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&37 Serving the San Jose State University Communi(Q)Ailmy Since 1934 Volume YU, No. 65 llonclay. May 16, 1988 Afternoon delight Sports teams stage protest Athletes, coaches, supporters want programs reinstated By Vic Vogler Collegiate Athletic Association reg- Daily staff writer ulations. Angry over the elimination of four Responding to the president's de- SJSU sports, student -athletes and cision, Hejnal made further protest coaches are staging a protest rally plans. today at Tower Hall. Wrestling coach Kevin Hejnal "We're getting on the horn to high school coaches and alumni." helped organize the 3 p.m. rally at a meeting between the field hockey Hejnal said. "I call it 'Day on the and wrestling teams on Thursday. Green' at SJSU... He said he hopes it will generate The coach said response to the enough interest to persuade the ad- rally has been "fantastic," and he ministration to reinstate the lost pro- expects a large turnout. He stressed grams. that all "lovers of SJSU sports" "(Athletics Director) Randy Hof- should attend. fman's idiotic comments keep me As lovers of their own sport, Matthew E Durham Daily staff photographer fired up." Hejnal said Friday. "I'm members of the wrestling team will requesting that Hoffman resign im- definitely attend, said wrestler Reggae musician limana stretches his arms on the lawn in front of Clark Library before playing his congo drum mediately for the best of the univer- Ruben Gonzales. sity." Gonzales, a sophomore studying Along with the rest of the Athlet- administration of justice, said the ics Board, Hoffman reconiniendecl rally is meant "to tell Gail Fullerton the elimination of field hockey. that. . . . if you cut the programs cross-country, wrestling, and track out. people are going to care... because none were adequately The student rejected an offer from Late-night splashers get caught funded. SJSU President Gail Ful- an Oklahoma college to wrestle at lerton accepted the recommenda- SJSU. tions on Thursday. "I thought the program would still By Jeff Elder officer who lives in Allen Hall. ,aid At that time, Fullerton said the be here." he said. "I can't get re- Daily staff writer she was walking past the pciol v hen cuts did not result from an intercolle- instated. I don't know what I'm Having an off-limits Oly mini: - 'it was fun. The water was warm, but if I get she heard laughing and splashing in- giate budget deficit. Rather "exist- going to do." sized pool right next door is a real side. Schlo/ said she called UPI) be- ing resources.' will now provide for As a member of the track team. temptation on a hot spring night. stuck with a $100 fine, it wasn't worth it.' cause she was concerned that swim- a full-time academic monitor, a Paul Abbott said he also feels dis- The opening of the Rec Center ming in the pool could be unsafe. strength coach, and a compliance couraged. pool has been postponed four times, especially late at night. program for conference and National See PROTEST, hack page causing some students to long for the Brian Augusta. late-night swimmer "Some people think I might have feeling of a refreshing plunge into called because I'm on a power trip. the new. spacious facility. or that I'm jealous that I wasn't in On Thursday night, the temptation there swimming, she said Ft-Rio became too much for three dormi- day. "The water was warm, but if I chains to jump off the diving board Changes foreseen "But it's really a safety concern tory residents, who climbed the 12 - get stuck with a $100 fine. it wasn't when three students began yelling at The pool is still closed for a reason. foot fence surrounding the pool and worth it. them through the fence that campus There could be electrical or chemical took the plunge. security officers had spotted them. "That's an expensive dip." he problems with the pool... in Unfortunately for them, however. They were saying we should get Academic Senate said. the swim could prove to be a $100 out, that the bluecoats were coming. Schloz said she also felt it was dip into their pockets. Despite the possible fine. how- but I didn't believe them. Augusta dangerous for people to be swim- Brian Augusta. Brad Coakley and ever. Augusta said he liked being said. ming late at night without a life- Sivertsen calls for Katy Osborn were charged with tres- one of the first students to enjoy the Coakley also said the swim was guard. passing by university police, whom new pool and that he thinks it will be fun, but expensive. Coakley admitted that there were more campus unity Augusta said told them they could a good addition to the SJSU campus. "It was a blast, the water was health concerns he did not take into face the fine. Augusta said he and the other two great. he said. account before he took the dive. By Hazel Whitman "It was fun... Augusta said Fri swimmers were climbing around Connie Schloz, a campus security See PLUNGE. bark page Daily staff writer A transformation is likely to occur in SJSU'sAcademic Senate when Wiggsy Sivertsen takes office as Student with AIDS joins national group chairwoman in the fall. ckf "I'm going to try and make some real changes. Sivertsen said. By Kara Myers students per year as alcohol -related illnesses." The former vice-chairwoman of Daily staff writer Walters said. He said increased intravenous ster- the decision-making body said she A national AIDS task force will welcome a puzzling oid and was going to put some effort tin% ard 40. AIDS mystery still other drug abuse in dorms and college new member to its committee this month Jim towns are contributing factors to the rising num- increasing a sense of campus com- By Kara Myers Walters, an SJSU freshman history major. ber ofAIDS cases in universities. munity. Daily staff writer On May 24. Walters. who is also Walters became an activist in AIDS education "(Members of the Senate) are like SJSU direc- Acquired immune deficiency syndrome has tor of academic affairs-elect, will be after he tested positive for the virus in October separate islands that just happen to initiated into presented a seemingly impossible dilemma to the American College Health Association's Task 1986. occupy the same piece of land." Si- scientists and doctors around the world. The vertsen Force on AIDS as its first student member. After recovering from an AIDS -related dis- said. media daily announces new developments in When He is also the first person with AIDS to be part ease. Walters decided to do something worth- we make decisions, others treatment. Wiggsy Sivertsen of the task force. while with the rest of his life, he said, so he de- are effected. she said. But myths continue to plague the scientific . . A, 1111CIPill hairm01111111 elect Walters, who will take his Associated Stu- cided to come to SJSU. The Academic Senate is an communities. Will this riddle ever be solved? dents office Wednesday, travels to Denver next "College is a lot of work, but you've got to do agency that formulates and recom- According to David Pau/a, a research asso- week to make a presentation to the task force something, he said. "There are so many living mends policy for the university. to influence SJSUs senate will not ciate at Salk Institute and former SJSU student. about himself and AIDS education at SJSU. He dead around. They're not cheating life, they're Members make recommendations stem from chairing the overall the Human Immunodeficiency Virus is the will also speak to a coalition of about 500 mem- cheating themselves." to the college president on governing group. cause of AIDS, contrary to recent rumors. bers of the American College Health Assocation. Upon entering SJSU. Walters began helping personnel, curriculum, instruction, "Wiggsy could probably ac- Pauza presented his findings at an AIDS con- He said he wants to discuss "how San Jose the university develop a program of AIDS educa- student affairs, fiscal matters. griev- complish more as chair of the exec- See AIDS. page 7 State is showing the rest of the country how to tion for the campus. He now heads Student Mobi- ances and other issues. utive committee the chair of the deal with AIDS." lization Against AIDS and is a member of the uni- As chair of the Academic Senate. Senate has to remain inipartial," The task force develops AIDS education pro- universities to inform people about AIDS. versity's AIDS Education Committee. Sivertsen will also preside over the Norton said. grams for college campuses and consists of col- "We need to give young adults the tools to Walters has been instrumental in putting to- Senate's Executive Committee However, Sivertsen said she lege health directors front across the country. stay alive," he said. gether AIDS debates and other education pro- Former Senate Chair Theodore thinks she will still be able to exert Walters said it should be the resposibility of "By 1991. AIDS will kill three times as many See WALTERS, back page Norton said Sivertsen's opportunity See CHAIR. page 7 Students honored for high grades The goal of the graduating students and the coordinators of By Datil Parkin groups. . that are being failed in feeling and it makes you want to the event is to make the ceremony as personal as possible. Daily stall writer any way . . those groups need to continue. More than 3(5) students and fac- receive special attention," Dorosz "We supply support services to Each graduate will be recognized individually and receive a ulty honored SJSU students who said. our students, It's important for them have beaten the odds. Mia Owens, a senior majoring in to have a base. said Nelly Mel- certificate. They are the students of Aspire, radio, television and film, was one !ander, SA A coordinator. the Educational Opportunity Pro- of the students honored. The students say the program has gram and Student Affirmative Ac- "Sometimes you feel like you're made a difference. thin almost entirely of minority out here all by yourself, then some- "The counseling program helped Legacy of the Chicano movement backgrounds who have achieved body recognizes your day-to-day me pick out classes and the tutoring grade point averages of 3.0 or better. hard work," she