ing Jr., authorities taxes would not be raised. end the year $131 million or "There's nothing left for quicker action delay. They sent us here to solve provisions of Deukmeji- "I would be very surprised if Other about 0.2 percent in the black. me of things that used to by the Legis- problems," Deukmejian said. "If so-called austerity program there are any proposals for tax in- an's be," said a note from An- lature under dif- we're not going to deal with this would reduce the state renter's tax "What good would it do to ferent parlia- now, why creases, especially in light of the thony Elliot, 89. "Govern- are we here between credit, and impose a 1 percent spend down all of the reserve and serve mentary rules. now and next January" vote" on Nov. 6 against several ment is supposed to across-the-board spending cut for have nothing left?" Deukmejian protect, but who? Those The chances The Republican governor cited state tax increases on that ballot. only give and all state agencies. asked, saying that would who can gather the most sav- of significant earlier published reports that state "I'm not saying anything is not Wilson and the new Legislature the Asked about a report by the bi- ings from retired people. It action in the revenues since the current fiscal negotiable. I'm saying I doubt se- additional problem of rebuilding partisan Commission on State Fi- takes billions to fill the pock- special session year started last July 1 are already riously, it (a tax increase) would be the reserve for emergencies. were immedi- $408 million below projections, proposed." Deukmejian said. nance that California could get ets of 'spendocrats.''' ately in doubt, since the Demo- and that a $1 billion spending cut is Deukmejian said he would be through the 1990-91 fiscal year in "If you've got this kind of prob- Elliot, a retired accoun- cratic leader of lower house, As- needed to get the state through the sending what he described as a the black by spending funds from lem and know you've got it. why tant, was found in a bathtub sembly Speaker Willie Brown of full 1990-91 fiscal year. which "fair and reasonable ... fiscal aus- the state's $1.3 billion reserve for should you wait?" Deukmejian by his part-time housekeeper San Francisco. said in his weekly ends next June 30. terity program." emergencies. Deukmejian said the said. Monday morning. His wrists and forearms had been cut with an old-fashioned razor, police said. Milli Vanilli `syncher' Police accept harrowing story Elliot was a plaintiff in a nationwide, class-action suit pending against Keating and other thrift executives, alleg- jailed on sex charge of abducted Berkeley woman ing fraud. Burlingame attor- ney Joseph Cotchett said. LOS ANGELES (AP) Rob One of Pilatus' neighbors told Fernandes. Oh's ex-hus- BERKELEY (AP) Police say Larry Keating and the others are Pilatus, one-half of the fallen the Santa Monica Outlook they haven't any reason to doubt band, said police told him that au- 'At this point, we have charged with misleading in- lip-synching pop duo Milli Ya- newspaper she saw police es- that Donna Oh, who was found thorities found Oh disoriented and in vestors about the safety of m 111. was arrested for investiga- corting Pilatus and a young Utah after missing for that she appeared not to have eaten nearly a no choice (but to risky junk bonds sold at Lin- tion of sexual battery, police woman from the house early month, was abducted and told in days. Salt Lake City officials not coln branches. Prosecutors said. Tuesday. to contact her family. believe her). She's the told Berkeley police that Oh was allege nearly 18.000 inves- Pilatus. 26, was arrested at Pilatus declined comment on Much of what using her full last name, happened to Oh only witness we've got tors lost about $250 million. 5:30 a.m. Tuesday at his home the allegations. remained a mystery on Tuesday as Okoniewski, Diedrich said. on North Beverly Glen Boule- "Too much publicity," he The bonds were issued by authorities tried to piece together and we do believe her.' Oh was last heard from Nov. 2, vard, said police spokeswoman said Tuesday night as he and his Lincoln's parent company, her story. The woman was reunited when she called her younger Maureen Dambach of the West Milli Vanilli partner, Fabrice Phil Doran, American Continental Corp. with overjoyed relatives after turn- daughter from a pay phone in Ber- Los Angeles division. Morvan, drove from his home police captain of Phoenix. Ariz. Keating ing up in Salt Lake City and flying keley, where she planned to see a The name of the alleged vic- in a black Jeep. The two said headed American Continen- with an FBI escort to Oakland on from place to place movie, to say she was having car tim, a 25-year-old female, was they were on their way to get a Monday. tal. "There's a lot of unanswered trouble. Experts say Lincoln's fail- not released. Ms. Dambach salad. Oh told detectives two armed questions, and