said. "It's a good See HONORS. back page Each program assists, encourages and supports 500 new students each continued with spring ceremony year who are first generation college students, low-income or from under- represented backgrounds. By I.isa Ostroskl sonal as possible. Each graduate will he recognized Almost KO percent of Chicano stu- Daily staff writer individually and receive a certificate. dents drop out of school before they Once again. graduating SJSU students will carry Villarreal said that students can personally ad- reach 12th grade. Only a small per- on the tradition evolved from the Chicano movement dress or thank the people who helped them attain their centage go on to higher education. of the 1970s. when they participate in the 18th An- goal, during the ceremony. Approximately 30 to 40 Of those who do attend college. nual Chicano Commencement on May 28. students attend each year. "We attract a diverse only a few achieve a 3.0 grade point The bilingual ceremony is open to all students. group, people from all different majors," Velasquez average. explained Leon Donis,. as- Coordinators Gilbert Velasquez. Art Villarreal and said. sociate academic vice president of Elaine Alvarado said the ceremony is not in competi- Jose Carrasco. professor of Mexican-American undergraduate studies. tion with the university commencement and is sched- Studies, said "The Chicano commencement gives In his speech to the honorees and who want to at- uled for the afternoon so that students meaning to what it means to successfully complete a guests, Donis/ also said that "the tend both can. major event in your life. It is for (the students') par- black inmate population in jails ex- participate in the Chicano Students who want to ents, for their spouses -- an occasion of celebration ceeds the black student population in by May 20. ceremony must fill out the necessary form that's personal and community (oriented)." higher education." graduating students and the coor- The goal of the The first ceremony here in 1970 was initiated by The programs aim to alter these ceremony as per- dinators of the event is to make the See CEREMONY, back page statistics. "As long as there are identifiable Page 2 Monday, May 16. 1988/Spartan Daily FORUM Russ Never Sleeps al ip ,3 Pi 1- . is Russ v Lflff 1 \ , . i 4 Baggerly Published for the University There ought to be a law and the University Community right up friends and gather 'round. I'm by the Department of Journalism Step the chance of a lifetime. Yes- and Mass Communications gonna offer you sir, this is a one-time deal and the offer I am about to make will not be repeated. Since 1934 How many of you are suffering from the high cost of a college education? Don't be shy now, I know no one out there really likes shelling out big bucks to get the oh-so-necessary in toddy's high-tech, high speed world diploma. So what I Major sports win; am about to say will be important to each of you, either today, or when your own kids are ready to enter the education game. students lose Seriously now, how would you like to get, or be able to offer your children, an absolutely cost free (I'll repeat that magic word)free four-year univer- Eighty-six people just lost their positions at sity education? this university because of a decision made I think I know a way that we could do this, not principally by Gail Fullerton and Randy only for our own children, but for every youngster Hoffman. in America. Every inner-city black, every farm kid On Thursday. the president signed a recom- from out in the ding-toolies, and every suburban shopping mall hopper. And no parent, and not one mendation made by the athletics director to cut private tax-payer would have to shell out one thin the track team, the dime. cross country team, Editorial Interested? the wrestling team What's the catch, you ask? and the field hockey team so that three spe- Simple. What we have to do is fire-up our legis- lators in Washington, to make them act like the cialty coaches could be hired for more profita- public servants they profess to be. They will have ble sports. As a result, 80 students who work to pass only one piece of legislation, which would out and six coaches who work them out are left affect only the top 50 percent of multi-national and high and dry. domestic corporations and banks in America. and It's great to have successful football and for only two years at that. basketball teams. to the Editor The government would need only to impose a Major sports have more ath- Letters five percent tax, to be charged against the big letes, coaches and fans, and they deserve a big- businesses and corporations once during each of the ger slice of the pie. But killing off four sports to Iwo years that would be needed to start up the create three new positions is a statement that Campus feedback on sports cuts program. Also, the corporations would be fined at the people of this university are not as impor- double these rates if they were caught passing along any of the costs to consumers in the form of higher tant as a big-name sports program. versity is away? It's like taking Get a new job, Gail! taking with the quality of to take that prices, or another of their tricks. So what we're our education We are a state school. We are here to sup- Editor, not just in athlet- away an education. talking about is effectively about 10 percent of the ics, either, but with SJSU has offered this extended port and help people who indigenously or I don't even know where to begin. SUREC, over- GNP of corporate America. enrollment, and parking education to these students. and now through other than to say I am embarrassed to fees. Come With these funds in hand, the federal govern- travel come to this school because of a on, everyone! Aren't you the administration wants to break its be a Spartan today. The word is that upset? ment could take over the running, maintenance and promised right by law that they may receive Some people don't promise by taking it away; Take Gail Fullerton has axed four varsity realize how staffing of every state university in America. The what our government supports. traditional those extinct away all the practices. all the team- sports in order to create three new sports are. freed-up state funds could be used to double the sal- Track. cross country and work, all the friendship, all the fun. No taxpayer or student has ever voted for positions that will mainly benefit the wrestling aries of every high school teacher in America, and are all Olympic hard work, and most of all. all this decision to eliminate minor sports at the football team. sports (I'm not sure all the to improve the classroom materials, and physical about field hockey, but I our proud tradition that the past ath- How many women on the field do know structures of all of those high schools, as well. benefit of major sports. And while fees and tax it's popular have built. All hockey team graduate each year on the East Coast). They letes in these sports Each American student would then be able to dollars may not directly fund this change, the are all school spirit and from SJSU? Probably four or five. important. Let's fight to get this robs me of attend the closest state university without the cost university has certainly chosen to adopt priori- them back! not a good feeling. How many football players get a de- that's of facilities. staff and materials hanging over their Randy Ron Henares ties that have a significant effect on many stu- gree? One? Two? Maybe three on a Hall heads. Sophomore dents. good year. What message does this Freshman Sounds great, but will a free education mean Computer Accounting Members of the football team have said send to students and student-ath- Science anything to the youth of America? they don't want other teams to be terminated letes? Fullerton should resign Cutbacks ruin dreams, Fullerton seems to be coddling Well, there is this one little thing I have't for what appears to be a minor addition to Editor. those athletes she believes bring the FAlitor, mentioned yet. In order to earn the right to What does an athlete think about major sports programs. We salute them. If this most "prestige" to SJSU. But isn't President Gail Fullerton is raising a four-year education, every 18-year-old when he or she is about to begin a university had such a democractic attitude, it there prestige in graduating? our fees, and now she is cutting back high school graduate would have to perform either field hockey game, a track meet, a I question the wisdom in hiring a SJSU's sports programs. two years of military, or four years of civil federal would fight to protect minor sports. wrestling match, a football game or full-time drug counselor. Gail Ful- If SJSU students had any guts. service, say in the Peace Corps, VISTA. or other This is a university first and then a corpora- any other intercollegiate match? lerton, I am addressing this directly they would demand Fullerton's res- approved service organization, for the country. tion. It's one of the few major universities in How much money am I going to to you. Offer an ultimatum! Any ath- ignation. The football and basketball We worry about the quality of the military and make? I don't think that any athlete the Bay area that many people can afford or ob- lete who uses drugs is off the team. programs may bring in the most rev- we say there are not enough workers willing to ac- can think of anything else except his tain admission to. If we give the hundreds of Why counsel? Get rid of the offend- enue. but will either of those sports cept the low wages of VISTA-like work. Well. in the next 70 thousands ers! ever repay the money spent on Spar- or her performance with a payback like this and with mandatory service of students who will attend SJSU minutes, 3 minutes, or even few sec- Finally. I wonder what message tan Stadium and the Rec Center? anyway, what would our children have to lose? this decade the message that their less glamo- onds. Fullerton's action sends to minorities Maybe if President Fullerton and For those not willing to take up arms for the na- rous interests are being slighted so we can pay