we're not sure what Honda ure will cost taxpayers $2 bil- said. The entertainers last week men kidnapped her in Berkeley the Police found Oh's 1979 Donna's state of mind is because lion, making it the costliest Pilatus was released from jail surrendered the Grammy Award night of Nov. 2 but released her Civic wagon with the keys in the she's been through a very trauma- failure ever. The money will Tuesday after posting $10,000 they won last February for best four days later in Huntington ignition on Nov. 4. They were able tic experience," Diedrich said. go to pay off depositors. hail on the sexual battery count new artist after admitting they Beach, according to FBI spokes- to start the car on the first try. Oh returned to Oakland after she (Elliott) and $485 for outstanding misde- never sang a note on the hit man Duke Diedrich. FBI Special Agent Tim Screen "He had talked was found safe at LDS Hospital in with neighbors and his meanor traffic warrants, said album, "Girl You Know It's Asked at an afternoon news con- in Salt Lake City said as far as the Salt Lake City. housekeeper who say he had Sgt. Jeff Hanson. True.," which sold 7 million ference about the credibility of local agency is concerned. "we're "We talked to a very tired lady become bitter and cynical Sexual battery is defined as copies. Oh's story, Berkeley police Capt. done," unless the San Francisco last night," Doran said. "It was about the S&L touching "an intimate part of They also confessed to lip- Phil Doran said: "At this point, we office asks for more assistance scandal." well into the morning. I wouldn't said Burbank police Sgt. Don another person whil that person synching on tour. have no choice (but to believe her). want to tie myself to a sequence (of with background and checks or any Is unlawfully restrained." She's the only witness we've got related matters. Goldberg. "There is no events)." doubt in my mind that he and we do believe her." Oh described her abductors as He said Oh had stayed in a Oh. a 35-year-old vocational committed suicide over the two white men between the ages of downtown Motel 6 Sunday night loss of his savings." Rose nurse and mother of two, told in- 25 and 40. Doran said investiga- and called 911 from her room won't be prosecuted vestigators she was sexually as- Although some elderly in- tors will work with Oh to create Tuesday night. An ambulance and vestors in American Conti- LOS ANGELES (AP) saulted during the ordeal. Diedrich Axl bail. Rose denied touching the composite drawings of the men. city police were dispatched, and nental were left in desperate Rose, lead singer of the said. Police declined to elaborate hard woman and his lawyers de- "We don't sense there's any she was taken to LDS Hospital. straits, Goldberg said this rock band Guns 'N and would not comment on Oh's Roses, scribed Kantor as "a potentially motive ... but a random kidnap- where she told doctors she had was the first suicide won't be prosecuted condition except to say she was in blamed for assault dangerous rock 'n' roll grou- ping," Doran said, adding that been kidnapped and raped. The on the scandal. because there wasn't enough ev- pie." good physical health despite ex- Oh's captors told her never to con- local FBI was called in about 5 or 6 idence to charge him with hit- Rose eventually went to court haustion. tact her family again and made p.m. Monday. ting his neighbor over the head and got a restraining order pre- She told police she traveled to "very specific threats on her two with a wine bottle. venting Kantor from coming Palm Springs, Las Vegas and daughters" if Oh were to return . "There just wasn't enough near him, his wife, Erin, or their wound up in Utah. staying in shel- home. evidence to file," the District guests. ters along the way and living on Although Oh's mother lives in BIBLE STUDY Attorney's Office money her captors handed her be- WORSHIP said in a Meanwhile, the heavy metal Salt lake City, there's "no indica- statement Wednesday. fore her release. Investigators said FELLOWSHIP rocker has decided to move tion" that Oh stayed with her. Die- Rose and they were unsure how Oh traveled Gabriella Kantor Rose has purchased an drich said. For Info Call had been $803.- bickering neighbors 000 Hollywood Hills home CAMPUS PASTOR for some time in before the alleged Beachwood Canyon. Gary Andra" wine bottle incident on Oct. 30. ATTENTION FACULTY/STAFF 'REALITY She said Rose was too noisy. His new neighbors are al- (415) 961-5781 the rocker said she was a grou- ready concerned about loud GOING AWAY FOR THE HOLIDAYS? pie trying music. LEAVING TOWN FOR THE SEMESTER BREAK? to get into his inner CHRISTIAN circle. "We are hoping Mr. Rose DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH THE FELLOWSHIP: Friday Nights at 7:30 Duncan Hal1135 CATS AND Kantor called sheriffs dep- won't blast us out of our bed- DOGS? BIBLE STUDY: Thursday, 12 noon Spartan Chapel uties to her West Hollywood rooms at night. ... It is down CALL: CATS N DOGS PET SITTING SERVIC condominium and said Rose a narrow road and sits on a pro- AND LEAVE YOUR PETS AT HOME "was montory, where 10% DISCOUNT in one of those crazy sound from it FOR NEW CLIENTS WHO MENTION THIS Al) moods and he attacked me." echoes throughout the canyon," CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION The 28-year-old singer was a neighbor. whose name wasn't arrested and jailed for four disclosed, wrote to the Los An- (408) 947-8605 OPEN FORUM hours geles Times. before posting $5,000