Yes, money is a fact of life that is on campus. Maybe one in which the her advisers were less incompetent tion, there would be plenty of jobs available in the a problem and it has to be dealt with, for a major sports program, we are building a big guy always wins and the little and more money-conscious, they inner city. One example would be renovating de- but I don't think cutting sports legacy of distrust and resentment. This univer- guy shouldn't even try? could find a way to save the track. crepit buildings and using the new resources to staff should even be considered as an al- sity's To the alumni, I say withhold sup- wrestling, field hockey and cross- and operate centers, which could shelter the home- disproportionate committment to major ternative never mind it being the port until the decision is reversed. country teams. less and poor of America. sports has already made a mess of the Rec Cen- 4.. only one. As former wrestling coach Kevin .la Kennan But many young people would be able to justify ter construction. And Spartan Stadium's unfi- The objective of this recent cut- Hejnal said. "Who's going to donate Junior the service in arms in order to get their federal serv- ting of sports here at SJSU is to save nanced expansion must not be the start of a new to this Mickey Mouse place?" Ilistorv ice out of the way in two, as opposed to four years. money. Frankly, I believe this is scandal here. Fullerton. get a new job. Managc And even in today's military. there are at least going to backfire. Yes, you might It must be said that SJSU's alumni and fan a Thrify or something. I am embar No excuse to cut sports seven service positions for every bullet-launching get the salaries needed for the de- rassed for you. job. support is simply not sufficient to ever make us sired positions. but what is going to "I'm a little embarrassed to be What about the children of the rich, or those a sports powerhouse. Our football team has Any school with an enrollment of happen, or I should say has already part of it," Coach Hejnal said. who want to go to a private university? They would been the champion of the PCAA for two years, 28.000 students and an alumni that begun to happen, to the reputation of Me too. Coach. Me too! consists of 200.000 or more should get, instead of free room, board and tuition, a credit SJSU athletics as a whole? which they could use toward the cost of the more but we only sell about half the seats of Spartan Mike Huntington never have a reason to cut athletics The department deteriorating to expensive schools. Stadium for home games. We had a Heisman Freshman that might seem "minor." Se- say the least. You start cutting one Incidental to this whole proposal is the fact Trophy candidate and an All-American basket- hIm riously. how much money can we that year. then you have the athletes in both Sweden and Germany. among other European actually be saving by cutting these ball player this year. but still couldn't generate Look at ranking every sport looking over their shoul- countries have systems like the one I propose in much fan support. four sports? ders. worring if they're going to be Editor. For many years, SJSU has had a place and enjoy a good success rate with them. SJSU doesn't have Stanford's wealth or next. They, of course, charge their tax -payers at much If we must eliminate some sports proud tradition in track, wrestling How can a coach have time to Fresno State's alumni support. We are a school at SJSU. why don't we use a rea- and field hockey; now, when our higher rates than does America, but then, they also worry about that and concentrate on offer free and many of commuter and working students, many sonable method to decide which university is growing with the Res: medical services other social of coaching? From the viewpoint of an programs to every single one of their sports to cut? I propose we look at Center, the new engineering build- citizens. whom don't have the time to attend athletic athlete looking into future colleges Makes you wonder, doesn't it? the percentage of participants who ing, etc., we want to cut these events. Others have simply outgrown the pep- to play intercollegiate sports, do you Russ Raggedy is the Assistant Forum page eventually graduate as the main fac- sports. really think they are going to choose Editor. This was the last 'Russ Never Sleeps' for rally mentality on which sports legacies are tor in making our decision. Sports For example, field hockey may a school that might not even have all time, and in a few short days Russ will be liv- built. with the lowest ranking in graduat- not be too popular here and I am their sport when it comes time to ing happily ever after after, far from the ichor ing seniors would be cut first. guilty of not attending Only one thing can justify building a major any games. compete? The department was and drudgery of S,ISt '. So long. sports program and that's alumni and fan sup- Roy Christman However, field hockey in the east is formed to build up our athletics pro- Lecturer fairly popular. gram. It's a new program and, as all port. We don't have it and it's unfair to try to Political Science force the issue at the expense of students. We cannot run away from our new programs, needs time to de- Save severed money problems and tell these ath- velop. Major sports are great. but a university sports letes to look elsewhere (another So what if we have to struggle a Attention, Artists! without educational equity is worth nothing. If school?) to play. We should not hire little. It is going to turn around and is the track team, I am overjoyed at the fact that some fund developer to solve these that the time athletics will decide to the cross country team, the Are you handy with a pen? Do you wrestling team and the field hockey team are SJSU has its priorities straight. This problems because this is only a short bring back all those sports they cut, this university knows what to do and cut. Instead, a little constructive dropped? It just doesn't work that have an interest in politics or social is- university should hang its head with how to do it. For example, the Ath- thinking could solve the needs of all way. shame. letics Board decided to cut all its these athletes, who are not obtaining I am an alumna of the SJSU field sues? Do you like to draw editorial car- Our future alumni should be aware that "expendable" sports so that football scholarships. hockey team and there is no way toons or standard illustrations? their prospective alma mater would rather spe- can have the coaches necessary for Basically, we can solve these hockey could be brought back once cialize in glamour and money than provide for Division I status. problems by raising tuition, elimi- it's dropped. Hockey would be gone Then consider having your work pub- all its students. Our president has once again nating some student services, as well from the West Coast at both the col- made it evident that she cares noth- as the football team's embossed tow- lege and high school level. lished in the Spartan Daily next semester. ing for the students here: First Spar- els! The best war is probably to ap- SJSU is. and has been for years, ;, tan City, dislocating those single proach alumni and explain the uni- ranked nationally and has such a Regular contributors can even sign up i parents and low-income families, versity's extra needs. True, most young, talented arnd anxious team to earn university credit. Just bring a few Forum Policy and now stripping a minority of stu- alumni do not want to be bothered, this year. I don't think the adminis- dents from their sports. are difficult to locate, and probably trators realize all the hard work the samples of your talent. Your work could Daily would like to The Spartan hear from President Fullerton cannot even could care less. team members have put into their Your ideas, be enjoyed by the entire campus commu- you -- our readers. comments, crit- speak eloquently of the cuts. How The Spartan Foundation has been training already, or the dreams that icisms and suggestions are encouraged. does one create a "well-balanced" working very hard for Spartan Ath- will be shattered when it is cut. nity. Letters to the editor can be on any topic. How- intercollegiate program by cutting letics, but when it comes down to it, Contrary to the misquote in Mon- Anyone interested in contributing ever, personal attacks and letters in poor taste will ei- four intercollegiate sports? There is alumni must be approached and con- day's article. I wanted an education ther political cartoons not be published. something wrong with that. Some- vinced that their money would be as well as play intercollegiate or arranging to draw All letters may he edited for length and libel. how, some way, the university has going to a good cause. hockey. We chose this institution be- specific illustrations for stories on letters must bear the writer's name, major, a case- once again acted with lightning effi- President Fullerton, there's one cause of the reputation of its field by-case basis, phone number and class level. ciency to the disadvantage of its stu- last thing I want to mention: Obvi- hockey team. contact either Katarina Jon- Deliver letters to the Daily office on the second dents. ously, a team consists of a group of I guess the bottom line is money holt, fall semester editor in chief, or Mike floor of Dwight Bentel Hall. or to the Student I sincerely hope that the protest people who are all different. They saved and dreams taken away! Lewis, fall semester Union Information desk. Monday will be large and loud. come together by learning about Kit Malloy Forum Page editor at Something needs to be done about each other through practice. It's kind Senior 924-3280. the liberties that the staff of our uni- of like school. Why would you want Business Spar Daily/Monday, May 16, 1988 Pare 3 New top secret spy jet SJSU cuts back water consumption are manually controlled. That means totalled 6 io,m) gallons ot waler. avoids enemies, attack Maintenance reduces time maintenance crews must turn them After the time period is shortened to on and off by hand. To conserve 20 minutes, or even less in sonic IDAHO (AP) -- The SR -71 cause it still holds world records water, the crews will have to spend cases, the amount of water saved appeared out of nowhere, like for speed and altitude, even sprinklers will how on campus twice as much time monitoring the will be immense, he said. you'd manual sprinklers. expect of the original though it is 25 years old. Sutanne De long conserve the most water, McGloth- stealth Every sprinkler on SJSU grounds. "We're cutting back and we can jet that rockets at 2.100 Its top capabilities remain se- writer len believes that cutting back in run- mph Daily staff including the ones by the aeronautics probably cut back more, he said. to the edge of space as it cret, but the Air Force says it flies ning time will "save quite a bit." Despite the recent rains, the water department, located by San Jose We are spies on global hot spots above to more than 85,000 feet at over Joe Nickel, SJSUs irrigation spe- air- cutting back to the point is still low in the area's reservoirs. port, used to be run for a half hour of the reach of attacks. three times the speed of sound. cialist, said the reason why water lawn going brown," Nickel Attempting to conserve water. every week. McGlothlen said. That said. The jet sliced cloud puffs in an That's roughly 33 miles a minute SJSU maintenance personnel are may be wasted is the nature of the otherwise blue sky on a slow -- faster than a bullet; fast cutting back the amount of time systems that are set up now. climb toward a refueling air enough to streak from San Fran- sprinklers are left on around the Along San Fernando, Nickel said. tanker. its dagger shape, black cisco to New York in I hour. 45 campus. after a few minutes. the land can't and sinister, resembling a starship minutes. Landscape and Transportation absorb any more water and starts out of the movies. A former SR-71 pilot. Col. Manager Vern McGlothlen ex- running off the land. To control this plained, "If we watered for 30 min- he is asking the maintenance crews The spacesuit -clad pilot and Richard Graham, says the aging Need Extra utes before. now we're watering for to turn the sprinklers on twice lot navigator plane's ability to outperform most members of an ex- 20. If we watered for 20 minutes, five minutes, instead of once for 211 clusive Air Force team peered or all other operational aircraft in the world, while packing the lat- now we're watering for IS." minutes. out toward a refueling tanker, There are 3514 sprinklers on where a news crew was watching est photographic and sensing gear Although SJSU cannot afford to SJSUs th(,se, Money? main campus Of I I') a training exercise that wandered and sometimes evading radar de- switch to the type of sprinklers that Call Us 1,200 tection, is a reflection of its de- miles over five western San Jose Sunnyvale states. sign by Lockheed. "For the 1960s. it was way (408) 2 4 1-9 8 0 0 (408) 737-9194 This was the "Blackbird," the ahead of its time. It was at the 2 PART-TIME JOBS Mtn View Fremont photo reconnaissance jet U.S. Air leading edge of stealth technol- (415)969-2100 Technical (415) 490-6550 Force officials call part engi- ogy." says Graham, who com- (408) 737-9177 neering miracle, part ghost: the mands the wing that includes the one that first employed stealth or sole SR-71 squadron, stationed at flexible hours - good pay radar-evading technology; the Beak Air Force Base, 110 miles TEMpORARIES one that still packs top secret gear northeast of San Francisco. Position One: Clerics) Position Two; Graphic Arts and was once so secret that TV 1 emporary Personnel Service's Adds current Blackbird pilot, COMPUTER EXPERIENCE PAGEMAKER. EXPERIENCE news film of it was confiscated by Lt. Col. Bill Orcutt: "I think the BENEFICIAL NECESSARY the military. aircraft still carries quite a bit of Its crew members, who them- mystique.... It looks like some- selves were the target of an espio- thing from outer space. The SR - nage attempt at their home base in 71 excites the boy in all of us who Call Jonathan: 280-7777 California. say they have been at- love to fly." tacked numerous times by mis- But cutbacks are planned in the siles fired from ground forces or Blackbird program, and the air- jet fighters futilely trying to cut craft -- which has become scarce RESUMES short the Blackbird's grueling anyway may soon be con- missions, which involve photo- demned altogether to museums For a resume that can do the job, graphing foreign nations. SR-7 Is by a super-advanced stealth spy CELEBRATE don't return fire; they are un- plane that reportedly is under de- depend on Kinko's. armed. velopment. Graduation at SCOTT'S Seaf The twin-engine Blackbird is The new jet will fly even fur- flesh fish. Pasta & Salads able to outstrip the attacks be- ther out of reach of hostile forces. Convenient Location & Parking \ of S4n Jose & Dad Will Love IV Open Just For You...Saturday, May 234th kinkcrs U.S. Forest Service From 12 noon to 5 pm 310 S THIRD STREET 481 E SAN CARLOS ST Reservations Necessary 4034-971-1700 1/45 Park Avenue, San Jose OPEN 6 DAYS OPEN 7 DAYS proposes new rules 295-4336 295-5511 WANTED! WASHINGTON (Al') The PERFORMING ARTS DIRECTOR U.S. Forest Service proposed Friday REPRINT SALE a major overhaul in its appeals pro- 'We have always cess designed to streamline existing desired a process Produce and manage dance concerts and other rules, but environmental groups re- events for the A.S. Program Board. acted with skepticism and a major T.el\ Get extra forest products group called the that was simple, but changes only a "modest step for- lately is has become Concerts produced in the past have included t.ft. color prints ward." Peter Martins and Suzzanne Farrell, Alvin Ailey, The new rules will cover every- thing from timber sales to special use complex and Dance-Theater, Long Wharf Theater and Dance L.A. Standard 3" prints permits on national forest lands and follow more than a year of review by legalistic' Apply in the A.S. office, 3rd floor, Student Union the Forest Service. by 5 p.m. on May 17. For more information. call "We have always desired a pro- --James ()verbal,, 10 for $199 cess that was simple and straightfor- deputy chief, 924-6240 or 924-6260. ward, but particularly lately is has national forest system become complex and legalistic," From 110, 126, 135 or Disc James Overbay, deputy chief of the Appeals would be limited to one- color negatives national forest system, said at a news level of review, with a further con- Glossy borderless prints conference. sideration left to the discretion of ad- SPARTAN Overbay said the existing rules ministrators. Special were causing "internal problems" The rules would impose stricter for the agency and widespread con- deadlines on the Forest Service for BOOKSTORE fusion among the public. handling appeals that could shave COLLEGE GRADUATE MI SERVICE IS OUR MAJOR III "Our employees felt it was too several months off the average 7½ open. too easy all it took was a months it now takes. Finance Program 25 -cent stamp (to file an appeal)," he said. "The process has become The new regulations do not in- cumbersome, time-consuming and clude a filing fee that some have sug- quite costly." gested would cut the number of ap- Overbay said the new rules would peals, but Overbuy said the Forest probably not apply to appeals in- Service was asking for comment on volving proposed management plans the possibility of imposing such a OFFER GOOD MAY 9 - 20 for the national forests that are cur- fee. rently being considered. He said there was "quite a de- "The bulk of the forest plan ap- bate" within the agency on whether peals will be made under existing to propose a filing fee and it has al- Quality Value Reputation rules, he said, adding that the new ready drawn considerable comment. Orozco Fleet Managers STUDENT UNION AQUATICS CENTER appeal rules probably won't take ef- The new rules could cut the agen- Call Ron Zirplawa or George fect until early fall after a 60-day cy's cost for the appeals program in GRAND OPENING public comment period. half. Overbay said. The Forest Serv- ALMADEN HONDA Under the new rules, appeals will ice will spend an estimated $5.3 mil- 745 W. 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By I.aura M. Lukas team at Willow Glen High School in Daily staff writer San Jose. Wilson instructed Carolyn It came as a shock to Mary Wilson Lewis, coach of the current field to learn that the field hockey team hockey team. was cut from her alma mater's sports The SJSU field hockey learn program. brought Lewis to the university in Wilson, who played on the Spar- 1966. Lewis said that the team was. tan hockey team from 1934 to 1938, considered an "extramural" varsity said she would "rather play hockey sport during her four years on the than eat . - team. "It's a crime," she said. "It was always funded some way "There's no rhyme or reason for it or another by SJSU." Lewis said. - it's just politics. The philosophy I.ew is. who became head coach of now is more money and less work.'' the field hockey team at SJSU five In the 1930's when Wilson played years ago, has dedicated herself to field hockey at SJSU, the program the players she trains. was "gung-ho and going strong." 'I enjoy working at SJSU,- she At the time. Spartan field hockey said. "I have a lot of roots here.' was not a part of Intercollegiate Ath- When the field hockey team was letics, as it was four days ago, but cut last Thursday. Lewis was trying part of a separate Women's Physical to "manage the crisis." Education Department which was "It's an awful late time to do it funded by the university. (the cuts)," she said. "The girls are After graduating from SJSU in trying to explore new schools, but 1938, Wilson taught hockey at va- the most important thing right now is rious high schools in Santa Clara finals. County. 'Some players may not be able to "It's a great sport to develop tech- afford to go to school here. nical skills." Wilson said. "Kids "We have a great program with really love it when they discover great people,- Lewis added. "Being how fun it is.'. an alumnus and a faculty member, While coaching a field hockey it's sad."