Cal black enrollment drops 0,1 AME/?/ BERKELEY (AP) -- The per- Of the entire 30,638-member (YCL HOMELESS centage of black freshmen at the student body, whites made up 42 University of California at Berke- percent. Asians accounted for 28.6 Icy dropped sharply this fall in percent, Hispanics 14.5 percent, what officials called an alarming blacks 7.2 percent and American AUDITIONS trend affecting many schools Indians and native Alaskans 1.3 producer of entertainment Sz, Kings Productions, the world s el is HOUSING throughout the nation. percent. holding auditions for the 1991 season at GREAT AMERKA, Sant The number of black students in A drop in the percentage of Clara, California A variety of positions are available and a travel the freshman class fell from 11.3 black students who meet the uni- fee will be paid to employees who must travel more than 250 miles percent last year to 6.9 percent for versity's eligibility requirements to** pad. GUEST SPEAKERS: the 1990-91 academic year, uni- and competition from other SAN JOSE Saturday, December 1, 1990 SOCIAL ACTIVISTS versity officials said Tuesday. schools helped explain the decline. Son Jose State Unwersity, Drama/Theatre Building 1 3 p m Singers and Specialty Acts 4'5 p m Dancrirs and Instrumentalists COMMUNITY LEADERS , I 5 30 p m Technicians/Wardrobe THE HOMELESS THEMSELVES I Early Season Introductoq Offer I SAN FRANCISCO Friday, December 7. 1990 I San Francisco State University. Music Building II 50% OFF AVE ILL DAr LIFT TICKET . 4-6 pm Singers and Specialty Acts to infrokor ern mi Seri/mar i ertnitit r mooned! w 6-7 p.m Drawers and Instrumentalists

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IIF i lifer, load through bririalno :1 rem I Kov, AmclucAons SOO/ SA/ SA64 111 ill %orIbilar linell rain and iiiirr in Wiled lo orilliiii g KINGS IS4AND KINGS DOMINION cmovoiNA THIS IS A PRESENTATION I to lea are sold on a /Ira IONVIIIII.VIIr barn s aiMEIKA CANADA'S WONDMAND OF THE SOUTH RAY HOMELESS WI M6)661.1111 for seer Wristlets SJSt1 . Prnelo,n, ACTION PROJECT IN ASSOCIATION WITH IIUMAN ('ARE L.I...... 1. AND THE. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK. rn 'WM, On dai nett tie en, prime fbli ad SPORTS SPARTAN DAILY, NOVEMBER 29, 1990, PAGE 7 Don't look for the most deserving player to win the 1990 Heisman Trophy S PO ICI'S F() It 1 NI recently is Barry Sanders. The former Oklahoma State considenng his overwhelnung passing statistics this plays in. running back has become one of the NFL's top running season. He has thrown 38 touchdown passes in leading Johnson didn't win the Heisrnan, but he is the backs for the Detroit Lions. the Cougars to a 10-1 record, the number-two ranking odds-on favorite for NFL Rookie of the Year. There is This year's top hype-hounders have been Virginia and the Western Athletic Conference title. no reason to believe that Canley, who broke many of quarterback Shawn Moore, BYU quarterback Ty Critics lump Detmer and Houston's Dave Klingler Johnson's SJSU records, won't do the same. Under-exposure Detmer, Miami, Fla. quarterback Craig Erickson. together as pass-happy quarterbacks who run up big 4. CRAIG ERICKSON - MIAMI, FLORIDA: If Colorado running back Eric Bienemy and Notre Dame number against inferior opponents. This may be true for the award were given out before the season. Erickson kills Canley's do-it-all Raghib "the Rocket" Ismail. Klingler (and his predecessor at Houston, last year's would have been the pick. He plays in a pro-style Heiman winner Andre Ware), but Detmer has led BYU offense at Miami, and he led the team to the national chances other than Detmer, all of the top candidates have to wins over Miami, Ha. and all his WAC foes. Give championship last year. been on national televison several times. Ismail the Heisman to Detmer. season Erickson has been overshadowed by also has the added feature of wearing a Notre This 2. ERIC BIENEMY -COLORADO: Probably Detmer. Still, the Hurricanes hurler is fourth in the Dame uniform, which automatically gives him an extra the nation's best pure running back, Bienemy has run handful of votes. nation in passing efficiency and has thrown 20 RN \\I)\ ROM RI'.;(1N for 1,628 yards this season. He has also scored 17 touchdown passes. One important factor in the Heisman There are some notable exceptions to the list touchdowns, third in the nation. aturday