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Jackson, the only unanimous se- Todd Welborn to do a public wards, telling everyone he had Despite his record-setting career lection to the NBA Rookie Team, on SJSU campus service announcement, the Jack- left his brain in his locker and it at St. John's, many pro basketball said winning the award was "a son Mets relief pitcher has a slo- had been stolen. scouts didn't think Jackson would dream come true." gan: "Just dip dirt." It was last year that Welborn make it in the NBA. it) cantly. there is an urgent need for a "If you had to make a hook about Daily staff writer "That's right, I dip dirt. I don't first began to attract attention for He didn't just make it. He made it permanent coach to guide the team. his pitching. He had a 0.47 big. my first year in the NBA, it would Lacrosse a game similiar to ice like tobacco because it causes dis- Student player John Hagele. the earned run average with four This past week, the New York end this way," he said. hockey, as ancient as its American eases. Dirt is free and nobody team's leading scorer, presently acts it off you," the 6-foot- saves in 12 games with the Class Knicks guard was named the NBA's Indian creators, and having physical ever bums Jackson had 868 assists during the as the team's coach, but would 2, 205-pound right-hander said. AA Jackson after stints with Co- Rookie of the Year. movements faster than any other regular season, breaking the rookie quickly relinquish the job if a coach lumbia. S.C., in the South Atlan- "A lot of people said I was too competitive sport has found its "I chew bubble gum, but it's record of 690 set by Oscar Robertson were available. tic League, and Lynchburg. Va., slow, I couldn't play defense, I place at SJSU. not like getting a good dip and sit- in 1961. He ranked third in the "I'm hoping that we are sanc- in the Carolina League. His per- couldn't stick the jumper," Jackson Organized by a number of stu- ting back and relaxing," said league with 10.6 assists a game, av- tioned by next year because we need Welborn, who, after two unim- formance in Jackson earned him a said after receiving the Eddie Got- dents who had played in high school support. eraged 13.6 points and was sixth in We have no money," said pressive years as a starter, is try- spot on the Mets 40-man pro- tlieb Trophy. "There were a lot of and at a junior level, the team has team the league with 2.5 steals a game. member Gordon Gurley. ing to make it as a reliever in the tected roster during the offseason. questions about me, and I think I an- played 12 games during this intro- An initial request for $8.500 for. New York Mets organization. Overall in 1987. Welborn had swered them all." -Mark Jackson is a great player ductory season winning four. the purpose of funding the team was Almost any dirt will do. said a 9-2 record with 23 saves and a Jackson, who set an NBA rookie now and he's only going to get bet- The team, now only an unsanc- denied by the Associated Students the Ronda. N.C., native who 1.60 ERA. assist record and helped the Knicks ter," Knicks coach Rick Pitino said. tioned club training at the university. Special Allocations Committee last grew up on a tobacco farm, but make the playoffs for the first time "I wouldn't be surprised if he's the has also defeated established year. And He is having his problems this teams because the team and the his favorite is found right in the since 1984, was a landslide winner MVP some day . such as University of the game is season, with a 0-4 record. Pacific, new to the university, it at- ballpark the infield dirt which of the award. Menlo College and St. Marys; tracts few In two years as a starter. Wel- while spectators, a key element packs well because of the clay In balloting by a national panel of losing to Humbolt College, to its support. born had 1-4 and 0-4 records with UC- groundskeeper Keith Burkman sports writers and broadcasters, he Santa Barbara, UC-Davis, The oldest earned run averages of 6.00 and and competitive American mixes in. received 77 of 80 votes. Greg An Chico State. sport 3.67 at Little Falls, N.Y., of the known, lacrosse was so named "He likes my red clay, but he derson of San Antonio. Winston Even though the team may be rec- New York -Penn League. by early French explorers who found wants me to sift it for him," Bur- Garland of Golden State and Kenny ognized as a part of SJSU by oppos- North American Indian tribes engag- kman said. "He keeps it in a Welborn's starting problems Smith of Sacramento each received ing teams, it is not supported or ing in this rough and intense game as Skoal can with a piece of tape were compounded by an allergic funded by the university sports ath- a deterrent to war. They termed it the reaction to caffeine. He missed letic program. around it that says clay on the "game of the crooked stick." side." most of his first year because of Funds are needed to finance The modem-day game is played Welborn's eccentricity is not doctors thought were minor heart equipment costs and to pay travel ex- on a field by two 10-man teams confined to his chewing habit. attacks, but specialists traced his WORK FOR Swimwear penses when the team plays on the using long-handled sticks with After one game last season, erratic heartbeat to the eight to (year-round) road. The average cost of protective SOCIAL webbed pouches and a hard rubber Welborn who has a twin nine cola drinks he drank every equipment to outfit a player could Bodywear ball. The object is to offensively brother pitching in the Montreal day. exceed $200. send the ball by means of the stick AND Swea;i4 The team has 20 members and has into the defensive teams goal as found it difficult to afford such nec- many times as possible during a reg- ECONOMIC essary equipment. Without equip- ulation period. Each goal counts one JUSTICE ment at least comparable to that of point and a regulation period is 15 Graduate Resume Discounts! opposing teams, the team has dis- minutes. at CAMPAIGN ISSUES covered they are at an extreme disad- Played mainly in the U.S., Can- 7) s 1 0 ril Los Gatos Resume Service INCLUDE: vantage when competing with teams ada. England and Australia, lacrosse ...... specval \jrcce,olco.s:4;:.1.:. like UC-Davis, Chico State and is sometimes referred to as "the fast- Career counseling & resumes that are Aids Funding Stanford who have funded pro- est game on two feet." It is also one Homeless oluSOCtS 1.C3 grams. professional & reasonable of the roughest. Health Care Being that a permanent facility at "It's the most exciting and de- Entry Level Business Nuclear SJSU is not available for lacrosse manding sport that I have ever Disarmament 1e et play, the team has played all of its played," said Rob Floyd, a fresh- Academic Management Earn $235 per week plus games on the turf of its opponents man player majoring in photojourna- bonuses. Hours: 1:30-10:00 PM. has had to share travel ex- N. Santa Cruz Ave. Los Gatos (408) 354-2275 and the lism. 644 Summer or Career Opportunities. penses among themselves. The team "It's viscious and graceful at the a* "’ members have also worked on their same time. 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LOS ANGELES (API A Swed- mosphere and the effects of pollut- have di astically increased concentra- ish scientist whose work helped ants, especially carbon dioxide pro- tions of carbon dioxide in the atmo- focus attention on how air pollutants duced by the burning of fossil fuels. sphere since the Industrial Revolu- are warming Earth's climate by cre- Stone said. tion," the committee said. ating a "greenhouse effect" has won Carbon dioxide, methane and cer- In a statement released by the the $150,000 Tyler Prize for envi- tain other gases trap heat in Earth's committee. Bolin urged reassess- ronmental achievement. atmosphere. much like glass traps ment of energy policies, asking, Bert Bolin, 62, director of Stock- heat in a greenhouse. Scientists say "How much coal, oil and gas can we holm's International Meteorological this "greenhouse effect" will warm continue to burn in light of the Institute, is to receive the money and Earth's atmosphere significantly mounting evidence of negative at- a gold commemorative medallion during the next century, possibly mospheric effects?'' during ceremonies tonight in Los causing sea levels to rise and trigger- The annual Tyler Prize. adminis- Angeles, the prize committee an- ing droughts, crop failures and other tered by the University of Southern nounced. environmental damage. California, was established in 1973 Committee spokesman Howard Research by Bolin, who also is a by outdoor enthusiasts Alice C. Stone said Thursday that Bolin meteorology professor at the Univer- Tyler and her husband, the late John helped lay the groundwork in the sity of Stockholm and science ad- C. Tyler, founder of Farmers Insur- 1940s and 1950s for modem compu- viser to Sweden's prime minister, ance Group. terized weather forecasting. But he "is of fundamental scientific impor- Tyler Prizes worth nearly $2 mil- was awarded the 1988 Tyler Prize tance. ' the prize committee said. lion have been awarded to 23 scien- for research done since the mid- "He has been instrumental in de- tists. On several occasions, the com- 1950s on the chemistry of Earth's at - termining how man's activities ... mittee has named more than one annual winnei Police hit WANTEDI wrong house CLASSICAL ARTS DIRECTOR As Director you will be responsible for in drug raid producng all A.S. Program Board Classical NLWARK (API Police say concerts. they're sorry for a mistaken drug raid, in which a law-abiding resident Directors in the past have organized and says his family was terrorized by ue Bowling Daily staff photographer gun-waving officers who wrestled produced the Prague String Quartet, April Young, a junior majoring in hu- Bookstore's clearance sale to try on a few him to the floor and handcuffed his Peter Serkin, Richard Stoltzman and wife. Ivan Maravec. manities. takes advantage of the Spartan favorite selections for the summer. "We all feel terrible about this," Newark Police Chief Ken Jones told reporters Thursday. He blamed a bad Apply in the A.S. Office, 3rd floor, Student tip and a language barrier for the in- Union by 5 p.m. on May 17. For more into, cident Tuesday night. call 924-6240 or 924-6260. Summer session has advantages A lawyer for the victims said he planned to file a $1 million claim By Douglas Alger A maximum of four units may be last day to register in advance for against Newark next week, a first Daily staff writer taken through the three-week ses- classes starting May 30-June 18. step in bringing suit against the city. Those wishing to graduate as shin. seven units through the six - Students may still register during Bok Hwan Kim. 49, said he was quickly as possible may want to con- week session. and 11 units through the first day of class on a space avail- alone in the living room of the apart- sider taking a course during the sum- the nine-week session, unless special able basis, with instructor approval. ment he shares with his wife, three titer through the Continuing Educa- approval is obtained from the mother- Help contin- By daughters and 78-year-old Wanted taking a summer session t ion Center. uing education office. course, you can concentrate on just in-law when police arrived outside Three - eek. six -week. and nine- Advance registration is underway, one thing." said Kawamoto. 20. his door. week sessions are offered this sum- and available sessions are scheduled Continuing education courses are Kim said he opened the door and mer. Extended education, open urn- for May 31 -June 17. May 31 -July 8. funded solely through student fees. seven or eight members of what versify. as %sell as regular universii May 31 -July 29. May 31 -Aug. 19, with no state or local funding. The turned out to be the the three-depart- eit courses are available. June 20-July 8. June 20-July 29. result is an average $91 tuition cost ment Southern Alameda County Students enroll in summer session June 20-Aug. 19. July II -July 29. per semester unit, as well as additio- Narcotics Enforcement Team for many reasons, but the 1 Loin July I I -Aug. 19, and Aug. 1 -Aug. nal charges depending upon the spe- swarmed in. put a gun to his head. mon is to graduate early. 19. cific course. punched him in the face and wrestled "There are certain classes you The deadlines for advance regis- For those students who will be at- him to the floor. have to take, prerequisites, and tak- nation are June 3 for classes begin- tending SJSU during the summer. Kim. who was treated at a hospital mg them Mei the SUMMer helps to ning June 20-July 9, June 24 for student parking will he available in for cuts and bruises about the face. speed tip the process tot gradua- classes beginning July 11 -July 30. all three campus garages. Permits said the raiders also grabbed his tic tioni," said John Kawamoto. a ju- and July 15 for Alosso beginning _ may be purchased for the Seventh wife. Jung J4 44.4 hantivutfoid her mor majorinr iwaciocitintinw - Yrar rfctile 'n tel and foreell'he'Ved lit bn tfie Bunt 'Assocfated Students Business Office has job openings for Fall '88. Candles cause fire, kill child TN MIN liM Ni= Mil MN MI NEI MN M MN NMI NMI NII The work-study positions r LIANOX, AP) Can- 16, I n require experience working with money and dies used for light set a house afire 1 CLASS , I public contact. Hours are flexible. lust hours abler electricity was cut for Her brother. Ants% on Tiggs. 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Richmond superintendent's AIDS Pauza said although each case of Books portray Reagan the disease is unique, AIDS is a slow Front page I process of infection and the underly- 'difficult' past resurfaces ference held on campus recently. ing mechanism is the same. He said that in all the AIDS cases RICHMOND (API School some difficulty...." as hesitant president The virus targets the immune sys- he has studied, the HIV virus was board members in Richmond were tem, but it also attacks other organs On Wednesday, the the board WASHINGTON (AP) More at times difficult to know when he present as a precursor. aware there was "some difficulty" including the nervous system, he voted to hire H. Benjamin Williams, than a dozen men and women is agreeing or disagreeing, ap- "This HIV virus is actually capa- in the past of their newly hired dep- said. Because the virus remains in- president of Shorter College in North who know Ronald Reagan or proving or disapproving," Haig ble of producing the disease we uty superintendent, but the newly side the infected cell, it cannot be Little Rock, Ark., to the post of dep- tntra- have served him in the White wrote, describing the president as know as AIDS," Pauza said. "The published details won't make them detected. uty superintendent. dmo- House have written books, and "a listener, absorbing the views majority of AIDS patients develop reconsider the decision. volu- they largely agree on a portrayal of his advisers" who "gave little antibody responses for HIV." Special cells, called T-cells, are "We were assured by our search Williams previously pleaded no of an affable yet hesitant chief ex- indication of his own position.' He also said both AIDS and the highly specialized for fighting invad- consultant that whatever may have contest to forgery charges and had y the ecutive manipulated by a protec- Larry Speakes, the former HIV virus showed up at the same ing particles and are an integral part happened in the past was behind been married to two women at the isess- tive wife and an image-conscious presidential spokesman, caused a time. of the immune system's defense him," said Frank Calton, a member same time, according to Friday edi- king. staff. sensation in his book, "Speaking HIV is a retrovirus which makes mechanism. The HIV virus attacks of the Richmond Unified School tions of the San Francisco Chronicle. In we From the White House chef to Out," in disclosing that he felt he DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) from these cells which essentially elimi- District Board of F.ducation. "There Williams could not he located for I the the Reagan offspring, Michael knew Reagan so well he could RNA (ribonucleic acid). DNA is the nates one of the crucial links of the was some indication that he had had comment. e at- Reagan and Patti Davis, from the feed the press quotes on crucial basis of the genetic code of living or- system. disenchanted economic whiz, international matters that Reagan ganisms. This breaks down the immune ninis- David T. Stockman to the secre- never made. When the virus enters a person's system's ability to fight diseases ef- ahem tary of state who left in a huff, Stockman portrays Reagan cell, it makes DNA which is used to fectively. 1973 Alexander M. Haig, almost all as a well-meaning, yet simple e C. sing the tune sung by Michaes so man. Reagan "did not appreciate John close to the Reagans they consid- the vast web of confusion and SociA4 lnsur- ered him a son. self-delusion I was creating" in WANTED' "Ronald Reagan sort of glided 1981 when he concocted the tax multi Spirtt through life," Deaver said in and budget cuts to be pushed FINANCE DIRECTOR "Behind the Scenes." He said he through Congress. Stockman COME WALK TO A NEW AGE STORE and Nancy wrote in "The Triumph of Poli- Reagan "became a Give the Program Board a hand in managing and receive a free gift with this ad. team, united by our shared belief tics." CRYSTALS. CANDLES, AND ITEMS TO RELIEVE that her husband needed to be Donald T. Regan, former its accounts. Consult with Program Board PERFUMES FOR PERSONAL ANXIETY AND TO protected, whether he wanted it chief of staff, in the most recent members on fiscal feasibility of programs, AND INTER-PERSONAL IMPROVE ACADEMIC or not." and most devastating book, "For prepare financial reports and seek sponsor- Haig, in "Caveat: Realism, the Record," says Reagan was HEALING EXCELLENCE ships for major events. Reagan and Foreign Policy" de- programmed by his staff to run CRYSTALSI NATURAL LOVE OILS scribes the president a as a sort of through a daily schedule as EARTH STONES FOR ' NEW AGE MUSIC shadowy figure. "Because of his movie