is the annual Heisman Trophy presentation though, starting right here in the Bay Area. Neither balloting should be the success of the player's team, and in New York, and once again the most deserving SJSU's Sheldon Canley nor Stanford's Glyn Milburn running has enabled Colorado to return to the Erickson again has the Hurricanes in contention for the S players have little chance of winning the award. has gotten much attention for the Heisman, though each Histop of the charts this season, and the Buffaloes championship. For years the award has gone to the player with the is a finalist for the Doak Walker Award for the naton's will once again be heading to the Orange Bowl in 5. ROCKET ISMAIL - NOTRE DAME - OK, most media hype, combined with extensive exposure on top running back. pursuit of the national championship. I did it. I had to put a Notre Dame player in there. national television. This fact has been well-criticized, The problem is, nobody remembers Doak Walker 3. SHELDON CANLEY -SAN JOSE STATE Someone has to keep with tradition. yet it holds true. In most cases the award has gone to the winners, but Heisman winners get million dollar UNIVERSITY: Believe me, people outside of San Jose Ismail may be the best pure athlete in the country. highest bidding athletic department. contracts, television shows and notoriety for life. Two- do know about this guy. However, he has little chance However, he never seems to catch or run the ball more Traditionally, the winner has not necessarily been time Heisman winner Archie Griffin of Ohio State, who of winning the Heisman since SJSU is not seen as a than four or five times a game. His kickoff returns the best player, or even in the top 10. Recent winners did little in the NFL, still receives accolades for his major college force. produce more electricity than PG & E. but that isn't bear this fact out with their performances in the National gridiron performances almost two decades ago. Canley has done everything for the Spartans this enough to win the Heisman Trophy. At least not this Football League. Tim Brown, Doug Flutie, Vinny These are the real contenders for the award, as seen season though. He rushed for 1,248 yards and finished season. Testaverde and Herschel Walker have had mediocre by this slightly ethnocentric writer. second in the nation in all-purpose running, just nine Darkhorse: Greg Lewis, Washington Huskies. He careers at best. I. TY DETMER - BRIGHAM YOUNG: yards behind Milburn. Last year people said 'Yeah, averages 128 yards rushing per game and helped the The lone Heisman winner to star in the NFL Detmer is the logical choice for this year's Heisman, Johnny Johnson's good, but look at the conference he Huskies overpower the Pac- I 0 this season.

several universities, and see how look positively on the small stadi- also said that if the WAC expands CONFERENCE: SJSU may join WAC they all fit into our plans. We are ums and smaller fan bases of some it would most likely become a 12- school conference. From page I exas A&M on ESPN for a purse sion project, according to WAC on timetable, but it would be at of the current Big West colleges. least a couple of years before we Spartan Stadium holds just 31,- With the possibility of the Big The bowl is being televised by of $1.2 million going to the game's commissioner Joe Kearney. West dissolving, Haney said he participants. let in new schools. 218 and the Events Center holds by the cable network, Sportschan- The committee members are: 4,600 for basketball games. isn't worried about the WAC's ex- Terry And nel, and the prize money for each But WAC officals said there is Roark of Wyoming; Rex Lee "There are several schools that unless there's a special event going pansion. would be team is $275,000. no guarantee that it will expand. of BYU and Al Simone of Hawaii. intersting to us ... San on, there are of seats "When you get into talking Jose may be one plenty avail- The total is the smallest amount But they are starting to entertain Kearney said the committee is in of them. It's cer- able in both about expansion there are a lot of no tainly a fine venues. of all 19 bowls. The next lowest the thought. rush nor is it panicking about university with an ath- Yet, a WAC source said SJSU factors involved," Haney said. "I letic program." amount is $600,000, given by five The conference presidents voted expansion. may be part of a Big West exodus don't think they're serious about it. other bowls. in October to explore enlarging the "We don't need to expand, but But Big West conference com- along with UNLV and Fresno I don't see California schools BYU, the WAC winner, will conference. A three-president we are still going to explore it," missioner Jim Haney said that State, two schools that have little doing well in the conference be- play in the Holiday Bowl against committee will study the expan- Kearney said. "We will look at WAC officials are not likely to attendence problems. The source cause of location." Classified