actor runs through a shoot- Apply in the A.S. Office, 3rd floor DECORATIVE AND (Reagan's) habitual courtesy, it is BOOKS ON NEW ing schedule. Student Union by 5 pm on May 17. HEALING PURPOSES AGE Spiritt4a and Psychic Raiding AvaitabGe For more information call 924-6240 Soviet nuclear satellite or 924-6260. SANTA BARBARA - NEW VISION to end orbit this summer L 791 So, First St Virginia San Jose, CA 95113 14081998-0648 WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. of- been in a steadily decaying orbit for ficials said Friday they are monitor- the last month. If nothing is done to CASH FOR BOOKS ing a nuclear-powered Soviet satel- correct its orbit, it will decay," and lite that the Tess news agency says reenter Earth atmosphere. r will fall to Earth this August or Sep- The official Soviet Tass news AT tember. agency reported this morning that Maj. Alex Mondragon, a spokes- Kosmos 1900 has a nuclear power SPARTAN BOOKSTORE man for the U.S. Space Command. plant aboard, and would fall to Earth in Colorado Springs. Colo., said that in August or September, but that the MAY 16 - MAY 27 the satellite, Kosmos 1900, "has radioactive material aboard would not present a danger. STUDENT UNION AMPHITHEATER Neither lass nor the U.S. spokes- ATTENTION Chair man described the mission of Kos- Mon-Thurs 8a.m. - 7p.m. mos 1900, but it is believed to be Friday 8a.m. - 5p.m. rom page I one of two RORSAT satellites the COLLEGE influence. "There is always a subtle Soviets have in orbit. Saturday 10a.m. - 4p.m. C,V,T1 change that accompanies organiza- RORSAT is an American desig- SENIORS Fin tional restructuring," she said. nation which stands for Radar Ocean $ BC:0k S "Being on the Executive Commit- Reconnaissance Satellite. tee offers a chance to talk, at bi- AND GRAD monthly meetings with the president (Gail Fullerton). about things that STUDENTS SELL YOUR BOOKS SPARTAN SHOPS VAN importance to the campus." are of HERE 9-4 Norton said. May 20 (Fri) 9a.m. - 4p.m. In the Executive Committee, there And you I. May 23, 24,25, 26 9a.m. - 4p.m. is an opportunity to help plan what You may already IIR issues the Senate will address, Nor- ton added. 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Rob Engorit, left, adjusts Mini Parkin's suit straps

Above, Parkin makes her first hop after two hours flight instruction. A high -risk assignment: Below, Parkin puts in support Reporter earns her wings rods that help the glider stav in

A warm wind hit Illy running body as I jumped over It mil) lasted a tew seconds, but as the afternoon pro- potholes and cow piles on the hill. I was shocked when I gressed, I was able to fly for almost a minute (without was lifted off the ground. screaming). It was my first flight. I was hang gliding. Despite scraped knees from a few rough landings. I Many preparations led to this moment. Mission Soar- had controlled flights and landings throughout. ing Center provided two hours of instruction before I was The only scary incident happened when the instructor :I' even allowed near the bunny hill in Milipitas Ed Levin shouted. "Pull it in!"Instead. I straightened my arms Text by Park. and looked down at him running below me. This made Dani Parkin The instruction included the do's and don'ts of hang the glider shoot upward into the oncoming wind. I was gliding. Don't panic. Don't fly in had or even questiona- caught by a cross breeze that pushed my glider toward ble weather. Don't forget to check your equipment be- the only obstacle in sight - - a barbed wire fence. Photos by fore each flight. I missed the cold-toothed metal by inches. The glider Ron Green Do relax and enjoy it. wasn't as lucky. It was caught and ripped by the barbs. Many instructions were safety precautions to reduce The afternoon continued with a little more caution. the danger. The most enduring effect of the day is that when I According to Roger Watson. a flight instructor at walk in the wind, down the walkways of SJSU. I expect Mission Soaring Center. there were 15 deaths last year to be lifted into the air. It's a feeling of freedom, of not and six the previous year due to hang gliding accidents. being bound eternally by the gravity and weight of the "Last year was just a had year. Basically, we're on a earth. downward trend in terms of death and injury. Less peo- But the freedom costs. It usually takes 15 classes be- ple are getting hurt now than 10 years ago, for sure." fore the pilot sails on his own. Watson said. And it takes Watson said. a year of flying before the novice is ready to take on the The first operation in preparing for flight is assem- higher cliffs. bling the glider. At Mission Soaring Center. a single lesson costs 575 The glider is just a piece of strong cloth into which and a complete "pilot plan" costs $775. There are spe- ribs are inserted. The ribs stretch the cloth into itswing- cial rates for students, though, and equipment rental is shaped form. included. After putting the glider together. I put on a harness A new glider costs between $ENO and 5.3,2(X). that firmly attaches the pilot to the wings. After getting Used ones are less expensive. acquainted with the feel and weight of the glider. I began Rates for lessons and equipment may vary between Fulling down the hill. An instructor ran beside me, shout- different shops, said Russ Locke. president of United Department ing directions. States Hang Gliding Association. The association has 7,- Spartan Bookstore Computer Then it happened. "Push up on the bar." the instruc- 500 members and Locke estimated that there are 6.000 tor said. and I was airborne. other hang glider pilots around the country. Special pricing on Macintosh Plus and SE good through I screamed, a shriek that erupted from surprise. Locke said the sport is very popular in the Bay area. shock and the amount of adrenalin pumping through my "There are close to 1,000 pilots who live between May 31, 1988 body. Santa Rosa and Salinas, he said. It’s the most active The bunny hill veterans who watched were laughing. area (for hang gliding) in the country ." Save $25, $30 or $40 Dollars! STAR SEARCH A S Leisure Services is looking for three more stars to join our Macintosh Plus winning team. This is your chance to shine with A.S. Leisure Services! DIRECTOR OF OFFICIALS $50 mo Macintosh SE Model M52526 You have experience as an official and are knowledgeable in a variety of sports. Your job will be to recruit, supervise, schedule and evaluate the intramural officials You will $78 m0' also be responsible for completing reports and coordinating official training clinics Macintosh SE Model M52518 You are a leader and can motivate others. $100 mo $5.05 per hour 15-20 hours per week 'Minimum monthly ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT payment on Apple Credit (WORK STUDY) purchased before May . 31 988 You are familiar with basic bookeeping practices and have telephone communication No Downpayment skills. You will be responsible for keeping for ASLS including budget record purchase Required! orders, payroll, personnel, and accounting. You will also maintain equipment inventory and records You are organized, assertive, 2nd have knowledge of A.S L S programs

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Sheila Neal SpartaG uide Isaac Newt 1 DORI 1.00 k IS THAT KNOW LIKE MOW SpartaGuide is a daily calendar ANV7HWir For information call 985-1904 Christian Students Fellowship: WHICH NORTH BY A for SJSU students, faculty and stuff LI KE Meeting, I 1:30 p.m., S.U. 101REC7014 NORTH 414 organizations. Items may be sub- 1(11 ',DAN Almaden A Room. For information call 268- TM 60/N6 oar- 0.)4s-if mitted on forms in the Daily office. 21) Christian Students Fellowship: 1411. lame, RAW' T Dwight Hemel Hall, Room 208. but Weekly discussion meeting. 11:30 Y. Of DAV will not be accepted over the phone. a.m.-1:30 p.m. Almaden Room, 'AlDN1 tei 410C Deadline for the next day's publica- S.U. Call 268-1411 for information. CAO tion iv noon Campus Crusade for Christ: Last Career Planning and Placement: .406- TODAY Tuesday Night Live for the year. Co-Op Orientation. Introduction to .31. 7 6:45 p.m. Umunhum Room. S.U. Co-op, including details on applica- Call 277-8463 for information. tion techniques and procedures. 2:30 Student AMrmative Action: Chi- Bahaq Club: Meeting, 7:30 p.m., p.m. S.U. Almaden Room. For in- formation call 924-6033. cano Commencement Final Meet- S.U. Almaden Room. For informa- 1._,S.1111..s..a s /Angel() Lopez ana /Alex flet ing. 2:30-3:30 p.m. Chicano Re- tion call 293-3811. Catholic Newman Community: source Center. Call 924-2516 for Ethics in politics in the election year, _ Campus Crusade for Christ: Last ITIL BE NO CHANCE! ,--- more information. Tuesday Night Live. 6:45 p.m.. 7:30 p.m., Campus Ministry Center. GET INTO i LL -----11.1WEIsLLit IGGU000ES8SyE7'' el3wRTHINGour Church of Christ: Group Bible S.U. Umunhum Room. For informa- corner of 10th and San Carlos. For 1TRSING ilkou,SCME , amii. mIss Study. 7-8:00 p.m. Christian Center. tion call 277-8463. information call 298-0205. W HI M This soiri,,Aciz,n L D YCl, -I'LLYOU ' "IOC e I. lop AS WELL::...,,,, I .