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While Win, build and send some are big-time national clubs, A new member will be told others, like the Muslim Student about Jesus Christ, and if the per- Association, are more difficult to son is more interested, he or she track down because of discon- works to build the relationship nected phones and missing offi- with Jesus. The final level of mem- cers. bership entails relaying the infor- All of the groups seem to give mation to possible new members. students the opportunity to follow Crusade calls these levels wind. a religion as well as meet other stu- build and send, according to presi- dents who have similar beliefs. dent William Uranga. Bahai focuses on peace Crusade also divides its study Perhaps the most unusual of the sessions into three types. The groups is a 30-year-old Bahai main, which meets on Tuesdays, Club. which has roots stemming other smaller groups and one on creating sound. from Iran. one. Clarence Peterson shapes a hammer, w hich strikes piano strings Members of the Bahai Club Campus Crusade also tries to study the 147-year-old religion that make itself more visible by spon- sends one message: peace. soringgroups like Athletes in Ac- Fine tuning Bahai originated in Iran with the tion, which sponsored a three- belief that mankind must unite and point shootout on Nov. 26 and 27., that the peace that everyone talks awarding prizes to the top 20 Eighty-year-old about is inevitable. shooters. The group also will hold Peterson, SJSU's "We have to really get to the a Christmas conference at the Bur- lingame Hyatt in December. music piano underlying problems," Shahriar technician, is Jam said. Jam, 47. studied at SJSU Uranga believes Crusade is dif- in the late 1960s, but still keeps in ferent from other Christian groups responsible for touch with the club on campus. because of its method of reaching tuning all the pianos "We're trying to make friends its goals. Also, the groups are de- in the department. with other students," Jam said of fined by the people who participate For 10 years, he has the group which has been at SJSU in them, he said. worked part-time for since 1960. While SJSU has 35 "Our group tends to be outgoing the university. Bahai Club members, the group is and active," Uranga said. "We're Before SJSU, represented in high schools and challenging them to consider what Peterson tuned realities of Jesus Christ are. We're colleges in 155 countries, accord- pianos for the San ing to Jam. not simply trying to get people to Jose Symphony and believe in the join the group: it's not just quanti- The Bahaians the Paul Masson same type of god that Christians tative, but qualitiative too." winery summer believe in, and study from 200 vol- Variety fits student needs umes of books written by Bharul- Audrey Lee, the coordinator for concert series. lah. a prophet of the Bahaian God, the Asian American Christian who lived in the 1800s. Fellowship believes the variety of The other non-Christian group Christian groups helps get the on campus is the Muslim Student word out to more students. Association. "God is able to use all the Christians stress Jesus groups to administer to more peo- Photos by The nine Christian groups. who ple," Lee said. "If there was just say they want to teach others that one group, it would be difficult to Kevin Squires Jesus Christ can be a part of every- manage." one's lives, all have different ways Although most of the 30-40 of getting the message across. Fellowship members are Asian. The Chi Alpha Ministry, known Lee does not believe the group Thoughts of war tramatic for children as Radical Reality, makes up one causes segregation among other assurance to allay anxieties about am:awned conflict. God doesn't student Christians. By George W. Cornell danger and loss of security, the make war, people do. And people of the larger, more visible Chris- Associated Press tian clubs on campus. The mem- "Asians can relate to Asians Rev. Arthur Cal iandro said. are responsibile for making peace, bers hold a daily display table in better, the Asian culture holds to a NEW YORK Clouds of Caliandro, senior minister of too. front of the Student Union in hopes lot of traditions," she said. "I war, distressing to most adults, can New York's Marble Collegiate Discuss the gulf crisis and to recruit members and get the don't think the caucasians, blacks be nightmarish to children. Church, with postgraduate training their fears with sensitivity . assur- word out about their group and the or Hispanics are able to understand Such traumas are the special in psychology, has conducted ing them by word and by your need to know Jesus personally. the culture." concern of pastors and others who classes for 6-to 13-year-olds on presence that they are loved and "Nothing matters in this world Differing approaches work counsel families