YOU -C 18 say they saw rosary , . t . , c. beads change colors . 4 , 4 _ 0,. ,;.1 ... MARINWOOD. Calif. (AP) -"Miraculous" Senour and about 50 members of the Mother of God ila . , changes in color of rosary beads have been reported by Queen of Peace Prayer Community of the Carmelite members of two prayer groups, who believe the shifts Monastery in Marinwood, encompassing two prayer , 1 mean the Virgin Mary is answering their prayers. groups, attended. mama_ 'ti., ,i , A At least 18 people have reported the color change .,..$.. . N ife 7 since a retreat in Burlingame last month that focused on Miraculous changes in the prayer beads have been re- .-- ailliV 0119 Mary. They say the experience has changed their lives ported in other parts of the country and the world. and encouraged them to pursue their faith in a deeper Skibblefritz Michael Sherman way. Skeptics say the yellowish color of the rosaries is a "Chills went through my whole body," said Mary result of natural tarnishing and erosion of a silver coat- VELL IdafteAND, soNAT ilSKE`., '((Ii HOW 'IA RAN UM? Senour 'PE WC:? THAT of Petaluma, who said she saw her rosary turn ing. Jewelers say the erosion is influenced by body mois- atiEPE ,Aq JU5T igafi AR9 1 NA1.4 from silver to gold as she drove home from the retreat 15 ture, which changes with exercise and emotion, among Leocs uKt ,'ARTCOKIrYs. 11A-r. miles south of San Francisco. "I just felt humbled. like other things, and environmental factors such as humidity THE /ACK CF I :.:AgToct4 4 \ 17 God was really blessing us." and climate. DeSERT. to 13Awc,-1 f jr t hop GOCADLPF6. - 1 ;:ro ion. Classified

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SJSU Students S. staff al- San Jose California 95192 No refunds on cancelled ads Call John at 744-1741 For Sale Personals Typing nee accounting poellion Workstudy ways have 10% oft Cell for NO I IFEGUARDS Seesonal A year round la required Summer hours also now" 405 F Santa Clare SI et posifions evens.. now Salary smell.. Apply er the Director'. 9th. call 995-0488 P. spa. VIM- Monday. May 16, 1988/Spartan Daily I Ii Walters: Task force takes on student Final take From page I ness as life awareness." drug abuse, he contracted AIDS. grams, including the play "War- Through accurate information and Walters said he still has hopes tor ren," which is a story of a gay man support services he hopes to instill in the future. in San Francisco who died of the dis- people a sense of responsibility. He hopes the AIDS prevention ease. compassion and respect for theni- programs will be so successful that Next semester, in his new (direc- selves and others, Walters said. no one at SJSU will get the disease. tor) position. Walters plans to con- "This life is great and your life is Walters also continues to partici tinue to push for expansion of the ed- God-given," he said. "We have the pate in experimental treatment pro ucation program on campus and in choice to screw it up. grams at Stanford Hospital and the the neighboring communities. "There's nothing wrong with get- University of California. San Fran "People need an awareness of ex- ting high just don't make it your cisco in hope that a successful drill! actly what's going on," he said. lifestyle." against AIDS will be developed. "We need to care for people caught His own mistake was that he "I don't think they can do any in the cross-fire. didn't realize this early enough, he thing for me but just in case,- he "It's not so much AIDS aware- said. And as a result of intravenous said. Ceremony: Chicanos hold graduation From page 1 in the first Mexican-American grad- The master of ceremonies will he student Mauro Chavez because he uate studies program in the country, Rig() Chacon, a broadcaster for was concerned about the impersonal- he said. Channel 7. Carrasco will deliver the ity in the university commencement What can often take years was keynote address. The program will ceremony and wanted to have a sym- completed over the summer. "In (a feature a variety of entertainment. bol of the Hispanic self-determin- time period of) one semester people including Folkloric() Nacional Mexi- ation feeling of the time, Carrasco put together a department that grad- can. which Alvarado explained as said. Chaves, a professor at Ever- front different regions of Matthew E Durham Daily staff photographer uated more students than any other dancers green Valley College, will be pre- department for many years," Car- Mexico dressed in the traditional sent at this year's ceremony. and colors of that area. Members of the Update News tress hold up a ban- recorded in their Dwight Hemel Hall studio, rasco said. dress In the middle of "SJSU, in terms of Other entertainment includes a ner to celebrate a birthday and the last shoo to he ohich is to he renovated over the summer. the 1968 SJSU education, commencement exercises about 12 really was at the forefront of the Chi- mariachi band after dinner and music Chicano students walked out to pro- cano movement," Carrasco said. and dancing later. Everyone who at- test the fact that there wasn't The first Annual Chicano Com- tends will be served a traditional happen. We've had officers patrol- graphed the students for mug shots. any representation of their culture, mencement, held in 1970. was the Mexican dinner. ling the area to try to prevent it. he "That was just plain ridiculous," within the university system. first ever in the country. Through the Tickets for the celebration are $7. Plunge said. Coakley said. "We were just a cou- Car- rasco said. years, graduating students front as They can be purchased front Alva- Coakley said he thinks other late- ple of college kids out for a swim." I non page / The students were protesting far away as Hawaii and Southern rado at the Student Affirmative Ac- night swimmers have preceded his The pool, originally scheduled to the neglect by educational institutions of California have traveled to San Jose tion Office or from Villarreal and 'I suppose it was dangerous.- he group. open in August 1987, was pushed point that studying Mexican culture and poli- just to be a part of the ceremonies, Velasquez at the Chicano Library. said. They have a good "I understand half a dozen people back to October 1987. and then May concerns.'' tics. Also. "There was a lot he said. They are being sold on a first there were safety have been in there.- he said. 2 of this year. The opening was then of ste- Id said he thinks reotypes in literature. depicting This year's Chicano commence- come, first serve basis. A donation I t Dusablon Dusablon said the three people ar- put off until May 9 because heavy Chi- canos as lazy ment celebration is being held from of $5 will be requested from those this inst documented account is not rested were cited and released. They rains postponed work on the project. and passive,- time people have sneaked in Velasquez said. 3:30 p.m. to midnight at the Italian who stay for the dance. Alvarado the first will go to court and, if found guilty. The pool could not open May 9. Though the reaction to the American Foundation Hall. 425 N. said. For further information, stu- for a dip. will most likely be tined, he said. however, because it did not pass its walk- out was minimal, further confronta- 4th St. dents can call 924-2516. "I believe it has probably hap- The incident was blown out of health inspection. tions with the administration resulted pened before." Dusablon said Fri- proportion. Coakley said, when A grand opening party for the pool day. "We've been expecting this to UPD printed, handcuffed and photo- is scheduled tar 2-6 p.m. Thursday. CE gets contract WANTED' WASHINGION (Al') Gerieritl FILMS DIRECTOR Because his teammates had a track Electric Co. has become the Penta- meet in Utah over the weekend, Ab- design contractor for an Protest gon's prime To produce and mange the Wednesday bott wasn't sure Friday if they would Honors initial Star Wars missile defense sys- From page 1 find out about the rally in time to at- tem, receiving a $235.9 million con Night Film Serie I. rani page I "If State didn't have a track pro- tend. The athletes were told of the tract for five years of research. gram. I wouldn't have come here, cuts just before boarding their sports helped me pass the ELM (Entry As Director, you will choose films said Abbott, a senior majoring in so- plane. The award, announced 'Thursday . Level Mathematics test).- said Trin- Ornani,n the, c.r.!;.0 ciology. "1 just want to run "It doesn't help their morale," he is one of the largest Star Wars con and idell Thompson, an undeclared tracts to date. Under it, ( ;’’, Acro. athletics board has said that said. "That wasn't very considerate Gain Valli o,itt experiei ice iiianauernent The freshman. space Division in Philadelphia will was cut because at least in itself,'' track oversee research on the five key and staff event production. $5(X).000 is necessary to repair track Because of a term paper due in an Khadija Fredericks, a freshman technologies being considered for a facilities. But Abbott said the admin- off-campus class today. Carolyn majoring in broadcasting, said, "A Star Wars system. istration used the cost "as an excuse. Lewis, coach of the field hockey lot of times staff and faculty don't Apply in the A.S. Office. 3rd floor, "I can't see a reason why it hasn't team, said she cannot attend today's think they (the support programs) are The award capped a five-month Student Union by 5 p.m. on May 17. said her players should doing anything, competition been already repaired,- he added, rally. But she but they are. They limited to companies For more info, call 924-6240 or saying that repairs have been long do what they feel is right. helped me and all these students get that were not prime contractors I iii overdue. "They're involved," Lewis said. good grades." the five technologies. STUDENT PARKING NEWS!

Fall 1988 introduces a new range of CSU student parking fees, in the case of SJSU, $81.00 $81 FEE! per semester. At the same time, the use of quarters will be discontinued and you will be required to purchase a parking pass to park in the garage - no pass, no parking!

How do you buy your parking pass? Simple. Beginning in July, you will receive detailed MAIL ORDER! information - and an application - in your Add-Drop registration package. Take advantage of this offer! Just mail us back the application and a check and we'll mail you a parking pass in return. We expect long lines on campus after school starts.

By the way, at the Seventh Street Garage you will be able to pay $2.00 a day, but only when ALTERNATIVES! space is available. Park and Ride will no longer be free - either show your pass when you drive into the lot or pay $2.00 on the bus.

Alternatives to driving by yourself are available and you should give them serious CAR POOL! consideration! To encourage carpooling, we have just reduced the eligibility for a carpool permit from three riders to TWO! Two or more students may now share the cost of a parking pass, which entitles them to preferential parking in the Seventh Street Garage.

Ride the bus or Light Rail - County Transit blankets Santa Clara County with fast, frequent RIDE THE BUS! services, including an express bus connecting with BART. Discount passes are available at the A.S. Business Office.

Ride a bike - rent a locker! BIKES & MOPEDS How about a moped? Motorcycle passes are only $20.25 per semester.

FOR INFORMATION CALL 924-6556

NOTE: Parking fees for Unit 3 employees are subject to negotiation.