separated by the dealing with the crisis. won't he abandoned. if you don't have Jesus Christ," One of the smaller Christian Persian Gulf crisis. He offers several suggestions to -- Be careful not to teach chil- sophomore Marj Sheldon said. clubs on campus, the Christian But other people are indirectly parents on how to help youngsters dren to hate others. Ti, encourage a Students Fellowship. believes its affected by the crisis, and it can be cope: blanket hatred of Iraqis or Mos- Radical Reality particularly frightening to young- Don't shield them from the lems or any other group will com- The group chose its nickname. casual noon-time meetings make sters, says a New York minister realities of a troubled world. rec- plicate their growth. Point out that Reality, to spark interest. Bible study much more convenient Radical who has counseled children. ognizing that children have seen almost all people get angry and in the name refers for students, according to president The "Reality" With television focused on de- that people can at times be had to- many have waged war and also Christ and the "Radical" Patrick Gandy. to Jesus ployment of troops and guns, cou- ward one another. that families of other religions and reflects the intensity with which The group, which was founded pled with the sights and sounds of Don't blame God for the nationalities are like us. the club pursues its goals. in 1988 by Gandy and some everyday violence in home com- "People think of Christians as friends from the Los Gatos Chris- munities, children need special re- quiet people," said club president tian Church, meets to discuss stu- Brad Rostocil. Radical Reality' dent issues such as stress, EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT makes people look at us differ- relationships and school pressures. Stage auditions ently." Outside of Bible study, the club The club formed at SJSU at the doesn't meet for any other activ- end of last semester, but has 300 ities, but meet primarily as a sup- set for December nation-wide chapters, according port and encouragement group. to Auditions for the spring produc- WE'LL college pastor Gary Alldrin. The "It's less of a commitment than tion of "To Bc Young, Gifted and main service held for members in- some of the other groups," Gandy Black" will be held in the Univer- cludes a Friday night Bible study said. sity Theatre Dec. 4-6 from 3:30-6 and discussion followed by a live The other Christian groups on p.m. PAY YOU! hand. The average meeting draws campus are the Baptist Student Those interested in trying out for ($2 PER PERSON BETWEEN about 45 people. 9PM & 11 PM) Union, Campus Advance, Chris- the production, which chronicles HOURLY DRINK SPECIALS More than partying tian Science College Organization, the life and works of African- "A lot of students are searching Korean Christian Fellowship and American playwright Lorraine for more than a party on Friday the Catholic Newman Community. Hansberry, the first black woman night." said Al ldrin, who leads Despite the differences in beliefs to have a play produced on Broad- discussions about trust, loneliness and tactics, the religious groups at way, should prepare a two-minute and other student issues. SJSU seem to want to work to- monologue and he prepared to do a The main goal is to get the word gether to provide students with a read from the script. out about Jesus, according to Ros- chance to learn about God. Auditions can be arranged toed . "We should enjoy everybody's through a sign-up sheet on the the- "We want people to tell other culture," said Jam of the Bahai ater callboard in Hugh Gillis Hall people when Jesus Christ has en- Club. or by calling 924-4586. tered their life," he said. PRESENTS Another Christian group with Christmas Faire similar goals is the Campus Cru- A NIGHTMARE ON sade for Christ. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Crusade was founded at UCLA R.I.P. 'EM. PLEDGE CLASS STEVENS CREEK l’.e in 1951, and has grown into a na INITIATES OF e'r,i5 ram Jazz trio will AS THE NEW FEATURING at- . -,.ty 3 1.1'10 1)1,1:1' \I DJ "F REDDI E" RICK PRESTON play on campus SPINNING MODERN MADNESS 1,kr r ,1 ty 9 00 500 ENTER DEEP DOWN INTO 7,000 SC1 rr OF The Cedar Walton Trio, "the MODERN TECHNOLOGY UNDER 150,000 WATTS C.r.ta'.a-tu living legends of jazz," will be OF SCREAMING LIGHTS AND SOUND Coffee House performing in the Student Union AIII Student nion, Lower Level Amphitheatre today at noon. Monday-Friday 900 300 The show. sponsored by Student DANA PF.TTEROLF MOLLIE MANESS Union Programming and the A%%4) 4400 STEVENS CREEK BLVD elated Students Program Board. DANNY NORIEGA CRISTINA ROBLES Art Craft,. rood Musit features Cedar Walton on piano, SAN JOSE .408-985-9533 Buster Williams on bass and Billy DEAN YAMASAKI JENNIFER YARBOROUGH Nut, m INIIM101.414 Ol/A0 INICATIOC al OVE11 ONLY rItASE Higgins on drums. J

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